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, 1863-02-05

From the Journals OF Congress ltss.l
Wn!r:Eas, The States Of Pennsylvania and nca.
ware nte Threatened with an Immediate Invasion
frcnl powerful army. who have alIeady 1antcd at
the head ofChcsa2ealie hay:
AND. WHEREAS. The principles ofpolicy and self
preservation require that oil persons who E'ay rca
sorahly be suspected ofaidinS bettins the caise
Of the enemy. may be prevented from puEsuius
nea.nres injurious to the public veal: =.
States Of Pennsylvania and Delaware ho requested
notor!outly !lssaGrctea forthwith tobc apprehcnd-
cd, t.;sarmcd And secured till sch time az their r..
Fprctye Statca think they may be released without
Injury to the common cause.
JestIreI. That it be recommended to the su
premc Executive Council Of the State Ct Iennsyl
vania to clrse t2gcnt search to he made ~ the
hpMsts ofthe inhabitants Of the city Of Philadelphia
Who hare not manifested their attachment to tht
american cas1se. for f1rcar1ns swords am. oayo
ucts; that the owners Of the found be patc
for them ut an appraised vanc, and that they HI
delivered 10 such Of the militia Of the State Of Pea;s
sriya.lia who are At present uHafEned, and Aa:'
| been called into the field
| On the above preamble ana resolutions, Mr
Fisher, in lis admirable work on IN" Trial Q
| fr Constitution, makes t1lese remarks:
| 4 case occurred in Philadelphia in 1771
| Some twenty gentlemen, Of hlgll rcsrecta
| bility, were arrested by order Of the Suprenl
EXECUTIVE Council of this State, ut the iu
STANCE of Congress. ba,,ished to town II
| Virginia, and there detained. They were 40
! treated as criminals, but with considerable
and kindness. Those who chose to declar
| their auygiance to tho Government we're RI
leased, and MI were permitted to return t
their homes, wllen it WAS thought they coul
lc no longer dangerous. 49,.
These arrests were made with the know
edge and appreciation Of Washington. :.
writ of h.tbS4s corpus WAS issued nj the II
stance OF the prisoners, but It was disrcgarde
l,y the otlictr in ci,argc Of thcnl, and 500
afterwards, Sept. It'll, 177177, the Lesislatu1
1ussetl Il bin inaelnnilsing the Exccati1
Council, and suspcnd;ng the writ Of hatt'
| tD173,t*.
, 1863-02-05


Such Wings rs John s. Davis, and such Den1-
trrlts GOD save tho mark J as Jessie D.
Bright, in brave Young Indiana, who haze
hem irving to ride into power, by crying out
ar,inst the war-tax. and making fae!ious ol'-
nosi1ion to the Administration, are likely 10
lind out that they isaye beeh !rv'ER the temper
and for.,earnacc Of the people IL little too 1..r.
TIC appeal Of the gallant sons Of the uoosier
State now standing in our front, almost Under
the guns Of the rebel arn1;, will not bc un-
Leedcd. 4 1uTer, iutter and brighter flame
of,atriotism Is leaping fro1u the grlycs Of In
dumas skim, who fell ut Murfrresboro, md
their friends and associates who dwell beyond
the Ohio sec the graud bcacon-1ight, aud arc
ral!ying as one man to aycnge the martyrs Of
frceLoin. Indiana win not, can not fllscr IN
Tie day Of The nation sore trial. What de-
sire can she cherish for disgraccfnl peace,
based, upon , dismcmpcrcd Union, and the
triumph Of the rebellion. Perish the traitors
who would seduce her from loyalty. Tse 1ac-
tioniste find no sympathy among the Union
rucn Of Tennessee, who condemn their selfish
conduct in words Of unmcasurcd dcnunciation.
The 1oyolists Of this State, thongh sorc1v op-
pressed with every evil attendant on civil war
though outraged by rebels, though stripped
Of their goods, and driven from their homes
wish for no peace which would conslgn them
aud ;licir Statc to the iron rule ri the Rich
mond Confedcrncy. When the c:ilnons thu;
der and the bells ring out, and the people
shout 1t the return Of peace, they wish to be
hold the Stars and Stripes floating from thei
Capitol, the emblem Of al undivided nation
Alty.
, 1863-02-05
G11e ann Gar.
DIR. UNDERWOOD.

Ocu1'st nnd Aur!st End Operative Surgeon for Deaf
Ofire and Surgery No. 12i Randolph street Shor-
man House. Ch1caEo. LII. myt5IT
, 1863-02-05

4 14anfl-4IHkc " 1af' LII <12 .a!oT1axs1.
III enc of tho most pop1tlous districts Of
California, In tho Lcart Of one Of tug t"aat
productive valleys, occupied by quiet and
industrious settlement, q large number OF
men, with arms in their hands. have deter
mined to resist threatened vjcet1nent from
their houses, and defend their property from
what they a1iege to be m unjust invasion Of
their rights under tho color Of law.
1t appears that the county Of Sonoma chi
braces number Of rich aud beautiful valleys
That are very productive and convenient to
markets. The county is bortlercd By navig1-
bic Taters, and as carly MS 1919 was source
Of attraction to emigrants who settled there
with their families, Impressed with the belief
that ., tnesc ssaleys were tie public lands Of
prc-emption and settlement. At the time Of
the first sett1rmcnt it was difficult to ascer-
tain whether valid grants to lands existed or
not. If grayts existed, the titles were in-
choatc and imperfect. Records were loosely
kept, and everything relative to land titles
being cultivated by the farmers, they excited
the cupidity Of the Spectators. who, it is al
legged, used every effort, by flbricatiug titles
and forging signatures, to get possession Of
these lands.
The settlers claim that q forgery has been
employed to disposcEs them Of their property.
They claim that they had fenced the l1nds,
tual possession Of them. That The final survey
has been confined to lands not Indicated upon
the maps on file in the courts. That they were
prevented from finally obtaining relief against
thc confirmation Of the survey By reason Of q
rulcof the District Judge, limiting. them to
ten DAYS time in which to assert their rights,
while they live at long distance from San
francisco, and a!icge thcy we're taken By sur
prise through this action Of the Attorney. Or
The grant Of silanos de Santa Rosa there art
$50 families to whom this decision Of tht
court is disastrous and rAinous. Their atti
tudc Is bel'igercnt IN consequence, and th'
| settlers are now with arms In their hands dc
Tying the State authorities. They decE.r4
| that they have been trlc!std By law and rob
bed Of tlrir rights. aud will accept The alter
native Of 4 conflict rather than give up thci
| possessions. All they ask is 4 hcarlng Of thci
case and IN opportunity to come into cour
and have lair trial, and 10 secure this lel1
Ing, and prevent yiulcacc, the Attorney Gen
eral If California writes tue facts to the Al
torney General Of the United States, in Iii
hope that the latter officer will order anathe
| hearing.
, 1863-02-05
NCROpOSALS FOR FLANK
H0NlTZERS

ORDINANCE DFFIGH. " AT uKFAETAKAT.
WAsnISGToS January 9Th. 1SIs.
Proposals WILL he received ct this alte nntta eiotk
P NJ the 9Th OF February Eext fos tnrnlshlnS one
hundred less ~ poMnder cast iron HoEtt1crs Tor
tank ac:ensc Th,=c lio.itzc!s Weigh when ants1ed.
pIw,ut 80 pounds sach and drawings exhibiting ther
dimensions can be this nfcc. OF At the unied
S:Gtca Arpnaa They to be- subject to the ftsn;aE
Ir!ca sntes inspection and proof and noa nFc 70 %
ftrtiye md rat for eNge sAch es p1:s tAaiaecslah
an I.onf end are approved by lnlted SGltet II,
sJeetor to be designated By tss office. PaFs!s VIII
be made on certificates Of iasnecs.on and seects !"
be given by the Inspector an t. th!s etce
i,idtIe:a will state the number OF HoWlt-crs thcy pro
pusc TO dcltT nos exceeding one huu3feh IT.. place
of manufacture and delivery and thu price Fer pound.
for the Finished IowttzHr: and no Did VII! 90 enter
tairp unless tt be from founsrr regularly engaged
in the business satisfactory evidence nf which must
aCcemra:y the bid ANY bidder obtaininG contract
viii be REQUIRED to enter Into bonds with not less tsn
,wo ststcs In the peaal Of ten thon sani do'ts
for the :sttul ulinc1t Of his contract In oil
The bonds must be acknowledged before judge q
co:t at record and tho holdstHen muIt pc crstiHcl
by tr Judge Of District Court Of tho Enied STATES
Of m tfnanct officer in Charge Of Tntted states ar
sc, he ess., te ;,-sa sU,a of the s.oEd over aud
above all liabilities.
Tie rsht Is reserved to REJECT all proposals It the
prices are deemed too high. IT, for any caHse. II
not dectlcd for TIC public ln.rrcst to accept them.
Ais i'll he sealed anil addressed to Saslfe,
General lanes r. Ripley. Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
snsssn. n.E." 69d will DC endorsed r. 1snposal ; fo'
nank 11owttzcEs. T. y ~ ;iiFiEsa: a.: I'LL:
tac1 1z5.Siw.s T&T
, 1863-02-05

Before that hour I never knew Whit palri-
otism was: How dcarly--how deyotcdly: I
loved my country. 1 felt that each man be-
fare me was dcarer thau brother, and to en-
brace Lin would b. Il blessing.
, 1863-02-05

Oh. it WAS sublime spectacle to behold
e.nr commander as he rode along that littlr
lire Of devoted heroes, the Spartan glory that
was reflected from face to face. Each and
every man seemed to fec! that it WAS indeed
sweet to die for his country. There they stood,
cIlcc1fully awaiting the hour they should be
called upon to yield their lives willing sacsi-
;ife unnn the nltar If their cnurtry
, 1863-02-05
Farewell address of Gen. Sunlucr.
Tic following farewell address Of General
Sumner has been Issued to The Right Grand
Division Of the Army of the Potomac:


HEADQUARTERS R1a1r GRAND Diy,s1oS.i
CAxrSrAR Falmouth. Jan. 81.
In pursuance with General Orders No, %,
from tic It.jutant Generals oaicr. the
arrounee to the Right Grand Division that have
been relieved from duty in the Army Of the Poto
mae, By order OF the President Of The United States
past. in which you have fonsht 50 many battles
with credit aud honor always, in which you have
captured 20 many co1ors without 1osing :: single
Collection in your hearts. ron prove Yourselves
worthy oft. It is only in 70 doing that yoa can
+. tain for yourselves reputation well won, ant!
SHE commander, Major General Couch, 10 whom I
coc6Gt yon-
, 1863-02-05

Oh! shall ever forget the day whcu rode
dnvn the lines and locked upon those faces
tie, 80. o.0oo strong; 100 gins were approaching
them by water On the right; :: larg: body O
| cavalry already cncirclcd them III the rear
Eli: there they stood, like martyrs, gloryinc
in the prospect OF proving their devotion t
| their principles by yielding up their lives il
| maintaining them.
, 1863-02-05
4 CA RD.
Deafness and Blindness.

uf 1TSDEE 1OnD cut!s and Aur:>:, Operative
furrron III 3Lo h street, caT thtshcFs1Ia House.
CHICAGO. lLLISo1a.
las ac.os.i MS professional iifetn OfhthalTtc
nnl Ariy Medicine and Surgery. and receives monthly
nj; tie new and ingenious Instruments aad arpatasas
mid Tie .::irent ,odca &C treatment used flE fhc r.
IL! At1 aos;sz.s a1l 1nrsnnrtes of Leadun. Paris
sTin and n wsnna ms peo;f' IN ',ess 81 fs sRRspsea
A:tl@c:: r"l G59es Eyc Eut;"r;un EssT9n97n
1uraofs and spurious CEn~ths Of every drstrp,
.tor. Artificial Eyrs nEd EsrDsu1ls lnsc:ted. ana
hET:scnpc Stereotype PlarYn*oaeepe and n1hthaln1o
N,cresrntc Instrument. ad machinery iaat pFlnaniy
ra:ts Of Tie Eye And a:. thus rcscsltn@ le s1usc nd
raturr cf ra,r diseases Of thu and ct thas nvc
inc1to irrr Thought fo,evcr hidden III 'arksrss and
tn'nrnrirsh]r o.,..uri;y. ja7-yS71,1 ,11s
, 1863-02-05

~ c. Peabody, ofthc Pontiac Jacksonian: !:
T. F. Bonton. Of the Jackson Patriot, and E.
B. Pond, Of tho Michigan Asyns, have jointly
| chilled meeting Of tile Democratic editors Of
Azichigan, to meet III nc!roit on:tl.e 11th inst.
| al tic time Of holding the Democratic State
| Convention.
, 1863-02-05

A strnngc and startling affair occurred this
morning At the sailor'E Snug Haybor on Staten
Island. A prayermccting was iltld this morn
ing, Which a large number Of the inmates at
trntlea. After tho services were concluded,
onc of the sailors, who had acted suspicionsly,
approached the Chaplain, and, drawing 4 con-
cc;led pistol, suddenly shot him dead. As if
horlifIct: at the :troci:y Of the deed, the nur-
dcrcr then shot himself The lattcr a:tcnpt
was, however, not cffcctual. and the murderer
badly wounded, while the unfortunate CHIP
lain died almost Immediately
Ii is alleged that the cause Of the murder
was fear on tho part Of the sailor lest his col,-
Gdercc should BE- betrayed by the Chaplain,
to whom he lad recently confessed 4 previous
murder.
Tic affair naturally created the most Painful
sensation among The inmates Of the s'Snus
Harbor." The wounded sailor is in charge oi
the police.
, 1863-02-05

Our gallant Gen. Churchill had determined
to fight. and to tight to the last. aud each man
had made solemn pledge to the General and
to each other never 10 surrender, but to hold
the fort until all, all should die. Every
man knew that 10 conquer was impossible,
but TO die fighting for his country's honorwas
glorious privilege
, 1863-02-05

TTRUSTEE'S SALE.-Default hay-
i In. been made By Carlisle N..oa and John Ao.
sr;hrr IL tc payMeas Of tarsf protsso.J note dAssd
I,nIayv 10Th: ISIS for tile of ten thousand dollaft.
paJ ais 70 tts order e Ja>oa AcCotl: asc 1 5ea1s*
---''e sel.: :.cnr2ll5 tses: being 1oE da: snd Y
area: the tuousaau uvaaaFa
sal note.
NOW therefore, upon the application ofaald NcCo.d.
the legal owner Of sid not. ant IN pursuance Win
tr pow IN certain Trust Decd nf even data fhet9-
with. executed hy sAld Mason MeAItlur nj saeF
re5pectYc wives TO eecnre the Of SAID note
which deed vas recorded II the office o. the Recorder
cfccck county Inc;s. tn .;eek r. Of Deota; page e
!, T.. &. FaIne Frcer. the Grantee apd Fnstte tn
e sa!l Deed & ~ ~ = t;e s *seend aay r. MaEss.
North door of The Court Hoase in the City Of Chicago
EQUITY and State Aforesaid. sell q, Public Auction for
tns to the highest bidcr the premises aud Re3l Es
ta,e veyci e ar. b said D: q TINT described
lot No. T. IN Hrck No thirteen It's, in the orig
ina!, Town OF Chic4!o. Ctt5 OF Chicago. Cona:} q
Ceok atNresaid. excepting tae.etsom Parce! q
suiI lot in Tie Northeast coraa- tacreoK, fronting
t*tat{ e, fet on cana! strc:t aad clshty !se fses
thlroll street. 90 nlnch thereof ~ may DC ne
cessazy to M:a..e the money due on SAID note
fhtcaco yaauary 81 lsEI jigE2:7-td
, 1863-02-05

SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,
Tickets for sale to Boston by boit or ra. Loaf Tie
Lets ccud en- any the sound es Fare to all points
Rs low rs any sonte.
Sleeping Car. on night ty:tus to Phi1aic'phis. Men
baggage checked through and transferred fsce.
, 1863-02-05
NOTICE-To creditors OF Henry
lY IfuTIASD & Co

NOTICE-To creditors OF Henry
IL IIUTLASD s Co.
STATE or 1111Sots COUNTY or COOKS
Superior Court Of Chicago Il Chanccsy.
Henry potr IS, Henry Rowland. Da:id r. Ch.sa
Roswell Carter. John Owen. william Feicf EuE1 t,.
Naher the Merchants s;ytns; Io1a aaa fsa9 @0AS
tse :th 5a5 Of DeeeheE 4 D. IT. pnsntss 81 n9gs H. af
hy gtysa y aI general! e5eaoSS Son =: 4
3lenI ngH|aot }oI ,Ss Ss .ts;e esei
nTore 1S their Claims sgsnt al AZ. ssfo.s q one q
ss Hs1ssts stfest te,se ao ~lta tse @easas
f:Ort the DAT, Of this Eotce ~ AlnA eE4ll.
Nstsr + s'o3s s5ssso
75zHE UNDERSIGNED, Receiver
l. Of The Artisans Bank Of the City Of New York,
y & o. e aa2
q March is. by Eahe1t sasuI@on. Anetioaee2s. Il
TIC S1.a ccor Of thc Court Hor e Ia tie CITY OF Chi
sc ssf Ha:f :!
Ing to the sal1 tue !>,tsa2s Daux:
Lots oae q to tsn.y t9 nslnslye II ooE arsne sns
Of Illinois. and known Is The po3s!as property.
The terms Of sa1o arc cash
Receive. Of the Artisans Bank, City Of New York.
Chase, storss & M-lSon, AttoEne5s- 5ai@ z8 I'd
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN to All persors who tave claims aSanss the esta:a
e K 4 = e.
33snoS fcnnir to hoile 4. the Court House. IN CHI
ssso. $50 o. t5s tslri Noada5 q Fs5fqaFy nsTf
Executor. ottse sststso Johs kenef Is: atsasssd
, 1863-02-05
Four StntcsScceded from t2.c Old Cow
ernment!
MiAsourf, 1nsltana. Illino1s and Kcn-
tuckFt

Then follows the editorial mourning tlc
loss Of these States. My informant could not
eel Il copy, but uf the tratll Of this there is
no doubt. I send you this 1,y order Of Gen.
Rosccrans. Very respectfully
Frauds like these have been pcrpetratcd be-
fore l,y the rebel Generals. White EucSncr
WIS in Kentucky, bogus copies Of the Louis
vile dom nal were freely circulated BY the
rchels, filled with I'LL kinds Of matter radapted
to int,ame and e..eonrag. tho rebels, aud dis
courage the loyal. The scoundrcls will COM
nit perjury, murder, robbery, arson aud rape,
to i:jurc tic loyal cause, orhclp that Of trea.
, 1863-02-05

4 hundred Gags Of the h#:ed dcspot were
seen unfi,rlct and floating upon the ralnparts
cf our sacred fort, amid thr eyultant shonts
Of eowarf11y ft,e. Oh cant the terrible vision
bc ever banishcd from my mind: Ny heart
sank within nc
, 1863-02-05
nlilitcr11 6o11s.

DTCKSKIN GOODS.-The best
stoek In town and lowest pytcea. Army Gloves.
0n,cere Giose Farmers Gessa: ~ kinds 1f Eovs.
nnanfity MILITARY GGoUs.
Wholesale and ketail 1t reduced pf!eee
PrHoWEE 8 Cla1k street, tup statrs losef osef I4o
49, I3n{tSd SUITES Express OMCa.
, 1863-02-05

f-tnllV.1'
LIABILITIES.
Tie amount Of Liabilities. due or not due. to
l'anks nr other Creditors Sone.
Ls:es aG{ustsi aut moi due. ......:..... SI,sSj0o
n2Gn9 II
small, for printing. &c.
AEest ss 70 t1ks no 3
Te grsatest mount in:,Es ~ ay one ,e ey H. TeSn
s1ss sFsc Hs aa
HARTFORD. JannaTy 1ss. 1865
asSiiartiord. 'snairy it. iss;
personally ar2cars bs!s:s NJ EXsx Eax5sS
Tadsss ajfs aaa
ExnEE sssIsta5 99 r.; ss sosn s oih tt II The
7SA lssfhHSE HhSf Justice of.ae rcace
foE1G1S.L.l
Certificate to expire On the sst day Of January. 16
ArpsroEs OFFICE SITE Or !L1i,S91s. L: ,ss
WHEREAS, The Aetna Insurance. Company. located
Hartford ~ ths statG Of Co1necslcnI hs lsd sst IL
~, & H. st o ftsuse as as e
kufacc Companies not nca.ro5atel hy Tue st3ts II
ras .,ns furnished satisfactory evidence that 3s
& s 1saasa Ss sa
b a asat naS.i IA "a
t;uut ~ tbSraco ~ Aren't Tor tho transaction of tc
hnsies5 Il saA C"9any. and tlily aad n2rescEscilx
an. on hehslf Of said COMPANY consenttny that service
up. hn :c s,sa Aseas s;,s &c aSsn sn{ a{
waivis III clain, al error By rcison ofsuc SERVICE
Now ereiore n purS9Ance 9f tae nTaslo9s% @ % e ~
Accounts Of lie State Of illinois, do he:chy cez!fy tha
| tr said t;ugden s Hubbard 3nd Charles i Hunt Q
rhtcqeo Is authorized an Agent for the sa!h Col
psny to tTnnsuct the business Of Insurance. in TIL
statc ut ttc thirty frstay q Ianu;sy n ths SrS
| legally empowered 20 to 40 By ssiI Company.
| 49,, In testimony wheroof hare heteunto sub
sg.1 sctthrd my name and liked tue seal Of M
- otlcs IT Spring .'.s 18th dar of January
| 4 u 1sf.; Jesse K DE BuIS, A1lltor "a
, 1863-02-05
insurance COMPANY

&A40 Nk2@~ ~0hk
On the lst day Of January. A. D, issss. .
tie Laws uf tue state OF ll!!nt
Tho name OF the corporation Is -ET.
CoxrASy. located at Hartford. Conn.
The car.t.{ Is F1F7EzS 1lrSpErp II
LArs. .@t:S F:.d up.
ASSETS.
y !
Real Estate nn!ncrmbened.. ..+.-...
Cash Gu hand EnA IN B.sak-.......-...-
Cash IN the hsnds Of !agts and in tr'D'
Mortgage I;oads. PEI per cent, :i;t. scnii.
snHuat interest .$lt
Mortgage Isontas. per cent. semi. an
,1orteass IT,; Foad:. pei cent. semi aa >
RoesssssF sssI sHtsEs Is So1d;. per 10
DrooEIyn tisy bonds. & pr csaf.. a;i sc;ai, 9
annGsl interest. st.......-........-... z
Hartford Ctty lsonds. 4 pei cent. semi ::
annuAlinterest- t-...-.........-....... &
Jersey City Bonds. 0per cent. semi =
,,,asn9ex .nSs isasFfst ey Stnds. is Per &; semi.
ycus VnrS f%tt. Nnnds Z nor - Hr,r.
fe1fr trfrr;sst ' a>' w. s"''> .
1rntted Statss Sto:E ,,.r cenf s1,nI
nnnnsi t,,1e1csf 's' e''. ~ N
1-nt1ad St1fss Stoct :; csr ccnt scc,fs
1-n,sad l;s ststss Treesu1v - nar
conf ss1,i.srnns, inrc1csf pa =
1-nIfs1 & .tss iii rertifsates ] @ or fndchtcd. H
az! 4 na1 csnt fnfe-estacrsnrl I,
Ea1tt,str S1a S1at" S-nrE no. - saul
onnnsf tnfs-r-t II
...r "1t 49, St,to Gt,cE .,rr rrrf
~ aua1te1,y ia:eses.. .....,.s.... ~.
scu,tn,,o,nfi I'M t,r,.st
o,,tn tt"s, s,.,.. s,nc, nj rcent semi m.
o0U uSsi itntcvest ~ ...E..s..s... II
| >,,ch;Nan a, nsss Sta.r StorE 4 6nercsnt se;ni.
| oIsrr,i tntnrn:r
Lnnst G.i, x; 1850 ..t,.+
| AnHiAia etAie 9koSh' .. pei teul,'seAt1
, 1863-02-05

TIE cnfinaon oi Ingredients in t:ese THIS arc tlc
rcid luns and ot:ct:!1c practice. They arc mild
n tttt cte.4tlu aud tia Ia Correcting all rrcTu
In!ts Iaintn1 tcn4trs,a;i ns remo:t:= ali nbatsuc
:os wl.tter ts~n cold e "tHersi.s nsadaSe isin
;.tcst.s ~tc.tcs aatc, atn IN titc !Iaek anu Limbs
NJ disturbed ncep ws:.! aIi-e fun interruption Ct
, 1863-02-05

How a Rebel Cavalier Came TO Grief
Il PEtArtlc E1I.turJ Of flsc ArAuas.s
Posi- Fight, Gy u fellow who Was
EflerG.
, 1863-02-05
american Watches for americans.

TIE AMERICAN WATCH Coar..ST Eire notice t!l3t
they have lately Issued new style Of Watch. expressly
designed for Soldiers and Others who desire good
Watch aiga moderate price. These Watches arc ineaa
cd to dl.placc the worthless, cheap Watches Of British
and Swiss manufacture with wh!c!, the country Is
ioodcd, and which wcrc uorer expected 10 keep time
when tsey wc.c made being refuse manufactures
10 t.s country because unsa1ah!e at tome and used
ncre only for 1ockcytng and s*lad1tag purposes.
VIC offer to sell our Watch. wlbch l. OF TIE MOST
srrsrASuA1 .lAHrrAc7CEc, IN ACCURATE AND Du-
rAn1B 1xEprn and Iii sterling Silver cases, Hunt
icc raitern. at as low price rs Is asked fas the
and eplac. foreign nke already referred TO-
VIC tayc named tue ncw series Of Watches. Wn. Ell
Iynr, Boston, Mass, which nalnc win be fouud On the
rlate Of crety Watch Of this manufacture and Is one
Of cur trademarks.
Sold by Ill respectable Watch Dcsers In tic loyal
States. ....
Wholesale orders should be addressed TO
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, 1863-02-05

es tle commencement Of new era in the treatment
ri ;.a.c irregularities stnl distractions wc lia;c
c,,.<!rned ~ 1ailv t i:t:u .T,-EEnEAvE. Sufena.
cal ciuS Enud sth r.lu7a l. regular. H.l W';t
t:t:nf tea ta.ce i'ace the general hcalta NC
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, 1863-02-05
INFAMOUS REBEL FORGERY
GEN. Bragg Circulating EfogNs Copies
of the Nashville Union Among his
S;offfffrNs


The following letter from Murfresshoro,
which comes from an official source, shows
the desperate straits TO wi,icl, tho rebels arc
driven, and the miserable forgcFics which
Bragg and his associates arc re:t<lyto pcrpc.
tratc. We need hardly say that no such news
Us that given in the rebel fitc sinlitx of our
paper ever appeared in tic Ll";on or any other
papcr. If the old traitor, brute and murderer,
who ran off from Stones River. wants to
print limitations of the Nashville flaioa, let
hct him print the letter Of lis Major, ''2!0,
which appeared in yesterdays issue. The
letter is Us follows:
MUHFm.EsneRu. Tenn, Jan. q, 1853.
IS. E. Mercer, Esq., editor Of the Nashville
Union:
DEAR SIR: have learned to-day, from i
reIiablc man, that B7agg's Generals have ia
similts Of your paper printed and circulated
among his soldiers, with m editorial pur-
porting to hare been written By you, headed
as follows:
Startling intelligence from the North
west.
Fot.r StatcsEccedea from ts.c Old Gor-
, 1863-02-05

Tie tlnndcrs Of the right announced that
the struggle had commenced. I stood mud
watched Il with eager interest. Boat after
boat approached our Little fort Of three guns,
and hurled upon it their aagry dts Of metal
lie fury But thunlcrs answered thulders,
aud slowly and solemnly the little fort, with
| its three guns, poured out its walls of wrath
u1,on the goward1y foe clad in steel.
, 1863-02-05


But it was Of no avail. saw gun after gan
melt away until nnnc were left. Their boats
passed us, but the fort WAS nut surrendered; -;
1nr tic $4,000 lad now advanced upon our
whole line in front, anu the small artillery
from the foot and all along our line we're Civ
inE them the strength Of Southern principles.
Eight times they advanced upon us; as oftcn
they were rcpulscd, and running and yelling
like coWardiY cCrs