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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-16
GONE IN BEAurIFuL pREAMg LOVE.

Come, in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh! come to me Oft,
When the light wing Of sleep
On my bosom lies soft
OH come when the sea
In the moons gentle light,
Beats soft on the ear
Like the pulse of the night
When The sky and the wave
Wear their sohc3t blue;
Whom the dcw's on the flower
And the stars on the dew
Come, in beautiful dreams. love,
Oh! come and we'll stray,
Where the whole year Is crowned
With the blossoms Of MAY
Where each sound rs sweet
As the coos Of dove,
And the gales are as soft
As the breathing of love;
Whcrothe beams kigs the waves,
And the waves kiss the beach,
And our warm lips may catch
The sweet lessons they teach.
Come, in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh! como. and wen fly
Like two winged spirits
ofloye, through the sky;
With hand claspcd in hand,
On our dream wings wen go
Whore the starlight and moonlight
Are blending their glow;
Ard on bright clouds we II Iinger,
ofpurpIc and gold.
Till tho angels shall envy
The bliss they behold.
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TO MISS NJ

Charmed, l love to lingor near thee,
Where can see thy winning smile
And hear thy sweet wOrbling voice, while
Yet, know thy presence chains me
A willing captiye.
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SHERIFF SALE,

pI virtue of Especial execution to me direct.
- ed issued from the office of the clerk of the
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DAVID PLATNER,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State Of Iowa, Cedar county, IS
VIM. p. Wheeler, PIN, !
vs. In tLc Dist Court.
Jas. O'Brien, Dennis Cal
ahan Mathew Callahan.
To Mathew Callahan. Deft:-Iou are hereby
notified that there is now on file a petition Of
William =. Wheeler. the plaintiff in the above
entitled cause, in the Office of the clerk of the
district court Of said Cedar county, Iowa, pray
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township number ei2hty-one (sll, of range one
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n2swt WG,p WHEELER prF
! GEO. ;. G. Dow, Au'y Per Plat, spicer.
Dated this eighth day Of June, 1863.
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Field and stan OHcen Of sAs til Iowa
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Colopel-Samuel w. Summers.
Lieut.. Col.-John Pattee.
Major-Herman H. Heath.
Geo. W. O'Brien.
John S. Woods.
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Quartermaster-W.H II. Northrop.
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Mrs. Lincoln is still suffering Sc
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From c. II. scHRivES's Advertising Agency. Chicago
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-06
NEWS BY WAY OF LOUISVILLE.
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4.-There are three feet
of water on the Cumberland shoals, and the
river is rising.
Everything is going on well in front. Gen.
Rosecrans is in Murfreesboro. He has cap
tured the rebel trains, and is driving the enc
my. Gen. Rosseau is unhurt. His assistant
adjutant general Mcdowell is wounded in the
arm.
The Journals dispatches say that fourth
bloody fight occurred last night during the
storm. The rebels charged us, and were re-
pulsed. Our troops hold Murfreesboro. Our
advantages are decided. Gen. Breckenridges
division was cut to pieces and routed Satur-
day. Our skirmshers decoyed large num-
Der of rebels in front of our batteries, and we
routed them with great slaughter.
Capt. McCullock of the I'd Kentucky caval-
ry (Uniou) says that the rebel general With
ers was driven almost to madness by the
slaughter of his men. Eye witnesses say
that the slaughter exceeds that of Shiloh.
Gen. Rosecrans and his soldiers are in the
highest spirits. On Saturday Col Daniel
McCook engaged Wheelers cavalry six miles
from Nashville, routing them completely. All
is highly cheering.
Prisoners say that Gen. Kirby Smith was in
the fight. The rebel canteens were filled with
WIlSkey ana RunpOWQer. Inc MurtreeSDOrO
Rebel of the I'd said ''tbe federals fought gal
lantly" and it admitted rebel loss of 5000.
Capt. John Desha of Kentucky was wounded
by shell in the head. Adjutant Card of the
same regiment was shot by u cannon ball.
The following is from the associated press
correspondent at Nashville:-
sit is reported that Gen. Rosecrans shelled
Murfreesboro this Saturday morning; there
was no reply. Our forces would occupy it at
noon. The rebels had undoubtedly left. Our
forces arc reported as pursuing them. McCook
attacked Wharton's rebel cavalry near the
Asylum, six miles from Nashville, killing
eight, which were left on the field, and many
were wounded. Several federals were Nwound-
ed. Capt. Penny of the 9th Wisconsin, Lieut..
Hastings of the 25th Illinois, and all the COM
missoned officers and sergeants of companies
g, l., and X, are killed or disabled. Colonel
Scott of the 18th Illinois, is seriously wound
ed. Capt Austin, Of Gen. Woodruff's staff
is taken prisoner. Private dispatches say the
rebels in their retreat are burning the cotton
wherever they can get hold of it.
The Jews concentrated here and at Cairo,
have appointed Populations to proceed to
Washington to demonstrate against General
Grants order expeling them from the territory
occupied by the federal forces. 1t is reported
that Frank Ward, of Anderson's troop, is
killed.
Ali the reports of Gen. Rosecrans having
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ra,.., New, from vilAsburg.

.HoI1Y SPRINGS, Jan. 4.-Gen. Hatteck,
General-in- Chief Dispatches from Gen.
Sherman and the naval commander, were re-
ceived at Helena on the 3lst ult. The gun
boats were engaging the enemies batteries.
Gen. Sherman was inland three miles from
Vicksburg, hotly engaged. From rebel
sources, learn that the Grenada Appeal OF
the 3lst says THE Yankees have got pos
session of Vicksburg."
u. S. GRANT, Major General.
CAIRO, Jan. 4.-The Memphis Bulletin,
lust received, says the steamer Rattle has ar
rived direct from the fleet at Vicksburg,
which place she left Monday evening, Dec.
Doth. Fighting had been going on for five
days, Commencing on the Wednesday previ-
ous,) up to Monday morning. Gen. Sher'
man had captured three lines of the enemy's
works The firing on the last line OF works
had ceased, and the indications were that it
had surrendered. This line was just two miles
from Vicksburg. There was nothing between
Gen. Sherman and the city but treStle work
on the line of the railroad. He sent brigade
to cut off communication with the city by the
Shreveport road, on the west side of the rly-
er, which was successfully accomplished.
Gen. Sherman was reinforced Sunday night
by 5000 men from Gen. Grants army, by way
of the river. The whole federal force at
Vickspurg is now 10000. At the latest ac-
counts we had captured ten guns, and 100
prisoners. Nothing has yet been heard from
the forces below. The steamer Judge Tor
renee was twice fired on while passing Milf
kenvlle. The steamer burned the town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-06

The SOLDIERS RELIEF COMMITTEE ac-
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From ladies Of Rutland. Mrs. Nelson of Leicester.
ladies' sewing society of Paxton. Mrs Lathe of
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