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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
LATER NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND Dec. 30th, 1852
Northern dates of the 27h inst. were received late
hour last mig ht The news is unimportant.
Washington letter says it is believed, n diplomatic
circles, that h~ first of January Napoleon will inform
Minister Dayton that he longer delay enreating
United States and tbs Confederate States terminate the
Washington correspondents all agree that lincoln will
stand by his ncpston proc iaDaion ard will issue
supplementary proclamation the LIST of January.
The clad boat recently destroyed in the Yazoo R7-
sr, noun ed thirteen guns.
l3t4.
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NOTICE.


ICHE SUBSCRIBER having qualified at the December
Term 1862 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions
for the County New Hanover. A rix the
estate of the lac Nicholas F. Nixon hereby notifies all
persons indeb ed to her iDtestats make paymen
those having claims against said inesate Motif
present them within the time prescribed by law This
notice will be plea ded in bar OF their recovery.
kMMA NIX IN, Adm'x.
Dec. 1852. 6UIW-I3-3t
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE,

'yNHE UNDt K- IiNrD having ,alIteI September
Term, A. D 1862 OF the o-It OF Pl-a- and Q Ter
ns OF New Hanover County. tx tbe
last will and testament of owen FliyAW deceaseG,
hereby gives no'ice all persons having Il
al esate present the Gully aufhenticat wit IN
time pr scribed by law, Othe this I be
pleBd Of their recovery All persons Indebted
said estate will please MAKE immediate sett ement
JULIA u. FIL.YAW, tNern'rix
Dec 9th, 1862. 40 lm&ll 3nF
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LAND FOR SALE ~ RDBEaON COUNTY.

YNRE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale twelve hundred and
sixty of Land, six mi South Yves. Of Lumber
ton and of Wilmington, Charlotte Rutherfo.d Rai
Four hundred of this land cleared aud is
high of cultivation and admirably ad pied to the
growth and Cotton. The buildings IN
a comfortable and conveniently arranged The neigh
borhood intelligent aud moral inducement here
offered persons wishing engage agrcu ura pursuits
far removed from Yan8ees aud Yankee flcnce'.
A. h FULMORE.
Lumbertou, N. c., jar. list. 1868. IA g."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

The following is from regular K'nston cores
pendent The is startling If but it will be
be asserts matter q TACT rely upon him. He
the first announce the advance OF the Abolition
lists. Tina: news was doubted by wisescres, was
that of the revolt among the Yankee troops at New
bern yet both were true
K1SsroF, Dec 26tb, 1862,
Ed tor Stote Jo,n NAT: The news from below this
norng, is startling in the extreme report hes j1st
reached town. ssid to from the picket lines, to the
effect that tn, Abotioniss in heavy force and ere
moving in this direction from towards Newborn.
Many believe the report to be true, whilst Others say
it is incorrect.
l cannot vouch tor the correctness OF the rumor my
self. / send you the news as | receive it.
Yon shall bear from again on tomorr
State Journal 29th inst.
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EROM WICK SBUhG.

VICKsBURG, Dec Nth. 1862.
There was heavy arng in the direction of Young .
Point this evening.
LATER FROM VICKSBURG.-THE YANKEES WHIP
PED NEAR VICKSBURG.
MtBILE, Dec. 2sth 1854
special dispatch to the Tribune, dated Vicksburg Dec.
2h says that the my landed in force supposed rs 0OO
this morning early, miles above this place, aud
tempted drive from the position occupied
by them They repulsed three times, and driven
back their gun boats. Our loss 81 led aud woun.
d. The loss OF the enemy $50. number of prso.
captured have arrived. Confidence il felt in our
ability to defend the lace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSGNkD having du quail fl Il n De cember
Term. 81, of the Court OF Z and QIt ctai
for New Hanover Junty, Adm nistretor the
w. S. Ashe. deceased, requests p"rs indebted ii
estate make immediate 'etlement and Ies re
persous having claims against said T.
ella ns within presc bed by law, t0is
be plead in bar of their recovery.
S. 4. ASHE Admir-
Dec IL, 1862. 53&ll lm+
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. u
THE SUBSCRIBER having qualified a. the December
Term la62 of the Cout of Peas AMI Quarter SESSIONS
for the Caukty Of New Hanover, as the admi1srar OF
the late Peter NJ Walker reby not lies all ets1ns ia
debted TO her int state make payment aud thOse
sons having ella ms against said inesi bo pre-
sent them within the time by aw r This notice
will be- pleaded In bar OF thei cOVery.
kARGARET Il. WALKER, Admx.
Dec. 18th, 1862. 6s2W&12 Sc
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so DOLLARS REWARD,

60 Runaway from w. & u. K r. % on the ~29'h
q Sept d hoy 1 II 2IIES. Said boy is about 6 feet
q high q years of age and stOols while walsh x.
will give the above reward for his safe cOLf cement
10 the Wilmington Jail SO can get him.
N. FOWLER.
Dec s h. 1862 81 lm-Il NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

A PERTINENT QUEsr1oS.-If our fathers didn't in
tend the CONSTITUTE for war times, why didn't they
make pair of Constitutions - Tor peace and Il e
other for war? Ask Prentice of the Louisville Jour
mol
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
LATE NORTHERN NEws.-BATTLE5- EXPECTED IN
wIsSIssIPPL-THE LATE YANKEE RAID ON TIE
W. b ". B. r, SO. &c.

PErERsBUEG, Dec. 2sth 1852.
Northern dateA of the 26th inst been received
Christmas dali day with the army the RappahaI.
Ths depletion of suffers stores rendered the time
dreary. No movements whlteyer have taken place on
either side of the river Is there any indication of
immediate renewal Of hostiltes.
Ina Herald says that the campaign in Mississippi Is
Stunning important shape, and 1t not be long before
two battles will recorded 10 that region
Vic sburg. and another sc Jackson. Porter's
grand naval expedition Ia to surpass all others msgni
tQie.
According the Register Just published the Abolition
army embraces million of men.
fire. involving loss of sixty i've thousand dollars,
Cured in Washington Street, York, on Thursday
The Baltimore american Suffolk corresp
fed III IT the army in that vicinity capable marching
Richmond sad says that the roads leading the
rebel Capa good and less protected than other
route and the soldiers all anxious undertake the
Job
Attorney Gen Bates regard, the adm son Of Western
Vrina uueonsu ionaI Liueon it is thought will not
sign the bill.
TIE Herald that the rebels in Western Tennessee
Nor hern Mississippi appear have involved all Of
combination against them in serious difficulties and draw
bscss, and shall be agreeaby disappointed if great
victory instead of dsap pointing shall be the
suit of the Winters campain In the South West
conducted.
The Herald says that Fosters operations in North Caro-
lima to nothing practically. The expedition should
have been attempted unless intended to hold
the H Road junction at lisboro which commands the
Atlantic Seaboard line and constitutes channel through
witch Richmond receives supplies from the Southern Re-
bel States The only salt the late effort will be to
attention of the rebels the Importance of concentra
ting such force there will defy further attempts
part cut this important link In their lines Of communica
toD. The attempt and the failure Of piece with all
the other brilliant efforts of the Washing generalshp,
which imply that much dash and herom the part of
both officers and should hsve been thrown away
enterprise which, like the assault the enemys line
fredericksburg destined from the first to be fruit
less
The Trbunes Suffolk correspondent, OF December 49,
that yesterdays political speaking dull On cleo
day. in this section four votes cast in Suffolk
aud returns will be received from Isle of Wight Wind
sor, untitled The rebels from the other side of the
Blackwater to put qustus the Union
Who might try TO vote. Lieut., Col B. F. End rdCoh, Of
the N. Y. Mounted Rifles sent with detachm to
cary the ballot box the rebelous section named
He had sent the precious AK of freedom far Smith
field and 40 ut visiting the other places when he
by overwhelming rebel force and had hard
for Suffolk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
FROM KNOXVILLE.

KNOXVILLE, Dec. 20 b, 1862.
The Commissioner Court is trying for treason Butte:
member of the Legislature, and A. D. Smith Great feel
irc ia manifested.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
MORGAN AGAIN IN KENTUCKY-l,2oO PRISONERS
CAPTUKtD, CATTLE, &c.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN Dec. 27th 1862
Parties from Murfreesboro report that Morgan taken
Tompkusve, KY sod captured twelve hundred prisoners
aud huuded head of CATTLE and sent them Murees
boro Several persons have been or are to be- executed
in Murfreesboro' as spies and deserters.
The New York Ttbunsays that the Confederate States
must be recoeDized chance to whip than. Peace,
says, the only paBacae present difficulties
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
Morgan Aa. Destroyed u. track on q. IoavIs Railroad

Morgan has Destroyed tAe track on the Loaie Railroad
I'm Kentucky.
The wife Of Hon. r. W. Bruce and wife Of Judge Burnt
Of on endeavoripg to pass through the Federal
nes ut Nashville under dag Of truce, were sent back 70
by Roeencranz and refused permission to
turn to their homes in Kentucky.
The enemy are force Stewards creek ten miles from
Aarfreesboro and lines half mile from them.
10 believed that the enemy ia advancing his whole
There skirmshing along the lines all day
The enemy captured two of our guns.
Four hundred Federal prisoners reported captured BY
forces before falling back to Stewards Creek arrived
this morning at 4urfreesbore II believed genera!
engagement would take place during day. One hun
red and fifty four Federal officers arrived hers onight
from 10 DC sent Vckburg for exchange
Nashville papers the 27th that Rosencranx
has moved HIS heAdq Concord Church, eight
miles South of Nashville. They do no: belsve battle In
imminent
Trains from Louis vile failed arrive Thursday or
Friday nights, and reported in Nashville that Nor
gan had torn up the track at Cave City.
The Louisville Journal of 24.h inst has tesn
ceived Il contains despatch from Lexington 23rd,
reporting Gems. Floyd aud Marshall with large force to
have Pound Gap and rapidly advancing ino
the heart of Kentucky.
Lexington and vicinity iu Of Morgau's men Four
OF them have been captured by q scouting parry.
FROa MURFREESBORO'.-THE CONFEDERATE ARMY
REIHF0RCED.-GEH. MORGAN AT WORK CAPTUR.
ISG YANKEES. DESTROYING BRIDGES. &c. &c.
Especial despatch to the Savannah Republican,
MUET aEEssoEo, TEsS. Dec. 2sth, 1884.
Tho enemy made general advance on yesterday, driv
ing In our pickes Heavy oannonsdiug kept up until
dark. Our advance haViug fallen back, heavily
reinforced last night with orders take former posi-
ton at all hazards. Heavy firing continues this morning.
general engagement is expected to morrow.
John II. Morgan entered Glasgow, Ky Christmas
evening and after brisk fighting, drove the from
loss Capt Lint The day he burnt all the bridges
fifteen miles Of Railroad.
force Of the enemy estimated C00 their object
sPOILS OF %ANDCRN's RAID ON THE YANKEE
LINES.
(Speei ii to the Advertiser l. Regster)
GRENADA, MISS, Dec z6th
Gea. VaDorn captured and paroed prisoners,
destroying three millions worth of Federal stores,
burnt thousand bles of cotton, took thousand
army revovers five thousand stand of small arms, 500
horses and mules and large amount Of other property
VanDorn did not go in the vicinity Of Memphis, it
too strongly fortified and garrisoned and for the
avoided Bolivar but captured all their pickets,
burning the bridges and trestle works ali the Railroads
necessary their lice of communication Our loss
not over 80
Forrest did not attack Jackson, but has been tearing
the Railroad track and doing good service generally.
Van Dorns whole force was 1850 men.
The reported attack Memphis q par.izan ranger
raid, giving the Yankees big scare.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
PRESIDENT DAVIS AND STAFF

Presnent Davis and stan arrived here at three o'clock
this afternoon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

The foregoing needs no comment But it Is q burn
Ing shame that the brave fellows who have uoby and
gaantly placed their glorious old State in the font
ranks OF the States OF the Confederacy saould have
their feelings outraged and their faces crmsoned by the
dlssraceui conduct OF those who isrepresentsng
them at home, But time will come when the soldiers
can settle the account for themselves.
State Journal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
YANKEE SUPPLIES CUT OFF NEAR HUMBOLDT
REPORTED ATTACK on MEMPHIS BY VANDORN
AND FORREST.

MOBILE, Dec. 18th, ls63.
The Advertiser Re gster has spatchd Grenada,
& Dec. 9Th, which says that the Memphis Bulletin of
the 2)h that the 10th inst. Forrest destroyed Rail
Road communication Humboldt, cutting eff the Yam.
kee supplies
Ga the 2st and I'D sixty transports lett Helena for the
sou,h and large remained at Helena, which
follow Scouts report that Forrest and VanDorn had
form junction and attacked Memphis the 2sd des-
irOyisg large quantities OF stores Nothing further has
been sscertained.
From appearances, the conflict the Mississippi ssd
Ysz)o Rivers will soon commence.
D. Price, who left Memphis Tuesday evening reports
FaUDorn being the vicinity and having sen: flag of
truce demanding the surrender of the city, The enemy
semoving everything to For. Pickering There are
only two regiments In Memphis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

In this County the l1th Dec 1882 MAXTNUS infant
months aud ten days 80
Thus bereft of thu Iozad oro h,t ,hosa x,h,
under this bereavement sh.u ccnso, msslvse
when they know that of such the Kingdom of
Con-
On the 18Th day of December HOR Alto K 40, q,
Samuel A. aud Ann a. Howard I'd one year, months
and sixteen 6a,s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

LATER FROM VICKSBURG.-THE YANKEES AGAIN
STORM OUR WORKS, AND ARE REPOLsED WITH
GREAT SLAUGHTER.
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 30th, 1862.
has Just arrived, who states that the enemy at
tempted storm lines again this morning, but af
comba. repulsed with terrible loss No fur
Their present The loss of the enemy said
be about 800 killed and wounded and 400 prisoners Our
loss il about so killed and wounded.
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notice.

THE CITY HOTEL
rs TO RENT OR LEASE. Possession giveD imme date
i ". Apply II joins "Ct,E
Wilmington, Dec. 3Iet, 1862 70 Ii &i4-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
Run HE BLOCKADE.


The steamer Alice, formerly the Masagcrda, run the
block ade last night safely into Confederate port She
has quantity of powder and a valuable cargo.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

TOBACCO-T0BACCO.
100 BOXES OF CHEWING TOBAC"O-VAR-OUS
aIO GRADES, at WHSON'1
Dec. 81. 90 3tSl4 lt
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MILITARY SADDLE,
DRIDLE5, II ARTINGALE3, BITS, SRUR2, &C., Ac, at
ID WILSON,.
Dec. 81. 69.2ssI4-lt
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roTICE.-sAET PANS FOB SALE.
- Is INCH SALT PANS;
I2s :. :.
with Crate Bars al and in good orde lying the W.
s. NJ WEST.
Dec 3Isk 1917 e96t
A cOLORED CARPENTER and other hands. Apply
"a at this Office.
Dec. 81, 1857.
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NEGRO ME.N To HIRE
70 UNTIL lstJanuary, 1864
* WILKES NORRIS.
~ Dec, 81, lS62-69-2t Auc:i0neer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JouRNAL.
TgE RECENT BATTLES IN NORTK CAR0LINA-THE
NEW YORK HEB AID ON THE REBELLION.

NEW YOHK
RICHMOND, Dec. 18th, 1864.
The New York Herald of the 18th instr contains full de
tails Of military operations 10 North Carolina
I, claims splendid success for the Union troops.
Ia despordent editorial the Herald Gov. sey.
our call Convention of the loyal States and invite
the rebel States to cooperate and that unless the
beion crushed before Spring ths rebels viii have Ma
polson for ally.
dispatch from Cairo Il Ia reported &C Memphis
that the rebels have gone towards Grand junction, but
nothing known positively small rebel force made
raid the suburbs Of Memphis Sunday night paeed
several carried off hundred cattle and one hum
ired and eighty mm'es
Geld in New York, the 74th. vas quoted ct one hum
bred AID thirty.tHo.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

MORGAN DEsTROY,N The LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
YANKEES ADVANCING, So, &C.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 2sth, 1854.
despatch hsA been received here announcing thsa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01
BRUTE BUTLER sUPE sCEDkp BIZ BANKS.

NOBLE, Dec. z1tn, 1907
The Advertiser and Register has received late New Or
leans papers. Beast Butler superseded By N. P.
Banks the 18th inst. Not troops came out
with Banks 1t is rumored that Banks will disbaud the
Negro Regiment.
Buffers general order dated Dec 18TH says Landing
with military chest containing but seventy five dollars
from the boards of bel you have given
countrys treasury half mil of liars and 90
supplied yourselves with the needs of your services that
your expedition has cost your Government less ny four.
dths than any he boasts of his Negro Regiment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

FINE WOOL HATS
A T "A so EACH, at
"A JAMES WILSON'S
Oil, Leather, sadd!ery and Harne Esrabli'hment,
No Hark-t street.
Dec. 81. 60 x Alt ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

Hon. John L. Green, formerly of
Chilicothe and once Wing member
of Congress, and heretofore acting
with the Repcblicans-made speech
to the Vallandigham Club in Colum-
bus on Saturday last AsaJurist and
Patriot he cannot 50 with the party
who advocate the substitution of Mil
itary for Civil Law [Tifin Adv.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

Rg Gentlemen, who are fierce for
war, and contend that nothing but
fighting will put stop to the rebellion
now your services are needed. Shoul-
der your gun, and prove the sincerity
Of your patriotic preaching by prac-
tice. Step into the ranks. Noedod-
.ging.- Bucyrus Forum. be-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22
PRODUCE.

Now, ii you want bargains, bring along your
produce or caEh TO our store, las we have TO
pay cash oxclu siyely for our goods, and will
have to do u cash business and you, will re-
ceive better bargains than you ever received
before at any store in Cadz.
q. S. ATKINSON g. co.
Mar 25, 1868.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

,u<S If the fact that man was
once Democrat is good reason for
voting for him, is not the fact that he
is still Democrat a better reason for
voting for him?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

SUGAR MILLS,
A I'll KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA.
"a. chine Shop Work,
Thre yhing Machines Mill Gearing lor Saw
Irons for Bridges, Grisl Mills,
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck Il wagon Wills " Window cups,
Window Weights, Door Sls,
Bolts and Nuts Gu; and " Door Steps,
made TO order " Coal Vaults,
Cast Il Wrought Screws Shufring and Pulcys,
furnished to size Turning and Planigs
Steam Boilers made and Iron,
repaired, Fancy Crates,
PlOw Points and wagon Common Crates,
boxes, Counting house Church
Portico, Garden and and Office Stoves.
Grave Yard fencing.
6E-Wa nave new and Improved WATER
WHEEL, which has been awarded the premi.
um over ALL COMPETITION.
Our facilities for work are large, and having
an extensive assortment of Patterns, we can
promptly fill almost any order in our branch vi
business Address
MEANS & BROTHERS,,
SteubenviIie, Ohio
Ju'y %, 1862
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-05-01
FOR THE CROAKERS.

Suppose the rebels held Ohio,
az we do Tennessee; Iowa and
Wisconsin, as we do Missouri
and Arkansas; Massachusetts
with Boston, as we do Louisiana
with New Orleans; the shores of
Connecticut, as we do that OF
North Carolina; the cost of New
Jersey as we do that of South
Carolina; and besides Boston
the Iiarbors of Philadelphia,
Newport and Portsmouth, as
we do those of Norfolk, Pensa-
cola and Savannah; suppose fur
thermore to have command OF
the Mississippi up to St. Louis,
as we have it down tn Memphis,
and to be laying siege to Pitts
burg, as we are to VIcksburg;
suppose them to have nearly FIVE
hundred vessels, including more
than a dozen monitors and other
iron-cladS, and to be blockading
the whole of our coast and pre-
pairing with immense strength to
attack New York and Portland,
as we are preparing to attack
Charleston and Mobile; suppose
them to have an army half larger
than our own lowering upon ev-
cry exposed point upon our con-
tracted lines, while we by con-
scr;ption had dragged into the
army every able bodied man,
and they had not begun to draft;
suppose that by unrestricted com
merce with all parts of the world
they were able to supply them
selves readily with all the com
forts and Injuries OF which the
rigid blockade was depriving US;
suppose all this, and we have but
family represented the disadvan-
,ages under which they labor il
the contest, what, we pray, would
be the state of mind of these
wretched men who rend the all
and make the day and night alike
hideous with their croakingst
Would not their knees smite with
/ fear and their voices fail them.
The condition in which We
have for illustration imagined
ourselves, is really not so bad a,
that in which The rebels are to
day. And vet craven-hearteC
men are found, who tell US tha
we must give up, that it is of M
use TO push on, that we mus
confess we are whipped, anc
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-05-01
summary OF my report:

The two licensed for less than
six months were by protest.
have issued four such certificates
and have an application for
another of the kind before me:
but those who read this article
may be informed that the last oil
such certificates is issued. We
have teachers who are qualified
to teach all the branches required
to be taught in our common
schools, and to such / entrust,
and not those who, before they
can get license to enable them to
draw the Public Funds, must
call a meeting of the citizens oil
the district and vote out Gram
mar, Geography and Mental
Arithmetic, as not necessary 10
be taught in the school. Hence
forth, meeting NAV "rOte our
all such teachers in company
with those branches.
Taking the tie chers of Ran
dolph all together, there are
many whose hearts are in the
work, many who are preparing
to make teaching a profession
and sacrificing all other interests
for cause that, above all others,
needs assistance.
Our prospects for the future
are Frightening. Mr.. Wright
opens his school in Union CITY
on Monday next. Mr.. Cooper
"has his sails spread to the
breeze" in the Seminary, while
many of our teachers have gone
to Wayne County to Earlham
College, and to Mr.. Charles, at
Newport, all good schools, and
we'll calculated for teachers to
qualify themselves for teaching.
p. HIATT.
TO be Continued)
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-05-01
CITIZENS!

There will be a meeting at the
Court House at 4 p. NJ, to-day,
(Friday,) to make arrangements
for incloslng the graveyard with
a new fence. Nearly enough
money has been subscribed to
effect this object, and it will be
necessary to appoint a Superin-
tendent or Committee to take the
work in hand. There should be
q general attendance.