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In the lst Regiment Louisiana Tgfeatry ia tn,
Battle Of Murtrees6oro', Dec 81 1862

In the ist Regiment Louisiana IgfaRtrg IN tk,
Battle Of Murfrees6oro', Dec 81, 1862
Field and staf-Lieut. Col. F. H Fsrreu, yyound=G
severey y and eft at Murfrsesboro Adiutant Lieut.
Adoph Kent, killed ColorSergt. A. J. Bryant slightly
Woanded
Company A-Capiaa Taylor Beatty, commanding
Epstein and Heeney. WOuuded Ssrgt Log'n, severe
v; Priratss Bu Z Hern Trsyb0ld and Wallace severe
" Jas Taylor, Henry and RelmeT, slightly.
Company B--Cspt Jas Cooper, commanding. Wound
ed Corp Plaea severely Pgvates Mclaughlin Flynn
and DEFINE severely Sergts Shehan and King slight
"; Private Hendricks, slightly.
Company @, I'd Lieut. ~ r. Griv0t, commanding
Killed Private Michael Hogan. Wouaded Privatas
Farley nr0rtally; Hog n Bennett and Coleman severe
lv; SerRt Boyle Corporal Casey Privates Betance
KeIy Wolf and Malone slightly
CJornDary d. Cap James II lrezevant. command 70 q
Killed: Ssrgt IugeTsoI Wounded Private Harring.
ton severely; Capt Trezevant and Private Hamburger
veiy slightly
Company E, Captain z. C. Preston, commansine
Killed 2d Lieut. r W Barbariu and Private Alsh5rv
wounded Private McKenna, severely; Seret Pun.
mer, Slightly.
company F, Captain J. ". stingfeTow. eormsp5.
ing Killed; Private -McDelmott Wounded; 1T Tien.
tenant W. A. Reid, severely I'd Lieutenant e. II Per.
kns, slightly Prvates Mink, severely; Farrell Sutla
ShannsR, Powell, Bartlett, Galpn, Bradford sIiehsv
Company G, Capt " n SPARKS comnaardina
Killed 2d Lientensnt J. Bringier Trst ana Privs.s
zeiaski. Wounded Privates Kearney, Fish1nsn Cot.
ton, Cock, severely Cannoa and Tuck, slightly
Company II -2d Lieut. VIM f.. Huger, csnilpardin 2.
Wouneed-Lisut Huger, lost leg; Corporal Haley.
severely Sergeant H0ssa mortaliy; Corporas Msher
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IMPORTANT TO SHoEMAKERS AND
TANNERS,
SPECIAL BEPARTBEET,
E.EEEEnE -l.- L..-.r- lE 1872

HEADQUARTERS SEENGAL BEEAhIH4NIs Z
BAEKsToN Miss. January 10 1863
TFAVISG been appointed Special Agent by Major
II Z. Minis, Chef Q1artermaster Mississippi and
Ia Louisiana Ter the collection Of Hoes in be eoun-
ties north 4 Jacks s1d the distribution Of The ssme
loDg the sev-rsl tsunsries within he said district,
and 20 contract r Shoes and Leather for he C0nfede
rate States.
Therefore the pr0Prieto-s Of al tan yards and shoe
shops wi hin sia district, VIII repors TO me st my head
quarters, hlut delay, number OF watts fled and
when they VIII BE- ready to work out, aEo the watts
en- 4ty ald TIE number OF dss necessary fl the
same and how many sides f leather sad PAIRS af
sh each proprietor furnish monthly, aud The sd
did5ns amount OF mechanical labor necessary to carry
So lzeiOr es n the eEtsut Of ter eapasity.
Tbs a5cT2 informat is neoe sarF 20 equal dis
ri utcn Of idss arnoag the ssvecsi ts yaTds and 10
produce Uniform Pficss throughout the stat and make
svsilsbe the earliest period ana IN The mot eco
noH7icsi snner the records thereof.
All tsnuers and shoemskera not subject 70 military
dctg not NV emp'oYe6 in their ion, will also
20 to re If they wi u employment
J. ~ WBSSOH, Special Agent
Hsl9-lm Bankst a. Miss
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cEEERaI. ARnER Il. i.

HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF JESTRUCTIOE, I
ERD0EHAvRE hi q, December o. 1882. 5
Ii while male Te-dsnts OF lie state Of Mississippi
"a between ths sges of eieb cen and forty, or
dsred 30 rep r. iImsdiat5y at the Camps Of Insrue
ti5n. Those from the counties Of Tishoming, TIA
vambs Monroe, L9aues Noxubee, LRudsrdals, Clsrk,
Wayne. Grsso, Perry Jones, ia per, Newton, HeshO-
ba WiussO1, Oktibbsha OhiekasaW, PoEtot0e ard Tip
pah vii report q the ca np lsssted al BnteTpri.e
the Mobile snd Ohio railrosd Those from ali other
eouufes vii repor az the ca@p located 81 BrOokha.
ven. on the New Orie ans and Jackson railroad
All persons falling report within twenty days win
be arrested and tTesae1 as dssertsrs
n re ailiRg sKemp ion under The late exemp.
ton se. srs requ-ed 60 sePort at the camp, prove
their claim and receive c7rtaostes Of exemption.
All the laws ana regulations applicable 70 deserters
shall be applied 90 saoh c-nEcpts fau 10 repsir tn
The piaea Of rend-z -zvous fer enrolment who shall
desert after e1roilDoal
All Fsiusess from ether States included ia the
above order.
b o.eer Of ths secretsry Of WaT.
n r CLARK.
Major ana A. A. General,
de24-lm CommanGant Ststs Of EisSs ssibpi
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= aarriei - Esr,narinn d. -

H'ae Harriet s.Rae Preparing Cor Work.
private letter TO gentleman of tls city, dated
Houston, Texas January 4th 1853 givs the foilovin
confirmation Of the captue made by Gen sagruder AZ
Galveston, and ntimates more tsrssag work in tbat
quarter;
Witn the least possible means at his disposal Cen
Magrudsr has trumphed over the enemy p C}slvssto-
herewe six guubaets and fhTee transports iyin -
toe ho-b9r which Maruder attacked sy land VIII T2bt
5 S...ely 80 sIlau arms backed BY two fra} bavou
ooass ~ atton bs es The issue vyss the go
t1re OF tne d lsIitt Lane The two stsau,hoata -s
along SIDE Wnen 2 truce Of ore horr 49, ee4ot1 -
pending which near It's tarIGiaaffo7 ne 49, -' Leu'
with the exception Of one which S5 IS, aIners'
gradually crspt out of the hsrbOr sni ~ tleIns
way safely 20 sea portion Of sssschusets their
and the crew OF the Harriet Lane sre prisoners sfsg-
der Is fortiyng Galveston aud the enemy can onv re-
rake t after they whip h One Of the wheels ~ tb
Harriet Lane Was broken ia during the collision vvifb
OF 0tr boats, aud she now undergoing ransira
This morning az Interesting occasion eresented itself
The enemy feet disappeared the night of The 81
transport (shp) with troops srrv=d aud anchored ~
Galveston bar seading in boats crew with TWO of oBr
70 egaias seeking for plot II the Harriet Jane can
be gotten ready ia iime, the transport and troops will be
prize ene s SAID 10 be from New Or cans and it is
not imp7obaSe ihat the notorious Hamilton aud Davis
may be or board
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W4CWT9TsTg. ATTEETT0E.

III FERST-C ass MAOHINISTS arriving IN the
"a Coniedgrate lines can get immeiists ard steady
smployn n sf the Almory If the usdeEzgned located
~ Athaur Ge0rgi1
Al Mach'1isss arriving from New OTiesns by apply
f1r 70 Major Demo steli Camp M8cre VIII be Hme.
diatslv d silsd % oaT Avmory and fnrahhsd with
N frsnsportalior Go wages VIII be given good Ma
chioists. and board can hs had Rt moderate ratas
COOK & AR0THER
iss In Arm0Ty, Athens, Ca
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W F. HUTCHINSON
Actiag Surgeon 2sth Nj isissippi Regiment.
30tk Regiment Mississippi Volunteers.

ECoNPANY A-Wounded: W. Il. Hobbs, " r. Tam
er, J. NJ. Hate S L. johnson.
COMPANY B.-Wounded Sergt. J. J. Quail J. NJ
Bges, s. T. Boone, II A. Buford, e. l. Buford, G. Corl
ton W. J. Costlebony Corporal Davidson. W. s Doak,
F D. Gardner W Gray c. B. Harris J. w. Rummons
W. W. Laarsnee, NJ Lyon, Jas. OGrady, W. w Rob
insen.
COMPANY C.-Wounded Laut w II. Witty, Ser
gesHts Irwin, Northorn, J. c. Hightower; Corporal
Shelton, J. l.. Shelton, S, H. Roan W. J. House. j. P
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NOwTNE

HEADQUARTERS PARoLED AND ExCHEDl
PRISONERS,
JACKs0E Kiss, December "a 1862. }
NOTICE is hereby Pfvea Ia answer 10 numerous IN
~ ouri=s that sl prisoners Of war belonging to the
Confederate States seTVea d vsnej at Vieksburg
der Federal fag Of truca, have been exchanged
arrival Il prisoaers ar iTing within the Confederate
lines By other rou es oRy be exchanged by report
ing in pa without delay thess headquarters il
oIder to bsve their names Registered for exchange
By commsnd Of Brigadier Gensrsl RUeGLEs.
I4. 6ZYMANSKI,
deQ6-frn A. A. and Tnspsctlr General
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The stanton and Esallech. Fis,leua.

We learn frem uudoubted authority that regular
seto between he Secretary of War and the geaerin-
ehif 81 the Ste forces took place a. the War
Depar nsnt in " Washington in regular Hesnsu aud
Sayers' style.
The general in-chisf having made offensive de-
nOnsgraiou iowa the Secretary, that redoubtsble
missionary launched ink stand we'll aimed at the
head Of The general aerf who ducSing and dodVing
escaped The blow and Immediately closed in upon tbs
Secretary. Here ended the rst round-tins less than
one minute The enerai-inchef having quickly
closed in upon the Secretary and cut off retreat Nv a
skiful Inaneuyre at shirteolar Immediately beSa7
gopgiRg st the eyes Of ths War Department. and was
about thrusiing il fagg 70 its fu length when in
Immediately applied 10 queneiug the elsretaovg fr,ro
tbe OF ths Secretary Of War Ricla0na E,lg,irs-
JsHHGry l2ta.
IT I6e Paris gielnazers eSpors arms to the valus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-20
RANAWAY.

ON the 25th December, 1862, from the underEgne5,
~ NEGRO BOY, SAAs, about i've feet eiE6t inetes
high ds compezioa. p easing countenaro-, and aged
about nnefeen ~ twenty yerrs Il is supposed be is
trying get Grsnsda. aud viii pOoably say he be-
longs 70 Or Mcsaev A l5era reWa viii be paid fer
hs defve 10 me o. for sny info nation that can
&c i'm ials lsv N Eis.ZEih-
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WANTED.

TJ5TVE f7stc'a CURRIERS' sre wanted at the Coa-
I fsderate Leather Manufacturing Companys Works
Magnolia, Nj ,aissipDi the New Orleans, jackson
sad Great Northern RsirOsd
Those 10 the my can be detailed and win be paid
full wages by aIps ing to the undersigned
j. d. KNOX
falf-IGfa Sur eriufeadeut
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0 HORSES AND MULES
Fer Sale af kUction,

ON Wednesday, 2lst January, IS63 viii cell TO
The highest bidder, foc czzh, at Walden Depot,
the Mississippi Ceqfrsl Railroad TWO HUNDRED
HEAD OF Condemned HORSES AND MULES
The Hoyer and LudEig issue Of Confederate Eot-s
will not be received p NJ LEATH,
ia147t Hsiar End Qusrtsrr aster O. s. Armv.
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WAhTRn- TlIHIEnIATEI.T.

A LLRGE QUANTITY on FUEL Tor ths use
II the HoEptais. shops. and troops ct ihis post. I
Will pay the CHEST market price for ali WOOD dev-
cred AT tls place. Persons having wood for sale VIII
apply at my ol5ee, just below the Post Office
IL. l.. BOON,
jal-sw CAPTAIN and a 31arterusstar.
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CWE WFNG TORACCO.

EROO Boxes BEST VIRGINIA BRANDS,
fJUU 100 bblg. Lime from Shelby county. 4la. For
sale bS n STERN & Co.
isl74k Jaekson Esiss
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The location CT tee Appeal office
IL on State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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sixfv.fhree Eikeiy NegrOes,

Among then twenty-five Men two Carpenter s, = Black
smith and one OF i've coed house servsnts
Thirty enc Mules ard fifty head Of Caue, among
them s0ne good Mich Cows
one bundred and ffty hsad Of oek Hogs, forty head
OF fat gogs Eve or good WsEons, 5906 bush. Corn,
80 COZ lbs Fsd6eT 800 bales Cot all the Plows, Hoss
and other psntst Implements beonsios TO ths place
toaetl e. with o her az ices net airy TO me Gton
Bond an4 approved sscaTity VII be required Of pur
ckssers.
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and Leslie. privsfes Bell Keller wehl Msrsellus and
eoiofoearer J Ottersen slightly
r-,y ,Syo9ip9ny t--eaptaiu Dou-lss west, commanding
e-llsa-l'rlvaea y. w. Reese and Roi-iey Vyonnisd-
oergeants ko5b Glats and Hickey and prIvstss Fesey
al1 ~ lAnueean slightly Pat Kelly, severely.
ION Comp pany k-lst Lieut.. Wm. Quirk, commanding
and Jensen slightly
SUMMARY Killed l4i wonnded g. Total e.
JAMES PURTTANCE. JHL.
g. surgeon is &egt. Ia Infantry.
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PuRLTC SALEI

SOY virtue Of decree Of the honorable he Pfobate
) Court Of bfsdisou coonty, State cf Mississippi
nade st the DECEMBER term 1862 thereof the under
signed "a Administrator ds b0his on tie late of
q Id Isuier dec ased viii sell on
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Al the aue tine sn5 place will be rented to ihe gh
est bidder, unless previously rented privately, the
Psntation Negro Quarters, etc. Belonging 70 the said
estate J. r POW ELL,
isI4- a7;h Administrator.
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PUBLIsHED
Terms OF Advertising.

An advertisements will be charged
sIs5O per square for the first inser-
ton and 81 for each subsequent in
s aTtiOn.
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TnesdaY. IanuarY 27. ISG3.

On The prentses, fes miles south Of Carton on the
Jackson haley road the highest bidder on a credit Of
twelve NJ cnths tie perahabls property Of ssd de-
eea.sd Coz si ting. in part, as follows:
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- The Paris gqeHsskers eSpols arms to the value
of s2,00Q0QQ annually '~s
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list Of Killed aud wounded in WRIthaII,s
Brigade at Rnurfreesboro'.

The following list Is furnished by Dr. K. c. Divine,
Brigade surgeon Of Col walthaIIs brigade, aad may
be taken as accurate
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J. A. SHELBY, Army Surgeon
Twelve left in hospital at Murfreesboro' Tenn.
q
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, n DUMJNUoUNt
Assistant Inspector General.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-17
PETITION TO SELDLAND,

Samuel Zohring Admmisirator OF jacob Wcnger de-
ceAsed, vs. mary n. Weuger, Mpty Zafiring. Jacor
Wehpe7 Henry Smith, Ann &C. Smith ------S Siaith
,-apd William Brooke. PROBATE Gourt of NontgOm-
cry county, OHIO, Petition 10 sell real estate.
TINO Jacob Wehter, Whose rcsaonce Ia ia the State
kpoH and --.r4 smith whose first name aud iea-
ldenee n upkpqy u, al qt Yhqm are boTs Rnd cpai
YepLesaptpyye " Jyefb M9pgqr deceaeedi you are
hereby hotBed that on the 2ih day OF August, A. D.
lsGs, said adfihfsttabf hdd HIS petition in the Pro-
bNie opurt Of montRoucryse 0hiof the object
aud prayer Of which petition is 20 obtain an order or
stlid btgnInS0t pf " vsir iof ARhbf NJ wenger widow
Of jacob Wenger deceased, in and for the sale OF tho
i9u9wl9g tea estglq, ofyhich the s9d yqGob Wcngcr
cob WengeTros ded Pt the time of his dcceasc to pay
the debtso Of said ddcedeht, situate In the county 81
Montgomery aud state OF OHIO and In the town OF
Miamisburg on tho outh part of inlots No A and Is
on the Original pint Of said town, the 9Th day o.
Septemb = 1885, application viii be made for order
n2cordipRly. SAMUEL ZEHRtNG,
IQb..45SaaeP &Sls3lssy q 39 Rsfs s@as9s, ,s%a, a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-17
Food Gor Reelection.

We were fully convinced long ago that,
as necessary Consequence of this war,
an immense standing army would be-
saddled upon the country, and that our
~ ,boprS tree. Republican system of Hovern-
ment would be perverted into military
despotism, unless the people, acting upon
timely warning, should overthrow tno
party now I'm power. This Oh Iect has
been in various ways, indirectly yet IN
'''' telligibly, ayowed BY Che Abolition len
,.. ders during the past twelve months IN
Tennessee several days ago, under the
auspcieslofu ASDREw ,.IonNsosiytho has
degraded himself into a pimp Of the Adj
ininiStratioh; another ihtIithtion to this
effect was given 70 the country A
change occurred in the ProprietorsBip of
the NasliEille, JO1vad Which is the inn
mediate organ of JOHNSON and the Gov
erhsrit ii. h.iIsnriesse6ii and hi 'hdnbuncing
the new s!!yle .uPdeg which, tho paper is
now published, the Editor, writing By au-
thority. makes die following startling
.a inaugural which contains food for.spemn
Itllttllou W NNtlJ AilbllNhl lEttlnhH
THG NGTioS AND THE ARaY-As the army
is thelgspr9ssntaGFq MI tha nation, so we pro
pose % 'hAkethe tJoGfndr the representative
of the Army--the exponent Of s principles
the second Of its deeds-reaeeting itb' yir.
a AtieA, aud casiing aside It's dto4 I'VE DO not
disguise ourselves 10 the tact, that ~ great a
,. powerful aud patriotic standing, urny, will be
' necessary in this country for all couling time
a . Our intelligent public deceivine
themselves, il they are looking 10 any othel
contingency me lac Of force is the law e
nt,Rll pIdicommqPiteE Ao ppAttaf wRa thS form
'" Of their government and we may well un
derstand it at first as ut last, We look ID,
.tl Il Miufelin Misunderstanding feirnk Sny OF N
responsibilities and we say to tbe young
the middle,aged and the aspiring that III,
-, army Is the place for future distinction Oui
government will no lopger be rppeo sane
IA myth--a mphcatonof fat Offices Of NJ
value to any one but their possessors, but j
will bea living reality, dispensing It's blessings
protecting hs citizens, with ample power I,
enforce lis mandates SO glorious il lhe mis-
sion Of our brave army, there is no laurel il
the ehaplet of renown, which it has not th
opportunity to win ,. awi r'.+,
aaritH f1 h'tisi itt ta RE-
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Nlotels.
UNITED STATESHOT


bEAUH bTKEET, BOsTON.U
lpireclly opposite theB9ttop Hpt Worcester Railroad
Dtpot) +"'
HNHE und,dslghod, who hss been aannceted with the
i American House. in this city, or over nine years,
mas lealdd thlsNeli'known nnd opulRr Hotel for
term OF years, and pledges him ef 10 hA and
the public 70 use hia utmest otbrtt n sun he Tnp-
utaton OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL ~ a frst.
class house The public may rely ulon Hnding NJ
hs house, all the appliances and comforts Of hrst-
class ifotel tH HIi''hlnIil i'IiI IttfffI .lI.I +.
fflco, ~ heretofore, Two Dollars DER dny. ll o.
ocad6m h' i'N''l 'r'4'FRANK NJ! PRArr 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-17

Be ore Safnes Turner JusticA of the Peace in end
hlor Dayien Montgomery .Couuty, Ohlo.. John O.
Gain, plantlp Rginst A, II. perriekson, defendant
Of the city ot Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
fINHE dtiehdaht IL hereby nohfed TINT OH the 10Th
of August, 1B63, hei sNd Jusinei issn0d an order
N achmegt for the sun Of $40 and interest there
upon from july %, 1909, and costs, an that said
catte "a SGT for heRring the z9t OF September 1863
. ai4OwG JOHN g. GAIN, Plaintiff
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lrqal.
ATTACHMENT. &OTICE.

JOHN 8eitler, Fnrdidn plaintiff, against Gath Rahuru
defendant, Before John II, hpppelman, Justice
. Of the Peace for Dpt9l township, Montgomery
county, Ohio. '"A .'. ''''i'H
nk the 1sthday OF August 1864, aid Jnshce issued
Nan order OF Aiiagbmept Az the ahoye action for
M sum Of ninety dollars, Cause set for hearing
- .sl '.oi.. ID JOHN 1ElTLEs, Guardian.
,TuREsHsH a. JpHpAN, Atterptys,, ,I BE- au2UW3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-17
Notirrs.

lOTICG m All BiQM IA MAY COACkRN
ATOTICE ia hereby given that there are now pen rp
IN CITY Council ot the city OF Layton, The
following Ordinances, io-Wii i I.aIH
To pave the alley 1nnnlng south rom First street
betee lots bi8and blq
In ppFspsnce 70 tbqlaW rad Ordinances were twce
read laid oh the table, and ihe Clerk Hiructed to pvo
foprweel.H' poupe or the pepdancy of The some
The law reqpi " All claims for damages that may
accrue rom suid improvements to bc He'd IN ting
with the CITY Ink, setting forth the amount Of dam.
nbeh dldnad. within two wofks after the pirn;iOn ui
the time Teqp ned for the publication OF surh notice.
when tho shme VIII be- taken tipfor ilral attion.
at2gdlw ANftiukY rIfPnENs, Oty clerk
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John foley Plaintiff, against wiliiam bonsou, Deron
tlant. Btlbre John " stOppplnihr, JuHtico Oi ,he
Peace for Dayton Township Aonigome'y County,
ON the 4th day Of September, lsC3, said hstice is
" sued nm oftiet o Ht1clfm6 6nt idr tho tum of 81
Cause sSt 70. hearing O. tobor SOB, attwo o'clock
pm, r tu.ia .. oe3wH. Ua iaa JOHN fol Ef
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-17
Is the Prophecy ReaIlZed-Tlh &
Rev. sidney SniIh-Was he q
RrHnhRll u. ~ |


In the year 1920, the Rev, Sidney Smith
published in the Edinburg Repiew an article
under the title Of America" in which he
spoke tatterngly Of the condition aud position
Of the Uuited States Mr.. Smith thought
however, he saw disposition on the part Of
our people to acquire military glory, and ne
took occasion to warn us of the inevitable
consequences. The immediate cause of this
warning was ibe preparation made to carry
on the war against the Algernes. Consider
ing that this WAS written iorty-three yeats ago,
we may well ask If the writer, in view Of What
is now trausplring, did not speak almost III
the language Of prophecy; ....i
I'VE can inform d Jonathan what are the inr
evitable consequences of being too fond Of
glory. Taxes upon every article which enters
into the mouth or covers the back, or is placed
under the loot7-laxes upon everything which
is pleasant TO see, hear, feel, smell or faster
taxes upon warmth, light and lpeomotion-
taxes upon everything on earth, and the wa
ters under the earth,-.on everything that comes
| from abroad, or is grown at home--taXes on
! the raw material--7tixes on every fresh value
| that is added to II by tho industry of man
taxes on thesauCe which pampers mans ap-
petite, and the drug that restores him to health
---ou the ermne which deeorates the Judge
and, the rope which hangs the criminG--oh
the poor mans salt and the rich mans spice
On the brass nails Of the coilin, and the lib
bons OF the bride--at bed Or board, codchant
or ldvaht, wemust psy4-the sehoolboy whips
his taxed top--the benrdess youth manages
his tax sdyhFse With aliRxed bride, op a tax.
ed rpad-apd the dying Eqglishmap, pouring
his medicine, which has paid seven per cent,
llngs himself upon his ehinlz bed, which has
paid twenty-five per cent and expires IN the
arms Of an ap0theeary, who bad paid licenae
OF hundred pounds for tho privilege Of put
ting him TO death, His whole property is
then Immediately taxed from two to ten per
: cent Besides tho probate, large fees are de-
mAnded lor bnrying him in the ohancel hi,
virtues are hAndRd down to posterity on taxed
m m%rbllf Ee pnd he !, EefPFqtsfred to his fathers
!, ia addition 10 oil this the habit os dealing
! With 'ldrge shnis will make the Gbvethmen
avarieiods'ahd prohisei aud the system itse
> will iniallbly generate the base yermin O
! spies and inlOrmers, and still more pestlen
race OF political tools aud reiainers Of III,
} meanest and most Odious description; while III,
{ prodgioua patronage which the collecting o
!, this splendid reyenue will throg into the hand
D of the Goyerpment will invost il with 80 Vas
+ an influence, aud Hold out such means aul
a temptations TO corruption, as oil the virtue an
, public spirit even OF Repnbli icans, viii be M
able " resist f
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