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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
THE NEWS.

From the Chicago limos, October 81.
Grants recent moyemcnt-wnich much
resemb.ed that of the king of France, who
with forty thousand men, marched III
Tie hill. and then marched down again
is viewed by Wall street operators in an
unfavorable light, and gold and stocks
yesterday were governed by this opinion.
1t is rumored that Hancock's corps lost a
thousand men. Gen. Stanton is rQticent
OH the subject of this victory"
No official report has yet been received
from Gen. Pleasantou relative to his al
legged surprise of Prices rear-guard and
capture of Marmaduke and Cabell. Price,
at last accounts, was near Carthage, Mo.
with federal cavalry in pursuit. The reb-
ell loss has been chiefly among the recruits
picked up recently in Missouri.
Large numbers of rebels, under Forrest,
Chalmers. and Buford, are concentrating
at the Tennessee line, preparatory to
marching upon Paducah Vigorous prep
arations are being made to rcpcl the APP
pretended attack.
Early, In an address to his troops, says
that they gave way to needless panic,
and appeals to them to act differently in
the future.
Governor Seymour has appointed a
commission to proceed to Washington to
i.-nulre into the matter of the arrest of
-ents &c the state of New York, and to
600 ,b, the tote Of the soldiers is properly
cast and returned.
From the Chic.SSo Times. November 2.
Grant. it is stated n.:cde his recent dis
astrous move in consequence OF rN,'oiU'
that Petersburg had been evacuateu On
Sunday night the rebels attacked the
breast works of the I'd and 9th corps, and
according to federal accounts, were re
pulsed, with, of course, heavy loss"
There is large rebel force in Ken
lucky, under Forrest, Chalmers, Lyon,
Buford and Taylor Paducah, Columbus,
and other places are threatened; but it is
believed that Jacksonville, where there is
an immense quantity of federal supplies,
is the real objective point. Fort Herman
is in possession of the rebels, and there, on
the rebels captured a steamer
with $500 600 worth of government goods.
The rebels, it is thought, are contem-
plating important operations in West
Virginia, and Sheridan is taking measures
to counterfeit their schemes Early, &C.
cording to rebel newspapers, is to remain
in command in the valley.
Mercantile failures continue England
aud financial circles there are pervaded
with gloom. The failures in Rio Janeiro
romprsoe liability aggregate of $685.
100000
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

What are our friends doing with refer
ence to the Presidential election next
Tuesday! The time for work is short
and what If done must be done quickly -
Let every lover of Constitutional liberty
make one more efortin behalf of the rights
and liberties of The people. Leave no
stone unturned, no effort unmade to res
cue the government from the hands of its
assassins. Elect Mcclellan and Pcndleton
and then farewell to drafts, military COM
missions and the hords Of government tax
gatherers now overwhelming the country.
Democrats and conservative men do your
whole duty to your country in this, the
darkest hour of its history, and light viii
soon again beam upon the political hori-
zon
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
tie of Indiana, Marshlll County, So.

State of Indiana, Marshall County, So.
In Circuit Court February Tenn. 1865,
Henry lies Frederick B>rtlesl
VIM. II. Phelps & Thomas Akin. ''e'o'a'e
The plaintiff in the above entitled csrse, bv Nj,
attorney, has filed in my office ms complaint
agailst the'oeisniants and il appearing by the ar.
fdavit of e competent person that the defendants,
Frederick Bartles, W .iham II. Phelps. and rhom.
rs Akin, are non.resldenls OF tie State Of Ind.
ana the are therefore hereby notified OF the pen
dency of said complaint against them. and unlcss
they appear answer or demur thereto. at the call.
ing of said cause the first day of the mex; term
OF said court, to he begun and held at the Court
House in he tosn Of Plymouth. on the ID Mon.
day of February, 1858, said complaint aud tho
matters and things therein contained and alledr.
cd will be heard and determined in their sb..,es
JOHN {. CUSHNAN, Csets.
A. e. cs;oa. PES Au,. t-.s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

Those lists Of Union O. voters publish
ed in the Republican last week, are false
and fraudulent. Some of the men whose
names are appended to the certificates.
have been absent from the county since
before the election. They neither voted
nor signed the certificates. Can our
neighbor. or the managers of the Union
league in Plymouth, tell who is response
II. Con the forgery?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

only himself vote, but will urge upon his
Democratic and conservative neighbor to
10 likewise This is the last chance to
save what is valuable in free government.
Let no reproach rest upon you for not hav-
ng done your duty.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

A more corrupt administration than the
present, never existed in any government
under heaven. A greater despotism it
would be hard to conceive of, while the
forms of constitutional government remain.
Not right guaranteed TO the people but
has been infringe1, not provision ofthe
Constitution but has been wantonly vio-
lated by those in power, yet We are asked
to continue in office the authors of these
wrongs, and some are found weak enough
to say amen. We are not of that number
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

Resolutions have been intr cduced IN the
Alabama legislature declaring wil,ng2es
to open negotiations for peace, in the evens
of the election of Mcclellan, on the basis
indicated in the platform adopted by the
Chicago convention; 1. {. 1.-The federal con-
stitution as it is, and the restoration of the
union under it"
Secretary Stanton is to be made chief
justice of the United States supreme court,
and Mr.. Blair (Montgomery or Fank!) Is
% take position of the secretary OF war.
No attack has yet beer made upon
Paducah, but the rebel troops daily make
their appearance ia its vicinity.
There are rumors that Hood is advan-
cling upon Nashville, and other rumors
that no intends an advance into kentuc-
ky.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

From Il. Rev, TIo. Winter. Pastor Of tic Rox-
bury Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson ;-p"ar sir feel i. due 20 your
excellent preparation Hoohani's German Bit
tiers to add cay testimony to the deserved reputa-
ton II has obtained have for years 4. times
been troubled with crea: disorder in my head and
nervous s, stem. was advised by q friend to try
bottle of your German Bitters. I did so, and
have experienced great and unexpected relief; nv
health has been very materially benefited. !
confidently recommend The article where meet
with cases similar to my own. ami have been as
sursd BY many of their good effects.
Respectfull yours, 4. WINTER,
kox5orough Pa.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
FROM Rev. ). Eerton Rr3sa y. d e6:to- r.
the Encyclopedia ii Religions knowledge. and

the encyclopedia d Religions hnowlea ,e. AID
Christian Chronicle, fhliad. ipiiia.
.ii.uo.. u 40. dispose t. i:vo- y. recommend
P.g.s II ..i.eieS ii 81 oral, through di>:rlsi of
tier ingredients and Effects, I 81 know ri 10
sufficient reasons Wy sa-n may IL. testirg 70
tie bcrcii, ,lc belle 90 i'n:oii - rave received
from az simple PREPARATION. q ti- hone tatt IA.
NAV .h,i. contribute 10 he b.n.;s ofo;,;crs.
TO tls the more rcad!. regard ~ :I"oi
lands Gcrnlrn Btters, prepared - Ds. {. ~
Jackson OF this citv. hrc:.u-e ra> pr-i'..iicci
against them for msuv wears. under lie m res
sion that hey were on ,f,l an alcoholic n.ixfure.
/ Indebted 10 NY friend Robert Shoemaker
ESQ, fo- lie removal Of mis- prejudice by proper
eSta, ani for ercOura cement to Try them when
suffering from great aad loaS continued deb lltr
The usc OF three totIes OF these hittrrs at the
beginning Of the present wear was followed by
evident rele ini restoration u degree q { bod
ilr md mental vgor which had no' felt n six
months before. and had almost despared If r.
gaining. therefore thank - oi and my flioad
for directing me 70 the use often.
J. NEWTON BROWN, PWL.D,.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
ia READ WHO SAYS SO.

From the Rev. Levi @. B.ck. Pastor Of she Bsp-
Tia: Church. Peuiberton y. formerly .. tie
North ia ot.t Church Philadelphia
have eknowr nootali lis German 3i:t-rs "A
v0rahly fer aaAaOer of years | i'aYr usrti tsli,
in my own tsn.;'y. mi Pa = resn L.c. ca 4.
their effects tllst MAS Induced to recommends
them 20 many ctnt!s, and SNOW that they have
OBJ rated in 3 s.lkingly bcniiiciai manner. It.kg
great pleasure III thns publicly prociai;a'ng thi,
fact. and calling the attention. Of whose .I.rc. CD
with ne d;e,ses for xhicl ta-y a. Iorol1ni ord
ell 10 those bittc-s, knc from .rienrc hal
III, recommendation vii Dc :; staiHci / 20 rAi>
:,.ore c,ieerta!.g ,'Nooland's BITE, IS i.er Ell
to Deneh; me afflicted, snd "uot ruin ,iri1n'
Yours trulr, LEV T.. EECn
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

From Rev ]. X Tuner, Pastor Of Ife'iiing N. F.
Church. PLisda.
DR. Jackson ;-Dea- s;r-faring used your
German Bitte.s in mY family frequent, | an
prepared gay that ii has been Of greet service.
believe tn i in most cases OF general Debility
Of i system it 10 the safest and most valuable
remedy of which have any knowledge
Yours res. ectfuly. J Ii TURNER,
No. 20 N. Nineteenth street.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

E% Vote the white mans ticket next
Tuesday; aud bring your nsishor out also
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
ALSO AT

Invooi, Bourbon and Etns Green. we will ray
St,n0 per cord for Req and While Oak Slave bolts,
and s. % per cord for Red Oak, Ash. Elm and
Maple Heading belts and S22 90 rerthousand 6ce
Hickory Hoop Poles. delivered the side tracks,
convenien: for leading or cars. the above TO DO
OF good quality and TO be piled and in.p cted by
vl0n7tf HURLBU T BROS co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
Stavc Bolts,
HE'DlNG &HOOPPLES.

We will pay the following prices from tli. cate
u..til January LIST. 1865. for Stavs Bolts e.dinS
and Hoop Poles on delivery at ourStave Factory
AZ Plymouth.
W hite Oak Stave Bolts, $3.50 pr cord
Red 4" Heading 800
White Oak Rived Heading ~
1890 per Thousand
q Green 100
Hickory Hoop Poles 25,o3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

n6y Let nothing deter you from vo-
inS next Tue-dsv,-vo.e early.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

"a, Vote for NeClellsn and Psnd,eton
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

From Rev. ]. : Herman. OF the German Re
form Church, Kutzton n. Berks County Pa.
DIR. C. VI. Acknowledgements SIR have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years
and have never used any medicine that did me
mucn good as Hollands Bitters. | am very
much improved i'll health, after having taken fre
bottles.
Yours with respect, J. 6. HERMAN.
Large size (holdng hearty double quantity
~ IA ,or Dct;ls-ha,lf dog e. GO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
NOTICE.

To G. ". Thompson, \. Hayden, 9. Washngton Mssyu
+ George v eiby h Mason, Defehdants
You and each Of you heveby potinea thai b
nov on Aie In thecierk once % the District Court II
Lee county, Iowa. at keokpk, petition In equity e
Nancy A. sccneld, claiming III the atoss named G. w.
Thompson r. Hffsyden, uns o. " ashington Mrars the
thousand ave hundred dollars, noney d>s
dpon yowr nes AteA March a ls5r aiso praying 10
the Secssurs and sale Of lots l. and ihree in block "a
end 3ets and q block As, IN d. W. kcsfne's sadi-
tiop to the city Of Keoknk, aud for other re,isfs
III Wae ycu appear and answef nd petition ON O.
bsQre Of the secpad day Of the MAXI tenn OF said
Apsda0 Of September is6 issmsat and decree win BE-
had thersin = prayed FIR. n. SCOTT AUWkLL
aprS DIV. m hos 5a 60l for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
miscellaneous.

fsfsr RATS, nses. = s6cASj.AkAs. ned.
8ugos MNthR In RUPO, WOoAo0, AcS L.
sect @ On Plant0, GOvvls. Aplmals Nkos
Put up N sc Soc and Il ID Boxes Bottles ind tasks
IS ard . sis@ for Horus, PuBLac IxSssSpxsus, &c.
! s10siy infAllible reuasd~rknpwx.s At
*Eree from PplsouAsrstrs $500 .AA
~ ssNoe dangerous % the HunAs Ian0yr \
~Rats come out Of their hoIss v dSS..'
~ seld Wholesale In all large ciiiss.s
- Sod by all Druggists and Retailers ererywhere.
~. II NWkn4i3J a an vbffhless limitations.
~ Bee that "CoerARS" name II on each Box Bttt33
am 4S4k, bs1tFe - bay. a
~ - Address ~ 00N ~ ~ 0ooEAR.
NJ Pnxc1Ylr DxT6s or ba6ADWAX NY
- sold h-- !. q nsyQyELL Co.
wholesals a. RsAla AGunts, Kephuk, Ip<k4 q
janle-dkwem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

DAB 8V 2$
INVITATION or rnE xack o. rae BLAppra.
EXPLANATION or THE KIpHErs,
cArARRH or fHK
RLADsER.
+srRAHauARY AND Burning, on PAINFUL
uRIHArmG.
Res shsss Ase.sss sis truly s,ve elm remedy .,A
- nacA eassd - said ID IL prise. A sinxIe Se,e
- 49, Ansva - RELIEF fhe most urgent symcsoae
'nsH d he back and through the hips 1sspoovfc:
DAY - - Ooossitstioa water viii rsaisvs yeu ke
Hsvs Isas ssss given - tAe ne sfbJehu ebssbe "a
..,Ssr Z sas .rs.s.sas q those deasss. and snly
aes09o ~ ~ wax u bestss reoedy.
CONSTITUTION wATIR
Has proved itself equal % the task that has asvovsa
upon Il. ~
. DluRETIcs
Irrtste and d,epeh Me kidneys and By nst snt N,
soea led 70 enron icdeKenersslon and confirmed dis.
We prs.eas The Consultation waskr u ne prs,,s
wA ~ conviction that has equal IN reievina ehe
class Of asesses for witch thss been f0end - em-
- r.v.rd.a sr esr s1sita II plasins : ,sisss,s
rsIers e FORM 3 .ess NJ q pssss
Rad, RKADl REABii, arl
E DAsv!.ss, RA lsneea Issas-1~. ~. n. Ca Z
sasar disosts., and for avs .osskS passe1 nese
than no g-lions OF water il swsev-10ss ksSrs W.
~ sa6AL aadh ass .sasssI - ~, a0I rcsn1s
% weigAt. Dariss he month Of Jaiy, -, pep-
cured tso bottle: q cess.assss. MsssF ssd u I've
nssse ssstlsSI s.avsiy sars1, sssa sasr rsrais.
lag ~ seaal good health. Yesss truly, "a. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

W hefAfE.-yorce h hereby given thu, the under
signed Guardian a III. q. and l. neI,sis minors will
sei public ycndue einesiay, May 18th les4 At
the front Court House ia k-okuk the follow.
ius described rial estate The unisfded X y
w.X Of 5 h. y. d sec. s. Township IS n, X. ~ In
Lee cyunfy, Iowa fHtsINl
said sale 10 be between the hours Of O'Clock and
O'Clock y. m, commissioning nj clock p aay.
Terms made know q day Of sale.
RosxRr IL 6LL.nuRR H. STAFfORD,
aprzIdSw Attorney. Guardian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

Ar isvaasA = sxa.ass sAssr stssk sslrses.
M. A. WICKERsHAM&C GO.
agricultural Warehouse
oEED STORE,
Manufacturer Ass.ss ssr N kInAs q Assscrrsunal
ImPlcHents, Teols, &c,
ls3 IEaia d, Kpogux
GERDS. eEEDSl-Garden SEEDS.
- h-.A and s.n.isrs alsa, o..os -, Pea ~
corn, &c, = sAe AGRICULTURAL SxRO siO&k
|GRAsS AND FIELD SEEDa-Red.
:, - ~ Witt ed L.s...s 0ov.. Hssf.t. Hep. IN
xaRicdETuRAI $40 sTosR
|CORN PLAHTERS.-J. b. snish.s,
- 49,. ed osAsr Coz, rla.ss1 - A....s -
k---------..--- - - esEees-
|WOOD,S CELEBRATED REAPER
w AND PR1xs N0wER, fer sale by
Sa 81 A-A wicxERsHAM 4 90,
ROBERTSON = MCQUEEN,
vHoLEaALA AND RETAIL
| q Il CE Il =.
NO. 70 MAIN STREET,
Near Sd, KR0KUK, IOWA.
Hare hana large sseek Of Staple saA Esney Gre
e<1'e', un'en sley oass no sals iov y ca4h tUs.
|TEAS-SO half chests choice Imperial
- fcese nysou, 0snpovder. uolons. Japan sssd Eng
J, ,.s .l n.,sa s !s =. ssy - ss.s.sss* ..srss
Knows hixh, bnt eomncs ts.s vs Lsvs q Icy naars
SUGARS.-1O bids. choice old N. o.
~ s>pr ~ she Ma. aAssea e. u rrt.k = hais- Il
Crushed fusdrred. 0rannisted and CaxixsA s,enrs-
RoBkkTs0S MOOT kxA.
GYRUPS-Beston Amber Syrup. Belch-
~ ~'s 0sadsa eyyup Sasnr Hssss aa1 Pis.aatips M
Roskx1s0n MCQUEEN.
ERUITS.
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Is Aoa ktns Apesan nlneshsRrSs, ed rssnenee .,>y
bnsa PssrAsS Apptss, Aaspssssiss ard illsakbessss
xaa RohxxI1gk ncleD HIM.
| 0OAP.-60 boxes German and Pala
~ so.P. R0BkA1sON MCQUEEN.
CANDLES ~-z6 boxes Cipoinnati Star
- 0eMse boxes Pprreaae g Cal On CseAs< -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05
w q. DANIELS, t.gyst, 4
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PRODUCE ok4ALG3,s,

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

"But, BIZ, IN order that the national
financial plan shall be all that is ex necl.d
Of it BY its friends. it must take the pfaoe II
the locsl State shankiaes tsstSAd sktireiy
1t cannot co-exist with the local Stxse
banking system. The 70 plans working
against each other will certainly be dess
tructive Of each other, and win involve
tbs eosntry 10 stilf niger i6efiktts| and
initiate to still greater degree the prices
Of sl the pecessaries.of Efa*s ! q)low nv.
self to believe that such ! CALAMITY |, -
TO be sntailed upon this country, and thai
the most efficient legislation that csa b
devised ~ this CopEtess ill EeI Intro,
dsseS md adopted "a gtsfd tEy p65sss /.
|, Tp~dhSsl ~ u hSps az bo.a :,
these measures ass measures 81 the 81.
actsr ! have described, and il ia .bi.pcs
Of ethen 4ed fIoeae Iscqlnk ,1ucesu
Indispensable % The success n ~ -.
tisnsl saa3s1g 6tfl 6ns5vs that thev r;ll
nssstaad ntisty ~ rstaie dsundj 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

TOILET SOAP.-Honsy Sap, LAws'
1olist Sepgs, IdrSe aasort1.enI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-05

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r. mY3Hal Ia sl4sasanse seQls1y.
Nv task cisk 49, ~ ~ ~ - -.
ntBeanae nasnh nss it.ssussuas b rsssssop.si
visAlng 70 ks cut LIZ PolIeiss than aay cuno =
0eMseaDt - = - - - - 49,
ADgulou11y em4DnkG - 49, neGnUM
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
gI4 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

Tie Cincinnati Enquirer" the organ of Vallandig-
ham, makes TIE following 9Th al announcement il its
l&ue Of tie 18Th inst:
AS the Lincoln papers appear tc be some what COT
elrued as to Mr. falandigham's. position since the
letter If acceptance, We Will relieve them by stating
thai have good authority saying that be will vote
1Ur Mcclellan and PendetOn'
The ELqa:rer itsclf the most uncompromisng peace
a-anyPric~ journal in the West, has placed the names
OF McC!elau and Pendleton at the head of Ito columns
as Its candidates. Also tie leading Mcclellan journal
- Ia this city declares:
" We speak what we know when we say that there
vi" De no detection from the ranks of the Democratic
party worth copsderiag-no bolt worth counting"
Fernando W Ood wrote on the 9th instant promising
that be would shortly 'add bis voice to the thousands
WHO are preparing to elect George B. Mcclellan orr
reAt PIes!leaE," ana said "He shall have nv earnest
and determined support" Finally, by the following
which appeared c0nspicaously in Inc Cncnatti Gu
qlifer, We axe assured of The policy which Gen. Nc
peian' tlscted, Will pursue Messers. Lo0g and Vor-
a uses are also' 1t Seems, his supporters:
"HEAF CAMPAIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT HON.
ALEXANDER LONG AND DAN1sL ", VOORHEES,, CT IN
DIANA, N
, We have just issued at the Escuirer ogice long
o., I coy printed pamphlet offorty pages, containing
speecnes OF Hon. Alexander Long in tha House Of
H. together WITH the great Grafton of the
IL n nanlel w. voorhees,, of Indiana.
L. pcihoct~tc Committees shouId take the ,nak...
anu make this the Campaign document for +ha
fssSioenaal campaign 'ct us
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
DIED,

In Magnolia, the l2th inst, CHARLES AlLEY, con
of G. and CasaT.ne ossa aged olfs and Is days.
In Brunsviok County Tuesday 18th of sept, LLLtH
ANGELINA WILLUUGaaY, aged gears, month and
DAYS, daughter Of &. and u Ross
The death Of this lovely Guild leaves void when can
never be Allied. Yes, owing parenss yoir dAlng Ia
gone but whers2 YouhaVe buried the beUteols c@tket
bensath the cold clay bat the precious Jew II coHtaaed
ia Gaming brghtiy ia the coroAal God. Remember,
dear oEss you babe is removed from arms
to the soft bosom OF tao LORD, who SAID "eLfs itus
children TO come uiSo r3e aid forbid them fox ofs ia
IA the Kingdom IF HsayeG." Alas, will ssa Lilies
sweet eyes and her musical Voioo Hii weoone
ma no moro that besur, form which 3ame meet
US and world beg Pa" 20 let her viii II will say
Pa nozs. "Babe i sleeping in ngt iaat resting
place but we viii hs AID with loving hJ ads
VIII carry to her g.ve anu bedcw with teas oE
love.
Faro theo well, sweet " Babe Ut beauty
Little Lille fare thee WEI;
Thou vert too pure and lovely
In world ike this to dwell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
From the Fayetteville Observer.

friend hes favored with the annexed list prepar
ed with by gentleman formerly of this Stale, and
now in one of the Departments at Washington; who
says, it may be consolation to the friends OF the
buried to know that the graves carefully marked
and surrounded by high fence The 10 names in the
list Understood to be of those who died u the Hosp-
ais at Gettysburg Of wounds disease, and bu-
red in the Cemetery there. It is known that others
killed in the battle there whose names do not
and who probably buried the bloody field where
they e!l Al equally accurate list of these will proba-
bly, be obtained OF some of these, the friend who
enclosed the list to says:
Among those who ill narneIess graves are Lieut..
Iowa Register, Tutor of Rhetoric and Eocuon in the
University of North Carolina, and Leuts. John III.
cDade, VIM. Mickle, n. Brooks Tinney and J 3. w.
Williams, Of Chapel Hill. Lieut.. Register one OF
the eight members of the Glass Of 1860 WHO received
the irss distinction at the University and of the
eight there but three survivors. The youngest Of
the eight ard the associate Tutor of 1t Register, Capt
George F. Bryan, fell leading The charge in the cavalry
fight 10 miles East OF Richmond on the 10th of Au-
gust last. George Wilson, Junius O. Battle and
Capt VIM. A. ooster repose in earlier but not less
glorious graves. OF the 81 members who composed
that Glass, 18 known to have passed already to
that bourne whence no traveller retUrns We ne'er
shall lock upon their like again -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
FROM GEN. EARLY's COMMAND.

EICHAohD, Sept. 18th, 1854.
private letter from Stanton reports that Early chast
ed the enemy severely OF New Market driving him two
miles.
The following has just been received
HEADQUARTERS, Sept. 26th, 1854.
Gen. Early reports that the enemy advanced against him
on the 24h New Market when he fell back 10 Port
Republic. On the 26h the advanced towards Har
risonburg his cavalry having probably passed that place
NORTHERN NEWS.
The Baltimore American of last Saturday afternoon has
bean recsived 1t has dispatch from Sheridan which
claims another victory Earys forces OF Fisher Hill
on the 22i Ill Yankeedon jabiians at the from
the Valley.
Gold in New York has declined to 200 wheat declined
cents.
Postmaster Gen. Blair has resigned at the request Of
Lincoln. His Successor is ex.Gov Dsauisop, of Ohio
New Orleans aivicea OF tie l6:h via Cairo say that it
is rumoled IL at Banks will leave that partnent next
week.
Another fight with the French ard Cortnas ogres
sing a. Bagdsd at last account.
Admiral Porter has returned to his old post the Mis-
si,sppi river.