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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

anxious to see you, and 50 let him in"
| don't know how the boy introduced
himself. or how he opened business, but /
know that after talking while the princi-
pal put aside the volume which he was stu
dying. took, up soma Greek books, and be-
gan to examine the new conner. The ex-
animation lasted some time. Every ques.
tion which the principal asked the boy was
answered as readily as could be.
"Upon my word," exclaimed the princi-
pal. !" you certainly do WE'LL" looking at the
boy from head to foot over bis spectacles.
!" Why my boz, where dad you pick up so
much?"
IN my spare moments" answered the
boy.
Here he was poor, hard working boy,
with but few opportunities for sthooing,
yet almost fitted for college, BY simply inn
proving his spare moments. Truly, are not
spare moments the "gold dust Of time a'
How precious they should be What ac-
count can ynu show for them? Look and
see. This can tell you how very much can
be laid up BY improving them; and there
are many. many other boys, I am afraid,
in Jail, in the house Of correction, in the
foreeas,le of . whaleship. in the tipping
shop, who. II you should ask them when
they began their sinful course, might an
srer.'" In my spare momenfs."
/" In my spare moments gambled for
marbles" "In my spare moments began
10 smoke and drink" "It twas 10 nv spare
moments that began to steal chesnuts
from the old woman's stand" :" II was il
ny spare moments that gathered wicked
associates"
il Oh, be very careful how you spend youl
spare moments! Temptation alway hunts
| YOU out in small seasons like these. wher
YOU are not busy he gets into hearts, IL h,
possibly can. in just such g,ps. There h,
hides himself. planning all sorts Of mischief
Take care Of ysar spare moments.
Mrs. C. Knight
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06
A SINGULAR EPISODE OF THE WAR

We clip the following from the Colum-
bus (0hio) Journal:
Years ago. two New England brothers
named Moody. left their Eastern hsme 10
push their fortunes in the world OF useful.
ness and business. Being men Of sduea.
ton, one took the bar and the other enter
ed the pulpit. the lawyer settled in Mis-
sissippi. the pastor in Ohio. Both won
d stinction in their several professions, and
both became prcminent in their respective
States. Aud during all the years that
passed. their mutual regard remained irti-
mate and tender. The war of rebellion
broke out. Both brothers took up arms
the lawyer in behalf Of the rebellioi, the
pastor in behalf Of the Unian. They both
received commissions--the lawyer as Capt.
George MOedy. and chief OF Artillery in
Longstreet's army, the pastor az Colonel
Granville Moody, aud cammander Of the
74ih Ohio volunteers. At the battle oi
Stone river .he two brothers met each
other in battle array--ths rebel captain
under Bragg, and the Union Colonel under
Rosecrans. Subsequently Col. Moody re-.
signed his commission and returned TO the
duties Of the pastor. Capt. Moody ssa.
tinued with Longstrest TIL he made his
ill-st.rred ASSAULT on Knoxville. nefs,
being disabled. he was left at Q lara hsuss
on the line ef retreat. sas taken prisoner,
and seat to Camp Chase. Of which his srs'
thar had been eommandant. In the aili-
tary prisoa attached 70 this esnph he nov lis'
tortsrsa with isfsmmatory rheumstiim
To which Ne had kssa subject. isd which
| his exposure in tia Geld rendered ercraci'
Iatinely acute. Thus sitsatsd. in suksrini
| And q rrisoaer, the rebel captaia sent u
| his brother. the Usioa eslenel, TO eons 4
/ his assistance. The true snd loyal brethsl
ea~e, bringing with ha sueh AstsfisI sis
] in the form Of "ceaturs cosiforts,' - vel
as With fratsrnal counsel. as wsuld mak'
rthis brether's si,uatioa comfortable. An,
+ Col. Moody is nov engaged IN measure
for his erring brothers release on parole
lin view OF taking him 10 his own house, p
! that he can MINISTER to his coafort and 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c., APRIL s, 1864. .

su't'yste vegetables and potatoes abundant.
Y" /" well as all other food crops, and let
NOSE who stay athome manifest a patriotic
sell,denlal, showing that, after yielding all
~ the'r productions that can be dispensed
WIN ior the sustenance oi those in the field
they are prepared. without murmur or CON
plant, TO live upon roots and herbs. il BY 50
do'ng they can contribute to the welfare si
lhe Cause.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

Wy. speaking Of ssap, q friend
Soreslnaat be chained from the Oh
servers iFs;9e Tor making the article which
/. wefa tsen years subscription. Il is
simr5 Me- iey ,ad rOsin. boiled togeth-
&c wi s proper consistency. Not .
psroe'fd sass isueeessary. Hisfamily
@as lEied with an excellent soap
all ie4 4f-,xcellent as his own faultless
shirt ees &sed. n salt were not SO
dear - dlsn Of a proper proportion Of
tnat IVY NE "bar turpentlne soap"
,Faysfterils Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

CurK FOR CoLps.-Take a large tea
eoonful Of FAX seed. with two penn worth
extract Of liquorice. and quarter Of a
pund Of sun raisias. Put il into two
lGarts Of soft water, and lei il simmer over
,low IRE I'LL il Is reduced to one then
u TO IL a quarter Of q pound Of browE
lSar candy. pounded. tabls spoonful Of
'ltse wine vinegar. or lemon juice. Note.
/ " vinegar IS best TO be added only IA
fhquantity you are gong Immediately
t4e; for II il be put in the whole. it /.
t.e in little time to grow flat. Drink
p a. pint on going 10 bed. and take lit
keen he cough Is troublesome.
, Is recipe generally cures the worst oI
: t,a two or three days. and il taken il
= 'fsssy be said 10 be almost an infalli,
yH nnedy. II is q sovereign balsami,
= lotafsr the lungs. without the openin;
= q Ia which engender fresh colds OF
'.lere ut. Il has been known TO cur,
2 ctt at have almost been settled int,
I ia aiiou. in less than three weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

W.1sr fsrcers.-we every day hear
comp,A" fAw Sstery potatoes Put
,nln 'ns pee Of lime as large as a
aea as hoN watery soeyer the
po'ssoes Ane been, when the water
! Poa.so ,,Asleia,Oes will be perfectly 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

Frarrts PrpDlso.-Take one pint
- tg milk, half q pin, Of Indian meal,
g tsalul of salt. and SIX sweet apples
cst y mall pieces. and bake not less
hsn lreaOur.; the apples will afford an
e4ee flrh jelly. This is truly one OF the
n Hnss Jet simple puddlngs made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06
&fle MOMENTS.

= ieau. We bOy csme one morning
y 'ne uoo a'fincipaI Of a celebrated
senoo' anu nee him. The servant
syea n's tsAes, aud thinking he
lSokeo In mo- ibeggar than anything
s,se' .,,' 'o'u gEound 10 the kitchen.
Inc ooy u' s,as bIdden. and soon
appeared al Aadocr.
iou ws @Hfast. more like" said
withou! treuh 3 la.
Thank Ma,h, boy. Il should
nave ~ sa,,bi, OF bread; bot
me- 81
..r,,psS 1Iss IN n. .,sssy be. ysu wint,'
Iema'kea ,l ,.. ,ss ~, asain cycling The
BOYS patience @ ea al GUESS he ha,
none ;.s.', .sspsas pa. 'swsy aslghi ;'snd
s.,us.t : v.s .sou. % her w rsque't, she ~a'
Scan see M "A Al,
boy. alter 6nishif a i. IA ea,,.r
!. Well he's 10 ibna.o ao ."s 'ss Ys ~, 4.
disturbed, he mus pu = - h,
a'one 's,as"". ~. me-. .&sirI 10 apeeyhl
zone; ,,;, ~. 80 .e.ms - \, a''6 il ser loOlisl
masters presence; ut 49,. .hs Ali he
hands, and bade hid As, 'ls nasryns IN,
library door, she sal ! oPs'Ts "
Here Is somebod N, \. ak,dfa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

Dslv:red in The Hall Of the House Of Representatives
at MitdgeriHe, Ga, on Wednesday epenins,
Mareh 18Th, 1864.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

IL i stated By the organs of the sdminis.ra-
siou that Gen. BCTLg1 represents IL sentiment
and ts prOpos.t policy The Cinciuas,i 9 .zesto
epeuiy pfoclaims that his rccep'ion speech ID
Se~ York = fez days > 90 fotesh sdoss the views
% Nc LINCOLN. From bis expressions, the con
clusica follows that within shot. time the
olive branch will be rendered 20 the people of the
South. and that ne President "a onIy awaiting a
isvorabis Opportunity 20 Issue biz proclamation
%. thai end. We qgolc the commsnls Of the
Gaze,.e IN fall for the purpose Of throwing some
ligh' upon the military movements Which the tel
egrsph Informs us Is nos 10 progress an the
South Says the Gazette. referring % the over
turcs fot peace on tho par, Of The aSminis,ra-
tion: .
That opportunity might seem 10 have &C.
eurred already. r. .ie- Of the gres, moral and
political victory achieved on the s,h OF Nosem
Der; but il will require other events 70 open.
with reason die promise Of success, the wsy TO
the Southern people, and prepare them for the
reception Of the terms.to DC proposed. They are
az preseu, in 90 condition to act f.vorabIy even
we're they 80 disposed There i no freedom q,
the South IfH E'aFu ti1
The people are held in the firm grasp OF a m!
itary despotirm. and a formidable movement IL
the direction OF the Union il manfes,ly mpos.
sole But sHtRx.S nav open the way. ifsuc-
cessfgl IN cutting ~hat rsmains OF the Confeder-
acy ia tso--of separating the West from the
Fast, if. IN a word MS expedition shall be q
- LIB 30
ready 20 accept terms and return % their allegi-
anee A victory. therefore. by Gen SHERMAN
will mos, likely be III. Presidents opportunity
The hour Of triumph will he The hour for the ex
hbfion Of msgnanimty. Ii the olive branch
shall be declined. then ne must turn sgan to lhs
sword. Any furtber efror, At Cancellation would
DO merely throwing pearls before swine Il
would invite insult,
In theo~ene of faiIors in this third effort fo'
peace and Union. The only course then will b,
var. determination sni confscation. To our
| soldiers We must offer the lands Of the South 8:
a bounty. and ~e must make this promise good
This policy the country will sustain, and hi,
policy they will be called upon 20 sustain.
The rebellion must I've suppressed a, sll hez
ards Failure Is 10. 20 be thought of--i; is gu
of the question I, will therefore be Tor the PEG
pie OF the South, when the President renews BIZ
Offer 20 return 10 their allegiance, or suffer th
consequences Of the continuance OF the vsr upol
ec.le and with severity. comp,rej will
which the past has been a eoutes, conducted upoi
principles the most mild
| In view OF the fore-hading 10 which refer
and the pending military operations, i, may b.
s.d the country is now entering period the mos
interesting in the history OF ;hia war. and the de
velopments Of the immediate future will b
awaited with deep soIiciIudc but With s,ron
hone OF favorable results
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Testimonials 81 Ren.arkmb.S
Cures

Among the numer,,u- testimonials IN a. 10.
ses-iDn, De iighthil hs~ se'-r'ei l.w on.s Of
those IRON parlie> o. esisbli-hei position aud
well known throughout tie country,
lfrsm the Home Journal tN. ~ jun ~. iss4I
in every busiuess uf yl".c~si,it iuIe-o in ceefy
depart Uneut oi scicnre or xiii. there = sis
some Acknowledges hrad--s"me ne aho studs
out n boid reliei anng hi- .eiioA, - a -oft of
leader la the sfudN aud tfvsinseh' al ,ietlu,s-
AMI ratafrh as special lisea-tr DE- L'ghihiil oi
'his city, occupies the p,riTivB st,,se described
He has devoted serrs Of Ia'r'r ." thi- -pec,fits
anu r. reaping The r,1arI 0f hi, uniu~lry
The editorial columns 80. rinuDe 81 a recent
date bear witness to the D.,c,nss -ncce.s ~ this
delarm eni OF medicine We quote the para.
Ciafh:
80 YAK OF Drsr Murf --L.,ui- L,ea en- On.
r. lHd iuuueen ,eaiS ct a.e. torn, ~ t,ei ny /,
came TO this cir, whei he sa- shout tSo ears
old Soon siter his arrival here he va. taken
sick ~ lost hrs hearing. &, iegtscs ne becsnse
first det; and then dumb fpr re ri, ten wears
ne Sas mute, unaiiie - hesr thc iouaesf soice.
OF o. ariicuate VOID. Ab,at one var ago he
Wa pi.ced by his parents ~ tie au1- oi DR.
Llsh'hil. sho hs- 80 Tar succeeded IN restoring
to him his lost powers ui herring aud u''eranc.
thai he can converse ~ith tho-. ~ho speak 20
him distinctly ard deliberately Daring The p,si
four ar five months he has beer under the igsfi"n
OF Sir Benuecke. and ha- msde considerable pro.
gres- 10 writing and .rithmetic
Having been supplied with fhe lad address.
ne iuriher investigated he matter. and ds,ov-
cred that previous 20 calling on D. Liehthill.
the youths case wa- considered igoi.ele->. aad ne
Tor two ,ears al inmate OF the Deaf -nd
Dumb Asylum The Rev. John Mott ID. ID.
Professor in Union College: Schenectady, in .
published letter, tenders his gratitude Co DR..
LgtthIll, for treating successfully his case u
deafness. Rev. Fred \ Jewell, Professor Of
the State Nornai School at Albany. also testi-
her To having beer cured OF cHtsrrh Dr. Light
hin possesses other .ie-iinonials aud tribute 70
hi talent iIom some OF our vealthiest aud uibsf
prominent and respected citizens, which my TOO
seen on application IL would be diff al, 20
speak IL any but terms OF praise OF hrs ire Il
meut. in the iace o. these MANY proofs and fact>
,estliyiug 10 his success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
AN ExTRAO ROINARY CASE.

We witness Yesterday q OF Ininncirifii
and keTsiiiis. in the person OF lady ~ th csty. "a
which Re functions 81 vision ntirey Oh ters'rc
in q right eye. The total bind. TIE lady
place ner-e under the TREATMENT ~ sbcrn, who has
for some we-ks been Operating our c ~, In IT,
short space Of three K has entirely restored the
to It's natural sight. ihs j. that sho aid
mend the cc;or to those requiring the eye.
and we take great pleasure IN ng esmoiy hi
skill, .ny in the rnena I'd, (Which is certainly
exrsort nary ole. but Ia the other
Of the hind thai have come under sr-onsl OBJ
servston.- -Obo state Joarna. novls6s-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Testimonial from Rev. Dr.. McCarter.

HAVING sen some ~ w. DO u Surgical riormsn.
and his very extraordinary s0ccess remcvi al
chronic and other diseases. alter al her bad
TAI 81, u afrt- great pleasure L. testimony q
What h I'VE cen and inow.
The Dactor las e'joye very unu~nsl facilities for &C
quir ng most thorough kn wledge-3 .hr human sys-
tenn both IN this and O'h.r Tee. sna his ~ cia
ability 10 dt-ct the nature e the disease. well
edy. accoant for h unparaiei q n cess.
To al persons lshorifg - ssRt have
been pronounced incGrsblc. I would say, Gas VINO
sympar hzcS.wi Saferi " huns iiy lose time IN
Hing yourself Of the Of the nocioT'-
rooms. Rev u NcCaRfkk.
Col rabus Jelly 2S tea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
All SORTS OE PAss a & % Piss.

-Peuifed trees are very common IN Mime
sofa.
Three Ronnsn Cardinals have died since
spring.
-1mmateri.l bonnets are the STYLE Ia Paris
Hair is To- be worn high in front
The Louisiana State" Conversion used OF
liquor and cigars TO the vaiue of - 24i.
The North Sea is SAID TO be valued ., twenty
cent7.per acre, for fishing purposes
Solomon advised the sluggard to 90 to the
~nt bot the ~histiess in day generally go t"
their uncle
The ladies OF Paris appear disposed IN sdop;
for heir wiuisr costume yer, short petticosts.
very high boots, AID very plaid Stockings So
be !,
lit is estimated thai twenty thousand dollar.
in counterfeit pos'-l currency change hands in
Cincinnati daily, few knowing whether L is good
or spurious.
AN Euglishman il never happy bot hen {
ia miserable, Scoichnsn never AT home tu'
when he il abroad. m Iri-hmsD never At pe,,e
but when he Is AZ var
1T is no shame to belong 20 the ninorit,
Moan ana Ms fsmly were " the minority, whge
The vast ~ ,orits were going 10 destruction
pretty much they
The last new s'ate is called f" Nevada y
from he old Spanish rompirla'ufe. ihst word
signii,Ing d" snowy from the rurd 4" pie,e .
hlch nleals snow IN the Castilian lan.utge.
A vast coal field hss hen d;scoverei he
tween the Crest L sea aud the Rnks Noun
,ains This will furnish tuel for the navg siior
Of the Cpper Missouri River and will be eon-
trolling eenen; IN the location II railroad Il
the Pacific
-EeOnomical Congsessmen, are telling
their wives that the honorable Ladies NUT re-
msn a; home this winter because living j. "a
dear The " dear living at sshing ton some.
times hrs another title. Sec Treasury expose.
Hotel and boarding house kee,crs IN Rich
m"nd have taken advantage of the sssemh,ag .
Of the Rebel Congress. "a pui M the prices o!
board The rsies At tie hoiel- have heen al
vsnced 20 t4n per dSy and a, the boarding
hoases TO & rate prop0rtions.ely steep
TIA ToPKs's Arrrss SoAnloarY.
Leaves nav. their tme 70 fall.
And 80 ke~ise have Z;
Tie foo'- he
Roth c me> q getting dry:
Rut here's the difference. fwix' y"u and M.
if.il NOR harder and more freqaen'ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
CURE OF CATARRH.
Frsm New. fred. =. Jeweit,.Prefes or
Of the state Normal school
albany. y. Y.

DEag SiE-Under date OF March l. ssnl
you careful st,,emeat OF ny case. - former
treatment, m, failure 20 obtain relief M that Iii
rec,lon. my resort to your treatment ard Is ben
ehciai results
have teen from the winter OF he scar is4l,
subject to violent periodical attacks VI cstsrrh,
marked ey strong fes'riie symptoms. violent in
1ammalon Of The lining membrane. Of the cayi-
iie- Of the head. Accompanied in the fir-t -t-gey
os wsrery discharge from the nose. -ub-equeT
Is becoming acrid aud yellow, and tOsadi.
close OF the attack. purrient aud bloody. Thee
attacks pToduced most distressing species %
headache. occurring periodically each da, tor =
period gsg from To- three week..
tusr vioieh' ~ ncapsctste tor bu-i
hess and Al times combine me Ia ms bed A.
times the zttendsnt ir,da nation ~ouid -xte a
to the producing t00'hache;" or a. The lhrO &,
occasi"i.ing hoaiseusss snd partial ioss Of voice:
ana twice ~irh'n Use lat fe~ s-sr- "a hs- - al
iecien Tie lett eve A. % cOnhue me Tor weeks 10
darkened room.
had tired medi,ines md appir-ti"ns Of v ri
Gus kinds. snhf- and other catarrhal nrepsrs.
tion- OF some half ovzen kisd~. Ui'iis -rssH- q"
the head "i csmuf"r. -egsr. and hot O. D'ents-
tons " different kind. snG 20 connection 9Th
these he Usual eme'ir- ,thsrfis- sHpios 81 20
innUce counter aciiuu Bui nDne 81 fhe-e hid
produced ,us permanent nDsr's' ntni. az "a he
Tea In-trnrt- ma ~bich temfrtrai fciie va a
firie,i wa- Al the efpeiss 80 - nisrh -itralt
- 10 leave M sresfis sxiau-isri lGales It's
circumstances 49, lei. though ~iih.Ielucisnce.
fiom The -upp,>eJ inrusrh'iil, 80 ih- disease. 10
make tfisl OF saur irea meht iout.5 soon
besono even ms b"De- reaching the dsesse az
it had never been reached pei.re aid Il i.tit.g
Is ~ rln;om- to an extent @ilch hsd -upr.,- ed
img-,-rible a. the umf gave toa m, i"in.er
cert s'e. hlle diu 'ssl -s-utr-l Il +. ON
pefs cure. had obtained a en- ,Ier,al fri.sf Ahsh
nessly repaid me tor trial oi S"us ft--fmstt.
snc xhirh ssfi-heh me th-t that irrsi ns.ss . e
a. Effective a. IL w. simple ana s.hi's -oj,h'rai
substantial escape ir.m m, old attack of c-fsrh
Tor the unprecedented ls'i..d 81 usarls hslI ~
yesr. -ipi that in spite II -+vere occurrences Of
illness Which soud hsye io nsri, rei,.irfssl -ueb
an attzck inevitable Wa. 60 me- prorf Of NJ I'M
pfrisnf success II j. III n1on'hr -inre ]
-cnf you fht statement. and While il = nnpis-s-
AM a. me TO aupesr thu c..rst.nfiy. and 90 tins
guis~ '.ef.se the cubic, ~ 60 me MISTER
Of simple Justice to your-sif. srd 20 hos = ho
msv be snfer.ng ~ | wss. Ca snd ih.i an rat
oilv ~ iay -sti-hei 20 the uiiili, -nd effira-
c, 81 y..sr mefhod of treating isrrb - ~as
-;x months ae". bur ac1 nov Of. me tsisei that
IL there J. such thiEg cute Tor -.sos i~ Ca
tSrrh. 10 nv rae su,,-t-n'i-l cure nss sesr
Effected Yours. respectfully.
FksDEkicx JewfLI.
ilbsry. y Y. SeptemLeF ]. l-A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

20 Washington admouishes Is this: &" Let
there be 10 change by rsuR7ATloS. for slough
this, 10 cas instance. nay be the instrument o
good. Is ! the Customary ,rsapoa 5y ,rkicA ire.
eorerameafs ave destroyed ="
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

- The rabil LOYALTY oi sho idy mty Tad
an excellent rebuke in these word. Of J.yrtK-
soS; And lc' us refeci hat having bsrished
from or l.ud that religious insOlorance under
which maakird - long blei ard suffered. We
have yes gained little five coun,euauce poiin-
esl i''.oleran'-. - desrotc. IS wi led. and as CO
p,bie oi.s. bitter sad bloody o,rsecafisns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

A Jealous hast nj. being absent from home
vent To cls'rvotsnt Ia i.oucon 10 kno. chat
his ~ife 49, doing An - saif he c.i.ir.ov
ant .. Zee her. -he eIuet,s sone one. the doa,
opens. he come-. she csre--es him lorcf,. D..
isys ~ he Il ~ her isp. sn she hush. nd 10 -,
win rage aud nc w-gs his t-iI'.' II ess ne
dx. The Aasosnd Gas csimed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

- The Seventh Congressional District
gives MoCtKttsS majority OF o4'. Al Increase
OF lis N the n-j"Fi,v given for Nr. vooRurEs
Il sAe October election
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
DRUlDS LETTERS.

Lite Niece from IL Sk,nsndssk psii,s-
Strersh Of The Rcbsl drHi,s- Pv6iie S-nfi
'nsnt al he Soufh-Ths Qsssfiss Of Arniag
Shares
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
How sheridan entered IVES, po.n,

L.eu'eu.ni Commanding J,mes Parker. Jr
OF the United States gunbost sumre. received
when y Tad. the sprointmenI OF cadet At W -sI
Point. from the member ol Congress from h.,
district IA OHIO. Unfortunately Parker was too
yourg 20 enter the scaden,, and his father &c
SIRIUS that some one in his town should have the
benefit of the appointment. cast about for a lad
worthy of il In dry goods store vss lsd
the son of Irish parents. Who by his salary ~.
clerk, supported widowed mother and sister
The place offered him. but was ss HF-t re
fused. IA he dislikei 10 give up the cierkstip.
Upon being urged further. the boy consented
and entered the military academy TODD he
Is in the Valley Of the Shenandoah. and hi
name Is Phillip Sheridsn.-Nes Bedford Aer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

~ The Es.EssiiIe Daily Timcs be. been
revived - IN evening paper andef he charge of
~ former editor. T. ;. >rkorLE. E-u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
NOTICE.

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

The disaIers - the Northwestern State.
have held Convention at Chcago. al -hieh
% aec''ve society vss formed under me ure Q,
the :" Otsullsrs Association OF he dssthssss. :"