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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

have used DR.. Whites Elixir more or s-s for 0zs
last three years in my family Ny wife. before asi1g
the Elixir, ma b-en 20 bsd with cold and hocr&.
Nee g. to b. unsble 20 rpeak lo1c for two thr8
month";. The Elixir cured her 81 We hsvs
always found u sure cure FOR cOughs, cold, 80
and Weuid not ~ "a lHaag suE sccsunt.
g. " FAI.k FNEURY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

Fvry Ann. oct 4, 1850
Dr. BAXTER i have used DR.. =. q htss
Pumonary kiIHir auo can cheerfuliy recommend u
valusu m-C iesne in \ cases for which j, i.
ommeRdtd CHAS. HASTINGS,
Agent Union store
Sold by al dealers IN Medicine 81 RS4; Rutland
AID X Mead. Wet Rutland. 25iy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1.-TWO OLD Sud -l-c'nc; o. the one baud a. eTeas
u 2 tut ptal ciI le WHICH CoSsuTUTfs s;'.v q -
tkgN Gf d Of the otter. t%irg the most row zRsUk
BLOOD GssEEkTIk0 ACT Mt KNOWS J he mot %
srIIa'r C4.-s 80 ~ -pr. promptly relieved ana
p,-- sasu3p GREET sud ~ . ra-et - Nervous d. bib
~ OF tru-rrst.oa If the EitAl PoWs> IRON eNeesss
or Of e. cau.e. tbs remedy has no hyperion n AAe-
RS M.dica II sd the comp aiuts Of gOF7es1 an<
children. 3; l. pro,rB: azf .gtcuc'oSg-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19
Granville. n. Y. Nov a ~

Granville, n. Y, Nov 2. Issa
Dr. BAXTER-sir II have us-d Whites EtxIr fog
the a- three year, aud know that 1t positive ana
sure cure for The Group AID Asthma.
JOHN STUARL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19
READ! READ!I READIt1
TIE WONDERFUL CURESI
READ


= sIdHLHtFTeF, Vt ,Vot ~, IsBk
with the Group, and received inms late relief Or
taxing on" teaspO0ulul OF Dr. n. q. Wings Psims-
Larry EIXk EM CSlUk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

=. know that the Hypophosphi'c~ viii pfove pos
or5y AasUsE A EEMEpY - CnhsuNPTToS a. QainiDs
Il n Iris--7tltsst F.-.r, bot also T1As PeH-
sEisyATI,E Vaccination 10 small FoNJ-D~.
CGxrca,4' L.t,ar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

hoc"Sstsfs w. AhguniSp
Dr.. BAIrEu--SF:-My wife Is troubled WITH Gss
Asthma, snr dads nothing THAI gives her re2sf liza
DR.. n. q. Whites Elixir.
T. II C0OPBx
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For sale By the Proprictors,
A. I. sC0VILL & CO.,
No. y West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.

For sale nv Pond & More ard f {. Levi; Rnt-
isnd. K Watkins & Co, West Rutland; RI Drake
} y Northrop & Son. Castfefon: :. J. JOHN. w
Pou tney: Dewey & Dewey. +. POultney.
Also by one more SCENTS in every town inthe STATE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

Panton, VI, Jan n fsss-
DR. BATTER Whites EIi&ir Is an On taiIa Ten-
edy for ths Asthma / have used 1t ard asd grab
blessing, IL has relieved me when all other nseds-
eiEes have failed Yours truly
L. J. SMIIH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

Prices: In OF. bottles 81, or Blk for SIN u
o. bottles 81. or three for -.
Circulars and advice gratis 70 FL ~ o.
inaSire tor, asd ass osy - wINCHESf Ek'SHrPO
PHOSPHiTES sold by she most LeS,.e tai
Drugsk+s, everywhere ana 1i,ad S s.a oT
J. WiSCuESTEE, ssJohn a.. u. H.
I2IyseE
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IMPORTANT To INVALIDS .
N&sliincnestersA
ElalIyslaIl5aA

~ ABE TIE ONLY sPEcrrc EgEEDY FOB
Gown pttsr S-roH S,a. Csvsaic B-orz5Si. AIsn~-
Dtsp,psra Meow aEa Gsrsy1I Dsottiy, PsRsp%
fg-ipaiEtt ard al dfes-dSrs n IL BLSod
SySfstr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

advise every one who hl Copr, or Huskv
u ""o D'e@'"' osny difficulty of
Throat, to get package of my -hroat Conf.otions
they will relieve you instantly, I'd Won will sars*
with me that they go ri;ht to tn at yon vii
and them very useful and Pleasant Vile traveIIin,
or attending public meetings tor stlins,our Cougb
or allaying your thirst. If ypu try On. .,.,,,.
cafe ia saying that you will ever afterw~d. CON
siier them indispensable. You will find theL At the
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
NV signature is on each package. All Others ar.
counterfeit.
A Package will be BY mail, prepaid, on recep,
OF Thirty Cents
Address,
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. - CEDAR ST. New YORK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

T Ihey r n3'e' 81 Cl5,ozh instantly,
rue, = ney s.'o s,Fe'gth afd volume to the voice
rney impair T.: |Iicious aroma to the breath
, ;hey are de'shi'l to the taste.
1hey are maue simple herbs and cannot
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

II is estimated
that $50, 0uO per
sonsd die annually
in The G. States,
with cons'ln p
ton, and Profes-
sor Eberly says
that q va-t num-
1t~ .,'tt..4o could
...- tf.a
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GENTLEMEN CARRY

AIDES ARE DELIGHTED WITH ---.-
- 7G'S THROAT CORRECTIONS.
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CRY FOR

SPAhDlNG THROAT CONNECTIONS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
cES. WcCTLIOCII,s COMMAND.

We find in the Fort Smith Meas, of the 2d'
Gen McCuIloch's orders directing bis command
q, 90 into winter quarters in two brigades. The
first brigade Will be commanded by Col James
Mcintosh. and composed Of the following mount
Ell regiments, viz: Col McIntosh's and Col
ChurehITs Arkansas regiments, and Colonies
Gris1'S. Stones and Simm's Texas cavalry
This brigade viii go into winter quarters on the
Arkansas river, st points to be hereafter desig-
mated. The second brigade, to be commanded
by Col. Hcbert, Of the 81 Louisiana regiment, is
composed Of the following troops: Three com
panies of light artillery, and Capt Bennett Sc
mars cavalry, under Capt Bradfute, chief OF
artillery, 30 take post near Fayetteville Col.
Younc,s regiment Of Texas cavalry, TO take post
at Oxford bend, on White river; Maj White
fields battalion Of mounted TiHemen, to take post
near Cane Hill, on the road leading from Fay
etteville to Evansville. The positions Of the 81
Louisiana, Col. MeNsi's 9th and Col NHtchell's
I4th Arkansas regiments, and Col Mcl!ae's bat
talon have not been designated The h~eadqusr-
te1s Of the first brigade to be near Fort Smith,
and the headquarters of the second brigade at
the infantry camp al Cross Honows. Fort Smith
is designated as the depot of supplies for the first,
and Fayetteville for the second brigade. The
order also saws that no leaves of absence 10 c0m-
handing officers nor furloughs viii be granted
until the regiments are comfortably fixed in their
winter quarters and then only four enlisted
men viii BE- allowed to be absent from a com
pany at a time. By a general order issued on
the 18th. Col Mcintosh assumed command Of
the division, and appointed Lieut. /. L. Lomsr
acknowledgement. Headquarters are at present
al Van buren,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
oIoiTmE PoOR sLAVE!Y

The deluded negroes who have fallen into the
bspds of the Yankees, with the expectation Of
ep;oying freedom, p have so far been doomed
10 disappointment They have only been trans
ErreJ from a contented state Of subordination to
the most unrelenting vassalage.- They have
asked for bread and received a stone-eNpected
a fish and gotten a serpent. The New York
Mcreug-as deeply dyed in abolitonism as any
Of its cotemporarics -pungently remarks ON this
subject
But what shall we do with the pussons
after declaring them contrabaud That Is the
question
Gen. Butler gave one solution at Fortress Mon
roe receiving the sable victims of oppression
with the kindness Of a father he employed them
tine Arcadian recreation of digging trenches
tor twelve hours per day, refreshing them oc-
,ssiouaIlv with pre-AdAnite biscuit and medic
val pork, and doing other kindneSses calculated
20 impress them withvivid ideas Of the blessings
of freedom, and the inestimable advantage OF
being your own master. In other localities, our
military officials have also made touching dis.
plays Of shat spirit of philanthropy which is do
ing SO much to regenerate Africa, setting tIe
poor colored b0ndmen free, and Immediately
adopting them as their own servants, not SUD
iect 20 the indignity of wages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
PROCEEDINGS or 50 FEDERAL
EnNGREGE.


ppocrEnncs M TEE nj
CONGRESS-.
We are AGAIN IN receipt OF late papers nom The
North in which We find full reports OF the third
days proceedings OF the Federal Congress.
IN the House. after several vacancies ia com
mlttees had been filled by the Speaker Nh,
IuIIey' OF ONO offered "a resolution which
was a'opl'' requesting line committee on Judi
cary TO inquire % a Geographic censorship OF
'ne press mas D'.u eS'"'1Shed IA TINS city anu
So by whose authority and by whom 1t is
40" eo"''o".u' 10 report Il S"eh censorship mas
No' '''" USy' TO 'e''4D "holeSone political crit
,''l' ana o''"ss'o', "Hle us pfoieSsed and
'"'-'.7 '.'''' ."7 pee" 10 "''"noI1 H'i" The
lN,L' '"'o'-D''''" ." ''l''.'" To Tic move
WI '"' amy
IN o''''1'' Oh 'ln'y-'alLa submitted a
as'''' %, '''2'''.''' .'I1liLNg 'Ae various SUD
5'''' id 'N. ''s'''n' > message 10 Ihe apprepii-
'' WINK" nj ANo-' moved TO
~ . ~ .-''. "a Pai' i''"'Ins o inc
H''1N''' '''o 'o'''l'"''oHs o' 'He great iahe' ana
go q ''l,y' 1''"'"''''' d u'Le' MI OuI-
- 0''' '%-- ?, was Co"'e"Oo" ou 'is sue
'"' go 20, ''' -''i,A"es' 'HoulU no'
''' va '' 'D' MAJ ,"e SU'J'G' u
% '''''O"' O"' '"I "NO''
, ''''''7' 40 '''N''0' "''e
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

.Ha lH. Richmond Ds HatrH Hrr
The following resolutions of thaaks o. the Oil
GERS named above, and tatir respective commands
ls .ln l,lsstmgHt of Oh. victory Of Belmont,
were yesterday passed unanimously IN Con-
-lC-s.
WuEU..~. la1er the providence at tsa.. lHt
vsIur of iae soldiers 90. ,a- Confederate S.e.--
has added another glorious victory achieved "a.
Jay Of November last. CD those which had been
SOD g.0JioUsly youglsaicd 20 oar arms whereby
tine reduction Of Columbus, iu the State of hen
lucky has been prevented and the contemplated
descent @. .be enemy down the Mississippi river
elcgtua.Iy stayed Therefore,
3. q usairrd, tg ha Congress Of n. Ca1f=L
H-ats States Of im-nea, That Naj-Gau Laoui
I.s Polk, Brighton. Gideon j. Pillow. Ugig-
Gen. benjamin r. Cheatuam, and the officers
and soldiers of their gallant commands. for the
desperate courage they exhibited iu sustaining
Tor several no1ls, and UuatT most dlsajvauta-
genus circumstances au attack by e force of the
enemy greatly superior To- jhcir own. both iH
numbers and appointments and for the skill
and g~aiiaLtY with which they converted what
az first threatened So much disaster, into % tri-
Jmphaut victory.
Rcs0iref, Ui.her, That these resolutions are
Intended TO express what Is believed TO ba the
grateful and udmiImg sentiment of the whole
people of the Couillcrqev
Ees0irl# E-J5Asr, That they BE- communicated
90 the commands of MajorGeneTal Polk. Iiriga-
dier-teneral Pillow, and Brigidier-Grueral
Cheatham, by the proper de'ar.meut OF the
government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

special Corn spoI1gucg of the Memphis Appeal.
idraa,e Of bo IukctS upon Hiachestu-Gea
JasEson-s Egectirc Force Ther-Bunors at
Mauassas-Hslqls oa{ Crosses Of Hoaor 10 be
jesigve{ By the Gorcraa,ent fer Gotaat and
Hsraorisus ConFpct IN Bgule-4 Dgsi-Tbs
Hsaibsr.
RICHMOND, December e. 1861.
4 heavy column OF the Yankees is advancing
at this moment on Winchester. Such is the
purport Of d telegram received this morning by
tue Confederate authorities. The news Is gem
orally considered as Indicating a forward move
meut along the whole lines simultaneously with
the bombarJmeut of the Eyausport works by the
/ Yankee feet in the river. At Winchester we
have pow not more than 4Gy0 men IN fighting
condition, under the command of Gen Thomas
y. Jackson. of the Stone Wall Bridge, though
Gen Lo.iug was ordered a u week ago TO reinforce
him, and is probably now Oh the march to DO SO.
ills arrival, however, would not make Jacksou's
effective force more than one half of the enemy,
which is said to be sixteen thousand. Naturally
enough. therefore, a good deal Of apprehension
is felt here as to the result Of the attempt upon
Winchester. TO allow the Yankees to take pos
session OF the town aud to fortify their position,
would be to offer them the very best winter
quarters ON the frontier ofthe State, and TO give
up a point which they would make a base Of OBJ
]eratious for the spring campaign. On the other
hand to engage them at such heavy odds would
be TO hazard q defeat that might greatly inn
peril the position of Johnston and Bsaur.r3rI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
france. EnsInnd nna A.neriela An.....

France. England mad American AaaiIs,
Tn London correspondent of the New York
Hsrotd gives ,Lo following sensation seasar
item:
The Paris correspondent OF one OF 0ur journals
states That the French and British governments
have been negotiating forsome time about taking
steps to raise the blockade of the southern ports
of the Union, winch interrupts the supply of
cotton. At first Fruuce appeared 20 agree with
England as 10 the necessity Of such q measure.
and even urged it on with greater warmth than
was quite agreeable TO the British Cabinet, who
were not sure whether public opinion would
support them I'm what would have amounted 20
an intervention in favor Of the slave States
against the free North. Latterly, however, the
cotton famine had attained such proportions, and
So piercing a cry Of distress was raised from the
manufacturing districts Of England, as to over
come the scruples Of the British ministers. and
he Emperor Napoleon was applied go bv Lord
PllmerstOn TO Join with him I'M notifying the
American government that their bl0ckudgs would
no longer be respected. Greatly to the surprise
OF the English Cabinet. however, Napoleon sud
denly changed his tone. begun TO talk of the
~illcgaity of such a proceeding, and finally backed
ont altogether, leaving his faithful allies highly
mortified at his slippery behavior, and the cH'euis
toriigte in greater danger of being broken up
than ever it was since the Crimeau war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
TRNAs PTRLIC LANns

The large land interest Of Texas is under con-
sileatiou by the Legislature OF that State, the
discussion having originated in the Introduction
ofa bin into the Senate, to grant a donation OF
100 acres Of land to each soldier who may serve
in the present war. An amendment was offered
10 Le ban, 70 set apart 100000 acres Of the
public domain from location or survey, to be il
vilcd among the officers aud soldiers of he pres
eat war, according TO their terms Of service, at
the close Of the war. Texas has 81, 00G,0U q acres
Of public lands, and after setting apart l2,0J0,
O30 acres there would sill be left - 900. O0O-an
amount amply sU iicient FOR all purf oses-aud it
is c-outcnded that at the close of the war the Leg
islature can make the donations to the brave Off
GERS and soldiers in quantities according to the
length of the service rendered by each. The
whole subject, after elaborate discussion, was
referred to the committee on the militia and mill
taTv affairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

LINCOLN Az ARTFUL DODGER-Lincoln sue
eseded in mystitying his own friends, com
p.ete,y. Even the astute fnanciers Of Cincin-
matt were completely befogged. The financial
article Of the Commercial, Of the 9TH, admits its
muddiness by saying that the " message Of the
President ELECTED some interest to see if any one
could get a foreshadowing of a financial policy,
or the plans which the government viii pursue
in reference to the great events Of the day-the
rebellion, the Mexican affairs, etc-but the
shadowing, was certainly not Jore-shadowing.
But seekers for light in that direction are in
about as much obscuriiy as ever" The puzzle
put forth by old Abe, must, indeed, be a mystic
rious one, if the solution cannot be afforded by
the sharp ones of Pork opolis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

FURTHER RIVER DEFENsEs CoSTENPLs-
TED-The PioayuHc announces that two acts
have been prepared, and viii be presented to the
Louisiana Legislature this week. having in
view the multiplication Of the building of gun
boats for the Confederate service, in the defense
Of rivers, lake and coast, and the appropriation
OF Sl,0O0,OU0 of The bonds Of the State for that
purpose the bonds payable in ten years, and to
bear interest at the rate Of seven PEI cent per
anuum the proceeds Of the sale Of the said
bonds 10 the orders Of the Governor, for the
purpose named. As soon as the gunboats, under
the direction of the naval constructor, a chief OF
ordnance, and a general superintendent, are
completed. the Governor shall request the Presi-
dent Of the Confederate States to appoint the
necessary officers and men and, the war termi-
mated, the boats are 20 be rendered to the Con-
federate States, on the payment Of the amount
expended.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
" Ann EsnaT al ILL
MelphIs I'D alio RaIIraad Comnanr-

4 FINE cary towing WOOD BOAT. eighty Eet
"A long with sauvsIes tlI-g lstd--p A5sIv 10
JNH o.
---- Il. & I--.. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

FRGrNLt-Gov Letchcr, in an ohicias state
mcnt, say the amount expended by the Stale of
Virginia, Tor war purposes, since her Secession.
exceeds SIX millions OF dollars. aaj thar every
demand against heT las been CONSIDERED and dis
posed ct and that every demonj allowed has
been paid on presentation ne the treasury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
FERNANDO WOOD. OF NEW YORK.

FERNANDO WOOD, OF NEW YORK.
AZ there may be some curiosity TO know the
position occupied by FERNANDO WOOD, who
was recently defeated in the msyoralty election
in New York city by about a thousand votes. wa
aIpend the following extract from a speech made
hy him upon accepting the nomination. He
ssd:
feel that the city Of New York is now the
great point 10 which the attention Of the people.
not only Of this continent, but of Europe. is d.
Tected ] feel that. although the city of New
lc-k is tho great power which is now sustaining
The government with military force and ~peeunia-
- aid- yet, If peace is restored, it must have its
beginning here; that tho power and influence of
tis great metropolitan Of the American CONT
Eent must be felt t6 restore harmony and re-
Cancellation 70 the councils Of the Union.
lie fgther stated that he ran the race much
agsinst his inoInaion-that the Mayor Of New
York was poyverless for good-but that he him
se1 WIS a good Conservative man.. and he
tionght such a man ought 10 be elected. This
Ire foundation Of the Geographic statement
that lie mn as a peace candidate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
SiLTPFTFR! SgITPETFRT
AHRAY DOGNI

VIZ ply fvy c+ris per IouuI. Cab for MI
: ~SALirErEE delivered 80 us ar a-irpais t-s.rs
% gay '- jay io0@ " r. HCNT,
oTirim o dutnce ufr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

- The Wilmington Joayaai complains that
the Richmond EramiHer draws rather heavily
on its columns sometimes without giving any
credit The EruHjaer has recently compliments
ri the ApPEAL ia this lott handed style on more
than a single occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
UeLeataphe Meas.
From East Tennessee.

From East Teuucssec.
Special 90 tue Memphis Appeal
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. December II. The bridge
are being disposed of in a very summa-
ny style. A. c. Ham. one Of this fraitorons
was hung here at twelve o'clock today
by sentence of court martial, in presence of a
very large crowd. Others, perhaps, viii soon be
dispatched in a similar manner. il.
instructions 80 iiie Federal Minister 10
England.
WASHINGTON. December G-The latest dis
patches from Secretary Seward to Minister
Adams, dated November 10th, Of which the
following is an extract, show that the diplomat
ic relations between England and the United
States at this time stands thus with regard to
pTivateers engaged by the insurgents.
Every moral and every commercial power.
except one, practically excludes them from their
ports, except when in distress. ON any visit. o..
amy kind, longer than tventy-four hours for
coaiing purposes. Great Britain. as we are given
to understand, answers through Eacl Russell.
that she allows the priyateers to stay their own
pleasure when receiving supplies, without re-
s]triction.
We find it difficult to believe that the gov.
eminent Of Great Britain has made such am ox-
ception after full deHbeaion. Iintimsted. in a
preceding dispatch, the hope that. the subject
might be reconsidered before 1t would become
necessary for us to consider what remedies +.
would be- best for Us L0 adont a, pr1ta.t ann.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
FederaI Report- from Wellington.

Special "a, the New York Ia-~.
WssHISGr0x. December i-IuUrmatiou has
been received this evening that the rebel forces
are now in possession OF Anaudaie, and theiF
p.ckets posted this side. They have a large
force OF cavalry.
information has been received that there are
twelve forts around Ceut5ryile, defended Hy field
pieces 0uly-uO heavy guns.
-Four regiments Of the enemy have lately leit
Ceuteryile for LaesbUrE, where there are now
about twelve thousand men
The pickets of Gen. Smith division were fired
upon last night at LewiusyilIe, but no injury
was done.
Last night a Jesgrter from tine rebels, ugulei
Williams, entered our lines. uELau Ar
man, and was taken &f0TTis bed at Charleston
on the night of thFourth of June, and pressed
into the rehssEice.
lie was d private in the Fourteenth South
Carolina regiment, bat has been for some weeks
O. servant of H~eaUregard lie escaped ON Mon
day last. tie was dressed in q new uniform Of
blue, ike those of tle New York soldiers, and
having the New York buttons. lie says tE-
whole regiment was supplied with such uniforms
only a week since, and that the current report
was that they had been received IN the South
from Boston. lie SAYS there IS am abundance OF
good shoes for those of the men who can pay for
them The pair he had on he paid six dollars
for
Special t1 he New York Tribune.
The Intentions Of Gems. Potter, Mccall. Han
cock and Wadsworth, was TO seour the country
from Vienna to Hunters Hill No enemy WAS
seen except mail parties, one Of three men inst
beyond Vienna, and one Of fifteen men nearly
two miles beyond Vienna, and one Of twenty
five men nearly two miles beyond Iluutersyii-.
neither Of which could we get closer TO. No.
cusHy has been seen in the r-giou be visited
since Sunday.
BALIIHOBE, December 5-The Oh PoS-
bOat BIAS arrived, but brings mo- news. No Hlg
of truce had passed.
The detachment OF the New York Fith recf
meut returned this morning from the eastern
shore. Secession is defuuct.
W~ASHNGToN, December 1-The Chief JUS
tees of the supreme Count paid their respects 60
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