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Resigned.

Senator WILSON, OF Massachusetts, who
in his Senatorial capacity, appeared so anx~
ious for war and "bood 10 the knees a and
who in his celebrated speech in the Senate
spoke OF Southern men thus--''we have got
our feel upon ther necks, and we will now
crush them. Yes fellow citizens, We will
grind them to POWDER" was, by mistake,
appointed ''by the powers that be, Brl-
gadier-General Has he ba,iled as brave
ly as he talked! No, the coward Like
most Republicans, he talked for money
Like most Republicans he is after the flesh
pots of Egypt A few weeks since he made
great parade Of his military prewess, and
gave many high promises 10 the gallant
men who had enlisted under his banner
He was "going TO lead them TO front the en-
emy." The regiment OF The vaient Abo.
lition Senator-Ihe man who desired TO see
s'blood 10 the knees was hailed with en-
ihusasm and New York citizens presented
General WILSON'S regiment with splendid
flag and gave them magnificent eater
tainment, at which the General made
sPeecu-- most palflotlc; aye, most war
like speech Well General McCLELLss
placed The noble WILsoE and his men near
Fairfax, tight in 'front.' A warrior would
have teen prond of this position, but Gen.
WnsoH was indignant AMI forthwith re-
signed A Boston paper denounces this
resignation as a shameful backing out-as
fraud and swindIe upon the men who
were induced 10 enlist from their high opin-
ion Of the General.
Bot, The Boston paper may be wrong =
The Senator, we see, is announced as a
SHOE CONTRACTOR, having secured large
contract, by which he will realize, il is said
a fortune He evidently prefers he smell
of leather 10 that OF gunpowder If the in
siilution OF liberty would uol be jeoparded,
we would like TO be able 20 compel the Ab
ollionisss and Secessioni>is TO carry OF The
warchoping thatibey would use each other
up, and thus rid the country of two abomi-
nable, insuferable nuisances = E1ehtnge
Paper.
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along the shore. The ferry boat that crossed
near Point Pleasant has been destroyed A
soldier who had been taken prisoner, bu,
who escaped from Cairo, reported that SOL
diers were coming into that place in gre at
numbers, and that the day before he left
wednesday ]nIne regime MS arrived. There
was general expectation al Columbus that
there will soon be an invasion of more
serious character than the late one at Bel
mont.-D7emphis Appeat
An Intended Rebel demonstration at the Grand
ReUieW.
The New York HeraMs Washington cor.
respondent writes thus:
A rebe deserler, VINO came into our lines
to-day, states that the rebels had been ap-
prlsed OF the review which came off yester
day, and thai il was their intention TO have
made formidable demonstration against
our Plckets, with view oil driving them in
ana thereby produce regular panic and
stampede among the civilians, who were TO
witness the grand affair He states that
pretty large rebel force had been concent ra-
led at Fairfax Tor .he purpose, but tha. for
some cause or other IL had been abandoned
he says that the officer in command at
Fairfax had heard that seven divisions were
10 be reviewed by General Mcclellan -
The rebels, he says, are daily expecting an
adSance movement OF the Union forces, and
that they are iuIly prepared 10 meet them
He does not believe, however, that the
rebels will make regular stand and give
battle this side OF Manassas They have
1t appears, some pretty good Qualifications
at Cenirevile. fhs capture and occupa-
ton OF Port Royal and Beaufort by the Uni.
on fleet caused great excitement among the
South Carolina and Georgia troops.
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The Moniour american is a lille off it's
eggs If it means 10 charge us, in connection
with some o hers, with having copied t'Num-
c.r of Sci diers," from that paper without
credning the article. Had we credited the
article, we should have marked il 10 the
exchange..we copied from, although it did
not appear in The editorial department of
that exchange. The american. we are pleas.
ed to state, is the mother OF the arlic lie =
In referring to our file of that astute sheet
(or we file il on account of It's being the
worst Republican paper coming 10 our office}
we have discovered the article in an Octo-
Der number Sorry we did not examine the
american more closely when we first receiv-
ed the copy containing the article in ques-
tioH, as we most likely would have given
il publicity sooner, and with the proper
credit Brethren of the press, be careful
when you extract from the columns of the
Americani
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY vir'ue of several wrils or Fendiiioni
- ETp0nqs 10 me direc'ed, issued out of
the Cour oi Common Pleas OF Columbia
COUNTY Pennsylvania. will Re exposed 10
public sale a. The Cont House In Blooms
burg. on SATURDAY, THE BON DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1861, at one O'Clock IN the
afternoon, the following property 20 wit:
All thai certain Lot OF Ground situate in
Light STeel, Scott township, Columbia
county. Peun'a., bounded aud described
a. follows, 10 vii: on the East by Main
Street of said town, on the North by lot OF
Samuel Hagenbuch, on The West by an
Alley aud on the South by an Alley, con-
taIning one lhfrd of an acre, be he same
more or less, whefeon are erected one
and half story frame dwelling house a
frame oui kitchen large frame stable aud
other ont buildings with the appuhenances.
Seized. taken iu execution and to be
sold as the properly ol James Ran'z.
Al ) o:
A; the same time and place, all that cer-
tsi0 lot or pa1cel Of ground situate IN Es-
pytown, Scott tow nship. Columbia county,
Peuns, ivania. bounded and described as
follows, to wit: on the South by Nam street
OF said Town, on the West BY lot belong
ing In the Heirs of Elizabeth Creveling
dee d. on the Norih b, an Alley, and on
the East by Io belonging 10 the Estate
oi Fowler and Creveling. { II being the one
half of Lo, No. 9 IN sad town. Contain-
ing forty feet in front, and one hundred
ard seventy three and one-fourth feet in
depth, whereon is erected a two story
frame dwelling house with The appurenan-
ces
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold
as lhe property OF I-aac Mckinney.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office.
Bloomsbury, Oci 80, 1861.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book. tor December,
which we have received completes the 63d
volumes and instead OF losing II has month
ly increased in merit in all lis various de-
rarments. We know of no magazine in
The country that renders SO much saiisfac>
ton TO every household in which i. enters,
land it enters not few in .Eis neighbour
hood, y as Godey's 1t is monthly IePlele
with something Lew and instructive, which
makes i; indispensable to every family that
have been lucky enough 10 have j! as a
companion Terms, one copy SO; two
copies SIS three copies SO; four copies 81.
The present is the lime TO send in your
names.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY coRREcrED WEEKLY
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CON S u MPTIVE

= " ~ = u vi l. L " Il
The Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in very few weeks by a very sim
pie remedy alter having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection aud III al
dread disease, Consumption rs anxious 10
make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send copy
of the prescription used, Gree OF charge. }
with The directions for preparing and usin :
the same, which they will find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object of The advertiser in send
ing the Prescription Is 10 benef TT The afl C.
ted, and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will Try hIs remedy, as il viii coet
them nothing, aud may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing lhe prescription will
please address
Rev EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings co N. Y.
Octoeer 80, 1861, ,--3m.
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HENRY ZUPPINGER'S
WITCH MAKER SHOP.

'yNHE undersigned would respect y.
fully inform the public, that he "a
continues to pay particular attention 10
his business line, especially TO all kinds of
watches. chrouomeiers, CLOCKS, leyelry sc
Sc Jewelry, clocks and watches, siways
on hand, and for sale, guaranteed. He H.
not dear, as some say unless il is an ex-
pensve Job. and then all are dear. Come
and Judge for yorrse!f He keeps good
selection OF spec,acIes, also spectacle glass
rs without frames TO fit any frame and
TO sui aLy age. Any thing, that can be
done in this use in the city can also be
done in some of The shops OF Bloom burg
aud frequently better and lower We have
The same mesns, more spacious shops and
al a more moderate rent than those IN he
cities Come and convince yonr-elf. Par
i'culs attention paid 10 watches, spring
clocks lever CLOCKS or chronometers also
10 all kinds of eIiher cloc ks or watches.
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 20, 1861,
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GOurt Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Warren J. Wood-
ward, President Judge OF The Corr Of
Over and Termiusr and General Jail Dsliv-
cry, Court OF Quarter Sessions OF The Peace,
and CoGH of Common Pleas a1J Orphans.
Court, in the 26th Judicial District compos
ed OF the counties OF Coumbia, Sullivan aud
Wyoming, aud The Hon. Jacob Evan, and
Stephen Baldy, Associate Judges OF Colnm-
bia County have ISSUED heir ,lrecept, bearing
date one thousand Ell htesu hundred and
sixty one, and 10 me directed for holding a
Court Of Oyer and TermiHet, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com Pleas and Orphans Cour. IN Blooms
Monday (being The 2nd day) of December,
next, and TO continue one week.
Notice Is heraSy gwen, 10 the Coroner, the
Justices of thr Peace and Con~,abes OF the
said County Of Columbia, that they be then
and there IN their proper persons at 10 o.
clock m The forenoon OF said day, with their
records ,iinQuisIuon> and other remsmbran-
ces to DO Hose Things which TO their Offices
apperlaln to be done. And those that are
ooHnd by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
he prisoners that are or may be ia the jail
of >aId county OF Columbia 10 BE- then aud
there 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju-
rorS are reqnestsd TO be puuciual IN their
attendance agreeaby 10 Ihelr notice, dared
at Bloomshurs, the 81 day of Nov. in The
year OF our Lord one ihousard eight hur dred
aud siX'y-ou aud "a the ei.hty-sXih year
OF the Independence Of The Uuuei S;a o. oil
America {GAd save the ChmmH Huwe tith
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Bloomsburg Nov s. 1861
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WM II. J4COBY, EDITOR.
BLOOMSBTRG, WEDNESDAY, NOV. a7ih, 1861
TIE LUzERsE PEoeLE are having quite .an

The LUzERSE PEogLE are having quite -au
Interesting time about their late election
there appears to be considerable dissaiis-
faction on The part of the Republicans they
being rather the unfortunate ones The
return Judges, it would seem, have thrown
out The entire army vote. The Democrats
we're willing to receive such portions of it.,
as appeared, upon its face, 10 be legal rag
ular, andto have come through The proper
channel, but the Republicans said "al or
nothing" and "noihing" il turned out 20 be-
The Republicans were taken up at their
own proposition, and it carried against
them. The effect of that was, the Repub
licans all s'seceded from the Convention.
leaving the Democrats in session with the
fall orgau:za.ion. They proceeded to fill
up-cerificates, which no doubt will be re-
cognized by the proper authorities, after
which those who feel agrieyed may contest.
The Union says 'the people of Lnzene
have at last found out The true secession
party" A few or ali of the Republican
Judges assembled together, after they Sc
ceded from the regular Convention. and
filed up certificates for their candidates
they having counted all the votes, legal and
illegal. They had no idea of doing any,
thing else before they went into the regular
Convention of Judges they had their pa
pers (their ordinance OF "secessionn) all
prepared, which had cost them sone con-
siderable time and trouble
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The Infsllis seneer, published at Tunkhan-
mock, has suspended publication by virtue
Of writ in the hands of superior officer.
This paper went its whole length for the Re-
publican party ahas Union. One of its ed
ilors was an applicant for a chapIaincy in
the army +; how well he succeeded, we did
rot learn. There are still Two papers print
ed in Tunkhannock one Democratic and
the other Republican in principle.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the 7lh inst by Jacob Ship
man Esq, Mr.. Hiram FAUsEY, to Miss SA-
RAH KLINE, all of MI Pleasant, Columbia
CO Pa
By the same, on Saturday the 9th inst,
Mr.. JAMES THOMAS OF Greenwood, 20 MARY
Z. MoROAN, of Mt. Pleasant, all OF Columbia
CO Pa
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MARRIAGE OF DAN RICE.-The Cleveland
PioinGeoier has an account OF the wedding
OF Dan Rice, the famous Snowman, which
took place at his farm, near Girard, Pa, on
the 5ih inst. Mas Charlotte Rebecca Nc,
Comet Of Girard. being the bride.
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Br references 10 our advertising columns
in io-days SrAR il will be seen that the firm
Of Manz 4 Eat, in Light street, was dis
solved on the 25ia iuss. The firm accounts
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CARPET WEAVING.

MRS. CsIharne Zuppinger begs leave
Iva 10 invite the attention ot the pubic
that she is now prepared 10 produce any
width from three quarters TO five quarters
nice aud strong. She will endeavor 10 suit
her customers.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds, influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, IncIpient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptiye Patients
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This is remedy universally known 10 surpsss any
other the Of throat and lung complaints. that
useless here publish the evidence of its virtues Its
unriyaled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease have made it
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few the communities, families, among them
who have not personal experience of it, effects
living trophy in their midst OF its victory ths
subtle and dangerous disorders o: the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know, the effects Of this remedy need not
do than TO them thst it has all the vr-
that IL did have when making the which have
strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
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Tag Democratic Slale Convention will
meet al Harrisburg on the 4th OF next March
10 uomioate candidates for Auditor and Sur
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ANEW ASSORTMENT of watch and
y clock materials, of the right quality.
received, which will be offered 10 all cases
Oh good conditions.
HENRY ZUPPlNGER,
Bloomsburg, April 2s, 1881.
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A queer state of affairs-thinas in Mis-
souri. The Fedora! troops having taken
Springfield after fierce and bloody slrua-
gle are now on the retreat from iha, place
toward 81. Louis. The sirangest par OF this
business, Is, that the enemy are not within
fity miles OF Springfield, and they will on
iy return to that place when our troops have
evacuated IL
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WEARING THE BREEcHss Some OF onr
Republican friends hereabons have started
the story thai Fremont's removal was ac-
complished by the influence OF Hrs Lincoln
The Grey Mare being the better horse" at
the white house We also hear some NUT
teriags from the more Mira strip. 10 The ef-
feet that Mrs Lincoln is the lever that keeps
the Administration from clasping hands
with the Abolitonists. They even intimate
doubt Of the good lady's loyalty. con-
clusion which they back up with the as
serilon that she is herself a South.
ern lady ard her brother and in fac:
ali her relatives are officers or privates in
the Southern army. We believe she is
even suspected, by these gentlemen, with
being the source of JEFF Davis information
about the destination of the great Armada. !"
Take care Madam, these ''argns ey yed" gen
Try are after you !-Erchqnge
z II Ranch, Ess, Editor OF the Manch
Chunk Gazette, la'e Clerk OF The House Of
Representatives and Captain OF the Rosea-
cranz Rangers is again candidate Tor the
Clerk of the House.-Pena'a State Journal
Indeed ! Why, we thought he enlisted to
fight for the Union! We did not suppose
that he was only raising Company 10 fight
for the Clerkship How is il Ranch do you
go for the Union, or the Clerkship Gar
bon Democrat
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AMONG the recent appointments OF Presi
dent Lincoln. We observe that of Hinton r
Helper, fauihor OF the "Impending Cris:s")
as counsel TO Buenos Ayres. This is one
of the most desirable consular appointments
within the gift OF the President. Truly,
Helper has received his reward. Such ap-
pointments are injudicous and censurable.
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TIE Thirty seventh Congress will assem-
Bile on Monday next, at Washington city -
The Presidents Message and Secretary
cau,eron's report are anxiousIy looked for.
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THE Republican and InteLFgsnesr, papers
published at Tunkhannock, Wyoming CO..
Pa, have been thrown together, and called
the IVY oming Republican and InlelIigen
Ger" The paper is published by the par
ties who printed the " Republican" AT
presenl there are but two papers published
in the county OF Wyoming, and that we
should think sufficient
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THE Rebel Presidents, Davis and Ste
phens, have been reelected by The lare
election held in the Rebel States, last week.
The Rebel Congress are in session al Rich
mond. The Message of President Davis
has made its appearance in several OF our
loyal papers, such as the Tribune, Times and
Herald, those heavier weights. We may
give it an insertion, by and by. in order
that our readers may see what the grsa,
sinner has 20 say. He falsifies greatly in
the small portion of it that we read, al
least.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

e Office Il hereby given tba, hi 60 part
nefsbip here .oiore existing betwesn the
late firm OF Madz & Ent, "A, Llg ut Street, IL
this day, Nov 20, 1861. dissolved by mu-
tual consent OF the parties. TIE books,
&c, remain IN Tie hands of Peter Eni, one
OF The members o ihe firm, by whom all
claims against ihe said firm will be paid ::
ard those Indebted 10 the tifm will please
call and make payment OF The same
GEORGE MARTZ,
PETER Emf.
Light Street, Nov. 27, 1861.
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A Passenger Train sr-o leaves Kingston
$50 a NJ. Tor Scranton, to connect with
tram for New Gork- Returning leaves
Scranton on arrival OF Tram from New
York al 4 is p. NJ.
The LackswaHna and Bloom. burg Rail.
road connects with ihe Delaware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western Railroad al Scranton,
tor New York and Intermediats points east.
A. Rupert Il connects with the Catawissa
Railroad for points both east and west
Al Northnm bsriaud n connerts with The
Philadelphia and Eue r. r. and Nouheru
Central 4. L. Tor rolut> west and south.
JOHN P. ILSLEY, SupL
J. c. WELLS, Gei'i Ticket Ag'f.
Novsmh-r 27. 1851
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Vm'e' Quarters.

Small wooden houses large donbie can
vass tents, OF heavy material aud comlora.
ble log huis. are going up ia ali the Iacali
ties occupied, or likely to be occspied, du-
rng the winter or a portieE OF it, by our
troops ia the vicinity OF Washington. Our
soldiers will all oe we'll provided for, but
there is some difficulty in deciding how the
large number OF cavalry cow here can be
comlor ably cared tor Different plans are
under cons,deratluR.and it - probable some
decision will be made in few days The
horses have, 50 Tar, been exposed TO the
weather
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Negroes in tie Re5el serpice.

We have trust orlhy intelligence, that
there ate at Manassas, in The tepel service
several complete Companies OF negroes,
uniformed, armed and equipped aud com
manded ley ne2fo officers From another
source, We Learn lhs, the HGrA o. III. pTess-
Ing The slaves into he military service OF
The rebels - nov being prosecuted with
vISOI lLrOnghonl ;he secehed S,alea
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MOVING SOUTH.
Edgh &
Passenger Passenger.
Leave Scranton, 5.25 A. NJ. 1890 A NJ.
Kingston, 6 30 Arrive ~, Is z. NJ.
Rupert, $40
DanyiIe, els
Arrive al Norh'd. 1000
MOVING NORTH
Leave NoFih'd. 4.30 2. VI.
u DanvIlie, $40
RUperi. 5.45
Kingston, 500 Leave I4sP NJ
Arrive at S'fanion, 600 p. NJ. 40
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S0p'"'e ~ C'hhoh M Eastern PUgtnt1.
General Nee elan received dispatch
from General DIX 10 day Announcing that
Captain Richards cavalry, pau OF General
L"ck"oob's command, had captured nlae
nae brass held pieces at the town Ot Only,
%" Ohoncock Inlet near Governor Wise s
old Residence. ihe Rejects of Accotnac and
Northampton counties had no time TO hide
Them before they dispersed. There Is now
no open Toe to the easj OF Chesapeake Bay,
and Virginia oysters Can again reach New
Workers
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease. Fits. EpiIsp.
sy, Melancholy, NeuraIgIa.

Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the alternative power Of this medicine II smu
stes the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cesstes Of the people, and that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
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Rebels shooting at slck oth,r

On "Wednesday last says letter in the
Day Book TWO parties OF troops met on The
Peninsula, aad mislook esch other for enc
mes. Brisk firiag at once commenced aud
a number on each side were Killed and
wodnGed ere the mistake was found out
Among the killed Tas MAJOR Ba,!ey,of Mo-
olle whose body ha, been taken to his
trIpDIa
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British Vessels with Reel Arms.

One OF The confidential dispatches taken
at Hilton Head urged the Rebel Authorities
there 10 be on the lookout Tor British yes
sells laden with arms aud muniiion~ oi war,
and mentioned The interesting !acl thai the
signal hag OF very large expected steam
er would be "a bl0e flag, with the Isle OF
Man arms, three human legs ia Ihs Centre
in white "
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Operations Of a Scouting Pufy

A scouting parry OF $50 ca airy, sent ont
by Gen. Mccall 10 day wen, as Tar as
DraineSsI.le ahout hall way from has camp
10 Lee>burg, and returned without seeing
any signs oi the enemy. who was III such
force u the neigh borboad on the day pre-
ceeding The haule oi Bats Buff that it was
thought advisable Tor Gen Mccall tn use
his whole force ia making reconnaissance.
Al that unIe. he encountered aad drove in
the Rebel pickets several times