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NO. l35
MEDICAL.
ScrofuIa, or king'- Evil,


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II eood, ~ wi,iCh his uli eceoacs vitia;od. wes.
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d -t s-t.tpf. iAe tesoicioai tAt.i
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tsera-rcl r- lnat.l.y leca. aulre at, tlth ass
fi.ev hsaits tfe eer-, .ay sices. and above az i.
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l'-. -t- intclaal oEgaDs, Is scrmed turoerclos a.
US h'-i trtl'Ia7si aa- "a lhe surface, erupuor-
CT fff- llIs tcui scrluplou. nfifA EcnGsrs az to-
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stial- ne % 1ls 81 cthcf diseases. conseoucst-
c ta r..airr. Tel ID b disorders Wlich. elt.oush
ia. .lIa II.it thcf ratufe. arc sil rendered "a
~ 2. lit. ielHt ia t4c sys-cla. Aost ol the COZ
tliarfiCr wish OcS mated ilc hcAaa tamiiv i-rtt
criTr directly r ibis sc-ctuiouS cortarainas
rialy tcs-llcilse disc .ses - the Ayc-, 40
t-ain, arc indeed. * al The orSs1s, ur.se f-ore
as sssg4ta.cl ~ lae ssr.e csrss
asssas s-s .saasa & ~ s iasn< lssssss r.s. 's ar
Ler health ls undermined hy A.. To clcarkc A ffo
&c srs'ca We must rtnorsts The ticc3 By an liera-
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Tee uoi cgetica feuictv which TIE ms1icAi Aiil -
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A. l1t1i u1iatr. Il collfil Etln The laoss
r.ul1.a.s thaf aavc hctr discovered fof The cspul
gate. CT lIs foul leoricf fron the hlood, ass- tie
feseao q so system toia its destructive eolss-
qISaccs. Aea1o d shoald - clapluycd for a.,
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Wit,h asilc from q. suct e.
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k.fo. or Eryape'as rupios, fss.rlt., Lic.el-
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Diseases. I.oHF. lfs tssia.
Debility. sua, l.-<ta, al
Complains asisifig & lrom
Nilatl. al latlae
f.Hd
Tie f~puial itl,t -ll purity "a the tslss1.' Ia
f0audca iu tfn.h is eiCfglA Is de.encs alton - Ls
hioct he parleuitr larposc and sirtre OF tbs
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ASSETS
Ca. H.'aa,e ln HANK. s6.sOg %
BJads eai Mortgage lba.ls &, tn
Rs.i fsiate.. worth AZ least u sVs,eo9 t9.5E g.
Loans GA 6locks. payable IN dem I'D,
ffimarke value o fceriies sigT $50 t0l ~. .8eo g.
hsfk Siock. market yfige b, $40 o.
United States Treasury N-ita, Harsst
vaiae lo3.393 D
Brccklru = - NJ attr heI.s.. 100 O.
North Carolina State Nercs iuAf. fi .all 1850 G.
Missouri State Honis market yaius 1900 o.
Reel Estate No. 4 " al Street. o3,te 4I
Interest due 1at January, i-.l, lot
which fs2 $50 u has Eirce been go ss,T0i t1
Balance IN hands Of Agents aud in course
of transmission FROM Agents. on Il ~
January ,of which 81. ''s5 a. has tIscs
been received 60 40 ~
Bills Receivable lior Premiums on Ia
land RisAsl. sasss os
0taer Property. Ascelan, e,.. Items. b5e0 %
Premiums dae and rnctllecitd o. f,f-
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Total. xl,lg5, eos sl
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

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TERREHAUTE INDIANA. OCTOBER 81, 1862
FIRE INSURANCE.
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The Alabama at Martinique.

WARRINGTON, Dec. l2.-The Navy Depart
ment received dispatches from Captain Roucken
dorf, of the San Jacinto, dated St. Thomas
They contain full account of the unsuccessful
attempt to capture the pirate Alabama at Mar
Unique, from which it would appear that little
if any, blame should be attached to the Com
mander of the San Jscinto. 1t seems that.he
was notified in advance by the Governor oi
Martinique that if he staid in the harbor until
the departure of the Alabama he must remain
"a hours afterwards; also, that if he chose tc
watch for her outside, it must be beyond thei,
Jurisdiction, that is, more than maritime League
from shore. sH
He of course preferred the latter course
officers Of the American ship Hsmpden to signal
him by rockets on the departure Of the Alabsma.
On q rainy and extremely dark night rockets
from the Hampden announced that the rebel
steamer WAS under way, and the San jacinto
Immediately started in pursuit in the direction
the signals indicated, but the Alabama WAS not
to be found. Boats were sent into the bsrbol
to make sure Of her departure. The general an
sWer TO inquiry vas that she vas still there
1t is to be added that the shores Of Martinique
descend precipitately, go thst . vessel can sail
within stones throw of them in the shadow Of
the mountains There is reason to believe thai.
France will demand an apology from our Gov.
ernment or account Of the signals made in the
harbor The story that the San Jacinte ;s de
tanned by the French is uDfoundedd 3ap &
The Committee On Wsys and means, at their
meeting, sgreed upon their appropriation bills
for the lsst fiscal year, which we're to be re.
ported on Monday. They are the Army bill,
which sppropriatee seventy four million dollars,
the West Point bill, which is essential, aud the
Fortifcation bill, which makes unusually large
appropriations, especially for the New York
harbor, various points on the coast Of Maine
and Tortugas and other Florids porta tits uu-
derstood 70 be the intention Of the Committee
to report ill the Appropriation bills before
Christmas. 7' aot' aS5 si.5sF I ot
Major General Sedgwick has been appointed
to the command of The 9th army corps, late
Burnside'a, and will join the army on Aouday o,
Tuesday.
Gen. slocurn, whose departure from Harper's
Ferry southwark formed part of the genera
movement, was at late hour known to be.be
tween Strasburg and Manassas.
The gallant act of first crossing the river al
Fredericksburgh in the face of the enemy's frt
was performed by two Companies of the I'll
Michigan. A drummer boy, 10 years old, was il
| the frst boat, .., ~rslssa -,.t'...e2
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroNAcl
~. DECEMBER i 9Th .tlA

UeCeWOeT lOgus
The weather to-day has been clear and warm
The roads are in very good condition. The po
sition Of thetwe armies remain nearly the same
There was not much artillery firing this ?.
by either party. What shot the rebels did FIRE
were thrown into the city. The enemy who aft
in plain view, are busily employed in strength
ening their works. Over 100 prisoners have
been taken since our army crossed the river. g
81 ser Latest from the Front. 80
HEADQuARfERs Army OF TIE PoroNAc, Dee, Is
II A,-Considerable firing yesterday between
the advance of both armies. The rebels showed
disposition to move on Franklin's forces but
did not. tjssvg ss.,s Eet.az.... ~. ,.,,tg
Some skirmishing this morning, with cons:d-
cradle artillery firing. ag yi,essT 5.e,fl f5a
H n From the Battle Field. , si4
s The following despatch vas received BY the
President st four o'clock, Sunday morning. istu
.w2agfs51i HIADQUARTERsf ARAY OF PoronAcD
Fayis3a7 iyg 3a. iGa. In Field, Dec. l4.fhAf
We have carried the Erst line of the enemyh
works opposite the town and three miles below,
and hope to gain the cres. of the bill to.dsy as
Our loss in killed and wounded is estimated at
about 100. ,zeaTlGgH gHtstt EE4AaE 1.9q3T nas
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Specials 70 New York Papers
IN. Y. Heralds SpeciaL1

NASHVILLE. Dec ll.-Whaston's Rebel Bri-
gade had . skirmish with the Federsls on Mill
Greek. Federals lost 100 killed.
The Times army. correspondent writes that
although not fully informed Of the enemy's DO
sition, it is claimed that Burnside has out. wtted
and ost-generaled them. His decoys to make
them believe that We would cross :he main force
at Fort Conway, seems to have succeeded ad.
mirably. Deceived by this, the main body of
the rebels, including Jackson's command, seem
to have been transferred rs miles down the river.
Especial to the Tribune sEs5
NASHVILLE, Dec. l2.-Brig. Gen. Stanley re.
turned this evening from dashing enterprise
into Dixie. he left our front yesterday by the
Franklin pike with 4 strong force Of cavalry
He disturbed the enemy during the day, fighting
q considerable force of cavalry. and driving
them across the country. He made dash at
BY the enemy shooting from the houses. Maj
Wyncoop of the cavalry force charged brilliant
~ through the town, and drove the rebels. At.
ter destroying the Touring mills and other prop.
erty useful to the rebels, the expedition return.
ed, having lost only one man. Five rebels in
cluding one Lieut. we're killed, ten wounded and
twelve taken prisoners, and large lot of horses
captured. There is no large rebel force as far
west as Franklin. There is heavy force Of
rsbeis near Nolansville, another near Aurfrees.
boro'; considerable force this side Of Stusrts
Creek. There VAS no enemy at Lebanon
Morgan is about promiscuousy with 5000 men.
The enemy is awaiting an attack. The entire
rebel force does not exceed 10000. The Mur-
freesboro' rebel Banner of yesterday admits a
loes at Hartsville of over 800 men.
Bragg sent 1882 paroled prisoners, to our
lines yesterday, mostly captured at Hartsville
Especial to Herald.
NAsHvILLI, Dec l6.-It is said that accord.
ing to Rebel rumor JEFF Davis has arrived at
Murfreesboro' and is the guest of Mr.. Manly.
The Rebels have reoccupied Franklin. The
enemy eeem to be moving up. Forrest is not
at Charlotte, but there is heavy force at Mo-
lnsville.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 16.-Specials this morning
contain nothing from Fredericksburg, which is
not in the dispatches Of the Associated Press Of
last night.
The whole number Of killed, wounded and mis-
sing in Frankln's Grand Division, in the late en-.
gagement is 6,932. f
Especial to Times
It appears the Paymaster's Department is able
to procure only about $780, 900 per day, for SOL
dier's wages, while the demand is four million
The fact is owing to the inability of the manu-
facturers to supply them, and accounts for the
injury done the soldiers.
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Wednesday. From Oxford to Grenada, but
slight repairs are necessary. Wagon roads are
in excellent condition and Vicksburg must be
reached before our army can 60 into winter
quarters.
CA1so, Dec. IA Federal force, consisting
Of sgd ILL.,, I'd Iowa, IN independent Company Of
III. Cavalry, and one section Of lst No. Artillery
under command of Col. Sweeny attacked the
under command Of Col. Roddy, on Saturday.
The rebels were completely surrounded and
routed. Their loss in killed and wounded 10 not
known. We took 70 prisoners, captured q mum.
Der Of horses, and burned the rebel baggage
No pursuit was made as the Federal force vas
not deemed sufficient. Loss killed and IA
woupded. They returned to Corinth. 81 gvss
Col DouRherty had been ordered to take COM
mani of the poetat Paducah. .93 gd EET55.s
70 g1,.o. Dee. l6.--No advance hes yet been
4 Cen Grant has issued orders to the effect that
.f&er the 18th met trade and travel will be open
70 Oxford for the present. Persons not con-
pected With the army will not be permitted TO
pass beyond that point. sa4 f'5.a5fta ~.
: another order has been issued respecting
Kentucky, a. that State has fulfilled the require.
ments Of the Constitution and laws Of Congress,
~ choosing Union men to fill Offices under such
executive laws. ss
Military authorities are prohibited from any
inte erferenceIin such execution. The military
cannot be used in enforcing civil authority, ex-
cent 20 suppress riots and mob resistance to
law. All civil authority that can..be executed
| Al military posts, will be permitted. '
Seven hundred prisoners arrived from La
Grange last night. Col. s. D. Boone, OF the
| 18th Arkansas, is among them. = O.. stsa
On the way up one bad case Of small pox was
: We have now over 100 prisoners here and
46 officers. - !,
There has been great commotion on the
river for several days, the purport whereof may
not be given. a " .l -, : .
The safe Of the steamer Planet was robbed o.
fbet ween $4,000 and ZOO at Helena on Thurs
day. All is quiet At that point. .o''s5 oal 10
81 pp'sodqEs q HuIH 'd9hlsa Is tis3ssd sat
.sa3s 5Fh 70 1901 ;puom
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GEN. BURNSIDE FALLS BACK!
FREDERICKSBURG EvACUA-
TED

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PofoMAc, Fall
mouth, Va, Dec l6, Las p. m.-Duripg last
night the Army Of the Potomac evacuated their
position on the opposite side Of the river. The
movement was . perilous one, but 1t was con-
Quoted safely The artillery was the frst TO
cross the river. The last of the infantry brought
up the rear shortly after daylight. The enemy
never discovered the movement till 1t was too
late to do any damage. As soon as the last
man had got safely over, the pontoon bridges
we're removed, thus cutting of all communities
tIon between TIE two shores. . i@'2'
Oar wounded are all safe, and on this side
There was heavy wind last night, accompanied
with considerable rain, which assisted US Id our
movement, and which prevented the rebels
learning our Intentions. a 'tf1E 'e 55'ii7 .eo'
sigel Reinforces Bnrnssde. '1 e
wAsH1SeroH. Dec l5.-The Intellegencer Of
yesterday says: H. ',,.t....,.ls,.. .,os. In
:, The engagement, contrary to what appeats to
have been the general expectation, was resumed
q Yesterday the enemy was occupied in extend
ing and strengthening his works, and our, army
is taking care Of its wounded and burying such Of
it's dead as could be recovered from the battle
field. ~ -,
Burnside Was reinforced, during the day, by
Gen. Sigel's corps. -'... Ia, 4.,srg ..lr
Burnside pnquestionably had good reasons for
declining another attack upon the enemy's lines.
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Secession Papers Allowed TO CiFenlate In
| . - 81 the Malls ,,,.e,.

WAsHIxGToN Dec. 1b.-Postmaster General
Blair, has rescinded all the orders heretofore
made excluding from the Post-of6ce and mails
of the United States, certain newspapers pre-.
sented by the Grand Juries, and otherwise rept
resented as disloyal TO the Government. soL
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Expedition Against Mobile.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1S-Hilton Head advices
BY the Bienville, mention An expedition project.
ed against Mobile. 70
The steamer Ericsson and propeller, both
loaded with troops, coaled and left on the 10th
bound south. lz,ssG asifbaaxsa assg,gaE
The steamer Star of the South and large
steamer, probably the North Star, was passed
off Edisto by the Bienville. l
The rebels in the vicinity of Hilton Head,
have erected powerful batteries on Jones' and
Sullivan Islands, and along the coast as tar as
Bulls Bay. 5s Sax al .o 8.f - esl15ts "a.
BeauregArd was entrenching Charleston with
40, 600 men. .ta.gsY a. sE5aI f5s9 g slaas
The health Of the troops at Port Royal Was
'exoellent.o asog4aq eal sol ago- 81 sssilT hAsa
-pisIl .eOc asdi a53l e. 959ub9l Il ;as0iis saF
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> . y / ii G. A ROLL MA
LANCASTER DISTRICT

In OriIn"ry. Ia matters Of Probate of Nj
cja"i iIniIun'. " i'll
"hcre"., Andrew johnson, Executor NJ
M'cna"I Horton, deceased, has filed his pa,
n'ion III this "ihce PRAYING to be permitted
|" swear and examine Witnesses upon tn,
Probate ~ due form "f law Of the said VIII
and C"d'cI: Tor The publishing and confirm.
my thereof
I"is Is ihereforeio notify and ci:s the chill
dren and The next Of kin Of lhs said Nj
cHhel ii"fion, deceased, who r..id. out a
the limit, "f The state Of south Car,iiu.
"iorr-aid. To- vii: Junnnh Moore. p.urirk
Horton, son of N,rci-srr Horton. decd.
children OF Martha Jane Horton. deed -
their na'nr- not kuown-Hld Sanford uvr.
ton. 10 u" n''d "ppe'r personally. or by their
lawful Ati"rnel, IA tue Ordunary's Court TO
"e ""iden Lancaster T. 'urt House for the
uisF''i - l.rIc.sirr on Thursday the 17th
d"' OF N"vcrnb-r next, aud fail not under
TEE penalties trat may L,ii tt ercun
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How Can Pastors Live.

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Best and S;ansell, Of company f, Lieut.
Sweat, Of company G, and Lieut. N-wbv,
OF company +, all did splendid Fl fsh,inx
The color guard behaved a, only heroes
could. Seven Of them, one after another.
were shot down, when private r. A. Brv
ant, OF company E, seized the q .g, and,
although wounded, brought it from the
fled. Color Corporal Augustus Ewes
was the admiration Of the regiment, and
held up his banner until his right arm
WAS shot through three different times
Th" different members of the staff ,res
Ell, acquitted themselves nobIy. Lieut..
Fat Wood, acting a"ju,nnr, in the dis
charge of his duty, WAS shot through ,l,.
shoulder. ii. J. Wood, special all to
Col. G over, WAS wounded iu The side
Sergeant Mi james r. uag6rd be.
haved like Veteran. aud WAS very use.
fn to me during and after The scliun.-
Sergeant Feaster, company +. and Ser.
yeant Darius Ogden. COMPANY X, | Oh
served with pride, fighting gaIIau,ly and
controlling their companies well.
! know that | have tailed to call a,,en
ron to many brave men, Ms have only
noticed those who fought under my i'm
media'e eye. have written you n Ion
grr onmunica,ion than | INTENDED. Lu,
J hope ('Ithough i".perfec) it NAV in.
,erest your readers. Trusting that God
may Soon restore US to nur district and
friehds, aLi yours very truly.
VII. II DUNCAN.
ColnrI-t .st S. 4. v.
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A Cheap Mode of Curing Bacon.
ENON, A.a, Ocl, % lSB:

N. N A.
EDS. Sun / saw to t.y At IN. h,uss
| Of Mr.. WIN Morton. a we'll known and
RESPECTABLE. citizen of This Mac. g,,d T..
con. from a bog w.;,j.;, oso ,lu
killed las, x..L u,,J.. Lr :,
lnu brine hmm, .ul su,l.J ;,,,r.d;.,
Iv. The n,.n !. .;,,,I. o,J c,,,,
hle for It's ecoro omv q, sail, TAXA w.,
tie ,r L,,,. ,,, mario fail or ,.,o, ma,
in y little more SAT- than the. water ~ n
dissolve. Lrino 1, a.. L,i, I'm, nm ,L. ,n,.,
and while the animal he., is in !, ,u, !,
the kettle and boil from rwo !, G,u, ,r.u.
utes. according M ,Ls m.., ia ,,,i.l -,
thin, rub on meal TO keen off ,L. f,;.s
then hang and smok. j.. The br,. INNS,
be kept up to it's full strength by occx
slon.ilv addin;, salt. When the work i.
done the remaining hriue ,nsy IL. h,,;,.d
down and tn. sal, saved for other us-..
or for the next Killing.
Mr.. Morton Tells me he learned ,hi,
plan from AN old man forty years syo.
who had used il for Wears previous. IL,
has tr. que"tly lried it in the month oi
August with lnvariable success. Ever,
one who knows him will voucl for the
truth OF his assertion. lie has never
weighed the salt to ascertain it's exact n
mount saved IN this way, iav;ng hereto
fore found the chief ads~n'ag. IN be,ns
atie 10 save nea, ut any time, but is 50,
lshed II save. At least three fourths, one
peck being equal 10 busheI IN the % d
way. The only difference between hr-
Il
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Shoes for Our Soldiers.

The Richmond WbiH. III n"iic,rg lh-
'Sct that The winter Is opening III Vr.rn
IL With unexsmp'ed severity, makes I.
touching appeal to tie humanity "nd pa
lfIo,ism o: the people "f the South in lee
half Of our sh"eless soldiers 1t is terrible
la think that hundfeds-- NAV, ,hnu,asd.
-"f our brave u"op---omr sons nnd br"
th-rs and hi-uds-whu nr- uti. rirp that
We may he confprIahl-- "a .hr, Lrt,.r
weather without the comforts "f negIo-s.
81 panpers, or even of C nvlcis in th- pen
urniinrl are literally hnref"ui-d IN tue
snow. SHan-, shame on hose who have
failed to prevent this. sud on those VII"
now permit it! There is some hing more
important ard pressing tor the p-upl-
now n do than sit III jnIgmen, on d-iin.
qnent othsial., anl tia, IL, I" d" what
they can 10 supply the n-yI-c,s uf their
puhIic AGENTS The condition 81 he army
!" heart'Isndi"g. The peo2e must come
To the rescue Men wh" have fought aud
suffered AS they have done. must not br
neglected hy lhoso Who stay ~, ho'n-.--
Lee: each citlzrn resolve, ile moment lie
rs"ds ihIs, To furnish one or more pa,rs Of
shoes; or. II they cannot h- had. some
thing else that will serve 10 shield sol
der from suffering. II yen haven't u,
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