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From ne 10Th Rcg;meat-We are per-
mitted 10 take the following extract
from 4 letter dated Camp L'eis, Dec. %,
from our friend, OaAS PEaRY:
Last Thursday, was a gaia day IN the
the 10Th. OR Colonel. who has been alb
sent two weeks. returned. The es soon
spread through the camp that he was in
Frederick, ard the boys Insisted upon 90
ing forth to welcome him lsuqe. We met
him near the Monocrcy br,oge-ti1e Band
struck up ..HaiI 20 the Chief the Battal-
ion came to front and pfe-en'ct ANS
This was entirely to formal fl lha boys
they could not restrain their pei D feel
ing So down = tie ground went eli gun.
MP IN the air went their caps, and three
times-three heartfelt H22,ier g gere Civ
en- "PAP,' as lie rode along the lie. For
two hours after sc arrived in camp, it was
nothing but noise. confusion ar arroar.-
Every one must shake the ol aud. and
bid him re2conse 7o1qe. o. Sa,u 'ay after.
noon, Company 4. presented with a
splendid silken sash, with bu.A .tipre.--
All Colonies Should visit rs lamp, aud
learn how b. win he love a.. .s ecm # a
Regimen
just as We were going to- IS we receive I
note from our friend, Oran y, briefly re-
plying to the letter Of Mr.. Son--it VII be
published next wec',. uea 4
Private Amer iurst Com. w r dt.tr,i-
morning (bec 10. lie vi w ~; lis
company tomorrow. AIiu. .lrar Fa HI,
been contaed to his bed sevcrat g.. viii e.
YER"
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~ far we can rely on English magnaniHs-
~, whom il is opposed to English interest.
Every British vessel seized III running our
blockade will now be likely q raise case
for another demand. ard the English press
has already decided the legality OF The
question. which they didnot pretend 70 nave
in the Trent case.
The national safety demands immediate
exertions to put the countfy 10 state OF de-
Tense, and to organize It's whole power for
service. The protection Of our SEA and
lake ports, the manufacture Of the largest
riaed ordnance and small arms to any ex-
tent that may be required, great increase
in our navy. and the enrolment and organ
ization OF all the able-bodied men ct the
country, are matters which cannot ae neg
lected for any time with due regard to the
safety Of the country. These should be
provided Immediately. And in tha mean
time, every victory over the rebels is just
as good as victory over the British would
be. in its mortal and physical effects on
England
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The two Elements.

Col Forney writes rs follows from wash
ington 10 the Philadelphia Press:
Two elements will henoeforih be enlisted
for our aestruction-Slavery on these shores
- and despotism in the Old World. The
two are congeaial and cooperating elements
TIE oae. born of the loius OF monarchy.
has, from the earliest days OF our colon'sl
existence. yearned for the coua!enance and
support IT a strong government. and, dn
riS~ more than thirty years, has toiied TO de
srsta 50 J dominate over the white race on
this hemisphere. do not care wha, poll
giciaus may say. il i ixct. irrefragible AMI
psf n, THAT all the ca!amities which now
surround and imperil the Republic. result
directly from the intrigucs OF Slavery aud
Is advocates. Ii WAS an easy and natural
transition for European statesmen TO drop
their empty professions against Slavery the
moment they perceive that Slavery has Ia
ken the field Poutrance asainst the Gov
eminent OF the United States. and to seize
with malignity upon the opportunity thus
presented To ayenge themselves alike upon
the example we present to our down-trod-
den fellow beings, and because Of the iri-
umphant manner in which We have made
our tand against the proudest and strongest
Government on earth When this werid ;
battle shall open, let it find US ready for our
mann handed foes: and in that hour let US
wrlle upon all our standards the imperlsha-
BILE words Hostility 10 American Slavery.
ana to European despotism. The result
cannot be doubtful
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how long i. would take just such sipPortl
You are nov giving, over The left, to
reserve the Constitution am establish
he Union. We opine thai rcb sup
BORT as our neighbor givesI -.st nan
Der, to the Administrator, 4 sue
iced in crushing out tie rst lutte -
soon as the urn Of poyerty Il Pollock
speaks Of, would have been fill. had that
charitable individual he describes, coutjB al
for short time placing in il a penny ~ih
one hand. and with the other ,tng a shil
ling out
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The 1enerson.na--its Position.

After an absence Of soI-e months. the JET
fersonian again appears on our table, looking
quito as it used TO under our hiend Galley s
superintendence-- and well printed
1t to be editorially conducted by our an
-4cient friend pr. james Elder, who is tie
~kfoprietor of the establishment tie puts
his paper at One Dollar per wear. Ii be
makes any money at that rate he'll know it
of course--if he conducts it right, we hopo
he may get more than his labor for his pains
In his salutatory. our neighbor thus de-
fines his position 81 dtc war,
'.Our position as 10 lie duty Of all who
received profession Of the government 10
stand by it and support ii ia time Of war,
was fully defined, s.hile we were conducting
this paper, whom our government was enga-
ged in a war with Mexico. We denounced
those who gave aid and comfort to tie en-
envy then, and We viii Do tue same now
While This war is waged for tile preserva-
ton OF the Constitution aud re establish
ment Of the Union Is our fathers made ii,
the Administration viii receive tie support
OF this paper in behalf Of is measures Tor
that purpose. We shall. however. oppose
making this war II Abolition or enamel
pstion--oppose any measures looking to-
wards arming the slaves. has been pro-
posed and advocated ii some quarters"
Our neighbor Is the very last individual.
judging from his psst abolition proeiivites.
and total eradication Of slavery from the
land tendencies, = oppose making this a
war of Abolition or emancipationI But
this part OF what he proposes to do. IN this
event that he once used all his influence to
bring about, aside; we wish to ask ii our
neighbor is supporting the measures Of the
Administration for carrying on the war. by
publishing such articles as be has from that
sesesh paper, tie State Sentinel, aseribiug
the depreciation Of corn, wheat aud pork
the high price of groeeries-the increased
taxes. &C., to what it pleases TO term .'the
Abolition theory Does il design to sup
port the Administration in the war for the
preservation of the Constitution and re es-
adjustment Of the Union,' BY causing the
people to become dissatisfied with paving
tha tax necessary to raise the means for sue
cessfully carrying on, that obiects Take
your slate and pencil, '.neighbor, and figure
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Tie Washlngton Clty sunday hornlhg thronh
Christmas i'm the Hospitals.

EDtroR Chronicle: wild you allow a
soldier to speak to your readers of the
agreeable OF soldier : lie, and from whence
they come, and perhaps inclte increased IN
tefess IN TIE welfare oil tue common soldiers
OF our vast armies!
1t as been my Sood fortune 70 De the re-
c'PLenf 81 many OF the extras while III
hospital, furnished by patrons OF laid socle-
ties tor distribution to needy soldiers.
l hope all the rank and file" Of our ar,
my have fallen into equally generous quar-
tera' IT. time Of need, but fear this is not
the case; aud [ want to draw attention to
their necessities. as well TO IN mart ransv a
debt If ,ratitnda
Those who act in accordance With tho
old precept. Let not vour righ, hand know
what your left hand doeth,' will excuse me
for drawing attention to their generous
deeds.
TWAS nv lot, when in need of hospital
treatment, to be sent to the hospital in the
Interior building, known as the Indiana
Hospital" because first established throuy h
the kind feeling and sympathy Of Secretary
Smith, for the use of the sick Of the 1o.h
Indiana ragimant
Here I found a LARGO rnf;,;shea roo,o
lint male co,,fort,bls q. Tho ;.s..o :,
Saoratarv srn;tb for tho .ocon,s..io,, -
-,
Atsiobt Of the rows Of neat cots and
clean linen. with The comfortable and clean.
lv surroundings. hone revived. ana a. 7
looked into the contented faces of my f+l-
low invaii Is, knew they must be the re-
cjFients Of that "horns'' care aad sympathy
50 seldom enjoyed by soldiers, and the
lack Of whieh adds So much to their life OF
haFdsaIPs. L soon learned from my com
rates VINO represented several OF the loyal
STATES that the Insulation was under the
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ArER's AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready
for delivery. gratis, at the Druggists who
are happy TO supply all that call for them.
Every family shonld have and keep this
book. Tit worth having comprising
much general information of great value.
1t gives the best instruction for tbs cure Of
prevalent complaints that we can get any
where. Its anecdotes alone are worth a
bushel of wheat. and its medical advice is
sometimes worth to the sick, the wheat's
weight in gold. Many of the medical al
MANAGES are trash but this is solid metal
Its calculations are made purposely for this
latitude and are therefore correct Call and
get an Ayers Almanac. and when got, keep
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Senator Grimes bill regarding the administra-
ton CT criminal Justice IN the District, provides
for the inme date deliverer ce of all persons IN
Jail here who were confined prior to the last
term of the Criminal Court. against whom 20
in allotment has been found ard for the general
dehverance hence, forwarded by order Of the
Criminal Judge entered before he final diouru-
nent of each term Of all impris ned before the
impauetjng Of the grand Jury, who have not
been indicted,
Senator Wilson's Sutler bill, introduced to-
day, constitutes an army Inspector, and gener
al board Of officers TO prepare list of articles
that may be sold by Suffers in which intoxica-
ting isqnors shall not be included.
The Tnspector-Gereral is to order a compe-
tent officer TO inspect each suffers establishment
twice a month whose recommendations must be
complied with. Suters who violate them lose
their pIa ce and forfeit all the goods within tbs
lines at time of violation, half 70 the United
States half to the irformer.
TIE Committee Of " sys aud Means. are con-
sidering general tax bill to form the basis OF
a National currency and heavier tariff.
The Senate has before il confidential DOG
ument. embracing l,400 army appointments and
promotions
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gg During the whole of the Revoluti

gs- During the whole OF the Revolution
there was no such thing as general ex
change of prisoners, nor could the beliger
ent parties, in spite of repeated attempts,
come to any agreement as to the terms on
which such an exchange could be affected.
Prisoners were frequently exchanged. but
only by the act Of the commanders. or by
mutual consent. without any specific
rangement for that purpose.
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JAS. FL MoCLuNa, late editor of this pa.
per, has been selected as Aid 20 Gen.
Ammon. We are glad to learn this
Mack is now reaping part cf hi yIst re
ward. But few zen, educated 10 the art OF
war. have advanced mere rapidly % militia
~ rank. He has many friends. 0. with
us, will rejoice to learn, that he IS PROV
en- himself worthy of the honaEs conferred
upon him, when the hour of tisl and con-
fict comes to Lis brigade --Labertg HERALD
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1912 AND lS6l.-A few days since. we
saw compa alive statement Of the present
strength of the English and American na.
vies. by which it appears that We have Gao
600 men. to oppose British strength of
6l4 vessels, with 10000 guns and SO 600
men.
It's interesting, in this connection, to see
how this compares with the exhibit of 1912.
when engaged in a successful contest with
England. AT that time she had an armed
marine of nearly thousand vessels, with
over 1000 men. while our mnsquiio fleet
consisted. not including gunboats, of barely
twenty vessels, nine of which were below
the rank Of frigates, and two of them un-
seaworthy. So far as numbers 90, our
strength is relatively much larger now than
then. Blu, the change in the character Of
armed vessels and the mode OF warfare has
been so great, that it is difficult to institute
comparison. The numerical force o. the
British navy appears from these figures TO
be less thanit was fifty years ago: yet no one
can question that its effective strength is
vastly greater. This is true of the Ameri
can navy, but not To he same extent; for
yet, we have no iron clad Warriors, and
nothing larger than 5ogun frigates TO con-
tend with British ships-of- the line, with
their l2U guns.
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v The Confederate war steamer Nash,
vile went into the craving dock 1t South.
hampton yesterday to be repaired. Thu
Federal armed mail steamer Arago. will, !
is expected, come up Southampton WAts'
on Wednesday next, instead of remaining
al Cowes. SO that the two ships will
within shot of each other.
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H Mason and Slidell going to England.

@ Mason and SlldeEl going to England.
The mass of the people in this community
going to No. 27, Main st. A large stock OF
new Goods now opening. Haines is re-
ceiviug almost constantly; aud the Goods
go off rapidly. His mode of doing business;
large sales and small profits works admira-
bly,.
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Sheriff Is Sale.

unI VIRTUE Of Fee Bill M directed from the
Wayne Common Pleas Court will expose at public
sale at the Court House Door in the Centerve
wayne county, Indiana, the i1th day of Januai
l-oz between the hours of o'clock, and four
o'clock said day the foliowin property to-wit
hot -Gmber i've 81 IN that Of the city
LAID 7at the Trustees of Indiana Yearly meeting of
Friends and known the At Of said said
number, all s4tusted in said county OF Wayne
OF Indiana taken the property OF Samuel Fletcher
to satisfy said Fee Bill against Orlestes r. Caty.
j. 6. sTIDHAM, shG.
Dec II, III 81
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Auditors Sale Of Real Estate.

NALL he exposed public sale. AT the Court noase
Wv door 10 Centerville. ayne county
day the s7th day Of January, 1864, between 8J on
10 o'clock a. M and o'clock y IN. sAt ME- fot-
fng property. to wit: Forty lA0l acres hAad in
the North East of tho SouthWes qaatter Of
tion numbered twenty six (ail, in fosnsaip nunser
Thirteen li3l. in tA Wes., stcd la said
county Wayne aad State OF Indiana To satisfy .
Mortgage numbered 23i gister OF Loans OF school
Fund Said Mortgage executed by Jason Ham. sept
ST. 1879 in OF the State niiAnA. Anoune Of
Mortgage, Interest, Damages AMI Cost ei3a o. Terms
Cash,
Also the following described Real Estate will be
sed ut pablo sale at the time And place Aforesaid
Wit The North quarter Of the south West quart
ter VI section numbered T~entysix (.d In To snshsp
number Thirteen li3) OF range number ~ vest oSs
meridian line drawn the mouth OF tho Great Miami
RIVER, containing Forty scres Of land. 10 the
less. situated Ia wayns county. indiana, to
satisfy Mortgage AS. iscester % Lasno
school Fund. Said Mortgage WAS executed by Jason
Ham, January 24h Ist6 favor OF The state OF lndi-
Amount OF Mortgage Interests, damages and cost
.LSN.TrS.Aw.
- Jan. 4,62 600
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Efoto Charieston IS Blockd1ed-By The
arrival of the steamer Ericsson at Fortress
Monroe from Port Royal, some interesting
facts are brought il regard to the doings oil
the Stone Fleet. Seventeen of the old
whalers were sunk in the harbor OF Charles
ton, and it is believed that the blockade OF
that port is as eIectual and effective as the
English Government could desire.
The tides will in short time form over
vessels sunk in the manner above stated, a
perfectly impossible bar, and one that no
artificial or natural means will be likely To
remove, without immense expense.
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CETS20. 100000 have be -geut or fir arm
by the Government since the war began.
O. Carl Schurz has obt.i~ leave Vt all
sence from Madrid, and is o. Ia Say me
Ey- An attempt " as made 10 tira tn Govern
ment stables in Washington city on Saturday
night last: but failed
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Ezy During our visit to Lowell we vera
shown through the Laboratory of our cele-
brated countrymen. DR j. G AVER
Scarcely could we have believed without
proof what IS seen there beyond disputiag.
They make barre Of solid Pills, sbou,
Is, 600 doses. and three barrels Of Cherry
Pectoral. i20. 600 doses, per dunn. To
what an inconceivsble amount Of human
suffering does this point 10 900 doses a
day Fifty millions of doses per yearttt
Q, Doctor Spare no skill, nor cost, nor
Toll to give the perisIing sex the best ths.
human art can give Galveston, Texas,
News.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the uniersigned has
been appointed Admin ator Of the estate William
d Baukhead late OF Wayne county, deceased All per.
indebf ed TO said estate required
dtate payment and all persons having claims against
said estate required TO Them duly
ted Tor pay neht The estate Is supposed
JAMES g. BAkKHEAD.
II n. PAYNE. Atty.
Richmond, Dec. Il 523w
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nsfe forpublieatlon; but believing that il is
not likely 70 do harm. we publish it entire:
CANT WrcELrFP, kr,
Dec. "a, 1851.
W. p. GooDE.--Uear Fyira3: I Sc,
from your lsst paper You give Us wronS
location. Nv regiment IS eleven miles south
Of New Haven. twelve miles east of Camp
Neyin, and seventeen miles uor.i of Green
ven 70 Glasgow. The placr O. the late
Green river, is eight miles to the right Of
where the pike we are on strikes he river.
We could move 10 the front on the Nevin
road in six hours il We should be needed
there.
Ours is the fourth division. eight regi-
ment Commanded by Brigadier q naIal w
regiments, is commanded by Co Jacob
Ammon, of Ohio, good man, aud much
Ia favor with his officers and men. n reg.
iment has lie right in the briga!e, milne
ranking position, which please our men
very much.
Letters to our men should be sent to
New Haven, in all cases with the nun "a
Of the regimen: endorsed.
socks and mittens We have al, ut lao in
hospitals sick mostly with the lraaz'ss--
Some ticks to be filed here to3 olr sick to
rest upon. would be a great favor. Single
ticks, width for one man, are the = sht kind
Oar sick are in hospitals ar y " Haven
aud three miles ii our rear. aad to's ably
would be considered poor fare It home.
Vt u -, Ia
ever tie long roll beats.
In haste, w fiaosE
We call The attention OF the .aG-,s OF cur
community to the Colonels statements Of
the wants Of his regiment. We learn that "a
considerable supply Of socks and mittens
is en- hand ii this place, ana viii - fer
wardaa this week. if they have not already
gone. The suggestion in regard to bed
ticks fer tae sick is important, and should
have immediate attention.
letter from the eorrespondee. of the
Cincinnati Commercial has the following
complimentary paragraph in regard g the
sch:
The Sc Indiana. under Col. Grsss.
Lieut.. Gel. Cary, and Major Bennett is con.
ceGo by all 70 be the best. as W as the
largest regimen. in this division. they are
"Bully Boys" IL the sense oSthe voTds.''
For the consideration Of F5rsor who may
have thought Of visiting .,.ead> the ar
ms Of kentucky, we submit. aac r para
graph from the same corresponds ::
Let me here inform any per rs who
may wish to visit any point below .ouisvills
that such q thing as crossing the lines with
ont the benefit Of pass is utterly i'm ossitle
and passes are only granted to persons who
Gene well recommended and on special bu.
siness. There are 10 visitors IN camp, and
no citizens of the neighborhood be- md our
outside pi -kets.'
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Truth crushed to earth will rise agaip,
The eternal years of God s-e hers:
Bat error wounded writhes IN pain
And dies amid b sr worsNtppsrs.

In my opinion, delay is our advantage,
while it is the enemy's disadvantage Let all
have patience. aud trust in God and keep
their powder dry and the Federal cause
will move on, slowly perhaps a, first. but
surely to victory. But the English Lion"
is beginning to growl Bro. Iitf, like to
look matters plainly in the face. do not
think that am a coward, or that | am very
much afraid of our trans Atlantic Uncle; but
then it would be sorry day fer US when
Great Britain declares war against us She
could sweep our little Navy from the seas in
thirty days, raise the Blockade. capure our
sea land cities, and give Us good deal OF
trouble.
Ny only hope in such case would be in
France. She has not forgotten her antipathy
20 England, nor the gallant part her
Lafayette took in our troubles in the dark
days Of The Revolution. | do hope that
England will not interfere. 1t would in
volye the civilized world in war. and Chris
tianity. ard civilization will be then throw u
back fifty years. If she does declare war,
it will be long and bloody one, and in any
event onr principles must triumph in the
end. though at the cost Of the best blood Of
our nation. OH that Jeff Davis and all his
coadju.ors were in a certain very warm
country unnecessary to mention, and that
peace were again established. G. W. s.
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NAAILL be expos d At public sale Al = haiiy
w door ia Centerviii., wayne cou epnred g
h 40 day OF Jsaa,rs les 81 s,,e S..
following property @ ~ lss5'a = ~
parcel or lot OF ground situated VIM 5~Ine
city OF Richmond. county OF Wayne N +.
ana and described as follows b. N - "a az
Southeast corner Of Washington and Maj m "a nnX~
running thence East along Ma thur lJOl 800
thence parallel with Wa-ht gton ninety iDO feet:
thence west thirty feet to Washington street, th~Ncc
north along Washington ninety 1901 IA
place OF beginning being part Of ot numbered har
bred and twenty seven t27t in that
Richmond laid out by John and Samuel smith satisfy
Mortgage numbered St3 Register Loans school
FUNDS said Mortgage executed ny Thomas X. dug.
dale. February I'd 1854 OF the
Amount OF Mortgage Interest, damages and $685.
81. Terms Cash,
BENZ L. MARTIN, A. VIC.
Jan. 4,'62 a. on
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General OTders--NO. ~.
ApJurANr GENERAL's OFFICE,
naeap,h her 2O 1851

ApJurANr GENERAL's OFrIcx,
Indianapolis, December 80. 1861.
A Pay District for the army. and for ve
IN teers, to embrace the States OF Indian i
Illinois and Wisconsin. to be designated
The District Of Illinois, has been essa.
lished al Chicago under charge OF Majs
John IL. kinzie, additional Paymaster, !.
$. A.
All persons in this State. having c!sias
for pay, are notified to present the same =
proper form to said Paymaster At his g.
il Chicago, Illinois. for adjustment.
BY order.
Lac NOBLE, Adjutsnt-G General
Indiana Volunteers.
MARRiEp-JanuAry LIST. 1854, 1t the residence Of the
bride, father, by the Rev d l., Martin. MT, AkNAV
LACY. Of Miami county, lad. to Mis- FRANCES bRr-
Ant, of this county.
On the "a day. and by the came. Mr. EDWARD
FIrEs o, Miami county Ind. to Mrs AMELIA CHEFS.
MAN daughter Of Mr.. Eseneser Cheesman, Of this coun
~.
On the day, by John 5. Lyle, ESQ., st tho res.
iaence Of Mr. james saiser. Mr.. VINCENT STEVENSON
TO Miss AMANDA WILLIAMS. all Of this county.
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1.-THE rePors Of the fight at Bowling
Green is al hoax.