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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
THE WAR FOR THE union.
From CAIRO
r. Joining the Co'nnnnd-s.rea'
ding. may be expected 'fo" '
erx Navy.

From Our Own Cone'po'ue C.IRo, ian. l6, le02
Yesterday Gen. Grant and his stat left CAIRO ana
c. Paine's Brigade at Fort Jefferson, ana III
p''S '-uoo, nroeeeaed toward B,andvlfle, where
~ c,o,no,d,s Brigade encamped the evening pre-
- The soldiers marched of from the nver ID
a~S .r;rts Alt ough the ground was slippery with
sIeet, and the cold north wind blowing ol'n"',,o
IA the conn seat Of Ballard County is Oh VIC
,oaa from Pducah to Columbus, and is quite pre,!
little town. Il is probable that at this point '"'
troops from Paducah will meet us. :.
The engagement day before yesterday' su." y
NAV be called, on the part Of our ennoo"S oeiO',
Columbus was of much more consequences '"''.
wrote you. Capt Porter steamed 10 "i'"in " N,',
- co,rrbrs and fred seversl shells among the rebel
batteries. and Gsmounted three OF Their guns ID!
Tho aid of the glass they were seen 10 run III eNe
d;,.ctio, or 10 throw themselves on the Sfouhu
From bis very slight trial. our naval CHEERS 30 la
a. have heard them speak. are convinced ihat WIFI
,h orpboats they can drive the rebels on OF |o'uh
bus in few horrs, whenever they sLaii be re"dy ''
Az so snd this will Re when we shall he prepared
with il fabtry net only to hold it, but also TO marcf
upon Memphis.
l think our readers will be agreeably surprised
,,btn they hear of The naval victory which l an
confident these boats will acleve-and the eiieels
il ceItaiuy will be Of the greatest Importance
fear however that the battle is likely to be deerre
for want Of men TO man the boats, one Thousand o
whom in addition, are Immediately reqmed.
GREAT disaproin,meut has arisen by reason Of tn
porters for the floating batteries not having arrived
Twice have they been for us, and rs often hav
they been taken to the Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21


A correct nomenclature Of the diseases hefe "
ported would doubtless change The list, so.newn@ ~
creasing the numb,r oi ctses Ct typhold anu isun
lent fever, at the expense Of the typhoid. Gu" 10
case OF nndoubted typhus which appeared Oh "
Hospital record typhoid. ana the surgeon
ne that one had died bearing tue zane 'harac'eii,
symptons. aud which ooee he has reporeuns
,yrnLo;d fever The same lack of Discriminating
which /. observed in this locality between !! w.
ad a,i,,e,t fever IN its raver forms exists anons
,bs ,nrseons OF the Expedi ionsry Corps. Lanalns
''' 80 al .fier three weeks confinement On snip
S 40 r' and being placed at hard labor On
s'~,;G,.,;,ns In trenches, in tie water, ~" -
ioi sn I'M 40 much more fiery thah 'n,s
mn ,bev had left behind them, al seas
VIII VIZ a., Ilu,uaI frosts had slightly, IL u sis
Mined the power of tho malalious poison -
u; dIy m,larious district, the oomparave i .i
com disease and death OF the majority OF '.v ~
nents il. l think, properly traceable 70 'ae of
nae during the first Weeks Of the oesuPa,,h the
"n;,ine az a prophyactIc, in accordance WI" a,a.
recommendation of the Commission. DOVE, ss,.
rIaiut. yar,inQ from slight diarrhes TO iaa' ~ "A
,er;es. had at inst been much more preyaien. Ia
M the time of my visit. The Piincipan .J Sailv
their production were probably the arown
of heat and cold, ana Tue very
~. mud beds and which were iuin ~. 6rst
oH,ndan,,y and cheaply by the negroes. 'Ie Ell.
81 ,hssa cause, still eAists, anu may ~, ths
en,o,sd upon curing The entire year, ~" .ouses
a,,ar Ia about abolished. 10 these ,..sctsr
,'aw he added, think, the ou.".nred
w ,hs water Water for all purposes y PIT fees
- - ". L.rres sunk at an average OF rom VI LIND
r.n the ,urlace. The water on Hilton hgsa snr "a,
hs. IN nil cases tho odor aud taste OIL so'PN"''
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
miscellaneous Advertisements
Hardware Store.

ne 1n1ersIgned. successor to VIM. Wids, would
respectfully inform The public that he ha. onened n
=, e. anu complete assortment of Hardware Goods
Comm.1"e reeem'Iy occupied by |. d. Hamilton
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
THE HOME JOURNAL
FOR 1863.

nave much pleasure in inf.rp,i,,., :,
to o ~ our contributors tor the c,,,r',, '''ic
EW UiG m friend and co!leIguc 1IIE,Iri,'a, 'af "il
- - we confess to uncpmrnnn prld.....'i ''I. ;.
81 ''i' ''rcwal "f intercourse with the fIi. Sl'-
uInate Of other days ''' mend and i
We have in Preparation ,l.o CO..
seVeru! VERY THRILLING; SrnpI,tlg.'"g = ,l'"g ,l~r
OF The abiest of living pens ara .nn.al Snn=
"ahsleting from the French and C;.,1na 'oi w. IL
w" oi'8'haI native writer's arc among ~. g Iu o1r
"'e fortunate, alsO, int-avcllers y.;,,
49," 80 arc '"T"'y contrib"tors, and gr no ~ ~
""E ior our readers mort agreeable, s,,r, ''-
!u|Ety oi these SKETCHES OF TR tytiS ~ 'le
ADVENTURES. ii>'A' Els A\D
70, pu' n,e feature Of our journal, which we
T., Is perhaps the most rechsrcic -. ' '
III TT P1Ihlnehce 'IH as THE EXPONENT It a.
FlNED 500 lETY. Our corr,s,o'L -. ~ RI
",uerS OF fashion, in New York and ,i, i" u He
'oi'' Is cSPscially valuable in this r,.,.,. '1il-
% u'''i.SthAaDiy Informed OF the chance. ~ y" :
sI,, - ".'at Is commonly understood Lv -, r''-
'r .o'Iu' As We have taken some pains , ~
''ic resources for this new feature W.. ar NE
OF It's promise Of entertainment IN 49,. "'-
circle OF readers. ~ our la &c
-,,l.! LIE EDITORS will give The Joarroi rc...
S''hl attention, as before. Oftbc ,j -, n
GVentiul scenes and places of the cnn,,5 ~ 'ar
Ar Pc" WIN give photographs, as u>ls l:,.- 49, -
''io'IISS Songs and Sketches will ba c,ot.., Id!
1 "''|du "i tIlc passing moment, as In, I.o
H.! "''", some 0! IL" best in,rll,f -. 80
Ii'lu arc enlisted FOR u, also and we ,G,;,. VI
PROMISE 10 hod our pace as the ourn.I vb,. ''iE
nm, cue ,,C 'Hy TO A""? couyer>a.t wi;ut
co,,. c'. M coPy, 7!; three copies. 2j.o.
f? 'ci ifoc years, -; club Of s,.v.n conf 81,
,. u meet c"PirS 81 aud at tn It rat. E,,
ger ciIh-alwayS in adv ,nrr. t5d.c., ''' 4 -
.doSHIs y WILLIE, Eiito,Sqnd i,uLj;.brxs
lHt Fulton Sire. Nor v.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
HOLIDAY GIFT.
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
PHrchdse one oC
c. w. WILLIAMS & co.
FORMERLY wtI1r.uS 4 op,,s

>. ''71''''I-I WILLIAMS 9 ORVls.)
I"'hty;hre Dollar DoyLle 1hread FaaiJ,, S,,,;,c
=, Machine.
Wa'Iahted to be equal 10 amy $40 or $50 machine
= . ''e H'htket'-"Ill do ali kinds Of iamllv sewing
:" u"fh"liIy II Is unsurpassed while for chearness
sum- IcIty. Ease, and nosleAness Of ac,Ion :, b 60
gqua'. Wa hines forwarded by Express win iuII
,tr'I""S Tor nsII. payable on dcltery
r.HtIy machine II warranted for one year
= ." "9ch' "ahled N every town and county in Tho
''A'e Enclose stamp for terms aud circular
g Hnu5eS" .. b. JONES Il co. BOX 5sel
Hales i'"pmS No 81. North Fifth Street two doors
out " "'' uu'er'itcIneht
nuV2S fl
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
NOTICE.

.r, Sn yna, Ctt. 18th 1859
Ihe subscriber having d scontiDueu the NSI a.
lie Business, all persons indeh's to hH will pl,,
come forward and settleup My Bo ks Tor This nsssa
WIN ne a. the Ssors Recssaly CcpNpisd ~ roe.
k6RAHp BUEA
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
BrIcklaylng, PIasterino. SC

,b subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
% pi tha he Is pre- pared TO 10 all Kind. I Rnr
dispatch. S''' WIN healness and
OF BUILDING LIME. CEMENT ,n% 1e = osI' qpaIiy
Aiian Eh BRICK Alorders let, at The s,nTe acR n
, or al the subscribers. will receive ,,rr'n, o.
ap4.iv ALVEN ALLEN,
---z SMYRNA Dol
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
BEGINNING OF A NEW un1r,,r

SEEiNNl"i OF NEW VOLUME,
I"e Number for January, 1863, Jegins the Elersntl
tOi"me y tie atlantic MOniA!y.
Irem the commencement, in 1851, the Atkan,ie
,I iIu'y Ilcleaseu IN circulation, aud it now has
the largest class OF readers, since It's h ynni,r g.,
years ago. Its prosperity steadily au,I,crt 81 ::
continues, amid all the fluctuations and dance :;
cueht 10 our national crisis, to gain grourd in ,h
eslnatloA OF the public At a time 90 n,egnan,
WIN events Which touch the future dcstinies of Amer
ca III every vital particular, the Publishers and Fd
'l' no n"' ueeih II necessary to pronlse thst its
pages Will never swerve from the honest paths Of low
al patriotism aud universal Freedom H. o,;,,;,y
nave always been on the side of Liberty p rogress
do HIght and the it first adopted IN its early
cnreer' will ever be faithfully mantlined
int STAFF OF WRITERS, regularly contributing TO
''ie A''"h"c Monthly, embraces ali the best kno,vr
prIo III american literature, and warrants the
uoil|hcfS IN Promising to its readers the best F..
say the best Poems, the best Stories which A,nor;
can talent can furnish. -
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
In Prose and Poetry the atlantic Staff of v,r;,,.
Is uhequaIIed The following authors are. still .,or
the regular contributors: '''' among
James r. Lowell, Henry W. Longfllow. Tonis
AgHS'lz, R"lph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel IJ,,r
.'',,'c' - haz well, I. W Hgginson, Author Of
u ~ g,G' I,h il""th. Mr. Julia W. lowe, Mrs A.
~ hItnry Oliver W. Holiness John G.. Win
.cf' E' r. NLIpple, Bayard Taylor, Charles r Nor.
ton S'"o'ge : IIIiard, Henry Giles, Walter Mcb
en- en- Henry l. Tuckerman, John Weiss. Mrs. n. r.
,''"t' Harriet MHrtin'au, CHnr!cs Rcade ..'r,,.
{, 0m"'ry PaFson" Rose Terry, ia.cct F. Frcsco,t
K"b''t /. ;. Lowell, J. r. Throwbridpc. EGwnrJ
r-,e'ett, Professor i. d. White - " ''U
,'r f'' gong list includes the lending 1rrters Of
:, lE*"s.-Thc Atlontic is for sale by all Book and
cf' 'H''I ID airrs. Ptrc, % cents na.,b,r. Sub
scr P'''1S i"r the year, 81. postage paid. Yearly |
>"">'f' 9,h''F rec iv"d, single nu.nb,ts s1pncd
~ a"y d."'i'r, or by the Publishers
"fccir'' numbers sent GRATIS on application to
i, i"dnce,n' hts tor subscribing list Of premiums
'Se'' 'nF"IsLtd ON application 10 the Publ,,h,
TIckN,n & FIELps
l3J Washington s. Boston, Mass
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Scroiula, or Kings Evil,

l. Institutional disease, a corru.;o,, NJ > =.
oIr,a by which this fluid become, v;...,.d
wax and poor. Being in tie circLl.t,a,. :.
piTTad's the whole BODY, and NAV I'r., -. >.
n disease on amy part of it. No organ !, f,.,
-i"'H ''N atayH x. nor Is there one which II NV,
-, = A' >crotI.ous ta.nt !, v:.!..,.
e"9>ra 0y IN arc.iial disease, low ,iy;ny r..
"I-'e. II Il :: a!,Ay hod, impure air i y
"f' h'rhN h's.t,, tn dcrce>jrJ y:c,. 49,;
a'ovc al, hy the v-ncrcai infection. N3.-
ever * tt' origin, It is hereditary IL, ~.
N'tn'lnn' descending " from rarcr,, +, ,,.,I.'-
u'io lH4 IN. :a1t fourth generation :" i,.d,,4
II rc''&' 70 be II: rod Of Him Who sav. ~
wa! vs.! II: lhi4U.ues Of tLc tat.cI. ,.,.,
their children" '''o-S "!Ci
:, 1@ c'l'cts commence by deposition from ~.
I'"D0 q corrupt or rlccrpus matter. ,ylicI J.,
me lung liver, and internal orrn,s is tcr,, -
..'os'cl III the glands, swclIjlrs. and :.
t-ie S'Hiace, cruP,io"s " sores. This r,pI r..-
I"Pi7h' which gcatcrs in tho ~ nd de,-o.,os
tAe caeF-icS 0: lie, 50 TINT s.rot ,lous c,i.,:.
80 hot only suffer from scr9f.i!3,s con
li''..5'' "H tleE hlyt far less power 10 with
s'd"" me attacks ii Other disc.,rs. c,,,,o-
qucaty, vest numbers perish b,. i;..rS,.-
"h,rh. 1.tn1a5h not scrlf lloIs in th,.:r;,,,,,ra
are st4ll readT fatal by this ta,rt - ,ha
tF9'':n. Most q the c1us;Inlotion ,vb;ch 4.
c'"l'e> tA2 'En"n family has its origin ,iir.c,'v
- ms scr'iL!cus contamination and n,,,1
1.t'f .iv' a'sva,.N of the liver, kidneys, bran.
vi l2d.Sd' Of all the organs, arse from or
are aggravated L- the same carse.
:, one quarter Of all our pcol.l- are scrcf,leu,.
thfiF persons Gr" invaded hy this lurking ~
fiction, and Their health is ,iDIrrn,;r,J i,,
10 rra''sc II from the sgt IN We must rec,y....
ne bic.d by IN Alternative medicine, and IN
r*hF'te It by healthy food and excyc,.e
''''lA a medicine we supply in
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Building Hardware.
FARMING IWPLEMENTS

EnnPrSing ~ IN part Locks. Laiches. Bolts, Screws
I1a,gts NaLlS Sash ChseIs. Augers Weights, Axes
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
TO RENT.

m Sar,%'''l ven Known twO.story Brick S'rOREHOUSE
1 ~ west corner of Main and Commerce SIreei.
~m oI Iamden Attached to the above IL
- DITCH HOOMi suitable for a mIllinerv
~. 'o'h 'he large share OF trade il has cummo,, c
pas years thus Is decidedly one of the hest nol
o,Sus anI now offered TO the public Possess VII, he
ilc"iars apply TO John g. Graham ,Pron,o',e par
Ises. - U'N N''" 81 on The prem
s,ocT r LOT Saie at reduced prce- the balance oi
C;It..n, . lO'F GOODS, for which apnlv toJ X
oc'29 A. JACKSON. Jr,
- agent for Gtahum d Co
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
GOO 00O MALE or FEMALE AGENTS. TO
SELL LLOYD'S
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
oF IIiE United STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.

STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
FROM recent surveys. completed Aur 10Th 1890
cos. S]U''"o TO survey It and one years time
superior TO- any $40 map ever made nv Col,on ~.
"n anu sells at the low price Of so cents $40
'ou :. names are engraved on this map.
IL ~ NOT only County map but il is also n CouD,,
nhu % hAl li.KOAD Map ofthe United States and Cana
@ uas, combined IN one. giving EVERY RAIlR0An
SIAIION and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man So TO as ner do,,
an VIII take back all maps that cannot be sold ani
refund the money "' ''iu' anu
Send for 81 worth and try
fH"ted InstruCtIons how TO canvass well f,rn;.hod
all our agents Nc" '"'"iSheu
Wanted-Wholesale Agents for our Mans in evo,,
State "a aliorna. Canada, England. France and a..
"a i"rtune may be made with few hmm reJ doi
lars car iihl. No conpetifiOn N'' ''N "'i-
m 1T. LLOYD, No. l64 Boad,yav Ne,. Vo,L
INC war Department ussB our map of VIRGINIA
"aryIand nnd Pennsy lvnnIa cost sIOOOOO on ssh;"b
~ marked Middietown, Maryland Hights. Williams
port Ferry, MillbroOk Mills Nolands ForJ and 81
oneS on the Potomac and every other place in M,rv
iand' virginia aud Pennsy lyania or money reCnnJsd
Price 25 cents, 'I '0iuhueu
From the Tribune. Aug Cd.
"LLoYDs Maj OF VIRGINIA MARyIINn Avn p
sfLvANA-This map is very large; its cost is but Ss
rent" and IS the best 'Ohieh can be I,urchoseI" -
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
c. CUTLERY Y

such as Shovei. Spades, Bride bits, Drawing xn,vss
S ocy'hes' with all other Tools desirable for
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
FEI Boots g. Shoes. gs,l

we would say t" all IN want Of b OTIS and ST.
hnnaS, '"stl uiHt ISCHEDY has large assortment
80 "u'' on which .0 selling nj rutno,.
prices Men's Long eg Boots. 81 50 and ~. R",,
,ne". - 'o Mems heavy Monroes. 81: "
W'i Le@lhef Boots" IS Gus; also. Ladies j,s,,e,
hio and Morocco Boots aud Balmorais 0a''ei
O w. w. TS('EUIDY
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
DR. j. G. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS.
steam Dying and Securing Es-
tablishlnenf.

MRS. Z. W. SMITH
No. %. N. Fifth St, bet Market and Arch Pm, ,Dv,
.-..... PHIA
iFAf Goods OF every description dyed TO anv CO.
lor' Ladies Wearing Apparel of every descr,r.
non. dyed IN the most fashionable and peImonent 90
'7rs' anu hnls he'd in superior Style Merle Cash.
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Coys,s
arrets Rugs, etc. Secured Poneee and Sill 6rss,s,
re;dyed all coors and warranted canal IN ne%y
terms eS OF Dyeu On
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
Howard Association.
,PHILADELPUIA

:. INV.
For the reliefO Sick and njsiressal oa,o,. !
WITH Virulcnt and Chrome Diseases. and q. ~
TOT Irfe ,r9 cure OF Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, br Ibe Ar,,,o
Surgeon. '' - '"e arm
Valuable Reports on Sperma,orrbcpa =, So..;..,
"eahhesS and other Diseases of the SexuaI Oryos.
ao on Inc new Remedies employed in the DIsneH
sem 10 tho afflicted IN sealed leiler enyelones irs
cnu, l"o or three STAMPS for postage " i'll be ac
,I nuu,ess Or. Skillin lIoughton. Acting Surgeon
d"lPhia, Pa. VIM" 0'Itt, mia
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
AYERS
Compound Extract of S9r>a Ys;,; :;

q me most offcctual remedy which tho ,nel;..r
sNsiI 81 our times can devis2 for this cverv
k Mhcfc prevailing and iatal lnoladv. Itis ron,
bo, b,ara ;rom The most active remcdas that Raw
9cen discovered for the expurgation Of thi, so,I
alTTder from the blood. and +bn
1{stem I{ from its destructive con.couoc .s.
Int n.ioe II should be employed for the eur, a
NOT only scrofIla, but also those other 49,
@ o"Iis winch arise from it. such as EKFp-7rx
ma a 0KiN DISEASES, ST. AvrnoyY's Fin,
It'SE, or ENYS.rGLis, PIvpLrs. Pr.sr,., -
bL9TcHrS' BLA1Ns and BoILs TuNons. Tr1Ty.
T,!u "NhF RHhuM. ScALD HEAD, RIHGwo-x.
RHEUMATISM, SYrHIIIrIc and MERcrKIAI II.'
;a5; hA1Es; DAorSY' DYSPEPSIA, DEnILIrr, ard,
Ihuced' AL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM Yrr,,.
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular Iej;,,
IN = '"'n"'fy p the blood" is founded in truth
Inr srroiula is u degeneration of the blood, ~
l15li!'!ar 1i purPose and virtue of this Sarsara-
ma Is to purify and reSencrate this vital F,rJ
without which sound health is im,,o,sij,Is =;
contaminated constitutions. ~
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18

complete assortment OF Cutlery, such as Kn;vo.
zors and Straps. &C. '' ''iSsOfs' ha-
ne attention OF the Ladies is also called to his ss.
Gtimenl OF Sewing Needles Knitting Needles pas
Sine Teaspoons and Tablespoons the
"heSt quality. Ironing A paratus, &c. VI '"e
Also an assortment Of Fire Arms Sko,os ni.
nells Ahdl'ons. Shovels and Tongs, CofeeniI. ~
'ers, Frying Pans. Waffle irons, DC "''-
me above articles will be sold at prices lower
o,r'- van nc o"Hght elsewhere. Please call and
dIIne ior yourselves where you Will always find h-
best TERMS tue P"Ohc en- The
80 ]. L WILLIAMS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-12
The Dcmoor attic Grcgsburys.


Tho unseemly, haste Of YaHandigham,
Cox and Richardson to thow a fire brand
into Congress they could not even decent.
ly wait the Message had been read,)
is aptly compared By the Cincinnati Gazette,
to the determination Of Mr.. Gregsbury, who
is one of Dickens peculiar characters. The
Gazette says: .1i3 -f
sThe Democratic members have made a
severe determination among themselves to
come out strong in the Gregsbury part
that is, the part which Mr. Gregsbgry, NJ.
p, pledged himself to perform if elected,
and on which he was specifically called to
account by body of his constituents head
cd by Mr. Pugstyles. The interview is des-
cribed by Dickens" 3,f
..Whethef"-read Mr.. PugstyIes from a
written list Of qucstions-s Whether, sir,
you did not pledge yourself to astouish the
Government, and make them shrink in their
shoes3 And whether you have astonished
them, and made them shrink in their shoes
or notG Whether, sir, you did not state
upon the hustings that il was your firm and
determined intention to oppose everything
proposed; 10 divide the House upon every
question; to move for returns on every sub
jeot; to place motion ep tiTeobooks every
day, and, in short, in your own memorable
words, to play the very devil With every
thing and everybodyi"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-12
Thc ExpcdIlIom of Gop. RanIt..

The seven transports and two iron -elads
which sailed from Fortress Monroe on the
4th inst, under sealed orders, destination
unknown, probably composed portion of
the expedition of Gen. Banks. The trans
ports bad been lying in Hampton Roads for
some days, and it was stated that the feet
had hunks fitted up for 10000 men.
Gen. Banksset sail from New York on
the 4th "for the South" The afternoon of
that day a, Dumber of the distinguished
citizens and officers accompanied him on
trip to his flag ship, the North Star In a
speech at the collation., Gen. Banks stated
that the preparation of the expedition had
been completed in five weeks, three of which
had been stormy, and it was now ready for
sea. The Government had given him a
good chance, and be was determined to
show the country what could be done by
the best cndeayors Of all connected with
him. i,..ff =. .-...f.t., t.-........ 4. e......t
According 70 the New York Times, Gen.
Banks took with him some 10000 soldiers,
with subsistence stores and munitions Of the
lighter kind; but no horses or heavy artill-
cry, His destination is the subject of sew
eral surmises. Texas, James and York Riy-
ers, Charleston, and Florida have been
named. The Times supposes that if the
expedition is really going to the far South,
Florida is the place which General Banks
is to occupy and hold. 1t, however, re-
marks: ,ca
But there are other points notso faraway
as either Charleston, Florida or Texas, and
where the rebels ere not so well prepared
as they are on James River, to which the
expedition may be bound, and where opera
tions would have a very important bearing
upon the maDeuvres and fate Of the main
rebel army. We should not be surprised i
Gen. Banks turned up in quarter which
few have yet coujectured. But we will moi
have very long time to wait now for oul
information. Our first knowledge of the
whereabouts and aims Of the expedition vii
probably in this, as in former instances
lcome to us from the rebels.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-12
rhe irl reae raI / perea, near y. NashrIlle.

OF the disastrous affair in Tennessee, re-
ported by telegraph, dispatch to the Gin
cinnati Commercial gives the following par,
tieulaFs: a,sr HawN
"our arms arc again disgraced. The
seth Brigade, Dumont's division, consisting
Of the lO4lh Illinois, Colonel Moore com
manding the Brigade The fo6th Ohio, Col
onel Tafel, aud losth Obs, Colonel Lin :
berg; Nicklin's battery, aud small detaoh-
rnent Of the I'd Indiana Cavalry, were sur
prised at daylight this morning. at Harts.
vile, by Morgan, commanding three regi-
mcn,s ofcayalry and tSo Of infantry. q
safer fighting an hour and a quarter,
our forces surrendered and the enemy burned
our camp, capturing nearly all the brigade
train and leans, and burning what they
could not carry awHy. Two guns Of Nick
Inns battery were also captured. Our loss
was between6f and sixty killed ard wodnd-
ed, who were left on tho field. The rebel
loss not reported.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-12
Letter from west fremont.

WEsT FREMoST, December 10th, 1862.
Mr.. KEELER:-Will you please publish the
following and oblge the "West Fremont and
Vicinity Soldiers Aid Society"
.1 OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Presidcnt-Mrs. Minnie Bowlus;
.Secrctdry-Miss Edith Wilson; L
IredsHTer--Miss Martha Bowlus;s rs f1nr-
Dircctors-Miss Jennie Stults, Miss Rebecca
Bowlus, Miss Ella Wolfe, Miss Ella Skinner,
Miss Emma Sibert, Miss Hattie Hufford.
We sent to the Cincinnati Sanitary Commits
sion December 9th, the following:
81 shirts, Is sheets, l9 poultice bags, II hand
kerchiefs, pairs pillow slips, pillows, 345
yards bandages, quilt, towels, 2114 lbs. lint,
IS lbs. dried apples, 50 lbs. peaches, 161{ lbs.
cherries, lbs. herbs, 4 lbs. hops, gallon apple
butter, Dbl. onions.
Though VIC do but little toward relieving the
wants of the suffering soldiers, yet We wish to
show the world that we are for the soldiers and
the Union. EDITH WILSON, Sec'y.