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sin,crsE. Tr..Jay Sept 23-Everiur
The Republican Convention Tomorrow viii be-
oue of tie -Fougest ~ poIut OF numbers inside and
outside, ever convened IN tie State Already every
motel o.. cf0aded. The s.. Ctarles Noor ce-, Gloic
ami Hfr.c1.r Houses are full The str,ef- an. COW
cred with people The struggle for the nomination.
promises to bee unusually bitter and from present
appes arces the Convention Is likely 20 hold three
dayt.
Horace Greeley. VINO has been here since Monday.
T. boldly pressing Gen. Nadsw rth aud "a strong
In Hcilalon lhflorm upon the Convention. 80
pres ca, ua'ttIs -oi decidedly that way-tle Ir'cl-
NATION oi fne Pre- itcut Icing used ,lic,tuully bv
Wad.wortl' b friends who insist that the cauddai e
and platform 40 tbis time must strongly back up the
President. Teen ar, lfnctt D. that every BemocIat
VII renDurce the roc.amat on and 10 tcmporzing
or lromlo Will d. IN regard - The candidate o.
pia.'oiu.
1a-ioa Weed trc,ses Cen. Dis. bu, il said TO
conie plate falling back Oh Col. Robert II. Van
NaiAtitarg.
Ssus llaussIarty 90 for Lyman 1fcman.
lie ID. m,n Affect confidence, aud -ly Olt OF 3Si
d' gate. ald giving Nadsworth the whole los
i."hi,W h"plhllcaus, lie cannot get enough Wing
fI'hf ue oI Union Democrats 10 nomina'e bin,
euI &C. rc their determination not 20 yield.
lae t.rsggle i likely to be one Of Grcat interest
the -t.0Dgcs men Of all iaterc.t, are pre- .eut.
, Speaker ia' npnd does not declare IN favor Of any
candidate for Governor az present.
The domination Gems 10 he at present between
Nft"fr. hpik "a, ftllon, DlA ana GdrWnffh. y
letter i5 lid 70 he in the pOss sson Of a delecaie
tom Doy. Morgan, declining denomination.
The ia men, d they succeed, viii declare in fi-
OF Ia IN down no platform xcepttIai contained
IN the call Among such vast body OF men wiz, =
lul Us difficult, and the whole light Is likely 10 be
in olcr Convention. For Lieut.. -Goyomor. Lyman
iremain and &. w. Leavenwoftb are talked Of,
hut 10 one II decidedly ahead. .. Ladue Of Her
kmer seems 10 have The inside track for Canal Com
missioner. W. Clark Of Montgomery and Join
Fulton Of Saratoga ARE also named. &. Is. Freeman
o. Montgomery is asked for by the Constitutional
Cnionds sprinkiiug Of whom are here on tie
lookout
For Clerk Of Court Of Appeals the prominent
names are Charles Hug hes, the prerent Clerk
Angel Of Allegheny, and laslcy of Cnautauqua. The
CieIk Of Assembly. No one seems likely 10 enter
the field against FORGET, the present State Prison
Inspector, whose large vote at the last election will
probably secure q denomination. II j. rumorcd That
every scut from the city OF New-iork viii be- con-
tested, and many contestants are already here.
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SErILEToN. GILBERT < CAMP,

Pensions. 500 Bounty. and Pay Procured and Col
or soldiers Sailors and the Relatives Of such Is arc
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DONAIl0N CLAIMS IN OREGON AND WASHING
TON TERRITORY.
Under date Of Ooh inst, tie General Land Office
"-1 '''ged instructions 10 the Surveyors General in
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Bnslncss Notices.

Great Generals are those who win battles. So
think the people the people generally right What
might have been thought OF Mcclellan before, all will
that he il great General The people have ALWAYS
considered KNOX Halter aud the people night for
KNOX is great Halter. He is constantly gaining victories
his contemporaries by producing the most fashionable aud
best lat His Fall Style just Issued has proved the greatest
victory of ALL Go see It, at No 2l2 Broadway.
Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CmLDREsRelieves the Child from Pain iuygoraes the
Stomach and Bowels Cures Dy.eutery and Diahea Cor.
hcdty Cures Wind Collie, Gives Rest Comfort and
Health to Ciairen Tetiag, and is remedy in of
Cholera ifaHt,m. Sold everywhere, 25 cents bottle
READER, you can nave an enduring, always
ready and reliable CON PRS exactly adapted to
and style Of writing which will do your writing vastly ehesp
than Steel Pens II you H. call A. NORTos, No p
Madeu-lane or ncose stamp for circular
SIR: SEND NE YOUR MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER FsIcg PR HUNDRED COPIES. REAR ADNIgAL
CHARLES ii. DAVIS. CoHsASpiAG THK MISSISSIPPI RIVER
SgUApRos u AUTHORIZED 10 PuHcHAsE SUPPLY on THEN
FoR rsE OF HIs sQrADHOS. GIDEON WKLtE.
Secretary Of the Navy
This Nap shows every mans house from New Orleans to
ST Lols-l 800 miles sent by mai anywhere on receipt Of
SL LLoYD,
American =, p Publisher.
No l6i Broadway
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times IDLY. that they uiu =" '''''N
would ever come. He is not welcome.
TIE SYRACUSE NOMINATION.

Now tba, the President las mt himself pubic
Of the platform which Gen. WadswoHh has O '.a
,.d 70, months little doubt is felt that the non"7'
If tie Syracuse Convention will be the man ""V ''
esorts as Mili,ary Governor Of Washington nave -
,... Loen sverted in The service Of FIeedeni' ana
" no has done more TO keep the ""pi,'r -.
decoration Of tlave-huu's; 10 ll"he "'' .
fast a. il comes within our lines, Tree s'i' anu ~
render the tenure by which Rebel masters nO'u nu'
man property in Maryland insecure '"u any O'.ef
loyal man. New-Yorken vel acquainted WIN
So ,.,Ii,ics WHO are now here, say that Gen.
III. ,,;,, he nominated by accanation to-
,oor,o,c and Will be elec.ed triumphantly over
Ney,.,.- far whom tie ben. and Fernando Woods
vafe,
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SETILEToN. GILBERT CAMP
AT their Collection Oiics
No III Broadway (lriuity builiingl, New YORK
For all business done after this date, charges viii be a.
PoT coeetiu, Soldiers and Sailors Paw s.s than $50 10
amount when $50 in amount, y per cent on the
or collecting Arresr. Of Pay ard Bounty for reativss
OF deceased soldiers u per cent
For procuring Pensions-The Government Fee. IS.
We refer by permission, TO the Hon. George Opdyke.
May o Y Guy the Hon Cornelius ysnS y, W.yo, Of
Isi.sy CITY N'4 . =. = D Bs ea cb..
b splcer LIT D y. \. 5 NJ Brs-Gen. Chas iaie. 1T
III NJ Bis Gen JShn Even l., d. n T. : ~;
Co K,wYork; Isaac Seymour, President Bank OF North
Amer Chas Jenkins President East Rive Baukj William
Curtis Eoye, esq. New York; David Dudley Field, ESQ
New or. jane. !; Brady. esq. New-iork.
CHAs NErTLETON ...., -, ,,,,,.,
''''' ''I for u I'll The State. |HENRY CAMP.
sixty-sixth Regiment n. Y. voluntcers.-Col-
JOSEPH &. PlNChNEi -bonni-s paid 70 hreLa's enlist
ns ia this Regiment Before leaving S state pI79i ON join:
Ing Regiment the field ~ expiration OF period q
enlistment, toi maAios ia all t.o. headlasI.sI. on
sts. BURTON H. DAVIS Capt Goth n Wv, Ree's ohicer
state of New.York, JUDsK.ADvocArs GzssKAI's
DkPAKrNENr, NKw.loRK September - lso2-Lhe citizens
OF New York requested TO report at the Enrolling ofce
nav have Observed In the enrolment. WM. HENRY
ANTHON. Judge Advocated Chief Enrolling Officer.
Excelsior Briaade.-Gov. Morgan having empowered
f. Sickles with authority receive for his Brigade.
Companies portions OF Companies Throughout, the State.
the therefore informs all officers recruiting Como
pales heie'o'ote applyis 70 Jo, .ne rhoOr srisS
and position expected All State. city and private boaniee
paid to recruits medAtely on being mustered In:
Col CHAS X. 3RAliAh
Recruiting Officer Ia elsi0r bri ,aJe,,
Headquarters City Hal fa5k.
o. H H,xr, Assistant, Adjutant-Geaerl
second REGIMENT \. Y. =. M.-EI0hIf - ,ss,n,.
~ Y Nos-CoL HUDSON-sl0 cash siyen 70 T,So,%s
before leaving the city Relief tickets to ians ~, a.,
Rltions and Equipments furnished inmealani -b =,
cul,r, .ppIy Al the Atmory corner HApscc i.d n "
~ Recr ,itng Odcer
~, a., NJ o. chsry At lie u In Tryorrow.
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Militarn Notifes.


war Meeting :-IRONsIDEs RLGIMENT!-A mest-
nv IN ara o. Company y. d. s. RIDDLE Captain viii -
n ~ tue rhsrn baps Church. 33d between 9Th and
snays., on WEDNESDAY EVENING Sent "a co...
n9,cg ~ o'clock The meeting will be addressed nv ORE
AhmidAGE and GILLETTE, Revs HARE and MIKFLa
Vol GOULD Lieut. Col DUGANNE Major BARNES III:
Hon. D. r. MANiERhE, and othera Come one and AZ,
lronsides Reglment.-GRAND MASS MEETING
" The CHURCHES, on THURSDAY EVENING
NEXT, at a o'clock, In Trinity Mehodist Church a.,h
between Ith and 9Th The Rev. Dr. HARE the Rev ~,
4. L. ROGERS r. 8. FOSTER. tho Rev PETER Srpv.
KER, and other distinguished speakers win addrss. II.
ting The public are invited. w.
War Meeting" IRONsIDESv REGIMENT Gov.
PAEY A War Meeting will be held IN the NJ f. Churrk
In Greenes near Spring THIS EVENING for the purpesc
Of assisting the organization Of COMPANY A, "iR0k-
SIDES REGIMENT organizing under the auspices u
the Young Mems Christian Association. The Kew l. W.
BEACH, the Rev. ALFRED GOODMAN, Col. a. III. J. DU.
CANINE Major BARNES and others will address the msss
ine CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN, Captain
The Headquarters of this Company Is at No. f8 3dsv
War Meeting,-A Meeting will be held in the H-a.
Baptist Church. Hanson place and Portland
y. Brooklyn on THURSDAY EVENING. 2Jth inst. a. .
before O'Clock for the purpose Of aiding the IRON
SiDES REGIMENT The Rev DR.. X. s. Stors. jr, Zee
Rst Dr A. D. Gillette, the Rev. DR.. Anderson. the Rev.
MOI Lowry Col Gould Lieut Col Duganne Maj Barnes
ana o'her eminent speakers viii deliver addresses
b. i. MANIERRE, Chairman
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Coal on NOT EXPLOSIyE-Proyidcd that it
be properly manufactured 10 ascertain whether It be
not EfEHI FNviLY should get r Instrument just invent
I'd 0 testing g. patented by ions TAGLGABrK No 81 Moth
Nutmt $50 flr sale ~ 40. 40 Futon-sl Brooklyn and
No $50 Broadway. Pamphlets grl'is.
AZ .IrFrERSs, No. 513 Broadway, Ladies'
fla.rc Boor.. ~ ~. ~ 80 and ~; BALsoRAs. 20,
- -. and .. o.
G,it. tine SHOES aud SLIPPERS. You,As sud Chllren's
Bitroats. SHogs AID GNrEAs IN great variety, low
piie-s. JEFFElis. No. .1J HfotIFuy.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS. LcGS. etc. surgically adj
rftrl by /. d. il~psoN d.. Clinton Hall up 3h-a,
~ 1 RiFEHFscE-N. Mott 4. ID " fslk r. NJ D. ;
D. 81. C,fuoctsn. r. D.. q Nuck NJ. y ". " Van Buren,,
ST. d., otc. send 0r pamphlets. = die kindly dealt by
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f'"-N 'N''~'-
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D.. Frederick q. "a y. Y.
J.. Je.ertt. ~, Ne. Cav.
A,st. Sur v. +. Dem, . o.
So. } h.. Lafe'cv %, i Aich.
. ; Coup, +. 10 Pa.
ctofp. >. Iunniurh4u ] n. I.
W 20. Lorg, 1. IlJ y. \.
,JJohn Best, |. 100 Pa.
loo r. Carter, @ lgInd
~ Jas. 4 Brown. h, ~ n. Y.
.' pen. hasst n, 90 y. Y.
Anfus, Lombard. 4 l1N. Y.
q ..'' 4; smith, servant Of Clp.
tam Of &c. X. l5i Ia
J.. Nellis F.2lN.T.
John Smith, A, lONY
q. simpson G, Is Pa
Norman W !lson. X, Berdau.
5. =
sgt. Linus c. Tiff. % N Y.
Corp. \. Bla iand, A. 3Ne
Root 4. Al ryan. &. 6N.u
JOS X. huit. y. 100 70.
Chas =. Mnler. h. scotps
Nine tunored Cayslry.
Eds d. link "pa0gh. I s. Pa.
Steward Province, |. ~ ia
" m. Dean. &, Z Wis
John fsecse, u, Z Nd.
Jerome Huudeorf g.. l1 n. Y.
Geo. ii. johnson, A lUj la.
H. Everett. 4. H. Mae.
lobt Biady. j. u Pa
Lieut.. Jas a. Brown. a n. Y.
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'rlere i r.1sou to relieve Ilat Gen. Julius Whitc,
choaloved Col. Miles, lis junior in rank, TO sur
render Harrcrs Ferry, and Col. Ford, who ds-
gracefully abandoned Maryland Heights, will soon
he held % q strict account.
TIE BURIAL OF THE DEAD on ANTlEThM
FiFLD.
Five hundred loyal Africans were sent 20 the
bate icd o, Tie Aluoiam today, to assist IN bun.
iugtae dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

The Ohio state Fair. iust closed at Clsyelana,
re,hrmed the former verdict Of the Stat. by ACCORDING
FIRST PREMIUM the GROVER x hahtsn
MACHINE, ~ superior 10 all Its competitors iof f"""J
Saving
, 1862-12-29

rircring about the middle Of May, comes ina
most acceptable time. Large orchards Of this
variety are set in the west ptFt of Cook and
east part of nuFage counties, more especlaily
in tho towns near Cottage Hill. We have set
eco trees at this point, and With this excep
ton we know Of no large orchards until. wc
reach Golden, where individuals have from
fifty to leo trees each: Thisfrait nov rcad
ny commands from four to; five dollars d
bushel III Chicago, but would he very profit
able at half that sum. X
TEE pLuH.
Until some edectua1 remedy eau be fonn1
extensive culture Of this fruit. Or this we
have hopes, in that class of cannibal insects
that mare come to our aid in other depart
ments Of the insect tribes. We shall not des-
pair, at least they can be grown in q snail WAY
about the hen yard and TIC pig pen.
PROTECTION
We do not wish any Of our readers to I'M
derstand that planting an orchard on the open
prairie Will ensure SUCCESS. Protection by
groves, river belts, or belts Of trees planted
for the purpose Or untrimmed hedges, are
needed to ensure success. Of these anG
other essentials we shall treat at large here
after.
Within the past year ne have received owe
200 letters from persons in almost every Stat
/ in the Union, making enquiriestin regard Il
| fruit culture in this State. To al such, tn
| above will be 3 more full and satisfactory III
| swer then our limited time would enable us t.
! give We shall take up the subject Of tn
| several fruits as best adapted to the soil IN
| climate along the route indicated, which mus
| stand unchanged as the most profitable ri
| gion for the culture Of summer fruits, in th
whole valley Of. the upper Mississippi
, 1862-12-29
Gen. Shermanss Expedftfon-Ehe Sit
uatfon KeIoW Memphis.
Correspondence Of the journal

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1852.
In July last Gen. Shcrman's army, then
composed Of lis own and Gen. Hurlbut's
division, entered the city On Saturday morn
ing Gen. Sherman returned from the south
bank Of the Tallahatehfe with Morgan L.
Smiths division, leaving the two other diyi-
sions Of the right wing, under Generals Lau-
man and Denver, with Grant.
Gen. Sherman has been assigned the conf
mand Of the expedition down the Mississippi,
Of which so much has brcn said and SO little
known
Illinois, in common with all the Northwest
ern States, will be represented by able officers
and good troops. Barfett's, Woods, Cooley's
mud Hart's Chicago batteries, the old 55th in
fantry, 9Th and sth Missouri, the 137th, u6th
and 115th Illinois, are in Gen. smith's division
summed up thus: Gen. Grant moved by La
grange and Grand Junction toward Holly
Springs, Gen. G. 8. Hamilton commanding
tie left, which came in from Corintl,. and
Gen. Sherman with his army from Mem
phis forming the right. The movement
Of tire centre, with little loss, drove the enc
my gradually across the Tallahatctie. About
this time force Of some 10000 men, under
Gen. Hovey, crossed from Helena and landed
The cavalry, under Col. Washbnrne, pushed
rapidly across the country md destroyed sew
cral bridges on the roads leading from Grand
Junction and Memphis to Grenada. They
proceeded within six miles Of Grenada This
movement and the approach Of Gen. Sherman
BY Wyatt, puzzled the enemy. They made q
feeble resistance At their works before Able.
vile, and rctreated southwark Our main
army has advanced to a line extending from
the Tallahatchie east. through Oxford. Tit
cavalry has been twcnty-siI miles south d
Grenada.
, 1862-12-29

The dearth Of paper has naturally given
strong impetus to all the branches of enter
prise connected with its. manufacture, and at
The same time is calling into greater promi-
nence such 1abor-saving machinery as Will
most readily facilitate the production of the
indispensable article. Mallory l. Sandford's
new brake-an affair which is SO simple i'll its
construction that the spectator only wonders
he himself did not invent it long ago-is no.
ticeable for the vast amount Of labor it saves.
The operator-a boy can work it as we'll as
nan-lays on the machine an armful Of flax,
and in an instant it comes out at the other
end almost entirely free Of the t. slooves -
the woody or pithy matter-and without tow.
The fibre remains unbroken, coming out
much softer than the fibre dressed in the old
way. 1t is said BY those who use this brake
that it will break twenty to twenty-five hun
drcd weight of straw in ten hours, while the
saving Of the fibre is from six to ten pounds
on every hundred of straw. The machine,
which is highly praised By those haS-growers
and m1l1-owners who hare tried it, possesses
the additional advantage Of perfect security
to life ard limb. There is nothing in its
operation to endanger tic operator, who ca1,-
not burt himself unless he tries very hard to
do go.
, 1862-12-29

Hon. E. B. Washburne, qne Of the In
cstigating Committee Of the House Of
representatives, about q year ago, COM
clled swindler to disgorge ten Thousand
ollars Of the i]l-gotten money Of which
e had robbed the Government in the sale
f vessel; but, with that sin gle exception,
re have no case in which the plunderers
Tho are fattening on the enormous frauds
erpetrated in the subsistence and quarter
,aster's departments Of the army, have
cen constrained to yield up 3 dollar Of
neir rich spoil The country will hope
hat the fat but foul birds whose nests
Vashburne has been breaking up in New
FORK, will be squeezed by some power,
::iyil or military, until they shall be glad to
:, give back the Last farthing oi
, 1862-12-29
Dc6erterS.
CAMP fErH REgINKEr JII,. Vn1 NM r

LAMP 9th REGINKNr ILL. VoLuNTEKHs,
MEXTaIs, Tenn, Dec. 10. 1852.
To any officer, civil military, in ths State Of Ii
noi8:
hereby authorize you to arrest the follow
ing named soldiers Of company F, 55th regi-
mcnt Illinois volunteers, wherever they m1y
be found, they being deseEters from the ser
vice Of the United States, to-xit;
John Powers twenty-five years, five
feet eleven inches in height, dark hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion, and was living, when
cD1ieted, at or near Industry, McDonough
county, Illinois. He left his company and
regiment while on the march to the Ta1la-
hatchie River, Mississippi, and probably has
parole with him; which, however, is not
valid.
Legrand Dunlap-age twenty eight years,
five feet ten inches in height, black hair,
black eyes, and rather Of sTarthy complex
ion. He was living, at the time Of his enlist
meut, at his brothers, six miles southeast of
Bushnell, McDonough county, Illinois. He
left his company and regiment the night of
the 25th Of November, 1852 :.
Amy person arresting the above named de-
sertars viii receive the lawful reward offered
by the government G. SHLE1UH,
capt. Co. F, 55th regiment u. Vola,
, 1862-12-29

their astounding tLcfs. Aud the
country will hope also, that by a
law of Congress to he at once enacted, all
army contractors, and all contractors for
navy supplies, will be put on q military
footing, and made subject to quick and de-
cisiTe penalties for fraudulent transactions
Such law is an imperative necessity; and
as the objections, that have heretofore been
urged againstit are mainly frivolous when
not insincere, they should be overruled
without delay. Let us have such Law,
and though it cannot be made retroactive
not much time will elapse before we shall
heara fasilade that tells of the quick taking
off Of s. score Of scouudrels unfit to live. Al
least FIVE hundred ought to be hung to
n1nrroxE
, 1862-12-29
WHO WILL DO IT3

We ask aggain-Will not some represen-
tative from Illinois introduce motion Of
inquiry into the House, somewhat after this
model: "ResoEred, That the Committee Of
Ways and Means be Instructed to inquire
"why it is that, by the provisions Of the
internal revenue bill, nearly every branch
"of: manufacturing industry, except the
manufacture Of bank notes evidences Of
"debt upon which the makers Of the notes
"draw interest heavily taxed, and why
currency making is exempt" We are
anxious to know what report the Commit
tee would make in answer. to an inquiry Of
that sort.
, 1862-12-29

CoSFIscATIoN IN REBEI:Doa1---1he Mur~
freesboro Re1ez Bn~s.es Of the 18th, says that
tle Confederate Court at Knoxville has issued
DEGREES in 400 cases, under the scquestration
laws, embracing over $1,o0o, 600 worth Of
property Among the cases are Andrew Jolau-
son, Horacc Maynard and John Coffee Chi]ds,
the Nhetmorc estate in Bradley county, and
Ducktown Copper Mines.
, 1862-12-29

W The Miners at the coal beds around
Morris, in this State, have have been on a
strike for higher wages for the past two weeks.
Two or three proprietors have acceeded to
their demands, while others refuse to meet
their demands, The miners have bean receiy-
ing $150 per ton for raising the coal, and they
demand SITS. The result is a scarcity, which
has carried coal up TO $3.50 per ton at the
banks, with an upward tendency.
, 1862-12-29

THE FRaNKING PRIVILEGE.
We hope that our Western Representa-
tives will not suffer this Congress to ad-
journ without abolishing the odious and
unjust Frankng Privilege. A law for that
purpose is, at This time, when economy and
ret1enchnent must be the rule Of the Gov
eminent, doubly needed, and its enactment
should not be delayed.
, 1862-12-29

ANGELIC "SLAvE CATcuER."-In Genesis
forty-si1th chapter and ninth verse, we
read:
And the Angel Of the Lord sail-return to thu
mistress and submit to her bond--C Chicago 7Tnaes.
All, yes.-Abraham, Hagar's master, was
loyal man, and believed in the reinforcement
of the law" The book of Exodus on tie
other hand, tell Us that Moses, the servant Of
the Lord, abducted GOO, 600 slaves from an
after he had polluted him with frogs, bit him
with vermin, stung him with flies, covered
him with boils, and pelted him with hail
stones, aud when the old seeessionistst tried
to chase them the Lord opened the Red Sea
sndtold them to skeddaddl ca URton,
, 1862-12-29

Indictments by a Grand Jury.
Among the indictments found by the Grand
ygry 'at 1f MaeonRn Ut Tss wsre Gen Afd
Illinois contrary to law: Gen. John Palmer,
do; Robert Gamble, do; JAS. Reyburn, VIM.
3. Dugger, and j. c. Miller, were indicted for
false Imprisonment, in the case Of T. Reader.
-CaTlinafNe Spectator.
The gentlemen whom this tory Grand Jury
have indicted for bringing free negroes into
the Slate, are in front Of the enemy, fighting
for the restoration Of the Union and the Con
stitution. Did ever tory malice take darker,
dirtier shade than this2
, 1862-12-29

DRowHED.-0nS Saturday last sad accident
occurred at Geneva, in this county. Several
boys and young men were skating upon the
ropd, when Frank I4arabce and James Har-
Iington, son Of James H. Harrington, csA.,
was drowned. Young Larabee was saved by
the heroic and manly efforts Of Frank, ayoung
son Of 4. n. Harrington, esq.-duroru Icacon.
, 1862-12-29

cts last of all, and they were not followed by +.
tke enemy.
@, Had they discovered that our troops were
to l. c rccrossed, what could they have done?
T., ! do not think we should have suffered
much from their artillery fire on such q night
,s That uas, as il would hare been but nm
dem f;r1np