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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

TIC combination Of ingredients In these
Pills is the veshIt ofs long and extensive prac
ticc. They are mild in te,r operation snt
certain n.correcting AL irreul arities. Painful
Meustr-iations, - removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain IN the side. palpi;ation OF the heart
whites. all nervous affections. htsterics. ft
tiguc pain in the hack and limbs, &C.. disturb
ed sleep, ,.whiSh arise from interruption OF NJ
'trre.
DR. CUEEEsNAN'S PILLS
was the cnnrme emcnt Of u new era in the
treatment of those irregularities and obstruot
tons which havo consigned so MANY to u rHE
uATrng GRAVE. M female oygcIn enooj
health unless she Is regular, and whenevor.a
obstruction takes placlth bee, the general lac y
gins 10 decline.
DIR CIEEEsMAN's PILLS
are the most eifectu,l remedy ever known foi
al complaints peculiar to females. To al
classes they are invaluable. inducing. ruth Ger
tdinty. periodical regularity. They are knows
IL thousands throughout ths country, having
The sanction of some OF the most eminent Ply
sicIans IN America. Explicit directions, sta
ting wheu they should not lie used, with eacl
h"N--'hc Price 81 per box, containing from ST
10 ~ Pitts.
rilS sent by mail, promptly, by renting t.
the prop rictor. ol q hy druggists generally.
Il. B. B..HUTCHlNG. PEorRIgrow,
20 Cedar street, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

Comfy ron DrcEssxa. This number Is
an unusually attractive one, sHd indicative
Of the character Of those which are TO be is
sued during the coming yean The illus.
Itrstions are; Found in the snow"
"Chr,stmes," & i'Biide Fashion pla,e,''
contsining seven figures, "Prepsring for
the Christmas Party" "Roysi Tiger Slip.
per- with patterns for cloaks. head-dress'
es, embroidery, braidipg, crotobet work,
&c. The literary department is also over
flowing with good things. Asa new vol
ume commences ei,h the January number
now is the time to''subscribe.
Terms, per year-One copy, 80; two'cob
les, s6; three copies, 8; four copies, 81;
five copies, ana an extra one " getter up
Of club, $40. Address l.. a. Cooley, 32s
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. We will
furnish @ odey aud the JeifeIsonisn Que yeaI
for 50 so, cash. .......
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

RAGS. Every one should save everything
that can be possibly converted into paper.
Woolen rags are now worth ten cents pet
pound, cotton rags have advsnced-loe pei
cent. waste paper is worth thee and four
cents per pound. Psper is an article that
costs money. now and a great deal OF it,
and It behaves every one to save carefully
the material from which il is made.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21


HORRIBLE hccIDLsr.--On Tuesday last,
q horrible accident occurred at the old de.
pot, by which little girl named Ella w att,
aged Q years, daughter Of Mt. VIM. Watt IN.
lstautly killed. The children attending the
school of Mrs. Morris, were, during the al.
terneon recess, playing at the turn-t able OF
the Branch road, a portion OF them turning
for the others TO ride. The deceased was
on the liable but from dizziness, or some
other cause. fell of striking the track. Be-
fore the girls could stop the table, one wheel
had passed over her head and breosl, man.
Cling her horribly. She lived about ten
minutes. She was an amisbie child an d
her sudden death is a terrible blow to her
parents,
We cannot omit in this connection, call.
ing the attention Of parents 10 the fact
that the grounds in the vicinity of the sta
tions, are made use OF altogether to much by
young cLildren. We have seen them cling
ing to the cars, clambering to the top oI
them, while they were being made up into
trains. 1t is wonder that more are not in
inrsd No boy should be permitted around
such places aud parents are the ones "a
remedy the evil.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

LOST on Saturday, November iih, ls6a,
between Findisy and Fremont, a black
leather, hand trunk. with the buckles GOV.
cred with white leather, containing one
pair of black Pants, one Shirt aud one Met
settles Vest, white with red specks, one
black Stock and one pair OF Socks. l viii"
nav Liberal reward for the trunk delivered
at tins office. JOSHUA CoPE,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

RsTURsED.-David Adams, formerly q
citizen Of this place, and well known
throughout the county, returned from Cali.
fornia last week. after an absence Of FIVE
years. Mr. Adams is one who has demon.
STATED the possibility Of n colored man s
being good citizen. lie was greeted
warmly on his return by hundreds Of our
townsncn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

PRooucK. .MAEHsrs&. - Produce hnas eeb
coming in rather freely this week. The fol
lowing prices are being paid.
Wool-55 to 60 cents.
Wheat--95 cents.
Corn 80 ~ sc cents.
Rye--40 cents.
Butter--l4 to IS cents.
Eggs--l4 cents.
Lard--6 cents.
Meats-Shoulders 4; sides 4; Hams 5.
Hides.-5 cents
Potatoes--scarce at SO TO GO cents.
Oats-30 cents.
Cloversecd-s5 90 to s5 l2i.
WL,te Beans, i 20 to 6 ~.
Driea Peaches, 8 cents per pound.
Dried APP !es-7o cents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
LANGwORTHY's
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Female Regulator.

Turing my absence in the war this medi.
IL cine will be made by my vile, aud That "i
my make can only he had IN Fndlay OF ISRAEL
GREEN or J. N. HUBEH Co.
Read tile following slatemcnisi
Il. b. IluRD says-" Alter taxing IL Tor
Strengthening medicine after n nj of sickness,
| would say that the Butchers ought To- favor
It's sale, for the appetite II gave mo WAS
enough 10 consume Il beefa week"
RosrKT BosYEK says "Dr. LangwoIthy; A.
your suggestion, bought Tor my daughter,
who was suffering under some oi the peculiar
disea ses Incident to hor Sex, bottle "i the
Fast India pyspepsia Cure, II has done hcr
So much good thai must have tho'hcr b"tlle.
ESD. JONAS, Of Arcadia, says "four med
icine has ,lone me more good than ANY medl'
cine ever took.
| roier any patient confidently Z" the follow
inr persons who themselves Or their families
have used II;
Paul Sours, Cashier Findlay Bank;
II. Is. Hurd, Chester 'hurch,
X \ Bakcr =, Bergman,
Dr Hudson, DR. Becch,
Samuel n, Gray, Dennis Leo,
AmoS HnrtmaIi, j. u. Nandoren,i
.,Tho unriyallcd s;,loS of this medicine is nm
uputstaI uble evidence Of lis intrinsic value.
tF,''o IL .V'ci.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

How To SwEErEN CoFrEE WITH SORGHUM.
One OF our subscribers says that il Sorghum
molasses be put into coffee before it is boil
ed, it will be impossibls to tell but that you
have swee,ened it wya the best coffee su'
gar. -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

SrRAYED on SroLss -Flom the premises
of the Subscriber in Cnss township, a two
year Old Bull, half OF Two thirds white, the
remainder redd ish rosn-half DufLam, OF
good shape aud style, He was missed the
last OF July. A liberal reward will be paid
10 any one giving information of his where.
a5outs. HIRAM GRUBB.
Post Office address Findlay Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

ADVANCE IN .Paicws.-In consequence OF
the enormous advancein the price Of pap-r
and other materials used in the newspaper
business, the proptletors of the Courier and
Jeffersonian have agreed upon the follow
ing for legal and transient kdvertising:
One square three insertions. 81 so.
For each subsequent insertion f." :" 80
This advanee is made absolutely neeesss.
ny by the Use in everything We use and will
be rigidly adhered 10.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
BARRELS
INDIAN VE'G ETABLE
WORM CONNECTIONS
sugar Drops,
Safe, Pleasant aud EilecluaI Rem

The most Safe, Pleasant aud Eilectual Rem.
edy for Worms ever discovered.
The obect of these drops is 10 accomplish
an end long desired by Physicians, VIZ; To
combine by the aid Of Chemistry, and the
latest improvements IN Pharmacy. the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE OF well known Vegetable Sub
stance, in such II manner AS To insure their
efficiency, and AT the same time render Them
easy Ia he administered and free from those
unpleasant aud often dangerous effects by
NormIiuge In the old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS.-worm often
produce emancpauop swelled und tense abdo.
men gnawlng and turli'hs pam III the stomach
and bowels, Irregular and dsrraved appetite,
4 pale and sickiy counteuance, foui Tongue,
teted breath, itching at the nose, feverish
particularly at nights Worms occasionally
produce colicky affections with vomiting and
rurginX, and sometimes blood; ulcoratlono of
ihe bowels, and even pertoNitis may DC excl.
ted by the irritatiOn; occasionally cerebral
symptoms and Ep!leptic Colvulsons take
lIace.
Children who are troubled with worms often
awake, awake suddenly, screaming and ire'
uusntly observed 10 grind their teeth. But
none OF these symptoms or AL oi thom conbin
ed. point out the positive existence ~ worms
They may be produced Oy irrtatlon or SUB
tcGute Inflammation In the mucous mem.
brane hence tho occasional failure OF the best
Scrmiiug0 tn expel worms,
rREATMENT.-The frst thing 10 be done,
rs to 5ndcavor to restore tho digestive func'
IN extermlnating war against the filthy niru-
ds,s. The nature OF this CcniecliOn Ia such
us to produce this result must Gle tually, re.
lieve AL the sy mp toms and restore the organs
Ia perfect health. Hence lts great superiority
over all ot her NeFmiiuge.
sH- OBJECTIONS ON EACH BON. Proc $50.
BARNES IL ARK, Eastern Oiiico sos Broad
way, New York. Ii. q. o. CAkY, GAINESVILLE,
,OhiI, Western Branch Office.
For the immediate and efectual cure OF
CUrGHs, COLDS. lsfLUESzA, ASTHMA, .HoARsE
NESS, WHOoriSG COuGn, CArARRn,
DIFFicULr BREATHING, ....
SORE TiIHuAr,
ETC.
For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers
these Troches are Indispensable for clearing
and strengthening the voice. removing hoaTse
ness, etc.
Therosse with which they arc taken--beins
easily carried in tho pocket, requiring no pre-
paralon, always ready on all occasions, no
liable TO change in any climate, containing
nothing injurious 10 the constitu ion SHOULD
be L sufficient recommendation to all 10 give
them u lar trial.
Price % cents per Box.
Sold In Fndlay ut all tho Drug Stores.
And by q. barney, Macomb, l.. A. Baldwin
NJ. blanchard.
y, lsG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
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CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Arc you sick, feeble. MI
eoini'laiuingf Are .ou uui ID
order, with your system H.
ranged, aud yvur Nelinss Nn
cvulivt,abipl These syn
tins are dl,n the pr,lnis u
serious Illness. S"ine ft q
si,krrss is creeping upon y,i
ant should lie a,-rird hy :
timely uso Of thv right rvln
e,y. Take Ayers Pitts, an,
cleanse cut the ,lis.,r,ioI-J lg
mors - purity the blo"d, a,n'
lit tho nuids move vu unvb
r',urtri Ia health aglin
They stiinulat- u,n iuuciiuu
OF tile budN hntO ,iso,Ou- ~
tl,iiy, purity the ~ stein li'n
the ui'slTurtinns which n,Hl, D
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

Leave Findlay at Gas o'clook, a. m, and return
~ 4:3o O'Clock, p. m.
All Trains make close connections at CLYDE,
wi Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road.
both East and West.
Nav l, 1862. "a II. RICE, Superintendent.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

-
EuiroR:--The following letter from viii.
i am Kenaston, one Of the instructors in the
Agricultural College st Lansing, Michigan, ,
W III show 10 some extent the efficacy Of the
great remedy for Diptheria, recently intro
duced by Messrs. Hendry & Bailey, OF 0ber
lin.
We are informed that this "Diptherin
Cure is Attracting general attention aud is
sought for in all cases Of innammat0ry OF
putrId throat disease
STATE AGRICULTURAL CoLLEoL, I
June, 1862.
DlPTuERiA, - EOiToR SrATE REPUBLICAN
Dear Sir--You viii confer favor upon th,
public generally, and upon those especial,
who may be suffering from the dreadful dis
ease Diptheria, either in incipient or nor,
advanced stages, by giving publicly to thi'
notice.
have recently become acquainted with I
remedy for this disease for which | desr,
10 give my influence, simply because, from
my acquaintance with the manufacturers
aud a certain account Of its effects IN
most hopeless case, have confidence in it
TIE case is that Of young lady whom
have known for years, and from whose lip!
] heard the statement. After cau,etization
with nitrate Of silver, and the application
oi all the remedies usually Prescribed in Sc
we're attacks OF the disease, and all with nc
effect when. indeed oil hope was gone-a
friend brought in a bottle OF Watson's Dip
therIa Cure, and IN a short time relief came,
aud now the lady is performing her aceus-
toned duties.
Other instances Of the efficacy Of this
remedy have come to my notice, but 1t is
needless TO specifiy. The medicine is at
least harmless. and think speedy and sal.
r,ary in its effects. II serves as u general
und immediate corrective Of the blood,
which is believed TO be the seat OF this
formidable disease, and thus touches tue
very root Of it. A desire to alleviate such
suffering as I have during The last four
weeks seen and know1ol, alone induces
Inc to write'this.
This medicine can he found at the drug
stores in Lansing, and from its easy applicn-
lion. harmless nature aud immedi late Effects,
] hope will come into general use about the
county Yours very truly
G. A. KEsAsron.
Watson's Diptheria Cure is n sure spe
cGc for all forms Of Throat Disease. We
have seen statements from responsible per-
sons testifying to its wonderful etiicocy in
oil affections Of the Throat. Nr. ISRAEL
GREEN is >gent for Hancock County.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

REMEMBER THEN
If YOU have stomach Disease-if you have fe
male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay, Ohio;
j, NJ. HUGgR & Co., findlty, ohio;
JAMES MASNIsG, Vrnlue, Ohio;
GRBgL X OsrIiEiaER, Van liuren, Ohioi
j, b. VAN DogEH Fost0ria;
l.. A. BALpwis, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio;
SAMukL HUpEI, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAAUkL SHoup, Ottawa, Ohio;
4 J. ID. u. llYYIss, GilbOa, Ohio.
2 Agencies made and Agents supplied by MIRA:
c. 4. LAs0woRTuy, who Is hersby aWhorzst
10 write my namo upon the wrapper, withop
which none Is genuine.
Physicians furnished by the gallon, where
requested. .,,
With kiud farewell, thon, to the good peo'
ple whom have dealt with so mAuy yehrs,
and wish thnt they will sustain my wife ~
the sale of this medicine, when has bensntted
so many already, am, with tho best ol ieol'
ings toward suery one m this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Rsg't U. 3. Army
FIsDLAV, August ID, 1861.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
Dyssntcry, Diarrh~s, Relax, Worms.

f'"" IN. !. :! Giccn, ~ fHcy.
Your PHI, have hal lIs lilnl ~ ~, practice nni
Ji Illvii ia 'tt,rn ui the h-,t llciirnts hiy
'or hnd. Tlrr hllriAy effect ulan The liver n,nkr.
liru exrlhui Icmrly when pi,ri ia snail ,lose-
h'mS dg'e"i'rJ ''nL ",ori'.1. I-ir supnr -r,atln
InvS them sew rl'alls aud ennni Ir the u.
; women nil Vi,it,,,u.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

" . z : W 7 HETN M5'
PS. Loud cannonding has Just begun
in the direction of Manassas J Junctioni prob.
ably the ball is opened.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
bilious Disordors- Liver Cumpln Ia .

F,"ni Dr. Ti,iaio,, lkN u NJ" li,i C'I.
N1 "nly ~" ,"ur rili' nimiralv adapted In their l,r
Hl"i rut. lat inl their i"rlii effects uIsi
1t" liv"r very marked in,i-,i They have ia nav rrHr
r,ivr ni'r ,h'riuRl f,r thu curc oT bhas r.ia
,'tH' than HrH trnp,ly nirnuii. r1crIri,
hjita thai have ut inli Iutsaii,e which Is wUi
Il! tln en'icncc Vi ir lIul,asiun aIil the I,e.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
Dltlr1Niyr or rllr 1SIEmvr,

washington, ". u, IN teb., levp. ]
Sib a'' ns'~i Suur lis ~ my HsIrrninnH hospital
fd''""'"' siucr S"u nia !, teN snJ csDnvi hesitate
~ ury nfo tir hcsi 'aihiIiie ruul,Oy Their icgi
unig "'iH'n "n tho liver u quik hIi decided, C0is-
nhlil.y Il.y H,lirnbl Irin,Yiy fr m an .rnleui
that "rsau Indeed, Inv" srkLin fuini II r,.r %.
hhS csr ~, uhsli'a" that IL Ihi ,nd readily yi-d l.
hrn. lHtrrnall. y"n,., ALUNHb BAI.i. VI. D.,
IJgsicfdu III M, MII,ur I,.,;J,.f
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
Dyspepsia, Impuri,, OF the Biood.

toS' H6r.J. .. Hmcs i;sor ,r A3'rm ihnrei. B.sioH
hs hirH' lave used y,ur till, With -xirao,dinar,
'h'rs' II, inA L,ny aud ni.g iliosc called tu WISH
'l''i"S~. To rtuni" he organs ,T digestion nnl
uit ia" ihhHl, lh'N mc ili" very l's r,Inry have
'cr known a'si rsn c'nnl,nIy rrr"I,rrl til,n 4"
ny hnmls. So,rs, !. 4. HINES,
WARSAW, Wyoming ca, ". Y. oct. ~. ls55.
ban Sn AN using ,n,r tihiriir rlli, In NY pnc
i' aud LiiL Ihr excellent Iui paliNr H. clrasr the
system a'"i l"'.9He .f.,n'.,,nr II iic M.-i
A Al a m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
As a THMiIy Physic.

F'Tm u. Z. u. UUlNliW, Nfr Ol71'''.
ynrr ri- nrn the prime or lurg,S. Their ",crll,
qualities surIl,>s auy raihnriic We l"s-ss Thu, POO
nl hut yriy certain ,n Ell ciuil Ia ilI,r a"tin
nwcls. whc. makes tLcn invaluable to ~ IN H." Ia
rudnIrnt of disease.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

TT"W III T'tH IIH UVUt TTITTITHUTt
DrAp hRo hyEn: lcapnpt answer Nou nLi complain
j have eH,ef with your Pills l. iinr than SAY on th1t
~r hed TiM IHIgiti.a me'iici,. iiara rt.nt dsIrn
ene an rinctnal rH1ric ~ my ,lay ro,ir-t 10,
s~asc, nnl iliryius 10 Tint y"nr l- nlul u, Ili
.,est We have, of cnurSc value them highly.
PiTrsnurG, Pa. NAV !, IsSs
nR. j. q. Arm. Sir l,y" heen repeatedly cnr-,l ~
The worst h.niIhf hody lave hy dose ~
{ ynr Pills. II sc'his 10 arise from IUu stomach.
5hici they cleanse ut "n,,.
Yours with breat respect, I'D. W. rREELr,
f7cTi' 1f N,dmSr fHiTi,1i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

stone, marble, or slate such freplaces and ma
tepeces even tough designed for particular build
ings. hut which are Of such nature thst they might
be introduced into the commerce of the country as
articles of traffic, subject to tax of per cent
um ad valorem. Other manufactures OF stone, mar
bic slate, which recognized articles OF traf-
fc are subject to a tax of per centum ad vaorem.
1t is the duty OF Assessors and Assistant Assessors
TO apply these rules 10 cases as they arise.
Exchange IRidHd Stamps When all these ill.,
struments-namely, mortgaged bond and note-are
given to secure thu debt, the law requires that
each instrument shall have ltd appropriate stamp
Powers OF attorney, given TO claim attorneys,
agents, and others, to prosecute the claims OF de-
ceased soldiers for pension, bounty, and BACK pay,
require the dollar stamp, provided by ihe LXclse
law to he affixed to general power OF attorney.
Whenever any person shall make COM
munication to the Office Of Internal Revenue
in the nature OF an appeal from the action Of az
assessOr or an assistant In the discharge OF
his Official duties, for the purpose OF obtaining
an opinion as to the liability Of the writer to taxa
ton, such communication must first be submitted TO
the assessor OF the district, aud his written assent
obtained TO the truth Of the statements made III SAID
communication, or the writer must certify that ne
has transmitted a copy thereof 10 TIE Assessor o.
the district either by mail or otherwise. The ap-
peal will be considered, aod tho answer forwarded
to the writer through the assessor from whom the
appeal is taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18
The Mcdowell <onrs OF Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Dec j. SOB
/ In the Mcdowell Court of Inquiry to-day, MAJOR
Gen. Rufus King was examined, and contradic ed
portion Of the testimony Of peleg Clarke with
reference TO the alleged spy Little. He stated also
that he was instructed by Gen. Mcdowell to pre-
serve the growing crops in order TO secure them for
the use of the army. lie thought they were subss-
queny harvested for the use Of the army. He fur
ther proved that the good effect Of Gen. McDowels
order in this particular had fine effect the die.
cipne Of lis troops, AMI that the subsequent change
in the policy bad very bad effect the discipline
Of the army.
Brig. Wadsworth testified to Gen. Mellow
ellie efficiency as a CORPS Commander. lie did not
believe General Mcdowell WAS instrumental in
having tie Department Of The Raprahannoch
formed, for he had expressed to him his regret at
having he command separated from the Army of the
Potomac. The reason why Mcdowell did not join
the Army Of tie Potomac at a subsequent period las
the witness was informed was ho old not think the
number Of troops which would then be left for the
defense Of Washington would be sufficient. The
Court az burned till tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

/ The Battle OF Prniric f-rOve-Our Loss O:Do,
Rebel Loss AGO. and nearly coo by
observation-disclosures 81 Rebel Movements
by our spies.
FsrE7rEvittr IN. Dec. IS.
Via Eiknoas. Monday II. 1901.
Tie fol owing additional particulars Of the battle
o. Prairie Grove have beea received.
The official report puts tie lcs, IN Killed end
won led in Herrou's command at 80 Blunts, ~
total e.5 Later accounts incrcsse tie Rebel loss
to 300, aud nearly coo by de,eftiou. Thiriy-dye
commissioned officers in lisuons command were
killed OF wounded.
The ioiloWn IL the latest information by spe.:
H.ndau IL "a Goo south side of the Akaa-as River,
with Do BIZ infantry and artillery. Maru1duleis 90
tho lor,h eide with heavy cavalry force. Our
ou.,o..s walcl within twenty ni.es 4 Van Barren.
.sl.a .1lih Of tie Boston Morlan. !. SAID 20 ie
,r.i-e'y consumed.
G,.t activity frcve.'s IN tie Uai'n army. 4
campaign Of much inirr,s g. "a tle ispis.
usr.u bad only $500 men 10 battle. t.c remain
Ger ol bis force iuns o come up or account OF e1-
ce.siyo fatiene Maj1r Hubbard oi Sac D. Miscou-
So Cavalry, vl, Was pisl.er in the irr's of tic
enemy or t4. d.} oi- o..e counted O. r-sa u'- -
liaaf.y. 80 regiment. 70 o.yu.l, ari - pieces %
artillery ou retreat.
H.aluau yesterday bad tie inpalcnce, Joy ins
ID. Truce. Zoo usk privilege 10 slul typographical
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