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" A>544ti- III. -hAFEA :
P-fs3dsEf's Gszer1' Var O14er, ". =
ofde-23, ls:-Taa; i5e MAJOR General COM
maDd.n- the army Of the Poianae ,rs,e..i
i5-tlwfth 70 "--ani,e tina, part q said army
destined l. enter sean act;1c operations. Ia
Gliding t1e reserve. but executing the tr5ot.
70 b left = the fer,lf-ations abyat Wash
in-ten, jat2 fesr army cJrrs according t.
ssai]-sty q rAak :. follows
The hrsi e7rFe y csn>ss; u four 4 s.. i1-l..
cd = = emmanuel - Gen J MD 81 d.
tie see7-3 21rps - el1s.s; u ,ares 1.gi-# =.
al T. .: c=mnaade3 BY Brig Gra. Z :.
Sa75e:. tie IT,. c3-rs 70 consist Of t.r-a
divisions, - t.e cJmm4ndei by Brig tea
:. 7 He.ntzs-1an the i,erth corps - con-
sist O.! tlrec divisions, ana 70 y c5i-mani-4
~ Br.s G=a. D. Key-
=. That the divisions nov commanded BY
the oe5oers E5-ye assigned - the c3'unaads
g! corps sA-ll e embraced ia ard form par;
q; their respective corps.
s.. Tic forces left Tor the defence Of
Washington viii be placed in command Of
Br.gzelsr G-cerAl Jas. " Ad-s nth who
s..4.. als) he military Governor Of the dis.
iric, O. C1lGmsi4
i:b, Ta.s 3ris: - b execJtei with such
prom ptness AMI despatch a. not II DELAY the
c5.s -.saeeaaent Of operations already directed
- te undertaken By the army Of the PJt5,
nsc.
5th. 4 eth army corps to be c3nmanlci
BY Ma Gea y p Banks viii b. formed
from his own and Gea. 81 eds, late Gen.
L2aj=r's division.
(>tgned,i AEEAu4X LINCOLN.
ExEcUTIvE MASsIoS, Washington II.
Pr.asest's H7- Order W 3. Mai. Gen.
A-G.eil4n having personally taken tie field
az the bead Of tie army Of the Potomac IN.
III Otherwise orsierel. he is relievsd from the
Command Of the Other military deparin mt.
as retaining Command Of the DEPARTMENT Of
tie 2 Jt9mac
Ordered. further, that tie two depart
n=nts nndsr the rt-I-aetiye commands OF
Ha!leek and Hunter. tosetber with 50 much
Il t1ai under Geo. BQell a. LES west If a
north and south line indefinitely drawn
through Knoxville. Team. BE- constituted
and designated AZ the Department Of the
Mississippi, and that until otherwise ordered
Malyr G=n. Ha.leck has Command Of aid
drpartn ut.
Ur1ered Als1 tia; the country west Of the
dsPartn 4, Of the Potonac, and ea., of the
dspar;men; Of tie Mississippi, be military
d@psr;Dea; 10 be called a mountain depart
aeat, And that the same BE- conm4ndei by
AAl5r Gen. Fremont
Ordered also that all commanders Of .besa
depsrtuen;s, after tie receip; Of this order
5T taesa. respectively report seTerallr and
directly y iA@ Ssereiary Of War, and tia,
pronpi, fell AMI frequent reports viii be
szfssctei Of thea.
t>isnsa,} AERaHAx LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
Gen Fre-aoai will retarn to Washington
ihis sFeuing ~ 10 morrow
The work Of repairing the bridges injured
BY the rei.s,s al Bal Ron has ALREADY com
N eBced
The probability Is tia, the railroad TO
Manassas viii be ia running order ,hi.
week
By an arrival to the Navy Yard to-day il
EAs @seertainesi thai the rebl batteries al
Ae4sil Creek were evacuated YESTERDAY
morning-~betlaer permanently " MT Ne
hare 10 means .; sscsrtaining.
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COoiaess and Braeery Of SdH.sH-R
Protects Open Posoder ,rssh hrs Body
Tn Monitor puts 7Arse Balls through
the Mvnimac- Reform Of The Suffer Sys-
fem Great N.,es from tae S,af Of Ifar-
CenfrsriAe Orcvp,sd BY Gaiea Troops
Manassas Ecacaated by the ReSsls- Rebcls
Refreafed in the !NgAf-1Aar Tsnts left
Siaad'ag-LsgAt carai, are sent IA PR
ssat-SaPPssed they Aars gone - R'eh-
mos
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salae Of the re5els jumped from it as3 took
the st4shes- AlasnE the latter Is said 10 =
tie late Senator lHlee Of Florida. The TRAM
u Coarsa. outran the gupaoa,. and essaF.-l
fssri Ciiaca was taken fus~t-ssiasFl * and
on the sane evening the r-eei .tcaEssT Oar
l3nstJsa, lSs3At with wagons. az@za Unit N
and camp eqaipase, VAS also eap,ar~1 while
sRdesEorins - s--eaI-. A fAg was sE.r3il '
raissj fre-a TIE eight reb.l earthworks.
TIE ;r,sT. Il General Wrixh; ~t.re iariai
and Faas-oEe~r Dapsut tarn,-I over - Ii.
possession q tire fort and ear;h NO. ks. whic.
were quietly garrs.euel
Nest &c TIE taAle inhabitants Of the civ
Did. I, SsS =ls5 s4kea possession Of
Tals has hS->n one @! the fn.~i useful T.'rss
- tie rct.ris 4 la e number .. ts.s se~s-l'
ls4s iaE rgn gl.e blJckzds hsre
t'sgzn--Jre Dapsnt q - fis o.sleiai d.s-
patch. e.. ring tbe s6svs ;acts - follows
tax -=e4t pleasure u reminding tie lle-
par;aa~-i that Oae p-iUcip pal and ultimate
os,icet u the naval expedition which have
the honor - command. was, Ia the 6rsi con
eepiasn. - take AMI keep aB3er control the
line q. seacJ&st q Geo-i&. knowing. ~ US
TIE language q the original paper. that tic
naval power that c1atrols TIE ss4c34s; o.
tss-eFga caaire.s the STATE ct CTeJr-sa.
The IMPORT that ihe Eortisca;ieas or s..
Simon =. raRuei with hezrv lumbiads. had
ceen aban1Jaci. which srs. reached ne a;
Port ROYAL. - ecasr7zei Tais TEN. the
sase. tn whlls seA-coast Il Georgia j. n5w
either ac;sslly in Eay poss ssion, or undsr
Ey control. aa3 tho. the yiews vi the gov
eminent have beea aeon pl.saei.
Ca.ErrS7awv IA lptA
Il Is now ascers2iaed. bevaad doubt.
that " inchestsr has t.>-a beva evacuated By
she rebzls. All the proz.jne0: places lie
TWEEN bc-e an5 Eiacbest=- are oc:upiei By
oar ;rooFs.
WAszixoT5S. 10Th.
Lieut.. WISE arrived be-a tbs f1reaoon
bringing dispatches froz Fortress Manre
Ba; few particulars have yet TRANSFERRED a.
hIs interyiez L ut Closed TIE following
items ara re.Able.
Lieut. Wer3ea, WIS handed tie Monitor
50 skillfuny. is here in the hands Of the sur
geons, He MAS il the pilot house Of the
Monte. when the Mer.ima dir-c.e5 whole
broa3ss3e :, his rassel. He received bis in
juries from minute fragments OF shells and
p5wder, which were driven through The
lookout holes. Lieut.. Wordea was stunned
BY the Conclusion aud wAs carried away
On RECOVERING be asked s. Have saved the
Minnesota - Toe reply was. Us. AM
whipped the Merrinac t. which he re
piled - Then doa't care what becomes Of
me The injuries OF Leaf Nuriea are
not supposed 10 te dangerous
WAsHiSG7oS. 10Th
TIE Navy Depar.m 1t has ree=ivei the
fg!loViag
''Baitin5-e. l0th
To Hon. Gi3eoa Wells, S4c'y Of Nary
Sir arrived this morning. aoi vii cone
on IN the nexi clock tram The eoenY
has abandoned his heavy fsrtiicasi3a. at =;
Simon and Brunswick. Ga, ami FRI Ciiaea
Fernandina and 81 Narr's ia ara ours.
Isigned {. Il. DAVIS, Capt l 5. a -
WASHINGTON, l0th
There Is ID longer any doub; tina, the
rvhels have evacuated Gentrryllie, and " ia-
chester, and other important points. iudica-
ting general falling back .. Their forces.
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ExEevlvE N1<si1v.


Vas II -ion. Jan. 81. Isl
p-ssiea;'s Geae-1i iIar orr ". | -
oriersi-Ias; ;be II Jay q Ee5 I>63.
be tie day :o- a general movement Of the
laai Aa4 naval iorccs Of the United States
against ;hs Iasursea; !srces TIA; esyHc.aIly
tie army a; an 45,q, Psrtress u ~ =. tie
army q iise Potomac, tn army 4 Western
Virginia. the army near MumfJv4sy.l.s, ~.
tie army and aJtllla AZ Cairo. and a naval
force IN TIE Gulf d Mckee - ready fgr 4
m 4,einent 90 tina: dAy. and that all the
Other forces. both land asd naval, with thei.
respective e7Lcnan3ers. u.5sy e1sstia. orler-
FOR the tine and be ready T. oAsy additional
orders Whea daily given. that the heai. o:
Departments, ADD e-T-seiaiiy the Secretaries
Il Var and Of the Navy, with all their 81 =
o-dina,es, and the fi-neraI-in-G Chief with al
other sut.arii=e;es cf the Land and naya.
forces. Vii sevs-aiiy be held u their s,rief
responsibility ~ the prompt execution Of
tn. order
tSigued) ABZ.H4x LzSc5aS.
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I'ttIi n Afs lNAfa
Fort Cliaeh = The first of the old Southern
forts Of the UHion that has been recovered
As our feet approached the fort, \ ,rsin Of
ears Was observed 70 leave Feraansirz. and
a. ihe track runs three mile sleng the shore,
Flag ofseer Dupont sent ose gussboat in
pursuit An exciting rase took plaes-she
steamer throwing shells al Tie dying train.
s,me falling in such close proximity thai
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the enczar. a; o'elssk A X. commenced
an attaeE ga nv right. The t.ht continued
Easinly al t.l.=z points during the daE,
The enemy hAriGs gained The point held
by the command oi Cvl- tarr at t'Ty~s Iim-
her Hollow. wAs completely Tepuls-ti, with
the fall % the csm ilaGadeT. McC aliach, IA
the centre. IL the forces under Col. pavlx
The ylan q ailark an the ccntse was -ti-
Iantly carried forward Is Cd. 0sser5aus.
whs wa imtDeIiateiy sustained asj sep
ported hv 81 DAVIS entire division. which
bad remained until hear the close o! the day
IN the leh
Cd. C4rf's division held the right under 4
CALLING and Continuous are, all day. Ia the
eyrglinz, ths bra having entirely esased in the
oegtre. and the night betng nov on the left,
Reinforced IT, FiEhi IL d portion q she
scc,ni division uajcr Gen. Asboih
Before the Gav clus-i was c1ny incei that
the enemy had concea rated lis msla fJrce
On the night commenced another change
u front, forward. 50 IS % face the eBemy
where he hai j. pi9vei on nv ri.h; flank, in
strong position. The change had ONLY
5eea partially effected but was in full prog
r,ss. when az sgnrlse on the sih, nv right
and centre renewed the firing, which was
Immediately answered by the enemy with
renewal energy, along the whole exsen; Q;
bis line.
NJ left, under Gen Sigel. moved close 70
the hills 0ccu ped BY the eremy, driving him
trJ;a the heighis, ard advancing steadily to-
wards the bead OF the hollow. | immedi-
a:ely ordered the centre and RICH; wing for
Wharf.-The i-ht turning the left q the enc
sF4z- r. = g..
position 81 the enemy was the arc OF Gree.
\ charge o. infantry. extending throughout,
TIE wh1le line, com leiely routed the whole
reoel force. which re;ired in greai confusion,
bat Father safely. through the dep and in
psIssabie dehies Of Cross Timber.
Our loss Is heavy: that Of the enemy can
not - asceriaiaed. for their 6esd arr scatter
el ever a large se,i. Their v3undei. to
laay many Of thea b. lost. aT.l y.eii,h.
Ihcir fasce : scattered in al diraa.i gas
bat think has man iosce has retarasi l.
the B,ss9n Ngaa.ains l-a sgd fallsHS
hia towards X -i'sz..}e. paiie Tsv cay..rv i
pursuing IL t-EzEls tx - - .aIzs. 500
ias ths c71a;rv, tFla-in. u Jsls9-assr. A.
trying - fni To r-ss4 Mar Cara \ a.
Dom. woo hal Command q the en;lre ra1-.
force At this, the 5ai;ie 8: Tea Ei1rs
| bare DIT. = ~, = sist=aBes; C.: the sse45
aad wounded, = q. = Iusi5tr s rcpar; h3;
VII refer ysu = = assY@;eA aieA VA ;.r-
w4r4 very son.
t>lgned) SaEtEL R CekrEs.
Bfiga4ier General
" asslxeroS. l2th
Tie following oriers. ~ the President,
are Published hv an:asritF IN T,hs .N.!.ssaL
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S4KrE Z CeKrTs
bagIeF GelEaI
MasHrNrraS. IL

ihe following orders, ~ tie President,
ara Published hy authority in T'he .Nsfia4a.
lEtel43eaoer. Their Importance and barring
are NANTES:
flFTr Gf-e.f-- ps.ilIsIo; Be- tsst5,-5,n
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Frioe's Res<l D.teated by Gsa. CrrtIs-
Cenir.riAs and B.acAsaer Eracuafsd by
The Rs6~Ls-Par'iollars Of tae Capture e
F.raga9iaa, FTa.
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afesie vcail nov hare bees ss - end
Had the assTse been Issued "a Oar eoas-
try Is in peril, aHi eee,s rGa who will
ras1 to ~ reseae, black OF white. bad or
free. shall be hansrea aud rewarded" the
hattie voald have scon been over.
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Gen. NcClellaH's headquarters Il Fa5rfs,
Court Rszse- II aers lke Res flas z4.1St
&1zd-RHsaore4 Erar4a.tes af Peso
oct1--il TreSps N -NgrtA Car5lIaa Or
derod 70 NorfeE-lapa-taa: O-4ers =
II, Presidesi-Cie4. Fr>asaRi 4sstgs.4 T.
c D<saefmezf
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N5ait5r's Ma T7.Ink 7zey Coa'd kse. Tat-
en- tho Merriaasc-G eHs BHckner ezc
1,.3hl7laR pHf N Ciose Garter Gr.a'
Re1oaaag Ooes .AaHassas- CeadIfa.a q
Ar-asrs AZ Msuzokis
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

This incOmp rable -Xcrllcn preparation for tho Res
toraon Of Gray Hair 10 it, original color, to preserve
Hair from falling and badness, is sale
Humphrey I}rc WINS in this city The evidence that
this Restorative humOug is concluivc Testimonies
to that effect m.y l.. ioahi n almost every paper in the
country
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Grsal Rrn'edy for Conghs, Cots cA~
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PL,NE CONF G UN y,
rKrpAntp EN
DIR. j. W, POLAND & CO..

GorFsToW n CENTRE, N.ti.
rEE following 'estimonais will tell something air''
a Medicine tia; is now becoming popular asleI snAA
any other article sold by druggists -:
Rev j, h, Chase. OF Humney n. IT,, Under Gat' ~
April .!h 1860 says :,' Wien yopr sv"r. '"o TIT.
tlta OF White Pine Compo0nd} "as received vas hA.
erng from most severe cold. took the "omrtnh
and was able preach in two days. " belle
the Compound is all invaluable medicine. i'r sRtAa
thousands who know nothing Of It's ytutH, would As
come be tier acquainted witht.'
Rev. L. G. Stevens, lastor Of the B"itrf 'Nv'lr!t
Golstown Cent" letter dated Fed. l'srA e.ys
d" Some Of my ramily have tried it. the tenl lohnh,
with signal success Miere ,tto At o"F Of i1s A'a
Cnpsh Rtn'efit" 1rtj0rtH. Beside; It's value
Cough mcdicire have good to believe it to "
all it claims 10 be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes.
Mr. asa oodhue, OF Bow, n. H.. pros. ed by
Diabstes, in March. ISt9 that neither hinelfnor any
who him hougt that he could possibly live throng
,hs , on h, ps AS asa ,.soF ne ,"am ~ ,n Fr
him he began 10 take it and to ,ie >u,yr:c o. @M.
mediateiy showed aigns OF amendment, Eleven montr
afterwards Feb 90. 1860 III ra!l state Met - hi- ta
| esays g." believe DR.. poand's White iuct onl.run
| under God, has been the means Oi my NcpHt'. ~
undreds Of cases Of kidneY complaints. crrEp Us
TIRE Ly by takipglle White Pine Compound. have been
An aged man in panvrrs Mass wy hes,n sae1 e,
pound, wonderful curative Ior kidnr, t., .p ia,ll.
Being great s.fe'er from that dIiculty nr sent o'-
Alothecaly t0rtn bottles. They CURED hi'n t--a,r
ihey we're orth hty do!'ls II. *s:-tt >o.d as.A
! many bottles h nseIc
Mass He wa> Secured Of hrra'ne conls Atry.
wards lc went to Minnesota The prAs, la,i- OF j..
journey brought ON re'n, of s former diculty sId
'eekInS III vain III Minnesota tCI !ht tumI "lud he
compe led 10 Strd all the nay to satIa !" have II to
warded b. express.
July. 1860. De. r":.AS So:-MrJ &. n;,'erte'd, lr
who sells your Medic re, las requested n" to give
brief statement OF what Your V:s Pin, ttnpo' "a 's.
piant for long tilu-, lsd bad tourb ten
years. standing. which tnn.ed ne tu >}t t!, 4Iitr
frequently 1s n" 'nr ct 'ny arqsan,'' ",. ~rte.'-4
tbs OF our vim, Pine t.u J"nad have cueu ne i,
| both the Cough end The Kidpey Complaint.
I u,u1 Inlun i,,l,- -
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a MoEsEs.AIS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

x H.
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs.
1vH ESE MEDICINES have now h-n tc'o,r the tu.,-
4c i0r pcriod Of thnty ,tai> and during ihnt tlT
AdSe maintained high in alino. every ts,s
G s 4 sss es,ors s' ass Isrrc, sa % a
2pasl hsafisvsy kind disease to which human ne- -
= Va folc~4 we among the distressing varsity VI
,,s - H1LE. LIFE MEDICINES.
''s ss ,s';s,ss cleansing The sr-, an -.
IT. st..a Of Il. ssySt pure ,.s "s ~
Anxiety. Lsa scsyl ShicL sr. IT.. ~.
err. err, .sr symptsns pos n; q a. us'as-i
Co~a'vksrs-, Gy sissaeag Asi. ,.sssA ., ,se in.
te-tines with .olventf - T. lths assioiru-
days " ~ ~N"Rf0t 0s0~sa f7s~'FS
tKvKRs Of ali Kinds, 10y restVa111p oplkl0k so,kas>r
uls 'ircua'ion through he W. ~ ~ ~ ncss n
n,,., i1. h i"s+ IN, IL a"a ",s., the thorough
The Life Medicine. have been tnowxsD ~,
time b., removing local n!iAI,uiun iftiKy&81 o&iesN
and ssneIs OF the JOINTS. vD b95D! 9eof
bHors'E. oi sil k'nd.. by freeing and 'resRtttt 90
the kidneys and bladder rry uleIa" IL ixlibiiy
GU these Importah orYn,s. hd hence hGyt ,,er tsru
onnd scerain renedy Tor Tie wo,. Of hray~l.s,
Al.o WoEMs. ty n.iri ivy h0!H t'r tur,u., oI r!!r
bowels The .lmr "atl,, 10 "hrh 'hte rl'aurt anhrr
ScrRfi. / LCtE- and in} ctcIai" SORE ihc ,rr>t
purity "heh these Lie Nedltaa Ia The tio"d aid All
ttc hnnols.
sconnurIc rErF.lons sui bad roirr'rA .ou. .y tler
aitran" eject Vi" II ~" iu'ls ~ 'eed u" 'kn,. M,
the morbid s8te # NclI rcpi,.ions AZ ,rti,N. G,in
r'"ns 'al"w, co"d, en'l o,r oIsaglec4,ie c,inI!c.
,rs
Thru,c Of these WI. fl, vpy, >hor, ;uo VIII ,tr-,.
.niiir sslt krtrr,. .iu = .nhirg tu,pit,r.
it.rt IN 'lr rcsit>s o TIA" >Lo. ,oinr,on Crt, !rd
lnAdau5a vi always be cufed by one oJ G oG IN~ ia
thr wuiS' Cu-r~.
filts The original prrlgi,tor Of ,l".c medicines.
was c.pei OF fhr'" ID leef' stand ", !;. A tJ.
Lille Medicine. Huu.
tEvtH AMI Au H. Ivr ihi, sc,uryc If the ,Y....rn
countr' These At"cn,> '.h be ;uUad .oi". .,..v
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TaGN TIE
st. s.Cttia Republican.
Cairo City <.aXett,

" Many Of our Fr- citlens Of Louis are speaking In
glowing terms of this article
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III q w - - per5
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cauiiouH ert j. confidence to hc place ed
4 Exf,s.5AasLE NEWSPAPER.
FKUM THk
New Orleans 'E'rIeT Delta.

" There l., hc fnr thin gray Hair,
that the crehr'ea HeEstrret'- mimi table Rar Res
toratiNc can ~ had
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing put up iH large bottles
and retas for 81 per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person, young old there s mt It's equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish It
to he, and moreover, it has perfume that IL infinitely
superior to any the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American Which alone should entte it to n place on
every ad,'s toilet table.
Ise IN. Regeneration before retiring at night, and
IN III. taorHiu apply little of the Dressing, and Your
hair will lo even more lfeke in color and beauty
Use nnthng your hair but these preparations. and
use these according directions, and warrant
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured aud sold at wholesale by Henry i. Will
son Co Manchester, y ll.,to whom all letters slnuld
be addressed
l.. T. PIERCE,
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south Western Raptist.

Leave dye a9n', and only seMe rsllabe Resors
Bive like Heimstreeti mtable.xyyapfns+
Sold everywcere-- Price soc anai ~ ~ &1tlle
w r. HAGAN Nt'u., FR&18ftfNtp. Troy NY
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&'lCGt;isasu tsEaiasGc:sipr,

: When people can protec. their Hair from the
el-tal- marks ot When tiny can luxnra:e in
glossy black lock IA: advanced period OF their lives
when white and gray sAir he made to grow upon
bald herds: when al! this b done, it cannot 10 any
harm to telt what will do ii. HEIMSTREET>i HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do il. Ths Hair Restorative is be-
yond pera,enur. the best thing Of the kind inv
ed. The fact III possession. in 'egard te tEs wonder
ml preparations warr"Etuf ir u l.aiedly recommend.
Ing
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-04
Amusing Incident.

Major Thomas s. Richards, of the First
Pennsylvania Cavalry, paid flying visit to
his family in Reading, on Wednesday last,
after an absence of nearly six months and
left again next morning. AS connected
with his experience Of military life, the Ma
jor relates the following incident: One of
General Fremont's batteries of eight Par
ror guns, supported by squadron of horse
commanded by the Major, was in sharp
at hand, and shells and shot were flying
thick and fast, when the commander of the
battery, German, one Of Fremont's staff,
rode suddenly up to the cavalry, exclaimlpg
in loud and excited tones, "Pring up de
shackasses, pripg up de shackasses, for Cots
sake, hurry up de shackasses im-me di-ate.
Typ The necessity Of this order, though
not quite apparent to our readers will be
more obvious when we mention that the
"shackasses" are mules carrying mountain
howiizers, which are fred from off the
backs OF that much abused but valuable
animal, and the immediate occasion for
the use of the "shackasses" was that two
regiments of rebel infantry were at that mo-
ment discovered descending bill immedi-
ately behind our batteries. The "shackas-
ses," with howitzers loaded with grape and
canister, were soon on the ground. The
mules squared themselves, as they we'll knew
how, for the shock. A terrific volley was
poured into the advancing column, which
Immediately broke and retreated.-P PbS1a-
deLphaa Inqudrer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-04

Z. KIRBY SMITH, the leader of the rebels
in East Tennessee, is cousin of ex mayor
Galpin of New Haven, Connecticut. His
iather was colonel in the army, and mar
ried the daughter of Ephraim Kirby Of
Litchheld, Connecticut. He moved to
Florida, where the present general was
born, and where he got most of his bad
qualities.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-04
VOL. XIV.-NO. 3.
An Unpublished Poem Of Shelley.

In the June number of Macmilan's Maga.
zine appears the following unpub lished little
poem of Shelley:
She left me at the silent time
When the moon had ceased to climb
The azure path of Heavens steep,
And, like an albatross asleep,
Balanced on her wings of light,
Hover ID in the purple night,
Ere she sought her ocean nest
In the chambers of the West.
She left me, and l stayed alone.
Thinking over every tone
Which, though now silent to the ear,
The enchanted heart could hear,
Like notes which die when born, but still
Haunt the echoes of the bill;
And feeling ever-O too much!-
The soft vibration Of her touch,
As if her gen lie hand, even now,
Lightly trembled on my brow;
And thus, although she absent were,
Memory gave me all of her
That even fancy dares to claim.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-04

In Cedar county, Iowa, there was manu-.
featured, last year, 32,5S6 gallons Sorghum
syrup, equal in value to $6,245.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-12
Southern DISPATCHES.

PnLADELrHIA, June 9th-Thc follow
ing dispatches are taken from Southern
papers received in Baltimore
CHARLESTON, June 3.-The Federal
gunboats are moving up as if to engage
our batteries. The greatest excitement
prevails as the gunboats come in sight.
Every confidence is expressed in Gen.
Gist's ability to drive the invaders of.
CHAnLEsToN, June A. M.-The
enemy landed this morning 1000 strong,
at James Island, opposite the city.
A battle took place and the enemy
were repulsed, and 20 men taken priso-
ners, 10y the forces of Gen. Gist.
The prisoners will be sent to Selma,
Ala, Immediately. ...
There is still heavy firing in the diroc-
ton of James Island, and it is rumored
that hundred more Yankees have been
cut off and captured.