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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
NASHVILLE, February 10. Our

NASHVILLE February 10. - Our
torces entered Lebanon. Tennessee,
February S.h. They captured some
six hundred Confederates, mo ol
them being men oi Morgan's COM
msnd. Many field officers we're
taken. Among the prisoners is
Paulding Anderson, a violent rebel
member Of the State Legislature OF
1860 and 1861. lie was an origin.
Al secessionist-one OF tie earliest
advocates for a Southern Oonfeder.
acy. ...Hl. ...f
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

Nothing oil importance is expect
ed from Vlcksburg for at least thir.
ty days. 1t will take that time to
complete tho canal, and to bring our
ores effectually to bear against the
rebel strongholds. 1t may be cir
cumstances may precipltate a battle
but the general impression is that il
will require month at least to cap
ture the place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

New YORK, Feb. THE Pos
says, we understand that Col. j b
Herman OF this city is to be author
lied to raise BRIG esde in the Iowa
states to proceed as soon as possible
to Texas Several regiments from
New York. Pennsylvania and Wis
consin have already made spplica
ton to join Col Herman's expedi-
tiOn. ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

MASSACHUSETTS has furnished IN
the army and navy. nearly 100000
men for the war. No wonder tina,
the rebels and their friends in the
North are specially anxious tha,
Massachusetts with the rest OF the
New England States, should be lef,
out in the cold
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
Misunderstanding sale of Real Estate

pursuance OF an order granted by the
l. Probate Court OF Hancock county, Ohio,
WIZ Iucr ior sale AT public auction, on
saturday. the 9Th day OF u rsh, 1863,
nj Two cock I. NJ, upon the prem ses, the
following Real Estate, situated 10 the county
Vi HANCOCK ana state vi ONO, to-wlt: In lol
number seventy iour, (7i) In VANCE and 90
rys addition 10 the Town OF Findiay. An.
praised nj 5000. Terms OF sale, One.hall In
hand, and one half In nine months, Win inter.
est. EMELIyE 4 pRAV
Administrators of WA. X. PRAY, iJ'JTF''
4 February 9th, IS63.-[5 W.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
A Speck of War i'm Rebp,dom.

BY special dispatches from Mur.
freesboro to the Cincinnati Gazette
we learn that .here has been form.
liable gathering OF the dissffected
people Of Northern Georgia and
South = Western, North Carolina,
within the last few days, threaten
ing Dahlonega. Toward the close
OF January an expedition was fit, d
out under the rebel Col. Lee TO sup.
press the insurgents. On the 3lst
ult., he iisued proclamation warn. /.
ing them among other things as fol-
lows.
II will be a fruitless attempt to
war against the government and
must result in dias,rous defeat 10 all
who may be 30 deluded as 10 attempt
IT. The late victories in Virginia.
rennesses, and Mississippi, have
triumphantly established the fact
that the arms Of the Southern Con
'ederacy will be crowned with sue
cess.
Toe aft .ir seems TO have assumed
rather formidable proportions. Ma,
ny were arrested, ironed and sent TO
Atlanta; and arrests were constantly
being made Refugees report that
worse difficulties than those report, d
have occurred. lr is even said tina
q fipht had Occurred hat,yoen tho
Confederate troops and insurgents,
with considerable loss on both sides
though the insurgents are reported
to have been finally defeated and all
their stores, ammunition, &c, cap
tured. Evidently tho Gauss Of the
Southern Confederacy ia becoming
so desperate that their sympsthsers
in the North. and the peace ,nen
must work fact and zoalously il they
would afford them any valuable aid
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

SAM. MEDARYs Crisis has been
suppressed By the Federal officers in
jackson county, Missouri, W. too
tfessonsbls to be circulated amoug
tho people of Missodril O,n rsbuks
TO its federation 10 Quo bs mor. Gu.
.Ing' ..ijsl.ils I'D gII..- +
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Mrs. w. CARTER,
Mrs. h. Il. WEEK
Miss q. HORMTklT.

FEUfNA, NHTUH y InUI. .
The above named ladies We are personally
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years while We lived In Medina. they wero
great sufferers. Miss 5. has been SC AT
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JOHN WEEh ;,
Editor CaniieI HraId
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nra tAnTER
, 1863-12-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib,

reooc1al nJxnntr1, tn the f,h1c,co TrIhrna7
sra1soTrr1p. Dec. Fl. 1sSa
Brig. Gen. Francfs c. Barlow, o. s. Volun-
tcers, has been ordered by tie War Depart
nent to report without delay to Springfield
tn assumc command Of the depot for drafted
mel, In this State.
The Illinois Central Railroad Companv
maid into the State Treasury to-day sa64.- :
ia 10 in legal tender: the pcr cent, on ca m
inrs for the two Quarters ending Aptil 3ot1,,
1874
Forty-two thousand dollars in gold were
s,;,,7,ed Nv Tho Stair IN New, yor1, 1v nrnros.
- 5sta 49,, +bo ,,,n,oat a., s+ar,,ro. 1,o,,s =,
, 1863-12-22
FILL Up TIE QUOTA.

Another 1arge and enthusiastic war meet
ing mas held at the Board Of Trade rooms
last cvening-rooms which are destined to
play part in military as well as CONNER
cial history. The details Of the meeting,
as furnished by our reporters, Will be found
elsewhere From every part Of the State
the pports are very encouraging. Men
are responding nobly to the call
Of the President, and the only county
where there is any doubt Of filing the
quota is our own. "n Cook county
1uiscs two thousand men by the fifth Of
January" says Adjutant General Fuller,
" there will bc no draft in Illinois" The
telegraph announces postponement
Of the drna for. twenty day1.-~This
is in our favor and the question
Of the hour is shall these two
thousand men be recruited. It is not q
matter Of ability, but Of determination.
These men can be raised, if every citizen
will do his duty, and the county will be
saved the draft. Most liberal bounties and
premiums are offered. Let every man add
10 these his individual ext1tions, md deter
mine that hc will furnish at least
one recruit Cook county heretofore has
responded nobly to the calls Of tho Prcsi-
dent, and has layishly poured out money
to support the glorious cause Now,
when men are needed to give the finishing
blow to the rebellion, Cook county must
be in at the death. Frequent meetings
should be held in every town in the coun-
tt, and every man should consider it his
Doundcn duty, if he cannot go himself to
get somebody TO 60 for linn. Let it not be
said, that while every other county in tbs
State is filing its quota, Cook county i!
behind.
, 1863-12-22

New YORK, Dec. 21.-A Havana letter says
Gen, Conlonfort WAS murdered by his own
coutrymen, and the new Maximil1an regc1-
cy was virtually dissolved by the action Of
the Archbishop Of Mexico city. The Arch
bishop insisted on the restoration Of the
church property which had been coniscated
and distributed by Juarez. This wis re-
fused, 50 his Grace not only retired from the
royal Council, but exeommunicated every
peraon, French and Mexican, who opposed
him, from Gen. Bazaine and Gan. Almoute,
down to the drummer boys Of the iberatins:
army. The cathedral doors being closed
against the parties, Gen. Negro surrounded
the building with 5000 French soldiers, and
planting his cannon at the door, demanded
admission within certain time. The Arch
bishop admitted the pious bel1igcrcnts, off,
ciated at mass and gaVe then especial bene~
dictiou.
Gen. Doblado,, Governor Of Guauaxuato,
had declnrcd for JuartZ. Guadalaxara was
besicged by Mexican imperallst forces. Gems
Majaf, Berthfer and Bazafne advanced the
French-Mexican army to important posi-
tions. Governor Viauri was hostile to
Morez.
The latest reports from st. Domingo, by
way of Havana, represent Spanish troops as
making steady advance towards the heart
Of tho insurrection, and will likely Bubdue it,
, 1863-12-22
FROM ST,lOUIS,

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago 1ribunel
sr. Ioule, ,11 lee: H. 1ess.
E1gnty Pflsonefe ltonl h11ue AoeA arrived
this morning. q report mas oeen received at
headquarters that 1nc reoei conser1pting OIL
GERS hare reappeared at Donipnan' IN South
east missouri. Col Linn cavalry
command IN that vicinity I'll! STIR them up.
Guerilla L'eptenants ana Captains are to be
hunted, and when resistance Is offered, Killed.
The faEer Is opening anaer inc 1nhnence OF
nnflder weather, ont the water Is seven inches
lower than ever before known since record
has been Kept About forty boats are laid up
here ...
Private adrices confirm the Associated
Press dispatch that Rosecrana VIII be appoint
ed to succeed schofeld' The Blair organ has
already commenced tile tickling process.
ST. Louis, Dec. 2l.-A special to the Demo
crdt. dated Fort Smith, Arkansas. the 10th
Inst, says an attack was made on our outposts
at Fort Gibson By standeFA1ee 1orces, STATED
, 1863-12-22

WAsH1NGToN, Dec. M.-Tho GoYemnentis e
said to have received information Of rebel
plot to rescue the rebel prisoners now at
Point Lookout, under charge Of Gen. Mars-
ton, Of the New. Hampshire Brigade The
prisoners deny all knowledge Of the affair,
and many Of them, who are very comfortably
quartercd, would not join an insurrectior
even if an armed force Of rebels made their
appearance. Precautionary measures, how.
ever, have been taken at TIE Point, aad i i
tacking party would surely receive warm
reception
, 1863-12-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,]
HH CHc1xS4T1, Dec. Il. 1868.
The great Western Sanitary Fair opened
here to-day under most favorable auspices.
Immense crowds arc coming in from all parts
Of the country, and there is not sleeping
room to be found at any Of the hotels.
Rumors arc adoat Of repu1ses Of Foster in
East Tennessee, but they are not believed By
General Rosccrans and other military gentle
, 1863-12-22
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

New YORK, Dec. PA letter from Boa1-
ton station, Va, to the Philadelphia Enquirer
says: II havo heard q report, said to be
brought in BY contratand who recently left
Gordonsvillc and succeeded in escaping to
our lines, that day Or two before hs left, a
Loulsiana regiment aud also the JEFF Davis
Legion had arrived there, and that the rebel
authorities nre sending to Gen. Lee all the
troops they can collect from various points
with the intention of making IN attack on
t{1f Army of the Potomac,
, 1863-12-22
THE RAM ATLANTA.

new YORK, Dec. q, 1se3.-The Philadel-
phia North american Of this morning says the
ram ATLANTA, refltted and put In order, Is
likely to be only less formidable than the
Irousides. The talk ut the Navy Yard is that
she would 60 to Charleston, to take tho
place Of the last Weehawkcn. The Atlanta
is mora like the 1ronsides than any OF the
moniforH
, 1863-12-22
Qbicago Qribnue,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ee, 1858.



Our indianapolis dispatch brings the
most encouraging news from Arkansas
The Union feeling in that State il rapidly
gaining ground, and every sign indicates
that she will soon returnto her allegiance,
a free 6tate, upon the basis set forth In the
Proclamation Of the President Union
meetings are being held in every part Of
the State that is not cursed with the pres
cnce Of the ragged rebel hordes, and the
resolutions passed breathe the most uncom-
promising spirit Of loyalty and a thorough
endorsement Of the Administration in all
its measures.
. 1t is now definitely settled that Mai. Gen.
Rosecrans win ta6e the command at St.
Louis vacated by 6chofeld. With the
presence Of Gen. Rosecrans, Missouri will
secure an uncompronnjsing patriot and
lover Of freedom. and the curses OF slavery
and Coppes4feadiaua, Which have hitherto
impcded her onward march, will be re-
moved.
Rebel authority states that the 1ronsides
and three monitors have become entansled
in the obstructions in Charleston Harbor;
that the 1ronsidcs will have to be abandon
ed, and that two Of the monitors are dis
abled. The source is sufficient 10 call for
several grains Of allowance
A Washington dispatch furnishes some
late and very interesting news from various
points in the South, and will be found val
uable as indicating the defences, food pros
poets and state of feeling at Richmond
Acontraband brings the intelligence that
Lee is rapidly 1nassing large army for an
attack upon the Army Of the Potomac.
We should be inclined to believe the story
if il stood simply upon the merits Of the
relator, but the fact that it comes via Phil.
adclphia is sufficient cause to pronounce
it q canard.
There is speck Of war in Arkansas
The rebels with their Indian allies attack.
I'd our outposts at Port Gibson, but were
repulsed. The Sd Wisconsin cavalry made
a most daring and dashing reconnaissance
nearly to the Red River. Little Rock i:
threatened by the re1,cls.
In addition to the appointment of Rose
crans ut st. Louis, Gen. Curtis takes com
mnnd Of Kansas, which has been made g
separate district, Gen. Schodeld goes II
Baltimore, and Gen. Butler in addition tt
lis other duties is appointed COMMISSIONS
Of Exc1ange pice Meredith.
, 1863-12-22

many Of the States, in letters to leading Sen
ators, protest against the repeal as sure to
run up the-prics Of substitutes to at least
81, 600. The probabilities to-day are that the
exemption will be increased to $500.
The Government will despatch messen-
ger to Halifax, tomorrow, with Instruction.
70 our Conaul at that place. The action of
the British authorities In refusing to deliver
up the pirates Of the Chesapeake, is causing
considerable commotion In diplomatic cir
e1an
, 1863-12-22

Maaitowcc; Col Ellsworth, EhicaGo; Golden
Fleece, do: Sunrise. do: Fame, Detroit; $. B.
Pcm:sJ, BuGaao. Total, g.
Sto;ss-s. a. Douglas, Seneca :: Prairie Queen,
Ocean. chIesgg: ;FoTha.zn. Do: heli1snse,
Channahou,. ChanAahon Waterloo, Chicago ;
North America. do; ;Rooeccs, do; A. Voo'scn,do;
Alliance, de;; Gene,le2e. do: 1egrsqx, do; 1u9pe-
G1as sgow, do: Montauk. do; Constitution. do: E.
Burnham, Do; Paeiac, %; Looisa Ann, do; Her
enles, Dc; Hfroadel1e, do; Elbe, DO; Laurel, do;
Mount Vernon, do; Storm, do. Total, 50.
We give the following recapftalatton, a1ao' the
number and classification II those laid up at this
, 1863-12-22
Generals scl,oGeld ond Curtis.

NEw YonK, Dec 81, 1S63.-A Washington
special TO the n. Y. Tribune says:
Although no official order has yet been is-.
sued, it may be considered certain that Gen.
schotleld Will be relieved in day or two st
i his own request, md Gen. :Rosccrans will
succeed him. ...n
4 new command will soon be arranged for
Gen. Curtis, the President having said that
tho charges agninst him ~ connection with
cotton speculations are, utterly unfounded-
, 1863-12-22

From E6ur1C4f0u.
FORTRESS MoERoE, Dec. 21.-Richmond
papers of the 10Th contain the following:
CHARLESTON, Dec. 18.-The Ironsides and
three Monitors, while attempting to pass
The distractions, became entanglcd. The
Irousideg win probably have to be aban~
doned. Two Of the Monitors are also badly
disabled,
, 1863-12-22

NEW YoKE, Dec GA terrible explosion
OF steam boilers occurred in tho whisky dis
tllIcry Of George Moore this morning. One
Of the boilers WIS thrown fifty feet The en-
GINGER was fatally injured.
, 1863-12-22

battle CREEK, MICHIGAN, Dec 1a;-A
most revolving murder was committed on
"Wednesday night Of last week, in the town
slip Of 1loss, In Kalamazoo county, Mlchi-
gun. Tic victims were IN aged man named
Boss, and his wife, both Of whom were rising
sixty years old, and lived on a farm entirely
alone. They were discovered by their neigh
hor--tlle old gentleman on his he'd, with his
skull broken in; the old lady lying on the
ment nBed hartng apparently been the poll or
butt Of hatc1lcf- Both were in their night
clothes, and 1Ac murder must hence have
been committed after or about the time Of re-
firing. The object Of The murder seems to
lmvc been money, of which q considerable
Eum was sid to have l,ecn In the house, and
all Of which was missing, but few dollars IN
thangc, supposed to hare been oscrlooked'
4 great excitement prevails in the neishbor'
hood, and every effort will be made TO bring
the t,crl,otlator Of Ills horrible decd to just
, 1863-12-22
FROM THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. GA gentleman who
has resided In Richmond during the past dre
ycura, and recently reached this city, having
left Richmond December 9Th, furnishes the
following:
The garrison Of the city and forts numbers
about 600 men, who are principally employ
ces Of the rcbel government. They are
armed with Belgian rifles. The fortiAcaious
consist OF scyeral lines Of intrcuchmcnts,
The forts art sparsely manned, n1d the num-
Der of guns mounted On al the works is
quito inconsidcrable, compared with their
a2tcnt. At the time our prisoners planned
their escape. the Union men were aware o1
the inteudod effort, and would hare Joined
1he prisoners had they succeeded.
From the arnory in Richmond md the
works at Fayetteville, North Carolina. about
500 guns per wcek are turned ont AL these
runs are rifed ut the Trcdegar Works. Their
lcayy guns arc hooped, and the work OF thus
improving them is going on. Arrangements
arc being made BY which they hope to make
Their principal powder 1nanufactoty is at
Anguish, Georgia The loss Of stocking ma
<.liucsy at Fayetteville would prove irTepara-
bic. Early in the war, and until very late
date, the drawings Of Proiectilef adopted by
oar Government were received from Wash
i11Cton, and In some cascs their manufacture
tom1ncpced in Richmond even teforr made
here
Our snfornant SAYS the published Richmond
prices current underquote everything. Flour
quoted at S75 per barrel, actually cells at Sls5,
and other things in proportion: e:.++. .,r TIM
purpose Of attending to the removal Of the
Trench tobacco ut Richmond, had creaIcd COZ.
siderable feeling among the merchants aud
loud objections were made to its being given
up, unless the French would raise the block
, 1863-12-22

C1so1NrAr1, Deo. q, 1sN.-The greoe
sanitarY Fnir will DO inaugurated to-day.
General Grant arrived at Nashville On "a,
turd9y =.
, 1863-12-22
Tie Gunl,oat Daylight not aec-
AtrOv3+d.

WAsu1So7oS, Dec. A.-Thc Navy Depart
mcnt Las received dispatch from Admiral
Lee, dated yesterday, saying tl,ere Is no tzrth
in the rumor Of The destruction Of The gun
boat Daylight BY rebcl batteries near Vii
msne{on. Bhe Is al Beaufort
, 1863-12-22
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