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joshua Scury, Of the lpl't Regiment
drorp,d in uron US on Monday king
brighter Al d more hearty Than We lave ever
be ore seen him. He reports the boys ia good
health and in the best "f sIilts.
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To Afflicted Females.

m. VELPAuS' FRENCH SILVER COATED
fEMNLE FILLS -Tbese pius arc vPrrlnted tr
rrrioVr all llficuies giisug FROM obsttucii ious ~
starya=c Of Nsiurc, from whatever cause. The, ere
pcrr'ctly hstnlcss, MI may he taken Jy the most
delicate iema,ci NJ The same time they act Ike n
charm, w bringing en- The monthly periods.
They should Not be isken during the trt three
months OF ptcrnsncy, misrgtrRge would be the re.
cult. Each box contains 10 rile. Proc so cents.
Imported and sold in the United states ouy hy the
unit icncd. A boN sent hy nail whcu desired, Sc.
cafsly sealed sod pestpnil,h
TAOS. +. CHAPMAN. Ch,mis,,
iylC.iw t3l Broadway, New otk
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wanted,

Correspondence. by two of Tncl,
Sam, Zouaves who are IN the Amy Of ths KsnaVh
+ they wish 10 corresRer whas .msny ypurg lalnes
with virw 30 fu", love or 'sadshP. PhStog PHI
HARRY CLAY. or
4 f.J.RASSnN,
'c.-p Pistt, 1p-s,Tf,' -s G, sith Rec, o.Y.I..
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A Friend in Need. Trv II,

DR Swgsr' iSrkiLIuLs ttNNsNr " ptepifri
hnuH he rr,irc of nt. SUpecn sweet nf Cotn"cii.
cut the rter bone setter, und ha, been usct w. his
pTari &c fot tie lest tWc,y yctts With the most a..
tonisli ne success. A. m external remedy, 70 u
Wit rival, nud will alleviate pain more p edi.
" than sny other propagation. For nll Rheumatic
Rad Nevous Disorier.it iS trulg inflhlir. and IS
cniative Tor SoteS, Wounds, Sptars. hrui .rs SC,
its soothing, healing and poWerfu siren sneuine mo.
petrs, excite the iust wonder tnlasioni ,hnrnl oi
certificates o' reles sue cur"s, p' rformrd hv n
within The NO years, attest this fact. G. - See
90 .,ttstmcni.
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AND
NEantUn Making
Mrs. l.. q. Allen

WISHES tu inform the ladies Of
Tiru arJ vicinity, that lie has removed To- R.W
SHAW ms New Grck Block, directly olpusu,
the ba,is Hone.
She has just returned from \. \
with Il splendid assortment Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
Chocolate Worm Drops,
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

TO NFFNOUN NWUtIITN OF DVTH NCNVN'
\ Reverend Geni,mHn having heen Restored 70
health m afeN days, Hftet md, r!otus III the U.S.
al tnutiue anil itreRuifr eNpcnstVr modes nf ttret.
ment withuut sncress, tousttrs his sacred dutN q"
cOm tnu uniratc TO his afflicted fellow Creatures th'
means Of cntr. Hence. on Ne receipt oi an address
ed E"ssupe he Wiil send (frerl copy of the ptr.
sctiutoH used. Direct to Dr. JoHy VI. uAUNALt ist
Fulton street. nrc' kl,n, New York.
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Small Pox Small PcX! !
EYcsh Vaccine Matter,
FOR sale 10y IuBOlS ~ co,
Corner Drug StUc
soldiers and thCir Eaeirs I!
Take Notice

The undersigned las made such
that he can secure
BorSrY, BACK PAY, PENsIoNs, &c
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR HENS IN
the shortest possible time in which
the same can be done.
obtain PENI for DISABLED
SOLDIERS, for tie WInow Of DE-
CEASED SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MornERs and ORruAH SISTERS Oh
SOLDIERS who died unmarried
am in constant communication with 'h'
PuoPER DEr,Rr vi Nrs. and eau insure urcmp
returps To my applications. a-
FEES $500, For IHch Application.
Il you wish your business promptly nitcu.
dcd tn, and your uccuuu's against the Gov
crnrIent collected With dispatch, cal Un me
iCFFlCE in Hedges Block.
y. II. BYERS.
Tiifn. February 20, isC3. 9N--tf
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Marriag, Marriage ID one of the grral
blessings OF the world llerrick Aliens Gold
Medal saieralns is the other One is the re-
suit of lose. admiration aud coursLip: the
other The rcsut Of perseverance, ssiencc and
skill. Where matches nave prO9cp unsaila
Bile, ihls article ia well calculated To harmon
lie aud make home larry AID pleasant, 10y
always giving you the incest, whtcst, light
est aud best Bread, Biscuit, Cakes aud Pud.
dines that woman's hand can make. which
purpose cannot be accomplished by the using
ofany other Saleratus or Soda Most Mcr
chants sell IT,
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D,l, Ca,i,rs IN The Enst side II the Iir,r.
led hy that on the N,gutown Rond. oll err
following in the ,rG,r abu,c indicated. will
Lo So corductcd ns To enter n-hirgtou
street nt the New Catholic hurh. proceed
ing th,I cr to MaGison ihcl cc Fmst Monroe.
theme to Market. .,h,ncc across upper Bridge
to Snudu.ky street., falling in the rrnr OF the
McCuichcnviIlc Delegation.
The Republic aud Portland road dclcga
tons. will pass Rock Creek in MARKET sire, /
At l,il,rson street turn to the left, aud on
Coe stloct hll in the rnf OF delegation oi
Fremont Road
The fu,totia mud NcCu,rhcrvillc road
del, policrs. will proceed h,m BoScrs ~
Sandushy street, lu tie r,sld,nce ol Levi Da
,s, thence falling in jhe rear Of d,rgatior
ON Fl,monI Rond.
! The procession will ten move proceed
by the Ct y sQu!D u, rud,r Capt. NJ Sull
wan, nld the BAND, ir,m tie ju,cIon u
, Sartusky AID Washington st',cs,anl cross
in. the Wire Dridge lh,rcc to Market
lhcr cc to J,il,r-un. ihcr cc to C'e street. tr
Wmhirtton, 10 Madison, to Fiirt Monroe. T..
Market, thence crossing urpcr D,idgc theme,
along water strcrtto Clay to Second Mon.
/ reg. 60 Miami. to Waur stcrt to Alums, /,
Saudu ky, wttn the procession will he dis
missed.
a Salute e - Guns will be fired At sun
RIA
A salrte 81 10 Guns on the arrival Il Hon
JOHN BHOUGH
Guns at / p. NJ As Signal or speak
ing to l,ein in the Grove nrnr the FAN
G,uunds
- Guns ut Sunset
No Wagons or Carriages will be alloNc,
on the speaking grouds.
( Ciiiz,ns along the line Of m.rCh of tn
/ procession are requested to display the Na
tional Colors
Assistant Marslnls vii meet nrd conduc
the tyclnl delegations.
Speaking viii begin in Ire woods adjoin
! ing " Fair G rounds" at o'c!ock.
J. c. LEE. Chief Marshal.
Assist ants--llon. J. X. IIord Mnj. De
Wolf Capt. Shri'er, Cnpt l. r. Toll, f. Il
Searlcs, NJ sullivan. 4. r. Barnes, John q
Gross, C., Z. Park L. H. Flcnncr. Thoma
b, fomb, S. II. Ks,inpcr. Stewart Sprague
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Jitfiu k'srklp Jribnur
Local and Miscellaneous.
pay,on & cincihnati n. n,
GoiSo SourH

On and after Monday, June %, 1863, pas.
scnger trains viii tuS as follows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
The Confession and Experienc 6
0f an InVal n

rpbhshed 'ot the benefit and ~ crution to vouus 2
men, aud oihCrs, Who suffice from Nervous Debility,
Early decay. and their kindred ailHr't'-'upl Nius
the means Of ,eli rute. H. uuc vlo has cured him
self, aneS bcire viciimof misplaced confidence in
medical h mlugund qua, kerr. ENcnclrsinra post
raiddirected envelope. single copic. may hchad Of
the author, NNHASiEL MAyrAiR, tsn.. Hcttnr',
X ing. County, New York. jau2O Iy.eum
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

The fe3d regiment. we learn has b. en-
Lriealcd with the llOlh. ll6ih, 1921 and
li2Gth Ohio. und,r Col. KoIlcr, Of Spring
geld. Ohio, aud have been assigned TO the
81 Corps, Army of the Potomnc.
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HOSIERY.

Gloves, Dress Trimmings &C.,
&c, in great variety, together With
every description, kind and style
of Goods for Mems and Boys
wear at wholesale or retail cheap.
er than can be bought anywhere
this side Of New York.
Also, the largest and best select.
ed stock of
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pIIIN pIIIN

fofthe Rr'rfufthr Strk uuI nisrc..et. afflicted
with Ntrhlrnt aui rrtpttr nt.ea,rt,pnts especially
tuf lae tufe nt utsrtsr. rf the sexual urslns.
M tuu'NL ADVICE ei,vu-t,is by the Acung
AVA Su.stua
NNLrNNir nEpuRrS an sperr-,,rtl,a,, et
inu un W .kccss, and other t,, ct the Sr,ng
ut1f1t, ~ thr Nsw RruFptfs rmpla,rd in The
urp nsfs..aai 20 Vie afflicted in seated leit.tSavs'
npr' free ~ kNt =. FWu three Stamp. o. pust .
age viil ur p'st 3 H. b.
Aites.. uR.t. SNl'd.-H unrGlIruV, Aotin ;
Wtseun, lloWafl Asisr,Uiua, No.2 south Nipih ST.
rh,ladrghii, rs. ,sna.i'
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| a rosrsNir roR SvERv rArRior We had
[ the pleasure this morning Vt seeing Mid
7 4 cton's por,raitcf Washington, DuriUS the
Z last fsw We, X We had seen a uCr1lcr u rtsy
Z hsiteaisg, not tu say eN,rsytgaut. notices Ui
] this new work " art, snd were, hctelure
prepared tO expect sumc,hiu hicr but We DO
not hesitate to say that II SURPRISES IN rich
ness aud beauty our highest conceptions. Nr
lists who have seen aud admired Suhrt's great
painting uf Washington. de- not hesitate to
pronounce THE uiust faithiul copy pr the q.
/ rigiontl giving What "thcrs have tailed To-
du--ihc peculiar complexion, ca IN placid cN
[ Vrcs ION uf couu,eurnce, glow at animated
health, AMI mild yet heaming blue eve. all
oi which are 40 essrnti liu a correct hkcnes'
tol WHshirgtun. rs every ouc knows who has
sven the oiisotM Painting. lttsoure
ChrnieaI
I The agent for this valuable Picture is
now canvsssing Tfin. Who is there who
dOcs not " wish to have in his house u
correct lkcncss Of the Father OF his
Country in these pcrlious om soul stir.
ing times. Middlc,ou's copy Il . faith
rul transcript Of the grca, original, aud
can only BE- procured through regularly
appointed cauvassing agents.
We should be- pleased Ic hear often rom
our brave boys in the field. The letters
s,,d'd hc short (f,r cur space "a liHii'rdl
AID 10 the point We have to,u obliged.
very reluctantly. to refuse plgcc 10 a large
number on account Of tlcir icug'h.
Pory rAuA cr rur NAE3--wc learn from
the agent TINT Gardiner Il Co'4 Mnwnoh
Pol,oram, Of the w,r will ,xhiIit IN ihi'
city ON Thursday nrI Friday eve irs' of
his week. Toout c.ds'ns We say do MT
fail to- see t.. Tb,scwl painting are OF th'
hishc,t order, oudunvc received the prais ut
the ptcss whenever ,Nhihicd. Thousand
of people have uitucsscj thcn with pleasure
and Delight, Let mono who arc interested IN
scciug the s"cucs through which onr country
has passed during the rebellion, ,ni.. This op.
rortuui,y ~ viewing thom os they actually
uansiircd. -:
/ TiHin Aid Socicty..-1hr iodic4 n thc
|Timu Aid =, cl,iy cent to the Sanitary Com.
hllSsl'N, Ju - w" ''N'S' ''"'"''' Wv
following nrtiehs.
2 roll, Ergs, - ri'l,w e1tcs,
- b. uii,d Arrl,s, IL sheets,
= H. r,nch,s, l. shirs.
81 lS Ch,r',s, - ~ rs Drawers,
- cuus Fruit, raus seeks,
~ lbs dtid Ailhs,3 HAM kuchirfs,
~ b. R,vf y Doulie gowns,
| sack Curinits, ! box l.ut.
Mrs I. Dos BiNnAA lrcs
/ H. l.. CAMrurtL, ), ETY..
unanimous Verdict The NEST rigid
analysis bv rool cli,ui.ts have iaDcd To dis'
cov,r nry,hir in the Chcmicn. Salrnu'
which can, when properly used. he in I'll,
lrust degree detrimental To h,nllA. Nhi''
the vunch Of our country entertain s,ui.
mcuis widely lin rent ulon other uutlcls,al
concur in rdict that the Ch,mical S,lcr'
.atus is the only inlnl ibr article IL usc let
light aul sweet bread.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Terms Of subscriptions.

The above terms tiok effect a. the com.
meneemeut Of the present volume and will be
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G A r p PETINGS S.

All of which | invite everybody
to call and examine before buying,
as l am determined to keep up at
all times full and fresh supply Of
seasoaabie' gocds. and to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, regardless
Of whether prices go up' or downin
tho eastern markets.
r. W. SuAw@SE.
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Every Horse Owner,
Caution.

To avoid OPPOSITION, observe ;he agnaiurj
Likeness Of llr. SteGrhen Swerf m every late1
also " Si,phen SMrgt,s lnlsliblr l.inimrnL"
IN 'he ehss Of cath bottle, without which ho}
genuine,
RICHARDSON 4 cot !
July >, Isc3. az
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&. ". VAtKEk.
undllo, \. Wand frrt lu', G.. "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-07

y0ieiu, i'd, atd1t = aber bei einem frii6e.
ret1, tpDrttt er fir Hein6plo ben ppllen Gtn.
pe8tRetl beittmrnte, fails berIelbe al8 elm
tpaferer, nn6eI4pltener Mann beinlfebrte
nno ieiu Sbeinr S6aufer i'm alS tptrcto
erfennen ioitrbe. Saauher IoGte Geftas
neut8Do0Itreder Ietn." go -
oI9 ! uno tUie biele Sabre frit9er batirt
bic 2lu8fellnng bieles Eeltaments pDr benz
on0ern, welhes Nein6olo entcrbte ?"
v@twa 5pei Sabre. Da8 lebtere GeIfa=
lnent parD in aller StiIle semadt, als 6err
gSe9ener an ieuer &ronf9eit barnieoerlaa,
bon tpelaer ct ii9 ME gang erbplte, benn
faunt adt Ta9e tadpem er gum erIten W1al
mieber tn ieinem Wripatbiireau altf Der SSas
BRIT - pentlel6en 3intnler, ipprin Sic nit
benz ieli8en 5errr 0ft4arb wo9nten = se-
arbeitet bate, erla9 er ci1ent 9ferpsnIdta9e
auf cem Q6eSe bon ber, Babrit mad pem
S9lclIe, ipp er faunt nod nit lppiel 2eben
anf1nI, I'M feline &lnber gu Ieene1t,"
Wet atRuiete 70 tief auf CAP man e8 beis
nabe fir eingn Senf5er bdtte 6alten uSeen,
unb i4ien 8eoanteappu 5u irerpeu. v9tun
9enng!" iq9te CT; mir 9a6en nun bii,reis
4enOfft 8eldeiO iiber Din9e, ipelde Geins
b0lD Wesener gu ipiiien nSt4i8 bat llm feline
NtaBre9etn borna4 81 nebmen .,.1...." ~
y0teinGcIo !? - left er ipirflidb npG :? 1T
CT iAcn bier ober fpant er ? mar Der Brief
alt bic 8ttapige Srau lpirtli9 bon ibnt, llinb
fein unteriapbener?@ fro8te @tasemann
haiti9 uno anf9ere8t. q ss.o s...
U3pelfeIten sic iental8, baB er uo9 lebe,
nn9 Dap e. ii6 iett ala @rbe isineS 8rupers
melben ipirp ?" eu
nSAEn! ftEnl uatirlidl ipirb er bas !"
itamuteGte Std9entallil BEN etenfuu8 un6e.
Aaslide Ge6unfel 5lt itberfcmmen Idienen.
a6er meme 2eibrente E @pQten Sic mir
nt4t einige 3eilen 9eben, DprausgeIett, ba6
Der BrceuratOr Sbre 3ulugen fir feline
W}anbanten arerfennt? ? norauSseIeet, ZAP
Sic mir bie8 nit 9brem Wrrte perbiirgen
molten 2" ,a. s.-. s.latx .iro
(5ortIebuna folat.) nd
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
The Case OF william n. smith.ou, the
washfuQtou Bauk.r,

ifrofn the Washington star, Nov. 20.
From ~ Official paper o order viii be perceived that
william smthson, banker q this city, has been scI.
fenced, ~ court martial, 70 Eve years yrsuEmsni,
kc, aud that the Secretary of war has de- raisd Tho
renltentary al Abany,N r., AZ the place 10 uhoh be
shall be confined We earn that be duly a. thsr
under guard ast night The proceedings u the eogrt
martial BY which he was convicted have rot yet been
dvulsed We therefore, unab 70 state the dence
on which ho Gas convicted q holding improper
pondeDoe with the public enemy
The public Will, however reco,iect that be frs
rested on similar charge by order u the state DEPART
ment "a long ~ beu BeaaTesafi Commanding TIE
rebel forces In our immediate front Certain letters gned
Charles Capers fell INTO the hands of The government
being fsund n eArtured rsbel mail. 1hey al.
dressed 10 beauresard 10 person. and contained atun.
dance of Just such Information AZ pad Spy stationed
this city ~ould communicate They wefe written 10
hand 20 cl seiy resembling that Of smthson, pbo had
then been for .me time under Surveillance, 40 tbAi hs
premises searched AID la bis private writing deck
was found the other half sheet q the payer sbicb
The most s,rocioBs d the Cspers' letters written
There ysted no doubt whatever n Tho IDENTITY q TIE
two hAH slesr o. paper, and scarcely Ices of The hand
writing He orecce Vas not psrkhed II that time, atd
nn~qosntly vas found nScssssry " resrrssi NJ, ~tt
w fasss sSeaKa "A Is Jass Ess,.sts ssefS
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

any obstacle to H. Put ltaly foreseeng coming events
must pre-. are TO take up afms
Tho MdmPa Will not enter into any sncipa,,ous os fu
ture events Il sders The speech favorable 10 Italy
because 1, procaims The principles Of public rish, on
which the Italian kingdom is established
Tie Prar says that the part OF Italy either In
right
CHINA.
CAxros, Sept 20, 1879
Cray shirtngs, OK waiertwist, 10 -; nothing dong
Tea unohans scd exports date ss 900 900 It's h
change London unintel sblc, and will b repeated.
slAsonAs, sept. ~, 1859.
Gray sheetings :. n,ee lower Tea declining. st 10
taels higher. No trace, Si6 425. Settlements .
fortnight, 400 bales. stock u 600 bales. Exports 70
date, 900 bales. Exchange London, 9Th a2.l 4.
change on India, 3oi. Fre,shis, oss,
suAsouAx, Sept ~, leeS
Affairs quiet. The Anglo. .chincse contingent pre-
pairing " attack Cbafoo.
Adyces from Japan state that nothing important lad
occurred since tho bonbardmcnt OF kagosnA Matters
continue quiet at Yokohama and Kasosaki.
CAIcruA, Oct 10, Is0S.
Gray shntngs lrm and but Httc doing mulc
twist active and advancing Indigo unchanged Copper
hrm. Jutc annas higher. Exchange Iondon
q. "a. Government securities, per cents W do g
per cents, 1919, do, o. per cents, Iicx Freish,s
advancing.
AusrRALiA.
knsouKxy, sept. 25, 1868
Tho accounts received here from tho seat of war -
New zaland state that tho position OF tho MaorIes
l.ss fnVu
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
City Intelligence.

Z" Tm WOMEN OF TURKEY Our readers will perceive
by an advertisement elsewhere that Mr. Oscauy an has
kindly consented TO deliver his celebrated lecture on the
Women OF Turkey next Tuesday evening the Cooper
Institute, in behalf q tho New York Medical Cego FOR
Women. This is a worthy Institution, and It IL to be
hoped that our citizens will patroore this effort raise
funds to carry Il on. let there be a crowded house
ARRxsr or Boosuurs TAL@x CnssGs or Brvo
A nysrRTu.-Mr. Benjamin u. Lewis, bookkeeper and
salesman Burkes hat store corner Of Broadw ay and
Fulton street, complains of having been wrousully ar
rested and grossly III treated by certain parties In the
service Of the Provost Narshal of this district, ap
pears that Mr. Lews engaged at his usual occupation
about four O'Clock last thursday Afternoon when two
persons IN citizens dress approached him. and after few
words OF conversation told him tha, be their pr
soner. Mr.. Lewis demanded to know their authority
TO place handcuns upon the haLds Of the aston shed
eookkesper and 70 carry him 10 that condi.
told that be w1 taken into custody the charge o, be
ing deserter from the Eighteenth New YOts cavalry
TAX. "a the business be- had peSer bsassea g. 1 sny
reg ment whatever. He assertions we're not srdcd,
however, and greatly TO bs chagrn he signed
the prison of the barracks for nights lodging Tortu.
nately for himself he succeeded 10 indgc ng solder 10
carry letter TO bis friends acquaintng them sh what
had befasn him, and through their tho ncrt
day be released from the clutches u the Provost
Marshal u appears that the name of the real deserer
eyes Of the deputy narsnas .bore slight re,erpbapee
The occurrence eaused quite a sensation amous the
friends q Mr.. Lewis
PolsH sTprGSLEs yon IIpssrr Mr.. {. 9. shAnahan
has been invited by several hundred Of the fret citizens
Of Astoria 10 deliver his admirable lecture on Tho Polish
Struggles for Liberty" 10 the lecture room OF that thry
log little settlement He will lecture in Astoria 90 per,
FRIDAY evening aud from the interest taken 10 tho fate
o. Poland at present, there little doubt but crowded
audience will be IN attendance The celebration of the
great Polish anniversary will take place al Ccoper Irs,
tutc on Monday evening, the 3oth inst.
PAfsrss' BALL 1T Will be seen BY an Advertisement
elsewhere that the New York Painters Association viii
give grand ball at living Hall Monday evenlry the
3oth inst There are hundred tickets aready
disposed o. the President having sold about hundred
aonhs worth himssn principally 10 merchants Ia the
pant Aad on business. The nuscians engaged are tho
very b.st 10 the city. and In fact the whole arrange
menu d the committee are such A WILL make ,hx one a
Ite kest bals of W. ssaeon
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
kSoA'itiri Tenn. Noy, ! ist5.

sonB CAroLss moons.
We have news again OF brilliant operations by the
SECOND Sorh Carolina Urion yoiuueers Who are under
command Of Colone Smith, aud who have pcostaicd no
lite distance into the saie of their nativity On wedhss
day OF robcs partly consis,ns Of ,he Twenty
third Sorh Carolina (eoeJ regiment advanced to attack
then. in thoir portion on french roai river bsht
cnsLed A. Warm springs, j which the loyal North Caro-
aiars sucrccd Il driving their antagonist. Ia eonfu.
s.on back asan. Many o. tho rebel Norlh C"roniabs
dfopIcd OF IN tho fett, aud Deliberately turning ovn
late mradcs, ussd their rides With great effect
They gave thcnoyes up men and all express
a wish enlist Ia the ioyal ref mcpt. Colonel smhs
ps,on y the Key TO AN advance upon us from North
C.ro!ina bu, the North ca'olua boys determined
rebcl sh II from that quarter. Tho
rebc. force at warm sprlg was commanded BY Coonei
Bot Vance, brother of the Governor
cJUsJEg.
Quite little conformation was created boyold Green
ylc day tao since ~ somo alarmlsu In our ranks
rcd before imaginary rebel fotce. subps,gsnt
rcconpoauco de,er ,ho fact that 10 pcssss
ZION % the country - the virginia border.
rx,Ssssxn
the rebels have been quite busy prosecuting rnson men,
driving on cattle, ana carrying away forage and pro
vsVnS Ibe following rcsot wil sivo an idea o. tho
operations oi our cavalry under Goncfai sagndarr--
HslDar AEIsa-. fIEsr DIV i-'os CAvstsy,
h.HrrIus Tenn. Noy. 0. 1908.
from the Llu'o ronnsrsec ~,h forty prisoners oar
comms ned officers. al captured at Motley lord colo
mel Adams near the river ust rsmont
lug, charged ahd drove thcm nto tho ryer, who're no
says al east orty llty ~era XII cd dfo~t oil
crossing As bis within few fds them,
he describe the sight of She r.b.s iLc aott
ghtuL Hc says the chtc im.ui u rebels lost iLef
rr-ouer- aud etlzens rcpcn Chsa,bam ~ssn Thla-
delLa aud L9uiou Nth ave brgdcs rtayep,on Al Nor.
lsnton, with two trghdos Vaughan, with t~g tloassnt
I've hundI ed the 0thor q the
zee and brigade S~cotuutar Ecroft SAYS forrest
arrived at trcetva'or with eight ihourapa bot this
IL a tb- snlps fLlsrt fhftLer says
ihc rebels moyin. ythh. 10 ito = cattle add
prDtisoDs Goth. There rcb'is toe side ~ tho
Itte T.uB.fsoc. Col Iei adams Nfiss worry and
sotley lsiiui, aud qHt. force tho
de estimated two ttoLsaLd Co0rai Adams icst 10
m.n. lie completely rufffsscd ,ha febqi camp
W 4 rAt A1tia-, lfl. tdqf Geuofsi, Coun,. ndus.
10 MAJOR Gsuersl PssfyK MET q ftaf army ~ ohh.
4 Us.1s
Ns~s reaches us of aArls fad a. large rsb.i fefos
from Vlfgtla ao-t the tlucA vai.y a fsg tagbt and
baitson & 1enusffes uttiv statnhsi f0g~fsvds
feil into their hands and ser1 mtda pfs'ucfy hsys
details " tie ana }t va ~. o. tsin ts TIE
course ~ tie day ia the iutne heasy tDfco las
started from here pufH4li Tho nt Hssfr.ansd
above AIS tho rccoud frbretteo afi fc.9ftsd that
II Addition tho fstos cal'ufsd ar,nery scsstlng 10
r. ia two " sir pl.cor.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Mr.. william Young's Despatch.
Asny os rnr porosAC, Nov. 81, 1903

Asny os rnr PoTosAc, Nov. 81, 1863.
The army lie not advancing dcspatches to sensation pa
Ters received tere TO day to tho contrary notwthstand
ing.
The heavy rain since morning produces some mud, bu,
the oacs will soon be in good condition again.
General Ingalls, and General Buiord went 10 Washington
20 day.
The cavalry fst Of last Sunday promptly reported
In the rxRp Monday morning; but details Of it, which
wers,s ee by your correspondent for prudential rea
sons, since been transmitted by others to
make 1t appear that thsro have been dais cavalry skr
mishcYs.