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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

lle6cr, @abctn, &Baittr5, gidterit0de,
wv gtdtlarerm, glrsfldlcn, Snfre Mablen,
5&efrcn, SadmrR'r, Sartlermriicr, SCrf5isbsr,
prinBs sBnIaElammtn MauSs nt Rattrnfa1en,
&lSIer, 8arcfn, Sdrautrn, 9hr9d, Nasel,
PGIsnlIcts, &cElcrI6aufCln, Muhl- uuO SanOs
ben, Soteln, NUtrldim, @ldIH, 8Vtur. 8riBs
lnom, @citf, DloWyfelen, 5titcn, @'rte S6leif,
Inc bon Der te0cn glrt, Ss!ttnIN1rss, Sc6sls
: zntI6rautcu, Gtriescl, @uyR;m S6auftln, snip.
trln, Setsn'rnTsn, 8aumrvd uno Saufen 5i1Gs
m unb nnbfrrr Twinr uub tbrr6aupt rln pcl.
nmenrr Gorgalb Scn GiIcnwoarrn, su taben bel
s. 9. MloIer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

Z. g3.-Sa made aae &Gufrr barauf auf.
lam, baB tb quite gGaarc nit unBsmrin fleis
|9rcft perFnuIr, unb am briicn fam man li6
h iitrr;cugcu, pern man an SrrIGirpsnfr
en- bic Saam brIebt unp bort fauft. no man
|aglrn Yrciif fir 9tsiae Daarrn Fnrst.
s. 9. Mlofer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
S et 1T free t'S
TlnnGbabmIibes Gaar 1lrlfOratiue.
GR If feinc Idrbnnn.

icnoeru Gnocrt 9taue SaorC piGeer gu ibrGr crt9t;
nelen Sarts um, oaourb baB ben .SaarrSbrGn pies
osr ibrs natdrIitbc Seunobett 9e9sben, pslde eurb
arautbsttsn Sbaosn 9sIitten baten mS9en. 2uc
pISelitbe Sdrtun9eu fno aus eunar @nuf {
iuiommeu 9elcet ppourb bic eebenstrafte unO
S6Snbeiten oes 6aorss jsrtSrt, unb rprour6 ni6t
dnmal cine 8erbeherunl tejuett nirO. .oetnirects
Sdrbun9 felt bas 6aar niht nur
aIIen ptsoer BET gu ibrer uatdrIihen Sarbs, oureb
cine lsidts Nnpenpuns, lonheru 9i6t cSmsIbsn gu:
9leib 9erabs
Die Bemdnfbte Sb6nbeit,
bsfSroert tsrsn QBabstbum, perbinsert oas Iusfal:
len, sntfernt G&crf unO 9ibt bem 8cpf 8tlunbbeit
uno eebbafti9fcit. @s bot bic prcbe Der 3et &c:
ltanoen, inoem es bic ort9ineGe SaarsS irtuu9 1T,
uno ss ospinnt audi tdelth mebr on Gunf Sals
Tslbe miro tetoes pom Damen uuo berrcn 9ebrauht
.uno uiro bel alien reipettatlen SdnbIGrn pers
fauft-Ooer fam burh Oieiel6sn srbalen merosn,
pcn Dem Commercial a9snt .. 9. Barnes, 202
8rcobpap, 81. g.-Gs fno 3mei @rSPsu, namtb
ron so Gents, uno Sbalsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
SSnrS /! SSnrS! SSnrS !!

Sn alien Qrtsn bon 5dncp 9sljwnarsn, jum
@sbrauh fir Damtn unb Snber, fam CT lI6r
ntGt iibertrpffen posr untrperfauft psrpGn. 5isr.
iber bemsrfte er rruItA felbl !,
Sd tpdnl6e su mensn 5rsunben bon 2staa unb
ben umgetsnbsn Gaunties su la9snss ta6 Id rins
BON Der 9rBbtsn uno I66nllsn Auspatlen BON al'
len artsn unt AualtGtsn BON 5incD gsl3paaren,
in mrnsm Srtas bate, gum Gsbrau6f ftr Das
men uno 8inbrr, rpsl6r 9etra0en rrrrbrn rdBrenp
btelsn Serbf uno gBinter.
Dleine pel,wdarsn purbsn In europa setauft
r9e9r9enpGrtige 6nnbrIsprsis grbBbuns ltatt fonb
uno sbe Der 9ariff felt BEN lien aaguif auf ims
pprtirte pel;paarsn 9els9t mar.
auh rpta t6 tsmerfsn, bab 70 lan9e mein eessno
parti9er 8UrratG nusbalten pirb, trrrbe itt mriz
ne Baare gum @srfauf anbistsn In 9erslrib tpae
MID birIelbs fcRsn es III unmBgtt@ baB tA bisId.
bs ju ieBi9rr Belt, iuputlren unb Manufaeturst
fam fir bic 9reiie an psl6sm Id lIe jebt Serfau.
fs 70 Ianse pas Ganb III isbiem llnrutrn tl.
grseIst niGt ben aIten Stanbplab- 80. 25
Bsfs SamiltCn Strabe, 2llsntaun, ga.
9. g. 2(nelpolt.
October %. 1862. nqtb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

pbe6 uno 9efoDtc5 2ein9i, 9epreBt bon
amrrtanihcm 5Iaatiaamcn, SIel bs6sr ale
Iou5linrilhrm 6taa5Iaamcn, 6itt, 8snasr'
Slsjweis tycdrn uuO in Sci, mic aud ale
re 3artcn gum 2lnlrrihm, @clS. unp Sits
Pub, 8rOn5a unO Blott 9Rhaa, 3u batrn BEL
8. 9. WcIer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

Ietbe, blauc, fdJ)Uar3e uno 8riine Garbe
gum Udr6cu. Ollie 2lrtrn sen Webi3t.
b, perfumcrirn. @utrte6rnbr SrUp'
fir auf S6nupitddcr. 9narsOrl, Bar
ers unp feue SO q 6fetfe, @e T d t.
LIVER uup 3 brbiir rn, 8adpuls
Sffni@wayje ertra SuoIIsSt, ,u batn BEL
S. g. WoIer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

S. SEWING MACHINE.
The embodiment of practical utility. and
marvel of simplicity makes the running
stitch very rapidly and perfect, uses a COM
mon needle, and will last lifetime. AT
the New York State Fair, lis simplicity, ef-
Iicency, and great practical utility, was con-
frmed by the award of the First Premium.
1t will GATHER, RUFFLE, sHIRR, TUCK, RUN
UP BREADTHs, etc, with single or double
thread on any material adapted to the RUN
MING STITCH. The thinnest, usually the
most difficult to stitch by other sewing ma
chimes, being sewed the easiest. For la
dies and children's apparel, and other arti.
cles made of light fabrics, it will therefore be
found almost INVALUABLE.
1t is attached to the table like sewing
bird, and having no tension, and requiring
no fabrication or change of sticth, is always
ready for operation, and such a marvel of
simplicity that child of six or eight years
can UNDERSTAND it, and use it SUCCESSFUL
LY.
1t is not at all liable to get out of order,
Each machine is put up in a neat box, ac.
companied with full and explicit directions,
and twenty-five needles.
Sent to any address in the United States
on receipt of an order, inclosing the amount,
or may be collected by Express on delivery
of the machine.
! When the money is send with the order
and registered, we guarantee its safe receipt
and the delivery of the machine, anywhere
within 1000 miles free of any Express
charges.
Very liberal arrangements for agencies.
See MIRROR OF FASHIONS, or for full par
ticulars, specimen of sewing, etc., send a
stamp for return postage.
Address,
NINE. DEMOREST,
473 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Every lady, mother, miliner and dress
maker, should have one of these valuable
sewing machines
January z, 1868. 81
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Sine 1lene Sirma+
SrDreQ unb Smtt6,
&aufm0m8sS9neiOer in 9lllentaun.

OANA lIlNH4lo~S-lDll w {tNEHlhlllt+
>ss Die llntlr,e9nden tebenrn F9 bisfer
FA Gjslseenteit ibren 5ruaben anb benz scebrs
1-trn 9utlifum bic Qu;etBe 80 MAIDEN, bab lfs
In Dem Snufmanns Sdnsiper 9eI6Gft NIT etn'
anter In @sieaihaft seIrstsn fnO, unp ba6 Fe an
Dem aIten StanNplaBs ron ErUrsa unO Wttbger
am liirpetl6en @ds Der SamiItun unp 5. Stra'
&c, In Der Stabt I0rntaun, bIsIeS @e16dft fiinfs
ti9tin auf eine Ifbr ous9ebebnts geetIe betrttbsn
wsrpen. Sis bena6uGtsen has 9ublifum bes'
stst4sn, pab fe iCstsn
'Ginen berrli6en unb Iebr srpben Stcf
BON Sriibjabr5 unb Spmmers0iiter
sp, ben @5ee.otSAts~- -~-f IT, Z anS
ipte tItbEF hpw rVrUrm ur Quit Smonpelt Hhp
9i1iefeit nod fensr IN gllentaun 8etreien NJ.
Sie Gnb batrr I'm Stanbe ale @nfprHfnof
NIT alien unb ierm grtifsln au Ssristsn, fiir bic
In rinem Iclden @tatlt6rmsnt na6SsfuGt wirb,
unb spar an prsbsn nieNsrrr ais etss te 9slas'
trn III.
% Sic TGIc6Dns.- .-@abOnS Gd'
I&Ons Inb aud su allen 3sitsn tst iHnsn Su. ere
tnltsn.
Danttar fir biabr ssnpGens sUtiss llnteradb'
una wrrbrn Rc ttrs Sunbiaaft lsts, unb 3par
bur& quite 8aarsn, biuiss Yrsibs unb quite Be
banbluns Su Sermstrrn lu4sn. Gle bitten ba9sr
UNI ssnriStsn 3ulpru6.
SrpreI unb Smitb.
Nl1r, IL, 1862 nabb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
SpGtj0br plns6 2&Siuster
Spite nnD Sappen1

G6Bnm Sapps Serbelfsn nil, Der msloe lId an
G6rif unb Sauer's
pOblfeIlsm Sut uno SappsnsgmpOrium, 30. Is
BsfsSamiItpn StraBe, Der Sbpfelpws SaIle
sesenIiber.
gBir babsn fprbsn unIsrn Sprratb bieIer arti'
trl aufsefdat, NIT unIsrsr sigenen Wanufattur
unb untsr unierrr etssnsn @ufittt perfertst unb
bnbsr, mas StgG, Dausrbaftt9tsit uno bulge
YriIe antstrifft, alls @oncurrenS gu iibsrtrefsn.
Ba- Die Serrsn @bria unO Sauer lenfen Re
Gunbsre gIufmertiamtstt auf bic StatiaGe, baB
Ts bic rinSisen Sut'6abrtfanten tn Glentaun iinb.
Sernsr lsnfsn mir bic Gufmsrtiamtstt Der 9a'
btes BON @lentaan unb llmeessnp auf unIsrn
arU6en 8Crratb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
&% sfd6ri6t.

go &rttb t rirO btermit sessbsn, boB tit
>, Gaunty Serips' Spn 9s6a @auntY nun i'm
umIauf lino, uno pae bic Gauntp' 'GomnibrnsrS
oisieIts 5u rssup elmer 3et fir Earsn Obsr Bar
icnbS rinlTIm psrbsn.
uno 70 nivO aud fsrnr Na6riGt esgrtrn, bas
sroa6ts Strips" in Der ,Dimcs SauinSe=
JnttItutien" ftr fGaiss S6ulpen pStr Bar
funbs ansencntmen psrbsn. auf 8ercrenuug
pss Gummib bunsrs. .gparbs.
@, peter, SGuibtr.
Sanuar z, 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
NSener 9ycI,:lSaare,r .

Dus Eager sntbalt Yetswaarsn isbsr @rt, naa
Der neueRen Olcps ssmaGt, relhe gu ben btli9'
fen Yrsiisn ptrfauft unO fir trsn ae6ttsit ga
rantirt wirb.
US-Qanb StO9rBaItsr wsrben an GItY. Yrelm
perIeben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

JlUIpI WfWnI SI1l lln6 yelB
gBirb mShsntIib 9efSrtt; uno per etruos ,u far:
ben bat 1T stn9sloosn Die Hrtitsl gu briu9cn no Der
Iusutaunr @clenmanufatmr ~
s.. @abriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
@Snpte N0cs)ricbf =!
Der pCblfeile SutIfp6r
Sdmnel 9. Inetp1lt

8ibisnt i4 bteIsr @slssrnbsit fsinsn 5reunbrn
unr benz publifum itsrbnupt anSuSsiesn, bae er
iein 6ut @ffdaft nod INNER an IeInem alten
StunbpGabs, nGmlt9 gtO. IS glOrb Samiltpn.
Snabe, aasntaun, fort6etrritt, alIwO er tebt
bas f&5nfr unp ppbIfsiIie
9l6prtement Ypn SiitGn unb 8appen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Nro6as 5ffe 6t!

Die erSSts militarilbs @ifbidd6tsit bic iemats
por iraeno ttnem amsritanilhen @ensral pcufdbri
puros-Surnlios bat unerbedt rom Yeinbe ben
8appabdnuOd t6eu6rittsn, Obns einen ein,isen
IRann eOer 8auone gu vsrlieren. llneIs Gam trcet
Der 8slt, oaB ct mi! suGu 9CIhidtcn @ener6lin bic
Reeierun9 erbaIten unb cine gBieoerpereineune
bsrtclIen tann-Ictpie 8sninecr uno Sbetmer an
sc. Btlts 6amiltcnsStrnee, Haentcrpn, 9a., elmer
Competition Srce biGten, init ibrem 9nnIen neuen
Stpd ron Sredenrnanren, Jrcjertcs, Sueenswaas
reu, Gorpetinss, Oantee Nedcns, etc.
Das plSslibe Stei9en Der prsi6e oer 8aufinanns.
Baoren, nuter ben ctiaen @Crbaluifsu, rpeldbe aes
aenp6rti9 Die SfTentlide Ssmdtber bstntubesh, bat
uns nitbt i'm Gsriu9tsu on9sre9t. gBir fn6 beters
minirt unIsrn 8unosn gsaaren an5ubistsu, bic in
Serstei6 NIT Den pcri9en prsigtn
@leibfam 70 nieber ifnb,
sSremnbe, ertpncl1t fir @ttre S5nte.
: refien !
Ne1ttttger 1ttlb S6etmer
Sino rcsten pcn 02eu: WOrt uno philadelphia ,n.
rid 9stcmmcn nit einem fdbSuen aus9lubten aGor;
tement ron 8oufmannswaarGu,
Sect 9e6fnet,
uno tieten oieid6e prbtfeiIsr on ais ionft Semano
Sn Der Union.
@ann'6 8ra6t, Sud-, Gafemere, Sat-
inett, 6. Scans, Sutin unO ans
oere @eiten5eu9e, 1nterboz
fen uno llnterbemoen.
&Dn1m @tner, fDnlmlt Aae
an ben prpuIaren StCbr. StSFst Gu6 nidt Dag
Die Yreils fallen peroen.
2dbies 0reB Department unibrrtref-
FiA.
9Rcasbauins, cIs9unter SpIe unO bsfts Sualitat
an Den oltcn 9rcilen.
1u g8cG.Dsuinss, 9smsiu uno fsurirt alpuss
cos, aOIe Sarben; Gcburs unO 9nrGmatas Steps,
gsmein uuo f9urirt Sreutb ORernc, peribieesne
SGrtsn unb patterns Fbmurse unb fansp Seiee,
% prrient weui9sr ais iCntrrO l6parie 8cmta:
'tns; gScrlteo 9loiNs Dets9ss uno Gbinees
aattune ron 123 @cnts uno oufports.
allie Sarbeu SlanrUs, oil RcG unO sinbeimiEbs
Sad unb Sdirtin9 SldnsIe 9sblei6ts uno unsr
Rletdbts uno farti9e 8oummca SlnnsDs.
Srenb uno Ginbeimifde @in9bams =
Sifin9 uno @bedS; jeoe 8reiz
te uno Stufe pon Wuslis
65rr11I,rt cI1,,e-
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aRat Is.
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initiation and Prayer, the House conaurring 10


initiation and Prayer, the House consurring 10
t.o arrangements.
in the 'Ynte, Message E,.4. Of lie 'Es".l,cneS
tho G.r.ruor, in relation To Ike ai'tillati"n of
spirituous liqrors, wss read and referred.
Mr. Martin intro succd the following aasiLls
aad resolution:
wh,reas, Jefferson D.ris. Pre.iden, o. tn. Cen
feaersta States, s entitled to the gratitude Of The
people, and the con,uendation Of every cnishten-
cd r.riot, for his unselfsh patrioti;;s, - ntir-
:ng devotion to tho intcr..t of the wis! country;
therefore he it.
l. Rese,red, Rs TIE Senate snd House OF Re-
preseatativoa of the State If South Csrolinn. III
General Assent bly, mot, shat tho sta,e OF South
Carolina, .fauy apprecatins the trials end oner-
,us duties dsvol,ink upuI the Chief Magi+trate te
Of the Canfedera.e States, and hiS self.dtnyirG
saei idces tenders to him the assurance CT aa,s-
t,it>I confidence.
2. R.svtueS further, That th.y maintain All un-
a'.ershle determination to 'u.tan him n bis st-
fort, 10 conquer An honorable peacc. aud inAiii-
taia the liber.ies of the people.
j. Re..ired, That his E1collaney the Govern
or &c requested to transmit 10 the P,esid-At =
copy OF the foregoing preamble and resolutions.
And tho question being put. will the HoNd'
agree to tho resolution the Vote was ordered t'
hv iaken serianm.
The proamabie resolutions mcr0 then agreed to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09
Proclamation.
EXscUTtyEpEPARTMENT,

v. ..s i. ~ COLunBLA,-D -Decemhsr l. 1903.
TTIHEREAS the Senzte, and. Hpu-eo " ReprH-
w. Representatives have, by. joiut rosnlu;ion,
s.t apart THURSDAY. tb. tenth day Of, D-cetn- :
her instant. rs y day Of Fasting. nuIiIiatisn and
Payer. aud hnvs rsquts,t'! the Executives to i.sae
i. p-ocla nIatioa to thatoect, inviting the etsrgy
suivesp pie Of this Sr1te mite in Divine seEr.ce
aruropriaic tn such IN ocsasipu, aud IN askfng of
Almighty ti,.d deIivaraHce .iram the N tsvclruce
Now. the, store, I. MrLLEDGE [. BHNHtM,
t}5yernor do annohhe.' rho said fe,th day "f De-
re,uhsr INSTANCES such day of Pastt,g Hn,nilia-
,iop.and rlyrr far alt the good citizens NJ South
.,srolaa and I iuHisei ithes cloreyss The people
generally, laying asits all secnl.r rupioymept.
whatever, 10 a.semai. at their ususi places ~
nuh.ic w.r.hip, and tS humble th.m.sIvc, b.fors
The Almighty Ruler ~ IN. Unirtrs-. and ackn"wl.
dying theif IN ,nif IA sins aud ,ransSfess5ps. to
ak Ills foryivene,s--.n i'm doro Hita TO. shield
.ad protec, IA from tho mSley.louce of our enc.
rsy-ta give victory 70 tls ARMS Of the ConfsdeIa-
ey and youchs.fe 10 them His blessing aud pro-
f--iion. =.
,;iyen under my hand aud the sal ofSthe State.
. at CslaabiA, this Ifst day of December.
II. g.lA. D ono tIrOuuaudf eight hundred and
=. sI1 ty -threc. 49,. '-'i -,.ie, --s:s., ~.
Wn. r. Huxrr, Secretary OF State. -,
taf l.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09

~, to Viekshurg the shame. Such Ia the justice
Of human judgment; 'nuh tho value Of human
fine.
But the mn:t extraordinary, statement o the
ECU 'rer is the following: "-gha hit;ry e! this
war win exhibit mere aar,enders than ever ''s'el
the .rrns of any other ration during the came
? period Of time. What .nntioniu three years G:
war. ever lowered their fas eleven riwss in eur
r.r-1cr, "Thnsc who read history .niy in the
Enquirer, nay accept thie otat{n r., hut '0Fi'g
i. 10 be contrary to the truth tf history, us mus
correct II. t. this snd nc bsvc again only to
make n simp!, statement off'c's. During the
fret three years of the Peniurusr war, Spain
lowered h.r aag in snrr.ndsr eleven, and We
arr. confident, more than eleven timex. Ave Knew
thst she "lowcrsd her dag in tnrrcn t"r" at Mad
rid, h.r capital, C0runua. Ferrol. Chsres, s..
Anaer, Bursrs. Eosas, sarfeo1ta, M"ntrerrst,
Tortera and Tarraeuu. The has; three y"rrison'
surrepd. reG il. 1911, hnt few insnths sooner or
later cannot increase or dimiEish N" disgrace It
.urrender. And il NO Rad the authorities Al
hand TO refer to, NO could greatly swell th's liz
of varri.ons that "louered tber hag in surrender"
Thu. tho Enquirer has evidently violated tho
trn,h Of history in asserting that the Confederate
Gag has horn of-ner disgrnera in the same length
of time than that Of any Other EATON. Further,
it will he observed that the Spanish towns which
surrendered were not insignificant outpe't', rs
Was tho c.se vita many of ours, without sufficient
means of def-nee; garrisened with raw milit.,
and without the possibility Of being reinforced
but many Of them w.re walled towns, and SOME,
tho strongest Furtresses- in Europe.
No regard the character, Of tho Confederate
Army rs embodying aud representing the chnrar'
ter of our country; and q, conductor Of a pu'lic
journal, ". should regard ourselves derelict ta
our du.y if ne suffered the comments Of tho FL"
quirsr upon that Arlny to pass without nOtics.
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r,rr La,est News Items.

s~T Tho eecane of Gen. Morgan and all his
stan from tn. Ohio Ponitentiary, by diggingun-
der the walls is co-hrmci 4 rcw,r'i Of $1,000
il oaersd for hi, arrest. Morsan's pres
eucc with the Army of Tsnn-ssee-ani ha is
shrcwd enough to get thorc-wili bo equivalent
70 reinforcement of ten thousand.
ne Charleston dispatches of the 5;h, says ::
I" There is no change to report. A shot from Fl.
Moulrie demolished tho Yankee calcium light
last night Only six shots were Gred on Sumter
to-day. The fort is now considered sa:u against
Ill ASSAULTS"
S-The N. Y. Horald sets down the loss of
Grant in tho recent ongugt insnts' around ChastA-
nousa, Mt F.riy ttou,and. We can Afford to re-
treat after such victory.
M- Gen. Dragg. has been relieved from COM
maud Of the Army IF Tenncsse1 by the President
ut Rragy's request Gen. Hsiiu is his successor.
ms-"P w. A. in lnae lotror from Hsrdee'i
army TO tho Savapuah Republican says: Tn,
weather is exceedingly cold, and many Of the
trnops los. their ahoes and blankets in the recent
fight md on the retreat. Will not tho people oper
t, cir hearts and purses p Good people of Edge
field, your sous and brothers arc suiOrns-wil
you not coine to thoir assistance.
S- The Alabama Legislature has passed I
Joint resolution TO cot up tho carpets in the Stat
House, to make blankets fos the soldiers.
s-The South carolins. Legislature are t"lk
ing about drawing puy iorsshoir services ns Log
isiators out OF the Bank sHtbe s'a'e-hot tha
they dislike Confederate elsreuey, but bee's''s'
they like +. c. Bank bills a "ise!le" hotter. Wha
an example for S. C. Legislators to sst. We wan
the aycs this paIriotie (?j resolution.
:Mc Grant Thomas and Hooker wero NIL pres
ent at ibe bsttlc of Ringgold, when clrhurnr in
airtsd such terr'bls losses on the enemy. Hi
killed and wounded arc now estimated at tw'
thousand.
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Meade,s Cow arlly Re:reat.

ORANGE CorRr HOUSE, Dec: St re ere
my recrossed the Rapidan yesterday and dur
ing las. night by Grrmania Ford, dist...t 6f.
teen miles from their line OF battle. He is
moving towards Culpeper. :.
The enemy began falling back about dark
Tuesday night. but it was not discovered by
our Side unit, nearly day. In the morning
our forces pursued and captured the pr soncrs
previously reported, besides some fifty which
were sent in to-day, and more that are repor
ted as coming on. Tho enemy left nothing
in the retreat. He brought over his " hole
army, consisting of Eve corps Of infantrynum-
herring sixty thousand men, besides artillery
and cavalry. Five hundred prisoners were
certainly captured during this raid OF Meade'a
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Ernm Hardee,s Army.

The A;l,,.ta Coufeier4cy Of the 4th learns
tl,ro' G,,. Harris, of Tenn, who'is jusl dow h
frnm ih. front that the army is s'e':ng down
into.an availabFe position around Dalton, with
its spirit unsnhdued by The late rrvsr.s. ;.
S:raeglers are coming in rslidly'tr tr nj all
ouarlrr,, and the conriItion Of the troops IA
b, NO mcams so demorslizcd as the earlier &C
counts %oald lea us 20 fear. y senersl con
fi,rnce prevail. in the prospect immediately
AL:a.l, and 1nthe arrival Of larg. reinforce
nrnts With these, aggressive movements
ere looked to with high anticifations. The
health of rhe lneni is excellent, food and watei
are abundant, and the geographical situation
agreeable.
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F.Jr the Advertiser.
Anti.bloclal. Pot. aes.
Beech I.LASp, Dec. ..

AMti.LlcckaLe POtI aeS.
NJ. Epl,vn :-.is have succeeded in rai'ihy
variety tf ,aest potato thasis destined 20 he oi
incacu. able value to faru.srs, give you shori
d. ocripton uf its w.ny claim UPON the attention
and patti onas &c vi gardeners aud agricuitui"1e. !
would hAvS brought you speci"Gn oil this Won
deriul variety, but ktvw there Is money IN It,
did not like to risk loeiug tho seed by having
it frost-bitteu in your cold and cheerless sancum
Thi, sular variety is of medium size and
has four link. Of a. hdee-chain growing to one
eud, aud doubt not that it would have had The
whole trace Chain lid it ;natrrad, but it was chi,
ofl by Lhe dr.u,a I SUI pose. As will keep it
tor seed, those WHO wi.h to invest in this raf"
chance ior speculation will be furnished with seed
at the unusually low price of $50 AL eye. There
is DO chance here for hulnbug, ss any ono may
see for himself the specimen produced this year.
PETER PROGRESS.
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Gsn.Longstreet's Army.

DALTON, Dec. 4.-The latest sccounts.rel-
re.er. that I.onrstrert with n part of his COM
mand madc all unsuccessful attack 0h Kl,p>-
vile. H.. les. is verya.irsll. Gem f.",.g-
stree. ,eh ia SGD tic si;''' srid iAalel.ed C.
warlis abingdon.
{. uola! Luahrod j. ln>on lad succ eded
in vft ct;ng = junction with Long. ..reet With
on l.-sT ;:fsnrr ytraiuas previously rep,rtca.
Ger Vaughn with as co:nina'al AMI oae
oi Cheatham's regiments, was at Ct. :'es.on
em!avo.ing to make his way to North Uuroi-
na. uul lvrces arc iu pos ls5;on o. 'Ri,ygoll
tncr. is nutlins new from the front.
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State Of South Carolina is.
!. e ED6ENEhD DIsTRICT,A n
-. - sIyRa ItI9kl :: sasr y.

Lucretia y ',liam1, Of al.
- -,4As Nrs tt-.:. ~ - Prpfff;op
Jno. Autry. kim'or et uL = u -
TDY virtue Of an order ef the Court in thi, case
ID 7 will scif on Monday me 4th day. Of Jsnna-
r., next, 1T dget-ld Court House, the Raal Estate
of ". Burgess: busb, deed, consisting, ef two
several tracts Of land, viz; ~.
CloG acrps, more or less, adjoining lands Of Jesse
Condition. A. Meyer. B. e: Boatwright md others
ONE TRACT coai:ainfins ,Forty-one ~ acres,
more or less, adjoining ishds Of A. Meyer, Jsck
sou' Holhiss' and others. ~ - = ~
TERMs-sOld u credit Of twelve months. with
interest from day Of S>ate, except costg of shit
waich must 10 paid in Cash. Purchasers to give
Bond with at least tso gosd suneti-s To- serure the
purchase money, aud pay far titles extra, ,,..s
z. W. CARWILE, c.E.Ep.
Dec 0, ,ISG3 - At - 50
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.Head-Quartc1s,
ENAvLLING OFFICER,
: gDosrlgLD, Dec. TN, 1853.

;e.; EDGEriELD, Dec. 7th, 1853.
vIynE opinion Of Judge WARDLAw having been
IL given US to the yIiGty Of State Ezemptiuus
against liability TO Conscription, and tho raid
Judge having drcIed that such Exemptions do
not exempt .man frola Confederate Conocription
1. All men i'll this DISTRICT (bstaesn the ages Of
Is and I5J heliias Exenp:ions issued irom the
Adju,ant L inspector Genera"s Office Of South
Carolina, and who have by reason OF such exemp-
tions been allowed to remain It hume until deci-
sion wts,nude, are hereby ordered 20 report to
these Head uuastsrs on the 2Sth. z9tn or 30th
Instant. . - ...-s,.s.
L. Those claiming Exemptions on the grounds
&c physical inability, viii have an opportunity
Of being e1anined ON the above stated days.
Ill Assistant Enrolling Officers in this Dis-
trict called upon to SEQ that this n: Ter is COM
pli6d WITH r. NJ. SCHiRMER,
Lieut.. & &. o. of Edgeie'd.
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