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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
nosTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs.

READ AND RHrLsCf.
Make sure Of BkA.tn. "But how I" you AK.
we Answet, Ills An easy task. f.In
Strengthen the sTonA,H, and sustain
The NERVES, the servants Of the brain.
The Livsn keep In astive play r.
And reyu,afe, from day to day.
Zach organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the IHxER MAN.
And Nike watch, that's kent In chime
BY constant care, with railroad time,
The system's tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spira', too.
"How,' you inquire, "can this he donei
This Victory oer Disease be won"
"HosrErrrs's BiTrERs," we reply,
.r.t Is AEALJH's SUPREME rRoTEcriox-TRyl
A. q means OF rescnersting the disordered and
enfeebcd system, regulating every function Of the
internal osns reviving the depressed spiritp, 10.
vigoratins the constitution, and ptoionstng nfc,
no medicinal preparation, either of the past or
the present time, has been so completely and uni.
versally successful as
h0,TETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
.Uf' 0n TENS,
Against the vapofs foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground.
If sedentsry toll you ply,
Nature you muI assia-or die!
For when dsbarred from exercise
For ariacidi aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Ia threatened evil to prevent.
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the -ap.rpd,td,
liostcttrt's Bittcrs usc-for note
They are the suREsT AsTIpoTr.
To set at defiance the missma Of unhealthy coils,
the poison OF uawholsomc water, the cinuvia OF
crowded work-rooms and factoties, and the bane-
ful Influence Of scdentsry ehployments, 1t is only
necessary to be forcsrmed with
BOSTE1TERS CELEBRATED sTOM iCH
BITTERs.
Dyspcpsia's psngs, that rack and grind
The body. and depress the mind;
Agues, that as they 20 and come,
Make life constant marty tdom,
Coles and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigor wanes
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Ne'cr conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarIhes, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury
Slow esnstItutionsi decay,
That brlngs Death nearer day by day;
Nervous prostration, mental gloom -
lierslds OF madness or the tou,bi
For thess-thouah nv. Al nosttums isii-
Means Of sei',Ny. least VIC hail,
,. "S.2.!Eh's BirrERs-medicine sure,
Not to Prertn nj, alone, but cure.
In ndyspepsia, fever and asue bilious complaints
constitutional and nervous debility, constipatlon
sea.sckncss, spasms, aud In all complaints Of Mar
or Woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy ant
restorative 10
HosrErTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH pIT
TIERS
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y SECRET DISEASES Il
SAktRITARS GLETy
SAA4RITANS 9ZFTI
m Most Csrtat~ Remedy Esv Ubsl.
Yet, Positive Cure.
BALSAM COPAvIA AND NERCUkY Ola.
CARDED.
Ouly ten Pills TO be taken to sfest Q cure
They are entirely vegetable, hAviag no smell M,
NY .se nr SnI WI, S nc, no' IN ny way, In
Cuses In rom two 70 four days, And recent ssss
In 'twenty-four bours."
No erposass, no IN vbls ~ oAsaes sAsiess,
&C. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn ~,
HENRY COOK,
AlsxaaAxtA, VI.
DESMOND CO.,
sns-Iy Phiisdsiphis.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTkICT COUhT OF THE UNITED

STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To au ohom may concern, GREErIso;
Notice 10 hereby given, ThAt, on the iath day Of
July, 1852, the United States steamers Jacob Bell
and Satellite captured, ss lawful prize, q canoe,
nat.6oat and cargo, and brought them 10 the port
of Washington, and the same are libeled and pros
eeuted In this Court In the name OF the United
states, for condemnation as lawful prize, and that
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hail. In
the city Of Washington, on the hrst Monday OF
October next, when and where all persons are
tion should not be decreed, and to intervene for
their Interests.
BY the Court. n. J. MEIGS,
jy3 Clerk.
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ARCHITECTURE.
LEGAL NOTICES,
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
L DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A

l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIFIED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To aH rhom u may concern, GRELTISG:
Nofice 10 hereby given, That, on the 2ist day Of
July, 1858, the United States steamer Currituck,
attached TO the Potomac Flotills, captured four
canoes and their cargoes, and brought the same to
the port OF Washington, and the same are lbeled
and prosecuted In this Court In the name of the
United States as lawful prize and that said cause
VIII stand for trial At the City Hail. In the city OF
Warrington, on the trst Monday Of Octobsr next,
when and where all persons are warned TO appear
to show cause why condemnation should noe be
decreed, and to intervene for their interests.
hul0 r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT TCOURTOFTHE UNITED STATES

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
10 all irhom may copoern, GREETING:
Notice Is hereby given, that on the 18th day OF
July, 1883 the schooner Mani noy, tackle, &C and
cargo were captured by the United states steameI
brought to the port of Washington, and the same
are liDelcd and prosecuted in this Court In the
name Of the United states, for condemnation al
lawful prize, and that said cause will stand fol
trial at the CITY ball, In the city OF Washington
on the first Monday of October next, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be deereed
and to intervene ior their interests.
by order OF the Court.
ySl n. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- srATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
10 az loaom may concern, GRt ETIFoj
July, 1863 the schooner Cassandra, tackle, &C. and
cargo, was captured by the United states steamer
Yankee, attached TO the Potomac flotiila, and
brought into the port Of Washington, and the came
are lbeled and prosecuted In this Court in the
name Of tho United states, for condemnation as
lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for
trial at the City Hall, In the city OF Washington,
on the hrst Monday Of October next when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be deoreed,
and to intervene ior their interests.
jy2S -. MEIGs, Clerk.
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MgfI1H,.'

MEDICAL.
DlR;1swyTzlf ;1swyTzlf9F'''SI5t1 So ,o1
sp@@oi'; ~" 5,as a ,spAlLIiSa.s ''n .'a d. ,16
a1nas l''inl hHn, ''en if5H 90 ~ rI'rL a.',,'
N 'gsttfg..v. ' 1sat'',r4h hirIN Dos 0' .gge
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sREAr REnsDH. '258'5i, saf 1a 7
sos ri ..asun.xrr,,.,m,, xr,,, eovr, ssusAlaLlXh LH
BAGo, STIFF HECk ARD JOIkfs, sPRAiNk,
I 1AUIaKs, CUTS, AND wOuHDS, FILES
+, = HEADACnf, AND ALL AHEuMATiC w
10 iao.i a. AND NERVOUS. bfsoslpSNs iT' ~
for al 81 which Il is speedy ana esftAin rsAs
dy, and never fails This Hnimsnt 10 prepared
fron ne rseipS Of fDsi Stephen sveel, Il conAtlE
isat me nn6us boaessstsr, uad hss besn used 10
his pfsetiee, fof more than twenty year, With thS
most astonishing suesess-
.AsAs AlLEvi1ros os sIis.. /. !, / \. 4 s.s.ur.vsa
hy say pfspafatlsn bsGsrs Tie psbis, Of vfish the
soss sksptSeas may be sosviassd By ssinyss tsiai
Inis lunluspt viii .sus, rapidly sna ssdisApy,
ahstAAaIc Disordsrs of syery Hind. Anq( =
thousssds Of eases, whero u hAs hsei used II bas
mover hsss Known to fAiinT ssltlbA P'E,r1 tn
FOR HEURAL0IA,it will aRord immediate relief
IN every stse hewsvsrdStrssdH' .iI
II will relieve the worst sasss Of HEADaCHE In
hrss sainssss, and 10 wasrsutsd 70 6ois II q
rooIHacBE, also, ~ill n sars inssAnti,. = =,
FOR EEAvobs DEBILITY and ogNEsAL LAS
SITUDE, arising from imprudenes OF eKasss, this
Eminent 10 most hsppy and unfaiAns remedy.
Acting directly upon ths nervous tissues, II
strengthena and revviuss the system, and restores
II 70 elasticity and visor.
FOR PfLG&-As an external remedy, We eisih
that II b the best known, and ws ehAliengs ne
world 10 produce an equai Every Victim Of this
dstrssslnG complaint should give Il trial, for II
will not fail 10 Afford imnsdiats rslisf and, "
majority Of sasss, viii effect radical cure. 'u'
QUfSsY AND SORE THROAT are soms.ins,
sxtronslv malignant and dangerous, bat tls.siy
application Of this uninent will never ~
cure, -.-r, ,.,..r.,...t.,.-.
spRALNs arc sometimes very obstinsts, nj 81,
largement Of the joints u liable 70 occur as,
lccted. The worst case may be conquered BY this
Liniment In two or three days. - s"-..
BRUISES CUTS, EobSDs, SORES, ULCEss
URES, AND ScALDS, yield readily to the &oh
erful healing proper,ies Of DR. sWEETs lNFAL
LiDLE LINlMENT, when ussd according TO dirsc
ions. Also, CHILBLAlNS, FROSTED FEET, AMI
INSECT BITES AND STlH0S al III. .U.. an
% ..i .'.. ,rfs.rI. .Hta1IHHI GOO. t.y.,r rYsg'
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HOTELS.

m H Z A LBI ON,
l. - PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Between 2ist and 22d streets
BOARDING ny THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
MEhts AT ALL HoURs.
II Give us q call.
jeO-iy G. H. GILMAN
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SMlIH,S, 46O SEVENTH STREET,
~ the best and cheapest Clothing House In the
iuI
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

NTH BEALL HAVE A FINE
~ :,'sk oi Men and Boys Clothing, ssi seventh
suVsH ,yt
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
.2IMRDEALuh
I7ALN NolTICE,.

.E-LIE11tct y
Ss1SLGI7At n olT1cE,.
NJ SKILrrs Private Hospasai. n ~ ~
srsl Bssss, corner Of ssvss,h ssd ssrssss, ssye'
~ sAs Post and Patent OMsss. Rssss = - -
W Stair, wsshisstos, q. G. ssra2 slitt1s -, .I 4
u .n.. =
All diseases oss Ssfvsss rsassss tssaAsa y Ne
mos. sassatias .asnss, sad radical cures sassssd
IN all sssss. sYPHiLirrc AFFECTIONS, con-
oSsBeA, oirrr. srsicrvaEs, sfMisst
wEaHrEss, Of Ne result os voLUPTUoUs
DsfAns, or say ~sasasss oftAs oEsnaAIivs
oaeANR foa any ssuss vhassvss, q hss lo.s
stasdins, thoroughly and rsaAsaas ssssd, also,
GsuT. RHEUMArlsn,t txsSktciA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES otvAs NERVES, MuscLEs
BONES, and loasrsy sCAoruLA. BL0TCHEs
orIsr FACE, rSSrrioNs On the Limbs saA
Dedy, ~ sii othst ERuPTrvE DrsrAsss snd
pIsxANs or rnr BLOOD nos whsssva ssuss
tAsy ssy Aass ssissa. ... .-,.l ',l' OIL.
z,.z,ArRLICTED AND ukroRruNATsi
No matter whss your disease, ist 10 false deli.
e.ey prevent you from applying tnssdtassly 10
Or veIlny, ~ho,. .ssaovlsassd TO ~ By fAr ne
noe, succEssTuL fKysiciAs : the trsa,oso,
Of private diseases, yss NOT 70 come and make
known your nissortunss, ssd As wi speedily send
you 90 your way rejoicing, ...r-
fhds1l' lsrLr-ASusx, .t.E ~.
Ihat dresifui scourss Of the young, induissd In
when alone destroys the senerssivs organs, unnts
you for married life, rrodusins wsahaess Of the
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power. p.pits,ion of.he heart nervous irrttabill.
~, los Of nsnery. psla.she,y haas, insanity,
eousumptsos, and death.
auenees Of delay, do not fail 70 make your case
Gnown, immediately, 10 ". vcilny. Your secret,
with hiu ale s~crsd, sad you nay oonndeauy rely
up0n his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems wsre shattered an,
who were on the brink Of the grave, have beer
brought hack 70 vigorous health BY his skilIfu
srcstnent
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating natfi
s,ouy, who suspect themselves Of impotsney, semi
usI weakness, or any disease arising from . rs
iaxed state ot tho seaitai orsanA whether the
suit Of dfscssc, injury, youthful indiscret,ons. o.
ind,ls snee Of tho passions in riper ysars are Ar
entrestcd to place themselves under tbs
care of Dr. v. They may rely with certainty upon
. speedy cure, and upon being restored 10 full
health and visor.
He Iests with entire susssss all diseases Of
Females such IS LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAFsus uTERi, hc., a., and In every sasa guar.
utees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMuNICA
yioSs strietIy PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
FIRso.s calling zee no one but the DocIoa.
Those at distance may be TREATED ~ MAIL
BY sending STATEMENT Of CASE, az, As
iylsns h+'
nv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

RLOODl BLOo1ti BLOODilI
~ sORESi ThEIR CAUSE A DEPRAvEp
CoNpifl0N UF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
-stROFCL5, ULCERS, SORES SPOTS, TETTERy
SCALES, B0ILS, SYPHILIS Oh VI.
EEREAL DISEASES, $e.
SANARITANS DO
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
y offered 70 the public a. . positive cure. Ban.
ishes all impurities OF me blood aud brings the
system 10 keaNhy action, cure thoss spo4s, Tet-
tiers Scales and Copper Colored Patches sins
SYPHILIS OR VEEEREAL DISEAsE8,.
The SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
h the most certain remedy ever prescribed II re-
moves every particle OF poison.
DO NOT DEsPAIR.
Keep ont OF hospitals. K,Ts 10 . cure In any
for g. Price ~ PER bottls, six for -, viii
full directions. Sold by 80 ,c,n
Cor. Eleventh o.. and Peas. ~,
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va
DESMOND b CO.,
tas ely Philsdslphia
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CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS,

Personally appeared beloIed me, An Aidsrm an of
the city Of PhilndslphiA, II. 7. HELmDOID. shO
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparati0as con
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other ipilirious
drugs, but are purely vegetable. '-1.y'0 ,IT
X. 7. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed to before me, this 2,d dsy
OF November, 1854. VIM, p. HIBBARD, AID,
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
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n causcs q frequent desire, and gives strength 70
urinats, thereby removing Obstrustions, prevent
ing and curing Structures Of the urstha, allsyins
ofdiseases, and oxpsias ~ poseness, sseass6, sHd
trovn-sd ssaitv. : H7ar7 Iu unLsITH H-7".1ni
: 1houssu ma s,,on aksssssds who hsve bsso ~
Victims q QUAtKs hnd who have paid Aeavy Isss
TO be cured In short time, have found they were
deceivei and that the Poisonn has, by the uss Of
"Powerful Astrinsents," becn dried UP in the sys-
tenn 10 break outln an aggravated Gorn, aad =
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Address letters for Information In confidence 70
Il. T. HELMBOLp CurMrsr ~

Depot ist South Tenth street, below Chestnnl
Philadelphia. BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT
ANR UNPRIHCIPLBD DEALERS, who endeayo
to dispose Of" their own" and "othorn artioles ol
the reputation attained by
HELMB6LD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Buohu; N
Heimbold's Genuine Extract sarsapsrtlls, 7 l
Helmbold's Genuine Improved Rose Wsah,
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Sold By all Druggists everywhere.

ASK yOA HELMBOLD-7AkEE NO oTBEx
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Gu! ou. ,hs sdyat,ssssa, saa sssI ses IL, ~
sySi1 lasost'taa ~ ePSesasss ~" ~
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HELMBOLD'S RoSE iWAsR

An excellent Lotion for diseases Of SyphilItie Ma
ture, and a. an injection IN disease OF the UrnAr
Organs, arising from Habits OF Dissipation used 4
connection with the Extract Buehu and SArapsriIla
In such diseases ~ recommended. ~ III III
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II Il ! ..
This 10 an affection Of the Blood, and attaoks the
SEXUAL ORGANg NlNGs OF THE NOsE.
EARS, THHOAT, WINDPIPD, = OF
and other Mucous Surfaces, making Its appearances
In the form Of ULCERS.
HEMBOLDS EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
Purines the Blood, and ...r ....
Removes all sealy eruptions of the skin.
Giving 10 hs Complexion q ClsaS Asl HssssAy
Color. ''- r-l :
II being prepared expressly for this elAss OF con.
plsints, Its Hood Purifying Properties are pre-
served to greater extent than any other prepare
ton Of SarsApsrillA. -.
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READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHS LETTER
NAVY Dept, BUREAU or YAnDsAxD DOCKS, I

Pieparedby HosrETfER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
And sold by Druggists and Family Grocers.
New York once, No. I2s Broadway,
aul2-sme0d
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Psrhaps af,sr Aarrsaosi '.,
3 Y p H | L l 8,

Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
Newbern weekly progress., 1863-01-10

On the mountain top last uight. and expected
90 reach Prairie Grove again Io-sizv- General
Sehotieid joined them few miles beyond t:Ie
foot Of the mountains
The steamers Violet. ReSe Douglass Fre,e-
rick Noirebe, Erie No. 8 and Van Buren, with
their cargnes OF grain and provisions for the
rebel army. were burned also large amount
Of army stores. The rebels burned their
arsenal and ferry boat At Fort Smith to pre-
vent them falling into our hands also large
quantity OF provisions On the opposite bank OF
the river \ general conAagration was IN pro
gress when our forces left.
Many deserters came into our lines, " no
report that two regimens s Of MisSourians
stacked arms few days ago, crossed the river,
and went home. Another regiment of Nilsson
rians left short time after, taking their arms
with them.
Two regiments of Texans also stacked arms
and started for home. A regiment of cavalry
was sent in pursuit, but, instead of arresting,
they joined the runaways. Everything goes
to show that the rebel army of the trans Mis-
sissippi isAcompletely disorganizeds Z
The Arkansas river is at boatable stage
and the. country bordering the river from a
point twenty five miles below Van Buren to
Little Rock is well provided with forage and
food to subsist an army
Our troops are in splendid spirits, having
accomplished the most daring aud successful
raid without the loss of Il single life.
Newbern weekly progress., 1863-01-10
Important from Tennessee.
Against The Rebels at Muir
freesbOrO.
Sharp Skirmish with the Enemy
Near Nolinsville.
CAPTURE 0FCANNON& d PRISONERS
A General Engagement Supposed TO be iii
Progress at Last Accounts.
Reports From Lavergne.

CAMP NEAR LAYERGNE, Dec. ~.
As soon as 1t became certain that Morgan s
and Forests rebel cavalry were engaged in
raids north and west, and that Bragg was
mainly deprived of cavalry, Gen. Rosenerans
determined to make demonstration against
Murfreesboro, in the hope of possessing him
self of sufficient country to feed his army while
the communication was interrupted.
Information having been received that Muir
freesboro had not been fortified as reported
General Rosenerans, on Christmas day, took
the field, and on Friday his whole army was
put in motion. Crittenden's and McCook's
corps moved on Murfreesboro, and Thomas, on
the Nolinsville road, moved rapidly and camp
ed at night at Iavcrgne. During the whole
march the rebels in front kept up skirmishing
with our forces but the movement was not
seriously opposed by any pain body of the
enemy. On the Marfreesboro road we en-
countered pickets, with .Anderson's division,
OF dardess 9 corp HE srliofe rebel fcrre fell,
back slowly. and it IS a. .efstood has concens
trated for desperate defence at Murfreesboro.
Communication was kept up with the force on
the Nonsvile road, and learn that they met
with some success, the rebels retiring slowly.
This morning the skirmishing became more
serious. We have advanced to- within eight
miles Of Murfreesboro. The enemy resisted
with more energy than they did yesterday
We have captured two pieces of artillery,
which were taken from Grant at Shiloh, and
which belonged to Dardan's rebel battery
On reaching Lytle's creek, eight miles from
Murfreesboro, we found the rebels strongly
posted in front; annd here tonight We rest.
do not think the rebels will be found in the
morning, as we hear ruaors of their evacuat-
ing already.
General Rosencrans has gained mis- purpose,
and now has possession of portion OF country
on which forage is richer than was supposed.
Whether Rosencrans will attack or Bragg
evacuate remains to be seen.
have no returns of the casualties. We
have probably taken six hundred and fifty
prisoners. They report Bragg fifty thousand
strong, but say there are no iortitica sions at
Murireesboro. They also say that Bragg will
retire before US to the Tennessee river, that he
only came to get provisions, and vii! e7acuate
Murirees boro.
Newbern weekly progress., 1863-01-10
CaI,ant ac,ion OF Federal Cavniry.

A Suffolk letter of the Sd inst, to the Her
all states that Col. Spear, with three hundred
cavalry, was sent to Carville, where, on Tues
day morning, he was attacked by T0orebels,
Col Spears men were at breakfast, but at the
first signal of danger the 800 men were in sad
die. and led by their gallant colonel, dashed
out Of the camp to meet the foe. The rebel
force was not prepared for the fierce charge of
the 1th Pennsylvania cavalry, and gave way
like a fock of sheep and sought safety in
flight. "A more complete route OF an assailing
force has not probably taken place since the
commencement Of the war. The enemys
force was estimated at some 700 strong, and
had attached to it a section of the famous
rocket battery. In the fearful onslaught of
our forces, the rebels became panic stricken,
and had not time TO save their effective means
of defence, the Rocket pieces, which fell into
our hands almost without struggle, with the
horses, ammunition, accoutrements and every
thing necessary to their service.
Newbern weekly progress., 1863-01-10

the government of the Association
The constitution. subsequently submit
ted by the committee was adopted,
and the meeting then proceeded to
ballot for permanent officers with the
following result: President, Serg't j.
Ii. Kent OF Co. \. Vice President,
Serg't Smart of Co. l. Secretary,
Corp. f. o. Barnes of Co Ii. Treas
urer. Serg't Major j. A. Gilman Ex-
ecutive Committee, Corp. Simmons,
Co. 4, Serg't Dunn, Co. B, Serg't Fes-
senden, Co. d, Corp. Grace, Co. Z,
Serg't Simmons, Co. F, Corp Studley,
Corp Coburn, Co. A, Scrg't Buckley,
Co l, Corp. Lowell, Co. K. The
thanks of the Association was then
voted to the Rev. Mr.. Manning for his
kindness in rendering the Chapel tent
for the use of the Association, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Newbern weekly progress., 1863-01-10
News from Gen. Grants Army.

Colonel Lee still i'm Pur.tit of vnu Dorm
Expedition to the Tennessre River, SC.
CAIRO, Dee. 81, 1862.
Information from Corfnth to Saturday night
states that the garrison at that place were on
half rations Foraging parties, however, were
able to supply the deficiency.
Col. Lee, with large cavalry force, is still
in pursuit of Van Dorn. 80
Trains are running from Corinth to Jacksons
and from Jackson to Holly Springs The
road is also repalred from Jackson to point
nine miles north of Trenton. Every station
house and all the bridges between Trenton and
Moscow. within twelve miles Of Columbus, are
burned. All the bridge timber Hong the same
route is also destroyed, and much of the track
torn up.
A union force, to the number ofthree fliou-
sand, which had left Trenton in the direetioH
of the Tennessee river, on areconneisante, had
not returned len the. inform -.
a constTucfidh train left Columbus, yester-si
day 1t went as far as Union City, ysithous
meeting an obstacle Two regiments and y
battery left to-day TO assist in;putting the ROAD
in order. The rebels have evidently left the
road It will be repaired in a week. go q b.
Newbern weekly progress., 1863-01-10
An AnccdOte of Pope.

One day, es Pope was engagedin translating
the "fliad," he came to a passage which
neither be nor his assistant could interpret. A
stranger who stood by, in his humble garb.
very modestly suggested that, rs hehad some
little acquaintance with Greek, perhaps he
could assist them. TRY it, try it," said
Pope, with the air of boy who is encouraging
a monkey to est red pepper There is an
error in the print" said the stranger, looking
at the text Read as if there was no inter-
rogation point at the end of the line, and YOU
have the meaning at once" Pope's assistant
improved upon this hint, and rendered the pas
sage wIthout difficulty. Pope was chagrined,
he could never endure to be surpassed in any
thing. Turning to the stranger he said, in a
sarcastic toae "Will you please tell me what
an Interrogation is ? why, SIR" said the
stranger, scanning the Ill shaped poet q" it is
little crooked, contemplate thing that asks
questions ?"