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slight
color-boaror J. C. wnssLEs, arm, 1esh.

Company A-cspt. Z. v. Harm Con'ds.
Lieut. T Norris log, aesh; Sgt r PadRett
side, severe Sgt Z Lybran slishti Corpl Y
Ca1,On slight; II tirios. foot, severe; " "A Nit.
chell, severe; Martin Lybrxn, ssvors; 0IonHsl'.
slight; Mitchell Clark, slight
ca. B-copt. r. ". Getsen Cop.'a's.
Wounded.-Sst. John Franklin, slight II Hill
bran, II Ar.hurs, A Horn, slight:
Co. C.capt II. K. Dsdn Commanding.
Killed.-Sxt r Ouzts and Private Simeon
Parknau.
Wouudcd.-corpl " E.son. log. s.rsrsi L g
Williams, slight; W S Brooks, aru; VI Terry.
Co. D-Cap. ". S. Peterson Com'dg.
Killed Private W N Watson.
Wounded.-Csrpl r H Eidsoa slight: Corrl A
NJ Sa,cher slight; q Little log, slight; II A VII
lisms hip, slight; Nelson. ankle amputated; /;
William Raburn, thigh VI Rees nuusb. ,evore;
d New thigh, severe; L Guf Log, severe " Q
GoG slight; & A Shumper,, slight
c.. E-Liem. HeL-od C"mdy.
Eoundci-T Brown. severe; CorpW Carnes,
F Richbours, J b Moore, z Atkinson, corli
T Hollandt slight.
Co. F-Lieu,. ". Smith Cam'd'g.
Woundsd-Lisut W Smith, slightly; Sergt 3
N Curlcr and Corpl T Walker slight; D Tus.
nor, knee, severe.
CO. G-C.ps r. ". Chatham (ym'ds. .
Killed. Boyd.
Touuded.--Lieut. Mcdonald, neck, slight. Sgt
S A Jordan, si'lo, severe Sgt Hunter, head,
,lght Corpl L D Loe, lungs, severe H Hall
shoulder, slight; II johnson, bip, slight; II
Bell, head, light; j A McAlis,er, head, slight.
ca. h-Lieut. r. AeCo.lin Com'dg.
Killsd.-Robt Walker.
Touuded.-Li R McCaslin stunned " II Va
kor, hip. mortal. (sineo dead y Sgt r A Watson,
leg, arnput,ted sorgt 3 J Bolot,, jaw ana .4igt,
serious; Sergt " Jay. ,lighti Corpl 7 Will
son. sh"uAer. severe; j Dov,in, mouth, severe;
W g McWiliams aud A Ru.sel. sllsbt.
Go. Capt. Ginkseaie. Commanding.
Wuundei.-Lt Madison; slight: J T Clamp,
logs and abdomen, serious; D W Yeuns, leg en-
putated; John johnson, VI Young, K Yrs.-
man, II Hatto1, Robinson, T B Sims. slight
Co. K-Serst. ". Yosco cem'd'y.
Killed.-Ja,per Howard.
Tounded.-Sst NJ Yoneo, slight; Corp "
Turner, abdomen, severe; Sgt Clifton Holly, head.
serious Martin Barton, slight.
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I,pp R.xnvswoRTu oS THE AMERICA
Orys r,oY.-We lysrn from the l.'ndon N ra
i,g Herald that L,rl Ravens~or'h, IN
s1~e..l a. a dinner at Tynemon'h, on the l'tH
VI Nove!nh-r, said, in relation To the A;her'
Gan q u's'iun: -,
"a ,Gink ,ha, vhen it has hren a'fmlf'd ny
c,,. OF Tho mos, distinguished members "i ne'
Majesty. Gnv.rnmant-I mean Mr. Glad
sriye-.ihat rhs Smrheru States hsTe alrea'lr
created for themselves An army, l'avy, anu I"
,,s,p,e. | do no' think that the tim" can i'r
ser, Far .di.taut chen l!le existence OF such
,.o,le shall oo rec 1sn'zed. Nav, gcnttc"rn,
rha, is the advantage "l pir~uinE our pr scn'
d.no.hing p,Iiry: Trae. wejmay Re = "''r
selve. ee for time from the dangers oil war.
BIZ: must ask 5nu if wurso spirit, wore
sniu,us c.n exit toward this country than ha"
been shown, and s shown almost daily, ov 'he
Northern States ot America? WY. 'ht '''',.
rage upan the Trent has .iust been topie | OF!
us .msy say, by still greatrr outrage up u,
= British bark, neutral vessel in neutral
waters. where she was burnt To the Ws'e
ar,s within. sight of Spanish fort: | ann
L,nnv 10 sav rhst xplan-tions upon this p"n'
have b.an do,sauded by the Spanish -Amh"s
.sslor TO th. American Government, anu tna,
the AMERICAN Government have disavowe:i
the con.uct Of their own officer; hut regret
.o ssy that happen what may between us
aud Tho Southern States, it is hardly poSsl-
bile that We can stand in wor.e oder than, 10
Judge by all from which We can draw JuoS'
rnsnt, from tho language OF the Government
the people and the prsss-it is hardly poss'-
ale, I sSy, to stand in worse oooF ,nah M ". =,
now d. With the Northern States wnere' ss
hI timely exercise Of the discretion aNa .
raor,l iusneacs which this country may e5er'
IN (uror Of the seeding States, an immense
inHucuce may be obtained with tEo,s e'a',s
which will rebound greatly to the future non
or and advantage Of this country.
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iInw fully the Lincoln Government endor'
So, the atroc.tie Of Butler in New Orleans
,iown in the following from the report OF
4 nr5ceeaings of the Washington Congress.
-, 1hs 10th December: The Vice President
,.,ii before tho Senate snessag@ from iresl-
t,nt Lincoln, placing at tho dispoaal Of Con
les. three swords, formerly belonging !" A"-
;ar General Tuiggs, forwarded 10 him by Ma
J" CaneraI Butler from New Orleans, and sns-
OF s..,ipg that, If he swords should be given TO
sf; :. of;cer BY Congress as a reward Of eenr-
.1 a.s and br very, Major General Butler is Gu,
.,;lo3 TO The firSt consideration"
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Some ethlng Unioue.


". H. A. ,cuds from Grahsmv;lle, s. C., the
following eh.stcly-wrouzht .,anzs.. rsmurkins
that although rerses Of another stripe would h.
moro suited TO a time of war liz. this" y.t 10
does not think that AnLrouExk ,h"uld utterly
dethsons her gentler sisters" We decidedly .rree
to that senti'nop', and lind room With pleasur. for
eur absent friends shnsi"n. The l.d-s will scan
Its peculiar msrits With s-st, ,ui although pluiu
philol"gists may at first uplitt their critical brova
against thu qnIntnes' Of its verbl.ye. they will
upon examination fnd thnt.it Stands the tes. Of
orthospy. Only further promising that We should
oursef have preferred that classical contributor
hi'l furnished 4 clue to ono or two very pretty
pArascs which Ito bo eandid) are not entirely
within our ken, >vo beg leave to introduce to The
public
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

The Now York Herald, Of the 5,h inst.
has AL editorial on the prospect OF in:crven-
ti"n in American aff.irs hy Napoleon II
says the French Emp ernr will address sno,h
er circular to the Courts OF England and Rus
81 urging imnedsto intervention, and tic
/ cianccs are that those power, will cccedc 10
his demand. This will he prelude to re.
cogniton BY France alone. Napoleon will
Fay Il appealed to you twice 10 act with
me; yon REUSED my necessities will brook
nn lnnre delay. recognize the Southern
Conttderacy. Ny people arc starving | must
have cotton"
The Herald intirnatas that powerful
French a et OF platet. frigates, now in Ameri
can waters, are To act as emergencies NAV
dictate, in case ofthe recognition Of Davis.
The Government emancipation ilr,cIatna-
tion is another induccmeu, To Napoleon to
Interfere, as all chances for cotton are ut an
end until that Question is settled. lie will
pretend that fearful cries and horrors will
Arw out Of tue workings OF the decree through.
ont the South, and humanity demands inter
f:rencc.
France and England both sec their supplies
Of cation will be cut short il the slaves are
freed.
The French Minister at Washington, it is
said, openly states that during this month his
Government " i'll lnsdisc in favor Of the South.
This as o7tpn of II. Mercier's if true, puts
all donb; upon the question at an end. Tie
Herald adds, VIC must prepare to sustain at
all perils the interests of the Republic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

TIL. Infamous Nelson, saws the Rcb.l Ban.
ncr, ran his line uf fDriiiicatnns through tho
haautful Cave Hill Ccmctry Of Louisville,
Kol:mkr, tearing up the graves and orcr-
trrliny costly monuments. Death ha, since
aye lco1 this ruthless invasion Of his domain,
BIZ seiz;n, the vile heart Of the invader.
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Acknowledgement.
Tho following no.o best explains it'olf.
EnLn MrRpREn.hoRo, THNY.

Tho following no.e best explains Itsoii.
NEAR MrRpREn.soHo, Txsy.
December sth, 1883.
D,ar Ha5om.-In acknowledging the receipt Of
your kind note Of foW days ag", allow Inc TO ro-
rurn yuu, and through you, tho Ladies of the
"EdeeaelJ Village Aid Association" my thanks,
and the thanks of tho Company that | command,
for tho receipt Of shirts, ls prs. of draws, aud
10 prs cocks.
Rest assured, Madam, that such token will
not bs forgotten by us. Coming as it docs from
tho noble ladies Of our own "Old Edseaeld" IL
adds not only much TO our welfare and eomfort,
bat allod our hearts with pride and gratitude.
Tho soldier ,me eshinkt, murmurs not at the hard
ships he cnduro,, Iears not the FOO breads not tho
d ally conG-s go long as be is assured that he is
remembered by tho fair ones at homo.
r.mnin, Madam, worry respectfully, yours,
II. RUFUS DEAN,
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ricksburs all Right.

RICHMOND, Jan. l0.-The following isan
official dispatch, dated
VIcIsRuRo, Jan S.
From the latest information, AM satisfied
The enemy's transports have soneup the river.
Only seven gunboats are between the mouth
ut tho Yazoo river and Mllikens Bend.
Ficksburg is daily growing stronger. Vein
tend to hold it.
(Sigued) ]. c. PENaERTos,
l., Gen. Commanding.
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE FEEnERrck,suRc
SrFFzRERs.-Gen. Jenkins South Carolina
brigade has subscribed s3,53S so to the rcliof
Of tue fredericksburg sufferers, divided as
follows: General and staff, 1885; servants al
headquarters, S22; lst regiment S297; 2l
r.giment, S4l0;5 h regiment, S653 9th reg.
i'm n F., SG77; II mpion Legion, 1914; and
Palmetto Sharpshooters, s6l8.
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Mrs. Jos. ADSHr, Socry. & Treas
For tho Advertiser.

Tho ElseAeld Village Aid Association aekno' :
.es the following donations: Mrs. Jos Meri-
relh.r pair of socks and a package for the Hos
pitnl box Mrs. John T.. Bacon pico fatigue
shirts; Mr., N. c. Butler SO; L. W. Bsrtes 81 !
Mis-. Susan Grice so cts; Mr. John Griee, So.
Mas. ANN GRIFFIN, Pres'L
Mrs. VIZ. GospaAR, Soc'ry 4 Treas'r.
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The 10th.

See the long lis: OF surorerI in this regiment
from III. Nurrr..Iboru battle. furnished BY Maj
.. C. BnrAs. Tho 10th has nsby done it, duty.
This pr.iHs sad sympathy Of al arc with them
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For the Advertiser,
List of Casualties in the 18th s. G.
Reg't. at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
MrRPsnzsyoRo. Jan. 9, 1858.

MrRFRnzsyoRo, Jan. 9, 1858.
Nh. RDiroR,-Dear Sir asnd you list Of
at tho Battle Of Murfreesboro, Tonn., On tho 3lIt
ult. Tho loss in our (Withers') Division was OVER
200 killed, wounded and missing. Our Regiment
fully sustained the reputation Of South Carolrs
on tha battlefield. You will please publish this
list furnished by Dr.. ]. II. JENNINGS Surgeon Of
tho lsth, .nd Vbligs our friends at home.
Yours, yery truly.
3. C. BRYAN.
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his c,mmnnicaiin-s With the North are re-
opcned. His retreat ia sufficient evidence
that lie does nut cnn'ler that he has gained
victorr-Chronicl.. & Sentinel.
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ROYAL. ST. James. Tho Lord Chamberlain
hail rsee;rel her Majesty's c,m!nands thai
the cerenoay shall be celebrated with the Ut
most ,nasiificeic..
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AbbovilIe Press.

T, give, us pleasure to observe tho rssusoi;atisu
st thi, old friend aud 10 place it once nurs on
eur exchange list.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

ey In consequence of tho Congressional oloc-
ton being ordered on the goth, the ialo Of the
PEI sonnl estate Of DAVID RUSH, decd, has been
POSTPONED unit Thursday, the I'D inst.
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Later from Columbus, Ky.

GRENADA, jar --.i ,orrest was within a
iaT miles Of Columbus. The commander at
Columbus refused to allow any boat, TO pass
South. Forrest had several pieces Of heavy
artillery and large cavalry force.
The Louisville Journal. Of tic 20,h, says
that Morgan destroyed the traslic work, near
Nil 'roush's Hill, capturing six hundred Fed
crals, without loss 1t vii! take thirty daya
TO restore communications
LATER.
Tile evacuation Of Island No. 10. is fully
confirmed.
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Declined. .

1t will be snsn that Col II. W. GAHY md Cap
tain Jo1x Z. BACON both decline the enndidac.
for Congress.
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THE E LFIN KE.

7.
A lakelet smiles in yonder druid glen,
SO eliPt in roundurs that nai.d. hair,
wis, might shadow t:-And one could ken
No presence hut tho naiad's presence there
II.
Innumsrous quick. .freshss,' clear and cold,
open sheir chrys,.l throat,, and sror pour
Their biek'ring symphonies, like nerves Of gold,
In the nser's urn with tinklins, dorio ros:.
III.
iay-born. grotesque isle, from the lakes syps,
Peeps like king.je in carcanst,
Emboss'd with zimmes nnd shells Of quaint de-
,ign.
Whose tints'hays never blu.h'd in cabinet
Nv.
-Eft sossamers Glance from spray to spray,
And weave their lther voofs With subtle
po~'rs,
And prank them with the Iris-hues they bray
With gausy plumss from ever blooming hex'rs.
Hero tryst tho gentle elves :-Ioms~hiIss ,h,y
chase
Tbs cluquant lake.sprat. in their mad-cap
u.irth
Someuhiles mako periapts that wont to grace
Tho necks Of ruddy cherubs 1t their birth.
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G9t aa1ber1lse1,
ARTHUR sIIfxIas, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL, 1868.
Tho Weather.

mill. genial atmosphere surround, us-,ha
proof. sheet Of The uouiag SpriuS-su"d tar wheat
aud o.iI-2rins for Z rdenins 81. &e.
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For the Advertiser.

The Southern Sisters Aid Society i. Indebted TO
Mrs. Caibraith Butler, for donatiun of Sa.Oo ;
and To Miss Lucy Moragne for $l.Oo.
Tho Snciery will moot for a iow weeks ut :
o'clock in tho afternoon nstead Of 10 in tho morn
ing-on Thursdays as u&ual.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES, Pres.
Mrs. Jos. Apyxr, Socry. & Treas.
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Col. McGow0n.

From the following dspatch, says the Co.
lmmhia Guardian, II will he seen that Cpl.
McGpwar declines the nomination. as c.li-
dida!e for Cv.gres, i'll tue fourth Consro ssion.
al'Uislrict:
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Field Il Piresidc.

paper. We have somelhin. to SAY OF II at another
time
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S. !NrtiJH AN
F,nm n. .y,y.b,rs Gvyrdio..
F't''H f5< NrU'h1rA Ggur6i0h.
Congressional Electi"n, Fourth Dis
['Ir.,YoyD. ism. O.

EiIcnNoxD, Jan. Q.
Ms. EnIros: have LEARNED that harc
b. II nominated 10 represent the Fourth Com
gressullal District. respectfully d. cline
;,eing cnndid.re. Tha ofa :e would not be
c"aseuial to me at such time as ths present,
rreu il coull DC elected.
N. w. GARY.
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Field and .SfuS.

Col. A. J. Lrrnson, wounded, (since dead.)
Maj. J. A. CRouDAR, wounded, log, sevors.
Lieut. J. D. WAppLH, Act. Adj't., wounded
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Tue APPROACHING MARulAGx OF rTHEPalrcs
or WALKs-'Fhe Manche''o or Guardian la.
thp following paragraph;
We are informed on the bes, authority thai.
tho marri,ge Of the Prince Of Walos is 10 take
place in March, not April as has been stated.
1t will therefore be in Lent. Va understand
thu, the Q lscn regre's very much, and is
de<irous that her people shoull be aware that
she regrets, that j, should be so; but we hear
that there nre reasons of state Mich make it
most undesirable that it shouli be Longer de-
laye,i. Tht QUEEN will lake care. howe-cr
that Il ia not during 'hc r::orc so'c;nn part us'
,ha: sva"nn.
Thn l.un,lnn T,a,>9 "a 7s il hat hc.a srrarg.
ed that !hr marriage Of The Prince nf WaIeg
with ihc Princes .llcxandri. slal! be sn!cm
nizcI at ST. Georges Chapel, Windsor. aud
not accorlin, to precelents al the Chape
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RICMYo.,D, J1,lusrr3 ,

c. p. PELHAM, EW:
Il have this moment heard that Cul.
Simpson is q Candidate FIR Congress-. will
mt "ppa.e an officer oi my regiment. IL
ny name fss bssn prssen..'i, wthdisw il at
once.
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B the President:
WM. II. Sswtnu, Secretary Of State.

TIE NORTHERN Press on rus PkocLaMa-
TIoH.--The proclamation OF Lincoln is vari-
ons!y commented on by the Northern press.
The radicals support it, while the conserva.
tvcs condemn 1t as unwise and inexpedcni.
The \. Y. ifcraH, in speaking Of it, says
In rnuna numbers ne may say that the
slaves declared free BY the Proclamation ere
three millions. shlu Those coutinucl i'll bon
tiage arc million.
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What possible groi can be expected Of
this proclamation No cousi'ier i, nnwisc
i!ltimcd, impracticabls outside Of the Com
s.i!ution. and full OF mischief /, will a,.ur-
cdv do no guod as war measure. President
Lincoln may issne new emancipation pruc.
amation every day in the week through tie
winter. but unlcss We cxpcil LEFT. Davis an.l
his government from Virginia, all these e,nan.
c:pstion deer o. will ha, in truth, a. ridiculous
as the Pope's :" bull against the Comet"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14
Address to the Army.

We publish this week The beautiful al-
dress ot' Gsn. Lee To the army, after the hn'-
tie at Frederick burg. The ccomlnandi.r: yc:,.
cr4l expresses the sentiment of tho whole
Country:
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4 dispatch from San Antonio, Dec. 24ih,
savs IN express from III ntrrey, statrs that
af;er severe battle on lie lglh, the French
army defeated the Mexicans, and captured
pu,bla and Ta'npicU, proceeding Immediately
towards llle city Of Mexico.
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norgan,s and Forests Captures.

CHATTANOOGA, January 9.-The Rebsl pub.
fishes the following dispatch from all official
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
Summary Of News.

Tho New York mob is played out. II
appears 10 have oeen q simutaneous move
mept with Lees raid into Pennsylvania;
concocted BY the Copperheads Of the city,
10 defeat law and order. and 10 deliver II
into rebel hands. Shackleford "treed"
John Morgan and his men on bluff, aud
demanded unconditional surrender; but
John snesked away with few men du.
ring the forty minutes granted him for
consultation. Since his escape his band
has been routed and taken, all but 500,
who escaped by breaking through our
lines. Lees whee army has been check
ed at Bunker Hill, Va. by the Union
troops coming 10 their rear. The Pro-
vost Marshall General DECIDES that coloret
men cannot be substituted for white SOL
ders. "-
S'oce the above, We iesrn that Morpan's 3
b. nd his boeu completely routei and de.
sr,yed. and ho with few adherents, are
70 proving about in Ohio. ....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
Ciroulars Of the Provost Marshal aen'l
PRovosr MARSHAL GrS'Ls OFFioE. I
t WAsuISoToN JuIv 18th.


Ns Ni WASHINGTON, July 18th.
The fourth paragraph OF circular No. A.
issued from this office. Jnly 18th, 1868,
is here modified 80 as 10 correspond with
the opinion Of Hon. William Whiting.
Solicitor. OF The War Department, which
will heresfter govern 10 all cases 10 which
1t is applicable. a person drafted into
the service Of the United States under
the provisions Of the ac, of March Sd,
1868, chapter 78. Tor enrolling and calling
out The Batioasl forces and for other pur-
poses. may secure exemption from draft
by giving proof Of disability, as provided
10 said act. Such person shall have the
question Of his disability passed upon by
the Board Of Enrolment, whose. decision
thereon is inal II the Board shall have
decided that the claimant is liable 10 serve
he has The rigb, after such decision 10 pay
his commutation money. or 10 furnish his
substitute within such extended time ms
may be fixed by Tho Board of Enrolment
for his appearance for duty. .....
(Signed,) WM. WHITING.
Solicitor Wnr Department.
JAS. B. Far. Proves, Marshal CenI.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24
Drafting to Commerce in a Few days
Six Months Men to be Sent
OF Cleveland.

A dispatch 10 The Gin. Gassae July 10.
says. ',
Brigadisr General Mason Brayman, OF
Illinois. has been appointed commander
OF the drafted men TO assemble at Camp
Chase. He and his staff are now here
II is thought that the draft will commence
In Ohio within week or ten days. The
Board OF Ex miners for officers Of the col.
ored troops of Ohio. will assemble soon.
The Board To ex anime invalid officers, of
whicn Major Slemmer Of For, Pickens'
lame is president, is in session now
Not many officers have yet appeared be.
fore it. All the six months men at Camp
Chase have been ordered TO Camp Cleve
laud. The Governor reviewed the s6 h
Regimen; this afternoon. He also compli.
mcn'ed the men on aceoin' Of their fue
appearance and their orderly conduct.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

GEN. SHERMAN OcouprEs JAoxsoN-
Rebel dispatches to the I2,h show tha,
the fighting about Jackson, Miss, had
been severe, and that Gen. Sherman's $
forces had gained decided advantage over
The rebels under Gen. Johnston. Mem
phis dates of,he 18th state that the Cap
.j,al Of Mississippi is in the possession Of
Gen. Sherman. !. was taken after several
heavy skirmishes. in which about two
thousand rebel prisoners we're captured.
The advance OF Sherman's land is
pressing Johnston, who is falling back
on Columbus. Miss. where there are nu.
merous loundries. machine shops, and
grea. quantities Of stores. Columbus Is
on the eastern line Of the State, and is
an important town al the head OF ,hs nayi-
gable waters Of the TombIgbee.
The Confeperate army under General
Johnston is reported 50, 1000 strong. " =
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PENSION AND BOUNTY.

I'M + undersi- ned has opened Office in Char
l don, Geauga County, Ohio, to prosecute the
Pension and Bounty Business and will also pros.
.ecuto oil business against the Government. His
long experience aud service IN the war, ia the
eapscity OF t'nptnin in the 7th Ohio Vols. and
his familiarity with the manner Of doing busi
ness in the various departments Of the Govern.
ment. and tho manner of Obtaining evidences in
all cases, give hun advantages over all other per.
sons engaged in the business. ....,
6JHs charges only the legal fec, S., in
Pension cases, with charge OF 81 or each afli
davit, when additional evidence is required
Soldiers. give him ca il at his Office. In wri
ting, give full history OF the case, enclosing o
stamp, and You will get a full answer by return
mail. GEO. l. W OUD,
Attorn.y at law.
Chnrdon, July Sd, 1861. 7O3G
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Justice yf the peace.

Dated at this day Of ls8
Nora l.--Tbis is only intended to sppIy
where the members OF the family claiming
exemption reside in the same family. II
any OF the members reside elsewhere, and
have gone into the military service of the u.
ited States. no exemption on that account
can be claimed.
NoTE 2--This certificate must be signed
by one Of the parouts If there be any; If not,
by two respectable persons (hoads OF fami-
lios) resident in tho same town, county or
district with the person for whom exemp.
tion it claimed.
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FnRM %.

Certificate that fpo members of the family
oftae person liable to drcH are already
IN The military srvics Of the Uuited
States.
We, the subscribers, and
residents Of County,
State OF hereby certify that two
members Of tho family and household of
County and State above mon.
TONED. are 10 tho military service OF the
United States, as non icompissioned officers,
musicians or privates.