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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

LIVELY TIMES AT KNOx's-The statesmen at
Ksor, ,r DO have avery ssy time Of IT, for the
demand for tho isvos Summer Hat is active that they
kept constantly busy and the well known store No |3
Brosdwsy corner OF Futon.t. just scene OF real
hustle aud excitement All who want handsome HAT very
properly seek fcr ct KSoK's
JgFFERs's LADIES AND GENTS SHOES for
Summer attract crowd. Of the elite who apgsci.ts
genuine French M,eria and hns JEyFEKs, No 31J
Dfosd~sy Ao depot for the .ale Of B'yys Ess boquei
DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIS-
y, AUsL sIsTExs-New and reliable Testnens-iu
L.po'ts Of lie HOWARD AsociATioN-.es: IN ea,d siief
enSelo2es lee Of charge Adlres Dr. j. SXiLLrs Houaa
ros, Howard A''oc''ton, Phlscs pha Pa
Nos 290 and 202 Bowery.
The CngAPs,r Casa CLorniso wsREHou.s in the City.
Gao. A. HrsrEk l. Co
TRrSSES.-MArsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
1nr" Once on, st hs 2Vss.y.t Also supporter; Sa'
p-nsofy Bsntsge SIX hac Stocking. Tor Naieoso veins
Shoulder Brace. Ac lady attendant,
TIE PALMER ARM AND LYG.-B. FRANK
PAtyER Inventor snd Pseniss Astorpaee ground foor
y y Also rn.de ph. and boston Only houses Of PALssa
60 Avoid imposition 10y calling Gu IN. Inventor.
FOURTH OF JULy.-STREr COLLARS.
RsApr.M.px SHIRTS q,
isA PEKEGo sos's NJ. l13 Broadway.
Boar,-PLFAsIRr BoATs.-Second-han Sail.
hsnd soKRsoLt ana ehespe', Boa, Bazaar In the
world Nos 2,J and ia sogth.t
LADIES for the Country wishing Wedding
SLIPS and GAiTEKs BALsoALs .nd CoSdKEss GAiTEH' OF
MILLER 1 Co.. No. ~ cAnsl',-
COVERINGS FoR THE FEET.-CANTRELL
No sl3 Broadway. between l,h End R,b' Ladies are In
ysd 20 examine a. ,aaiFeP. siSe a..orHent ot al ne
aud at prices cheap any other essa0-
iishmcni In the city
Hicks a COMPANY. No 450 Broadway,
Ia, ,de, three doou below BFoome-'t.
All FiKsr- -CLA.s sswisG. G.NscHtsAs
FOK SALE AsD To REsT.
EIGHT PERFECT CARTEs DE VIsIrE, with
.i' .d.s. Tor ~. All negative. rssiasfed q; RusELL,
So 39l C.Dsl It, next door 90 Peoples Bank
TIE BEST SEwING-MACHINE IN THE WORLD
The WK.p with Il. vSlasbs improvements snt.Ery over
uly and manufacturing pupV'es ssore Ne 80 broadway
Arcuts wanted.
July 1.
FrHIHIrios. PUBLiC AND PsIvhrE.
LuLiErDaHLs EXCELSIOR tIRHwoRk
Warranted boz. ard cLeap a.
Order early Oh Of the great rush preceding the sh
fUSsroS L scoylELp.
General Agents
No. 81 John.t, near William.
For THE HArR-B,RRy's TRICoPHEROUs.-
III. bc ard cheape" article Sold by Druggists
BArcHFLoRs HAIR DYE-The best in the
world Pofsci nsiut reliable harmless aud instantaneous
in elect The genuae IL signed WILLIAM A. bArChELoR
sold by al Druggists Factory, No 81 barelay',
GOLD PENs.-Tle best and the cheapest, at
A. moKTos',. No. IS Maidenlane Ne~fors
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Carte. de Nis,- - PEI dozen Duplicates. ~ 20 Al
Negative. res.tsred. n LKws l3s Cha,h.m-si.. n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
COLGATE d Co.'S

COLGATE Il Co.'S
STARCH.
The only perfectly pure Starch sold In this city. being
made without the use of sher acids ska For sale BY
COLGATE Co.
Soap, Candle. and Starch Manufacturers,
No. DUrCHsr..
Between John and Fulton sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

To,,l, slties %22 $4,000 1880 0O0...s6 GJ2 w
fBansers MssaIiue for July.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

LIVELY TIMES AT KNOXS.-The statesmen at
Ksor, HAr DO not have avery time OF IT, for the
demand for tho ayote Summer HAT i. sctive that they
kept constantly busy and the well known store No @@
Brosdssy corner OF Fulton-st. Is just scene OF real
busilo aud excitement All who want handsome hAr very
properly seek fcr Il st KSoI's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
RIILIJMATISM.

pssrSiIS patfu disease has baried the most sklful
SNf9 phvscians ami popular remedies. II the mot
(,Ifo difficult OF diseases to Neit--yet RApHAY'S
~ pEApY REIIkF has never failed in afnrt M IN
nrtatc rehefto the sufferer and in all Caves of Acute,
lnn tmmatory or Nervous Rheumatism, TO eject per-
manent cure. I'm Chrosic Rheutnasm and Gout, RAD
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, called, Reaocstis2 ~
SOLVENT should be taken as an adjunct with tho READY
REIIEF) ,.s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
TO the People !!
ND WI an a IN GsE M E.NsTsI
Ey-prices reduced 70 suitth Times
.cL n q LES @ UsER 4 ELax,
III y, .si w. lDesler In y a'.,s
WA ~ q II s
"a NJ !G

Having purchased the watch Clock, ass
Jewe tore of n. H !, v elsh. and having add
ed new stock and made othe rimyroveme to
the establishments am prepared to furnist ths
people of Wyandot county, with all articles in
my hue, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A large variety Of Clecks, Watches, Jewel,y,
Notions of every description, outiuaally on
hand. which are all new, and Of the latsst .yies
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS

And others, residing in spGssy ss,dsi di-ricts whore
II is da 'ul, 10 secure ths services Of a phS-ietn,
RAILWAYS READY RnIif y invaluable, II can he
used with positive asrsnc, u doing gd in all case.
where pai~ or diysftis experiencea. r u sessd rtA
INrLt tSzA, lrrds4A. SoaE Tiik0Ar, pad
TIN or THE DOWI.S, STOMACH, Lungs, LIVER,
KIDNEYS, or with sSNJ. Pox, sCARIE IT IsvER,
MEAsLB, TYPiI0fD FEvEn. In toUS FEVER, FEW x
AND AGCE or with SrURhf6IA, HEAD ArHE, nc
DOlOREUx TOVrHAcrfn, EAR ACNE, or with LCd-
BAGo, PAIN IN TIE BACK or RlisUMtTTSN, or with
DfARRrtEt, CH0H.ERA SfDaNts or UYsESfTRr, or
with PuRN3. SCALES or H.uI5Ss, Or with STHAIS-.
CRAMPS or srASNrs Tns appAcaiion OF RAnTAfS
READY RELIEF mi you Of tho worst OF these Com
plants 10 u few hours. .''Hh
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12

M,tsys. Rsdcav a o.: ,a.Hgel
tigNiLIsSs-I have been sufferer from Acute Chronic
rheumatism for the last twenty years OF my lle; my
suGermgs durng that period neither tongue nor pm c,a
express have spent little fortune On Doctors bills,
wihnutdeiyns any Substantial benefit. Recently Dad
one Of my frequent periodical stacks. was very vi
for week. aud hi not slept M hour at any ono time.
Spanish friend, to whom related my nerugs, told
mo he had reRcdy which would give me relief, and
be kindly presented me with a bo,tis Of " RADxAy'3
READY RiIItY." Although skeptival OF deriving any
advantage from ia Ec, that night applied ii Freely
on going TO bed, aud, " my great amazcmcnt hlt re-
heyed and slept ssundly. The next night again applied
the READY RlIi5 and awoke the morning free from
pain having only used about hs'f the bottle.
Heartily do return vou my humble ackns~ledg-
ments for your Invaluable medicine, which may we'll hs
ca led Z" a blessing u man" ~,
Thanking you from my soul for your wonderful remedy,
| have the honor to subscribe myself
Yours, respectfully,
aU ut 4tf w. SIDNEY MYiR3,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
uuta sbvsa ta t5aeys ssGaeaS va
Hardware, . i'g h. \
Edged = Tools, n.
GLASS; Putty,
''''... Nails, Iron,

and every description Of GOODS found in a
First class Hardware Establishment, mag be
found in cur Store. 90
Thankful for past favors, we will continue TO
merit tbe,confdence Of the Public. by our at
tempt to please. BERRY BROTHERS,.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 16, '63-ly 4, S~e,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
lS'S EN- nI MH,
PROVISION AND GROCERY STORE.
ll'9OMMIS DAWGK

The subscriber having permanently located
himself in Upper SandGsky, would take this
method of informing the citizens of the village
and vicinity that he has just received his
STRING STOCK OF GOODS
consisting Of. in p,rt--sugar, Tea Coffee Mo
asses, Pepper, Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, DC.
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
Special attention paid to this department and
will keep constantly on hand. Oranges, Lem
ous Rasips. Almonds, res Nuts, Rugli.h Wal:
nuts, Figs, and everything that the taste may
crave in this~ey.
FISH and BACON -.+..u.
White Fish, Cod Fish, Macherel, Dried Her
ring, Sugar and County Jurei hams, sbould'
ers and side meat, Died Beef, Lard, Eggs,
Butter, &c.
TtNWARE
| have just received large assortment of supe
rior TmwRre. Consisting in part of Buckets
Pans, Basins. Cups, Lamps, measures, etc,
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT
| | have a large assortment of Coal ell Lamps
Al have oad win continue to furnish the pco'
pie with pure article of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties
CROCKERY and STONEWARE!
of all descriptions. You canaot come amiss BY
calling on NE if you want something fashiona.
Bile inthis line MN ,t N
g s% 3 sPECTACLES.
Iwould al'o say that | am prepared to grind
down and set gla ses adopted to all conditions
\ r u, ..l IL ~ =.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
WsALThFOR TIE POOR,

Sss,Ssp EAtTH IA ile working MANS eapits Ths poor
)A Ir dnaa esn i'll AFFORD to hAr tha burdons OF -ick
WIN ness or tAy doctor's bills. 0iETWsNTYF FIVE
1850 CENT R|lTIXe* RADwAf'S READY RELIEF
will sick sare him quick and vis5ie MIN to resume his
lsbors uh~ lsu N tt~e,nd, II used when pain is r%
o,pyriwret will ssp "a uapslEdely keep this Remedy
always in the house and ii when you feel pain you
will not losa one DAY In yor BY slexness
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
@NN@Ss,M'N,NS,s,,
s:QllRNS .QsA WARE 4.
50 AssRd ssdG ,sya.ai IS 4saayf sssssf n
EJROOts & Shoes,
igsaFg@2 &a& saHs,
Hardware.

sEAA.s sAssg .h k.ay8 t st4 pAN .l
We have combined the Hardware Establish
ment, heretofore conducted,by T. 3. BEERY
e. BROTHER, into one Firm, and hereafter the
Hardware Business will be carried on in the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12

"That ose half of the wsll eA@ NOT inaQne
how lie etAsr kaH k@<," is no lvss true han
t1.s; and Vie lessen Ne Aaaee hkdWAs, osr sx-
pcrisncs ard cbsavatieA daily tends 10 verify
ThsA. too. wheH We cossi4sr the ever vsryiug
pbasts si hsnsa pssser asd tbs di+eortlss,i
elsasnts fson which I'll newell AID isns<icsl
scots are moulded il car scsrc4Ay Seem suF-
pr-ing thst faithfal record If sctssl sv&nts
ssonld exee<d ia sngnlsrly the widest drssm
Of to"meoA: " that crimes, both strssse sud
snsAsussl, should be pAparst4d IN far off
country on tSe oatskists sd criiinstion, which
people in sHethst state n society weaM never
isnsgine poseitle. Knowing a. Do ka0w, the
evils and horrors ssd aso~insAoSs Of tAe Msr.
ssca svsteM, the aexrsdstioA it inlpOses on fs-
nsles, aud The coteeS Ssent vices which extend
thiosgh all the ra9i6cstios$ II the society, q
sense of dsty ~ the world h>s iuduced aae 10
prspare the following Hsfstive for the public
sls. The rotSsntie Incidents eeasected With
my experience, many nay think borderisg on
the marvellous. To ,Sem would s.y tAst this
usrr.t''e of ny h.e aiiy proves ~hst h.s so
citen been proved before that. truth is St~n-
ger than Fiction."
Authors Preface.
The bc,,k cpats,as 40 pages with snsra.
wings. IL ssstly bound iu cloth, And will he sent
to any ads,s.s. post paid es pee.Pt VI pr,ce
~ ,25. A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12

Guard sxAipst sickue,s On tn orst Indication Of
vqis or unesskess, Il IN tho STOMACH or BOWELS,
uks a tesspooatui n the READY RELIEF in vino
glass " wtt,r. II in tile lLNBS, JOINTS, HEAD,
III DAT, CHsSf. HAiK, or ohr ports Of ne bots,
apply the tLiEr nxrxsSALIy--tp feo rainut,s al
pain asL dtsv, fort vii ceass. Tais simple application
may break up t,rniiasic d,sA-e 1t Is much etsisr
10 prevent disease than " cure ID. tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-12
RApWAY'S READY RELIEF

cS-~S ssfsr u stmi1kter, saf WiP stop pain 9nictsy
fiI hln all pr-tatau'ns of Omum, Morphine Vera
NJ Llnr, IIyo.tSinAs, ArUca, valerian, Chloroform
sSss Ether, under Whatever uarno distinguished; !;
either LtriNr~, Pa,. Kili~s ~ sohir9 Lsbaa, which
ms ely ssYss tAe f-sisy Of pain by benumblng shs
pr oel tive cutie. and Riding che neress The surgeon
pnnisters Ch oroforn, opA, 80 to render nsrn hls
the hrves Of fpervepd,n--hADRAYJ READY RELIEF
stop, the most lu, and secure. the patient
The hli possession Of Ms This the only remedy
h s,usrNl thlt viii stop pam, quick that il free
from Opium, Morlh NJ, sumo other k1ndred drug,
hnuful u tAh feuS nj health
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-15

ROCKET BOOKS-AND RURsBsss1
A EINE gtock of Turkey Morucc0s FORT MON.
"a NAIBSS Currency Holders, Ae-, warranted the
bost IN the MARKET fOr sale by
4ruEIz5 .aTf : TOB. 9FfAVR8. 4 Co .'.4e
uar1S-H No % AOuEos street,
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posed Kn0wnothingism and voted for
| rBreekinridge in 1850. AoHe was ALWAYS
strongly pro slavery, lill convinced that
the Predominance of slavery aud the stabil-
ity OF the Government are Incompatible
He would favor indemnity to loyal slave
owners insWest Virginia for any real loss
they may sustain by emaucipation, but
thinks the increase in the value. of lands
&C., will cover all losses. Mr.. Ballard is
fenphstically the friend and advocate OF
the Union aud of the new State, and is es-
sentially anti-slavery, especially 80 far as
that question relates to West Virginia. II
would be very strange, if after his two
years experience with rebels fighting TO en-
large the dominion of slavery, he was any
thing else. oi ,s4it E,iW 5iyar
Personally, Mr.. Ballard is rather good
looking, with fine regular features, of a
Scottish type; about six feet in stature and
of symmetrical figure; ofwhat hysiolOgists
call sauguine temperament; complexion
fresh and ruddy; eyes bright blue, and in-
telligent; hair inclined to reddish and whis-
kers and moustache pretty decidedly So;
hair so much thinneds on the top of his
head that it utterly fails to hide a, fine
development. Has been ra
ther a silent member so far, which may be
owing to his being comparative stranger
to most Of the members. IL Is evident, how
ever, that he is not silent, as some one was
noisy, ''for want of thought" In manner
he is to strangers somewhat reserved, but
upon better acquaintance is frank and cor
dial aud talks readily aud well. "a, fIt
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A37SPEOIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
early Advertising on reasonable terms aeeor-
made. -sI. i, .-..-r..r l.lf4 :rr.r-.r -
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in adpaRce arIIa,usus ug n
Business Cards not exceedingye linea SO year,
or 50 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than q square. ..si l""i
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Adyertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
ofauion sales and real estate, sent by them uSt
be paid for at the usual rates. f la ls.lu ya yr
tisements net accompanied with wr tteh
accordingly. ICt 10
Notices for Political Meetings to be ohargedi in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Notcesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nouv11-'b9
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Daily gatelIigenrFt.
= TERms OF ADVERTISING.

TWHVlsoup LrNEs or NoNPARRn, (oR ONE MOE, ,)OR
LIss, MAXI 5QUAR1
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Important to Cash Buyers.
JOHN RoEMER,

NOS. al - 33.nAIN STREET.
60 1st.uods .gsigidCentre Wheeling.
HAsJUsr RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT
hoEsmbiQusS' DelaineS' ash. BsrSges. a'i'"
Black silks, silk saeques, Berege Sacques.
Also, ChIldrens', Missesa and Ladies' Hats trim
New styie Paris Trimmings, White GoOda, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts, &c. -it'. - p. 20. - rr..t1y
Also, a gOod assortinent Of Carpets and Floor OH
Cloths At greatly reduced prices. F-...-i- -lI-a
~ Excellent al Wool Carpet for 81 per yard
Good 2-Ply cotton chain for 90 cents per yard, to-
to msntion. .-..r r-a#1g All -..r o..
All CASH buyers are respectfully invited TO call
at Nos 81 and 80 Main street, Centre Whesling.
juno JOHN R0EdER- =
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H0! FOR THE SUMNER RESORTS.
The ONO Whlte snIphuIr!8 8springs

WILL be formally opened on the nth Of June
w the anniversary OCCASION Of the meeting OF the
Ohio Medical Society. ff -.f
These SPRINGS, 30 national in reputation, and
popular in favor, situated IN DslaBare county,
Qhio IS miles from the oaPitaland i've from the line
OF two railroads. --r ..s.-
They win be under the exclusive control Of the
Proprietor, ANDY WILSON, Esq. They Willbe con-
Quoted With special reference % . PlaeeOf
relaxation ane healthy improvement. They excel In
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERICA.
reference 70 A. WILSON, Proprietor. Post-oface
address, Levi Oshter, Delaware county, Ohio.
nH2I SMa - =
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TtHEPEAcEFoBGfcH CHAP PWALLPXPRKAlGD
IL BoRDER8L-Just FscslFsdS AariothsrH stoek q
cheap Wall PePsrss Pine 6lassdfWan Papers Z 2se
per bolt Common 10 70 Is ets per bolt rscirsl
Tor sAIS by Jos. GRAVES Z 90.
tuls No. % Mouros -
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
City IntelllGemee.

scuarsrxAs DrSsm yon rHx sorprxss-rhe managers OF
the New York State Soldiers depot, No. 50 Howard
street, havc generously dcscrnined to give Christmas
dinner TO all soldiers who may be In the city tomorrow
on duty or furiough. Any among our ci,isens who
msy desire buie something towards the object
can do no by forwarding donations 10 any Of the follow
ing named pcrsous:-Coi Neville. at the depot John A.
iepben. Chamber Of Commerce; Mrs. Jacob Leroy. Mrs.
Horace Webster Mrs. Henry Chancey, Mrs. u. Char
Mrs John keyssr. Mrs James williamson, Mrs. Richard
Hunt, Mrs. George Davis, Secretary, No. "A East
seventeenth street. Nss Hone "a wset Nineteenth strss
Nov York; and 70 Mrs.. GcorgsF Power, No 80 Clinton
street, Brooklyn, George " Power, Esq 1o4 Beaver
street, New York, for Brookiyn.
CausrnAs Guns Sos scscoL CmrDsrs.--On Tuesday
evening last very pleasant snsrtainmeus took place at
ward school No. 2 Greenwich street. for the purpose
Of raising funds wnsrevith 70 purchass collection OF
books Christmas gfts for deserving and attentive
pupis Tho large school room vas crowded with an IN.
egcut audience composed of the parents and friends Of
the pupis. The entertainment was OF musical and IN
teecsuai character. Mr. Hugh Duy. the Vice Principal
the school, delivered very intessins lecture on the
life and times o Richard Briuslsy Sheridan, which was
listened 10 with great attention By TIE audsecs and IRE
quentiy sppaudsd We are nformsd that quito hand
sssas Sssa IA pssa lssizca u ;as niss.aisusai
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

gained their object of General Scho6eld's re-
moval, the conservatives have gained some
thing in the appointment not only of tried
and trusty soldier in Schofeld's place, but an
honest man, whose hands are clean Of any con-
tact with this miserable Missouri muddle.
General Rosecrans, we believe, is the man who
will leave the politicians concerned to settle
their paltry squabbles among themselves, while
he attends to the legitimate military business
of his department.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

Movements OF standwaite. Adsir and
Quantrell, &c.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. q, 1883.
A despatch from Fort Smith, dated to-day, Says
The rebo force which crossed the Arkansas river going
northwsrd under Standwats. Adair aud Quantrsli
Captain speIlman with Indiana troops encountered
them Barren Fork Cherokee county fought them for
four hours ard routed them, with rebel loss Of about
seventy. They ned In oil directions Thsy will doubtless
reorgauire It suspected that their design to ooncen
trate the Kansas border. All Ia quiet In front.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

The Bombardment OF Charleston.
CHARLESTON Dec 49, lSe3.
All quiet. General Beauregard inspected Fort Sumter
last night heavy northeast blow Is prevailing.
CHARLESTON, d c. IT. 1883.
Four shells thrown into the city las, night. Our
batteries opened heavily and silenced the enemy
CpAeLxsr,S De- I8, 1858.
Ten ehells were fred at the city this morning. Our
batteries have kert mp steady nre the enemy wes
engaged obsructng the approaches to their sss
teries Morris Island.
There some firing stono to-day. Twenty nine
vessels including the Ironsides and Monitors.
inside the bar. and the usual number In stono.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 20, 1883.
The enemy opened Ore the city between twelve and
one O'Clock and threw f,,een Shells This afterneoa
twenty more we're fred. No damage done to build.
ings. No one was injured. Our batteries replied
CHARLnsroE, Dec. 81. 1853.
There little change in the condition Of affairs But
few shots have been exchanged between the eaemy's
batteries and ours. The enemy continues to work o.
Gregg Wagner extending the flank Of the former ssd
soddng the latter No important movement OF tho nsss
has been made calcium light has been displayed TIVE
nights, rejecting on the city.
Con. Jos. 4. Johnston I'm Command sf
the Tennessee Army.
DALrox Ga, Dec. IS, 1855
Con- Joseph r. Johnston Is appointed To the commanA
Of the Tennessee army He expected early nsEt
week.
Con Hndman has arrived and taken command OF his
old division.
Operations In East Tonnessec.
TIE FIGHT AT BEAMS srAriON-THB REBEL Loss
EIGHT HUNDRED.
BRKEoL. Dec TO- 1858.
skiFish took place last Moudsy at Beams Station.
Tho eoey after stubborn Resistance resreatsd to~arl
NJ IA. a.
and some prisoners. Our loss In killed and wounded
eight hundred General Oracle wounded. Two haa-
drsd and twenty nve prisoners have arrived
DALI N, Ga, Dec. Il 10es.
General Shermans corps has fallen hack from RnoR-
Vile, and passed through Cleveland yesterday.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
The Report About General UIInanr Un-
true.

bcSfVS, DcC' %, 1000
The despatch Of yesterday conveying intelligence Of
the capture Of General Umsnn aud portion Of his bril-
gade Port Hudson The letter which
the report based rather blind. but really
veyed the statement that officer OF his brigade who
was captured and reported murdered was . prisoner at
Richmond Al the latest dates General Ullmann per.
forming his duty with the Union army.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

PROFESSIONAL AMENITIES. Nailed to the
counter, like bogus coin, by our conclusive
rcfutation Of his misstascment that the HxRALD's
Presidential candidates were never elected,
poor Greeley now comes out with whine
about professional amenities" and protests
against editorial discourtesies." He gave q
very striking illustration Of his theory upon
this matter, somc time ago, by remarkins to
Bryant, of the Evening Post, "You lie, you VII
lslp."' Tsysgm sst
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

CoNTRABAND NEws---WELLEs VERSUS STAN.
ToS.-On board the blockade runner Ceres, re-
Gently captured off Wilmington, some interesting
rebel correspondence was found, which, being
forwarded to Secretary Welles, he delivered
over to the newspapers for publication. After
the arrival of.this correspondence in New York,
however, we were advised that the Secretary
of War had forbidden the publication thereof
Secretary Stanton had discovered in these rebel
letters another mares nest, although Secretary
Vellss had declared that be could not see 1t.
Some of our contemporaries, ready for say
excuse for q bit Of news, jumped at the
authority from Secretary Welles, regardless
Of the demurrer Of Secretary Stanton, and
published the correspondence. We could
not, It is true, imagine what possible
benefit the rebels might derive from these
aforesaid rebel letters; but Secretary Stanton's
opinion was accepted as conclusive upon the
subject. We have now TO submit TO President
Lincoln that hereafter In such cases a. this, he
shall decide the question himself whom such
learned doctors - welles and Stanton
disagree.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

GENERAL RosEcRAxs IN Active SERVICE
AoAR.--n Is at length positively stated that
General Rosecrans has been appointed TO the
command Of the Military Department Of Mis-
souri,, In the place Of General Schodsld. II the
Missouri Skp,iijop 1adicala have nua & iast
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Sailing OF the Canad . .

Bosros. Dec. 20. 1888.
The steamship Canada sailed this forenoon. She had
thirty passengers for Liverpool and twenty Tor
Halifax, and Sl3o, 900 10 specie.