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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

EDiroR. JsSSrssosiAs. Please publish
the following contributions 10 the "Contrs.
bsnd's Relief Commission" collected snt
forwarded by Sarah A. strother.
CASH DoNATions.
G. A. Cron,nger slo; A. Bushon go
VIM. Taylor eI0; X. L. strother $500; d
Stansbury SO cts, II. Porch, e6 ots.; Bake,
10 cts; J. T. Adams s I 90; II. P, Gage 81
y. S. Balleniine 81 90, WIN. Anderson Ell
J. B. Dunn so cts; Mrs. Anderson $50 cts
s. A. Strother is cts.
A box Of clothing was donated by the fol
lowing ladies';
Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
Baldwin, Miss. E. Merriam. Mrs. Porch, Mrs.
o. Neal. Miss Wright. Mrs Stansbury. Mrs.
W alker, Mrs. Croninger. Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. strother, Mrs. Maiey. Miss S. J. Merri-
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GuN LosT.--At the time Of the Cincin.
natl panic, | sent rifle for the use OF the
Squirrel Hunters; Said rifle was a good
plein stocked gun, no patch box. brass butt
piece and guard, double triggers. bore
about 200 TO the pound. Whoever knows
Of its whereabouts. will confer a favor by
leaving word at this Office.
s. r. Dt1TIN
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Col, ,NginLiNo, Of the intrepid Twenty :
onestets' t2lSt Ohio,} also returned on fur
Tough Cot. N. is toast IN the splendid
sth division tNegleys,) for his herosm in
oattIe. In the heat Of conflict, Neiblng
mounted prominent rock in tue & Id. and
shouted 10 his brave fellows: "rwenty.
omes'eis now give 'em HI by tie acrr!'
Ihey did.-lCincinnati Commercial.
Indeed they did. The 2lsters showed
themselves true men - aud where they
struck the piles OF Secesh dead bore testi.
mony 10 the force of their blows.
The Coloneps exclamation though no,
very elegant, had much force in il. HIS
men obeyed the order literally. Good for
Ne'bling and good for the 2lsters.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

AucTrosEER.-See the advertisement Of
B. F. Jones, Auctioneer. Ben. is good
crier, and has always given satisfaction. -
or course, now that he has paid Uncle Sam
$50 for the privilege, he will always do his
best. Parties in his part OF the county
needing an Auetioneer, will take notice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

POsrAGE AND Box Rssr. Very tespect
fully would call the attention OF the peo .
pie to the fact that Postage and BOX Rem,
for 1868, Is now due. | am Obliged TO be
strict In enforcing the advance pay system,
and hope every one ~i.i notice this hint
Please attend TO this as soon ss possible.
J. B. ROTHCHILD, Pm.
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OR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Tho combination cf Ingredients in these
Pills Is the result of n long and extensive prac
aice. They are mild In their operation, and
Hertain IN correcting nj Irregularities, Painful
Menstrnations, - removing all obstructions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain In the side. palpi;ation OF the kcart
whites, all nervous affections. h hJsierics, ia
tigue. pain in tho back and limbs &C.. disturb
cd sleep, which arise from Interruption OF M
ture.
DIR. CHEEEsMAN's Pf Us
was the commenceme. of guew IRA in the
treatment OF those irr5' 'n'arti,. n | obstruct
tions which have consgE-I so .IJ 10 a PRE-.
NATIVE GRAVE. No iemaie oygcan enOoj d
health uuiess she Is Iular, and whene vera
obstruction takes placlth bee, the general he a
gins TO decline.
DIR. CHEEESMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiiectual remedy over known foi
all complaints peculiar to ieiuales. To MI
classes they are iuvaluable, inducing, ruth ce,
sainty, periodical regularity. They are known
To thousands throughout the country, having
the sanction of some Oi the mosl eminent PLY.
sicians In America. Explicit directions, sta.
ting wheu they should not he used, with cacl.
brx-,he Price 81 per box, Containing from ST
TO 30 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly. by remitting Ia
tk Proprietor. Old by druggists generally,
II. Is. HUTCHING. PaopRIEros,
~ Cedar street, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

FoR cases OF emergency, keep always Q
bottle OF Hollands Balsamic Cordial in
'he house. II may save the life of some
one dear to you. Read the advertisement, n,
n antheTo columa.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

AN opportunity which seldom occurs, is
now afforded iLose desiring good Watch
at low fguIe. Read the advertisement oI
the "Msgic 4 ime Observer OF which ;h,
Hubbard Bros, OF New York. are the sole
importers. The Magic" is receiving The
m 1st nattering concentrations of the Press
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

Died in Findiay. on the 10th inst .Frant
Edmund, infant son Of e. r. and S. p
Rooms, oeed two months and twen,y.fy,
days.
Death may The bands OF life unloose,
but can't dissolve our love"
DEArH.--January 3ls,, Mrs Hannah Or.
wig in Amanda township, of typhoid fever,
aged 46 wears
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

As a restorative after a severe attack o
fever, there is nothing better than Hoo
lands German Btters. Read the Al yer
tisement in another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

Observation-Disclosures Diphtheri ure
hss cured twenty sluDbOra csses Of this dis.
ease IN this vioinity.l Sold BY Israel Green
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

P.RoLLED PsisosERs.-Provost Marshal
Car, can furnish transportation. to such pa.
rolled prisoners, as may have been exchang.
ed.
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PRODUCE MARKETS, BUSINESS &c.-Up 1,
Thursday the roads were frozen so as {,
bear wagons, and though rough, the goin,
was passable. Last Friday and Sa,urda,
the town was crowded--evefy street bein,
full. The merchants and mechanics, wer,
Kept as busy as bees, till long after The usu.
al business hours. Not less than sI2 ,On(
worth OF goods. OF all kinds, were sold in
two days Monday. Tuesday and Wednes,
days trade continued brisk, and only slack.
ed up on Thursday, because Of the incl.m
cy ofthe weather.
Wheai--Has made another advance. Il
is in demand at | 90 d 25
Corn Advanced to so d cents, Consid.
erable coming in.
Rye--Advanced TO GO cents.
Butt-r--Heavy rec-ipis al is cents.
Ergs--l0 cents.
Lard--7 cents.
Oats-Remains al IS cents.
Tnllow- Declined TO s ceuts.
Bees Wax--3l cents
Timothy seed-Adv dvanced to 70 10 9 10
Cloverseed-A Advanced TO IS So and 6 UC
White Beans-Sl5O.
Dried Peaches--S so.
Dried App.es-l 90.
Peils-50 TO VI Is.
Hides--6 l'2 cents green, IL TO 10 dry.
Hogs-Dressed. declined to 25 to 4 rs.
Rags cents for cotton, 9 cents woolen
Poiaioes--Scarce at IS cents.
Poultry-Chickens cents per pound.--
Turkeys s cents.
Furs-Coon 90 To sl,75. Mink-Si sc
to $500, Red Fox IS to l,25, GREY Fox, 25
to 81, MnskIat, 5 to 10, Opnossnm s 70 10.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

DEATHS or WoUNDsD Men IN CoAPAsr r.
2sr hE0Inrsr.--Captain Albsn, in q letter
to Lieutenant Monroe. announces tho death
ot the followin men Of his company. who
were wounded at MurlreeSboro:
John G. Slater, John Shelby, James H
Mays.
i They we're all good and true men.
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Administrators lsot.ce.

NOTICE is hereby given th ~ the under.
~ s'Rlod hts been ip,oi.t1d, and duly qLal.
lhed administrators III the est ,ie of rI,In.
as Hanna, late al iiancoGk County, OHIO, dc.
ceased. Jan. 80 Nm HANNA
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
AUCTIONEER!

d u. JONES. would rnspectCnIly inform
-. the citizens of Har cock G ,untv. that he
has taken out License s Auctioneer, and
Twill attend 10 sales nf all kinds. Long expe :.
Irlencc IN the business enables him To promise
entire stiiaction.
Post Office address. Find'ay or yanlue.
! REFERS TO
w. c. Cox. Findlav, John Westcnit Vanlue.
G. Cook. Mt Bla chard, Jacob Burket, Union
township.
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Married on the 9Th OF FEBRUARY, by the
Rev R. Edmund, Mr.. Henry Bryan, and
Miss Elizabeth Bsr-, all Of n sncock coun,y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

MsnNirp.- Married on the 5th Of Februa.
ry. 1868, by Rev. d. Cray, at the house ol
Mr.. Eckert. in Marion township. Hancock
county, Ohio, John Y. Gates to Sarah J.
EcLert IL
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Pills and Blood Purifier.

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L.nE un . A ryIx,o
~. ANN<oxASxA - = F..
Non m lin N x,sau Dnu,adsnc,,t. &.
| CtNuUkuNt 2NW hCuCulCS.
When I'm. Ror,cK. the celebrated swedish
B6ud pills in the United Sta stos. Ie set ,or,h I'm
plain language their curatjys prn,,erlies.-
! This whs wears pgn Thetask ~ frecon,me,ld.
| ing them has since been taken out of his hands.
Enlightened men, whose character Tor sould
Judgment and phjlosonhv. gives their ouinions
weight In the oommunity-.,men who obserye.
reflect. and make assurance douhly sure"
LeIore ibov deciJo 80 a,,a,,.a,hsars az
proving and up,ing the ,,se ot tbese worJorrp
Preparations. All who conhde i'm The wisdom
and honesty of this class. or who choose to I'm
vestigatc tor themselves, are now of on, mind
on this importani suhieci w" W ~"'
The evidence in tho nossoss,on arm poh.ct
which ia a, ali times accessible Ia ,ba nuhiic
establish the following
EAf"TS.
That the MOOD PTtHIEJER and BIOOy,
PILLS have been nroved lac ,,univsis tn
suNTAtN Nh uIySEw.V."
Tim, thev c,,r. ,ho o,,. -, ',,.,n,.,,i -
,.yv.,,s,,S.. '' N"'"P'"'"'
.,,t Dyi 49,.
s Wn "'n,"g cotdm'y anu 10 very shor'
.m,e M 'nat H'o, a' ",ner med'cihes nave
P'"'eu useiess, ,ney reueve r.. si
EN CoMiLaiNT,
snd restore the hesitli ana strength VI thesuf
lerer; that SICK sEMALEs, gy.... ..
WHO nave hnsuished iOr years IN helpless
Woakhess anu despohdency, recuperate with
s.oai rapidly under their ,nvigorating oper
auon' that all HcNnal disabilities are removed
ny tho'r cVtdia' ana gently stimulating proper
uts: ,i,au lmcy reerhi
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been trilled with and
abused; that their diroct tendency Is Ia length.
on NE, Ahd render II enjoyable; that, operating
dliect'y upOn the pOisoh oj dfssdss iH the bioO,i
lhey CAUSE sOOS no HAZEL i'f
anu uls0harge IRON the system, every taiut ui
ScrOiula, whether hereditary Ut otLerwise;--
that lhar -.I
NECNCIT TIE DEBILITATED;
aud that there Is nn disease Of the stomach and
bowels, tho liver, the nervous system, the
SKIN, glands. or muscles,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
IMPORTANT TO EVEaYBODYl
RARE CHANCE 40 MAKE MONEY,


XTE invite tha attention Of every lady and
w gentleman to rev idea. Ne ia, com.
menced the ~ ,luitGiurs uf n DO lutliul tiud
L"cket thd exact imitation Oi II small.
GoiD WATCH. We tHir them Ia tho pub.
lic III FAVE DOLLNNs each, and viii put
one ~ our Generals ar leading officers v HI
may be named by the person bonding, az va
have ~ havd the portraits ni Hetrly all the
Ulcers IN tho army. - well Il, ~ st Of tho
reDs Grnorid,. Besides thus rare o:Ter We
will send with every hcket d, sirable Kilt OF
hne gold Jewelry and WATCHES, worth II, IN
ONE DOLLAR up t. ONE HUNDRED DOL
LAX }. We tr1 it.rIn.lle tutl this business
sii,l be con duGicd IN ilir and honorable
principles. and " II reiuni the money IN al
cases where person is dissatisfied.
4 F1dIR IND LJBERdL OFFER,
W. de- not ASK any one IL Bend us the IN -
ney ulI thoy know what gifl they VIII guL -
Any persoD can send us their nalne. and try
thelr ,uoK, and We will lnioi m tiuIn by retur.,
mai whal II they are eulitcd 10. and they
can hen 10 as they llU'tse shout sending r'r
II. II would be well iur any llly ar geniia-
man dcsiriR the agency iIr amy neishbu =
hUod 10 write Us Immediately, AS those VINO
apply first VIII have the tr chance at this
splehd'd enterprise. Agents wan send us
names 81 persUIis III ANY part Oi the COuntry,
Ia Try their luck, VIII rocriyo ten per cent. ~
all m"rey they uay sold Us. II Is impossible
L. give all Tue Iai touidrs IN an advertise.
ment. hut We VIII d" so by priya.e circulars
To those sending US their names. Tue Ickels
and gifts wll he sent by mall post paid. Mo.
hey sent By m al At our risk. Address
J. =. SENTLS ~ co.
ld9 Washi"gtm -iUsnus, 81. Louis. No.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hersby given, That there VIII
~ bsa petltiun ireseuted 10 the CumIuis,
s1.ers oi II uIcucS County, At t.eir Aarun
Sess"'l, Tor ID O| prayilg far the lnca
tluu ~ ouuaiy roAd; cumnionciug NJ tho
North 1st corner ~ sec,iu., lwenlJ awe, (!1,
~ township two, (2) Norln ranse Iwulys, (I4J
East, l"ashlhstuh tl..) tncncu West 10 the
u ,artcr se,i.Vn line, tlenUs oOulu an the Lao
bctwean u lrret tEer aud Sherniai Garry
Jakei aud J. II. Leonard, Robert Graham and
JalLos alL.ce ANA nvboIL Graham and ia.
cnb Frankhonser, until II intersec,s "a county
'ai running oa tno south Inc ut said suol liui,
tweh twJ, (2!) AnL tuo . terminate
MANY PEiiroNERS.
January 21 lS63.-Il INV
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A NEW ARTICLE.
QoC1oR RosAcks STOMACH R11Eas.

UUCIUR n0BACkS ST0MACH 6TTeRS.
new AMI delightful StOmachic aud Cordial
or giving tone 10 the stomach, and for ihc
prevention of bilious complaints incident Ia
he W0steri! country. Try II.
As a morning drink, to assist dixie stion A
eheve Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try
In iarUr II Is superior to all other Bite,
IL. s. y'
The formula Of these Bitters, now usG,, ,Le
ole property OF DR.. Robacs, originated will
ne oi the oldest and most eminent Medical
raStiioEers of the West, and IL Is directly
redicated upon the wants of Western people.
These Bittcrs derive their stimulus from the
'oweriul tome nature Of the roots and herb.
4 which they are cUmpused, and ~ they ara.
~ aHaying unnatural cravings OF he stoinucL
llrectly prumotive Ui ...
TEMPERANCE,
ne present proprietor believes that in max ing
hem widely known the pubic welfare Ia sub.
orVCd. ~
II Will soon be fer sale by all of DIR. Robnck's
numerous Agents, and at llutels, &c,. The
country over. In the meantime, orders w,lI Le
llltd direct from Cincinnati IN any quantity.
,ld i't the lowest rates. IL IL put up IN Quar-
3olilcs, ami securely packed IN one duzeI,
cases. liali'doZcn sample eases will, however
ne packed and sent IL any address. II desired
Retail Price, ~ per bottle, or SIX for So.
Principal uilico and salesroum, M. @ E,st
Fourth street, third building from MAN street.
Cincinnati, OHIO. Laboratory, No. 3. liam.
nond street. '"
For sale in Hancock by
March lJ. IS,il fly
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Jewellers should read J. A. Salisbury S
advertisen- Mt IN another column.
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Price 25 cents per Box

Sold in Findlay 1T all the Drug stores.
by j. u. Award aud u. Barney, Macomb
l. a. Baldwin, Nj. Blanchard.
Auri a. lSG1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
Frn1n Charleston.

NRW YORK, November l6.-The Balti:
more American correspondent Of the ITIh
from charleston haFbOF says the monitors
Msntank and Passaie had arrived from
Port Royal folly repaired. The gunbOat
Nipsica had arrived.
The bOmbaTdment Of Saintsr goes on
without any unusual incidents.
The rebel ERE was not serious. The
monitor PatnpseO recently threw Eve shells
Ihf0 battery Bee, compelling the rebels 20
desert their guns for n time
Gen. Gilmore recently threw three ordi-
nary shells into the eedtFs Of Charleston
70 Try The range Of his guns.
The correspondent prtsumes however,
that OharIeston will not be shelIed till the
monitors are in position when its sarren-
der can be demapded aeeOFdlpg 70 all
forms aud usages OF var. f
The rebels have ~ least I, 700 negroes
working 10 the battsriss0n SUlivans' and
James Islands. but many of them will be
found useless when The great trial eomes.
The correspondent concludes that the
prospect of early aud successful results
we're never more promising than NOW, aAd
iudistipStiS refers 10 N SPesipent recent
y made 90 tall OF success that the rebel
distinctions NO longer are TO he feared,
stating his firm conviction thai We viii
have ChaFlsstOn or lie E9ins between now
and ghfistniRR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
Last Nights Report
Fromfthe Southwest.

CAIRo, November 1.-THE Memphis
Bulletin Of the 12th inst gives an account
of The opetations Of the Mfssissippf Ma
rine brigade, which Is Ut ptese6t under
command Of Col. Garry, 3 sszs
Three rebel mails were eaP4ured feeeat-
The 6Fst was exclusively fsom- Texas
bound 10 RichmOpd1 cOniuinpda YaiEabte
tut0emaCll "a. The last Was from Richmond
aud Contained .veFy intPortdat documents
aud letters; one Of the iattee Was from
JeR. Davis N EePly q eertaip parishes,
and eXpedtency OF employing bands to de-
slroy steamboats,. Hsassya hs5sees no
objection 70 the plan, and se0ustrnes an'
aet o. the rebel Gongfess %. hathoFize the
formation Of banda Tor SUCH purpDsps.
The brigade has been quite active lately
keeping t9sqenepy q q sPsslaeleieis
A party Is now In pursuit OF Mo1tgom1
esy's gueFfillas, who recently burnt the
steamer Allen Collier, with Q good pros
peet of sueePsS. -
Curry captured nearly million apd
half Of Comic efate mOpey, and ffty pris-
0ners during the past moab, 1gs " -
The brigade pay Their own way ellts
its own wood ,and fOFages on lhe e1emy. 2 |
GeneFdll john A. Ellet, who has been
North for some time past will soon re-
sumo command % the brigade, 6nd under
Circumstances which aagDr the best pos
sible results.
The steamer Glasgow. from Memphis
the 18th, brings the fearful Intelligence
of the burning Of the steamer SunnyI
Side, yesterday. Opposite Island 70 2sl
miles below NV eMadrid. She had a large
passenger list and q heavy fIeight, which
with the boat was totally destroyed. The
boat took IRE from SPARKS from the china
aey many passengers were obliged % jump
overheard, several Of whom were dfoWn-
ed. The scene is described as the most
terrible. OF Is female passengers, only 4
escaped. OF 8 children, were lost
About 30 persons in al we've drowned or
burned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
e1arTYTrustee's Sale.

ny ytftue'ofa Deed Of Trust, executed by Isaiah
st9sKh6pbs Trustee OFF, OSWFight aud elllt1apeth
L.. Riggs, to the undersigned, on the eth day Of
Jann hfy 1868, aud duly recorded In the surveyors
once at the Port Of Wheehng, s8esVR IN folio y,
vol. 12S and 120, will the 18th Day Of NoyemReE
1865 al the front door of the Court House, IN Wheel
fnr W. Va, sell ne public anetion certain Stern
Eiieel eteaaibo8t call with her
appurtenAnces6 NOW lytrE ~ PAtkeF9b QrEsi IN Mood
county. ~ VA. ~ sfS * WI
proceeds us may be nete ssafy TO pay on . certain
fiofGI iiRl6 ~ lthe said EEliah Knapp trusteo as
ia iaSbr ofsJ. r. DIh6nb aeEeI, dated the
the 18th day OF JRnpaIy, 1868 and calling for $685.
aud DERRY the epen9oS af exaGnt ting This trust
fhe resfdus'of IL purchase money to Dc made pay
able IN two equal instnlElentss9 ak and twelve
month from the day sie, the puLehase gtHlng
iSfIifi,TssiJ SeeiiFftV A. II. HOLINESS,
= 1afI6.80t TFtt3tee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
RAhaI Na1fs.

INV York, November I4.-Bate rebel
papers are received @
The Riebm6dd Examiner, Of the I1th.
says their army vas quietly awaiting an
attack from Meade, Il was thought he
wOuld make q flank movement towards
FredericksbpFg.z u
The Examiner Of the 9th foreshadOWs
another retreat Of Bragg. ana speaks Of
dskgfeements ana discords IN the council
Of their Western army.
The Enquirer of the 10th says, Meade
has inflicted RteIrtble bluWzOn Lee, and In
Western Virginia the disaster to EchOls'
command shows the enemy active; and Rp-
prehenslons are felt for the safety Of the
railroad in North Carolina.
The enemy has landed o large force q
WintOn and threaten the southern line Of
railfOAd At Weldon. z
On the peninsula, the enemy are report.
edias having landed large npmbersa ut New.
port News.
The Richmond Examiner, after giving
statement Of the capture Of two of their
brigades, says Il is believed that Lee eN-
pected Meade 70 advance, bus was not pre-
pared for so early and vigorous an attack.
Il now appears that Meade can advance as
quickly rs he fetteRts-
The Enqnirer demands the dismissal
from their army of the brigEdiets who
cou5fiandedo the captured tbfigGdes, for
their disgracefnl negligence.
The Enquirer of the 10th says, there ts
NO material 6hange ut Charleston. The
Yankees keep up continuous Gre day and
night, but with little lossj and e0pbdePee
fs as strong in Charleston as ever.
A CharIesTOn correspondent Of the GeOF-4
gia papers says:
Should the Yankees Try the strength Of
our land forces, they would get the worst
thrashipg any army ever received. Every
day adds 20 our strength while Il lessons
thetss.
a rebel correspondent writes to the A.
lanta Intellfgencer from Missionary Ridge
that our extreme right now occupies Lou
don, which gives as command OF the Ten.
.nessee river at that point, bringing our
forces within % miles of Knoxville. 1ms
portant movements IRE expeeted In that
direction, The enemy evacuated the tortt-
fleatiOns at London aL our approach.
The Examiner states that 1--WE pieces OF
cannon are now planted in position, bear
ing Onithe prisoners at Belle Isle, and any
demonstration TO overp0Wer the guard VIII.
result in thinning out their number amaE.
ihgly.
Rebel papers have tie following Dies
patches: =
NGFEoica near Dublin, November Sour
cavalry yesterday captnred at RogersSille,
$50 prisoners, cannon, 2 stands'of colors,
go waeoas and ], 900 animals. Our loss
was 2 killed and wounded.
(Sigped) B. RAnsoM, MAJ. Gen.
RALRIGH, N. o., November s.-Weldou
advices state that ten Yankee gppboats ere
rived at Corrington on Friday, filed with
troops. II is thought another force from
Newbern Of I, 900 cavalry and Is pieces Of
artillery is designed for the same point
An adequate force has been sent to check
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The Plot for the Release ofthe Pris-
oners ON Johnson's Island.

NEW YoRK, November IA specialize
the World from Buffalo says:
Attorney Gen. Mcdonald brings intorma-
ton which shows the seriousness Of the
plot for the release Of prisoners, Sc,
Lord Lyons resolved informatiol Of the
scheme from citizens Of Baltimore two
months ago. Il appears q number Of cttt.
ia ssiouists were 70 lake passage on the
Chicago and ogdepsburg propellors, aud
seize then, then intercept the Detroit and
Buffalo steamer. then threaten Og deus
burg aud Buffalo. They were 70 be aided
BY emissaties IN Buffalo, who would me
the city In several places. ~
The canadian AIini have taken ample
measures of prevention.
There are l6, 900 secessionists iuCanada-
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From Nav 0rlaans..

NsW 0RLEAgs. November 6.[-We hsYe .
rsf6ft ff6m tue Teele eOsptfy that the adj
Vince ot Gen. WdshburnsA ! division WAS
dftaclled and driven in on the morning Of
the Sd inst. The rebels Wefe4 however,
soon checked and driven OF with \ loss
Of 100 killed and 200 prisoners. Our loss
is said 20 have been 40 killed
The army in the Feche country Is con
centratiug &C New IbeFia aud vicinity.
iG N6thing has heen heard from General
Banks naval expedition. It's destination
was probably Bro WnsVille, winch it Is sup.
posed will be an easy capture 10 cOnnec-
ton with the movements tOWaTds The cas-
tern border Of Tens -. :. .s-a ~ -