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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
TO STAN NJ ERE R S.

The undersigned would say TO all those afflicted
with Stsmmering that from my childhood l had
such an impeachment in my speech that ii was
with difficulty that could converse with my most
intimate friends, so as to be understood so much
that l avoided as possible asking or ans
wering questions. l have in my anxiety 20 be re-
leased from such an affection, spent much time
and money to find some one capable Of curing
me. but failed. then resolved to cure myself
and commenced an investigation of the principle
BY which people talk, together with the practice
Of certain rules applicable to the case and after
years of close application, study and labor rejoice
to find that in no cas- IS it necessary for person
to stammer or lisp, except they have organic
difficulty. nave adopted and practiced a theory
that proves this fact and shall be happy TO help
any that are thus afflicted. Application may be
made to me by letter. or otherwise. al Lower
Waterford, VI. JESSE BISHOP.
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BOSTON ADV IRTISENENTS.
From $. VI. PETTENGILL l. Go.
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Office 80 BroomfieId ST.. Boston
GUNS ! MuSgETS. RIFLES. AND PISTOLS I!

The subscribers Ole. ~ WI pleSlle retail lar X. M
extensive stock ~ MILITARY ARMS cpmprf>inc Breccu-
IUa. .E Rifles. all tn noted MAKES Sperce-s reea, M
seven sh 'ts II twelve seconds the Henry Repeater
hala'" hunting and target sizes. Sharp and others
Colts. SMITH Wt>sp u's ad all the prominent makes
revolving piSto Swords. sabr-. belts &c Mu~ktls
r:ed smooth bore fl any Quantities Also every va
rirtv Double and S-- Barrel FOwing Piece, AID all
articles pertaining /. them
WILLIAM READ SON, Is Fauu..l Hal 50. Boston
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

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ORDER of NOTICE u SETTLENEh d.
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- CALEDONIA D-SIR-CI, :.

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CHARLES DANA. GlvrS " .-Ir NiA--.s t-.--
4 lspEss AIN tE P-1.-. ~"
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T UMBER. -REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddeck's village; and having put in a
new Planer will do all kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
Of lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also.
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
st. Johnsbury MAY s. 4l-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
GEO. c. & GEO. W. CAHCON,

CLAIM 4 G I MIS-.
CoUNsEILoks AT LAW. SOLICITORS IN CHANCkKf.
Procure Pensions. Bou;ties and Back Pay
due deceased solniers.
LYNDON. TERNO,,T.
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We. the undersigned. have long been acquaint-
ed with Jesse Bishop Of Waterford. and have
known him 20 he inveterate stammeIeT. so
much 50 that il was with grea. difficulty tia, he
could make himself understood. and rs NAV ne
obse we'd he now talks fuently. and We can cheer
fully recommend him 20 those thus afflicted
Brigham Pike, Richard +. Roweil Ephra.m
c. Parks, OTIS u. Hale. Waterford: + Il Fair
banks. kphran Jewett. Geo. Q. Barney. Tar
rent StockweN, St Johnsburv. -6tJa
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I.ROR'S
COMPOUND o. PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.

fOR CUNSl MPTIUS. i. j. the only reliable -eInef7
know l. has. III Thousands OF in-.sHces restored =
ieu- that st med pat hope Of recovery cid In 'enf
o: Thousands his arrested tn" dsease IN liz primary
r.ase and reEored tie pc lent % robrs: health
PPOYCVITTS -I-s fleets IL his troublesome disease
sre ve-r !-d IL -ecessary 20 perrs in its lse for
a coI-i ieratlr .er, II OF TINE.
FEMALE DEBI' TTY-To sustain ara augment the
Wis! forces tc Il rich aDd pure blood 10 hu d
M The nervous .vt restore energy 10 The mind and
otv-ao,hins Ii he better adapted ,hsn this prepare
ton
In asthma, general d. y elna a;ion. coughs it is a
reliable reueGv NI'. b. Of the cases where il Il
srposed 70 fail. -iIupv i.e from the remedy being
tatdoned before s htLef 81 effect became obvious BE
careful snd get the GEM manufactured only by A
3 WILROR. Cheni-r. lGG Court ST.. Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-13
FIR The UNITED STATES.

We continue this morning our seiectlonh
from New York and Baltimore papers Of the
sth inst.
i despatch in tn american from g
Tan!5aa correspondent with thr -:Ia7 i.
front If fredericksburg. s!-tos ;a.: i IL Ft:F
generally ia!;rvci list large numi'cr: "f
Gen. Lees troops have bsau seT,L 10 reinforce
Gen. Brsgg.
Gen. Duryec hGs resigned his poa!t!on III
the Yankee army. lie s!rcG ne : reason the
"sssigning Of aD officer q: much ~in!ceio7
grade to the Command 6 the division t.;
xhich I am entitled hy rirtue Of anl!itJ, 80
niority ard miIitsry ls~."
Secretary Stanton has rcFl:eG 20 2c7-"sc--
tstiToa Ca::az ard Tin:,'F rfiu:s: 10 :"i7rm:-
s:;or 81 ~*al;o7f:
""s t:ys ! tt!ter.m itc:a H"s"c-..: -
'~is!iecl', j. Hhiah 10 ia:i,i= :i.e oprra,ioa-Ea
sriccasaiml nr our aida i".mn Saturday,
Another, from Gen. Mitchell At Nashville 20
me, which Hprsk2 Of thing H. entirely favor.
able on ou- aide, Ar,t with cuni;ir,:t r~rr.Iic,
tloDe Of 0ir ontira :tic"asa arr The ,~ie6iEiG-
ton Ct i"3 sMe.n:. a%anIi.nr. !a!:. IL: Gp:'
7s:dT at Nashville, i:!- innrn,ng ~ v;h!ch ~
2sy6 the r.-H from hesdfus5lars .tia E:n:"-
ing IL decidedly cheering. 4 telegram :7am
! Grant says that the Teaei E~-7srscer Of
Grsaa5ascv tie Yankees SO IN !.-icaaarg.-
This ought - Sat's:y e resa"E"t!!. appetite"
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fTT 1.ZT FDlfT".

i: fi.= .p-itHE >: sE2 charges ut ~niTi7iai .cis,
co5GH:t ,usda ~s.ain5; Tie ;,:rim::s.1T:Ta q
metropolitan Police. liaw FORK, :t"Ts7nj5
Seymour hez !25isd iha foi!o7ing o74!e::
SITE III Mr. TaEE, I<Fcc-i,s DEi'I.:;
HLSANY. ian. ), 1863.
II the matter D! the oaa:s:a q otticia: :r.i.-
conduct sgaips. Iho,ns, -. ACTIN. cre Ct the
U0nIn;ss!o,trIs If she ~o:t:lnpo!itan ruiice.-
The charges IN .his Cate were flied On :L: Is:
inst. snd !. citation ;:sle6 ealing ufo. tto
Commissioners :: a2spa. the SANG on tee Sd.
1T sHawoT 70 tbs citation tie Commissioners
claim that inc charge; sitoIii lie ae..i IL Tbs
District 4 tt0rnzy 81 Saw York, w!ia =h21id
sxEGiine T!tTI.ssts bcfG-a tie Court Il Com
mSE p!rss, and then certify t!.G eYidarce lIisrc
tsl:nn 10 the tinrsTfor. Tina claim is mol
W.. founded. The Gng-rnor lha H.. right
tc csll tbs accaiaL nsrtis" hrG2-. hnH, sni 20
ihvsaeiSat= the truth o. inc ~cGc1pialr.s :: i:;"ii
have been made AMI RAY ha filed. inc on
ioct Of the nearing IN thu I'd ~insia... VA. 10
rsceirc the srswer G.; the Ei!nialsainaar. arii
10 decide when and wheiu The charge; %Ei.ul,:i
ba investigated, Tic Commissioners :la;a.
the rlghl o. prG'esS !y ThiCE: :. iti,;.-ta IL
lnsiT behalf E'sy lie praeir9l. Ii j. rC1p5r
;hey should hive a. apgcrtcHiiy :" !]'"i"."
their testimony and III hHi6g heard in lteir
defence. For this thers should ho ailove'i
e;ople time. fin 2raTg9 ;"vniyinE thr righr
u persona "r prarartJ anaa:d hc a,Ict gE5i
without I fall and fair G-i-i. Thr r':hIic it,
: rest call: fer e Through Investigation .:
tis c~ca'irc; 6: lis Co-1 d::Ssion"-s III tbs Pc
loTmance Of their ad!i:G. / snail tE.:aFnr*
diiac! 81 early er:mirs::an imu til, irr;i: II
the campisiata H.. ~ IRIS niii:o. IL: c..a-
YaDirEco U: rsr:;ea ard e.Incsa:5 rcf;;;re laa:
;hia shp':id - made il tie city d New Icri,.
| shall 81 c:r!c d. Tor That pt::pGsc.
H.G.T:. S.":!JrE.
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.M?i:%Ear7,7 iN.,@. IL. =. Wait.

y correspondent 81 the Charleston "nan-
%-ieT.' writing t.0:n IiGGilc. c:7as tho follow
iag nc:ics q: Gen. Buckncr. and E!so ner-atca
g. hsris,:oa 2s;npt,Icept Paid ny Gen. g.. e
!;e:i. WIKI:
Con. Duchner il a military enthusiast. III:
na:ic.g everv incident sha. occurs end eTery
Indication inst "a maze il ne department. or
srn:a:aacn .; tia bTmhiest private which
rHsrsoieri.aS :i!nl q %soitjs-: md he treasures
i. up irT ITO i.nciit o: ln.si sGiiiaT, and the
aruly, III. consequence is, tha. i'e if the
idal 81 the arDsy. Will in conversation
With him l. Observed "lto@ ioez it come,
General, thar y,nIr enthusiasm. is &c eE2lu-
sively r~uiiitsry ~ Well: sir" said ne, " /
s-: 5.os naturally al ca:&u2iaat ut ali. hrt il
vas :ar seed :n7,u7;e. - SER: through TIE
i!aE:c&,, war uaHcc |ca. YIN. i. T. Walker.
G. ,;c"Iy;., rho ~Gs i5e3 a Captain, alid. s!-,
it ia &c nim a.. indebted :nr whatever o:
.~:aii!es.T entt;sis2n that / F~a5at.a." IL !. :
ra.1Gika!:ie fact tEai ! ncT2r LsTe r@t Tic: CT
Officer vi The OH army wbn did H1t seem 20
entertain iur Gen. Walker The m,st eEaltcd
fasllA a. e nsr, und fer his I.r5i,sai0nsi
g;,ainI.sn:a an.i eat .riLy the most P:n!niI''
~Ti@ii"I;
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RG1 EiIt,

-LaE.,c:e i Fell sc!d yesterday a per
lion ci the,r cargo nf imported goods
per schaarer -, fram Nassau. Tho
sslss wore rel attended. RID bidding apir;ted,
st the tipii"r-:ng i~rinra: English cccoa. 81 60
per ID; starch, 81 06i soap, Il IS In I 80;
coffee. e So; Liac:;ing, 70 so: matches:
Ill 90 n goo III: nutmebs 81 10; PRESCRIBED
! :aoats, 81 = PEI caa; rpprc1a., slG0: Turk
Tslnni .alt. Il 10 Gua Isr H.: Livurou! salt,
SIS " 4Gr. do; AdaIIuL'.a I~ab,l.e4, q 20;
t.ltr& '~sniEea. II % 10 | II, gr"unI pepper,
81 rs; whole do; 81 7ui grey blsnkr,s, IS 81
eAci;. h-asy white So; is ~ IT each; white
Wo:sh flannel, 50 20 per yard: black broad
cloth. Eli - l. 60: c~sssims,es, = to Q: Mary
aanrcl. X: 1aHrel shirts, s. 70 :; d~sIaincs;
e - i,ar yard; comtann prints, Il ~; ging-
haas, II 10 English long cloth, Il -: ging-
hams, II 50; towels, III to l3 per dozen
tooth brushes, :21 per dozen sewing silk,
$25 per ID; fsx thread: assorted. Eli per h.;
Plus, I'll q per pack cap and ie!tor paper,
2o0 to -; Goats 200 yards spool cotton,
= %: caster oil. $3.50 per dozen; shoe thread.
:l2 50 ger it; ngste buttons, $3.50 POI great
gross; pearl buttons, s225 ger gross: gnra
arabic. S. % Per H.; blue mass, = pc: b.;
mustard IL cans, $l2-Surnunch Republican
jan. :.
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have been as yet corppletod. Tia designs md
inscr1ntinns on tho flags are brought IL the

have been as yet corppletod. ifhe designs ai;d
inscriptions On tho flags are wrought III the
richest silk embroidery, showius1thr same IN
both sides, IN tbs centre Of the "lifcon
Flag" as ir the old cacs. sre TIE Harp and
I4Sun5urst. On the upper scroll is the i0scii2-
ten, "SSsh Regiment II. 7. u" on tae .oWor
arc the words 'Ir;sk Brigade GHiae eiga
IF the fsg, between TWO wTcaths OF laurel, srs
the Rsuies 6f The baitles in Which the Bill
gHie participated. iii the following order 4:
yorktown, Fair Oaks, Gaines Mill, Allen's
Farm, Savage's Station, White Oak bridge,
Glendale. Malvern IIilIs. Antietafn," &c, &c.
+. But on the nlorroW down went standards
and s,andsrd-hesrers. l!arrs. Snnhuzsts sud
| all, hcfu-e inc deadly storm cfLrs's artillery.
| Shsm;. upon these VINO nave shns prns.leuIcc
! tn. ssnbl.us Of their country s ancient glory
| hr making them .hc standards o. Al 'nVa-
ding end Numbering hG.de-tae harps AT"
Sr,h,-e.s which Irc.a1.i'G ncti"a: eN'ieH Sics
| ho-s n,c,:I,,, IL sh- vsn a: al ihc fh'7asrJ
| of Eiror.e. Grs ncw ;;an .7i tfat'f!s! ~ ''
isnopirIcrs s,, sice Of Yankee AtrHfnsEs.-
lst h,r. Msr,in, hngagoT. snG 81! a.::"s .!f"t
o,a ,.narcua %!ri;irmou lake naEisor' IN III"
s,rt-xhic, We Know !a IT. H 'ae;--siai ii's'e
re nor= Irish IN the army # tho ;22h'tesE>
| ats States 9" proportion 10 2c1"!STc1: man
| i, thai ct Lirccic': IL Il iEiT. i':ag tis'"e M
r,esn basuers, pcr "54ahr!s;a." no1 saor.
| Fcr!eseyf cor iRensr5er Lf~e1'c!s: thSy
so content to SIGHT ein2iy MS :irs'a:H79' c.
&c ceo-<;,,: so- t6e Independence OF tha
s...ss S.S;:h ngre adopted and gwen them q
noc.s. they are even indignant .S't me
.e-,cr;es CT Sns;. n"3 ccnc::y arnI!c De
:7yo1;ad and ..cr anc;cnt c1nhittn7 degraded
BIZ association 9th 81 css= All s>nl ~ IN
yss;on; and vhc:i tnej mes: his 6re*n siaS
"a battle, :. &c TO :hAIu rs sny o.nrr ptacn Of
Yankee 5uctins; tho Yankee l;ish Wa hesf
!. are 20 them Tic mure thAM any othsr YAH
ices. ard the erblems nron. I5s tslc aniy
another Yankee trick.
--~-=r,S
-. Fl
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RESULTS Or THE i'3EPIIGN l.!
TIE SOUTHWEST.
n;7oRTANT OFFICIAL sTAT5NEHCs

CHATTANOOGA. San. s. Tina kenei p';I-
fishes The following dispatch, from Ill ulii.
cisl source. isEtd Winchester. Tennessee
Jan. y:
Gen. Morgsn's report Of 'is expedition
shows two thousand paro!sj prisoners and
! ~severnl hundred of the enemy killed and
wounded, snh I'll imGac17e q"s",ity u! acu;
snd property Destroyed.
FORESTS report shc@s 1900 %Dr:saac:s
| 1000 Of the enemy killed and Toundsd. and
an Immense quantity Of arms, ammunition
and stores destroyed, and his whole ON.
maud s1lendidly equipped fcorn the cap
lures.
Ouc operations y: Nrrfraesho,o', Including
tie csrtrrs c! 5,:?GG prisoners. hasides 2,[.i!
rsr:I,rtai at aertsT:j!e ac3 s-auad iaSh::Ja.
s:r, NJ. lGiSih u isso ,han a 'ocntk. Wa
ks7e also captured aEd asat t. li;o .e:r l~t,i,:y
! cannon, 5000 SELL! arus and zoe" .1u-s in
taa hands OF cur Iraops- and 100 wlgcne
destroyed, sud tie mules and harness Sc
cured.
TIE eneEy's iosa in killed sut rounded
il, es::i1osted at 20,000. Including se7en Ge7e.
rails.
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.~#-:i.sT;i ~.r;mi.sn -; n.lsnlf:,

1'kc Jsc!;5o: ii npGai" staten lt.t : Wis
scnTi rfireie. uI.!,r -"i!nizri af Cc!. I:rr-
bag. ,ee5ntlv cn,cE"d A1;eS::a:: from t!1
svr,h, ana Intercepted E supply trsin, lies
tired f@T 2iau:'s arrIy,. ai",u: four niiad fru7-
Holls. A ntrcre sGa1i accompanied me
;@r.;n, N:iirh wH@ di:p"!sai WITH = lois c!
l~aanty.i5rr hi'i2i ord Trind:ai, ard fftJ-
scvrm ,skoG prisoner, Gar Gc,rc=s F"rpi:s
Themselves r;;5 ai if.ev :oaid 2~o5aie!; Use
OF bring of, when tn. balance vas destroyed.
OIL. E;trbsso and Hna comma21 arrived L:
Fpc.haniaH in sSftlg. triDsiag:n inc prisoners
captured and ihe mules VI the :r.;2.
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10 making Uonirderste Treasury nGtrR a lsgs'
tender, was taken up and MI amendment
/ prJpnsod, 10 rs 10 rrRd 'thn: C"ngrehS has
power and ehculd make tho Treasury nrtss
| OF the Confederate States a legal tender III
payment Of debit DC.
After so.co 6.sciissian, III rno:iou o. MI
Hrf1TEK, the resolution eao Amendment N"'s
! referred 20 ) sal+rL :nElI-it.c+ Of aavfn,
afr. M,syE offered 4 raEciHitAn Inst Ute
| Committee On Finance inquire into thu o%ps
| diaacy of relieving lie citizens OF Frt'ie;irks'
| burg and Sro!sylvania i"r lSt2,T wa
| adopted.
By resolution Offered by Mr.. WsE.s . spn
| cisi coIomit.es was appointed to iIaq'iiIe iht;
the eEpediency Vi amending the co1o 81 {
| In relation 10 Board OF Health.
On motion of MIR. nopKiSs, 'f f''.e,'bnTE
the bill i"r the suppression oil eS:c!''o1 Wa
taken I'D, aud rocnraiDi:tei 20 the Select Com
mi:tee from which it cadnc, a=d the tan"HS
zee ZEE decreased 10 fcuT!sen TsnceT5-
/ COMMUNICATION i.on' IL. EaTa-n': tai
;ne The forca or a5n ntllec %IEatttra III E2iet;cE'
10 the Virginia State Liac. waE 7sSd ma 70
isrTed. Tke cns: Diiai@ation n!ated th:t "a ''f
&c possible ii,is iorcs @as created "ihch!
conflict with The ,aasrr.piicn law.
Nr, M,narrsp ~,.i!a..ti G ;ser!Gt.j:. ih.;, -
il l,sa aoins t. tic kanEisaHa III E"uie ri ilI'
tasu,ncrs 81 tha ~t!eIa.a! Assembly, maj
sls-e= :mpressti in tbe CoT:edaZste ~3sf~icS:
:ndcr The act CT ;b. l. G~isiatare il r2.aoA.
iss;. :,z nut prcp:-iT cs-en for. The Hoy"~2c'
i.t;c s.nh -tcfsS as shali srcrrn rr"rl't Re-
lei,
Ssvsrai "etrAe's gars t:lsi7 testimony IT
;~c!:.:ca to his sr.ir, which d'aciasea 2 s@ri-
Jus I.:e ii ccJgn;s.a =icn III Tho psft ol Liz
J., caiaAura:a snthnri.ies il tha tro"'1ceh; OF
siayea.
i'n. rs;.:i,itiou vas ainI!r'i.
MI. at.many p~rssensei :. T.aoi"t,nn: Eh:2h
Tss passed, in hohs!faf iha SHaT:ii G! fTinS'
WICK cnnuty.
Dir. Asnsascs, NJ Euc!.5riaes, offered 8
ioiat freclutidr thst a. eauIuitS2s bu apPolateu
to outsider thc eE;;elisu=T 0: removing the
present s.-ssiua az :lc G~isnrral Assembly
from the capital. Rejected ayes II, noes
g..
On meti2n CT a3-. C,-rscvs, TIE House
s5jouEns.i.
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THE WAR IN MISSISSIPPI.

Tho Noble "E.es;sscr', thinks that things
ars importing il lis mississippi; ;hsatrs .!
war. t1fcrs ere gathering IL psct tie inTsd-
ing lido, a:.t "ur arsai2!!e1 that tis great
hs;tie iar the possession ii tbs Mississippi
TallsJ To;;ld yet lie i5;!gts III that Ststo il i'll
coa:js ii vcriica!ion. L Is Ece Tor CO to say
'aher7 tia forces are coming fcorc, AND rhither
gc;ns, Iao A.boi!tionis,s VA, ind &at GU:
II good :ils. Re see nothing disccnracioE
10 This sccieG.
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rl.rSi9: -sI' Ib.yin.

r:s f!alr:a ~. - "RsGi=tsr'; iii lhe In
;r'nu. =sya;
This 5ia:, ri III :zs, ~Lnos MANS vii.
Sind I'll :i,s sccoil ri Fans &c sse7n! naiy
70 thai D; IN f.:ae: nf his Cca7iry, passed
lhrcr.t Esleigh on Saturday a,erancn, OF
hia WHY 20 Richmond. as ~ss accompanied
by tie Hen. I'm. L. Tanssy, who, IL: BAY
ing the fear Of that s~u:ssant CONSERVATIVE"
tie Editor Of tic italeigh ':Staaaard," heforc
Lis eyes, actasiiy BAD the torherity TO DE-
p:rsaat in TIE hodJ in this 1iiy OF Raleigh:
ana uilniE sign! IF the ;;smoke which. 40
gracefully curia" iram tta sancsu,n Fl Tbs
'':3!taHiArd." |! T5naey'a life is ;%asuTe,l, 10
h=a ~ this set nf insane daring forfeited bis
policy, Tar ileld&r is VIGOROUSLY 2 :srzible
!a!io7, aud IS known ~ hare talked delger-
cus;y q Tsnc-y. iaaeey: however, nor
on:y made G rpae2h. hut eot through aafo:7.
go 6ii nut. hcve7cr; sHaw inaL Holden ~.s
in tn o1avd C! jisterers:a and shsrsior5 ki7
Knees did 10: enite n6iss il 'nis hieaTEFa. =
fortunate aocIrrnEce.
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TIE ENEMY R~ETBEATING.
nisPLres TO 7as srczsoao vsaris.s.

isFEr:LI ilisPLTCH 10 TNA SICE-:nH1 GNSrlkEH.
EH.TT.IhaG:, ian. z: 1863.
j. il nG6 sscerisiasd tia! ne enemy re-
treated from HE position on Saturday night
and Sunday morning, seven miles beyond
Stna-t's Greek, his cavalry returned after
hearing OF the withdrawal o:our fnrceA.
Gen. Morgan has Ietn,rsd safe: after de-
struggling the Nashville Railroad within fo:'
mics oF Louisville. FIc sisn destroyed I'll:
Lexington aad Cnr:ngton Rsi,road cui parci
cd /. ls-gr number oi prisoners.
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hI,t.i .!AaHEkiiShlr.

1t il .Sarr;vl INST II 81! the t'':nuiikri'
siung tbs Ta.Go cna"., We hsYe tlih= isr bet
Loaf 4 single :nan. 'itHcr kl!'e:i, Seri"nsiy
vanaSad, 9: prisoner. There BAG hard'j
been nro il, ~hhi:h tie deadly am o! 1hs LoEsE'
riii" hes 80. taught numbers II tae ffaers'S
b.. ~" ir-5 ..asil@a giving siseis srTy;T:"G
t11rr.ic: sanc who:c:2:"" i;aa5 =: Texas
I1arxrn.1G}.,n.
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p r3,-t:f.i. rY VIZ.
'.niyic.''
following:

"niyic." Of ihe jackaom ".Appcai"t oila t6c
following:
Here IS Il gooi atory .: oid SroraTall, for
IN" accrracy of 1hi"h / 30 H.! Toucb, though
it car;a - ne iife2iir 'raT ihe ramp. ihe
night AFTER he hattie, : 'ouacil Of vH "as
held l.; Gcnc.a' Tea, 70 vhiri; al b" zsr-
81 ,ia ii iivia:or. wcye ,nyiiii. ~tinrer,. !aai.
s.m, sept l'i7aughGit Tic rrnrG"H"!z, sud
ura,i i..,rr .nskai md a-t5.l iGT Liza oTiaiaTi.
1nrt!y 'nii 'U:iya u, IL H. .i7Er. iTiTt
IN II 10 ~T:=rTii'
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~

II "a atsi.i liz: TIC defenca' :: IT.: fcc-e
nanci place aeTo bssc greatly strengthened
EiT:ae :!!:c lists BATH. ani tasi ErdcnE cths1
4!ziii.rjes ps;zisaaes ha:-:1 hEen pien:eI u"
ti,s e:si. South arc Mc::; a:as: Of TIE tGwn.
The Federal fcT3a las hean .Ed'rea: CRAFTY
20 n.uci. 81 ,k,i Tho auiar ~pitta:a ia!e a:
beenri:h&ras n lUi .hsy srn fearful o1aa St
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PhTS.i:1FEG SENT BACK,

AuGrTA, Jsn. g.-The Atisnta "Ints!jEen-
cer'' says that the Yankee nT!sc.sEE taken al
Murfreesbcro' Tere rst1:1ed 20 TIC Ia2kss
authorities, who refused to -acai7a them ur-
less accompanied By TIC nIiee.a. Severity
ih1.e Ie,Lee officers s-s r GtIsTts.
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FROM EOETU CSF9LTTA.

R.LsIGH, Jan. 2.--TAa State Journal has
rrliat!e information from NewheTn that the
enemy. Tot less than $500 strong. are on the
ccaar. a76 Z lcss Formidable Feet =. EsaT-
fort. j; i. a.,p1,sssi The. al E.!acE q med
ta5s3 on Wilmington ard uclisi,Gro'.
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CAPTURE OF THE HARRIET LANE
The following official despatch vas received

The following official despatch vas rere;ve.
in this city yesterday:
BY TEIAGaAfh fK0M HS4nxrAETEt>.
G'irEsTus. "a EsrcHEE.
To IIsior HTLLsIsE:
This morning, Tho !"t a .iSIlary. NJ
o%'c!ncl, | attacked tbs enemy iieei on': go
risor at this place and Captured the ia,:a: IN
the steamer Harriet lane. and tEo barge and
z schooner Of The former. The rest, at.rl
four or five, Escaped isnominiously under cat
Of q flag Of trnso.
! have about Cos prisoGrra tn.' .l.i.
quantity Of valuable a!oys.. afuH, IL,
The ~;Iayric; L,~re ,s ""ry i,'i'r :3~j-5"::
so. 49,. ~ca,rit,t :y b%nHidir. ;.y,- 49,, ...A.
prsa,nrs coi1au steamers mat::r.; !. Jry,s
cavalry n.,l artillery. Ti,c l,Me ,ry..- ~s,,
cailartir comrnanGa4 hy r.ul"Hr! C,e., c.
3ibiey's Rrigedc. and the ~ 80 .~5;lirr~
by .la;or ! car Smith. Il T:YS~ .n.7r..
.r,.rs: ard h4ccic ha-criE ~ min = H.
.ish:ci fuT ;lo riccs&a;ul r.l-,ii: so
which 7 iiah co1aidsrad ilc i:.r {. g., =
tha aaamy'a Eec:. t'1io"al BACH, 81 ia.
!ey'ss Rrins!e, also e mm:u'i",i 81" ya,:c-
te,i, frnm his regimen. In ihn .;s1si srFs!;.
ton ~ which every officer and ever T.ra.
! va. for himself i":periHcar!1 re0oT:.
~..::ene3, !. l~!."EiirAa :i.aEsHtG
iisia- ~;;.n.r.i