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CUuuISAIDKER.:s' NOTICE
JOSEPH HASELTINFs ESTATE.

The 81 >,ttrs hay'lIc been app yel by Ha,1rat
Probate toui foT Tie dl>JTiCi CAti Hiia CJulll> tr.
40 IvoeiNr. eAaIiie. and Just All CauS all den IS
al .srr>,ss. against 1he estate joseph Hz>,.r.Ir.
ale ~ Wsi-ri3rd, n >a'd d>tiSi. deceased, TEL tlv
.i>iNt-i, an Tie ir-lu u Clu,- frl lie l>t .ay
% Nov. A D. l> being allowed ~ said court 10 lie
creditors Il sd deceased, 10 eA4itlI and iry, r,r
1,>;'eCiye claims before give notice. that W.
2IeiId 10 the duties - All biI.le-l Tie M
house ~ WicuS klSle " Ha~rlTiue. Wsfe-.-l 81. -
>.rlCi The l5l GAY De,tnlteT and III d4s - III
Zeal, al O'c.Ck u The aIterDp5I on each a. sid sg>
73.5 JK RkNIIK. iConi'l'ss.ei,t-s
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After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
continues In secure Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other countries
Caveats. Specifications. Bonds Assignments and all Pa
FtrSor Drawings for Patents. executed lieraterm>
and with despatch hes made into American or
Foreign works, TO determine the validity utility of Pa
tents or urenOnS-and legal other ADVICE reni-re!
in all matters touching the same. Copies the claims
nj any Patent iurhi> hed hv RENTING One Dollar. As
Signments recorded at " a>hinglOn.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through II inventors have advantages fer sc,lr
Patents, OF aSceTaig the patentatilIK of i'll, euull-
unsurpassed by. II not Immediately superior To. any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testimonial
below given prove that none j. more successful al the
Patent once than the subscriber and the
best proof Of advantages and ability would add that
ne has abundant reason believe and can prove that
no other office Of the kind the charges
al services 80 moderate. The immense practice q! the
subscriber during twenty wears past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection OF specification and Official
decisions relative 10 patents.
These. besides his extensive library legal and
ChancaI works. and full accounts patents GRANTED N
the nlted States and Europe render him able beyond
question: L. offer superior facilities tor obtaining Patents
Hntce>sty OF journey II d>hng to,I. 1" procure
patent and the usua great delay there are here saved
inventors.
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T UMBER.- REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
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. Johns5urv Nav s. 4l-tf
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SAP0NlFlER,
OR CONCENTRATED
LYE.
FAMILY SOAP.MAkER.

Economy' Economy!'
Every family can make lis own soap from waste
kitchen grease, al a cost of only four cents per
pound with S.ponifer, which is three times the
strength Of Potash.
u Full descriptions accompany each one
pound iron can.
Notice.
The genuine Saponifer is only put up in lib
iron cans, by the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co.
Patentees and Sole Manufacturers.
u Beware of counterfeits Be sure you buy
the iron can IN
For sale by
7lS3 f. BROWN
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ORDER of NOTICE. IF SETTLEMENT
LYDIA CI-SHNAN,S estate

81 Probate C0r-- held Al The Probate one 81. =
ycAsi>Dury Vr' IT, ian day u AeS-. A. D. ISIS.
here's. Harry MOTE. administrator Cug it>,-.-
annex the ->Iale u L. eta eastman lste , Ryv~i-
>-4i CletTlei deceased. ~, poses l. Te-rI aclf
hi> AlI.>IIaIo-. and - Present III au>l-E .-l--
>a-d estate 10 vAaIlilallUu AID al JgsAiUc liz r
%. IlaAllc partition and slIlbuti ihe
estate under decree u said court. aItiE I.- .--T-
VINO aIr ty az entitled 10 The Il &, IN t'.
crTca tx said oeuII l-si said Application. -.r.
>cSrAiiv'i aid cv heard al The probate once D. - ~
tlIA Ca ir 5il GaE % DeCyluteTA ID. lo55 Au- d. -
l2yT UTccTeu- Thai al persons interested &c. -..v. be-
y publication 81 copy % The record .a .
CA+ed sildl printed al - 10 IlsbuTy, Ilrr
SVEN lreysuG> u SAID time u he2Tlu-. Ilat ia ;.
pear AID Osliesi the allowance I'll sad -iii, - i
e ana Ire heard Ay said Nuug- - Tx .-.
VI i@AriiIlJl ii distribution ~ sald estate.
d l3e -cvuii-
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KENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

KENNEDY'S
RHEU MATIC LINIMENT.
The attention OF ph, j called this most excellent
. all Liincrt>. perfect aii speedy Tor all til,
aches and pains that fl->A ! heir 10.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by tagnati"n oil the r!u> arising Check
e! Per-piratioi> cured by few bottle, oi Kennedy:
Rheumatic Lin;iuent.
SPRAINS
Are caused by an apprehension and sudden reaction
the nu>ces-i> cured by lew bottles U KENNEDY RLeu
matte Internationally good for man and beast.
NEURALGIA.
The king OF all pain. is CAUSED ty Inflammation OF til,
nerves instantly cured by lew applications c
iy's Rheumatic Lnimeut-
PLEURISY
Is an Inflammation the lining the rS!s cured py
lew bottles Of hennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
BRUISES
M OF the rueeis instantly relieved 10y Kernedy',
Rheumatic Liiment.
CRAMP
Is contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden STOP
page the iui which prevents animal M, kav-
ing free flows cured by few application, vi Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowes-ake
teaspOonul Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linirneut in warm
water every halt hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSEyESS
Are caused by unnatural ryness of the caDds-vet
piece of flannel with kennedy's Rheumatism Lnimept
Apply on gong 10 ted and YOU VIII he well in the morn
Ing.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF TIE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from nsensibe persprstion-i,
cured by few applications OF kcnIeiy's Rheumatic i
nent.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
FOR AN CELEBRATED SORE THROAT
gu Will take one teaspoOnful the LinIment and fr
teaspooniu OF water Gargle the throat twc. d,v In
lev DAYS II VIII be we'll This teaspoouiul viii be
worth dollar 10 You.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all Inflammation OF the throat, Onsils and palate with
dry, hacking cough You Will dilute the Inincnt win
four five times its bulk of water Carge the throat aud
swallow the moisture. Tbs never fails ~
II Is good Tor TooTHAcBE EARAcHE SwELLED FACE and
INFLAMMATION every kind. Every family sb0uIi have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Rnrl,rrr
Mass. Price 81 cents. Sotby
67-9- &c. BINGHAM
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MANHOOD; HOW LOST.

HOW RESTORED,
Just published in sealed envelope. Price cents
lecture on the nature treatment and radical cure OF
spermalorThra seminal weakness, s-Xua! debility I!-
SOusess. and involuntary emission, iciUding ImtoteaCy
ipiio and mental and phyS.r debility, D. brT
Cuiverwe NJ. D.. The important TACT that the awful
Consequences " se'f-abuse may be eccuay Temoy eli
without inter mai medic ines or the dangerous application
OF cau>tcS. Instruments medCaied bUugies and other
empirical devices Is here Clearly demonstrated and he
entirely new and highly successful treatment adopted
o The celebrated author, July explained by means OF
which every one is enabled To himself perfectly and
al The least possible cost thereby avoiding the advr-
Used nostrums ri the day This Lecture Will prove boon
10 thousands and thousands
sent under seal in PLAIN envelopel- any address Oh
the receipt OF six cents, postage stamps by a
drs sSns = 49,
cna n ssv.s. ing ass iS q fI J. sa1 s. Co
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TO TIE LADIES The celebrated nr l. Dix lAriicT-
lark in ite> ali adie Nh" heed medical surgical
adviser. 90 Cl ~ = Tsi> NJ 81 ElU Il, Boston,
Mas. which ILry Mil md arrdr e lyI their SPECIAL ac-
COMMUNICATION
la DiA having devoted over twenty Years L. his par
q, a- branch 81, la. Treatment 81 Al Dr. peculiar
= toisle.-! IL al ,t-it ia l. li-s
aIa ElTOle Thai lie eNJe> Al "ih-' AuVi i-aliiJ
tie speedy eIirItUai Treatment 81 Al -
g n.alr CnII.;' .li.l>-
His ,lIe> prepared with the express n rl'a>e Il,
removing a.. .i-.>- >Ucn debility aklr>> lIa al
Urdl r-!vl- enlargement - ;.l- womb. also. ali d.
charges h.Cl. riw from .l'Ttlc>ls- u iv l's- liz
doctor = July Ivf--. - ITtf IL Li> peculiar ~ IT,
.-ih foaly ami E.caIr- al disease ii l..e iel4-,
they ale respectfully Invited IL cGli ~
No = E'DlCOTT STREET, BOSTON
All letters requiring alyce mu>i contain oae dollar L
iri>U.c aI>NvE-
Boston. Jan J. l-{Ss'-lvesT
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4 I c I | 0 y
VIII be sold at public auction,
DN FRIDAY NOV - l>6g

" III Vt SNI4N4 -N t-el4N a N.''I.'
ON FRIDAY, NOV. -, le6S.
At 10 o'clock A. n, the following describe per
Sonal property
10 good cow>, yeaTlinss calves, : mar. L
years old, cclt. > IN enths Cd, % lambs, >s'a--
ish MerIuo bucks. 100 bushels poIAt 40
bushels oats, - bushels wheat, % tons aas. 3D. p
cedar posts lot Of dairs utensils, iAIfGia- tools
aud other articles too numerous - IucLtl.--
Sale positive. 10 the highest bidder. r"r q
sums Of Slu ana over, q iJeral credit NJ Il
given. CLOUD nARNEl-
wM I. GEORGE, Auetoneer-
Barnet, Nov, 10, 1858. sS-a
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nR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNUFF.

ms Snui has thoroughly proved itself be the te>r
article ever known for curing the CatarT Cold in the
Head and the Hea aChe. Ii has been found an excellent
remedy Ia many Of Sore Eyes Deafness "a, been
elno' ed bH IT, and Hearing has often teen greatly i'm
proved by its use tpurgeS ont ali strength
i> the Glands and gives healthy action The parts al.
iected |; Is recommended 10y Of the hest physi
clans and Is used with great and satisfaction ey-
erywhere.
More than twenty-five years experience has proved lis
great value and at this time il stands higher than ever
before
large number Of the most druggists in Bo>-
Ton and New York an certificate .e by lien in ls5,
The undersigned having Tor ir,y wears been
ed with DIR Mar>halls Ca'aIr H.a.achs Suuff and
s"l Il IN our wholesale Trade, stale that we
heiieVe II 10 be equal N every resi- rcon,n
ZION given "i II for III" cure ii Catarrhal Affections al
That II i decidedly the best article have ever known
iOr all the common diseases OF the head
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITS
fac smile Of the signature Of the Proprietor CHARLES
BOW En-. IS On every bottle. Sold by druggist, every
where
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T. 4 II VI FOR SALE

A farm pleasantly situated two an al
miles Icr,A Of Lyndon Centre, one fa-l-- . =
ll..e from the TisUE road. one Aaf i l4l.e 3. -
'he school house- SAID farm contains enc =
Gred and seven acres u land. suiIaol, o.'--'-
into pasture, llage and woodland. ..-y- 4 ; Ill
sugar orch@rd ana good supply Of neEtI 'A-.-..-
water. For further particulars inquire q '--
subscriber on tie premises.
LAURA y. FLETCUEN
Lyndon Centre, Oct Il. 1855 az
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-27

BROWN SNUFF
Naccahoy. Dcmigros
Fine Rappee. Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee. NachitocheS.
American Gentleman. Cor nharen
\ Z L Low SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
insh High Toast. Fresh Scotch
or Lundyfoot.
II Attention is called to the large reduction
i'll prices Of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking To
aaccOs, which will be found of Superior Qua!ity
BACCn.
SMOKING FINE CIT CHEWING. SMOKING
Long. ?. A. l.. CT plain. ). Jago.
No |, Cavendish or Sweet. Spanish.
NO2. Sweet Scented OTnnoco. CANISTER.
Nos & Tin Foil Cavcndish. Turkish
GRADUATED.
y. B.-A circular of prices will be sent on ap-
LEGATION. c3S-oO'
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II A son & II A MLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
PATENTED OFT 1872

THE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced by artists
the best OF their kind in the world and VERY adj
nlrabe Tor both private and public use See written
testimony irol more than lO OF the eminent organ-
ISIS of the leading cities Mason Hamlins Instruments
nave received the only gold medal ever awarded in This
country-alSU eleven silver medals and fourteen duln
las, III all twenty-siX first premiums-Over all compe-
tors
Prices of cabinet organs manufactured solely by Mason
Hamln,) SO TO S5yJ. MeloIeIs, so 10 Sl1O
n B-lnstru tors for the cabinet orgau-aso arranra
ments OF music for the same. are published by NJ 4 u
Ez'lllustIated catalogues sent by mail.
Address % Mason Hamln, Boston," or Mason Bros.
New York" - oS
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u O r S A l. E

The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. Oh Main street, st Johnsbury
PLAIN. House, Shed and Barn 100 feet long.
House. two stories high. finished in first rate
style, about three fourths Of all acre of land we'll
calculated for genteel residence or for keeping
a first class boarding house. Also, his Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 900 acres Of land,
good Barns, Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm; worth Sl.75 per cord
on the stumps. within Il miles Of the village Of
st John sbury. Both situations we'll altered. If
not Sold the above places will be rented to good
ISAAC WOODS.
St Johnsbury, March IA c3Stf
CANCERS, SCROFULA, AND
OTHER HUMORS!
, After 35 years of practice as a regular physi-
clan of the Alapathic schoo, and being armed
with diplomas from the New England Medical
Medical So ieties, &c, the Doctor Hill does
not hesitate to ask continuance of public pat
ronage, rendering his sincere thanks for past ia
vors Having for the last Is years, permanently
cured hundreds of cancers. of the most malig
nant type. which fact can be substantiated by the
most positive proof. The Doctor, would say that
he yet remains at South Hardwick, VT, where
all those afflicted with Cancer Scrofula, or other
humors would do we'll to call before it is too late
The Doctor would also caution the public against
certain imposters. who are prescribing for can
GERS. protesting to have obtained the skill from
the DOct. Hill, as the Doct. Hill has never impair
ted the skill to any enc in the State of Vermont
t Il. w. HILL, NJ. d.
South Hardwck Oct. 6. 1868 IS
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OFFICE. COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL SITS. DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ST. JUHNSBURY HOUSE.
lOltce established in lS46N
CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATE ms.

For filling teeth with gold per cavity. 81 to SO
Tin I" 80 to -
For cleaning teeth, 30 to l50
For extracting. p
- with ether. LOO
n. Every operation shall give entire salts
faction, or the work need not be taken from the
office
ST John sbury. Nov - 1860.
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fac smile Of the signature the Proprietor CHARLES
BOWEN. is Oh every bottle. Sold by druggists every
where. >, ,l.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-30

tc}icerce since our last: is received through
.,.,,,lar, ,ourcne 4 disnatch from Vicksburg.
Nv ,,.1a,+ lt,+os - 81 t1go o4 tho
dated Wednesday ''s'' s''A',' 'A'''' ~, - -
Federal gunhoats attempted 70 l'tss oo"li VIC
river on that day, and the batteries opening on
.,. .,,.}. onn with al on board. and badly
'"'''': 's''''> ~ l<;o Moh;}o d;sr atch ranorts
da'laGe" Tue 'si'o'' y - oS'''0 nr> =
au engagement at the confluence OF deep creek
and Supaower river, thirty miles above the
,n;at a,hor. tAa latter amDt;es into the Vazoo.
po'''' ""',' ' ro,,,,,soa wish
i'll "h'cn Tue 'c''e'''' ''''S' "0'0 'f'O',1N .,
aioss Of three gunhoats ana number o1 parses'
The fight took place on Saturday the Dist IN
stant !, Chat1auoopa tlisDatch saws that the
~, -, t,.o,,,,, ava r,.oo;,,, ,,,,ar tba 1cho1o
'''''"' '''"f,1 -, "'l :, ''o.O
'o'i'''} al" ;1'e' nHt ''Io''sa'o u 'n7i'' o''o-
~ GalIatln. The federal forces are sald to
have abandoned Pensacola, ana after placing
>nff;r;on; orards in fha forts the remainder
>.uo,,.x..,,t!. ;. 49,, p.al. ! .atr,a ;e
av,'eotad />4'' - 'o tnoI ,o,,,o
prnrr ;s +, +ho M;.s;,,; ohoro
f.>, 1d1;l+a o,,
,,noJ b,5;I;,n;r ' t;;snatchns st. fo,, I;on Roaa
nror thn I1;ao,,;rr - tLn no., =. ,ha Io1.aa ~
t hoo1 or WILLIE po., ~ Ia cl';ne4 oc
tinnjng M 90 tho connt,v n and and tharehv forc!1 p the
Tonfndnrates ~ avac,, atp rort mhnr+ on and
rbe;,. noe;t;on Al l;,nenwood
Tn4!F.,,a 49,, VS. ,ol.,;ro3 ~ ,,,;yr;1|o vou-
tc,;,v that the Confe derae ;nfniv CROSSED
tLn inuInr)an1 r;vpr on Saturday near Walls
h,,rr pul,sl; cornrv, Frank fort and re ymg-
7on Rave both been p'aced under martial law.
;:rn t,iln,ore crossed rhe Kentuckv river in
torre on Saturdnv. and recantured the town Of
Uauv;)ie the Cou/c1eratos falline hack towards
!,ral nr,Lssl
paro', Rrown1ov rerorts that the Confede-
,.,'N - - r. r
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schools Of New Orleans have decided to re-
| quire the scholars to unite in singing the Ma
| tonal airs.
One firm III Troy has issued fifty thousand
brass penny tokens, and it is said that the de-
mand for local circulation is immense
| There are, it is said, $4,000 barrels of crude
oil up the Allegheny, Penn, awaiting the first
rise to come down.
The city CT London's gift to the Princess
Alexandra Isl diamond necklace worth $50, 900.
Kansas has dozen reg giments of white men,
five regiments Of Indians, and two regiments
Of negroes.
The price of qrinine has fallen fifteen per
cent, which proves that it was held merely for
speculation purposes. Since the war it has RI
sen from 50 per ounce to s.
The steamships City Of Manchester and Ed
inburg sailed on Saturday for Europe, with an
aggregate Of TWO hundred passengers, and
sS7O, 600 in specie.
General EeiIe has issued very stringent
order, closing the thcaters in Norfolk and
prohibiting persons from being out on the
streets after nine 0 clock An attempt on the
part of incendiaries to burn the quarter
master storehouse led TO the issuing OF this
order.
The mysterious disappearance Of consider
able numbers OF horses belonging to the Gov
ernment has led to inquiry; which establishes
the fact that regular organization of horse
thieves exists following thearmy.
The Nashville Union says that rag pickers
are now following the army in great numbers,
picking up every stray rag that is seen, which
they bring in baskets to Nashville, and send
North to make into paper.
In one Of the recent guerrilla raid upon
the Nashville and Louisville railroad, strong
box" containing $40: 900: and belonging to
the Adams Express Company, was captured.
The ashington Star says, 1t isreported that
the yorkmen tearing down Al old house on
Bridge street, Georgetown, above High street
few days since, came across an iron box
between the flooring near the chinneys, which
was at once removed by The purchaser Of tie
nroDertv. Mr.. Peter DiIl. who on taking it 10
his homce and opening il, discovered it to be
filed with gold coin Of very old date amount
Ing to eighteen thousand dollars. The prem
iscs in question were occupied years ago: it Is
said by miserly merchant: at whose death
little property was found; although he was re-
nuted to have been rich. We give the story
for what it is worth, end as clue for Sylvanus
Cobb or the New \ ork Mercury man to follow
out.
Two prisoners i'll the Washington city jail,
on Saturday morning last, before day, made
their escape. One was subsequently, caught
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proclaimed Dictator OF POand and has issued
call to his countrymen to take up arms.
The London Times says the irritation that
may be traced in nearly an equal degree in both
divisions-North and South-is Of itself a
proof that England has not unduly inclined to
either side
The suspension is announced Of Messrs. Pill
kington BROS, Of London and LIVERPOOL
American merchants and ship brokers' The
liabilities are about sE4O, 900; and the liquida-
ton will depend upon remlttances from Amer-
lea.
The Confederate loan of $4,000, 900 was e2-
pected to be introd duccd in London and Paris
in the week following the Asia S departure.
A serious accident had occurred at Paris to
one Of the daughters Of Mr. SlidelI. The
young lady was riding on horseback III the Bos
de Boulogne with her father, when the horse
took fright aud threw her violently to the
ground.
The Emancipation Society Of Manchester
has sent protest to Earl Russell against the
fitting out of vessels for the Confedelates in
England. Russell replied that evidence on
oath was required to enable proceedings to be
taken. And SO no official action At all IS prob
able
Messrs. Guion & Co, were inaugurating
line Of steamers TO convey emgrants from Ii
vcrpool to New York. The steamer Louisiana
was to sail on the 2lst Of March. The City Of
Cork would also sail on the saluc day, as an
! extra vessel in the Inman line.
The Bank Oi France. on the 18th inst, re-
iI,lce,l it's rate Of discount from to Il per CT.
Sir James Outrani, the distinguished Brit
ish general, whose brilliant career in India is
50 well known, died recently in England.
A bill has beer introduced into the British
Parliament, reviying the punishment Of whip
ping at the post-to be applied 70 the crime OF
garrOtlng.
The death of Brig. Gen. James Cooper, i.
$, Volunteers, at Columbus, Ohio, is ANNOUNCE
ed. General Cooper was formerly Of Penn
sylyana and at one time represented that
State in the United States Scnate. For some
years past he has resided in Frederick; Mary
land
One Of the New York sensation Journals has
dispatch stating that fleet OF six iron-cladS
had passed through the canal opposite \icSs-
burg, carrying fifteen thousand men, intended:
t. is believed, to operate against Port Hudson.
The same paper has another dispatch report
ing the complete success OF the lazoo expedi-
ton, and that Greenwood, with all the Conted-
crate forces there, had been captured. There
was nothing to confirm these reports received
no to the time Of going to press.
| A delegation of planters from Arkansas
claiming to be loyal, waited upon the President
on Friday, with the request that the operation
Of the emancipation proclamation be suspended
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ton: where they were attacked and dispersed.
An official dispatch, received at the War De-
partment, confirms the heretofore reported
success Of the negro brigade in Florida.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-23

On Thursday last an order was received
by the commanding officer at this place
from Gen Butler, commanding at Fortress
Monroe, and to whom the business of the
exchange Of prisoners has been given, d.
recting that eight hundred of the prisoners
of war at this place be had in readiness to
leave on Monday, and stating that the
steamer City OF New York would be here
ut that time to take them to Fortress Mon
roe. Accordingly, the prisoners we're got
in readiness. "A bout two hundred and eighty
being taken from Hammond Hospital. but
for some unknown reason no boat arrived
up TO the hour Of going to press, and con-
scquently they yet remain,