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ffNhE ssleeu sES frou LoEisisns n tss Amy ef
4 TsnRslses, EaS thsir t-isHaL vii ase a Sasss ct
IltrstfG SsarEa rs.siye aEd frsWard fstEsp
sc called FER all LEFTKkS PAeLAGES Or articles
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q AsIRa IA 1hs vicritv sf AtIants desiring to con,
~ ar1hate fsr tie beasaf 81 i3s scelers 81 SsaSga
trEy, urasr - rsssnt epF%e q A.tor d r enesI
hunsier.aaEser LlaArAage ehs vii please sah sPsn
4 ts Tor lzinr sne iulorzaton e the aaHeeL
HARRIS 5GHE2 + &C.,
Gsumisd9e Merchants,
rqsR1u Ksris.ta street. Atlsasss "a
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hTyzz Gharisfts snd sestk earsInA Rsnrt,sf Gan.
y pany Il datrGa ef hFnf for the easufuE tsar ts-a
- ndrss ahle.hsds< EE6Re EEE. 1he ossusrv 1.
ka SHY and rsass &sn ne sneay. ana ths ssnpsny
IL snerpd 10 fees he narIses ans eiOthe then ssss
~ y Thess are tzdrcslnsris WeTiky 81 esnlidsrslou
- As,e hnSin z nsrross = Airs Aderess
tHSs y EUAEFs saFornisndeut,
a.nfn eainubia = a.
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iAo7 sqnst-mes keeps ehann3 u1en hsr
, ee.sn gsara, oat = = more inpozssnt that "a
5ssP E.sss and guard sPVp bss claims.
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aemorsliEing system Hersss and mules were
tsktIn fTsn the held ct fiRes sghsn thsy Were
aostly nes5od, by tie Agricultural interests OF
tho Faople, - hsui these blockade eargcas. Hen
sxgaged In these expeditions also introduced
spies ia eur zicss-aud lie citsa ths rscsils cass
Of q spy Wka entered ths pert Of Wilmington
and returned. Publishing 3 fall exposition TO the
sneay Of the strength ard weakness Of thai
hsTbor, aid slhaE valuable infsTEEtisn eoncerp-
ing il. The sRbjssi was one which shesld not
be delayed ior tAifty days, AID he hsped shat
sac c5mmitsse woela act speedily upon Il.
TIE bin Gss resolution Was reiaEIed to iks
c5n1mitsse on aTsign AGElrs.
MT. Eaylridse, Of Georgia, presented eeTtAin
rssol1itsns Ct the Legislature Of that siate ia
relation to ths eBiRblishnaent ef certain mGil
rsuses. RslsEFed 70 the ssmmiitee On Post
SRlees and Poet Roads
Mr.. Clarke, Of Virginia, Introduced 4 bill to
repeal the clszEO in tha tsx kill, &ssessiug oas-
sszts tex CO sweet potatoes. Mr. Clarke said
lhAt this Subject was oRs Of vast Importance.
The army required provisions in ecrn ans Eeat,
and By permitting the farmers 70 retain tAsI
potatoes, the sensunFiion uf usst and bEess
by nsgroes w5Rls bS necessarily less, and The
sgmy weald, ef esREse, get ths benefit ef it,
Tho pssatces had proven sinloss valaslsss to the
GoveTEnont They hsd bean osllocted in vast
Quantities, aHa bsf0ra they ceuld DO consumed
the bsst part kAd bseone worthless fTon decay
liz the oouTss Of a noRth, the Potatoes viii have
been dsiiye-sd and the destruetisn ensUod. In
ElsdiAie action wss, therefore, indispensable.
Tiso bill was Gadsr 6iseussisa Whsn-
A nssEsEe ffen the &sssle, aaAouRsing the
death Of Hos. &. L. Y. Peyion, enc Of he
Senators len the State Of Misssuri, was re-
eeiVsd.
EF. Bell, ct Aissouri. delivered an Apprspri-
ale sRlogy, sEd submitted the following Tsssla-
tions, which we're spoksa to, in salogy Of iks
deceased, By AsssIs. Ffesnan, sF Misssari,
AysF, Of Ssalh Carolina, and Barnett, of Ken
tasky.
Gss0IseS, ThRs this House has heard, vita
deep seRsibiity, tas sEnsgaeanens Of the death
Of Hsn Robert r. Y. PsytoR, late CeafedaE1ss
sena.sr fTOra the State o, Missouri.
EsSolrsd, That IS q further tsaen of eur re-
ssset fer tha deceased, the House do adjsUru.
The House then adjourned.
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tie7. O1F cavalry carried tbs ensmy's cGrap q
Charles City Q. q. aftsE sharp Sighting, The enc
my drisg from tEeir hoassS. We csDtrs8t eiehi
caicsrs and sighty-sw0 enlisted usu--bsi1g iae
1 whale command Of three oniparies--fif5-6 6Fe
hozsss and shree mules, beside mAzY shot, etc,
LEFT on the ground. TIE enemy 3 camp, with is
| equipments, arms, smmariiiSns ard provisions,
were al thoroughly destroyed.
Oar Isssis Capisin 9regory. ss7essiy Wound-
81, one sergeant sud one corporal killed, ard
fout usR wounded. The EcW York mounted
rhss n forty-fSar henfs marched ssvsnty-six
milsss shs 1seth New York iniantry, in 6fty-f fo1r
hsUr6, marched sixfy-eEs miles, nsstly ia a
saYsIe storm, moving day and Bight, and wax
ing iheiT shoes Of, whish should be made gscd
~ tse Gegeranaat AL are saiitlsd 80 high
eSzansadatan for gsllsaIy and uHaizehiBg
endiiyaRes, Col. Wess especially, for his precise
exsfssuon OF difficult combination, by witch
AloEe % eould have aecomp plished ny Object
J. J. WIsTAR, Bigeesa.
FRON TEzEEsszE.
1sUFLzosE, Tenn, Decsmbsr I4--Bstgsaa 2
sH(l c'alsck this Afternoon, tie forces sf I.onV
ssrifes tgraea aFon and attacked eur pursuflg
esTann Of es7aiIy, uHder Gsnsral shaeklsford
LiHe Of battle was formed a. Bs4a station, sn
tie CunbeIlsna gap and MsnistoEn road, ard
q ighs snsuGd, which coniinzed untl nightfsn
NneA tAe ttbS5 Aa4 su-SoQe4 u a4ifLAs u
absut half a mile.
Co.'s. W0sl6Orl, Graham, Foster and sshsEs,
were engaged
The muskslTy Gre Was very heavy.
Oar loss, as far as can Rsesrssin, is about
ssvsEty-6gs.
We have taken soma prisoners b7iorRisg 70
The rsbsl Gan Gfscis'c brigade
fhs ELOls UsTsmant wsE made with WeIl
contEiFed plan . sat of and sap 'nre Gsasral
5h1eEeliold and bis command, Gnd a heavy /
fe-ea Of rebel cavalry msvSd down 70 tbs lssf /
oaRk sf tie Eolsion river with tbs inseaEion sf 1
srossiag st Essly's Ford, End coming in his
rear.
This psrtion Of the progrsnzs was checked 1
BY Gan Fsrre-o, Who sent ths brigade Of Cen. Il
Humphreys 10 bold the ford The rsbals sred i
aeIoss tbs Tiver With artillery upon the brigade.
oEl wilh litls sffaet
Ne aTo looking for considerable aghs TO-
aBrraW.
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fs implied tres Issrel, ard soots shars q puso
Esre1cge Z q HEAB g. co.
Adsnla, Daeszbst - is5U
We, Ne urderaEase late drSrEiss - hls eit5 haVs
20 sao n err euPleFsent of he ec-rTesfF fra
: ~ l. - Aead azd - EsEt esrdisiT reeomniiad hin
eur old friszas and the Pubis e. safe iSllabs,
iat ssilsHl srHEgst snderataueiuE iksrougily tss
iEziassH and Worfhy o. sonedsisss sf fsziIes sad
fAysissaE- HgkHieDTT 4 TAYLOR
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DrsIgs and .aEeaSsf1Ies,

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- DruE sstasliEAaenE On WtiteheIl strcet - W n
leURo 4 CO, rev sfsr fs7 8 NEAT Talra5ls and
tlrire rstsrti-r ~
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Ternla OF Subserfptfon,
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To lIsiOr Gsnsral BuiIsrs

To Nsior Gsnsral Batlsrs
have ths sstsfsssicn 70 sRnounee Tie con-
plsss SUCCESS Of the expedition sent out undeg
Col West, All wicked "a sasesssfal eomblQs.
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During battle many listls oeeuzrensas trans-
pirO which, in the hurry Of letter for sha mad,
or fer serrisE, a IN tAa present case, ihs esr.
respondent cannot interEsaFa in his narrative
81 the proper poixs But 40 they farm fztsFes-
ting features Of the history Of she occasion,
they cannot be we'll disTsgarded for that reason.
Among the individaal scss Of gzllzatry wa
that of Sergeant Judgs, Of company K, 79.h
highlandsrs, who, when ths hastle.dsg Of :
Gssrgia TsEinsnt Was raised upsa the parapes
rushed cat AMID tas bullets, and, tssrine i
down, c1rrisd It iE throagh shs sm5razRrss, !
prizs, 70 his som1ados.
Th0 29sh Massachusetts easkurs3 twa othsI
aAgs--one hsleEaFng 70 the l6ih Georgia snd
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

sS-Among the drafted in Philade phia are
TWO >ons of Gen. Meade.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

stocks; agsins, the Administration generally Of
delaying TO take Vicksburg 30 as to benefit the
Northern railroads: sgainst the Navy Depart
meat Of fAvoritism in chsrtering and huil'iing
ve~el-: aud then generally against every one
vho hss had anything to 90 siih spending the
none OF purchasing tie supplies Of the Govern
ment. and he can not but be appalled, This
gaEgrene is literally eating away our nationa
life. ard IL we can not cut il out before manv
years have passed, We are lost A wise
thinker has said. America will never s1bsidt
before despot. while her public men maintail
the honor and integrity of those who founded her
Constitution. and while the people have virtue
enough TO exact il from their elected governors 4"
That time would seem to have forever passe4
away. when we read such paragraphs as the col,
lowing from the Philadelphia Inquirer. RepubL
licsn rrint. the first from its Washington CORES
pondent, and the other from Harrisburg letter:
The War Department are about to institute 4
thorough investigation into the immense frauds
which were connivel At by the State authorities
at Harrisburg during the recent raid. 1t ia re
ported thas the State troops were in almost a
starving condition while one heavy operator in 4
single week cleared half million OF dollars.
Considerable excitement has been created
here Harrisburg by the discovery OF enormous
frauds upon the United States Government
during the recent army movements ia
this region consequent upon the rebel raid. Thh
amounts are stated at millions Of dollars. 4
number OF prominent State politicians have beea
placed under arrest. and the subject will receive
the most searching investigation by the War De
partment The most corrupt practices have pre-.
vailed in horse contracts and IN clothing and sub
sstence supplies. They throw the "shoddv"
operators at Harr sburg in the summer OF 1861
entirely into the shade Many of the same par
ties are implicated. and the gangs which have in
tested the State Capital in the winter have reaped
a rich summer harvest
IL is q sad commentary. that while thousands
OF brave men rushed t0 arms 10 defend the Slate
from invasion. and while the Governor tick
ling them with honied words his minions and
followers were permitted. like harpies. to deprive
them of food. and 70 compel them To make long
and weary marches without even the poor luxury
of crackers and pork IL is matter of record
that while these contractors were receiving enor-
nous sums, the gallant Philadelphia soldiers
were placed on allowance of Il cracker a day
for several days together, thanks to the neglect
and corruption of the Executive Department Of
the State Of Pennsylvania.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08


Ia = a
three uapauu interest suduOn
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

One of the most prominent reasons given in
the Chicago platform for change in the Admin
istraton. says the Philadelphia Age. was
the corruption of the Democratic party
The Republican papers never ceased to
harp upon the subject. and their indignation was
so we'll feigned that many believed that after the
election of Mr. Lincoln there would never be an
other dollar OF the public moneys stolen How
greatly they we're mistaken they probably will
never know. for the simple reason that in times
like these even the party in opposition is unvil-
ling TO properly expose the corruptions Of public
officials. There is something so odous in the vii
loiny Of men who take advantage of occasions like
this to plumber and steal snd the rush Of events is
so rapid. that after little denunciaton at the
time of the exposure of some great frauds moth
ing more is ever said about them. Aud yet the
corruptons of this Administration should not be
lost sight of by the people. simply because they
are 50 seldom denounced Il was said. in Con-
sress. by leading Republican that after having
carried the election upon the Pretext of prevent
ins abuses in Office. this Administration had
more jObbery 70 answer for in the hrst few
months of its term than it, predecessor for the
whole four years Il was in power. His statement
vas short OF the truth. |, IS sickening TO wade
through the reports of the numerous investigating
committees, and 10 see how knayery has peryaded
every department. of the Government From
the highest 70 the lowest, there is scarcely one
Official who escapes untainted. Not 20 speak of
transactions very well known. but which il would
be indecorous to mention. let the reader recall
the charges made by Republicans themselves
against the Treasury and War Departments. of
zmpering with the news 80 a. TO speculate in
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
TrOu bteS in Iowa.

The telegraph informs US that "a collision oc-
Cured between the copperheads and unoniSts"
in Keokuk county. Iowa. last Saturl v We
suppose there Is no connection between this coll
lsion and the speech of Gov. kirkwood TO pub
lie meeting in Iowa CITY. short time ago:
Fellow citizens" said be, you have traitors
among YOU who ought TO be looked after II a
man insulied your wife you would knock him
down Will YOU have less regard for the flag Of
your country than your kiudredl Remember
that IN Governor for eighteen months 70 come.
can remit fines and can exercise the pardoning
power"
II Governor Kirkwood not a Republican
and loyal" man, We should charge HIM with
several things. A. il Is. merely think IL i
not TO be supposed that such liberal sowing of
the wind should produce fine crop of whirl ind
When the Chief Magistrate of the State forgeis
his OATH and promises in advance foil pardon TO
those " ho violate the laws by beating and killing
their fellow citizens, il i not to be expected that
anyihng should follow. Causes have ceased TO
produce effects. and have quit the business
Louisville Democrat
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

The Shelbyville Volunteer saws Hon. u
NJ. RAY has removed his family to indianapolis.
and proposes making that city bis future resi-
dence at least for a season
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
SUEDRIES.

IOR SALE:
500 doz flass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gro Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. 1ealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
SO bbs.sCoal Oil;
10 bbls iBenzine;
20 bbls. sLinseed Oil;
90 bbs.: :Lard Oil;
so bblst tLubricating Oil;
so bbls.. Whiting;
500 OF. Gninine;
80 OF. Silphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cas1I Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bal Ionists;
10 casd Stick Liquorice;
10 bale4Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 galls*E India Castor Oil;
tuns :sVhite Lead, in Oil;
bbls, :Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls:Varnish;
16 bbls:Alcohol;
472 lbs Cum Shellac;
40 bbls. ..Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. s)ld London Dock Gin;
40 doz. 1-ondon Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART A MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No 81 East Washington Street
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
NOTICE.
OFrTcE oy CgTT CLKRK.
lxDIASAPoLIs. Aug. 5ih, lS63. !

OFTrcE oT CgTr CLERK.
lNDIASAPoLIs. Aug. 5ih, ls6S-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL DOC L.
CENSES issued in 1902 have expired, and that any
person persons owning or harorirg any animal q the
dog kind thin the limits OF the city Of Indianapolis.
wthoui having first obfs ned license snd chrck there
for from the City Clerk and hing said che
substantial collar OF lea her run copper brass other
durable material b ~ such dog liable . a
ne of nat less than IS than $50. with the cost
of prosecution Further that Is the duty of iae Po
lcemen Of The city 10 kin ell animals Of the dog kind
found running large unless the OF the
have cou piled with the FOREGOING requirements.
Attest. CYRUS s. BUTrEkFTELD.
augs-d3w City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
WANTED.

Geo MONTH! We want agents q, $50 I.
pOU month, expenses paid, 10 sell our Sreridsf-
ing Psacs. Orient Baraer. and Is ether new, USE
fs4i and curious Articles IS circulars. free.
Dvll-w3m SHAW CLARK. Biddefors. Ne
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
ESTRAY.
A Bay Horse Taken Up.

HpKSE, about ~ hands high. blind in both eye,
WI hout any shoes Supposed 10 be about 10 years
old r. TALKiNGTDN.
aure-d3t MaS<arhueeffS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16

and familiar acquaintance with her, who
knew her merit. She brought up her
family under pious instruction and pray
er. She had tho consolation Of seeing the
fruits of these efforts. She expressed no
desire to live, only that she might do
more good. She was CONSTANT mem
ber of the church, and often expressed
her dependence upon her Saviour. Du
ring her severe suffering, she said, "she
desired to depart, and that her only de-
pendence was in Christ, and that lie was
near her!n that valley through which she
was passing" Thus it was she went
to sleep in Jesus. Ofbeth these dead sis
ters, we can say, whilst We miss them,
who best knew them, yet, our loss is
their gain, MT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16

Good News,
.What better news to the afflicted than
to inform them of a remedy that is going
to restore them to health =? Have you the
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? +? Are
your digestive organs debilitated, or your
nervous system affected? If 60, at once
resort to the use of "Hoofand's German
B.ters," and you will be completely and
permanently cured. For sale by Drug
gists and Dealers in medicines every
where, at rs cents per bottle. jan 2.-lm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINI-

Read it,
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINI-
MENT. A certain cure for pains and
aches, and warranted superior to any 9th
er. Group it positively cures; relief is alb
solutely sure Immediately after it is used.
Mother remember this, and arm your
selves with bottle without delay. Group
is a disease which gives no notice, fire.
quently attacking The child in the dead
hour Of night; before physician can be
summoned it may be too late, Rcmem'
Der, the Venetian Liniment never fails
Price 25 and 50 cents bottle. Sold by
all Druggists. Office, S. Corllandt ST.,
New York. Jan. 92t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16

Fatal Accident.
Samuel Snyder, being in Crawford
Township, met with an accident last Sat,
urday, which resulted in almost immedi-
ate death. 1t appears that he was assist
ing in raising log building, when one
of the logs they were lifting to its posi-
ton slipped, and falling upon him, crush
ed him so badly that he disd coon after.
He WAS inferred on last Sabbath. Funer-
al services by Rev. D. W. Dowuey.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16

Romance of an Heresh
The charming lady novelist, who has
won much fame under the name OF Cous-
in May Carleton, has just finished new
romance, entitled "Victorii; or, the
Ieiress Of Castle Cliff" 1t is the first
new-year offering of the New York Mer-
curry, the cheapest and largest literary
weekly in the Country.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
TERMS.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.

Who wants,a sewing machine? To any ons
sending thirty subscriptions TO the Post. and
$50, will be given as premium, enc oi
WHEELER & Wilson's s Sewing Machines
such as are sold by them at Folty.hvp Dollars
($45. The machines will, be selected new al
the inanufactory in New York, and will be Sc nj
boxed, with fill directions for setting up and
using, and with no expense, except the freight
DEACON & PETERSON, Publishers.
No. 3i9, VALIANT St., fhilada
D-Specimeu numbers of The Pest seht gra-
tbs when requested.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16

Be Sure and Read 1t,
An opportunity which seldom occurs,
is now afforded those desiling a good
Watch, a. a low figure. Read the ad-
vertiserient of the "Msgic Time Obser-
ver," Of which the Hubbard Bros. Of
New York, are the sole importers. The
Magic" is receiving the most hatteriag
commentators Of the Press.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
RETURN IT.

| wish that the kind friend who took
my Horse collar out of Mr.. TriboleLs
stable, some two or three weeks since,
would return it, as my harness are so con-
structed that it is difficult to use them
without the collar, and find occasion to
use them sometimes. My friend, if you
must have a collar, and cannot do without
one, call ON me and | will get it for you.
j. +. BuRKHoLDER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16

No Better Proof Required
1t has not yet been publicly denied
that the Chemical Saleratus made by D.
B. DeLand q Co. is all that its friends
have claimed-that it is a pure and
wholesome article. This cannot be dc.
MED in face Of the testimony Of chemists
and those BEST qualified tojudge. Ii is
IL fact that the Chemical Ssleratus is
the most popular kind among housewives
This constitutes the most complete proof
that can be required, of the superiority
of the article. 1t is sold at wholesale by
the manufacturers at Fairport, Monroe
Co. New York, and at retail by respecla-
BILE dealers generally.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
sa Weekly Paper, devoted 10 Literature News,
tc. Among its contributors we may mention
he following distinguished writers:
MRS. ELLEN WOOD, author Of "East
Lynne" "The Earl Heirs" etc
HARION HARLAND author of 'Miriam,' y
'Alone," etc.
EDMUND KlRKE, author Of Among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND. whose domes-
tic sketches are so greatly admired.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
A Good Improvement,

A Good Improvement,
The new plank walk recently laid by
our city fathers, on the south side Of
johnson Street, and on the east side of
Eighth Street, to the Station of the p. f..
W. o. G. Railway, is a good, as well as a
much needed improvement There are
other sections of our village that need
similar improvements.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
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