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minister, and Saul, the bitter, unrolenting
partisan and bigot. Again let, these min.
iiiers of the Gencsoe Conference contrast
their own harsh reso ution with their Mas
ter's Sermon on the Mount, and sec if in
their partisan zeal they had not forgot the
teaching the example and spirit of Him
"who speaks s.nover man spoke"
have no doubt these mistaken men
will blush with shame, confess in sorrow,
and repent when the excitement Of the can
vass shall be over, aud when religion, rea.
son and right thoughts shall resume con
troll over them, and that their folly will ap.
pear as it is and they will ask tho Great
Head Of the Church to forgive them. You
will mark that my complaint is not that
these men arc Republicans-that they
vote for Mr.. Lincon--that is their privi.
loge; but it is their departure from all
docoucy, Christian courtesy aud cbatity,
and their Wholesale miserable ISLANDERS
ond denunciation5 Of men as honest as
themselves and whose only offence is a
difference in political opinion
am often met by this class of clerical
politicians with the assertion Why YOU
are con.cnding for slavery; you seek to
nphold stupondous system of moral
conrso, r,nos,a - tho.o oon ,non !, ~
tb;s ,hov oro or,;,n,a n,;s,o,,on. Mar
mis, o,,o and r,;s..o.o ,ho .,.I ;,,na -.
rr1.r.ton3it wo.,,,.onJ 49,, f.. -
yor,-,r, ,ro,o ~ n,,;,;o,l .a..,,.:. ' E
il. ,rr,or.ir2 J., s.,n,o.. r,ss,si ,,c,, . w.
lam ,v;,f ~ ;,,an, - ,,,L,15 ,i.aN,| ,.o'I' -
,;,o :, o;d on1 non.far. W. ,,';.. ~ "
Io o,oin.ou.,o,o H.
fa.hers-- i,s ,nointon,ro, with 81 =.
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- n,;, o,,o,;,n w. - 49, ,',e,,,'- -
r.. WANNA.
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avr,o, % ro.',no .ho Unioa a,... ~.
o,r,oc, md .nr,r;na of ror an1 o;.,,
hocl, ., o,I onr noo,lo ion, ,nI - a.,1 o., a,'
s,;,nti,,,, ., ,iha.t,. m;,h n,o,o .n1 sr..
,,r;t, hnlrr ,h;s w., ara 1,na,,no', e =,
n,:,o..
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cow, ,,.s ;n1iroot,, if 49,, 5;.,o.,. -.
o,ns, ofr,o u.r i hn ~ n,o,ns c,no,.
,Lo.i,;s =, o.r w. tba ,,c;,;,no,o ol;oo. =
tbo rar nJr r;noo,, not nn 49, sno,
,r,ter,o i, tbo hc,ioniya-;t l. . s,,to ~
= Mo.ior,, ;ns.;t,,i,n III, ho.,G,I ~ no
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L4J@ \ wife in Minnesota enlisted With
her husband in 1861, fought with him ia
eighteen battles, was wounded thrice, and
has now left the service, as her husband
has been killed.
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r3l5" In England the Bible is how sup
piled for twelve cents, and the New Tes.
lament for four cents each, and the gos.
pei for two cents each.
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seS- "My BRETHREN" said Swift in q
sermon there are three kinds of pride,
nlmely, OF birth, Of riches, of intellect.
shall not speak Of the latter, none of you
being liable to th1t abominable vice.
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I1~ Administration military pets, Gen.
eral Inactivity at Petersburg General
Emancipation at Washington; General
Confusion in West Tennessee, and General
Astonishment all over the North.
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agG" At the late Presidential election
in one Of the wards in Cincinnati, one
ballot was found, a straiga: Abolition
ticket, with God forgive me for this sin =
written Ou the back Of it
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AUDrTOR- S NOVICE

I5aic Of AJrahom W. Aline, deceased
4 HE undersigned, appointed by the or
j phan's court OF Columbia county an auditor to du
Glt the account OF the admlnistrutrlA &C. OF Abraham
W khne, deceased, VIII attend 10 the dutig- Of his
appointment, q, his office IN Bloomsbury, on tnday,
November % l5C4 at 10 O'Clock, a. me- al which lme
md interested are requested e. attfn
F,CLARk Auditor
Eloomsblts. OF 9? l'ii
- rIAF please publish
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Tho's. F. Meagher on Mcclellan.

On the evening of tic 9th of Oct,
Gen. Thomas Francis Mcagher, delivered
an address at Nashville, Tenn, in sup
port Of Lincoln and johnson, in which,
to the delight of large number of sold
iors and Democrats present, and to the
infinite disgust Of the Lincoln men, includ-
ing the correspondent of the Cnncinuat
Gazette, from whose report we quote, he
passed q glowing culogy on McClellan.
We commend it to the attention of the
"Loyal Le0gucrs" and General M'Clel-
lans ISLANDERS generally. Gen, Moagher
said
"Pronouncing in favor of the Baltimore
Convention and its nominees, as q matter
OF course l pronounce against the Chicago
Convention aud the nominations emanat-
ing from it. Hear, hear, hcar.l This l
sincerely regret being compelled TO do for
| widely differ from those who assert that
General Mcclellan personally is unworthy '
Of occupying the Presidential chair
[ Loud cheers for McClellan,l Highly cul-
tivaiel, refined in mannor as in mind
deeply imbued with reverence for all
that is vrtuous, wise and heroic in the
History Of the Republic, proud Of lis u at.
ionality and scnsitiyely jealous Of tho
honor Of bis country, 1 am satisfied thai
no man could bring to the discharge ot
the duties Of the Presidency better spirit
nor to The position itself, exalted as it is
morc appropriate graccfu'ness, manli.
ness md dignity. loud ana continued
chacriug,l
In his ttu:hfu!ness, in the goodness o.
his heart, in his disposition to serve the
country faithfully and earnestly, whether
in civil life or in the field, to the utmost
Of his ability, I have the fullest faith
[oud cheers j aud this faith not only re
peis but rc&cnts the imputations agains
his loyalty aud courage in which those
who do not koow him have seen fit to in
dulge. Loud cries OF hear, hear. Tn,
irm gentleness with which he has borr
these aspersions, confirms in n,y mind tht
belief, that u temperament SO we'll dis
cipliued as his, nature so magnanimous
a demeanor so chiyalrously decorus, quail
ify him personally, in a superior degree
for the highest Office in the gift Of tn
people. Loud cries Of brave Meagha'
ard enthusiastic cheering As TO hi
evasion Of the dangers Of the battlefield
! all l can say is this-that if General Nc
ClCllan was not under fire at Fair Oak
and Malvern Hill, neither was the Iris
brigade, tremendous chcering) and this
should have said before the Committee o.
the Conduct of the War, had l been ex
amiuod BY that Committee, Long an
lcud continued cries of hear, and deafcn
ing cheers An upright and exeuplar
citizen, an accomplished and jQdiciou
soldic:, true to his flag, (hear, hear, hear,
nothing, repeat, eau with any soriou
force be ju.tly.urged against hin person
ally in derogaton Of bis claims to til
Presidency. (Lnthu'iast.c cheering an
cries Of well done Meoghoc.)
For my part, il any man, in nay pres
cncc, dare call General Nc Iellan ira
tor or a coward, l will not stop to argu
with him-i will at once knock him down
1 will answer such assertions only with
b!ow--and an Irishman's blow at that ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
Fall s. w inter Goods
At
NiiIlCr'S Store.

V'nE subs,rbcr has just returned from the Cities
1 win another large and select assorlnet Of
fNLL and H'INI. .EH GOOUS.
purchased at Philadelphia, 0t the lowest hgure' ana
hrh they are determined % sell ON as mode rate term
as can be- procured elsewhere in bloomsbury ms
FtnCk comprises
L4DIES' DRESS GOODS,
Of choicest styles aud latest fashion.
DRY GGCDS, .3ND GbOtERiES,
HIRDH'9RE QUEE.NNUiRE,
CED4R U.4RE, H'JLLOW I.4RE
IEON .N4II.S, BOOIS ~ SHOES
H9TS a. C.8PS. &c &C., &C.,
IN short Gyer usually kppt in country Stores
% winch he invite tha public generally,
1ho Highest pri.e paid for country produce;
5. II. MILLER.
Blponlshurg, Nov 10, l5Gi
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ala, and invented by Nr Duvoy Professor Of the Im.
perdl College tor Agriculture at Paris, aud now man.
ufnctu-edby G. G. IIlRNER, pr Of u. aud n, Allen.
town. Lrligh County, Penn syivnuia,
All di 'Cases Of the Stomach Blood, Lungs aud Bow
Ella, speedily and certainly cured Healthy stock Will
be brought into the very highest state ut perfection,
and two hlcspooHful week. is oCgrcat value
to hard working horses breeding stock and colts aud
eRvcd thousands G valuable horses from coHta gious
diseases, aS wed at the uarn.yard a. in the army.
TnE LEIGH WORM CONNECTIONS
cnictuallv overcome all the obstarles which usually
prevent the eApc ling Of worms an" P asaHt to take
and also one Of the most agreeable purgHtiv,5 for
children, SO confident III" inventor of the success
Of his abrrous stnr in thr pathological compost.
tion Of this preparation that he furnishrs every gta
ustad phyricau, with a writteu prescription, new
tts ~ mNuria m'Uicl.
TiIE UNloN ROACH, RAT. NICE AND ANT EX
IEENlNNTDK
~a powder rar the sure determination of all Nrrmin7
VIII never 'hauH' Nlh age uul NIMHtn, and IN .ch
preferable tu tn" old lhosphnrous Paste" which hard.
uNs it = ori time making il WO.th'osS For dmnt-
tons onu ru. u,trs Sa r 7mIll bills in the boxes
We uur ruudrcd Hni thiry.srven rrominms have
bo'u U"trIrd to th,sc celebrated preparations, Up -
tr'ou.r ~ 1854.
l,NaLh LoytR. ARE the Wholesale Agent IN rhila.
For fa' hg al rpsPrc.abn Drug ana cJuatTy stores
November ~, l~ut -i2Il.
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E&5" Postmaster General Dennisons son
was lieutenant Of voluateers when lis
father went into the Cabinet, ard now he
is a brigadier general
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Thc EeE,igh Cattle Powder.

7 S warranted TO
! be- the most power.
ml agent for the STAN.
ach and blood Of Cattle,
Swine, or sheep, in PRO.
m,ting digestion, cleans.
ing the system and tran.
sfrr.np the purified an.
imal fluid In h.sh, fat,
milk, butter ana strength
aud establishing health
and vigur.
DUiOY'S HORSE &
MULE POWDER is the
only medicines legally
patented in France, Eng.
, land, switzerland and
Holland, and duly al.
mitt"d by their Courts,
hun0rCd with prize mud.
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"Butler is in favor of proposinr peace
and Offering an amnesty ."-IHHU. U@i'c.
,rLuuo.tt..., ,,.,,. ,>o;.,, .hoo .
~ tC.-..,.,, .-., 49,,
~. ~ >,Yl ,,'.,., 49, ~, T,;s,,,;1
~ -. ,,o =. a,,a,;,n .rTima.,,, ;snaou
,,,..,.r ~ I e ,',s.a.,, o.I ~ 1', m.a,',.
,',
is hustled out, the better. "Pcaco,' in
deed Wasn'tit asserted hundred times,
before the election, that the only peace
H. I'LL Y
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ROLL or.liONoR.

70 n. Fnm;l;s. of Deneos,d So'd;ers:
The Legislature has csntinucd tho ag'ney to
rerurd tn. nsruc, Of .pld.r. ir, ihi. Star" who
L,y, fallen in .-r.ies or iitd fr"m disease during
tho pre..ut war. lac following resolution v nv
.d,ut.J b, bo,h nyfe. OF til. General Asseu-
bly,:
P..olr.d. That ,he Agent do urge, by public
sdver, .scuept tho taini.iss of deceased soldier,
90 cepnrt 10 him. that he uay have the means Of
verifying and carrcc'iuy Rcgimsntal rctur='.
In accordance with the above r..olution Of tho
General Assembly, earnestly request the tnni-
lies and ,rsrds OF deceased s"ldi.rs 80 forward TO
me tho nnmc. Of the brave men who have .a!!en
in L.,tlo or died in service during tho pis''n'
war. Ths nfo, IL alton required il tho name, rsuk
nunb-r Of regiment, lettor Of company, dsts oi
4 18th. cause Of death, iu what battle, or Shois
Il ID.
I wonld n,ro earnestly request sll he command
ipv .ts:e,s uf Ierilu.nts nom ti.is State TO ior-
ward Inc Ecis returns OF the >casuallies in their
RI spec,i,s commands fron tho beg ming Of the
u.r. and to continue snid returns during their
term Of ss, icv, sv that the holl Of Honor may
he as perfect and complete ~ pUs,ible.
WIN. II. JOHNSTON,
Recording AZ nt Of TIE State.
ns- All tho paper. III tho State will please
cory thrso times, aud hrmsrd bills to mo- as
Kes.rding Agent Vt the State.
Jin 81
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The Military situnt:un.

The news from Charleston is int~rrstinr.
The f,llowing official dispatch from General
Bcanrre::,l wns received yesterday at tie
Var departments:
"CmAkLKsroN j n. 4 lSGl.-Tne ensi =
has been recnnnui!cring sid sounding in tn
vicinity IF liew-s' Inlek north of Long Is
land. Indicating pnssihl. movement in that
direction. Hin enca,npments on Coles Is
land have lat, ly increased
&. T. BEAuREGERD."
1t is probable tlinl This cor.iectured ,now:
rne.t Of the enemy will make it necessary for
General Bcauresard TO cover Charleston with
his whole rce The necessity OF defending
the country aud railroad between Charleston
and Savannah is also Indispensable.
There is nothing new from The lines in the
Central W.sf. I.ongstreet is still auppose, to
hold y POSITION which threatens West re1-
ne,see aud K.uturky. and keeps G.art in thu
necessity nf protecting his line Of C mnnnf
cation with Nashville and other Localities III
his rear. The CASUALTIES in the recent knoa-
vile campaign Of l.ongnr"st, it is .s'd.- will
not exrep,l twrive hundred men. There is no
ilnea>ness felt f'r his present po.i!ion The
cuuntry between, the Clincltnnd ll"'tou liv-
rr, abound. in strong points, capable Of easy
J.Ienre.
General Lrrs lines are entirely quiet
Rirhmonl Examiner, 5ih.
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Board Of Relief for Soldiers
Families.

ALI psrspns nee in. assist ,nee f-am the Boar!
II i.uat meGe application imn,ediataiy to tss
vi -. 6uat n which they rusIde'
and make 10 r.t;,t.. oe ~ n: m:n:h"- :! I'd
family to. .bslrelIcvc! stSt,g their ax"s. kc., 6c
=, :. 7rn R,cINvsr.
Hutcher's beat Io',n S-iri=r. >
Hoisonhake. Eeni-B. L. Bu ,t~right.
Turkey Ct-ek R..f--J II. M'n..
H"rn', Crce' E-at-J. Ii. Far. ~
Grani,e. u. Be't--%. ~ L..n"n.
Hu.e tp71,ut-I. B. kecse.
i;;,tt, 5 Lis.l a.. 1T ,. j. il A.ktr.
Lu.Lnrg Bedt--s. 7. T.'Pambo
Oh REGIMENT.
E,.s<y pu@., g-e.-..ao. = ssi::l!c.on.
R.J ti;9 Beat A. rr,:ns.
Ca,t;sr's Bedt-Th U.s. @. Ma'hia.
D.ntnnSr:We Bert-J: +. Rurus.
Wife H.us. Benin. L. Parks.
R.hohoh Rent--R y H--.in.
Lnnqmir.. b; ;at-Elbsr. Devor"
Pieasant Gsas Rsaf-Luko Culoreath.
lJTA Rnclxgsr.
g-iaft Paieh Bent-Xa.. Hsn:ierson.
C.orer S;,,iny Btat.-Lewis CHltrsath.
joe Hay's B,dt--M. VI. Clsry.
Ycfity .Sprinys H.nt-G s. Strotber.
Hmei's Reat--S,upsnn Wheeler.
kA, ,a.he .rf. He"t-isorge Adiy.
Hinr Crc>k Dsai--S. II. k"isers.
Wutery Srunrh B,",--J. Norris.
J. II. MINIS, Sscry j Treasurer.
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rsy We observe thut the lsdios OF ohi'o' IN
keeping with tho fertility of resource aud indus
,rv that hns immorta.zcd their sex during
tho war, ure making socks from carpet. .ravoliins'
rhcy Hro y liltlu heterogeneous in color, but not
a whit the ss.s warm for that, and will b' most
aeespt.sle to tLS soldiers, or to tko'o who nOsd
them at home.
y G.u. Johnston is said TO have e''ahii'hed
a new system .,f granting iuIlnughs, which "orK'
we'll. No resim"ntal or compauy Vihcer can getsa
url,u-h unless he leaves behind him three officers
IF the regiment or company, and no private 's en-
titled ~ turl.uyh un!:s< helesve' thirty non-c"ih'
n,,onud officers and prvates in condition i"r
,orv;cs. aud one fu:luuSh issues Tor every thirty
u,en in the cump.ny. The result Of lhi'i' GEN
Q al and lively interest to keep up the electro
force OF thc-Arny.
nsy- A Kinston correspondent of the R"leish
s.at, Journal. under date of Jan. 5'h' gives cur
c.o,y 10 n r.port thht tho Yankees are landing
.rou,.s at aiorrhead City. Stirring times ar' e1-
pestsa on tho NsHl. Carolina Hsa't this winter.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EYECUrTyE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, S. C. Jsuuary |. ..lS6+.
Hv III. Er..n.nry HlLLEhGE l.. B0aHAA'
.;..e.a.r n.I Con.ainicr-in. C.iy ia an'l ers'
u. N.t;e..f South Gr"t;"".
NET:lEKEAS. in pursuance o. tne Act VI me
w Legislator. Of this stuts. tho Votes tor
membor. ii the Sec.nd Congress Of the Conisd-
.r,.u States of America haY. bsen c"ugted y!
Com mis- .ioners a,pinte for ths: purr'.s, ami II
.up-nrs rha: JAMES II. WlrHEkSPOuS has
b.eu dnly elected iur tho Congressional District
coniposed ot Lancaster, Chesterfield, Maloor"'
Darlington, Williamsburg. -Horry and George
town. t-ru,ing the lst C-nyrnssioryl DistI'ct; w.
PORCHkk lilies for tho District conposed oi
Charleston, exclusive nj TIM Parish -ot ~. jam
Cvllctun forming the I'd Congressional District
L. NJ. AVER tor the Di.t let con,possd OF Beau
fort Baruwrll. oranceburg. C"lleton. ST. johns
Colieton. forming the 81 Congressional District
". d. SIMPSON f,r the Di.tric' composed "f
Lexington. Edysteld, Nswbetry, L.Arcns and
abbcyillr farming the 4h Congressional District;
JAMES FtRKOW Tor the District compossd vi
Ancors.n, Plckens, q sehv,l;e, oi'ar;an6urE aud
Uniur, forming the 5th Congressional Dis'riit;
W. w. BOYCE for the District cumsosed ct i"rs'
,,hsst.r, F,iried, Rchland, ncrshaw, Sumter
and Clarendon, forming tho 9th Congressional
District.
Now. thcreforu I, MILLEDGE L. B0NHAM,
t;uy,ruur over the state ufure.nid, DO issue this
nv pr.cl.uiation, notifying snd dee ai9s ac-
,nrd;uy 10 ,he nr.vi.inr. nf the ..i'l Act, that
Jane. r. wi,hsr.po"n, W. p"rrhrr Mills, L. NJ.
Aver, w. u. Simp p,ou. james Furr"w afd W. W.
Bosce had raali maj .ri'y of tpo ro.es uast il
thsir respective Congressional Districts, aud arc
therefore duly ee-t.i Representatives IN the ID
Congress VI the Confederate Svares. -
t;ivou ued.r hay hand ani tao seal vi the. Stale
ut uoiumbi., this hrst day OF Jsnrary, IN
RI. S. tina ys,r nr uur Lord one Thousand eight
hundrad and .ixty-four, and in the eighty
eighth year OF tho sovereignty OF the State
OF South Carolina
NJ l.. BONHaM.
wv. r. Hryrr, Secret,ry or Stato.
Jna. IL VI
r All papers in the State insert once.
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>lnhui.an Weather.

Tho wca:he, for two weeks past, has h'"a-utf'r-
:y ahorainab!e; there il no u:c in minoins words
utterly abumina5lc, unmsrciirl, and n'el"ra-
hle. Driving, drenchirg rains; bitter, biting,
brutal cold; h-r!. unyielaing, ptiicss 'iest ;
fa:hurlo.s mud and sop; nn'i, IS nc write, rain
,gsia. Such weather would try even the niiu
and beasts that dw.ll in Nova Zcmhla AMI Spisz-
bcr1su. God pity t'c poor soldi"ra wa" l."vo no
shYes A Jealous aud patriot ycuns gill ".n;
around Jufing last "sck sUiriis subscriptions t.
uy suuss Tor lie auoio nars fec; al lae 7th ktei-
meut L,e:y oae gave her 81. Nonsenso they
sus sLt to have girep her ScO.
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Railroad Prospects.

We 10 ,ra from areliablc source rhat T!.rtG hrn-
Oh dozen spa have eeer received in i. s'nst"
D.tr,S;, for grading nu, po:ca OF ths:0 .u!a:cd
C".u,nii" an: iaui5urs Railroad; a'"i - III R:vo
hun'r.l negroes have t",u 70: To work g-adrS-
And4u,ther rh't ;l.e E:s:nsr- aud safvtyp's
ara "f The "pinipa stat ms read ,uusr ;in olaar
10 hsaA sA:w'e Crvss anil Ito 30 Creek. thereby
m~euing the exYD;st ms"y tS"usand') take 10
r"ute which wilt ieat directly through lh" Pine
House region. ls.aa' ed and bcnyhted ELgeh"ld
'iay yet hear taa whistle OF ,hs cars, Glorious
kDp.
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Wilmington i, 81 spt cia' in;er 81 to 10th
sh. Cv:,l,,,:ey.trs 4'd Liacolnites. II is tie
only port of any importance lett, US tue enc
nv is well aware. HIS b'ockadlng feet has
been largely increased, and imports arc be
coming Of rare occurrence, but the peculiar
appr. .ach. 5 are sn,h as to forbid hops of, q
c,fuplets smpp,gc ui blockade ra' Bang, s-'.:
bY. tie capture ol tie ci,y. The Rica'.i"L'.
Wig th.nas this bas il en- d, iinil' is agreed
upcn BY Tue Cabinet at W4,nin"io and al
ready the premoni;orY SYMPTOMS are visible;
Il is believed that Butler had concentrated
10000 men ut Washington, N. c., ana a :e"
days since the sait works some twe3ty mics
iroa, Wilninglon, we're destroyed. T:ie fleet
uu,nhers now twenty six sail, sn' tbs Whis
is Of the opinnn that il awaits o, the arr
val Of the Dunt!,rb',rs and oiher ir'l 81 dis
and a.liir nai nc;i to commencn Operations
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s:'irn. AMI lh.. B .ard il. iayur-, Of whi'n sie
,yqu;- iti..r, :, ,un.i- ,s' f., Ill ~, ecs.a ul
S.r. ri.t tic Gh.irlan and Trslssrci
Is aa} Is al who hall: 10 r:-kr r. -ns,,
>onenrmehi; L: he prec -dlng sect!cr ~
eac,, ho !;1hle to'a inr n' 500, &c b. r:c-v-
cred bv indictment.
ssr. i. Ia, the sum of S5aa a9o be and
tie sale is l.erony appropriated to be dis
.r,i.d e.! il pr1r 'r:inn TO The Number Of p:.r-
,o.l, . h5 r:l'evsd au.cHss! tae several Board
6! +. ,ic # this Ste, IS is .,rescr bid i'll he
Ac, r.s,fe,: T." "s!.to:n,i d.i: u DECEMBER,
IL. tie year 1862, er.iAo.! .an Ac' 10 m-kS
.;prrupriati ms in nd It the families Of ,oi-
.iicrs AID to repeal IN Act ent''tfd an ~,
10 aft ,rd al 10 the fimilrs of soldiers" and
the sa:d Board viii coni'rm to the provisions
Of said Act. and be s,iicc, to ITS dlrec:ia2sasin
everi particular, excenl as Lsrc.nIetore pro
vidcd.
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z ii,SunS.

DUR thar ~ are non ,stiy leurnei t" 'nlihv OK
onr su6so Ulcers i0r lhc ,'onptloai Slth wa'c!i
;Dpy have r-spo-dcd ro "m. ndsance la 40 price
of ID" A{ .rt;,~.'. AMI cAi tntin :" sc,Iie-
The ..drerfiser- subscription li.t w.th few OK
ccrti,ns. is roll Of just and generous meu- mem
who willing 10 live and let live And yet
VIC have few old skin. .tiut- who have cog :menc
ed growing ut our mig prizes far tha paper"
whilst Mey porr uniurtunate souls, have only
been enabled tn sell THAR produce at from Ten to
tSsfuy prices over aul above former times. Two
of thesc sided worthies havu already collapsed,
and sent in orders tn discontinue. Certainly,
gentlrnnn: and the decd is donc-already havo
W. erased your names with broad mark and !.
wiling iniLd. Alto iou7 or iivo just .ieh,"
who are kaown /" no aulcnG our patrons, follow
in tie wax. of their iluslrous brethren just
Sp"k n Of, ~ books will bc-rmryti "ud we csn
then wora i, Ii, cirr satisfaction. fur we'll bt'
under ,tiI aions Ia none but "good incn amt
true, --w liberal in n!l heir dealings, snd just
crr'i t" :he Printer.
Wc ~ .in return til INKS to those kind hiend|
nho h.r ;e corus and are coming forward. to renew
,b-ir Tsubsrrpiuns. l:ut 30 the Old sSi"llints.
zrGalh .rr., aid yrowlcr: We have nothing worc I"
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SnIdiers at Home.

Capt. RAS. MIas Vi Co. D. tia Erg.., an oEi,car
vii. has tscn so true To III. post and lis duty thu
Edsclisld should be proud of him; .nd who hv
can. nut uu.cathed rom may grand 5et:lrs
tina. he oa,h, to be garticaisrly thankful TO v',.
nus arr.rel 81 lis Lone in cur niilst--me'l and
hesr:y. we-wi.L Lin the aEc,t time Imaginable
wh.ie he stays
We ha~e ul,o bcsn pleased To- gree: en- tho
.trvc,, TIA. ga'l.n; ,ouny eli Ter. (and perfect
.nercat,o OF i lsli@wJ Lieut.. WADE J.mSSo> Of
IA. Jib
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for the Advertiser.

Tho E.'gcGrM Village Aid Association sraso-
fully acknowledges nAo:her hundfod dollars .rrm
Mr.. X. 4. RINsou, OF Hamburg. Alto, hun
dred dollars from Mr.. JoKS II. lIotL,Ses""RrH.
Thss. moat generous dcaa'iuug should OF courage
Il. AL to NJ ,ke renewed efforts for the re!si 'i "af
n-.dy troops. Mi.. HAxRIIT- BEiL-ssn!! US hre
pair Of very MIRO Wool-n Socks, A. article sres::y
n, .d.d 1T this ina!emont ssss"n Of shs J'i'
Nns. ANN GRIFFIN, PnHs.
Mrs. WV. GooDuAs, S.ery ( T:ca''r.