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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08
5CGtter9 from the 9,rutgD.
PLEASANT VALLEY. NEAR HAEPEEs Ferry.
Nov Is. 1864


DEAR w iEm rs we are Hh"liy nfou@ht
up SjahaliiS IL me o'siA0ull]ca camp,
VIII give you oc.aiiH OF tIic l"St saturday
H%Hl; SlIin$ my lhd.'Iuuai experience III IT,
"'''ch WIN DC more interesting 10 you Iiiah
SentiaI uel'IIS "l tnc paille.
"u remember my I"at IciLcr was Ghaea
"'"Au! "I'H Il Schitnce nan LiIIHneu. II
was l"'h II'"' 'IIe "I"t! So''iiO'eu '2"ouiG
up ana our "'IchtioA mus arIcStc'
was soon St!itlui%!cu py Iho Souhd Oh NLl@
along ''e pichGI Ii!c. Inc enemy had at
''I,,'' Us Oh ''le I'S"l'
we "eIG "'""H up III reserve hedi tle
'Ih'"' "itTe we waite" ''il dark ana 'he
''ti"H "i'HuIeN'
~ ."'"j . COCK III inc evening our
brigade Of cavalry, ll"e ma, OF the 81
"iI, under tuSjar) was sent ont on recon
a'iaS&hce To ma the enemy ) camp. we
loU,'d IL about I'VE mics out, charged theT
PIcNclH ana Grove lhem win speed upon
'heIf HaS'li| formed inc Oh DaitIe, showing
'1o 'I''"f 10 1e III some l"ICe' Inns our
".Irel aecoNIpl'SHca' we returned 10 camp
WIN Ie" prisoners.
. Next morning u4i'IsiaAcaoIe PrePara-
lions were naoe ior battle our Ilne was
I'L'"'o ana JoinGd win iA3t" IhG ISL OrI&-
%,'' On our Ir5HI if"clI'HS 10 lhc NoiIn
Hvu"'I'"' me HHeH Uh,Icq Oh hl9h
THS' 1""l iay between lIe Oody oil the TWO
".'-""'S, ne enemy advance" upon our
!'tH''N' nol WIN occasional SaIilcS lroin
'mu' p'F''aS' me liheS renamed sIoStanll-
alIy '4' same ui! afternoon, The order
was Ith received To advance, and the
whole line moved StrIGrIV forward At
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG. /
Nov. - 1874 1

Mr.. EDITOR Thinking our THANKSGIVING
rather an interesting affair scat myself to
pen you few lines to give YOU a little dis.
scription Of it. We were not called tometh-
cr by the merry ring of the church bell
but by the harsh tones of the war buoIo :
Not in a comfortable church made chccrfnl
by the bright faces Of both sex Of all ages
as in civil life, but behind huge breast
work made to protect us from treacherous
foes Round poles for seats, marshalcd
warriors for an audience. We were ably
addressed by Chaplain McAdams, Of the
9th Penn'a Cavalry a true patriot and
Christian. We had some things to be thank
full for that friends at home did not. There
was none among us but that would rejoice
at Union triumph. None but that is
thankful that the Frog that would wo0ing
go on the Chicago Platform, instead of be.
ing waited by the smooth waters of peace
INTO the ocean Of power, has been forced
by the tide Of public Indignation up Salt
River and no doubt will do as other frogs
do, plunge into muck and mire, thus hide
himself from the gaze Of those whom he
has dlS@ustcd by his coppery croakings.-
McthmkS | see Seymour Wood, Vallandig.
ham and lioIett standing around his mucky
grave with solemn countenanccs humming
doleful air to the following words:
Halk from the tonbs doleful sound,
Mine ears attend the cry.
Black treason killed poor little Mac.
| too must surely die
But I am deviating from my subject. The
Thanksgiving closed by singing the long
meter Doxology followed by the benedction
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08
SelGft&0 s9oetrn.
WHEN THE BOYS COME HOME.


IHEHE a happy time coming
There's a glorious day coming
When the boys come home,
We will end the dreadful story,
OF this treason dark and CORY,
In a sun-buIst Of glory
When the boys come home.
Inc d'Y VIII seem brighter
For our hearts will be lighter,
When the boys come home.
Wives and sweet-hearts will press them
In their arms. and caress them,
And pray God to bless them,
When the boys come home.
Inc tihhhed ranks VIII ne PI"noeSt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

To Cook CABBACE.-Cut fine, add very
little water, cover closely and cook until
tender Slowly drain through colander,
season with salt and pepper to your taste,
and mix with thoroughly tablespoonful of
good sweet butter
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

bgg>If any rebel drummer loses his drum
in battle, let him pound away upon his own
belly which will no doubt be hollow enough
to answer every purpose.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

BSy~ A man who was imprisoned for big
amy complained that he had been severely
dealt with for an offence which carries its
own punishment. ......
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

bss- A little wrong done to another is a
great wrong done to ourselves.
HEIGHT OF CHARITY -Unlacing young
lady's corset to enable her to sneeze.
R6g~The man who said tomorrow never
comes" probably never had a note to pay.
Do thou unto others as thou would have
others do unto thee.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-08

FRIENDsHIP.-Oh friendship thou divin
est alchemist, that man should ever profanC
thee
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-10

Cus,ors nsscoySey.-ls IL saii ,ha. Mayor
Tssmsna, a: BIS psins factory 10 aaahs,ssn.
v:lIe. aas accidentally sasde disoosery wh'cb
shreatsas Ia resoiHisoaise aariealsnIe. Ore al
the fssasy hsneas having .hsown sorae l'qaia
green paint ef par.sealas sisd on 1c~eT
bed osespisd by whise aaesroaes, the ae~er,
hsye kinea made ihssr appearances with pesass
.ss gsees ss grxss. The pain. had Ia il > pesss
liar snd vsfy penetrating chemical nixsats.
which Mr.. Tiemssn hiss siaes arplssa sSsll
ether eesessp 10 esasy pisnsa, ANIMAL, hicnniai,
ard Of the shsah kiaa--ihs resals being inss.
siahly that the Eowsss 20 wasered took the hua
cf she liquid deposited ii their roots. Bs CO.'S
tiaaing experiments early aexs ysAr, during
seed time. aas; spplyipg dfsrsnss essoss. nc
ahsli 90 ssats be saabled 10 'raint The lily. ."
mhsrh WA soaomon's ambition.
4Egw Fork TfibmHs
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couuusssRy DEPARTMENT.,

CssaES, G., Mar 10, 1864.
y sSe@ of he grFsai nsssfsiss al P-saeas existing
tr sp increased psyly sfssEssseuess 81 u" ;sspa
lsnz :hI. sersaoa a Ito eassary sad u vg q Lao
sas@ n sasvy pe'spas siso hhTn 30 order 30 be ex-
e9E,r: ffaa tsfvre stvsp hsds 70 supply 10 she sry
gSvsB ngHsssr Cd paas4s 81 c4eaa sHa see, hefshr
gss seStss hat sst prepared 10 feesss tse sane,
Ana sass aisssusi al s~as;r-Sve PET esst viii be al
iewed Iaxa shs quantity To s ,hesa who thall deliver
shsas quota GO o. boAoss sha itsh Ma, 1854
J II. DsrgREUx,
Mar 70 AACa
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Apyxsr OF srmso. - Ah, how, wonderful is
The adssu, OF spring .--she great annual mira.
Gle q the bIos@auing Of AaFea's 'od. repeated
90 mrsiads ssd myriads OF banshes =, the
gentle progression ard growth ofhefbs, flowers,
trees gentle, and yet ,repessis'e--whieh no
force can stop, 90 violence rcs.nain, Ike love,
that wins It's w~y and cannot ba ~jshs,ood by
asp hua,sn powes, hecanse '.sogf;s divine pow
er ifsprihg came but ouce iu4s eetinsy, in
s,esi Of onee rear. or bprss istb whh the
soand Of an earthquake, asd sOs in silenes,
wha. wonder an3 expectation veuld there be
in aii hearts TO behold the mirasaous change
But pow The silens Succession sagges,s nothing
bat necessity. Te mos. unen, esay the eessa.
ton Of The miracle would be Haarsculoas. and
the ptspe,oal exercise Of Gods power .esms
less wondeFfnI than iss withdrawal would be.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. G.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

sicHMoxp, CHARLESTON, coEuys'k, wEsTEas
AyD WAY MAILS
Dus--Daily by 20 T.
Clcse-s,saday, Tuessay d Thursday. al 90 7.
Z" Tuesday, Thursday & SATURDAY. ~ II 90 a. u
LAacAsTxk, FLAT socK, &c.
Dae--naaaay. Wednesday / Friday by u 90 N.
cloas-Sanc dsys, a. II 90 A. ~
RED ailL, Evssga PLACE, dc.
Dze-Thntsdsr. by IL 90
Caoses-sase day, az ii co d. II
rtltER's y8RRY. ,EvvEEsox, dc.
Dae--Moaday, by "a 90 u
Cacass-Fr:dsy. as 10 90 A. u
OFFICE .HoUEs
F,o.a q 90 A. ". 10 = 90 P. w.. AID .ax sbo';
ss:ae after opsn.ng tho msE .. nigh.
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cttssSs. s C., ApsSr is.h iss+.
pAgAGRAfH Tsa f.splsias Of Bee: cotasap.ss
4 IN Gsssasw nasaS<e a,il !afnssh Hs, 81 osce
Sisn is 81 all gfrss tssSsf rssfsSiise asss eo
ixce !&n ssss g. - and - AID IS and 50 yesra OF
sgs w LE!TSER
atgll - u Czw ana L 9. X D
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aoo EsoLLARs nEwaRn

rF>Hg above reward s! ae paid sos tho detection
tho rsscal VITO c.. the gia.bsnd Of the sslse,ber
ca Saturday nigh. tss.. Pe1sons own!ur shoe shaps
viii please keep ere on ati soa leather sent TO te-
hops SUTHERLAND LE4MoSD
FEBRUARY &c
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NOTICE TO TAy PAYERS

NOTICE is acreay gsvsa that Coasederass no:cs OF
" al dsrasassassuas sIa 30 rseasyed. Ia paw.
ssens Of State ta2ea Until Tie slst sas After ,hss
dsse paytpsa. nsts he made ehcs ia,he neY bEe or
ia ave dollar nossa e. acgAIg. re
1afcasS n
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WAR TAX Notice.
r7TV COLLECTION DISTRICT.

rTsAy PAYERS Eithtn ;he aisa OF ste psssrsss kSs.
st,asyl arg hereby .snsisea. thas de sSSsEssusS
viii be prepared On and ssssr Tasrxdsy tnss d. 70
receive rs,rsrs sod make assessments q oil Fsupa7ss
rya!. perxoaal sad nszsd uaass ses Ss CussTsss o.
iisa Of fcaraarr. 1864.
An pes.aas arc sasaos:,v rsgosae3 ~ 'as Sire ia
al saai sad 10 order IL 8esssse rsasssz q !st ~
tsrs esrrery 70 co-ns vTassd w.sh l:s-s Of Gil se
property ttsey swn. 90 sasleSss
!. Sunsbcs cf acres q tasa
e sss@ssgss ssssFrs4
s.4 basses saases. ses@s s:sa tc:ss's.
.n-eA.s sssssa
shssp. sesss saa hess,
Isa sphacc3.
3 sGsssa assss ssoal
o. tssssssss asaas eUru Oa:s, sys,
sassuhsas and rscs
o. SuHahes saslae.s pnsasaas Nal. aiaass pass
srG svuatts re=s
u. F.eay. ssssl sugar. sssssses. sasra. lard
sssi all o.ssr Erpsetses soca sssyseE rsssrsss;se.
ssst:,tspss asEcss vsssc estr- aid vsEsgRr.
H. Tasep6s al! isassasisasa saa k!srscT fsFas.
tore agricultural Irss ard ssaSseas,, .ro}s q! Es
ssasrs sssses sssssas:ss ss9 osssss asfa q Ns,
ssssssr sss.
is. csw. ssss. gasosas afsys. earss ard ersfy
asssssss 81 yssse'ce % wtse.s-
Is Al sali AID eilraE Tssss ssa gssts. ;rsaSas,
srwr.ry ard Hsse7,rs
IL BdsEs, E1aTss FscsafSS, f&aisisfsA sasassSslt
saa s o,sgcs sezss os sss.
IS Nusaeer q rlsncs N ssy tAak cs rzslssssi.
ard u:kef tolas saotss rpsspsaes-
is. Coll ss siivrs so . os ba!iiua,
21 hssps1a, q 81! saissG, c-rttssl hasS hs8s
ard ssff carrscy @zeets, ssnseFes; esassaE Co.'S
sessga;n TscasagT aases
- raise OF sia e<sss properly sos eaas4ssssSa
IL s.e so-esajss
All Ei4s OF pTp5ctsy atsevn ErHsszrqe w~tzrsi i:th
gtssssaTy ms: a.c s:2ss'c u;s.ses sasa Aes
JOHN CaSThT, AsseHeEa
&, II KENNEDY. sT;h = =
We sin EssS Sdpe so.Ax s.ssa #s xsas ss spasai s;
tho .i:4sfcsss pgee4aesa-
Jssc xs
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as ST. LAWRENCE

THIS ceabrassd 'russtng S,all1n Of TIE Gorsaa
stock, viii stand tie easrasg sessCa tts. March
10 lss Jsly) a. ny plantation On 6ranryts Quarter
Geek, miles RON Csmden, Liberty Hill mad a.
forty dollars payable IN adTaace. No ;rsuranca
Groon Zee 81 90. ZaCH, CAVITY
Ssrrh Ii ~
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Xs I'll se At h. ssasss ~ sas i!ssfaisfsa lie &c
" sainE sessga. srsna&seis.s ths srss II yasyl,
Tsrsss--Fasy lse!tsse sas ssasas@ paysb.e IN 90.
TSssa
Fsssusfy IL t
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BrEs ros 6aAIs.---To hnd the ssurnLsr OF
hushsls which bin Of known dimensions will
hold:
ka's !. Find ths content ef The bin in eabic
fest
Q. Dlninish The eos.sns one sfsb, .sd tie
sssnls viii be .hs eonten. in baab,Is.
eosssy', Pvsss Gasessetoy
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sUNDAY READrNG.

Jeremy Taylor, perhaps the most eloquent
OF all The dirines, a, the darkest period ofihe
civil wars oil England, eomposei the following,
which IS tound among his forms OF prayer:
A PRAYER 4Ar rae TINE or EVASION BIT BAR-
gARoUs or WICKED PEOPLE.
i. 0 eternal God, Thou alone ralest The
kingdoms Of men; Thoa ar, the great God Of
battles and recompenser, aud by Thy glorious
wisdom. by Thy Almighty prayer. aud by Thy
secret providence, dos, determine the events OF
war, and the issnes OF human eounsels, sud the
returns OF peace and victory now at iass be
pleased to le. ,he Iigh; of Thy soan.saance,
and the effects Of g glorious mercy anda gra.
sioGs pardon. return 10 this laud. Thou seess
how great cs,is mc suffer under The power and
tyranny Of wsr; ard, although we subais 10
and adore Thy Justice in our suferings, ges be
pleased 10 pity cur misery, TO hear our cons'
plainss, and 10 provide Us = remedy against oi'
prssea. cs.ami.ies Let no. .sse defenders os q
righteous cassse go assay ashamed, nsr orr
ccunsels be forever eoafoanded, nor oar parties
defeated, nor religion suppressed, nor learning
discoan,enaaced, and &c bc spoiled OF nj those
advantages Of piesy which Tboa has. been
pleased 10 minister 10 our infrHsites, f' The IN
:cres, Of learning and religion.
II. We coEfess. o God. that we bsse de-.
served 10 be totally esiins; and scparas, from
,he cenaaaina sipss. and tho comforts OF
rsiigsi9n, assa ia Es ssaa.s 10 issosors.
usiass Ard ;nssfior 81 o. ss:f esssssy
o,6sr saSnisy Naaaish ssoss aisals aEs lssa
isssssssaens 81 shs alsgeT, vslptn as Is.s sp cs
,sa prerokesl 10 wrath anss jjsagpsssi Lord,
ws haably lie aowu nades The iassEss H sb1ssf
f1d. begging ef skee sesssassnhss sar slfirsas-
sses, and 20 ssorc 10 reissrssIcs our ssss 10
sappoft % aish shg SSH. 10 IFS ss ss sls,
haaa. 10 rsfseaas ns with ,l.s and,
IL cloud of seGpofai i;ieIis:siss sssssss 60.
sssele ID. open anso ~ The Hisslpss Iaaysss,
HAT Wssb 40 $40 d ifsisa spsl l.pl,ss IL saas
sec sssea eies.a isl;s ns,s,. Es,ef..
eies. wh'es 'a assl
sahie aisGons; ,heu fsssgas 10 all f,v ser.
warts, from sueh aalikely ard sore da,gcsses.
Teach US diligently 10 DO aII orr duty. and
eaeeEiai.y 10 sabai; 10 all thy wili. anil p; lsss,
be- gracious 10 Thy people, that call upoa thee,
thar pa, she;s irsass 10 thee, ;hs, lass laid up
all sheir hopes IN the boson, Of God. that, be-
sides thee, have no helper. Amen.
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VtsRoAa raoa BlAcKarasrEs.-Taks ere
auart Of blaekbtFriss. add shfss qnarts Of water
and s~o table spcoafuss Of sngar Of nsolassss,
pat 10 asrnijoha and SET h in the son for
slsoss two wesss, and yeu will hars txceIlen.
sihsgas. Cauiesssa casrssr.
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Fog sas.s. or BARTER.

no dSees ss>sss ssse gsss. o:Esss Cw:sr cstas,
aae, i.Syespsss aas Ce&s. sat Nssis fchacSaa,
Casses Fsss. fiugs bars-,. zni Lard. BY
Asrl - n Il Hoc1TT
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NOTICE,

w HUGHsog, sill sss a. rsy asses .sn,,,,
W ny aAssses ssea hone Pers.,ss s,tsss.ss =
sss VIII maze payrasnt 10 hin ~
ua727 sn |. r~yi y-sgyypr
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
na r W. 6ALa0ND has rssamed ths practice Of
IL his profession ia ;be Togn of Camden and IT'S
vicinity OEes % Hain street
4sy -
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The gates of Hesvsn are Iow.arehsd !; ws
.nsss enter opar oar knses
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HEDacaE suTacE.

Eig esdssxessd sase sssuse4 eessssaers.;s for
sss 9szss;es eE :sVsssssr, IN casaSea hfa i.s 81
cfa!y
+ " sArSsrgg. II. n
D !. DsSAUSstEE n n
ARi!1 e
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rAsToYss. AND eommrssgos
AGENCY.

II f3' ggSsss kyse sas Il - asg apsnea as Ervssg
- she rl'ss&s tsssrr ssa sac sc eessi.arsSuS
81 ssecses Ftg4sssoss dry ssss esd g;g4s,sr ass
sssssissaabsg d sssfg 8essapsss, ssa n gtspsFes
ssesv~ Fssosa us eptslsrsszsss, es s6s s;assge
St.apssha +! asea tp given 20 ssc atsg Md WI.
.sg n Reel Es,s:s esd Nsgrpee
iJsarfal a#sssS~s essas on Gii cpesagasssss,
osrs. u b. ti0c0!T
.Arsg2 - u
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AaRrcuLrUR-AL
pprsEaYazaog o. lNAECRES.

Exact prsssiee has elssfIy settled tho io''oa-
;ar sac,s- yis: That naanarcs shanld never bc
ernessl 10 the sua and asr, rs 10 an open barn
ward Thas they should be KEEP. n1aer cover,
and the heap 50 arranged with cissesh 8; It's
lowest end. supplied wish prnp, that the
aaia drainage may be pumped back on the
heap sxice each week, or ofsener il required, 10
prevent fre.fanging. That the aais nannms
shcnId he led from The stables through en-.
eiossd au,se,-, 10 the drainage cis,ern. and
when the heat is 20 dry as not to supply the
NECESSARY snsoau. Of drainage 30 keep il
thoroughly we.ied, that waser shoald be added
10 make up this ds6siency- T'ha. when na-
mare Is giving of It's odor she ewner has "hole
in bis pocket Taas nsannrts arc MOE. resen-
tive OF ammonia d then pesoepsble, .ha. small
quantity OF snlphurss aeid addsa 10 the drain
age Of she, heap. and then pumped back 80 aa
TO diigase isaei; shroagh ths masa will esfsc.
suaiIy presses, such loas.j Thss snsnuscs should
never Be carried 70 the Seid until The farmer IS
ready to sprsad and plow them under. That
heaps ef manure exposed to the Sun and air IN
the Esid ara continually losing ammonia, and
10 hsgh uinds thin Ia carried away, despite she
power u colder portions 10 retain IL. That
daring winter rains, when the ground is frozen,
the washing Of the manure canuo. be received
by she ssil, and shas the sals,,le portions are
carried osf by the sgepey Of the sun aud ar.
Thas tho fluid manure oftbree animals is worth
she solid manure Of feaf. That tbs salse Of
barnard ssarusss arc materially increased as
heing somposssd with charcoal dust swamp
mrck. poad and river bottom, heaalsads, ETC.
before their fermentation.
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by csssfnsnd:
Isssned &C GkgLasGrov.
Ad;usar' ssd isspscssf GsssrsiS. C.
Ofsesai O. A. foi.ss, A. A.G
EXTRACT

srTTsos l, sa Il sssosed By The se=ssss ssa usess
o' Representatives, now met sad s!iasagn snsral An.
asaey, aud By the sutsoet;y u ,bs ssme. fh.. ,l,
soTernos as and he s hasssy su:sassed 70 arsr, ).
asany YoiHnseer Casuesnses ef scaassa Iufsn,rs -
rsay be eis'sd, to sssss es cot sss ,hs ssr,vsz,,
not s'sse than osss h'sEssa men. exeisss~a Of c,.
nsssnssd oesrs, who sEGl be orssntssd hy him, Ir.
70 90 bsaaots o. sts'Tssnts BY shs esecsiea ef ye,d
euesrs s's aonoSt Of ssse Ccnpsaiss 10 saasesesl
ifa 'aaI P'Isee aSa sad co1psnses sssi be called
eas st Tho discretion Of s Govsrass 70 sry,rss =.
sr'ec'son o. TO Fefe scasi o. tAsesssnsa "a, sf n.
snssy within 'his sisse. and shall Re aseharssd f,
ss'aai 'efs'ca Sheasstr IA hss jsdgusn. ,hs ssasl
necessity sOr suca sereies kss esassa
~ PapeTs d The ssass copy Tires sirssa
Nay sf
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WaTTEn,

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shs latter das upoa the earth; and shoagh NJ
lar ny skin wormas destroy this bodf. rss in
Esy aess, sha'i scs God.
Know silosa lshsyc believed and am
persuadsa that be is nl.ie 10 keep ;ha, which
hare committed uaso ''!'a. agsiUs; ,hsi day.
We know--'hs, all ;lifes w"'s together
fos good 30 .isgsss salsas ss,s ~
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of Scr. ard hoase 40: nsais With laassIs. ssesa.
ri III the heaysas
we Rno~-;has wher lie shsIl asgeaSS. ws
Eshsil be like hiss: for ne shall rec HIN - he
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Virginia easalrs. Issalessss.s ii sessss
to sas ggh e sss.ssea befoe sas Hsa'n
bs,t!e near ysw Market,
"Befors the charge. and wbiIs We were 10
line, the command 10 disipoan, wasgiren. W ben
car sohls old Chaplain sang hymn and .hso
prayed. the whole regiment knceng. II was
selrna and impressive sight jnA.on The eye
of hattie And God blessed on, arms with
victory. The Chaplain prayed Tho. il j, shooId
please God wc Nigh, @ca,ser oar escsnies, hu..
oh ! preserve .he Ii.es OF ;h,se eisss ones, and
rroiong saetn for Thy glory. Tr'ly did God
answer tho prayer Of the devon. cd man--ihey
were scss,erci 10 The four wiads, sud we los,
ss. mac.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22
RfVer News.

b.
This river At this polnt 10 nov higher than -
has bssn sluee ths Spring Of laez, aud viii stiil
rise. from present Indications some ak or tsn FEET
mora. tfT If4tf
Thsrs wsre scarcely any arrivals from yesterday
noon until DARK.
The Magenta passed mp from New Orleans about
7 o'clsek, With = moderate trip Of frsigh,, and
goes 70 LouisVllis.
Tho Charmsr and Carfis len sbou. DARK for
: ashviiis, with moderate trips, and the Armada
with good trip, Ion for Cairo.
The Gsn'l And rson will be the regular packet
Ter caR0this evening, and as shs viii probably
10 late In arriyiug is'iiaporsant that shippers
have their freight ready
The bright Morning Star will be tie rsgslar
Louisville packet this evening
The L. Il. Woodward leaves for Cincinnati
to-day.
The Tarasoon had sot arrived Up to II o'clock
last night.
No boats will 50 10 Green river at present.
Among the distinguished star CARERS soIournlng
In the city, va notice Capt. Andy Frazier. q Cin
sihnati iNvho has grown gray IA Tho service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22

WAsHISoros, Dec. 2l-Eavy Depart
msnt has received communication from
Commodore Parker, Potomac aolilla,
in which be says that be learned from
the Provost Marshal Of Baltimore that
ths enemy we're massing boats on Coon
river for the purpose OF making raid
on the Bay, and thA, he sent the Conr de
Lion and Mercury thither on the 18Th
inst, uader command Of Acting Master
Morris. They found 81 large boats and
two scows, all Of which we're captured
The Home Guards in force made show
Of resistance, but we're quickly driven