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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
MARRIE ID.

DER-On Wednesday, Jan. n, by
the Rev. Sullivan II. Weston, HAIRY Burre jr to joseph
Inc, daughter Of g. V. b. Osirsnder, esq No cards
OAKES-HAsEE LL-n this city, on Wednesday. Jan. n
by the Rev VIM. ID. Morgan Of the st. ThoInus Church.
Mr. T. Fletcher Oskes Of Boston, 10 Miss Abbie n Haskell
Of West Gloucester, Mass.
TAYLoR-ABBoT-0p Tuesday evening, Jan. %, at tho
Staes;reet Congregational Church BIoohlyD by the ksv
Newton Heston, Asa w. Tsylor ofNewsk n j., and Mr.
Joanna Abbot Of brooklyn, daughter of the late Frssr
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Dusiness Nctires.

DR.. HALsTED's success in the treatment of
Wcmans Diseases well known. The 10 speedy and
reliable Those brought beds, soon enabled 10
walk Over hundred Of Spinal Diseases Paralysis,
aud Loss the Use Limbs have been restored and
nervous have been made OF various stubborn difficulties
h had fingered without help for years. For the success in
more ordinary complaints and the great favor given
tie Turkish Chemical and other Baths, circular sent by
Massachusetts.
Dr. HALsTRAD VIII be a. the ST. Nicholas Hotel Broadway,
from 10 T.
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sesh last. The relatives and ssds Of the family invited
sttcnd the funeral without further notice The roms'ns
win DO taken 10 Gfcoawo God for nterneni.
WEST-M Engshtown. Monmouth County. n j.. on Tues
day. Jan 49, after short ilness Wilhsm eds" son o. We
late William Wet, a The 18th year OF his age
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HERO EE G L il Ell
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
couPouSpxD sRox


An unfains cure for SpermatorThos Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions and a. diseases caused BY seponuOn
such q Loss Of Memory Universal Ls.ude, Pains In the
Back Dimnss II Vision Premature Old Aga Weak Nerves.
Difficulty Of Breathing Trembling wsksiulasss Erupdonson
the r,o, Pale Csunssanes insanity Consumption and all
the d,oiu caused BY departing sn the path Of
nature. F-
This medicine stu pie sss.able extract and which
A. can rely II ha, been ussd IN practice for many years.
and with thousands treated has not failed 10 snss In
stance Its curative powers have bseu ecsas to gain vic.
tory over the mos. stubborn
To those who have tsied with their constitution until they
think themselves beyond the ssaeh Of medical aid would
any, D,,par cot! the CHEROKEE CURE win restore you
70 health and vigor and ans al qusck doctors have fasd
For full particulars get Circular rom any Drug Store In
IN, country OF write the Propriso, who will mail free to
.nv one desiring the same full treatise In pamphlet form.
Pcss o. psr bottle three bottles Tor o. and forwarded
BY express 10 all parts Of the world
Ssld By al respectable druggists svsrywhssa
DIR. w. r, MERWIN & Co..
SOLE PRoPRIET0Rs,
No " LibsrtySty Newton.
gola wholesale and retail. BY
pa BARNES Co, No. 20 Broadway
end sy " OuQ& WsyvssA
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EHuk!
DIR. WRIdHT.S -
REJUVENATING ELIXIRi

REJUVENATING ELIXIRi
on, ESSENCE or LIFE.
PaurAnss mos Punu vnosrAsLu ExraAors, oosrAInsa
SOOTHING INJURIOUS TO rug Moyr DELICATE
The Reuyen.tns Elixir the result Of modern discoveries
To the vegetable kingdom being entirely and abstract
e.hod Of curs irrespective Of u tho old and ys
tems
This msdoin, Laa boon essd BY tho most eminent medical
Of tie day. and by them pronounced to bs sns OF the
greatest medical discoveries Of the age,
Ono bottle viii cure General Debility
4 few dosos cures Hystehcs in females Is ECO
One bottle cures Palptahon Of tho Heart
A few ds.es restore tho organs Of generation
From ono to hres bottles restores tho maan, and full
visor Of youth.
A few dos,s restores tio apostle.
Three bovaes cure the worst otIupoen,y
A few doses cures tho low spirited
One bottle restores mental power.
4 fsw doses bring the ro.e To the cheek -
This medicine restores manly vsor and robust hsah tbs
poor dob.aed. worudowu and dsparns devoted OF SEN
susl pl.asur,.
The i'!le ensv,tsd youth the ovsrsksd man Of bua'
ne the victim Of depression the individual suffering
iron general debility from weakness Of sr9k organ, viii
all Immediate and psrusnsn rslsf BY the Of this
Eli1h OF Essence Of Life.
Price 81 per bottl. or hrse bottles for s. and forwarded
By EIprsss 90 recsipt Of msnsy. to any address
SOLD By al Drussists everywhere
DIR. w. II. MERwIN & Co..
SOLE PRoPRIEToRS,
No 80 Liber!yst. New Yssk
CHEROKEE PILLSt
SUGAR COATED,
'vEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESENTER.
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
P0th RsaoyL Of 0bs.ruo.ions. and tho rn,ar,acs
efRssulariy In tho Recurrence os!lo
D.. Monthly PERIOD
They eur, OF oby,s those diseases that spring
from irregul,hty By removing the rssulari,y Islf
They Suppressed Excessive and Paafu hsns.raasion
Thsy cure orssu Sickness (Chierosis).
They cus Nervous and Spins, Affections pains in the back
and lover parts Of the body Hssvins Fatiguson slight
srtion Psip.aon Of the Hear Lowns Of Spirits Hy.eria
Sick Headache oiddnss etc., eto In word by removing
the Ireguty they the cause and with Il the o.
feet, that ssnny from 4.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts tSsy contain nothing
desteious any constitution however decss-heir funs
ton being 10 substitute strength for weakness which when
properly used they never fall tolo. ,
AN letters seeking information advice viii be promptly
freely and db:reety answered
Fan directions accompany Zach bsr
Price OIL psr box, or sI boI,s for ss.
Ben. BY mail tee Of postage. on receipt Of psice.
sol By all respectable Dsusssa.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN G. Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToR5.
frrr No. 50 Liberty at, Esw.Yort.
Glad NEWS FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
ras toso SOUGHT soR
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
Cd0ROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS. BARKs and LEAVES.
CHEROKEE REMEDY. the great Indian Di1rstic.
al diseases Of ns Urinary Organs such ncOnnsncs Of ths
Urine Inflammation the Bladder Inflammation OF the Kid
neys Stone In the Bladder Structure Gravel Gee 9onor.
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No ia ALLAS-sr. xw.Yona, Feb. o. is6s.
Ihavs been completely dosfia Ous car and partially 80 In
the oth.r for shove seventeen years. with dsapesbs d'
charge from both ears combined with continual rumhNns
noise In tho head Tor which have been treated BY most
.uasu. practitioner In he city without shs slightest relief
Iconsusd Dr. yos Eissnbers but must oandidy say that
to Dr. Won Eissubg.o aoinowisdse that an entirely cured
also tia. no dp,ysd tina, AKIN and knowledge which have
procured for him such un'sed reputation II have had
an opportunity accompanying bis mode Of uesasns with that
Of others can truly state that I. u not only SUPERIOR but
the principles which direct his mode OF restoring the hearing
are IN my opinion, certain. JOHN TAiLoh'
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Patent.s Patents: Fassnss!: c,r yu,,.
Militarp Notices.

-s
New.Ysrk County Volunteer Csumittees ,
Ocs New Buildings eornss Chambsust and BrosdwsS -
Joining New Court house, lsntnncs % BrosAwsy9
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
F The following the psounisry inducements ossss
COUNTY BOUNTY. cash dowu......."...'..'''.....~
STATE BOUNTY ........s..s.", .'''''"~ -
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 10 nav rscruifs'.''.'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sddinend - w.. ..A
Total. ...s.sssss"'s" -.
Aoo,o.,ion. % ). a.ds pssnsuy \ W 'A'' y s0's
mittsss .~ c,nsrpHl NsSox
T.TTHEW /. BRENNAN. cs~s&suA
0RIsON BLUNT. supsrv|e
rTIiAH .. PURDY. ssrSfvisoe.
0TI.LIAn z. srEwAET. sspsevtssA.
sTILIAN r. TwxED. Supsrvtssk
County ceashAA
azoaos oepYKE. Auxiliary :~s.S
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Cleanse and Purify the Blood.

Cleanse and Purify the Blood.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
SWAYNE'S PANACt,A.
The only sovereign remedy for eaeetay curing scrofas
MsrcurL Disease, deep seated syphis Rheumatism and ell
disorders arising om contaminated and impure state Of the
Blood ESTABLISHED NEAR HALF A CENTURY
Be particular to get the genuine prepared opy by d.
sWAfNB 4 SON No. 800 North Gth.t., Philadelphia
Sold at HBLn BoLbs No. 594 Broadway; BAnEESs No. M
WsLLss, No lis frsntlin 81.
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soIaisps. Atteutioa.
4 VOICE PROM THE POTOMAC
Read tn. following latter u. received this morning by Prot
HOLLOWAY Ne 90 Maidea Ias. New Tort;
gAxr saAa cuLaNrrxs, Va, Nos. 81 1861
7horsos Holloway, e's.
DnAn Sir; Psa,s .ead inc some your valuable Pills. for
which you WIN ud money inco.sd Soldiers who have used
them say they se JUS, the thing fOru
Ihays been In The service hesn oa,h aud have
had no sctpc,s sIc.p. d,ubc sud wan. 70 have your
medicine By me In oss Of need.
Yours With respect.
ANTHONY OGDEN.
Conp.sy D, ac,h Mchisss Regiment. lat Brigade. let Di
vinon. I'd Army Corps. Army ofths Po,omso.
IL. the reader 90 TO IA. drug and paeh,..
bosof
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTMENT.
| sp4 send Il to their rs,ave 10 tho army
HASTEN DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
10 insure gsu.Bs genuine 30 10 the D-Pa-
sowIng- Machine Depot for the supply Of
WHEELER A WILSON'S SEWISg-MACilINEs.
no. 93B broadway, cor 22dst
j. Il. ELLIS.
| Mrs. a, NJ. Latin, MEDICAL CLAIRy0YAST and
PROPHETIC TEST MEDIUM, No s37 6th-sv, Now fofs.
Ofce Room No. second floor. broadway stages CITY Han
Grund pass the door. mu H. while In the Supe
PsyohonAsnec state perceive. the current Of events
Brought rapport with persons and PLACES aud by
with solves soci.l and commercial PROB
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RYAD NEW TESTIMONY o. CArARRH CURED
have been sra,rps for oos time from severe Csarrh
With oooiinusl dDns" b my head ash.ne" across my
chest vsgh, my eyes which were wesi, vaery and
very psirfsl ny nO. constantly Distracted with
pouring suid had ffcsusut sneesns %oarsene's Of my
voice. oen attended with funs Of my throat great sors-
nest, and oouau dropping Pr Won Ei'enbers hes cured
me Of thee ds.sre.abl- nsnss may indeed cay that
feel life. Tie treatment Of d.. Won Esenbsrs Ia %
stfu .. IL sasoss.ai II Ia b my OPINION impossible TO
override tho bsnsst have received at his hands heartily
recommend any susarns Ike myself TO place themselves
under Won Eisenbgs care, with certainty OF beins
speedily cured w. s. Eu1CHISS,
LiShSins Calculator,
Bsrnunls MUSEUM
-.
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uenrie's kaknliDe.
FOR THE HART
FOR THE HART

l. OIs 1i<tiAst
Pssps ed from The BsIt, Root and Flower off,
PERSIAN PLANT.
X A X A l. /.
N the identities, preparation used BY all tho Eastern nations
for the GROWTH and PRpyRvAros OF tho Hair and by ts
the Hair RETAINS YoUIHyuL LvIuaAsCE AND Colon
TBKouoH LUE
One application vm hep re Anir ao for several ddy'
and retain IN any ACQUIRED Pctifos, without the aid Of
any other preparation. -
Il VII perfectly prevent tie hair ,o~ FALLING OFF and
quickly crop " come in gisng s Whale bsasfi
iully psrman<ni dark plossy appearance
will Rsmoss al Uaadrg9 keep the Scalp Clean and the
IIais Sweet Mosf and Son.
IL contains OIL alcohol any other injurious ingredients
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN TIE WORLD.
1T ~ 4 LUXURY IT is LUXURY TO USE 1T!
Sold Everywhere. Pboo klty Cents. Wholesale Depot
No. " Chfst Hew.yort
A Card.-GEhTLEMEN LEFT-OFt WEARING
APPAREL purchased for the Western trade Fy por SAINT
more win be psid for large small lots thea any other dealer
can Afford Gail oa sddiesss JAMES MELElDi, No. n
Centre Ct
Sewins- Machine Depot for the supply OF
WHEELER Il WILSON'S 81 ING-MACHINEs,
no. $50 Brosiwsy. Or. 2@d-x.
j. Il. ELLIS.
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Glad NEWS FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
ras toso SOUGHT ,oR
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
CH0ROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS. BARKs and LEAVES.
CHEROKEE REMEDY. the srsa, Indian Di,rstic, cures
al diseases 1s Urinary Organs, such Inconnsncs Of
Urine Inflammation Of the Bladder Inflammation Of the Kid
neys Stone in the Bidder. Structure Gravel Geet oOnor.
rheA and especially recommended Ia those Of Fvor
ibs Tor Whites IN Fsmas, whore all tbs old
medicines bsve failed.
his prepared in highly concentrated form, tbs dose Only
being from enc to t..poonul. three time. per Day
II Ia iurstc AID sersivs In Il, action; purifying and
Osansns the blood causing 70 Cow In ali ' Original purity
and vgor thus removing from the system all peyrieou,
GAUGES which hsvs induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION, intended ss an ally or assist
an. to tho CHEROKEE REMEDY. and should De used 10
conjunction with that medicine In ali Of GonOrhsa
elect Fsor A1Us Whi> Its effects hsaES nothing,
and dsmueen rem ovins all scadins heat chOrdse and pain
instead Of the Burning and snOs unsndursbe pain that eI
perienced With nearly all shs cheap suaek I7-e,i'r.
BY the u,c Of tho CHEROKEE REMEDY and cHERo-
KEE INJECTIoN-.hs two medicines q the time
smproper discharges removed and the weakened organs
are speedily restored to full vsOr and strength.
For full particulars get pamphlet from any drug store in
the country or write aud viii mail free to any sddfe",
full trsa,ise.
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY. 81 psE bottle. or three
bottles Tor 81
Price. CHEROKEE INJECTION, sspsr bottle, OF three
bottles for $3
Sen, by Exp,ss, 10 any address on recsip! orprics
Sold 6y all druggists everywhere
DIR. w. Il. MERWIN & Coz
SOLE PROPRlETORS,
No. 80 Liberty st, New York.
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EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THIN.

From r. II. NEISTzBLxAS, Steward I'D Regt r. ".
" Your medicinal preparation rows's Bronchial Troches)
certain, valuable to soldiers in the field and feel satisfied
generally adopted at the hospsl' 'eepe'' nights Oh
the weary soldier would be syerted Our regiment are now
and believe s,s all satisfied with their
good effects in alevatins those distressing aneons oil tho
throat arising from cold and exposure They are now daily
prescribed in hospital and ct the surgeons morning CALL
Sold everywhere at 20 cents per box
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ZEHs OF EEw-Y0RK.
DEAFNESS AND cATARRH CURED.
No. 40 sthAv.. HKw.Yoax, Dec. o. 1850.
va, deaf for ssysr years. and hearing Of the great cures
performed By Dr. Won Eisentsrg VIVA induced 70 STAGE my
self under hi, care and happy TO state that my hear
Ing was entirely restored asr short treatment lwS also
suffering from chronic eaish. Of which wa also cured BY
tho slu of Dr.. Won Eisenbes do bat justice
skill aud inOwsse which have ssady procured for him such
deserved reputation end that the principles which direct h'
system Of curing pssaf' and cs,sh are sash a. to rendsr
success certain In my opinion Many months have pa'ed
since Dr. Won Eonbes restored my hsng and IL continues
az good 81 ever y. HofAlhS.
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Nss.YoRx, July ls, 1862.
Th. eer,as, that my mother hes been for some time
sicsd with partial deafness suffering from palm and rum
bling noises In head ossthes with other indications Of
,o,. Of hearing Dr. Won Esenbers removed from her
ears great quantity II matter, together with eOaatsd blood
relieving her insntsneou,ly and all without pain with
grateful thanks tha. sivs this testimony to bis SAIL
CARRoLD J. POST. No. % souihst.
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CHRONIC CATARRa CURED.
READ.

CHRONIC CATARRa CURED.
READ.
FzvYoax, March 20, 1850.
This 70 to osi tina. have suffered hsm very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dun hsavness in the head
s. my nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness, Of the throat the ch stealing with oo0a
,Iou.l no. nu,hss great nss Of tho Ghost and pain
much D .hs. every one thought was consuap.lOa Hsrns
heard Of tho great performed BY Dr. Won Eisubers
consulted him. with but little hope Of am happy
70 be enabled 10 sdd my testimonial 10 the great nambsr a.
ready in the Doctors possession his scientific and
s..sful mode Of ussment be has showAn my thst
sa ana knowledge which have procured Tor him great
reputation an entirely restored 10 perfect health that
DO mos. dsesrsly recommend al sufferers from CHRONIC
CArARRH and SORE THROAT to apply .. Oas. 70 Dr.
Won Ebsubsrg wiiAs certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No, $50 Rovsh,1
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We have frequently heard Mothers say they
would not be without Mrs. wissLows ScorHrsa syrup,
from the birth Of the child until had finished with the teeth
ing siege on any consideration whatever sivss infant
troubled with collie pains quiet Sleep and its parents un
broken ros. OF night. IS cent, bottle.
Offices No a. Dey-s... NewYori, and No. so6 High Hol
horn Louion En,rri.
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Silver Watches.
Silver Hunting Lspine Watches &il SIG, SIS and -
era
Silver Hunting English Patent Levers, s,a ga ~. ~
TO $r3
For sale by GEO c. ALLEN No. Gls Broadway. dsss
below Canals formerly No. II Waist.
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS FOR INDIGESTION, HEART
BURN &c. only by s. q. WaLLise and sold BY
druggists generally 80 eenls per box. Depot No eoI Centre
ST second floor
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Mrs. A., M. Latin, MEDICAL CLAIRvOYAST and
PROPHETIC TEST MEDIUM, No ss7 6,hsv. Eew.fots:
Office Room No. second floor. Broadway stages City Hall
aud care pass the DOOR Mp H. while IN the Supe
rio Electromagnetic state Psrcoivo' the current Of events
aud brought IN rapport with persons and PLACES aud BY
netc relation mind solves social and commercial prob
lens sl the highest iIn portsnce 10 the questoDer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

In the works along tbs brigade font
were recaptured: Scores of Ysnkees whites "a placks
lay dead in the trenches and jumping over the Work
the srhees poured volley after voley into the lying
of the ereu,y considerable number o. the en-
ey however still held the works to LETT (their lire
being so much longer than ours) and turned their fire
our flank. But, in ten minutes, hundred and fifty
were thrown forward through ravne in front Of the
breastwork and suddenly attacking the enemy in flank
causing all the remainder of hs1e to break
the entire line in possession. In this chas
ured some six hundred prisoners and stand Of coors
number Of fine arms. plenty OF rich booty, and
better than all, re-estabiished the br oxen lines.
proper to say that in this charge Lanes bgse
Joined by of Andersons ard Bepnings Georgians
who did gallant service
The enemy have not since repeated their attempt bu
Keep up continuous ekirmish FIRE. Otherwise all is quiet
near the scene Of Tuesdays battle.
Our loss was comparatively small. When the Tork
were Tecapued however the dead body CT General u
rsrdey, who commanded Wrghts brigade, was found il
the trenches, minnie ball having passed through bi
head.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 22I, 1854.
Tho Baltimore Gazette Of tie 20h has been received
II says that Grant captured 500 prisoners the north side
of James river.
The obj ct CT the expedition to prevent [CcI
Federated forces drowning their while cutting
tho canal across Datch Gap.
TIE Lszste says that Sheridan il his retreat from the
Valley had escaped along the border. Innumera5e
and high hopes had been based the expedition.
Sheridan los 5oG captured Str asburg ard ~
wagons Perryvle for him. The greater part Of lis
supply trains.
Tie kilograms from Wheeler are in nuddie. One re-
pert says that etedran whipped Wheeler at Dalton
that Wheeler whipped stGdmau eight miles from Chat
tanooga.
Tie steamer Tallahassee touched at halifax and to,
800 chadrons of coal She forbid by The English Ad
n.iIal from taking it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-25

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 22d, 1884.
K1patrick's raid, composed Of twenty. five hundred
crossed the ahoSchee Campbeon stuck the
West Point Road at Fairburn at three O'clock Friday
morning. aud destroyed the Road for six miles The raid
ers then crossed the Macon Road striking the Road
al on Friday evening aid moving towards
boro The Federal infantry support which accompanied
fitzpatrick cavalry TO the West Point Road returned and
the cavalry proceeded along towards the Macon Road
Ross brigade Skim shed with Kparick's advance but
was unable t held the il check The raiders
cd the depot and post Office JonaEboro destroying al
the papers.
oR eaturday evening the enemy were surrounded be
tween LoVeJoy and Jonesboro by Reynolds infantry b
gsde and Armstrcng's and Ross cavalry #hen sharp
engagement ens1ed Fitzpatrick charging OF the head of his
column. The raiders completely routed when they
charged Ross brigade and cut their way out Our
loss ten killed. AID the tnemy loss yfve Tue
raiders pursued ~ two Georgia regiments cavalry
treated through &cDonough and escaped.
Only miie of the Macon Road wos destroy ed, which
has been Tepaired.
The city very quiet this morning. No shoIlg yeser-
day.
The enemy deDy tie charge of Smelling the city, Gnd
claim that their shot all aimed at the defences.
Gards div ision of 'ay has disappeared from Dcca-
tur.
Nothing from Wheeler.
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A RsCh ScRnc.

In the Canadian House of Assembly, last week, they
had quite spirited debate bill TO prohibit the use
Of hoops and crnoline, introduced by AikinF. We
publish a few Of the most brilliant Passages
Dir. Drunmond Was an ardent admirer of hoor7 from
childhood. lie was born with love OF hoops. When
he was child of tender growth he used to tumble his
hoops al of the fate that IN store for
him Later in life he swallowed ring, which resulted
ia hoopinc cough and even the sight Of On empty
hogshead brought tears to his eyes.
Mr. Brown complained that it impossible row
to choose wife, since her defects bid by hoops
and enveloped liz crinoiine, that the naked
Speaker-Order-
Mr.. BroWn-Mr Speaker
Speakcr-The honorable gentleman ia out Of order
Mr. Brown Mr.. Speaker, the naked
Spraker--Hold your tongue, sir.
Mr. Brogn-The naked
SDeaker-Upon my soul, Brown, cork up or I'll
have you arrested.
Mr. Brown-Permit me to explain, Mr. Speaker
When | sajd naked
Speaker (yeLing)-Clear the galleries of ladies NJ.
Sergeant.
Mr. Brown-In the name of the seventeen gracea, and
fifteen muses., Mr. Speaker, let one apologize then
only aant TO say that hoops and crinone have reach
Ell 70 such redundancy that Ii was Impossible to ar
rive at the naked
Speaker (franticalIy)-death and blue devil! STOP
or iii brain you with the mace. Consd2r the ilpro-
priety OF
MIR. Brown (wdly)- Truth truth truth NAKED
truth, was what l was going to sag.
Mr.. Dunbar Ross understood his honorable friend to
Say that people could not pass along the street without
being assaulted by highwaymen. Now surely the hon
orabe member from Lake Ontario could not but be
aware that the character of every member OF the House
was effected by such dam
MIR. Talbot objected to such uDparliamentary Ian
guage.
Mr.. Rors protested against interruption. lie YVES
going to say, by such dam
Mr. j. Cameron-The honorable mamber should not
swear ia that dreadful manner.
MIR. Ross-Wasu't doing anything Of the kind but
would be tempted to do 80, if not allowed to finish h5
sentence but such dam, (order, Ozder0 dam, (col-
fusion) he would repeat it, by sach dam' TREMENDOUS
uproar) -,
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved, amidst the Wild
eat confusion, that Mr. Ross be expelled from the House
for such awful language.
Mr. Ross (black in the facel exclaimed th't daLnas
ing statements all he meant to say when ne WAF
interrupted by fool
Mr. Tabot-Who is a fool?
MIR. Ross-Foolish ass.
Mr.. Cameron-Who's an ass ia.
Mr.. Ross (wildly)-Foolish assertion Of profanity