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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
FROM THE SOUTH.
Exchange Of Pr1soners.-.Rebel Sue.
cess In East ealallons
on Military Movements.

NEw York, Nov. 2l.-A dispatch. dat
ed Savannah, 18th, says 80 far 100 rebel
prisoners have been received. The deliv-
cry OF Yankees commenced on Thursday.
Inc charleston Mercury of the l4th,
says since last report 25O shells have been
thrown at Sumter and 1O2 at the CITY.
The Richmond Dispatch of Friday saws
the exchange of prisoners inaupnrated at
Savannah will be transferred to Citv Point
The Bristol (East Temp Register eays
the rebels captured and destroyed train
of cars with cotnmissary stores at Morris
town on the 18th; also wagon train
consisting of military wagons, killing thir-
teen and capturing number of Yankees.
The Richmond Sentinel says in Virginia
new movements are on foot and in Georgia
and Tennessee vast campaigns singularly
complicated are in process of develop
ment. ...
Both the Sentinel and Dispatch insist
that Sheridan has sent part of his army to
Grant, and says Early has advanced to
near Harper's Ferry. They are also in
expectation of grand,movement against
Richmond by Grant.
In the rebel Senate, resolution was
Offered requesting jeff. Davis to inform
the Senate whether the United States
Government had expressed willingness
to 60 into Convention with the Confed-
crate Government to negotiate peace or
consult on the best means of effecting a
cessation of hostilities.
Saturdays's Richmond papers contain
no news from Georgia. They are un-
doubtedly under strict censorship to pre-
vent panic
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
CONTRADICTION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The dispatch
published in the Philadelphia Bulletin as
special from Washington and reported
to be taken from the Washington MteAi-
gence'' has no foundation. What the Aa-
teAiyencer does say in regard to the mat
ter is as follows: 'We are under the i'm
pre>>.an that thus far no such proposition
has been seriously contemplated by the
President
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go

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-Admiral Far
ragut communicates to the Navy Depart.
ment intelligence of the capture of Prus-
sian schooner by the q. s. steamer Scotia
in October while attempting to run into
Velasco, Texas, with an assorted cargo.
Information has been received from the
West Gulf Blockading Squadron Of the
capture on the 9Th inst. OF the schooner
Johanna by the steamer Fort Morgan, la
den with medical stores, &c. III .-.i''.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
POWDER MILL BLOWN up.

NRwBuRGH, N. Y, Nov. 22.-At seven
o'clock this morning the packing house
connected with Smith & Rand's powder
mills, three aHd half miles west of New
burgh, was blown up. A Mr.. Smith, who
had entered the building five minutes be-
fore the explosion, was the only person
killed. The building contained about three
tons of powder. Nothing is known as to
the cause of the explosion. ....
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LOST IN A GALE.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov 2l.-The ships
Minnehaha, Matapan and Oronoco were
lost in a gale Off Howland and Bakers
Island on the 9th of October. The shin
White Swallow is missing, and is thought
to be also lost. Nt - ai S.G 'O.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
GEN. OANBY RECOVERING.

CAIRO, Nov. 22.-New Orleans papers
OF the 18th say Gen. Candy is recovering.
Our announcement of his death telegraph.
ed from here on the authority of the clerks
on the steamer Stickney thus proves to be
false W
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SOLDIERS, THANKSGIVING.

,i.. NEw York, Nov. 2l.-The Committee
on providing thanksgiving dinners to the
soldiers and sailors have met with a great
success. Thirty Thousand pounds of poul-
try have already been sent to Admiral
Porter's fleet, 5000 turkeys to Sheridan's
army, and 100000 pounds poultry, be-
sides immense quantities of dellcacies, to
the Armies of the Potomac and James.
More yet is to be sent in money $4,000
have been raised.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
NEW YORK ELRCTION.

ALBANY, Nov. 2l.-The Journal this
evening states the Union majority on the
elections in this State is 6,566 and on the
Governor, 8,197 The returns are off,
cial except those from New York city and
Erie. The total vote is about 730, 600, or
some $4,000 more than in 1860. s,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
DUTCH GAP CANAL.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The Alexandria,
Va, Journal states the iron clads previ-
ously stationed at Fort Monroe moved up
the James on Friday to Dutch Gap, indi-
eating an important movement.
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Important Rebel News.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 18.-The Rich
mOnd Wing of Wednesday has been re-
ceived. The following is the most impor-
tant part of its news:
Breckinlidge is not only Intellectually
great, but he is brave as the bravest, and
seems to have learned the art of war by
intuition, like Forrest He has even &C.
comp]ished what others deemed impossi-
bic. In East Tennessee he has at q single
blow SWEPT away the prestige of what the
Yankees call great victory. The follow
ing dispatch, received at War Department
last night, speaks for ITSELF We give it:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NoRTn, VIRalN1A,l
November 5, 1864. {
Hon. j. A. Setltlsn, Secretary of Var:
Gen. Breckinridge reports that on the night
of the 18th he turned Bulls Gap, when The
enemy attempted to retreat About 1 O'Clock
on the 18th, with Vaughn's and Breckinridge's
forces combined, he struck their column and
routed 1t, taking several hundred prisoners.
ten stand of colors and six pieces of artillery
with caissOns and horses complete. Fifty
loaded wagons, with teams, ambulances and
medical supplies. were captured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
FROM THE SOUTH.
Gen. Breckinr1dgc in East Tennes.
see-- ebel Congress.

New York, Nov. 21.-Richmond pa
pers of Saturday are received. Twenty
armed United States steamers ere reported
to have been captured on the Big Sandy.
Gen. Breckinridge in East Tennessee is
endeavoring to win the people of that dis
trict to allegiance to JEFF. Davis and had
declared amnesty to all who would lay
down their arms and cease bushwhacking
his troops. .. ...t al
In the rebel House of Congress on the
18th inst, and Senate on the 18th, resolu-
tons were offered by Messrs. Henry and
Foot of Tennessee that the war was to be
carried on until the independence OF the
South was acknowledged. ..,,,t.,5
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WHAT r. EXPECTED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l. 1t is expected
that Sherman's movements will bring on
operations along the whole line, both in
Virginia and in the West 20. ,s4.lt
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GEN. CANDY.

New York, Nov. 21.-The report of
the death Of Gen. Candy, from Cairo, is
dlscredited j.ere e... . ,7s,r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
DEATH OF GOV. FAlRBANks

A RosTON, Nov. 2l.-Ex- Gov. Fairbanks,
OF Vermont, yesterday died at bis home
in St Johnsbury. .....r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25

The gunboat Monarch and ram Switz-
erland have been sunk in the Mississippi.
the former striking rock and the latter
being snagged. 1t is thought both can be
raised.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25

From a tree that measures foot in
diameter, belonging to Abraham Higgins
of Sheffield, was gathered, this year, o.
75O apples, averaging nearly 1900 ap-
plea per bushel
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GEN. BURNSIDE.

WASHINGTON, 21.-Gen. Burnside has
returned to this city from the army.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25
DEATH OF DIR. vHOM psON.

DR.. R. H. Thompson, late Health Off
Ger, died suddenly at his residence in
Brooklyn day or two since.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-11-25

Rebel RepOrt--.shermau's Outnt-..
Hoods Army..-DcatruetiOn OF Al.
lanta, 6e.
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MORNING LEADER


An Interview with Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. Alfred Andhison, correspondent
of one of our exchanges, has, by touch or
tive of his pencil, transformed Heine's
poftraiture Of "Auld Clootie" into that of
JEFF. Davis-the resemblance between the
two being so great that but slight liberties
with the picture were necessary. He
avsils himself of Leland's translation
81 called the Devil and he came,
In blank amaze his fotm / scan;
BE is not ugly, Is not lame,
But g refined, accomplished man
One in the very prime Of lifei
Atshome in every Southern strife,
Who, as diplomatist can tell
Our Southern views extremely well.
He rather pale-And no wonder either,
For be studits state rights and his own together
HE favoriie writer is our DeBow,
sHis facts all faultless, his style not low
nv martial efforts De- Psaised, and said
He in his youth some hosts had ted;
Remarked that friendship ike mine would be
An scduisition, and owed to me
Then asked IL we had not met before
At some secessionist soiree;
And as scanned his face once more
I found he'd known him many day
lNev York Post
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