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yHERIFF's SALE.

~ sfATK oF Iowa l.EE CouyTY-ss
BY virtue OF special execution directed issued
~ the Clerk OF the District Court of said county in favor
OF Nin TIMES rns aDcseSinst iss irs also
decree against Virginia holiday others have levied
upon Ani viii seh 70 the gus bidder the front cur
81 the Clerks Office Of the District Lee osunfy
lexa at kecknk In said county on tho eth ay Of Apr,I
A. D. 1864 between the hours OF o'clock A. VI ard
ecloek r. NJ, commencing at O'Clock r NJ of said day.
the hlsowsng property towt: Lots ONE Il two ri and
county, Iowa. and also the undivided half fortyeyen
IA fsetn the ront ends a loss ten ie eleven III land
twelve l2 in block eighty three Sal Ia the kee-
knk Lee county, Iowa
Isken issis upon ana 10 b. sca BY order Of court to
sati1ly said writ " execution.
Keokuk. Meh. IL, "a ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printer he. - 80 Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa.
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SALE.

NJ sw444& sfATR IouiA, LEI Co.'S.
BY Virtue OF special execution directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the Distr< said eounty in favor
Of Vim Thompson a. Co. and against ]. krndfek have
levied upon and viii sell the highest bidder, Ut the
front apr Of the Clerk tho District court o. Lee
COUNTY, Iowa. at keoknk In said county, the 9Th day
Of April A. D. 1854 between The hours of sociockA n
and o'clock P. n, commencing &C clock n Of said
dy the following property, e~i The north quar-
ter tie ncEhwest quarter Of section twentyeigh ISL
IN township go morrill, Of mango SIX 1911 vest IN
Lee county, Iowa
Taken, levied upon. and to be sold By order Of court 70
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printer's Pee ~ 60 ISRAEL ANDERSON ~
II KeckHk, Mel. TO- "a. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

NJ SraTE or Iowa, LEE CorsrF-~s
BY virtue OF special execution directed Issued
by tins Clerk q the District Court said county In favor
ct samuel n t-orse and against IL T. Ksid (ai also =
decree ssf Albert " els AMI others have levied upon
aid viii seal ~ he highest bidder mt the front door Of
the Slerk Office Of the psrict Court u Lee county Iowa
q keokas- in ssid rounty, the 9th day u ArriI
1854 between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ aud ocicck
u. ~, Communicating at oelcck r VI. of said day tie fol-
lowing property. tsff.k The half nnttlest
quarter Of tirton eighteen rs containing eighty eOl
less township sixs-sfx fes1 north of
range nae w-st and the north 81 section thirteen,
NJ township Hi1ty--ix 90 north of range el west
all in Lee county. Iowa -
Iaken nPen and % Do sold ~ order Of Court
satisfy said writ ofexecuti0n.
Keckuk Aeh. 10. "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers p &c . % Sheriff Lee Co. Iowa.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

syArE or Iowa, LEE Coes1r-ss
BY virtue Of spesaf execution 10 me directed issued
by the Clerk q the District Court Of said county 10 favor
y samuel Miller Abner Reeves ard c. H. Perry Exec
uf0rs 81 the will of L. X Reeves deceased against
addison Swain, have levied upon and will sell the
highest dder at the front door oF the Clerks Office Of
the sfrtet Court Ut t@e county, Iowa. keokak
county on the th day % APRIL A. d. 1854 between
hours o. o'clock A. N. and 4ocek p NJ commencing
az O'clock n NJ "a s2id day, the foowflg prepery TO-
"1t: Lots i've ~ aud (6t In block twelve 1 Per
~ Reeves Williams Addition to the eity of Keokuk
Lee county. Iowa.
Taken levied upoa and be sold By order Of Court TO
satisfy said wfit OF execution.
keoknk Ach- 81, lss4 ISRAEL ANDERSON
frneefs Zee Ut 30 Sheriff Of Lee Co, iowa
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SALE,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ As~ "a ErArK o. Towa, LEI corv.r--es
BY virtue Of general 70 me dreetsd ssued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In favor
Of james y. Bruce for the use of Rankin Miller and
against John Dixon and cthxA have ieyieA upon and
WI eel to the highest bidder, at the front door Of the
keokuk IN ed county on The 18Th day of Apsi, A D.
lse4 between tbs hours u p'cloe& 4 ~ and4 ecloek
M Commenting Af O'Clock n NJ oY sd day TIE FOL
lowing property tcIwft Lofs az snd two t21 In
block seven fronting each 1907 feet Locust street.
ana running back lad feet 10 alley tz0) feet wde in
the epvn Of M0nsrose Lee county, Iowa With The ina
prevemenfs thereon -
Taken levied upon and be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Mch 81 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON
fJhhters zee - 10 Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

- S1arx or ICH LEE CoEsrY-ss
ny virtue OF special execution to directed Issued
" the llerk " the District Court 81 in favor
81 Thomas Davis. and against John e. Knight b. Him
naa,l " ~ cowles, y. r. Fgrd ID. W Ford and ais,
ats1se against Niiiiaan l. Mood and otheFsj have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder at tbs
fpnt near q the Clerks Osrs u the District esurt
81 Ire county Iowa. heoknk said county On ths
sth day q April, A. d. 1854. between the hours or
clock A N and clock r. ~, commencing Mt oeio
n q said day, the following property. t6-wit Lot
No. sixteen lfo In Hinfnan Gewlt subdivision " the
quarter OF section twentyeyen q township
sixty i've e5i north range FIRE f5 west In L. sp,y
Iowa, containing ten ilDl sTes. Sc
Taken levied upon and 70 be sdby order Of court to
satisfy said writ ~ = eeuticn.
k1oknk. MrA. Ia Isd4. ISRAEL ANDERSON
frinteTs Pee = 30 sheriE Of Lee county lows
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l. ~A&o0D0 = &10
IRRITATION or THE NICK or THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
cATARRH OF THE
sfRAEGUARY AND BURNING, Oh PAINFUL.
FOR these diseases II is truly ssve eign remedy and
has been known 70 relief The moss urr~nt ! smr,a-.
Are yor troubi ed With that distressing pain in The
a.. Of Of e. ne sass .nS ae hgs
magic. a4 80
PHYSICIANS
Htve long since gvsn up the OF bpchu and
5uhper In the tcatrsnt Or those dlseases Ana cniy
sethem Tor the want Of better rescdy.
M CONSTITUTION wAfxR - Il
Has proved itse equal to the sas that has eveived
scpn I'D y cAfonte deeesesasion and confirmed dy.
N. rrs.ens u. csa1sl,usios VISOR 10 the public
e4ss Of disess e for which IT has fouad 30 emil
nsetag sseesestsA f0s ensieg asa we Trust tns4Vs
Wy % rsvsrasd ior our saosts 10 placing valuable
AID physician.
REApi READi REAplir
DAHvILIr, Pa lane ID, Dr.. ~. y. en- !
-Dssv SIR :-in February, 1851, ~ a6ncae1 M
thsn tvousllesa - vsael i ssnsy .iosr 80. -
Obliged 70 Gst up often g tsn OF ~ ~ nm
thf night, and In ve months los shsat M p1pnds
sso sgssisS - ?, w ~ III
DAYS AFTER using experienced relief 80 alser tsk-
ln8 two bottles lnAheutireiy cured ades fexafn-
'. /. DE- WITT.
Desses csai.as. y. y ;. Dsas y, issl.-ws. n.
0fssx = ce.-Gs.is 81 freely give - iissssy q
nAks use Ofthe following certificate o. - sass n
ooss.isss!oe weIs,; sash e.s rss2.esna y ne
limtsJ siaE siss; = - Heart e. i,sst.sta. y"
~ Bts1dsr called physician, Who at.snded hsr
about nine satAs, when - LETT her tAan he had
= could naa, vhe aAssdsd ~ Tor about nine nopi1s,
sss shils $500 sat.s hls care che die mes suffer
eS~sss4ss. + flss 10 % "a .s -.
sAis time che commepced the use Of cons,islon Wss
asd TO our ustef aSeoAhhs1t 1isssss The NM dose
sssR 9. 80 sesa5@ ssss. ~ shs - .tas
tends entirely her domeetic aslss she has not tak en-
an{ oftpa Uohtl eion Weael fot abous losr werhs,
md ve Are happy to say that i bar produced perms
'sr 's e.ls - 80 = = hNaS Hork p .
wErHvnsssxLD, Conn.,, March 3, 1858 -Dr n. n,
SssSss. - .asys.s sss yus sdv@usessens
ion Kidneys and Irritation oftbe BLADDER hay
na - pess three ysass, aad trethe ska
g esyssss w s:ls stPes...s s.ss
bceh esysasagssSssaS nartfssd Messss- ~. eisssa
Co., and when had used half Of t. 70 my sarprtss
s as s ssss sss az .s &
ny II MI ID IS ToS1 "a srSsets -
! E. Ne e, !; s !: :. Ca
Iours.fuiy LsosiaD !. srerLow. j
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lxzss- ~ 80 zs7- - =.
Has eesn pssassased y - Medical Fbcsty .sA -.
euis q 81 dsssss: q The sfoxAca IyeF
KtDNnTS and BLADDER thu has evrr bea, $3.50
y nos = MINERAL wATEk. tits iree sxpe.
and We nov say let no man doubt when single bottle
has been Known . dseases which he ees nedrs
talent IN TINS country hnS f6iied to Yeievo
ssos - ssss9 e az xs.
4 z nov used y ,he mos. selensinc prassiansrs Il
sne ety II 10 only second-c1sss physciaoe fha e.fax
oown popular remedies vhile the better skied nake
use Of every meAns TO ssoaplIsh cure "a the ~
dinerslt remedies enables him to producer cure Ghfe
ctnsn fa n the asisnps ScisAec ssatsned with ~
Give Copstauion water fair tr,.,--v. n..n xos
VINO are under some srsessS care from year u year
and We particularly aiiude Ixdfes Who are nfIy
nng 70 sesi tvsssnsnf all sorts OF local spp
= there would b from local tions 10 ihs shv.
eoF diseases Of the brain.
nave always been careful to ueo isneu "a IN our
eieiai thAs could not shock the deicxte orxan
xsnon, but we rsceive ny comm MICA tiors ffDm
q whose disease no mention has been madr shsI -
nave come 20 ihe conclusion fhat remedy /. can
sSls 2, cure 20 mater what The disease
put up for the public sad there Aoald Be no creep
We would say, Consutution Water q. No, IN.
stldsd pa made = asis tAseye and IN. il : = ~
e the people for .heir fsi< ana 4 s.Esa asss.ssns q
cure We would say the direcsions In rrrsss T.
ds etc. relate only to the disease under vkicn q
pscur.
DIABETES
Il disease Of the stomach and liver acting ,hrourh
TIE staseys and H. wffhcss doubt most AZ
oseAse, except consumption, that adects the human
consultation We have space for discussing eauses
ens VIII state that the eject ofthr dsease IL the con
version Of the sssrehy principle tor vegetable portion
OF the ood into sugar uhch stimuates the ktdeys IA
40 exe1ave se<rssisa q water. Many persona .unkr
rom snss dssess vhe ere tInefspt Oft that H. bsy
psss sssss ssastiiss Ssxi ING the Day obaese
0 gef up from one 10 1Nssn twenty times furfns
me night No notice l. taken q their a,ieaslos
called TO The large discharge a waser and cs,en
.nsn 30 far advanced be teyoad The control
81 ofoinsfy rem ediss Another sympem Is NE great
snsI which, when the disease 10 fully established
Psssssf artsks esasssiir vstAssf Ssss
ssssftd aso dfype of the noun, csarssr o ths
ups sweet breath In The sdvApeed casex and
nnAiiy loss OF APPETITE ensassen, AID the pa eas
gradually SINKS fsum exhaustion
Constitution Nateris without doubs- the only knpvn
smedy Tor dfsbef<s aud have much eousfd nee
lhs' specness We have that opium will pgoSuee
etp aai Lufhfaly "a, that h has arrd every case
In " aieh IL had been used
STONE ! n sase DiaAdc r, Calculus. Graz
vel, Brick Dust Deposit &c, &c,
Diseases srisnf from faulty sceresioa-in tie on.
case bens too sies And accompanied BY sesere pss
g me other too psvfuse secreuon-rhich vii be
speedily cured the - -
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S!!her1n,s Sales.


rs EALE. III n
5y-As. 1-A&4rk5z ky.t l.Eo&sr.s
tneCiern q tho District Curt ofsad county IN ayr
~ ~ M11's, Asnsr Rsy Perry Esee-
K 4Rh4 pavs sysa Ypen aud vii sell q The
satd County, the Both day of April 4 n 1sea ~, =
tween the hours Of ciclpck Az 7and4 orjprtY N c,
neneing at o'clock p ~ Of said day. the folIowtny
property to-it: item eA III bIbek aye25 in Reeve
Perry Williams addition fo the cffy u Ktokuk Lee
county sIowa- - sA.x6m a. IN
Taken ferffd Upun ana III ~ SOFA wv of5er III ytft Is
setsfy said writ Of execution. zkf
Keoluk, Hrh 81. 1894 fSRAEL ANDERSON
ffiniers Fee ~ a0.l Sheriff d Lee Co, Iowa
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stone In che Blade r, Gniculus. ca
vel, Brick Dust Deposit, &c., &c,
Diseases srisine from faulty seeresioa-in tie On,
case being too little, sccor,pansd pv sesrre 80
and the other = psvfusc seeretion-rhirt = m ~
speedily cured By the
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| POWDER AGENTS,
100 Corner Main and 4th Streets,
Would respectfully sotify II fA+
the trade tfmt they havr %
hand, and are instantly rfs.
ceyine ffrm nlmnufrrurrfs
aoek q fiRsr Class
q II o @ E r / E s.
|, ~ns1a which they % y aT
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jana1-dly u
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wAeissaisAa4 xssass
a RIO O n h !.
lis MAIN STREET.
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pr, .nd ls,a... s
a.s. !, rinoth,sssd,s
xrss5 2 H. Isl IL
Fer .hichsAs hishe., CASH price ~iiibs paddy Il
dscio-d sAN'L poLLoGK.
AHR BE-: YAR, :. . .a.;,ss,s y .ssa
: 100 '''''''s'ne k''1''' sIn.r polLoc.
TX BBLs. COAL OIL, s, s''3 (.
~ Tassssi brands. ~
assii-d AAloLloeA-
t00 BBLS. KANAWHA 4 LAn
ss:sss I, Il I sAA'l POLLOCK.
X BAGS RIO COFFEE. g =.
s~A.s, III lasAN.l roLIoor.
oselo-o IS 7. EstFas s.
1T EREING, BY THE BBL. AND
M.essrsl. 10 kits. HI ssss.. And Bbis.
s soise.s ,gisE9 7ss 8. POLLOCK:
80 DENMARK cHsEsE, j. !
1sssAIsas see.sssz Musr PoIsoor
dssle-d 0a Hs AAis strsst
|sEREsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
II fofssie " " MI Tsta 49,
dssae & 80. 4 SAMUEL PoII.opx.
90. BOXES TOBACCO BEST
|EI0V BRAAD4 -fefssIs W Is 81 q Ne ~
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sixz 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ID.
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LATE REBEL NE US.
Importnni from LouIslaua.

hyCCTssFUL RAID or FIVE THOUSAND CAVALRY
INTO TIE INTERIOR or THE srATH,
ONKA, December l, lSGi.-.A Yankee raiding
force OF at least 1--WE thousand cavalry, with two
pieces Of artillery and ninety-six loaded wagons,
The rest with pOntOons, aud commanded by
General Davidson, reached Iangipahoe from
Baton Rouge hG two o'clock yesterday morning.
Last evening, after burning the cOnscript camps
and some OutOuildngs, cutting The stOrcs, pill
laying the inhabitants, and burning bridges, they
laa in the direction Of Franklin, L8 which is the
direct route 10 Pearl river. They carried with
them Captain Murray, enrolling officer, the post
master, Willisms, she hotel keeper aud all the
citizens they could catch, young and Old.
Some Of the pillagIng was very brutal, there
reiug no force of ours 70 retard them Ia any way.
Their destination is unknown, though they them
selves positively said il was Mobile Their horses
appeared much jadcd. All is uncertain cOnJ5c-
tuTG as to their further movements.
RepoEged Capture of Two COmDsUIcs OF
the Twenty-lirat New York Cavalry,
near MtilwOGd, Va.
NEW MARKET, December 9.--Lieuenant Bay
lOr, Of the 18th Virginia Cavalry, attacked two
companies Of the 2lst New York Cavalry, near
MNlwOOd, Clarke county, on tho i,h instant, aud
killed and captured forty OF the party aud thirty
nine horses.
Attempt at Escape by Our OaIcars at
York, Killed,
From NE Richmond dispatch, BsssuJsrl2.
yesterday morning the Yankee officers 10 the
prison az Dguyille made IN attempt 70 OYcrpoE5r
tne guard. Thoy were fired on, and Colonel Ros-
r., Of New York, was Instantly killed, aud
olherf wounded. This frightened the rest, and
the attempt was given up The struggle lasted
but few minutes, aud all was soon quiet,
From East Tennessee.
FAILING BACK OF THE REBELS PROM nRAS's
STATION.
From he bristol RegiIisr, DsesmbsrT
In consequence of the appearance OF Federal
troops at Beams station, presenting the attitude
OF flank movement, our forces were Induced 70
fall back some distance, having important wagon
trains 70 protect. Bat, on Tuesday morning,
General Vaughn commenced an advance move
ment, being determined to find out the force in
front OF him. We shall not be surprised " hear
fhis turning up close 10 Knoxville,
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want Of anything Perhaps no event could give
greater satisfaction TO the country than that (which
! announce, and beg leave to congratulate the
United States Government on It's occurrence.
II may perhaps be exceeding my province, but
! cannot refrain from expressing the hope that
the Department will commend Captain Duncan
aud bis companions TO the honorable Secretary
Of War for some mark Of appreciation for th3ir
success I'm establishing communication between
General sherman and the A,et. II was an enter
prise that required both skill and courage
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
onCdi,ut ,ervant, J. A. DMrgREy,
Cgmmaudg South Atlantic Bloekadlng Squadron.
The following extract from letter Of G,u-
cral Sherman, written before ne started upon
his great march, shows not only that he
reached the point at which he aimed, but Tint
he accomplished the dmcult work some
twelve or fourteen days earlier than he cx-
pcctgd:-
KNosroE, Georgia, P. M--Novcnbr- g.,
lstL-Cap'ain Ptnuock, United States May,
Mound Cry: In few days ! will be OH to- Csl;
water, and hope 10 meet my old friend DO.
Porter again. VIII you be kind enough to writ,
him and toil him 70 look ont for me about
Christmas, tom uigon Head TO savannah
(sigucd) W. I. SHERMAN, Mlj. General.
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Installation of Chief Justice
Chase.

WAsmN0roN, December lj.--In the Supreme
Court Of the United States Justice Wayne an.
noopcod to the bar that the banking case from
New York would be called for argument imme.
diatcly after the argument OF the case from the
Court of Claims, involving the question Of iuris.
dicton, which is fixed FOR the drst Tuesday Of
January next.
The Supreme Court Chamber was filled this
morning with ladies and gentlemen to witness
the ceremony Of Chief Justice Chase taking his
seat. At a few minutes past IL o'clock, the
CriCr formally announced the coming OF the
justices, who, as customary, appeared in their
robes Of office.
Justice Wayne walked in front Of his associates
and was followed by the CHIEF Justice. They
all separated to their respective chairs aud re-
maincd standing while the Chief Justice himself
read them the oath Of office, written copy Of
which had been handed him by Justice Wayne.
Mr.. Middleton, the Clerk of the Court, read
and recorded the commission.
All the Justices being seated the Court pro-
ccodyd TO business.
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MORE ANDMORHG GLORIOUS
CONFIRMATION OF THE CAP
TURB OF SAVANNAH.
NeWs Received with Sllutes
by the Whole Fleet.

That Sherman had captured Savannah be-
fore the steamer which brought the above
despatch had fairly got out Of the h1rbor OF
Port Royal is probable, from Che Rct that the
messenger who reached here this morning
says chat when coming ont OF the hasoor, aad
when too late to communicate by signals, the
whole fleet fred q salute Upon looking
towards the vessels they were being decorated
with flags, in honor Of some great victory
The opinion that prevailed on board The
steamer was, that since she left the wharf
news had reached the Admiral Of the fall Of
Savannah.
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stcamfhp Saxon, Mathews A. hours from Boston, with
mdfc 20 Henry WnsOr Co. Experienced heavy weather
and was obliged 90 lay to for forty-e ght hours.
steamship Augusta, Gritit from New York for Hilton
Head put n, with damage 20 upper works for repairs
During the WGW gale on the night Of the lth Inst while
az the Breawaier, parted both hlwsers, and after COLI
ding with three sChOOners drove the point Of Cape Hen
l0pen, where she lay until Tuesday morning when sh3
Vas got of by Messrs. Morris 4 Co wreekers Tbs
schooners damaged were the r. A. Heath from Philadol
phia for BOAtOn. with COHl W. r. Burden, On New York
for baltimore, with barley and schr -, Capt Baker,
from New York for CITY Point with sanitary stores they
lost their b0wspHs and headrcGr AMI tue laaHs0 lost
mainmast ana boat, and sustained other dsnagsi the
whole Of them viii cone to Philadelphia for reDtrs. u
also reported that Light schooner was ashore south
o. Fthwicks Island.
Brig LorAna Hapenny, days from Boston, in baastto
j r.. Bailey 4 Go
Schr O. @ Norris Artis, dlys from Hampton Roads,
In ballast 10 w, Hunter, Jr., h %.
sohr r. Yaux, Powell, days from Port Royal In ballast
10 captain.
sc6r Julia Powell johnson, days from Portland, with
mdse 10 captain.
schr q. W. Tynson, Shaw, days from Port Royal, in
ballast 20 captain.
schr Catswsmteak Hicks, days from vIuahavsnwlth
stone 10 captain.
n ballast 70 II. A, Adams
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For The EhiliflpAia EEcnHg T-ieg-dDh
IL NEWS BY SHERsEAN-S SUOUT.

EkhE NEWS bN Nh Eh hdAN-S hIOGEs
Through the swamps, and where the tu5sock
plants its tangled tuis Of grass,
All his hopes int nsely yearning for the things
that were 10 lie,
In his breast some few dcsplt hes did the gallant
Captain pass,
And in canoe came saling,-salling down the
OgechCe.
On the 9th he left the army-lett it just wi.hnave
miles
OF Savannah, where the ruins lie of hopes that
once beat free;
where a flag fOrlOrn Is dropping, where the can
non sgGrnly smiles,
Swift from Sherman he came sailing-saiing
doYnthe Ogechee.
Few, and brief and bright, and burning-sparLs
struck sharply from the soul
Spoke those lighining.ned dispatches, which,
within his bosom, he,
Having face to face with Sherman spoken, Hilton
Head his goal,
Bore within his bosom, sailing, sailing down
the Ogechee
".in our troops are in good spirits, we have won
success SO far,
Keep good look ont for signals"-such the
little words that we
Have received TO fan our hopes with-ccrtain now
that nOught will mar
That good news that Duncan brought Us, sail
ing down the Ogechee.
For the latest sounds that fingered with tho
Cager-listenng gale
And the thunder echUs,, Eandgring DER the
rapt eXpeCtant Ice,
When the philadelphia" dipping flag, cxult-
Rnty set sail,
Made of more than truth the tidiag3 borne us
from the Ogechee. A.E.L.
PHLADELpmA, December 10, 1861.
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Rebel Invasion of kentucky
GEN. M'CooK ENGAGES GEN
LYON.
Generals Stoneman and Burbridgl
in Pursuit of Breckenridge,
THOMAS TAKING TIE OFFENSIVE
ctO., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, E,c., Etc.

LOUISVILLE, December "A The Rebel General
Lyon, on entering Hoplinsville on Monday, con-
scriptcd every one he could iud, robbed the
stores, aud burned what he could not carry away
conscripted gentleman sue -eeded in getting the
guard inebriatcd, and escaped while the Ecbc,
soldiers were in quest OF coal.
General McCook's advance guard bad q skir-
mish with General Lyons rearguard a, E1t1n.
Generals Stonemsn and BurJridge have effected
ajunction at Bonneville, aud Will closely follow
Brcckinrijge.
The cavalry Of General Thomas army which
crossed a few days since 70 the north side Of the
Cumberland river, was yesterday rocrossod TO
the south side, with the exception OF a slH lien,
force to pursue and rout any Rebel for'e on the
north side of the river The defou o, on the rail-
road have been 80 strengthened that no danger is
apprChended.
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FROM BEnEL PAPERS.

BALTIMORE, December lj.--Augustl papers Of
the 7ib, received at the American Office, say tha.
Bcauregard arrived at Augusta on the eta.
The ConsttutionaliSt OF the 7th says the Yam
kce prisoners report that Fitzpatrick was shot
through the head and morally wounded in the
tight on Sunday, ut Walkers Bridge.
The Chronicle Of the 7th says -" Passengers
by the Savannah train on Monday afternoon
report all quiet in the neighborhood of POGO
ta'igo."
Another report states that the enemy were
advancing their main column on the Coosa-
watcbie. It was also reported that the enemy
captured two guns on Flat Spur creek, on
Sunday. Nothing definite, however, was Obtained
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Markets bY ,relerrnpn.

NEw HORK, December lj.-FiOur has an ad-
yadcnp tendency and tho market Is drmer. Sos 0fi5O
Ln.s o. 81 solo for stats Sl 2Jgll9O Tor ono and
Sll gdl22I for southern Wheat drner sales Of lIOJ0
bushels R 81 20 for Red Corn steady bat quet ~ 81 aOp
l2, Pork buOyant at 5000 % for new, Lard blOyant
a a2lhW2i4sc, Whisky firm at blD3.