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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
T. n. BARKDULL.


congregational Vote Of the Soldiers.
The following is the official vote, so far as re-
ceved, of the soldiers from the Teuth District Tor
Congressman:
Williams County-Ashlcy's majority Sol.
Defiance County--Ashley 2O4; Rice 20. Ash
ley's majority u.s.
Lucas County-Ashley 1885, Rice lis. Ashley's
majority 1923.
Wood CQunty-Ashley 800; Rice SO. Ashley 5
majority 33i.
Fulton County--Ashlcy 269 Rice 52 Ashley s
majority 2l7.
Thus it will be seen that soldiers from five
counties of the District have given Mr.. Ashley a
majority of ,4lO. That will balance $50, with
some to "earry p
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McCleIlnn at a Discount.

In Richfeld township, Summit county
Mcclellan received but four votes out o
20S. In that township, on election day
patriotism aud copperheadism stood as 81
to l.. BY the hight-of one of the copper
heals Immediately after election, the pro
portion now stands about GS to |.
In one precinct in Marion county, Indi
ana. the vote for Lincoln was unanimous
State J0urRaL rt
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ppeaI to thc Ladies of Wood
County.

The spring campaign is just opening. Great
battles are pending. Thousands of our brave boys
will have wounds to dress. Shall they die for want
of ban lagos? Thc supply is exhausted, and the
SIHitiry Commission calls on evory Soldiers Aid
Society throughout the country for rags. What
:au the ladies of Wood County do fnr MS? Re
nlmember what You do must be done quickly.
S1n1 on your rags to the Exchange in Perrys
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NorrcE.-rh,

- Board willholftheir next regular fortle
cxaminat ion of Teachers on the
Wes Miligrove, first Friday in October.
filead first Friday in November.
Bowling Green first Friday in December.
Perry sAurg, rrst Friday in January, 1867.
ExlnIirAtions w.:;Uunmence punctualy Rt A. NJ,
Applicants ueed not apply for Special Exam nation.
hit luired attend the stated meetings OF the
Dprrd
III snrresp9ndence with the Examiners should be
directed to the nu lers gned. at Bowling Green
4 WOGDRUnE. Clerk,
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Pcrrysburg Church Directory.

METHODIST ErIscoPAL-Rev. N, Barkdull Pastor
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and ! Pm
PREsavrgRtAs--Rev. Y. W. nm. Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 An. Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at - n.
BAPrIsr-Rev. II. n TAFT Pastor. Services each Sun
day at 1880 A. NJ. Sabbath School at ~ NJ
LurHrR ,N-Rev J. Klinageis Pastor. Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately
GERMAN MRrHoDisT-Rev. G. Syineforth Pastor. Serv'
ices each alternate Sunday at 1890 Al.
CArHoLtc-Rev Mr.. Charles Cribs. Services each sun
day at 10 AN. and 9 u.N.
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rRlMnNlAl-

ladies AMI Gentlemen; If you wish 10 marry,
address the undersigned, who will s'ul YOU With
out mNnev and without prize, valuable Information
that win enable you to Marcy happy and speedily,
irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty This intNr-
nation will cost yen npthing, aud il you wish TO
marry, | will cheerfOlly assist vou All letters
strictly conf cnt0l The desired inform alton sent
by return mail, and No questions asked. address
SARAH H. LAMBERT,
Greenpont, Kings Co., New York 25h
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JOB WORK.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, OF this
sized type counts one square.
All TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
AENTS, MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
Persons will invariably find the same price
charged at each office for advertising and job work.
+. A. HIGGINS, Publisher Independent.
II. S. CHAPLIN, Publisher Journal.
PCrrYshnrr. Shnt. 20, 1851
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Dr.. TABER. Dentist.

Will be Mt Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, On
tn IS lay and Wednesday, Aug. l6 and II.
At Austin Van Barcums, Portage, Thursday
an Friday. Aug. IS and IS.
At Drury's Il tel, Tontog my, Tuesday August
% II. Owing to his greatly increased home bus
ness DR.. T. will not be able to visit the above pla
caS ap lin bnfDre October.
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Butteruut in Perry township, Wood
county, by the name of Looms. attempted
to bribe a voter of this place 10y hauling
him a load of straw and giving him oae
dollar to vote for Mcclellan. The party
here accepted the bribe, wrote his uame
on Lincoln ticket and deposited it in the
ballot-box on Tuesday. McCl LIN lost a
vote, and Loomis lost his money FoStoyia
ggrC
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4 RlcAsed Work.

1t is estimated that the United States
Sanitary Commission, by timely minstra-
tions and c'refu' nu sing, has saved L Q
lives of over twenty thousand soldiers,
and restored thousands OF others to health
and the ability to take care of themselves,
who, but for its fostering, w3ull have lin-
gereI out YES OF discas, aal helplessaess.
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Davenport, Iowa, gave ia Union major
ity on Tuesday Tifere was great excite
ment on the evening OF election day, in con
sequence OF information having been re.
ceivcd of u design of the rebel prisoners
At Rock Island to escape during the night
Tn Davenport militia were called out aud
man suspected Of being connected with
the plot arrested.
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Change Of Rates.

In consequence of the unprecedented advance
in price of everything usel in the publication ST a
paper, the Undersigned, publishers of the Wood
County Independent and Pcwysburg Journal, have
found it necessary to make an advance in then
rates of Advertising and job Work. Hereafter ad-
vertsemeuts will be inserted al the following rates
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"Why does the operation of hanging
kill Il man?' inquired Dr.. Whatey. A
physiologist replied Because inspiration
is checked, circulation stopped ami blood
Suffnses an congoSts the utain." 80 III"
replied his Grace, it is because the rope is
not long enough 10 let his feet touch the
ground.'
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TORATIVE,

cLARK'S TORATIvE,
0LARK'S RESTORATIVE, WV ~ VI
CLARKs RESTORATIVE. "u'uH
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 10 "'''
=, nv, n,,r P;eyelts its falling of
=, ls an uneqalled Dressing.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, ''' W.
o, Is good for Ladies.
oLARKs REsroRATIVE, " '' rSopi''
cuaRK'S RESTORATIVE, N4'H'e'''
.n,,, nr Contains no Or.
c1.pr.s ppsroD.r,u Is not Dye.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, ''' "A'''
cLARK's RES roRATIvE, ~ "n''A''''
KeepJ the Hair in its Place
oLARx'S REsToRArlvE, " ''O''
cLARKs RESTORATIVE, u' ns1u'0Hs'
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
OLARKs RESTORATIVE. ana HarHi0s'
=, ,y,, n,,ro, Keeps the Head Cool.
cLARk's RESTORATIVE. '"' f'''u~sd'
CLARIs RESTORATIVE, - ''u''n'H''
-, .s.s ,.,no, Contains no Gum.
cLAREs RESTORATIVE, your nan
cLARK's REsorRAIIyE. ''' '''''s''
Prepares YOU for Rail.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE, - 'O' "A'''
lLARKs RESTORATIVE. ' '''' :"
M Lndy will do Sitbout II
JL sRK's RE ToRATIvE. '"'u' ~
lLARK'S ESrO2ATIvE,
Is Sod by Druggists and Dsaters every where.
Pric' 81 psrbo'tls q bottles tor ss.
CLARK 4 co,
PRnFslkTORs
}. 3 BARNES : CO.. y, y, ev4s,-i Ast-.
a5eosly
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1t is rumorci that Gcth Rosecrans W
srcceed Gen. Meade in the command e
the \ my Of the Potomac, ani that Gen.
Banks viii take charge OF the Dcpartmonl
OF Missouri
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Patrons of the Journal Take
NO1icR

As have sold the JOURNAL office, I desire an
Immediate settlement with both my debtors aud
creditors. shall be much obliged to the former
II they will destroy their accounts, and to the lat
ter if they will call aud settle up.
H. s CHAPLIN
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THE Sy ASoNS AND THEIR CHANGES.
wi nter still lingcrs in the lap Of spring. and cold
northwest wind IS still with us Yesterday we
had cold bleak rain AMI east wind. to-day we
shall ave snow st 'rm probably, and tomorrow
a fine sunshnv day. TheS, sudden changes plav
sad havoc with those nf our citizens exposnr
themselves, particularly those having weak lungs
For all diseases Of this nature Madame portcr's
Curative Cough l}alslm will be found invaluable.
Retailed by all Druggists at % and so cents.
oar
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Er. 2. j. Qnnnagnm

We call attention to the fact that Dr. Qun gum
graduate of the Royal College of Students, Edn-
burg, may be found at the Fxchlnge Hoe, Front
street, Perrysburg, where all needing medical ad-
vice ar3 requested to apply. Those sufrerir q
from sore eyes, are alse invited to call Tie
Doctor comes well ,mmcnded
AT the date of this issue the returns have all
been received, though we are unable to give the
figures of the remaining counties. The soldiers
however, gave Mr.. Ashley majority of 1,774-
This annihilatcs the home majority ofCulonel Rice,
and leaves Mr.. Ashley clear majority of944
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The President received a dispatch from
SPrin5hId sta & that the Union majority
in Illinois is 25000, auI tl,,t there is 4 gain
at five Union Congressman.
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AGood Grip.

a military officer received a dispatch
from the interior on Saturday morning, sta
ting that the writer had been drafted by
an officer, and ending with the inquiry
Can he hold mc?' The answer returned
was: al his grip is good, he can"
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MARRIED

SMITH-Fo0T.--At Tontogany, on Thursday,
the 27th day of October, 1874, by Rev. p. &.
Baldwin Mr.. Thurman Smith of Indiana, and
Miss Emily Foot.
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The Chicago Journal says that nearly
threo han red rebel con pirators have
been arrested III that city.
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rnnnvsnuac mAnwrT.
connrcrEp wnEKlrsr r.s .rllrn = 90.
TO CONSIrOaPryvCs

COnsup ptve sufferers will receive valuable
prescription for the cure of Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, aud all thtoa and Lung altciens, free
Of chrrce) nv sending thcir address to Rev. ED
WARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York. 2Sm
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AN IiapERqAL CItOVyN

| .
ed on 'he head which nature has neglected to EN-
oellish, or time has robbed of its native hue, by
CHRISTADORo'SH HAIR DYE,
RETAINS IT'S DARK LUSTER
if renewed at intervals
TO THE CLOSE OF LIFE.
PEERLESS AMONG THOUSANDS
of Aparations, that promise much ani perform
moth ng, stands
ChRlSrADORO'S HAIR PRESERYATIVE,
valuable adjunct to tho Dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
hair, and of itself, when used alone--a safe guard
that protects the q 'eri from d5cay undr all cir
cumstances and under all clmes. Manufactured
by ]. CHRISTADoRO, No. 8, Astor House, New
York. Sold by ell Druggists Applied by all
Hair Dressers. F29i.
A UNIVE2SAL aE3 .CigE.-3y wht
we eat, by the air We breathe, orby the water we
drink, we can b9 made sick or by fatigus, or from
debility induced by heat, because these effects end
bYprodueing iru2urity of blood. To regain health
we mastpurify tbs blool, By tho organs of the
stomach AMI bowels; thssa orglns must DO oontin-.
ued In ths regular Performances of that duty which
nature has assigned them, ami should there be any
impsdiment, to what does exp.pisnoe point. To
BRANDRETHs PILLS, which canrot iniure
ana Which will surely ressore the bowels to the
regular perfoFmlnooo of their duties.
The dyspeptlo, the bilious will ful them a treas
ure OF health and the same may be saillto all who
are sick IN any way; take Bran lreth's Pills and DO
cured Sold by Peck & Himilton, al l by ali re-
spectacle dealers in medicines. 26l
ss d -r.. -.- 4
Madame Zadac Porter's Cough Balsam is
purely Vegetable EXpeetorani, prepared by Ia
Madame with great care, after qany years of study
and experience, 10 meet the urgent and growing |
demand for safe and relia b ant0te for diseases
Of the throat and lungs. Disorders of tue pulmo- |
nary organs are ~ prevalent and so fatal In our
sver-changng climate, that some reliable antidote
has been long and anxiously sought for by tbe
whole community. The Indispensable qualities Of
such remedy for popular use, must be-, eerttnfy
,fhedthy operation; absence of danger rom ov,.r
loses, and adaptation to every patient Of whatever
'ge OF sex 20b
GIVE HEEDl A coll IS often thoneht 10 he a
90 ti1hng matter to claim immediate or serious
~ ntiou until Il gets such hold on the lungs as
imperi the life Of the consumptive patient thsn
nd not I'LL then do many think seroasi OF ,siief
hen II often comes too late; what fnoiish Degli
lence, We say, when 25 cents will 90 50 far. toI
ure Cold, Cough Sore Throat, H9arsenosn.
Isthmai &ci hesitate not " gato a Druggist and
nyest that in bottle OF Madame Porter's Cough
lslaam. eTb
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Pleas will commence Tuesday, November 22d.
LostI
Wednesday evening, Nov. o. between .he resi-
deuces of Capt. Lock and RI. Hollister, a plain
goll ring.
The tiuder will confer favor by returning the
same to the residence of r. j. HOllister.
Tstais of soldiers Votes Pole Il nj John-
sons lsland, o.. Nov. sih.
The Sandusky Register gives the following as
the vote poled on johnson sland
Liaeota aud .oAnsoa a--l2sth o. v. l.. 4e2. etb
Reg't V. R, c., IL; 2nd Independent Battery. O.
N. G., IA.
AeCAlan and Pendl-ton--I2s,h OWL
9th Rsgtv, r. C.,l7 2ni Independent Battery.
+ O.N.G.,5.
Whole number Of votes cast, III.
70 Majority for Lincoln aud johnson, sos.
Later news from Indiana gives us hone
OF 10000 Uni on majority, Instead Of the 25.-
900 claimed in our table OF yesterday.
we learn that Minnesota gives a Union
majority OF between five and six thousand
not quite 50 much as in 1860.
Rhode Island is the first State TO send
ne her exact vote for President. She gives
Lnooln 5.O6l majority-equa to about 200
q 900 (which he don't get) in New.York.
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ACCOMMODATION.
Time of Closing Mails.
wool County Ornolal Directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.

Alex 9. Latty Judge Of Court OF Common Pleas.
i Tuller.. ................ Judge Of Probate Court.
J. W. knaCgs... ..ss..ss...... .Clcrk OF tue courts
George strain. Prosecuting Attorney.
The Probate Judge will attend 10 business connected
with his Office, Wednesday and Thursday OF each week
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Geo. " Parsons. ..,.............. County Auditor.
John c. Woostsr.!. .!.....................T Treasurer.
Gabriel u. Guyer. er................,...... Sheriff.
hYlVanus Hatch. ....''s.'.'.'...''... hecOruer.
@. G.. Baird -..............,..... ...'..Coroner.
Walter Davidson, Z
Al lison Lansdalc,S ............ Commissioners.
George W. Hll.
j. W. Woodbury.
". A. Avery, ............School Examiners
Ranger,
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The Common Pleas Court.
Lost!

The next session of the Wood County Common
Pleas will commence on Tuesday, November 22d.
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Showing Wheeler & Wilson'S Sale to be double
those Of any other Sewing Machine Company in
the country.
In addition to these awards Of the highest au-
thority, we have the festimonals Of tho most in
tellgen' and influential Ladies, Manufacturers and
SeaPsiTesses, in all parts Of the Uni
ted States, Europe, British America, West indies.
Central and South America, Turkey, India, China
and Japan.
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IN IN 5M 6M 1Y.
1 sqr. 81 so SO so 81 so SO 90 $40 90
2 do. SO so Z 90 90 / 70 90
5 DO. 50 700 . 90 II 90 | IA 90
4 do. 8 90 | 8 so 10 so IS 90 II 90
u Col. 8 90 | Il 90 Is 90 I 20 90 90 90
u do. 10 90 IA 90 II 90 % 90 AZ 90
do. 1s 90 % 90 90 90 | 81 90 20 90
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The Principal Companies making Sewing Ma
chimes are Wheeler Wilson, /, NJ. Singer Il Co.
aud Grover 4 Baker. or .be Machines made there
were sold during the yearlastr reported
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CADWALLADER'S
.PHO7OGRAPHGALLERY
No, IO1 Summit Street,
TOLEDO, ONO.

'INHIS LARGE AND SPLENDID EsTAB-
- LlSHMENr is the most extensive and finest
Gallery in the city Of Toledo. Its patrons en-
brace the elite anil fashion of the cityj and Pho
tographs from this House are pronounced by ev-
crybndy to be superior to any others ever made in
Toledo.
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FOR SALE BY

Peirysbnrg A. j. Gardner & Co., Giiead; h. +.
Turner Portage; S. W. Whtnore, Tontocany
;. Cllmer, Otsego; H. r. Atkins, New West6eid,
>. Il. B'ughton, Bowling Green; Banks Patter-
SON. Femberville; a. Lsnsdale, Freeport; g. r.
Roscndae, West Millgrove; ). x. Emerson; Eagle
villei and By druggists aud merchants generally
throughout the Uniun 46Y
&. W. HoDACK, Conpoun Ter of Stomach
bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood Fills nistilIerand
Manufacturer Of Catawba and Swedish Hrandies,
and all kinds Of the finest Domestic LIQUORS which
are sold, wholesale or in any desired oua~tity. at
Mrs 90, 5S, GO and 90 East Third Shuet, Cincin-
natl, o.
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per of Cincinnati.
Cure for Dyspepsia,


Mr.. EDITOR; feel it due to those who are sur
erlng from syspepsia to state remedy, which |
have been advised to use, AMI which has effected
cure. was afflicted with the unpleasant conSc-
quences of indigestion last winter and spring. i'm
INV health was despaired of. | have been an op-
poser to patent medicines generally, but was in
duced TO use "Dr Roblck's Stomach Bitters man
ufacturet in your CITY. One bottle has relieved
mo OF all thoss symptoms, and | can now CRAFTY
good appetite upon the luxuries of this beautiful
season, without experiencing the exceedingly un-
pieasln mt effects which eating light food caus-
ed me few months since.
believe this medicine to be good and effective in
those diseases of the stomach for which it is recan-
mented. write this without the knowledge uf
DR.. Rnback or any one concerned and do IL first ot
all for the good of those sulrng from indigestion
aad its kindred results.
A MINISTER.
We know the 1riter Of the above. and that he is
what he processes to be-a minister AMI gentle
man of truth journal aud Ntssenger
See Adv ertiscment.
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NONANN no Movo.

As proof that tho Blood Purifier and Pills arc prrcIv
vegetable, have the certificates OF those eminent chem
hs Professors Chiffon Of N ~ and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates nub
lished In conspicuous pt Of this Paper from time 10
time. " ~
Price Of the scandInavisn Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
Per bottle, or S5 0fthe Scandinavian Veg
etable Bloof Pulls, % cents per box, boxes for 81
Principal onice and salssroom, No. East Fourth 81
% Building bOm Main ST., Cincinnati, o. LabOraiUry,
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the Fremont jon nal is particularly ap-
plioable to the Importers of Colonel Rice,
in thss D strict:
The leading Copperhcads in this vicinity
indeed look pitable since the election
They are grim and sour, bat say nothing
Their feelings they cannot express,
Bot they are mighty strong nevertheless.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l2-Tho American has
a despatch, dated Roanoke Island, Nov. 2l
1864. wherein, after am account of the de-
struction of the rebel ram Aibemarle. by
the brave Lieut. Cushing, the writer gives
me following particulars o tie recaptnre
OF plymouth, n. g., by our navy: rhe final
result OF that bold exploit of Lieut.. Cush-
ing has accomplished a great deed, and
mas be en- the cause of reliev ng quite nun,
Der OF good loyal North Carolnians from
distress and starvation. After this was
done, the fleet, under commander w. IL.
McComb, proc 'eded mp the Roanoke River
wl'hlh snort distance of the towl, when
they came to some distractions, and after
the exchange OF a few shots returned. i
On Sunday, the Both ult the fleet pro.
ceeded to RoLn0ke River, through the mid
die of the river above the town, and shell
led Plymouth with telling effect.
On Monday morning commander Nc
Comb steamed down the river, followed by
tne remainder OF his fleet, anu while pas.
sing spposlte the town, gave the rebels
smell, grape ana canister to their heart
con eAt. McComb then landed about 100
men from his ship, in chargeoi Lieut. Dew
Ell ana paymaster Sands, and they immedi-
ately charged upon Fort Bateman and car
Lled II, capturing about forty prisoners. |
The rebels, finding things rather too Sc. |
we're, evacuated the town Immediately.
We captured 40 pieces of heavy. and IL |
pieces OF light artillery, together with a
arge quantity OF small arms. The road
eading out of Plymouth, as far as we have
oeen, was strewn with muskets, haversaeks,
Sc', showing that the rebels had made a
complete stampede.
The whole garrison did not have stores
enough to last them "a hours. on
IA The engagement, one OF the rebel ma5
azih Is was blown up by our guns, aid It's
xpios0n set fire 10 the town. All the
buildings on Water street were degtt oyed.
Tue iowii Is now hell by Ou- gunboats and
small land force, COMMANDED by Colonel
NardlOi,.
Glory 10 CusNing for so brave an act. and
.lory TO commander McCoInb for following
I up and relieving u large portion Of North
'arona.
lhe above Intelligence was given us hy
'lenI. Loigworth. Of the I'd North Carroll
a (Inon Volunteers, who has been in the
own aud IS thoroughly acquainted with al
lclnents Of its capture. Hh2f
we learn that nine Ol the men, who ac-
ompanled Lieut.. Gushing. are prisoners.
'Sether with payn,aster Swan, who was
gunded ia the shoulder. Masters mate I
'oedn,an, who wac also QUE ot tue party,
!. Killed. ~
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Wednesday evening, Nov. 0, between .he resi-
deuces of Capt. Lock and r. j. Hollister, a plain
goll ring.
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NvC UMCNW0AeA

ONEperson writes, her doughterwas cured
Of fits Of nine years standing, and St Vitus'
dance of two years
ANOTHER wri;cs, his son wns cured
after his flesh had Nlmost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura.
ble.
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever and Agus
after irving every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen wears
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight wears.
Cases innumerahlc of dyspepsia and Liver
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