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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17
JASPER COURIER.
~THE CINCINN MATT TYPE FOUN-
DRY CO., corner Of Vine and Longwor'h
strssts, ara our agents In Cincinnati.
NeRrs Agitation not Ended.

A contemporary expresses the opln'
ion thst the public are doomed 10 great ois
appointment, who arrive at the conclusion
from passing events tina. negro agitation ~
Lila coua,ry 10 ended when slavery i hnai'y
..x,irpa,ed from the soil OF the Republic"
Missouri leads the van IN he new crusaue
10 securs the right Of suffrage 70 negroes.
Hsr convsution meets In ST. LOUIS 10 jan
vary, 10 form . new constitution. A strong
effort 10 70 be made TO engrafs 10 me ne"
Constitution a provision granting TO negroes
~. richt Of voting. Col. Moss. OF the
committee u the red RADICALS Of that state
hss issued an address. 10 which he iavors
the recognition BY law OF the eomp'e'e
manhood Of every human being without re-
yard 10 race or color"--she "fsht Of every
f.palssl human being 20 participate :" me
choice u rulers and the making Of the laws
bv which he is 10 be governed" The Coio-
~. conclules: Let our newly elec'eu
Ststs Convention extend The right OF sui
frsgs TO every loyal citizen over twenty 'v"e
years Of sg~." Hoo. Gra'z Bfown' y ?
Senator from Missouri. hss recent, pup
Ished . letter, taking strong GROUNDS ~
f.vsr Of allowing negroes to vote. Hesays:
Without doubt. assuming the sooNu"h
of slavesy a. settled. the concohil'sn' q'rs
tiou Of franchise will claim all ,he ia''h anu
ssx I'll the tirmness OF the friends OF fau'ca'
trssdom Tor tie right settlement - ,nor'
who are emancipated. access 70 me iah-
chiss muss be opened up. otherwise ihr
b.ss,ed freedom con eded 70 them u cEe"t
ma ,heis status for the future becomes one
~ .L;setnsss or else active hostility. Iem-
uo,sr, aud transitory stages Of quallhca'l1n
,nav Be presribed. IL needful. Service ~ the
ar.y 10 already qualifying 'hon~ends ~
the duties of cilIzsnehiP, but ne p'i"e's
condition of right OF suffrage must De ~
r.sporatsd into their estate, y "" no"o'
ssd safety and prosperity OF thus comma
wealth for ell time il 10 be cOn'ul'su. ~
psms logo that obtains 10 the absorption ~
any Other large element " population into
shs body polite also controls WIN fespec'
% ,haas ms nusniltet as q class The srgu-
ssns 81 slavery Is inieriori'y Of rsce. ohn''
- abolish the name. but retain the afgu'
wsnN The most patent evils OF slavery
DIV from casie Distinctions resting upon
..sistv. Shall We make merit Of destroy
tsc tas institution. vet insist on perpe,1 =
ling the Distinctions that breed social dir.
..ss end death But before all such. and
h,rns@ then any question Of profit or peace
t. Tho knowledge that il il right and COZ.
f.<ns a. C.d's appointment, whereby I'll
men sss created free and equal
Nsgvo sg',-,icn has but commenced. ~
he sure Il has Brought rs the death OF os.'
.ss million Of h.ys and true white men
srd lee fastened uron us debt Of from '~c
- ,g,r billions Of dollars. but the end Is i'"'
-. Ne wish wc might see some li'ss'
az go.,,, r..ulting from question 90 produ Z
tive Of evil.
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JUST LonK AT the FOLLOWING LIST Or
10 BE SOLD For ON
DOLLAR EACH!

JUST Lo'.K AT THE FOLLOWING LIST Or
akTlCLES 10 BE SOLD FOX ONE
DOLLAR EACH!
LIS Wsschr. handsomely engraved. and
~arrsnssd psrec. tmr krepera)
vsryng ia prize RON s20 % y Sl2O o0
225 Lsdies' Watches. svild Gold Hunting
raees 50 0O
$50 Mems Siivsr Watches, ID % % rs 90
5000 Latest sIyle vest and Neck Cnain..
5Oru 30 90
$500 GEMS California Diamond Pins.
, 80 to 20 90
1900 California Diamond Ear-Drvp-.
. 90 to Is 90
5000 Miniature anu Enamrlict Revolv
ing Pms, 90 10 IS 90
2 1000 Cahiornis Diamond aud Enam~lied
Gents Scnrt-Pins 90 "a Is 90
1900 Masonic and Emblem 3 90 Ia 10 90
$500 Gold Band Bracelets, ENGRAVED and
plain 3 % 70 20 90
5000 JET snd Mosnc Brooches 3 90 10 20 "
ZOO Cameo Brooches, rich patterns, very
tasty 3 90 10 60 90
$500 FIureuline and Lava Pins. the real
ar.icle 90 10 10 90
$500 Lava aud Forentns Ear-Drops
3 90 10 10 %
600 Coral Ear Drops 3 % to 6 60
2.Ouo Ladies Clatelain Chains, Je, and
Gold ID 90 70 20 90
5000 Gents Pins, splendid assortment
90 to Is 90
1000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, en,irel,
new styles 2 cot b 90
1000 Studs and sleeve Buttons. IN sets,
very rich 90 70 Is 90
5000 Sleeves. Butlons, plaip, enamr HE'D
and engraved 2 % TO 8 90
10000 plain aud handsomely engraved
Rings 2 90 TO 10 90
5000 Spring Locke,s double case, richly
engraved 20 70 10 90
Is COO sets ladies' Jewelry. new and latest
styles 90 10 ~ Ou
600 Gold Pens. and handsome Silver
Cases 90 10 10 co
This entire lis, Of beautiful and valuable
goods will be sold Tor ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Of al tho above a.ticles will b
placed il envelopes, and sealed. These en-
velopes are sent ny mail, as ordered. with
out regard 10 choice. On the receipt OF thu
cerii6ca,e you will see what YOU are TO hsv,
and then il il " your option TO send on
dollar and take the article, or not.
Five Certificates can be ordered for 81
eleven for 81; thirty five for SIS; sixty-iiy,
for $40; and one hundred for SIS. We vii
send a single Certificate on the receipt 0
25 cents. q. 4. HASKINS a. co,
Box 1910. 26 BAekman Street, N. Y.
Nov. Goth, ls64-4w.
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:; I

Having been TOR long tiMr engaged 10
1he Packet business, and established our
reputation Tor pron p'ness aud reliability, aud
possessing great facilities for selling jewel
~ 40 this way. We are confident that ~
can give satisfaction 70 all who trel disposed
20 psironize u.
$3.50 900 worth II es,dismcnd pins,
charms. Ac.. TO be sod Tor one dollar each
without regaid 10 value, and NOT ~ be paid
Tor until You know what you are " receive.
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ATTNETION,f SOLDIERS!

AND THE FRIENDS or SOLDIERS,
We call the attention OF all having rsla
tons o. friends 10 n Q army TO the fact that
German Biiers will cure
nlne tenthr OF The diseases induced by *
posture and pnvaiiuns incident 10 camp lite
In the lists, published almost daily 10 The
ne wspapers, 90 The ARRIVAL Of The sick, il
viii be noticed TINT very large proportion
sre suffering from debility Every csse d
that kind csn BE- readily cured by Houf nd.
German Biiiers Diseases resulting frcn
disorders Of The digestive organe are speed
ily removed We have no hesitation IL
stating that, II these Bitiers were freel,
used among our soldiers. hundreds Of lives
might be saved thst otherwise viii b lost.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS.
See ,hst the signature or g. M. Jackson
10 on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs cEs1s,
OR HAiF Doz. FOR So %.
Should your nearest druggist not have
The srticle, do not be put Of BY sny Of ii,
Intoxicating preparations thst may BE- offer
"a in ifs place, but send 20 us, and We Oil
forward. securely packed, BY express.
u Principal Office and Nsnufacfofy
No. 631 Arch Street
JONES g. EVANS,
(Successus 70 &. M. Jackson & Col
Projectors
OTFOR SALE ia Jasper. BY M. FRED
NAN, and Druggists sud Dealers in ever
ltc~n il tAs United States.
Feb 9Th, 1854. II.
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Miraculous cure Of Rheumatism and

Neuralgia, effected BY DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier aud Blood Pills. Read the follow
ing
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IA young man was arrested and tried
q New Fairchild. the other day. on an il.
dcsment charging him with an attempt to
thug. kiss and lickle'a certain woman. -
The case has been removed 10 higher
court.
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purf fer aud Blood Pills. Read the follow
ing
VALPARAISO, PARTER Co., IsD
DR. G w. RonAcK:-D Sir write
this for the benefit Of the suffering anc af-
fcted. This is to certify that our daughter
Amira Francis, twelve yeas old. has been
aill ct.d tor nine years with lntlammatory
Rhe umatism. or Neuralgia, Sne was at
tended by the most skiiIful physicians, but
received no relief, but continued 10 grow
worse an she vas helpless as an infant, her
hands aud knees al drawn and enlarged so
ps 10 cause her to suffer the most excrucia-
ting paios, aud worn down TO mere skele-
ton, and d, length | was induced to try your
Blood Purifier aud Pills, aud she began 10
mend and is now comfortable and going
% school. We believe your remedies 10 be
The beet ever uied.
Yours with great respect
A. T.. HEMpHlLL.
birs. III. llEMPHILL
S..e advertisement in another column.
dec I'm.
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vTvAKES 10 exchange forgoods, and the
= highest msrkc, price given by
Oct. Q LIT q. JOS. FEEApMAS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby given that the under-
~ signed has been appola,ed adminisira.
tor OF the estate Of George Bridenbach, late
OF Dubois county, deceased. Said estate u
probably solvent.
ADAM SCIlNARR. admr.
Nov. 26h, 1864. -3w.-
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These Fittsrs are pufvp - assvs
boftI<s. Of lvhioh the above = . fos-
sirsire. qhs iabsl . 6nsly ~
0ravei, and - provided with :
safs guard from counts.f sitsvs-
Price 81 pr boftis. o. cir for -.
G. W. Fsbaok. Prcprisfor, No. 3
East Fourth Street, cineinnoti. =
whom oil ordsrs should b -
drsssSd
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FOR SALE By

~. FREApEAr. Jasper;
FRRD HoFfsAS, HARRISON Township;
JoHs l.. HorFnAS, Columbia Townships
Csc. HoFFnAB, HARRISON Tow nsbip;
Gro II. SHuRTz. Ferdissnd;
JONI q. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
ERSsr PicKHARpT, Husiingsbsrg;
l.. X. TAYLOR, 1relsndi
snd BY Druggists & Merchants ever who're
G W. ROBACK, Compoonder OF SsonseA
Bitters. Blood Pills. DistiiIer end Msnuiss-
fursr Of Ca,awbs and Swedish Brsssiss sd
~ kinds Of The finest Domestic Liqssv
which are sold. wholesale or 10 sny dssirsd
a. Nos. So. IS. - sd - Bsss
rhirs S,ysss, CO csrs"
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, &c.

The Propriciors have thousands Of Letters from
the mos, eminent CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS and CITIZENS, tcs,ifyine Of their
Own personal knowledge. 10 the beneficial clcc,s
and medical virtues Of these l'ttcrS.
From Rcr H. Merton Bromn, n. d. Editor Of
Encyciopein Of Religious Eno~iniyt.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patcn, Medicines in general through dis,rnst Of
their ingredients and ELECTS, yet know Of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to
Tic benefits he believes himself TO have received
from any simple preparation. in the hope that no
NAV thus contribute to tho benefit Of others.
| do this the more readily IN regard 10 ll0oi-
lands German Bittcrs, prepared hy DR.. &. ".
Jackson, of this city, because ! wns prcjudiccd
against them for many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ESD, for the removal OF this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use Of three bottles Of thcsc bittcrs, NJ the
beginning Of the present year. was followed by
evident relief and restoration 10 degree Of bod
lis and mental viCor which Ind not felt for six
months before, and had almost dcspaired Of re-
gaining. | therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PnN.Ap'A, June 3d. 1901.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Friends Of Soldiers.

We cal! the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army 10 the fact tina. "HOOF-
LANDS GERMAN BTTTERS" will cure nine
ten'h5 Of the diseases induce by exposures and
prira,ions Incident TO camp life. In the lists,
published almost daily in the newspa pers, on the
arrival Of the sick, it will be noticed that very
large proportion are suffering from debility
Every case OF that kind can be readily cured by
highlands German Bitters.
We have no hesitation in stating that IL these
Bttcrs were freely used among onr soldiers, hun
dreds Of lives might be cared tina, otherriss
would be lost
The proprietors arc daily receiving thankful
letters from sufferers in the army and hospitals,
who have been restored to health By the rse o,
these Bitters, sent TO them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUSTERFETTS!
See that the signature Of &C. ". JACKSON
is On the WRAPPER Of each Bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE, Is Cents. or
HALF DOZEN FOR - 90.
Should your nearest druggist not hare the AZ
tcle. do not be put off by any Of the into1ica-
ting preparations that may be offered in its place,
Blu; send to US, and we will forward, securely
packed, By express.
10 Principal Office and Mandatory, NO.
63I Arch street, PH1LADA. PA.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to C. N. Jackson 4 Co..
Proprietors.
w-Por sale by Druggists and Dealers in ev-
cry town in the L. States. 1sa [sep.ls-es-ly
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Blockading Squadron

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. l0.-Dates
from the Wilmington blockading
squadron of Jan. 9th, state that on
the Sd inst, Admiral Lee Of the L.
S. Gunboat Fob Kee entered Lock
woods Folly Inlet, about ten miles
south of Wilmington. hoisted out
the boats and examined the blockade
runner Bendigo, vessel run ashore
by her Captain about one week ago
to prevent her being captured by
our blockaders.
While making these examinations
the enemy's shaTpshooters appeared
and opened fire upon the boats crews
which was returned By the Fab Kee' g
guns when a rebel battery opened
fire and our boat returned to the ship.
The Fab kee continued her fire IN
til the Bendigo was we'll riddled.-
Fab KEGS battery was light. and in
consequence Of her draft and the
shoals inside her fire was at long
range and night coming on the Ad-
miral returned 10 his feet, and the
following morning despatched three
vessels to the Inlet and made the
work Of destruction complete.
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VERY LATEST !
BY YESTERDAY EVENING S. MAIL.
neutrality-suspicious..

ST. Louis. Jan. I2.-The kepnO-
leans Memphis correspondent says
that two important propositions nave
recently been made oy the Reset
authorities to the federal Govern
ment.
First: y Quartermaster OF the
Confederate army. st fernando, ac-
ting b., authority OF the Richmond
officials, las offered 10 sell to Gen.
Grant or HnrIbGtt. al all the cotton
now remaining within a certain
district beyond the Federal lines.
This offer embraces 1900, and IS
all Confederate cotson; aud green
backs will be taken :or it. Ii is said
that Hnrlhutt favors the purchase.
and has recnmmeneded that /; be
carried into effect.
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Education i'm West Va.

eve mast educate, we must edu-
cate. or we shall perish by our pros
perity," was once said by distin
guished and far-seeing American, az
he watched the rapid development Of
our national prosperity, and the large
number Of foreigners focking to our
shores. So we mnst be compelled to
say Of West Virginia when we sec
how soon she is destined to take her
place amongst the most prosperous
States of the Union. The masses Of
West Virginia, in common with oth-
err portions of the South, have never
been. distinguished for their educa-
ton; which, however, was no fault
Of theirs, but owing entirely to the
system, or rather want Of system, in
their educational plans. We shall
not attempt to go into the cause Of
this lack of system, but content our
selves with statement Of the fact
which no one denies. But now that
we have a new State government,
and under it an admirable system Of
free schools, we trust to see a greater
interest taken in general education.
We hope to see the masses of our
people elevated far above their old
level.
Soon our State will be thronged
with energetic, so-ahead emigrants
from other States, who will develop
our mineral wealth. our oils, lumber,
water-powers, and capacity as gra-
ling country, and shall nothing be
done to promote our educational IN
tcrests il proportion? Let us have
new school houses, aud employ the
best OF teachers. Let our Townships
move in the matter Of buildings for
school purposes, as promptly as the
State has in her system of school,
and the people will have no just
cause Of complaint, and education
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|, LATEST IE|IS!!.
Rebels Retrcating.

CUMBERLAND, Jan. I A despatch
inst received from Col. Thoburn.
commanding at Petersburg, informs
ne that the rebel forces threatening
for several days past has retreated
toward the Shenandoah Valley. The
force was a formidable enc. consisting
Of three brisades, Lees: Walker S
and Rossers. all under command of
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. Desert"rs re-
port it was the intention Of Lee to
capture the garrison at Petersburg,
to take New Greek and Cum berland
and destroy our stores, break the
railroad BY burning the bridges, &c.
I am happy to inform you that the
great raid undertaken by Gen Early
in retaliation for our late movements
in this department has thus far, re-
suited in a complete failure or lizz!e.
An empty wagon train Of Col. Tho
burns returning from Petersburg
was captured by a portion of the eue-
my's forces. With this exception,
they have not been able to lntlct
upon us any injury. Many dcScrters
are coming in and our cavalry are
picking up many straggiers. The
railroad is safe and trains are run
ming regularly. The weather is cold
and the snow is several inches deep.
Signed B. I. KELLY,
BrIgadier Gen !.
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w 4 II = Il w $
Summary for the Week.
From Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, Jan. Gen. Kelly
received the following despatch last
night:
With the exceptional. Mcneil Co.,
which is several miles back of Moore
field, there is no force Of rebels near
Petersburg.
The.report at Mooreield yesterday
evenin. was that Fitz Hugh Lee
forces had been ordered to Winches-
ter.
The present rebel raid was COM
plete failure and was attributed to
lIarly's being unable to bring his
artillery from the valley, owing to
the icy roads. His object was to
attack New Greek, but owing to the
snow storms the roads were almost
impossible for infantry.
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Miscellaneous.

CINCISNATI. Jan. 9.-Thc War
Democrats of Ohio held a meeting at
Columbus yesterday. No nonlina-
tons were made.
Nine full regiments have gone in
to camp in Indiana Two more regi-
ments are nearly full. Recruits for
old regiments gre pouring into Ia
diaaapolis By hundreds.
Gov. Bramlette, Of Ky, sent lis
message to the Senate Yesterday.
urging the immediate necessity Of
raising troops for State defence.
Snow covered playground at Chat
tanooga yesterday. Gen. Thomas
has issued an order assessing $4,000
on rebel synpathizers living within
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Volunteering Rapidly.

New YORK, Jan. IA special to
the Post from Washington Of the Sth
says: Ahices received here show
that volunteering is going on rapidly.
All that is needed to prevent a draft
is the continuation Of bountieS by the
government. The Senate will pro-
badly comply with the desire Of the
President and pass the bounty bill
Of the House, perhaps with some
amendments.
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miscellaneous WAR Items.


New YORK, Jan. 10.--Letters from
East Tennessee of the 18th inst to
the Herald, state our forces have been
driven back from Bean Station by
Longstrect. Our loss in four days
skirmishing reached about 200, be-
sides some wagons.
Prisoners state that Longstreet has
been reinforced by iiweiI and he had
been ordered to take Knoxville at all
hazards. Longstrect has about 49,,
900 men
Gen Foster is at Knoxville, aud
General parke commands in the field.
Il special from Cumberland, Nd,
the 9Th states the official rebel docu
mrnts containing plans ola proposed
raid by Early had been captured, from
which it appears it was their intent
son to cut the railroad at N[artinSbura
and capture our troops between there
and New Creek, but Early finding
that AyeriIl was at Martiusburg,
gave that expedition up and sent a
force against Petersburg which also
proved a failure. a force WAS also
sent to capture Cumberland, bat that
also failed Very important infor-
nation has been also obtained rela-
tive to rebel commands and avowcd
intentions Of high rebel officers. -
Rebel deserters continue daily to
como in bringing important in!or-
nation. The amnesty proclamation
is very favorably received among
rebel soldiers.
New York, Jan l0.-An army of
the Potomac despatch to the Herald
states that Gen. Meade had gone to
Washington.
Iii rumored that General Han
cock had been relieved from the COM
mand Of the I'd corps, and that Gen.
Werrenton is to take his place.
Also, that Meads has resigned,
and Hancock had been appointed
commander.
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Hoofland's German Bitters

vii! cure every case Of CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and
DISEASES ARISING FROM 4 DISORDERED
STOMACH ES.- Observe the following symp-
toms resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive
Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness or Bloc d
10 Tie Head, Acditv Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food Fullness or Weight
in the Stomach. Sour Quotations Sinking or
Fiu,,crng IT The Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming
Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttcrng n the Heart Choking or Sutioca.inG
Sensations when in lying posture, Dimness OF
Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF Precipitation,
NrllowncSS OF the Skin and Eyes Pain in tho
Side. Back, Chest Limbs, &r. Sudden Flushes
of Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant lmagin-
ngS OF Evil, and grea, Depression Of Spirits.
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The Committee on Waysand Means

PHILADELPHIA, January ll.-Thc
Press has the following from Culpep-
per G. H. on the 9th. The noted
guerrilla, McConn, with three of his
men, were captured BY the Forester
n. Y. cavalry regiment, now recon
notering in the direction of Sperry-
Vile The latter left here in good
humor. Gen. Pleasanton having or
dered their regimeDtal colors and
guidous to be restored. Last fall
they were deprived of their flags 90
account of disgraceful coudnct at
Raccoon Ford on tie Rapjdan. Since
then their behavior has been so COM
mendable that they have regained
their forfeited colors.
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he even hesitate on the way. And
TINS is he ever found at the feet OF
the multitude, pandering to every
senseless prejudice, and malignant
passion that may, by chance, aug
ment his consequence. lie would
build himself up by pulling others
down. He saw another plume for
his cap in our demolition. lie could
fluid no more disgracefui accusation,
so he called us iIisloyal, or as Byron
would render it
He couldn't say anything else. so ne swore.' y
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Negro Expedition.

New York, Jan. "a letter to
the Times give an interesting account
ofthe expedition ofthe negro brigade
into North Carolina. The results
Of which are that nearly 3 900 slaves
were released from bondage, with
when were taken about $50, OK,
horse and mule teams and about rs
saddle horses. The guerrillas lost
Is killed and wounded Ten dwell
ings with many thousand bushels of
corn were burned, besides two dis
tilleries, four rebel camps destroyed
and enc guerrilla hung, together
with 100 rifles, lot Of uniforms and
equipments fell into our hands. Our
loss was II killed and wounded and
one taken prisoner. We brought in
IA rebel prisoners and t hostages.