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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05
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oyAIL DEScIPrIoN DONE TO ORDER,
n IN. bcst yorkmnnlito manner and upon the most rns
sonabls terms. As We have g5cHty Increased our s'N
sfL.b Type are prepared TO print 1 shortest noV'
SALE POSTERS, BALL llchEl5'
BILL HEADS, CARDS,
m.ANKS FANCY BILLS,
BRONZED WORK, PROGRAMMES
CIRCULARS, &c, &C.
nsns upon plain or colored paper We are coGidsnI
vh.tin ths Job Department, we can compete WIN any
country Office in the State, in doing good work.
l.. A. BllNNER, Proprietor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05
RELIABLE Il SURE TO DO GOOD
IL SURE TO DO GOOD
CAUTlONl CAUT1ON!!

Bn1r inmind that guarantee MY Drops to
cure Suppression of the Meuses, from what
ever cause, though care should be taken TO as
certain ii pregnancy be the cause, as these
Drops would besure to produce miscarriage.
if taken whilst in that situation, and ali arc
cautioned against using the n, us wish it dis
tinctly understood that do not hold mysclfIe-
sponsblc when used under such circumstan-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05
TO MARRIED LADIES,

They nre peculiarly adapt' d, us they bring he
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
| could furnish any quentity of testimonials
Of its efficacy from my own paticnta, but the
practice of paradiug bought and fictitious ones
before the pub ic is SO prevalent, | do not
deem it advisable.
BE WISE IN TIME
I,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BoTTLE CUREs
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almo,t every Gaze.

IN aImO'J every Gaze,
1t is impossible TO enjoy the bloom Of health
and viva city ofspirls, unless the Mehscs arc
regular as to the time, the quantity, and quail
ity. When fhey are obstructcd, nature makes
her eff,lts to obtain for 1t some other outlet.
and unless these etfcrts ofnature are assisted,
the patient usually experiences Dependency.
Nervo0auess, and fnolly, Consumption assumes
its sway, anl prematurely terminates inisera-
bic life.
20 not suffer from these Irregularities, when
an investment of one dollar in Lyon'e Periodi-
cal Drops will regulate and restore nature to
its healthy course and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05

UPPER SANDUSKY TO TIFFIN
f>sysIlp. s.,tju,tv. Monday Wednesday and Friday,
q e'csci. A. " Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urtsy, at1r. Il.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05

UPPER SANDUSKY TO MARSEILLES.
Arrive At Upper ssnusty rsesIsy, Thursday and Sat-
url.y atli O'Clock NJ Leave day at O'Clock, T.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-05

THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAtLSk The
UPPER sANoUsNY POST OFFICE.
UP. SANDUSkY AND REPUBLIC MAILS
Leaves Upper ssndusky, Wednesday and Saturday at
O'clock 8. Arrives Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock
nm.
, 1864-12-08


Anderson, stating that the Goycrnmcn
would suspend the draft ii Kentucky alto
gether, and adopt some other plan BY wlic,
the State can fill her quota.
CAIRO, Wednesday, December 7:-Inforna
tion Was received at Paducah On Monday that
the rebels had erected batteries of heavy eunf
on the banks Of the Cumberland river. af rhe
foot Of Harpeth Sioals. The iron-clad pun.
boat, Cincinnati, and three others, tin-ciads =.
were immediately dispatched to tie. IocaIitYa
to look after the matter. No boats were al
lowed to proceed above Smithlaud.
General Buford, at Helena, still refuses to
arrested while attempting to get ont cotton
On permits Of the Treasury agents. The mat.
ter will probably have to go to Washington
for settlement.
Major General Washburn has te.n made
the recipient Of costly sword, at the hands
Of citizens Of Memphis, us q testimonial OF
their esteem and good wishes.
h. The Memphis BuNain has detailed account
Of q desperate encounter with sarroters
which recently occurred in that city. Two
soldiers Of the 10th Missouri caTufry who
were returning home from q circus ut late
hour attempted to gafrotc citizen, whom
they met or overlook on bridge, but they.
misealeulated their man. He drew bowie
knaic and cut one In the breast, penetrating
hls lungs, and the other across the abdomen,
int'ictlng frightful wound, from which the
victims bowels protruded, Another soldier
Of the same regiment, who was also returning
from the circus, came upon the scene at the
moment it was dona, and not knowing the
cause Of the encounter. discharged Ills Teyol-
yer at the retreating citizen, but without ef-
lect. He then devoted his attention to his
wounded comrades, and caused their removal
to hospital, where they Subsequently died.
CAIRO, "Wednesday, Dec. THE steamer
". 4. Arthur brings Now Orleans papers Of
the 1st, but 10 neWs.
Cotton opened unsettled, and continued
dropping to the close. Small sales Of strictly
Low middling at 81. 70; strictly good ordinary
and refused for strictly middling, but the lat-
ter seems to be offered ut these figures With
out buyers Flour-S10.75; extra. s11.75.
The steamer Belle Memphis, from Memphis,
blings 30 ba1es If cotton for Cairo.
, 1864-12-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
DEsso1sEs, Iowa, Wednesday, Dec. !.
The Supreme Court met on Monday. All
the Judges we're present. lam informed that
the Judges commence the term with opinions
written in forty-fiye cases. A number will
be added to these in the course OF the term.
The Presidential Electors all reported to
the Governor yesterday. The Governor has
just returned from temporary absence, and
after disposing Of some important business
requiring his action, will, in in few days,
start for Washington to attend to-the inter-
ests Of the State.
The weather is cold and snow storm in
progress.
By order Of Major Duncan, Capt. Brownell
has sent the Missouri guerillas confined in
the Jail here to Davenport. 1t Is understood
they will be sent to st. Lonis for trial.
c. 7. Jameson, late Postmaster At Fort
Kearney, passed through here yesterday. He
was accompanied BY two cigil officers, and
vas on his way to Michigan, where it Is ad-
judged he shall take up his residence in the
penltentiary for ten years for stealing three
dollars ~, n
, 1864-12-08


ISD1ANAPo11s, Wednesday, Dec 2.
The Presidential Electors met to-day in the
State House, and cast the thirteen electoral
votes Of the State for Lincoln aud johnson.
B.J. Clnypool, the E!ector from the 5th dis,
t'ict, was selected, by lot, to carry the re-
turns to Washington.
Judge Gooding, Elector ut Large, UNDER
took to get a resolution passed by the Elec-
tors, requesting Mr.. Lincoln to appoint some
one from Indiana to seat in the new Cab
met, but the motion was laid on the table
most emphaticaly. Probably they rcmem-
bercd that Usher WIS q Hoosicr. It was q
novel proceeding on the part of Judge Good
ing to say the least.
Tic appointment Of Slr. Chase to tie
Chief Justiccship gives most thorough
satisfaction to everybody. ALI coincide that
in this Old Abe las but acted In accordance
with the wish Of the people. The members
Of alc Military Commission are ttoundering
hopelessly In sea Of atl7erbs and classical
proper names. Gordon commenced speaking
tor the defense yesterday, and his recital Of
horrors grows longer each day ho talks.
Talking Is expected to cease about Christmas
or New Years.
The Copperheads in Owen and Putnam
counties emholdened by the thought that
Hoods army is as near as Nashville, have got
on the war peth again.; Last Sunday they
Akers, son Of the notorious Sol Akers was
killed, lcssening the gang Of traitors by one.
4 Convention of tho Publishers Of this
State meets tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
in the City Council chamber.
The cold snap came on this afternoon and
ing operations Indefinitely.
lNpIANApOCIa. Wr6nfs8inv Dne T-Thcrn
, 1864-12-08

New YonK, "Wednesday, Dec. I've have
to-day some additional items from rebel sour
ces, showing hoWkke fright at shcrrran's ap-
gia and South Carolina. All the officials,
civil and military, Eayc issued fierce and fe-
verfslt procla1narioas, calling ON every male,
old and yourg, able to shoulder a 1nusket, to
Immediately report for duty. The mayors of
Savannah and Charleston, as well Us the rebel
army officers commanding III those places,
have Issued to their already terrified commu-
mites, documents Of this character. probably
by this means adding considerably to the
panic: Governor Brown, Of Georgia, has is-
sued three more proclamations on tie crisis !;
but IN Charleston, according to the Repuai-
can Of that city. even these stirring papers do
not bring out the citizens, for it appears q
military guard has to 70 around the town and
drag them out Of their hiding places.
General Dick Taylor has been assigned to
the command Of all the Alabama and Georgia
reserves, with headquarters at Savannah.
The Macon Telegraph Of November IS says
sherman's sitnation is daily growing more
precarious, and We may confidently hope for
Lis complete overthrow and destruction The
Central road is said to be entirely destroyed
between GrfswoldTi}lc and McIutrrc.
, 1864-12-08

Especial 1-spatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIS, "Wednesday, Dec. T.
It ia 1eportcd that the rebel Major Wolf
sentenced to death, in retaliation for Malo,
Wilson, will be shot on the 14th inst, the
President having revoked the order suspend
ing the sentence. -
The following dispatch has been received
at headquarters from Col. Rogers, command,
ing at Cape Girardeau, to-day:
Or Int Saturday small 4 band Of Euerilas passed
Edwards puraEcd them, killed two, and captured
were about fifteen Of them. The balance escaped
into the swnmps, badly scattered.
{signed) ]. B. RooEns, Col. com'd'e.
ST. Louis, Dec. 7.-Mrs. Charity Fl. Ward
and her daughter Mary, having aided In the
escape Of rebel SPY, and having been shown
to be keeper Of boarding house for spies,
arc declared to be unfit to remain in this de-
partmcnt, will be banlshed under dircc-
ton of the Provost Marshal General, not to
retu,n during the war, under penalty Of fine
and imprisonment, by command Of Maj. Gen.
Rosecrans.
Mrs. Ward formerly kept boarding. house
in Springfield, Mo-, her husband having been
Killed while operating as Il bushwhackcrs
She came to this city and rented the Mount
Vernon Hotel, which was used rs the head
ouarters of certain rebel spies. Airs. Ward
aud her daughters are to be sent under gnard
to Springfield, ILL.,, and there turned loose,
, 1864-12-08

The Executlve Committee have their meetingl
regularly on Thursday afternoon. At the last tWt
meetings reports weFe madc, showing that tIs
prospects are good for successful Chrissmal
week. Mrs. Denn5son, from the Fifth Ward, n
ported collections amounting to sso.5o. There
are to be at least twentJ-one dining tablcs Al
The FaiE, and to take charge Of these the fol
lowing Indies hare volunteered: !, Miss uoyt
2, Mis-. Daggett and Mrs. Way; 3, Mrs. IN
graham and Mrs. a1ordcau; 4, Mrs. Eilithorpe 6
son @ Mis-. H. ao1ss q ana i it, bost
wick; Mrs. Fersythe, Mtss stearns and Miss Hold
en-; II, Mrs. Wcbster and Atrs. Chisholm, and h
W;s announced that Mrs. Mckee would be respon-
s.hle FOR two more tables. Mrs. Wheeler reported
that p her house, N1: Gs Indiana avenue, would be
Mrs. Smith from the Second Ward, sent In
k16.25, cash collected. Mrs. Clark; Of the 18th
Ward. reported - and Mrs. ]. n. Marsh, $3.50.
Ihe following cany2ascrs were appointed:
MIS-: Dickinson md Doxny, shoes; Mrs. Denni-
con and 1ngraham, bakeries; Miss Edwards, ten
and coffee; Mrs. Robinson, musfc; Mrs. Mordeau
t2 visit Randolph street groccrs and fur dealers
Mrs. chsisholn1, toys Airs. Fuller, crockory !;
MIS-. Bowron, books; Are. Dagggctt, furniture and
Mrs Beard, drug stores; Mrs. Dennison, fruit
dealess; Mr. Cobb, packing houses.
Mrs. Templcton, seventh ward, reported cash
s7s5; alrs. Alarsh, fEst ward, Sc; Mrs. Wright,
eleventh ward, 33a. Mra. Mondoau reported that
Sewen & spaulding $40, in printing; BY Fair..
banks. Greenleaf 8 Co. $50, in scales; George
Dunbar. one fancy lantern, worth $40: L. i, TAI
cott, barrel Of apples; Albert Muller, one box
cfgnrs, IS.
The ladies nrc hard at work and arc determined
to make the fair worthy of Chicago and the North
w.st: The most enconrag ing signa arc seen ID the
adjoining towns and cities, while tho reyyauapars
are eleaklng highly Of the enterprise.
, 1864-12-08

n. Field, of Grant county, Secretary. Their
unanimous vote was cast for Lincoln and
johnson. Henry L. Blood was chosen By lot
as messenger to carry the record to Wash
pared for the meeting OF the new Legislature.
The Assembly Chamber is being newly paint
cd, and Is much improved In appearance. The
Presidents Message gives the highest satis-
faction here. About four inches Of snow fell
last night. Thebthcrmometer tonight stood
at vr+11
, 1864-12-08

We clip the following from the Savannah
{Ga-) Daily Neaos, Of the 4th instant. It is
one of naes Of advertisement illustrating
certain iamiliar features Of IN Institution
which our children will soon look back upon
rs We now regard the relics Of the baTbarism
Of the middle ages:
, 1864-12-08
FRO7I ANNAPOLIS, 4
Information for the Friends of Ex.
changed Prisoners.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF ANNAPOLIS,
AxSAroL1s. Maryland.
November 2s, 1861
IN, in daily receipt OF numerous applica-
tions for furl"uglis, md letters Of inquiry
from tie friends ot the parolcd prisoners Of
war now arriving at Annapolis from the
South. Nj official dntics at this time render
it matter Of great difficulty for me to afford
immediate answers to these letters, and
therefore respectfully request that in order to
allay public anxiety, and to atiurd the desired
your journal that thce honorable Secretary Of
War Inns ordered that all the paroIed prison.
ers Of war now arriving at Annapolis, be paid
in full and furlongshed for thirty days, as soon
rs the necessary papers cau be prepared.
Please request Northern papers to publish
this announcement.
I remain, gentlemen, with m1eh respect,
your oledicnt seryant, E.
ADRIAN r. RooT,
CG1onc1 9th New York Veteran Volunteers,
Commanding District Of Annapolis.
, 1864-12-08

airy Otto Matsc, Of Chicago, has been ap-
pointed Colonel Of Illinois volunteers.
The Probate Judges are still in session, and
are discussing the amendment to tue probate
laws. The report Of the committee from the
changed in but one respect. and that in the
provisions Of the law in relation to public i'd
mlnistr1tor, which haYe been stricken out.
, 1864-12-08
Thanksgiving Day Mt the Is Soldiers
Homer

ED1roRs Tn11cgE;-At one place our soldiers
had reason to feel that On the day OF National
Thanksgiving they were forgotten neither by the
friends at home or the friends who had followed
to care for them On their journey to the field. At
he "Soldiers' Home rightly so named-of
Cairo, the ..fatted calf' was literally Killed, and
Gpon % i, With generous minee pies and vegetables
IRON % EgYpt--w9ere else Do such vegetables grow
Nashville. Hoylton and Richyiew, Of Southern Il.
linots, each contributed chickens apples and veg
ctanles, while several Of city deafers, through
The Lind solicitation Of Mr. Aiken, President oi
The First National Bank Of THIS city, sent supply
while onr hearts 70 ut in earnest sympathy for tho
soldier on the fed, the. Sanitary Commission rc-
members the soldier when coming to or going
from his home, BY the formation OF Institutions ina
thie, which, nrder the admirable superintendent
Of Mr.. G. ". Shipman, United States Sanitary
Agent at that point, Is doing noble work for oar
men: We'll, too, that our attention Is called to
specific cases wEere suffering may be relieved Of
pleasure given by efforts trivial in themselves, but
which will nercr be forgotten BY the soldier.
3f
, 1864-12-08
mAJOR.EENE.KAL CURTIS.

A vnlued correspondent at Lcavenworth
sends us IN elaborate md careful review Of
Psjcc's recent Missouri inraslon and evasion,
especially the latter. We only forbcar to give
IT place because General iosecrans has passed
beyond ccnsure to the retirement he has rich"
u earned. Genesnl Curtis share in the work
, 1864-12-08

from Western Kentncky-The Draft
and 1tA Postponement In the State.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO, Wednesday, Dec. Z.
| have Memphis datcs Of alonday, 5th, by
the steamer Belle, and Memphis and New Or
leans dates Of the lst, By the steamer ". R.
Arthur, but neither contain any news.
For some time past it has been well known
| to many citizens here that the practice Of in
ducing negroes and refugees to enlist ut this
| point and having them transferred to other
states-0hlo, Massachusetts, and whatever
State CHANGED to be short has been much
| in vogue. They were generally run off on
night trains without the knowledge Of the
military authorities. The principal agents
have been white men, who have found few
co!crcd men sufficiently degraded to MD them
in the work. This practice has at length u.s.
suned such magnitude that the military au-
thorities have been awakened to tho nceessl-
ty ot preventing it. In this district and State,
wc having been robbed Of thousands Of men
| rightly due our quota.
Col. SFrague has today Issued the follow
| ing order:
HEADQUARTERS PosT or CAIRO, ILL.,,
Dec. &, 1854. (
GENERAL OEpCR No. 2T.-1n order to prevent
ir1uas upon negEues by substitute brokers, and
prevent recruiting by parties unauthorized, ne
Eroes leaving The ost by rail- W hS relqiEsd to
P1osdsr Msrsa Tkc military police Wil uia tSe
enforcement Of this order.
By order Of Colonel E. T. sprasuc, Commanding
Pu=L
We understand that Captain Phillips will
take such measures in connection with the
provost guard, that hereafter no colorcd men
will be run OF by substitute brokers or their
accompliccs.
Colonel j. P. Boyd, late Of the 11Gth ILL.,
nois, who was severely wounded at Vicksbnrg
and since resigned the service, formerly rcsid-
ing at Decatur, has removed to Cairo With
improved health, where lie will resume the
Practice Of his profession, the law.
The report TINT the gunboat Cincinnati.
Admiral Lees flag ship, had gone to Harpcth
Shcals to dispossess rebel battery there, is
untrue. She is at present lying at Smith.
land.
4 gentlemen from the Provost alarshars
Department at Vicksburg, who came up on
the steamez ". r. Arthur, this morning, re-
ports that Col. n Osband's colored cavalry
had i1ght at Yazoo City, five days ago. in
which they we're outnumbercd and hfty pri-
Tney fought brayely. but could mt hsa1 n,
against such odds. The rebel reports Of the
burning Of the Big Black river pridgc cannot
be true, There is-no bridge of that nam.
ANY expedition that may have gone Jackson
ward, had to cross the Big Black upon pom. |
tcons:
Frervtbfnr Is outct betveen th;s n,,,.
v;o,.sh1,ro ercsnt +he ;ncnrs;ans ns ~ ata
f,,caa of Copfedera+e ruer;11oa in ,f,.-,e'.,
~ .lansas Tbo, hara ~ ss1ssipp'
, 1864-12-08
FKOa PHILADELPHIA.
Pennsylvania Cabinet mnklu~... Los
ofa Schooner and Tug by the Rebels.

:Pn1LAnE1ru1A, "Wednesday, Dec. 7.-At a
large meeting Of the merchants Of this city,
held at the rooms Of the Corn Exchange to.
day, resolutions were adopted presenting the
name OF John ". Forney as the candidate Of
Pennsylvania for d position in the Cabinet In
the event Of reconstruction. The delera-
tions Of Pennsylvanians have gone to WASH
Fo!ncy as secfetary ef The Interior Jous. IN the
crcnt Of Judge Usler's going upon the bench
as Secretary Of the Navy in case Secretary
Welles should accept the embassy to France,
Intelligence reached here this afternoon Of
the capture and destruction Of a sutler-
schooner and the tug Lizzie Freeman last
night while anchored OFT the mouth of War
lock River, q little stream about seven miles
above Newport News, by party of rebels
putporting to be a portion of her crew. :.
, 1864-12-08
FIsGNI ST. PAUL.
Minnesota Electoral Vote-Scaso1
Matters

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
ST.. Paul, Wednesday, Nov.7.
The Presidential Electors met to-day at
the Secretary Of States Office, and cast
the four yotes Of Minnesota for Lincoln and
johnson.
There is light snow upon the ground. The
Thermometer stood at six degrees below ear1y
This morning
, 1864-12-08

was before The Court again Today. Esideace
was offered. showing him to be In the Conied
crate service, which defense will be strou .ly
urge oy counsel. The case was adjourned
, 1864-12-08

MIS-. E. G. IL Et{ILL,
Lowell. Lake County. indiana.
Chicago, Dec. !, 1854.
DIR, WARREN
Remains ut the 7Entteson House till De-
crmber 1Dth, 1861.
p Dr. " will call ut frsiaence required
BUTCHER KNIVES AND Ia
IL BILE CUTLERY.
E7cHNosD, Ind, Get. !, 1861
, 1864-12-08

From the Nnelylllc Times, Dec. 81
On the 39th ult-, Robert Smith, private
in the It'll Ohio cavalry, was shot through the
head while brayely discharglng his duty on
the bsnks of Duck river. Sergeant T. J.
Smith, his brother, member Of the 9th III.
vols., was killed in the bloody battle Of Re-
eaca, on the march to Atlanta. Col. Smith,
Of the 90th Illinois Volunteers, the sole sur
yising brother Of the gallant dead, is now in
this city with wound ret unhealcd. The
father Of these three brothers, an old man Of
sixty:th.ee ye1rs of age, Is nov q private in
the ID Kentucky volunteers. Few families
can chow brighter record than this during
the present war. It is c story worthy Of a
marble monument.
, 1864-12-08

NEW ToRK, Wednesday, Dec. 7.-Thc gold
market is excited and strong. The nbsence
In Mr.. Fcsscnden's report of any Indications
Of limitation Of the currency, and his re-
commendation of another So1d bill. has
strengthened prices. end after opening at 233
ton was 2i3x, subsequently falling to 2l23.
The steamer Washington, for Havre, took
today S100, 900 In specie, and the Aeia from
Boston SET, ,000.
, 1864-12-08
The Gold 1Iurlket.

New York, Dec. 1.-The Posts money artf
Gle says that the continued success which has
attended Mr. Fessenden's administration
since, on the 5th Of July, he assumed control
to regard with favor and to adopt with cona-
dencc any policy he f1lght suggest. His re.
port presented yesterday TO Congress .soesnatl
somewhat to have disappointed expectation,
for It Is sregaEtlcd Us ftvofing further issne ol
currency, with conscquentstimulus to spec
M;atlon in stocks IN the precious metals md
produced spasH,oaic activity ai the stocE
Exchange this morning, with q rise in the
price Of gold, Of produce, and Of nearly all
, 1864-12-08
POSTSCRIPT.
$3.50 O'CLOCK, 4. II.
FROM NEW YORK.

Our Midnight Dixpatch-The Military
SItuatton-Lmtess from Grant und
ShernsAn-Capture of a blockade
Runner-La1e&t from Panama and
Kr1zi-Kegr York, Washington, and
Mlscel{nneous NeMn.
, 1864-12-08
TWO Rebel Soldiers Surrounded bY a
Federal Officer.
From Kn<1,.{fro sYv,ox. I

~ IN ths night Of the Soth Captain Of the
l6th Michigan infantry, while riding ont,
came eann npon M Two rebel m soldiers in the woods
not do TO attempt IN escape, in 3 very % an.
1horitatiye tone demanded what regiment
they belonged TO. They replied. to a N,ssis-
sissippi regiment. s'Wllat are you doin~ nf1
from yous command at time like this You
hare no. no business here" Tic soldiers replied
livery wcll," replied The otiicer u : = comc nsa,g
right along with me, and will take vo1, To to
your regiments" The soldiers followed md
IN few minutes they found, to their iis,nay
That the witty officer vas Ia the Federal aer'
vice, and had led them into Yankee cam.
They are now in the P4nltcntiary, lamcntinr
the prfidy Of the Yankees.
, 1864-12-08

HALIFAX, Dec. 7.-Thcrc are no signs of the
Canada, now due from Liverpool, 26th, and
Queenstown, 9Th ult. The wea atler is little
thick.