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HORSE RADISH-

JACOB GREENS Horse Radish ior sale a.
~ No Union Biloxi
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Total veteran troops in the rebel service
Number of conscripts lately added to
the rebel armies,
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ONT EST.
Weakness or Debility Induced by Ov,
Eaffgup

VII soon disappear by the use of these vain. lie
fili- and the soldier Wi quickly acquire addition
uonal strength. Never let the Bowels be either con-
hned or unduly acted upon. Il NAV seem strange
that Holloway Pills should he recommended m
L@sentery and tiuX, many persons supp0sinE that
they would increase the relaxation. This is great
mistake, for these Pills VIII correct the Rver ara
stomach and thus remove all the acrid humour from
the system This medicine viii give tone and vi-1r
70 the Whole organic system however deranred
while health and strength follow as a matter Of
course. Nothing val stop the relaxation Of the
Bowels 50 sure As this l.---ls rralL.---- -
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NEW SONGS.
'(tOD Bless my Boy Tonight Lovegrove. &c.
VI "a beautiful new Song)
Hiss me Mother ere die Buckley. ~
My Pretty Little Gal" Levi. y
Laura Haunts my Fancy Still.n Gilmore ~
% He's Watching Der My Mother Mayer Is
Answer 10 Who will care for Mother now
The Darkie's Rally Partridge. 30
The War is Nearly 0ver.n Buckley =
When this War Is over, III Come Back to
Thee MAYER. .,
break II gently 70 Ny Mother" Buckley. m
" Uncle SANS Hotel.n Wilder =
"Zula Zongr Webster. y
" Song OF a Thousand Years. Work =
These the rsry best new songs published. Sen
by Mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
Burlngtnn. Jan. 4. IsGi.
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CRANBERRY SAUCE.

MOCK Turtle Soup in cans for -ale al
wi No. Union Bloc
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Total number Of troops in the rebel
army,
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tilu. f.r using and sold st the following ul
PRICES. Full strength sos Half strength
some are cured hy the weaser, while others ms.
quire the stronger preparations the iull sire.
is always the best = BEMEA bkh-Ihi- o.
cine e. -lel expressly fHr obstinate cases I"
q. other remedies VI the kind have failed o.
% so that 90 Is warranted a. represented in ."
respect. or the price VIII be refunded - bEsl
OF LIMITATIONS None warranted unle-, pure PEI
directly ~ Dr. Mattisou. AZ his Remedial Iu.-..
fir special iseases SO. % Union street, Prov a-s
l. Ladies who wish can remain In he
a short 'rfrlt fur treatment
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A SPARAGUS. string Beans and Succotasl o.
n No. Union Block
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Volunteers, Attention. Indiscretion> OF

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches ami SweIIinrs can With
certainty be radically cured II the PilIs az t,tr
night and morning and the Ointment be reel, ussd
as stated in the printed Instructions II treated In
any other way tey dry up IN one part % break out
in another. Whereas this Ointment will remove ne
humors from the system, and leave the patient a
vigorous and healthy man. Il will REQUIRE N littfe
perseverance IN bad cases TO insure lasting cure
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The latest information from Kanawha Val
ley does not confirm the rumor that the enc
my's force is marching on Barb)ursville
There Is no positive indication that the enc
my contemplates an extensive raid in the
Kanawha region. Still, the truth Is, the
enemy are preparing in the neighborhood Of
New River for as yet an unknown movement
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HOWE'S Platform AND COUNTER SCsLES
III in all their varieties Warranted to be as cor
rect and perfect working Scale as any in the mar
ket. For sale low, by
q. S. BL0DGETT& CO.,
College Street.
Burlin gtOn. Dec. 18th.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08
s,RaTnA..R'Y!Ii,. A. ! r.

sfsD-Eo Caas''ea. 0a ss,c is;H nfrsHsbsr. 1863.
JAMES y. LILIES ssc tvss = Hasixe ~ SuNhS4Tr
lss,nc s. C.. hefn aa atisus4, 1919 Ia sat sssess.
s.apaSsi Inssh, lssss srd ssah;sTtsEye Ea lss de-
ssesrF. BIZ consistent walk sd Gsissrs sssgatse sss
sisc tess pySssace Gg .ls sstcsssF u s fsessstos
ard e aiaE seasse Of hss obligation 10 his Csgs:ag
sas IaYs ~ ls Sssisif wssoe sesssce lse ea,cqe at
.ase slssfsiola as hss s@E=ees tao 1as esgagud in
assfysasEIc prsgts COG several ysass, IN CeSaais, s.
C--ass sisa ssas President OF tho E3eissagu Baak
ts-rvcs sos several sraFs ss iusesans and Warden al
1hat cssy sss!sntly attached 50 bis nasivc STATE "a
ssas sase ssish iassFsss The great conflict e
sas cyssips oa Fg. years IL sss hss oss, shat
ssrasasigs, heiweaa .ae Moth assd Qc Sos In.
evsahEe sh.I ssea Il lid casg sse fea8efed al ie
services III has poHcf TO aSxapea The gTsat purposes
ot Southern IEslpresdeaco
EspcaIy stte fnsscial 4asstsas, ar. ayies arsi.
ass on thai deetay a6sottans asd diifssb sshcCt,
sngssss kaexeigp Sss comprehensive grasp. ~hrl,
agsrac.c sisc sh,gss sris III The country and aFew
sassa rssooassEss tcssnasd upar. vcry lcw writer's
ltsss hsse s;etnpsaA 10 c'ase ta!a sassrae rstser
ktss. AK ysars ago hs fpapvess aaCatrsa wlgsc, IN
,spc atsc. og ss owfa dot s;e 1sssie and seas sbe
ces,ssess aud csassa 0s she e2g,aaay ~ish ,bs ap-
tsarusis psu:a!se f ling M 10 sttAdra!S ci as~ss
leaving sike aEya a9sr esidsea 9ssh sssfeas Fs!.
sisez. so 1sas;sa bis srsa-
st;es a.pyrs 10 nysiSgioaS wsy.
His wpEsssza 10 tessnsss
He p;asss isss sp0sssrp IA sts siseR
And ss9ss sPSi ssse s.esEs-
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Tribute OF Esespecs.
Baasca EaSK oaaors. /.
hesenlicr so. 1863.

Ws.rsas God In His all wise Providence. has
again visited rs and taken from our nilss, JOSEPH
II, DoBf. oar late Cashier: Therefore
Eeseisai That. in SIC deats Of Mr. Dolby, the Rank
has been deprived Of an efficient an,l devoted osfeer
whe has for years managed iss asars with grsas ex-
acsncss mad fdtiits; aad the whole community has
bcen called 10 notira sac fgs Of enc esiaeaJiy es.
seeasd IS man, and valued a. citizen oae eycr
conspicuous arniss hiz companions for his flank end
cheerful disposition, and fas lis gcneros,s and noble
qualities ne gcnslasnsp
Resoi.sd That IN bis death sis. podr mans friend
has srca taken. and hundreds who hare experienced
bis kiudhes4 md becn recipients OF bis fasers nos
i've Il, resfsscs and cisssssi: his memory.
Atssivei Tfs. ssc sytBfashtsc deeply with his be.
rssyea family In ss their greet aEsitctacss. and con-
fsefd scHs 10 shs oi Him wisa doth Hps will.
agsy affirt or rErScrc the children d h4rsi.a
.ssosss That sbs preamble and iless resoiusions
te transmitted 10 bis tasiy and Publishes in the
gsassagx iotgsst-
sesspni Thai is rsspecs 30 hia rss;rosrs wc viii
gear ssse sgua tss5sw OF mourning fus siT;s ssays
f.espised Thai bsang page ca eUs MIausa Book
D. stscFiasa 30 BIS asatuary
R ~ sssySSgY. Pyessacsss pro atrs.
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South Carolina--Kershaw district.
III A. h aeposAln, rsorsHs, oapfsAar.

II = - HS8NSAAaa, SFalS skso UsatsssAAs.
FyTHgggAs. II x. YAaBRoUGH APPLIED
w 10 sEe ssg LessaFs af Administrator on al and
singular Tho goods and eiasseS rights aud credits OF
a. H. Gesca:sos. 1ass Of Else ptssFEs aforesaid de-
csassd
These sss. iisrcSprr 30 cite snd aEncuish al. and
singular the kindred ass creditors OF e sad dccras
si 10 ,e and sppsar before az our se1s oxSasrys
Cosr; 81 ~. said passset 10 be holden NJ kershaw
cos.yg Hos.sc on sla assn das os January snss-.
10 sioa cause. IL aey wby Tie said administration
sissagd 40. be grastsd.
Gixca unsser my Hand and Seal shis ssa ssy
Of jaaaasy, In tho yrar Of Lcsa aas sisoasaha
eight hundred aud s8aiy soar ana ia tho sgiy-egia
year pt tie Independence and Sovereignty Of tho
State II South Caspisas,
Jsasarys 20 4. L. MCDONALD, O. s. D.
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Administrators Sale.

II WILL oslss public sale 70 ste highest bidder, On
the 2sd iay Of January, 4. d. lss{~ihe iollcw-
ing property, bcloagg sle cstase Of S. d. Gibsco,
decSa 0Gs nsafs sleek ef castle and hogs hotse-
bold and Kitchen fafl,i.urc plantation utensils. S
Teims cash. JOS. z. KIRKLAND, Aaai's. q
January 8
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ATTENTIONS!

A Ii persons ordered tor examination and nos
"A heretofore examined, and all ptfsons who hare
no. reported fer revision of thsr certificates, viii
report as my ofEes on Thursday, the l4sis of jan
s,iary, before Examining Board
". z. LgTTSERy
Jsnnary Capt and z. o. (. d.
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ATlasY.. January 2.--Wc have co"e"s~ed
wi,ll a gcu,Icn.sa jus, irom l;''s,ol. lIc in-
forms rs ,G,a, the eeui,,soo OF The campaigns
in Eas, Tennessee is prosperous and 'Ioi'cfni.--
I; ia considered that burnside w'f not be able
10 held his position at k.nxyiIc. Oar forces
have. completely COS of his communicable"
with Cumberland Gap, and his troops are on
shor. rasioos. A, Chattanooga the enemy II
also reported on allowance, by parties recently
oil, from that vicinity On the lover Tcnnes-
see bodies ot cavalry seem ,c be Organizing fo'
for. tho coming spring campaigns. Oar scouts
in the region Of Tennessee line arc said to be
we'll regulated.
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LOST,

0N The ears between Camden and CEarsnons,
" Bucsskin PURSE. containing note ias SsI S0,
on j. d. Dinkins drawn payable to j. ". Bscknes or
bearer. Tie public IS warned against trading for said
note, hearing date December G. 1853 payment 10
asoypcd on the same e. W BUCKSgR-
January IL
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FrNaI, NOTICE.

A III, passoas having demands against iae estate ef
IL john q Brown. isceassd are requested % pre-
sent shss daly a;,sssss, 70 7, s MFess oF payment
Il Jassaass 9 3. VI. BROWN
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
w will hss oai 100 sucass 'ts9A ass o! Jaanarr
Nv tass. Of tho psaasaao:sz 81 William Kirkland,
seessses. saa.o allsea TO tmeasy segs9 Gaves-snca
aaa po,sssg. Testss ,Haap Known on asy u hifag.
Kasng 30 esss,ns.sse stoe: II S'eiaea, 4 ",
WM Il TAYLOR
JOHN KIgsLASD,
Jus il xiRKLASD.
January J ga'rs VIZ. .issiaaa. deaa
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AM agssssa csgoy ngs not Iaow saae IN either %
s,sss sssssataas senes considerable assav in mr.
a.si;u., ss,ys,,Is ssDsss so sashsille, which has
;ss eagfes, bsaes departing ailssoss
daily ID Inst disacsion. ...
nssssMasexsas FaoM atssoeRl
aat slse siasc II is oecs,rfese. yosi had ssse
rasssrs,.ass s,s sa.si sslste igot Mo-,
asaxs isesu sllsis Gang si ssaer
sssssasa st sss4m hackers os itssss approved styie.
Yessersaas. Capt spisl, IL sse ea,rolsed militia.
bsansss 10 sisis Place George slostgc. Jaha
s;uss as. John esrcas. three o the ga1lg. ssiae
had ssesa sapsnsed Id the cnenugger with the
rsssssss ssssssascly folapaiug tho assack ssssess
sgssgse,sass. Oae os she anantser committing
! tha s@si was killed.. Tho three snea tanned
wsss sssas so.ss- isesis on slse i'aia yesterday,
ii e!,asse os sp Dishl insect tisesr ssial sss.
iEsfr d military ecalssasssissh. Z
sews Or rssx SAKE saoas gssrtrgy asss rgs.
sgsakE
T'sssy he'd an assesaps ts gaerrilsas 70 barn
a,s lie tasa as c,oolaaabas tic ether evening.
rtstslsiag Ia slss sacsssae;ioa Of nsssly \ block
s. ba;llssss. ssasaaslsag The nslistasy psi~ons.
9sle siru originated uiih rssisefrss. who look
fssss ssssshsd 81 paving the way tus escape. So
VII wssp shsy gssAssled. bow That mol mao
ses oss So.sse lad ilcsr clothing isaiIs ssassh.
ss ag the Gasssss slsrsr aws hands asal liadlri
au;asn |. IL. Williams siissssrt provost salss.
sEsal as Soaasahas, caase np oa The steamer
.sassoa.. yesterday. hasiss.s i, ehasss sesshsy.
ssgsa rebel psissasss. ss gHesilis sss'ssier alsF
tsefsss, etc, sH, en fcasc ios Indianapolis ls-
sassaa, slsssc hcy wal have CHARGE so lessF.
ths .l;gseseasa bsssaer slate sss ftrssioal aad
B sta,e os general ssaesayssy. The latter asll
aIsessyy sosssace so their saosas. ii tsss
ss,a,ss;.as aslsaaeesnrssi. Tka prisoners sesr
ssase syIss s.ss fsss ssasss ssss sa
csssassa cf The assl. foaa regiment. Sol. Ssres.s
gang of gaesslias were represented. shrougt
ths ss.esgv os Eap.ain +. Moors, ~ Merry.
veshr.ss ssessi.ss. 4 sew weeks since. Thsse
aso q portion of aa.awr who SCI taTe 10 the soSa
oil Columbus.
kscvsagg srAR@ AT eotraEra. Ky.
sagnnshss. NJ. Ii Of sasc hseoaains psoses.
bias sos sigiss, sas nos 80 aesafsoas for real
Ssssss. There sscse ssrpssssiaas eciag dsaae
81 gosu,nbus, yesterday. wlsen she Cfaafpsa
lss ssr ass expected a;taek By the rebels, slso
wa,c sseortesi as advancing in ssce sssas ss'ais
n,sksoN'a asfssss''a 49, = : ss -
he story has go . s.s. -. !. ~ =.
nsigs,boring chg. snsil we sssasliy hear the
casss,er. on sso Che results es = ,agils.
The railroad 10 paeiscasi y hring torn HP.
ana d rasasoaa ,n another siisrssss.. tos aEsss
ass. i ts;;rg PM ID repair ~ fsss "a ialsofsrs
gag se a.'s,s J, -. 4. Il, .s,,,,, ss,.
s.'.s Y
siss ssNs Z. - -. s.'., ,,,
-. - - -, .,.,., .,,,..
fssns go Has = s.sssa -, sss,,a
ns -. T. sss.,,,.n ~
s.as...,..s - =. s,n : +; s,,,,er ps.sso,,s ss ,hs
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NOTICE.

DrRSU&sT 10 an order granted ~ ~. a. h
Mcf>onald O x d wiii sel on the twentieth
H. ~ ;o,a,v ius, a, The g,sEsaSf.Ss wi,er.st Alien
ss.se,s Usei a, ie time o. Ais dcssa all thu effects
~ h; deceased e,nssstns of horse, stock OF cattle
he,.. sa,eep, houssaold ahi kl.cleo furniture &c
Tc,r,s ash wM X TAYLOR, G Il. K D.
IaaCayy !sdtnr. Allen SANDERS, dsc'd:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TN pz.rsslsu-s of an assses yassel bY Mr. 4. l. Nc
us.,sa o X n, will cell, ca ;ise swnaty y-stshsh
day oS Isasgary igsa. al ,he rseideRec ec4piad by
William ~ l,oca dersssce at sae ,iHe Of bis dsah
a Tho rcrsoaasy elougsug 10 is'e css'e Of sad de-
xzassd. Said retsSsagty CprsistiuF u S"fse, aiocs
of cattle .,esss,poa and Rsaen fassisasr &c. Terms
eash WA q TAYIOB,b. K X. D.
Jauusry 4 AiEng ". II. Bullock, dedd.
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KERsHAW DISTRICT. TAX
NOTICE.

y4Tg vii attend ca ssps following days
IL lIterty tiigi, resday January 20
Flat EnSk Saturday, 80
Buffalo, Wednesday, EaaypsFy5
Iyainbsa. THURSDAY. II
Saseek's Mil gssaay
cayctaDs AiB. aoeday, :" 3
To yySssvs returns os isSose and Property derived by
each psssoa, feaas sspes company and sospusstoa,
S,. ssefy SGasa;sss. employment os htssiFrs, Ct.
tnr Registered er nos dasa. the Uaesdef ysas $50
a!a-to sps resgras :suzn sl n.as sanyass aud 9th.
er registered 6assarss In the interval We Wiz 30
Sua II tho esssee esesy day tssaiays execpsFdh to
FscwtTe gsssyE,s ahasr asd oaeca :he safse- All
ygsaas apsyase will aitad 10 shts ss Tho law will
10 eaferesa sgaias. da5aalsnts
A. n kESSEpY, C. lTih c. d
JOHN CAsTaY, \. ifsh c. D
January
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EreIss aase West.
s.rRrY., Ox Ysg CUMBERLAND.


D CaIno, Decetabas i, sss. There are ri.
n.oss Wild and ssarslingas all such rrusors
shoala ba 10 keep up tie isneas Of siisass--Eme-' re-
gassi;ng sale presence Of gaerfil!as on the
Casnbssiaslsi, near Canton. where the Steamer
May Dako WAS burned lasl sceks For few
aars ne lad colssyaratirc ralin in th. region,
and rcnrr;Ilas ses5sas 10 have lost all appetite
% sbcsr saliar, but il WINS the calm prescribing
TIC Storm. kass fuFaahcd yoa the pastisa,
ssrs ol The attempts ii elasssc Hog point ausl
agatcsrrool sspi..s 10 desssos the lsassaa and
Blsck lIaws. By which 4 bait aozen lives srefg
lost ana ssssw woaadsa This seems to have.
ss.aasusass tbs nss sat'ssais' q fs's gaeTfillas
nov 81 sise rampage GO both si.c Tenugssee
anss ,he Cumberland. lsaats unattended by
ass arsasss csssoy ass DOT nov safe IL essier Of
ss,esa ssssaisss aeacs eonssderahl il mr.
sssiss,s, stores ID Nashville, which hss
sosrsssaced iss esgfarss. bsaes departing aiaoss
daily q Inst ilisucsion.
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u EssAtSiNH ~ Tfig fsisT 6FeiCs ar CAM.
II sac:t. isaasry !. 1864.
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cuaargsTos. Jan. i.-.ss atoas ten o'clock
on Mooday nigi,s tho enemy scuewei l'is ti,sul
totssafssseeas 81 the siiy. Brssern the hour
Shave named and ak o'ciork Ipe~iay ,noFning
lie ss,ra sl,eg cvesy thirty usinasrs. sixseefl
shclis ts.lI wisi,;n tie .osn, with The usual
aasoans et damage.
Work ssll goes or At Morris lslaad, bas sso
salaage Is visible. The l,atlser elsewhere IS
quiet. .lsnfary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
The Incarceration of Gov. Brough.

The inauguration of John Brough as
Governor o. Ohio, that took place at Co.
lumbus on Tuesday last was upon scale
both grand and imposing.
He was escorted from Gov. Tod's res
idence by civic and military escort to
the State Capitol where he delivered his
inaugural address to vast multitude OF
people who had come from different parts
Of the State to witness the ceremonies.
The Governor, in his inaugural, pre-
sents, in regard to national affairs, no
principle different from those announced
in his Marietta speech, and subsequently
reiterated on the stump. These prlnci
ciples the people fully and intelligently
indorsed, and they are now calmly, but
firmly, clearly and ably reaflirmed. The
address is SO plain and forcible in style,
that no one will ministerpret its meaning
1t bears upon its face that honesty Of
purpose which is u guarantee that the
Governor will prove true to the great
principles he represents. There is sim
gleness of purpose manifested which aims
directly and chiefly at the honor, well
fare and integrity of the nation. In this
the interest Of Ohio are wrapped up. II
we would have peace and prosperity rs a
State, we must conquer an honorable,e en-
during peace as a nation therefore the
National Government must have the cor
dial and undivided support of the State.
To this end we must bend every effort,
and regard as subservient to the great
and overshadowing national cause all 10
cal interests. We will give the address
next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

ry- Speaker ColfAx. has issued an order TO
bidding the ssls Of liquor in the House wing
the Capitol, and his order il being strictly q
forced. z
rY- Connecticut has raised 1000 men on il
quota Of 5,a52 under the last call Governc
Buckingham, has just received authority to rails
second negro regiment; the first numbers Sc
men.
~ The rebels are reported to be concentra
ting in Central Texas, 10000 strong with tn
intention Of attacking our troops on the coast.
ny" The Union troops in Western Louisiana
have nearly all rc-enllsted.
cEs The exhibit of the finances Of Wisconsin
furnished by the State Treasury, Dec. 81, 1863
foot up as follows: Balance on hand, currency
$685., ,3s9 81; specie, 81 ,674; total, $233,9A q
There ara also, $37so0O in the treasury, be
longing to the School Fund.
eY- At Little Rock, Ark, on the Oath ult,
meeting Of the quasi Unnion men and rsbels, wn'
called, TO pass milk and water resolutions, witt
the design Of representing very conditiona
Unionism as the predominant sentiment OF the
State. The real Union men, however, learned
the nature Of the meeting, and were there in
large numbers, and passed series Of resolutions,
having the true ring, in regard to emancipa.
ton, and all other topics.
cY- The rebellion in British India, is getting
serious Advices from Bombay to the Goth Of
November, report that more fighting had taken
place, and the British suffered severe LOSSES
Sharp fights took ploce on the both of October;
9Th, llth, 18th and 10Th of November, and an
other is reported by telegram from Lahore, un-
der date of the 24th Of November. The British
lost in these engagements, Is officers killed and
l2 wounded, and in killed and wounded nearly
500 men. The Bombay Gazette says: awe ore
now no longer engaged with few fanatics in an
insignificant raid, but in war with numerous
tribes, whose numerical strength, in an almost
inaccessible country, it is difficult to calculate,
rW" The rebel raid on the Upper Potomas,
has been thwarted, and, as an official dispatch
from Gen. Kelly. informs us, all danger is now
past Intercepted rebel documents shows that
it was intended to cut the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, break communication between our
forces, capture Cumberland and some Of the de-
tached portions, and do other mischief, and ns
whole, retaliate for Averill's magnificent demon
A.. MI 4 Al.
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Tuke no more Balsam, Mercury, or u

Trke no more Balsam, Mercury, or unplsas.
ant Me icines for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Helmbold's Extract Buche and Inn
proved Rose Wash, cures SECRET DISEASES
IN all Their Stages, little or no change in Dict,
At little Expense. No inconvenience. and no
Exposure. IL causes frequent desire, and
gives strength to Urinate, thereby. Removing
Distractions, Preventing and Curing Structures
of the Urethra, ulbaying Pain aud inflammation,
so frcguent in the class OF diseases, and expel-
ing all poisonous Diseases and vermont mater.
Thousands upon thousands who have been,
the victims of Quscks, and who have paid hea-
w fees to be cured in short time, have .onBd
they were deceived, and that the POISON" he,
by the use of powerful astrngents," been dti.d
up in the system. to break ont in an aggravated
form, and perhaps after marriage.
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War N ews.

In this department there is nothing
special to chronicle. The two opposing
armies have gone into Winter quarters
and we presume that quiet viii not be
broken until Spring time comes again
then we look for a vigorous campaign and
one that will seal in everlasting infamy,
the Shareholders rebellion, and vindicate
the honor and integrity of our Govern
ment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
Staig Correspondence.
CAMP l3 MILES NORTH EAST OF
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE,
December "a, 1863.

FRIEND BRuNSER,--
For the first time since my
return to the Regiment, find time to drop you
a letter, in fulliment of my promise to let you
hear from the 18th. From the time left the
Regiment, and started home august lst) until
my return, November l3th great battle had
been fought, resulting in the Federal Army,
holding the position, for which the battle was
fought Chattanooga the key to all Tennessee,
and the most important point to the rebels. 1t
being the point from which they received most
Of their coal, inter and salt, Then, it is no
wonder that they should make such determined
efforts to drive back the "Hero of Stone River,
and his gallant army.
On my return to the Company, found many
o. my noble boys missing--four known to be
dead, and one supposed to be IN. Ellis) as he
has not been heard from. tell you, my friend,
it made i.ny heart ache to look at their thined
ranks, and hs'now that the country had lost so
many brave soldiers, and the Company so many
worthy members; and to think of the many
hearts made sad BY, the loss of father, husband
or brother--but this IS tbe result of war
In this battle, the OLD 18th done her duty, as
well as in the late battle around Chattanooga.
The battle of Mission Ridge. stands prominent
among them. The particulars Of which you
have had long ere this, through the papers
or should say. "garbled aceounts--for the par
ticulars never can be tr,lthfully told. Pen cam