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J)AICY SENTIXKL. TdS UI)V !T-KT T P.x f k Mi I'M; I -4 i WKDXKSDAY MOKXIXr,, DEC. 17. TbcArmr of the llmf-A ."lftlrlf ""tS ", Itctrtiaf. ... The Ulerapliic new from tha Arrrsf of the Potain ic U cunctelj iUteJ. The dL-patch I date! Falrcocth, (eppof it Fredrrickibarg.) Dec IS. 8:U A. M.: "h I- rirsbg fiit; th rirer ii riaing rapid! j. 0r trep art mil tkU tide of the tit ft. nd tit fontomt art vp" la a few word thi 'U u t!jit our arms have met with a re cr? upin t'if Kppibitiock. li'5ftiiE, org ca'Ly the Adm'iii-trt!n to make an advanec upon flcha)nJ, drawn Imo a trap by the teb! comraanJer; after evere lie dit coTereJ It. and rvi fhe aa jracity to get ot of the crape a rapid! j . polb'e. II ALLtci, Lixcol k Ca. "reooe4 McCt.rxLA, as the aüege, be caoee he wai too Nuir, we inr-poe, Bei sidk's lind will fall, becauae he too fat. lit prnbiblj yieMeJ t the hehl of hi tuperi. ore instead of following the dictates of hii own judgment. . We are alvie.J that in one division of Brajr iCK tvor,"FaU3iKUj, the ! 1 about tlx thetHiv1. At the -ri?et more revere in tle center, tbe Io iu the other tiivuiona is probably gretter in firoportimi. Why this acriSce of life? I there do responsibility for it? H4 the country become to Indifferent th.it thej can read tbe account tf purh terribte liumm slaughter un. more! without Indignation? Da beftire jetfr day the telegraph Uteri that Hiknsidc sail he bJ oi en eiiou-h; th it he needed no reinforce menu. Yetterd ij, by tbe mdic source of in formation, were advised that lie wra reinforced bj StotL. Why these inconsistent ileHantion? Why the necessity of the Administration at Umptinx dec el v I the country? Itnuu!dte oti thin,; or the other; either tbe truth or el-e no new at all. Uetter i it that tbe people should remain in ignorance, than to be misled bj false repurt. No pMnJ can come from mi.rei. resent a'i ins. The effect of such a policy cm only be U destroy all confidence in tbe veracity aod iu tegrity of tho?e in authority. The country cannot hot be ili-appoiutel in the operation "of the A my of the J'oiomac. The pe pie. fruui the pro in i-es held our, looked for different results. ILit when the head is wenk, whit tl-e cm be expected? 1 he only hope in the future is that the Administration, mid the party l i power, will bue'an end And the prater of every true patriot is, that its days will soon be numbered. Mrialbnrne'a Krpori n (iorermiifnt Contracts --The k Patriotic Con truclar of lndlni--llo w the .uenrf VerSf ; , JatBCT HctLaan, a well known cirizen of thin city, a practitioner of medicine for nineteen years. testified as follows: I think I know of one instance in which I have cirrutnsttniiil evidence tht the Government did not have the full advantage of öfters which were nude to it through its Qu.irtemiater. Some time about the cloe of the ervkt of the three mouth- men, I received a letter fYom ßiehw of ltoston, rcompsnied by on? irooi Gov. Andrew, vouching for the ample responsibility ol that hrm, and deirin me to put them in com munictticn with the Qnarterm inter's Deprt meut hete in leterence to fuiiii.-hitiy army cloth in. nireltw was one of tha partien in lo.tou, and specimens of full wool Kdt with prices in dicated, were se.t here. They a.-ured me they Im d been in connection with the United Slates supply department of the army and n r of the United States. The only connection I had with the muter was to put them in communication with the Quartermaster's department in this city. They bad communic tUons with manufacturers in Europe, by which they could secure the be-t sup ply at the chapest rates, aod they hid i tre nun u factories under their control in M iarhu-cits 1 took the jcnt to Qu ittei mister V.gen, read him Ii letter, and howed him the guaranty He smilel and said, that mllf' I replied. "Yes; I hue tio interest in this m titer; 1 leive the tub ject in your hand." 1 know I hat the aent took the sje'imen gotnl to the lu irlerm t-ier's de piriomit. In a dty or two after the aent te porte-l to me tJut he rottet rwturn, ami th it his offers here htd not been received. Here cn mencea my knowleile of what the community r.ere ener!lv knowthat ;oods were afterward received whidi were of bid quility. I know that the contracts were given out to Jews, and that tor articles were furnished to the Government, I ktio thit those articles offered by the iiostnu firm were;ood, and that in some instances the prices were lower than were finally p.iid. I do not k'iow th motive which led to the Jews bein relet-ted nd these men rejected 1 am not aware of the iutluences which resultexl in the State con -trtctin with psrties wlio furnished inferior arti e'es. rather than witti nire ubskititial ami reliable r rties. 'liiere is irÄTi' saw a ireak jmnt When you kmw tb;it a check of $.VHJ or $1 .000 is deposit et!, Ton will draw vour infeicnces ol mat :tent yon do not kn w anythiii alwut. U. W. Btaaowrs, of this city, being duly sworn, st i ted the following facts: I was formerly m carriage miker. ami hsvehid experience in that husincss. 1 w;tnted t( tt the rontracl for the ui inv wagons which were to he furnishexl. I wanted to secuie two hu;ulrtl of them, and I had a man to help me butt I them Vnjeo avoided me in every int nte he could, und would not hear to me nt all. I at I ist m tinned to get a bi I before the QuirternMsier here, but thev would notp:v snv atte-.ition to me When I went to the ollice they never had lime to speak to me My bid was $15 less than the contract price at Cincinnati, iiv bid was $75 a piece, and their' was $9 ). My bid was in writing It was put in befoie the letting occurred. There w is an adtertiseiueut for prop.ils. The eicu.e for letting out the contract at a higher price was that they could not le furnished here qu ck enonsh. I could give security. I told them so, and that I was prepared to build llum at the shortest notice. I had the materiils on bind ready to build them. but I did not gel the contract. FatPESiCK II TarnNO deposed as follow?: I am of the riim of Tapkinr & Decker, of In disiiaradis Our firm have contracts in connec tion with Geisendwrt! 4 Co for the miuufacture "of uiiifoitn fir the soldiets. In settling with Gei.-endoilT hethar:el us, in one instance, two and a half per cent., and in another iutanre five , . per reiiL, as our part to p,y tow ard obtaitiin 1 thee contracts In conversation with S. C. , Moigsn upon the ul-jert of miking a bid for a contract, I sugestcl to him that he should add etimmissiou in making his otimite !r a bid, as my iuipresion was that a commission would have ta he pid We could add more testimony similar to that we have given in refetence to the subject of com mission or broker ige paid for jiving or obtaining contracts for furnUhing army supplies during the present wr to officers of vur State Goi ertaiient, ' but enough has been" preenteI from responsible j sources to lee the Impression er conviction tht ! auch practices have e ailed We would tiot wiitfully jndpe any one wrongfully. In justice to tbe parties who sre thus rr!tfd, e pnjie to give their testimony , or the $ u1tan e f it, be fore ti e time committee in explanation of the charge made apitt them. Thio we wiil do in our next issue. 5mrxrT rxH Ntw Yvuk. t thi. Fbich Aaxr l. MixiCJ The New York Tribune learns that fuppbea tr the I tenth rmv in Messe hate been purchased in New York, and that tdii merits hare nlreadv taken place. The-e fupplies. ac cording to the Tribune, "embrace Urcejrdera for machinery and material for the m'Ut irv railwav row being constructed between Vera Cruz and . Oriitba. Three larjre hip have been t,;enly ! cltariered aud freightetl with get:crtl . supplies. ! ISidl later order bava come hither, according to ' adt Ue from Vera Cruz, for one ttmuMnd mnlen, j with llteir harness, and h but lt-d wagon. ' 'The Tribune intimate, interrogatively, that 0rr fi'iverririsetit ought bi interlere, and il X if it do 1 vit top our citiaena aidm? the French in corMuerin v Menco, it ha tw liiiine to com , plain of Knlan l for ltinf ont piratei for th . reel ' tlmtacltr Indlgnstnl. ) The ÜtM:m t-ress of Kentucky is down on r lirsidei.t I.ivtoLN's mcsie. ' The Lou'tsf'tlle j J.Mirnat, Democrat, Ci,n,..tl ei I tl.. sv) other 1-jn tlriie ardti-t, hare abtmt git en. urn !e Ask i up as very doubtful atd l'bus ep-,5 Hut the Lexington Ob'erter.of all other, ui ki' ked j him ihiI of U counteuaUc AU.I-faror.l hat t piper f by Licolm throujh eil slid through ! gtod teport; btU h lat insie to Congress has quite diigasted the editor of that staid and con serratlre sheet. w He thns leta off Ma contempt: The Meseof the Prei.ierl cf the Uniled ; States. whUU we publish to Jaj.wiil Le read with i the deepest inortificatioti by every true lover of his country. We are unb!e, from want of time j and rice, to ofTer to our rr iders aiitth-nj like a critical analy sisof its contents SuflUe it tr the ! present to say that its jerui .1 his left u with but ' little faith in either the intetitv or capacitv of ! the President. His stvle is nl impresive. his ' irguments wei and puerile, Iv.i conclusions tal lacious and discreditable. In iho-e portions of his msvssce which more im medi if el v concern the tear le of the HUvelldinir State, he evincn an utttr Bre;ard. not onlv of his constitutional ob - bitation, but of his' own pledges apd th ?e of ! every member nf hi Cabinet, rcje itedly made in their public addiee Loth beime and alter his election. His official acts, within the bounds of the Constitution, mny itill command an obeJi eure, but for the mm, nu bonest Keturriancan well entertain, or pretend, rcfect. " "What it i to the future of Kentucky, is dark and uncertain Wim are the duties of Kentm ki jns, we leave to her rulers to determine; but there is a heavy re pori"ibi!ity upon them, which we trut in (od they rosy have the spirit and the mind to meet as it should be met. . , t - l ; ' . -' W Forney and the other para?ites crnck the parly wh p loudly. They mt that every olücer of the (overiirx.eiit who does not sustain the sets of the Administration, embracing the peculiar principles of the Republican party, will be re quired to walk the plank Boston Post That's ri:ht; turn them all out. The Demo crat who would ustain the illegal and unconsti tutional acts of this Administration, for the sake of an office, little or bi, is no friend of the Union. Tbe pttriotic citizens who toted and triumphed in the late elections have no use for such people, and if they tlesiie to dopt "the peculiar principles oi the Republic u party," iu the inme of heaven let them - stay with the traitor FoRxiT. Democrats und conservatives have no room in their rank for the ptirchaccd tool of this Abolition Administration." Let everv Fonxyite, of hih and low decree, kennel witfi thedos who baik for their m ister. Jul una l'roprr Cominfnl I port lite soolii 9ipet-cli of Joe. i rlli t of In tlianu. Mr. Wiij:bt moved to amend the resolution so as to make the call upon the President instead ol the Secretary ot War. In a time like this he was willing to tru?t tbe Piesiilent, and he wanted none of that miserable doctrine that could be loyalty to the (to eminent and disloyalty to the Admiuis tiaiiou. There was onlv an unconditional lovaltv to the Government and the party iu j-ower at a timelik this. According to this abiuid ilr. W light, the pen pie, who have jut been voting down "ihe party in power," at the November election, are alt "disloyal." The entire city of New Yui k. where the Republicans were not able to elect even a Common Councilman, must be stee(ed to thv eyes and ears in treason; ditto, New Jersey ;iHito, Ohio, Illinois, and old Connecticut even, (if town electious mean any thing.) The Senator from Indiana talks like a madman or a New York Express. Tlie Frekldt-nt's Logic. T he Boston Courier, in an article on that por tion of the President's message which attributes the cause of the war to the existence of aluverv, says: . . . , . , , Mr. Lincoln's ingenious, though not original observation, that, if there had been no slavery there would have been no rebellion. h,s gome times been compared wi;h the equally logical e quence, that if no one traveled on the highways with money iu his pockets, there wouid be in highwaymen. The truth is, we may begin in such a chain of reasoning jut where we tee fit. It the world had not been create!, with various ;race upon it, of diverse characteristics, capai i ties and dtsixtHi'ioYis; if the necessities, or opin .tu. or prejudices of society were not such us they are, we should have had no free-oil party, no Chicago pUtform.no division among tha Dem ocratic prty, giving the opportunity lor the Re publican minority to succeed, and consequently, no Mr Lincoln for President. In the latter cae we should, of course, have had no rebellion. CJPThe Republicans ol New Hampshire will hold their State Convention on New Year's day Lafayette Journal. There are no "Union" p-ttties in Yankeeland, but plain, out spoken and intolerant "Kepubli cans" Why? Ree .i use theie are no weak barked Democrat wanted to tecure the elections. and none wiiling to be "fooled" into such trapa as were laid out here iu Indiana. Wherever the Republicans are unable to st in I alone, they bor row the prop from the strong part. Thewi6rr selected in this Sute, however.wa, rather shaky, and didn't amount to much. A rieet After the Alabama. Tbe New Yoik World of the 12th says: It is not worth while to conceal the fact that a whole licet of steamers are alter the Alabama. The Yandetbilt sailed yesterday from the "Lights." direct to Fayal, and run? a fair chince of falling in with the pirate on the way. She is supposed to meet there two United Sntes steam men of-war, detached from a foreign squadron, and the three will then take a different cour?e. The names of the steamers cannot be given. At the Brooklyn Navy-yard, at preei:t, there are two sple.idid re;ulir nvv steim Irig ites, and one ten knot steamer," all of which will Le off in a few fiys At Ihistou another fire fast steamer is ready to leate. One left Rhiladel phia on Thursday; another started from Foils mouth. N. 11. .on Monday, und live hivettkeii their departure from this and other ports within a few d iys. Of them all. however, only one. the Stettin, prize j-teimer, built expressly to run the blockade and .uhequetitly captured by (airships, is probably fast enough to cat h the Alabama. Thk Tbk.irt KmoRT A Peack Docu ment Mr. Chase's doiument is the most elab orate peace document the cii.si has called forth, To go on witl the war. l e shows us, we must i by him before the McD eIl Court ol Inquiry, have about twit thousand million! of debt; es j cannot but ndd to the esteem and admiration in tablish a huge National bank, suppress the State 1 which his ch trader is he'd by the world. With banks, in ,ort. co .solidate the States into one e erj temptation to explain tho-e rorntsof his grand Federal L)es;Mitisnt To the army of MM),. conduct whilst in comuund of the Armv of the 000 men under the command of the Federal Ex I Rotomac which have turnished grounds lor the executive with the snl. we are urged now to ' in linant attacks mde upou him by the rdi add a gigantic bsnk, holding and disbursing about . c tN. he objected to questions that would have a thousand millions n year Federalism is thus ' furni-bed him with an njsiort unity of defending to t.evoute consolidation. We call this a te. ice 1 hiuise! I. on tle ground that they were ineleviint document ecaue every true patriot must see j to the oijects of the inquiiy. That lie did -o t)i t jeu-e is indispensable to the preservation of (sitnpiv lecause they wi.u'J have the effect of im our iMÜilul liberties No man can be a ftee i ;wi-aiin jur.it.s in regard to whose share in the man. with a milliou of men, and a thousand failure ol the campaign he has ill along nnitt millions of money annually, iu the same hand, i tained a generous silence, no one can doubt who Fortunatelv for us, even now, Mr Lincoln is not t reads his evid nee. One of ine radical rjeans a great nun, but rather a mull cue. N. Y. Kxwess. The Public llebt. Including all .rts of indebte!nes, -ettleti ami unsettled, we thi dar owe more tbtt. a thousand , , ,, . . millions of dollar. Mr Chask e-t,mntes that one year from next ummer we hall owe nearly two thousand milliona. If the President' enoan ciptttien plan I carried out, we fball by that time A a ff taa- tA V attl m a w f. . tt iKau irtil al?1a tlV. a vf i"ivc 111 ruui, ii ioni tuvwriuu uviniv tut everv voter in the whole United Sute. When . . . . an", how can uch a ?um be pd. interest or prm cipal. in addition to State, county, citv and town taxes? fir The Ottawa Free Trat: alout t etity orhum mills in llldtoi. ar d that they have mnuf4Ctyred full I rn (VVl 1 1.., .1.,.; .V ' ' Imperial (rr-p ! rce of lb Chkar Time. lrut Uaklilngion. ; Scaat Hito9t or Hi Csitno cr the l5or.v: STtrttir Wsr itiiisu Fur cr the Ad-; Mititra arKK Tu Ciur Cllctosal Vonav, IV VlloVfc 11141 V.U,&.. Ml... . ,V A i'-a , WAMuuroa. Dec 12 The passage by the Iloae of Keprentatives ol the Uli which bad aSreidv n-i.ved tbe Semtc. fr the dmaMn itito the Uaion f the boua Sute of "West Virginia," is an instance, and pet btM the most !rmff am! CraM eximple llat will Ii furuihel during the wb.le scsion, of -ullm and dodged deteruiiu alien ot tbe Mof.il m-tjoritj to t:de roüghihol ottr the Con- sntutiot;oi the le-ptic ot.wers wl.uh the Pre.-i dent It is aumed; and ol the tearlul danger we are runniii of lo-ii every vodueof th t form ot government which exbl-li ly at iiiton and bis cotemporwiie. Tbe secret fact connected with this matter are as follows: Soon after, the commencement of the present troubles, certaiu atubmous ,epubl;can' resi.l l"g the western pait of Viruuia cone to this city iml had an interview with the President nd with all the members ol the Cabinet enept Mr. Cameron, who was .l.en Secretary of War. They , Rave out, while here, that they lud Leen teut lor by the Pi evident, and the probability ii that they told the truth. Certain it i-, they returned to their houiei elated at the prospect of very oon being the Governor, the Senators, the Judges, Hiid the other chief bt .te ofliceia of a uew Stie; and very $o-n alter, the incijient steps were taken iu order to cause a few of the western counties in Virginia to r-ecede fiout that Slate, and to orm n new State, which was to luve the euphonious designation of Kanawha. I need not recapitulate the arguments proving the unconstitutionality of the admission m a Slate of these counties. They will be found in the able speeches of Mr Conway,' of Kansas Mr. Logan, of . Virginia, and Mr. Th.iddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania, who, to bis honor be it said, refused to be dragooned into the support of the wicked bill. Rut the readers ol the Times. oiigbt to keep constantly in mind the following facts in relation to this grave subject: 1st, The Sute of Virginia is us mu'-h one and indi vi-alile astheStateoi Illinois It is not iu the power of a sin ill fraction of her people to divide her any mote th n it is iu the power of a Urge portion ol her people to drag her out of the Union. The people of the north west counties of Illinois have as much right to seceie Iroin ihe Slate ol Illinois, and lorin "the State of :iiena." as the people ol these western counties of Vircinia have to form a new .Stale out of part of Viiginia. The fact that the State of Vhginia is iu rebellion does not ulie.-thec i.se Viiginia is sti'lone ol the United States. No one can deny that. When the Union m restored, f.u will lake her place again iu the Union as one ol the States. Rut never, urctr w ill ehe return to the Union shorn of her strength, turt uleO of her fair proportions, or with an inch ol her territory taken from her. 21. The designs of the Piesident and his Cabi net are by thee developments completely un masked. Those designs contemplate nothing less than the asfumtioii of irresponsible and diu tatoral powers by the Administration; the ne t tion of at least six new States, carved in this man ner out of six exiting States; the admission into the Union also, as States, of lour or five new Territories, with the certainty of getting from these ten or eleven new States no less than twenty or twenty-two new Senator, creatuies who will owe their seats in the Sena'e to the in trigues of the Administration, and who will be but the slavish instruments to execute the be bests ol the Executive. These are ihe risks w e are running from our "Republican" Administration; risks involving the utter ubversioii of our republican form ol government, and its eh inge into the most grind ing tyranny and the most absolute despotism. Pet haps ihe lesson was needed, in order that ihe people might learn the value of Democratic principles. Certain it is, that when, m year from next fall, the people have an opjiortunity to ex pi ess their sentiments iu regard to "Republican" rule, they will do it with an emphasis thai will be the end of this bogus kind ,of "Republicanism" lore v er. It is pleasing to look through the gloom that now envelops the nation to the bright future that is certainly in store tor us two years hence. Ry that time, the madness which has ruled the hour hitherto will have passed away. Ry that time, the Congress, whose powers will legally com uience on the 4;h ot M-rch next, will have done imii.li toward piepaiing the way for a restoration of the Union When ome the South is con inced that the Northern States hae repuoiated that od om political heresy, modern "Renuhli t ani-in, an I ha e returned to the Democratic faith, und bae ptauted their feet bunk on the rock ot the Constitution, they will have no object iu continuing the warauy longer, but will lay down their arms and return to the Union. There is little prospect that the war will terminate le fore that time, unless it is terminated by foreign intervention. If it is matmged in the future as it has been in the past, it will certainly not have a successful termination. But it may be dragged on for two years longer, till our rivers run red with blood, till half a million of men have fallen victims to "Republican" fanaticism, and till the land is failed with widows and orphans, who?ecry for justice will not be unheeded. Then, when all thl i past, will come the re action. The Union will be restored ns of old Congress will once more reassemble, with a lull delegation in both houses from the fifteen South ein States. A Democratic President will end in a Democratic message. It will have something to say attout white people, and the interests of white men. The Congress will proceed to busi ness. If Sumter, and Lovejoy. mid Wilson, and Wade, and Ch indler nie there, they w ill take care to keep civil tongues iu their heads, and to speak gingerly when they allude to "our wayward sis ters." United and powerfuloncemore.no foreign nation will ngain dare to insult us. Tbe Monroe doctrine will be revived and enforced All things will be restored as they were before the war, and (efoie the election which led to the war. The stars and tripes will wave over every State. Rut the institutions of every State will be left for each State to regulate for themselves. Slavery being a necessity in the Southern States, it will exist ihere. Ail the ur.justand illegal und unconstitu tional legislation of the present Congress will be repealed by thr Congre nf the v hole nation then. The men who strut their biief hour now will then be consigned to an endless oblivion. The four years ot "Republican" rule will be a thing of the past an epoch ot warnii.g for the future Wc will be weighed down bv the burden of hetvv t"xes and enormous debts; but we will be once uioie united and free The land will be filled with de-olate homes and achinz hearts, and for these theie can be no e irthlv recompense. Rui with the Union as it was, and the Constitution as it is. e will t ike a Ires!) start iu oar national life, with the tcTirie experience of the past lur our warning in all ages to come. It is such a consummation which the radicals of this Con gre?s aie striving toateit. X. McClillas's Abxjgatiox The course pur- t sued hv Gen McClellatj. in the eviden e guen j insinuates that his reserve on this occasion was i i eansed b rersonal naoliie. It knows the char- ! : acte ot tha man too well to fesr tht he can be tdivette! fiom ihe cuure he ha laid din lor ; ' himself bv jtuch iaiput itton-. lie bidea hia timet ' ,or h f"? jtifi"li "f More the j (world. Notad.iv passes in the irores of the ; i ,,.n ,v r,,,. .,,, .-..hit rh i. 1 j dence of the iüuom of hi plan and td the folly I d criminality of lhoe who couspiied to defeU ttem IN- Y- Hld ' ; a ' There will te no publ.e recepti.na at the f bite Hoiise th; winter, owing to the recent! j o( WilI;e Lincoln Wa.hingtou Republi- j j tan. i j If Mr. Lincoln, in her visit to Xw York ar.d f Ito-tou, had ob-erved a etnblance of eeclusjon, ; ttler Mjs there are I inteat of being c.ervahcrc feted and vet enailrtl, : i, in Lasalle county. ' to ora- attended by a retinue of -ally j -J. .' dre-aet nniitarv ißjera, we 4hiuM ih1 be hi-i . j tj;teJ t0 i., up,)n the above announcement ai 1 : t, fP..MM Pi Uebel Vletr of the Prored Attncltj IIIcl iiiwnH. j The Richmond Exsm ner, of Noien ber 2l:b, aa t ; " - - ! 'Appearance hive been so fir strengthen- by tliee.ciopmenl of new fcs. that we are ju-'i bJ t te'ar ling the moermot (t tlr N'rthert army on Freier icksh'irg indie dit e ol a scr ou ! iMcntiun to duect the taoi:aigu a aiift Kelt rnond fim that (putter Nunc buttle A'o!i-tioni-t (ict)rsls t.ow in conirniiid, ignormtof the kuuäiry." uiJ ,S unel ' Ivrwarl by il.t r re peated jiounse to tke Ricbmuu l out -f ban 1 iu ten davs. could have imagined such a plan. They hive determined to enter -'Richmond by the air line railroAd. lrom Wahirstoo. The route by Aquia Creek and FrelerU kburg is certainly the aliortest wy between the two cries. It is, in fact, the in til nute. It ieve:i :dr iter tin n ihe Mait4ss.ts track; and it is far fv.rier, nt least in miles, iluu McCleilan's cour.-e ion the l'oto mac, into the bit. and up the Yoik. Rut, bort as it appears ou the map arid by the Surveyor's tape, it may be safely a?sUUievj that it wiil be a more painful pilgrimage than the longest oi all the ways around. Refore Bunide gets rery far he will find that thete are lions in his patent path Tnere is no point on that rad wheie our troops cannot con centrate more rapidly than he can advance. 1 he Federal.Gover:iinetit and Generals seem to hue supposed that they would meet aiih no oppo-i tion till they reu bei Hanover Junction, and have doubtless lelt some confusion of mind at finding Lee before them at Frederic kburg. They have stof pel a wtek near that helple-s and inde fensible village; aid if they get iuto it, they will rind it harder to leave than to enter. Thev have arranged iu the Cbnet tint thete v'ould bo io battle till their aruiv reached Hanovi-r; but they may find the plains around Fredericksburg, the highlands in fiont and ihe river in their tuck, the prettiest place to be drubbed in that Yankees ever saw. The whole scheme, now freely displayed by their journals, in the confidence of success, is eminently characteristic of the smartest nation in all creation. They are undoubtedly an ingenious people, but prune, as ingenious people frequently are, to the pleasing delusion that all others but themselves are imbeciles and idiots. Neither Scott nor McCiellan, nor any other competent military leader, would ever counsel or undertake a march on Richmond by the lines ol the railroads. These were highly favorable to the drummers ol the gi eat manufacturing powers, but less so to those who w alk at tin-, head of he i vil v armed regiments. The vulnerable side of Rich mond is still what military infellinen e and expe lience for n hundred years have pointed out, her river. The llriiish got here that way without much difficulty. McCiellan attempted to follow their track with one hundred and lil'tv thousand men. and would hive got here, too, but for "Chickahoniiny!" Fortunate for us it is that he found that warder at our gate-1. The interview with that personage, and ins greeting ot b'ood and mud, appear lo have given the Yankees so gteit a disgust for the Yok aid the James. :md the pleasant swamp between, that they utterlv re fuse to go there any mote. It appears, indeed, that they have determined to ive the mail Ih-e a f i ial ; and we should not re illy credit tl eir boldness, but for Ihe grett ra pacity they xissess nt this time to fill the field The new lev, even if it has not actual! v re u lied the six bundled thousand demanded in July, has certainly brought n rodigious number of men under nuns. Massed with their old rioop.s, the United States cannot have less than eight hnn died thousand men in the-r tirmv at this moment Abstracting from this bine host all tint themo! extravagaiitcalciilatioti cm pretend for the armies of the WeM, and gumd of Washington, the Northern Government have still some four hun died thousand men to throw at Ivit-hmood ; and however much ihe superior valor ol men who fiht lor aiis et foci, rn iy do, when guide by the :bler Generals of the Smth. while holding the vantage ground of po-iiion, there are limits be yond which the weight of numbers will tell. It is on their overwhelming numbers that ihn North ate now iletet mined to ielv Relieving th it all dei-emls on the immediate destt uction of the Con federate organiz ition, which might be eile -ted bv the captuie of Ri huiond und the c inpie-t ot Virginia, thev have detei mine 1 to lu.-h stiaiht foiward t he prize with ail their forte. Hut should hiefs place this view hexond doubt, let us hpe that the Go eminent is pepared to -ouceu träte, in deten-e of the Capital, iiuuibeis cqu al to any army of Yankees likely to reach this neigh boi hood after the depletion ol the battles and the march they must first accomplish. Events indicate the approach of nother cris's in our affairs. A people wh have pii-scd tlmnigh a trial to their fortitude and energy u h ns we have once had to endure, m'ght be excused for hoping an 1 believing that il e wimld never know another like it Tho-e who lived in Richmond last June, ami still lived in July, nruht letsona bly suppose lb it the bitterness m le dh had p issed them, never to return Ii those days we had but to raise our ey es to f-e the b illoons f the enemy watching us lrtm ihe sky. In sight of our steeple, onlv four miles from ourlors, an army of a hundieti und tiny thousand 'neu formcl a vast hall' moon before ami nroun! t.s No man knew the day would pass withouut the commence ment of a bu-iue-s. tint might brietlv end in the assault, sack ami conflagration of the tiwn words which we do nit care to lehne and vivify by analysis, and detail. This lasted for months; and when we remember' it, we cannot refr.iu from wonder while recollecting the courage ami composure, amounting alupist in indifference, w-ith which the population supported it Few wouhl believe in delvat, and still fewer were frightened. That noMe confidence in -'O'l and the anus of the South was well rewtr.lel. For oneltv that vast host dissolve like a cloud before tlie shock of thunder. A bleeding, nitngled mass, crouching tor safety in the corner of the i i ver.wns all tint then rem lined F the most splendid mili tary array of the age Our danger had gone like hii evil dieam or nightmre. and thoe who awakened in security might be pardoned for Itelieviug that it could never return.. It requires some effort t' brace ihe nerves for a similar and perhaps a mie terrible ordeal. Let us hope that those who were once ab'e to confront death wiih dignity can again look with a steady glance on the direful phantom with which they then gainel acquaintance, und have fri 111 the band of iron to grasp il.e hand of bone. Tlte l.uat Mitidon of Doubt Itciuored. The ttsstimonv of Gen. McOlellari in ihe Mc Dowell court of inquiry. ;ml the letier an! or tiers of the liesiticnt unl Secietary t War pro duced by (Jen. McDowell in connection theie with, oniaincl in our lat issue, cletr u the last sh idow f doubt, if such shadow remained, con ceitiitm the causer of the failme ol lien Mt Clel l;:n.s exe.iitioii against liichmond. It h .d been periectlv arrangl, ami Uen McC'e.lan et nut br the Peninsula on tbe distinct iitnlertamliiig. that he shod!. I have ilie cor; of Gen. McDowell iu the a-sin't u'-on tit-'.nioil, ani in his tesli inony. he pay: "I baten doubt fcrit has eier been my opinhn.-that ihe.trmv tif the Potomac wouhl have tttken liu huion.i. h id not the toips of (Jen. McDowell been separated from it. It is, also mv opinioo that htd the command of lit n. McDowell joine I the army of the pMiomac in the miith ot M y by way ot H mover Ciurt Hu-e, mm FieJerickslurg, we idiouid have had Hichmoiid in a week after the junction." It was on the 24ih of M that Gen M D well rett-ived the order of the Secretary of War, directing him lo co operate .villi Gen Fremont and not with Gen McCielhi. and hi re-.-ly b it was: "The President' order ha teen teceited, nd i in proce! of execution. '1 hia is m ciushingbiow to u " Tl e Pceau'ei.t nml Secretary of War hat token the roiuliK t 4" th wr in Virginia out ol General McCJel.an's band and assumed it ;iiemelve I he immediate con-equences wete, the diaier on the lVuui-tult, Pope 'a Jisaster- in trtnt (.f Washhiuui. the rebel inaioii of Mtrvlai 1, the Joss t.f lei. of thoustiid olTie. li e cacriti. ecf tint. .Id ol' uearure. and ihe indehuiie prolongation of the war. The charitable opinion U tint the President wa th utero p.t.-siive ii.sii uruent of the Secretary of War md hi appelate marplot and cvup5ra tors to deprive McCiellan of the itotmr of t.tkin; RichrrKnd, as le ha fince Ite'-n tl eir p.asite in trumnit in tie removal of McCiellan from tbe caxniiMiid of tbe Armv ,f the IVtotu.ic. r And thus it li that all the st upewdous interests; of tin tart tuntry, and the .real exi-eriment of j Kepu) Iic-tn G.veruiuent, ate ni nl the iir ot the Abolition conspirators in und about the Ad tninistratin at Wa-hlngton How loti T flow haig?--Chicago Times. The populath-n of Chicago, according to . a recent census just taken, unicr th direction of the city uiLoritie. U I37JUJÜ. The population in ICd was lltl,C6'2 Increase in two year, 2?, frs. 1 hü eahibita a remarkable increase, takinz into consideration the fact that Cbicipo laj sent ber full quota to the war. MARRIED. CvinFK IITiU U tn th c0.y.vTa4y O'ti ''ft". Icti.lr 'C I I Jul e 1 ras ( .vu,r. ne C"ur. Jr llari-. Cj-'r. -f at -w. k nrr couojr, lud , tM- .l :at r l.oxa T iir, I Mr. AMUSEMENTS. n r: TiioroMT a , ei a m-. I.Ar Wr.r K OF no I! WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. IT, 1C2. Will b- presented Knowlca five ad play t-f The Wife, Mariann. ... Mt-t, Dba lutte Tbotttf on. Ta ci-ncltitle w i'h ti? Krcs of SETS ST BAKER. PRICKS OF ADMISSION. Dres Circle ami Parqtte f0 cent. La4y auJ Griulemau 75 " " KacU ad buoualUJy 25 nlrj 2 tarao Imxs. 4 AO MotiUid rat f-o'A in i'ri ete i'.ttxes. J5?2 TAf '. Hors p n at 7 o'el:k Purf ormancr Conan, uce at 7;.. n A SOMC II A la I, . GOT1SCIIALK. fWlIlE public are respcH':llr itiftrned that U it. X OOiTCllALK, t t-uiiueu Uuit aial C uii- fr, wi.i hare the huiior f giviug in biii.uapuUa I Wt UKANu CONCkRIS on T U LSD AY V WEDNESD A Y EV EN I N GS. DEC 16 AND 17, When he will pt-Horm son of hia latest cow posit ions, wheh bare cus.-t n great a eiauitioii iu tor, Boston, Itiiladelp 1a and elsewliere. Arrangt-rtieiils have bet-n m de with theo lebratd Vr ma Iv.nna, Mi CAKIiOTTA IMTTI, Tl principal unr of the Italian Opera, from the Acade mic ol' Muic of Nrw Y k amt B-stoii, to apprar jointly witü 3Ir. L. Ü. (it.tt-chalk. Tbe programme w:ll be en tire yea tigtnl ea h per'yrmatice. Alu kl lMrrt-..r ii.i C 1 lue or, Mr KKtl KNS. A'l'uisMui 50 cenr-t. Ueerved eat 25 ct-nts extra. Tl kets may be parcita-ed and re erved seat ecure i (r tritber f ili tw-o Cn-rt at the Xusio Mor. f Mtnr. 1 A. M tWnh on Co , canm'ncl $ Saiuruay, l-c. 13, at a j A M. IfcKira opeu at. 7)4. Concert tu commence at M j o'clock. iii-.i-.t U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES. N'O. W, ÜXITEH STATF.S OF AMUUCA, DlMhlCT OK IX l)i A XA, SS: WiiKKKAS, A l. bei of inform itiou has been filed in the Disirif Curt of the United Mat s, within tid for the evfiuh Circuit an I District of bidiaua, u the '.lb i'.ay o? Nvt-iiiher. 1G2. by Johu Hanna, Kq., Att..rn-y of L'titi.il Stats for the I i-tricl of Iti l tia, iiaotst 1 trunk, I Im it try, "Ss z. furtum-, 2 lts. opium, z. m-'T-pli n-, 2 bot'l 1 citisiic, 19s, 2. qniiiii;e, 1 lot opium and 3S oz. in rpliioe, M-i.t 1 at KvjIivi tit, for a violation of 1 be law of thr U it. I sta:e-. thr sail (riyM and m'-r-chaudist: b-iuif tontrab tii'l o war, nd pratinir pr cts a'aiit haul cb "1 that the anl may he cu- tl. triftl and Ja a art clrs coiitr -band of war. Now, tuer f re, iu ptusuine ol ihe monition under the seal of fa id curt, t me dinctetl and delivered, I do brri-by give puli'ic naie to al! per-otis rla-ndn ail prtiprly or any jrt tlie'eor, or in any nunm r i?itere-ted th-reiii that ihey be and aj.pt r before 1 he said Di-trtct Cond of th Un.'fl State-, 10 1 c held a the cdy ot'p.di- '.ind s, in aii'l fur the Disirict of Ii ttia. on the lirs.t Moil lay of January n-x , at t-n o'clock ot the lorrn nf titatdav, 'lieu a;i t t ie to irrerjm.. tLt irc aiais, and to nuke their alletjati n- in th t beb If. I G. KOSr, U S. Marshal Yvt 1. 1. KiutL'tw, Dejiuty. Attes : Jons it. Uka, C'erk. decl7 114t (NO. 1S.) UNITED STATES OF AMhWCA, K1STI11CT Oi- IN DIANA SS: When as, lila I of informuli iti has heen fi.ed in the li ftrict ( 'ourt !" t e linlwl St !., wiilmi und for 'lie m!!i C'ii'cuit and la-lri.'t oi Ind. ana. on the J I lay ) lie nibt r. 1SC-, b. J' liii liaiina. I-.m)., Atl rn y of the t'n ted Stales, n.r tlie l'itnct t Indiana, ai.iii..-. pa I of bn 9 in tLe oriici:ial da:i oi 'he ci y of Kvansville, cin tutnei g on ine 'rret,6l feet 4 tixhe;; fiom the cuticr of Vi"e and Kir.-1 ftiet ts, exten 'in; tl.ti.ee on ihe I. tie f Vine pire.-t toward the (Hii.. tier '24 f. ei 4 incie, thfiioe across id bit t he line of lot 30 i:i sail pirn, tlience alonsaitl i ne towrtl Kir-t street 21 feet 4 in- Le. ihene 11 a line parallel with Fir t Mreer t V ine :trrct t place f lOiiiiiiif'. iti hi my f Kvan-ville. and .t.urit nil persons Itwi iay i-t'erveu ti for tl er iuter t therein, ami e ec ally gainst me l aid K. Msrrs for a violation of he powers of an act of Coiure.-s, appro ! July 17. 162, eniitied n act to oiiiipresH iiiMirrection, ti n.ntb treaon .nl rebellion, 'o ei.e and cttiicate the r-perty ot r l Is and fur tl'er purposes," and nrayinx pnces L'airi't sHid realty, nnd thai l..e s.in.e rty be condemned ami fcldaseii ni:e property. No-, iherefitre, in pur ua ce of the moniiion in der the seal d sai'l Coii.t t' med r-cted a?il dth'veed. I doh re hy pive pud C nor-ce t' al! persons cl tnnin mid real y, or any part thereof, or in any manner iut rtel therein, that tb - be an I aj. p ar b.foreih- sani. the Di-'ricl C airt 'he Unit d suite-, t be h"l-.i at the ci:y of ln dlaiMpolis. in and br t' e Dtrict of lri.li.ma on 1' e first Monday of January m-m, at t u o cba-k f the for iio n ofthat it:t, t!ien and f'ere to in-erpose the. r claims und make the r alle ti-ns m tha' beh.'lt. I). H. I.OsK. U. S. Marshal, Dy J. S- Bigkluw, Deputy. At -est: oh.n II. Kca, Clerk. declO dltt (No. in ) Ümi i:nsr m.MbA'i nine i, nis TltiCT OF INDIANA, SS: oHi.ut.vg, A the! of intoriii.uioii has been filed in the D.trict Court of the L'ni'e.l State.-, w ithin and for the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, n tlie Mh day of IHve-nber, l6i, by John Mauna, K.sp, Artorne of the Lrii led "tate.s for I e Di-trict ot Indiana, a-iain-tjb I f.- in ten !-t of o:i Levi b. bav- k, in the following d-'Ctilied property. t.w-it: 'H.e e t ol ba No. 27, in the original plan of th city of Ev jii-vdi-, Vand.-rliur county, Ind.; al-o iu ai.d t ill loll wih lands in tl.e cut ty d I'osCj, iu vaiil state, to-wn: K j of s w qr and w yt o tc qr. )-ec ion 13, i.w i7, J f r 12 we.-t; ulso the folbiwmg cedit. aud eflett, to wit: A tul im e 011 a certain ju g iiiftit aud d.-tite in t lie county o' l'o.-ey. in ,a d s'aie, nioii6t tie J bn Feb.ts and in favor T him, sil Lay cock, ot r ttt $3at, f.ir a vi.-ai"n of the powers of an Act of Coiif-iej-s appVove! July 17th, ISHi e. tit 1 1 'An Act to suppie-a insurrection, to ptni-h trea-on and relet.ini, tu ele and conti ce the property of reoeb. ai d f r other purposes," praying pra?esa asraiiiht said property, tod tiiat the miia) may b c i.ueu:)eu and mid us enemies pr erty. ..w, tin r fe, in pursuance of the Monition undertbe seal (1 the said Court ome directed and delivered, 1 do hereby Rive puHtic no'ice l all persons c anning said property, or any part iber--f, or iu any mai.ii.-r int-rest(l theri i that tin he and ap ear before the said, the bi- tri'-t t'ourt if the Ui ited States, t le held at li e city of itidiaDapolia. iu ana for th Di' riet f Indian , on the lt M-didav id" Janua'3' next. t P "chs k of tbe f ir t:on f that day. mid tt.en and there to Interpose their claim and make their allegation m tnat t ball D. G. hOSK, V. S. Marshal, Py I. S. biOELow, Ivpu'y, Attest: Jon II. Hr a. Clerk. declo-dltt (NO. 173.) UNITED STATES OK AMEKICA, D1STP.ICT OF IN DIANA S: Whereas a lib I of inft inatioti has been filed in ihe District Court of die I'nited State, wiibiri and for tlie SeventhCucuit and listiu t f Indiana, on the !tih day .f Dec mt-er, 1-62. by John llatma, f , Att-rtiey of tlie United Mate for ihe Distiict of lleMana, azams. the ful iowir.j de-cr bed credits anl ethcts ol one likha'd li. Steven-on, to wit: tl te po ismry note. 1I4 e-i ainiut ibe 'iötiiof Apnl. 1-Cd due De -ember '.. h, 1-tj, for the muh f two hi!Mred am! tiny (?2."ai) d' liars. .hhI n.e if tveti by ne II ram T. Allen, and pa) ab. eon ilr face to one Charles 'Ihotnpsotl, tor a violation o! the MiW. rof an set of Con ges, approved July 17, ls32 eijtiiietl "Au aci t aup-pres- intirrrciioii, to punish trejdi and relel!i.n, t sez and enfi-eat tbe pr erty of tvb. b, a'id lor oihe pur pix's." a 'id prayinit proces a.'.ir.i a!d uit', and that the same may i-e coiidemn- d ainl dJ a en. iries prop erty. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition urd r the seal of ait (Viurt t me directed and deii.ered, 1 dohere byjcbepuldic n-ice o 11 persons clainiaij said i.ote, or any part ihrt-f. r in any niattner interettied therein, that thv tie aud appe.rbefure tiwr m.J, the is tri tCairt f the United State?, to be held a the ci'y t f lntiariaM is, i i and for the Iri-trict -f Indiana. ? the fJrst .Mond iy of January nt at en o'clock f tnKre D')"tl -f that d , t L-l an i ther - t tmei pot-e iL, ir clatois ud m .ke their al eati.u in tbai t-eba f. D ;. M-E, U. S. Msr-hal, Br J. S. baeataiw, LH-puty. Atlest: Jon Ii. Kax. Cerk. declu-dUt FRUITS. ITH tl 1 Uli iltj lit: a 150 l BfjXi S FKF-U LEMONS. ICOtOXK-S FCESI1 OCArCF..' to BARREI-S CHESTNUTS. r m or b-c jk ? -m-z ate mz ji Kucr A: r.iltMvcll. dec9 1 0,000 OCOA-,lJT?Ü JUT ktXFIVED LY der 10 IDVSRTrSE!iS.A!l trertinirt til, a uiriJlrt in. jk orJrrtd out a'-re th irtti-t 0tktimt jtf!, ülOtdijrI tkt rejtJ.tr r ftrtJk ug t 1A4 timetn rnrd e Q WKK fllllll IITIP TI mili'vlv JJIOiJ vli.lliiivl I Li lllVJIlU Uil.IillliJO Uli lltJItt- .Ulli I I U. S. MARS H A L'S N0T1CE3. ITSIT11 STaTl S vr .MKkJCA, MsTI.rCT Of IX J tav.N.v. i IKK as, A lit-rl .f ihmnta n t.a t-n P'-t li th 1'Utran t'airt ef 'h l"nut Male, witL n ai.d f-r tl S.-rttli Cirt-ii IStra1 4 lu-l.aua. on ihe li b lv r I c rabrr. ltatg. 1 1 Juua IU-ns. .tU"iT of'tltf I iiitf.1 ti!cs. r lh- bi-trit i t bid ai a. if':t ihr t !! w tii cr.l"1 rr t t- a-1 eft.cf f i- t-a r . N.a.fl, tm t: 44 r. an -- l.tcJ JiUijrj 21. IvJ, .1 j- ( et er 1. lr-i. ;-h larrr-t Trin ö.te, tor k ih u.: d a -r. it-, .) isae d.en by Jan- II. r..ht a to !oit tt K--, H" r-H!Ti itm t( c-r a n ral e-f - m I. .' ri i y. ir ia . sl fy Mi l K s! aLt.el u,A tr nf rrt J li kl burr P. No UnJ. for a vl..tion f ihe futrr "f an act of oi.Rif, ajf-ov4 Jnlj 17, s3. mmmM A t narrt in- mrrfcti-ti, topuni.b trr tn-1 rftl;i'n, to rix iA C!f.ft-cte the iroertj of rbeb, ! fv.r otli r pur-pos-a " anl pra in (-. mts'.w ai not, a'nl I tat tb m- aa. ceti'lTTnl a-ni -t.l a rlertle, r r"P Nt-t. icrTf", in p'irunnc ( tic tn'i:i"n tndrr tl:e fea! f -mkI srKirt. t lue l reeled aift d. tiverel. I i- far re by Riv? pul.li hot ic to all p.rsoti cliuim ai1 property r any jarttl.eret'f, er In any maim-r infre'ted tbrrdn, that tlvy la? audi appear lehre the ui.t iMstrwl tVurt of tUL'nOeJ Statt-K, t W lipl.t at the city of Irtaianapoii. tit auU f r tbe District of InUiana, on la th M MuUar of ihj Dct, tt ten e'thek of the forenoon of that day, rbn anl there to hiterMe their claims, an4 to make taeir aJIegations in that l ehalf. ' t. 11 ROF. U. Marshal. Per I. S. lUlKLUW, lputj. A'test: Jons Ii. hu. a-rk dec!7 -J14t TNTTED S i AT lis I J DiAN'A, Sä; UK Ail EMC A, DISIIUCT OK IN V u.aCA, A libel ot information ha been tiled in iL lJU trict CHiri ol lite Cult.-dSna.cs, 111.111 nr lUesevcnih Circuit and District el I;ia.ai a,ou the l.Uiday ol rnv. 1-tiJ, by John llanna, Eq.. Jttt.rut-y' for ,ie tinted siate lo- l be Ih-irici ..f iiciiua, jtui Ut- l:i..w tti tK-kcr.lM.-d credi t. aLd Cec's of ne riurr i. Notau.1, tu-w.i: tone rroinis ry i.vte.dated jajiaar 2 , lNa, .urthtoU? J,lvl with interest tr.ui iitit, lor t tbouaioi (:," ) 'wUWra, si no e KiVeU b ona Jone- 11. ir.tiilott lit l ia . Kiw, in coiiueciiw i if certaiu real eataie in ?apo le Cvuiity, hi liana, and I y -aid Ks aM nu and trn terred to .-sei Burr P. Ndaiid, lor a vioUnoti .f tae nrr of n ctof Cotigress, .pvd Jcly 17, Is, eto ! U d ' All act t uopreao msdrri-ctlnt, lo punish ir x-vu and reltl liou,to iie and couti-cate the properij of reteU and lor otuer pu po," and prajmg pr.jces avranist aid note aial that the same ina bs coudvnuied and eold at enemies' projierty. Now, therefore, in puruance of the monition under the aeal of said ourt, to in dim tettaftd delivrml, 1 do here by jrive pubhc notice to all per-ou-clsiuuii r said property or any part thereof, or .11 any manner interested therein, that they te and apear tiefut a Ihe said SMstrx-t (.'ourt ol the Un.tcd States, to be held at the cdy of Ind.anapo is, iu and for the District of Indiana, 0:1 the 1 fa i d Ji.ai lay of Stay next, at ten o'ctWk ol the frfioon ui that day, then an I there t inu i pose their el.iijs and t make their allegatici..s in tlal behalf. D. tl. liMSE. U. S. Marshal, l'cr I. S. Bn. low, ia puty. Attet: Jaux 11. Rka, Clerk. dcc.7-JHl (NO. IM.) UNITED STATES U- AMKidCA, DISTRICT OF IX DIAN.-v.SS: W10 10 as, A libel of infortnatiou ha ta en filed iu the Dit-tnct Court of the United Mate wiih.n and for ha .seventh Circuit and D;trK t t.f Ind'ana, on the Villi lay ot j.-t- .-.l-er, 1C2. by John liantia. Esj., Attorney for the l"u ted States, fArthe DiMrast ! Ii .iiann, a4int th-follow iti dosvribtd cicdii a.-d edic s oi n- Kurr p. No and. to-wit: O: e l'ioiiiissor No e, lated January 21, l.si. duetktolK-r l,l-r,-j. w it k jnt.-r -st Ikhii dale, tor the sum of mx iliou-rtu l (G.taai) .lelltrs, said note g-ven t. niit- Jurn-s II.CriuLttdi b Da-d (i. l,oc, in cnii(tion o cert.iiit real entitle 111 I -aporte cou it , Indi.m.i, avrxt ty taid K-i-e a-s:gned and ira'.sfi-rred tt -ai'l liurr P Nolaml, fr a vioiatioti of the power id 11 net o t'oiii:res of July 17. 1 v2. entitled "An ct t suppress tusurr-ct u.n, to pun tli treason and rete!:on, t- seize air. I conti cme tl. pr p ny of rebel and b r other purposes, and praitii process against fail note and that tbe same may he ci!id mned and 1 Id as aiem e' pmperty. Now, i!ier-hre, in pursuance if the monition tinder the so ilif aid cmrt, tu nie d rectel and lolivcred, I do hero!" t:ive public nitice to all iiers-.n clainiiti; said reaby, or any part Itjreof, or iu any mann r inu-resied therein, that they 1 , appear In-fore the said Di-tnct Court if the Unit st State, t, In- L-ld at theciry I Indian-apoli-. in and t.r the Di-tn t of lu-'iana, 011 the ih r-l Jb.ii day 'f May iiet, ar ten o'clock of Ibe fov noon of that day, tdeii itii l thre t iider, .-( th ir chin., and tu make thi'ir alU'Kalion. in thai la-half. D (i. RUSE. U. S. Mar-baJ, 1 cr 1. IhuKi)-, Deputy. Atte-t' Jons II. IU:, Clerk Iecl7-tl4t ME. l'.M. U I ti: i s r 'k-1 : tv a m x: ic i cm , i ia IKirt OF IND'ANA, s.s: Whekkas, A hU I of iid'oiniatKiii ha been filed in the DilfiCt Court of the United Sla;e-, wnbin and for the Seventh Circuit and Dtricl u ludiana, on the t2th lav tif D ceni! er. 1S62, by John If.nna, Esip, Attorney Jr the Unin d Slater for the Dis ricl of Indiana, aganisithe folio j.j d's;r.tel cr. dits and et1e.-s 01 me Hurr 1 N land to wit One i r iin sMirv N' for the um .f six th us 11I (6 noti) d-fl.tr. lated Jduury 21, K',j. due (cioIm r 1, lsU with mtre-t fr m .iat , sad n de jrven by one James II. Crghtow to David ti Lose, n ronuec tl ni of ceriaiti t eal tat iu 1, rte eoirny , Indian 1, and b faid I. ose a-ai)fi od and ir i.-f-rr.-d tof .ii I I'.urr 1'. No I.tml f r a iolaii.m oi the powers o an act td Con .Tes, ap proved Ju'v 17. 16.S2.ein 11 led -'An act to siipprc Miisurrec tion, to oiini -Ii treason atnl n-b llioii, to eh e and confiscate tlie propery f rebels, ul for Iber purpo-es." praitig pr cos a-zaiiisl sai.t i t.t.-, and th I the same may tie con letn;:ed . Ii I sold as tine' pioperty N', therefore, ui pursuance .f ilie nioniti.ai un.!er the seal 1! said Court to me directed and dc!ivT'-d, I do here by give pu' be no iee lo ull i r-t;s claimin? aid realty, or any par; tueivf, r ju 4i,v n,,iI(!). r interested therein, tli -t thev l.e and appear Im foe the said, the D'-trict Ciurt of the Uni'id state.-, to tie held at the city .f In.l snapo. Ii, iu aii l for the Di-tdet of In-liana, on the tii r l Mctidav d Jay to-t, at Itt o'cl ick of th f tciicou ..f tiiat dy, tiiea and tl ete to uiterno-e the r elali nn: m ike tt-eir al!egaion-in that behalf. D. lIa.RI.AND HOSE, U. S M.. I I. S. bliO.LOW. Ieputr. Attest: John II. r.Ka, Clerk. d cl7-d"l4 (Nt. 195.) ÜNH D sTATf S 01 AM KmCA , MSTh' CT OK INDI AN A--; VM'.etcas, a lilt I f in'orniatlon has been til d in the Disirict Court of the United Slates, wit in mud tor the seven h Circuit and Disirict f Inoina, on the 12:hlayof Iecciuher. Is62, by J. bn Haitna. i-sip. Alton. c .t the United statesfor ih D.sirici .f Ititliana. a-.-.iin-t ihe fob louit: e-cii! ed cteuit aial tmcis of t ue liurr I. No land, to-w it: One I'rom.s r N..ie. datel January 2i, Ifjöt, tue ctolier 1. 1'64, w ith interest Ir 111 .late, for tlieatu if six 'hou-an' d P.a, tfl.dOO.J said ho'ekiven b. one James II. I r ght n 10 l at-d (. Eos , in conn, c tion cf c-ria!ii r-al estute in La irr county. In diana, and by sa d K e assigned and transierrej to liurr P. Noland. for th vitla iia of ihe iiwr .f an act of t onre-s, pproveU Jid 17. 162. enttl.d an aci to suppress .u-orn c 1011, to i.ut.ish tr asim grid te la llioii to seize and c hu-aie t he j.rp i ty Trebels and forllier eir,-se-," and pr ivin pr.rf- sa Uiia.n 1 a d no-e, and that the suiue may be condemned ml ..ld as ii- mies prep-ny. JJow, iheretore, iu pursuance of the Munition niider the aeal of said Court 10 ni oirecte.1 nd dt lir.ed.l fts here- byTne public iidi e t all s-roti tlaiiiiin ai I prp eity, r my p rt thereof, or t;t any mann r 10 ere; d Iber in. that they lie and a pear Ix-fore the saal. tbe District Ci'iirt f the In t d - täte-, 10 le to Id at the city of Indianapolis iu si d I r the Di trie f indiaiia. .n the tbir . .Motwia of Mat next, at leu o'.ha.a if tlie fore noon cf hat day. tin n and ilo re t , iiitrpos their claima and make their allcgauofi in that behalf. V. H. I OSE, V S. JXar.-hal, Ly L S. ii.o.'ta-, Deputy. Attet: Joit.x li. Kca. Cl-rk. d clI-dlR (NO. 19.) ITNITK1) ST AT KS OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IX J DlXNt.SS: iVftrnK An, A litel of Information haa ten tiled in the Dis'nct Court .f tb United state- within and for tie Seventh Circuit and I hsr net of Indiana, on tlie 12 It day of NovemtsT, 162, by John Uanna, Ksfj.. Attorney ot the United Siat, for th liilrk-l if Ind ana. asrairist the tollt.wing d-sciil-ed credits at d fject d nt e lia r I. Noland, to-wi': (hie "r -misry N'de lor the nm f -i thousand (6 " do Lira, dated j.lU r 21, ls.r,9, due Oc olar 1, IsR. with intreit Imm date, said md kiven i l-r one J. uner II. CHutton t lav d (. Ros..in o.ni.e- tion o renain real esta e in Lsjuar e coutdy, Ireliana and j by said Rose a!jTtied and transferred to a d Burr ' P. Nolard, lor a violition .f tue Mirrs of an act I of Co'ijrre approved J ly 17, W;, entitled, "An act to uppte-s itisuin-crjon, lo purd-h treon and rvlicllioi., to 5 K ie and cnti-cate ttie properti of r. t.e at,t for other ; piirposes," and prayinjr prore araiii-t said n-e at.d i that the same may be condemned and sold asenemie' property. t, Now, therefore, in pursuance r.f the r.ioni'ion onierthe i teal of said Court, to me hrecf-d aiid!eliverei, I do Lere- j by irive pubfc notice to a. persona t laiiutn ei realty, or any part thereof, or in any manner ititere-te.! therein. J that they be aiel apjie.tr b lore the aid li-fr.ct Court of I the United State, to l held at the citv of Indi tn.iriii, j in ana t r tu 1 tret 01 irviisna, tu ttse tmri Mondar of ii'y next, at ten oVkk on the forei-rv n of that day, then and th re t lriterp.ee theirrl tinii, and to make tiieir aJlegation is that U half lt. U. ROSE. L. S. Vsrshal. iVr i. S. l'd.r.Uw, iJeputy. Att : Joh II. Rica, Clerk. dec 17-" Ut (NO 197.) u 2c:tf.d STTr or auercv, distwct of in. I it AN ss. Wher a libel of l"forWAtl ta fs tl fled in th restrict Crtir' of th Uii-eit -tt e. w.tb-n an 1 for tLe Seventh Ci cn it ari l net of I'wliana. 1 be fZlti day of I"Cenitier, ls;2, bv John IIiina eq.. Attorney f i, United Stan for th Di-tnct ef iudiau , axai t the fol U 1 dec-rl4 --at. ctvJu a te(T.-t om burr P. N-d aiel, t-w.t: n Prnis.ry Xm, A tet J sugary 21, due October 1, 1 G6. w.tu init re-t frun da'e, f-rthe IMim of for tbou"lHl ru hule1ret and i&ty-ftX 4.700) lotlara. ad rxae inven by e J nie II. Crt'hton to Djvfd O K's, H cm c"n H eeris real estate in LajKirte c uiitv. Indi't.a. at,d bv said l.oe as-iktied at4 tr.n-ferred to -aid I; 4 r I' '--laid. br a vt..lt. of the p wersof an aettC rTf' app-rntsl J-t! 17.1si.e ti bd n -rt to sui res l:isijrrc na , 0 t u-.i-b rea-i and fetietlion. t- iM-ire n I eittsc-aie 'Ih rop-rty . f rlfl atvl for th r purjeise," atnl pr.yita" pna-e agairrst aid p'e, and that the ame may be co:i4'-mied atl aol l aeemte fwrty. Now. therefore. In pttriaiic f the n..'.it it uder the aeal of aid Cour to me d reeted and delivered I d here by ici aiUic ux tee tu all i-erwu .Ij.iluI: a: r a!' J, oratiT part thereof. r In any matin" In. r ed therein, that th-y ia and ap.-ar t-f r th- ad, lb- D strict Curt t4 the United State, to be he'd at itV- city of Itsh.itia sili. In and for tbe 11 trtct of lud). 01 the hird M4etay t4 May nex. at ten o cj k of foren.m of that ay, then and ther to hi!erpe their claims and make their a!Iegtloo in thai ls-ha f ' - - I. O. K3E. ttree1 . Ma-tia. lij L 5- LtuliW, Deputy . Attest; Joaur II. IijL,U-tlu , dc!7-dUt DRY C00D3. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! ?Iv.2 i:t atali In; ton ..Ireel. McuiN,d:, VKLon;, P..U N.s, VaI KXCIAs, l)HT.-S CotiD-t, CLiJTlI C.LOrii. UNCN rtXKKT HDKFS, LAC VALr-NClKNNFSLACF, LCE SCT-Sk. . UCS HI Kf., kid na-irr. HOODS, NUW AS, SÜ.NiAG:, SCAUf.s. CLV.ORAL 9KIKTS. IPXIP SKIRTS, LISLE THREAD CLOVES. FLCCED HOSE. WiXL 1I0K, cuttox iiosr, L t DI W CNDEltvt T. K R. iliSSJS' I'NDEIitRAE, MEN'S UXDRWAR. REDUCED 25 PER CENT. VELVET IWXXETS AT COST! D. J. CALLl.VtIV, I'ropV. decll-dlra HORSES. 1,80 0 Horses Wanted XTwTTVL -RTP IATKT ."ST. A t'v' .Harr will Uv TaKrn. d-cl-hUlm JOHN K r'UDIltT A CO. MEDICAL. DRS. CARTER & BODMAN, OFFiCK, NO. IS SOKTU ILJJNOIS SI KELT, (Next Lu.l Ung to lutea Houae, North.) Dh. CAtrrri: r r-n is thanks ron 1.0 ekal paroti.i.'. !::re h;s Ptaiion In thi- c ty. lie is bow associated with Dr lU1man. a phj-acan f totif e jierietice in all the depa'trucfit -f th prd-ioi. 110.-21 dam MUSIC. - TT . -. v ti 1 Large Sloth of Fine I'tnnos, WILL.AKD M STtiWELL, dec! No. 4 I'.vteii oum GROCERS. EAMCKL 0SOr. nmt m. c a at. r tob. OMIIIRM & MBLETOX, Mo. 101 Uent WatthltiKlan MlrerK. (Opposi e the State House J G-EOCE R S. BCTTKR, FfiUS LA KD, DR LS SED FOWLS, Ac, always on ban 1. The highest price aiI for I'ro duce. Hides t'elt and La?. det4-'t52dly FOR THE WAR. coL i's iA.TXi:itrs' SELF-ACTING KLTOLVEllS! NAVY AND. BELT REVOLVERS, A full "Upply -New Pattern. Swords at Cost Prices. Baw-ie, Pock t, and Table Knive; frnlt Can; Nail; Belting Hope, and Building Hardw are. At No. 21 West Wasbiiurtoti St. I'23 i. It. VA JEN. DRY COODS. r 13 in W ü iß A an 'S an 'S !Vl In HI a 0 0 0 1 B