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OTTAWA, ILL., DEC. 21, 1SC1.
War News oi the Week.
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IK AXD AWl-T W AS-l!XCTO:r.
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Tohtics absorb every thing so um:a t
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. W ruhincton at present, tust army move -
aoents appear to be wholiv neitiected.
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Beyond a little picket skirmish. n;:, there i
""" tcarcely anything to note. A private, j
aimed Johnson. r.a3 been shot lor ut-s r-
ftii-in ian iiiT..ri.-.r Ii-vil n. f:'dl from his
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. horse, and was baa! y hurt. Gen. .Ic.Dow-
-11 f, ...,;. r.-iriv r.( f.l'NfO Illell Oil
Tuesday to Fairfax couit House, but smv
BO enemy. The rebrls have largely in
creased their force at the mouth of the
Occoquon andat IMai -tinsburg, ami wiii--i
a i .t.v r:, TCi-ii.r
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l pushing on to Winchester with a arge
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force. CoL Geary had a small figut en
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Tbursdar with a force across tr.e river at
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FnoM Pout Royai.
A despatch to tle Philadelphia Enq .irer
of the 13th announces tiie arrival at Hilton
Head on the 4th of 25.'J men. This
would indicate brisk work Ln that quarter
before long; but it is doubtless an error.
A regiment cr t.vo have been sent from
Fort Jlonroe lately to Port Bnyal, and the
25,000.are ptobably 2.50U men. UhiO men.
-with several gun boats, have taken posses-
ion of Tvbee Island; and an expedition
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M iwwuicii, ii.i me ....mi. ....u ..... fcu-
boats, has sailed for Fen.anu.:na, 1- la . a
place protected l v but o guns and oW
en. It was expected to prove an easy !
conquest. ' J
The stone fleet bns blorked up the e:
trance to Savannah, find sailed fot Charl.s- j
ton, where it was expected to close the j
channel last Saturday. J
Correspondents from Tot t Koyal com-j
nhdn bittei-lv of Geir. Sherman. Thevsay!
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that he has compelled his min to work i.t j
the trenches and ditches ui.tu tueir ht-a.th
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is lmnaired. white he mi-ut nave had
kundreds of negroes to do the worK. :
Thousands of. bales.of cotton, which might ;
haTelveensavcdJiave been burned by the;
I.r tl.nr.Iv i-Piism. IV..- not, seizin- t '
being, that Gen. .herma.i woumonly taue j
it by purchase from some white man
The ouly negroes picking cotton have been
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fcired on private account.
P.-in-r Pi.-riv
Col. Brown's otficial report of the recent
ngagement at Fort Pickens has beer, re- !
ceived. It agrees substantially with the j
reports previously received. lie silenced
Fort McBae and damaged Fort Barrancas: j
' -burnt most of -Warrirgtcn and the Navy j
v..,i i;i-&.t f T'.-i.., 1 it,.l l.t.tt.-iies
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and disabled one ff his steamers. His
own loss was one killed and ." wounded.
The fort suffered nod unag. whatever. : v.ot believed. The rebels have strung an
He attributes hi "failure to take Foits i:r.i..; ne chain cable across the r:v-r at
McBae and Barii'r.cas to a v.atit of long- Columbus, xviih heavy anchors to keen it
range riScd guns ci; cur war vessels that in place, and have sunk t.npedoes r.ei.r it
came to uisaiJ. ' to blow up our vessels if they attempt to
j pass. The rein 5 force nt Columbus is esti-
Smv Is,.axi IIxrrrrTioir. ' tr.ated at from l!''."0) .to oronO. J, ti".
The arrival at New Yoik of the Ck''.'4- Thompson, with 2'i''U men is in New Mad
tior, from Ship . Island, at' the entrance rid. No troops either at Columbus cr
from the Gulf into 'Lake Ponchat train, i Belmont.
brings intelligence of the landing of tr.o j
retiiments of Gen. Eath-r's expedition on -ai-sot i;t.
"that island, with A-miusber of Io,,S range ; AU Central and Western Missouri is
plemlid rifle guns, Ac. Gen. E.it!er, v. hh ' overrun by scattered bands of Prices
the balance of his expedition, U doubtless ; army, which is eking out a living for the
there before this tim.v On the day the j wrir.ter i;.v foraging on Union men. Gen.
rr..i;i,..:.v, t..f t.:. .n .s 3 1 Price himself, with J)'K men. is still at
vvu'iiuiiou aviw- - 4.."
tucre w;ii an engagement, nea: ui: im.
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hnlnr.iAn - n.tn liA-?. .i.i r.-. I-..1 .t.1 . imi-r, .
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attempting to rim the gauntlet to New
Orlecsis. "Nobody was hurt."
Gen. Phelps, in command cf the tvro
regiments, immodintely i.-suel n. butj.-
winde.I, and most ridicirious pioclamutk n ;
"to the loyal people of A hi be. mil J.c, rti j
wfiich he talks about, the d.-striicti. ti o! j
ivery, "free sr.-.h fiee r-pe-cli. free labor, j
&c The administration at Wasliington i
bas promptly condemned the document
Ship Island is important .is the point from
which Gen. Butler will probably attempt
descent on N'tw Oi leans.
riKATKS.
Our gulf fleet within the last ten weeks j
has taken three rebel privateers the;
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i.oval lacht, tne Anna, nnd the Ilenrv
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1 aieij I t v tfi-i,-a 1. ...- lifoi. i.rriit'.lif I r. i
New York. The Iroquois cornered thc-
Sumpter in the Lay of Martini.. ue. pnd
after watching iter two days stitler.-d hr
to e-cae. The Ca;tain of the It-oonois is
blamed in tlie matter. An Ihsg!i-ii ship
at Boston on tho 17th reported that tlie
Sutnpter and Iro'i..s liad again met near
Martiniiue and inn! a severe engagement,
but couldn't tell which had the best of it.
Neither was taken.
West kks V i ::! ma.
We have accounts of a battle at Allegn
ny Camp, rocuhonts Co., (near Cheat
Nountain) on the l'hh ir.st., bitw.-en a
rebel force of about 2n0', under Ccneia!
Edward Johnson, arid a federal force ot
about 1H)U under Gen. Milroy. 'I lie attack
was made by tlie latter in the afternoon,
and continued until night fall. The r ebels
were drawn up in front of their entrench
ments and driven back. Our men slept on
their arms intending to renew tlie tight
io the morning, but during the night the
enemy destroyed bis camp and wiilidi-.-w
towards .Staunton. Our loss was Hi' killed
and 30 wounded. The rebels, cvr men say,
lost 130 killed, and 3d prisoners, 'ibe
Kicliniond papers, however, put their loss
at 23 killed. VU wounded and a lew prison
ers. There is now no relxl force within
40 miles of Cheat Mountain pass. There
is nothing from the Kanaw ha region.
From Ki:?;if(-KT.
The news from Kentucky is grov.-inpr
interestin". Gen. Eucll, about tea dajs
go, connnonced a forward movement
from Louisville, and is pushing on as rap
idly as such a force, estimated at from
60.00'J to -J.l(0 men can travel Hen
McCook's division 1 d the advance, and '
arrived at ilurfordsvillc, on Green liver,
a week ago. Gen. Juunstjii's division, on
the right wing, reached Green river, beh.w
Mur fordsville, on the 1-ith, and was about
to be joined b3 Jlosseau's .1'u-ision. Gen.
Thomas, of the left wing, is U-arin-r down
from tbe east to get in Iiuckners rear.
Mitchell's division, which brings up the
rear, started for Green river on Monday.
The whole army is brought to a halt at
Green river, which is not fordable. Gen.
McCook's division Iras been busied irt
bridging it, and this is about accomplished.
For five miles beyond Green river, the
country i broken, and admits of strong
points of defence, and heavy ambuscades,
and into this region Buckner is said to
Jiar thrown 25,1X19 nieu. This cleared,
pd Bu-sll will b&re n open, level coun. 1
try to Bowling Green. On tbe 17th, the
first body of our troops crossed Green
river, at Jlurfordsville, a squad of 350
men, under Col. Willich. Tliey encoun
tered a regiment of mounted Texas
rangers, whom they drove back, killing
their Colonel, named Terry. The rangers
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i citric-, no.. - ei , ic-iuiuivru y J j'7r iu.vuu
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men, ana inese uncn s nine nana. iu
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bv Lt. Col. on V. eber, aiso drove bod:,
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lj. His own loss was 12 men. It is
regarded as one of the most brilliant
! a Hairs of tho war. .Since this affair some
I 20H. of cur men, nt Lift account, hud
! crossed the liver, encountering no fui -trier
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It is believed, when the
bridge is in order, the whole army can
cro-s in a few days, and within a few days
more must be at- Bowling Green.
Breckinridge, who had been ravaging
j the country west of Bowling Green, lias
been twiven bacK by a regiment under
. ; e .
I ol. Biirbridge, who tiestroved the H hip-
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i-.ovi;!e ia.ii :ad brni ori tin c.t 1 en-
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i nt-ss.-e r.iiiroa'J, cutting Iemtn:s otl lrom
communication with Lowlin Green.
Zoliicotfer crossed ti..:- Cun.i.ei l.r.el river
or. the 10th r.r.d niiirc'ned on .Somerset,
! with '.',000 men; but learning that Gen.
I Schoepf was there with 5h.iO nu n, lie stop-
ped live miles south west of the town and
entrenched himself. The rebel Gen. Crit
tt iiik-n is at Cumberland Gap, marching
towards Zollieorfer, and Humphry Mar
shall, with a considerable force, is moving
in the same direction. The object of this
rebel concent! ation towards Somerset is
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B1TU,rv. .v, .v, ...... .... ...
Oen. Bueilsarmy, or to late possession
ot the "iilueOrass l.cg:on. 1 he latest
despntehes say, that Gen. Schoepf, being
reinforced so that he has now 0,000 men,
had marched out fr m Somerset on
Thursday to f.ttack Zollicotf.-r in his
trenches, so that news of a great battle
muy be hourlv expected.
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On tlie surface, (.alio Ioc K if nnvtliing
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tin. t-r current ot piei.araii.ni t:oiiigiii: mai
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betoken great events ahead, fhere was
v:.-w..n .Monday.at wi.tcn anoui
i l-,.".r:' xrroops Mioweil iiiemsvi .es. tin
ir.oops M,..e ,e...sv....
u,-'l;4' ",in li" " al- wl:-
are becoming
-iu te mimerou-, and these, with la.lv
! accessions of reir.foicements, certainly sn-
ju-ssiLt ......,.......
At Columbus the alarm is thorough.
e
j Ail communication, even by hag of truc-ei
1 liein r cut oil with Cairo, liiev look dailv
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for the arrival of tho great fed -ral arnia- !
meat. Their thoiojgh peisuaiion is that
lUi.OOO n.en v.ili Icr pu-hd up the Ten-I
itessee river within a we. k to take Colunv
bus ia the iu ar, Ji.d cut cii' commi.r.ica- ;
tion with Bowling Green. The report, re-
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ceived via Memphis, tiiat there was a fight
iroini: on r.t Nt-w 0. leans, and tiiat troops
!Vo!!i Columbus hail b. i-n sei.t Jii'.vh,
ll.-.i.l tiell. n.iliis ami rl.l. Ultil liUCJI
to....,, I
WJW !i!rii, .tl. .it & ....
On Vv'edi.esday, ( Jen I'ope learning that
a larg. sot'.ad of Price's men were at Ciir.
ton. ia Henry coin.ty. 'Jj miles soiith ol'
Sedalia, ni-tde a sudden march to that
place and took about -biO prisoners.
(;t,:) p10!:ti, WJ1U has command ol
xolli, Mi....,l:ri, tv.,s on the bank of the
rvf.r cc.ie Lexington on Saturday with
r, u, tIlf.n n,lt ii, .... ie .b.-ll. int.. ti...
town, but miidc i: i attempt to cross. j
'i "here is treat Activity among our men
at Se.la'ia. bolla. St. Joseph, Ac. smd the
probability is an attempt is on loot to cap
tare, not only the ivU-U at Le.it.gton; but
1 also Trice, at ' 'ceoi.i.
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"nc Ti-t.uli'c v.itli lai'-iand.
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bill t. Sevmour bearer ct dispatches to !
Lord Lyons, and Capt. lieorge Cook, with
dispatches from Mr." Adams to Secretary
Seiviod. arrived at Washington at an oai'.y
houijici 'i'iiui sd.-iv morning. An extraordi
nary C.ibnet Council was im media I ly called.
What the nature of the de-patch is, oar. not
of course be known, but it is said Secetary
ChasH telegraphed tho I ankers in New
York that he had no doubt the dilhculty
wuuid b-- amicably adjusted
, .'...-. o. tout, oonocn. or i.ie .
Clevtl.iiid r.'at...L-i,.r iiid.ii-es the loyalty ;
Tl vt-,.,. r.. .. ...... i t f . .
ol ex eliat..r (jlt-en, oi laSOUi 1, as fob !
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row s :
" b.x :. r. nt or Clef r.. of Misoonrr, is.aftcr
all. a fixed L'ni..n man. 1 h ivc it lrom
bis own lit.s. He li;ls i-ur autojriajdi letter
from Sewiitd. absolving him lrom all taint
ol' treason, and ordering bis release lrom
ai-i.-st on 'latole. tiii-en lias bad a verv
sati-iiictoiy intervi. w with tho l'i v si.l. nt,
exii-sscs bis warm jidmii ation of tlie
I'lesideiit for honesty arid patriotism, and
is debating as to whether he (Ureen) can
I e-t se-ve his country and State as a sol
dies- on tbe iield or a civilian on t'lestiiiiij ,
inclining lo the latter, as Sic lias not a
mi.i ary hair in his head, tie says the
slaves in Missouri have not left to -my
fireat iiiiiount, except in the Jim Lane
rejiion. 1 1 is, own thirty, near the line of
Illinois. Ihouidi b-iviniru .stiitionary pei mit
to jjo if they vvi-h. lnivi! every one remain
ed at home, not with, ti'.ndin his absence,
lie says he has alivavs owned slaves, never
striiek one in his life, and never lost one.
1 r.-niat k. d that he must lie e.-irof'ul or he
would seiiousiy damaure the poetry of the
pio'i. Harir. I Itvecher .Stow e. lie thouL'ht
:uiy tiiir.g count te s.amj tnat tiutn would '
noil. It is not a i iin i:!atii nig to ljnd
the talents .if this Missourian undividcdly
dc-vottd to his countrv.''
I'-.P Ve notice i.i t!i? Jacksonville
('' ') 'ournaf :i comniuiiication finned by
:l number of the pupils of the State Itisti-
tution ft.r the education of the blind,
complaining bitterly of the management
of that institution by its present Supci-in-ten
b nt, Dr. I.'hoides. If half of what
they nay i-j true, the Doctor is certainly
unlit for his position, and ought to be
removed.
Im.ixois- State Teacher's AssociATrox.
The next annual meeting of this associa
tion takes' place nt Bloomiugton on the
20th inst , nnd will continue three days.
New York papers f.iy that a number of
privateers are fitting OJt in that citv to
. depredate on English and Frencli mm-
nrerce under letters of marque iesucd Ly
tb joTarDUieiit of Mexico
FROM EUIIOPJE..
The Probabilities of a War with Englcud.
There have been three arrivals from
Europe bince our last the Washington,
the Europa, and the Jura, bringing dates
to the Cth, being a little over a week since
the rec ipt of the news of the Mason and
Slidell affair in England.
The Briti h Press continued to discuss
the aiiair to the exclusion of almost eveiy
other topic. All the London papers ex
cept the .S?'7r, continued to denounce the
actofCapt. Wilkes, and insist on the res
toration of Mason and Slide!!, or war. The
Times ar-sumes that the government had
decided to make such a demand, ami savs
f iev re.st it on the .-round that -n British
ship, until her violation of neutral rights
s l. tr tioP..'iiish
mill iiun, iiusiuc liriu uiiuriiuu-..
iiround as mucli as if she were an actual
of British soil, and the right of pro-
.n ir -ill Tiei-uni-s r... Lnnnl U is v-.I .l
n to ail pei sons 011 noani is as ai.a
British territory." The same paper,
ver n.lmits that " En -land l.ei-.self
piece
tection
as on
howe
has established precedr-nts whieh now tell
against her in this matter of the Trent;
i -oUt those t.recedents were made under
nnw.11(. vt.rv .ii.T.,...,.. ;t !lj.,...is.
f...,.,. ,tlrtSi i.;..i. oeenr Enela.,,1
was
I HIOSU .IIV1I lIKjn ULIUI. j. ..
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then fighting for existence, and d.d
,osedavs what she would not do now,
in those .1
noral'.ow others to d..." 1 he &w virtually
justifies the arrest of Mason and Slide!-,
1,1 savs America can shield herself behind
abun lat.ee of British precedents.
; The French Piess generally hided with
England ,.t first, but has l.een visibly cool-
r,. .. Tl... IK... ir.. o..,l It. ..,r.
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appear to agree in opinion that the matter
. wju ;j;tve a peaceable solution, and, on t "e
j the assumpsion that the sunender t.f ' th-s ,.r our country is the business of t-e
j Mason and Slid.-U has been demanded.1'- s- government. It' the pay that grv-
j i.jamo til(. English Government for having i nment .Hets is inadequate to procure
yielded to the pre-su.e of public opinion, m-o.-ssi.iy numb, r of men. it, ami i.ot
, represented merely by Manchester and '. il counties, must increase !l.c
I Livei-.o..', and tor having acted too hastily pay.
in the Trent vff.dr. " Without pretending to have given the
i Intl.. House ol Com:.v.n. Jer. Bright ?'lje,-t the ut.t ot investigation tu.d
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ma-o an i-laoorate speet-u oa t ne A mei n-ari
question, in wnu-ii he declined to ive at y
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, i, eid.-d on.nioii in the I lent til.air.
II.
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,)(.li(.vfij if nrt XV;1, i;llpd, that Am. ii
make fittini rcnaratioii.
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ivtron-lv condemned the wa.Lke feeling
arid scouted the idea that the Ameliean
Cabinet had resolved to pick a quarrel
( with England. He made an eloquent
i peroration in favor of the North.
A letter fr-jtu lien. Scott is published in
the French papers in which he deviates
tin-re is no truih in tin tej.ort that the
Cabinet had ordered tlie seizure of the
Southern Commissioners, even under the
protection of a neutral t!ag. He is quite
ignorant of the decision of his Govern
ment, but says it is necessary to presei ve
good relations between America and Eng
land. He hopes both i...eriiinviits nil!
airree on a solution of the question u hether
the prisoners were contraband or l.ot. If
tiny w. !-.- agents of the rebels, be says it
wiil be duiieult to coi. ince even impartial
r.iii.ds that th.-y were less contraband of
war than rebel sol.ii.is t,r cannon. In
conclusion, (ii. 11. Scott xp!er.-es the con
viction tiiat war Ictween America and
England, without more serious provoca
tion than is at present g.v.-n, is impo-;ii.iio.
As t ) what th-.' neci-e rcMilto th con
sultations o.f tlie Ltitjsh Cabinet on the
subject is, cannot be known. A messen
ger to Lord Lyons, with full despatches, is
said to have come by the li'.iropa. It is
C -l t.iiti, however, that the l.iicoiiditional
rcstoiu'.ion of the Southern Ambassadors
ij not demanded. Couitilercial I el el .s of
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lstt, i.On.lO.i lisselt 11 a: Hie 1'. litis i
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tioveriinient prop- t-e to s.-.-r an exp.ana-
lion only of the Trent aiil.ir, and p. l -baps
at. ap-.'.Jgv will be asked;. but no demand
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wih be m.iuo l.r tiie fcurtender ol lhe,
rebel commissioners. ;
J.iiiii Uuii, howevet, acts on the moxim,
"lutitneof peace prepare for ui;r" 'liu-te
is no doubt but quite ii lle-t of war v.-ss.-ls
dwili be dispatched lo American waters, and
I ..b.i,i,- .s .mi.i nnd :iiiii-min!ti....i m the
('anad.-.s. but the r port of Iu.i.mHJ troops
having b'(-n oid-.-teu to Ctna.ja turns out
a canard.
The iiflair had a depre.'sing effect on
r,-u'u exciting eilect on biead-tullk
Wheal, corn. Ac, had advanced rapidly.
and great fe verishness char nciet iz-d both
the London and Liverpool markets. . .
- Great i'irc at Cliaricsioi!.
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t..000yj 4H.TII ok I HorKKTT li.sT.:oTi:t.
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(ll Wednesday, ti.e lllh Uisf., afire
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broke out -at L nat leston, . (,., and con
: tititit d to ti'L'. w itii inmb.it. -d ftiry until
j I"iid:iv inotiiinj'. '1 in f i r cotninenc-cd in
; :i siish I'.ietory at ttie loot ol' Hazel street,
'. exteiidini: tlienc to u rnncliine slio. Ly
j 12 o'clock at nibt, Mrctitit! st , from
: Market t- lm en. was a in i-s !' tbiiiies.
As the Hie extended, t!i ;vmic becrne
.lvvfll . il.ou-ands of families evacuated
tbeir houses and fi led til. stiecls. Cross- 1
I,,., T., ,1. ,. V i1P;,,.i 1 .t.-..... V..t
:! Market St., the fire spread down East
av nuiiuiiniaiiii .,,.., across io tne .
Wells Mouse, including the d.-tru.-t ton of ,
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that splendid Ho !. tlie (.'in tilar Chinch,
Institute Hotel, and Charleston Hot..!
All the buildings on Kin-.t f, on, t MJffi.wl !
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t Iiroad, were d.-stioy.-d. The lite then !
C iane.1 its direction, and the following '
n .table buildit.-s. with hundreds of minor j
ones, were i.u-hided in the ,..;,....!
f.lovil i T'otlfh V:.lr.i-v tin:, r.'.l TT...,. -
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i.uiiditig, St. Andrevv'a Hall, the I.oman
Catholic Cathedral, St. Peter's (Episcopal)
Church, and tlie Methodist Chur.-h. The
lire was in the heart of the business part
of the city. The value of property de
stroyed is estimated ct 7,(U0,J(MJ. thus
making it the most destructive coi.fla"ia- I
tion ever witnessed on this continent C '
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lhe reports that came w.th the first j
uespa-.cm s, uiiiuiic me hiui been t-nkin-
died by the negroes, that negro insurrec-
tion was raging in Charleston at the time
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the engines, dc , appear to have been
wholly without foundation. The Charles
ton papers, on the contraiy, bear tehti
inony to the perseverance and fidelity with
which the nei.ros labored throughout to
subdue the Haines. The vasiii. ss of the
C iiifl.igratioii is attributed to the scarcity
of water at the commencement, and the
high wind that prevailed. Kussell, owritr
of the sash factory where the lire origi
nated, thinks it must have been occasioned
either by the carelessness of his negroesor
an incendiary There is no truth in the
statement that diUV-rent portions of the
city were fired simultaneously.
The last California steamer, from Aepin
wall on her way to Ncw York, with over
$3,00i i,U(X) in treasure od board, waschastd
by a privateer.
A Washington dispatch says Colonel
iuunrgar. escoueu iurs. Wougtus to and
Horn cburoh last Sunday. '
. , ,,. . . . . ?
. The County Relief Business.' -
. We are quite well persuaded, that the
busines of releivin 2 the famili of soldiers
, . , . " ., .
U'hn httVA An lcla.l I , Mia ti'.i f no tAnfxm.
plated by the action of the I oaul of super
visors is assming a magnitude which the
board never dreamed of. We have not
had opportunity to look into tho reports
of the supervisors ns they are being hand-
ed in from the different towns of their ex
jenditures in this diiection, but enough is
. t .-. .1 . .
known to justify the assertion that our
county is being tun into debt at the rate
of from !?In.ii:U to $15,000 a year. Jk.-li.fi
of from $2 to 5 a week is being extended
. . r .il ... :..!
iu luuiuira oi Mii..if, " liwsr e.iiuiiis, tc
j folc t,,py mln-tcd were not equal to the
j P:,y l"'y receive as so'.dieis. Now was it
j Le intention of the supervisors, that tl.e
i man who, before he enlisted, earned prob-
. .
1 amy -- a moi.tn ami suj.pot tea ins lauiiiy
j sI,;'11. 1,is oi.liMment, (by which
i earnings are raised to about a
'-"'''.) be immediately relieved ot all fur
! ther charge for tin snj, port of his fan.ily ?
1 other words, tlmt. in addition to tl e
j competence he receives a, a soldier, the
' county is to pay uini a bonus ot lrom
i to $20 a month .
1 here is, doubt less, here and there a
! Tamilv that is reduced to wantbv the head
, J out u towanti j no
! of it enlisting as a sohher. If it could be
; ,','r n"1
j l'ut " impracticable, releifj
-ust .ot be denied such families. But in
the u.atn, we aj.pre.iend. nu n enlist to
! ,"'tt'r "''l' coinlition. and we sumim
"Hetner it is a legituna e tna.,., -.ui
" " "oe "". r.
j il,i,,,,.,i..I, 'I I.t. f.il:&t.
i '
tiiou.-iit it deserves, it looks to us. at ti : s t
biii-li. that this business of county i-.-Iief lo
.s..hli-is families, is wrong. At th.-fii-t
out bleak when men .ere need. ..I tot Ui
uiih.it "as ilonl.tles j roper enough. 1' ;
the local iiiillioiitie- to m.-.ke . .etli. lis.
and ii-piopi iate ni.'.a y. lo stitiuilale . i.hst
nients. but there is no call for M.vh Xt?a
ordii.ary mea-uies taov. v ale well
satisfied that th.-le is w.umtii of feeling.
l.berality. si r! atiioii-m ei.otih ari.r.r g
our i.eoo'e, and p.-u ticuiarly the lad-.-s. to
teleive, by voluntary local organ izi.t Ion
and ex. 1 tion' iili the tain. lies of -oMiei s
that really ty'.t to be I. l ili-pviidcnt upon
public bounty lor support.
California news, by overland t. ".eg: iq-h,
bring accoutils i ! i ti uetiv. fiesh.-ts oi
that State. Stockton. M a ! V - i i io. S.nia
niei.to. ... were ov.-t dow ed. an-1 imiuen-v
danrig' d -i.e.
r . Shiel U h i'l ill. ally ice. r.t. d the
oiii-'adi.-r ' o-ti' ! -.It hip t -ii-i.-ied . him by
the President, and had -tat ted for Wash
ington fl.l ti.e P.4 !::'. 'li I s!(.;l!,.jr
lYiitn Spri.-iIioiil.
Siec:.! I"i"r-a'.'-!. lu ti.t- Ctc: v.. 1 . n .
.'-i-! i M.i it.i :, T1. c. 1". I
'iov. Yi.t. s tr-d.iy issued the lollow ii, ,
pluclalii at .on :
S-i.ti t r 1 1: -s. .i l-'xr.-nirr tir-.irtak-T . . . j
.-i i-i.v.UiI.. Im. li, .-ti. j ;
To tW lVf-i-te tl.c st .ic or l..iii.i a :
l ot the j m p. .se i f givi.g you in'otma
tion t.l tin i.i.iiii . t, t-oiiditlon, mid want? ;
ot .I'll 1 I'll'
as Weli a- li
p..itcv t this
I of. !.ij r ei.ii: t
d.
li t 111!'..
I
1
.l t lie I ! in . ,r ll I '. t'ui;. r. AeliU.MIlt t.fti.-
1 iii ot ti.e St ii e, pr. j i : t-i i i i r- -p'i .--i" to a
coriumn.:c a:... i c.i...i.g lot inlet matioi. ii .,n.
n.s o. in i . ,.u in i n i ft... a it. i li
, slli
, '!To
ul-:-t-
,; , . Ii , , t ,
r stl. I.s .! nj.iii 1 biitV .' i .love
subl.. t of nm!oi ms. i on i m. i.i
e. ce, and lii.ai.ee. ui i be ji.-enrd in
',,u','" V(' 1 n-ccss ot piep. rati...,
bv t' e -..me Ih.-.-r
' h:,v ,J,,. p:..,,,-,. to ii.torm the j-nblic
tin.t diuiig ti..- l..-t two w k I bi.v.' !.- n
r-.-ei ing. iu.d .-.in i.ow di.tt ibi.ting. i...i:
(i.'iOO si a la I- ! t.. tv su j..-i loi a; ttis u-i
having he 1. 1 a o m ; ..-! -n l a li I t o .' : i - c i -t-led
leiiceiiis t.j a-o-i t.i 1 ll ti." c lioili. n
oi ea;h. Uitii le'ci.lae to ih-e t.l.l.ni i ,
kiinl. a t:d oM ilil v ( i: . ai ).;. u iii, a
to the ..joilabie ii i-:, ii tinieoi. h.ai. g
dm- legal. 1 to thee most exposed to the
enemy.
'i ! . .'-tr.te i- T-o-ivv al-.i i . r iv i: g dailv. at
the A : - :.al :it .-j j in-ii.-ld. It.. t.urt- ii
oatleiie. ot att.l.-'V obta;i,ed lutii lie
Seer-ei my of War during my last visit to
a.bliiloti. -ai !i consisting l
x guns. '
wit h pr.-ject.le-. ea triages, ca- -i.-.r.s. hai nes-,
arid ail e.itiij.nti nts ct li.plote, equal ii.
.,.. . . i o a i . i ! i ,.. se.vu-e or in tne .
uoil.i. and w! ,. u::., the battcras we j
1 ... i " 1 .....- t 1 1. . 1 ,....-.... 1 I ...... r i
, . ' . ' ...
f.ci.-i.t to arm and . .pup the two art, th r j
regiments i, ..w la.t hi I roxitnatiiig to coin ,
,,le!e :, , 1 p,, f.ct i.a t ion t
t i I i .i . i
J also have it-siiianccs ol the most r-li I
ible Cl.illacter that lll !!s ,,f a snr.e! io!
liiiact.-r tbat arms of !. siiT.erioi
i...ty uill. at iiii .iiilv day. be I i Veil ;
sinb.-i. nt to mii ..y id! .i.i nnt.tin. d i.-ei i
IllflllS, Ull I slltlil i' H. I Iii l.e a.-o lo. -ill l-lv
.. . . .. ... 11
tne j.ia.-i oi tne ....- ai. ii .t. i. el, v.- aim--
now in the lai lis ol niany of our f s.
I feel billy wai t'..nr. .1 in savn.. ilntt, iii
' d ll t o! tin niinil.i t- o!" onr l!-o..s in
lor j-omlo i table siibsstei.ee; in siipei i.u n v
ol'otJ.dity and siiilii i. i..y of nnd.. i in; and j
I1" " l"' '"i.t . lit ,11111111' l-ltil I- IO '
1,1 tf'l- conrnr anil eliivalioiis .1 iiiiil" ;
ii I id aehieveni. lit-, lhe (oand Annv ol ;
lln,I(lU lvi l)4. S:.,, ,,v illy sitat,. ;
in the I'nioii. ,
IMCII.M.'D Y.TI
The Adjutai.t C.. r.eud -urns up t'. i
1 rn"V -" l LOW ill rbc f edel a!
. .
lii'Mtifrr in nun h. ml rfjrirncnti
otcv, i
l.i.my i in.innuii.-r.il rrtrn..et.N h:m3 '
i' Jrkc"v "l". C"' M ht '"'", ,,6J
Ariil.crr.. '.".'. ,', ..- j
' '
rro.i. the X V. World, Dec. 13.
A CVitveii C ry.
" TAe Srre.'t ore ij.mi v.?.' .i. vijrjcrs, ti
the rexntt .'" Call it be believed that I her.
ate American (teem. n dastardly enough J
to raise a cry like that ? I here is m.t' a i
' "vp ' it. It is bawled .ml
eVe,y !"i"t I,,' t',,r"!,lls. ernes
down to us lrom even the saen d walls ol
tll(. Ci,,.itol. They demand cmi.nci,.nrio,
as a nnub ry necessity. In elfect we aie
toll! that the tweiitv millions of the North
are no match for the six millions of the
South; that wear., doomed to .Ufeat. un
less we f.et I lie help of the l.loi-k mon
They do not like to have it put iu .just
that style, but it amounts to exa, tly that
Short of that their 'military necessity"'
would be a misnomer, nnd their claim to
t.bolitioni.e under the war power the bald
rstJpretext. We say tbat a viler insult
was never dealt upon the Northern name.
The worst libel ever uttered by Sou.'hern
fdavp drivers does riot equal it. If it lie
true that, wi.li such numerical odds in
our favor, and with the noblest cause that
ever appealed to man, we must crave tin
succor of slaves ; if we must look to the
j.oor, blind, creeping African to help vin
I dicate our birthright ai.d stay us up in our
extremity, then let it be recorded that we
are' rnu sills,'" indeed. There i.s no word
of scorn too low lir us. We cannot court
the allegiance of slaves, without proving
that we are ourselves fit to le"slaves. It
is our heritage that is assailed, not theiis:
and if our own good right arms, with all
the advantape they have, cannot protect
ii, tf may nt well at once advertise our
degenerrcy to tlie world, and piepnre to
take our place as underlings. Emancipa
tion nb tflj'tt... Jt nj.'.4..t A .....,-....
...... ..- ........... co.,,... ; rt Mnii .tni n ft.
cksspy! If emancipation must come. f..r
the honor of our fathers, for our own inds-
J pendence, for tbe prospects of our cb ldren,
for the good name of free jtoyer nmeikt, and
"r uigimy n me wuue race
let It
take any shape but that
1 J
Congress.
Monpat, Ded
. 1G.
Sexate Mr. Ten Evcke ollert-d
i reso
set va
Jution that the war whs for the pr
tion of the- Union, against extreme
aUlCal
j measures, Ac. laid over.
i Mr. Lane offered a resolution, which was
.... ,
j passed. looking to prevent.ng rebels lrom
collecting debt by pnu-e.-s in U. S. courts,
Wilkinson offered a resolution to
ei.. 1 Senator Uri lit of la. for t beacon
. . . . . .. , ... ,
JujH made a lew retliafKS III
his de-
JV-tit -, when the Swiate adjourned.
Hol'sr: There was a litile personal a!
terca:i..n between Mr. Fouke and Mr.
Conwav. in which the .-entlemen call, d
Jt r-
t..u.t t,xur "blackguards. " scun.iieis.
and other such gentleep.thets. A uuel is
said to be ir.ev itat.Je.
, jjr ;,il;ii!d.tigl. am ofieied a resolution
it , ,iut v ol ,, ..v.-ri.me,,i
to maintain" its poslti-.n i. the
A uliel IS
Hidel! and Ma-m, aiiair, Ac. 'lhe r.-soiu
1n,k , ,,;
'" -i.ili in ...........
I fur the better h-ftiee of Kent jcky
HUlll.il i..l ,r... i.l.-. .'Ul.....;
Th.
b;ii was oppose.i ny i.ove,..y. tev.-..s, :,,,.i
1.1 I'.: ' . I. . I
o'her extreme al.ol.tiotiisls. U passed by
.
, I
Skte-I he House b,.l lo ,.se a v,,!m, .;
l-l-. the defence ,
Mr. Sun...er presented ids u-ual batch
- of ,,Wjtir,,iS l,.r the abolition .,1 siaverv
A resolution caning ,..r a,. t.,e f-o, , . ; p.. ,u ,
- .
sv.ii was a. .opt ... Mr Suinni'
r introduced
his old hobby, tlie French --i.oilation bi.l
Adjourn, d
IJuisK A joint resolution was adopted,
diivcting the Provost Marshal ot A.i.xan
dita to hold iiil property ol i.-b.-U f'aiiing
into his hands subject to f-u thvr action of
-titles-.
2-1 r. Harding, of Kv , made a sIiom
sj. ecii again. 'I Mr. Eliot - i -i .1 is ! a n. i . - -C'Ui'g
ill !tr of lb emancipation ol" lhe
b". vv-s r.t r.-b. i-v
Mr. "Viiu U ck. from tin special commit.'.-.'
on oei nil .-. t conlr i' t-. suOlnll
ted a rein. i t. --.- -i 1 1
It; ied v. it ;i t Wo i . t-
biii-'iis. l.-i. r.-ci. o ii th" eioj li-vno i.t ol
i 1 1 j.. . 1 1 .!( p.i i 1 s m t Ii.- pii t ci a - e ot
a ! !!-, HI pi i'--. Ac . 1- ! io el li r... 111. ! i."
I . .,, w a- on lv p.ittialiv lead, vivn li."
llot.sv a'j..ui in
W.dn.s.h.y. P.-C I5.
S.NAIi; Mr 5111111. 1;.- as u-l.ai trotl.d
out li e n.gio in the way o vtuiincipatn. n
petition".
Mr. I' f lltlle intiodue. da blii t
cor.ii.
;-.! t.
I -t ' re
in to I X
el.ti to
cite lai ds iri i ... u; I t i- na I y
l.aV tiie direct tak. s 1 -t i . i oil s:n
by tin- g-.v.-iMi ent Tl e leso'ut
ire! Seiial. r l'l..!., o) Mo. was li
the judicial V cii.liiiltce Mr Si;,
tnMiei .
bf ll-' d
d. Ad-
t ri .u; ion. thai tin- at my shall l.ot
to r- tiitn l.ijilivv sl.u..-s. was i.ass.i
j.iillti'd.
Jb tSK. Tin- Ilo'lse dei-I.i." 1 a.-;
claim to M seat ot I 'h is i"0--'
ii.en.bet li ..in" Not t n a i i na 1 i
sle.ei bill w is d.s. U--.-I. and !.f i
n-t the
b'ai.ei
i i i 1 1 . e
V p'.-t-
I to . l i uarv A ti I . ;
I'lOin i.itiiig -r I . .'-nl Ivi
Ull Uoats on
t;ie est. I ll V. ;j!el -.
. 'lhe Hoiise tii ri w r.t into C
lhe ii.v. ltd pri-ioii i.ii at.d
in J. . 1 1 e ot-,
h- t.i i'-
t -is w. r- d-.-cii-sed An oi g olio
Mr. C,,;;;.x -aid iiier.il.. r. ..: v..:i.r
(it iv io . jii! le a bus. i t-s- .a -. i.:i g
tli n ,
s v. e ,
.11 ked
il ll..
iii l. v a l.o suni
, them to tile a.
die! s. Ad
-til tied
Wlial tl.c I ...c. l lo.ual 11.
Spviiking of a.'iy po.-i-'i -tw
i-fii the Iliiti-h Ihii.iiit at.d
are 1 e-
(;..v
er li in. i.t . the New .nk A.c
tiills sUllis
nj. the r.-suil-i :
' e liave- nc lliingto fear in a war with
liiiijiat.iJ l.ul 1 lie lioc.iie a id inveslitui.
nl udi .-.lies oi tiie se.i i. ... i .1 1 hi l:i
ili.ter U.tliget, 1 iljVfl tilni l; slioulJ u..--,.
t.iKf st. p.. lO. be j..jl..l.tl Ail oil! Co.. -i.
uelfiit.-s siiu.. l.e i.iiiii.-.ii. ijp.iiu.i
..I.'I sli 1-l..lii. I.eil, ;i!.tl ...I, 1 ' ic... i".' g.Ve.i
n. t loi' 11. .11 o.atf.l . .-is a..'i ;l-..i:..ic oat-irti.-s,
tii.il wdi 1 .'.....' I our I. ii bo l. im
pi egl.llb.e. AS I.LUi.l. iiliy t .. I le-'..ls,
tie nave liotli tig lo .q j.ni.c.ta . ol-i
WiUoiia.V ah till .. lioi.i U.i- im
a ai sutler a le.. .-.u .- mo. v.:ii.o,.i
i . u.i.trl ijd. aib-etin oui j..iu si.e c .oii
t... . li t- li..; j.'i.J o...i-t nil..;.- l.iiii.i, oil
b -i li I.oies all t..e t . . in. i.t .ici.c'i I n-.
l.elosi t i.i l. ai d ct inn.. 1 1 i.t. n li .
;i iu.jIiII) si .f r. lianl ..i..i .1., b j e ... i :. :. It
liifiu be a ti.'C-s..ty ! r .t ceao d.-p. ii-e
Ul.ogetliel' Willi tjtie -.Iks. ti.e Hu.ill-1.-. lite
rt il..-.. Hlld Otlieljl.lXui le- o! Liiiope i, j.io-
clUCllolt. b..vlka'0- OI O.ll polis VV.Hi.d
do mole inj.uy to l.ui. t..- m a .....gie .-.n
ti.au it uwii't li.lilct on u.. m a .... I
For US il WouM Le Uliiun, gle.slel i..d
j p. i.d. nce ai d sell i.-l.. inc.-, and a Ui-ne
..III. I,, in III ln-Veiol in. i t ot it. -out s. 1 of
c ..!,... i, ... .... : ,.
product., il Wolild be bankl l.plcy . stalta
tion, ret olution. Wi' do not leiitve ll.at I
t.1( ef j- p,,,,,,., a,,. lo
..,1,0l.t.,i , eXU , .. , Wltl) u ..,...;;. ,ilU!(
1 .
liatlaluUV SllOllg. III. lift Hal loilVoitl
hw;vlrl. Iato U. .... ....nd lot it
... .. .
llic 1 lue of lu:i lie Mutt to our Araij.
,
Ill lilf l.llr u. IMU- 11, llie lluu-f ... I..',
reseiitiitives uj oil tin Older ol tit-i.ei.il
U:tl ok, of m. bonis, .-xi-iudin.' ne-io
,.
to... lives 1 1 f ii our ainiv lines elililt l'.. we
! - J
Ij.nd tiie ..iiu ing :
. -Mi-. Touke (oj....) of Illinois H.-ning
s, v.i unit I l.e a I inv . a mi beinitstalio I
ill Lil.t't 111 lllr lllln Ul.s iiltn-1 tt.'i uiiiiif,
iiUlate tiiat trie soioteis and ollie. i s
n.n- looked niii tlie ..id. r as most vi-c
and saiulilt V I be :iiln-s..n Inaoe bv tin
iu n.bei ll.
l' lllls Ivani.l iis lo U.e ..v
;ulv ,i(M,,v , ,M. .av,s iswhoilv
,.iiue. 1 n.v.selt was misled bv t.d-e mis
i. pi. senti tions by a slave o.i tlieTthofj
ov. n U r b.sl I itn.l my lejiimeni were
1 Int. Ull iimbus. ade by ..neol t hese
! r......iv iv sL.vs Kv.iv wold said about
t,,e- blacks i.s untrue as to their fidelity
a..d I yal ' I S'a.e fuels as they- e.xi.-t, !
a .d .he v. o e iJ.n.y the.e wid stand by
(.ien. I0I llalle.k to the last upuil that;
ent. el. I
collie lo Culio and into the Cam, to sell
pi oil nee, and on iheir return communi
.aled the situation of our army. 1 hey
d.d thi.. at Piiducali also, and ot her c.-i inns
I hese lat-ts I ki.'.w. and ev.-rv man in the
annv can substaiitiale what 1 say. I sent
..l.e ot ll e-e sl.li
mvs. ii to (ielieral ilc-
l. r ii:.nd who, I
know, Initl rexealed the!
iiosil loli . I the Ciiui. ut-ii we were stir
olllill. U by li-ri
or lilty thousand of the
eneniv
b'nvvtvfi IK Micktixi:. Old Dr. St-o.ig
of llai tioid, wlnise name is still a praise in i
lhe chuiches, had an untoilunatehat.it ot ;
saying ..musing things when he meant it j
not s.-as when lie was presidmg i a ;
meeling of lll'liisters, aliil W ishing to call
on one of them lo come forward and offer :
. . ,
prayer, he said : i .
limilW Culton, j i
(It lblli.il.
Wll.
Aiia
kmi slop tins war.
.ray !
To which Mr. 4'oultorr rnrinedi'itely ans-
wered, wiihout
intending to pel
.etrate
luiy tiling of the
ami soi t :
.My ilpur UmtliLT Strong,
) uii klo very un.iiii.
'io be iiinkiiiji a 1 iiiinc.
At such a koienui tune."
And then Dr. Strong add d :
I'm very sin i v lo sea
1 liur yiui'ie just like me."
The-cood men would not, for the world.
b-ive nituh jests Oil Mich Ull invasion : but I
1 ..1,1 i.le id the same eveose , ,. '
1 hey could ple.m tne Mime excuse loi
t'lerr" rhymes that the boy did for whist-
;.. "J tiid', t wbiStle,Mr;
I l Ifl YYOI I l V f I IMMV OU- I " -"- i w j
- fl.A oiwr
..f Maifon and Slidell. Prudence aud policy
jk. c;Un.A
1V UUUVI UIVHIW. .-"'"
To !Ce-p Po-ataesrnury Vtcm
A coire-pondenl ol the" Zctt.sh .1 ormcr
, relate lln- n.ll..in.r eai-e 1 MieCtilli the
preservation of jioiatoes. He Nay-
hud an old ice wi ll ol the ordinarv dcrip-
! tion, which I ali in. Ion. .. wln n I biii.t one
coiisliuct.il i.t di.ui.U- limb is ii liie sur
face, alter tlie An.e u-.,,, t. shi n. Jlv
ganleni r i s d, never .1 y. ar, tl e old vv. il
a.-, a I o a to j-I in e 1 1 li:u.i ...... .1 . i. . ....
jly-,, t,;,t ;ie (,f j, J,,,,) jUt. , ,;,'
huiidieil weights i.l p, t .to., wl.idi as vve
; "a'" 1''"!' ""i " l ' tl..- tune.
: La ft Vear ue li-..iiilel .-lolie-iinil liad tin .-pi
f, ,., ,, ,, o , , , ,,,
j ,l.ig oTt. w ie:i to our as o .i-imie ,t w.
! found almost the whole o." th-p-.tjito..? a,s
; souikI in ll.ose ot l l.e h .me y.-ai s ei op. 1
' III. lltloll tills as t li.itV I
tUltieil to SIC
; Count in seasoi.s wlien we li:n., as we tin.i
! la.-t ear. a .-uii.iis er ; b burv'ii" l: -m
I de.-p enough ami in a .1 plaje, we nill t
s"'
lire oi.r ei es a . amsi a s ml I . r- p a-:i.
. . , . '
ti... i. tii. i
I a. Oil n t O I lie J tl . Va 1 1 11 . i l'l I IIIHI-
; Honing tl.is to a lii.-id leaned in mi. h
matters. In- u-lls mw that lx.lntoes l.ur .!
One foot di-ej. proiltn-e si o -ts near the ei.d
of stiin; at the depth of to le.t they
appear al oj t tin ml. Idle of mi-huh-i-; at
tiir.eleet in il, th lio y :q: -ar vet v -!i-u t
and neve l : .m - to t ne sill l.tce ; ami l f. een
tin ee and l.ve feet tl.ev C.-ast- to Vei-.t.-ile.
lie till I li. T int.. rin- me that he has I, in ied
p. it a toes in Ins ga i del. a I t he t it ot I ii I e
and a half lee!, v. iii. h new iiol i.-iiioi d
until alter one r Ivm ic is, when 1 1 . -v
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r l.ntd .no:.- so I sn.il i...s.---.-. tin
,.,-,,,.,1 i1VshmS-, li,u.:,e.-s, goodness ai
taste."
ir
and
Pl T.T TO NkwsPKPI 'S XeW-ppper .-tl.
scrijitions are itideUiiih tests ot men's
hoiiestv. '1 hey will. so. t.e" . r later. ii--eover
t lie man. 1 1' lie is i;-h n-sl. he w ill
ehe..t ie Pi inter m some w ay says ,,
has paid w hat lit has riot declares he has
the receipt -omewhere or-ent t in- money
ftiid lt ;,s o-t in lln mail or iv II t;ik.
tin pa per and not pa V for it on t he gt ..in d
that he did not subset ibe for il or liewill
move ofl. l.-.n ing il i-omin; to t e oilic he
b-lt TlloU-illids of pi'i.es.'d C)n i-li;tI:S
!ii ili-i.oi e-t. and th" Prinfei's fmok will
tell fealiul tales in tin- lii.a: iudgment.
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II. l ui'MIHl A . -.at !l ft. .Ill Wil-i.lliL'
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in .y M .v-r I. lei.- an. I r- leased on
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s-Jo. i'l 'l W!. Call..- 1.1.1 ..t lb" M. VC.ui
war voveiid . ii. wound- and brevets.
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Chicago .Ere-neb.
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Cushmaa's Uanlr,
OTTA VA, ILLINOIS.
KICK'S XO. 1 CAKBOX OIL
Coal Oil Good-i of every Description
Wholesale 6z Retail.
Lamps Repaired & Altered!
Chicago Prices'!
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CA f. L VI XI) SEE hOR YOURSELVES
cniCAGo r. o., box 532.
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fatih:k t.. i.ii i.i 1 .iii i i n ; a
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out of t. wn. it. .re i.nrin-.ih.riy. a-.-l.ti. my ycrvic.-s
will te.4e b -. r 11 in nuiitl, itii-rehy u. ...1. ii i...-.it c
tor me to accoi.nuutlaie nil who 111. y ( .' t.- n ith a
call. I . S llol. KKT
iKcitll Over J. 51. T.irnlc' i.-re.
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rrom the t.iih-riiier, reo.lit.? oil th
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nhont 8 nuTe- north of Oit-iw 1,011 t'-e
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n. XI Jill. I : totiiml 'eel while In lhe Hist join!, one
not tar In front, b it it Ii-hlinl the felloes; 1111. 1 Iik
a ahitt i-lrinc Iii the tfcr, t.i...ii".f a little crookr.!, mii
I ii.i hv.ilc tn lhe eei.ler, I....I mowing wi.Ur down to
tl c no-trils, hii.I r.niniTiil Into '-tie of ili.m 1 think it
is lhe rich! i.otr.l ; l. 101.15 1 K "'i 101 p iieiii and
ll(.s,Uni mxv tail. in. umy iiir; ami on the
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Save Your Konev,
AM CALL Till i.i. i-l foitK rt liCUAslNCi,
As OU V. iii .-.I1. C fiOtll
20 To 30 Per Cent.
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'in:: ':."K i v t.e sold ly
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The Rigii Time to Buy.
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ami cure ol ..!!-. IJ.oijr'.i-. Asilmia, Whooping Con.'h, !
ll..:ir-emi. Ilr. ii.-iii..-, I u.inioh, sore 1 lit oat or j
D..il.rri. Xeura'ttia. iiu.l Haw in the llrenat. It cure I
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Iht-lli hi '.ilhe easy ami ret ntnellv. alnl reslurea lliein
to health wiihout lhe iicketiiiir effect of Auiiiiiuny or
Ipecac.
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Vrt.-iii l. pt, otu South Clark St., Chicago. Orders
iltlrcs.
I.. J. IYKS.
ValMabic City Property torralc.
XIIK uii.tt rsi-'iict nlt i. for sale tiie valuable proper
ly upon which he now rr-iil. s. licit. ir Lot 1. Itloek
-IC. Slate. A.lil'iion, eilt.at.-d on llic corner of Cotutn
hus aud Washington nr. els. near the Supreme Court
H u i 11 in if
There ia a good dwellin?, a w ijron maker's shop, ami
a hlHL-Liniil. shop, will, uell, citcru. 4c , all iu good
order, on the meiot-e..
Also, Lot. 7 and S. in Block 11, lailroul Addition to
Ottaaa. Ieitiir the .....th-west c ruer of the block, and
situated on the corner nf Coluiiihua ami Joli.-t S'rcetf,
north of the freight ilepot. There is a good two story
: ... . .u I. a
OVrtun d-"-" "
d 10 him to c ...ne 1... "-''''''.''' " I
property a Drw. lHi vft ,
- jjj yj.Myo ()p Tj-,; iy . n f
il ul I II lj 1 1 1 1 .
GREAT 11EBI0VAL !
T ri'irniiii ...
e"'l-'"y''-tl--ireW..ciiof
Ready-Blade Clothing,
rr m t,wx j(i.vcrint-.
At.Pf). A C ill SToCIv Of IHT CPS A!D
, Gt.NTS' n-KMS.I. CUlTi.'S.'cASSI.MEKia
AND VKSTl.Wa
ok the i.m:sr trri.M,
a 70 MAKE L'l' TO OUT) llJl.
l, !,....... I.l- ,
Th.'.riLful for the lilinr .1 .iiiruin... l.i.l.A.... I....
OLl cusrovEns
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D'1 .'" P,,,",c l-'el.rr-itlr. lo IjlVt 1IIM A CAl.f.. n
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I.l.
L. rr.'EDMAN.
Bean Sc Morgan
AI'.E VOW OFFEr.INO K
LA1KJII AXD SFLEXDJD STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
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Ar"' l.ai"P mntle Of.c r.1r-ia- prnoj. to t! a.
..v iu -,! ,,. arr pti'.'r.l If. ITlCvt
wu.ch tit v coui'ti'ii'iux.
CUE STOCK CONilaTS OF
STAPLE XTiO FiJttV
DRY GOODS,
C Ti l K T
AJ.D
CLOAKS, IiAGLANS,
Bx-oohe cancl Blanket Shawls,
DRESS GOODS,
ri Air i v vscv silks, ui.or.s ami tit irxri
fh oivn :nid nteiir-Iicd Sbceting,
iirMt. c'tfCK-. FTKirn?, worn, and roTTOJt
Kl.A M:l ? '. f.;, a,.rlll ellt 0f IlKOAD
CLOTli-, CVrsivf t:,. TUKfliS AND KEN
1 LlKV JLAN-j.
We l.v- cn!:i,!: ca liaj
: Choice Family Gnceries,
i
BOOTS fsc SHOES,
; HATS AND CAPS, &c, &c.
BUTTER, EGGS, dr.,
T.iA'EX . EXCHAXGE F0fi GOODS.
CA.-II PAID FOU
wool, TiMorny srr.n. asdpork.
BRAN k MORGAN.
O-rncr i t Vz'.n .n il t.a Salic t., Nuitairtr'i lock
i):.ti. (irt. IS 1.
Dentistry at Eastern Prices !
oi:.
?I. VIIITTE.
WILL HCREAFTCK
rut r
ARTIFICIAL
r:--. -r TEETH
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At tlie following
-7 - prices' .
Kr.tire Srts or Teeili on Gntrt PUte. ..... ..VCIJ
If per Sii i.f Teeih on 1...1.1 Jtt- .2 - 44
I'.u Ire St n .f Teh Viilcmiized KjAei V ' M
I'pl.'r Srt-toi '(V. t'. on Viiltnt. l llul.ber.r. . 10' 80
h mire Sen of Teeth n S.lv-r l'.te 40 ' 4A
l't-r Sell, ol IVetl. ..a s. v -r. Claic... ,...10" il)
St; Itli Teril. on l-h.t. i.r ivut
11.. llraullful ti.ilj FillitiL- ' I" 19
Of free Tii I ii M reel. Opposite .llntiklva
IIui.m' i.ii.l ) . r c. iii . ok
More. Illlallil. lit.
J:-?T" To hit ninncrniK p cieutt I woul.J tt that
tl'.-.v wi.l rrceiv- i.:nit on lv c.liiiifr ut any flour pf
t.'tf. . ,1.. ia ti roin..iies9 ui.d di-i'Mich.
N..v. 3, Si'l. I.h. M. WHITTE!.
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I VKnEAsts.i.oi-rK. .. tLizB C. t.w .
Ins t r. l.v n..ri(Mir "irnl, lituring tUte Nocem-
b"r l0lh' ? " l'm " T.M"- b.n. .cil ..d coo'ey
--l" N -". tne li"l aul .reiu,.n hcreio-
i ''""il.r.l lo sccurr the .i..iici.t of one .'rteia
,r , l"'
'"'' " "" " '- "' P '.vi t m.
ll,e "''J ?b''" ",r.'tvr: ,,,,0,,e "H. Lro,I,.lI for
""' of ll'iKli-cl ".l I)..IUr.; n
V .. ., t i .i ........ ..
fin t .hniT ( he injiiM in lb ii iVhiii nf MutA non mnrw
t..t w lira tl-e shiii h' ojM bt--ii.iic ti.ie Mini imyable.
i I, the sai.1 J.ilui Ir. Niis1. , my hen, rx -onlorc, rtil'Din-
isi rit.' ni.ii ussiiii.-, ..cr .iiii: is 1. 1 nonce in
iir-iii.rr . run nl 111 il.e city of )ti. roureka
tel. re Il.e il.i.v of filch mile, lli'cl.t lell the prcllliae
.,..,:,.., ,.; ..,.,....i ...i '.. ...t.. ...i
leiiiiiiii.il .f ilie iU l:.iiih Strw.i EiiMbclh C.
g ,wll. ,,c,.s Hnii ,iieu, lherKin puWi.
a.lott... Bt .,,,, ,,,., r lhe t.,mrt ,ue j,, ,Jiec,y
f 0lllWH to ,,ie ,liltht.,, ti.,,r r.,r r.h. .t tl.c time
ineii!i.i-il in ih-Ii i.Kiire. il niiht iiikc, czecut
,.,( ,i,.lv-r . ii,- uuri'tt:i4er ot Tur.rl.-eri thereof a
..,. , ,,r. .,.. .... .. , f ,.-J
..1 -ueh Mile sin. .11. 1 ti.v nil cos! AQ.l exten.ei of ad-
verti.tiitf uii. I -teriii.4 -iii.l iremii.-i. also tin rimtpa!-
HLiI iiiterest line ii huki ir..iin?itiorv note; much tald
1111.1tjr.pe nit ilu'y m-kiiorle.l.e.l oq th; T tri .liy of
nre.-iui.--r. a. d. is-,... -itm n e l lor recor.i 00 tho ll.ri.
l:'' "' l'--c.i.her. a. i. I 6... ci.,1 duly rcuidcd ia,
' k N"- " ' " l'Mlic M. 5.1 nn.l f.li.iii the office ol tb
C..-.K..I Il.e C'rcnl Coin I ..I l.nS.lle C.uniy . Illinois :
Now, 1 he. . ioir. ilef..ult Iihv i.if !en nmtle in the ly-
nn-iit of .iitii .iroti.i-4i.rv note. Iy virtue of thf ower
of s.-.le i.t...ve ret fi.it1. I ih u..!er-ii;i.c.l. on SMturda
il.e 11th tlv of J ... tiirv. a. l. ls .-j. at the hour of 2
o'elo.k, r. M , . sniti il. y, al il.e muth door of tha
ctinty c nrt hoo-. in il e city of O.ta', La sail
County, Mi ois, i:l sell At pui.li.; uuclion. to Hie hifh-
cl hul.h r h.r ra-h. the lot of Ihu4 iii said uiutrK
,r,iU1.r,. Hl,. W,,M, 1. .le-u.-r.ocd follow., to wit.:
-.,,e .c,i,, nnr.i, .,( t;,e .-..i i! ..f he ...i..l
inner t -r.-t on tl.irieeii. (IU) in township thirty.
ti r,r, nor'h ..f ninife two. (. eat of the third
raic...il .... rnli .11. coi.tuiiiiiiK 6!l 11 acre, more ar
lerj., siiu.itetl iii county a I State, tonether with
ail m., ,ini;uhir the .ri..:e. a lid appurtenance
.1,, r.-ui.tt. ku.k. -'"i ' the ttaht and ctjitty nt
rr.l, t.i.:i..ti r u.e sai.i .ui.,li ui.d ti i.tii... C. .., a.
11.- . h-iii an. I a.-urn. ttiercal.
Dcceiiih.-r 14, lstil-Ow
joiin r. XA3.
M-IKtrf .S'j.
"V'OTICI: IS HEIlKltV lilVK. That by virtue of
decree .mule and entered of record by the Cir -u.
Court ol Ln S ilic Ciiuiiy. Stite or I lii.o... at the Na
vel.. her Ten of said I ourt a I), lifil. in a certain
Ci.u-e then H-n.iii)r in ii'' Curt, ou tlie Chanccrr side
thereof, v liro.n I,ew. llo.brouk Lee and Harriet
Tin rsimi Lee were complainants, and Laura an.lfor4
Lee. Iteorcc Mill L . IranHin S. Kinney. laid O.
Lioicrtiill, Jonathan Cotf-well, Thuinas Oarnon, and
ui. known heirs of Ssu.i.tl I'lalil. drceawi. "d MnTf
Siehbin were de'en.l iut. I shall, on Tuesday the 81st
daccl De -ciuhrr. A. u 18 i' . helwrei. the hours af ninet
u'e'lock in the forenoon aud sunset o( sid day, offer
for sale, at the smith door of the caunty court house
iu ot.awa, in sail couuiy, at public auction, and will
theu sell to ihe liii.et bidder Mn following describe
I r serty. beinf lhe n e ordered hy said decree to
.;l. thai is to -ay: The east ixiy-ne (65) acre of tho
Dorlh-.ast quarter of section Rlteeli. (15.) townshia
ihlr.v.iso iU'Ji north, of rmire four, .4.1 east of th
i hud iiriiir-i ai .Hcrdiai., situate in said county ao4
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