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City and Other Matters.
JBfcyThp President's mi f f fntnt-Mdows
the policy of the ai'minif-lrsl'i n, mI throw,
a shadow over the firnso, el c-t the com try
trtfl l'rcldeatiunlv. llie jiT-tilc. bore for
petroleum. In Locum County ''l'lliiilruin''
lion a the .po j.le.
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tjTI he price id ImchIb is not so nw in the .
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New Albany hr-diMr it was. rwenty cmls1.,
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a line is the iru e now i htircrd.
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, jTlBBtmiir.bn; !' polliir a, Dor.sn j
r.t A. Yitui'a-Ciil fcailertJ jsWci ,iin'
street . " ' 7 litdnllw
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BWThnnli"nivini wm iiimcd into weed
to SoWiei't fnli,-Bat Miimie.Indi.tia.
Thiee hundred p' rsnns liuned out, and chop-
pwl nil day for this Itiudu'ole piirpo-i.
JvajrGo to John W. Dnrs', corner Srccnd
and JeffuriMiii attests lor your Fall and Win.
tar Dress (joods, also, Cionka, Shawls, Car
pel", fcc, just received. dlf.
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The splendid new atoms front', adjourning
the Phillips House, and opposite ill? Kmpire
Cillice is rapidly rearing iia exterior eomple
tion. Workmen are Liidily engaged in pul
on a beautiful eornice.
I'nyi eud Christmas Goods. To l.uy
Toys, Ornaments and Christ nms (innda of'ev
ery description, at Wholesale or Ketail, gn lo
V. V. Uu'ier A
Si Sn's, '.i-28l Tliiid sl;(.
Decidl.
Lincoln says "the financial affairs of
the Government huve been snccetsfiilly ad.
minislerfd." The snme papers which pub.
lish his meKflae quoto ffold al 240, ar.d advancing.
XtOtll. A ilraun-in'a ncciiiiiit book, lome.
where near the Court llmise. h contained,
nnnm. other lliiiinn, a lux laeeipl, .'i'iiini
dc r will oblige ly returning it. '1
2 1, Cko. liei'liNEH
Si.ASiliKR Rrick I'oineroy'a aper says :
'In Obcrlin, Ohio, when a pet negro dies, the
white girls pay from ten lo liliy cents each for
llie piivilcgn of kissing ihn carpi. Tba
money goes into the Sanitny Fund."
J. S. Rosebsrr Nu. Sli Main street i
oflering hi J'i v floods at 40 to fit), iter caul"
niisin nenrnMii prices, Having imiuiii atllc
Ihe great dectinu.
(Jo nee ll.cui. I. is all I rue.
BapW i are running in debt at llie rato or
nt least out- II oiitatid inilhons oi dollars per
annum. Vet .'.iiio.Hi n)s : "W are unl
exhuusttd, nor in proi c? i ol exhaustion, but
gaining strength, and may, if need he, main,
tain the centoct indtlinifely."
Ab7Ii the city of Dayton alone, we have
heeu advised by rxnellaiit uulhorily, there ate
fiva hundied families, (he huKlmnda uid
fathers being in the military service who are
in need of relief during the winter. Vet I. in
coin says. ' We mat, il need be, muint iu
tha arar indefinitely." -i ',Y
53iThe iml rstihtis are that there will he
a yery sevt ie battle before many days for the
possession of Nanhvilie. We shall probably
gain a good deal f'slrengib" from the buttle
(according to Abruhuiii Lincoln.) which will
be evinced by a long list of killed and wonndid
brigadiers, cohmelK captains iud privates,
which will be promptly published in the Cin
cinnati dailies
Hew' Meat aifl Provisiou Store.
M. Slockert, at his eland on Market street
north side, a few doors west of Jt flerson, is
daily supplied with B-ef, MultoD, Veal, Tork,
Sausage, I'otaiO'S, Cabbage, Beam, I'gs ic,
Ao , all fresh nud ol the beat quality. Ilia
old friends and customers, and Ihe publie,
are invited to give him a call.
JVayiHt iiodr.i itowin olertioa. took
place in Harlftrhl, ' Contieelirut "flie I, in
coluitea tbonght they had it. l'hn I)c;noerala
ie party, they imagined, was killed outright;
but they found the Democrats as firm aud
united as ever. They elected their whole
ticket by a larger mijorily I ban last year
This ia the first election since the Presides:
tial COntast; ahiltha Joilrilnt pailyiliay se
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iruni ii iiiai uiu fippuauiuu uevar surreuuer.
JfeirWe riperienced yesterday ono of those
sudden changes of weather for which this cli
mate is famous Wi wish it. were, celebra
ted lor sumo other neculiaril. not nulla so
disagreeable I Or, if it ami be ao change
able, we insist that it would be only reason
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able to give pcoplu timely notice, so that
they might, in iciae degree, ,ri'nr mind
and body for the extreme of brat and cold,
which nllernato with such disagreeable fre
quency j
There will be a meeting of those members I
of the- Feral Ka!ellcal' l,utherufl Church of'
Dayton, who disapprove of the' recent action j
of the Coonoil of that ' Church1, Iu dismissing '
Hev. Ihjniel ftteck from the nfllce rf Pastor-
u"f rJri:?'": ii y6t ir r
ber A D lUfil, at Hj o cluck A M, alClsg'sl
Hall, id determine what actioa'.h.n be taken '
bv tlten'hl1lhe'f)rernies. ',', " ' " ' " ' "
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Jacob WlUlmora,
MBtliuOnnUi,' 1
Jsoob Mussels ' ii'l
Jolio Hle.ter,
l). W. Umi,
IMaM KarSBV
Jntm Iiil,,r,
Win. Wslktir,
i. a. w. Hti.,-uUal"i"Wklia IH
I. 0. Hotter, A. O.Ir.
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HSrSiiiy-fihl millions of dollars, raised
bv a I'ghl duty on iuorl , which the people
,hi. without knowing it, usrd tr meet the
Xnn- of the fimni timsnl under Demo
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tent lanfrdntios. tilt. Sicrctarv will recom
me nd Interns! leaes for 18ti4 lo tbe liaonul
nf three hundred miliums of dollars I Hut Mr
Lincoln loll ut that "we are rot xhausted,
nor in prncsns of t xhaiihltoit, hut f lining
I r n I h , and may if need
contest iui'u finitely."
maintain the
ujaRef(,ra . ilia election the telegraph,
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cjnliolleil end under the rip a censorship or
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the iioverriment, aiinoanree: that Mr. Lincoln
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would send ..Feace Commissioners lo Rich-
noml. Now that the elect on ii over, Lincoln
nay's: No altc inpt at lyojotiatiou with the
I Mine rut. And an we are "gaining itrenlh
hy the war." and ar "utile lo maintain it in
piinfr dHi;(,T we h,d l(.,lfr ,ie ihing
ointf.
insi.rpei.t leader wnnld do any food." Of
aWriolicitor Whiting, it. will le rt tnembjr
1, m i i Uiinl just before ti e election that
anoihrr di aft would nut he oiade The Wash'
inglon cor tr i i.dei.t of ihe Commrrcia
lays that the Chairman of the Senate Milita
ry Committee rays thtra must be another
draft before the lal of March, It is proposed,
at the lime df the draft, to forbid all persons
liable to militarydiity, frt tu'ltaveling on the
cars or oilier wise.
US'' Abraham Lincoln is undmtor d to have
been a Know Nothing. If 1 1 1 en aeluul
member, yet in full sympathy with that big
oted order, in all lts dander and pirsecu
tion of foreigners, lie seems lo have chaeg.
ed hi mind, for he says' in his message:
"1 rrgard our emigrants as one of the pnti.
cipal replenishing streams, ! &.
DIED.
ATU W (iIxhi'sy tr.ni(i. it nil. i oVIm-Ii,
llmry M SyrfH.mn nl K M. Ayit s, Uat-eaFi-U, anit
Uami-C If. Ajif-e, nol iIiiiik-ii )esi ud two
niuath i.
e"uui.rat wipi at UiaVrai-i'Viuia of Lm anaiktr,
i tiiiiriiat iw o'alnek-e. M. laterment toi6d.
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DIED. New Advertisements.
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BY virhie o(, nn.l iii oIm-i1m(i in, tin orlcr nfurle
Mink' Itf uir Httfitfiior I'-wirt of Moe.'gr0Ty
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hik buaUr'iiui4ltrwai fci ni tonr lhounfi't Dtl
(tint iv-titMf (4ittl)ft, iloaigiiuiil u th ririj pint ol
Um ii of lu Uu, iu Ilia rvanty of lt(itt;uiiiti'; uJ
MLhte or t'lin. '
ut Nu iii..i fiiunt?l on WrttThiitl M'rrl hoidi
n ic, ti wii,f ttir h litifntw story (rimm iylf
inf.1lttr out (Mill fti-ihausj. NoUll. u.l lien
liUen ftTl'i ftl 8:t,ltNI.
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l'h alxivf tlrtwriiitM ioprty (Mnat rvll for Ims
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TMHtt !lo klir.Uir of the MinrtiiMLurK (uid Ci4r
y villf 'J'tirnpiku 4Nni-itu, wilt l.iilij .hmr nniml
nrtni on ISi1 Hcr.in " Mi'D'luy ol Jutiuii'f. m
tlm olMi- or Wm. U uly, Mmiuinburn, Otiiu, ul mo
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TO TH K TAX-PAT CBS of MOXTCUMKKT CO.
rr III Treasurer s flti p ill ta kept oa (r 111
I larMvief neeiviuvTAseiiruui 7!4 o'ulock A.
M. Haul 4 o' tons P. M.
AimI airtue -nnimottatnia cf ttie t x imers ui
Hie iMly of IMylnn, Drum 7 o". list IV M. linlil V'L P.
U. JONATHAN KKNMKY,
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vnntHir s il.at th vWfHH oo'jtiition ot Ui Scitw
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p'o'Mi.'irt. winch Iit4 proven uuivrft) iwofiit
U id the tCftitHiiit in Kuropt. tin trcau diM'ttfa
of th ICYKkiiiI KAK, l-o nil Iiimmiji ihhu1iii Ut
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REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE.
XXXVIIIth Congress 2d Session
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. HOUSE.
Mr. niane, of Maine, said tha House vc-
lerilay referred lo the Comitnliee on W'nys
arid Means the hi lis of the gentleman fium
Pennsylvania, (Mr. Stevenn.) lo prevent gold
and silver coin and bull ou from bein ' l aid
or accepted on a greater valuu Ihun Iheir
real current VAlue, and for preveiiliug any
vole or bill issued by tha L'uiml Stales, from
being received for a iniullrr sum iImii is
herein specified.
He jnuvid lu reucnaidee this motion of ref
erence. Ill thu tweiily-four hours since tbii
hill was introduced, general mischief has been
done, and every day and hour lh' Irll ri -m-iined
where it was, rtill greater nn-chid
will result in raising the price of gold It
indicts the States ol the 1'iiion, aud makes
every man guihy of mmtlriueuiior, and every
o'aiise of it commits the House to n;i impos
S'bility. (I il 1 rose ye.-teriiuy 12 per cent, on
account of this extraordinary bill.
Mr. Cox, of Ohio, did not agree, with ti e
gent'eman that this bill put up thu pri.ie of
gold He rather thought the President had
played the bull by his message.
Mr 8leven in reply to Mr. Ulnne, said the
action he proposed had been ixercised by the
most distinguished stntcsmau for several
ages. There ought lo b i soma check put In
gambling, when gold waa put up to twice and
and a half its runl v I'nfl This could not he
prevented unlets by legislation I'inglaiid adupl
ml dnrirt- tli grenl wars w.lti Napoleon. Il
moved lo Uy i n the table llie motion to re
consider thu vole.
Mr Stevei-s' motion was negatived .M
aguiraturl The vole by which the bill was
relerred was recousidi red li'i against 11.
die question then recurring nu (be inuiiiin to
refer the bill to the Committee of Ways and
Mentis.
Mr. Stevens' niovi d lo prostpoie tha con
sideration Mr, Itlaiue, of M line, moved l.i lay ihe
bill on tha tahle. This was carried 7 I against
51 .
Mr. Cole, of California introduced a hill
for Ihe edtablihmciit of an ociiin steam 'hip
mail service b -lJieeii the United States and
China
Mr. Sloan, of Wisconsin, rff -red a resolu
tion, which was ad 'ptef, that the Committee
oo Judiciary bn instructid to enquire into the
expediency of so amending section 2, ailicle 1
of ihn Coiiaiiiutioii, that rpuesentaiives in
('impress shiql he appointed nmoag the sevi r
al Slates which may he Included wiihin the
Union, according lo the respective 'number of
qualified ulectorn, and teport by bill iu other
wise Mr, Iiigursoll. of Connecticut, off-red a res
olution directing the Secretary of War to ie.
port to the Houee what obstacles hare preven.
ted the full and early exchange of prisoners
of war. The resolution lies over.
Mr. Julian inlroduc d a hill, which wis re
ferred to the Commilteo on the Public Liuds,
piovldii-g lor the, ealu of mineral lands.
Mr. Speuld'ng introdaced a bill establish
ing a Navy yard nt Cleveland, O. Itefcrr.-d
to Committee on Naval A (furs.
Mr. Cox . offered a resolution, which lies
ovt-r, calliu;, if eompatible Willi the public
interoat, fur copies ol all communion ions, nol
heretofore published, in relation to ihe ex
change of prisoners". '
Mr. Willi y, of Pa, tdTerrd a resolution,
which was adapted, ' instrnrllng the ('omm it
lee on Military Alf.iiri), lo iuouire into tha
expediency ol dispensing with bounties lo sol
diers enlisting, and raising their pay toenm-
pensaie.ineretor
On motion of Mr, Odall, of N. Y., the Com
miltea oo Wars and Muuus were instructed
to inquire into expediencies of fixing an ad
vu'orem tax on nil mil a uf mrrchatidlsc of
every description;
I be 1IOU90 at 1:30 ailj.inrned
SENATE.
Mr. Lane, of M l , intrtdiueil a bill U au
thorixetho holdiiw of a apnrial session of the
llnitf d Hlntes District Court ol Indiana that
was ordered to bn laid upou tha table, until the
announcement of tba Coiomittaes.'aud then
to be re'errcd to llie Judiciary Committee.
the I'resuleiit ttru Inn laid ticlore the
Senate a communication from Governor Hahn,
of Louisiana, accompanied by the proceedings
of the General Assembly of Louisiana, in tlie
election of K. Uing t utler, end (. has Smith,
as Senators from that Slate.
Mr, Wade presented n remonstrance, nu
merously signed by citizwis of Louisiana, on
the subject o( Ihe election ol Cutler and Smith
as Senators from that Stnte.
Mr. Morgan presented llie credentials of
Cbnr'es Smith and K. King Cutler, sa Sena
tors eleil from Ihe State of Lnoisiana He
did not propose that these persons be now
sworn in as mcmbtra of tins body. Tbe
Senate would be much better informed and
gratified in relation lo all the proceedings con
nected with Ihe election, after they have been
carefully examined and repoited upon by a
committee ol this body. He therefore pro
posed, wheu the committee are appointed, that
Ihe credentials of ih. gentlemen be referred
to the Judiciary Comatittce
Mr Trumbull understood that the pent-re
just submitted by the President yrn Urn were
conies ol the pniceeijiiigj ol ttie tieiioral As
S'mlily of Louisiana, and somewhat volumin
ous. As it was not proposer lo take uny ac
tion at this time be muved they bo ordered to
be printed.
i Mr Wade moved that all documents i n the
subject b printed. Curried
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Sherman's Success Beyond a Doubt.
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Nkw York, 1mi..i,Ut 8 Tbo lierrj'a
WMhintffan i(li:cnl
. In Hil.ttiion In thm tvlm inH.nni of ilia Kii h
id 1 1 11 U popt-m, of ihn 6th iiist. lht jinril.
i Khrrina ' nmiii rmv hn rrnt-hed Millen.tlio
JuUllioriiif bare inforuiMiion of unquf Hiinna-,
liatli'y that (aWnviat HhcrAmn'ft mftih
:x:z::;:zz.
nitiunreaw-,H was used iu tl.e two, or
Ihr.e skirmishes ol dctachmenls already ro-
Wlcd
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xiaviug pa.srri muien, mere is ua opt)riu
mty for aiebei force In interrupt his march lo
ths coast, for which lie orl-inaMT set out, and .
wtiere ihe supplirt aiul laiula lor thai arret
riwlu.d.swa.el, wilh it. arrival
I be tomplrW tuoceM ol O&ertuio grl
enterprise is now beyond a hul'w of a doubt
and il has been d -iii.insrriit'-d ihst all tl:si.
reihhins of ihe nrmy of the r-tM. II i .n i-i cm
prised in the SI lilies i, t Ho'dilel L' e, bolli of
whit h a ill torn be le l.ii. ri d ewer Ires
The K cbmord Kxjminer of the jih sata
Slisrinan's army has paased Millcn without
entering the town, and ihe column which has
j been lieieiiini; f'r some t,me in the neigh-
I hoi liood of M. icon has ieft tbe couutiy and
I gnnn nd lu ib main body Ills unable lo
I say ahtre the main body is, hut presume it is
I the column which ia said to have par-icd Mil-
j len, neither can we say where ihe main body
is Eoi":, hut it 'S believed Shermnn is making
jail speed lor Hi unswi( k,. on the coa-l, and
may reach there Willi some ol his nrmy, hut
heforn he rencbi s U'un Water he will proha-
biy have lo fi,ilit one or Iwo general actions.
At any rate lha ca npaign is drawing lo a
ch se, and the end will he Shermnn reaching
the coast or his defeat, and perhaps suneiider
at some point to al.idi he now is
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Sherman's Arrival at Milieu Doubtful.
The Kit hir.oinl dispalch of the .'ith-snja il is
not cerium whether h has yet reached Mil -
len, though i!k fact m nsMiinid
At P M. lust Friday ti e telegraph opera-
lors ul M llrii anno inci d th t Sherman was
within -t miles ot the place
Nolhiuir had lecn heard from ihere-since
he had b en within 2(1 mi rj of Millen turn
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MORE ABOUT SHERMAN.
The Kuvacnuh Pepublican, of the Ivtinal ,
ayr:
1 he whereabuuts of Sherman's main tody
has been satisfactorily ascertained , mid his
movements ysterday indicated anything hut
decision of purpoe as lo his desiinati in. The
signs are that many people who have been
alarmed al his Inking them in his line of
march w.ll be agreeably disappointed.
Tha Augusta Chronicle of the IlHih til','
says it must he conlirmcd that for the pat,!
week Slmrni.iii has sticcesfd'ully acied the purl
of an artful dodger, confounding all calcula
tions at'.c' exciting general apprehension by
his eccentric movements. The latest rcpor s
indicate t'mt he is mov ng lowaids thu Savan-
nan river, tie iu iy iiirn up in rMigusia, anil
seek to force his way through South Carolina.
or he may hurry up for Savannah or iiiuns -
wick.
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News From Rebel Sources.
The Augusta Chronicle of the 1st says:
It ia repoited ihnt a naity of Sherman's
scouts visited Denuras Kerry, Savannab liv
er, on Sunday. They remained sometime iu
that vicinity taking observation.
Il id llioughl by many that Sherman will
endeavor to cioss the Savannah liver at that
point.
The Savannah News of the l!!hli soys:
Sherman seems lo he making no pror'ss.
He appears to he hesitating, ami acting
as though he was caught in a 1 a 1 box, and
din'l knnw how lt gel out afraid to go for
ward, und cannot go hat'kanrJ. His men anil
animal ere tired and h mgiy, with our lorccs
rapidly closing in around him. All these
things cx.'ire the livtlict Lopes uf his utler
destruction
The Augusta (Vinslilutionilist of the Hili.li
says:
Il is generally conceded that Sherman i
avoiding l oth An; uta ai d Macon, and has
gone on law ndmg way either lo Savat.uuh,
HrunswicK or Port Itoyal
The ltlcbuiuiid DispuK lt, of the jib instant,
sayst
Dick Taylor has been put in cunitimnd ol
the rebdl cavalry, operutin; against (J ttoral
Shermai.
1'he Augusta Chionicbi, ol the 20ih altimo,
says:
It is rumored that Wheeler, iu the fight at
Waynesboro, captured over two thousand
prisoners
7'he Consttsutionalist, however, snya the
Yutiki e cavalry, with whom Whi ch r fought,
numbered 15tJ.
The Richmond Whig save rebels at (liis
wnldville captured the breslwnrks from ihe
Yankrea .
The Macoii Telegraph says they charprd
tltroiigh an open field to within filiy yurds of
the woiks and then withdrew
Hardee under dale of flriswoldville, 2d,
elaiin't that he bus repul.etl Foster on the
railroad ul thai ioiu! and also a lorct of
murines under Admiral D.ihlrt'rn at ('oosn-
Wllltll,
The liichinond dispatch says it is itow he'
lirved (hat Shermans objective point is Dm'
reu, and he has mussed his lorccs to march
there
This is near the tnnuili of the Alabntia, .'ill
miles South of Savannah. '
The Richmond Whig s.ys the Yunkees ap
propriated over 2 Oti'J horses and uniltM in
(il.ucok and Warren colnties,
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Capture of Oriole.
Nt.W Yollg, Dec 8 Il appears hy a lelle.
from the captain now a prisoner that llie sbip
Oriole wus captured bv tbo Olasler iluring
her visit II' Sun ly Hook early Lint month.
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Rebels in Good Spirits.
NkwYokx, Dec. H Tie liichinoi.d K
amiuer aaya Foster undoubtedly llii.u,',St
Slicrwtan wus near Savunnab when he ad
va need from Port Itoyal tocoopera'e wiih j
him, but il was iortuuate lor us it happened
lhat Shermau was some forty miles ctt
. Kic'iinond papers claim iiood won a victo
ry at Franklin, citing fact our forces fell I at k
ut night to the defenses ot Nashville as proof
The Seutiuel reviews Slier man's move iiichim
and hriea for tbe largest rnwiaure ol success,
claiming lhat Lectin do nulling ictiti.slo
the Confederacy Thai he will loose a lare
pat i ion of Ira army, and has left Hood til win
tuccfrsa in the West.
The Tribune special says Mcrr tt's expedi
tion lo Loudon Val'cy returned with to thou
sand hea I of cattle, one thousand head if
s.ieep, hi'k tl. a ioiiI" horn, a. Ttie win. 'a v al
ley lies hern stiipp'd of att ck nt least liv,i
miles each ide ol the pike. All hams ice
luiiiing hay and o. her lorage burned I bis
io';"oj iu vii7hwh
ot Miwhy a m?it. 1 uu rnni wu to tjepr vn
rurrrill in uf lln'ir gupuliei, uixl it hut be
p-fttjr i If L-iiiul in dttiufi to.
Jt appi-ftr ihil thu country t ot tie
mounltina hhrtiinU (n tiverrihiuK junt tit it
tl tit tirfortt ihn war, lha pftoj.U Imviiig i euli.f.l
bnt littl of the trrTM-iH of reStlion
Xhe utsiJu' of llfV, Urn nn to the (Jt'ori
Lfiflitiire ii piiljliflii tl
The Oiovernnr mdeAHirnnif ptouiwh euiimt
the reoomeieiidtatinn lundi t.v Jell luvi to
llie rebl t'oiijiresf , to repcui Ihe eieinniioii
of ell ulksiee, i.d vent in him diivriMion lo
detHit euch n?rioi.i ei hp mv think Gl (o pun
ue rxeuiLteJ rriiffMion. He nhowi thut no
...,, -uid ,-., no an, bus , whatever,
without th tint. rut ol Davis, and lilierly of
tba Dress would be entirelr deslroved
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Fight with Indians.
T'rst vn Cn v, I ci in'ier H Detachments
1 it ai 'I 3 I lit id' I Vl.irY'l" cavairv, under Col.
Cli'iviiivl. n, I''l it Ii 1. 1 Willi the Indians urnr
I'.irt 1, on. I li.i'klind bi-twien linraud live
litiuilii d iniimui, anil ciipliired about fire
hundred iiuni- and luilbs 'Ihe Chi fs
lllaek Keltic, While Antelope and Lilllo ll ih
wi ie k i it. ,1.
'I he Indians a e'e alu ut tKMtstrong.
Our Inns win nin" kill d and thlrly ei.-ht
wounded. Tin- trunks mu still pursuing the
savu,;cK.
From Nashville.
N'ashvii.i.k, Dec 7 --.Milters nl tlin front
pres-nt no cn nix- irrm in u hi m erut nays
pri-v.o is Their w.i 'ess c iiiim- u ii'i..- tu .I vy
Hin usn-il A r- bel inticij i e :,iabli.lie I on
the li.ull'. louneeii niiie. d.mn ihn r.ver.
L ist. nibt seven giinb ni-e w.-ul down and
i-ngaped ihe haileiie., but w Ib. ut il'slodging
ll.ctn Itom their p michi Tbe hiial). temrn
1 d to dn , one 1. 1 in i ciiMih riibly (liinned
A n colilni.a-ulKe " n uiaile lo day hj ourj
fo ces bctai i ii ili,t L. lemon unit Nolanila
vtlle pil.es.
Atu-r pii
'tig a i licit ilistnio'e the t.i,c
rcd in corsiilerabb' fofi.c
inr we e di
ur troops cbai g'd upon the hill, .winch ihry
occnpiid au-l illov,- ilein i ft
Two orthrtenien w,-re killed, ai.d e-vi n
severely wounded, and a lew; incns!ibi ly
Willi It-led.
Col Johnson who en-npt d Ii tun tbe block
house no. 'J, so provi leui'y was 8litrl.lt wcun-l-ed
by a bullei from a rebel lores lo day Two
prisoners were btouchl in, the hot br'ci ;-ing
lo the llhh renn. and Atkaions reytiuent..-.
Kiver live fert scant abools tilling.
Shelling the Rebel Lines.
LmiirVM.t.K, D. fcir.brr H. Yes'i rt!a's
Nti-diviHe Piums ;a)'s:
Tba the! ins id thu rebel lines and tin 1 1
woiking parlies was k'-pl up on the ( t ti , In. I
haiillv eo viotousty aud netsislenily as llie
day befoid
Forrest, wi.h b'f ci'ii in on!, is said to In
aerois lint Cninbei l;.n l We cuiiimt v tub
tor Hie mil l hi ilu siutt.ni. -nt, bnt eneil as
we hear it.
The impression giius siirngih amou ; both
soldiers and . i . ns tl,a; theCoiili ileraies aie
(oaciiulinir. II Ibis be so the match on Ken-
lucky in iv I c ii.ul lo have commcui i I. Wo
'Innk it ipuie pu.sMtite, indeed pr,ibehle
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, December 8.
IIAKSI! MAN'S FLOITH-lted vluat,
shob'salc .fH 00 l;.'l:'il $111
UTIKAl--if i.., 1
COUN llln
OA IS-ii..
UYI'i I 2 ,.
IIAULKY 1 oiioi'ltiii
TKAS f2 M(,i:i tin.
ctii''Fi:i; 6ii(if,.-.c.
SIMiAlt an.
SI'OAU 2o(,ii.2Hr;;t.'!0c, per pound.
It'll'I'KIC .Sl'(l.lt-.'t:,c p.-r Ib.
ciU SHi'il) su(iAlt-:i:t'.. Hoc pei ib
M()L.SM:.H-I 'll.f.nlliil per pal.
1(1 'IK -2(1,. per Ib.
I.MfD SflfH'Z.'i
i:U4'TF.i: :.".(.'. io
CUKKM'I-HOo
SI AItt'll-l'jc per Ib.
SOAPS 15c p. r lb
DHIKD AI'I'LI'.S -I0( -.'J
ItliANS Per bu.diilJ'J titl(n 2 .Ml
Kfiti.S-H'ifcl'Ip.r dor.
TOHACCO !lt6r,$l oil per Ih
Silt) I' $.i 7."nit; lltlper sack.
LI'IAD afle per II,.
POTATOKS. 1 0lif.il I 25 per hu h
KWI'II'II' POTATO KS-I -III p.,- Ill,cl.
DAY Timothy f'.'snelll per tun
WHISKY I !tl
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.
AT MORRIS & CHALFANT'S WAREHOUSE.
December 7.
21 hlnls. 14 hhds Mic-on countr. Ky , vi,:
2 at 7 2.a7 J5; I nt 8 25; 1 at ' 1.0. 3 nl
12 60: 1 t.t U HO; 2 ut 15 7.'i; I at 111 2.1,
I at IH Mi; 2 al 21 10. I al 21 00; I l.htls
Virginia, viz I nl G 25; I a! II till, I at
24 00; 1 ot 41) (ill, 4 bbds ('oiumoii Imlm.iH
vi: I m ti 25; V, nt 7 (it), 1 nl ti HO; 1 at 'J
lull.
Sil.ltS AT IIoUUAn's WAItUIOll-U.
25 hhds and IH boxes, vi.: l'J bl. da M t-on
County Leal. I.ilga nil. I Tiaih: .'I nt 7 25 H
art 25; Ii at II (10,1125; I at III 00. Ii at 15
1)0, -tin 10 O'l; I at is till; I at II) till, 1 ni
20 50, lai 24 5o: Ht 2'J 00. 11 Mi ls Ylr
igii.i.i 2 at It! flll.,20 110; I al 25 lit); I at 2
00, I at 21 liu, J at 4 1 10 U b. xes K. n
Hoky and Yugi.iiu, ranging liout 6 00 to i'l
00 Ken ipls light
December 7. New York Stock Market.
Skw Yokk, Dec Slovks h.wei; Vm.e
ti, O'o.tl cp-ned al 242 and ctt.st I al 211);
Sterling H:t(, Itt-nding 37: !'rie s:tj. Nt w
York Cen tiKi 22J, F.ri.' !)f.J, Ci'id S',i,
S'Xes ol Cl .coupoi.'. Ill',; sixes tin reeisli I I
IIU; : i.X's5II0 lOnpoiu t-j; 10-40 c .upoiis
1JIJ one year cerlitieiiie.i y..)j
New York Market.
Nt.w Yohx Dec. M Coiton qniit and
steady at I 2Hti on lot- miidtitigs, Flour lllc
etter at 10 ID II) 25 lor ixira elale, and
II 20-ill 115 (tir round hoop Ohio; Wheal
2 10J higher and active at 2 III) for Miltfankt-e
cliit', sn I 2 52$ for choict' nmhi r KeiiiiiLl.y
and Michigan; Uve and llo-Vv quint; (V.rn
dull and noni ne.l ut 1 OH.,1 !i:l lor imx-d
western; (litis In Utter kt I 1)5 fi r wt fleit ;
P01 k dei nl. illy bigln r at H4 lor Iwo Tears old
metis, o7.iitH 511 for oria year old it ; litl 25 tor
prime; II ef aa.l Cmine'iis firm; I, nil hrti.rr
a' 22'2.'l.; Wbi-kv quii-i; w. .letn In Id nl I
1)5; with tiu)i 'M 1 til!; Hug,t ft m; Pi im,', nm
firm at 4!l lor i"ih, 71:i',2.lor n lined in!
Lo .1 and tl Ic do lor Ii"'-
a ShTlinnirs IJolo!,1
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N K W AIt!tA.(iKM KNTT.
MA V K Ukvi ti t'iii uM mikI iHipnUr Hold on Hei- nl
mrvr1', !':. n, an t hi. p.. i v ih. ir atieiii'.it iv
hiiite t i uuni tht Wo'l-faiiit'iJ ie uniioti of U.m
1- UilOW.1 holl at I
'lli -siTvii'wtts i klr. il nri "ot-U-r, n r.illy knuvtii '
Vf li5'lt IfCWIMfil M (l 1
ihn iiaUnuiKc : .Im loriiiT IncuilHiH eonitiVni:
BHtM'p.t.
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K A M'-,I-A(..m nt.'.l io IISvwm
J.I..-B i-ii--4"nts asnii'il lo selinewiee
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lit Ai(!'AiTsi-i I'm y, ri Mammal. )
1 tHM (NH tv-M II A I. 1 IKTt.lt T or tllllM, L
I'A.T.it., iimo, I i t n.tr r ft, lnH. j
rplIK U ir l) pm ttTi'iil ha nmhi.nik tl (ho orinul-
J. HUIt'O , Hi.'
First Corps of Veterans,
IMIKII MAJ (.K.V HANCOCK,
t it st l.li.,.He.l a tiile nifti h-Iio hnvet ervert tae years,
toi.i h tie U en In. ii,, 'hI' y iti-flisru. il.
llieloeeiil urutin.Rstuai if .laint ry t. IS'15. anil ss
It"- H'lte It. stu-ll, in air, 'I, llie .i-'.Virti,till In i I, r
tl, s c.,r.s e.tei.'ls, : p( Ii, sime un.it ' e ms'ii inni e
'li.i i ly.
Hermit ml rrreire tirrr humtrrd (Inla rt
hminti inimrdintrlij on Mug niH.sterf'1
in, inni tie allownl.ut i rnratiiin uf
utri'iae. In ntuin thtir m ma
ii-i u mi mrulu uf
llonortiblo nntl DlNtlngulshrd Ntrvlre.
Trar.-.ria'if n l l le 'ii.in'li. , them, I Wash
nii.l a
VETERANS, FALL IN !
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A t I'niv. Mlivhsl.
Slil and A
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A tl ti. . Vnti
UVA). ZUEIUiLEN'S
Celebrated Black Ink.
M Olllll.l.'l ui c.t Mint Stlllt
AT
Wholesale and Retail,
KAY ION. OHIO.
Neo lli..,. iiit .-t Kranlilm ae.l l.u io blreele.
"NO. 15
it.vt n,.,i
Internal Revenue.
SM'('li,l AsSOMiltitl !S(.
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ir m)ii, '1 tl 1 hi I Utiiui.T
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IlifMI
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l liit-Si-K. r.!. li vi or I'ctit U,iuiiK
iniul'
nr.lMl.-c W lli lint renti;t..m..t,t- 1 A
IhtiUil 1.1 li. Ilk!!.--, I.I.Mr..H.,I Jul , 4. .... nil
I'lnni tl lor Him hi- uiliitK Im( (snitri r 31 ,
n-(M. ii iiv, n Motit-I.y iho inlut Am-I.-
IK'U. IU..1 Him Hxmr lullKt If lisai.l ..11
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ly tli-ir tint.
M0M'iiiiM;,i;y cmwrv
) "V iit"W!ll l. (yilt.-t. il nt ihn ili' of tht an
ion, t h
in r.i 1 nir.i t.,.u j,ij..ri.o .H.tx iH,
U H.oOinY. of I tr I'oltir, lh-j-niy (.'nll.otoi; IIhiiiI
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Al Hi" "lii -c r.r J.w 1't M.iriU, I,
ty t'oilrtjlui,
niioi., "(no t or
I'Kl I...K CunSTY
i tii.- it .-i- or J ei ., ram-t.ii. j v,,u ir Ooiiwi. r.
.1 Uwl II .I..-.H t,,lln.-iorM I im'. o Oliin.
To Horsemen.
I lllyt
MIK.VKKIIV ST Cilllt A Mi I HI hill Sis.
tl SSI.I'.li. ,t nock,
tor'ner purlin r 01
N 'l 'I IAN SIl'IKllMAN.
A V NIJ n'--nc I n Shot i.i
N!it' tti the rotnnr
ittt. m n- w iTefMs'tl
("in to luiVtA iln-ir
I f-l. Irtirninl J-.'.rth -
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Mi in. ni n 1 i. f i: , urn! hnvth4 ,.ur .1 ex
. ri 1 it 1,11- n .s., t,.-y tuvilf the Hiinttoii o
I""1' Ill1- Irti ' r H ' V MM III -Oil ,1, lU- Wlllfll.
iit-HVor 1 iii. i uii
ll 14 1'ii.niptly an,, tlo lot
'll-l o lll V
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MM H.01K
vV FEED ST0UE!
BY.M Qiiiiiilits
nl burst Trices!
nV;Nii , -eh , ..I ihr,-:.i,r sll.l red .Inrs le
ml) k.-i.l 1.) I. 1 . r ll. M, r ,11,111 ure. 1, a Irw
' '""I -i 11 . n .'i UU.'
ties (
11 ti.D.I iIih lisl quail.
ri.iu !t. 1
IM .U4I,
. ! Vcr jou li in uny part
h i I wi t I,
It,. M
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0,000 Dushals
IMasfieod Wanted,
umi'.i, u-r M )o.-h
!: til l,t-, ta.lt
I'. 1.. mi in. ri ir n't 1 i
ti-.i'ii.. r. ir K. -t . j .s
rt ll l t .11. Olno
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Ki tin llrwt
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.fVt7 ft'JlllON
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( Mlltl I lol'l sal I r . Ik), O.'
To Horsemen. Stove Store.
Jok. K. tUiraa.
Jy Mi Mom
nkw stovi: s ioiu:.
IIOI KN SI.M 1 KII,
MAMW'AC l UKKUS OP
"IllVeS. WD.lll, ,!in, A-t KrlS-HT
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H il, n.VAKK. Hl'iHk KITH F.v ir, li.
I ...o' it.. I i i.r..i, o-titi riis.lMti oi'.lrr.
sr r ii s,i. ,n 'etfc.r. m rt.1. ot.ujs lo lbs
ftliw..! II. IU
K.I U ll iij I B.ll'J
Olilo.
Bki.1T d tlf
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bul k a Mv at ast a, a.