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WAR NEWS.
From New Orleans.
From New Orleans. NEW YORK, Dec. 28.
n .teamer Cnlumhi mlvrd tv
fei.ht from New Orle.i; "
ana f 8.1 The stumer Hi'"" nse lo
rrifr from New Orleans J-'. No
- nf mrnnont. The rebels, think
they eee less if M"" f ommandar In
60. Ba'. PC"1' ,n streets I"
rrnwd. One of them sent ehillenfr
tutirn. Butler, who put it in his nckol
and enl the rebel Word that if lift d.
$fA an onset to com nn, In tti airoet
or rberer Use it mipht mt him beat.
Oe. Co'Oornn, wilh tho Irish I.e.
jinn, hA armed below New Orleana.
. The Delta hs had nresainn tn rebuke
the lurking treason nl llir Picayune.
Large number of apociilalur hud ar
r!rrd and ninjr cire an impetus to trsde.
Gen. Ilnnkn U T.'ry bu and in in
twartw enunciation with (in". flutter,
end the heat of feeling rsixltt between
them and their respective t(T.
Col. Elliot, of ilia lt Iuiiin Reg
lo.ent, had rei.riied.
Can. Dank and Built were eore.
fitdod on I). nl.M of the llilh by Hie
btnd if the 3Uth M .asschi.seU.
Gen Banks' Proclamation.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE GULF,
New Orleans, Dec. 16,1862.
In obedience to urders from th I'rrsl
nVnt. I have samrned command nf tlio
Department of the Gulf, to wlilrh i added
by his special ortler, Hip 8lutn nfTi Jtn".
The du'T ith hich I am chitrerd, re-
fl'tlrrr me to s!r-tlu lh rrtertion of
the Owrnment of the Unilnd Btntn. ll
h BIT deaire to tecum to the penplo nf
ry class III 111 privtlrpe o! pnsa.es.
inn and enjoy mnl which are r nsiatent
with publir safety or whirh it ia pomihlp
fur a lin Iceut and just Govrruniei.t lo
ennfrr. In tho i x 'vi.tioti of t!io lilifli
rtiai with which I am chnrjjf-d, I rely up.
on the en-npernllnn and cuinai I of all
loyal and well-disposed people end upon
the mauiliil Inti-reat of these ilvinilt'iit
np n the pursu ts of peace, s v eil an
oon the enpt orl nf n tl and land force.
My iliilrui'.'iiina require mo to tr nl a
ui-inir tliore alio nr enrmicH, hut I
hll (tii ly r"ird friimiln ihxe who
refrirnda. No rcMriclinna will he plac
ed uuoii the frct'il.iin ol iiiilividiinU. hirh
a.e nl Imperatiroly iK'in.in.l. d hy the
rnnal'lrruioi'i f pnhl c lafi ly I ut
while th""lr rlniuid w ill In llheratly coll.
idered, it ia due alau to thrm to atatc
that ill the riyhtn ol' Ihu (i yi'rnmcnl will
be unflinchingly ina.nlniiifJ. K icctlul
eonaijeralioii ami a prompt n paralion
will be accorded to all prrnona a lioarr
wrnnift'd In body or cutnte hy three under
my command. Tim (Jovrrnmi'tit dorit
not profit hy the prolongation of llm civil
rontrat or the private or public eulP'rinij
which attend it. ta I'ruila are not riii.
ly diatriLuti d. In Ihu dlaloyil Ktniee,
d eolation haa rinpirr nil the m a ni U on
the land. In ttie North, the war in en
a hiding Borrow, hut not yet a cnlnm'ty.
Ita citief ai d towna era InrriinBiii-r !n
ululion, wealth and Hwer. Tlu re
ugeel from llio South alone, cotnpeif
aale in grcnt pn-t for the Uriiblu decima
tion of buttle.
Tho peuple of thia ilepnrlineiit w ho are
diapused to atake their for to he and livaa
0'D renat nice to tin ti voriimeiit, mav
wiaely rflTt upon the linn.ui. hie condi
tione which aurrnund them. Tin valley
ol the Mmaiaaippi I" the choaen aetit of
population, product and power on tb
c ntinenl.. In a few yenrn Sl.',00tl,(00 of
p-cpl,-unurp'rt in material, rcnottr
era and ranac'ty fonwar. will awarin U
o ll-fertlU rivere, llioicw lin aotinip
to act i vMUikuiia upon their efoihio to the
tiulf, ciuM up u a power uit uiven to
man. Tho rmntty wnahed try the wa
ters of the Ohio, th" Missouri and the
Miaaiaaippi, enu nevxr bn permnurntly
aiwred. IV uito veneration hnaclv bur-
I, r away Ita rikhta, iuiinortnl heuori
will rot uponaiiothi r thai reel linn tin in
Jt il io V. r i aiid p titer Hint the K.iat
and Weat may be acpnrnted. Thirty
iu'a dietntirn from tho mnrketa nf Eu
rope miy antiniy tho w ant of L' uiniom
and Arka.iaaa, but it will not aimwcr the
diuiauda of Iilmoia and Ohio. The vnl
Uj of the Stiaaiarippl w ill hnvn ita iK-it ia
upon the Ailant'c. The phyairtil force
of the Weat will debouch tiputt it nhnr. n
with a power aa n aiailean aa the torrent
of ita Iflaut rivera. Tiie Country cannot
be pt riuattrntly ilA 'd.il; rcaceleaa wiim
nay drain it blood and 'reaaure ; iKhiii .
tic tyrauU or foin foea may tfraap the
aceplre nl ita power, t ut it dea'.iuy will
remain unchanged.
It will alill Uo unite i i Cud haa ordain
rd It. Wha avalla, then, the deatrurtinu
of the bat (levernnieiil everdVvlaod by
man the aell adjaMlnir, ell'-rorroctinn
Coiialiluliun of the United State,
Peoplo of th Sutliwial I ' Why not
accept tha condition impoaod by the im
perlou neceaaitica of gcograph:.'.! con
Hgiiratlon aiid-r mmercial auprciiiary.and
rui'auulta yi irr ancient proaperity itnl
raliuvn I Why not became tho fouud
i ra nf tttati-a, which aa tho entrepot and
depni of yum? own central and valley
may atind In the aflluenee of their reaour.
Cu without tuperlor and in the privilege
tif the pcoplo w ithout a peer aiuuiijr the
nation of the earth 1
(Signed) N. P. BANKS.
Major-Genl. Commanding.
The Capture of the Ariel.
PANAMA, Dec. 15.
The ateamer Ar! I r ached Aapinwall
on i'riday ninht, the Suth in', hivitif;
but.M overhauled by the Alabama on the
Tth int.,oll Cuba ami taken to Jamaca.
The Ariel detained lor '.wo and a
half rlaya, and then reh-aicd after her
cipture had token out f I J, OdO in aperie
on Ire if lit for N icaragua, the property
ul lo tioutheru men, and unie boot
and ai.cr. The ollicer of tho Alabama
aln mad priaoner nf and dinanned
Capl. Hartrie of the United Slate navy
who w ooiuiuo' out to tuke ouiinaud
o the Cyrne: Cant. . Garlaed of the
Marina eor, eu route hr Mara Itlam',
Caliiorui, and lomt other United
Bialea i ffijer and 130 marineat and (
lertukinir all thier equ pmeuta, IncluJ-
Ing Iheir aide arm., rrleaacd them
parol, ttwa.at Hr.t contemplated ty
Catil.
aveiawc to bum the Ariel, but iu
conaidcratioa of the number of helplc
wntneo airaVcMUIreu aboard, ho allowed
ker to proceed., llappeara Memme wa
lookinr eut lor tha- aleuaicr Champion
alien La full in with the Arial. Ueforo
overtaking Ih Ail,- Capl. Senunra
fired a blank cartruhie at her and after
word a ahull, which strut It ber for mast,
nearly rutting it m two.'
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.
,. A report haa reached Waahinjton tliat
aveoaipany ol tti Vd rennayirania t
alty, coeomandtd by Cob Frice, atatioo'
ed at Oocoqanrwa (urpriaad Un morn
inr bt adeiacbmeut of rebel cavalry.
A Bgbt occured, in which a number were
wounded, and Capl. Johuaou of tha
Fnuaiylvanla Cavalry, who wa in Colo
aaarnj, killed. Several supply wamiua
era capture! by the enemy. Ilia alao
- tee that tka rebela eauturad aauia
- f ou t -oopa aatd a fittcry at Dumfric
tT Thart I, ,abla advioea barn
IU aruw ol Ut4r,!, Craut or Roat
trakf- .
From Arkansas.
FAYETTEVILLE. Ark., Dec. 29.
One of the moat difficult ami dannir
raidi of the war hjnt heea mad by a
Sari i me nrmy oi ine t rontter. Un
aturday Oen.Horron itarted with por
tion of Li cavalry and Infantry for the
omer tine of lloetnn Blotintain.
Geftv Dlunt left Can Hill at the
Hint time by another route. The S col
nrnn went in Hy lit marching order, with
8 day' rooked ration, marched 4i mile
without topplnp, took two batteriea with
out cniaaon. Tho artillery and hnirirag
wtgon were drawn acrou tho mountain
by twelve horao Uam.
At d iyll;'lit ycaterday morning the two
command joined at Lee'a creek, thne
mile iuth of the mountain, where cav
alry and artillery, numbering 9,000, alar
ted for Van lluren, leaving the infantry
to follow a faat a puibl. Two rebel
rrginictitof cavalry we encountered at
Dripping ripnng.
Alter anharp akirmieh the enemy were
put to flight, leaving i ven killed and
ninny w timleil en tho field. Wa lout
noi.e killed and but four woumlO'l. Our
force immediately followed the flying
rebel to Van Huron. Here a plviidid
ehurgu wa made, led by (rein. Illuut and
llerroti in peraon, reulting ill a cuinplutn
I victory oyer the enemy . Thu ribol cav
alry ruined on board ouio atcambntita
and eae.aped ufcly Iw tho othur aidu of thu
river.
Two .teamer", over 140 primmer,
among them aivcrnl ( Hicera and Mind
man' Exprea niceni;oia were raptur
ed. A third boat wna run a-liore, which
wilh thou that took tho rebel ncruin
thu river, will bodiatrnyed,
A large ipianliiy of Corn, camp equip
age, trbiiaporluliun, n.ulu unit liorea
were alao aenril. The lull tx'ent ut the
captu'c not yet known. When the
uieaa, iiror l. lt.tlio inluiitry and artillery
were about eiht mile in the rear, haat
aiiiug lurwurd u li,al aa tho nearly im
paaanlile mail wr,tilil allow. Thu peo
ple in th.it aec.lion were taken entirely by
urpriao and weru lerr.bly Inlileneil.
Ilindmiiu, who i on tlio i.ilu r anle of
the river w i'h hi whole loree, i unublu
or unwilling to engage tia. The patlm ay
to the Arkniia.i r.ver haa now been open
ed, and il th;iiiiliiiata will open thu low
tr on il ol it, thu M int r a work of the
Army ol Ihu Frontier ia dourly marked
out.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Ætna.
CAPE RACE, Dec. 20.
The atermaliip Kma, Irom l.ivi rpool
on the 17th, aid lluneiiatuwn IHth
paaaed here Sjlurday ni;lit.
TuO I'eraia arrived at l,.verponl with
maehiil'.'ry dianbled. Tint Aia takea
her place on Ihu iiiilh.
llreudatuir quiet and eteady. l'rovia
iona dull.
The I'reaidoiit' meajaun wa pauerly
eativiiraed. Il had no i licet. No in.th
i rxhibt 'il in the emancipation aeheinc.
Tho L hi. Ion Timea e iyi it ia atillii icnl
that Lincoln i xpreaae rean r.t lor tint
righta of tit till it Ik and a rrudiiieaa to e
lalilia'i neutral I convention to ecjimt coin,
plaint. Wonl of ..ll'enco "re. b it to the
8i crelary of the navy, and experiuuce
haa hownhow little they need be heeded
wher we look toward the H nitli. The
Time ay thai Ihu mi aangti of Mr.
Lincoln i lea a threat o, extermination
than a hid lor peace.
In auolher art, rh) llm Tiiiu aaays the
emancipation euhenie of Mr. Ieueoln ia
lalxir.'il juliHtitiito f ir hi edict of ti.ip
lembir and the dream ol a very weuk
man,
The I, ird n Herald find the Lincoln
meaange liiude up of ilaliludea, nbaur
diile unci inconaihU'iicie. It nilda: Mr.
Lincoln ought t ) know tliat if tlio Con
federate went Hut allowed bellijf.'rout
rlL'ht, tlio block:id i of the Southern
port and the aearchof Ilriliah !tlp could
not be tolerated.
The London Daily Now ay: Mr.
Lincoln' I'ltialiciputiou anlietno tloea Ilia
humanity credit, but it ha no faith In it
and bclieua thul thu liberation of the
alavu can only bu uccompliliud by
war.
The L"i:l. n Morning Puat cannot im.
hl'iiio now thu r eih rut ti . veniinenu ar
rived l the coticltivion that Great llril
aiu, alter oneo reeonixin llio bellij-er-eul
1'bar.icicr of thu Smith, would recede
loin tho poailion taken.
Tlio London ISl.ir ay that Mr. Lin.
Coin' emancipation elieui muy fail to
breuk In piece the coruer-etotiu of blu
very. LivrRrooi, Dor. 17. IlreiliuO' Mar
ket generally quint and ateady.
I.ate.t via Quccnatown Liverpool,
Dec. It), i veninjj. llr, adaltitl downward
tendency.
Tho Ttifcarora bad overhauled the
teamer I hitle w : en leaving ninderia
for Naau. The Uritiah war atramer
lutopard tried to atop tho Tliialle to aee
what tho Tuacaror hud d ue, but the
Tliiatb) would not (top. The Tuarnmra'a
olhU'tr repreaeiited that they hud not
token the Tlnalle, but it wa conridorcd
atruni'ft that alio rati away from a llritliah
leaai l. Tuacnr.ira lelt Madeira on the
30th of Novumber, to reiuMi in a fun
day.
The London Ghbe defend tho Urit
iah Government agaiuat blame in all the
Alabama affair. Il any that thu Fed
eral tgetita Could Hot (jet rvidenco autll
rlcnt agninat le r, and the Government
could Hot poihly intetfure.
The Time ba ail editorial to the
ma orVect.
It i reported ibat Slidell had uother
Interview witn napoleon, and thai
Druuyu Do L'tluya and l'erigny ftvor
the South.
England ofl'ra, with the cuiaent of
the pewir, lo CtJu thu Ionian Uluid to
Grcuce.
Notice to Paroled Prisoners.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 22, 1862.
Special Urder No. 10U.1
on!heroelve.. and who are m.w abenl from
I Cntp without leave, will bo reported lo
Alt paroled ufliuer Mho, by general or
pecial otV.era, h ve been cuinuianded to
report at Camp V alluce (or Camp I haae)
and who have not done o, and all thoac
ha alter having dune ao, have abaenleii
' . 7 " ' 7. , .
uaiiuil tliaiinej vvuiiuuiiuiniiif uiauuaacu
Irom lit aervice, provided they do not re-
port themselves at theaa hi auuuai tcra on
or berur the elh of January m xt.
All non commissioned otneer and iri
valea m bo have been captured, paroled
n l ordered to report to Camu Wallace
or Camp Chaae, and who hav not done
o, or having done ao, lias tnr beut
ed (hrmelvia without Irave, notice ia
hereby given that they not only forfeit
iheir pay for tlie time ihev are abavnt,
but Ibt'y likewise render Umniaelve lia
bl to puuiahmeut aa di-sarters. All al
the abort) clasa who shall rtpott at these
he adquartora on or before tha Mb day al
January, 18S3, will be rxeaipt from pun-
isbuient s deserter.. All w uo tail lo ui
ao, will bt tried by a aourl-niartial and
punished,
lly command of Brif.-Gen. Cooper.
WM. VAN. DOEHN.
A. Gen.
OrThe Raleigh Standard publi.hs
Ui following i - f (M. N.) sckoow
ladga na masttra, ailher at Washington
or Richmond. Wa will eontral our own
reaoaroea, la the lt resort, fur the de
fen of eur owii soil."
I Au u n n i it n
J 8 UTI f 1 1 Awn I Editor nd Publihr
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OFFICtv tf A Wll ANI lil.Ot U
for. WaiLlatrlon & Market Six.
TIFFIN. O . JANUAHY 9. 163
Condensed War News.
The chief feature and mot unplmiant
war new up to ike S8th ult., in regard to
military matter, In Kentucky, we oh an
from tho Cinn. U art tit, le aa follow :
Tho moat Intereatlng in this aection, ia
the record of John Morgan' iinnbat runt
ed, of at Ictiat iiicceaaful, niovumenla in
Kentucky. Ho attacked, on Kalurday,
200 Union aoldier at Ellxnhethtown, the
rebel force numbering 3 HOO, and drove
them into tho Court House, where, of
course, hu would capture or kill the whole
of them. Ho tranaact' d a largo buaint a
In the way ol bridge-burning, and it will,
we presume, he weeks, If not months, bo
fnru the Louiayillo and Nnahville Rail
Road will again bo In uporuton. This
Inat raid of Morgan is a valuable one for
tho rebels, and a very serious one for the
National came. If the Into rains have
riaiwi tlio Cumberland river, the damage
to the railroad may not embnrra ua an-
moan, uui nun rwno mo eoiiai quetieo
ran hardly bo cnliulated. That Morgia
ahould have been perniilleil, with a force
of 8,000 men, to croaa tho Cumberland
rivor into Kentucky, and inavn leisurely
along thu ruilroad to Elixahethtown, de
stroying bridgea am.' goliblitig u,i garri
aoii. is amaxing, and if ho ia permitted
lo ecipu, alter doing all this miachief,
it will be disgraceful in tho rxtreme.
There wus great exeitemeiit at Louiaville
and wo b.mlit not il was apprehended
that Morgan would taku tho city with
band of ruving cavalry. Thul I bo reh
els mean to send a large loruu or any
forco nt all into Kt Mucky, to remain, we
do not hellevo. They know belter than
to linili rti.ko llntt Itnleas they think ol
iihiindoniiig Tehuiace, allpping away
from lloaneiiASs, getting in bia rear, cut
lii g cnmmiiaicatiuna, try their hand
again at the capture of Louvillo and
Cincinnati and cany tho war into the
North. Wliatrvtr their programme is
they have tucceed. d admirably in cut
ting iff railroad communication, initiating
tho grand army of tlio Cumberland. The
lata rain may have furnialicd a (ubati
tuto for thu railroad, l uloftliia wo have
no advice. Thero is a coneidernble
iiiiniber of Union troop in Kentucky,
advnntagemiMly located for speeily cun
ueutration, and otiielhing muy bu done
towarJ catching Mokuasj. Our forces
will hardly be put nn tho deft nsivo by
three thtnuoind rebels.
There are rumor that tho robe' have
ti.ken Hickman ami Columhu, Kentucky;
but of these there ia no Confirmation.
Condensed War News. Later-Capture of Knoxville.
The v. ry Iut.-t wo havj fiom the Ar
my of thu Cumberland i frutn L juiavilli ,
dated Doc. a.illi, and the good news la,
that Kitoxvillo, Tclin., thu home of the
bravo and gallant 1'AnsuM Uiiownlow,
haa been captured by Colonel Curler.
lie dealroyed lour Hailroad briib-c and a
largo portion of the Railroad track bo.
tweeu Kitoxvillo and Damlridge. l'usicn
gera from Louiavillu to Sliephordavillf,
report that tnt-y heard heavy firing in the
direction of Lebanon Junction, KopnrtK
urj current that Col. Harluu' brigade la
in ill rear of Moriiau'e force, and it ia
aiiiira.d limy have onpaid lln in. It i
also rumored that a poitioi. ul-Morfun's
forces aro at llardatown, and (hat tlr.-y
ii.ni milium a ioriiuii ol HID irai'K lltfur
t.lisuuclhtowii. The rebels havo boon
repulsed three times from Alunfordsvillo,
and everything llieru is sul'e. Cuiivrnl
Rjaccrana' forcis huvo driven the rcbela
into Murfruisboro'. It ia eU)'poed that
Morgan i tkodadling out of tlio Mute,
- - -
To the Point.
The Iluoll Court of Inquiry appear lo
progress but slowly in its invetligatioii.
During tho i x am nation of tien. Stead
man, the following interrogatory was
propounded by Gon. Uuell ; " Have you
ever heard any officer question my loyal
ty 1" Gom ral Sti'iidman replied "ye."
" Who wahv I" n.kidd'eiHMlUuill
tioneral tradmun doclimd atiaworing,
unit' thu Caurt required him to do ao.'
Tho Court then called upon him to reply.
The General then dated that it might
Implicate one i le Court. Thi slate
mi'iit, iuitcad of making a cliangu In
their dociaiun, only mado tho question
mora important. Gon. .Stcadtnan then
stated that he had heard Gen. tkhoepl
express a douhl regarding Gen, Uuell'
loyalty. Gen. ledimtn wa then isked
what Gon. KcliiK if had aid. Geiural
Slesdman replied that he had h' ard Gen.
Scliorpf ay that General JJav H mm a
traitor!"
Receipts and Decisions.
A apcclul diapaUh Irom WiahlngtouJ
states that Commlssiouvr lleutwell haa
received at hi ottice since iho tsx law
want into operation, nearly six millions
and a half dollars. This due not ia
elude Collector' receipts. l'ommiion
er Ooutwtll bss derided that when inanu
faotured chowing or suiokirg tobacco ia
put up in packages of tin foil paper or
other wrapping material, for eonsuuiers,
the coat of such materials must be de
ducted from tha grot amount of ale,
before tha tsx is levied. Rclitier w ho
melt or retina sugar, or make it from mo
laaaes, are aubjocl to tho ono-Htlh pel
ceut. per pound ou the sugar produced.
The niohaaee or sorter cofl'ee, sugar so
produced, La uot taxed, buing conidrd
reiiJuasi.
OtT The Crawford County for. mi, alill
continue the name of U. L. Vutlaandig
uJejham,(lh Ohio traitor,) at the head
of it per for Governor iu 183. Wa
are not at all turprised at tha editor of the
Forum for doing ao, aa he publirhea tho
tilsal eeeb sheet in Ulao. Great I
fiutieriiut aeeeah Loeofocoiim.
OtT Tbe grand expedition for opening
the Miiippl river ia in notion, aad It
must eooa b liaurd from.
Brutal Murder.
A telegraph dispatch dated Vincanne,
Indiana, December 87tli,glvc aa account
of four men breaking Into the haul oft
man nssaed Ia Purcell, residing six
mile from that village. They entered
his house and demanded his money ap
on his refilling they knocked him duwn
and tuking bis knile, which he was us
ing at Ifie lima splitting kindling, they
rnn it MrenyA A is head I They then
frightened tho other members of the fam
ily Into uhmlsinn and forced Mrs. Pur
cell, with a losdcd pistol at herboad,to
give them what money there was In the
house ) in this way they got 1,700 in
gold and f iOO in bank note and made
their escape, Mr. Purcell died from hi
wound. The yillians made their ea.
cape.
News Items.
I
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03 Col. Keycs moved from Romney
snd took posaession of Winchester on
Tuisilay marning Inat.
03" .Sixteen steamrrs wero soixed at
Cinn. on Mondny last fur llio use of the
army.
03" The n-liel (;cn. June, with 2,800
men, has left Winchester, going toward
Staunton.
03" The Winchester Railroad has
been entirely ib atroyed by the rebel,
and the iron carried ufT.
03 The Governor' Mvs.iago is in
typo, and makes III octavo pagss, so say
a correspondent from Culumliu.
03" Ex-Siirgcon-Goneral Weber has
ennntructed a new army ambulance,
which haa many advinta;;c over those
now in uau, 11 1 will submit a model (o
the sttenlinn of tho Socretary of Wsr.
03 The Uuaaian Government haa ton
derod its aid to Ihu Emperor of Chins in
putting down llio rebellion which ha
ajirond o greatly among hie subjects.
03" Tho London Star says : " Thu
moat eiitliimiaatic mooting hus been held
ul Lauibelh to rxpreas sympathy wilh
tho Anti-rlaery poliry In America.
About 3,lt00 person were present.
03" The L ittiavillo Journal snys it hsa
eonllden.-e that intelligence will bo re
ceived from Eaat Tenneaaso, be for 0 tho
dawn of the New Ydnr, which will glad
den every loyal heart in tho laud.
03" Miry Ann Ry there, of Grand Ra-
pid.r, Michigan, has applied for a decree
of d.Viirce from her huoband, b.-Causo ho
ia nn ollicer ami doing service in tho re
bel army. A cnsililu woman.
03" Member of tlio Legislature who
hold army positions nro resigning, pre- i
punitory ti dichiirgiug their du'ie ut the
next eaion, which will cumiucnce on
the sixth of January.
03" It is rumored that tho gallant Gen.
Duller is to be axsigncd to an important
command in the field. Will I ho North
eru Locofoc'.) lUtternuta howl at this I
If they don't, it will be a wonder.
03"TheN.Y. WorlJ, at tho present
time, ia onu of lite vilest tury prints in
thl ccutitry I Tho Government should
cloao it up, and consign the proprietors
to Fort Lafayette. Wo Imp it will be
done.
0:3 Gov. Tod has appointed Mr. J. C.
Wttiuorc, ol Columbu, Btato Agent to
look after tho Intercuts of Ohio soldiers
in Washington and vicinity, IIo is in
trusted to act In concert wilh tho Ohio
Soldier' Relief Association at that place.
03" The Sinking Fund Commission
ers, loll Columbus on tlie avih ult, for
New York, for tho purpose of paying off
.i Ji,urv Int. Test on tho Stale dobt.
t in bo paid in fold as heretofore an-
ihhiiu'CU
Cr Thirty eight condemned Indian
were hung at Mankato, Minn., nt ID A.
M. on tho -Ulh ult. The gailows wa io
constructed that all fell nt unce. There
wore aeveral thousand ipedators In at
tendance. All paaaed off quietly.
03"" Secretary Stanton, in a recent let
ter, pay a high compliment to tlio Ohio
medical corp in tho army. He regard
it above lliut furnished Ij any other Slate
both tu point of skill and In prompt and
cloao attention to the waul of tho sol
diers. OT The trial of William Hopp.forth
murder of hia wife, M.irtha IIopp, at
Paw-Paw, Illinois, in Juno laat, is now
progressing in Chicago. It i a singular
nae, a the pair had thirteen children.
Y-.'t Iho huaband grew jealoutat thi late
day, and, after considerable lll-trculmcnt,
the murder w a committed
cation between tho partie.
iu au
TUe ground
of defense act up by tho lawyer is lu-
anity.
OCT One hundred head of fino cattle,
which had been purchaed for the rebel
army, in Virginia, wero aciied on the
J'Jdult., by the Uuiou loldier and taken
l from the plantation of one I'helau Lewis,
a wealthy farmer, and appropriated to the
ue of our own men. Upon demanding
the usual receipt, Mr. L"wis received or.e
with these eneourafieg words written
beneath it : " I bolievo Pbelan Lewi to
be a disloyal man and s traitor lo the Go
vernment ol tho United States."
Cr4T The leading rebel along the val
ley of tbo Rappahannock, ate furicui in
their denunciation on General Lee for
not having dest-oyed the Army of the
Potomao while it was massed iu tha
streets of Fredericksburg, and asy that
if ha does net adord them protection from
the ravage of tha Yankee, they will
soon tike the oath of allegiance to the
Natioual Government. What they most
deaire i protection, and they are begin
ning to be very indifferent what Govern
ment give it lo then. .
fjtr A bold attempt waa mad by the
rebels on the S3J ult. to cross the Rap.
pahanuock on rails, H miles below Port
Ceiiway, and capture a squadron of the
Pcnna. Cavalry, doing picket duty along
tho r.vjr. Major Kecnan, who is now
iu couiaiaud of the regiment, aud 1 sta
tioned at Port Conway, got wiud uf tlie
movement through some trusty blacks,
and we fully prepared to reoeive them,
and woula have taken the eutire party
had not aoma of hia men ireJ their gune
too quickly and fng.iteoed them all back
uiikr c vrr ef the w oo-la.
News Items. Our Army Correspondence.
FROM THE 123D REGIMENT.
PETERSBURGH, VA.,
December 21,1862.
.
DtAaTxrsuas :
I suppose you think I
have nothing to do to-day but write you
along and interesting letter. If ao, yon
are sadly mistaken, fori have never been
hosier In my life I arrived here from
Burlington Inat evening, having loaded
11 wagons of four-horsa and six mule
tesma vith stores, and sent them forward.
Ten of the wagons came through yester
day and were unloaded. The balance
(I7)"eame up thia forenoon, together with
a train of 15 wagon from New Creek,
making 32 In all unloaded to-day, Sun
day aa it ia. I have filled a large, brick
Presbyterian Church full. This church
is situated on the top of tha hill over
looking the town, and tho hvdat of a once
beautiful, but now sadly marred pine
grove. Tho pews are torn out the gal
lery echoes no moro to sncred melodies
tho bible baa diasppcared from its place
and the once sacrod altar is entirely co
vered with boxes ol bard bread. The
Minister and, I suppose, most of the con
gregation are In the rebel service. What
a pic lire of war's desolation, and the
awful retribution which tha South have
brought upon themselves almost equal
to thai of Sodum.
The distance from this place to Bur
lington is 39 mile. Tha Intermediate
couutry is one of the moat beautiful and
picturvaqtie that I ever boheld. It is up
a inagniticcul and fertile valley, walled
in on on aido by tho Alleghenies, snow
topped and towering to the clouds, and
on tho other by tho South branch and
Patterson Creek ranges, no less sublime
and more unique and varied In beautiful
pictures, always appearing, alwnyi dis
solving. It le indeed tho Italy of Ame
rica. Paaning over the dividing ridge
Irum Patterson Creek to tho valley of
tlio South branch, a charming picture,
rich in treasure to the artistic eye, un
fold itself. There are many rich plan
tations along tho road, some of them em
bracing many thousand acrea, but the
owner pay little attention to architec
ture and thoeo outer ndornmonts that
mnko homo attractive. Tho mountains
and hill-tops are covered with tho moat
beautiful evergreen bushes, you cxersaw,
which, in Ohio, would bo wilh millions i
yet there are few adornments about tho
residences hero, unless I may except
that adornment of peculiar beauty ne
gro hut near by, which is generally to be
found. It seems tint, where Naturo has
been most lavish in tho bestowal of her
trosaurcs, man is the most remits iu cul
tivating them.
The people about here aro moitly se-
ccnh.yet I have found some as genuine
and unconditional Unionism hero ai can
be found in Ohio, and much that would
put to shame tho pretended Unionism of
a certain class at homo. 1 have met
talked wilh .l.Vlholder.intelli1fent,l.r"bfo',4UC,''",',
higli-minded men, and men of pltton,.i-::.
who declare that slaver, is the cau.o
mo war auu mat wo cannot have a per-
maiicnt peace until this bano ef all free
governments is destroyed. They oro
free to admit that thi is a Slaveholder'
Rebellion, aud they heartily endorse tho
Emancipation Proclamation of the Presi
dent. If Western Virginia aould vote
to-d ly, tho would voto two to ouo for tho
abolition of slavery.
Petcrsburgh iaan insigniflcant town of
antiquated appearance, situated in a na
tural amphitheatre, cunstituliug tho ter
minus of the valley, and seemingly the
termlnius of civilization. Tho South
Branch wcep around the town on the
South, describing the are of a circle, and,
beyond and all around except on tho
North, is a circuinvallation of high moun
tain. Thero acema to be no outlet to
the regiona beyond- The river emerges
from a dark labyrinth of impaRaable cliU
abovo, ant! plunges through a similar
rock-walled channel below. Tho road
to Franklin eroises the river here and
Wiuda OVer Ilia inouiltailie through gape
sndyorgea. The country betwoeu here
ami Cnnllln I. a.!j i. k. k.v..
ana franklin la saie to us more broken
than that we have just trsvorsed, and ia
. '
Said tO abound In guerrillas and bush-
, , . ii..
wnacxer. uur cavalry and detaenmoat
of Infantry have been scouting in that
r.-gion, and have brought in as the fruits
'
of their labor some twenty " Braybacks,"iaaniria.
0 , '
wu-l fauy V Ol we lau ia UOW out 00 a
scout. Captain Siuwns.. ha. a peculiar
and atnes. for such expedition.-
uy tue way ma U3i are attguated with
, , . , , . ,
their gun, and Colonel WlLSOl i now
at Columbua, trying to make arrange.
menu for an exchango. It ia to be hoped
ne win iiicceea.
General Clvsekkt'8 Brigade, which
preceded us several days iu the advance
upon thia place, has gone on East and
ia ssid to have occupied Woodstock In
the valley of Virginia. The 1 10th Ohio
and the liith Virginia, have gone to
Moorefield, and perhape further, and our
cavalry are occupying Rotnnry. I find
here only the 1334. 133d and 116th Oluo
Regimenta, under command of Colonel
Washbv;. A aection of Csrliu'a Bat
tery, and a company of cavalry are also
bore. General Minor still has his head
quarters at this place, but there are move-
menta contemplated which it would be
imprudent to relate, even If I understood
their design. There i considerable aick-
nosa at presaut in the 1.3d, and aome
deaths have occurred. Company K is
now oa detached service and stationed
7 miles this aide Uurlington, Thomas
W. Royce of this company hasbseo pro
moted lo Lieutenancy. We had a big
scare yesterday, the enemy being report
ed advancing upon thi place In force, but
it turntd out to be a as 1 1. One of the
rebel HilU ia said to be hovering around,
M.
Important Announcement.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 26.
To Tat Pans : I'leaie annouare to
rour ro aiiera that J autre E. Lewis, Esq.,
f Columbus, aud A- B. Lyman, Esq., of
Cinannati.are tti only authorised sgenta
of Ibi nepartmentlo aettla claiiua of
soldiers auainst the Governmeat. - All
others, ski pretend to be, are aimply
practicing a fraud upon the aoUiers,
(Signed ) DAVID TOD, Governor.
LETTER FROM THE 8TH.
LETTER FROM THE 8TH. CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, Va.
Dec. 18,1862.
Em. Tamun .
I propose giving yoo an ac
count of how thing were when we en
tered the city of frederickiburg, Va.
We entered on the morning of the 13tb
inst. Tobsceo trade was introduced on
a grand scale, and thrived aa long aa can
non balls from the enemy would permit
the equilibrium of the scale ao that the
seller might deal out jnstily ta all. When
that was destroyed by the aforesaid balls
we were for quick trade and small profit.
Articles of all description were exhibit
ed to public view for attention and appro
bation. So ended tha 13th.
On the 13th, tho 8th Ohio wis to draw
the fire of the enemy, which was in wait
Ing beyond the aity, and drive tbem into
theritie pita, under the protection of their
earthwork. Yolley after volley was in
stnntly poured into our rank. Double
Quick, was commanded, and on We went
we drove them Into their pits fought,
and maintained our ground. We were
under a most galling fire for four hours.
The boys did well. Company A is ever
ready to do her duty.
Henry Hisermsn was wounded in tho
thigh, not dangerously.
On the evening of the 15th we recros-
ed the river unmolested to our old camp.
The 8th Ohio has now but 110 men fit
for duty. Yours truly,
J. N. T.
A Failubk. The New York Tribune
says : The Impudent effort of certain
traitorous journals in this city to mnke
an issue belwoen the New York Courts
and tho General Government, by aiding
the indictment of Secretary Stanton and
hia subordinates for unlawfully arresting
itch men as Marshal Kano, hut failed 1
Tho Grand Jury upon which Ihu nrea.
sure wss brought did not see fit to find
any such indictment, and was yesterday
a:..l Jk t
viacnaigvu.
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alill. aiaallaa ofiha C'Ttntun rrnlaaliva.. hM i.
lla Court llnuia. in TiiHh, oa alarday.lha td Uaj
ol Jan., altl P. M. M.mh.ri art rna,iarl la ba In
auantlanra pannnallt, ai lima u bunaau al import
w..i.nta vnvx.-nrw. lljnr.ia, Ol
n. ru.tiu, I'rondaol.
p enr.i.MAX, s
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Attorney nt Law. Notary Public
and Ininranco Aianl. (Iltlca la Cioai.a'. Hook. tola.
iln.lnn.iriMurail for wftanar-,1 or dl.alilar! ,oi,nv..
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three cnirluixs iaily
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t.-ntn-rl from all qoiriejf 1 Uu.t
ktrt rrn.ttl In r..i vr,ititnc ikK'itt U th
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ii wwina motii in iiinnn tinrinttn at 1 1 s'elork
i, i.iM ii Moa aa Ui Murning lalaifjplilv rim
na ba al in ip.
Th nliililadolonlinrlnladat lloVlink P.M..aad
ooaialn.all of iho lataM iatalbfoava ap folbal hoar.
Oar paper i.mailad morning, anon and nljrbl oH,a all
Tut warxLV couacscui..
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. limit.
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wiiki.v cuainrccuL.
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Fivacopiv. par annam, aavk J,ue
Ti a copiaa, par aanuw. (and aa
a. Ira rnpy lo gatiar npoftba vlub) I0.U0
Twrnl ndila..par annum, (aad copy
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AJ.,r..i,CU.H,MtUCIAl. I'UI.MIM. milTANY
I'ola.lo.U.
ILLUSTRATED
SCIENTIFIC UEBIUS.
ThBuat Mchbjl r.peria thu World.
EiSi.atb Vaar. Vataw VIU Kaw Batia.
A aaw volama af tan aonalar Jaar aal
aa tha I'imI of Jaaaaijr. Illtpabluliad a a lt. anJ
a.arr aambar eaaialai aiitaaa narai of atafal Ufur-
aiKtinn. aaJ) t'tttm Aa to aa ortainal anaravlaai af
".dV'p..T, Z ".V,i-I """n
parad atprataly for ill calumal.
To the .Uechnulc nnd Mnnufactorer.
No paraao aagaffari ia any of lha machanical or
maaalai-lavinr punalla .hoald Ibiak of "dolaa witb
oat" ba SciaaTiriv Aaaair.a. Il coat, bin ail eta
'"'"'i f'" aambataoaiaia. from w i.a ..
ravlaa or now mehina aad ia.anliona, whivh aaa
alba loaa ia any otbarpabllealiaa.
To the laventor.
Tbo actaarine airaa Ii ladiipaa.akla la ar.
maaaiot, a. M iy aamama m.ur.i.d do-
'""r " a. iba,
aoma wal, bat oavh aambaraaolaiaa aa otHdat Ltal
omval'Uim.ofalllna eal.au iaod Iroo inallaiwd
Slalaa Hataol OBIao r-anaa Um waak pra.iaoa I Iki.
rinaraaor-oathi.iotyorino ff iota of lavaaliona la
KrrMiVXr:
wamay aaava 01 loioiaat to oar raadara.
uiSTt'SSl'L- r.r-IT';.
" h.,.
Pataal aortal
itor. mi mnaa Ibaa aavaaraaa roan, ia atmnoelioa
waDiipiTirm ...Hill,,!.,
thay rofar lo ee.wwi palaalaai hr wkom may ba
J. (i m.J. for ....i.i.. .k.ubo. a.d d
,) '"..";"'1M "' nuul ' !
'hernial, Architects, Millwrights and
h aimers.
THa anaaripie Aaaaica arilt b raaaJ a mail
aialal louraal to iham. All Iho aaw d laco.oria. ia iba
M-iaot-a ol 1'bamt.lry ara gi.aa ia lu ootuma., aad
llm iaiara.ti ol tbo arahitoal aad oarponitr aro not
oyorlookad) all Iba now lavoatioaa and diaoovariaa
aapartaiaiaf lo Ibaio paraalla baiaa pal'li.hod jrom
waak to waak. t'lafal aad prclii.a1 ialonaailoa oof.
laiaiaa to tha laltra.ta ol mltlwrirhla aad millowaan
wilt ba loaad ta Iba t'ciaarirla Aaaaayaa, wbiob ia.
formanaa Ibay aanaot aoiiblv obtaia Irum any alb.r
aooica. Sabjaati ia wbt.h l.rni.r. aro iaiaia.ud will
ba fooa dtaoaaaad la tbo 0crm tnc AMaalc.ai moat
VCX""t.t pi.-..i.bM
TERMS:
Ta at til laaiofiaar i Thraa iiatlar t , ar On
Dollar for foar aioaiaa. Tha forvat coataiaaasi aa
llva irl al Jaaaaia aao ialf. aSaouiajaa aofiaa JtU
a aaal ratiaiaaay Mrt iri.aaMalrr.
nt.rifi uidiii a.M..r rati amaa wataaa
tmlaa at air for af
MUN A Ca.,raWHiaara,
97 ntk Haw, V,
OF OHIO lFATHVU
Tbo raoka of tbla rreluiaDt hav beaa lliia.
d by diaraa aad baltla, until iu enVeiiv
ne ha become iinrmirad, toaucn an (ileal,
that tba Uaural Cuiouianiliiig ba oidrd
ihal il bo racraitsil up to lha niaiimum oum
Iwr, sud fur that purpo Liaut. lu fr, aod
ui)lf, with a parly of Ua aua somiiiiasioB
ed oitiear bav ba ijuilL
Mca who wiah to ular lha service and lend
a kolpiug band to olaia Iheir Ooveraaol,
eannut do butler I baa to nm at oac aad
join Uiia old aad aamaifnl regiuMot.
I aa roaruil aoming iau una refitaoal, at
one booouta a voUraaaail aaeful soldier
Us haa Um advaoCi of prieud ofhoar
aad aeoutubr, fro who a quick I y learoa
ilia drill and Ui dutia of a soldier gansral
ly, UocruiU snlidiaf will b aoUlIad te lb
uau I pay and bounty.
Orata forward iUioiit delay, far year eoaa
Irv call fu aaln.
Kaadeavoua ia Csaaaeraial Saw, TiSaJ
Uu...
JAVK3 H. PATTKRSOW.
Ci. On- K. ih 1U. O. V. 1 , aad Fs
eruiuus URteer.
l ithe. -N..l. '
FLOUR.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
THE GREAT FLOURING
SOCK K MILLS.
Formprlt ownpd and run by J. A.
r, r.. n i r z. n, on a nn a. ita Monn ar Tina, hai
aaaa aoaf ni my
J. W. WALTERS,
mi art lib pal aid kapll food rapalr.
Tho public will tileaae inke no-
lla lhat Mi Hint will ba aarrlod aa la ibo boil man
nar, by ffnod ami aiporiancad lilttr., and warraat to
fiva r-oarai latuiafftlon lo an wao raaor mo wnb
tbolroa.tom, profidiag lb frala II food.
I civo it pcneriil invitation to al!
ataiM. ia Saaaoa aad adjolaiaf aaaalla.,to (ia ma
m vif.
Flotir alvravs'kept on band to
virnanajv wmr wmn,
FLOUR.
CORN HEAL
And all kind! of Feed
wllttio loot for lata and dalivarad ta aay aao la Iba
city and adjwiaing lawai.
J. W. WALTr.RS.
Rook Spring Ml Hi, Daa.H, leev, 3m.
EED. W. BUCK,
AT THK
BALTIMORE OYSTER DEPOT,
Is rccci vinj daily sanphes of choice
liranrli of oYf TERrf, which ha la lalNng at priect
tn etiit tht ttmas
t jrt'onrttnr liaalvra atipoliort at atnal, at ih vrr
Inwutl nri'taa, artfl atajr rUnanrf ainia aUiri Mutivinir
,1117 tha baa l in aiariiat.a
TOYS & FANCY CANDIES
FOR TUB
IKOLIID.A.-SrS.
Alan, he will keep on hand all kind of
firocerle, I'rovitiun, 4c , to-wil i
1 ea, lollee, Sucar,
Uolaawa, Syrup, hiee,
l'vipir, Tolaicco, Ci:nr,
bonp, Candle, Kaiain,
l'rune. Hg Urnngo,
Lviuun. Almonds, Filberts,
ic, 1c, k:
G. W. BLACK.
Dee. 5, lPC3-2m
KL1IOVAL.
Tlio Saddlcr-rliop of tho unda-r-
.Ipnad hnt haoa ramnvrd lo Hbawhaa'a Naw Utock,
aa.l to tha aliar, oppoitla llio llavl. Han. a, of whiah
it inrail. and ca.lomrr. will plaa.o tako aolle.
i'a.b will bo paid loi bidr.. aad all load. or work
axarntod on thorl nolloo. Ilarna.., aaddl. andbal.
dla. on band work wirraalad and at prica. ro auSl
llio urur..
Call and atainaaaw abop.
I. M, BBDBR1.
aat.lV-ar
A (s'em lor the iTIilliuu !
AMD A
Sri.F.XniD AJID APPROPIIIATE
Holiday X'reHcnt.
31 ME. DEMOKEST'S
ItCNNINQ BTITClt
$5 SEWING MACHINE
Tlio embotlimcnt of practical
nlllity.aml marval of ilntptirtlyi makat Iho rao-
ninn .Hub vary rapidly and perlaul,a.a. a rammna
aaadlo. and will la.t a litvltmo. At lha Naw Votk
Htata Fair, iti .impliaily, alHcianay aad aroat praa.
Ural ailiny, wa.eonbimod by iba award of iba 1.1
I'rrmiam.
Itwill a.Tiiai, aem.a, iHtaa, ti-ci, ata vr
Baaatrrtia.aie., wiib a linala or doabla ibtaad oa
.ay malarial adapted lo Iba buaaiNa aTtTCU Tba
Ihinnatl.a.nilly tlio moat dlrhcult lo aliu-b by othar
.awiaff mavhinaa, boinr .awad tha aa.ia.l. Porta,
rila.'and eliihlran'a apparal, and olhar artioloa mada
of liftit futinoi, II will Ibaralor ba foai,d alutoat
tar. i.e. ai..
It I. atiaihad la tka labia II ba a tawlai biid, and
having no tan. ion, aad raiUiring no lal.riration or
ehnnga of ililch, ii alwaya raaiiy for operation, and
Inch a marval of aimpllvily that a child of aia or
eight yoara eaa l KtiBarranp it, aadau II uc.ll.
ri'Lir.
Ii ti aol at all llahla ta tat oat of ordar.
t'arh maotiina ir pat up tn a oral boa, aorompa.
alad with full and oipticil diiaerlona, and-iSnaadla.
Haal lo any aildraa. la Iba Lai tad riiaic.oa raL-aipi
of aa r.lar, inclo.ing Ibo aaioanl, or may bo aolioct.
ail by Kapraai oa r)liv?iyol tba raacbina.
Whan tba nianay 1. aaal wild tl o ordar and rag.
Iitcrad, wa gaarraalao lla aafa raaaipl aad lha data,
aiyoflba aacbiaa, anywbaro wilhla S,ua) aiil.i.
fraa of aaa Kapiaa. cbarao..
Haa Mtaaoa or P.aHionl.or for fall partieatara;
apautmaai of aawlpg, aia., .and a .lamp for ratura
poalaga. Adilra.a,
MM". tlF.MtlRKST,
ITS Broadwar. N. Y.
fvrary lady , aiothar, mlllfnarand draa.nakaraboM
nova ono ol tnoao yalaaliat lowlag maouiaal.
deals
Tli usilertigned i aclins; as spoot for
the sbova Mueliine. Tnoia who wiah to gat
one anoulu call sooo at tlie rataexa Ultice.
J.S. McCLtLI.ANl)
Sheriff and master Comnlselon
ar Sale.
John O Green
v.
Samuel Smith.
Br virtue of an order mntlo by the
Court of Common Plea of Seneca coun
ty, Oltio, on the 20th day of October A
I). 1863, in the above entitled cauae and
to me directed, I will offer fur salo at
public auction, at the door of the Court
House, in the euy ot l iffln, in said coun
ty, on
Tha bthday of January, A. D. 1863,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
sud 4 o'clock P. M., of said dny, the fol
lowing' described lands and tenement.
twit:
In-lot number two hundred and eighty
nine (.uau; in me town oi rostona, Hen'
eca county, 0.
LEVI WEIRlCk',
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Dooesuber 8, 18trt. tjrifiO
AND
MANTAU MAKER!
Mi'h. X-a. C -iVllen,
Wiihoalo larormlbo Ladloa efTISlo aad aieially
thai um aaa ramoaoo io too nooi
R.W.SniWfllX'S STORE,
riatt
Jliiliiicry Goods,
aadroady mada Baa aala. Cap, Ilreaa Trimmiaga,
ttatmaa, Dai,., aia., af.,w.i. win aa aoia at t
uem.ly law aaeee,eMaek.
XXV"C3SJ31i:j3,
Cloaks. Mantillas, Children' Ap
aaral. maoeio oroor.oro oi nawiwiaii ina umea.
PaMera. for ladiei aadakildiea'a appanl. BaaaiU
taar aa raiaa ia aoepiag n wiia la
Novel tie t rf th$ Sea ton, ,
Tkaakfal fee aaal Saraea, atm ami Mill la roeaiva
aabaraol poHiapowooara
aataafaaleaaabaa-a.aoa'aiooa r.m
Uo. ITU.
'i - Ur.
Escwiud esailT aad wrok iispasah al tha
DXdVigCLO
f PI WtsJa MstiB mnmm
THE CRISIS
Has arrival!, and thnan viahlni
a.alliWol..ior Ha aoaatti lakoaatifl Uolr at
,. -, ...... ......... w oaoa, win aaa
HMIbailadTaaiaratoaatlattbo
of
GEORGE nrss.
rlaiaaila kfalarra aa wall xl.atad rtoakof
WALL PAPER
WINDOW PAPER,
t .wnlfk ba It MwracalTiaf . --
Tb ptnra taf.1 yoaf
FAMILY BIBLES, , "
TO CET tOt'B
POCKET BIBLES,
TOOErTorn
TESTAMENTS.
TO GET YOUB .
II VAIN BOOK'S,
TO GET TOUR
lTbAYEK BOOKS,
TO OKT YOfR ' ' '
SCHOOL BOOKS, , ; i
to get Torn
BLANK BOOKS,
TO OET YOUB
TOY BOUKS,
TO CETYOLB
Books and Cards for present1,
TO GET YOCB
Stationery and Gold Peni,
TO GET TOt'R
Steel Pens and Lead Pencili,
TO GET YOCB
Cnnillarv Pen-Feerleira.
ia at tlie Dooketoro of George R
IT IV n rr I... rt-i.
iiime, ixu. 2 J.UU1U uiuckj oppo
site tlie Rhawluin House.
GALLUP'S
JEWEIRV STORE,
It rpittt..tr1 rrrrr montf. with Hrrfrt-j 9T.jiJ4-mJf
of ntM anfl tatfnl iywt aadgnu var.!
O X oO XXL
blrMBtlbfi-tilpt.iicriiwollh ,
MARINE TIME PIECb
Tlri-HlMAf flw-lll mil llHWrnlmftuiHla e-Jk.
from turn in fni. frollnr..
WATCHES.
Hit wnlch. ar ltd wlf h sraat eiit,imiitalM
tw prrctttai-kaprat atrtr. of ftta qnalll fld (hf yi
raproeantari l ba wlitn toM. Pric vmf Irora twalv
ta IwohandrMtand flfljr tlolUra Uiw9t wttMbttmmm
AMONG OTHER THINGS HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF
tin irnUlaDd tlr hunlthf aad opaa dia throaaaw
itn lairar anil IreWn wauhaa, ftnfr aat1 ar rm9
hroache, panciU, kiawaJaU, nvp, taiT.a. iMkalh,
llaMll
C liaint. Gold Pen, '
Gold and Silver Thirablea.
ilvt-ptabla, laa, araam, tah, and matt art. aiMtM,
ttonanf. ttroia,bruKt tpaataolat ffo!d, ulaf( a4
MADE TO SUIT ALL EYES.!
wlihavarlatv fvoldtttiiU. baitona. ate. a., aia.a,
t., tlftnt iatfrrn nl'trn tlte. nUta,taltla,taa,araa4a
aad tigarap3Mluuttart Bh( and aaka kalraa, ata
Keticules, Coral Deads. '
Jal rrNr1ati,nacR la-aa,nnd aarr.nff, ' j t
iiwiuaraajsiris.suma naw p lutrni, vrr aaaiuai.
Ilitilogk bing oantuatl raplanitad, Miala
al
Icw and FnnhionabU ,
and will b 10I I at lit lowait -kotatbla rata. OaJI
tha Ana Jawalrjr and rtamKnamt, Na 9 svaasi 4
w, i una. vj. (mt j r i L.U1 A n VAUur. .
General Order No.t.
Head Quarter Clothing; Department. )
Sjiattli' Corner, 3 dour weat of tb V '
Pol Oflie. Titflo, Ohio.
BE YE CLOTItEl)!"
MARTIN AVAOMIR ,
Merchant Tailor, annoances t
ilia jrablie thai ha haa ramavad ta iha Caraar ra. S
dourt wtit of tli Paai tMrHia. whra ba ( prat-arad.
to tlutha t ka nikl aadftva Hta'-t all wIm will
itoutM bim. Ha karn aa attortoant of
READY-MADE CL0TIILC,
CLOTnS,
VESTINGS,
TRIMMINGS,
' " : i
of tlio Tory bent material and war
ranted mbbS
CUSTOM WORK,
Having in li ia employ the very
baat c attar and tailor, ba will pajr aartlanlar attaa
tioa tt caatoai woibandall onlvr will ba pawa-pily
itvnutru m
Kcincmbcr the place, 3 doora
west of tbe Post Oflice,- - -
TIPPI1T O
' MARTIN WAGNER:'
Arrl I1.1HCJ. tr -
' '
1862
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
R, R.,
9Si MILES DOUBLE TRACK,
111 M ftaafUJJI'aw l lll'.'llL JIL 'Lf. IO J
lWrryi)arrW3am4
With il Coaueotioa,
I a Aral claa root, . 1
For Safety. Comfort sad BmooT.
To all tb Eaitorti Oilieal
I lia Track i StoB BallsstW
And eutiraljr fr Irom Duat I
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
rittabursto Philadelphis
f wilb eltaa enanerttlBit. fwtn, IVmim. I liilu I
ALL coxMiunNa iiiktx'T to w voan.
Through Philadelphia. .
aidoloa evaaacttoaa at Hairiabajg W '
DAlllmore aad WMthlnftov
Aha, caDotiaf at H atmbarg , AIUmmwk.
With 3 Daily Traini to W. York,
r,nm faillabaira: la Ffamr Vara
aa trail raaa dailf M mile.) aia. alleatowa arllh
oai aoaof a or oara, , . ,.
Arrivlag la aJsane of all otber reutsa,
"EIRHT PArLV TR AINS FROM
ril!f.AIf:l.tIMA TU NKW YORK.
Tiekata ror aalo lo Soo'eo kw kmmt ...1 Bu.
licl.u food ob ii of iho Soaad Idaea. rra la a IS
aoiala ai Law at a loala.
SI.EKP1NU CARS .
aa airM ttaJaaio
Philad'a, New York & BaTUmor-fV
Bigpg bckd Ui rough sodjtraaifw'd (raav
- TRANUPORTATIOH. .
Mwvbaudi, Produs and Lis Stoat;,
Carried witb diafaaat
At tb Law tat Rates.
EMtH'H 1.CWIS, Ilea. Real. Alaaaoa.r.)
W.H.IlULMtS.ba. Watlara Aaoal ladlaaaaai. ..
fmaaltJaTa .
Flank Koad Natlec
Notice is hereby piren- that tha
aaaa.l meetiiif of -.Be Hoekholden ef lie ! aa
Oaaeala Flaal laod aemdaa;, will aa MS at Cke
Amenooa Mooao. Melmaee,o. Meaoar.tBo SO oaf
of iaaaarr. IMS, betweea too keaiw af I awlee A.
M.aadS owlaok f. M. aaraVoelaatMa eaSea laiaaa.
lera lor laooaaaiaf jreai, aad faa aao uaoaaotlooi o4
aaam aiaar Ban aoe. at aaor bo fciaiafci Beeee tea mail
if- IHAAD A S ULD, tiaeel.,
Malajoa,l.4,Ha. -
$75 to $150 per Month.
Tha Little Giant Sewing Jtfa-
eMaa CoaavaBr wa.t aa aeaat aa oaoh awalata Ba aa
lioil eedenlWlSelreev ttS Moeaui, wiia gmmmm
tmw dileea aad eatr aa.l lea. Wa wIM aar lla
eral aaloey aod eeB.oeea.at fiaa auaooaaaaaioaioa.
Va. oaatlealaia, term, ale ., taeleee a aroma, oaal aoV
draaa T. HaUK, Taiedo,
I ia4m CeaaaJ Adjaa oar io Uaoea aiaoa.