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white We have NO paAas .oe ascertaiuins
the actual Intentions Of the enemy. is Il srasi.
Tying to have the assurance Of the at,.say O.
the south to resist an attat upon ONT Vt .as
mos' important points Jet threaten 81 ~ In
vasaon- GENERAL Magruder, commar ling tbs
FORCES on the Peninsula, announces IL ape.
et1 order, dated the 18th OF Decemb-s, that
AFTER minute and N est rigid exaIninatiou OF
the defensive works st Yorktown, he hiss On
tire confidence In their ability, when defend
cd by the gallant soldiers OF the Uon fedsracy.
to resist the most powerful attacks OF the
enemy, with any number Of shirs; and that
the enemy cannot succeed In getting posses
sion OF our works under any circumstances
whatever. Accommodating General there.
fore congratulates the troops on the prospect
which tina expected sailing of the enem VS.
feet from Annapolis Affords them OF rspuls.
ing an insoient Zoe, whose object Ia to invade
our land and destroy our homes The order
proceeds AZ follows:
There Ii much more apparent than real
aahser rom an attack by ships, and the gal
tant manner In which the attern ut on Pen "a J..
cola was defeated by our comrades there as
Well az ms state OF the works here tus ttf az
the confident ex pectation OF the Comm and .
irs General OF result stili more glorious 10
our anna Should this feet turn its gum
against another point, our brother soldiers
eisew here Will esteem themselves fortunate
IN having the opportunity to drive them from
our waters.
At the signal which has been fixed upon by
General Rains, the commanding officer OF
the garrison, the men VIII repair promptly
to their several posts. The batteries will bs
kept IN constant state OF preparation, shot
wiz be ready aated in the furnaces, and
those entr listed with the important duty of
ascertaining the approach Of al enemy, and
giving the alarm, will exercise tae utmost
vigilance to ensure its successful per torn
anee. 1t is recommended 10 the command.
ing officer OF HE post to cause the Insn to re-.
tire AT an early hour Tor q few nights at least.
and TO be stationed ut their posts one hour
before daylight. This arrangement is sng.
gessed to avoid, as much as POSSIBLE, ia
tgu ing the garrison
The commanding General will station him
self in the midst OF his troops, and ha, Ming
the greatest confidence in their gallantry,
again cOugratulates them in cir approach.
Ing triumph.
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DISCHARGED Seldiers' Pay.

A great many complaints are made that
soldiers, discharged by reason Of their Ill
health, or wouItis, are delayed in Richmond
waiting their pay, which rarely amounts to
more than twenty or thirty dol lars each.
This is wrong, and is attributable to great
inefliciency or culpable negligence some
where. 1t is 40 bad TO keep such men wait
ing, at an expense OF from two TO three dol
lars per day, when Congress could speedily
pass q law requiring the Secretary OF the
Treasury always to have on hand fund FOL
this special purpose. a few hundred thou
sand dollars would answer the purpose; and
would save the Government from much cen
sure and disrepute.
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Congress has passed, and the pres t3ent an.
o-ovpt, an act "a require the recent by the
,sostra as.ers of the Confederate States q,
treasury notes In the sums Of I've dollars and
urvsrds, IN payment Of postage stamps and
.,,sn pei envelopes. Il extends the proSis.
iona of the act Of August Soth. SO "a to re-
or,re postin~iere TO receive the Treasury
notes of the Confederate States In payment OF
pos;ags In sans eqaal TO the denomination
~ said notes, and - receive the sauss ON de.
post for advance payment OF suoh postags.
Aiao. an &C; maSing appropriations TO com
DIV IN part with treaty stiralatlons with Ger
taln Indian tribes. Also the following.
An act 10 aashorixs the President to con fer
tsYny,orsry rank on othcers of the Navy doing
aasy WITH troops.
An SCI 10 establish uniform rule OF natu.
rAlisstion for persons enlisted In tho armies
ri the Confederate states Of America
An set 10 provide for the appointment o!
Chaylains IL the Navy.
An aei to provide for certain officers of the
r.veuas service This act EN- powers the
President 20 employ reslgnsd or dismissed
ofi,ess Of the u. ; revenue service, at the
same rates Of pay 10 which they were enti-
lied IN that ssryice.
A. act 10 anthori2s the appointment OF "a
dluonai officers in the Navy. Ii allows the
appointment Of Ave additional Commanders
GEy L.eutenaats, ten Assistant Paymasters
aud thirty Assistant Sargeons-ths appoint.
Elenss 10 terminate at the close of the war.
81 act making appropriations for the ex-
psnses Of Government in the Legislative, Ju.
d.olal, aud Exec utive Departments, for tbs
ysaE ending 18Th February, 1892.
AZ So, supplementary 10 an act TO author
ia tha issue of Treasury notes. and to pro.
vide wsr taI FOR their REDEEM ption.
uongress adjourned last night, to meet
aEaiu on Monday next.
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Planters Convention CT the South-The
Presidents Circular.


Our readers have already been made aware
Of the fact that the third annual session Of the
Planters Convention Of the South was to
have mbled in the city of Memphis,
Tenn, on the 18th OF Dscem Der. and that
circumstances made it advisable to postpone
the meeting un1if tbs Sd Monday In Feoru-
aIy. Oar purpose Row Is to call the atten-
rion Of the Executive of the State TO the i'm
portauce of appointing deleg alton to rep
resent Virginia in the Convention, which, II
Is believed, will be one OF the most interest
Ing assemblages ever held In the South.
FROM a circular issued by the Hon. Thos. J.
Hudson, Of Lamar, Miss President of the
Convention, we learn that tho object OF the
Assoc latio1 ls 10 ecure, by united action OF
zho Southern people and States, the advance
Nent of the agricultural, manufacturing, and
commercial IA teresus Of the Conf deracy; TO
tnaos arate, altar free and fun In terchsn se
Of views. that system OF policy best calcu-
lated TO promote the country's prosperity.
To have zach State properly represented In
lie standing committees, IL is desirable tn st
The President CT The Convention should be
furnished with a list of delegates from each
State, ~ the earliest prae ticable moment
aud the cordial cooperation of those engaged
in manufacturing and commercial pursuits,
a. wen az agricultural, 10 earnestly urged.
The Circular 10 which we have alluded
directs ths attention of delegates TO this
brilliant fnture, promising that the war
Aow belug waged In defence of the
great principles Of self government must
cad, sooner or later, In placing the Uon-
tsdersts States among the great nations of
the world. With Il territory almost bound
less, sou rich and fertile, prod uctioIs The
most valuable, n climate adapted 20 the
growth Of almost every thin & desired by man,
labor system best quilted 10 our climate and
productions, and people united In feeling
and IN terest, we have all the elements that
ooasu ;ute great and powerful nation. To
secure political Independence we confidently
rely upon the brave hearts and strong arms OF
our gallant army. But 10 make the triumph
81 Southern arms more valuable to the pre-
seat and -uture generations, 1t is necessary
th&t all our efforts should be directed to the
development OF onr great resources. No
bore dependence upon Yankee brains or Yam.
xee hanis is and mast be the watch word OF
every trIahearusd So uthron. and that states.
saan who Will indicate the best policy to be
sdopSed viii wiz iaurels as unfading as the
ehiefsain who dr;yss .he invader from our
soil.
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Discharaad pY}seuaYs

Tbs following prisoners were discharged
ny Gen. Winds. on Monday. They were
civilians arrested for alleged treasonabie
@ommun icattons with the enemy but ~ the
Generals who had them arrested and sent
ui'eer' failed 70 produce the testimony OF
Iaeh guilt, they were discharged. and sent TO
-asir hcraes at the expense OF the Govern
Ansnt' Robert Allen. residence Fairfax
soanyi Elias Beach, Fairfax; q. W. Fox.
N'enoiasi J. Kincaid, Nicholas; J. O. Kelly.
r'nce William; Jaraes Piaskst, Fairfax. and
w. 4. Morton. Prince William. 4 short time
'ace some prisoners Of = similar character
+Nfs discharged aad cent 70 Dystssp5HS. II re-
@axs raakisd In their hearts, they have In.
ESQ avenged thefas elves. II IL be true, -
fava by many o1lcers. lAst the ysceat Dlocay
-. 1asssds was planned ~ taSw In commune.
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"Fire.Arms and Other Weapon"

General orders No. 81, from headquarters
Of the forces, dated at Richmond, July eth,
1851, state that 1.-The proper side-arms only
will be worn out Of camp. AU firearms and
other peqpons uiu be left behind, and the COM
mandlng officers Will require their men to re-
port to the guard ON leaving and returning.
II the general order above referred to had
bsen faithfully observed and respected, there
would not have been SO many difficulties re-
ported to our courts SO many persons injur
ed nor SO many soldiers confined In jail,
who made too free use of " firearms and
otEer weapons" which they We're prohibited
from wearing out Of camp.
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ri = Aoooxs Arsy
= ARdE AUCTION SALK
'S cHaisrnAs pRnsnaT1

A0Uk AVOAAON OAASks
t.s1bpa surrA1rr 1os
'S0D' cHaisrMAs p1HsnaTs
THUKsDAY. DscxssEA III lsdl
Ihsvs jqss received esas!s.ms.s 81 eAsteP ~
deslssbis GOODS. With wfii y soM wstScAs -
'~'" .. rauli rs re soS s 10 TO- 4 Il =.
Csnsisfise h pen u evsr 80. sv
10 Or ,:. . ~, g: g r 80 ~ sE. a..
aI CO., Ss.s s. rs: :s sPe sG.s s ososys.
cAs.as los q { s sst spn ssivse x1ss nm aaA
a: Silva ;:s:g 3: 81 .S13s - 3 s -. Java
"a Cent ssTTs a dSEsA2E
sysry $1,000 LACE axr1G
Swi.s .al CauI.i RA1Ds: ~ - 0aSK
Black silk LAoDei 5Afsed IkO4 k&
Afuli sasss.nAassf 6UStAU x1udxaA
Car o.,:. y es..sss 4 = ss'sss
carsan 3ee.s ga zeop raAa1iA ~ aash.s
end 'sa's 4'''. 11:i sss-
vi as : ~: s1,s. |; n Il . s1szu.
70 pat bsash ssiaarsaSs Esasy AnOeAx2
hi. ssis 20. sssnnsacips = y o'alesk TLa.saaS. n
d'M Appr,,4Hi COOK Aas.s.
VIII BE- saIded TO tbs sbovs ssis, Wy iares a,
s sos tmsns Of kibesns' seAasiHs every vsissy Il
. AZ. .a 7 -s w ~, :. .sas.-. Il n..-.,
heir Stors Pixtarss sonsistips Of ssnars snd "a
Counters. Ca Fixtures. franaSs, g 1hsaa IA.
ture.. being Of IN sxeslieni Qaslsy, srs ~
de- "a - Il n1SS,r 80 49,
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AUCTION 0ALEN.
EUTu6 Z MY. ,-17->'''-'''1>.'>-
q ALE VF VALQABLE ZION AID
y TAVERN PROPERTY. "a


G ALE UF vALQABLE ZION 1sp
y TAVERN PROrERrT. 10.
On the sisia day Of January next, IN front Of
eteens Hotd. In coviastoo. Va, wal ,sn the
Is iss. Dolly xSN FURNACE. whh he 1and.,
BaiIdlnss. nd Fixt rss sppsrtsnsSt. The improve.
nents sonsis. Of . hne fuEnacS 3tack, viii aheds
power having the ~. whsa aesssssy,ol a. engine,
witch ccst 200. The ore u abundant and re-
sasded = Of the arst qualify; bat, On tAb point
Sc - article from The pea u Mr.. D. Bow. b the
would appesr thst thsrs = snoasA 70 supply
the dsmandA Of the continent. u u located three
miles East of Covingson, within one q he yivof
and one and half nilesef the Central rsi1soad
aad the tracs csnsaias 5.4534 screg Of Land
I'd. Tbs property four milss West Of Oonvsne-
ton. O tAA J0hes Rivar and Ksnawha Turnpike
and covington and Ohis Aalisoad, end wstsrs Of
WORKS. WIKI q tie Mia Houses etsble.. xe
appoSenant. Thu tract eon1alps 1924 aerse and
10 valuable Is farming lauA independent Of IT,
minerals. The stack has besn torn dewn, the
ewner Intending 70 build At the tins, u another
ID. ExcHs NaH FORGE. With al IT. I'm, rove
moats, including ons-bAn thu QuArry used by the
Oovin ston and Ohio Railroad IN the manufacture
of IT. cement. The trset contains &c asfea Of snd'
and ID located on Duplap's creek. adjoining last
| shove tract; three miles from CoVingtcn.
eth. "SK4kN'0 EAGLE HOTHL." With the
lots up - which the buildings and stabtss are loes
| tAd-si4 Lots known a. Nos. IS SO, 70, lol. aud
l02, with the les house lot, togs her with all the
Furniture, Beds and Bedding,&e &e.-essrythlng
| usse with the tavern. Tie Hotel = within 40
yards OF .he depot.
5th. Also the LANDS belonging TO 70 skeen's
estate, adjoining the town OF Covineton, togsth her
with several LOTS around and adjoining the depot
| cf tho Central aud G. and u. railroad. Also q
number Of tracts of LAND 10 other perth ms Of
the county, beong ins to said estate. With an und
WED fourth part OF a tract Of 81 90 acres
9th. All the SLAVES {Hen, Women, Boys and
Girls and other property tHorses, Wagons Cows.
| &C., &c. y belonging TO my fathers estate
TMRNs. --Onethtrd cash one. third in oae, and
the balance With two years from sale, bond AID
good security required, snd the title retained until
| all Ia paid.
WIN 6KEEN, for himself and
Z. F. Paxton. trustees Of q. ] J. rdau l. 90,
A to the tvo first tracts and for himself sod Ira
| l.. Jordan, executor of Robt Skeen, deed, a. to
| toe residue. de Is eodtds
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Army Appalat nss Con Il n med by Ccpgrexs


Congress has confirmed the following nomi.
Eatlons made by The President. TO take rank
ii the order In which they are named;
MsJok-asxgRALs.
braxton Bragg, September L., 1851, Loui :.
Earl Van Dorm, September lS, Mississippi.
GGstayns W. Smith, September ~, Ken
tucsy.
7 II: Holmes. October 7, North Carolina
". J .;Hardee, October !, Georgia
Ben. Huser, Octo Der :, South Carolina.
Jas. Longstreet, October ], Alabsma
J d Mag ruder, October 7. Virginia.
7. J. Jackson, October 7, Virgins.
Mansfield Lowell. October :, MARYLAND.
Z, h. Smith, October II, Florida
BsIsApIRR GENERALS.
jos L. Anderson, September 3, 1861, vir.
ginis.
ssimon 3. Bnckper, Sertemb ar II, Ksutucky
J.. +. W alker, september II, Alabama.
S q. Blanchard, September q, Louisiana.
Gabriel J. Rains, September g, Kentucky.
J. l.. b. Stuart, September -, Virginia.
Lafayette McLaws, SepteIn Der %. Georgia.
T. +. DrayIon, September 20, South Caro-
lina.
r. q. Hindman, Septemb Der IS, Arkansas.
a, 2. TlSdd n, Septem Der 30 Louisiana.
John Is. hcuown, October Ii, Tennesses.
Lloyd Tighman, October Is, Kentucky.
n. y. Evans, October a South Carolina.
Uadmus o. Wilcox, October q, Tennee-
see.
Philip st. George Cooke. October 81, Y ir
gnia.
T. E Rodes. October q. Alabama.
Richard Taylor, October 81, Louisiana.
l.. T. Wigfalt October 81, Texas.
Jas. d. Trapier, October q, South Caro-
Inns.
sam. g. French, October %, Mississippi.
W. II. Carroll, October IS, Tennessee.
Il. ". Mercer, OcIo Der -, Georgia.
Humphrey Marshall, October 80, Ken.
lucky.
John q. Breckenridge, November 2, Ken
lucky.
Richard Griffith, Ecyen Der 2, Mississippi
AlaI. Steuart, November $, Tennessee
VIZ. M Gardner, November IA, Georgia
Richard b. darnett, November II, Viz
GINA
Vim. Malone, November l6, Virginia.
l.. OBJ. Branch, November l6, North Ca
roliD8.
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5 A Wisrla OAnsAIaN PsoxissD.- The Ola.
cinnau co.neyciak al TIE l1tA. aanOunces that
the Federal programme for tbs war g win.
tai campaign. ltclaims 70 have evidence u
believe that the opinions Of - dccisfyo 0a1n-
paign" n "ccaten plassd hy 0en, McClsl.
Ian, and that "the hour 10 ct hand," And
have 6een 20 often dtaappointed n their sx-
peetattons that they wexo ahoat - witness
great forward movsn1A = ~ our troops. that
they VIII pfohably - adtsappetnted 19Atn
II notion" There = IN ireny shout tbs
very yeifs6hins.
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Ne Our thanks are due to Paymasfer J. A..
Semple, q. S. NJ, for copies of late Sou them
papers, IN advance of the mail.
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Dsslizs Il spseis In yaeayi,le

NAsnvILs. BE- A.-0sld solA here On yes.
tsrday 1t 70 Per cent. premium. which 10
decline Of Is cents On former pricss. Come
days ago u sold ~ % pr csnt prsmiam.
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BY 9oDDM 4 AYPERsoN, ls1sv.s.


i North side Of Gary street. nssx 70 l7ta st., Icr
gls ct auetisu.-Wil b cold q sussSou. on Aha
srsnises, on THuBsDAY. tAs adah Dsssnber.
issi. a. ! o'slosk: = =. sAose t.e ne. esiak ten.
bolt & Broshsr's PoundryJ one Of vAisA u oecu.
pied BY Mr.. q. ROss, and the otAsr - Thouss la.
ila. Each lot has front Of 20 feet, ssd dep b
property . regarded very vsisssis isr Ssae a..
purposes, being quite near The DOCK.
TsRns-Ou. fou4 th cssh; balance u 6, - and 10
months for nsgotlsbs notsA tstsssst addsa ssentsd
The War Tax v be paldby ~ parchaser.
By JIMES 4. TzYL6R { soy. z00TS
4 VALUABLE THREE STORY TOBACCO
IA FACTORY. On tbs North sids Of Main, be.
wv. en- S6th and y7tb strreta, 1T Auction. I'VE yin
sell, upon the preuises On THU RNDAS ths 26,h
the valuable shrae-stor Tobacco Factory. on the
north side OF Main. between Is b sad ~ & srsets,
now in the occupancy o. the CcufsdssAts States.
bat moro recently By J. w. Atkinson. Esq II
fest. s<--5as4egs.r, -. sF-s-
TERxs-Oae fourth cash; the balance 81 q, H. and
ls montks for negotiable notsa, with interSss
sdded and secured by 3 trus, dsed
JAS. II TAYLOR 4 SON,
de ~ Aactions srx
DUBl.tC SALE OF : Am OF $40 a Or as,
Il On THE UH OKAHOMngY, AND STOCK
AND FARMING INDICTMENTS ~ viii ssll st
puouc Ancuon. on the premises, on THU hSOAY.
December Goth, If fair NOT, tho nAxt fair day aS
IL o'elccx, the farm called Hoslyr,~ Within one
mile OF Dispatch Station. on the York River Rail
road
This farm offers great induoemsnts 70 q family
seeking pisssant country home with easy aecess
70 the city
TIE buildings ere ample Sor q iasfs family, IN
sHcsuent repair and located In large csk Grovs,
on IN aDlnenSe commanding view of tbs eosirs
farm. Ire land hes beautifully, md q sascsptabis
Of high stass Of cultivation. /.
The place 10 provincial for health. y n plsas.
| ant nsishborhood. and eoovsriens b ehurchss and
mills.
wm seIl st the same tims god a1prtment OF
Farming I,nplementS bat little ussd, q my stocA,
including several horses and mules 80 y0ung ewes,
OF improved breed, several Ans brood sows and
pigs, cOwe. 60
WIN be sold at the name time, trse4 Of III
aeEes, adjoining the above On the sfvss shAeny IN
heavy timber.
Terms win be acoommods-ins and ssads known
| on the day Of sale. TT. GLASGOW.
DE- l8-tds&
u
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Vt ,EGRAPH.


: NAssv1LIn, pes. N>-Nething 0f fAteesst
has been received ao1 Bswling 0rssa.
There fss report In eiroula ton Of an Cd
vance Of the Fedsrais to 0laAkow. but the
report II not regarded 90 reliable. sA
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nithplnnn qispatft.
,,r.xnN ih.,spAY MORNINA.. .nEs,. Is. lsai

m. Lincoln Cabinet on the Mason and
Sliaen Amir.
The repors 20 freely circulated yesterday.
,,at Lincoln's Cabine& have decided to 40.
osas to Engiand's demand, even II II involves
surrender OF Msssrs. Mason and Slidsll, 10
-, confirmed by any ad, tees that hare come
- hand. We have received the New York
u,~ald, Of the 2lst inst. which containx no
.,.h announcement, though there Il an
abundance OF editorial speculation upon the
disabilities Of such a decision.
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= 6ODD7N 5 zFFTfSl5N. zsss7e;

-,
ET Tr .a.,1,.n.. - .A - 81
~, o4e'R, Aces' vo1n, Foodes, oncesss - heat
,r.s A.. 'y = S.,. e Soo.o xeIns
~" V,s.,.,. ns..r.s 1870 Mouny saseahL On
Hou,s. viii IN. :, nuhi" sn.sio. - ~ - ss.
- TTfrHnIX = Royno s"saopic We 80 ierm.
nW 10. y n ~ -. ss.. ~ ~. - ~ o.ssoce
IN the perisaabls estate thsrses, ecnsssinx Of =
grsse sAFs1y, emhsscans. In pars, Horssa, 70
about tsHsles 1000 lbs. fodd. =, s6cuf eco bar
rels Of 0or&A lAr0s quantity ef 6hanks Whsss
Straw. Farming linplsEenss HoussAold fun.
ture. &c.
TrGAs.-Au uvms under go. cash, ovsr thu
amount, four monsas' credit tos approved, "a.
dorsed nesotiasi s pepper
deH" &DDiN 4 APPER6ON. Aue4s.
IHxECuTJH'S S1I-E Of 6EAr. Pa.
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General Halleck confirms the news.
THE suRorRAs xxpEDIrIox TO xExIoo.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Herald, under date Of Dec ember p, says
The President, In his special message COM
municated to the Senate yestsrdey. refers the
TO Mexico, and asks the Senate TO "a wise him
what course to pursue. The United States
has been invited TO participate with England
France, and Spain in the sxpedi tton. II 10 q
question Of policy whether we should accept
the invitation or decline, and loan Mexico tho
money to pay the entire demands OF the
three Powers about to invade her SOIL The
President disltkes 70 take such Q reepos sibiM-
ty at such a time as this, hence his request OF
the Senate. Fse N@
TEE sPBHcM OF snHATon wILIkY, OF "a, 10. :
The Hra,ds Washington cor respondent, Of
the 2oth inst, Gays:
Senator Wiley, OF virginia, concludsd to-
day his able and patriotic speech Ia the 80.
nate on the existing rebellion and In support
Of The policy Of the President. he was
warmly con grAtalased ~ Senators. It Wa
his drst eiahOYa - etkort IL the senate, ana
estAblishes for him m hoaorablA pCaltion "a
thatb body. nnrtng the delivery Of the speech,
the Ice President Was Obliged 70 adm osusn
| the crowded galleries against repeated tndi-
| catlona OF Applause.
Yest srsisy one hundred seansn wore dram.
I'd from the Nayy-Ysrd, and wsse forW1rded
% Philadelphia Win diapatoh. About Serty
% ne coetEabaads u he ysrd wsrs ssns g
r. losr 1sa sapsnsatlp 1asst- wiilssm.
90 y - - ee QooQta4 yooN sosrsses1-
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CALAIS, Me-, Dec. 20.-Last night the office
of the st. Croix Herald, at st. Stephens, was
broken into, and a large quantity OF typo,
&C., destroyed. Loss about $500. The editor s
opposi ton to Govern ment ia probably the
cause OF the outrage.
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
CHURCHES. MINISTER'S, sc.

Pr.,Byterian-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at 1O@
o'clock. and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at clock, \. NJ. Prayer meet
juE every Thursday evening at o'clock.
Estlodist Episcopal Church-REv. j. SFANE,
Preacher in charge. Rev f. H. BAIRD, As
r,snt. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
1, IOL clock in the morning; or in the
.reping. Sabbath School at o'clock, A. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at Z
scIock.
Esch Indepsndent-REv IL r.. POWELL
P.;tor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
% o'clock. and in the evening at o'clock.
s,bbath School at o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
netting on the first Monday evening of each
a9ath and on every Tuesday, Thursday
,ll Friday evening, excepting the first week
/. each month.
E Cl!rinistic HethOaist-REv. JoHS WILLIAMS,
P..tor.-Preachiug every Sabbath evening at
land o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock,
An PRAYER meeting every Friday evening
1t o'clock Society every Tuesday evening
1t : o'clock.
DIciplsS-Rgv. WM. LLOYD, Pastor-Preach-
i,z every Sabbath morning at o o'clock.
PIrticuIdr B1ptiSts-REv- DAVID jenkins,
Pas:or.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3oclock Sabbath School at l o'clock, p. NJ.
C1taolic-REv N. J. MITCHELL, Pastor =
Services every Sabbath morning at i05 O'clock
sad Vespers at o'clock in the evening.