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u Capt. Baker, Of the Henry Mutt, captured
by the privateers states that the strength of the
rebels at Hattefa Inlet consists of SIX ANAL cannon
q rifed cannon Of small sine, and q sand battery
and that in and about the Inlet and from there 70
Eewbern, distance Of eighty-fve miles, there
are not more than i've hundred men to be seen
During the time that the mate Of the Mutt re-
Government vessel In sight Capt Baker says
that with q single man-of-war he could take out
Of Hatteras Inlet all the vessels statl oned there
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JuDsE CATRoN.-We saw this distinguished
gentleman yesterday. He informs US that the
Vigilance Committee Of Nashville did not wait
on him as Committee and give him formal no
tice to leave the State, but that individual men,
bers Of the Committee assured him that he could
not live there. His wife Ii now with In this city
LoHiSctlk Journal .r..
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
In Hospital, August Is, 1861.

Published ~ conformity toifh the resolntion of
the Senate Of July is, 1861.
At General Hospital on E street, bsttcssn Fourth
dHd Fifth streets, WdshfaPtou
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WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND COAL.
AOO VIII surely get your moneys worth by
calling q the PIONEER MILLS, sesthSsa eor
.T ssyestA street asd Casal, geo PAGE,
THAI any others in the city-euf, split, asd deliv-
ered iree OF charge. III You don elieve I've
me rioneer Mflls Q tina, and be satas6ed 'al.
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ottb: h hk3SHMIs M D. the Inysn,o5 and pa.en.ee
tends personally at his ONCE n this city &@
Many persons can wear these teeth who oS0Il0
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
more fully warranted, " "
=. Rooms IN this olty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
stn and 10th sts Also, sO7 Arch street, Phi adeI
phia' lk-u
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" ANA. and zMkzoE HATS, Just received
io.Sayi also The UNION SIE, ss No SSS Sew
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w. d. WALLACH.

Papers served In packages by carriers at "a q
year, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price In 80 50 year, - advases; 80 for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months at the rate Of IL cents week. Sim
gle copies, ONE CENT; In wrappers, TWO CENTS.
III ADvERTsEMKNTs should be sent to the
once before l2 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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DENTISTRY.

y. cHANIcAL DENTIsr. having taken
rooms AZ NO. s16 Pa. avenue, between W
klrkwood House, respectfully solioits 3 share of
his profession. iy IL pms
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
Mna q MnE0R MICK On

% - MCOonmlCh, PRINCIPAL
The thirteenth annual session of taIs Institution
will commence on Tuesday September 18th, IN the
house Tecently occupied BY Sylvester Scott, ESQ,
=, The course of study pursued will comprise sll
the branches requisite to o thorough English Edu-
cation, and Musio, French. Latin and Drawing. il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
prepared to receive limited number Of pupils a.
RosrdeLs, who, constituting . part of her own fam.
lily, will be under her immediate care and supervl-
sion. She will endeavor as far a. possible TO sur
round them with tho comforts and kindly influences
Of Home.
,RCwsssss.-Rsv,Se SEQ. H. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
Ess. Edgar Sno1den, Ess. Edmund r. Witme1'
E:s" keSsy kEsSnry 4 hMsH56u,y; Hbny; Es.: tsyis MsKsn.s
Editor Evening Star, Bepjamin w Wsters, Esl - Jas
Entwisle, IN, EsS. Col. John w. Minor, Londoun,
Mes.rs. Blsckiock q Marshall. Messrs. Corse
Brothers.
Board with Tuition IN a. the English Branches.
e2oo for the annual session-payables annually
In advance.
Musie and Languages ct Professor prices.
. III No extra charges. gu fs-u
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fHI MANY THOUSANDS cured this Institution within
The last seventeen years. and the important
s:i sPs.s9%sntsI par % tIs R'bNrn.d RJ
which have appeared again and again b,fO, the public,
gentleman character and
sity, 10 lsa eIsnt ElsTantss the snietsd I6ly
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urged upon the people as the cause of their
suferings, in order to infame their hostility
against our Government AID Institutions.
We can not think the English authorities
really believe that their exports Of manu-
featured articles to this country were mostly
consumed by the Southern people, and that,
by breaking the blockade, they will not only
obtain supply of cotton, but regain their
usual sale of exported goods. If they do
really 20 believe, they are infatuated to an
extent that is unaccountable; aod our pity
for their ignorance greatly mitigates our
indignation at their yenaiity. It is the
Northern mechanics and farmers who, with
their families, have consumed British pro-
ducts to the greatest extent. They have
been compelled BY the rebellion, to cut off
every luxury, and 20 curtail many of the ne
cessities of life, to keep up, during the war,
and sustain their Government. The re-
bellion has oecasioned the trouble with
British operatives as it has with our own
and Great Britain, were she animated with
no other desire than the restoration of her
trade, would rejoice in seeing it crushed.
So far from thvarting our Government, she
would aid it in the good work, If necessary.
We are aware that the reasons why Eng
land should let US alone are weighty and
numerous. We cannot forget, however, that
avarice will blind nations as well as indi-
vidualS to their ruin; and that permanent
ruin 10 often invoked rather than endure a
temporary inconvenience, or evil.
As we remarked before, our confidence in
the Administration Ia unlimited with this
new difficulty thrust upon it. Mr. Seward
win present the matter to the world in so
clear light that England win go into the
fight tiff she persists in having one--wi,h
all the weight of right against her. We
must not, however, soothe ourselves into
carelessness by syren songs of " 20 danger. y
Let our preparations be as though war was
already declared. Our military leaders will
we hope, see the great necessity of striking
a blow at the rebels Immediately, and per-
NIT US to assume the new struggle, if come
it will, bouyed by the Consciousness of sew
eral great victories over the rebels.
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RIVER NEws.-The steamer Grey Eagle,
tde champion packet, will be down to-day
and leave this evening for louisville. Capt.
Taylor is in command, With the accom-
pIisbed Harry McDougal in the Office. Fer
freight or passage apply to Capt. Jno. B.
hail. agent, No. 2 Water street. sFgs =.
The feet Eugene is also the regular Set
urdsy boat for Louisville. Mr. Ply D.
yfrts is the agent Of the popular Eugene.
The Golden State, Capt. King, will be up
from Paducah early this morning and be
off immediately for Louisville. Messrs.
Rudd and Crozal are in the Office, both
clever gentlemen.
The high headed" Courier will go out
at noon to-day for Cairo and all way land
ings. She carries the mail and is swift.
safe and comfortable.
The Charley Bowen having burned gu.
boiler did not go out yesterday. She
leaves for Paaucah next Monday.
The Matte Cook leaves for Calhoun to-
night at IL o'clock.
The Poland having been detained above
did rot arrive until yesterday afternoon.
She viii be found st the landing this
morning ready to receive freight for Cin-
cinnati Capt. Jno. B. Hall, No. Water
street, is her agent.
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southern Hrsmu.

The Richmond Exam liner, Of the 18th
says Floyd's. army viii not go to Bowling
Green, as reported. but viii proceed imme-
ately to South Carolina.
We call attention to the following article
from the Richmond Examiner. The fact
that the money issued by the rebel govern
ment is forty per cent. discount, is sufi-
cient to prove that the day Of dual reckon
ing is not far OF;
CoRFEDE1ATn CuRRBNe9-PREMIUMsR ron
GoLD AND SILvsR.-The advance in the pre-
mium for specie is . matter Of surprise to
ell rho look for reasons for this advance in
the natural laws of 6nance, with respect to
the Confederate States on the Wants of the
Southern people. Shut out as we are
by the war Eith all communication With
the rest of the world, our trade and barter
is sll domestic, end whAtevsr is received by
the government O. its value in pay ment for
duas, should ss&o be received By the people,
q BIZ, uudRr these circumstance, treasury
1otss, which aEe takau for all dues 10 tbe
government, esceRt the export duties on
cStton, should not be - good as geld, We
are 81 less 20 understand. Isolated as we
ale by the con6nes of War, We do not want
gold or any other currency than that 70
serve for transactioBs at home. Within one
month from the raising Of the blockade. We
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The PROCLAIM alton or Gen. Phelps.

Xh@ {K0el@nn 0tt0n OF Gen. Phelps
The telegraph has already alluded to the
fact that Gen. Phelps, upon landing at Ship
Island, issued proclamation to the rebels
The document has reached US, and were it
not for its extreme length, we would lay it
before our readers, that they might judge Of
the utter imbscility Of the man who has
charge of that i'm portaut position. We ven
ture TO srs hat more ilI-advised measure
has no ,usugurafed since The war COM
menced. Tne proclamation of Gen. Phelps
--occupying column Of the New York
Herald--is all about slavery--its wicked
ness; bis ideas about the expediency Of it's
abolition; aud concludes with the mon
Btrous assertion that the expedition has vis-
tied the Southern coast for the purpose Of
securing to the four millions of blacks in the
South, their right To freedom.
Not one word of encouragement to the
loyal citizens of the South not an assurance
tuat they would be protected in their Con-
RtitutionRl rights not a line Ahont the wish
of the Government to restore the old order
of things, and receive back to The allegiance
. misguided and deluded people General
Phelps. with q disregard of the object of the
Expedition which would be ludicrons were
it not shameful and contemptible-paeses
by all these points, and has the effrcntery 10
declare to the Southern people that the
MOTTO of the Expedition is not % The Union,
the Constitution, aud the enforcement Of
the laws" but, q Free labor aud working
mems rights" Il is hardly necessary to
state how this paper was received by the
officers and men Of Gen. Phelps command
They openly expressed their Indignation
and their purpose to resign st once, unless
the proclamation was repudiaied at Wash
ington. Capt. Smith, of the Blockading
Squadron, of Ship Island, refused to allow
one Of bis boats carry it to the enemy, and
expressed bis determination never to permit
the miscbisvous paper to cross The channel.
1t was understood, however, that General
Phelps vas determined to disseminate his
abolition TRADE in spite of all opposition.
We nay sAsely believe that this Vermont
General will De ordered home immediately.
aud if the GoverBmentdoes its duty, be will
be cour;-msrtialed 1.-THE Union cause can
Withstand such attacks from its pretended
friends, ne may rest assured that it vii
speedily and fully crush out the rebellion
The officer who does not yet comprehend
ths policy OF the Government-that this
war is wsged against those ia rebellion
against thu Constitution and ths Union, and
not sgainss the institution ofslsvery--should
beat once Withdrawn from the army he
disgrRce& He is either knave or . fool
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will have gold enough from abroad 10 serve
the demands Of cur commerce for year
thereafter
Notwithstanding these plain eonsidera-
tons, however. the brokers are griping from
the Jews and domestic rnisefs. who have
peculiar attachment for the glitter of coin,
the most extravsgaat premiums for gold
and silver. A Nashville paper before Us re-
ports that the brokers have advanced the
price of gold to ferry per cent premium, and
quotes silver a. thirty Jfue 10 thgty-e,gjt per
cent premium. The rates 10 New Orleans,
the money city of the Confederate States,
are scarcely less.
The supply Of specie in The Confederate
Statesis Iistie enough We are informed
that the amount of specie, for sustaining
the government, within the limits of the
Confederate States may be estimated at seg-
enty-fve millions of dollars. But the law
of supply aad demand does not properly OBJ
tain in this matter, for ne repeat that there
is no natural aud just demand of any. con-
siderable extent for specie. when re have 3
currency quite sufficient for those domestic
transactions to which our trade aud barter
is now essentially limited The demand
for coin, which has raised it 20 such fright
ful premiums, is wholly Fictitious, and,
proceeding from passions, perhaps, of "a few
furnishes no Indication Whatever Of any
general depreciation of our paper carrescy.
Fifty or sixty federal prisoners confined
at New Orleans have taken the oath ofalie-
giaace 10 the Southern Confederaey and
joined the rebel army.
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A SENSIBLE OPIKIoN. The Washington
correspondent OF the New York Evening
Post says hat there are various opinions al
the capital espec.ing the length of the
present session of Congress. Judge Colla-
mer, of Vermont, who is one of the shrewd-
est men in Congress, advises an early adj
journment. He says: "War is not bnsi-
ness Congress can engineer. 1t Is properly
Executive business; aud the moment Con-
gress passes beyond the line of providing
for the wants Of the Government, and de-
Gliding the purposes of war, to say hozv il
shall be conducted, the whole thing will
prove a failure."--Bo Daily Adv.
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HoLIDAY PREsENTs.-With an eye to in-
ereasing the happiness of the " little folks
during the holidays, Mr.. DoBELL has receiy-
ed an assortment Of most beautiful holiday
gifts, books, and engrayings, which Pas
and Mas are invited 70 examine. Nothing
is more attractive to child than a book
filed with highly colored engraeings; and
gratifying them in this particular to the
fullest extent is attended with no danger of
physicians bills, which not unusually fol-
loS a too free indulgence ia sweet-meats.
Mr. Dobsll has the Atlantic Monthly, aud
other periodicals for January. The Atlantic
is uest capital number, and should be
found in every library.
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DRAFTING OF TENNESSEE REBEL LEADERS
Our Louisville letter contains the names
of O dozen or more leading secessionists of
Nashville who have recently been drafted
into the Confederate army. They have for
years heep loud in their demands for
g Southern rights and have been chiefly
instrumental in bringing about this rebel-
lion. Hitherto they have managed to talk
only bat now they can have an opportuni-
" 10 realize the beauties of secession
feel some Of the evils they have brought
upon the country.
We hope they will be. compelled, to fight
our troops. For the poor whites, who have
been deluded into the crime of treason, we
have some commiseration but these viii
lains-we hope they may be made marks
for The unerring rides in the hands of our
brave soldiers. They have protested to DIES
piee the " NortbeTn hirelings' thus far !;
now they can fight them.
We also learn there is a great demand
for substitutes, and that 81, 600 have been
offered for one, without success GIN.
Times
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General order, 10. Ie.
HEADQUARTERS, IND. LEGION,
Decemb Der z20th. 1851.

Commanders win report with their com
panies, armed and equipped, at Military
Hall, 90 Monday, the 23d inst, at 3 O'Clock
P. A., to attend Drill and Dress Parade
Commanders will report their companies
hereafter, without notice, on every Other
Monday from the 23d last, as no further
notice viii be given in the papers. Com
pabies should pc on the parade ground
promptly at o'clock. BY order.
". E. HoLLINGswoRTH, Dol.
J. Il. SoNNrAs, Adj't re
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A SPANISH STEAMER SIZED We learn
from the New York Evening Pest that a
Spanish steamer, the. Nuestra Sonora de
RegIa, which recently sailed from New
York for Havana, has been seized aud cen
fiscated by our authorities at Port Royal,
into which port she had run. 1t is alleged
that important dispatches from the rebels,
addressed 20 foreign powers, were found on
her. Their particular character has rot
been diyulged. The vessel was seized and
held vito her crew ia the name Of the
Federal Government. -
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CoNTINESTAL MoxrHLY.-we have re-
eeived the first number of this new appli-
cant for favor, and hasty glance over its
table of Contents, inclines US to the opinion
that it win fully sustain the reputation of
its publishers, and that it will assume a
high position among the periodicals of our
country. Its artielesaaIe dashiug and IN
teresting, and viii win for the Monthly
great popularity.
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Proposals for FORAGE.

RE.R1ksN EsROEsOs.4ES ES@EAA BE
~ iece.ssI al tie otice II tie assstaBt Garter
bias er, T. ). A, EadEc n, X /, until Twelve
tIZl COOK n on Wednesday, I'll . hfst day Of
Januarys 1852, for suppl ing lie p st with fay,
Oats a8d Corns for SIX months from that "a e.
Tie tia.s aud Corn must lie can, sound and mer.
c. a. tat. e-tha fJrner t. Negh thirty two go,
aad the alter Ely six (56) pJunds the bust ell,
exc.nsEs q rscks ana HAY the Test art cls
Of fimothys al to he Ce We Ell On 4le GOEernfl emit
whAf Dcats at tie above p ace. No ceanite amount
will be contracted for, vat 3 persons re ewing
tse coItrUcts viii 4ufed furnish The f. a1e
IL quantities nee ed for tbs a the troops ar
tie Post go Aga @
Tie Grain must be deliye. 81 il goc d gunny bags,
eJInnsencsng Wsek fronI date If contract. Pro.
posals for fdrnishing tier alluf tie above viii
te iece Ae1.- Security for q dthiul Q, fSrInahce
II tie contract VIII Q Iequlel, ana tie un6er-
gns4 reserves the pCiti ee VfIejec ingga p Z. pa
ais that Ii AZ 9 Il ade. Al e bias y III lie ,pehod
promptly tie iiuI), and bidt AZ rec to
te p. essnt. Forms fJr making pcOi ais " 1t be
fdrnisAe eli on app calion a. tie Office. Ali bits
viii lie endorse TJ0l ais FIR fITnlshing For
a-e," aid addfe sei 10 Ca Pr. G. A. PIEHCE,
oec2O-st chef O. IN, # fost, Padccsh, Ky.
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W asIy 0nruaI.


SUBSCRIPTION PROS FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week. 10
Dy mail or IN the City, per year On advancel w
FOB WEEK Y
Py lal rer year, Single sahsc rber %
. 4" club Of five (to address3 %
ADVE Rising
gor Tersas see first page, tabular form.
AGENTs:
The following gentlemen arc our authorized
AGENTS IA the places named:
Dr.. Raiston. Bconviile, Warrick Co.
Jobn "a Lock wood, IT. Vernon, POaey Co.
John Z. Dsugherty, EockpoTt, Spencer Co.
james L. Tbornfot-, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John j. handy, Hewbnrg Warffck Co.
d.. Murphy, New Harmony, PcseJ Co.
A. 3. Wilkinson, Cyuthiana.
Preston Talbot, RoseyFiile Possy Co.
Il. Il. Cufteu, Petersburg, Pike co.
Mark Grant, Canal P o., Warrick Co.
G z Cavanali. Ovensville Gibson Co.
Z a = ? i Y D. IT IroR
G. a DREW -.,..--... EDITOR
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Homn INTER SIS.


SALE OF CoNrRABAND GooDs -The goods
seized by the Surveys or of. this port which
have been advertised for sale in cur paper
viii be disposed Of on Monday .the. 23linst.
Several Of the boxes contalniog these goods
we're not opened until YESTERDAYS and are
found to contain army goods, the contents
Of the boxes not in evsry instance agreeing
with the invoices. re-.se 81
oae lot of goods bought in this city in
the name Of ]. skiggs. 1skiggsyille, KY
was said to contain assorted dry goods.
Upon examining the boxes they, were found
to be filed with goods very much needed in
the South. They were shipped at this land
ing for Bowling Green, KY, aad wer 9
seized b. the Surveyor Of this port on the
steamer Matte Cook ouftbe 7ih OF Septem-
Der last just, as she was about leaving for
that place. We do not think any blame
attached 10 The officers of the Matte Cook,
however, in the. matter.
One queer circumstances touching four
boxes of goods, is the fact that the house in
our city who sold and shipped them is not
willing now to acknowledge having done
So
We doubt not some most excellent bar
gains viii be obtained al the sale on Mon
day. Read the advertisement N another
place
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Pro POsALS -EoR
SUBSIST ENCE STORES
OFFICE q. S. CoAI1TIssABY OF UBsIsT ENCE,
IEBIANAPoLfs, Ind, Dec. 10, 1891.

o
- IKBIANAPoLfs, Ind, Dec. 10, 1891.
@SEAkED PR0POSRE VIII BE
~ received at this office, il O'clock P. NJ, On
the 9th day Of December, IL for furnishing Sub
sisteues Stores for the Volunteers at ROckport,
Ind, until ths ZSth day Ct February, 1862.
Each proposal must comprise ALI Ct the fol
lowing articles ttctaai re required 40 extra
charge f1r paekagAs.} viz Mess Pork Bacon,
(shoaIders and Gle si1es,) Flonr, extra IN bar
Tels White Beans, Rice, H0niiay, per pound Rio
&c Zee, Sugar. N o., Vinegar, Candies, Soap salt
per flushed, dry meas re; Pott toss. pr found
and moiesses. Aiiafticles to e u TIE best quail
y, and to be delivered IN packages at the camp in
instalnents reqairei f0s he itse Of the troop
Eseh proposal must coGfJFm % tas above specih-
cations and be accompanied by tue names ef the
two snuetea Proposals. will b. endorsed on the
ensslope, Proposals, Rockport, ami direCt ted to
CAPT r. -MACFEELEY,
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mPROPOSALS FOR Fresh BEEF

OFT ICE q. 5. CUhlM IS'N OF eUBa1SrENCE.
IsDIANAPoLIs, Ind, DC II, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- r csi, 81 At this tfce, Intfl 10 O'c.ock P On
III zStn cav Of pece,l bers 1861, ior furnishing
Until the 18th cay OF Fe9rsary, 1852.
The Eeef must e OF the hrss qua it., and 10 re
&c iyei ea o. the Ca in q a. perTtEs Il ioIe AID
hind quarieIs, leeAsa and 81 E Is ezc nee . at
sush tine AID IA such qaantiges a. may be re-
Qaired for tie Sc # he Esot ps.
Lacn sspr Sal must conf lrm to the above
= &C hca iO1, AID be aec5mpaaie4 by tic nameS
and TsslceneSs Of two suresies.
Prs p ssa will Q indur Ell ssprxp SIS for Beaf,
hLaviIss, - and dif &C ed 10
CAPT. II. MACFEELEY,
Coaimissary st Sui site CO, Q 5. Army,
6ac20-tt- .-sf Ind aEa.o.s, nd.
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a. Remember that a. Nelson q &c.
sell at auction this morning at I0.o'clock
a lot of household furniture, boots and
shoes, without reserve.