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, 1862-12-15

notorious captain OF the Alabama for less
celebrated na1nesake. The pirate is not 'Al-
cxandcr," but Rafael semmes. He is a Bal
timorean, or native Of Maryland at least.
lie w:s the fifty-eightll commander in the
lsadford, now commander Of tic Brooklyn
navy yard, had been year in the EerVice
before him. Capt. Dahlgren, Chief Of the
Ordnance Bureau, vas . MILDLY with him.
Capt Rowan, appointed to command our
9s5por Sborepg Sl S9 tef Ma
ncsota; Capt. Meade, now On board tho
North Caaolina; Capt. Drayton, Of the Pas
sale, and other distinguished men werc his
schoolrnates. He was midshipman on board
the old Lexington, and commanded the brig
HIS RIGHT HAND MAN.
John n. Maf11t, who is reported to be his
second in command, is an Irishman, whose
was admitted to the navy, Tas classmate with
Mr. Ronckendorf He WAS last commander
Of the steam gunboat Crusader, one Of
Cromwell s vessels, bought BY the navy. His
appointment was credited to Georgia, which
he called the ''natiye State Of his naturaliza-
ton" On board the little brig Dolphin, he
captured the brig Echo, with the cargo Of
ncgr1ts which vas subsequently sent to
Africa in the Niagara. He is personally braTe,
eycn TO rashncss, and is q very able Seaman.
TIE SAN JAC1NTo.
This is the vessel on board which Captain
| Wilkes ovcrI.auled the Trent. She is slow
and cannot make OYER seven miles an hou1
| generally. She is :: first class screw steam
| sloop Of the old navy, was built at the navy
| yard at Brooklyn. in 1850, and was attlched tt
The squadron in China which attacked th'
Barrier Forts. The St. Louis and IeSant
the former under Admiral Foote, the hero 0
Island No. TO- were also Of the fleet. A fev
| weeks since she sailed from Boston, 1avin:
been thoroughly overhaulcd at tint port.
, 1862-12-15

There is very bitter feeling between the Iui-
nois and Ohio troops engaged ut Hartsyiile,
and the public will do we'll to withhold fur
tllcr Judgment in the case until the facts arc
fully known. The story contained inthe Lou
isvillc journal concerning Col. Moore's speech
i'll. that city, is wholly incorrect. The officers
Of his regiment declare that he never made
speech in Louisville, and lie is not . man to
make speeches ut any time The officers Of
tile Cd Ohio regiment declare that Col Moore
took nd heed Of the repeated warnings Which
he received Of the approach Of the enemy, and
and once at least ordered an individual ont OF
his tent who camc to inform him of the fact
They say further that the l06th did not know
for come time after the surrender, Of Its hay
ing been made, and continued the fight, IL
though surrounded by the enemy. Upon the
whole, the indignation against the :s:,th brig
ade is beginning to soften down. The large
loss Of the 106th Ohio, proves conclusivcly
that they did not surrender without severe
fghtinr. The rebel loss must have been
heayv, as one of their regiments, the 9th Ken
lucky. is known 10 have had seventeen Killed
and Wounded, and another, the I'd, seventy
three Their entire loss was little less than
$40 men. The rebel strength in artillery was
much greater than at first rcportc1-twelSe
| pieces we're counted By our captured men. :,
| SkiEmishing in front continues, hut moth. OF
ing important has as yet taken place rue
parolcd prisoners will take their departure
for the North tonight.
Firing has been heard to-day upon the Muir
frcesboro road, but it is not known that any
thing OF Importance has taken place.
, 1862-12-15
-0-
TTfE MEMS

All The news interest centers in the STIR
ring events present and prospective
about Fredericksburg. The intelligence
comes ofactivity in Rosecrans' department.
Jefferson Davis is in Tennessee, and has
made speech to the people Banks expe-
dition Las not been heard from, but the re-
mort brought By vessel at New York Of
> fragments Of a wreck seen outside, will
awaken anxiety to know if disaster hasnot
n - fallen some one Of his vessels.
, 1862-12-15
TEE FEELING.

The city since Saturday evening has
been in an intense state Of excitement
There was no boisterous demonstra-
ticn, no outside elulli.ion, but the Sc
rieus countenances and quick, determined |
gestures Of citizens, as they gathered in
little knots, denoted the pent up emotion
within. The announcement received by |
telegraph late on Saturday, that = battle was
in progress on the Rappatltlnnock; that
our forces had made the attack, and that !
heayy reinforcemcnts we're tastening from |
various points to Burnside's assistance, was
sufficient to Stir the depths Of the great |!
heart Of the people, and excite the largest
anxiety for fuller details -
AS consequence, the Sunday morning
issues were in great demand, and the battle
, believed to lie in progress was the upper
most thought Of The day Pulpits prayed
fcclins1y for the success Of our
arms, and tue pews feelingly and in in
stances sonorously responded ancn. The
great heart Of the people went forth to our
bo3s on the battle field Asnightfan came,
The newspaper Offices, hotels and other
plsces of public resort were crowded with
eager ouestioners as to the nature Of the
evening kilograms Tie news we give
elsewhere. It shows the trial Of our arms
h. .ostroncd, and the public feeling will be
carried over to to-day
{ There are reasons for this peculiar condi-
ton of the public mind at this time. The
fight has long been expected, it is deemed
TO some extent g decisive one, for if Burn
side wins the day the rebellion will receive
sessth wound, its army before Rich
mend annihiiated and the heavy work Of
eubduinc the traitors would be we'll nigh
over. We do not care to discuss the re-
suits Of the other contingency, for we do
not deem it probable. The confidence the
people feel in Burnside will be enhanced
by the intelligence that he is with
Lis troops and actively supervising
operations More than that, hi
sclerfally telegraphs that all: is go
ing on we'll and that he "has ner
enough" One thing is certain there vii
be heavy fighting. General Burnside
knows the people have sent him the ma
terial he has, 10 he used against the enem,
and he will use it. The great battle can
not from present prospects be long delay
ed. It can only he delayed BY 2 change Q
positions in the enemy who if they folloy
their old antecedcnts will fall back to
new line Wherever they arc our boy
viii find them and no line Of skir1nishe1
will mask their retreat Our boys wi
prick all sham detences with the h.vonc .1 one
4, The earnest work Of The var has begun i
Virginia. The Federal armies are On th
nf{eDeire
, 1862-12-15
MATTERS At THE CAPITAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, Dec 49, 1S62-11 p m

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune-3
WASHINGTON, Dec. 134 1871 p NJ
F;phty thousand dollars in postal currency t
far Cincinnati goes West on the first train. !
Secretary Chase. has made arrangements for |
scn7,ng q million Of this currency Vest in |
fev DAYS, for distribution among postmastcrs
throughout the country.
Jesse D. Bright is here to-day He denies
being candidate for the Senatorship, but it
is generally understood among the Democracy
that matters arc set in Indiana for the election
of;Hendsicks for the long term, and Bright to
succecd Gov. Wright in filing out the uncx-
pitcd portion of his OWL term, from remain
ine in which originally be was prevented by
expulsion ,..
In McDowell's court nothing done
r, Portcr's court Mcdowell testified, the
Eubstancc of his evidence being that if Porter
had obeyed orders and attacked the enemy on
the 2atb the rebels would have been defeated
Tlr evidence thus FIR has made out terrible
l. case for Porter.
Several Republicans and Union men who
voted against laying Yeaman's resolution
copdernnipg the Presidents proclamation on
thetab1c would have also voted against the
resolution Itself, but desired direct vote.
Among them are Horace Maynard, Mason Q:
ohio. Sheffield of Rhode Island, oden Of New
York, and others.
The combination alluded to in these dis
matches, in favor OF Republican member il
the Cabinet to succeed Smith, seems likely +
succeed. The chances now are that judg
Holt will not be Secretary of the Interior, an
nroba},ilitfes point to Assistant 8ecretar
, 1862-12-15
Excitement at the Navy Tard-A Fleet
After the AIabuna-Sketchcso of The
Commanders OF the San 1nctnto and
Of the Alabama.



Yesterday afternoon the Brooklyn Navy
Yard presented Il scene Of great excitement
News came over that the San Jacinto had been
hoodwinked By the Alabama, and naval onaceFs
we're so much *s scxcrcised'' by the 1nfellSenec
that the thoueands who obtained admittance
to the ward, Thursday being the regular visit
ing dav. nl!stoo6 the cause Of the furore, and
t,iTon9cd to the wharf, where Capt. Wordcn
of the Monitor was working hard to get off
his new uon-clad, the Montauk-
FLEET AFTER TEE ALABAMA.
It is not worth while to conceal the fact
that whole feet Of steamers are after the
Alabama The Vanderbilt sailed yesterday
from the "Lights'' direct to Fayal, and runs
| 4 fair chance Of falling in with the pirate on
| the way. She is supposed to meet there two
| United States steam men-of-war. detached
from foreign. squadron, and the three viii!
| the steamers cannot be given At the Brook
! 1vn navy Yard at present there arc two sp1en-
did regular navy steam frigatcs, and one ten.
knot steamer all Of which will be of in 4
Is readv to leave. One left Philadelphia or
Thursday, another started from Portsmouth
H. on Monday, and five have taken thel'
departure from this and other ports within :
few days Ofthcm all, however, only one
lie Steftin, prize steamer, built expressly t.
run m The blockade, and subsequently captures
! by our ships, is probably fast enough to catcl
/ the Alabama
TIE CoA1AASDER OF TIE eAN 3ACINTo.
Commander William Ronckendorf is Car
j sa;r of the San Jacinto. He is 4 native Of til
. civ civ Of Philadelphia, and belongs to the ol
BE entered ed ths .s sefyGs on dhs n
thiriv wears an officer. He has been eightee
years 1t sea, and was four years and tc
months unemployed. His service recor
e embraces adventures on every station, an
f lis character is highly esteemed
n WHO Is sEMMEs?
Biographers have sometimes mistaken Il
, 1862-12-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-TLe commercial
circular from japan, Of the 25th Of October,
er1iment; but Of what character published re-
ports don't make clear. The assumed power
Of the Tycoon is greatly restricted, and the
policy adopted is adverse to foreign Interests
Mr.. Richardson, an English merchant, had
been assassinatcd by the servants Of the ia
pancse Prince.
, 1862-12-15
Tie Fight fol. the Champion
Snip in England.

The telegraph has already reported the vic
tory Of King over Mace. The event took
place in the ncighborhood Of Thames Hayen,
tYeuty-eight miles from London.
, 1862-12-15

new YoRK, Dec. 1S.-The total amount
raised in this city, to date, for the Lancashire
(Encland) operatives, is $3.50, otU; ", ooo
Custom House returns show S9oo, ,Wu worm
Of guns imported this week
SIX political prisoners we're released from
Fort Lafayette to-day.
, 1862-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.--The Indian resi-
mcnts are already in the government service
under Gen. Blunt. Several more arc to be
added and all Of them formed into brigade.
, 1862-12-15

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ses sstsesa
e sS e. T = fss 9Es5
sSnS e S Ses r. bsse ] 9ea Il
rnHS q s:ed pork bacon twsatS,two nnS o13ssT =
1a S1 1eIa p1f oF 6anees q
Honr and one fourth Ro9nos o. fofa ,1 n
beans pounds 5es or hoIny one @ R1nas Ro9nad of
potatoes peE Hs hEss ass @ wGsk IN gfoa1d
coee q qgs 19n1 n'afs Of SaeEa Sn
one olassss psr e. 2He hand5sd EaoaS: 6
eer O. s1y regiment It
at te pMsf M Ss1 H ass9Raa taa
rose tho ration the person nanS tae IGfn1sc1n ns cn
u LII sss ana ota ala
qe nItea fo e IL
&c 81 e fss 6ds
S 81 ss @aas d e e
e he b IL Rsoa
6as thsa fss SEsaa %:de
Sss tRs thst u
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a BE- s e &
81 sareSn5 3 .ae guar
| rfoEs1 OF GUARANTEE
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saia VIII m Is
nv N.tasss: e ss:@''@'' J. S&BB.}euaEantor". 3;
, 1862-12-15
TEE DISASTER AT EARTSvILLE.
Ritter Feeling Between the Illinois
and Ohio Troops.

Especial pispateh to the Cincinnati Gazette.
Tho losses in the 1G6th and 10Sth Ohio i'll
frntry, I'd Indiana cavalry and 18th Indiana
battery in the recent disgrace at llartsEine
E,nt mn nc follows.
, 1862-12-15

NEW YoRK, Dec. .13.-Demarara advlces
statc that intelligence has been received OF
serious commotion in Snrduam, caused b7 an
resurrection among the slaves.
, 1862-12-15

The CoreAfr at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the U. s. frfkate San JAc1nto-An ~
tempt TO Gait urc tho PIrate-Frcnch
Fcuira7ity-Coznp1 List of the Ala-
ban1a,n Captures-A Whole Fieet Al"
1u1
, 1862-12-15

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
t,PEs f. now being sold at low pstccs to close up
stock, at 81 LaEalle street.
, 1862-12-15

steamer Arrived.
New YoRE, Dec 14-Thc steamship Cham
pfon arrived this afternoon from Aspinwa1l,
with 100000 in treasure. No news from
SoRtl or Central America
, 1862-12-15

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
OFEs Is now being sold at low prices. to close m
stock, at s. LasalIe street,
, 1862-12-15

A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs Is now being sold ut ow prices. to close up
stock, Ut 81 Lasal1e street.
, 1862-12-15

W7 ANTED-A man to drive and
W take care OF good team. We will also
rar cash for good heavy grain wagon. Apply to T.
WEED & CO. zoe South Water street. dct5- yIsI-3t
, 1862-12-15

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENvEL~
oPEs is being sold at low prices. to close up
stock, at s. Lasalle strect.
, 1862-12-15

oPEs is nov being sold at lo prices. to close up 3
s:oek. ut 81 L:salle etzaet-
, 1862-12-15

BOARDING large unfur-
- nfshcd rooms for rent with board 1t = Washing
ton street. between State street and Wabash aTenue
Also. few day boarde1s taken. references required
f1a1E-y1SlSt
, 1862-12-15
n cru G1pcrtlsr1r,cnts.

A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEI,-
nPEs being sold at low Prices, to ccse mp q
stock, at g Lasa1lc street.
, 1862-12-15

w ANTED- boy to take care
W Of horse and cow-one whose parents reside
West Madison struct dc1:-y15t2t
, 1862-12-15

wv WANTED-Bo and rooI1esftlr
W nls1ed OF unfurnfshed. By gentleman and wife
in q family where there few no other boArders
Tribune Office de15y!EoS
, 1862-12-15

"ANTED.-Fur1lished House,
W well located till May 1st 1,y responsible and
careful tenant. address i j.. " Post Office Box ga.
<Iulz,
, 1862-12-15
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs is nov being sold at low pr11es to close up
s:oek. ut 81 I.:salle etzeet-
A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL~
oPEs is row being so1a at low price, to csose up
stock 1T = Lasa11e street.
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL~
oPEs is now being sold at low prices. to close up
stock, at s. Lasalle street
A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
Etock at = Iasane street,.
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs is now being sold at low prices. to close up
stock, st s. LasaIlc street.
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs is now being sold at low pricea to close up
stock. st q Lasane street.
4 LARGE STOCK OF EN- VEL
oPEs Is now being sold at low prlccs to Gloss ur
| stock at ). Lasaue street.
| A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEI-
oPEs Is now being sold at low prices, to close up
/ stock. at 81 Lasa1le street.
| 4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs is now being sold at low prices to close up
stock. 1t 81 Lasa;le street.
| A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
opEs is ROW being sold at Low prices. to close up
stock, at g Lasalle street.
! 4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs Is now being sold at low prices. to c1cse up
stock ut s. Lasalle street
A LARGE STOCK OF nSvE1,
oPEs Is being sold at low prices. to close up
stock, at52 Lasa1le street,
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
opEs is now being sold ut low prices. to close up
stock 1T s. Lasa!!e street.
A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oFEs Is now being sold at low prices. to close up
| stocE Ut 81 Lasa1e street
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL.
oPEsls being sold at low PRIZES. to close up
stock. at s. Iasalle street.
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
OPEs is now being sold at low prices, to close up
/ stock. 1t - LaEal1e street.
4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs is row being sold ut low prices. to close up
l. stock, ut s. Lasallc street.
Il 4 LARGE STOCK OF ENV Ell
4 opEs is b=ing sold at low prices, to close up
|. stock, At = Lasa1le Rt1eet.-- ~-
4 A LARGE STOCK OF EN- NVEL
OpEs Is now being sold at low prices to close u1
II stock. st s. Lasa1le street.
1 A LARGE STOCK OF EN- VEL
opEs Is now being sold ut low prices. to close up
ID | stock. at So Lasa11e street.
III |
i.
4 LARGE STOCK OF EN- VEL
oPEs Is now being sold at low prices. to close up
,e stock, At 81 Lasallc street. RUFUS BLANCHARD.
r. r. dct5- -y139lt
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$: DEAI, ESTATE FOR SAL
, 1862-12-15

ROARDING.-~A very pleasant
IL suit of roon7s can be had By = gentleman md
wifi in private family on tile West Side where tne
comforts of home be enjoyed, None need nprly
who canrot ray foT good accomModations- AdITess
.Iicme~ care f:ex 20io de15-yISS:t
, 1862-12-15

TOR SALE Two Steam Boilers.
ONE locomotive ftre,box, and one tubular: small
f,oiiete in good order one year in USE BY II. D.
SHUFELDT, GO South Water street, dcl5y1.3-lt
, 1862-12-15

a sa.1.:1 n a ACT fss
bounty Land ana Pension Agency The advertiser has
resided in washington. md 1aS been Gonnectcd %1n
tte business and ffc rsutno Of that office Address
u Il; N"Post Office Drawer No GIL. del5-y1I0-lt
, 1862-12-15

w ANTED.- Employment wanted
w in gentee1 boot and stoe establishment. hr 4
man who nss had much experience in one Of our
largest eastern cities both in thu English and French
,rTccss of nnuflcturing the ladies department: Of
t1rasn II, M Trjbune Otsce. 1e15-y1332t
, 1862-12-15

WANTED-5oo Agents, to sell
W the largest. best and ci,eapest PRIZE PACK
AGES in tie yoEd Containing one Of Pr af GTeaf con @
Hoyle's rules for the game OF chess noye anH an
Interesting package In great demand aMong the
tir15y1S1-1m 1871 Clark street Chicago.
, 1862-12-15

WIILOW W ARE FO r
w CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-Lades' Work
stauds Ladlcs Gents and Chdrcn's hooking Chairs,
III dcsrrinfioEs All willow Ware reraIred at the
Shortest nntice br CH FREDERICK.
lis y. Clark street.
c-5o-s 1,-oyrpf1v attended +n def5y1S3lw
, 1862-12-15

WANTED-An active business
~ man who has had ten years experience a. book
keener and ssltsurn III different bTanvl.es Of mcrcl
tile business would like situation IN either capcity
References good. Address Bug 4'i5, Chicago r ..
dcla.y162l 1t
, 1862-12-15

" ANTED-A Cook, Washer and
" Ironec IN small family. Protestant preferred
InanIre IT the TrthuDe Iltirc. dciE2t
, 1862-12-15

w ANTED- Rent dwelling
house containing from to 70 rooms with mod
ern improvements on the Vest North side. Addrrss
Posi- Office BQx 26QI. ClcaE0. de15.ylIoSt
, 1862-12-15

BOARDING large and pleas
ant room enitab1e for single gentleman. to let
with board ut go Illinois street, near Rush street.
de1iy169-It
, 1862-12-15

Arm G0rcrtlselnfnt5. !
w ANTED-A Cook, Washer and !
W Ironer In asmal family. Protestant preferred.
Inquire at the Tribune otlcc. dclaSt
w ANTED-A situation as house !
Apv At asspfs a0 ''' 0s eSt5
w TANTED- boy to take care
IN the el;s German preferred. inauire = s.. 1s6
w ANTED- man to drive and
~ take care, Of good team: We vii q a1so
ne fsf ESse asiS xeE'n G?E
w WANTED.-Furllislled House,
g ws oesta aart1a t y osgg ES:g2naGs nox aud
w WANTED--Board and roone.ft.r !9:,
7 y nlsled or unfinished By gentleman and Wiis,
Ths bss rstaFences given Address Il sarc
WANTED ITO Rent dwelling
house containing rSm to e . wit aHss nod
fsa Fo5t ftsf@sass oiss noa II cieso 5ae 0
wv WANTED--An active business
@ ' wo mas ha M cFe ifR
tie hnsines= would ike situation in % ei!he5 fsrac' r
Ktssss9fssl asi1 1fssl ie0d. Address n'7 ~ Chicago o.
w A n T "A situation in 4
w Wholesale Drug or Prescription Store, by q
+ | Ss rRs sS Es aad
'e2an5sq at95,siieas :se'esess L. E. A lfD'D-NS o''
w ANTED Unfurnislledroolns-
w ANY person having two OF three :ooals on a
i e Ssas s,s eSs {saass as s. q
dTesin 6oxSo dro ch1saso Post o'es i21 aFee
| WANTED-A situation as Sales
w man man in some waolsss1e e Sstail @ 1ea.s. ~ =
snati9 pss!ssec 6pa @ cease II ts CLOTH
dcI5 riS9-it
- :. ,7n,173 ., =: ~ -
S5;sss u Ell b5s n12s 2 5bsa aSfsf
45 e: =; -=,,zazo =-,
w IN eentes1 boot md shos establishment; me- y M :
roesss eas1aa 4 G i.diss
se,z 49, 37,r11 - 49, - Iii
~ @ sf apE 2leaE een'
sn$
| delsy1sl:lm 12! Clark stree. Chicago:
VN7ANTED-A Partncr-An act
m Sse6 Ih IN III
reon Office and 1her1uE5y asGanis
S@I3I = - ~ nm NOD
M / j. IL " w W - w =
l. " CHRISTMAS PREsENTs;-Ladies' s. ts ea,s'1 Mnrs
Al Willow Tarf fFpEhck EsnsIEaa # th'
order. promptly attended to- ~ s9:::sEs; a:5:z!5@
M ~ s nd:es arse : = WHINE amr
@ a sEsS
DOARDING-A very pleasan
srtt ~ r,on7s ran he had hr n gentleman m
VIII il M pEiyste ismily en tis Msst sas wasTs Il
| comforts Of home can be enjoyed. None need n2I,i
Shs sseest e4s 'f 4? oS fs0d ''e0n'ol'Rs s
TOR SALT = Two S st steam cal t.,a3., BollerS !ns
et ns n s%Ss one saa
sHTFELDT, g South Water street. de15y1751t
! TOR SALE OR RENT T-Hous
it317S S'f! + EiSt; Sia south Water street.
G dcIS-yi.JSt
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-nD cAT17 uor~, n,,rcr, TJa,
Oh oAH-1oIse, LIZ ,po = Du7IH2 u ii IN =
@ So Water Street: de15:yl'.tl!
= ~1Apn1Nfr aTr. E,,,l-1;n 6
kOAlADINV- V-Ats' i1nh1i'A
References revuirel. del5-y -
- .I1-,-c -
EOAHD1NV IA latGc 'l1l0 Flett
|e - ant room galtable for single gontlen;ans to
, 1862-12-15

EOR SALE-Horse, Buggy, Har-
mss and Cutter. Apply to Il. Il. SsH!FELnr, se,r :l
, 1862-12-15

w ANTED-A situation as house.
keeper hy lady who has the best Of reference.
AnnfY at 81 jackson street dcIlr lrI61.St
, 1862-12-15

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEI4-
OPES Is being sold at low rrices> to close NJ
stock. at ). Iass11e street..
, 1862-12-15

DOARDlNG-1Ir Franklin 81
j. Washington street. has two front rooms 70 let.
References re.t11ired del5yi45*:st
, 1862-12-15

TOR SALE OR RENT House
L ttcn rooms, and Lot. $50 West washngto street.
JOHN r: KING >2i2 South Watershed
df1:-r1ifeXt
, 1862-12-15

DOARDING-Two pleasant rooms
- suitable for sIng1e gentlemen with board can pe
up. utsst ~ Wshssh aye6ue de15- -y1S2-1t
, 1862-12-15

w A n T D-A situation in 4
W Wholesale Drug OF Prescription Store. b .
younm man WHO l1as hal about three years experience
in te retail flrug trade Best nf references and
renrired Address Il. E. A. Tribune Office.
In1S .r1J
, 1862-12-15
A r. MY S U 2 P l. l Il :

T>AKEN CP-On Dec. 9th, 4 Bay
Torse which the owner can hare by calling at
~ WEI lake street proving property and payl1ng
, 1862-12-15

" "ANTED--A situation as Clerk
: 7 in groeery store. Saiarr not 50 much Of an
object sass7alsn Cnn hIF}1sh TltGT-
70 iii del5-yI3n1t
, 1862-12-15

FOUND valet {; -, contasalng cont 3as3 5s
u1dnr. H9->-Ai 5z, e M Street
de15-y1S4-lt ~ 11-'hs St. eN.-