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humanity -four of their most instructive and inter.
esting Lectures on Marriage and its Disqualihca.
tions, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Indi.
gestion, Weakness, Depression. ignorance Of
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
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kiXaWS WAShIsGI0s IHEaTae

ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn Avenue
Sole Lessee and Manager. r........JsN NEs NJ NIXON
THIS fTUESDAYl EVENING.
Great Success of the Spanish Danseuse
CUBAS! CURASt
who will make her secOi appearance in this city in
the grand military :.-act Drama of he
FRENCH spy
in which she will su stain Three Characters
Second appearance of the FaScinatin and DlsiIiuc
Young Coni-ienue. .
FANNY BROWN
H. Brougham : Musical Burlc>qpc of
P0CAR0NTAS.
In which the Popular Comedian.
F. s. CIIANFRAU
And th, entire Drama ic Com pauy :; ~ srrasr
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GROWERS THG GATRE.
kIx0wS ChEMGRkE GARDEN CIRCUS.

kIx0KS CkEhGRkE GARDEN CIRCUS.
PENNSYL VANlA Nv. AND SEVENTH ST
GALA DAY OF Pun.
A NIGHT IF FRiFOLfTY IND FI MY,
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Nov IT,
BENEFIT oi the German Comique AMI Clown,
-.-s WM. CON NRAD
When. for the first time, will be presented
TIL E mPiCTVRRES PCT II IS, OE N4PIL EON, TIL
And the Clowns Game OF Leap Frog.
The Star snd " altz Entree; the Conrad Brothers
rs the Motley Brothers. Eaton Stone the Wizard
Ilorseman; DIR. James l.. Thayer. with the Comic
Mules, and the entire Company will appear.
The Performance will conclude with a
HUMOROUS PANTOMIME
~ Look eut for the FIELD OF THE CLOTH
Of GOIp. ne al
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18So.-<
DIR AXES PLANTATION BITTER.

DKAKE's PLANTATION BlrTERs.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and
diet. .s -s..
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind. ...-- ...
They prevent miasmaic and intermittent
feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach. aa. ... ..s.... s fI-. ..
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhra, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus. r.i -
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache. tai-.-..ia
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & co, 2O2 Broad.
way, New York. ~ sep 25-eo6n
Fall mrt1flaYX Hf p v xHb NC cfTiLiASSo i r & oDs.
si S0s ssssiRs
&c xIsrge aDa vsil selected Stock OF sns heavy
0yERGCqATS &c S. We We haye b sr also 2 complete assori
N assrg @
desirous to their wants. Heavy Woslen Blankets,
''r camp a''' At TnIn sfRPasNs RRf'ifs CO.
322 Pennsyivsnia avenue,
oc 2s-dtf between 9Th and 10th streets.
nAILY STAGE LINE TO FAIRFAX COURT
sAaE s!a DAf1A a. large and sommo.
ate o'clock from the Prescott Ht1se, corner Of
18th street end Pa avsnue for Psirfa! Court House
fiessts E hsS At fhs New YORK sils Gysr; sta
ss:s Ssfa USE iRd N4SSs e. PROF.
a faE GSirSp sTArEs@EnSTscihnHs hHMa al the Re
WITH sps fo4%s as RSF,y
the sna Of hs aSssd as IF
8 'Fs aasox to @ayroa rsn,,1a'
A DAMS kxPREss COMPANY. .Ia-1 -
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. .-
The DELIVERY OFFICE of this Com p.py I,
Removed frsn Third street 70 the large depot on
CL0THs. ANB. CAssIMEREs.-A new and full
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents sc nj
One Price only, marked in plsi.nb ps.bSy FS2rss peo
no Slot Pa ave. aud Ninth street.
In several grades.
eeSlM Pa. ave. ana Ninth street.
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"A FHE UNITED ST STArES-Embrscing all the
Laws under which Pensions, Bounties, and Bounty
situations now in use in and under the authority
of the Pension ONCE; to which Is added digest Of
the NEST i'm portant decisions of the authorities in
relation to various matters pertaining to Pensions
By IN Examiner, lfei. 81 So -
ocT 80 .fRANCK TAYLOR.
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fcllowlng aicut an eSl,et,.fi collision bet yecu
The Cent? dt rate and Sta.s authoritie ip f;.,or
gia:
Gov Brown. of Georsia, has agaia some in
Conflict with Confederate, authoritv. by the
actios Of the superintenI ent Of thu Wsstsrn and
Atiante Railroad IL rffnsing transpoft Ia ION for
some hfty barrels OF whisky, IN accordance
with "A proclamation Of the Governor in rela-
uon thsIei We understand that an agput rs
on Tie WAY TO Goorcia 10 take possession of this
Toau, Tor the enforcement Of this transportation
as Wen as Tor other purposes. We awnit the
issue with some curiosity, il things are a. we
undt rstand them. Us.
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(NES rs FURNISHING GOODS of all dessrip.
N ton, st SMITHS No. 400 7th street opposite
City Post 01ijce near y street oc 3y-tr
OAK HALt.-BOYS' CLOTHING in great
~ variety. at RRECE & Go, Ea "a ldoors
peIoW Smlth 'f.tSs NlCt - s.r.r 90 E-ts
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Ii4cellaneon4.

srcaErARY CnAsE's FINANCIAL
ScHEME.-rhe secretary ofthe treas
ury, inbis report 10 Tie committee Of
ways and mcars, thus embodies bis
views the first sections give authori-
~ 70 raise S3oo,000,0o0 for the GER
vice of the current year, and 5000
100000 for the next fiscal year, and
10 raise these sums in any ofthe mod
Is heretofore sanction 4 81 Ills Con-
gress, as publicexigcaei sin require.
The notes include HE issue Of 6 per
cent bonds, 7-3o bonds, per cent
bonds, or bonds bearing less rates Of
interest, aud also the issue Of small
notes, bearing 8,65 per cent interest,
or legal lender notes bearing no IN
ierest Tie secretary, 10 his letter TO
the committee, expresses strong de-
sire 70 have limits as to modes Of pro
visions, add the amounts 70 be provid-
IN each mode defined a. precisely as
possibility Congress Tie remaining
sections aulhorize tie formation 81
banking association % issue notes
furnished BY The United States alike
in form aud secured alike by United
Stat bonds bot pos able "a demand,
primarily by issuing aaoelaiions-
The biliin rs uaiH FEATURE + 'he
sa tlat .airodo 9 y Repre- n-
uts Il per during tho Inst siaa
III t leler h Expresses BIZ pro-
loaad sense Of ,he Importance q tbs
assure 10 ihe ag9tiation q loans 70
the collection q Internal reveiae Err
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W
W lea.-
f tbe aHaee
SIS
whites 81 e mTv
Ie ip q Is p
5en il 81 'ue res
sad sl sHs aI isag taleu 20 e.
erei aad ,aye it Ii s common
vin~. s good as ibe eolion lhe
destruction ef cliHn Is. - they say q
grHuaes impoeeishmeBt e tae
South a. 8at'er how be struggle j.
decided tiolent suicide. La
bar ana mer laud.-e destroyed mad
u soatl rrpfle5 II many cau
ia akin ne eod from ihe m1uih
Gmlla Whasa males ara lighting
81 hs rmf There is 90 this and
o,irf eroad foue opposition g
JEFF naN arid liis admintrmiou.
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msl
tswa q sci a
Hes
"a haa hsta @ m
fsa a. Z aa3 81 toan =.
gaassc4 iaas m 81 81 im
regulating iit o.i ioa oftax
81
40 Tle tmna aPp
ty suise ,la A tiaa Aass e
am Paasr & s.p'e auy las Is t
iaads & &c lga Ga l
$ iisc c,iIso haze IS toe q
shsts laass b
n agh alasca M 'at A6
Account vlo lll draw ln %
itp S,ae gnaufa of ihe moam
such abaieeeaia ubich orlerf laa
b. rreisatl ~ Is Treasure IRON
ile solicitor far .he amount g suel
taxes
q. Tie commissioner Appreciated
~ sittgo Of tlis chapter Iari .l'H
rcr,iye lor der services lao aolIaft
aad aiiy censs pa Jay and ihe Sci
le iors shaN receive f,e pa cent 81
Che collection g STATE iaNes, aud tht
Auditor q Account s bertly author
ircd lo draw 81 DE treasury to ray
DC same
Approved, December !, 1862
tmxnNrEp AFeg Wis.,
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TIC Banks.

The matter Of Banks and currency
is one d The most important interests
Of tie state and nation.
The subject received considerable
attention during tie last session ofour
Legislature, and many important sug.
gcstions respecting a safe banking pol
icy we're presented and q disposition
manifested, in some quarters, TO hold
the Banking Privileges Of the state
wilhm somewhat restricted limits.
The application for the extension Of
charters, was granted however in
most cases, II moi in all. Tie Baiten-
kill was successful in lis request for
an extension Of It's charter, much TO
tbe satisfaction Of the business men Of
this place and vicinity,
Cashier Black is sill II his Old post
q duty, always ready % accommodate
bis customers, aud it in any particu-
lar csse tha paFr cannot b done i
will generally be declined wild So
mqcb sympathy ior the disappointed
applicant, and with such friendly ug-
gesiions, a. viii bring him back with
a shorter note. or a better maine, when
the matter viii be satisfactorily ar
ranged,
We understand that banking bust
ness las resumed is wonied channels.
and moves on at the Batlenkill IN IL
old lines. The Bank paying OUT its
own notes, and exchanging them fol
the bills o. other Banks as formerly.
But for tue present, Banking, and
all other business, must frequently
struggle to adapt itself @ the war pol
icy Of the nation, and II i can g
safely through tie present conflict, We
may hope that the future, when i
comes, VIII be better then the present
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Report Of Ihe COBlnlittee onth'
Rattle OF Fredericksburg.

The report Of tbs committee, with
the testimony Of a number Of promi-
nent officers Of the amy is now pub
lisled. Ii is loo long FOR insertion in
this paper. But it Is avery interesting
document.
The necessity fine greal battle a,
Fredericksburg resulted from the alb
sence ofihe means for laying bridge
across the river Al an earlier day this
is nov every where conceded. The
matter, therefore, from allfhe icsii-
nony given, falls back upon Tie of.
GERS Who had charge Of the pontoon
train. But il seem; difficult 10 fas'cn
the blame o. any pardular one -
Gems. lIalieck, Meg, and Woodbury.
MI come into tie affair, and willie i
IS admitted that great mistake was
made ii suffering Cen. Burnside 70
move before ,he rouloons could be
on lie ground, yet Tie matter i 50
mixed up Is nett put iherespoasibIl-
iiy upon any particular one Of these
Generals.
Bat still Il win be claimed THAI
there was not due vigilance observed
by Gems. Halleck and Mcigs in this
matter. They ought 70 have not on
y done their pari, a 70 giving orders,
hu, they ought 70 have looked after
the execution q the order ia tliscase,
where 20 much was depending, either
10 b ave been quite sure thai The train
would be ready, o. have given timely
notice 10 tive Contrary. and ,Aas saved
the necessity oi crossing h iAe pres
ence Of tbs ensmY, already strongly
enlrenehed. Gen. Burusi5esecnls Ell.
q Ia have taken too n1uch faF grant
FL as 10 the trains arriving 81 trelief-
k1abnFr = foon - he Nould, sliea
@as ~ 20 means certain. ~ lhe eEeat
nroxed. Bur waf school q afleh
lie best q officers nay lesfa wisdom
Bat we should rot foreei thsi y ae
battle haa MOI been taesili ai Ef0ir-
loks6urg. !, waul3 l.sse been .e.t 2
IL fought omem aese else beiem 81
and We 81 as. kgen bai it hage
been equally sef aUd Bloody bad
it ocrerrua neafef Is kleime3 Use
csn coagueg thg rsbals D. easily sNty
niles .hls s.1e s. Rithaoud. Sc
can ueartf d f. B8 lae entire a.
fw. fh
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The present Editor Of this paper
being h tile frequent receipt 81 let
tiers on bpsinesf pertaining to this q.
Gee would say ilai be has no eonuec-
lion with shebusiness matters o. ilie
Journal. Notices 10 subscribers Or
to others relating 10 the payment Of
lubs or Other matters, proceed from
ihe proprietor, and not from the ELI
Tor. Ills office, A, present, is confined
10 the preparation Of a column or
tAa Of editorial matter weekly, while
tie selections, advertisements and
matters generally which al up the
paper, arc under the direction Of the
printers aud those having charge Of
the office.
All letters to this office should be
Addressed 10 The journal, or Publisher
Of the Journal.
In the mean time is Patrons will
bear in mind The present News Paper
distress in tie country proceeding
from the rapid advance and high price
Of material, and the incteascd difficult
~ Of sustaining u Newspaper IN city
or country without prompt payment
Of dues, and generous amount Of ad-
venising and business custom, and
whatever may increase the income O
the office, during the present crisis
and until better times for printers
shall come.
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TuE CorroN QufsrIoS ~ THE
sournwEsr-The opportunity g
sell cotton At large prices TO the spec
ulators accompanying our armies, and
he reckless destruction Of cotton by
,he rebel soldiers, are both having a
good influence on the planxrs in the
Southwest. A recent letter from a
correspondent vith Grants army in
Mississippi says ~
The rush Of cotton spectators 70
this region Is undated, and yet some
how ,hey al find something 70 do
The government has instructed tho
commanders 10 the field TO afford fac
gities ior the purchase aud shipment
a. cation when consiacn With public
safety Tic producers sei tie bane-
III q the competition FFicts arg
fsneins from 80 10 Is eants here
The government i charging $40 q
lale ~ . cents i pound fsr tran PERI
lqtisa by rii 10 ColumJu hy aad
ls ail s. eau b even al lhgse rates
There s efea 10 Tennessee ahefe
haye been ieF months. steady
iram coming ia The qaaniiy 81
band s larger tLan generally sup
po-3, slough tbs crop d che mex,
year gil De rather Fight lhe eatton
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A pas 6s Rui7s -
ny wraue g. Do aa es oar
al6ftaser tssae ao ialef qaar-
fe grs sAeersi aas 4 ass,al saaY
g. alaa5nci. be trat an noi ID
remain ceF3 90 in WHITES ifvfs
sl.ssasa1hs l4ea Neeks ghieA inter
vebe between nou end March. A
p6raen sollirrs may be seat lo
Washington to prevent backward
movement a illo eaemy y thai diree-
lion, While lhe remainder are hipgei
southward to commence operations a.
Hcu 90 tie Peninsula. Perhaps it
may appear best % OR General 70
eros ,he Rapahannoek further down
Say at Port Conway aujer dc
protection q eur sgnbaais, and again
a,e balle 3 tle enemy Should We
desire o % 9 i would be, asa Gene.
ral remarked 70 re to-day almost i'm.
possible 8 winter tbe army IN dis 70.
caliiy, owing 70 tbc scarcity Of weed.
The cireuitof country uow occupied
by Us, in addition g being limited and
producing q stanted growth Of timber,
has been pretty edeetnally invaded by
rebel wood-choppers who have hereto
fore congregaled in this vicinity. Bean.
regard, johnson, and such fellows Of
the bayer sort Owing to the sandy
formation Of the soil, the roads soon
dry up after the heaviest storms Sc
that the elements, however uuiayora-
bic they may be, VIII hardly prevent
our locomoiion,
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William Cullen, q bull-headed irish
man and the democratic candidate for
Congress in the first Minpesota dis.
trict, is going to contest tbe seat Of
Mr. Donelly on the ground that the
soldiers vote was Illegal. As Donnel-
y has 1000 majority without tie sol
lier's vote, lbo attempt vii not
amount to much
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art hea 'ra 70 e e saver " 'ae
Am@E - ireaif a when
tan iai Th ea
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Thus il II seen ihat she thirteen
SLATE make np not only an equal ma
loH'y Y 'a'of I" ''ie
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as & asl
.
sm th
ar SOIL I'd @ a
t Orderly hs
s PISCES Jiie ed
caeeas asae - ll.e sey sss.A d
Ca s 80 8sf General
pea.4 Set novo Al iues j malc
b. tuiE .Euaasr IL lpaA Al h.m. 1
wonder vlll Vermont stsy knou iAat
she ha- such a brave sap IN lAc Geld I
Mas God protect lip. apd the resl q
her brave sons
Tic BraitleAoro psoenr lias given
ull account d tie destructive are
s. ibc Vermont As,lnn ia thdr last
issas II viieb We iak fsw additional
accounts. which base been obtained
sinee oar last report
4 poriaa If the furniture. stores,
cloiline, bedding. 6e. were saved
], was difficult 10 tenyey The palieuis
70 safe places, a. many Of them are So
bsr.sff ~ feasnn and wore AZ mnrh
excited by lhe fire, that they were rs
likely to run 10 as from the flames. :
Considering their number and llIc cir-
cumHances Of the case, wo should nat
urally cxpeci that a large number
would haye pgrishod in The flames but
Il ha goi boeu aseesaineA that more
than one perished Tie loss Of prop
erty Is great, but Is covered Nv ins0r-
ance, Several OF the patients wan
dered or rm away during thciire, but
most Of thCm have been recovered.
/ Henry Baker Of Bennington, butch
| cred calf only q honths and Is
days old, which weighed when dressed
twelve hundred fly and ooe-half
pound lie hal roc 10 pounds
rough tall9vl II was probably the
/ best animal Of rs age ever raised in
I tie State.
/ The landing Of the Pilgrims was
celebrated At Mild,ebury, on the 22d,
in patriotic manner. Rex Jonathan
/ Clement Of Woods took delivered an cl-
ognent Grafton iu the evening, after
Which, the ladies' held a social party, at
which tempting yiands we're discussed,
toasts offered, song sung, &c.
The Cor regalioaal church recent-
4 " completed III 81 Albans Is one Of
+ the finest ii The state. Tie whole en-
terror Il a'escoed ii The most approx
ed style by an Italian artist. Tie
cost Of ttc building complete, exclus-
i've of The laud, organ and bell, is not
Ear fom $4,000.
pipthoriahas prevailed quite eN,en.
siycly 81 la'e ID Woodstock. A1ju-
taut General Wabbum Las lost ono
eh.Id blely mel aaotheeand finally
lad Il Himself though ii a.lieht form.
Mr.. Cullen ,aoll, Of Castston,
while out on a hunting expedition, shot
7 q large white owl, az distance o.
forty rods. Us wings measured from
tip to Zip, Eve feet and ten inches
Tie lii.tof.cal society BY rs Oil
GERS and agaps throughout tie state
rs making diligent efforts g obtain al
old printed matter which can in any
way she'd light upon the history Of the
state.
DIR J. II. Baxter of Burlington, j.
now tile SURGEON in eharge Of Tic
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The Great Western railway Of
Canada has refused TO take silver IN
payment for anything in a larger
proportion than five per cent Of the
whole amount payable and u 20 case
must that = portion exceed the a.
mount ofsj. What pity the ca
nucks are 50 plagued With silver
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JAIL REPAIRS We learn ibai the
County Jail in Dis village is now I'M
dergoiag repairs. i has loag been 70
a most dilapidaied condition, and has
not been fit 10 pat a prisoner in, i
sach thing should be necessary
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WAR SU aIAIAR1.
INTERMEDIARY.

WEDNESDAY,.
Ileadquaicr, army Of Potomac,
Falmouth, Dec 23.
Major General II. W. Hdleck, Cen
in-Chief, Washington: IN my report
byou Of the 10Th inst, The number
of our wounded was stated At about
9a0o, and thc numJcr receiving los
piial treatment II J $50. BJth Of
those amounts are wrong On the
aullority Of DR. Lctetman, our medic
cil director, il may be stated that the
whole number Of wounded is between
G,000 aud 1000. About one lali Il
these IRE receiving treatment at the
10 pitfalls. A. +. BuRSsipE,
Mai General Con'd'g
Headquarters, Department Oh
North Carolina, Dec 20
NIajor-Gen II Heck, Geacfal-in-
chief, Washington Ny expedition
was ii perfect snrcess. burned tie
railroad bridge 1t Goldsboro, and
Mount Olive, and tore up several
miles Of the track Of the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad. We fought
four engagements, VIZ; at Southwest
creek, Kingston, Whitehall and Colds
boro, and whipped Tie enemy hand
somely each time.
S. g. FosrEH, Brig Gen Com.
Executive Mansion, Washington,
December ~
10 tie Army Of the Potomac !
have just read your commanding gem
erals preliminary report Of tile bali
tie Of Fredericksburg. Although you
were not successful, the attempt was
not an error, nor the failure oller that
an accident. The courage with which
you, in an open field, maintained the
contest against an intrenched foe and
the cJnsummate skin and success with
which yon crossed and re-crossad the
river h the face of the enemy, show
HAT YOU possess all the qualities Of a
great army, which viii yet give VIC
tory to The cause Of the country and
Of popular government. Condoling
with the mourners for the dead, and
sympatbizing with the severely woua-
ded, | congratulate you that tie num-
Der 81 both Is comparatively 50 small.
! tender to you, officers and soldiers,
the thanks Of the nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
THURSDAY.
New York, Dee. 70.
4 .f.pfefaaf.f.r,, dfzt.,t4b frofo Cen
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l# VA is
pFmea Ce Ckssag. g v
the Paaa Gesres Cfv 81 e.
Chs
C3 Morgan has he
a commander ag Key Nea 81 tt
CasQfsbe a ~ 81h Aegaat
Qu. number af ma'5 gi5 draft
schsoaer have been taken d Plre.
by oar hlock den
Headquarters Arwy q Potomac
nvv &C.
Redmend papets contain a spaieh
from Charleslown, dated the teth an
noandog thai ycy large steamer
6eiehted For be Confederate States
government, safely arrived yesterday
al 4 southern port, bringing heavy
stock 81 shoes blankets, and 9n Inn
moase quantity q cloth and oibar .up
plies
II is stated BY rebel otGcers lhat q
large establishment Is engaged 10 Rich.
mond making paataloons ofthe same
color ap6 texture as is furnished 10
our soldiers Large numbers 81 them
appeared On The rebel troops il Fred
ericksburg yesterday during a Gag Of
s.. Louis, Dec, Il
Adyiees have been received from
Gen. Curtis from Brig.Geu, Davis,
commanding a, Columbus, Ky o the
effect that he IS receiving reinforce
ments ii ample season 70 prevent
against The contingency Of an attack
upon that place by the rebels.
Gen Davis thinks, however, ne NJ
task is mediiatcd by them.
Cincinnati, Dee. 81.
AdYices from Lexington, report
fears Of a rebel raid BY Gems. Floyd
and Humphrey Marshall, who are ad.
yancing in large force from Western
Virginia through Pond Gap.
4 movement Of our troops has tal
en- pace from Richmond, KY that
viii relieve Eastern Kentucky ofthis
new Eebel invasion.