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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26
WAR NEWS.
wAsH,NsroS. Dec.

WAsHiNeroS, Dec. 10.
Nothing received here coniirmatory Of
The rebel account the Federal rcpulse
at Kingston, N. G.
NKw YcRK, Dec. 10,
Dispatches from the Army Of the Po-
tomac nay six hundred of our dead were
buried "Wednesday aud fur hundrcd.ond
fifteen to-day. Nearly oil the dead were
found stripped Of their clothing and lying
naked ON tle ground.
From official reports, Il IL thonrht the
prop, riiou Of Killed to the wounded in
The 7lnto battle is smaller than any battle
fouuht during the war.
Ia Gen. Reynolds corps, the official
report oi looses Is as follows Gen. Duu.
hl,day's division 100, Gen. Gibbons d.
vision ! 100, General Meals division,
l.lso. Total loss 1890.
e NEw YoRK, Dec. ~.
Tho Richmond Dispatch Of the 10th
eeys, The rebel ltsi at the Frcdcricks-
burg battle was 500. 100 wounded had
arrived there and were on the way there
Monday night. They lost Generals
Gregg and Cobb and many field officers.
Thesd South Carolina regiment w0s
nearly ennihilutcd.
Tho same paper states that tho rrbcl
positions back Of Frcdcrickslurp urc int
rersnablc.
II also contains difpatch from Colds.
buro, stniing that 5000 rebels fought the
nbOliiOnist- at Kingston the day before,
from . A. NJ. TO ! +. NJ; that ullcr
diving the nbolitionists once the rebel
Gen. Evans was COM cll,d 70 retire,
lening the yandals to occupy the town.
No report Of the loss was given. The
town was greatly injured by tho Union
bombardmcnt.
FoRrRBss MONROE, Dec. 10.
Gen. Fosters forces have taken Kings
ton, N. c., capturing 600 prisoners aud
II pieces Uf nitillery.
NKw YoaK, Dec. 10.
A special Nushvillc dispuich, dated
Dec. 18Th, 10 the Tribune, says: Gen.
Dod Q Win biz cavalry has been fQht.
Ing FOrcst all day in tho vicinity of Cor
NTH. Fvost has 1900 aud Dodgr 1900
cavalry. The latter has five pcccs. Of
ur,lllcfy,
Morgan Is reported moving 10 cut Of
hc louisville & Nashville Railroad.
| is reported that Van Dorm with 10,
600 mon has arrived at Stevenson, Ala,
tujoin Bragg. Kirby Smith is reported
moyiug towards Lrbnon to support Mor.
gan. The whole force of rcb, ls ut 1'rn.
pcssec is estimated at 10000. They had
25,USO at Murlrecsboro yesterday. The
r,btl outpust Is ObuLt eleven miles from
Nashville.
Rvsecruns has dismissed largo mum.
bcr Of olietrs Tor drunkenness aud die.
obedience of orders.
CAIRO, Dec. 10.
Tho train from Juckson To Columbus
was hrcd into by gurrlll1s. No dam
Hgc.
An arrival frum Vicksburg reports the
rebels vigorously tortilying that place.
Tha report suys they have extended their
works back lrum thv river miles. s ".
cniy guns are mounted OH the river and
800 in oil
Tho citizens OF Vcksburg have FOR
some time been busy packing up their
furniture aud goods preparatory To cvOc-
uating the place upot the opening of the
anticipated Federal attack. C,lton burn
ing h still kept up by gucrrillas
Gen llnrlbnt has ordered drinking
saloon in Memphis closed Immediately
Pcrsous violating tho order, directly vr
Indirectly. will be severely punished
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IMMENSE "SLAuGHrER. The Cleye
land Leader says, very many of our read.
ers are not aware of how extensively the
business Of slOughtering cattle and hogs
is carried on in Cleveland, At the es.
Enlistment of VIM. IL, Sholls, on the
Flats, 800 head of cattle are slaughtered
aud packed ready for shipment, every day
and from $50 to 1000 head of hogs
About 100 men are constantly employed
there. The establishment runs day ant
night, aud Sundays too.
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0STJ WESLEY GREENE who repre-
scntcd himsclfto the President, as a sort
of ambassador ron jeff Davis with Peace
Propositions, turns out, as predicted, to
be an unmiligoted scoundrel of tho Lo-
oofoco party" stripe--having been twice
in the Pcnitentiory--and bigamist with
four wives now living. While in Wash
ihgton no did" a large hfricr establish,
ment out of set of iurs, worth some
$500, by forged order or letter of cred
it purportiug to have been drawn by Sc
crotary Stanton.
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From California.
SAN FRANclsoo, Dee. %,


Arrived, n. 4, Horie, at New York,
Sailed, steamer Herman, Panama, cur.
rying $50 passengers the Sonora on
Saturday took 100 passengers and 230
bales of wool.
Raining for the past two days, thor
oughly saturating the ground for the first
time this yerr.
Arrangements have been completed
between the Central Pacific Railroad
Company aud San Jose Railroad Com-
pauy, by which opposing interests har-
monte, for building the Pacific Railroad
from San Franoisco pid San Jose, Stock
ton, Sacramento, Placer aid Nevada
Counties, and via Truckeo Pass 10 the
eastern boundary OF the state, Great con.
ddence is now felt in the early compile.
ton Of the work TO Washoe oyer-route
the former having enough local business
to pay good dividends,
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An Enthusiastic (.) rseception.


We learn that the notorious DR.. Edison
b. Olds has reached home. AT Zanes-
vile some Of the Doctors sympathizers
proposed reception" in honor Of his
arrival. Something Of crowd awaited
him at the depot. The famous Doctor
was called out for a speech. The mo-
ment he made his appearance he was
greeted with storm ofgroans and hisses.
This was not exactly in conformity with
the programme. The Doctor essayed his
speech, but it was "no CO." The people
wouldn't hear him. The Doctor was ter
ribly inconscd, and threatened them with
dire inaiction; which is no less than the
reading of his speech, which he said he
had written out, and would be published
Sin all tho Democratic papers," Some
one in the crowd called out "three
cheersp But instead of cheers there
came forth only another storm Of
groans and hisscs. And in this storm the
Doctors feeble light was extinguished--
he disappeared.-O. s. journal.
This Olds is one of the Seneca Ad.
ertiSer'S "blessed martyrs
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The Rebel officers who witnessed the
clf1rts of our Volunteers on that fata
field OF Fredericksburg are enthusiastic
in their commendation Of the daring
wherewtb they scale, the slippery sleeps
charging bayonet against strong lines oi
delenses, held by deadly marksmcn, un.
der the murdcrous fire OF cniialding bat
tcries, vomiting grape aud she'll. Never
was death more nobly laughed to scorn-
never did patriots shed their blood more
lavishly in the defense of their country,
integrity aud Terpttuity. And, though
their efforts were not crowned with sue.
cass because "somc one had blundered,' ,
il would bo impcachng the bcnefccncC
of God to doubt that those willing sacri.
fees were accepted and that we shall yet
realize that they were not made in vain
~. Y. Tribune.
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Small Change.

We ure pleased TO learn that the great
complaint so long heard in regard to
small change is about to DO remedied.-
Many questions as to how the new cur
rcncy would directly reach tho hands of
all classes, has been question of no lit
tie anxiety. A plan is nearly perfected
by which tho small notes will 10 placed
on distribution with the Postmastors
aud other Government officers at every
point throughout the Northwest, 80 that
every person can secure proper supply
without the delay aud Inconvenience in
cident to the present condition of things.
Keep in good spirits, better day is com
I
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From Nashville.

A Correspondent Of the CHM. Com.
mcrcidi Of the l2d writes To that paper os
follows: "Partios who went from Ken
tucky aud Tennessee to Richmond, have
exchanged Conlcd rate notes for Ton.
nrssce funds, and LEFT there on the 18th.
There are few troops about Richmod
One party ,Xchsnged Si2,O0O rebel
money lor about $4,000 Tennessee not :
aud nggrrs, aud paid forty per cent.
Confederate Funds for Tennessee money;
hny per cent for Wheeling money. The
hotel fare at X ohmond is 50 per d-y.--
Provisions very high. No soap in the
market. At Murlrccsboro, boots were
$50 per pair Jean pants, $50; Needles
20 cents each Pins or paper, 20 cents;
Drcss-coals $50; Bu'tcr S2,5O per ID. !;
Chickens, 20 To 81 each Eggs 81
per dozen. One fellow pui $40 Tor n
Cotton hat. Reverend Waggoner, Pres
bytcrian minister residing In the suburbs
of Nashville, was brutgliy murdered lus,
night by ruflins in Federal Uniform who
wished his home u rob him. The mur.
dcrcrs uro not yet discovered.
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OF From Wilmington. n. c., Dec.
nth, %O have tho following " Nothing
official has been received. Gen. Smith
is being heavily re-enforocd at Goldsbo-
ro'. There was heavy fighting there yes
terdy, in which the enemy was repulssd
with heavy loss. Our loss is small"
or Hon. IehaSod Wash urn Of wor
cester, Mass, has made donation Of one
hundred barrels of flour for the use of the
unemployed operatives in the Eng.i.h h
manufacturing districts, aud has added the
expenses Of its insurance.
Q5- Nearly 100000 worth of Old pos.
tage-stamps have already been presented
for redemption. at the Post. ofiice in N.
Ysrk.
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TIC Cpnrcdcrney ey pInyed out.

A correspondent, writing from Frcdcr-
icks burg, Dcc. ~, gives an account Of
tho capture Of number of the rebel
troops, part Of which were sent to For
tress Monroe. He judges from the con-
versaticn they were willing prisoners.
Tnoy were very poorly clad, but through
the courtesy of our commanders were
each supplied with a blanket, u luxury
they themselves stated, they had not en-
joycd for twelve months. They said they
had plenty of good substantial food, but
that all were miserubly clad, and tha,
their suiTeriugs curing tho late intense
cold weather, were of character tha
would diminish their number more thar
n dozen battles, and that their presen
army has nothing like tho strength it
numbers we are led to believe. To use
the terms of some two or three of them
says tho writer, he ConCederdcy is plpyec
out. OF one of the latter he says, with
apparent frankncss and considerable
oarncstncss, he remarked that il oul
Government would promise not to deal
horshly with their erriag leaders in the
future that all would return to thoir al
lcgiancc within the next thirty days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26

NEws BOYS IN rM ARHY.-The news
boys in the army makes nearly as much
money as the contractors. One Of them
who was through the peniusular cam
paigu, said he averaged $40 per day. He
had 5000 laid in bank. He bought his
New York papers at 81 per hundred,
and sold them at ten and twenty cents
each.
The Secretary of War has ordered
Camp Lew Wallace 10 be discontinued,
aud the parolled men 10 be transferred 10
Camp Chase.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26

BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-The Lorain
Ne'cs says of the Produce market at Wei.
lingtOu, that butter at lS cents, and
cheese at 10 cents per pound, Lorain far
mcTs may laugh at hard times. Though
the prices of all kinds Of goods have gone
up with rapidity, the balance is still in
favor of this section of country, where
these products Of the dairy are SO extern
svely manuiacturc cd"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26

DIscoyRRY OF SILVER 0RE.-lt is sta
ted tina, a large quantity of 81 liver ore has
been discovered on tho farm of Zebulon
Cooper of Slippeyrock tow nship, Butler
county, Penn. The presence of the ore
it is alleged has been known 70, number
of years to the parties who have succeed
cd in getting lease of,he property.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26

OF A Rebel Buttcrnut sheet in Iowa
brags over family Of father aud seven
grown up soa5 that voted the clean but
tornut ticket at the late election. OF
course, where you find family of seven
sons, none of them in the army, their po-
litics is unmislakublo. Had they been
for the Union ticket, six of the seven
would have been in the service of Uncle
Sam, leaving the one at home to take
care of tho old folks. twas by the aid of
such patriots (D the editor Of the Seneca
A Advcriiser succeeded in Wormiag him
self into the office of Secretary of State,
OF Ohio. That's so.
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Sheriff Sale.
Benjamin Leonard

Samuel Engle, Hiram p. Sherwood and
Wife.
by virtue of an order made by the
Court of Common Pleas, of Seneca coun
ty, Ohio, on the lst day of November,
A. ID. 1862, in the above entitled cause,
and TO me directed, | will offer for sale at
public venduc, at the door of the Court
House, in the city of Tiflin, in said coun-
Iiy,
On the 29th of December, A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements
to-wit:
Being the one.third undivided interest
IN and to fractional part of the North
West quarter of section ten, (l0) in
township one, () in range sixteen, Ll6l
east and commencing for the same at the
center of the Marion State Road and the
Caroline road, at the crossing of said
roads and running from thence South
along tho center of said Marion State
road to the centre Of Honey Creek; from
thence in Northeast direction, along
the centre Of suid Honey Creek to the
centre ofsaid Caroline road; from thence
West to the place of beginning, except
ing and rcserying thcrefrom u certain
pieceor tract of land out of the North
west corner Of said premises, being sixty
feet by two hundred feet, exclusive of
the road, heretofore sold to one William
ii. Cooyer.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
Nov % 1890 GG TX
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TnE News from Naahvile say that
Gen. Dodge's Union cavalry were fight
ing~Forest's Rebel cavalry all day on
Thursday last, near Corniib, Miss. A
groat many wild rumors concerning Bragg
Morgan, Kirby Smith and other rebel
leaders, are in circulation.
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Notice is hereby given that the
snnuai ing Of ;he ,iocEhoider Of The TiRn and
osessla PLANK Road eondahy, will be held at h'
Ameroan House, Melunore, on Monday, the a6ih day
Of January. 1861, betwsen the hoprs Of 10 O'Clock
VI. and2 oslsct ?. NJ. for The election os I'VE Ditec
tors for the sasuing year, aad for the Transaction o
,euh other business a. may BE bfought before the meet
ing. ISAAC ARNOLD, Frest.
Melmers, Dos. es, 1869.
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Sheriff Sale.
George w. Nc cCartney


Harvey Burton and wife.
BY virtue of an order made BY the
Court of Common Pleas of Seneca county
Ohio, on the 29th day of October A. ID.
1862, in the above entitled cause and TO
me directed, | will offer for sale at public
venduc, at the door of the Court House
in the city Of TifIin, in said county,
on
The Goth day of December, A. ID. 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and 4 O'Clock T. M. of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements,
to-wit:
Commencing at point on the west
line of Broadway Street in the town Of
Republic in the County of Seneca and
State Of Ohio, three (3) feet south of the
north east corner of in-lot number two
hundred and ten [2lOl running from
thence west parallel with the north line
Of said in-lot eighty [S0] feet, thence
south alright angles with said north lnd
sixteen [l6l feet and six [6l inches, to
the north ives! corner of Henry 2. Bur-
toms lot, thence cast along said Burton's
north line and parallel with the first rhcnr
toned line eighty 1901 feet, to the west
line of said Broadway Street, thence
north along the west line of said Broad
way Street sixteen l6l feet and six [6l
inches, to the place of beginning.
ALSO,
The right Of way OF fifteen [l5l feet
at the west line OF said lot as an alley as
follows:
A strip OF lard fleen l5l feet wide
from north line of said in-lot to the
south side of said inlet number two
hundred and ten [2lOl which has been
decided to G. II. Spangler and others as
public alley by one John McConaughy
and wife, of said town of Republic.
LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff.
Nov. 2sth go s7,35
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NISGERs for religion pssteboard for
money tho Chicago platform for guide
and Abo Lincoln for President, in the
blessed year OF 1862 Who won't re,
member it!--Seasea A DO.
Secession for principle rebellion for
patriotism disl0yalty for Democracy,
aud w. w, Armstrong for Secretary of
State Who will forget i'll tl-Perrysbgrg
Journal.
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0<TThose of the 18th Regulars now
at Camp Thomas will take the field in n
few days; the major portion of the rogi-
mcnt is with Gen. Rosecrans.
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Sheriff and Master Commission
er Sale.
John g. Green
Samuel Smith.


BY virtue of an order made by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Seneca coun-
iy, Ohio, on the goth day Of October A.
ID. 1862, in the above entitled cause and
to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court
House, in the city Of Tiifin, in said coun-
ty, on
The 9Th day Of January, A. ID. 1863,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M.
and o'clock p. NJ, of seid day, the fol-
lowing described lands aud tenementsy !
to-wit:
In-lot number two hundred and eighty
nine (2s9) in the town of Fostoria, Sem
eca county, o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
December o, 1862. $3.50
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A Gem for the Million ,
AND A
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
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The embodiment of practical
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twill GATHER, RuFrLE, sHtRR, TUCK, EuN Up
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any material adapted TO the RuNNiNG STITCH. The
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dies and clldfens apparel, and other articles made
Of light fabrics, IL will therefore be found almost
INVALUABLE.
Ills attached TO the table Ike sewing bird, and
having no tension, and requiring no lulrication or
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When the money Is sent with N q order And reg.
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Every lady, other, milliner and sho'd
have one Of these valuable sewing machines.
decl0
The undersigned is acting MS aront for
the above Muchino. Those who wish to get
one should call soon at the TRIBUNE Office.
j. s. McCLEI,IAND.
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$75 to $50 per Month.

The Little Giant Sewing Ma
chine Company want an agent in each county 10 80.
lett orders Tor their new SIS Machine, with euage
screw diver and extra needles. We will nav a Kb.
eral salary and expenses, or give large commit ssion.
For particulars, terms, etc inclose stamp
dress It's PAGE, Toledo a
dee ig.3m General Agent for the United state,
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10th REGIMENT
OF OHIO INFANTRY!

The ranks of this regiment have been thin
ed by disease and battle, until its effective.
ness has become impaired, to such an extent,
that the General Commanding has OIL dered
that it be recruited up to the maximum num-
be-, and for that purpose Lieut.. Foster, and
myself, with party of ten non commission
ed officers have been detailed.
Men who wish to euter the service and lend
a rlping hanG to sustain their Governm ent,
cannot do better than to come at once and
join this old and successful regiment.
The recruit coming into this regiment, at
once becomes veteran and useful soldier
He has the advantage Of experienced officers
and comrades, from whom he quickly learns
the drill and the duties ofa soldier general
ly, Recruits enlsting will be entitled to the
usual pay and bounty.
Gene forward without delay for your eoun-
try calls for help.
Rendezvous in Commercial Row, Tinin,
Ohio.
JAMES NJ. PATTERSON,
Capt %. X, 10Th Reg. o. V. l and Re.
cruiting Officer.
Tiiin, Nov. 81, '62
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OF The Committee on the Conduct
Of the War has len Washington for Fro.
derieksburg, to investigate the facts con.
eerning the late battle.
p. s. The Committee has returned
from Fredericksburg, and no,withstand-
ing Burnside's aeknow ledgment Of re-
sponsibility for the late movement, they
will probably sustain him. The army is
in good condition, aud ready for work.
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or Up to Saturday last the President
has no, signed tie bill for tho admission
of Western viiginis. Its fate is still
though, doubtful a, Washington.
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Nov. %, 1869 s6,l5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Bankers Financial Schemes
FROM TIE LOWER POTOMAC.
Marrow Escape ef tho Pensacola.
Treasury Nstes at s psr ct. Discount.
STEAMER ENGAGEMENT ON THE
Nj olGSlPPI.
LATER FROM FORT MONROE.
Destructive Fire in New York
.aOE.EMEAT OF 1ROOPS.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
Treasury Nstes ats psr ct. Discount.
STEAMER ENGAGEMENT ON THE
Nj olGSlPPI.
LATER FROM FORT MONROE.
Destructive Fire in New York.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Jan. l2.
The Bank Commissions OF New York, Philadel-
PHO and BO.to, bad protracted conference With
the Committee on Ways and Means yesterday and
proposed that the Government snould throw its
bonds on the market, seling them for what they
would bring, or to hypothecate the bonds the
banks as security for the loan # what it needed,
hest price ossible. The Committee objected 10
both schemes, and any other of . similar charac.
ter.
The s.eamer Pensacola passed the rebel batter
les at Cockpit and shipping Point this morning,
reschin. Liverpool Point at six a. NJ Twenty
guns were fired over her. out none low enough
TO urt. she made reply
Ola naya! Off :ers say that in the history OF the
world never were 20 many shots fired with so little
effect as by the retel Potomac batteries.
Speaker Grow yesterday returned to the Penn
sylvania nimenis engaged at Drainsviie, their
Algs, borrowed by the State, to place them the
!nscI ption commemorative of that vict"ry.
A small detachment of the 5th Michigan regi-
ment on . scou', shrmlshei With the enemy ..
rohick Kun, losing one and killing two and wound
ing one.
Recent scouting expeditions to Drain.ville. find
| no rebels there.
! The President is un~illing TO accept Gen.
@'.-~rs resignation. He " i'll not, if 4 can be
oi2~. ELSIE '"o " .
avoided.
Fremont will be q SSe6nn W..
Committee, Tomorrow and tuesday.
treasury Notes are five per cent. discount here
An Alexandria merchant was arrested for Iefusinp
TO- take them at par. Gen. Montgomery released
MIN, but issued an order tuat hereafter, all Der.
sons so refusing bould be arrested