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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

~ AMY RANDOIP0.
"But why don't y"u like him Aga,ha?'
''Oh-becsuse p
What philosopher ever solved The
mystery Of this trme wosnan's REASON
"Becauss" means ten thousand thing.
shat pretty, di'npled lips don't chooee
10 put into shape-it means that thsy
know why perfectly wen themselves,
but won't tell; and net all the coaxing
curiosity can get q 80 Of them!
AMI % pretty Agatha Milne played
Nth The knot of scarlet rs,se., xtos4
velvet petals slowed in her bet ribbon,
and ISted sp her sost haxle.brown eyes
wi,h = prov. kingly sbsens, anconsciou'
loox.
"lsa', Agatha =" puraaei R"sh Ellr"
wood, stopping Tor moment in her "c'
cnpati"n II hraiding and arranging
Ayaiks,a bsasaifal .svasee ..f asharM!
gold hair, "l'm sare he's pleassst part
.ncr At balls and parties, and-,h, Az
stl.a! don't jerk your head ~. or
shan have IL lraid MI these strand,
Over again y g ta#
Nnnscns..? that's no test ~ M T. aaid
Aestha, ret'isl'ly, the peach.like Grim
aon mnuntiay t. her cheek what car,
you tell al,oM' \ ycung man from !
nerc ball room acquaintance? ANY
one car he agreeable enough TO hl,i
your hoquet, or bring YOU an c.cream
that is II hr knows enough not to tread
on YOUR tinnm.es in promenade -
II know IT," said Ruth, hut the
question is--"
but the question is," interrupted
the i,nl,erions young hcaMty, how do
know that Mr. Fi,z Aubyn, silver ton
gaed as he is to me. with his homag.
aud his compliment, don't 20 home and
swear 1t his mother and sisters !? Wha,
meats have Of as;ertaining that young
St. Sirnons, who il such graceful
waltzer and agreeable small talker, doe,
not finish his evenings in a drinkin.
saloon Oh, Ruth, we have tests for .
certaining spurious dollars and counter
felt husband, until he IL tied to our MI
lucky apron .strings for lift :"
She laughed As she sprang up to iool
for her bonnet, out the long eyelashe
dropped with suspicious moisture.
SWELL" said Ruth, caressingly pat
ting Agasha's tiny hand, Il am yer!
| thankful that Providence didn't maxi
me beauty and an l.siress, since i he
sach tendency to awake euspicioa an
dissrsst. But Agatha, il spite Of u
you have said. ! Ted convinced tha
! Charles Stanton i = noble fellow"
.'very likely" said Agatha, lightly
''bat herc comes Fits Aubyn. wit
those ,plrndid horses Of bic. - give q
!. my shawl"
i "And whittier - yous Eotse .ps
be dirscted to-day p
| .'Oh, wc intend to 60 that privat
vicw of pictures in-- street, whic
( told you Of"
! And Agath. swept out of the ROW
with the post It > qnecn.
+ Tl,s white lustre II moonlight, pm
ing down through The circular dome
trusted glass, gave liis.like glow
1.-THE sulcsb paintings whose gild'
Iframcs literally covered the walls Of 4
spacious apartments. Here and the
group of .sLsosbed diJseessei move
with subdaed wbispers and bvandish'
0pssa glAsses, - if Il were forbidd
Thin: tc speak abovs oos's breadth
the presence cf theso fair laadscap
Is aud scenss from hislosys pare.
= Directly lnftoes = 90 - ~ 0n'
works Of srt ssood > peir No hed I
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
,faMfi 9Is Aassas-e.-+-sAr tn 4YfFtlT
. hates, sef Advertising

'7'' :.5sv 'Square,, 6fst inserttou, 7aa ,$l,O0
~ 4~g.g eaoA suhsaQ vents insertion, 0,5O
..ae square Three nonths, 100
do Six months, tsAstW 600 :,
> 8sssala do ALL Il One year, ~ ~.l ,il2lcf
u,,arter .oelumn, one year, $500 !
('ne half coln0n, Que year, 5000
y Y, ,e-col,ssAu n. one avear. I'D, ffl.8 F 6O,OO
u .eaf la'Hddt,ies = ahs shove rates. edverties.
mentsositaiaing ruls sad figure work, viii
sbsAsttsd sas third lnjss. itti ssty, /
ssi. ssTHeleA ~ " II THE syps mske : essars
Dssiaees Cards, consisting efst1 nsss ~
-, v1O0 apst ysaf. 1a @@
I - All feaasisas aaa. Legal sAvssstseasat,
1met - paid II sdvasee. f
CeUaless the nMmbee oi iasertteas - epest.
{, - = ahe time advertisements are haedod
10 they will b published the discretion g
As pahlishsr. and charged for The lssgtA &
stle, srs inserted.
a liberal discount fssm the absvs rssss
VII bs made y large aAvsreissss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
ES4D L. 20 ID q
FIGURING MILL.

! 1ks ~ Rlra q DOOLlrrLE 4 STEWART
gives nsliee - ~ eitissas ct .Tsms aad -.
Jsialag 81 nlssA ,tAat - havs pss.ssisa y
- 10ABOO Bl9URlN0 MILL. and hy strict
,sAAeolleA = thslf Husiases will endeavsr 20
III 1lets teaa6fsslioa - sll wAs nay pss-
rosie -}lsp. iers
!, fAees vh4 sl0s fts0 .distssco weuld 9
'@sll lsiSSat - 9Jsdsy, . = y 81 their gris'
CllSTDE WORK DONE AsCHEAr
. . 'Sly slxse hSl.
- Co. ~ DoOlittle 4 Stewart.
Sble1A psAl3lA. 1854. vl.ai3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

- Sosssody Ass psspssrsssS ~
following hymn, 70 - sssg 1aoy =
she opening Of the Congressional ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
vg~vv = Chvsslsau sSe1Def Ole

sS~W = Ch1tst1a0 S0e11ef Died.
!! The New York Journal IT Commerce
has pSbE.hed several letters from Sam.
7. Willard, late Of Madison, Conn, and
CAPTAIN IL ,he l4,h Connecticut regi
'nem, written 10 hia VIII. during the
n.archinge and battles which prec-eded
hi- death on the 6eh IL Ante, am. II.
sentiments 80 notIy exlressed in ,l,eas
letters pl.inly Indicate the motives tha,
nrg- ~ 1n', and danger thousands whe
ne gl"rioasly sacr,6cin. their III q
serve the country ,hcv love. whilt
Drawn mp in line "fbsttle and expet ting
soan to face the f.,e, he Pencil-d this
note TO his wife:
Monday Morning. !
Middlrlnwn Valley. Sept. Is, '62.
These may be my last words; ifso,
hey are these:
have fnl' filth in, Jerns Christ my
saviour: do not regret shs' I have
f,llen in defense of my country; I haxe
loved 70" truly and know ,ha, yen have
loved me, anil in leaving This world II
sin. I 90 - ..a..sj.~. -..s s.r'ter one,
where am confident shall meet you.
freely forgive al nv enemies and ask
them f,r Chri.,'s sake T., forgive me.
I my body sshonld ever r~ach home,
1T there be no cerrmony; ask n0
higher honor than I" die for m. c"sa'ry
- lay me silently IN the grave. initiate
my virtnes. and forgive all my esvors.
Iprefrf. de.th il, the cawse Of my
9 'nntry to life in sympathy with its
enemies
And n"v, my precious wife, good
bye. Nay the grace IT God sustain
yon, and We viii inject NJ last IL Heaven
Signed in the valley ON the battle
ground near Bolivar Heights. Maryland.
s. F. Willard.
The day previous to his death he
wrote l
"Tuesday ,norning-La,er.
s.The battle has commenced one
men killed within twenty rosls Of me BY
she'll Ny faith i in God II ! die
die in the faith { my Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ, who died that | migh,
live. We are now TO 20 into battle.
God save my men, God save me, tsod
save the United States Of America
God bleas yos, my own dear wife, and
may we meet n last in Heaven whers
there will be mo war or cir"
Aud on the day Of his death:
Camp near Petersville, Nd. / i
| Wednesday Morning, nth.
I'VE are on the eve Of great battle
Yesterday there was an artillery en-
aagement cloee by us, and We wer
lodging shells and balls for about thre
hours. One men was killed within
lfifteen or twenty rods Of me. Sevcrs
others we're wounded. Ws-have m i'm
mense army here; Mcclellan and Burr
side asc here in command; ] carnO
say more; VI are or:ered o6 Wit
eighty rounds Of cartridges; carno
ars booming on every side; my faith !
in God.
!, II passed the battle ground on Mos
day saw the dead and dying on ever
side; lpray God we may be snccessf'
and that you may sec ne again
Il And Just here the pencil notes clos
1 | suddenly, immemorably 70 those wh
loved Tie nan for ~ hour later b Z
dead on the Geld Of victory. and ID
pencil.story remains 70 tell how ~
why he died.
eI
j. - .,,~o ~,acks 0n COvns ecAtS.-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

opening OF tho .CongrsseionA =
IE- HI.
...'0lofy 10 the nissff, -
The big bsck niggeri /"
Ills face cno no blackce 6e, Z
lii toot can beWo bigger.
Glory 70 the nigger!
ttE Wen 30 the whole 6gger:
Mig ing. nis-nig,
Nig.nig-sigger."
"Glcry to me nigger.
The big .he niggssi
Her breath car no sweeter -
Her foot can b no bigger,
Glory to the nixger!
We'll 20 the whole 6gyer.
! Nig.n;g, nig.nig.
Nig.nig-nigger."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
! MILLINERY. y, 4 i

XDfks I Have ja5t ssesivtd : very lste
vst ~ StSsA sfusW Spsine sad esa.msr Mill
- aNrt lnaeds u Ahe latest style which viii
Il. Oh ssry ebeap. I will also a.tsHd - Drses
IA 4stias ttth auskieArs. VIII Try ystsaseeNs.
n. 4idd>a ~, ~ sasteq@s. Resms q Ar. m.
Nevcerslts, eeutklest part q tsva. ti
e W sstsssa ~ i'iff ~ Meoe = T. NA0G fr
r.lsds. Nay -, ISL III sea3l
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

"a cure cracke on Cows teats.-
After milking rub molasses Oh the
tass, and IN the cracks. Apply tos two
Or three days.
49, How .ruch wc owe cus pocss
Hsmsr Achtllss has made : Thousand
hevoes. i
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

g. The relieioe qfaOns Solks = >
mere matter Of armament, like the seeae
gods which rich men set up in their gar.
dens. #ta is%16a 7Hf7k
e.{ ss8as4 ssT.
- A German writer saya that tho
Ipeopls Of the United States can oeese
mose steam boilers and chew moro 20
bacco than any other lvs nations, o.
the 81. b,. s M ms rsl
IL They Who dishe!icve il yistsr,
because mas hsa ssvs, been toend pr.
feet, might = reasoaahly deny tho san,
Lecensa il y not always NOON
t & u
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
/, @'Aiiolirlnltg!s i

WAR CLAIM OFFICE
q. n. 0xEkU93s1D
ATTORNEY 1 cOUNsELOR Ar Law,
ToLEDo, TAUA Co. lowA.
Allkinds q Law aad collecting 6osiess
promptly attended -.
Having procured all the laws. of the Unitsd
States. On BcuntieA Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared asd vii give special
attention - cb.a ming md Collecting.
Pensions due !Nvalid Seldiers the widow
and minor heirs ~ deceased sol ie.s.
Bounty money and pay due the sirs Of de
ceased officers aud soliieis
Back pay due resigned officers and decear
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their dischargs
papers, will receive their pay by rc'urn ot
mail from the Department NJ WSshin gtcn.
!. No fees, charged On soldiers' claims unless
tie claim II collectsi.
.z4F sA#f'r#fss -A#sA hi q. u. STN BIEs III
.f .. s. v4nss.iy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

CHI, yowa Vraaseript,
.saPuBIasREU. Every THURSDAY, I
ID. I..ti,,a,. :, u. ..,. ..ii A.i,;a{,
1aSjoe ss'the sxrisstion efthres month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
Christmas ROOlss,

In spite OF hard times, dear paper. and 10 man
readers gone to the war; the publishers have bi 0ug
ont not few tempting novelties for the Christ. va
holidays, furnishing Santa Claus's bag with ric
supply for the delectation of his juvenile votaries
More attractions are promised to be forthcoming
while among those already received, the following
may he mentioned as worthy of special notice by
anxious seekers for new and beautiful things in the
book line.
The Country Picture Book, published by j. G.
Gregory, is full Of striking pictures Of rural scenes
with prose and verse to match and cannot fail TO be
a favorite with every boy end girl who loves the
country. The same publisher has issued r new edl'
ton Of A Vsn from 81. Nicholas, by c. C..
MOORE, with irresrtibly comic Illustrations by OAR
LEY; and an elegant gft-book for older readers en-
titled In the Woods wih Bryant, LongteliOr, and
Halleck, illustrated FROM drawings by JoHsA. Hows,
containing Bryents Death of the Flowers" Long
fellows "When Woods were Green, and Halleck 3
Wyoming" This 10 brought out 10 sumptuous
style of typography, with lavish pictorial embeish-
menis presenting favore specimens Of three Of the
most popular American poets in costume not I'M
worthy of the originals Stories Of the Sea, and
Stories Of tie Woods, are two neat volumes selected
from Cooper's novels, and reproduced for the most
part in the authors language, but sufficiently con-
densed to adapt them to the taste of young readers
From Miller we have q series Of juvenile stories
(which well sustain tie reputation Of the welI-known
house Of Francis g. Co.. Of which he is the sue
cessor, including The Story Of Cecil and ha Dog,
The va in the Rock, by YmsISIA +. TOWNSEND,
Tie Wqgnct Sf0ries, by The Authors OF " A Trap
TO Catch Sunbeam" aud Others, Ciaudine, Aiway
Happv, and others. These a;s valuable for their
pure and attractive moral tone, and their admirable
lessons on character although free from the staEched
and repulsyo formality OF regular didacic inculca-
tons.
Lorug, the active Boston publisher, gives bis Gus
toners al agreeable remembrance in Boys at Che
quassei a fIst-rate juvenile book printed at the
word-renowned Riverside press, aud from the same
" city OF notions
Walker. Wise & Co. send Vi a new volume Of
" Spectacles for Young Eyes" au excellent de-
scriptiye series by Miss Lander. The subject OF the
pre.ert issue 10 ST. Petersburg" and gives an
entertaining account Of the and customs Of
tina. wonderful capital, illustrated by appropriate
engravings. The series, which Id bound 70 have
run in Now.Yogk, may be found at Cartoons.
OF tie superb holiday gift-booss, the mosi remark
able that We have teen is HOLLANDS Bitter
Sneef, a poem that was warmly welcomed ON its
frat appearance. and hns been advancing from glory
20 glory lill il now eliminates in the highest spen-
DOR Of the typographical art. Tho present edition
If alike credit .ble TO the author the Rversde press
and the publisher &. Scribuer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

Mr.. Mason JOINS At TN .AcADFWY OF Music,
-Ias, evening Mr. Mason Jones, tho Irisl, orator.
aupeared before large and bril- ian' audience in the
Academy Of Music aud delivered AZ Grafton on Tho
European view Of America in relation to the present,
crisis lie declared himself an impartial but deeply
interested spectator, looking with intense emotions
AZ the panorama Of great events now passlng into
history. Tie ariaocracy Of England bad no ymlp-
thy with the patriotic people Of the North, but the
workinemon, Will Bright and Golden "A: their bead,
were true friends. whose love oil liberty and
regard for republican institutions could not
be aenaled by the sophistry Of s..
ces.iyn press, nor the aploalr Of mill-owners
and aristocrats who sympatiize with the South.
Not even the loss of employment and lie pangs Of
etaryatiOa could move these friends Of Free Labor
and opponent. Of Slave Labor TO con plain. IN In
GLAND 800 families controlled the Government, and
5000 600 OF workugmen were not allowed to vote.
The Government was opposed 10 ns, bnt me people
were orr fiicrds lie pronounced Napoleon des.
NOT eftbr0ned on q volcano. lie Was our natural
enemy. Having sinnged Republican Government
in France how could b. honor u IN America lie
had IN army end q navy, ana he must md employ
mont for hs soldiors. Prom tie fire. hc had been 10
favor Of Intervention. Mr. Jones was aston
isi,d IA the tmid counsel III the dispatches
written bv Mr.. Seward. lie should have ral"
20 the French Emperor, tLM u he was lhitsiti Oh
the situation in Europe, he WA not ma'trr Oh me
sifn,I ION in America England would healiate be-
fare interfering. IL one Alabama could do 20 muoh
n,i.clief She knew five hundred could DO more.
Interference might cost her Canala-miglt cause
mpleaeant complications in Ireland. ne hhrveN'
were "a failure in England. She c0nld 1--we without
cotton. bu. must atarye without bread. lhe Oh
onc.t fYeaker alowcd that Slavery was The ca"se
Of onr tronbles The South had 10 reason, no rfnl
10 rebel. President Lincoln, a. The Outset, should
have demanded subni,sion ana threatened
( the Relels With auniLiatiln II they rejected
/ his terms. lie paid fine tribute 10 TIE
! patriotism, courage, and intelligence OF oni
/ gallant volunteer, and gave giowinp
Picture OF tho future OF America. The orator smoke
with that graceful lIency for which he h1s won ~
enviable reputation. lie has M unlimited command
Of pictorial and elegant language, ana his impe'uou'
speech never betrays % lack OF good taste and cor
rect Judgment, Few public speakers iro~ aUio'.o
have shown 80 much familiarity with our his'o,y
aud our astiiutons indeed, tbs lecture as
in many respects any previous Efforts made by ths
Young orator IN tins city. Every patriouc aenti
luent mud every Int al Slavery was chcered 10 th'
echo, showing the "tenlcl OF hlspolse aud appfe
Ciatiye audltOIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

CAIRO TUESDAY, Dec TO- 1867.
Gen. Grant has issued an order respecting Ken
lucky, that as the State has fulfilled the require
ments of toe Constitution of the United States and
laws Of Congress by choosing loyal men
to fill the State offices aud execute the laws, the
military authority is prohibited from any iuerfer-
ence, and is not to be used except 80 suppress riots
and mob resistance TO The laws. AL civil authority
that be executed at military posts will be per-
mitied
Tie safe Of the steamer Planet was robbed Of
from 5000 90 s. 900 at Helena on Thursday.
Cotton s arriving at Memphis freely
Gen. Grant has issued an order that after Dec. -
Oxford will be open for trade and travel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
FROM san ErnuCs-o.

san FHANci.c0. Tue.dsy. Dec IL, lt'2
The markets are dull. The OphF Gold aud Curry
Silver Mines are quoiable at $500 per foot.
Ccitain Sacramento Taxpayers make an applica.
ton ~ the local Court for injunction TO rcsIrain
the Treasurer from paying the January interest on
tie City bonds.
Theg oxlect to show that half Il he city debt
Ola about $500 OOO was illegally issued aud on that
pIefext avoid the Tcsponfibiiy Of few bonds held
here.
in ,he Court with much zea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

DEESn

ARMSTRONG - On Monday, bee. IS Grace stephensoI
Armstrong. IN the Sth yesr Of her ege
Funeral from her Tesidenc No 5 Second ayenps on
Wednesday afternoon at ! o'clock. The iifiends OF tue
family and those OF her brother John Stephenson aud
her brothsrinsw, Henry Z. on.nsn, ale respectfully
invited TO attend
CIRTIs-Ths funeral services Of LeuCoL J. H. Curtis,
4fh r. l. Volunteers will take place AZ the house NJ his
mother No. ~ Washington place, on lhusdoy morning.
18Th inst, at II o'clock .
DRAKE-On Tues5ay Dec. iG 1t Hud,on City n. j.,
Florence s~n infant daughter Of Dsnel snd Harriet A.
Tho remain, were taken to Wechs,,eT County for inter
meut a..
GA NUM- this city on Tuo~day Dec. &C. 1862 Charles
Ga Nun IN the s2d Yssr Of bis age
H.reuaus will be tatcn Putnam County FOR iDternent
HALl-ln Brooklyn Monday, Dec. j., Loanns vic OF
Alfred Hall aged 20 years. ~
Tho ends and acq OF the limy respectfully
n,i "a 70 attend be- funeral the 1ih inst,
a, y o'clock no. l3 Montague, Of Clinton
streets without further notice Her romans viii 10 taken
to Poitsuouth, o.. for intefmont.
Foft.nouih pspcr pease copy ~
widow Il the late ~ ID. HIGGINS. In her 5th year,
Tie friends Of the family invited 70 attend
her funeral Wednesday, the l7th ns Al O'Clock p M
from the fesience of her sounsw, John D. Cocss. No.
2G state street. without further notice.
LINpSAi-On Tur1lsy, Dec. u. VI consumption, sefst
Henry J. LindaJ late Of Company +, "a Regiment ~ l.
:. ~ O. ed p years. -,
The ohcefs aud members Of Company q, present 10 Ills
rlty ths lves and ficuda of the family respect
Gy irvltsd 20 attend BIZ funeral from the residence VI b.
parents, No. 1893 Broaaway Oh Ihpf'd'y Dec 10 Ioo|
a. ! o'clock ?. . g.,
LISEr-Of colaumpuon, 90 he-lay, pe- - .e'sdIe'
ede. dsugh-r o. John AID Eibeh Linen ased n yrar
u mouth. and 10 days
Funeral .rfyc.s on Nednesiay mouirs ~ o'clock pre-
siely a. d.. Hsiheds Church. corner o. Ihify hr,'
folly invited 10 attend. .,
sALlsBt RY-ln jersey City on sundiJ Dec u, 'ui
denly Amanda Salisbury ased u yeaia mon'A ana .
Ee,.s- Of funeral hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
MARRIED.

BAUR-HAIEY-N-sr C.usstota n. Y. on ,VhsT'dsy' Dee
II, by the Rev. Jane, A. Little, MI Ausn stns bauf 10
Mrs Mary Haley.
CARPENTER-BROWN-O Monday, Dee i5 % the rev
Ae1 q Leonard D. D., ChsTles {. Carpenter y o. navy
AIMS daughter Of the late Nathaniel b. Bro We Of 'h
city. no cards.
ILPATRIC-SHEPLEY-O Tuesday Dec 10 ~ the
John tipashc esq. Of Ssco, Me- to Mss Abbe o. Shep'
ley Of this city No cards
MACKLIN-COX-On Tuesday Dec. l6. at Marcy s,'tnue'
Brooklyn BY the Rev Jai T5om.on Thomas " hs ,tiin
Of this city 10 Rebecco r. daughter Of the late Rev saa
Car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
rhc Pirntc Alabama Returned to Mar
tiniouc,

Tie bark Reindeer, Capt Wellington, from ST..
Kite Nov. 20 and s.. Thomas, Nov 90. arrived
this morning Her commander reports; Nov. 30, of
St. Thomas, passed steamer San Jacinto' in search
Of the Alabama.
The Reindeer reports that news lad been received
at 81. kits 81 the return OF the Alabama 10 Mar
Unique Nov %, and taking in coal from Brit
ish sark lyiDg oil the harbor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
ford, Pa; DR.. Jas. Neil Harlem. n. Y; DR.. Chhs
NJ Turner, Towanda, Pa; DR.. ID. w. Starmont,
Topeka, Kansas.
To the Associated Press.
TIE TRIAL OF GEN. PORTER.

4 lHc AbsOClhted Ife5s
THE TRIAL OF GEN. PORTER.
WARRINGTON. Tuesday. Dec 16. 1862.
The Porter CourtMartial has adjourned to Thurs
day, without business of consequence.
THE MCDOWELL INQUIRY.
In the Mcdowell Court of Inquiry, Gen. Mellow
ell filed number of papers bearing on his case, and
the tine Of the session occupied reading them.
THE U. s. JUDGEsIHP IN INDIANA.
The President has nominated to tho Senate Caleb
b. Smith, at present Secretary Of the Interior, to be
Judge of the District Court Of the United States fol
the district Of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
Col. WacS;regor.

10 Ne Tlaor Of TIE " J. Tribune.
SIR: The Col. MacGregor wounded in the recent
battles a. Fredehcssburs s Of tho ah New.York Vols
Qst scott Lille GuardJ 10Th Massachusetts, Tie 9Th
New belong Max Webcrs brigade frenohs division.
erd suurers Grand Division sud placed in tie hottest
Of 'he h.h, on Saturday.
Net- York Dec g. ls52
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The following are the names Of so.diera who died
in he L. 5. A. General IIospiials Frederick, Md,
dy-iuq the week ending Dec 6, 1862:
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Eostou Weekly Bunk statcmcn,.

Bosr0b Tscs!sy, Dec 10. III
C.ni,al s.o-k... ~ ls 1r Doe a. o,heI Bkt rlba9Vo
Loans and DE- 75ia Dep SIT .........- 1.ef ~
~p.cn.......... Rui5te Ouculetloa.... bl-otv,
Doe ffam other BIS. n-47,1lel
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AIFANY. Iues1sy, Uoc u, %.
freiph, train on the llucson River Railroad ian
of the track ~ Iiyoli day. Scvcra! clis wete
badly broken. No persons were injured
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The Services Rendered Gen. Banks by
Norman Wizard.

Norman Wizard, who fitted out the ordnance de-
pItmen Of the Burnside expedition and who chsTs
BY the War Department to perform the duty for the
Banks expedition has received the following letter from Maj
Gen. Banks:
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anhtarn Notlres.

r.o ,,.ati,u Of The ROSE HILL LADIES' SOL
DlEISs RELIEF ASSOCIATION, formed for the bsnef
o, he sick aud wounded soldier. IN bee,se vi" %
"a on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dec H. at : o clock
st0O bounty The above viii be paid to all tnep eul
,.fing in tho no SlDES REGIMENT dhis WEEK
In.ai1e al Regimental Headquarters No 81 bro'S cav a
HEADQUARTERS ASrH0S --,-- \ !
Fopr SCHuYLER n. Y. y A AL {
The Organizatof. A known p a. ~ ANTHoN BAT.
AioN H ars has been formed formerly IN camp o 0e
dercd Fo' schuyler to gaF IN that post undsr the
mand Of Capt =, IA All enlisted men belonging g
sey hi. post for the Of muster and pay II those
men absent without s' % viii repor, sdiasy their alb
treated ~ de,ofer, Nv order
III MlLLARD, Capt C0umsndtns Pest