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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
FROM CINCINNATI.
A FALSE REPORT.
Correspondence Of The y. I. Tribune.

|VIrt'POHu''oeV Vt fHV 40 II IIIUuIc.
ClscfsHATI. Feb O. 1852.
A report created some excitement in political
quarters to-day, probably because it was derived
from connection of the Secretary Of tie Interior
and Southern sympathizer that the mission of the
Hon. Hamilton Fish and Bishop Ames, while
overly relating to our Southern prisoners, was
cover,iy TO prepare the way Tor some compromise.
The well-known anxiety Of The religious body TO
which the Bishop belongs 10 save tie integrity of the
Baltimore Conference the largest and richest, per
hops, in the world, which lies equally in Maryland
and Vireinia--was taken by as giving color to
the rumor. My impression is that it is runor only;
but the sensation aud indignation which the slightest
suggestion Of compromise with traitors ecits in our
community are tremendous. THAT way madness
lies
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AIUTTERINGs.

We IRE beginning to hear mutterings from loyal
lists in Kentucky against what they term the inef-
fciency and useessuess Of Gen. Buell." have just
read letter from devoted and wi1e-awake Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

The following letter shows the manner in which
the Cherokee Indians have been tempered with BY
rebel emissaries:
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THE REBELS AND THE INDIANS.

Hon. JoHy =. PoTrvR, Chairman Investigating Comini
House OF kepresentstly"s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21

vsrni-h. made ~hory IN par q gun espsi pr
Do mace y other gams % sabstssce- spsret-
feEetatie os. ~ raIlon
Vegetable pulnunery bsisau. sneatri-
Fsruafsre. same e. ssI)cufifrics."
Warehsai-e stfry. custoln houses. not exc~-d-
inz dollar ia Taue. stamp duty 1Scenrx
d. do, exceeaing otse dollar, and ~, exseeaius
hv. dollars 50 esu,s
%. do. exceeding I've dolisrs IN v.las %
Warehouse Receipts. sssmp duy s cents-
Whisky, per gAiio1 1ocsnlA
Do recfited. Il not % pay al additional 6rfv
whois-ale dealers undsr which = includst
every psrson whose business oocupxfion
10 sell. Or ofer % seil sruceries.or any xoois.
wares merchandise. a tore dorne<tic
production, By more thsn original pack
aze o. piece - ene time. % the par
chaser. net incladtsE sines. spirifaoas q mslf
liquors. Ter each license 50 90
Wholesale dealer~ IA iisaor. q every descrip-
ton. including disilet sTints ferSnenfrd H.
quors and wihes Of al kind< (persons cher
than di-ters. who scli or ofer Or sais any
such liquors. IN euanfitics az more than thres
gallons a. one time 10 The sane purchaser.
inciuded.l for each license 100
Willow manufactures q 3per c.
Vine made Of Grape. per gallon cenfs
Nithdran al entry. al custom house. duty
Mood. manufactures Of Il not otherwi-s pro-
vided Tor spsrct
hooi screws II ets-
Norstec manufactures IT. Otherwise specified PET ca
! Worm lozengcs same as -Deniifrtoe-"
/ Nrit. stamp duty 50 cents.
Zne Manufactures Of otherwise specified per ca
Do oAyde Of. per 100 pounds 3 cents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21
TIE NATIONAL TAI.

The Taxc> fngs>~d vy the Tax Bill.
and Passrd Nv Congress. june 23d,
ss9 -shc Duties ou incomes, snsu-
: surauce Companies, Railroad Conn
pauses. &c.-rhe Taxes on Distilled
spiriss, manufacturers, oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, snuff, Sc.
gars, Iron, Soap. screws. Cloth, Lea.
shcr, Glue. wine. Coal, ac.-The Tax
on Cottou-rhc License Tax, &c., &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
II a I r . A d
1862. 81 Il sss1s7 111E 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route To Chicago via Kokeme.
81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

80 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
An AND AFTER NAY s. 1854. trains viii be
~ follows.
Mail Train viii leave indianapolis At lilo A n.
stop al all stations and make clo>e Kokomo
~iih train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
read for Locan~port. Valparaiso and Chicago ard
AZ Peru al Sis T. N. In time 10 make connections With
trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway going Esst and
West
Returning, the will leave Peru 600
A. NJ. AFTER the arrival Of the train the T. W. K W.
from the hast. and arrive indianapolis e5o A. "
in time make connections for all points East
and West.
An ENpresstra will leave indianapolis Al loss r. NJ
connect kokono with train for Chicago and
Peru At 500 A. N IN time make connection with
going East aud West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
Returning the train viii leave Peru 1900 NJ
making close connection al kokome with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga port aud Indianapolis
4:l0 NJ in time with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock produce and merch aniisr generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent aud Superintendent
THEo. Y. HAreHkY. General Ticket Agent. api s2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
r "A I L r . A d

.IYs.s'.;SsiSf = =
shortest Route by Thirty MILES!
NO CHANGE or CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three trains lea.e Indianapolis Daily Sundays excepted
q yIRsT TRAINED An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
Express arrives al Cincinnati al 10 NJ, and Lex
ngton, Ny. 100 y. NJ.
Second Train-l0s0 A. A.-Cincinnat Mail. arrives st
Cincinnati $40 r. NJ. making ce Connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor I.oveland Morrow, Columbus, Aew-
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Train635 p N. Cincinnati Express arrives 81
Cincinnati lilo 4. NJ.
Pare a ~ any other route
Call for your tickets RIA the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL N0rIcEbe you get In the night train at
indianapolis. The emily Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track. being the farthesi track south in the Onion
Depot, al indianapolis.
W. n. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
VIZ. POWELL, Travelling Agent mrs 81
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fI7HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Il For 1853.


4hi. popular ANNUAL will be ready sbcp usry ard
wDl contain;
ELECTION RETURNS nom al the States Of tie Union
ksdus elections "a 1892 csreuy ccnpe4 r.. the T5uns
Almanac
ASTRONOMICAL. CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
Ses he ye1 1885, Eelp.es fer 1885, IIae Tine Ai;esod,,
&c. &c.;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED sTATES-Exocutive
end Judicial Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers KSsden:
Aern the Ultsl States at FoFei.a CouIts;
SENATE OF the UNITED STATES. Members Of. elasst
Sci. si;h Post Oai.e address.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Of tie UNITED
STATES Politically classilei with Po,o.hce address;
DRESS:
The REBEL CABINET;
Tns nEBEL SENATE
qhe REBEL HOUSE;
STATISTICS of the last CENSUS cssfaf divided iuto
Free ssd Slave Territory (uvyer before polished except
scw coyes Census BuTe4s Thess cs entfsc- the
Comparative Productions FOR lO snd 100 Of State in
ALL TIE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS or HE
CENSUS AitE hEPkiSfED COMPLETE some Il tie
l.s Is are Acres ii Land Improved ~ each State; Aer.
e. ts.d Unnrroy IL each Cse -ue Of Farms ~
szeh STATE; .aiUe Of t4Iung Inplsnents ia econ state
q. Arn h sca state; Numerous Tables OF 0tneT interest
BANS and BANKING. 1859 and 1907
RAILROADS IN 1850 aud lso
Et,SPAFEhS ia each Ssst., and by sectionsi
LANS>sf lest CONOhEs5;
RECORD o. the WAR;
All OF otler interes'l1g Political MISTER
rnIcs 70 cents; II cotles f,s ST. Is copl-. a. postage
Pc b. Esptes. IS 30 iso c.sa % az 'el NIL =,
y.ars Ss0 49, ls,5. lss isss iss. 1850. 1881 sad lsO1
kTiSs - cent? each. Yolt-y.it .. ,,,,,.,.,.,
Acdiess Inn IIb NJ ,
New York
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Mem Publications.
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|NHRIS AS u o . X ).

II IA ~ - l. 80 -
N TIE WOODS with BRYAyr. LoSeFstLow, and HAL
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the year illustrations, papef printing, binding uneqnAed.
Uniform with the same ertsts famous "forest Lynn
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II.
4 FOREST HYMN. BY WILLIAM CuILEs BRrASTn
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i. vo.uais and In the Woods exclusively /roduc-
on Of American art and compare favoraby wit the beet
ea.rts Of Eui opssa skill Cloth gill; edges md Sides SO;
morocco, S..
STORIES OF TIE WOODS: Or ADvsSruREs ~
LRAr.KR SrOCKse Selected fem the Leather Stocking
Tae by Jaxgs Kenmore CooPER. book for boys Hue
traced by barley Thl, work contains il conleased form
tie principal incleu:s from several Of Coepcrs famous
mAuccs Of the forest IL IL enlgey Cloth, lesso s
back end sie. PIice, Accents
~.
STORIES Os T12tI SEA--Briwi NARRArrrs, or AD'
VENTURES Serc,cs from the Sea Tales by j. Fenifno''
Cooper Abo fer boys. lllu,tn:ed by Dsrley. Uniform
With "sioEies Of he Wood" Pse'. 70 eenss'
| "a VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS" The famous poem
t'TSas the Night Before Chri4sma," etc. Illustrated II
tnts from drawings by DArsey, with illuminated cover
An oeeAo nIisss trao lor the entire household 1nce
50 coats
| TIE COUNTRY PICTURE ROCK Wish twelve iais'
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NEW BOOKS S.
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prp Uooos.
lTRAl EXTRA! En- TH ~!


EXTRA! II J!
u RAID ON Santa CLAUS ~ ,.,,..
r. H. MACY having inside q RAID on the douln'o Dominion.
81 n 90 ln. =. % the las. sen,emeo and children "
Nsw-Y o.k and VIC nifty, az - lies. variety Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
EMERoiDERrEs. 60.
IL you want 10 ''' 90 IL MACy's -.
Moarey, in all podion'. No.a', Aik' Woony R.nses
r s.' VOID. B, lae. ,sst .f eS ana
v'tc Canes Cti9a fseien PtIs Ga sna n Tools. Jumping
I.es ri.oIe, PanShuslo Leather Bag. add au.As''
asi bat, s.iins o. a, Bs.1I' drowns DOGS, Chino
Puzzle Ch,ns ara Pupier MSohe Wsich'stands % p;
cpsaes A.hhodsr' DC eS y sss hsies o. aabbsr
PA boots end Wales, Feplsnts SAILORS c.o hir.s
oo zouye' Bs.'irsOIe. ssd e. Fssar nd Drawing
I5csn Set. 0raee. Ertns fa,e,. Tun'o. Comic Soss'
tsaaoces u lagos Tos, ard d.. e Iu.. and Tea So.
sgeie roy. Al'o goat variety Oh Fancy 5oie'' w.
bs aad =. very lev prices
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS ~
OPEN For HOLIDAY PRr.5FNfS FULL ASSOhI-
MINT or PBorOGRAfIIiC ALBUMS.
EMBR0iDFRIEs.
sftE MBRoI f1IHA II IN ' 0RslH vARIETY
CLOSING ALL OUR sf0cK OF RIBBONS
FEATHERS AND FRENCH FLOWERS
CLOSING STOCK OF FINE FEATHERS AND
PARIS fLOHE
PkLMORAL SKIRTS.
1,s0D BALMORAL SKIRTS
CHEAPEST LINE " TIE CITY. ,,,,nr,
Laae.' Hooen und.r.Sthts, COh'ErS urDb,-
CLOTHING MriIro Under wear. Ho,iery: 0loyes Hceds
Zousve. 40. oiosisg at reduced rste. WHITE goyppS
ToWELs LINEN GOODS. FINE fLANAELS, IIDlES'
LACE DRAPEHiES, Sc., Ia great variety
LADIES' PARIS KIp-oLovEs.
NOW OPENING.
Ioes DOZEN White AID Patty Coors Paris Kid Gloves our
met OF god, Coors and D!sek-our importation and
bes: quality. ~ nary
Eo. 7o1 ard .Os 6th-sv. two doors below liih''t
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uhiILD oIAIt5 tLJAh AND MANIILLf SLIME,
hoi. Jns Aad ~ IaHE -.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS and SETS,
RI Lh,E COLLARS aud SETS,
ubAls
LACE HJKFi
49,. frTCBRo HDKFS.
JUsr TuE THING FOR rRFsfsT5. SAD at
Oh ffittt.
IL tDUfi.LifR tGOtilrns
400 81 iI1ls. aY.snd 500 Cana.r.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
!, EEIINTrD RE.TONEDl IGNOKANCE

FFLlCJrD RESTORED! lGkOkAACE
~ EXON ~ FALLACIE5 UNJASaEDg
HIGHLY ltifOIrArr - LOIE X = siauied u
sirse. n Usath Disas.~.Dr. LAKIDHI7' Plrs, Lon
q D. aid Aew-ioIk Medical Adsia anf Munfge Dude
II lon Over flI p.f-. aoafy 10 h-uie !luss.ions
upon Mcneil and Nervani Do.iiy irnary Dcp3f ro.
uniary los OF semen lnDY5icy hcci5ns o tho bli'trr
and fliarTs Orai.o fply Di.rssrs aud their l,use-
ournc.s lie ultor- Il The sexual Organ. N Tie n1o lyd
-n.l- Lfs Researches ~ Pay .0i0ty European ii"rf
rscre oricS-, th-is f-cPss stefecihcs TIE hrthors
inegual. I.s and LONDON Treatment 80. Mailed ire :uT
ros~g tsei,i ~ Who wou'a avoid upsuc' e'F't. ed
hllbarnrs .'ntt with 'rrcIy ColuDa, jrcuJ = Can
tef.L,icas CnscG Specifics Ant-Dto,. ins Itnr is &C.
should pufch tbs ofi sinal W Of y. WahNrh Nc. /
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DOCiOL ~, o3z bfoadway lup s'sif.l, New.ioi3, from
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A MONG TIE PINES.
TIE GREAT BOOK Of SOUTHERN LIFE.
NEW EDITION JUST READY.
OVER 10000 COPIES
nsvs beer ,retdy Sold tho dsAD! continues unsbaed
AMONG THE PINES;
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Bound. price 81; or Paper Covers pr,ee IS cen,H
extraordinary bu, truthful picture CT tbs entire social
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picpy actual the large AMI small plantations
sxissostiasry carsc,er Edition edition has been
Asu.ed until 5000 cepie, have besn sod s1i III,
x4hy-hh Thousand already printed Every ons-s reading
end Prsisisg It.
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80 meo. the laGss Ani increasing demand fer This work
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ADDER. THE TRIBUNE
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Amusements.
WINTER GARDEN. GRAND REVIVAL
w Og THE SPEC rACULAR DRAMA

WINTER GARDEN.--GRAND REVIVAL
LAKES OF Sg KILL killarney,
Introducing the following beautiful scenic representation,
l. Lsbes Il killarney. >
3 Opening of the Wafer Lily.
View Q, the Lake al tho foot Of the Eagles Neal. q ,
=. SSsulvr's Cascade
=, Mr. sat @Rs. f BaRss9 w W
will sPpeM IL he lovely Irisb Dram. ~
Mr. nAgMY wifltEa Willis az . I.LsAHT MESlAuaHLs
Mr., BaRSEY WILLIAMS s,.........KATE KgARNE2
rCvoNNNSs;Ticyr coURTsHIr;
Nits bah "Lf " iLLiAhS s............OUh JENNA
''' Two EoNNYcAsrIFs
Thus Gtfs5sEb f. n oSS''' "''l
In rehesr'si tie ehsr1pg 3qIls99 's Of the
Don L''od '' org AMERICA s:'''''''' Nj" william
NJIBLOs GARDEN.
~ L'"'' and M cIT5T,iSs VIM iWM wHEATLEx
GREAT SUGGEST
EVERY EVENING ard on
az odiesswi BE- presented, after many months Of cTsJ
OaA:iD. RoWAHrIc. SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
49, FAUST AND MARGUERITE.
nR J D. ROBERTS
viii nae his HH peaancs at this iLester ia nis celebrated
character OF
Fsu.......nr T. T. Ssewe! Va.sn,ias, NJ j. Ls.ysrsan
br.dlsr.... Mr a. W. Fenno s,ibeL..::. r r; Lamb
Ns NJ Mn. a,2l sns
49, ''''''--'' '''' ''''''" j. H. sELwYN.
NEW DRESSES, by.
Nous; PHILIPPE and ASSISTANTS.
' ' ~ . O''' .'',''' " GEORGE ". LErzNoER,
NV f' '''' ''''''''" - RUSYoN h pEMIL7,
FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS
w. HARVEY b DoDwORTH.
Doors open At I; to commences at II o'clock.
With the exception OF tie Press no free list
THEATRE FRANCAIS.
Il ElBLU3 CONCERT SALO0J.
AAIDl e ~ Decembre. 1881
DON CESAR De BlZAH.
Cerneei, Drama en- sc,es. melee De ehsnA
Buresu de souscTi2 toIs 81 10 c4t.o1 :.
NHRIsTstAS NIGHT-IRyING HALLF'
" THE eEw-YOnK HARMONIC SOCIETY,"
VIII give their E..veeih Annual Performance Il
HE aESSIAH.
On CHRISTMAS MOTT, Thur.d.y. Dec. IS. 1864
Usoys open st 4; to commence at y o'clock -.
Solos sD'siled by Mrs mozart and Si,' r. Coleman 80.
panos Mrs. Jenny Ksmpson, Alto Mr. o. Simpson, Tenor
The z Harmonic Society. ID fol- force, VIII sustain ne
choru-rs
pi the eminent resident insTumsEslistss
and ab. 20 Irces IN ADDITION to the Orchestra.
win Re used rsssizsd ammonium producing the ooe
l6fse, peds ,ipe maj 1ctu.d ~ tne 81 hrm 81
CsrhsIt SeeshsE { Co, 10 % Ee, I'D st. New-forS -
L. J. Connolly. OrgALis, rhe0 Thomas. Leader oe" W.
Tiese,s 81 cuts to Be hoi at n. uu.ic store. Of Hall
Son, No. 3i9 broadway Firth. Pond Co.. No. So B'csdi
way; s,es sclimer ". 1oi broa'ssy; Issy Co, 10.
=. II. 0,s iriog Hal coass Of i5sh-ss ana
Ivn= Plice and a. the doors on night Of performance
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Anus emenfs
DARNUSrs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

TUESDAY GSo A pAys WfEHSta HfsDAY
Dec. 2J snd2', 1907.
LAST TWO pays
LAST TWO DAYS
sSge1s.gITss S Ss%AE s s,s# B Bsss4
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN DAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWS;
OR
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GAREsYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARlfYOWEN,
which las received with 'nc wig eDfa'iain hero tue
last three veel.. Il vii! be p.ocarsd
EACH AFTERNOON a. 3 e'etoes end .,.,...
Mr.. W. B. HARRISON, COMIC iS.PG0APTU SINGER
N'''' COMMODORE INUTr. TIE ss,oOo MUTT.
or. ofthe exlrsosdinsry w. !ers o. Tho "oI!d'
MAY hN SEEN Al N1'' Day H'' RND EVENING.
as may also W t9ff Is IPi o. MxS ssoSkEY
VIII b excited so iutese here or ys.rs WHAT nc
m,aks,' hayias mary of tho char ri.ties q ssh
'A BEGuiiFGL COXNAcrIcnT eiAN -, sssa;,,,ns
OLD ADhsis's CALIFORNIA BEARS,
exhibited and pesor%,es ~ e., grGx,Tf i0D'
THE BEAUTIFUL COLONEL RIO rIcAL FISH.
THE MADaJAsCAR aLbiHO FAMILY,
~ GREAT PREPARATIONS
are being ma 10 for tho orlebr.oo Of
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
VIII Do EVER EVERY ioUR, DAY AND EVENING.
ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.--ln
I'D compliance with invitation from tho Mayor AID many
OF 'h' Leading 's SR. Of E p,S"i X BOOTH
will hsy. the honor 70 ns.s b.. c,rv
FIRST ATTENDANCE III THAT CITY
TUESDAY Ev2ESIso Dec y.
10 the 'nAi'''s' VI RrcHElIEU.
In Sir Bulw.r Lytton. play Of ,ha, 'iiIs.
MRS. JULIA EESNEIT BARROW.
aud coursny including tue names OF H. r. DAILY Mar
iin. F.n. F,,nc.. Rans Mi. Nina Foster ser a
peaTano.). ava Mr.. Hiuds
tn box Office WIN DO open .se Of seats which m,yb
for IS cents eIs instead Of o. as heretofore every
boz. VIII opoo a, i Performance coHu.nc..rIi
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
TOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
By III. Pupils ofths
COOPER UNION MUSIC CLASS.
assisted By the following Artisi.
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WHITE, Dir. p LIEN tF!u' ~ h,t r Stv-iH In
In the iar,e Halt Of tie Cooper Union,
On TUESDAY EtENlSG. December 70, 1879,
undsr tie psslVnasc OF
Major. Gen. SANFORD. August Belmont e'q'
Uon D. \ Tiemann. EDL J. 3 Randall.
peer Coop.r 20 Simeon Drlger, ESQ,
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PETER COOPER. .sl. Jrss.ursr.
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MR.. MASON JONES
WI WILL DELIVER AN GRAFTON
A. NEWARk. Dee. ~
Al stN-iAsES. Dec ~;
A. HARTFORD. Dee. o.
4 NEW ORATIOE.
ACADEMY or MUSIC. lah'. IN few d,ys
CHRISTAfAS FESTIVAL aud TEA MEET
$50 81 o. n. eilrf Benesoient Soc. ~ CONNECTED
r. nh tne Fir. Free M Baptist Ghur'h 2st, broad
-sy. TUESDAY .VaNiNG. De - fiesa,s Is esat.
TE,UE ARTISTS FUND EXHIBITION
WILL CLOSE,
sATURDAl, DECEMBER 20
Tho sale Of To EUND PICTURES will EEK. pl-ce on
D,e. p, az. p. n. No. Ss5 BROADWAY.
L'IFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
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METROPOLITAN.
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he PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

CLOAKS! CLOAKSl ClOAES!
Dulilg IA. rast week us iye inanufic'grei
MABNIflCL.T srO,k Di CLOhA9.
o. 1hE IN ~ afi LIS INrUKIkD.
May of them saqffbiy Adorned wish
fsI!1 ORNAMENTS.
and intended e&llr y f.rto
HOLIDAY SEASON
ALSO
Tho largest assortment 90 u..d lIiret
eco ks 10 Ill. CITY
BEAVER com ILOAh a. 30 aud ~.
FLUSH tLOAk3 % 30 80 10 80
IHESCH VELVET PLtaH CLOAKs. - sstosl0.
SUBURBAN BEAVER CLOaks. 70 F,0ta 40
W. "A. ptNfCN,
No. 21i Brysry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

NLW JUVENILE BOOKS.
~ TIE rAlOS SAelLi-SlN KlSD3
HARRY RAY; o. The Lil.r rga.uurr GcT.
TnE LITTLE HATCH GIRL.
J1CE lRAcE TIE YCUSO SAILOR.
TIE FIGEMAE's r.G.
Z. story o. Tho y. Y. Ffs Dssar.n. eat
MINNIE. THE or , Ola.
lnt-. ~ G. %, l.f tho seiisa
r. ". s4EOND full.Les. No o. Na.tsus-
iaS, a. Ctiiifen Dt'ue' and LinsH Boof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

pOOKS for tho HOLIDAYS.-E. DUNCAN
- ( BRO have o. band large assortment Of CATuOtC
BOOKS suliebl. for HOLIDAY fhESEHlSi sso, CHILD
j. y. KIRKFR, No 500 Broadway.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-08

Hon. Ben. Wade comes up to It's sap
port In the U. y. EsnaIss-He gees
against the Blue Ridge Boundary
aHd In favor or the wheeling Con-
yentlon BILL with Mr.. WllIby's
Amendment,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-08

At RIehmosd hiatt question Was dropped
''llks 4 bot potato Il was sboas this
tine lhat Jackson scot 10 Richmond he
Sebel'lamoui despaleh ''Seud me more
msn snd no orders, or more orders and no
Such sthe rebel NapoleOu, fot whom his
people venture 70 claim that IL four weeks
be has marched three hundred aud any
mileS And Won four victories; that be bas
eiipPlsd VI dlSPerisd The forces Of Alilroy
aud Sshenck, At Luray, aud Mcdowell aud
BankS Al Rroul Royal and Winchester, Pre.
nouI at UrOtS Keys, aud Shields At Port
Republic; that be holds Mcdowell 10 check
to take care Of WashInglou aud Maryland,
and uOaoPOll1eS, ioF the amusement Of the
world, the attsutloa Of six distinguished
generals.
When lately he fell back to Winchester,
from pursuing Banks, hs said 70 The people
there; "Wheh We leiI you last March, We
promised TO oretuFn--And hsru Wsarp Nov,
with mach more confidence, We proulse 20
return agAia, and soon. oaly be pSodenl
aud patieat" y
And TO the women Hwhsn the uuion
troops come 10 again, as they will, do not
forget yOurselyes.p
Just nS an closing this get irssh
aud Interesting aneedOts VI this fighting
elder;
The surgeon Of one Of the Indiana reVi.
ments and two Of bis brother officers were
captured by AShbT'B Cavalry aad taken be,
FIRE Ia ekahH I1mnAfntsts - k.,,f...e eh.t.
names be said; aft was you, gentlemen,
who lately saved the property Of a dear
friend Of mine in the valley from the fury
ofyourowa men. Thank you. Have yoa
any means Of transportation back to your
regiuenti"
1--WE have not, general"
He then gave them horses, an escort, aud
one hundred dollars, and then courlsOusly
dismissed them on their parole.
This iS authentic. have It from one Of
The captured officers, whose name am not
at liberty to mention.