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ln favor of Leyvins. Coniribu-
lions

Z LoUrsvILLE, Nov. 49, The Union men oil
Ky. are greatly dissatisfied because the gov
eminent does not authorize a contribution
to be levied upon the wealthy secessionists,
to prevent the starvation ofloyal people Of
the mountain border. counties, who have
been stripped by Morgan. Bragg, Smith &
Go. Unionists here say unless government
gives such Authority they will soon be
forced to supply rations from the above
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
sTofbo Deon1s IF hmm tff53s-as ~


5Tothe People Of Io,oa
! In token of our dependence upon the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe, the more es-
pecially in this, the hour of peril to the Ma
ton in fervent thanksgiving to Him that
no pestience has prevailed ia our midst,
that the labors of the husbandman have
been measurably rewarded, ard for the
many blessings vouchsafed Us as individu
ais and citizens in direct acknowledgment
of His Sovereignty and overruling Provi.
adence, and in heart felt gratitude that our
armies in the field have won such renown
in the great cause of the Union = that our
citizens at home have been inspired with
such devoted loyalty and munifcence in ro-
lieving our brave soldierly, and that we
have been permitted to follow in peacea-
BILE manner our usual pursuits while war is
desolating the land. 1880
y I,SAMUEL J. KIRKwOOD, do hereby
appoint 7hursday, the 9th day of Novem-
Der next, as day of thanksgiving, prayer
and praise, and do htreby entreat the peo-
pie, abstaining from their usual pursuits, to
assemble together on that day in their
chosen places Of worship and offer up their
earnest prayers to Almighty God, humbly
acknowledging their shortcoming and de-
.pendence upon Him, thanking Him for the
manic Id blessings conferred upon them by
His hand; beseeching Him to crown our
arms and cause with signal triumph, to con-
fer strength upon our gallant soldiery, to
mitigate sufferings OF the sick, woun ded
and imprisoned, and to succor and heal the
anguish Of the berefit, and imploring the
speedy, extinction of rebellion, return of
peacel'n His own good time, to our distract,
ed land, and that we may prove ourselves
worthy Of the institutions bequeathed us by
the Fathers Of the Republic by becoming
once more united, fraternal and happy
people. -.
In Testimony, Whereof ! have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great Seal Of
the State toll. s. be hereto affixed, this
LIST day Of, November, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
SAMUEL y. KIRKwooD. 9
BY the Governor. gre z stoy p sssi5sc
a @ 50 ELIJAH SELLs,.lsgx
Sec'y Of State, y,
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From Tenn, e.see.

NAsHvihLE.-Many active rebels are pre-
pairing to leave Middle Tennessee in antici.
patton Of the retreat Of the rebel troops. esi
The conscripts didn't mustcrin MUIR
fressboro as announced. The Union con-
scripts absconded .dea assi .aefl i-eevsasss ia
Gen. Bragg was At Tallahama the other
day. His force yas'not there. Cheatham's
division was there. a49s III 3sI.oa s. b
3 Tennessee and good Southern money in
good demand ,1sisaaa se5 nj rsgls. Foat
) louisville and Nashville Railroad reported
.reopened.s Trains will pass thorough this
tunnel by Sunday. "a AN very quiet. Ts{ia gis
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From Memphis and GEN. Gran,

. IL e. 4 "a
CAIRO, Nov. .l6.-The wagon road from
Memphis to Corinth is now open and will be
kept opsn BY cavalry. Cotton in large
quantities is coming in. The Platte Val
ley. just from Memphis. brought 600 bales,
the largest trip ever brought to this place. !,
The Bulletin says the rebels have fallen
back from Holly Springs to Abbieville, %
miles east, to get advantage Of Tallahatchie
River and the rugged country in that viclni.
ty., The rebels evidently feel their inability
to grapple with Gen. Grant.
The Federals who passed fernando have
returned to Memphis. Communication is
now open and uninterrupted between Grant
and Sherman.
Gen. Morgan and staff arrived at jackson
Miss, en-route for Texas = 'a8'
Bragg has been ordered back to his com.
mand in Tennessee. 80 = E - -
I The steamer Continental, with 400
troops on board had been aground several
days near Island No. IS. The troops have
been landed on the Tennessee shore. ~ g
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, From North CaroIina.

,FoRrREss MosaoE, Nov. ls.-The y s.,
Mail steamer Collins arrived at Fortress
Monroe this afternoon from Beaufort, N. c..
bringing a large mail, and is bound for New
York. ID0e seitW sia 80, ,sasaW .E3Es
Yhe Newburn Progress says that Major
General Foster arrived there on "Wednesday
locking poae the worse for his j9urnsy.
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A Slave Order by n Democratic
a General. @ fga

8 HEADo's DEPARTMENT or rnE CUR. @
> srs New Orleans, Nov. ], 1869. 1ss
General Order No. i6S. .tljis kos eaa ,svsSl
] l. Noperson will be arrested asa slave,
by any policeman or other person, and put
in confinement for safe keeping, unless the
person arresting knows that such person is
owned bya loyal citizen of the United
States. 1fsfi~
IL. The Inspector and Superintendent Of
prisons is authorized to discharge from con-
finement all slaves not known to- be the
slaves Of loyal owners. e3v 5.ia ~
i by command Of Maj. Gen. BUTLER 81
GEO. G. STsose,. A. a. General. ss,ga -
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While war absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to nght
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the SWAY, FE1
Aud politicians fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we must he a.s@
Or ne'er exist as nationally free.
It's hard indeed that ALL for country 3 sake.
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf 10 Lake 4 Ia n
Rut worse by far that we In North should drar
TO earth by wrangltng our once noble dag. = "a.
There's sill one hope-and one 10 ALL
To hold our right, avert our fall; ls.si ssacs
IT'S simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceedto Hetts's Clothing Store; 1913
The antidote he gives for cure ~ = 49,, 80.
IL mild and pleasant, and tits sure;
lie sells you first, Coat, rants or Hat an T., eaf
And then to match, q nice Cravat;
IL still you want you'll get q Shirt .saH&131tt g
Which comes tn you as cheap IS dirss
He keeps TO give to all lie suits .l5FF@ is-ssts
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Doots ,,,s.,s
Or anything that you may LACY.
From Shoe strings to aIcarpetSack. el ~ 81
For those that ready ma de won't pleass,
He'll meet their wants, their troubles ease ~ =
lie keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give fits that can't be beat by ma N ~ aS-a@At 8
Ais styles are new, and always neat, ..+tT -
For tasty dress he cant be beat.
Come then come ALL and buy ofthoaas R}sia ~
Who gives you bargains in yoar ciothes
~ @asa.-ss' q r alie@ T. w. BELTS.
ottumwa, Nov. %. 1852. h a. l......4tr,,.sf q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dis,rtc,,.


LOUISVILLE, Nov. 49, Headquarters 10.
partment Of the Ohio, Cincinnati, Nov. II.
= General Order No 20.-That portion Of
Kentucky, including and lying west Of
Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, Washington,
Marion, Taylor, Adair, Russell, and Clinton
viii constitute the district of Western Ken
lucky, under command Of Brig Gen. J. F..
Boyle.to whom all reports and returns from
troops within tie District will be made
Headquarters at Louisville, KY 5tsN ';s,s
End. The countiesIof Lewis, Greene, Car
ter, Boyd, Lawrence. Johnson, McGofin,
Floyd and Pike will constitute the District
Of Eastern Kentucky, under command oil
Coz. J. Craner ofthe 4Oth Ohio Volunteers,
towhom all reports will be made. Head.
quarters in the field & airs zFasare
Bird. Tho remainder ofthe State will con
stitute tho District Of Central Kentucky,
under Major General Gordon Granger. -
Headquarters at Lexington, Kentucky.
4th. The districts being formed for the
convenience ofcommand and distribution .
troops, will not necessarily be confined to
the district in which their posts are located
but will be extended whenever required
without regard to district lines. q N
9th. Reports and returns from district
commanders will be made direct to these
headquarters. a.s%s frfs
'Byscommand Of Maj Gen. Wright. aa
fOhicial] N. H. MoLEAN, a.. A, g.
i45a}s. ,gss:tfi 7o' and chief Of Staff
ACt g. A 4, Tgi
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ny McCielf:ll.,. order.

} WAs4INeroN, Nov. 17.-Lieut. Col. Col.
burn OF McCiellan's Staff. yesterday receiy.
ed from the eAdjaant.Ge s office, n iet-
ter, asking by whose -suthority hsejeft the
front Of the army with Mcclellan. Hean-
swered, BY order OF Gen Mcclellan.
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DEATHS

DIEp-On the 18th inst, after short illness, JAMES
DALLAS BARLOW, aged about is years.
The subject Of thu above uotice was, We learn, q
native Of 0ttumwa, his family having here at
very early day. lie was engaged in the CouRIwR Of
flee about three years up to about May last, since
which time he was employed short time on the
Burlington Railroad, and more recently working at
his trade In the Democrat Office at Centerville.--
Young Barlow possessed many amiable qualities,
such aswere well calculated TO commend him 10 his
associated We desire to express condo lence with
his mother and slsse rs in this hour OF their bereay
rpent.
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Commemorative Liberality OF a
s62 saa Railroad. .heG Je,ias

The burning ofths baggage car on the
Great Western Railway, on Wednesday
m ,rning, enta;led heavy loss on the
American Express Company, the money
AMI valuables rinstrusted to their care for
transportation amounting to about sec, 0oo.
The promptness and generosity displayed
blythe officers of the road, in compensating
the passengers for their losses is deserving
the highest COMMUNICATION. Mr. James
Peacock, District Superintendent, as soon
as the news Of the disaster reached him,
with characteristic promptness telegraphed
tothe conductor to inform the passengers
that their losses should be fully made up to
them as soon as they should arrive at Wind
scr. Accordingly, when the train arrived,
each passenger made out statement Of his
or her loss, and received full ' alue In money
for all articles burned, with the exception of
money and articles Of jewelry, which the
road will not undertake to carry, and for
which they are not, Of course, responsible.
An English gentleman, just from the old
country. had among his baggage 5000, in
gold. 1t was afterwards found among the
ruins partially melted by the intense he at to
which it had been subjected. He will pro-
baby suffer but little loss by the operation.
Most of the passengers seemed in good
spirits, and all spoke in the highest terms Of
praise of the liberal spirit manifested by the
officsrs Of the road in remunerating them for
lost baggage. The company has paid out
about 81, 900 for this purpose. s, 4 sss 4 vi
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.THANKsGIyING DAY.--In everyday
aEState in thu Union, and in the Dis.
trict of Columbia, the 9th of the pres.
'ept month has been officially dcsigna-.
ted as q day,of general tharksg irinesr
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:tTs b. FARwELL. sNKox yxewuL
soal7 OrTUM WA
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY

]. NJ. MeELROy, -. Principai
MissKs HALL0WAY, and WILSON, Assistants. ~
The Fifth year commences ON Monday, sEPrEH-
BIER Sh 1862 at the Presbyterian Church an rooo,a
attached. sa4 - = 80 sgs.-- 80 - -
Four terms ofte weeks each in the year.
Tuition from 4Sto sc, accordiBgto studied
Special facilities offered to persons wishing to QUAIL
ify themselves for teaching. f.t $3.50 = - ;,
Pupils admitted at any time, and ehsrged fre~
date of entrance. No reduction, how ever VIII s.
me mt or In case OF sickness.
Boarding can be obtained At prieestosui thstinss.
July b, 1892.
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New YoRK, o7l7,--ltisl stated that
tina iron-clad frisate Adirondack, now naarY
~ flushed. is detained for the dsfeasor Of
New York Harbor. j ysnsT ,,i,1.i. 1sja1
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MARRIED,

,>>N>>~>->>>~>->>>>> -
On the 18th inst, by Rev s. II. Worcester, Mr..
CAREY. .INSKEEP md Miss ALICE CHAMBERS,
both Of Ottumwa.
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Taxtoa Stock.

The Government will derive an immense
revenue in this city on live stock The
provisions in relation to dealers il live stock
are "a follows tsgEissv' ~ga - slg
lst-Thata tax Of 3oc per head be paid
on oil cattle, exceeding eighteen monthss
slaughtered for sale. go" 'A'a ''tt ''1i>'
2d-All cattle under eishte N months old
are subject to tax Of Sc per head isr' e
si-All cattle slau ghterel by any person
for his own consumption are free fromtax
4th--Cattle brokers, which includes ev
erv person whose business is to buy and
sell and deal in cattle. hog', or shsep, sha.
take out a lic,nsc, whici an,unt, to $40.
The tax on hogs exceeding six months
old, slaughtered for sale. whea the NUMBER
thus Slaughtered exceed. tweaty in any
year, is loci Chicago journal. 1a'' y
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EsrRaY NOTICE.

FHNAKEN UP by Samuel Dorr at his .resideass In
u Wapello county, Iowa, an the 25th Of October,
1852, one estray Colt color dark bay small star on
the forehead, hind feet white little above the hoo
No other marks or brands perceiv BILE. Hight about
TO be worth thirty dollars, by James Brohrrd end
Abra ham Matters, before VIM. u. Fisher, Justice Of
the Peace, on the Sd day Of November. 1862
HUGH BROWN, CLERK, -
Nov. 10, 1869. of District Court.
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CoMlSG WEsr.-Next year will witness
an emigration to the West such as he has
not been surpassed for a number of years.
From all sidsswe' hear preparations being
made to e.nigrate to our fertile prairies. -
There is already in our midst large num-
Der of good, substantial citizens from the
rock strewn lands of New England, who
have become tired OF trying to exc out a
comfortable subsistence on the barren hills
Of that country They have come here to
purchase lands and home on cour beauti.
full and rich prairies. A large number will
follow in the spring, We are glad to have
them come and enjoy tn blessings ofclimate
and soil with which ourfair young State is
blessed We win welcome them right
heartily. -TMuscatinc Journal. HN2t11ku
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THE SHIspLAsrEB CuRRES Judge
Swayne. of this city, who is holding tho u.
S. Circuit Court in Cleveland, has made an
important decision. He held that the Law
prescribing penalties for tho issue of small
notes or checks. to be used forcurrency, was
Illegal. and that, consequently. no prosecu-
tion could follow the issue of sucj notes.
This decision will remove very. grave ap-
prehensiop that has existed in the public
mind in regard to this matter and now that
the only obstacle that stood in the way OF
their issue has bsen remoysd, by the above
high Judicial authority, we shall probably
have an abundance of small change in the
fat1rs Il Columbus O y Journal. lodi s1s ~
MjsnrjSion of freaSon--askin a Soldier to
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THE WAR.



WAsHlsGroS, Nov. 1s.-It having been
variously stated that the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue had estimated the receipts
for revenues for the present year at two
hundred and fifty millions, there is authority
Tor saying that no such estimate has been
made, and in no instance is it thought the
receipts will exceed one hundred and seven.
ty.five Millions ~ TgrT~y -
Philip Speed, of Louisville, has beer, an.
pointed tax collector for the Third Collect.
ion District Of Kentucky, comprising the
present Fifth and Seventh Districts,
II IS true that the Foreign Ministers have.
in their usual respectful terms, called the at.
tention Of our Government to complaints on
the subject ofthe seizure ofvessels running
the blockade, and it is certain that thcy are
receiving the attention to, which their i'm.
portance is entitled They are compelled in
point Of fact, for the reasons that thew in.
yclve principles Of international law. This
is always going on, especially Ia time 9of war
or Of blockade" Sii'i ~ szfet ~ isa3fiss -
g Losses are disposed Of and new ones come
up daily. The sending of a Commissioners
to New Orleans and the appropriation ST his
impartial reportSon the subjects which he
examined, according to the strict principles
flaw, is regarded here as an earnest of the
intentions Of the Administration to 'act with
circnmspection and justice, regarding all
matters in which diplomatic relations arein-
,yolved. Probably the public will soon knew
that onr own government has ID turn com.
planned about the Alabama in other cases OF
violating neutrality. The meeting Of Con.
gress will, as usual, bring out, the cores.
pondence which cannot fail to fully acquaint
the country with the facts. or 20 ~ Il. a
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81 NOTICE -
Is hereby given that my wife; Elizabeth L. wykoG.
having leftmy bed and board without justcause or
provocation, all persons warned not to harbor or
trust her, the said elizabeth Ia, wykoG on my ae-
count, Is viii pay no debts of her contracting.
Nov. Is, lseea1 :4.lt -
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, November IS.
Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow to-day de.
clared exchanged all the officers and men
captured at Murfordsville Kentucky, ia Sep
tember last, and now in camp at Indians
polls, and ready to take the field. They
number about four thousand men. Also,
all the troops captured. at ,Harper's Ferry
and now in camp at Chicago, amounting to
five thousand, who are ordered here.
The Killwell stage was this morning
searched, by order Of Col. DosteE, and the
Leonardstown stage seized About $500
worth of medicine were captured, and a
large rebel mail, duplicating many parties
in this District. The mail carriers were
caught. 80 ~
1t is said that Acquia Creek has been
held for some days past by our gunboats ~
ing off there, and the place has been evacua.
ted by the rebels. s1c4h i b sfy.EeeaIos x
Adyicas from Western Virginia state tina.
it is understood that Gen. Cox's army, or q
portion o.. It, was moving towards Cumber-
land or New Creek. sfv ,a;i csse. 4o g,.,.i-
I zksts 80 81 New Yo,k, November 10. II
The New York Times has the following |:
Y 1.-THE recent unrcbuked presence here Of
Mrs. Lay whose husband was on Gen.
SCOTS staff, and now an inspector in the
rebel army, and Mrs. Campbell, wife of ex
Judge Campbell assistant Secretary of
War tor the rebel Government, and their
unimpeded return to- Richmond, hove pro-
voked much comment. q Many people cannot
see why female spies are thus permitted to
visit the capital of the country. and after
obtaining whatever information is accessible
usually an ample store, be allowed to return
at pleasure through our lines to Richmond"
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Misprsion Of treason--askins a soldier to
], aka dinnsr and dssscrt e .sgl.9 rgoI
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7I'NN g o IL . aNiEEs 1alsI-l . I9s.I- y
sssT S;as I'D n Il 81
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Specials 10 New York Paper..

The following isa special from Washing
ton to the Tribane:..;.. ~. ,f,.t,. y. -
A number Of prominent ship merchants
have urged upon the Secretarys of War and
Navy the imme diateSand very great impor-
lance of assailing Charleston harbor, at
present the great port of entry for all neu-
trial trade.
! The following is the Herald's correspond.
encA
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fHRIlIkG fAIE ANp K0IRLlYfYS

Are the best published anywhere. AuMe most POP.
uldr tcrfters arc employed to scriss originally y>
'Peferson. In 1868, In addition 70 its usual GUAM
tty Of shorter stories Four 0RioHAL Nov
Elsrrs will be given by Ann B. Stephens L. Q. Moul
ton, Frank Lee Benedict, and the authsr Of ssThN
Murder In the Glen Ross. 1t also publishss
fashions AHEAD OF, ALL OTHERa
+ Each number, In addition To- the coIored plate.
gives Bonnets Cloaks and Dresses engraved on wood
Also, . pattern, from which Dress, Mantina, or
Chldb Dress can be cut cut, without the aid Of .
msntua-msker. Also, several pages VI Household and
other Receipts. 1l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

k FW tneh1elfal gEpalses q thez 1.oyt.,Z-..,...S
thre4 hundred EirtTy6Ts fl5SEl-.,31 80
tlz!ttse1l g lfl ~. elghtycaIfG 5 s
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fgo lil-l s.ro si.5
lll,4re4 e1a etBhty-six dollsFs and SiE41fT-o,,s
. Eor Transportation a oResrzs b,1-.-. 49,.
U9a.1a tllree hllililFOl alil -
teE purchase e Dragon hoFsSs fIo hTnire9 and
~ -sstea tnoa1and thFeo hhSlroa ~ tBlSfT
l,TIio, 49, sAlp a1d g1ETison Fquipags, ona
5[9 ~ ~ nalESd ana any thousnd one haI.
t.l .t5y 90 eollls nd tilirtT-sirlif eeFltS =
49, ~ e1Ps1ses Of orjlls1es sSrTieS twenty
4cE otdnanee, 0rdnGnes sfoPpl and EI,rDISs. t,.l
IT, - A far an El0aatol troo5s fITT
HgIlqrFo thousand dollRrS -
TS.s-l 3stare = a1lll sky thoull md EialIHFl
Sti II 3 Ing TIE AetuEing capacity o. ~
~ ~ a1I1orgS any tl0RIlnd doliaFE. = r
- ~. Of gunPoW 50 and lad farty tISo.,
I9E ,PgEshass ofartinGy hou.., tv.nty-ays thea.
fSF hsO g FpRrteEl for tFooI1 a stors I-l-S q,
- sAa keeptng Of military Etures q TFoiT'lS r.
El5le[ eAntSnneuts, aRd Tor terlT,oraFT hufs -,
stea AID nity-eiEht tho1satd Tv[5 hiIr8ns8 ~
y-three do;IEs. Aad eIEhty-0ns eFnts
SO q And be it further er,aefea That All Sv,v,,
and al prpgtsi6n9 q Ian hsrefp e1IntSin
PFleAote 70 tAEOs -5l9II .YT5iS q
sc years VoluuteeFs and al other yoiuntssT[ ~
rave been or may Be rseaEll fntO the s-Tyfee n n,
o1lLed slates Era peFt0d exceeding thrss n,obtb1
Z Approved, July n, 1851