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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

NJ OTICE.-The subscribers would respectfully
IN inform their friends and the public general
ly, that from and after this date, they will sell AZ
goods in their line for CASH ONLY.
Our accounts for the past year will be ready for
delivery during the first week in January, and Ne
earnestly beg that all indebted to US will make an
early response.
dec 31-3t# JAS. ENTWISLE SON.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

QUAIL ! QUAIL 7! CUAI!!!
$50 TONS ANTHRACITE COAL.
ENGG AND STOVE WHITE AND RED ASH,
IL received, and for sale at the flee ON King,
Water street, ately occupied by Wise Co.
T. j. MEHAFFEY,
B. T.. PLUMMER,
dec 27-dlw# Agents.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

WANTED.
NNEA LEAD, ZINC, and all other old METALS
l. at II King street, Alexandria, Va.
~ 1000 REAMS WRAPPING PAPER
for sale.
Also, $500 CABBAGES.
dec 31--lm* JOSHUA HORNER.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELI.ED FURNITURE
N In nll cnlorS Of warranted manufacturer also k0ii
Chestnut Char TER Salts plain and nentn, ~ H. X.
FARRINGlCNs 3os Canal street, opposite Wooster. Ms
tanlished III 1885
A Ill KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, BED
"a ding l. oking Glass Sc., below auction prices Y. ~ W.
sNEDEN'S 23 Bomcry. between stanton snd n09Hs.on
streets Goods wariantr delivered tre" thii ana
money: the number. Extension Tnbles choap
y,itENIrtnE CAgpErs BOOKS PAMPHLETS AND
Lbafcs fought Tor rcady money ut III sixth avenue
rftNcpn Nnth and fcutb streets fof sAie, set oi he
Natural History y at OF New YORK.
rstsyiruRE wAypED-r WANT TO PURCHASE
Il ior ctsi 81 su % 81 $40 worth oi scnnd han Farni
trr Cars ts ami Mirrors. ANY party about braklns ny
hnisrk epn NAV send line cdt on T. MATTHEWS, ~
Broidway
WANTED -rIRsr CLASS SECOND HAND fURNI-
w tu4H Vig-t,aits suAs. mi carpets nilclpihs,
ehnpd,ler tenlrs ttvlss. Address X c. intruailnnal
~
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

I IGHr GUARD, COMPANY A, sBvENfY.FIRsT RE.
Ia atuioii, ArnOr., Ia.ay ette Hal, rrv f1fk, o. 8.
lsa1 ,t tOnttiy m ctt& 81 tes company Vii be
~ ri le nra.u. u 'ndny ev ~, nFAt, 81 inst, AZ \
d rN,sE ~, I'D tGd mrf.be ,atiticAtarly ir.
qutate TO IL. a ttr attetdt ts uf tnc
f.ur t4e lE q VII. D.
hfua.bt IT,. orr t.... iNt IT n . q Y"
|, 4N.at iubfE.s. President.
TuyAas NFR SOS. SEQ
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
SITUATIONS wAsTED-FEMALEs.

A SITUATION WANrED--By hkSfEIiA6LE
n yelng wumnn, tn 10 ch inerwork or waaEs or ~
wait one has i've years erence from n Y ia We
Cail ~ West ta 49, between 9th and ia ases iof t"o
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

At NANNING'S SELECT AGENCY FOR SERvANrs
~ 10 romt street rrcasynFiss cass servant, Of y I,
description imi, :tiy bain Sltutt,oDs This Ia 81
select and rcspcctbi agency has superior acconm
aaors and Fat.ou4ed By irs. families
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

YOUNG HEALTHY ENGLISH WOAAN, WHO
"A has lus. baOy, wishes a .by at her
home. Call Tor two days III christopher ct, second
rog
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

DUTLERs DOGS, NO PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
ID Buffers Infublc Aangc Cure aud Flea Esteuninur,
nfty cents per potc Medicines for nil disca Ba,lers
new work, Brcedng Training, Diseases, 6c,N ST. Flcas
engender inangr, hts consumption ana death.
e,clrI,t RACE OVER THe "EMPIRE COrRsEn THE
- match brtw,r IT, nrl and Btran, for $lUj side s,il
IL r1ytd pda, Won ny), at J.. NJ e" from Nc
s.-..eia fint Of gbth 81. Last Rive
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

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had two hoors e. ~. - - siII1 sG.1 q.
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| The Federal lo., = va: ,;,. Y!fsJ 1,s,
vonnd.a ..a .;s4, = 49, .ss.-,..s. ~ se.I1..y
10, =. 500.
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perats fighting the Y.d.,,.I: |: = -:
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and Z laresesI .,ulnnnlv g 80 ty~
captured s. 6. n en.n, Hv Ss.,y ,ss.. &c -;
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ward Of Is. W.ldon ,.,d vt;,: Assbsx,
road. The vallo, f.v,., !: .nss.:1s 8 ~;
minesoo,p sTs-ss sTsf:es :"
80 TztgHis ssaa, - sls asa;ta.sls
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mac and Rann.b.n.o,l ~ = .:iEsj
iupr.c,io,bl,. b, our om..,. 4 SS S,S; =.
ba,.l. during sSe 4, coDtn,r..nos Il :soS =.
eensely cold weather. S'
The report published y.,t.,ds, th:s...,.s r.. NJ,
Of our force. had cro...s 4. n.s.
mock !. Front Roy.l. -, n,.,r.
pt.empt ha, v,e. ba.D mad. i sa ~" s''aq -
Pope,, ofsoial ,t.,.nu.D. Z ,.s.,i e ,ssiss; b..
rel. exotic. erea, ;nd;,n:l;os ,h.oss.s..
the armv. 'a ~ .S's's 'f'F7y-'
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Grand Armv. Of the a. ~. n-s;nsl :.
he greatly diuiui,b.d i.n,sh "A S,.sS:h
If The camp Ere. Diish. b.for.s M y Il. r..
preston pfevsils that the enemy has fallen
back to new position some distance "a he
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

the weather is intensely cold, and thss sons
Of our troops suffered severely for the va,
OF blankets.
II is stated that the enemy has. sextended
bis lines several miles down the Rappahan-
mock. an
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

A Gspsteh from the. Head Quarters Of
thS an srny of txe fotodlAc 81 tAs IN ssys
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

consisting of .-- z... ..,tsaszss
Csmse, ksss, s11ss~tr, Esrst
800 !. = Esd 6JetA stone 6ssSs Sf
Issee,ess. .lsckets. kings, studs,
watch Keys, vest-Chsins. Neck Che ms
,,aes>e,es &c. DC , which wtn be sp,d NJ low prices
nd ey cry nrtt<fs asreprescn
> rDpW atehes Ci,cts, and Jewcry kErAIRED In the
noost thorough aud workmanke manner, and ell work
WARRANTED and <hasgssrsssssabs. t.sl.sa.z So
Council sinns. Iowa. Aug. 10, 1850. vsni7u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13
NATURALIZATION.

-ur "a pAnr,yIRSaiP hcEsssfcse exisins BE-
-~X. q. Eyroet snA s. u. ksia andsr 0s
49, a 1ynees Z O.. w1s dissoiseAna sant 4Ai
esesea. e ~. wv KYkET1s
ans sson - " = -. $ H KELLY.
co,,e., n,urs. Iu,y II, isS:.-1oSdlm
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

The story that anybody Is selling Cheeps Aiss ths,
JAcK 10 new selling. il the greatest humbuS ever
started. fhe CENTRAL AAhKETisthe place toRet The
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
Eos only the best Stake sssry kind Of fresh and
salt meat sf the best quality, and at ptces CHkAPsR
IaAM n CHEAPRE4. EgH BrGisbta Ii .Ds7
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

~ r FuIHeUS WOUSo0S OOcs 5s
The following is from Richmond psperS
Of yesterdsy The Dispateh saJs reports
IRON Fredr;ck were that pretty sevegs dir.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

.sis9 e. .xSfaFe >. ssel ss.s Ssfo, Dec.Gos
.as The rsbs!s OF spEthern Mississippi are
sappossd 70 kave, fsllss bask torards Coz
.lanbos, if pot already 4 Greaads. 4 10
,bslisyed thas Gsesfeh Grsnt ard Shesmah
viii soon be there. .,,.ss, t...,.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13
CITY LIVERY STABLE,

s#"@s LEWIS w. ROSS,
,g A TTORNEY AT LAW, Couneiis Bluffs, Iowa
Avail regularly attend, inperson. The Courts IN Pot
tsw wAttan,ie and Adjoaing Cynptics, aud viii give
pceiai attenion the Collection o Claims, the Settle
nsnt the Estaiss VI Deceased and he Pay
ment of Taxes. N d ~. rs .s.@sr Inli-ly~.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

4 The rebel account Of the capture OF our
gun boass in New River, teiegraphed from
Fortress Monroe, three days since, was in
correcs. The facts are rs follows: the gun
boat Ellis west on 1an expedisios up that
river to Onslov, acapturing the town snd
three vessels.o When retaruiog our vessel
ron aground, and vas dee. apon by the en-
envy; and to prevent her fs!iing into their
han:s, she vas blown up, the commanding
officer himself applying tie maseb.'T'as a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

-ILI 1df ~ #H7EE 08I No" A"1~S De9I"'
Private advices from Mexico. state that
the FreDca army cannot leave ths'ri present
position for the saps Of ssansp ortatisu and
that an order had bssp ssps here for the
purchase IN the Uuitsd States. efl one thous'
and mules, horsss,s and 500 wagons. The
army viii net .hsrsfoss move snsils these
purchases are made. sr.s e. ia,, 'a3.a q
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

- y y O - = s1oss9e'Pu5"3 DS0s %
Z, 4 FIRE at Lock Haven 90 Saturday, de-
stroysd the entire business portion OF The
town. The lsss is estimated at forty thous-
and dollars.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-13

.,,.t &. q. . Chicago, Dec. 3.
The Texs. Republican OF. November lst.
gives an account Of 40 expedition, Of ~
men, who::are said to have belonged to 2 4's-
ore, society iu the northero part Of the State,
the object Of which is to surrender that por-
ton Of the State TO the Federal authorities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

far have done us no injury. Gen. Franklin
grand division is crossing the river three mi
below the city, having constructed bridges tn
WIN but slight opposition from the enemy.
The gunboats are Smelling the enemy down
the river.
HEADQUARTERS Army or TUE PoTouAc, Dec.
liz. A. M. Everything last night was
hustle and activity, as to-day was the time
fixed for the crossing Of the river. During the
night the pontoon bridges were conveyed to the
river, and the mtlllery of ll4 pieces were placed
IN position opposite Fredercksturgh. Al
s CLOCK Jhls morning tho rebels Glea two No.
nal guns and during The latter part IF the nie6t
rockets were frequently seen to ascend within
their lines
AT three clock the construction of brilros
in front OF the city WIS commenced. When
the brigdcs were about half completed the enc
my opened murderous fire on our infantry
IRON the houses on the river bank. Tn 10 this
time not shot bad been fred fiom our srje
The engineers were driven from the bridge and
several were killed and wounded. At six a.
clock Gen, Burnside ordered all the guns TO be
opened on the city.
The cnnnonadng which has continued nm In
the present time, 10 terrible The city Il ON
fire, and its distinctions appears to be certain.
Gen. Franklin constructed his bridge about
miles below the city, meeting with but sljqbt
opposition His troops ar nov crossing tho
river The gunboats are shellirg the enemy
abou; % miles down the river, where thcy have
been concentrating their forces for the past two
days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

ST. Paul, MINI, Dec 3. A body Of citi-
1ens, armed with knives, hatchets, and other
weapons, forced Their way through the guard
with the intention Of numbering the Indian pris
oners confined a, Camp Lincoln Maukato, but
'@eTo surrounded, captured and released On pa
roie Iho Government issued proclamation
urging tho people OF Minnesota not to throw
away their good names by acts Of lawlessness,
that the people ayl just cause Of complaint at
The tardincss OF the executive action, but ought
10 find reason for iorbearance IN the absorbing
cares Whjeh weigh upon the President
ii he declines to punish them then the ease
comes clearly within tho jurisdiction of the civ
il authorities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16
HEADQUARTERS Army or THE PorOMAc,
nao n

DUO. =, 7
The weather is milder, and the snow has
melted considerably An officer who came
through from Alexandra by land With a strong
escort, was told at Dumiries that sixteen suffers
with their wagons were captured by Whites
rebel cavalry last week, end the owners uado
to drive their own teams to some rebel station
in the interior Whites is Represented as being
a largo regiment of cavalry. Il has for some
days oeen considered unsafe to pass beyond
Dumfries without strong escort.
The following general order has inst been
published
No person viii be allowed to crora tho lines
in Inc direction Of the enemy, without pass
aom these Headquarters.
(sisueD LEWIS RIcmoSn
Au't Adj. Gen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16
BATTLE FIELD, NEAR tAYErTEvlLLE, Ark, }
4

bAllLL IlaiD, NEAR EA1ETTENlLl.E, Ark,
December S. {
Gen, llerron,s forces while en- route TO rein
force Gen, Blunt, met the enemy yesterday on
Crawrord's Prairie, 10 miles south Of Fayette-
vile, aud WOO II victory.
The enemy were q 900 strong, divided into
four divisions under Generals Parsons, Marina.
duke and Rains, all under Gen. llindmau, and
embraced tho flower of the rebel trans Missis-
sipp army, well snnplied with eighteen pieces
OF artillery.
The enemy ilanked Gen. Blunts position at
Cave Hill ana ma a general attack on Gen.
Herron's forces to prevent them from uniting
with Gea Blunt
Gen. llerron's force consisted Of the l4th and
5lst Illinois, 18th and Goth Iowa, 10Th Indiana,
2Oth Wisconsin and a battalion or two of cav
airy, in all, 90 or 600 men, and "a pieces
of artillery. The battle ragged from 10 A. NJ,
until dark and was desperately fought through
out. Our artillery drove tic rebels from two
strong positions and kept their overwhelming
numbers at bay.
The 10Th Wisconsin captured a rebel battery
OF four heavy guns, but were forced to abandon
them under murderous fire. The 10Th Iowa
also took the same battery and fought most
NNaP''"'V'li b"e "Vio elso oOilPtu " Ni0Iu ~
Almost every regiment distinguished itself
About 1 o clock Geh. Blunt arrived from
Kay Hill with 5000 men and strong force oil
artillery and attacked the rebels in tho rear,
The rebels made desperate efforts to capture his
batteries, but were repulsed with terrible sleugh-
ser. We held tho whole field at dark and be-
ioio O'Clock that night the entire rebel force
were IN iull retreat over Boston Mountains,
Our entire loss IN killed and wounded was
GOO. Tao rebel loss was 500 by their own ad.
missions. Several OF the rebel officers were
killed. Among then Col. Stein, Commanding
br'ga&e, aad iormery hrgadier OIL tao Mo
state guards. 0o'y lew prisoners were taken
We cip,ured ioar cI.ssOus led with ammuui
ton.
Lieut. Col. Mcfarland Of tne 1854 Iowa resi
mem, was the only fed ,ihcer killed on oui
eide.
Mai, Hubbard of the LIST Missouri cavalry wa
taken p.isoner.
WASHINGTON, D c. o. 1t is understood tia
Capt. Porter has resolved 10 decline re.enteun.
military sslyjoe.
Oar relations with France are the prominen
topic ul conversation here, aud ,nany auticipat
trouble with our Gallo E.yuds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TnE PoTouAc,
baoatu nan 10


Gen. Burnside day visited Gen Sumner
and Gen. llooker's commands, The troops
on parade uproarousy cneered him as he passed
\ large number Of officers uro daily arriving
from Iusloushs and resuming ii If active duties
in caup.
There has been u consiiorab change Of %.
si:lon OF several army eorrs within tie pas lew
days, iJresAadowng future movements Of inn
portance. 10 is stated TO day by reliable obssry-
ers that the enemy have $50 gurs in position
ON tie solth side Of the l;appahnnock, some
OIL which are OF heavy caIige.
special dApatch from the New York Times
correspondent with ten Hooker, says the reb-
esepnunue actively at WORK on the iortfca.ioas
though II IS regarded as a rJse to conceal their
movements towards Richmond
special dispatch from the Army OF the Po-
tomac OF the 9sh says observations made during
yesterday and this morning from these head
quarters confirm the belief that large force
has been added to the enemy left within the
last three Jays The rebel left wing now ex-
tends on the opposite side Of the river far DO
yond the extreme right.
The massing Of rebels in front and bev md
our rig II looked upon by some as az indica-
ton Of an extended Hanging demonstration.
he disposition of our forces however. is such
that an attempt IN that direction By the enemy
can t be successful.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

FALsouTn, Dec. s. The severe weather Of
tie past two days had not abated this morning.
It's reported that five men woge frozen TO
death during the frost Of Saturday night.
NEW YORK. De. Q. The Hotlds Washing
Ton dcspatch saysa vel. credited rumoy prevails
tonight that Gen. Banks expedition had land
4d---------
North Carolina Letters report the capture Of
anumbar Of eoascFipts and 255 horses and
mules, &c., BY force OF the 81 New York cay-
airy recently N tie vicinity Of Plymouth.
Also successful cavalry expedition e. HYDE
County which marched 100 miles over .he c5tn.
try, captured number Of pr and dee.
uoyed three bridges, Sc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

CAIRO, Dec 3. The Oxford Miss. Nc,rs Of
Thursday lest says that the rear guard Of the
rebels under Command Of Gen. johnson had u
sliirmish on that morning with The Federal ad-
vance near that town
The main body of the rabelarmy, 40 600 strong
passed through Oxford II hours before
The number OF rebel sick and wounded is
SAID tx be very large.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

Headquarters Army OF TUE PoToyAc. Dee.
Reports IRON lbe river stations note several
deaths from exposure during The past As hours.
Lirge qMnutlrs OF supplies are prevented nom
landing at Aqua and Potomac Greeks by l4@
water aud Ice, the latter Two inches tuck
Notwithstanding this the army generally is
pr,vlsloutd tor twelve days ahead
There have been NJ moyementsOl Importance
to-day Many OF the res'nsuts are erecting
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. g. Mdaigh. A tel
egrom has jus; been received from Nashville,
which confirms the capture Of the lO4th Illinois
regiment, and the l06th and l0Sth Ohio regi.
ments, Nichols battery, and 4 detachment o.
tho % Indiana cavalry, all under command
ct Col. Moore, on Sunday morning, after an
hours igatiag at llartsgille, Tenn, by the
gueTriilas under John Morgan. The number oil
MorSaas force is not stated. No further par
tculars. -I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

NEW YoRk, Dee. s. Considerable trouble
has occurred within the past few days at tho
camp on the Union Course, said to have arisen
from complaints that tho food furnished by The
contractor was poorly cooked, &c. Demon.
STATIONS on the part OF the troops onsuod du-
ring which a poor woman's house was burned.
the fences OF the Course burned, and general
terror spread throughout the neighborhood
a portion Of Col. MarEhs reg iment had dis
graceful row at drinking house, during which
it is stated that one soldier WAS shot dead and
another badly wounded, when the soldiers re-
tired for endorsements.
During their absence the man who kept the
place removed his family and escaped. The
soldiers returned aud set fire to his house, burn
ing it to the ground, after possessing themselves
of all the liquor, over which they had carousal,
An officer sent out by Gen. Andrews on Sun
day to ascertain the facts, found very few com.
mlssioned officers on the ground, and the men in
q very uproar0us state Most Of the officers
were at the hotels in this city or had gone
home.
A house in which l6 tons of ammunition were
stored was RACED to the ground during their
demonstration, but not an officer, it is stated,
endeayOred to prevent, but rather encouraged
the men in their rlO,ous doings.
Gen. Andrews has issued orders for the req.
menls 10 draw aud cook their own rations, aud
taken other steps for the comfort OF the s1ldi rs,
aad the camp has now assumed On orderly ap.
pcar4nce.
Several transports have arrived to-day, aud
tho omharksuon OF the remainder OF ecu.
Banks expedition will probably BE- completed
during the week.
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houses The impression however is prevalent
that the present quiet will be Of short duration,

NAV YoRK, Dec. 10. Special dispatches
from Washington state that Gen. Franklin had
Sn interview With the Secretary Of War and
'en. Halleck IN relation, It is said, to the ap-
po'ntment Of troops IN several grand divisions
We learn from Falrax Court Honao that our
scouts report general evacuation by tho rebels
OF Thoroagh Gap and the surrounding coun-
try.
Ii IS now stated positively that tde President
mas sent lorNard an order directing that 81 OF
h"Wcu, ~ han6ed 90 tao lJ!h met.
NAsnTilAE, Dee. .. We have bat l5w FUR
,ner parueul9rs OF the dpsgacolal affair at
in1' 'ne ni" HIAhIry regiments longht Little
aIler relieving the ~ Indians cavalry, except
lne limos regiments When tho infantry
came Up re cavalry we're oeIng forced back, st
~hion thelui4ntry we're selzed with pane and
Ae9 70 camp again, where they were surrounded
"no 'aGen'
our loss was s2ld 10 be ~ killed and wound
e. zen Polk rebel corps was advanced up
.no LEBANON PIKE 70 Beard Mills, twelve miles
| fouth Of Lebanon, while Kirby Snith's corps is
reported "a MlEirsesboTo. Ihe9e movements
change tlyntlro situation.
DC Buell. Court OF Inquiry, IN secre: scsson,
! TOOK the testimony OF Gen. McCooS,
.----
New YoRx Dec. 10 Now OrleaD, adg,cae
report the rebels uren.rin- "a at,aek onr gun-
boats Ut Galveston with Gge heavily armed ylger
I Steamers tastpa,des fortified oitl. c,tt,n t,l..,
Another reror. says ihe rebel troops. who num-
Der from 5000 t. 5000, intend to come 5wn
under the cover Of .hs uigh. and board tbn
guntoats. Tho rebels are olise s5ld atelv. EN-.
lcrmg The cItvatui7htand ..ziu1 and rre..,n,
into service al persons thew can ind eapablo II
bearing arm.
Gen. MagrlIsr bad assumed command or the
rebel troops. Our Geet IN kept ready for instant
action. 4 b..t.s crew of tbs Ow.sca had be.r