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al sorts of lady Axins thrill i.- f..,-...
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I'll give you, short en' }-..,
small hotel experience
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stopped week or more,
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TWO boots with patent lea tart-s
Two boots which seemed 90 ssy.
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they swept before ny face
a lady growing out OF them
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Which struck ne ILL.,. at,...
some other name vas on IN. book
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great tai pair OF other ho,.s
was standing hy their SIDE,
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MARK Il. PAGE f,,,
S0tDNON Willis, '"
ptaiai4id, Aprl odd A y. 1862, 33lfw3
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STATE or VEHNONI,t At q Probate Court, holden
RAsp,Lpa Diara,c7, - at Chelsea, within and Sor
said District. o. The !5i day oi aprIi, Il. %. 1867
ID tate Of Beuiam YhUrb"f. late Of Washington in
said district deceased his
for settlement.
WhoreupoDts ordered that HE same he referred to The
10Th day May a. u, 1862, thF pioba'o Office, in
Chelsea, Tor examination and allowance; and Chat all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun air Freeman, printed Mont
peler three weeks successfully soon may be, that
they may appear and sails time and place. if they
cause, object thereio bN the Court.
.lw3 pESiEf L. JONES, Judge.
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of the best physicians, ard used with great and
satisfaction everywhere.
''oIe than twenty five years experience has proved
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ever before.
large number OF he most espGo:ahle Druggists in
Boston and New YORK, in Ger iGcate signed by them il
1854 say
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state, that believe t. be eu neyery respect the
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fac simie Of tn. signai,te Of the - ,rietor
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4 certain and pc ornament for Rheumatsm Neural
eia and Salt Rheum. 1t internal remedy, driv-
ing out and entirely Graduating the disease occurring
no change in diet or business and may be taken by
children and persons OF the most delicate constitutions
rfactsa
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Interesting from North Caroliaa.

New YORK, Dec. 23-Extracts from
Richmond papers goth, say:
The Raleigh State Journal of the 18th
says nine regiments and two batteries of
artillery arrived Tuesday, and several
brigades are on their way. Prudence
will not allow US to specify from whence
they were drawn, but the concentration
is rapid, and by this time force is in
and around Goldsboro sufficient to battle
if not capture the invaders.
The Examiner states that the confede-
rate forces at Goldsboro Wednesday eve
ming were about 1900, with reinforce
ments hourly arriving and expected
Gen. Smiths represented as sanguine
of success, and it is reported that Lee has
telegraphed him that he could spare him
if necessary, 5000 men.
The railroad south of Goldsboro is
torn up for some distance, and of course
all communication with Wilmington i;
cut off,
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Skirmishing between the Senate
and Cabinet.
Rebels Concentrating at GOldsbsrO.
State Of Affairs In the
Cherokee Nation.
News from Richmond.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 22.-It will
be seen from Richmond newspapers ac-
counts of the battle at Fredericksburg,
that while Gen. Lee, in his official report,
places the loss at 1900 killed and
wounded, the same papers containing it
say that up to Monday 1000 confederate
wounded had arrived at Richmond, and
mention many more at Fredericksburg,
drenched with rain and unprovided for.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th
says up to yesterday morning 229 aboli-
ton prisoners arrived at the Libby pris-
on from the Rappahannock, among whom
are Capt ]. Merchant, both Pennsyl-
yania; Lieut. John E. Powers, End Vir-
ginia; f. Lamb, U. S. Telegraph corps;
VIM. Foster, of New York, and a num-
Der of suffers and clerks.
Last evening 400 more prisoners ar
rived, including eleven commissioned
officers.
The men are in fine spirits, and in
dulged in joking remarks, saying thai
they had arrived here before "Burney,
to take Richmond on their own hook.
Heavy firing was heard near Kingston
all day yesterday, 18th, but we have M
particulars.
During last week re-enforcements wer,
constantly being sent to Suffolk. 1t i
reported that Petersburg is to be attack
ed from Suffolk, while another force i
/ to land at City Point under the protec
ton of iron clads.
Since Burnside's defeat it is believe,
the programme has been changed.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. L W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xKXvIIth Congress---SecOnd Session.

WASHINGTON, Dec %.
HoUsE.-The Secretary of the Interi-
or's financial report was presented; also,
a communication in regard to amounts
due several tribes of Indians. Also,
message from the President, transmitting
he report of Reverdy Johnson, Commits
toner at New Orleans
Pendleton, rising to a privileged ques-
ton, moved that the protest that he
offered Yesterday against the passage of
the bill indemnifying the President and
others for arrests under the suspension
of the writ Of habeas corpus be entered
upon the Journal This, he said, was
embraced in the resolution, part of
which only appeared in the journals.
= The Speaker called attention to the
fact that the House refused to enter the
protest on the journal, and cited former
precedents in support of his decision,
from which Pendleton appealed.
The Speaker was sustained-74 to 70
SENATE.-The House resolution was
made joint resolution to adjourn from
the 23d to the lst Monday in January,
passed.
Stevens, from the Committee of Ways
and Means, reported bill making APP
preparations for the Executive, Judicial
Expenses for the year ending June, 1864.
1t was made the special order for Janu-
airy 10.
The House concurred in the Senate
Joint resolution, that when the House
adjourn to-day, it be till the first Monday
in January
Mr.. Colfax, from the Portal Committee,
made an adverse report on a resolution
inquiring into the expediency of giving
the franking privilege to assessor under
the Internal Revenue Law.
Howard introduced bill to amend
the act to amend the judicial system Of
the United States. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
McDougal introduced bin to amend
the act to aid in constructing railroad;
and telegraph lines to the Pacific.
Salisbury resolution inquiring wheth
er any troops had been sent into Della
ware at the election was taken up anC
discussed until the expiration of the
morning hour, when the Bankrupt bill
/ was taken up.
Doolittle offered an amendment ex
empting Honseholders when exempt b.
State laws, where bankrupts reside.
Trumbull offered an amendment t.
strike out the word exempting banking
and railroad corporations " from the pro
visions of thebill for compulsory bank
ruptcy. He said the laboring people O
Illinois had lost S., 100000, in less thai
five years by the Banking Companie;
In no way have the people lost more, o
been cheated worse The amendmen
was rejected.
/ Wade, from the Committee on the cor
duct of the war, here made report rels
tive to the late battle of Fredericksburg
which was ordered printed
Collamer offered an amendment e1
empting municipal corporations fror
that provision of the bill Adopted.
Palmer also offered an amendment t
exempt literary and religious institl
tions objecting to exempting charitabl
institutions, for he thought no such inst
tutions ought to get in debt in order t
give charity. The amendment wa
agreed to.
The Senate went into executive Sc
sion, and subsequently adjourned.
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/" s. il. GuBERT & Col"

CUNDRIES--CASTILES SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raisns
currants, oysters, Holsters, sardines, alum EPSON
salts, roll birthstone, sulphur, copperas, madden
tract Of log wood indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed
cords Of all kinds, tobacco of all kinds backing,
batting nutmegs cigars of all kinds, ginger, glass
jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
caps fish efal kinds safety fuse, soaps of all kinds,
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, cap
petre, gum drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste Gin
namon, british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, OF /,
nails, sash, glass, allspice, soda, pain killer,
hquorice, Playing Cards, &C., &C.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. Z. Gilbert Co., No. Sycamore
decletf
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 70.
FLOUR dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT dull and unchanged; white
97@l 90.
Corn in good demand at 45@46.
OATS 52@56.
WHISKY Soc.
Hoes dull for those which were slaugh-
tered yesterday, owing to bad weather,
and commission of from 10 to l5c was
made Live hogs are firm and in good
demand at 4 25@4 IS. Dressed hogs
sold at 4 1904 CO. Receipts for the
week 5,S00-making to total receipts for
the season 100000, being 100000 head
greater than the receipts at this time
last season.
Mess Pork in good demand; 1900
bbls sold at 10 rs; city may be quoted at
ii 90.
LARD in good demand, but prices are
easier; sales 600 tierces at 81; key 81
BOXED MEATS in good demand at 6s
for short ribbed, and 10Th for clear.
Bulk shoulders in good demaDd at Al.
Sides are held at 81.
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The Battle of fredericksburg.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The committee
on the Conduct of the War, examined to-
day Halleck, Meigs, Woodbury., of the
engineers, and Haupt of the transporta-
ton department, upon matters connected
with the battle of Fredericksburg. Their
testimony is mainly confrmatory of that
of Burnside and the commanders of the
three Grand Divisions
Halleck stated to the Committee that
Mcclellan had advised the preparation
of bridges in advance. The bridges were
not sent forward, however, for fear they
would be captured before the army reach
ed that point. The testimony of Burn
side and his Generals will, when, made
public, make the Army of the Potomac
the admiration of the world.
Gen. Wadsworth has been assigned tC
the command of the second Division o.
Summers corps.
Burnside to-day returned to Headquar
tiers Army Potomac opposite Fredericks
burg.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT,
LETTER OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Gen. Foster wins four Victories i'm
North Carolina.
SpecuIatiOns OF the Times.
Especial to Times


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-1 AMT is
not best for the public to cherish an illu-
sive hope that the Cabinet imbroglio is
at an end. Seward to-day declared to
one of his friends that his resumption of
ministerial duties was made dependent
upon two conditions, whose non-fulfill-
ment would even yet compel his resigna-
ton; and though Mr.. Chase to-day sig
nifed to the President his consent to
return to his Department, it seems APP
parent that his action will also be made
to depend, so far as any permanent oc-
cupancy goes, upon contingencies. In
the meantime, Stanton feels stronger
than ever, and seems unconscious of the
influences rapidly combining against him.
His personal relations with Mr.. Blair
have long been unfriendly, and the latter
comes of race and family unused to
defeat.
The Senate is like a strong army re-
pulsed in bold attack 1t falls back in
good order, and calls council of war
possibly-such was the caucus of to-day
That it will abandon the enterprise it has
undertaken, is not within the limits of
poSSlDlnIy. ne war now declared Will
probably be taken into the House, and
the result Of sucn a struggle it is not
difficult to foretell Never in free gov
eminent has the Executive successfully
defed the Legislature Iii significant
fact that Senator Wade was to-day clos
eted for hours with the President, during
which time the latter was denied to all
visitors; and it is unquestionable that
the vacant Senatorship in Ohio will ope-
rate to complicate the existing difficult
ties
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-The President
has issued the following:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Dec %, 1862.
To the army of the Potomac:
l have Just received from your Com
manding Generals a preliminary report
of the battle of Fredericksburg. The at
tempt was not an error nor failure, other
than accidental The courage with which
you on an open field maintained the con-
test against an entrenched foe and the
consumate skill and success with which
you crossed and recrossed the river in
the face of the enemy, show that you pos
sess all the qualities ola great army which
will.yet give victory to the cause of the
country and of popular government,
Condoling with the mourDers for the dead
and sympathizing with the wounded,
i congratulate you that the number Of
both is comparatively small. ]. tender
to you, officers and soldiers, the thanks
of the nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The following
has been received here:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT N. G. !
December 20, 1862. J
To Maj. Gen. Halleck:
My expedition was perfectly success
full. l burned the railroad bridge at
Goldsboro and Mt Olive and tore up
several miles of the track of the Viii
mington and Weldon Railroad. We
fought four engagements, viz: at South
west Greek, Kingston, Whitehall, and
Goldsboro, and whipped the enemy
handsomely each time.
j. G. EosTER,
Brig. Gen. CONG.
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Later from North Carolina.

The following dispatch is published in
the Richmond papers of the 10th:
GoLDsBoRo, Dec ia reconnois-
sance last night by a squadron of North
Carolina cavalry under Capt. Carroway,
found the enemy encamped about two
miles below Whitehall
A rumor this morning says reinforce
ments have passed Kingston on the
south side of the Neuse river to succor
their skedaddling friends.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. %. = 1t is re-
ported that Lexington is soon to be
visited again by the rebels in large
force. Floyd and Humphrey Marshall
are said to have come through Pound
Gap from Western Virginia, and are
rapidly advancing into the center of the
State. The town and vicinity are infest-
ed with John Morgan's guerrillas. -Four
were captured by scouting parties a
short distance out.
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oner.,,ons IN North Caroline.

GoLDsBoRo, Dec. 16.-Fifteen miles
west of this point on the Neuse, fight
has been going on all day. The aboli-
tionists seem to haue changed their base
to the South side of the Neuse. Their
cavalry made raid ON Mt. Olive depot
on the Wilmington railroad, nine miles
from this point, tearing up the road,
burning bridges and depots, and cutting
telegraph wires.
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STAFFORD c. H., Dec. %. Scouting
parties have visited Brentsyille, Catlett's s,
and down to the Rappahannock at Kel-
lysyille, without meeting any bodies of
rebel cavalry. At Kellysville some firing
across the river took place with the rebel
pickets, without harm to either party.
Nothing from the front
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FOR SALE.
LADIES FURS.

Having bought our fine
Furs before the unprece-
denied advance ON this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine sets as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point, cal! at
VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER,
80 Main Street.
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Governor Curtin and the President
A.

WASHINGTON, Dec 32.-The statement
editorially made here, that Gov. Curtin,
during his late visit, stated that any at
tempt to remove Seward from the Cabi-
net would place Pennsylvania in opposi-
ton to the Administration, is authorize
lively denied.
Immediately after the battle of Fred
ericksburg Gov. Curtin telegraphed Sec
rotary Stanton, offering, on the part OF
Pennsylvania any possible aid, and while
here stated that nothing in such peril
could array Pennsylvania against the adj
ministration.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

STEwARTsvILLE, Posey Co., Ind, April Is.
DR. @. w RoBAcK-Dear Sir: / feel it my duty
20 present you certificate to show ysu the benefits
have received from your Scandinavian Blood
Remedies, after had been severely afflicted some
hrce years, and giving various patent medicines
nd our physicians trial. feel perfectly safe in
aging that through your medicine I am cured.
d. FUGAH.
See adyertisem mt in another column. novls
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN been appointed Executor of the last Will and
Testament Of Mrs Catherine G. Jones, late of VAN
derburgh county, deceased.
Persons having claims against said estate will
present them TO me at my office on Third street.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
decl3d3w JOHN II. CRISP, Executor.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
DE- AN INYALID-Published for the benefit and
IS warning and caution to young men who
,ufior from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
&C.. supplying at the same time the mean OF Self
Cure by who has cured himself after being put
70 great expense through medic.l imposition and
auackcry. by enclosing postpaid addressed en-
Velope. SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
Co..N.Y oct2sd&w1y
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Attention. Suffers!

WE HAVE EIGHT OR TEN FIRST RATE
w Suffers Tents ich we would like TO dis
pose of at Boston manufacturers prices.
DESCRIPTION AND DIMENSIONS:
Length, 90 feet width IA it.. (; heighth IL #. A
large Ely accompanies each Tent. TIE goods are
all linen Address A. NJ. C0NNETT,
Sutler 65th Regiment, Evansville, Ind, or
MURSINNA & BOYD, Architects,
Evansville, Indiana.
indianapolis Daily "Journal" copy week
and charge this office.
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Brig. Gen. Com g.
Fight among the Cherokee INDIAN

. WASHINGTON, Dec. % Recent infor-
nation from the Cherokee Nation dis
closes shocking condition of affairs
there The loyal and disloyal Indians
are slaughtering one another. The Gov
eminent is severed, and new one has
been organized by the Confederate party,
which is in the minority.
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SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS SICK IN
lamp .-Young mon, be warned in time, supply
yourselves with HOLLOWAY's PILLS & ONT
MENT. They are guaranteed to cure the worst
Eases Of Sores, Ulcers, scurvy, Fevers and Bowl
Complaints. Only % cents per box.
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Christmas! Christmas!!

TTNHE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF CHRIST
j mas and New Year Presents, Toys, &c, useful
and ornamental ever brought TO this City, will be
received and opened this day and tomorrow, ready
for sale on Monday, at Warren & COnyngtons.
Don't buy till you see our stock Chests of Tools,
Building Blocks, Dsseeting Maps, Dolls of all
sizes and kinds, and everything usually or
usually kept in Notion Stores.
decl9 W. & c., No. Main Street.
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FLOUR duh and drooping, prices UNI
changed.
SUGAR more active at S1@l03
MoLAssEs in fair demand at 34@35.
Pork inactive and scarcely so firm at
$l4 I2@$14 25; Mess $l1 62@Sl2 so
for old and new prime; Sl3@l6 for
prime mess.
BEEF steady. Cut Meats were active.
Hogs shade frmer at 6@@6s. Lard
81 to l0c.
Money active and frmer Call loans
6. Sterling Exchange dull at from A
to l 40 Gold lower; opening at 32s;
cluosing dull at 32i to 32s. Government
Stocks without change.
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Gilt Daily auntttar.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEALTH FOR THE soLDIERl-FoR ONE
Who dies from the effects of the bullet, ten perish
from damp and exposure to night air. Small doses
yfHOLBOWAY,S PILLS, taken every other night,
will correct all disorders of the Liver and Stomach
purify the blood, and insure sound health to every
nlAn. Only % cents per box. 222
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WANTED.
MINERS WANTED.

TTAvING RENTED THE UNIONT0wN
II MINES, am in want Of Miners, will pay
four cents per bushel for mining coal,
n. W. CASEY.
Uniontown. Ky Dec. ID, 1862.