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, 1862-12-14
A R3eahor<t Of silver.
{Frpn the Toronto lcaier.1


IN the United States, for sc:sons We need
not es;1.ain, silver n.s not riscn so high a
premium as gnld, ard brokers consequently
Ind it ,,roiita3lc to exc,,anyc silver for gold,
hy indirect process, in this corntly, wa,c:c
there is not tlle safue difference III the ynlue If
ste Two metals. United States silver is Eent
here to purchase the bills Of otr banks: thtte
a1e trrncd into gold, which is se.1t back to
the St1tce; and the h1okeSs make The differ
cree between the current value Of the two
kinds Of specie lkerc.
For small chang. American silver has. to a
certain extent isI,!acci The bills Of our banks,
aut! the quantity Of it in circulation Is kniE-
GENTLY :.rc:.. to ctcatc some Inconvenience 1t
Il no, Lanhailc except at j considerable dis
count; aud the Inconvenience arists enlely
from this ca1st. A tE,dcg ha5 4 payment to
nale In the bank, and l!s silver Is useless fur
t!e purpose, except at the cost of the discount
At which lie ilanhs receive 1t.
Ehouid the Inconvenience tcconc sutilclnet-
" great to render Il necessary to take some
sttps 10 prevent The influx Of currency
which is not a legal lender, some movement
for tia. psrIusc will probably b. made, NO
one refuses to receive q moderate quantity Of
American silver iu 1,aysncnt, !'utif any seri-
ous Inconvenience should result from the
Iar..c quantity In circulation, Its curEtn! ralue
vIIpFos,ab1y bc reduced to tho brokers' Ealae,,
s,y I'll 1t common consent which at present
ktrps II ID general circulation: Q. higher
value than is accorded ~ British sll7cs.
, 1862-12-14

Passage Of An Kr1puraap& 4 1ru3E&ofy
.ACt-tth kstNEk%10nHs

N.sntx. 7ox n-r { 1861
,r,, ,.+., ..a.., 49, rr.s,.s..s",
me oni ~9.eh p.ssee We lto;;se to1aay,
a,.enaa.s W ~, ~. ~ 'nsat .' ..e ~. '1'
snue 10 snll%'n Wy s'9st."'a. s... ] n'.'. I5 Ivy
5n!c'est IN ine pnos'e ueut' "HHu.H M m.1s :,
49,, ~ u -,
tu ~ .sI','! v''."s
a'!u ati'l4altons M III az ts.et' "ness .ns ",c ~
.N,1ea; nul 10 ICES "fe III oe e1a'sea VI A.
'onto eutstiH1. r.
s9mm!ssao'es 81 anIe'ass ~, neseTao =. ~.
thof15sn 20 lnra,Sh 20 w % aeso=e:ns 1ss:ssd: 81
Or toslsetois "1 ;no Cn.sn esa.e' ~ :
", anu m s,annaa xs'a, nm ~
palenhcn', aceol1il'5 lo tat lnos1slolas ~ 1as
internal i.es"nne Iawa nnaer eucn re5tl'a' .ons
"isd conaitloi1s If ne may llom uMe 20 s:9e
p1efci lne: af'a N'1lIoMt reaoiF1ns pasaeut =
advance nnefei9E, p'os,hsa 20 E.'aleI conNhis-
a,oh ,as ela'' ce a''o"ee 'na'' l. NJ" ao''aea "
any stamp alploprhaen :" eenoae tas a.trsl va
ci'aISet. ON any 'a1tlcn]aT tnstrNsnea,nn fhe
ncafinE 'ae name q stch lns1tntnS usrf. or
.nee ihe,tv1 &hseh mag na,E nsseuotiny anv
Which snail he1eaaler ne 1!sen niSnunt. shaft h.
other aaly u me ms5fd ami valid. pro
dtef1,c4 ana 1aken 10 'tilis section shall M,
Flueu she psoSis1oas assInro:,r1afed to 5.n.te the
ttply 70 any Sill sitn7.nrri,rr articles An in.
duty cltasEen ntarmeuts and ,r:l,c.a subject 10
eIfa1nebta r ihe t,(iIcara Of Tho United St,.sS
dirty, n;ynrnt ,r;,,sr thc I!ritr,1 s,Ht,s .rnu5l
Gnj,s-r"s:i,, t;.;, tl,e ,lufy or sts1nn thereon
mi .11 Fnss,1,nrI,fs flocu1nrut; and ,1ne-a cf
iha E,ccst;r.. nrn.rt ,n,.nt If tlc aerer,i
Rtutes sul,iert to tl,ity where any State yo;,Id
ha r;,a:s~r5s.le will, The t,,ty and s,aut, there
m. and also MI Instruments. documents and
naa,e:s relating to Tie procurement uf bounty
tr.rT md rt,,rT }nuns;es. pensions and orders
r. ~. ~ nr fr ot};rcrs s,1,Iirrs and =. men
~ * ;,ev ,.o..i 1cnrestntetirrs WIN hnre hccn
~ H. E, 10. s,,yicc If tt! lnite,i S,atc.
are excmnt FUN duty,
, 1862-12-14

neto1tous c~rtaln Of the Alab.ma 70, les
cc!cl':'ted naluss.ke. Tie 1,ir.*e ia not ..Al
saanlcE," hut Est,ael 6emmcs- lie i Eal-
!isnoIeat', or 4 native rf Maryland at least
IL ives the tifty cishts, cn,nn,aader in tl,s
Inlt.d States Ill, : wien he :c,igucd- CAM,
E:dlott, now commander 1t tic Bmokiy:,
nas va d, bad beel, rcSr in The ser. leu
Le.ore him. Capt. Dakl;ren, Chicf Of tho
0ftlEIallce Buicual, vas mildly with him.
tat:. Low@n, appointed to command o,r
gFc:s its1sor o1ttc.y; Cpl. Boss;ss, Of tic Va
,u'4a; co,4nledose ra eolda'rrousl, of The Ma.
NORTH caaoliua; Capt Dayton, Of The Pas
sic, ard u,her di-tln.e islalird Iusn were Ills
se:4oulinAtts. lie was Mi1shlpnlan on boss
!ht. old Lexington, and commanded tho brig
e"ihcIs wien eAe nas1t hsr AA.noua Hc1l.-j:e.'
MS El0uT r.sO NAN
John n. Nathi, whu il reported to ba his
sect'ud }sa command, is an lrishn,ah. whose
.astsr w,,s = l,loss Gle, :;sman, In 1872 he
~. .toiukt1,a"is. liz wc; list cnmusanGcr
II tho stc2sn .unhoat Cru.-der, onu nf
Cr"n,w well 8 vccscls, ts'u-h1 by tae navy ff;a
ai'lD!utu,eEt WAS credited to Gcsrgia, which
lie cslctl the "raiire State. of his 1iaturai;-,-
ton" On btast u.s little brig Dolphin. he
captured the brig Echo, with the cargo VI
ntyrocs which was subsequently sent Ii
ztsica III the Siassra- He is personally brave,
cTe.i to .lslMcss, and il i. rery ab3e se.. ..nau.
= ~--,-~,--1A1 San IActsIO,
This il the yvsScl on board which CAPTAIN
Wilkes oy:r}multd The Ttvnt She i. slow,
and cannot make oy.r s.vcu miles n: h.,,.i
| generally. Sic Is nt.t class scsew s:eau,
slcep Of the Old nayEE. sae built at tho navy,
| r.rd At Csoeklyn iii lSEJ, and was attached tc
| the squadron in Chsna which attack.tl tit
E.lrricr Fos:s. Til: ST. Louis and I.evant
t!l. foi ,s.er under Admiral Fnote, lie A.ro O.
Island N.'. II, were also Of the llcei. "A few
wcrka sihet chs: saile.3 from Boston. l,ayil,.
| hetu thoroughly oyeThauled Mt that port.
, 1862-12-14
Tot3l loss,

1oil1 lotE. ..-......... 4li
There Is yery LITTER feeling tet~cen It'd lii
uais aEl Ut.s1 lsonIs engaged ct HariafiIl,,
and the public will do we'll to Withhold fur
tler jud e.n.ent iu the case until the tacta al e
fully known. The Story contained in til. Lott
isviil.: .'or:W1f Gnrt eraing Cal Moefc's speech
il that city. is wholly incorrect. The :,tlicer6
Of lis regiment declare tani he never made
*feerh in Louisville. ,.I1i hc is not man to
make srcccllvs at any time. The Officers Of
the ID t,hi.' regiment declare that Col. Moore
took M heed ef lhe Fe{:1- ted wni nlnra which
hc ret tiFGd At The a1if.,ac.s ri the enemy and
and pncc ut least nr1lerc,, all individual ont Of
his tent who CAME to inform him Of the fact.
ri1ty s;y further TINT the 1CJth did not know
fur some time nfter the surrender, Of It's lay-
in. teru made, and continued the fight. a1-
whole, tile indignation nsainst tho 9Th brig
ade l. beginning 10 soften down Tho lar,.7e
Ions Of the lta;th Ohio. pst'vcs cnnclusivcly
tlssf they did moi surrender witlts,.t seyerc
fighting. The rebel loss must have becn
heavy, Us one Of their regiments, the d it kel-
tuckr, il known to hare Ind seventeen killed
and wounded, and auorler, the 2l. seventy
three. Their entire loss WAS little sess tlEin
40 men. The rcttl strength In .tsltcrr was
much gre-ter than At fret passe;l-twelEe
pieces WE'RE counted hr our captured nei,.
Skirmtsl.Ing in trr,nt continues, but Moth
ing important has as yet taken, place. The
I,arnte1 prisoners will take their departure
for the E.tth tonight
Fling has been heard t,1-4fav upon the s{ur-
Ireestt'ru road. but It is mol known tia, ,any
tlIing Of importance has taken p1Acc.
, 1862-12-14

evurse, preferred The Latter con1se, anil left
the lia:bnr ni. Ter arranging with tho officers Of
the American ship Hainrden to siSzial him BY
Tcckets. On the departure Of the Alabama,
on snInv :ntl extremely dark ntSnt, rockets
fH'1a Tie II shNacn announced that tue rebcl
kienmer Wos utltler way, aud the San Jnethto
immediately Atauet! in pursuit. In thu dtiec-
tiuls the tiErA1s Indicated, but the Alhtnala
wns not to be found. B5ats were then Eer,t
into tl.e tarbor to u,;ske suIa CT her de!Arture-
The g-nesnl answer to inquiry Was that she
va6 .tln ther,'.
II is to be added that aslc shoIxs Of Marlin
ilne .leacend prceiritately, so that ressel
cas fail wit in Il stones throw Of them LII thu
ehrdow s,t the mountain.
There fe reason to -9,elfeye thtt Franco Will
drmand an apology from our 5oEcfnnaert ua
account oftst ~ ss.als made in h.sffor. Tl:c
ktnry HAT The SIN .Jacinto IL drt2ined b5 the
French is af rourtc mnfounded.
melting, agreed lllan three appropriation
poTied On Monday. They art The army Till,
which aprro}mistcs 14,oNI600; the Wesi
Point bill, which is essentially ns usual :o!a
tic fortiBcsiiun bill, Which m4.tes unusually
la'Ee appropriations. especially for New 1ork
}arhh7, y:,fion5 points nls the coast Of Matac,
and Tn!tuEas ard other Flnfida forts. II Is
understood tobe the intsatiun n0 lie e:s.t<
lDitsce 10 report all tle appropriation .btti1
before Christmas.
NAs1ux,:ruS, Dee. l3-The Commissioner
ii Internal Resenuc says that proMia*arJ
notes las allie Ut banks are not liahc:B check:
| 10 taHati0it.
Gen. Wilcox Of Mich ,trlerrarhcd last night
to : near 1efas;..a that lie W.-s safe md well.
, 1862-12-14

hr,n ifMt1 the View 10 L Triaune,1
Ehsmae ee s.: ihv'.. 10 1n:ny u .,nr r..dcrs
T. SO .'ss,s ff;cn1s haze takes nj, tac caEe of
~ +o,sea'ds, I'll. or .e1ugvcs G;o.n slavery,
ksasssef at vario1s points Fi.',in Tie
ar.s AZ. armies. md eo1ne t:nlt. sinc.. np-
IL rla ea ennast,re to visit tie seycra, Dc.
t; tasatns s.esisd @i siarcs 10 inquire into th.ir
~ Sa,S e ttcvmmeud such measures rs
~ nj eo.nnit,e. E,se =: 'enoH {ust es,nrnea ans:5
1af,1< T. ls.naed trip to tht: South as Lar IA
essi,assss e u sss1ss ?: which iiey sisltsl
80 Sk = 2 . rerogt They "a Id ItSie iuiersiews so
= e1,n e sae knaident and sccsc.arr If Var,
y tacea d. o:.ete " m not cordial sympathy
-H1 os..stiC and furnished them with
tasaose 1sci!ity. The vel known
s md disinter:s;edne.s which
: -. - ! y pai,authsopic ei7srts Of the the
:.eGls,s ~ SoaFsats that 1:e work whicli
F6 - undertaken will be we'll mad
, 1862-12-14

WAsulSG7oS, Dec 13.-The Navy Depart.
nept has received aispatc Giles fsoln Capt.
Rourkcndoff, Of the, snn jaciuto, dated st.
Thnmat. They coesain 4 full accauit Of the
unsuccessful at1eu,p!s to capture the pirstts;
appear that little, II iny, blame she r1d attect
Il, the commander Ut the san JaGinto. It
'secins that he was notified in advance by the
Governor Of Martinique t}lat if lie stayed
in the hatbnr until the departure Of
tile Alabama, lie nu.t re!nai, twenty.
fonr hours attesTard; aud that
II h. chose 10 watch for. her outside, it must
b. beyond their juEiEdiction-that is. more
than marine league from shore. He, Of
, 1862-12-14
fn'oM H0ssEGt,lR!AMs' H0sEt,l.!A!M!4s ARMY.
LOSS OF THE REBELS At
HARTSVMLE,
CAPTURE OF FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE.

tspecisl D'sp ::ct to the chlesso Tr;hnn..l
NASHVILLE, Dec u, 1GE2.
The rebel papers admit i lnss in The 1Eart=-
willy aflar Of orcr 1c3 The I'd and 9TH Ken.
lucky, aiorgan's c..v-lrJ, and Two Of 1:oger
nanson's rcsisnc7ss, were engaged in the
fight. The "a Kentucky lost si.ty y-seytn mc7
Ftanklin, Tenn, has been taken by our
forces. Tic 7th Kentucky eavzl-g des!lel III
early In the morning, taking fifteen prisoners
and killing ;sui lebr!s-
Gen. St ntey'= c1v-..: division haye bcc1
armed, au;l this no.aing broke up al1 the rebel
camps between Mu,.fecstoro and Franklin.
Gen. Eoseci ms dcciares that Gcu- Stanley.
with his <ays'y, VII cle-r tho country Of
rebel eay1Iiy.
New YORK. Dec. 13.-Thc {Y:.rga has a dis.
r-tcl died Nashville, Tern, Dec. u, whicn
EIys:
Whar.on's ,ctel bEieliu bare had a askie4nisla
With ,|,c Fcler.ls on SeilI Creek. Tile Fcte.
r:is lost tA0 Killed,
, 1862-12-14
4 PEEELtsIS GStEN:


! L experience Of TINT eu.i1en:ly l'ious
d;stiios:c sheet, the Chicago 7sases, IN
.s=cus 10 Go the sensational il. news
-7G literature, ought to excite the pity
:1pa.7ons, One correspondent driven
u Aom Cairo, As EIy;; another ia the
Ery prison at Alton, for grave cEcr=es
ars lie leyai carse: another forced 70
- ts:a: te had knowingly falsifca; ;
ssse: driven aeEond our lines and into
i 3rah1 co'intry. for communicating with
-asmy: and now :s=t ,1ince 6 scnra!
- snd i,npossass, L. Wesley Greene
E.t arc tie enterrrEins fellows uror
IN the organ OF secession de.
2* md whcse tales a7e
d sz1ed Of upon the public, as
= lstea and most reliable news. These
.lste fellows wLn do tic hos1ible-wri,s
stns1ts Of the atrocities Of the Federal
:T-Tors up peace luopcEi,icns-abrse
2Pnsident and his Cabinet, and eener-
Gre tone and direction 10 TINT sheet.
ssogzther, they mansee to k:cp up cou-
s%. hut happily Intellectual, fire in the
- method Of waHare that was pom
u to our soldiers ~hea the wa1 began.
.MJ. Ncsles Green.'s gun zecoiled and
Eacsly damaged lis friends, Is not the
, 1862-12-14

=, IT, Iu1nsiae selected the 7th Michigan
Il '::i1ssn' 10 lead the s. feElma hope" aeross
'sRutic2=S. The Micl.i;aa boys did it
HAnaiT. The nost Of honor and danger
eonldes: to uen worthy Of the trust
= :'at6cd n tiic:n. The Western soldiers
s7' 'he way 10 ylctsis. aud say 70 their
-eln comp.nltIs in AIMS. Come on,
e, this is tic ro.d 10 Richmond"
, 1862-12-14

sAS TE.Sc1fco, Dec. 1s.-The cnmtn:.cf,l
cIr.slas finn japan, OF the eth OF o.: o,,.:r,
cli.,ncnt, hut Of what cLas .Iier published r..
polls don't make clear. Tho r.-n,nel por.cs
Of the Tycoan is Erc1tiy restricted, and t!te
}nl:ey adopted Is adverse to fnre1-n int:se::::~
Mr. Richardson, au Englis.. merchant, Ia
teen ASS esinatc1 by the set TaEts Of Tie ia,
ni,cEf p.luce.
, 1862-12-14
-
THE FEELING.

:xd.s, du,'ns ss.sr2:s aE>esaoca and
-.4s IL al intense state u excite
There wa7 no !aisssnea= demon-
I'm No Out iGe tln.'iian, hat the SC
= - csat.aanccs and quick, determined
-, = Of csi=cus, al they gathered in
: s,cts, denoted tic pcns up volcano
~ Thc announcement received bg
..,..,h 1ste III DE day. 1Aas s battle WAS
-o.ssss on The 1sappahannock; that
.t,1,rs had ,nc1e the attack. mud that
=, disbursements were fastening f,un
- Joints to burnside sa:sGtaace. was
-s.;eut 10 sir the ,'ciths Of The grc.,
q d :le people, and excite the largest
IN for fuller desails
7h5este zcaeaas for this peculiar condi-
-f ,te public mia<l at this tine TIE
4; b.: long 1cea cZ~'c1ca. it is deemed
.r,c extent : dscilve one: for ii LaEn.
i xirs the d.: the rebellion is practical
,oxhed cut, aud IvI DAVIS aal lis FOL
z5s vii have but e1c recourse, aud
ssto .y down 1:,zsr aims and submit
Il o. tue o..le- hand. if tue Fe.1cEa
z5:s detected, TIC dso- is a7ai1 thruw1
ia sndhore viii ::le..yc:lin rebellion
,,,% r,ra.y,.,-., f.,- ,oru+l.e ,ar+ Ttu
, 1862-12-14
Mnttcrs In New York,

NEW York, Dec. 13.--The iot.l amount
r,isc,l In this city. TO date, far the lancashire
tEltglandl operatives, IS elfD, ,ND:
Custom House returns show 500 0QO worth
Of guus imported this week.
SIX 1sniittcal prisoners were released from
FtHt Lafayette today
, 1862-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13-The Indian rcyi-
1nents arc allr1ly in the government se1s.ce
under Gen. B!un1 SeTeral tns,se are to be
added and oil Of them formed into 81 brigade,
, 1862-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec, 1H~-Dcmara... adsices
statc that Intelligence has 'r:cn rece;Scd Of
serious comsuotion in Surlnau1, caused By IL
insur1tcticn among the slaves.
, 1862-12-14

Bitter Feeling Between the Illinois
aud Ohgu Froofbs.

Especial D!s2s:rh To the Cincinnati GAzetta,
The losses Ii the 1G5ih md 10Sth Ohio In
frntrv, "a Indiana easvnlEy apd 18th Indttna
battery IN t'le recent dsEgEace:T HastsViAe
fn<,t 1.:} as fufloWE:
, 1862-12-14


Yesterday afternoon The BROOKLYN Navy
Tari presented 4 stene Of great excitement
Sc1:s came oyer that 1tlc San Jaci.iu had been
l,o,d :nlcG bY 1i,c Alss,ana, and uaral "1i.cf3
.;erc 80 1nucl. "cxcleIseI' 1y The intelligence
t;lat 1le thpus:u uds who obtSined aAlnIiA-nce
10 The gard, Thursday being the recular visit
Ing day, n.isiook the cause Of The 1u5ore, and
t}tT0n.el ~ the vlali, where Capt N0Tden
If .isc Monitor was workins, ha;d TO get OF
his new iren-clad, the Mon:auk-
AF4-zT A'7ER TEz AL.-ar+
It il not Eorll, while 10 conceal the fact
thai whole feet Ut steamers arc alter the
Alai.a1ne. The Vanderbilt sailed yc-testay
fiom Tue Lights" direct TO Fayal, and .urs
a Eaif chance u i.lling In with the pirate on
The way. She il supposed 10 meet h,eic two
uuiscd States sies1n .ucn-of.wa-. dtt.esc.:
from furr1en squadron, and the three will
then lake 4 different coussc. The nanle5 OF
The steamers cannot TIC yiscn. Al tue Brook
Ign navy yard at present the1e arr swo sptcn-
tii, Tcru1r ssa1 steam fii,tcs. ans oac teli-
kn,d steamer all Of which will be atf In a
NV dsys. Al Boston another list STEAMER
is st-dr TO leave. One lett Philadelphia on
Thursday, smother started from Portsmouth.
~ H., on MondAy, and five hare taken fte1r
t3crarsnr from tl,ls and other p"'sS *itasn
few inys. Of them all, however. Only one.
The Steitin, Eriz. steamer, built expressly to
rnn The blockade, and subsequently captured
lv our s3,i1,s, H. probably last enough to catch
tic Alat,1Ea.
THE COMMANDER or THR sAN 1AcIHso
Commander William Enuckendo.f is Cap
tail. os lie San ,Fa::nio. He i raaEc of 'i;s
city Is PHILADELPHIA. and belongs 70 tns ~ -
; navy lie entered the s=f7ice on ths ltn O.
Fthru.uy. 1852, ind has consequently he:n
! thirty ycars an officer. He has bcca e'--ftse1
wars ii ecn, and was four ye.rs an@ 1e1
, months unemployed. His service record
(; rn,brac,s advent nlts on every sfasson, and
Lis character il highly esteemed
weo Is EExAEse
DianH.n1.ars h,xc sa:nefiIonS Ia1st2kGn t1E
, 1862-12-14

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL
oPEs r. noT beipg sold a.lor lr!ccs. 10 c:ose u7
ssoek. c: :. LaE.:le street 81. -. p.
, 1862-12-14

Excitement ~ 1lto Navy Yurt1-.4 FIs-. :.
+ts.cr the A1sh1mh-SkckchrAo OF Hlc
Eessu1 a,dn-* ut tho Ean Jnc7ot0 r I'd
.-xsA1n 4 n II VIZ
, 1862-12-14

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
ORES IL uow hcin: e".t at .ou prices. to close rp
asock, 1t = Las.,.e t.scet.
, 1862-12-14
: THE PIRATE ALABAMA,

1hc Corr al AT uAr-sntoue-AxF1sz al o Z
&@e u. +. kFtEAAC H1A 31tsnAo-AA At
Tempt 10 EaAtufe the E'i.1-r r-FrcutA
NcH ra'at3--Gun1plyks u Of assr i In
h1:un% G ptn, rt-A whole Elt (: ~
hHr AAr KtExsa. - :"
, 1862-12-14
--A3m a1pfrtistll,rllts.

A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
oPEs arc aor berg scA It low psst-5. to clog NJ =
z..ek. Il :. L.salle street
, 1862-12-14

A LARGE STOCK OF ESVEE-
trEs ls noE bo3n. sold at lo1 r1.ces to close y?
esoek. ut g 1.-2.le esrees.
, 1862-12-14

A LARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
UrES Il nov bc'Ac sald It low prices. 10 eosc u
stuck, st :. Las3;ls stseGf. f.
, 1862-12-14

M AN1'ED-A boy 10 take care
" o. 8 her-e s7.i eo.--ose rhore ra.ra..Ec.,t-- :
IN C,e ri,,; German :tete-Eet. Iofu re- Z. NJ. rs
Wc,, Eaiiton S~-tet del.-tiaf,+r
, 1862-12-14

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENTEL-
WEs;s ao* ss'.E .o!d It Iax prices. TO clos. up \
stock, at = La- .-re stxrzs
, 1862-12-14

NNr.rfjj:-=::a1, '7.,:s; t. .t1a drive and
w t.ke care a. good team. Ms W. =
1,ar c..h III good heavy xss'a ~ nn Amply u G.
WrEn 4 C(1 z01 %.,ut If s.rtss deli yi.1..--at
, 1862-12-14

ROARDlSG-A large and pleas
With bosn nt ~ Illinois s..<et ncaF 1sa~h street
Getty16y1t
, 1862-12-14
GAU UTIoN. .
EDWARD ". EtAyE.
ILLINOIS FARM FOR SALE
EnntaTulnr Inr IIan6fn6 aee.n

y: exeeHcns ta:d. eonpls cls fene~s. w;,st- Eso
nntnu .4t e ef GE.o. o. TslE.c ai nra.
Esser On In lace vii. .loa,r win s:-rs1
h!lads. l.:s 1.a7 - rct}* 11nM E.1tlssaa
tstato- A..o lar: lerl A. oshcYA w3-,., AMI
:ssiess. arrcssl s'oKt ION. c.aa1 aoyt-
c2tfe 1"gE d. psr. ii tue prize ..f tic viii
iEAtiIT :: Wa:itHr. No :5c!1rk s.fer.. " s44fs-
, 1862-12-14

EOUND.-A wallet containing
L ronrg ard rspers. was lets n ny store .Ast Eat
usday. -" 1;SiAfZ HEIzd,G.
EEtry15&-n i$2 Lake N1fr~f
, 1862-12-14

TAKEN Upon Dec. 9th. Il BAY
Il Mcrre, witch the owner ezn Aare BY ca11.ac 1t
81 Wt*t Lake esseet. proving property and pairing
eh&xEtA. deftJiks2t
, 1862-12-14

NiASTED-A situation IS house
Atear7 hs n lady vao hrs ske te5t Of refe-e1ce
AesLY a; 81 I-r'.aro ksfc1i. {aal5 rls1t.sS
, 1862-12-14

R0ARDlNG-T,ro pleasant rooms
- eaIfahle fs- k!nrla gentlemen with hoast eaa TO
ettsntd ~ applying At = Harrison street. ixo doos..
kSxt Hf Nathan dsfI.Rtk.t=ff
, 1862-12-14

R0ARDING-Mrs.. Franklin 81
Ta,lltu1tna *rcet. has two froa. rts,n+ 70 lr.
f2tfRr ns.ft n{E ~
, 1862-12-14

FOR SALE-Two Steam Boilers.
u Gn- locomotive fFrbax, and on= tabular: su,a1l
hctrTs, IN good ort~r,: one year 1T us+ rs H. t.
sIIEfE119. % South N3tr: Rtsree. dstiFr75E
, 1862-12-14

FOR SALE-Horsc, Buggy. Har-
- Ers@ FED Cater. a?rlx tn u. II. SMEFELDE,
~ E,. Water street. teiJyf4S1k
, 1862-12-14

w ANTED-50o Agents. to sell
~ the iasge.t. hest and cheapest PE1zE fNCk.
AGES In s'te nGrld containing Of great can.
Hesic u:es for the game OF ctss il noycl and A
Interesting Package great demand an1nnk .odief6
sEnl for t7tfcAiSeet:@ q. ~. Dunn i CO..
Lrf1 AZ II: EfasE kkrte* .Etfe4xp.
, 1862-12-14

Observation-Disclosures House,
~ sell 1ocrt'G. IN May :*t "E tz<nn7+itie AMI
ca-e..1. .cn.nt. Atrtss - r.: OF OIts Eos 70.
Hats y
, 1862-12-14

TOR SALE OR RENT-l[ouse
.ttn rGots,s and I4at, 20 West " Jon street
, 1862-12-14

VTAN'rED-Eoard aml room. fur
~ Essheti tiosrnsc.rshe-i by gentleman aa's We,
n f,@ify wheTr iese inT: o. otts :o1rJcts.
TIE bet Hs rrfcE tncex -Stea. AItrr-. "F G. eArt
Tribun, ftt.tce <t!%y3E3ct
, 1862-12-14

A"~EARGE STOCK OF ENVEL-
GFEs Is row being soli at Iov Fr!cc. to Gloss up
etoet. et ;. Ias::1a atseet-
, 1862-12-14

4 LARGE STOCK OF ENVEIr
orEs IS now being sold 1t lov rs1ccs - e1osc Up
stock, ut :. Iasalle s:1eer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-05
1allv sutelligeu6er
monday Morning, May 5, 'e2.
Notice to NAH subscrIbers.

@-DEPARTuREO OF GEX. FRENoxr.
Fremont with his wife Jessie, his .lAugL-
ter aud son, and his stan. left on Saturday
morning on special train of three cars on
the Baltimore and Ohio R,ilroad for New
Greek Station. 1t was known only TO II few
persons that the GeueraI Intended TO leave
yesterday morning, and there were only a
few persons at the depot to witness the de-
parture. The staff, as is generally known
is composed almost exclusively of foreign
era, among whom there are many men who
have distinguished themselves in battle in
their native country and in whom the GEN.
eral has the utmost confidence. Some of
the staff officers were here without COM
missions, and at the request of the Genera,
commissions were issued by Gov. Peirpoint
to Capt. Hubert Dilger, L. NJ. Rosafe, Agus-
tns Otto aud Max Tosk, in the First Bat
talIion Virginia Light Artillery.
General Fremont came here, as it were,
under clOud-with the prejudices of the
people against him-but he has taken his
leave with the popular sentiment in his
favor as far as we can judge by the ex-
preston of all Glasses. He chose to be so
quiet and seemed so anxious to avoid any
thing like display or splurge that we ven
ture to say that in his whole five weeks
residence among us not one in hundred
of our citizens have seen him.
We only know that Gen. Fremont goes
from here to New Greek, but it is generally
understood that his destination is Monterey
in Highland county.