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WHAT IL II!


TINS form o! disease Is 0ccusioncd by the ey-
hacnt arteries throwing out grcltcr quantity OF
ilnlG, than the absOrbcnts take up. BRAND
KETiI'S PILLS convey by mage as 1t were, an
impulse TO the remote cEtrcmitIcs, arOusIng their
Qbsorbcnts to action, and IN case Of swelling or
watcry deposits, awakening the sleeping energies
Of those vessels.
SENATOR BELLENGEk, OF Ilcfh!mGr, New
York, was great sufferer from dfopsical alice
ton Of more than years duration. He derived
no material help from the prescriptions OF ms
phys cans, who in fact gave him to understand,
that his case was hopeless. BY apparently the
mercst chance, the qualities Of BkANDREIIiS
PILLS were brought to hIs notice. He began
their use at once and with strong hopc-for he
comprehendrd the prncapIc Of cure. he pcrse-
yercd with the for three months. taking often as
many as hftten pills day, bat always making it
rule to take sufficient to purge III the most effect
ual manner twice or thrice a week. This PER-
SEV EREANCE was rewarded by perfect restor-
alton to health winch has continued to this time.
Sold by all respectable dealers III medicines.
Feb. l9-twaW N.
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NOTICE

| ; hereby given to all persons Interested,
| tina, the undersigned purchased at the ColIcc.
tors sale for taxes due the State Of Illinois aud
County of Rock Island, and costs, on the 2Jth
ofJune, \. D 1860, the following described lands,
to-NIts
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.

{. H. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.
cor. Illinois andJeterSOH SIS, Rock hland.
ES~Plssengers conveyed to and from the cars
tree OF charge,
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EAMiLY GROCERY AND PROVISION
i STORE, Produce bought and sold. Store
on the west rprdrr at Orleans and outer streets
the Green Corner,
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ARTISAN WELL PTNPS,

TIE subscriber has purchased the right to
manufacture and sell Christian 4 Beeer's Double
and Slngle-Actlng Artcsan We'll Pump, and is
now prepar I'd to answer all orders for the same
The pump is new invention and superior to
any now in use. 1t is proof against frost, and
can be used as fire engine. or to water gardens.
Throws steady stream, and at great distance.
For deep drilled wells 1t is the very best in
Use. Also for railroad stations, or for mining
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PREMIUM JOB PRINTING

Orderstor Jon PRINuNG Will meet with ,rompt
attention Al the ARou, Otrlrr, lnd be cNrcuicd At
reasonable rates,
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T., ID. SWEENEY.

1 TTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
y Office, corner Of Eagle 4 Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
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=. i'RNSINGIIR.

- ECTIFIER and Manufacturer ofDomestic
IL Liquors, and dealer in Foreign Wines and
Liquors, Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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and that the time of rCdemutIun OF the same will
expire on the Goth day of June, a. d. 1862.
Also that purchased at SAID sale on the Goth
day of June, A. D. 1850, az follows, to wit.
Sec Up ofthc ithpM Acres
g hf ne n II nrlw 50
" hrnw - Il nr!w 81 66.lOO
aud that the time Of redemption Of the same Will
expire ON the goth day OF June, \, D. 1867.
Also, that at sand sale purchased on the 2ith
day of June, 4. D. 1850, lands As follows:
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TAX SALE NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
" signed purchased at the Collectors Sale, on
the 29th dey of June, A. D., 1861, for taxes and
costs due the State of Illinois and County of Rock
Island the following Gown lot, viz:
Lot 10, block 3, in Bailey * Boyle's addition to
the city OF Rock Island.
The time of redemption from said sale will ex-
plre on the Goth day OF June, A. D., 1868.
DAVID KOCHENDORFER.
Rock Island, Feb. 18th, 1862.
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ALIEN. t.. ~NANDER,

.)OLICG Magistrate and Exolicio Justice
[ u .le r'tec. Collections made and promptly
AID "er. Office IN Bailey x Boyle's block up
tlirs, Rock Island.
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4 Noted Clergyman ana public lecturer says OF
BRowH'S BRoNCuItL TRorHIs: In all my lee
turing tours, put Trochcs INTO my carpet bag as
regularly rs do lectures or linen Public speak
"rs, yOcasts, and an others who cNcrrls" the
VOICE, should never 'aI oi using these Trochcs.
They surpaSs all other preparations 90 clearing
ana Strengthening the yulcr, removing hoarscncsS,
alnyng irritation Of the throat, aud as cough
remedy are pro-ommcntly the best.
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4 SPLENDID BUSINESS OPENING.
II | G II II =
For one ofthc
Not Useful Inventions of the Day,
For sale by COuntic.

4 very reasonable investment will buy a County
Right tor thirteen years, and a stock OF Machines,
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tiusiness Cards.
II, L. CONNIlIIS,

1 TrORNEI AT Law, Rock Island, III,
a Collections, and all other business entrusted
TO him viii receive prompt attention peeus'
mortgages, and other instruments "fllth anu Az
kuowiedged re- Also justice othe Peace
u, :. special attention given to Tue COZ.
lection Of pensions, bounty aud arrears o'
nav due soldiers, thCir " idows or minor ciiI-
dren. Refer to Mitchell y Lyndo, hankerS,JnuRe
Wilkinson, Judge Bailey and Mayor Davenport
Rock Island
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ECTlflERS and Manufacturers oiDomes-
Gtlc Ltuors, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
Elnrsau Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
L.uiug, Rock Island.
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ArteSian Wells Bored

at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Al
work warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
{. L. MERRILL,
Rock Island, Illinois.
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7 VBH WNNNOT 4. JNNFN W.
WtRNOgh ~ KELLY.

IANUFACrURERS of Soap and Can.
IL dies, Rock island, III. Cash paid for Tai
iow aud Grease.
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ItstS, VI. OSBORN,
HENRY I'iSiilI.I.

, rrORNEY aud Counsellor at Law. OF
a lice "a the Court House.
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j. VI. MOORE,

\NIiULESALE u RETAIL DEALER in
w Hardware, Gallery, lr-n, Nlus, Window
Glass, &c, cprlnr 1T ILLINOIS, lnI Buffalo streets,
Rock Island, Ill.
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The great trouble with sewing machines TINS
Tar, has been that those which are good for any.
thng, such as Singers, Grover 4 Bakers, or
Wheeer& W1son's,are too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made So imperfect that thew
did not answer the purpose. Messrs. George \
collins Co, of Chicago, bring now before the
American public EIh0t's Improved "Pearl,,
double threaded machine, which has all the per.
iectons OF the higher priced machines, and only
COSTS s'o'-"rdhd RdP'ds (Mch.l Adrertissr.
EHiofs "PcIri'' Sem,Hg Mdchin..-We can
truly say that IS, for the family, THE invention
oil the age. How rapidly and pleasantly il works,
ana what convenience It must be Wewonder
II any family will be without them when thew can
be obtained at so low price as $50. five had
"'ie, farm aud family, surely we should have
one OF these machines, for they are Just the thing
Tor iarmcrs-or, for that matter, anybody's--
family Boston Herdid.
Cheap and Serriceabie--We have, tor some
weeks past had ON trial one OF ElIio,'s Improy-
ed 'Pearl" Sewing Machines. The price of It
oe'hg cheaper than that of any other machine, we
were somewhat skeptical regarding ito reliability:
put after thorough and critical trial, we ill say
II severy way worthy OF the high reputation sus-
tanned by 1t. Its cheapness, instead of detractinR
from It's worth, makes II the more desirable IN
these hard times Its stitch is perfect, and then
the working of 1t is so simple that its use 10
easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend it --ChriSfidn Times.
farmers WireS amt DaughterS.-We refer 10
EIlio's "Pcarl" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
ana usefulness otwhlch cannot be oyer-estimated
II mas all the requisites OF good aud servicea Bile
machine, and the price places IT within the reach
~ all. 10 those of our readers who wish a good
and, at the same time, cheap machine, we unhesi-
tatngly recommend the one above MENTIONED
farmers gazette.
EiitOfS Improved ''Peari, Seuing Machine.
sold Tor $50, we believe to be as reliable and as
seryceable as any $50 or $75 Machine in the mar
ket.-NorthCest Churchman.
Every Family is Interested Our attention was
called, the other day, to an excellent machine
which We believe to be the best and cheapest vet
introduced, II seems to be perfect IN every way,
and 1t works admirably, being very simply and
thoroughly gotten up. The price of it is but 800
1t Is EllIots 'Pcarl' Machine. No family should
be without one CIcreiand HerqH
For sale by II. POWARS.
Near The Cor. Of Ohio 4 Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. +. Collins & Co., Chicago, III.
\. B.-Fu instructions gwen
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TAKE your watches, clocks and ewelry to
Jeanncret, next door to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
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CHEAP LIGHT, AND PLENTY OF IT.-Henry
bbls OF the best quality of Carbon or kero.
sene oil, which they are retailing at the ex-
traordlnary low price Of 20 cents per gallon.
lhls OH is manufactured by the Aladdin Oil
Co., Pittsburs, aud warranted by them to be
the best az use.
a liberal discount made to those who buy
by the quantity or bbls.
Always on hand large stock of lamps and
Dithrldge's patent oval chimneys, the best in
use. mch6 d6w Wv
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The Chicago Produce Market.

Ih" reprrpts on Saturday were 2,NuN bbls.
flour, li,uiN bus wheat, S,ouG bus corn, 100 bus
oats; 1881 bus nc' 3,al3 bus barley; b. 800
lbs grass seed luu2 dead hogs $3.50 live hogs /,
"93 head ot cattle, aud - bbts OF mghwnrs.--
The flour market MAS entirely neglected, aud no
sales reported, Wheat duh At 13h1i!c Tor No. ,
spring, and isaiiic for No, do. Corn 23taHiic
for mixed IN store. Barley active at37ajOc Rye
i3c Oats 2Oa2Uic, delivered. Timothy seed
- ,6Odl SO Glover seed S3,GOa3,N0 Hghwlucs
lHc Mess pork SlO,Joall,2p. Dry saltcd hams,
packed, Eai!c shoulders do, 3i3tc. Lard 81
Tor No. l. and GiaO5c for prime. Dressed hogs
lower, at -, !1a3,oj Live hogs S9,sOa3,35, Cat.
tie -, 2aa3 10.
The following shows the number of live and
dressed hogs received AZ Chicago since October
lsi and tor the same period IN the two former sea-
sons
lNil-62 lN6l-6O 1859 90
lIogs....7ONl0o 5>7,3l6 2a5,ijl
The following show, the range ot prices ofhogs
tor the week ending March :, aud for same week
IN the two prcNou, !rars'
1859 1851 1860
,gOaJ,JO SJ,UJaJ,lj ~, ioa1.?j
Dressed -. 3,2jal,OO 6,OOa6,2j G,0Oa7 90
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j. y. pRi.SlOTI.
N,sILERSrRA~S ~ FRIES.

+, TrORNEl " COUNSELLOR ut LAW
l solicitor N Chancery, Real Estate and COL
ectng Agent, Moline.
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j.. !l.kANGI.EN ~ co..,

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding
u Merchants Dealers IN Salt Hydraulic CG-
mont, Coal, Lime, &c,, lcvce, Rock Island, Ill.
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j. }. IsI1ARDSLil
WILLIAM ~ii.GkRi.R.

lfORNEY X COUNSELLOR AT LAW
\ OlRcc ~ the Court House, Rock Island
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ttNwIEl

t. u. HAwLEI, :. I. WELLS
HAVLEi ~ WELLS.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill.
I Office IN Bailey and BoyIc's Block,
, 1862-12-27

The War in Missouri and Ar-
kan~uS-EAinima Recovering
Himself

The War in Missouri and Ar-
kssn>zss--Eaindima1. Rccoveria:s
Himself
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
Sr. LOUIS, Dec, 25, 1862
In anticipation Of trouble on account Of ef-
forts Of the rebels to l1idnap enaancifatcd ne
grocs OIL the line Of the Pacific Rai1road, the
Ial|eclz Guards left this morning by railroad
to prevent any outbreak.
Late advices from the Southwest indicate
that Hinanan has been heavily reinforced, and
has By uo means given up his intention to
winter in Missouri, If Blunt and Herron's ar
mics can be avoided.
Reports continue to reach us from the into
rior that the planters arc living in great fear
of negro insurections on New Years day
A dispatch from Col John B. Gray, at Pilot
Knob, says that Col Lindsay has just returned
from Ills scout. Hc did not succeed III finding
the horses stolen BY guerillas some days pre-
sious, but drove a gang Of guerillas into the
hands Of another scouting party from Ro1la,
who killed two Of them. They were some Of
the worst characters IN the country
He also found and broke up the rebel mail
line between St Louis and Little Rock.
There has been 4 great deal Of excitement
in st. Louis to-day, caused by reports Of the
capture Of Columbus by the rebels.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Thc Hal1eck Guard
left this city this morning for Gray's Summit
| Franklin county, on special duty It is sale
they we're ordered to that place to preven!
| in that vicinity.
! There is talk Of threatened negro instr
, 1862-12-27

Turn over bit Of board in your garden
that has for time protected a share Of the
surface from light and sunshine, and 10
what scuTIying and scamper Of creeping
things takes place. Earwigs go wrigggglingg g
excitedly about for shelter. Saw bugs rush
pcu nell for cover, colcoptera Of all pat
terns so mu1ftudinously iloundering about
in an insect protest against light and air.
Could they give voice, these minute con
servatives would plaintiyely cry out against
the cruelty Of letting the sun IN upon them,
Government is just now turning up some
of the coye1ts Of the tribes Of creeping
things Of the nleanest order, that have been
secretly fattening Upon its disasters and
troubles. The work has been going on in
New York for some time very quietly
The other day it turned out that in the sin
gle matter Of bills for subsistence and lodg-
ing Of recruits alone, frauds have teen per
yetrated amounting to over half a million
dollars, and our dispatches elsewhere show
another still larger ffauds in the recruiting
Of troops Turn them all up. Let the
, people see them. Garry tle investigations
throughout the country, not forgetting Chi
s2ago. Let in the light. Meanwhile there
will be great deal Of loose spouting in
and out Of Congress over arbitrary arrests,
and smelling committees, and the rights Of
citizens and the no-1ights Of government.
But carry on the work and let it he thor
ough, that honest men may be encouraged
and protected, and knaEery punished
, 1862-12-27

SE 1t is reported that Coz. Seymour. in his
forthcoming message, will make studied md We
ne1nous attack OH that section Of our country
Which supplies good part Of the residue with
scEoolmasiers, and wherein there arc compara
tive1yfewcr sylnpathizers with slavcholding trca-
%nn than in aI1y otiyr. Whether this demonstra-
iion il or is tmade in frtheraucc OF the notable
scheme Of coaxinss the rebels back into the Union
by turning the New Englaud States out Of it. NC
may better judge after seeing tho messagc.-I I1uA-
ingfo;s Dts3atcA-
Of course that is the programme, and
the Tory Times may, with great prorriety,
be set down as a Message of Governor
Seymour to the Northwest, since the recent
subsidies from east Of the lakes, have
strengthened the weak back Of the sccesh
concern. 1t is being run now with the
Seymour corruption fund, and has begun
already its open attacks on New England
But the organ and the hands that play and
pay arc moving IN highly dangerous
ground. tits the same old var Of South
Carolina against Massachusetts.
, 1862-12-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Interesting from England and the
Continent.

HAL1rAx, Dec 26.-The Europa, from Liv
crpool, 18th, ria Queenstown, 18th, arrived at
1850 last night.
The newspaper comments on American af-
fairs are generally Of m important character
The S1inclng Gazette says The ,:1 Arladne has
ron at Bermuda. This movement looks Ikea
concentration Of the disposable force Of NIL
ncrs squadron in the localities in which the
recently reported outrages On British shipping
by Federal citizens have been perpetratel.
With knowledge that there is now force
the Gazette thinks that even Wilkes will hardly
venture upon further violation Of neutral ter
/ General meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company ~as held in London on the I25h:
Hon. James stuart Wort1ey presided and
raise 9600, 600 new capital, as already pub
Ished- He announced that within three days
4.,5 900 had in response to the circulars, been
subscribed. a resolution vas carried to raise
the new capital in shares Of five pounds each
for laying new cable, The meeting was re-
garded as most encouraging and successful.
The Dai1y Ntsas, Sfcr and other Journals
warmly aityocate Tie claims Of the company.
The Times says notification is advertised that
thenew undertaking for laying the: cable his
bean formed with continental support and
will shortly be introduced
FRAscE:-There are again rumors in Paris
Of unfayorable news from Mexico, and urgent
calls for reinforcenlents, which, it is said,
will be sent under the device Of establishing
q reserve at Martinique.
The Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris las gons
to Rome, it is rumored, in the name Of the
Emperor, to explain to the Pope the Emper
orss views with q view to the concession:
necessary on the part Of the government.
ITALY.-In 4 duel between Garabaldp:
| eldest son and Col. Palleyicini, who captured
! Garlba1ai, tile young man is said to hare re
ceived q 1norta1 wound in the side and tht
| Colonel was seriously hurt
| LATEST VIA QUEENsTOWN.
! IoNDoF, Dec 13.-There is nothing i'm
! portant in politics to-dny.
The Imperial Bank Of Russia las reduced
I its rate of discount from 51z to s.
It is rumored that st. Petersburg will short
Il be declared free port.
, 1862-12-27
THE WAR m TENNESSEE.
The War n Arkansas.


Especial Dispatch toahe Chicsgo Tribnne.1
CAIRO, December %, 1882.
4 gnnboat ana t*o transports went down
to Island No. 10 tldsmornlng from Columbus.
After passing Hickman, which is yet in Fede-
ral hands, the gunboat shel1ed the Tennessee
shore to The Island. !, We understand orders
were taken down for guns. On the Tennessee
shore to be spiked india magazine to be
blown up i:z e.:
We have reliable Intelligence that jackson
Was not taken two days ago, thonghan attack
and repulsc are reported as having occurred
last Friday. = :: /.
Grand Junction was also in Federal hands
at the latest accounts. The force that made
the raid into Holly Springs. is reported to
have come north Of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad 14a,l:5s.c:. 114,:53s..c. -:
A AMr. Piper, belonging 70 the 72aa Illinois,
was killed at Trenton. r.
Gen. Flax and staff passed down to Colum-
bus this afternoon.
Gen kcClernand, Fife aud staff are here.
They go below tonight, on the Tigrcss, in
company with the 12Stth Illinois.
The marine hospita steamer Red Rover,
goes down tonight. She has been completely
reftted and is now onS Of the finest floating
hospitals in the world;
-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MEnru1ss Dec p, via CA1ao. Dec. IS, 1862.
Matters at Helena ARG quiet. The Provost
Marshal Of Memphis has issued IN order that
for the present no trade should be carried On
with !he country. :!
TIE bar-rooms are tobc rc-opcncd.
The force that made the raid into Memphis
Is reported 10 be q company Of unauthorized
Langcrs~on, not recognized by PeInberton.
Two companies Of citizens have becn formed
and armed
Two regiments Of troops have arrived AMI
Tic people ficl secure Though the city is full
ofepies. Tie election is postponed twent,
days. Tic Platte Valley brought 200 bales O.
cnftGn r
, 1862-12-27

darnascd. and ali go to auction on accaunt Of
underwriters;
the ship B. F. Hoyie chartered fora load Of
1ttters from Hong Kong to tlle 9Th OF Noyen1-
ber The estimate stock Of cotton awaiting
shipment for England is 50,0G0 bales. Two
vessels are loading cotton, the freight charge
being one psund sterling per bafe. The cargo
lost on the Weymouth was principally teas,
SUGARS, and rice, belonging mostly to o, Chinese
Japan adEices Of the Esd November states
that the American War steamer Wyoming has
c'icited much admiration at Tettdo, receiving
visits from many high Japanese officials. She
ealed for Shanghai on the 25d. Several ships
had recently sailed direct for London with
raluable cargoes of teas and silks,
, 1862-12-27
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
THE COLUMBUS SCARE 1T AN
END,
Attempt to Blockade
the Lower Ohio.
Glasgow Taken--Bowling
Green Threatened.
The Composition Of Forests Force,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-l
C.set SSA11, Dee. q; 1862
We hare nothing new from the neighbor-
hood of Lexington and the line Of the Gov
night that a force Of guerillas have taken
Glasgow, and are nc~r Bowling Green, with
the evident intention Of breaking eommuni,
c%stt:on between Louisville and Nashville.
a New Albany paper, just received, says
there is no longer reason to doubt that the
design Of the rebels in Tennessee is to make
Q well planned raid upon the lower Ohio
towns. It has direct Information Of such Il
movement toward Paducah and Smith1and,
The object being to blockade the lower Ohio.
It is reported that there are over 2,000 rebels
scattered in Lyon, Caldwell, Triggg, Christian,
Hopkins and Grove counties, which can be
concentrated at short notice. There seems
to be considerable danger to the principal
Kentucky towns on the lower Ohio from
these bands Of guerillas. a sufficient num-
Der Of troops arc being dispatched to points
between LouIsyillcand Henderson to protect,
it is hoped, tho border.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CAIRO. December &c, 1862
| No attack has yet been made on Columbus.
| Tile excitement is gradually dying away. The
/ rebel force which menaeed it now seems to
have taken another direction. From gen,
! t1eman taken prisoner at Trenton, and who
| vas detained by Forres. till he reached Union
| City, we learn the exact number Of his force
Tie has 2,C00 mounted mcn armed with Colt:
revolving rifles, 5, COO cavalry, and 10 pieces o.
artillery, including two captured at Trenton
If Che.-tham is with him lie has not beer
sccn by any one reaching Cairo.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
INp1ASAPoI1s, Dec &c, 1862.
Col. Gray Of the 9TH Indiana cara1ry attacked
part Of Morgans force near Cave City, IN,
captured seven men and horses. Col. Shonk
Of The 12tl. Ky, also attacked Morgan forces
killing one aud captarlng nine. Our loss i
nothing.
Brig. Gen. Manson las relieved Gen Gran
ger Of his command ut Bowling Green. Gen
Granger is ordered to report to Rosecrans a
Nashville.
Telegrarhic communication is cut off be
tween Louisville and Nashville.