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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
ABOUT GEN. HOOKER.
Especial to Herald
Washington, Sept. 20

Washington, Sept. 20.
A number of wounded officers arrived
here during the day, among them Gen.
Hooker. His wound is not dangerous.
only so far as it is liable to superinduce
lock jaw. The General is attended by his
staff. Mr.. Chase and other members Of the
Cabinet manifest apprehensions touching
the condition Of Hooker. 1t is inferred
that it 10 intended to give him an impor-
tant command, perhaps the Western De-
partment. The President to-day appoint
cd Hooker Brigadier General ia the regu-
lar army in recognition of his valuable
services.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

Satisfactory evidence having been sub
mitted that Capt. Solomon J Houck, Of
the list Ohio Volunteers, did not advise
the surrender of Clarksville, Tennessee,
and that he signed card justifying it's
surrender under misapprehenson Of its
contents, the President directs that 80
much of tue general order No. 100 as
cashiers him be revoked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

ny Marcy, in his letter of instructions I
General Taylor, Sept ED, 1896, direc,e
him to levy the supplies for his army, {
the inhabitants of Mexico, without pa yin
therefor. And President Polk in hi
letter of instructions, Esd March, l847
desired that contributions should be lev
led on the people of the towns and prov
inces in possession of our armies to defra,
the expenses of the war.
The eon6seatien of tile property O
enemies IN times of war, and lis alprUpri
stIon by the conquerlng hosts, has been
practiced by other nations as well as oul
own and is an incidental Of all wars, anc
is resorted to in oil cases when it is deem
ed polite.
Now here is the broad grant of powe,
devolved upon Congress by the Constitu-
ton of the United States, in express
words:
The Congress shall have power to de-
clare war to grant letters of marque and
reprlsal to make rules concerning cap
lures on land and water; to raise and
support armies to provide and maintain
q navy to make rules for the government
and regulation of the land and naval for
ces +; to provide for calling forth the mill
tia to execute the laws of the Union. sup
press Instructions, and repel invasions
aud 70 make all iam.aehtck shall be nccts-
sary and proper for carrying into ezecu-
tton the foregoing poutrs resttd Ly this
Constellation IN the government Of the
United States, or IN any department. or
officer thereof
There is no provision elsewhere, limit
ing these powers, and the authority over
the subject matters is, therefore, ample
and unlimited as the language All the
men of the country, all the wealth and
credit, may, under the direction of Con
gress, be applied to make war, to repel in
vaslon, to suppress instructions, and to
make all laws for carrying these powers
nto execution.
Now amongst the laws proper, for car
ying these powers into execution, Con-
,ress has enacted laws for the contisca-
ION Of rebel property and the liberation of
he slaves of rebels. We think such laws
re wise aud polite and just, but wheth-
r they are loltic or not, no unprejudi-
ed man Of ordinary common, sense can,
view OF the provisions of the Cons,itu.
on quoted above, doubt their constitu-
onslity. If it is constitutional to make
'ar, to raise men and send them into the
cid, and levy taxes by law to pay them,
hen it is equally constitutional, in fur
herance of the same end to seize the
roperty of the enemy and deprive him
his slaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
BATTLE IUKA, MISS.
To Maj. Gen. Halleek:


Rosecrans. with SANKEY'S and Hamil-
tons Divisions and Misner's cavalry. at
tackled Price south of this village two
hours before dark yesterday, and had o
sharp fight till night closed in. Gen Ord
was to the north with 5000 men and had
some skirmishing with the enemy.
This morning the fight was rene we'd BY
hosecrans who was nearest the town. bu,
1t was found the enemy had been eyacn-
anng during tbs night. Hamilton's and
o'anleys cavalry are in pursuit
Ihe loss on either side in killed and
wounded is 1900 or 5000. The enemy's
loss IN tents, arms, &C., will be large
We took $50 prisoners.
l have reliable information that it was
Gen. Prices intention to move over into
east Tennessee. In this he has failed
Among the enemy's loss is Gen. Little,
killed, Whitford wounded. Prices force
was 5000 strong.
(SignedJ U. S. GRANT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

General Order Navy Department
September 20.
Commander George Henry Preble,
senior officer in command of blockading
force off Mobile, having been guilty OF
neglect of duty in permitting the armed
steamer Ovietto to run the blockade, is
by order of the President dismissed from
the naval service from this date.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
Frederick. Sent. FL.

The great bridge Of the Baltimore 4
OHIO 4. X. over the Monocacy east Of
Frederick, which was destroyed by rebels,
mas been restored. This completes the
road from Philadelphia to Baltimore and
restores communication with Baltimore
anu Washington, to Frederick and to
sandy Hook. opposite Harper's Ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
New York. Sent. FL

A Fort Monroe letter in the Herald re-
ports that Com. Wilkes is there. Also
gives an account OF skirmish at Frank
lin. near Suffolk. between two companies
OF Fennsylvania cavalry and two regi-
ments, one Of cavalry and one Of infantry.
Our force had two howitzers, which drove
the enemy off in hurry. Ne loss or cur
side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

from this safe retreat exterminatine tb
on paper =
That will answer for the present,
though i IS but small portion of the
bored r'gmarole of vituperation and /
l'gn'ty belched forth by the Constitutio
Union against the self-sacrifcing south
patriot, Parson Brownloy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
Headquarters Army of the Potomac

Saturday evening Sept. 20.
The firing heard last evening in direc.
ton OF Willamsport turns out to have
been raid of Stuart's rebel cavalry. He
crossed the Potomac on Friday night into
Maryland at that point with his cavalry,
one regiment of infantry and II pieces Of
artillery. Force sent up to drive him
back arrived near the town base in the
afternoon; the firing heard was principal
y from the rebel guns. During the night
they recrossed into Virginia and this
morning they had disappeared from the
opposite shore. No one was hurt. The
work Of burying the dead still continues.
They average about 1000 per day; to-
morrow will probably finish it. Mary
land Heights wero yesterday..occupied by
a federal force. Indications that rebels
are continuing their retreat into Virginia
leaving line of Potomac. Divine worsbin
held at Headquarters this evening, Bishop
Whipple, of Minnesota, officiating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 81,

Gov Curtin telegraphs from Hagers-
town notifying all military organizations
TO wait 1t home for further orders. Prob
ably all danger is removed. the rebel ar
my being in full retreat up the Shenan
doah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

cT Gerrett Smith has shown his &C.
customed iiberaiity by paying SIS extra
bounty to each Of the fitty-two volunteers
irom where he resides, Peterboro, New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
NOTION YARN.
M Y 10.
LESSONS IN MUSIC.
n9RH 0An9Hnn19

VIII give lessons on the Piano and q uitar - ~. ,as,
cry Stable.
having had long experience a. a teac her Mrs O.
does mol hesssse 70 guaranty satisfaction 10 ali who
may avail themselves OF her services
Those wishing 10 take lessons viii please call and
MAKE Me nec 0ssary arrangem ents ~ to terms nc
Johns Church, and Rev. MT. Williams. Chsplsin :.
the Hospital, .eutia Ar, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

HENRY VANAusDAL viii be n candidate for ?
nee OF The Peace In Jackson Township at the octol
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

tease announce the name OF Gen. Arthur BRI N
NAN ash candidate for The Office Of Clerk OF The Di
triei Court, for Lee county
MANY LOYAL CITIZKNs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
w GOD! WOODil

WOOD! WOODil
,oIosss " be received at the Recorders OF 81 Al
- Tor furnishing the Offices In the Court Hous1
s'.n ihiis hrds or good mei charitable Wood pa q
In Casa. Apply i'm uaeiiAtsiy
Buildings IN n faohs
keonkuk, Sept. % dtf " spN''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
For Justice of RI. D..

oH Justice Oh the Peace.
We arc authorized to announce ROBERT A row
as candidate for Justice OF the Peace. at the
preaching election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

FOR Justice OF the Peace.
'''ase snnounee tho name Of THOMAS MaRTI
ieF election TO the ONCE OF Jus,cs
we feaec In jaekIon Township. at the october e,1
lion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

tLERks OFFICE Ixr COUNTY Iowa J.
Fort Madison, sept IL, 1862
To tAs Qeesrs of School Dssrrefs IN IA, .rrSraj
IA L<s CesMty, iSsa.
Inc semi-anDnal apportionnlent Of School mopi.s
tas provided In Sec " CHART re- Acts II Is6q will
NC mace oh Aehas9 We 2ad day OF September NEXT
bS reverence 70 part AAAiIIi Sec. ~ Of the Ednr.
honai Laws OF isss. Will be seen thai IL 10 the DUTY
OF .hs several Secretaries Of Township School Di.-
ttcts TO certify to me the election ara
Post once Address of the Presidents ,ns
TreAsurers OF each District Township
tbss bas been neglected NJ the specified time by
cariy all Sccfetsrie nh them IL foY~ 81 B, -
the required certificate forthwith ~
kRfE J. LEIGH,
10 Clerk Board OF Supervisors.
ny SnAA3 poEkR, bepaty sept2O-dhwit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23

price.
COFFEE.

so sacks Prime Rio Coffee
In store, and for sale low for rash a, 81 .d "a
Levse, by - - anu 80
seps1@d CoSNABLE a. sMYTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
WANTED.

100 bushels Prime, Clear Timothy Seed a, hirhes
sept20-d coNxApfp a ss,yru
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-23
WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT

SUPPLIES.
Irish Potatoes, Buttsr
Green Apples, Eggs
Unions, Chickens
Mess Pork, Lard
Prtme White Beans. Clear Bacon si1.s
For which se Rlll pay the highest market urtr,p IN
Cash ~ 81 and So Levsc hs
sept20-d IasNaptr L. Suvru
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

MOODS MINSTREL HALL n.
w 5ll BROADWAY, SSio,a,
Opposnc the St. Nichola "''s, ,,o., a.
SPECIAL. NOTICE. ,;.,,,...., l.,
Mr.. Wesd has the honor 10 announce tina Onnra
the sformance II Meyerheers grana ope'@ eaod
UINORAH
LIE PARDON DE PLoERMEiI ,o.r ,u,
at the Acadery Of Music, he will present Afr
this great with strnhg east, new ana 80 M
scenery sease orche and chorus, and -
sorry toJts
x-tGEIFICENT PRODUCTION ~.
The Symphonic Choral Overture the Cradle Song
Shadow assf Dance the Fevreo OF the Bell the Trio ~
Torrent thr Songs of the Hunter and Reaper the
nea OF the GsHtEerds and the Chorus Finale viii b, :
A sTYrE HITHERTO UHEQUALLED
This immense opera Mr. Wood will present 10 bis patrons on
Monday Dec. TX AMI every e,enins during the week.
BtNAH--(DlNORAHl.
THE PARDON PEI1L1 NELL.
ksgnorra Csrdter Lewis. ms. Dnosnn
Signor aries Brignc FOX. .COreniiuo
SInor Cool Anio 10 White .Hoei
sgno ank Bigna Brewer has kisy consented TO siig
1.-THE Erapers Song
For plot incidents Libretto Of the opera.
PREVIOUS TO thS OPP
A Graud Drawing Room Entertainment by
WOODS MiNSTREIS.
'0thelo." "Fsppy Unclc Ton,r .The Four vultrres."
Sons, Dances by Eph Horn, Charley Fox, Frank
Brewer Cool Wie. Henry lockwood tlUretce Converse,
Lewis &C. Doors open at ga; commences ~ Ia O'clock
CHRISTMAS DAY, A GRAND MATINEE.
Commencing at IA o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
AMUsEME ENTS.

RA KEHSE's Theatre.
~ at !: begins a. 4 quarter before 8; over q IL
u,.~. DAY AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK.
o,,.a~ AS AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
-. CHklsG Spectacle,
The graad fs'S3 BtONDETrE.
BtokDEffE.
- -, merry.
GORGEOUS ~ sPLENDID DREssRs
BEAUitfUL MUSIC.
Prod'sed At q cot, s Vi, -Go, SAND DOLLARS
THE IN kIsGpoM I,,r " Lo,.s
IN" Fl, 4 ptf cE or btAMOSDs,
~ ,iH HIn H. WIS cRsswAy
~ II, AlELlJNG FOREST
THE CRYSTAL KIN 'ppnnE pnE MAGIC WATCH
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
PROPOSALS FOR HoRsKs.
Dsror QJAsTsasAsrrh's oYr,cs, ]

cooS. psron oganrsssAsrrh's orrcs,l
coesFR OF H'SRrsss,a W,as,na- Aso srsssIs 1ss,
a s.ea s sas ais Is T ss ssws q q ,hs ONCE sn' ssl
,ns the With q 500 lweay ase handred Horses
'''''"''S '''''''t.a8 C4TALRY. u
ra por Gayary 9 o one thousand Ave hundred Horses
aad eight years or OF dark wei broken to
saddle ''Ip'' Su' TirsERY .sG f[ft iES% all defects
% % % g.. from @
snd esa. years o. Of dark eeoss tree from all
less than lioo pounds. "s'
The full post Office address OF the bidder mus,
:ss as ss
rropesas dsoyai parties VIII not be considered and
an oath o. allegiance Ilnt accompany proposition
% no Sassen se as se both oil 3 Ss Sa Gl
any bidder propose for both classes he must
TWO a1saos prs for each conte
ssSHs D. L l. g.
should be plainly marsef sGsF1gYSE sreg9ss Tor
masass hs ss u & Sr the "a az ,h should be
sfS 70 as per-
o M ~ G me % sasraArs h nss be sh"ws 3 me
Or Of the United States District Attorney.
or e propo S MI 10 OdS
n 81 e s one ha e ess e ae Of | @
snors win be required OF the successful bidder upon sign
the bond must accompany the contract vii bs nsss
have bones in anticipation anc ready TO be produced
when the contra is signed.
Blanks TOR bonds eau procured upon application being
made ut this onoe either personally, by letter, by
graph.
GUARANTY.
We,- of the county OF -- and State Of -, eud
-, of the c,unty Of - and state OF -, DO hereby
guarantee that able to iudl con'rsct IN ac-
sorance with the terms Of his proposition, that should
his prof. osition be accepted he will at
eract in accordance herewith.
ShouiG the contract be awarded him prepared to
D. come his securities.
ITO this must be appended the official certificate
above mentioned
INSPECTION. DELIVERY &C.
All horses this viii be
SUBJ ecd rigid inspection, those conforming
the specifications VII be rel jectei.
No mares will b. received
The horses he delivered In this city within twenty
days from the dae Of the apd extension OF
Will be granite any pratext
Payment 10 be made upon the completion Of the contract
or SO Ihctts ter as tue Depot ss be
funds
Any informaNty IN the bid. nonpnfomancc With the
terms OF hts will insure the rejection OF the
proposal.
The borses win be awarded in los Of toc two hundred
each. unless tie Depot Quarterinaster should deem
shc interest OF the government 10 vary the number.
The Dep0 Quarter hns elf right
reject any or al bids that lie may deem toe nigh.
y. II. KUCKEE,
Colonel and Depot
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
THH REBELLION.

nEPUfY QUARTERNASTER GESERALs OrFfCi
~ Pnaaephias Dec ID, lSz zfroposss viii {, c.ived
At this oa.e nat, TUESDAY 2s inst al ~ o'lock M
delivery In city OF hundred hor
complete Wheeling pstern" The whole To lie conn eted
aud ready for detsers before 18th Of January
IoA The anouiaets % pe made according
"a ms Tor tie saine 70 e in III Office. The rrdt Is
reserved 70 rejeei all bids deemed hgh.
A. BOYD, Captain and A. O. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
AMUsEMENTs.

WALLAcKs
noL,6ogssso osso :, n Hs,cs,,s oser eeso-sn
MONDAY f0a1 nss e.; ;sIs +, 4 y .' ssY; s;,.d'
pas ssed q .o e's one sr u a s ~, e. s ss her.
called
E"hsneea by entrels New SIN r, : NJ I.heryooa and
p9as Music ss SS' ~ es and ASH ,s n ~ Ss & sna a.
nv wEnyrs,e. l,sl y .,,ry dslsrlN,n c,xr,
q,inRsDAy, chS.'n', sirsi sssi rus is;i,isrE uus
sIaaS sTaaS4s 4 sASHTs9a 4in issat az tsrs .u.,p
- None /" Love AMI Menst : - aas' - s'an AL" aaS
T. rretarat.on "rauanes' "Essrybo.s's Friend" ssa
RRooSLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
- ln comp4ance with an nva On from the Mayor 49,
y Tue 'e"a'"s ir fr'' Eowls Nv riso isoorIi III
FIRST AiPEARAY5'E IN THAT CITY
MONDAY EylsisG, Dec. %.
in Sir sulxs. Ly'ons "a, q la, title
' 'oo' Mrs. s'i ItiiA ia'is snSsEErr ass " BArsow
ss: Hs1 s. S:. ,s::: Il. ~
TIE Ios oca si be oy-n sae o. seats whici, may ~
s,rry day ", fro@ A. ~ 'V'0"' . '''''''''~
psprs viii op,n At 7; perfsrmance cou'nencesas7K
GExSAs OPERA HoUSs.
rcufTEE TI GRAND s,;a1s s.rRE6 sis d"sssSsxr
THE EENOWNFU BRIMA IONNA
Nine ANNA sf~HOP.
viii maSe her second appearances, IN corju1c os We
other
LEADING AlsTsrs
rNRIvALtED GRAND eRGIEST3A.
There wit vr NO otERA unti Ti'srssy Dccsrbc- O.
pRoADwAY MENAGggIE AND zsOLosIcAL IysH
- t.tr. nniNat below Iiotnon srcet.--L u LINT.
Manager1hi, AMI ,te.s ily arro'ncd Zpo.oicn e..
9bion Is daily. from 10 A. M 10 y. NJ. with the
most magnificent collection n
LIVING WILD ANINAfa
sson the cor tineni ncu Ing Ee Rsa,s fse LisoA
TAers, Loopar,is Bears. i've,ia, and
RAkk BIS ssrS hND BIRIS,
to~ nuneiou q psttcu srss every auater s ~
robc.
LADIES' AND FAMILY PART5xS
mr. reminded n beautiful disilaS -
mated fhfnn gheu day ant svcptux
Nithsut nte chIldrea unir tca.
l5r
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
CrATE OF NEW YORK,

SyTATE Oh NEW iplsh.
- QuArrsgssxER GxSgRAL's DEPARTMENT,
n w.LArR srsris NV fvkK. Dec. IL, 1874.
Sealed proposals w be received nj this 0nc until the 2d
5av of U,,nter natnt Rt ~ O'Clock, at for the
nanuacurr ana delivery the following articles
.orin clo,hug manufa tured In the city Of Brooa
~, ali v col lir,t blre Jersey Oyercoas,
dark ue & ntn Chnsseur j a'ketsi
-foO rsits lgh blue kersey Cha sseur Trowsers
10 be tnd stsl o Manufacture according " pat
The hid Win state .no prca which each Of the above
mentioned articles vii ba furnished. :, 80. Ia,
Thc g l. reserved 10 reject any or all bids which may
rho succes ssi bidder be required TO give bonds with
approved suree for the aithfu performance OF the con-
tract. ..,,. =.
ousrermsster osne,a al. STATE OF New YORK
SuTIEBs AND OTHERS SENDING SUPPLIES TO
- til army have superior article OF Mst,
n up they may desire. " addressing w g. Co.. n Jay
street, MY.
TINTED sTATEs MusTERIN0 iOFrICE, NO 70
u Whur stree. Spw York.
pEpPosALs FoR COOKED RATTONs
Sealed endorsed "Propoals for cooked raons
.ber insans, tacve o'clock at noon, for supplying
.oked raurN Un.d states volunteer oop who my bs
IA city nelEhbcrnocd. The ration VIII consist OF thee
slaa tarn dsy or good and Wholesome food
The contractor ms 90 supply candies ana soap IN ac
.riauce ~ the army ration, follows --Onc pound Of
ssfgu rsuila, onnourth pound OF adamantne
rds api pNuhds OF To every hfndred ratorr
tn. sucr, s, bidder viii BE- required TO giNr bonds with
vr alrn,ed for five thousand doisrs each Tor
,hs faith Il rcrfOi oi tn contract -.
4'' l. v. ID. REEVE
Lieut. Col, u 8. A., NJ. and D. ofhce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

VxrANrEp TO nrRE-A SOAP FACTORY, With ALL
w the ntensi.s would par hase nsturcs ~ cheap for
cash. For further inforuaon call On Allen Ayior, III
Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

yxyANTRDL-A FRONT OFFICE, ON FIRST OR SECOND
wv noor in wall, william Exchange phce. Address
boz a064 Post onlcc, stntng rent, 40.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

TAs. BUCKLEY or BUcxLEy's sERENApER :.
continues TO the banjo and his residence
white street Twelve lessona for - Notes taught In
Lessons Patent and other holi.
presents Banjos repaired and frcl,ed.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

L,oE sALE-A NEAT CASH PAYING OFrIcR BUSI-
ness, established severa years and bcst location IN the
city; 81 400 year. and be increased. Appy
Non after 10 O'Clock, At 20 Fourth avenue, below
d street
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

kAfhS" OLD FOLKS.
Ladies' and Gentlemen appear Coorer ins
tute Monday Wednesday and Thursday Esenngs Dcccn,b,
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

A FINK FARM OF ABOUT 40 ACRES. FRONTING A
brsutful AXE In the central part al this nate In
chanse for cit. property. Appyto H. BTLLINNS. care Of
B. A. Pierce 4 Co., rs Cedar street
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

E,OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR A aENTEEL CITY
l. house. in good neglborhood worth $75O0. and not
mortgsesd for more than So A handsome Gothic Cottage
ntaining rooms hot and cold water. BATH RANGE
No. in good order, with 70 city o,s o land Also several
choice Building Sites, OF from i've thrt, each In the
csunty of Wesichester. Apply to A. FINDLAY, 4s William
stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

yUANrED-To HfRE OR TO BUY. FURNISHED
ferred Piease address. with particulars, NJ. Herald
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

vITANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR COT
w ta.e In Brook yn or NJ. lsra oy senl,e,asn and
stating price " rent which win be paid In advance IL
desirable.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
[vHRISTMAS NftsHaT-TRvIN1 HALL.
~ THE NkM YORK HAkMONiG SOCIETY
VIII give their ees oath annual zero. nance IL
hHk MESSIAH

pHILHARMoNic SOCIETY OF s5w YORK M M,, 1ywEN.
Il y.hrst Season. 1862 62-lsel-SECOND CONCERT on
SATURDAY EVENING, peccmb.r - ,, 49,. - aiNviS0
HALL Solo Perform, rs.Slsnor CENIENhhi sa.i,,nes
DORB EIsFELD. Extra member lrke,s ler as aat
al hc door on the evening Of he 81 sacb Dcor
l.. sP1ER secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

EOR SALE-AN OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOM. AT
- Fort Hani.io viii be sold cheap cash
Apply at r. J. BLAUyRLTS. 46s Columbia street South
BROOKLYN.
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NEWS ITEMS

Tur old Cumberland sunk by tho Mcuimar,
b. fast going TO pieces, huJ the stars and stripes
still nJtt proudly from her mast head.
Tn Tuarl Government is in tine markot
Iu.uL .tr- 90 place on the railroads ia rchclluH
w0 '.l llv. come into its possession.
Tn -eNd Lieut., Col Walter Scott, captured
a' I.....ur,. it a son Of Col. Scott now Ia the
g. '.r,i -o',,e.
4 .I.DE clock, with o dinl plate nine feet IN
Ilu.,pr VIII lo exhibited at tho central en-
trance 10 the great London Exhibition.
I.is asserted that Carroll, Of Carrollton, who
owns 300 slaves, is pleased with Lincolns cman-
ciparion project
Ir is considered certain that tho L. 3. Senate
will eSpol Senator STARK, Of Oregon, for dlsloy-
atty.
CHARLES A. DASA, Of New York, has been
appointed one Of the Commissioners 10 inyesti-
gate the war accounts at Cairo.
THE PEOPLE o. Georgia are extremely dis
satisfied with the Jeff Davis administration, and
call for q change.
TIM FREsuErs in Connecticut are very heavy,
AMI the trails and the railroad track between
Springfield and Hartford are covered with water
in places ~ ana 10 foot.
A MopEL village for tho poorer classes, ne,
London, With railroad to 1t, Ia propose. 4
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