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hECNS. .FAV.aRGEh'S FRENCH
141 CLASSES have oreaed. He etar f.onl5 to = led
tom - to r It, GtAtEsael tes.roua OF n.tct- sle
advantage of !l!s coaCse. mus: rat betr=
NEilSEaJAY. ittll ;nSt. st Room !. MtCHrllt,,E'5
Euliz: Gne c:ae: c:aa1 Is aow o:ga7tz:lz to n.et
aftrr Ecnoc! acn7 soaccs:nuo:ar4 sch 1ars
OF bctp sexes attet ding t!E different schools vi the
ttty Mons F. = rta3y 70 give cxolAn 4ton- A1d 1ak
.tFanEenfnts coHc:sc!u= sne+. clase1, IL Called
- D: oht ot this fhT eEab opportunity II glGi2g tsler
clli:dren So very desirable ~ ec2ompsis sEent. \
eiter thar nau-s This wsef. 1nfofma.toa can oe oo-
ra.utd tnr.u-h T, q. Bog apii. nat. WA it
EsUCEsKIN GDODS.-Tne best
s. ; steck ii towa :ul low st orie-s As:nr Cloves
0iet n Gloves Farm crs ts:uses: all >u. Of u,us.s
In Ne1 asd EcTa. Srtl.7s dealers sl;,pI'ed in
upy ou.:,iitY MILITARY GOODS,
Wholesale snt Retail 1T reduced prices
+. T. UtWEN 20 Clark -trrt-, IMP Htltr71. over TIE
Urf{et St3t:s ESireS+ U+.ca
, 1862-11-17

3lle f:rand Army Formed Into Three
Corps. under TIE Cbllanl4n1 OF SAta4-
Ner Franklin and Hooker, 0Hi q
Reserve Corps Nndcr S1Eet.
, 1862-11-17

The 'C0MBISArI<fS' IS tbs only Cnek Stove
nads with a GENUINE i:Rat?K OVEN, @e :uT,ag tha
bake Of The old fas. toled Eck Gren for eal wood
For sas on:y bf K 4. Il c. ". DAY, Nc. j. s:atc
Street. dspoE iar Je@Gtt b Roots Stoves.
1S2I:E1tast
, 1862-11-17

N1tte naa that EaKes telescopes aud so,.e 'a.l47.
but fts Eaa2 xhas ssudls=s Optics and Light & III On
-.r. John Phillips Lit IazE Stress vhe=e To- ~ y1a.s
experience as neofes51aa :'Etcs1 eaT5! % HI II 1t
clsEce to init specac4e IS Inspection Of tue Il =
, 1862-11-17

kees are concentrating their forces in the
netA hboThood Of William stoWp, with the IN
teutil,n Of Attacking some point on the
Wilmington ard Weldon railroad. 4 letter
from Tarboro, Of the 9TH inst, .sys the Yan-
kees are marching on that town with L. GOO
troops. They are represented to be within
ffleen mills Of the town, sad within one mile
OF the confederate troops.
, 1862-11-17

ER1Ek C4EM.

new and beautiful pstt.:n Of Gas Burner uir1 nil
the latest II rorex- enta & isatA, &c. FOR s4re hi
E.R. + G. r. DAT. No~ ): stats strest-
nol5I2ta2t1et Depot TO- JgTEe1 y I: rst.s Stasa
, 1862-11-17

A perfect Dlnns.oom stoye. with rero 1srge O.en,
md bakes t4un to y Coos stove F2r Nos,. c ,se or
WOO. tQr S41e by l. L. i C. II. DAY
No, 81 State 9trsat.
n117-Y2.55-2ta1t Depot for Jevett & 1soot'ss:o7es
, 1862-11-17

NTtNTED-A secondhand Steam
II good !nE1ng order. Add SIS Drawer EsaG Pest
Othe... s1ati! 3 where the property can be sesn-
, 1862-11-17

3XTANTED-A Scholarship or
~ Certificate for portions of Scholarship n
Hry a1.t & strattnes Cc:nerct4l College. Address.
giv:n. price& Box iG9I, Clicago Prss oa3ce-
y$733t
, 1862-11-17

V-ANT1D-Two or three good
W Cabinet Makers =anted. Inquire at 19H Midi
sor street npr door west OF Custom u:use 2lece,
, 1862-11-17

BEHRING'S PATENT CtiAalplOE saEES-fas
hest lrotectfon from: tcs now known.
UEERINGS NEW PAIENc CHAMPION BEEEs-
1AE-PEUDFSAFE3. Ei1E HERRING AND Flt1TUS
pATENT CEISTALtZED Il.3N.-The ONLY Safe
7yNieh viii r. s1.t the burglars drill.
rArESI s.ME En- r,:ain M ,fn, Az
HERRING q CO j..
IN SrR:e stenet
, 1862-11-17

N ANTE'a--By gentleman aud
his daughter Board in private family. where
trey haze all the comforts Of 1.nme. s:afton
nllls r pleISH1 t. Address ~ G. SHERMAN. f.,st OE
fee BOZ az, CItCaSQ. Eolt&SIlW
, 1862-11-17

XXTANTED--A young man OF sew
DE- Gaeds Boute References gtvea. Address TLlr
BEET, TE1Eune Once. no.a,3@1ies
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would be aF:lc to carry III. stone sail and
the hastS7icS III ir"nt, forcing the enemy into
their next Ii ard by j,ining in w'i:. them
they would :i"l hc a'le 10 lire GrGn H., u any
great eat NJ. left Gcre IL Snmner with
that Understanding, aud directed him
to ;i Ic the u:dsr.
lhs order was given, and the order OF at
tack Ss' .ormed. Ga The next morning just
hef0re III" cnlUInH WAS 10 have started. Cen.
Sumner canc up to me and Saii d" General.
| hope ynu VIII dsist from. this attack.
dr not know of any gci!rral phicer who APP
proves If it, AMI lhink it will prove Il S;.s-
trous to the array" To advice OF ih:; kind
from GcDcr;li Sumna.' who haa always been
IN favor Of our advance wilrncvcr il WAS pos
slb!c, caused IN" u hcEf:::c. j kept the col
uuln OF attack io-ln.,i. and .nut oVc7 f.;r the
division md cmps commanders and consulted
wiTh them. They unallmcus:y voted AGAINST
the s!ttcE teen vert over IN STE the IL!
GERS Of Tho command on the other side, AID
found that tnc same opinion prevailed among
them.
then sent for Gen. Franklin who was on
thr;Geft u D., u Gti 81; g;qi;ie liii
iriG.ss. Tn.;; c;S!Sri INC 10 decide that ouSh.
NJ, to make the attack hG.! contemplated,
aai hrsi'ics inae.Nuch as tie 'ccS! lent al the
United States h.:d t'.l.i ln- nor 10 D.; III taste
ii MAXIM has :.trach. 1naC hc ."~ii,l give
me vi inc support Ia. cGuiG but :c Jmi not
wanL thr army of ia. =. tor.na drstr I'D.
FELT That cr:IG not take Iac responsibility OF
or,ic'ln:; .f:r attack, uatwIths landing my own
hcIicfct the time lhaJ the wnT ,ni u" eneIay
could De Carried.
In the afternoon nF thai day g;.in saw
the officers ard tuls them y. "a rdccideu
to withdraw IL this Slie OF The r'f,r all udr
forces except enough TO hold luc tlwr and
the bridge us. but should keep tho bridges
there for iutu operations in Ease we wart:d
to cross a5ain.
accordingly ordered the withdrawal. leav-
ing Gr::. Ii ,Okcr 10 conduct the withdrawal
Of oar Forces from the town. ami Gane:al
FtahkiIn IN cnnduct it, OF oar st. Daring
thar evening received Z nole from General
j'C1t,"", ar:d ab1u. ~ O'Clock - night len.
buttri il"l't uaInG aver with 4 mnsSag" from
tim. Ioukr', stating that ne ticn. iiookrr)
'cit It his; duty la represent; 10 ir tnr Crn1i
tion III which ~as leaving the Gown and The
troop. in it. ifcr a inrg cDiisllitei,uI, or
tho subject with Gen. HuLtrr:iri,:, | icii that
tbs t.oups proposed to leave behind would
not ho able to hold the :"wu. | ti:.n p.r~
TALLY dnG"icG 20 Withdraw Ihc :.nulc com
mand, which Was Htiil mere pc7ilous opera
ton. Ii colniuniCeG raining, which 10 sulnr
cXtcnt was asslatancc u us, hut :; very bal
thing IN the moving Of troops. tEuaghS
0"cf tho matter fIr about Iwu hours, md
about ocp:n senL Al uidcr In wILhiraT
the Wh"ic iurcr, WuIcii WuS nucccgSfuliy ac-
conpIi,hcd.
[he;c had been Il great Ls;i OF division Of
opinion a:on;; the corps coinr.: -,dcIs as to
the place ii crossing, but after all the Gi, cus-
sion upon the subject, the deciso, TO cross
ovcr here, unde stood, wes well received
by all Of ticui
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IttE SIAEktTS.

But little business ol any kini va dole
to-day, partly i'll consequence ii Ihe approsch
oi the holiday, and parity irrlH an uHw'!''rs;-
ness to operate until the lia.nci"i policy oi
government is disclosed. The p.essur" Of
Spectators upon Congress for further ISSUE
of green backs for the purpose Of aiding the
expansion, and still further inl!ltiug values,
Is very severe.
Money is worth si& per cent. per an'.ur' on
call. At this rate brokers borrow al they
need without difficulty. Mo'cuutl!c iAr9T
sells a, Cor the best names. Govern
mont certificates OF Indebtedness arc tr>ciy
offered at o. Demand notes range ,rons
l2Gt a !.
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OBITUARY.

p.D, III sirnc- In BAH county. oil the ntf No
Iran,-, r 10Th year o h. age, LEROY +. DtNG SE
FIELD. t.q
sir u ,u.rrf-ii shrnn S.llaH: officer L! ..
uf is aud r-ud-rcd mp"t.nt s-rsc. ~ ire cSIo.
pa!gp ln Cnna.!n When the pr-rent wisn-I war r,s
forced ~, r. D-pRrr5 III narmy espousrd 'hr r-c
Of rrr SOU h. and would have ,rkrH his pos1n IL the
,rny l,.. arG lnnrm h-atI orbld bu. h. rnt
gall ' 6rd %! b,t!, zach % whom proved
himself Sug r e lis -i.e and hsrc received dagger
pnund-onc having nsf l:g ~ the ba lie OF 't:a
.. other recrls"s se"r!r ~ound Ia tao
.r, AMI W ~ ,urru li- ha''!e ~ the Rs2! M.
sir p,ay.ri. d 4 mnr' .ul,1 and shining member
n the EriSc0pr q urcG and cd III be rN 3eH". ct'
has -Ycinrrd tbs ror better @o:j. In h 'hr r:a-
tom Df r husband, fst.r LIN trr and ;rirnd NJ @,s
mos. cu pI.ry lie -t .-," f<r'y of s'ec
unair rhlld-n and cir:,c al usYoseilr!shi' %
iis d-a u.
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The News.

4
interesting to day. The Banks expedition, Of
which so much has been asserted and con.
jectured, has heen heard from at last Its
principal object seems o have been TO take
New Orleans from the Beast. Its numbers
were sufficient for this, but are otherwise
contemplate.
Butler has given US another Illustration OF
the ruling passion strong in DEATH" lie
employs the last lno,aepts Of his official eX-
istence, tho General Ordsr,'' with which he
departs, in boasting Of the enormity of his
stealirgs and robbeIies and Of his general
viliianins.
We do not think that the Beast rctiTes in
an, ,:,sGrase az to his pSn3soqerDlnent.e? ?Ebe
:Administration Of Lincoln;is, by many months
| Of open acquiescence, partner and endorser
Of his infauies.
The present tardy proceeding is but foil
to the Indignation of the civilized world
Logically, it is = confession That this indigna-
! tion is just; but it Is no reLuke Of Buner's.
Qualities such as he has exhibited are in too
mach favor in Washington to be censured or
dispersed with. Butler, possibly. after an
ovation at the North, viii be held to harry
some cthc. captive Confederate city, if Prov
idcnce, for our sins, shall allow another 10
fail into the hands of the Vandsls.
Ficksburg is probab y again about to stand
On her d.livcrsnce from the attempts Of the
enemy at her destruction. May the heroic
city BE- as fortunate as before.
| Morgan: is rported again ut work in Ken
lucky, and with his usual success.
! 1t would seem probable that the fight
which is to decide The iaLe ut Nashville, in be-
gun.
From the Potomac there is nothing OF
much interest, proper to be spoken Of We
hear thst the enemy is in l1rge force at Bris-
tersburg in Fauquier, between Catlett's Sta
tion and Dumf.ies. The general Indications
look moro like winter quarters than fighting.
1t is the opinion of solue that there has been
no material dinnution Of the enciny's forces
near fredericksburg.
Gen. Stahl, with eight regiments, continues
az Chaniilly.
TIE CAMPAIGN IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
MoBr'G Dec. 27-Tho advertiser and Re
gister," has dispatch dated irapada, Miss,
eth, stating that the Memphis Bulletin' sag
that OH the 18th Gen. Forrest destroyed the
| railroad com,uunication.near Humboldt, cut
ting eff the Yankee supplies and that OH
the 2lst and I'D Gu transports left Helena
Tor the South and large torco renamed 4:
nrlyna which was to follow soon.
Sconts r"rc!t that FnrJest and Van Dom
md formed :. Junction ANA attacked Memphis
in the :,3d, destroying a large quantity OF
stores Nu;Ei.lls farther asccrtsined.
From appearances tho coutiict on the. Mis-
sissippi and Yazno rivers will soon CON-
mence.
Or. Price. who left Memphis Tuesday eve
! ming. Represents Van Dorm as being in the vi
c,pi;y, and "a having Sent flag Of truce dc
! manding surrender.
The -remy were removing everything to
| Fort Pickering.
There werc only two regiments in Mru-
| phiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30

R,SG-LEADER OF Plor PuNIsHEU.-About
hundred and fifty of the prisoners confined III Cas-
tie Thunder, combined in plot OIL Christmas night. TO
assassfuate The setinels their escape. Tho
plot however, discovered IN goud time TO prevent
,is coi.suulnation. Un Saturday the ring leader vi
the arr usrtn-n,, David Welsh, Yankee murderer
AMI thief, WIS discovered. He was punished with
stripes, placed in rons aud is now kept on bread and
water.
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UI Ed.

DIED on the 10Th infant Il o'clock, Az LET ScHhD
bis 10Th yra-.
D.D np thrsma- nlnl, OF scarlet feTrr, a " 70;
ri-ace VI his grant father w p ctro.her EhSh ro'
r. only child o John u. hni Bette '" stF- tie. as''
one year
~ Baltimore pspars please copy.
Dap On rhIrsd. " 2jh i-t.. rt+ o':lrck. ~,
!RrTIF wife u w. e.r: Eu ton and laughter u tie late
Paul sm:;r vi Clarke county, w.
DrE In ch,r.J.t-.vllIc. thc lIt ins..at Nr. 'Bh
SEXK WATTS, avcd ~. sonicr o ,Ir wal nf o2, anl
u member oi the ce.-hra:"d Petersburg Volunteer.
lie Wa, iurrI ed with M,aunic hGnVrs.
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my thanks to the officers and men of the
18th Mississippi Regiment for their generous
and sympathlzing contribution of $G5l to
aid the sufferers Of that sacked and dcsolatcd
town. The money has been received by me
through you. Very truly yours.
Z. r. IlowisoN,
Treas. Fred. Relief Fund
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TREASURY NOTICE AZ 10 FUNDING FRFA'
SUEY NnIE>.
in conformity with the &c: "t CehsU:>' at-EoSe'i
October 18th li63 po,yc s aerby given that XII j',t
sury notes which shalI e i-ae from the rli;ry q! :
the I.t day Of Dcceniu.r next will BE funosh-: cLiy
in Fer rent Pads OF Stock !:st"d oi sgEt lGf
cent. AN! s.l u.rons holding treasury notes which
snail hare .n issucd pr7in. " the sa: mt cay oi
pecaIatt.l aud who NAV desire 70 fIld the s;'no IN
agit yer cent Bouds stack, srr hea6} modified ihf
tbnv nus. ,,,.i IL ou rrUir the 20 - (" -!f!!
nex:, AID preI.nt The said lotes o. ,'e T':'' %
per.;tnri. a.. TIC tnTEDicent Tor the p.l-s: 81 icIa-
inn tfcu ia clshI PEI cent Enrir or sin"s s.s,s
H;,I .;,, ;iy: . De tupdatie only IL sSrsa pes
ccrrs G. Il. hEMGiNGHR.
Secretary OF the freasury.
October "a 1867. CON.
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'sEaaL CONTRIBUTION FROM The BRAVE TO
THE SUFFERING.

; "" do not ua,vy the man who can read The
}oi!leu communication without emotion
.al.a:.t men who have bern defending
n recovering fredericksburg with their
ii their hands, nuw contribute most lib-
|h-! inr The elirf Of i,s distressed inhabi-
Us. T"ey have rot only assisted in driving
l5k with jsnulniniou; defeat the Vandals
- ,Kc base savsges, sacked that city, but
ainoSt prodigally brstow their 1nsans to
ar their robberies. We trust this noble
Tnpic will provoke a generous enula-
q sluong all the citizens Of the Conivdcra-
aud thnt fredericksburg will receive abun-
;t ard substantial tokens Of universal sym
rly. On all hands We arc informed that
4, r,aiiciuus and wanton destruction of pre-
~ ut Fredericksburg dctrs descrp-
In The sufferers are our brethren, and
"s Uttered in our cause as well as theirs:
upqRS l7TH MISS. REGIMENT.
Near fredericksburg, Va.
Dec. %, 1862.
d =. tdit"r> Of lie Enquirer:
''ayy; hecu eye-witnesses II the sufler-
: SuteiIed upon the patriotic citizens OF
hi-;lctsburg by Lincol'.'s Abolition boTdbs,
B: band y"", through Rev. w. Is. Owen,
:p,!i Of this regiment, Nix hundred and
conc dollars for the hGnciit Of tho suitur-
sl,,,se place in suci. haeds as will promptly
A;,hu:e it, to the most needy, and ohlige
The l1Ti RLG'r MISS. EoIS.
''r;ons of the I'm Mississippi Regiment
rr ,b, hpu,Gy ,,f }Ir eU 8.r,rs ,,t k'y,,}r,;rEs-
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Ran TIE BLOCK ADE.

NOBLE, Dec. 2S.-AThe steamer Alice, fer
mcrIy the Matsgorda, AN the blockade last
night safely into Confederate port. She
has quantity OF powder and a valuable car
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ARREST rr .EsrrrE CoMpAxy.-On y

ARREST - AN 'EHTIEE CoMpANY---On yes
,eriay morning III OF The privH;es of Company d
Caplsin Martin, 2o:h Virginia Battalion. Major uclsg
NIL were marched I,m their carp in the second d
vision inner Iiu,S II he military prison. OF the eastern
district where they were iniprisoacd charged with
mutnolis caujuci. The REASON they assign for their
air.st is tie rxte7o ill-teatment OF Ma Ucisgnrl
wlo Is himself ROW undergoing trial by court mar
t,.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30

\ BrKii.,E SHOT For some tnnc past
sspci'us looking persons having been observed prowl-
ing about Oh" premise Of tho Mr.. Charles Gahpbe
III S!dacy that gentleman determined ~ ha on The
l. Ok for thieves rl better 10 further Ills p'li.
pi-es h" t.nS np his quarters every ISlt1n tic din
uiif- lu-e. GA Saturday morning gnctwetn three
aDG tour O'clock he hcar o Luinu outside, aa'. going
iu;n the prsnG., locked upto window ut tila bead "i
High: Of stars AID rle,e Crawling ina big back
negro who rad rl:,!ad up the ruuI oi shed in
the rear OF hUuoe Waiting Till he ls,l enrlci lie de-
IuarIte who IL ". y and ecccyng reply, he bIGZed
away with pistol AID he ball took effect in the col
ored intruders rgnt arm above the elhow, rendering
him IurI dueouDat, and soaring him nearly To dralh.
Il proved 10 be Archer slave Of b. K. Woodward.
who had previously Lccn employed by Mr. Campbell.
He was sent to The ileuricu county jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30
Nearly PLAYED Out.

The Chicago " Times insists that the no.
torious W q. Brownlow, some times called
parsou, is an enrnssary Of JEFF. Davis, aud
that hc is sent to intlaine the minds 81
the people Of the North, and work them to q
pitch Of madness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30

rIIE nEGALp ADvoCArEs coSvgHTroE or ALL
ImE STATES.
Tho Herald IN II, article on the '.atatc OF
the country" say:
We are approaching tho end ef the second
year Of the war; the government has ex-
penhr' over = thousand millions OF money
two hundred Thousand loyal soldiers haze
been sacriii .ed IN their .crr!c devotion 10
the Union cause; We have, i'll round nun .
hcr5. AT army ol 4 ;ni!ii"n "f mtn II. tE.;
field, navy Numbering hctu cen three end
four hundred vessels Of rar, and employing
thirty Thousand men: We are spending hard
Is less than three miIlinrs Of dollars day,
and, while a bill providing Gdr arothcr thou
sand millions Of public debt is pending hctor c
Congress. our tax paying people in cnntem-
piatlnn nf AL these hclYy burdens, ard dis
hcartenri by rere2.t',i disasters and failures,
arc earnestly irli!ring. what arc our pros
poets.
Under the existing condition c( things, we
car only answer that our prospects ere gloomy
enough. We have fought many bloody bat
ties; the Union forces have effected lodg-
ment here and there in every rcbc'lous STATE:
several doubtful States, by hard fighting
have been reclaimed ard yet VIC have LzTdly
accompliihed more than break here and there
through the crilSt Of the rebellion. Is heart,
onlC on" hurried ard twenty miles from
Washington, rfnains untouched, and each
succeeding 81; 10 reach it has thus lar only
resulted in 4: appointment. 1;saslrrs and dis
grace. The r.ritnt and f.Rat'cal sba!ition
measures Of the iGat Congress have fused all
parties and all rlssAeS III he revnlted States
into the part uf resistance 10 the last ex-
trcmir"; ah;'c The let= repnlso nf III" most
yow .rIuI army OF The Union hza revived tie
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CAPTURE OF TOMPKlNSVILLE, KY.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 2T-Parties from Muir
free> h",o' rencrl that Morgan has taken
TompkiusvilIe, Ky, and captured 1000 prl-
sonrrs, and 100 head Of cattle, and sent thelu
to Murlrccsburo'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30
BEAST BUTLER SUPERSEDED BI
BANKS.

MoRnE, Dec. 2I.-The advertiser aud
Register has late New Orleans papers.
Beast Butler was suDcrscded by n. p.
Banks on the 18th inst. Not over 5000 troops
camu cut with Banks 1t is runorcd that
Banks will iisbana tho negro egiments.
BntIer's General Order" dated the 18th,
says: Landing with military chest contain
ing less than seventy-iire dollars, from the
boards Of rebei government you have given
your courtry'S treasury near half q million
of dollars, and supplied yourselves with
tn. nec,; Of your service. Your expedition
has COST vrur s"vclnu,.lt loss by four-dilhs
tlian any other.
IIc-Eoass of his negro regiments.
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E!'lL -s!G:: tsyid TSz ..i!sIN.

We rcc";rd' last night from nu: special
AGENT copy Of the Mac EmA "Nnu!T ol'
ThMS'llV h.tS!, 2jih inst Mn: r.;!.a,lns and
half Of the 'H.rsld' are devoted to what
scharactcriz:S Il SIS a'BiiiIiant Vir:0ry il North
Carolina" which is also ucculn PANIED br Il
large Ilap. 10 riru the ren1,r ..ouie idea uf
the hammer in which this paper is Gndcnvor-
ing to revive the dropping spirits of the
Northern people. sc copy the healing To ihe
article anGYe referred -, y h:ch is displayed
in the usual mann:r, in large bold face type,
taking up a third OF column:
lmpJrtaat 'fr0il North Caruina-r::c E.r-
glgcncNls at WtteiIai. and ti0ld.b0ru - lGi-
rnrnsr destruction Of !!ridsrS, TTeSti2 W urE :.
ka!lTonl ir.ch>, and Telegraph Lines The
ticner:.lshp. Skid and te!nts Of G-rcra. Fps-
ter BriIiar: Operations Of the Third Now
York Cavalry and F,f!Hg ,iiil4ry-ln,.
viduul Piucr and Dari:s k',"nirg of
Goidsboro Bridge under 4 Iieavy Fire-Vcry
Rapid Marching o! our IcUnps-Surp:iS iSc ~
The knbeis a. Mount u.ivc-intrresling and
tral lhic Description Of the Sceacs--SJecia!
Reports To thc N-w lotk Herald" NulncS
ul the Killed and Wuuntcd, Nc, dc. sc.
The "lIsrald" says "thc successful eypeii-
tion nf Gen. Foster IN North Caroiiaa occu
pies Gnch of Tic public: attention. II i, Il
cu;shl!G,g contra: to the affair at Frcdclick;.-
burg. and Gn-. much &C restore the presiy. al
aucccSs which has heretofore attended oar
arms
Foster arrived at Fortress Monroc on Tues
day morning l"s.. Ills troops lad returned
to Ncwlrrn.
!" Notwithstanding that "hriilrnt victory"
i; cluimed intNjith Carolina. il takes two Gu.
lumns and hnif, closely printed matter, o.
the Herald 10 nuriisn The lat % 'Il:ad and
wounded at t!lr cJrciws,nn Of wiIc liz cor
respondent says ii is inro,Silc 20 sen.i 1
list Of the ln:s,ioG which moy turn VIZ III q
day or two"
The "uaI::!d' Acknowledges the blowing
up nf the iankc,' .urboai Cairo, il the Yazoc
;Ivtr, aEd says:
a larg" ront was made in l9r bottom, and
she began to IL: rapidly. Tie crew, how.
ever, got all safe ashore before she went down
although with some ,iilruitT. Other torpr.
does, III tie shape Of ordinary dcln'johna ill
cd with cOnihus,IblrS. were discovered By OiII
lice, ard taken up without doing any mischief
The Key West letter OF the "Ilerald" men.
tons the fact thu. eleven vcsseli of Genera
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30
FIGHT AT LASERGNE, TENN.-EXECU.
TIuN OF A SPY.

Ca.rrsSo"cs, Dec. 2I.-Passengers by
this evenings train report that fighting has
commenced at Larergne, halfway between
Mur!reesboro' and Nashville. There was
shirmshng along the lines since yesterday
The "Reber' Of this morning reports that
our forces were driven back few miles
yesterday, hut were Immediately reinforced
with orders to recover their original POSITION
man named Gray WAS hung, yesterday
ut Murircesboro', as a spy. Another was
shot at The same time Tor dcSertl0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-30

\ despatch from Cincinnati, in the : Her
aid" reports Cons. Floyd and Humphrey
Marshall advancing i'll large force from Wes-
tern Virg:Hia, thrHGgh Pound Gsp. Tao
same deapaich states ;hat 4 movement OF
Yanke" troops has taken place from Rich
Innnd. Ky. that will relieve Eastern Kcntac-
F..,,,, Elm, nn,-
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