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gone ard Grand Junction With the intention OF
tearing up the road, bat nothing : positively
known.
At Holly Springs the rebels destroyed large
quantity Of cotton, over twenty wagons, also the
depot, which was full Of commissary stores. am
uni.ion. &c. The property thus destroyed anouts
The rebels we're undss Van Dom; they mum
oered 5000
A email guerrilla force made raid toward
Memphis Sunday pilaged several stores and car
ried of one hundred head Of cattle and one hun
dred and eighty mules Considerable excitement
exists in Memphis IN consequence Of this raid. and
meeting was called for Monday night 30 con-
slider the best means OF defense
Gen. Sherman had reached Helena. and was
preparing 10 move down the river.
IL is reported here TO night that JET Thomp-
son was moving on New Madrid with 1900 from
Pocahontas. Ark.
WASHINGTON, Dec. % Secretary Chase has
sent to Representative Stevens his financial
project recommending loan of $500. 900 900. at
rates of interest not exceeding those now author.
lied by Congress. The Secretary does not sug
gest the augmentation of Treasury notes. The
Committee on Ways and Means has not yet con
sidered the subject
PHILAprLrHIA. Dec PA Fortress Monroe
letter of the 23d inst. says:
Gen Foster arrived here day Alter leaving
Kingston his forces took Goldsboro' without much
loss, tearing up the railroad, burning the ties and
destroying ails, and the telegraph. 80 that they
cannot again be used He returned to Newberne.
N. c., in safety.
SAN FRAScisco, Dec. 24-The Pacific has ar
rived with s2l0.OOO In gold from Oregon and
British Columbia.
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CAUTS0N.

The MARKETS fun OF limitations, represented TO be the
same as "BRowNsBRoScHIAL !" which are
In most cases productive ofpcstiye injury. Many dealers
wiilreoomnend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aho- sae profit themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHEs,"
which ny long experience proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influenced
theaected parts: the sedatve and soothing the
lining ofthe windppe into the BronchiiallaysP
mousyrriation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
he various which public and
singer are liable febll-dly'62
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ES BURR MI Z
A Rebel Raid Toward Memphis
III Large .smOunS or Property
Stolen.


&C., &c., &C., &c., &c.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The report of the
Committee on the Conduct OF the War embraces
the dispositions of Gems. Burnside. Sumner.
franklin, Hooker, Woodbury., Halleck and
Meigs The Committee report the testimony
without comment.
Burnside said: when. after the battle of Ante
tam, Mcclellan decided TO cross the Potomac
said 10 him. In my opinion he would never be
able TO take the army on that route beyond the
Rappahannock, unless he succeeded in fighting
the enemy on some place this side; that il he
proposed to 60 TO Richmond by land. he would
have to go via. Fredericksburg; and in that he
partially agreed with me.
"On the 9th Of November, after this converse
ton. Mcclellan gave an order to Captain Dunn,
Chief of Engineers, to have all the pontoon
bridges at Berlin and in that neighborhood, that
could be spared taken up and sent TO arlington,
with view of getting them down to this town in
case he decided to 90 10y way OF Fredericksburg.
The letter conveying that order written on
the 9th of November but, as understand was
not received until the 18th"
Burnside speaks of the surprise with which he
received the Presidents order TO take command
of the Army of the Potomac, and that he had
repeatedly expressed the opinion that he Burn
side) was not competent TO command so large
army, and that Mcclellan was the fttest person
He then says that Halleck came TO see him on
the 18th of November. On the 9Th / made out
a plan OF operations in accordance with Haleck's
order. and sent il to Washington. He gives a
detailed accoUnt of this plan, and speaks of the
disastrous delay in receiving pontoons, and says
that he started on the 18th.
CARo, Dec. A-Paroled prisoners taken at
Holly Springs, arrived here. and furnish the fol-
lowing facts:
On Thursday night kilograms were received at
Holly Springs from jackson. saying that place
was menaced by the rebels, and asking for rein
forcements. On Friday morning all the troops
but about 500, were sent 10 Jackson.
On the same night. the commander of Holly
Springs, being apprised that the rebels were ap
preaching that place, pickets were stationed three
miles out on all the roads, but the rebels seem 10
have come in between the roads. as tie pickets
made no alarm. aud the first heard OF the enemy
they were In town firing on our sleeping men.
Some resistance was made, but of course flu
tile In short time the Federals were overpow-
cred and compelled 10 surrender. The attack was
made at day break
Two hundred Federals are reported killed and
wounded and one hundred and fifty captured, Who
were afterwsrd paroled. The balance of the Fed
erals escaped
IL was reported at Memphis that the rebels had
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declo.dl4t
TRlCT or INDIANA. S.:

u TkCT OF INDIANA, -:
WHEREAS, \ libel OF information has been filed I'm the
District Court of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the sth day Of
December s62 by John Hanna. Esq Attorney of the UNI
ted States for the District Of Indiana against the life in
Of Levi L. iaycock In the following described
property to-St The y Of lot No. ~ In the original
plan of the city of Evansville, yanderburg county lnd
also In and the following lands I'm the county Of Posey
In said State, to-wE \ Of or and W j. of or,
section II. T. Of IL west; also the following
credits and effects % wit balance on a certain iudg
and decree I'm the county of Posey in said State,
against nm febas and In favor Of him. said Lay
cock Of about $780, for a violation Of the powers Of
Act Of Congress approved July 1Ith 1892 entitled
An Act to suppress instruction, to punish treason aud
rebellion, seize and consca.e che property OF rebels,
and for other purposes praying process against said
property, and that the same may be condemned and
sold as enemies property.
low, therefore, Ia pursuance II the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed aud delivered do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said
property any part thereof In manner interested
therci that they be and appear before the said the Dis
rict Of the United States, be held the city of
indianapolis. In and for the District Of Indiana, the h
Monday of January next Mt 10 O'Clock If the forenoon
OF that day. ard then and there TO nerpose their claims
and make THEFT Legations In that behalf
H. q. ROSE, u. :. Marshal
ByI. :. BicELow, Deputy,
Attest
Jonx II. RKA. Clerk. deci0-di4t
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rz-sIyGER 4 co Is LETTER aAYFAM


lily SEWING MACHINE, with ell the recent Improve
menis, Is the RESI- and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTl-
FUL Of all sewing maehihss. This machine viii any
thing, from the running OF tuck In tsretaB t. the mai
Ing Of overcoat-anything from pilot besverclosh
down to the sofsst osaer tissue, and i
ready TO do u work TO perfection ltcanfe, hem bind,
gather tuck, quilt and has cspacy Cor great variety
Of ornamental work This Is not the only machine that
can fc hem, bind, and FORTH but Il viii do 80 better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had In great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which Is becoming popular, IL,
asts implies. that be folded into box OF
case, which, when opened makes beautiful subsientsl,
aud spacious table for the wosk upon The
are sf sse- txl~ssnsbls de-ienpln the wood grew
In aatve forest, deliberately flushed arr can
make them. l. NJ. SINGER Co.
No. ass Broadway. New York.
10y indianapolis Office No. Odd-fcllows' Hall.
Washington street. spis-d&wtililehl IS
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General order No. Is--To Recruiting
OFFICERS.
HEADQUARTERS, Indianapolis, Dec, ls6.

HrApQranflRs, Indianapolis, Dec, 1862.
/. All recruiting officers In Indiana. who were
on recruiting service before the lst day of No.
vember, will report In person at these headquar
tiers withdnt delay, bringing their recruiting par
ties and recruits
All recruiting officers assigned 10 such duty
since November LIST. will report IN writing 10y the
6rst mail as 10 the disposition Of their parties,
and their past anil prospective success.
2 Failure to comply promptly with this order
will involve the arrest Of delinquents, unless good
cause be- shown for such failure.
IL seems Co he forgotten that the object OF the
recruiting service is 10 renew the wasted ranks OF
regiments in the field. Too much time Is spent
in social recreation and other matters foreign TO
that upon which officers were detailed
Compliance with this order viii enable the Su
perintendent TO act advisedly to the contnu.
ance OF any officer upon recruiting duty. BY
order of Col. Henry Il DARLINGTON,
18th u $. I. Sdp't Ind Vol. Recruiting Ser.
l.. L. MoERIs Lieut. 18th U. ;. L.. Adj't.
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(NO. 17p.l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DtANA-SS:
Whereas. libel of Information has been filed ia the
District Court Of the United States, within AMI for The
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 9th day Of
December, 1884, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney OF the
United for the District Of Indiana agast the ol-
lowing described credits aud effects OF Richard r.
Stevenson to.wi One ptomesory note dated about the
26th % April 1890 due December e5tn ls62 for the
81 hundred aud y (t2b0 dollars, taid given by
Hiram f. Allen and payable iis face 60 Charles
Thompson. for violation OF the powers OF act of Con-
gcss approved July II. is62, entitled can act 20 sup
press insnrrecon 10 punish treason and rebellion, 10
seize and ccnscate the property Of rebels aud Tor other
purposce aud praying aga, said note and that
the same may he condemned aud sold enemies prop
crty.
Now therefore IN pursuance Of the moniion anGe. the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 oil persons caming said note
any part thereof, or Ia any manner interested
theren that they be and appear before the said the lie.
rct Court II the United States 10 be hcld a. the city Of
indianapolis, and for the district Of Indiana, tho
first Monday of January next a ten o'clock 81 The fore.
that day. then aud there intepose their claims
and make their allegations IN thpi hehai
ID q. ROSE, u. \. Marshal,
Iiy J. =. BIoKLow, Deputy.
Attest
Jons II. RIA, Clerk. deelo.dlii
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U. s. MARsHAl's NOTICES.
no. 1asl
TTSTEp SITES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

no. rs
HNnED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. $:
whereas libel Il information las been fled 4. the
District CeuTt OF the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District ef Indiana, The nth day
AZ ecember 6o2. by John Hanna E- ATTIC. neg Tor the
United State and for the District II indiana. against
hundred oo Sunces quinc seizca a. the Port of kvas
VILE. in the State Of Indiana foF violation Of the laws
81 the United States the sad goods and merchandise
beng contTabenf Of war and praying process against
SAT goods az that the may be CONDEMNED and cold
a. articles coutraband OF war.
Nov, therefore, In pursuance of the mention under the
seal Of <aid Court TO me drtcted and delivered, do
hereby give public notice al persons claiming said
gos any raIt thereof. % In any interested
fhrren that they be and appear befoF said
tct Court Of the United STATES be beld the city OF
lsdanapoils IN and for he -trct Of Indiana on the
fh Nonda. 90 May a ten o'clock Of the
that day then and gbere inerpose their elaine and
make their allegations IN that behalf
d. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
By 4. :. BIsELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHn H. RIA. Clerk. deels-diA
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.4'- rhc illustrious - NJ" whose astound.
Ing discoveries In philosophy have astonlshed.
amazed and electrified the world. passed through
the city Yesterday en- route for Louisville. where
he intends To lecture. lie has already been
incarcerated In several ais for proclaiming his
doctrines, aud Is exceedingly anxious 10 sec the
inside of Forts Warren and Lafayette. lie has
unraycled the mystery. solved the problem. aud
illustrated the vast comprehensive OF his
great intellect. and wishes now 10 look at gener
aton~ In the future through the bars of prison
window, that the light OF his genius may shine
on n bcngh,cd world.
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tNo. 1917
n INrrEn sTATEs OF AMERIcA. DISTINCT or IN.
Attest
JonS II. RIA. Clerk.

mo. 1917
q TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
DiANA-SS.
Whereas n libel Of information hes been filed In the
District Court OF tho United states, within aud for the
seventh Circuit District Of Indiana. the 18th day Of
December. 1851, by John Hanna ks, Attorney OF the
United States for the District Of indiana, against the fol'
lowing described estate credit and effects oi one Burr H.
Noland o-wt One Promlssory Note dated January II.
1889 due October T. leo, with Interest from date Tor the
sum Of four thousand hundred aud sAty-sN
(t476Gl dollars said note given BY one jtmes H. Creighton
DavdG Rose Ia consideration Of certain real estate IN
Laporte county Indiana, and by said Rose assigned ard
transferred said Burr T. Noland for violation OF the
powers Ian act Ilh62enltled
IAN act suppress Instruction, 10 punish treason and
rebellion. seite ad confscate the property OF rebels
and for other purposes" and praying process against
said note, and that the same max be condemned ana
sold enemies property
Now therefore, pur Of tho monition under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered. do here
by give public notice Co all claiming said note
any part thereof IN any manner nieresied therein,
that they be and appear before the SAID the District Court
Of the United States 10 be held at the city OF indianapolis,
and for the District OF Indiana the third Monday OF
May next, o'clock Of the forenoon OF that 10y,
then aud there 10 nterpose their claims and make their
allegations In that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, United States Marshal.
by l. 5. BARLOW, Deputy.
Attest
Joan II. RIA, Clerk. deel'.dl4t
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deels-di.l
GO. 1851


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
Z DIASA-SS
Whereas libel Of Information has been n.ed In the
strict Court Of United States, within aud oT the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the sth day
OF December is62 by John Hanna, Lsq Attorney Of the
United States for the District Of Indiana against part Of
lot 70 In tie original plan Of the city 81 Evansville,
mencug Vine street 81 feet inches from the corner
Of Vine and First extending thence the line Of
Vine toward the Ohio river "a feet inches thence
across said lot the line of lot 80 IN said plan, thence
ong said line toward First street - feet iaches thence
line parallel with First street to Vine place
Of beginning, IN he city Of Evansville and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their therein
and especially against Paul r. Mars, for violation
Of the powers OF act OF Congress approved Jaly H.
1862. entitled IAN act TO suppress nsurrecton to punish
and rebellion. seize aud conscae the property
of rebels aud for other Purposes and praying process
against said realty and that the may be condemned
and sold as enemies properly.
Now therefore, n pursuance Of The moni0n der the
seal Of said Cou.t directed aud delivered do here
BY give public notice 20 all persons claiming said realty,
or any part thereof In any Interested therein
Court United states be held the city OF In
iianapcs IN and for the District Of Indiana. the FIRST
Monday Of January next al ten o'clock Of the forenoon
Of that day then and there nterpose their claims and
make their allegations In that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, u. S. Marshal,
BY J. s. BGELow, Deputy.
Attest
JonS H. REA, Clerk. decl0.dl4t
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r.sruxrne ssrHssslyros rnE Banr srAIr s.xnssI.
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(NO. 11p.)
IrNIrEp SrATEa OF AMERlCA. DISTINCT OF IN.

lecio-di4t
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we propose pablI-h. ia psmphet form. the able
realise d Judge CrHre EsEcrTIyE PowsH, the most
eomprehsn-se aud which has Jet been written
that subject, with the address Of the state Central
cemmitise the which proianed The recent o-
ieai revolution IA Indiana- Both will make PAM
- phlet Of 10 psgeS which viii furnish 81 per hun
dred. should by every citizen Of
Inllana Address orders 20
ELDER. HARDNESS BINGHAM,
November II, 1854. indianapolis, Ind.
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ON n NEW METHOU OV
treating venerisl Diseases, iDcIu.
ding syphilis IA ell ~ stages;
Gonorrhes, 0ieet. Structure. Van.
cocile, and Hydrocele, Dis~~-es -
the Kidneys, Bladder &c-. with
cut mercury containing . val
nsble trestise on that wids-spr~s1
nsisdy Of youth. seminal Weak
nee, Nocturnal Fmis-sons. sexual
Debility, in1potency. &C.. the &C.
cret infirmities Of youth and ma
turssy arising from the banrful
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> PoI.cK lrKNs "A dashpg gentleman was up
before Mayor Maxwell yesterday morning and
fned al for riding Though the streets ia a
carriage with two three ladies of pleasure.
He iorked over the money without mgrmur
There were four i've cases oi "plain aud
fancy DRINKS" disposed of, but nothing OF sen.
rational character.
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$40 75sli l5,t Tor country and city. Mes =
offered az el2 80. The demand = speculative.
but i gate moderate. Those who bought largely
last season IN this way are not IN the market the
present >csson There h q good desl Of mess
and prime mes being packed
Lard has been dealt IN 20 fair extent bat
prices ruled rather easier at the clo<e Yesterday
Head and gut. 53<se3<c Tbsre Was en- scfive
densnd for boz meats IL the close. ssd sborf
clear m,ddles were anxiouslv sought siters ~
dium world bring &c. and sxtra heavy I've. We
quote Cumberland st Sic; lopg no. 81 6a6,Se:
long clear. 6ile: -hor; clear, 7s7i[e: and short
RIB. 63sc.
There was quite large business done IN bulk
meats for present and future delivery. On The
spot shoulders srd AZ dc and for March ard
April a, 4a<ske Side are held II s. &C.
Old bacon sides are held at 6@si4e. with SOM
demand. 49,. =
There Is an active demand for grease at s,s q
&c for brown, 7@Ilsc Tor yellow. and 7'4e'se
for white.
Flour Is very dull. and our quotations nomi-
nal
whea, Is dull. A good demand Tor corn a
Asa doc. and a pre-sng one Tor old In bags At
51@sec. including bags. Oats In active demand
at s3@55c for new and old IN bulk heavy
business has been done in sacked oats al ga
6Jc
Whisky ruled steady nj S5c. with light de-
mand. That which i being manufactured h
placed in store al the disti.iers. there being
demand Tor t.of consequences. and under existing
eircumstanccs-distillation must soon be Suspended
In the West
The grocery trade Is very dull. and the demand
very light. This will remain 80 until the nev
year CONES, as merchants are engaged IN settling
up accounts. and are NOT disposed TO do anything
IN the way of adding TO their stock beyond what
L. indispensahly necessary.
In the retail trade of the CITY IN the fancy line.
business has been very active. never more 80, and
money j. being spent In the Nay of presents and
jewelry with lavish hand: we think We never
noticed the like before.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

70 We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
SoUScT W. F. ripasos q Knox county. a. eanssais
Ter President q the Board Or Commissioner. q The sink
ing fund subject The decision The i-sstvs Caucus
~;he Democrssie members Of The Legislature.
noszl div
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mo. 1871
STATES Of AMERICA, DIS.

Attest:
John II. REA, Clerk.
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An adjourned meeting OF the Marion County
Democratic Central Committee will be held on
Saturday. the 9th inst. liz il expected that ev-
cry member will be punctual In attending, rs
matters of no ordinary interest will he presented
before them. The meeting will be held in the
Democratic Club Room. NJ ? 2 NJ precisely
y. HAYDEN, Chairman.
December -, 1869 d&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
special Notice.

10 AnFERZZSERs-A1 advertisements taken Jor
spectfed time, and ordered oas befoys f1e sfralioa
offt<te spectsed srR ~ charger fte yegsfay rains
orsAs same ~, 90 rae finsfa<y are orderedoAf.
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NOTICE.

OFFIcE or iNptASA cESrR.L RAILWAY Co..
IsEiAsArotis, December 9th, 1862 !
YnvHE stockholders In said Company hereby noti-
fed that an election for Directors In said Company,
win he held at this Office In indianapolis, Thursday,
the eighth day Of January next, (se3)
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
decs-sw SAM. HANNAH, sec'y.
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Masonic HsLL.-This afternoon the Arlington
Leon a Donniker's Minstrels give matinee.
commencing at o'clock The doors open at
This evening will be the last of their unrivalled
performances for this engagement. There will
be rush. aud those who desire to secure seats
had better go early.
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Clasnp.--The New York store will be closed
o.day. Ia give the clerks chance 10 enjoy the
festivities OF the season IN common with the rcst
OF mankind The Messfs. Glenns are liberal in
-ull things. and never require their employees to
work on the recognized holidays
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sE- Christmas and New Years presents at the
One Dollar Store, No 5 North Meridian street.
Yolins Block. near the Circle. New and elegant
styles OF iewelry. pins, ear rings. bracelets.
chains. lockets. gold pens and pencils. fine silver
plated forks. table dessert and tea spoons, cast
ors table knives. &c. for sale in lots at one dol
lar each. Call and take your choice for one dol
lar. Dealers supplied eSlw
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Ina TnsArkn large and fashionable au-
dence greeted Matilda Heron last night nj
the Metropolitan. Her reputation rs an actress
has not been oserrated and the intelligent of our
citizens can appreciate her unr,aled reading and
her chaste acting.
Tomorrow night she appears rs Camille and
on Friday .ht as Florence In the Belle of the
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I. San CAsrslry We regret TO learn that son
OF John =. Nickel was suddenly killed YESTERDAY
He Was driving cart, which was upset by strdng
q stump. aud In the overturn IL fell upon him.
breaking his neck.