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walker, 5 L Wal
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Ivm Waggoner ,Ssm'l II
' L Wesooat, ReubenWol
Iaster W White, Robert VIII
2 Wood, Capt II I Wsl
IN l. Wrek, Simon Wat
I'm I walsh, samuel AWei
VIM BWilson, Samuel wills
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VIM A West, Preston CWos
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IN Wilson, r Il VIII
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: n X Winter, Ludwig Will
Thos Wella, Lewis s Wis
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J ID Willingmyer, q VIII
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apt Ira frey VIII
b, H'yA Wtsner, G W We
John Walton, Gee + WI
enrv A Webster, Geo W We
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Woodward, G + Ws
!, H'y A Werle, Franz Wi
.enry A Williams, Capt Wa
Re, Hon G a A
Wentworth, Geo vii
Capt II Wasley, Frank CWa
Walker, Frank 1--WE
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Miscellaneous.
Z Of Courier of the u S-1;
/ Express Co; Capt Of Con
lntry; + H.; Henry G.; Hs,
Express; Minister Of
I'd Cavalry; Room II, 70 De
upply Agency; Clerk Of Pati
LEWIS CLEPHA
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AUCTION SALES.
T111O DAYS

This Day
b ,cornw r. svsaas ssl xistS sss:e.
srocx or CoNfyCnoNARY AND FANCY s7pRa
On FRIDAY, At Il o'elosk n, ws viii sell, st The
sSs;S II. a.d Fancy Sssss q ws.
"a Third 1Is street,, his g s:;its st.ct sc.ps!si.s
yeiliss, Brandy Pesoh.s and Prsserves
ssean, Fancy Soaps. Portnesssiss, Playing
Combs, sru.hs:. Hosiery. Jsvslry, so.
Fireworks aid Cracfen
Giles Jsr, Cornter, show Cases
sis:: ss:as: bl:hss 81 .:,ssss ssss Stand.
Tables, Cnsiss, Tumblers
lee Cream sauosrs, Ice Cream Frsesers
Tabs and Mouds, &C., TO-
~ ~ WALL & BARNARD,
jaA1o-lt Auotioasess.
~ The above fac will be csntlnusd
this morning; commencing ct 10 O'Clock, and again
,..m II ~ WALL sAssAsD; .s,,.s.,,
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Asotisnssrs.
zzyEz kzsx Sahs 2;
DC ,ATAUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the nth instant, We shsil sell, in
front Of our corner Of Seventh and streets a.
10 o'clocs . III, q. cxcclent as.ortmsnt Of Furni.
ture, viz:
One Hne Plush covered Psrior suite Of ten pieces
Fine walnut Wardrobe, Dookosss and Secretary
Bureaus, Wssholosets and Stands
Csntrc and other Tables
Fine Rscambent Chair, Walnut Etssero
Cane and her Chairs
aair and other Mattresses
Bedsteads and Beddipg,
With . large assortment Of other articles, which
We deem unnecessary to enunsrste.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jan lo-d Asotioassfs.
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DY 0ASEEN Il WILLIAMS, Aaetioassrs.
ONE EXCELLENT PIANO AND WRITING
DESK AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY NOR SING, the llth Instant, st
II O'Clock .. m We shall SELL at Auction Rooma.
Ns be sold on account Of whom Il may ooaoernJ
ONE PIANO AND WRITING DESK.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
jan 10 lStar) Aactionssfs.
Tvrv HrpH @>->.
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Tumblety.D F-3
1'alney, y W
Terham. Rev L r
Thgg, &c
Tsuuef, Ell
Thayer, L y
Thomp on, G L
Tungclsws, "a
ThaFtee, David
Thsyer, Hon Ell
Tull, Davis
LTinAy, Dcnnereoa
Thomas, Dan'lW
Thomas, David
Tilbets, Chss
Teipp, Benz Z
Thsyer, Chas =
Truman. Chas L
True, G + or II NJ
Thompson q p
Terrey, Chss W
Tucker, g II
.Irempler,,, Z Cha. y
Trumbull ,LtC N
i1hornbury, Bepj
Thomaa, B
Tabef, Benj
Turn, Bryon
Tucker, 4 q
Trussell, A W
vsn Nfcschzeshs,
DR. 4 4
vitrelly, Frank
vsa liaecht +
yose, DIG
Voorhees,, ID W
J Vaughn, Chas r
vanWinkel Chas
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Brig Gen q
Venmeter, u V
Van Ripsr, Benz
Vincent. A u
vsndervatee Rev
A G
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Newman, Rev J
Northup, Henry
B.
Neal, Henry
INicholett, Gilbt
Nolan, Dan'l
Mash, Il l.
Morton Edw NJ
Nauele, Ely
INettleton Dav X
Newoomb, Clark
lNuttiuf, Ch 8
Norris, d +
Nicholson A y p
OsterhOut, Henry
.Ohmirs, Henry
Oliver, Geo
O'Conner, DenAia
O'Don well Cbas
QufIes, Benj
Quinn, Bogsn
O'Csnigsn, Au'w
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Turner, W +
r6SSpsos, SS Gsa'l
Turner, VIM
Tiemss, Thos /
Todd, Thos-2
Tilt, T j
Thompsou 'Thos .
Taylor, Capt J IL
TSIrssSii.', yaCc
ThoapkiM. ] q
Taylor, Jw
Thonaa. Iealah
Toalkins, jas p,
TWinbull, 1t J G
Tusker, Jno I
Thompson Jno
Tsyr'''' y 4 Co.. J
Talon, ssm'l IN
Townsend, Ssml
Thompson, Jas X
Tredway, r n
Totten, R6h'd
Thompson, Rd
Talbot, Robt
vaureusele Ii
CourtlAnd
vanmarter. WIN
yaadenburgh, L
Van Meter Jaa's
vandusen, J w
vanderhop, w
vsDmartee. VIM
SM nee0, Lt W
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V0ro0ieF, wm
vraton, 'rhos
vanderpool 8 y
Wan Aesdsle, Ira
Van Meter, Jos Z
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BY. 9. "eaUlHn = Co., A.''''.''r''
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
LOT CORNkR OFF STRB4TAND FIRST STRICT
WEST

WkSSE
On TUESDAY AFTERNO DON January lAth. at
o'clock on the premisV We shall cell, TO the high
est bidder Lot No. l. inSquare No. SoT fronting 90
feet ON First street west, 1t the corner Of North
street, aad running baok los feet.
This Lot Is we'll situated for business purposes, be
Ing near the Railroad Depot, with branch road
running Immediately In front Of the premisss
Terms: One third cakh. the remainder In ax and
twelve moaths with interest, secured BY deed Of
'A Wv JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
I'D Tstsrl Auctioneers.
ny WALL d BARNARD, Auctiensers,
ID Cor. south side Fem. ~. ana Nihtn sueet'
GOVERNMENT SALE 0FHoRSkS AND MULES, Al
ACS1ION
viii be sold at auction On TUESDAY, January
lxth. 1909 at the Corrall, near the Observatory,
iot OF condemned Government Hores and 4ules.
Also, twelve Blooded Mares with foal, condemned
a. unit for public service.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash In specie.
By order OF j. j. DANA,
Captain Assistant QuArtermAster,
jsas AleAeaesM
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Newhouse J II
Newoomb, Jos I
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Newman, DR. 10,
Noble, Rev J
Nichols, j ID
Needham, Hon !
Neihouse , JOSEPH
Nedo, Jos
Newton Brig Gel
Nally, joseph
Norton, Ja0 =
q and Q.
Quinn, Jas'
'OGenbacher. j '
O'Bryan Jss X
'O'C0nuOr, Jno
O-num, Jos
O'Connell, Jno
O'Nfare, Jas T
Quig, Henry
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Admtor Of Courier of the u S-3; Army Once
American Express Co; Capt of Company Z, Sth
Regt Infantry; H; Henry g; Howard Express
itsry Board Cavalry; Room ", + Dept U Army
4 Navy Supply Agency; Clerk Of Patent Ofhce.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, r. N.
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Wa In6en, J V
Wilton JN Il
Upham, Cap j ,
Underwood, J u
Underwood j v
Uophries, Geo
varney, Geo w
Vau Swartoons
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Van Bresnt, l.
'Vokey, Theo
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Buok Jes00e
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Wilson, Thos y
Wilson, I n X
Williams, Thos
Williams, Alan X
Woodfall, Jas II
Wisner, jackson
wsnuemore, ! j
watson jas
Wadsworth, II
Warren, J d
Woodward, ] d
Wolf, Joha L
Wolf, Capt j
Wood, Capt Ira
wharton, H'y A
Watt, 1t John
Wells, Henry A
| Wilson, II w
Williams. II
Woodruff, Capt
Williams, H'y 4
Webb, Henry A
walbridge, Hon
Hiram
| wsllen' VIZ Capt IL
| Wittiston Gen II
Wiener, II
4 White, Horsce
Wilson , H'yW-.
Worth, 1t II A !
| Wyman, Horace
Whaley, Hon X
| WelGl, Henry
| Williams, II G
| Warren, DR. j II
| White, August
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

The toNFNAN Y Itbi' 49, "ts~"
lie lsfss AID besuiiini paper, snd Coz
aims the inost ssin be ID oftna'bon % bRss'
ns,pshss. ~ S~snlnsI Weskness. tn:
.su-e. s6ects, aud cure, showing ne sstss
-f.css Of the disesse. % ~ o'hen u's-
.ssss OF Sexual Organs. toll eAp'sns''oa
Il tho origin Of Syphilis. the means q ~.
,entjcn snd cure. On @ .nsompsioh. shss
fearful disease, On the Liver Hesr b'""-
.ch and Shin. On Female Comp'sin's -
On The various Schools OF Medic'nss' On
he modes Of fses,msnt how PFses'se' -
On the False Tses,thent Of Dissssss. On
he various Medical Humbues ua inc
Physiology Of Marriage. On th~ Q 'mmea
sense Of MEDICINE. On Diet, Exsrcists,
M A button. How the Py stefan should 1e.
How 10 Prevent Pregnancy. Ind macy
other sIings. SEND yeR ~. Th" journal
should be IN The hands Of every Sne. 10
III who sppIy By letter. with full description
lof age, occnpstion. symphonic Of disease o.
snv Kind, and hs bits OF life. Candid Advice.
free 81 charge. will BE- glseu' ~ the Chief
Ply sicisn.
Address with two ~ three stamp: tos -.
Turn postsge.) DR. J RUSSELh
Feb. Is. (Bvx b BRo.KLYs. Nav YoaE'
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TAXES! TAXES

etvsfE Tax Duplicate for 1862 is now in
i ~ hands ios collection, and Tor the
pssoose a collecting the same J viii sttend
4. ~ olies. o. Jssoes, until tho third Mon
dsy q March, 1862.
Amount Of Tax assessed Tor 1862 on each
80 husdssd dollsrs valuation IL. for State
IS cents and so cents poll; County ~
rspts end so cents poll fos school ~
,ssss and 20 csass poll Sinking Fund >
sssss Poor Asylum 5 cents, and Military
3 ee6ss.
0Ths Township rates are % follows; !.
7Oe1umbia Rosd 8 cents township ~
ssss6. spsesI school 20 censs and 20 cents
psll. -
n sstlson l Road 5 cents. special school 20
ssAss ne 20 cents poll.
nainbsidRo -Road cents. township ~
ssNts, special school Is cents and 20 cents
poll.
special school Is cents and 10 cents poll.
Paseka-Rosd IS cents. township cts.
svUsial school : cents. and Is cents poll.
- Pssilassd- Reed 10 cent?, township u
ssuss,spsslai school is cents and 20 cent
- rHEo. soNDERMAN. T. D. G.
-aos 3. 1904.
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New boot and Shoe House.
i CADWALADEn, SON & CO,

TTavs this day opened : WholsssIs Boo'
II and Shoe House. and have nov 10 stofs
. good assortment Of men womens and chill.
dren boots snd shoes. that we're purchased
before the advance, and propose 10 sell .
old prices; slso great variety o. notions
in part o: bnttonss thread, needles
pins. fancy goods. &c, 10 which they wish
TO cell attention Of the trade. % they VII
positively be sold q % low prices % at any
lime in the last four years. They propose
10 buy Sang Beeswax Feathers and Rigs.
Main Street. New Albany.
Door west Of &C Csnnon 4 Co.
]. CADWALADER. SON & co.
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Court Notice.

State Of indiana. Dubois County, O..
IN the Dubois Circuit Court, Jan. term 1868
Leo t :. PEI. 70, Divorce.
Cstharine Ferry
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the un-
i designed Clerk Of said Court, BY The
affidsvi, Of a disinterested person. thst The
defendant above named 10 not resident
|of the State OF Indiana.
The said Caiharice Ferry 10 therefore
hereby notified Of the filing Of said petition
and pendency Of said sctio,. and that the
same will stand for trial on the % day OF
said term Of said Court, TO be held at the
Court house, in the town Of Jasper IN sal
County, commencing on the 4h Monday y
J annnry 1868, when and where she will
b. required 10 appear and answer or demu'
thereto, Or the same will be determined IN
her absence.
| Attest
H..NRY A. HOLTHAUS. c D. c. e
| Adams e. Buettner. atty for pl'f
4 December 10 1862.
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AZ our design j. to make our paper
one vhat will DO cf interest to all en-
e>ssA.i in the different departments Of
sc:ivS industry in every part OF the
cosa,y, 10 respectfully solicit the CO.
opsvutfon of our intelligent citizens
tiroaxhspt IL limits. And being es-
pScIaiiy desirous Of promoting the
isvu;ur interests Of Dubois, items in
any DEPARTMENT Of agriculture are par
s;cularIy solicited. Please send us al
thapsvs, incidents, general informa'
tiou. and mineral discoveries in your
respectjxs, neighborhoods..
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~ Aspsv,Lts. Pssey Co. Ind. April -.
ID. RcsAcs--Sis-I fesi 4 ny duty y
.se.ess vos ny cstiIfc ..e. 70 show you the
..,sa, hsvs tslssd from your medicines
lie o,1stissslsa Blood pills and Blood Pu'
rii&N Amer being afflicted for some three
ve.ss. esvinf oos vhysicisus 'ris'. and also
shs .sSsSisss q Dr.. D-.f wss pessus'
Sstwuy 'yscr pills and Purifier which
ai< ssd ykey cured mo perfectly:
You're, truly. y. y FuuAn'
NJ Zee advertisement.
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Notice 10 Tax Payers.
WAR ABOUT CHANGE.

Notice is hereby given to The Tax payers
OF Dubois County, that when they come TO
my their taxes, they must provide them
selves with the necessary small change. as
II is impossible for me TO change Bank bills
or Treasury notes, and the County Commits.
sioners have refused to make any allowance
10 procure small change.
THEO. SONDERMANN. T. d. G.
Jaeper, Dec 9Th, 1869. CIV
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TINE copsrtnership. heretofore existing 10
4 the Ireland Steam Mills, between NJ. d
Dillen, Samuel Dillen. Jr. and Henry Green,
Is dissolved By mutual consent. M B. Dill
len and Henry Green are authorized 20 col.
lect al debts due sid firm, and pay all de.
mands against II The Mills will hereafter
be conducted BY NJ. b. Dillen and Henry
Green, who solicit . con,inusnce Of the
public patronage, and will endeavor q
merit Il.
M. B. DlLLEN.
SAM'L DELLEN. Jr.
HENRY GREEN.
December. goth 1862. 3w
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No'ice Is hereby given that VIII ssII ~
~ public auction on
Saturday, Jsp. 8. 1868,
At the late residence Of A G. Morgan, late
Of Dabos county, decd. all his personal
property. not taken BY the widow, consist
ing Of horses. hogs, cattle, sheep. tobseco
hay, corn. wheat, household and kitchen
furniture. farming utensils. &c, &c.
Terms vf ssle-12 months credit will o.
given On all sums over three dollars, lh'
purchaser giving note with approved seeu
rity. waving valuation and approismen
laws, and bearing interest from date; unde
three dollars cash.
dss1s GEO. MORGAN. admr.
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-.n.J. REsER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

Lsvrsses street. next door to Union Hotel,
rartst1 JASPER. IND.
:. OFFERS HE services 10 the public
- sseend @ al the branches Of tailor
III iue. end. will BE- Thankful for : shsre
81 sssrsasge. He guarantees ell HE work
x Sc. dons IN The best style. He has
email ssoeb o. choice goods. which he will
nsks % ehsap for cash. Cutting done on
sks,t eosiee. aug 8, 1862.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Office is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed sdministrs-
,rix OF the estate Of Joseph Miller, deceased;
said estate IL supposed TO insclvent..
All those. having Claims will present them
duly Authenticated for settlement.
Jasper, December 18th. A. D. 1862
MARGARET MILLER, admx
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Notice Is hereby given to those indebted
IN TO the estate Of John Lusz. deed, 70
come forward and settle the same by cash
90 note, on or before the 18Th day Of Jan
uary. A. ID. 1868. After said date suits will
be brought In the proper Courts for ssid De.
mands. Those having claims sgainst said
estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
Dec. 20, 1861.
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List Oh GsetteEss
Remaining in the Post.ofiice st Jasper,
Dubois County, State Of Indiana. which
IL not called for. on OF before the 2zj dsy Of
February next, will be sent 70 the Dead
Letter.office. Post. Office Department, WISH
ingion City, D. e.
Reed, Jesse Wife, Il John
Tespcr Luz. Wellmeief. Ernst
Niehaus Robinson Nancy
Haas, Margere'h
jasper. Indians, Dec. 10Th 1852.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, p. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-15
Items.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE twenty sixth
Connecticut regiment, Col. Kingsley, arrived
from Norwich this morning, and proceeded
by way of east New York to the camp of the
Connecticut men. Another Connecticut reg
iment, the twenty fifth, is expected to arrive
tomorrow morning.
Boston, Nov. 14.-The barque Revolution
and the schooner d. DeWolf, hence for New
Orleans, were brought back to-day by the
revenue cutter. They are supposed to have
contraband goods on board.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 4.-The United
States circuit court to-day decided that the
Briggs patent suit against the different sewing
machine companies, has no valid claim, and
all the suits have been discontinued.
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From nevada Territory.

SAN Francisco, Nov. l4.-The Legislature
of Nevada organized on the 18th. The gov
ernor's message recommends that the terrific
rial government take $500, 700 stock in the
Central Pacific railroad company, which pro-
poses to construct a railroad from Sacramento
to Washoe. He says that during the past
four months the people have paid nearly
81 100000 monthly for transportation of mer-
chandize from California, and that railroad
communication would reduce the freight tax
three-fourths, causing such developments that
road would pay from the increased business.
From the best information attainable thee
timated monthly produce from the Nevada
mines is $l,OO0,OOO, and they will hereafter
produce as many millions as we can procure
machinery and labor to work them, it being
in the governors opinion the richest mining
region in the world, of Invaluable extent and
perfectly ineXhaustible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-15
Rumored Rebel Movements.

New York, Nov. 14,-The Washington
Star of yesterday afternoon says that we nave
information from the front, representing that
a considerable portion of Jackson's force Is
making its way over the northwestern Vlr-
ginia turnpike in the direction of Cumber-
land. Md. While inclined to doubt the accu-
racv of this news so far at least as to the
extent of the rebel force marching i'll that dl-
rection. but if it be true, Jackson designs
seeking to divert as large Union force as he
can from the serious work now before Burn
side. The ruse is an old trick OF his wnlch
will hardly win this time, we apprehend' Inc
rebel authorities are just now bending every
nerve to strengthen their army between the
Rappahannock and the Rapdan. Floyds en-
tire force has been recalled from western
VIRGINIA, and if not already arriving at Gor-
louisville. will have all been gathered there IN
a tow DAYS. Braggs movements, 100, nave
been shrouded in mystery for more than a
week mast. and the rebel citizens OF virginia
sincerely believe that he also is rapiuly inoY-
ing ND by rail to Join Lees army. 1t was re-
ported there that Jackson had returned 70
Winchester with considerable torce' "a, anu
was to move from that point westward Ane
better opinion seems to be that If jackson Is
in the valley at all, it is for the purpose oi
moving towards Staunton, as general CoA
march towards that point with federal force
Is exciting apprehension among the rebels. a
,veak ago Gen. Cox was known to be IN dlgn-
land county, within 40 miles of stanton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-15
LATEST NEWS.
From Gen. Burnsido's Army.
BY GRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac
WarrentOn, Nov. 14.-A rebel brigade, which
has for several days been accommodating our
positions on the Rappahannock, left jefferson
this morning for Culpepper. Cen Pleasan-
tons cavalry drove their rear guard from JEFF
ferson. There are indictions that the rebels
are about evacuating Culpepper. jackson is
said to be still lowering about Chester Gap,
with not over 10000 men under his command.
We have force in his front which prevents
his coming down on this side. Allis quiet here
tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-15

TRENTON, Nov. l4,-Lieut. Coils. Colburn
and Duane of Gen. McClellan's staff were
sent to Washington this morning under arrest
IT is said the order was received by an officer
of the army in this city, and the persons
named repaired at once to Washington to
place themselves at the disposal of the author
tiles. A rumor prevails that other members
of the staff will be put under arrest The
charges are unknown.
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s.onowaIl Jackson Reported.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l4.-A special cOrresPon-
dant tn the American. dated at Harpers Fer
ry to-day, says, lit is believed there that
Jackson Is between Winchester and Harpers
Ferry. Parties from Winchester and our
scouts all report that Jackson passed through
Winchester on Monday, and that Gen. Hill
followed him on Tuesday. Skirmishing be-
tween our piciets and those of the rebels has
been resumed during the last few days, and
three of the first Maryland cavalry have been
captured. Gen. Slocum who commands at
tht terry is fully awake to the position OF at,
fairs. and has a sufficient force. The rebel
cavalry scouts are still said to be on this side
of Blue Ridge; but, beyond picking up stray
glers and capturing few suffers wagons,
they have accomplished nothing.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l4-Gold dull at 1914 q 1872; Ex.
change quiet at a. STOCKS better at the second board
Chcago and Burlington IS Chicago aud Rock Island
79l; PittSburg Fort Wayne and Chicago 49, Cleveland
and Toledo 669; Cleveland and PttsDurg 394 lnOis
Central scrip 15i Michigan southern guaranteed S23
Michigan southern $50; Michigan Central s65 Harlem
ls9; Reading 74l Tucson 49, re 6O2; Erie preferred
skies 5I 4 skies, 81 re stered, 1885, SKIES 81,
year certificate, $50; Treasury 3-l0ths l04,
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Tho News from Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov: Alt is rumored that
Gen. Blair will take the field in few days, at
the head of his brigade. Gen. Carr has been
ordered to assume command in this district IN
place of General Davidson, who Immediately
takes the field at the head of the troops III the
southeastern part of the state.
Advices received at headquarters, state that
Gen. Schofield is rapidly recovering, and the
probability is that he will Immediately again
assume command of his troops in person.
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LA GRANGE, Tenn, Nov. 13.-Gen. Grant
occupied Holly Springs to-day, and our pick
cts are two miles north of that place. a sec
ond dispatch says that Col. Lee of the 1th
Iowa cavalry had driven in the rebel plcSets
at Lamkin's Mills on Tallahatchie river, four
miles south of Holly Springs, and captured one
hundred prisoners, among whom were sever
al officers and captain on Van Dorn's staff.
brisk skrmish is now going on at Lam
kin's Mills, and the rebels are retiring. Cen
Grant is determined to drive the rebels to the
wall and pin them there.