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The national Republican., 1862-02-20
ze- The rebel defepces at Fort Don,

e- The rebel defences at Fort Donelson
were most formidable. They were well forti-
fed on two immense hills, with their fort near
the river on lower piece OF ground. From
the foot Of their entertainments. rifle pits and
abattes extended up the river, behind the
town Of Dover. Their fortifcations on the
land side, back from the river, we're at least
four miles in length.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January 2l, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Tbursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field,
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business OF the public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
jazz IF Secretary Of War,
The national Republican., 1862-02-20
MILITARY GAZETTE.
Cowartiice and BIisbehavicr by an ono, r
in the Field.

In the Field.
Complaint having been made by Gen. Lander
Of the mi'conduct Of an officer under his com
mand, and the matter referred to the Secretary
of War, the following instructions were given:
"If General Lander Is sa,isll' d that Colonel
Amsapzsl was guilty of cowaidice, or mitbe.
hsvior before the enemy, he may be tried on
the spot, and Il found guilty, senter C, Of death
may be executed on the spot or he may be
cashieIed by hi. commanding general, at the
head Of his regiment.
" The former course Is recommended as tho
preferable one. Cowardice in an tficer, ex
hibited on the field of battle, should receive the
swift punishment Of death.
EDWIN N. STANTON, Sec'y of War.
War Department, Feb. l6, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

in"> Yesterday, by order of Gov. Andrew
national sa'utes were fired on Bunker Hill and
at Lexington aud Concord, in honor Of the ra.
cent victories.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

CoTroN SEED.-The Illinois farmers will now
be sure Of plenty CT cotton seed from Tennes-
see, in season for planting, which Tin Illinois)
does not b, gin until the last Of April.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

FLOYD AND PILLOW stole away, taking with
them the Fifty'irst and Fifty.seventh Virginia,
ard several Arkansas, Alabama, and Texas
regiments.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Gen. Price Pesitively Takes.
CAPTURE ALSO OF COL. DORSEY, cob
CROSS, AND CAPT. JUDGE,
OF PRICES STAFF,

The following dispatch has been received at
the headquarters OF Gen. Mcclellan.
er. toUIs, Feb. l0-l0.S0, A. n.
To Mojor General Mcclellan. 2
General Curtis has captured Gen. Price, Col.
Dorsey, Col. Cross, and Capt. Judge, Of Price's
staff. II. W. HALhRcx, MAI. Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

Still. OAwARD.- G. Grant h s energetically
Issue ortelS Tor speedy forward movement
to still greater victories.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

vxv,NTED-A GIRL FOR CHILD.S NURSE
w ,nt 10 do plaiI iewing Apply: between ~
and u o'clock, for two days nj 300 pennsS wanna i
avenue, up stairs
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

OUTSIDE READING MATTER.
FOURTH PAGE--Sword Presentation at Camp
Grifln; Poetry.
FIRST PAGE.--Old School Virginians; Obit.
uary notices Of DR.. Ruggles, Col. Russell, and
Surgeon Luther V. Bell.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

OsT-CHECK NO. 3is-F0R ONE HUN
l. drsd end nny eight dollars, avn by Brua
Cameron + ,ymsster U. A., oa the treasury OF
the United Stat ., dated Mas ing.on, Febru, lat,
1902 In favor OF Captain c. r.. Lowell, tr bearer;
The pay men, Of the same having been stopced,ah
per-ons are forbid negotiitlpg the same,
The fnder will be rewarded BY returning II TO
Captaiu c. II. Lowell camp of the Sixth u b. cav
AMI E,f,senih n, ee,s feb 2O-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-02-20
i BOuNTIEs.
AND ARREARS OF PAY

AND ARREARS OF PAY
Stcured for soldiers or thtir legal Representatives
at low rates, by the subscribers.
A's, cla'nis Of citizens OF the United States
against Gotta Rica, und treaty Of July 2 1,6u;
aud claims Of a,y description II, cessary 10 be pre-
sent.d at the Depar,m T. Of 90 ,.rnmsnt, In This
city. CLARK GAiLohD,
f.b2o-2w Washington II. G..
New York Daily Tribune please copy.l
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

v1RvNCu, GERMAN, SPANISH AND ITALIAN
Il Taught iu u SUI erior and Expeditions manner,
Ly ge"t.em n late Professor 10 college, who ha' M
v.tsms OF the noted UNIVERSITY abroad.
idress q. W. n, Post ONCE, Bcx No Q, Wash
;,n,on n q feb 20-tf
The national Republican., 1862-02-20

nEPOT QrARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
u CuRsEK or EIGHrEESTB AND u STREETS,
Huntington. u. u, february 10, lS62
Seul proposals for iur ashing TO the 1yernment,
al this point, q 90 y one thousand HEAD BOARDS
for the graves Of decreased soldiers will be we'd
at this office un II Satyrday, Marchist, lst9 at L.
o'clock noon
1 he boards must conform In all respect, to the
following "
The Boards to be Of clear locud wood. free fran
knots C) iOur feet long, 1O) ten inches wide, l.)
ona and one half inche. thick
10 be slightly rouuced at the top and "chamfertd'
on one sid round the top, and down each edg.'o n
iItabce of ~ one foot (9) nine iLohei.
Planed snoo en- each side
A specimen Of tns style Of beard require d may be
seen at this ofbce
Proposals should b. sd ires ed to Col u. II RucK.
ER luartermasier U. b. army, Washingtun, ID. C.,
and should be plainly markc " Propnssl. fer Head.
Boards" y. hICkEk,
Ieb2J-d,March O. NJ AID Col &C.
The national Republican., 1862-02-20
Thursday, February 20, 1852.

~ Reading Matter o. every psss.Ts
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XxXvIIth C0NGRESS-THIRD SESsio,
WEDNESDAY, December II.

SKSATE-A communication was received
from h. Seer t;rs OIL the Navy transmitting
'hr aJority and minority report OF tn com
Dlissit n uIon the selection or League Island
70 navy yIrd, Ordered 10 be priatrd.
Dir. Pomt roy pres, nted a memorial from the
Washington Corporation relative TO the de-
t.ises Of the Federal Metropolis. Referred.
Mr.. w llSon REPORTED back from Ia Miiitlry
Affair." CounliE-- the bill 10 facilitat, the q =
Charge of SICK and dSabied soIti-rs and 70. the
l"t.er inspection of the coavaIesc=nt camps.
Committed.
Aiso, the hin for the better organization OF
thu cav airy OF lie L. y COMMITTEE
MIR IL g reported back. from She same COM
n it,se, the bill o forfeit the pay Of absent aud
d. YeliCt officer. Committed.
Mr.. Hale reported back from the Naval AZ
f"Ns Commit e, The bill 10 adjust c-rtain an
iropllationS Tor ne civil service OF tn Navy
Dir. Nesuaith introduced a hill 20 establish a
trs nch mint 81 Portland, Oregon. Referred.
Mr.. Kennedy introduced bill to amend the
&C; establishing the grade OF line officers in the
Navy. RrErrrd -
Mr.. Wriph t introduced a bill allowing a aset
OF in certain cases in favor Of loyal Citizens.
Ref, tn a.
Mr.. Sauls' ury moved resolution calling for
il toI nation concerning the troops seut int
u-ia~ar- on the DAY of the late election there
Laid over. Mr.. Wilson ohjecting u it's consid-
Grafton tLcn.
MIR. Pow II moved resolution Of Inquiry OF
I. Secretary OF War y heih' r State prIsoners
arr, sitd AZ d IA n dschar, ed BY his authority
On account Of IN -ir Imprisonment in the CT yil
courts. Lsid over, Mr. ScInner obi .c.ing 70
its ITess ut consid ration.
hoUsg.-Mr. EiSgham introduced bill TO
aTerd the laws n iating 70 conascatfou. Re-
Ierred. II yovid.s that IN all case eniing
or " hich msy heres fter arise, if any ship, yes-
sci, or o'hsr property shall lie condemned. the
count fefoTe Masking any award shall provide
first fer payment OF any just claim ai-d BY
sny loyal Citizen or fri ndly for~fgn powell
Ih- s~napr resolution requesting the Com
n'it.ee on The Conduct Of the War 10 make
tarlg ri orts, was adopted
Mr.. Stevens reported lii making appropri-
alton for invalid and other pensions. Post
pored 20 Monday. r7...
Also. bill 20 supply deAciencics in the appro-
pTia Ions for ciYil sfryice for the year ending
June g., let3, which was made the special or
der for fussday. -- q. - 70 -, d
The resolution Of July last, providing for
printing iD,ooo copies of thu sPreeidsnt's mes
cage On conssea'ion, was taken up and laid on
/ the tatle. .--, . q
The House resolved itself In Committee OF
the Whole, and the resolutions Of Mr.. Ste ven ),
referring the different portions OF the Presi-
denta meesags 20 appropriate committees, Were
taken up. Frl- -.f-- ra.
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COMMUNICATED

RaxxRCPT Lkw.-SoIdiers who have re-
sroaded to tie call OF the Government, and
" no have left their workshop AMI Ia IT coua-
TN houss, and vGo-e business has been de-
stroyed, are writing 10 know il there viii be
any doubt about the passage Of The I.w VI tais
sAss sion. ..' .-- - s'r-5 - .. -.e
We tell them nc. Republics ara said 70 BE-
rugi a.eful, Tut his Win PROV one exception,
rot more necessary 70 do justice for the past
than to hold out ihe low'r 10 protect those IN
tn. future who may be willing 20 risk all for
iil,ir country good. There IL a largo ajOrIsy
in 10th Houses IL it favor; ard 0rl there
nav te, for i: Is oGa or the few laws replet-
with good, and assinst which not one sound
argument can lie brought.
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'sARrsoYmrnoRyrEG PRESS.

r,eIsn.SeAesr k5ys thar Furnishes "unex-
I'D efsHSspg position eonfessee 3 decided
repul<e Il nj aIInx. ~ Neu - eress Loss, And
b naturally pioduced great excitement and
tn. ntrtst sepSjfl In the pablie MAD 49,,
gard 20 future op.e0ASen, ssss Psssaab 'Trsu.-zs
We shonla= - sn2l Possessed Il sas eaasest -
Wins rts nIury 81 disastrous enterprises 70
b. ccrif~irif 70 6arr opinions on the proper
p,ssss.. . Essp0pl is!li,y Of such unhappy fail
1s,S 49,. - - 49, =. :. - :,
r<rs,s1ssre army proves hat vigorous poll.
icy hiss az iast bs.'n 7aausurased, and that tn /,
cetnttS, e.sSse oHhasaiiy look for early and
,yoFsDsfess lis. - 80 - .--,F -
..Os,heuse,ts ~, Hsa ~ al b apt 70 e,airn
tIa~rahas rsi,h as 10 shun 'er:.' = - =
sasf,aA alscIisysi4 ,sankiagis n again sub
nis-se<esiu sxeaInsrssion-i solscy.-risnk having
30. ssUndsrt leavsas ftss ridSr Eoundertng d g
th.,fst u osld EaSA6esnA . nonsIous absurdiiy
10 sane ~ hsp sssxredhion TO James river"
Thlr WONT do, n ighboT: rou expressed your
p:csetHt ss:,s Is lion SEE rday ina. General
Tsnk< had, Set, y en- sest 10 James river, -.~
osy.sAsS ,ssss ss,ssa 'rSs - 70 co-sysruaas IN he
cr-srsx- ~ Rfrsssr4~ 80 " a.
fnse E;ss,st5S ttsS slsirs that it has op-
rSSSd " S-29SsT:C ~ upon fredericksburg, aad
thSsiE~ks.e1 aHorsd Ssrsby otaer papers. This
L-IAssS idisRsse nse sp4 LifIl f, - '.'
Issi,sss s.rt 10 RI 6setfagaifsran atrapce in
o.S Sf t. -: We II the Potomac. pro-
Ios-IsE,Io = -Sr sfisimaper force inactive for
I-+,ssassurs -sssxfs 20 Arse we s1- avare, none
ocrb~. srs s<asfs, cfras-d such ipa-:iri7y
e2pys abb i.sE9 sfspse FER an adyanee upon
ls4eln-sla ~ la "a ncAsAnrx. 49,.
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rHk MCDOWELL COURT ~ iheUIRT.

To-day, Mnlor GeBl Rsfua Ming was ~
an, in, sod cpr.radictad al,ortion or the t'st.-
.,,cny Of P,l~g CiSrkc with rsf'r nee 10 the
alleged spy-Littir. He stated, also, that ne
was lnsTIeisd by Gen. NJ ID. 70 preserve the
sr.w:rg croTs in order TO s'csrc th'"l Tor tae
use CT he army. lie thought they were sub
s~cusnt,y bar, eetedrur our army.
lie fugtier proved tie sooi effect OF feneru
McIowelrs ord.rs in this particular, had q
capital effect on the discipline OF his troops,
ard l;,a. .hs. Subsequent change in the peiicy
lad a very tad effect on the discipline % tae
Amy. --..--- -
Brig Gen. Wadswcrth wasnsxt examined
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,tl,rgx xsf1fAKY soYrRxoRsH1p

We xsfn sfItAs AppSiRtment OF Gen. Mar.
tindAlete be tAAAiltAry Governor OF this Dis
triessts ~ :oae, having been made
so xytEseesrt Non p$ Gen wads worth's re.
centEaes q AekH n Geas IL s administration
OF ,hAASAFs, a9hiafpaution- up to to this time
s-sskpaAs shi<h S1ssdsssble reputation in this
couahanitys sa6i erhraees, en- viab,s promise
for hs frtPrt. n tsel assured our follow
cia l4AsS lnsps4y ksiisNe,..
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.Sltt1 EDITION.
IN ooEeox ?. u.
,RsIyAL ovswOUSDkD.

Tbs-- ssranhoa's arr1ved Ibis morning 'rS'n
Aqr{s Cr'rh. eriIssE4 urh tx 81 * IN a'n-
Ord and wo thousand wosndrd e'i :Hrs < %
hid rar ic:ra'ed IN the recen; bile % =
Fredericksburg. SvreI corp-"= were a -
bycuxhf w. 4 few Or Iha Wounded ger "a -
srrsusly so, Tut thu IA or y II sso-' orousa'
I'D Thu morning wrrr lie 70 vilk - the D. -
pi.ais Nearly all, however, d their eds.
sser.s.d hAsds haua.v pds <rAoss srvoset up
this nor ninF W.. &c Erin- psl'y private o;h -
boat AZ. .xpec el Up this Aner'.o nn. 4 goa;
nam hsr o. the woul,rd har-born sent % Poiat
7
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"a, +. r.: to-
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4 iT Y se,sstYest sf .seekstaAnd Glass Ware,
E Eisss NJ bi 4: n
P : sssf e spd AZ 1: 10 ss,sss ia-t
Aihst a T able ard Tea. poenss<sf
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= sff Az 50 as, s; Is ;.'A
TEMF FpHx e.. yyFxisoF
No e,: s2a $3.50 t.s a., ee'r. d and Z.
T., ssw.H ass AND FANCY GOODS.
AdapteSs. sssEGAsi:e. Rs.senss!
DOLLs OF KvHRs 5sKsoRI rIoSl
xStenstsAss} 81 ~
PROFESSIONALLY. a''' ,.9 .s' GARD cAsss
asiss sswesks7f sAsss.f
r HAfkSTs, .ass.a..-.. f iaa merry,
from the D~N f8ctdffes.
SrI'IS0 i1xsx & hsA k H,bxxs ID oAsAs
3. GAMF ,,ah .ssYBi3 Xko Bio AID,
CHINAiSXa &syiis bdORA M ENSAs Masks
>. y. .,hsnssM affHR-sdkkssb rs yEse.
* L. ' :. g,gE a,TASS ~ sa %
..s+s 81 ssnq ME ss e @pst
.isil, Barr: FsmfE lstltifs ssAycset ,ud inp rt,i
!, Nc. RtaRash6 lNASsss sssas re:araei f.on
r'stsaatr .ssssKs Resirs s tss> to nv s.
e. 'a,d ssei0st ayr&tfSt aifs hem Ia evr.y
q" Sc tSsS,s-isctttss htstfes store wi be
''''tk Lord s. ss e. g, :,
d. 1sss.se "a t3ggI ~, ,IBif sN~stss bose y -
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TELEGR APHICs
LATE FROM PORT ROYAL.
TIM BANKS EXPEDITION GONE seUTH OF
-r.- THAT POINT.

Nav YORK, Dec 1.-THE steamer Star Of
the south. from Hilton Head, on nth, has sr-
liyed az this Port. a..
The cleaners Sals or and Albany, which put
into PORT Royal for coal, have sailed again -
- ioin the tanks EXPEDITION. -. .. g.
lie steamer Quincy, with part Of the 42d
No- sachusetts, had ALSO put in TO repair her
oii-r, ard would On sail again.
The troops frera the cond mned steamer
I b mes are TO be Transferred to the bark Vol
ugPGr.
Tbs health Of the troops is good. Only one
hundred n.en are la the ho-pital ~ Por; Royal
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& R0BfRTs-s
SYRu YQR .MILn, Oh ERRY AND TAR
osRApnyRf NJ fsoIuyx sDRE YoR - '
'0BS1kaATG c0ytshA AND COLDS.

.tleS.f - .tsa ,aats-sI me- y -
II iaAMe3 4utakpl remedy EDS persons troubled
Ton ofsSs ( Ssosl ' co 1 nern atei
snd TIN the VIZ e slS sss
s. sassssiss ss ss: bat
,>afta.i- ..et6 sfPBiLyIXoKa Dee "a, IsSt
,o Fh. will IN ND my y 'S
Cherry and lEe., snffhsyefssa it the b,s. snt
most speeds cure To- Coz III An Colds thu. have
ever tried. IL hppeArs 70 kssef2n slmost Specific
effect in curse daksensss nd u of the
Thscatiessc ia 80 s,.,-6 is,,lasos IArLoa. sd
Esvfss ussdcBf koSsfs9 syfup8f Wf,i ch-rey
ana Tar. l .com.nes6sss sss.9sscell=nt remedy
for --sets C9idi -.
: Price g cts, pax bot i; OK ess dozen
q 1920 e : Cd pka rHM9sEkrs. No.
Also, By CHAS. sforr, nrussit, 37s Pa. ~,
az ~ 80 Oi-i-:rL =. -, =. lie Il an
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DsA1Er os SoLDrGss.-Th- fob VIA a
~. q ss1oss, d .Inse our las: -
Ihomns Pi,t~rS company u, i37th Pa
DAHL A, Rodsfr, coppaay z. Oh w.
rohn " Hura. compaay u. i-th Aaia-
tcJorsi Robert 9; Luebp III cypasasy z
~, "a ~. - 49, = 10y -
jacob Myer,, company I, ls7,h-PA
10, n H-ss.nrer, oomI'asy "a. sA Pa.
Sau- rel r. Eoyry, company b. s5la n ~.
,hns. " t'ole, company X, a5th M.In-.
irsEc,s W1.hts eoIapany y, ia.i "a
Mira E.sNctse. com rsany y. s-uuN. -
3serxersG 500, company b.i'sh Ne Y.z.sss.
nksow n eods--~ 80 $3.50 -
Sinion s.FnIrs. comFsBy q, 'tssthPa. -,
Er1ara~i ~ ~e-r u~i', company n. 5'ay
Al. II Batch der, cure nany u, v-h VI = -
wIwyr.sn. ~ ny y. f-sh r.. -
GcG-c" Hcfrcker, cor pssny o. efst Pa
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pRiiaHrPrL ESrERrAIssssr.-Entsr
Odd Fellows Hall last night We found thai
liant ssSenIhlazr Of ladies and gen tlsmpn ~, A
u grnsra. I" coed time" prevailing. the occsS,on
I e nF tie festival given by tie ladies OF Eoua
dfy u Irch. line band was d.sconrslnx
cheerful nusic, and every thing was In con
csispaiion According" Il would hc hard %
specify In tina space At our command what
pleased rs most amidst the brilliant display.
but cannot omit urerttening the richly fur.
nshfd table Of Miss Belle Shac kiefcri, with its
choice display OF wares, tasteful, Ornamental
aad useful. and the similarly attractive ea-s In
x,e-Adams, (book ;abae,) Mrs Juli-t.e GfarA.
ner, (supper iabls,l Mis- FSnai. Adams, lSoa-
hction.Ty,) add Mira kiag, (do.l And tn N the
flower tSeis, kept by = nannbrr of pretty iitile
T isses, mcst not be forgottea by an uaanuar
Of means. The festival IL 20 he kept opea every
nIyht this wes K, ard affords = q, lsati al on ,o-
tuhiiy 70 sps I'd pleasant hcrr, and fSr be-
neN OF Mt end
IN prserrsE.-Lsst might, - rouudsmsn
Kelly, OF the Fourth Ward, was passing the
corner Of Sixth street, near Cant rbury Hall, ne
D. ara some ono call out "Hsllet Kelly = He
Walked up 20 the perscn, w DO Was st.srs.. very
c, n iortSbly ia pants, vest and ov,rooat, the
legs OF the rants being suck iato par Of
ttots that Looked as II they had beer ir tie mud
Kelly did not REQ Enize the person Al the no.
me mt; hut when The question, =. W ~, deaf yoy
knoW n,e I was asket, IL recogni5ed tbs yol g
and replied, ..Oh yes and you ssan 30 70 tbs
%stchhouSe." Theearty proved 90 b. Fran xi
Morton, one oftee fancy, from Mrs Marsaaii',
IN the Seventh Ward, " DO had disguised her
s.lf to visit Canterbury, had ErctSedai, snd
would have rcturned uaraolestea, hot TOR her
Expectation CT aeon HiiIaSni her ap Searaa -
hich ir.auctd her - hail thc rour tsi, su sSks
q In ths- cell tIi AFTER on O'Clock she'd
eng - nGenhal ieSrs, and OCggtng TeiS .ss>
Justice .Waltr rel, Ss--t her ar eta IN Ado for
h,r quarters in grpst hast
. THE ASsENAI---lm u.%a 50 >c'ts-s - srt "a
rtl,oU sad rnnG:'i0es Of wsE - rrTssty have
teen tGr~ac.,t % the ar.-y - Lhc Pvt"sPsc
within t.,r lap ,.aV ~ tWS.
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- The Rebel steanrr AlAbamaSs reported
to have returned TO Mar ;iniqueand was receiv-
Ing coal there from a British, vessel The San
Jacinto wasoi IT. Thomas on lh,. 3yth ult. !. -
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~ An p. al mas oeea MAGE - tas, pc lple OF
Texss ty lie Retel Governor Lubbock for flxs
thousand more volunteers 70 repei an Invasion
Of The State by the feoiera,s ~. ~ >, 40 IS
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SECRETARY SMITH AoMrNA ispeoR JrnGg.
Hon. Cai' b. smith, SECRETARY oftiie Iuter,ot,
was yesterday nominated to the senate, sy .he
President, for United States Dtstric. Judge for
the District Of Indiana "A So 49, -
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FarAL AcctpsNT- Yesterday Sfernooss
VIM. NH r, company Z, on Mi higan esvsifJ.
vac ace!dsniaily kn9cked down BY y ioc ms,
tire near thsd-pot, which psseed over one -
his Arms AM - ioS, covering bis foot H ve
81 oB> tsksh 10 Trinity Ho pitsi, bat as~s
daring .hN night. ."
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SICK AND WOUNDED OssIOxxs.

~. ": CITATION kee see
EslcK AND WOUhpED OssIGxxs.- :
wa.si.,,o.. peims sss i. rsn.t
in s ii. e.: e,, viii cali on 81 81 ta
aTE.y f.r pioiee-i' na 81. enisnee. 0fics No! 3sU
eieh and DUN. ed 4 m GERS Of yoluutAers in this
ely viii esii n earx' on Clymer y. g. Foaua-
ter. Ter prof. s-ionsi ats n1aneet ones goa Pa
II. above Damed $. ,sess are spe.i.n, IS snsd
de dG Actins Surgeon .Aeaer II.
n~- snirH~ualsS LLCTUnG,.-A sautse OF
US Lectures viii be CIV. BY frof. d ]TtSos. q
! Oh ~ Dec. Is-sahtret, Tn. L..t-red R.ces.
,HsiHs-day, Dee. I7.-sub,vet, The Asritiae
Friday, Dec. Y-sutjees. The OF ia d. cirsli,.-
hord.y, Dec. 2 subject, rae. Historic and Ur.
hs tosps e win commence at sesspss. Admit
.ts!te fr.e Fhe ruhlic are IiSit"d dsi;-t
n-MkrF Ne ny pESNsfrvasrs>SEa
u public ave. ia If he f,pn-ys shiA srtfi-rs
F. I'D A.~r,stien Will Dc bella at k~s Dr,tssld'r
+. d. church, 81 street. be;x-e. g str,.t saa
essssscT H:a Of 1ss! Rsy.ssn.
iiviSr o sPe4t this MEETING ia i,.>s,s tna VA
ti"rs ins Az ctalou -nc. i:s rs~nissSioa. an
s y ' r. ne ssi css.s q
,h@r aI.e5 81 s,c, a. wopndei se'tiSrs il s,n.p
tli h'Hr'tsi NEo c'sir our Hytupstt ~ nit a.
si' tHe ta9I'Gt - cIi:r PSaa y<rir
a. t.r ct.d T. y" fresS !
n. - Il ;-uT n" s'a,,Iing ccuiu!tt,-a OF - II.
SOC Ni!tn will he rrS rs;.trI, r'A~ysrs! kNs.f,
suis' 81 eIcaN, II address tho Iareir e.,
J. b. MuERHEAD. SEs.id.aL
INV " tuiLi'As Scerr'sri "a, a. iyr,
~ FlsTltALs-Th~ Is'i. s,af tLf eass iry
u 81 tho isti Church Ill h0IS = x s,iy =, a.
On reii,'1-' isii conn eu,i: euSr V'feFS-
la, tie thth bGst. AZ tn rru eiGsE-r 60 s"!e-
vote. :" IN. ~ ".gC' e ms styEi1- - t-N
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CosElRMA. IONS By TnK Senate
yesterday ms ,'si l. hos, ing con ~ mationss
H"-.--s W Mc(3raw, 70 be attorney Of the
ni.td Slater for the districrcr Ures M.
Edwin Willis, % lie d pug, t-oe master at
EoHoe, State OF Michigan. az, risFet -
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ofs.,f FOO IA espfURg

FNSxyAxt 'ff.,n,s Iec. ~ c6a-gditor Scr.
Hurr1s yha IN q sr,a Sf Brig ten. John W
G' stts.dfs fsicr ftHrr 4Iafppr Perry, throu III
torvst& 6STe tffs fcssH Leading wes,wardIy from
IerAs'te feeifts n tTo3Ses, Captain James
ti''eh'r, with his proves, gard, took psse~.
Sion OF nye-hoTse IAN lad,n with coltr;,band
gvOdes0 tksriR senar,.I9a ... -. =
1knaaeds wrrsssszshr,r,way from BerIis TO
the fk4eybQrssyaad HpHe. held .haeI. 20 allow the
GeLfES&saS On6H IA " Rass.sSut Capt Fletcher
and his guard t<aiRS ia tnaEsxE of tils division
Inbosads tl4< y. n oys7fv aSl,srr and ALI
AogIp0unt Ssnlan We're. also rab.r-d 4 few
ioafe.sfienHS kd> AZ " ass. now la charge Of tho
gusylis. l.fa lufss.Eu.tsaA
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wAsHyseToNs ARSENAL, Ire. ~. isea-sc.
4sssn5 Nav The ordnance u,en &C this post ssvs
rot e~en paid for six mcntha why v -
sufser oy Il very ruch, Please insert this, - j
E:i- mp the lAymassr IL seSr Chri,tmSs
sad We " aat nasnsy. Az ORpxAHcE MAJ a
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LATEST NENS,Bf TELEGRAPH.

RFOMSEatEM BURNSIDE.
- d~1Fa Busnaaade the following -;
r .scs expseAtaG h6Teseon. FOR wi,hdl FinS,
from .Erel SaskSsseT S
!. HsAputt SfsksI ARxr OF TIM Porn Ad
1sM 'sss.e'eess; m--x'jer s.ost
FHoasts ;: The stns was withdraw ~
side OF ,hr river h-cAusc J telt the pc. ihoasia,
IRON; cou!d not he carried, and it was a mill
try recessssy- sishsr aozassack or retire. 4
r.;ulte would have been disastrous to Us.
Ths abs5s iesseSss ni<As'ws.Aou,
tie knowledge OF the enemy and without loss
either Of prcr~rw wmegs.
/ -TISrfShfsj, -
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GArCts- 'fI..- inRDER ~TArs Mgy-W'e
nrters:and there wa acaucus hld last nigh,
o. the FsiG-r >t'.'e M IL IN l,p' gre, !, and
oilers Gov. Robinson is in, tle city. and is
II derstood ~ have be, n present. 1t Is sup
~ ed u" meeting was held 70 discuss tie
p'hcy OF 80: IN III Cnionis:s VIII ret,rs u e -
l Forthcoming proclamation OF emancip dtion
b. llie p esid nj. ..-. --.-4 -. -
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o~YoUsG MINIS CHRIsrIAN Ass,CIA
o TON Asp cisl rasstiaS Of the -Bosri Of
E.Easers " i'll be held his Hci nss,lsyl BYE
MING, 18th inst 1t n, O'Clock. Plsase Artsr,i
10 a. CLAYTON Kee SEQ