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, 1862-10-25

6ECE4IIS AMI EulfMEkTb Bt CAAAL-oEE.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour, br1s.. 6,e54 Lumber. It ...... s5.470
Wheat. ba...... 5.7eo Salt, brls ..9u,4 ,4s0
CpIn. p0 5t,tDQ
Rye, bQ. 366
The receipts Of produce to-day embraced 1854
'br7s fous. 7a,2ls bn wheat, bu com, $50
bu Gate, ,J,1s3 bu rye, 4,12n bu barley.
Tic receipts # achea: on Las corresponding d@ts
IL 1851, 'r+ye .4s,9 ,9so bushels.
The lending markets to-day opened very fat and
somewhat lower, in consequence Of the reported
advance in canal fuights, and very little business
vas done Till tlA New York dispatches were re-
cciyed, upon which the demand became more ac-
| tive, and everything closed f1mer- Gold in New
York opened at 1871, aud the fret board closed At
1Ssa4t1 say but 1t caused no visible change in
the rnarkets for produce. In the afternoon, how
ever it fell to 13l and the markets closed dull and
| dropping.
Flour declined sR1cc per br]-but holders were
generally unwilling to submit to the depreciation,
| and the transactions were triAing at $500 for
white winter and IS ooGa5 Is for eprlng extras.
Wheat opened dull and heavy, with very mode
rate demand but the aa,ices from New Tozk
stimulated buyers, and the market closed On
Change firm aud shade hiG'er-with sales at
9sEG9sc for No Red: 03as9akc for Re
jected Red 90 a Csc for No I Spring
slGsSc for No Spring; and 7'G5 Sc for Rejected
Spripg-clos1ne dull after the receipt Of tile new.
from the second BcaEd, Corn declined o at tAt
opening, but improved after tho New York dis
patches were received, aud closed st decline C
| ic-with sales Of Mixed in etora at II csc, an
Itejectcd in etore at 2Sc. Oats were quiet and IS
losFer-with falcs at 31kG~35c. Rye WAS stead.
at Sec Hiehwines were hzm at 3a'xc+ BaSle
MAS quiet. Timothy Seed was easier. Mess Bsa
is held at SO CO. and sales of extra mess wer
made at 411.G0
Fseichts wc1c steady and arm at 15c for corn t
Buffalo.
, 1862-10-25

HIDES-MAsket firm without quotable chan2e. I:
POTATOES Sale Of one car choice mixed ut
40c On truck.
EGGs14@1sc 2 dog.
PoULTRY-GhieAens9 . doz- d .5oGDt-76; TUT
keys g b 4MGfSc.
, 1862-10-25
Heavy Exports Of Produce from New.
York.

Heavy Exports Of Produce from New
York.
The following is the comparative statement Of
Of lie experts (eKcirE1yg src1le) from port
Of New York to foreign ports for the wsek ending
October Fl, aud eince Jan. I:
For the week.. $s.G7sel 3sf5.410 5.07z. 1856
Prevy reported. Is l3t. .z 10 11G III, :Go1
Since Jan L.. ~. 56 Sal 1l5 15i55s 1ia
This ia the largest amount ever exported from
THE port in one week. and the statement is calcu
lated to strengthen mercantile confidence. The
activity In the general produce markets has been
steady, and arises from legitimate aud no: epeca-
,s:ise trading. 4: 20 period Of cur history as .
| patioa has the business community been IN =
| mora sounG conservative condition than they a7c
at the preseat
! The experts Of the week include 81 ,eO basre1s
| Iour, 1.sei.cEc bushels wheat. 5s6,T0 bushels
cc<n, s.oo ponds auG sou bsrre!s provisions.
Ae $4,000 Es.iors oil. lis b4lee hops. 60 ~
l..es rottor, :,sll Aegheade and oacs and u. .ltO
, 1862-10-25


New York stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW XoaK, Oct. q, 1863.
First B0ard-Stocks-Bettera and active.
D5 B. qniaey D III q FIT #. y. w.; c6i:: $" $
GaIena Chicago. SIX Do. 3D. 9sk
y. Cent: bonds. 81 Do: 9Th 5sH
GpvEREnEET srOCEs.
us e. 81 ,coup'na.1oss Q. 8. s. ot'7i...... sax
U. 8. '67 rgtd.. ..1M Treasury $40. ..105 s.
Z. &. hs Of 'f1...... %
Second Board-stocks irregular but generally
better.
CHI i Rock 1s'and s3A Harlem prfd .-.... 80
CIeye. j. Toledo... 10 Michigan Central 81
Ga,ena & Chicago e4K Michigan Southern ask
III. Cen. ec1ip Six New York Central .10SA
Mich South gt'd.- 8lA5 Pacific Mail. --...19 y
Ere 65A Erie I'D ........... .1UsK
Erie pteferred...-. 9216 Missouri 6s.-...... 52k
A81tEM A<tE |
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Z. s. 1853 ~, .1G3k Q. $. Dnd Notes. -t27A
Treas. 1916 .....1G5 U. S. Is 81, coup. .10s1s
MONEY MARKET-Continues easy at 5 per cent.
on cali, ard 5G6 per Cent. Oh strictly prime
paper
| Sterling exchange dull at 1i2D145 for the range
| Of merchants ard bankers bills
| American gold is lower, opening at 3sf and
| clcsing steady at 81 per cent prem.
| California gold bars nominal
, 1862-10-25
CLEARED. Oct,

CLEARED ED-....-..... October n.
6tmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers ,6a5 ba wheat,
sundriee-
stmr Comet, Psbst. Two Rivers, s75 bu wheat,
tundries.
Prop Merchant, Briggs. Buffalo. t5,oo0 bu ccrn,
2.200 hrls fonr, INC bags seed
Prop Maydower. Langley. Buffalo. I, 100 brls -four.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier. u Joseph, eundrfet.
Prop Oneida, Hinckley, Buffalo, II, ,t0J bu corr.
5000 hrls flour.
Bark Invincfbtc keddrick. Buffalo. 1850 bu corn.
bark Naterwitch, Morelsnd, Port Colnorne, 5,0o0
bu wheat
Bark 8 Pomeroy Morris, Buffalo, 2. 49, bn corn
Brig Mary, Myers Sarnia. l0,0a5 bu wheat.
6cLr Transit, Hcag, Manftowoc, 60 bu corn
Schr Eclipse Hughes, Buffalo, s. SIS bn coru-
Schr Jessie Anderson, Lawler, Buffalo 1S,4 IS ba
corn.
schr Falcon, Roberts, Buffalo. Geo bu corn.
Schr s.airo. Smith, Buf1ato, II, 800 hu corn.
Sthr Hans Crockcr, Lewis. Bud4so. 20 COO bu
corn.
schr Vanguard. Dsvis. Buffalo. Is 500 bu wheat.
Schr Marion E.,an, Soper. Fuffa!o u 1lU bn corr
schr Perry H4nnah, Garfield. Buffalo. 151o1 bu
corn. ... .,....
schr Thomas Mott, stowen, Buffalo, y ooo bu
corn
schr White Cloud, Elaey. Buffalo, Is $50 bu cor1.
, 1862-10-25
Boarsing.

BOARDING Day board for say.
IL e7al xses'euEsa x Ne. q waoesa Av-nsst
oSzJSe4$A
DOARD1NG-Several srites of
fanlBsa InAut11 Il tk4 XR1srt Ho1aA. @0 y tElaeA
4ree4- GLASS q. 4H1&}faA Ffops1ssA
1c4e s1e:1n
, 1862-10-25
ILLINOIS AND mIcn1GAN CANAL

ARRIVED. October ~.
L Huntoon, Lasalle, 335 brls -four. IS tons pig
iron.
Aeia, LaSa11e, 500 brls dour.
Monitor. Morris, i, 754 hu corn.
rowbattan Lassl1e, 1,D55 hEls -four.
Bay State. IaSa1le, 1,4f3 brfs tlour.
n O'Cnnnor La9al1e, 800 brls Hour.
Alliance, 1aSall+', SOD brls di,ur.
Onward. Juliet, $50 brls -four.
Nebraska, Jpler, 7" tons rand.
Imperial, O.tawa. So bu c0En.
LC Campbell, LaSalle, 4,7t0 bu wheat, 100 btls
11Rr.
CLEARED. October -.
Edin burg. MarzeEics.
Ericsson. Ottawa,
Pacific, Ls9a'la.
VIM Merriam, Utica.
J Preston, Aux Sable.
0hio. LaSallc, 111.790 1bs salt.
B Becs1ey. Ottawa
Lucia. LaSal}e. 1872 ,00 lbs tel.
| Monitor. Morris.
G Martin IasalIc, a57 esn MS salt
| GEo1ge Washington. Lasasle. 1. .fQ0 sacks Eats-
, 1862-10-25

TVAFTFn.-AGENGS SUIT
~ LERs. NEWS DEALH2a
PEDDLEIs8 ATTEN EION.
War. Maps,
L1oydsA Nov United N&Aees Nap,
r:se 1tty cen.4 srnt 70 mp part nt the c11.sY On
receipt of price, no.s ?a!t-
Stationery Packages
loa!1rsent 4tyiea:
Tte b-st and cheapest pct In tbs ~em.
RR 0wc LOWS G1&EAT BOOK
Eet.E price t1.a5. sc=.nr 1al ps st.77 paid en- ~
cclps Ct price.
PuI.T FOL1OS, IEK. 1EK STANDS.
60 nve. sIfo Scv Naa- = i received. Asents
e'-' '''@Af S' &, K LANDoS, agent.
81 Lake sszeet, o2pca..s T.eGoas HouSs.
, 1862-10-25
Gtibuttt.
cock eeuuTY REPUBLICAN Union
900lGaATte&3.

ceek esuuIY REPUBLICAN uRleB
1a4taATt9aS.
ro1 SENATOR, abrH DISTRICT,
I'D. WARD.
Fo3 KExRHG1xrA1IvzH,
''> p'''''< zs: :: { !! $s$Bf: SS$SS1: $4sfrsux.
s'a p,+4,a1| s: 9fGfar EanH kisa. z GAGE
s.st District I: saEaf1s6: i h4fas6s'
D. 8. HAMMOND.
FOE CORONER,
DIR. ERNST SCHMIDT.
TOWN NoN1NATIoNs.
sou1H CHICAGO.
SuperrIsor-Fs<naodoJ Jonaa-
4Sstsfanf GMperutam- 8. L. Irwin.
6ssssser-issss 66s:ss;er--ssasz FEE &: 5..ks.
Jsstsos;7 I;,s9 1!tss G p,Es't !. L. Hsi'-
Alvord, Benz. 1endrieks. jss7y coattvsie6t.
Tosra Cltrk-L. 14mpertz.
oss1ss,s Il iHie1aeayt17Eluah Peacock. Wa P.
HDuwd Eespes-Martin WehbaF.
NoF.xH CHICAGO.
7b,rn Suprr5eor- -Chae. Charlestoa.
AsxistQnt tSupe7riaor-F.G Gnnd.
Assessor -Chas. Varge+.,
Collector Josiah Rz1dan-
Torn Czer4-Henry Jahns-
-Tt1stioes- William ssIckucy, Robart ua1eom,
John Ron,eis. John AtwAter-
Conetab,es-Fetes Peterson: =. 8, McLean, Henry
+FknSnn 3nhn HnfffNrHf. N}rhntaN nYNuEhDfp
, 1862-10-25
Le1.

CTR From Ain.s orta'a
p,skare, so sRsaa q Lrsr IrE @a seer 31. @1Hsa
wxrI 1 :. ID to she no4tsf. o. r ~ tn&.@ .1A
I, lcirE ~ t'-e!F 1teefes7. ~, suAs
oe.SEefN H9- ~ "''eAss A''"%os
, 1862-10-25
Nix@h Ward Entum Mc sting.

Al r'--t... In tAror Of th. Presidents rrac'a-
SOD ct crushing the rebellion, arc invited
:eE.cct a. t}kSRE GEL SA;. ,vS. on .sllxauke:
ayrl rear Carpenter street, thts t33turd ty5
,vtntse At ~ O'clock G'od speakers Will &c
e-ts.u1 aad acdre~A he rnsct.nE
lsr cri.r ps the Ward Executive CJaMft1ce.
, 1862-10-25

~ 11IRASOLE'S DANCING
Nto ACADEMT,
~ Wabash Avenue, between Adams nnd 5acksoutA.
Cf.as open Mt All times for beEt11ers
CuIIpRsS's CL*ss every Tset'las and Stnreay.
Tuesday night for scholars and friends an1 10 par
ke!7-r-1RAnf
, 1862-10-25

MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
Oct. 22.-Bark Orphan Boy, Torrent; brig c. P.
Williams. Empire State, Houck, sehf Hoppock.
Dauntless, II. 81, Scott, Morning Light, n. B
Hale, Wings Of the Morning, Barbarian. Grape
Shot, Contest, Reeve, Geo. Gob1e-
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOB CHICAGO
Oct. 22.-P1op. European City; bark Gseat West
brig Lowell; echz; ]. Rogers. ]. Il. Dsaks. Hop
pcck, Denmark
VESSELS PAssrSa THROUGH THE WELLASD
CAHAL.-We are indebted to Capt. &. P. Dorr for
the following list Of vessels paseing through the
Welland Canal:
Fessels hound Vest. TAere from. Hssvs 10.
On the Goth October
achr Norwegian, Oswego, Chtcego.
Prop Granite State, 0Sbg. s 0s. Chicago.
On the 9lst-
| Park Alexander, Kingston. Chicago
Park Malta, Kingston, Chicago.
On the cd
Schr. Thornton, Oswego, Chicago.
Texseys bound East. T1er frosn- 1Fhsrs 10.
On tho :Cth-None.
On the 21st-
Schr. Rival, Milwaukee, Oswepo.
Bark Prince Of Wales, Chicago, Noorders yet
Prop. Buckeye, Chicago, 0gdensbuExh
On the 2ad-
| Schr. Star OF the North Chicago, Oswefo.
| 6chr. Cascade, Chicago. Oswsgo.
, 1862-10-25

MCsIc-Louis Staab, pianist, has made
ballad t*Ever Of Thee and dedicated it to
Eul.il OF his-s1iss Mary 4. White, Of this
city. It. is one Of Stssb's best transcripts, and
will prove very popular. It is published by
il. NJ. Higgins, III Randolph street;
, 1862-10-25

I NOW 1taNJ &ud N WuHdef1QE HeIdAhd
decided NOVELTY. unllke any ether package ever
sold; contains greater variety Of STATIONERY and
Ecre new and useful articles; splendid JEwH1xT,
| and at or great combined GHECKKK BoAhp3.
| CnAss MEN and fHKckz1s, &5 per daJ mhdc :as1
| kE.- Send for circulars and be convinced
! C. II. DUNN & CO.
| Be19u5t12m 131 Clark street. Chicago, HnnofS,
, 1862-10-25

LEAD PRE- THIEyEs.-eome fascals OF the
gutter-rat order, entered the new and uucom-
pleted house Of Mr.. James Dnfry, on Wabash
Avenue, near Twelfth, last night, and stole
the entire lot Of water pipes, leaving the
wafer running in the building.
, 1862-10-25

OR candidates A., IN the fcsd. work I. to b.
de.e sSesc- before We { or responsibilities -
greet Come to tbs uretl1c, tn he held thia SAT-.
IsGss niEe.. at ~ ue!uct, At Bss'NlER'o ~ v es:
fat;'~Vn >;fcc..
By o,de1 u the Ward Execatlv5 Committee
, 1862-10-25

DEATH or DRUMMER BoT.-J0hu Van
Dus.u, drummer boy in company B, 80 h
regiment Illinois volunteers, recently died Of
typhoid fever, in the ho:pita1 at Suffolk, Va.
11,s relatives reside ia this ci.y-it is said, On
The West side. Any i2formation relative to
deceased may be had By addressing Licnt,
Heritage, of the above named com pany.
, 1862-10-25

U7ANTED-AGENTS-Male or
W Fer7ale.-AEerts wanted In evsFy town of fde
Tn,te statts to se s. koh e:s Improved Hetho1
cr uttsrs Ladi-s nzesse.. Boz, Clotains. shirts %
secnIsd sopy.Eh1 Agents m:kse & fST !: + =
frce No Metropolitan :,.o:I a. address Enss Hacs
.1 S e1c.o4Ig Tia Ssat rest aGe s:a:nr Estcaxo.
, 1862-10-25

SAD DEATH OF MADAME ANNA BrsHop--
An exchange says that Mad. Anna Bishop,
Tic vocalist who sang in this city not long
e;nce. was burned in St. Paul on Wednesday
otlast week, By her clothes taking fire, from
tie effects of which she died on the Friday
t6lIi,Hiuc
, 1862-10-25

s.9,z r;ess:.s 1
ii all hr OF The jhb,nz and Ete II t.a. OF Ha.s
FARE Irt stsyee &c land has travelled fs7ce sea7s
Manager oE country coneerE or clerk Ia The city.
Can produce unexceptonshe references rs 70 Ct. IT
to rim. Address E." Fcat Ot1ca Drawer sl,1 Chi
CaE1, ociOFHS33
, 1862-10-25
CHICAGO cATTkn MARKRr.

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. ~, 1853.
BEEF CATTLE To-day the receipts were lib
era1 embracing 568 head, received at the various
, 1862-10-25

CANVASS n Cook CoCSTY-SrEAKlSG AT
E1LEs-A mass meeting Of the unconditional
Union men will be held a: Moulton's, in the
town OF Niles, ut : o. clock, P. M, on Monday,
9Th inst. LIT thesc be large turnout.
IllY for Liberty aud Union! Hon. l. N.
Arnold, a. c. Hessicg, and F. A. Eastman viii
IT present ind address the meeting.
, 1862-10-25

Col. FOWLER SAFE.-The report that Col.
Fowler OF this city was captured by saerillas
on the steamer Gladiator, near Helena, q lew
days since is untrue, 4 Agentlemau, Just from
Memphis, informs us that he met the colonial
at that place, whittier he had Just arrived af-
ter narrow escape from the maraudiag band
which seized the steamer,
, 1862-10-25
Uo Rellt.

ITO RENT-A First class Brick
4 Dwelling htuated On Eldridze Co1Ft. between
Wabash end Michigan ars19e. Cuut4cE g! mod:ea
a: Lsnd Agent Room No. Mat1 opoutan Halt.
, 1862-10-25

w An 7 ED-o:s. ne-ctaser i
E1 MACHINE. k:cm IN u 80 peat per week x
csn he earned on 1t BIZ any oaaa u .oNsa. 4 WI
rgs or Socss II htteen niarte.: n:4hcs VARIETY
E1acy w9sx snaxa Nnlas 1 n=aa t,Iss.ss naa2r' II
We vii Fye to one ps5son y eaen township re e;
. each to- asap. xhich wr -nAb'e shen IL tszn tue
2-1cc paid iut the n44chi1e easily and qutck!g
wonserfh machine. 8nc rtry large alnlty viii hare
ere. Prize 81 Secure yuar tovaeh!p. For ctrG2tar
Atn ln1tas: A1i tall pa:.ie1 a.s cs:: o. Or a5ess
Ii Lake street, Chicago. IL Gc19 F2sl1n
, 1862-10-25

EE11ors ACCIDENTAL young man named
Dennis Ryan, . na<uaa Ia the e0ploy Of the
Michigan CsalTal Railroad, u ths South Va
ter strues crossing. was run over yesterday A.
te4nocn, and had oas Of hts u4ss shockiog1y
Usng1cd BY passaag trAR. ua wss con-
veyed to The Me-cy q ,.,ital On Wabash ave-
uue, where s,apusat.oa OF the thigh wAs pa
termed ty Fret J, Z Eo'iister, Ct Lind Uai-
!: yersily, n ue pEessece Of AI nA:aiol @iasa.
, 1862-10-25

DF. Jcxv ettss Appointments.
SuSrAF, s.:h. Abingdon.
AtNDAT, x7th. MAeomh.
+TuES1,Ay, aSth. Camp Point.
EnsEsnAY, 79:h, to MONDAY, Nov. 81, Quincy
ard vicinity
F,fcEd. Of Temperance in the places named will
pltase make the ceceas2ry arrangements.
, 1862-10-25
MEETING OF MANU.
FACTURERS.
Iuportsut Discussions upon
the Tax Law.
A COMMITTEE Appointed 10 @E-
m0RlAlflE TINE etM MISSIONER.
Hen. L. ". AFnoa17a VfeWe uRoa
the Tax Rall ~ Affecting
Manufactures


Apeettrz Of IL prouineat mauRfaetaruns
at tha cftv ~ Aald 1t the fremont Houss.
:, - -..-.. -- -----,u-1
lsss evening, tos Inc ppFpose oa e'nsoiang
upon the tat law passed 1t the Last session Of
Congress-. .Nr. Wadsvoeth. district asses-
-. ..a IT. n-,t ,.t. ...,,+..t -
so!' ana n osysa'' ~ ss..st, "eae ptes-
ens BY invitation, TO give einfotsnafaon relating
to mooted points.
After tia ors.n1xst,on nj fhe .naet5ne. In
-.~~ - ~~s~~ II -
aas"e4 70 IN inquiry Hom r. ~. da1ess NJ
Bryant, satd that tae tax would have to be
pa2d On m engine, even # he purchased II
r.. ,..+~ e. ~*,,.. ,...a-. xh. w..
ING let'e ""aa o.asl p.o@. ~ ao Rat-
chased due for $l00 sod placed It In boiler,
the tax would be pavshle on the amount for
At.h ~. H..,..-. III ~x-xs..4..at..
"n'ea eae ooa'e1 w.s BUZZ s"'ss'eaa'as
ra1 hao pfcVaoasa5 been paid og tae mann
fectuter OF ths dxe,
Mr. Rv.nt .ttrrvsr6a aid that fhe.n v.x
..-4 .,'-Sx 49, -1..s--~..-x..- =. ~ 8.
eone eeoos eooot - Ae'sst 4see.1"n" INC
due Wa sold just - 1t was bought, deaaer's .
license would anAwcr.
, 1862-10-25
for SALE.

TOR SAIE-A- Rare Chance The
Etock. futures, Lease and gsoa will OF = we'll
established sni 20: p~TtnE Groc y Ssorr, situated
in tho bert business part Of the ctty Term5 CASh.
Fer particulars Inquire st lsa S3uth Clark stretk
OC42 y44SlN
, 1862-10-25

A GENTS WAuTEr-From $50
"a 10 goo ner month ia ate and +" no huunbu2 In
Circulating tre first ronc Of 1iift ,ts oi the
GREAT EERE1L7oN, PUB idhef IN hcth English and
c:ru1p san.tages 4rh sixty flret c: see:
c1n.Ics For tcrra sc snpsy fa,r'e ttatsIy CT send
ssmo 10 F T. & K. C.. GREAT. III WasAin.ran street,
Chicago. III. Eo1 s4O7. cE1i7a-l2W
, 1862-10-25

Tota1........ C9iO Gt95D tD9s5D 100 ... go.
1EcEuTs AND SHIPMENTS BT cAwAL-ocT. -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

WASHINGTON, December IL The invalid Den
sion bill anpropriates nearly 3. 0J0, 0iO for the
year ending July. 1864. of which there for
invalid pensions. under various acts. S3.Um0 00tl;
for pensions to revolutionary widows. 81 500 900:
pensions To widows and orphans under the acts of
1899, ISIS, 1853 and 1858. 8, 500 900: navy in
valid pensions. sl35. 200: navy widows and or
phans. S5.000,0 00 private invalid pensions.
$500 00D
The deficiency bill for the wear ending June.
1863, appropraie~ Sl0c 500 0Olm. including the
following items: Supplies for Qulrtermaster' :
Department. 5000 900; for purchase of horses.
Sll go 600; transpoI. ation and su; plies. S25.
000 Util: barracks and hospitals. Sl1 800 900;
clothing and equipments. S27 900, for sup
port of fleet of steam rams. $3.50 900: arms and
ordnance, 81 321 600; powder and lead. 81 $40.
900; Medical Department. nearly S45 900 900;
surveys for military defense, $500 600; subsist-
ence Sle6,OO0
To day highly influential delegation of mem
bers OF both houses of Congress, with Vice PresI-
dent Hamn at their head, waited ON the Presi-
dent with request numerously signed by loyal
men OF Florida, asking for the appointment OF
Han Eli Thayer a. Governor OF the State. Will,
authority to raise 20 600 loval troops. They
also presented to the President paper. signed bv
thirty-iour members of the Senate and House
concurring in the request. aud also paper from
Gen Hunter. commanding the Department OF the
South TO the same effect.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
from Sn>hyEtle.

NASHVILLE. Dec l5.--The Tribunes special
says:
jeff Davis has promoted Morgan TO a Major
General. The latter. in n speech, appealed
strongly in defense Of Southern rights. assert
ing that Lincon's proclamation reduced the
whites and negroes TO equality. He was glad
to know Rosecrans had been superseded 10y Gen.
McCook The speech was elected bya serenade
at Mr. Brady's house. where Morgan was married
10y Bishop Polk to Readys daughter.
Large numbers OF negroes were certifying Tul.
lahoma
The Governor of Georgia was sending forward
troops.
Bragg had issued order to conscript
every exlel kentuckian and Tennesseean
Brecknridse. Buckner and Hanson threaten To
resign on account thereof. JEFF Davis took the
matter under Amusement There j. great hosiil
ity on the part oi Kentuckiaus and Tenuessecans
against Mis>issippans.
A dispatch from Colonel Bruce ut Russelville
confirms the reported disnandIng OF WOODWARD
cavalry.
The Murfreesboro' (rcbel, Banner of the 18th
SAYS: Jcf Davis lslt Murreesboro' ycsterda ,
Tor Mobile. The Banner says. while the visit OF
President Davis to the West possesses no militir,
significance. IL will have an inspiring effect upon
the people. and thousands will feel treasured OF
success and strike hands again in the dtermina
ton to maintain the glorious ark OF liberty.
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tONGIsESStON Al.
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL


Housr-Mr Bingham introduced bill amen
datory 10 the coniscaiion act. that in all case
pending or which may hereafter occur. wherein
any ship. vessel or any other property may De
condemned the court rendering judgment shall
first prov iie payments for any bona tide claims OF
any lovaI citizen or family where proof of claim
can be established. Referred 70 the judiciary
Committee.
The House then passed the Senate Joint reso-
luton instructing the Committee on the Conduct
of the War 70 report with all convenient speed
Nj Stevens. from the Committee on Ways and
Means. reported bill making appropriations for
invalids and other pensioners It's consideration
was postponed I'LL Monday.
Nj Stevens also reported bill % supply the
deficiency il appropriations for 1860, which was
made the special order for Tuesday.
The House then into Committee of the
Whole on the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Noel. of Missouri. argued that the present
organized Democratic party did not render un-
qualified support 70 the war, bat Was continually
placing obstacles 10 the way Of i,s prosecution.
be undertook % say thar il was a delusion to
think the war mighi have been prevented by the
adoption of the Crttenden compromise.
Il is true that some of the leaders OF the re-
belion had voted Tor that compromise but the
history of subsequent events show that one or
two had defeaied the measure. He would 60
further and sav that there was nothing in tie
compromise that would have prevented toe rebel
Ion The enemies Of the Administration held
out the idea that the war was not Tor the restora
ton OF peace. but for ihe' abolition OF slavery;
but this was untrue. although such might be the
result They assert that the Administration
tramples on the Constitution. aud that all The
rights and privileges of that instrument to be
swept by the board. and that the Union j. TO be
coniended for Without the Constitution He had
witnessed some ut the called violations Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

HEsp0v sRrFEs ARMY oF THE P'TToNkcl
FALMOUTH. Decensber IL.

Yesterday morning tie enemy seem,d a.
t0undei 10 find u sale on this SIDE Of the river.
AZ about 9 O'Clock the enemy advanced their
skirmishers along the entire line. establishing
pcketS nelr TIE river bunk We hid large
number OF desd on Nhst MAS regarded a. neutral
ground. aud the rebels we're plainly seen robbng
the tsdies AT IL o'clock ladies we're seea walk
ing IN the streets OF Fredericksburg
On Monday franklin sent aag of truce for
the exchange of the dead. hieh Was done
Ie>teria, Lee sent lag of truce to Burnside.
asking him 10 detail men 20 bury his dead n front
of Summers division.
Daring the lag Of truce the rebel General Stu
art. in answer % a question. said Banks bad gone
South. but he did not know where
OlE entire army il now encamped on the
ground previously occupied The army has been
considerably reinforced
The opinion among military men is. that If
we Rad taken the fret ridge of the Tebel works.
their opportunity for Strengthening would have
been greater than previously. No troops in the
world could withstand such a concentrated FIRE of
ordnance anu musketry.
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From Louisville.

LouIsvrLLE. Dec. l7-Reports current to-day
of the ineress OF horgan's cavalry into Glasgow
di-credted at headquarters.
Official reports OF the Battle at Prairie Grove
puts the loss IN killed and wounded in Gen Her
ron's command at SIS: in Bnnt's. l52-total
995 The rebel loss was !. 700 in killed, wounded
and missing.
The latest information says Hindman is on
South Ok river. with all infantry: and the same
authority SAYS that Marmaduke is the other
side. with heavy cavalry force Our outposts
nre within 30 miles OF Van Buren,
Foraging on Boston Mountains Is said 10 be
entirely exhausted.
Great activity prevails in the Federal army
and much interest Is felt in the campaign.
Heron had 10000 men in tqe battle At Fred
ericksburg. the reminder at his men failing to
arrive on account Of excessive fatigue.
Nj Hubb,rl. OF the lst Missouri cavalry
who wasa prisoner in the hands of the enemy ON
the day of the battle. counted twenty two regi
ments of infantry ten of cavalry. ard twenty.
two pieces of artillery on the retreat.