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rhUSTEkS SALE or TFuY TiLEASLB EEIL
ESTATE ON THE h,RSER OF SEYEh7V
AND n STJ EE7S

ID
fhUSTERS MALE or 4 war FILFtSLB REAL
ESTATE ON THE h,RSER OE SiYEN7V
And n STEEE7S
By Sir ue Of ecr ee OF the cilc cunt court Ci ie
Dt trict Of Go umbia, In oh u,c.ry thu pas,i ia
two caus,s In which 5. stlgm, mi lhson v Co :
and usin sherman respec ely ure comp sinanty
and John y. Cnllan and o hers are def,udgn d ar
ing d tte the 7th dsy OF ID. cemuer A. - So. lie
undrrsigned will sell "a, publ au zion, 10 he high
est bidder, IN TU SDAI tn, III ray Of Jau.,ry
q. S6l, At ciock p IN. upon the pr yuiss. Lot
NJ 8, In square No j., of the vi N of he CT. OF
Sashingi,n, fronting s. feat II inches on f. st c,t
north am 75 fe n SEVENTH street wes'
This well known prope ~ is lit tatvd o. the no tn.
eat corner OF + an seventh 4 r-ets Ipus te the
'irnerAi Post ON u, and II the very =, usi
ness locations in tre ctyo' ashiagiod IN i'm
pTovements cIn i.t vf three th, storv houses o.
street. including the dug It re at tn cor e. II
,eveuth and II two y ry uiding on ave. h street
The properly vi be- SD at liio RISK Of IL iuu Z
ing purchaser.
Team, ,a.h, psyab on IN, day o. sale und. If
The tel ms are not com mpli d with iuilnedia oil the
said trustees ar. authorized to ej OF the -. b.
Ind accept tn mex high: b ddet, ,it pf1m It
oompla ce with the terms
All oonveysnciAg at the cost of the puIch er
e. lnGLE,
l. UYD, ''u ices
GREEN l. WILLIAMS
dec le-Haw4H Auctioa e-rs.
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DY WALL - BRisN .Eii. AucrtoTr-rs.
ID Corner South eide Pa Nv a. Ninth street
PfR6APTOkR SALE or WINtS, LiQCORS, 4NF
GROCERIkS, ATAUC1IOS

ID Corner South eide Pa. ~. a. d Ninth street
PFR8NPTOkY SALE or WINkS, LiQCORS, AHr
GROCERIkS, ATAUC1IOS.
On THURSDAY alOR ING, Janu.ry "a, cUu.
nsncing 10 o'clock will sell on the :, aoor
Of our suction rooms witbou. reserve, large s,J
Of Win,s, Brand,es, Jamaica spi Its, WHISKY, and
groceries, consiu e Of
Casks OF Lsgsr Teve and Jules obln Brandy
Do Jsmaica Spirits, casss Domsstie Brady
Barrels C,o As Wards Bvur On whisky
Gases impartial mara III Cvgnsc Brandy
Barrel Pike siagno 10 Has Pittsburgh \ bisk ca
Cases Claret, kircheuwass r, and large -tocE OF
o,her German Wines, In gas and ~ooL
barrels New York Siiup
Boxes Pickles, Peaches, snd ptsi -
Gasej Davenport a.,j a.Unun- 4h Ia VIII kiyr
Boxes tierrius. sugar AZ ';ohes rirs rsckrrs
With ma ~ Ot'tr goods l." the GIo.ety LinV ali
OF which will positively be sod
Terms Cash.
WALL & BARNARn,
dec 81 Auciinnnrfs
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

NO NEWS FROM PADUCAH.
Philadelphia, Dec. 3l.-Notwii ihstanding nc
counts Of - battle at Paducah, nothing relative
to II has been received here At u lat. hour to
night.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
From n ent ucky.
3 NIX SUSP ENSI MS,

Rumorsd General Engsgemsnt In the
southsrn Part OF the state.
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.. Further from 4 ugOpe. I!
THE SURRENDER OF MASON AND SLlDtlL
Not All kngland Dem ads

HalDa1, Dec. 3l.-Psssengers by the Asia
report runner that the blorkxdi'g up Of
Charleston harbor with stone is likely to lend
to dtfhoulty with England. II Is further ru.
mored that Englands wsrlike preparations
will continue In view thereof. and that the sur
n'e { Mas u ,nd Siidell Is net the whole ui
Englsnd's demands.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
AIh 'rHlN SALE
Future Dave
kt WALL, ~ " iiNnnO, Auutt.v.,.,
~ corner Pa. avenue and Ninth stxae,

Pr WALL, q -, -,,sanU, .aol,.-,,.,
corner Pa. avenue aud Ninth street
P0SliIVs sALs or VIEW AND ssoovo nav.
F0RNnURr At A1OTioV
On. SATURDAY l. -----ING. Js,,.,
nenciug at 10 clock u : frsf aoor o. en-, oon' n
ion Ro nns, We all 4, =, ithout reserve IssHo
~ Il Nswtnd n,c1n. .,,d Euinitu!e, solpr1
Sopeiior Feather Beds Bolstsrs, aid ri,ow.
superior hsir, shuck, ami shuck anu Cotton MAJ,
my Limo image u ulho. .d,.nL
DissSi"s a"d lai' tun Qua Tab,s sd " ash
Cane and Wood seat Cnairs a5d 10 k.,.
Sofas Lou .g,s, aud whrtr is
L.,gs lot o poio!c at single 81 ut, a.d
,.a,pst., Rug, Ct. G,s Fix,ur,
Cottage Se netd on
Large Cook a, o'h.r .tov,s,
With q v irisiy OF oth-r artic :. ia "a, u,u,lo,,
.1!s ,Ss line bsi"s 'h 'nse'. ''a 'In y ravns IL"
terms Dash
,.., ,s, 4 WALL BNHNAND.
'sn ls'arI igl,ionsvr.
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"ANDs""E rw 80. rR,hx Hocse An
Tor ATi 'DTO..
On UEsDAr the mi at. mt. We sharsll -
TwO-S DRY BRICK House AMI IOr
being lot lie terei e snbdvi.,nn OF prV,nsl ,,t
No 4, IN qua nua5e'e III, wit. the iInpIvye.
q nts, which are good Brick Dveling 10 % @
The abo &c pronert i,,rusted rr ,rtipgo, ,l.v
running iL, IN No. tn d in the ct'e t.. - lpe
betwes. Ninth AID Tenth -t-,tt
Term,-O0e hall cash b lance in TX ard twelve
months, io notes gearing ere from d ~ OF .si.
deed give and d. ed o tu,i tak"u
GREsNl q wlEhtsMs II %IEdr'.It
jan t-eodSi. t,tnr-eoI AuoIionc, ~
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TITHOG rHIC wonk.

seaind prupr-G!, VII. b. rc wed by me Srn,t'
,, ii, 'H,reIhng an ? p. 'irS H., go ct,
| and Diu1,aya, viii ocr' mpAN,, 'hr n"tn"e, II
| tom the Departments cur mn tc ,'n WIZ ths
| Annual h.S, q uI h Isl ~ q Uu.le :, 10
| he eyeru Cd in the ycru mt, r
| No l. Il, received aACc H. IL per Is carrying 0n
| inc Liihopraphio Bu-ness ~
For particular al pl, a the tlc. Of the ,up%r
iptendcpl oJ Public rll,ing whels tar work : ee
a'"' W" " ''>"''"> NII& D. pErRlf%.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

A RMY MAPOF the SEAT OF WA Il IN
"A vi igiaia, showing the battle h,6s, fortitica
lions, &c. on and rear the Potomac river; hand.
somsi, printed 10 col0rs Proc o. Ceuts
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR
dec a6-lw 38+ Pennsyivauia avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

xx,ANTEDi wtNIEDI- assh AIS,
w to do sei Woe In III, ustrict oi oiutnsia
nPp2 ,rsa.s dec lV-tt
, 1862-12-25
FROM IOWA CITY.
d dead Lock In Dakota,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
Iowa C1rf, Dec. Is, 1864.
Intelligence has just been received here ola
queer dead lock in the proceedings of the
Legislature Of Dakotaa Territory. Both
branches Of that body ceuyened in seventh
session ut the ne ew capitol building in, Yank-
ton on the LIST Of December The Council ef-
dected an immediate organization, but in the
House six Of the fourteen members were con-
testants, End for six days there Fere but
e5ght sitting members, These members were
sAHa'iy divided In political sentiment, and for
tse = dn5R the hallotlngs for speaker stood four
f>four:
AZ last 4. j. Harlan Dem.) was elected
Speaker; and II. B. Smith, Clerk. Four Of
the contested seats were soon after filled,
making the whole number Of Representatives
twelve. On the 9Th inst, six Of the members,
feeling themselves aggrieyed at what they de-
nominated the arbitrary rulings Of the Speak
er, withdrew in q body from the hall, leaving
the House without q quorum. The seceders,
with three contestants, subsequently assem-
: bled at the hall, were sworn in By Gov. Jayne,
&AAA tAA&ALSAA *A1A s51A1A"Al1O1k. 4AEt LIZZIE
were two distinct Houses Of Representatives,
eaeh claiming to be Legal, one de;;atea to tie
interests Of Coy. Jayne, and the othe.- u
Todd.
onthe 1othinst., the Council and the minori-
ty House, both being Of the Todd persuasion,
Het in joint convention and notified lie Gov.
ernar tha: they were ready to receive his mes
sage. He sent back an answer TO The effect
that he did not recognize the House az a legal
body, and, therefore, had no communication
to make The next day he sent his message
to tile Council alone. hut that body returned
it, accompanied by a resolution informing the
Governor that his message could only be re-
eaived in joint convention Of the two
Houses. Thus matters have remained until
The present time. The real contest is wased
With reference to the DelegatcsMp Of the Ter
ritory in the next Congress. Jayne was elee.
ted last fall by clear majority, but Todd
c1nims that fraudulent votes we're cast, and the
Legislature is q dead lock, oceasionsd by the
sc1amble for the certificate. Up to the latest
dates from Y:.nkton there were 10 signs OF
Welding Oh either side.
, 1862-12-25
h- *. - -
FROM SPRlNGEEE4D.


srRSGF1ELD, Dec. 24-Gcn. McC1crnand
leaves Tor Memphis tomorrow, on his Miszis-
szppi expedition. The General was married
TO Miss Minerva Dunlap, daughter Of Colonel
James Dunlap Of Jacksonville, at that place
yesterday. 4 grand Wed4ing party came of
on the occasion at the Dunlap House, Jack
son:
Lille following arc .the recent promotions,
&C.:
I'd Cusa33Y-Co. E, Marcus Z, Moore. ed
, 1862-12-25
Qbiea9o Tribnue.


The Federal disgrace at holly Springs
is ths leading and most saddening feature
Of tbs mornings news. The benediction
Sanho Panza invoked for the man who
invated sleep," must be largely Offset by
the Evils the invention may entail to an
an amy in an enen,y's country.
RStters In Western Kentucky hav' a
seully look. Columbus seems ina=ed me-
naul by a,considerable land iorce Of the
rebel, which is bringing .hne war back to
~itlh twenty miles Of Cairo. Joined to
this. JeH. Thompson is reported moving
On Nv Madrid. The rebe1sare also active
throghout Central Kentucky, and, IN
shortare introducing between Grant and
Rosefans, and their sources OF supply, no
veryrleasant aspect Of affairs for loyal
men to contemplate. viii the present
glooi be relieved by victory in.the front
of oc advance? We trust so, and the
caus of The people waits for it. Gen.
Shcr1an's expedition is about 10 move
fromHeleua southwark.
Tf Committee On the Conduct Of the
Wa, lust returned from their investigation
into tn late battle at Fredericksburg and
events Immediately preceding it. An ab-
straet o:their report is given in another
columucontaining the sworn statements
Of GetBurnside and several Of his com
7nandrrs After this, it can scarcely be
doubted whether Gen. Burnside acted by
his Owl judgment or otherwise We give
also in:his same connection, in this issue
a graliic account Of the fight as viewed
ahrouA rebel eyes, and defense Of Gen
Burastes strategy from a -Ehiladelphia
rHrnr
, 1862-12-25
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

In accordance with the customs Of the
craft, nopaper will be issued from this Of
ice tomorrow morning, OUT employees en-
joyingthcir Holiday with the rest of man
kind. a merry Christmas TO the homes
The TRIBUNE visits We say to tic 1omes,
ior we are aware that the phrase would fall
like moeke1y On the ears Of grave elders
oppressed with the shadow and reality Of
Existing public calanaities. No day may
be merry to them unblcssed bya restored
Country, and peace brought back by VIC
tory over its enemies. But the
homes our paper visits will he merry with
The gladsomeness Of the little folks, whom
a consciousness Of public evils, thank
Heaven, Goes not reach to disturb their
christmas. Time enough for them to look
grave when, for them, coming years bring
responsibilities in their train. To-day they
will be 1nppy over the mission and soodly
gifts Of santa Clars. and the memory Of
el,il war and Fredericksburg Will well
nigh lie; banisked even among anxious
sen'crs a:fecting tie glow Of childish glee
over the day and its blessings.
, 1862-12-25

Especial Dispatch 10 the chicago Tribunel
< DEs MONIES, Dec. II. 1862.
The S2d Iowa infrntry. Col. Sam. Rice, and
tle36th Iowa infantry, Col. Kittridgs, now
stationed at st. Louis, are to be assigned to
Brieadier General Fisk's brigade, and will go
south in time to take part in the operations
down the river,
Last week, sergt. Gaunstead, an officer in
Missouri company, arrested two rebels in Da-
Tis county, Iowa, and as he was conveying
them out Of the State one Of tho prisoners,
who lad not been deprived Of all Of his weap-
ons, shot the Sergeant, and both the scoun-
dreiimade their escape. The Sergeant WIS
badly, though not MORALLY, wounded. The
occurrence took place near Bloomfield, Davis
County.
, 1862-12-25

ere: :.u1ations and means Of defense.
Gen. Sherman had reached Helena, and was
preparing to move down the river.
A report reaches here tonight that JEFF
Thompson is moving on New Madrid, with
2,G0 men, from Pocahontas, Ark He was
within forty miles Of that place on last Non
day.
The rebele burned Union City and the
bridge over Big 0bion River last night, aud
report is that ! large force Of cavalry and in
fantry under Forest and Cheatham are HOW
within few miles Of Columbus Eyery effort
is being made to meet them.
, 1862-12-25
W tasaT a Tennessee Union Fauer.
says about Il Chicago Secession
OrEnn.

0snn.
tFfom the Nashville (9enn.) Union, Dee. s0.1
"A TORY SEIERT.-The editor of the Chicapo
Times. who, Judging from the subjects and psr-
sous who occupy large portion Of his col
nmnE, spends most of his time, with his note
hooS, IN grog shops and dens Of prostitution,
IS rabid because Gen. Butler arrested certaiT''
Episcopal clergymen, who refused, for politi-
cal reasons, to read the church service. accord
ing to their solemn ordination VOW. The
dirty traitor would evidently rejoice if prayers
were offered for JEFF: Davis and his army in
wretch pretends to hide his treason under the
cloak Of piety. He cannot squeeze his big
him:
But suppose they pray for JEFF. Davis, whosc
or no. 81 G
was dragged from his desk and imprigoued al
Alton for intcrccding for JEFF. Davis and his enc
prayer than any We have heard of being offered by
en- ahotion Clergyman on political subjects. They
don't pray for their enemies. but they curse them
Tith an ingenuity and malgnity that would excite
envy IN the school for swearing. We have ALWAYS
supposed that Christian in this country Was per
mltIed to shape his prayer according to bis fancy
According to this fellow, who appears to be
rs great IN ass as he is q knsve, preacher
has right to invoke the blessing Of the Al
mighty upon our public enemies. # he had
been living in New Orleans when Old Hickory
was{holding against it the Britt ii forces, he
would have sworn it was the religious duty Of
every preacher in that city to pray for Paken-
ham and his army. He would have interceied
for lis friends then, as he. does now, and
begged his priests, amid his drunken hiceups
and spewings, to beseech God in behalf Of
those who were marching to seize the beauiy
and booty Of the Crescent City jackson
would soon have 4uieted him By hanging him
to lamp post: How or why it is that the
, 1862-12-25

COLUMBUS, Dec. 23-The feature here Just
soldiers are met II ith at every turn. Colonel
TGel and line officers Of the i06th reported at
the StateiH House to-day. Surrendering has be-
come SO common that prominent parties are
discussing the proprietJ Of dismissal from the
service i1 certain aggravated cases.
, 1862-12-25

The following is list Of the nameg of sol.
diers who have died In the hospitals Of New
Albany, Indiana, since Dec. L: -
Jane. Lundy, co I, s0th Ind.
Amaziah Parker, D. 68th Ind.
Samuel S. Tease, c, a5th Mich.
Jacob 4. Solamon. I. S1st Ind.
Joshua Coffman, D, 60th Ind.
Noah Easter, g. 108th Ill.
James S1ythe, F. 81et Ind.
Horatio Hobbs, E, I'D Ind.
Samuel Cowen, C, 1s3d Ill
Vim. c. Lucky, E, 18th Ind.
Oscar E. Smith. G, 28d Mich.
John Il. Brown, 4. ssth Ind
EdEmd Rose, 18th Ind battery.
f. s. Mcknight, F, e1st Wis.
Geo. 4. Fink, Il, 18th Mich.
Maurice KeItcheE. E 33th Ind.
d. +. Aafich, B, 39th Lad.
Tm. N. Waits, 9th KY
Tkos. Orchard, 89th III,
WIN. Il. Moore; T, 18th Ind,
: Wm. Smith, G, Eth H.
Eugene Cetto2, D: 35sh 1aa.
, 1862-12-25
1Ae 2setensez Of the Lakes and En-
4A1&eeaent Of Canals.

3He 1'e1TE1eH Of the. Lakes aud En-
tafEesaent Of Canals.
a washington Dispatch to the New York
7'zt1"esayB that st meeting at the residence
Of Representative Arnold, of11];ro;c m sa+.
urday night, called to consider the nena;no
bills before Congress for the defcnses of the
1akcs, and the enlargement Of the Erie c,n,1
Jocks and the Illinois and Michigan Canal, tie
Senators from Wisconsin and Illinois, many
from New England aud numerous members
from the East and West were present. Vim.
B. Ogden Of Chicago aad 8. B. Ruggles Of
New York and Mr: Arnold made speeches
which psodigiously confirmed the growing
sentiment In favor Of these national works.
, 1862-12-25

~ A large number Of pack saddles are
being manufactured in Cincinnati. Pack
mules were first introduced last. wintcr.into
our army in Western Virginia, after it was
discovered impossible to carry supplies in
wagons, over mud roads during the winter
season. Il Is now intended to supply the
forces In Southern Kentucky in The same
WaJ. '~+~ d.
, 1862-12-25

" "ANTED-Stuf with which to
~ eouip Eentlemans s1eepng apartment, for
English Gun and feiessopIe AraIleTy Giass-caea
once the property Of FehelpuB Sonthetner. Address
&C" Tribune office. de9+yI13.ot
, 1862-12-25

w A ANTED.- D.-Book-Keeper-A A
Ky gentleman Of long experience. and for tie last
eight years In extensive Commission House In the
city desires sttuas1on the f1rst Of Jannary Tn-
Questionable references giTcn. Address p O. Boz
, 1862-12-25
Nem A0psrtise,t1e1rts-

Nfu .AUDRruEfltIfltf9.
GHRISTMAS PRESENTS, |
cHR1sTmAs PRESENTS,
GHRISTIIAS PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS4
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
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! II Il IS
NEW YORK GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
NV {9Kk {i}Kk SIET SIET R99k R99K H655sE H6HsE.
NV f9hk F8Rk sIEE sIEE B9Sk BSSk HSgSE: HSgSE
Q A RD.
xoa4 esst5sa or sns
isS hcase sas to E %
r. w:-AGzAzz=REeTIN,
SALESMAN FOR
New York Gift Tsook House.
, 1862-12-25

OsT-Yesterday afternoon, be-
,ad IL t%een Dr. nasfs, oles . sons CLARK street
fsn 19 go9k 6at Tlf III Sasp cGRtaHt1g 81 all "a
uGon is return to Dr. Davis Office 50 south Casat
, 1862-12-25

"ANTED-Information Of bov
~ named WIZ. MOVABLE fourteen years old. who
left his home tie West Side sunday, Dec. l4th.
since which time nothinE has beer !!eard from hGn:
received By his parents. OF at Post 0ricc Roxa58 Cid
Cago, III. de2Sy516,3t
, 1862-12-25

w ANTED--A good Engineer, to
~ run O. Stationary Ergtne-one who can also
work at light blecksnaith work preferred thai
can gone well recommended. Apply to tho HAt1NUM
RICHARDSON. Manufacturing Company, 81 and 90
, 1862-12-25

ATRAYED-From the subscriber,
- on the 23d Inst. Brown Pony, marked on bis
On oi1a haiter Whsn he le Whoever w lin or
rally rewarded. OTTO SCHRAETEE. Isl State strn.f
de2Sy511-it -' 1oN "''D>~S'Aeet'
, 1862-12-25

w ANTED BY a lady whose
~ means are limited. comfortable home In q
lind family who would except half OF her time an
equivalent for bosrd Handles the needle neatly and
fast. Good references given. Address P O. Box 2t5
Chicago, deity
, 1862-12-25

There were some eighty-fyc prisoners can
tnred on the outskirts Of the town yesterday
morning, and some twenty more were fonn1
asleep and concealed In private residences Late
IT. 10 me ony. When brought out they looked
TX Ike SO SO many sheep.kil1iag ''dogs' caught In
, 1862-12-25

WANTED-By a young maB 4
~ situation in the Grocery OF Produces Con:nEs-
sion Business Has been or ETe years in tue produce
business, and could work to the adyants55 OF enl-
ployers- notice left for +C A B. at Tribune Office
viii meet prompt attention. Good references gt-s il
required. de25ES50i.St
, 1862-12-25

GTRAYED-On Tuesday after
~ noon. from Co.tage Grove. patr of Horses At.
taeEed t9 light wagon The owner Will pay Il liberal
reward for the return Of the 1Eoe-ty to tG Fsrmera
Hotel. 81 and S;3 State street dess.vS1ast
, 1862-12-25

" ANTED-A Partner with from
~ twnto three hnnaEed dollars. n q cash 81 paving
business. This Is of the opportunities over
efcTcd to g into wen and good pa5in=
business. with a small capital. Address ~ c"a
Post Office Drawer 5G&5. dc95y5lS-9t
, 1862-12-25

w ANTED- clcrkship or stu
~ 1 ation n anx ac::Te business hy nan vino
ycnIE Can give good recommendations and wili take
situation trml1r::lly Or rernanen1~
"1f NJ 4c22srilS1f IL
, 1862-12-25

pROCLAMAT1ON BY THE
l. MAYOR.
MAJORS OFFICE, Chicago. Dec 21th, 1862.
Whereas It has been reported to that the public
safety is endangered by the running at large In the
81 persons that all dogs found running ut large and
rot seeHEe!y uZz!ed on and after the 26th Inst and
nnH! further notice, will be destroyed
deysy-I961w F. c. SHERMAN Naynr
, 1862-12-25

EOR SALE--At a bargain, a
\ second-ltana large 1re-proof SAFE Also. a first
fate ssnEEy and Harness. nearly new. Inquire at 5
kinzlc street, cor. Dearborn street. ina5.T5HEst.
, 1862-12-25

OST-On the Madison street cars.
- yesterday afternoon. a ladys oya! Portcmonnate
containing three five dollar hills tickets &C. The
finder will Big literally reWared y the SAM.
to a4 South Dcsrlafnes street. dcI5.yS1?.It
, 1862-12-25

w ANTED.-I want two or three
w young men to call at my office .lnnedstely:'
VII give them business by which they can sieAr
from three to ten dollars per day. J. n. PATTON.
Il. Randolph street. Room l. fupstaiIs.} datyal2it
, 1862-12-25

w ANTED-By young German,
" who ssn read. sreak and .w-riie French sud
English. and Is well acquainted with dry gools and
business il general situation IN any kind ofbusines
Add:ess Posi- Office Box 4sSf apply to Mr. Ntchells
Fur Store 1s5 Lake street. de2fy53s3s
, 1862-12-25

I AXE FOREST STOCK,-Those
who prefer c1sh to real estate for three thares OF
Lake Forest Stock hear Of opportunity to sell
Office ST Clark street. den5.3-F n
, 1862-12-25

OS IA small black-covered
~ Memorandum Book on state street. between
washington and Harrison Streets The Under sisau be
SUITABLY TeEarded bE leaving the same at 73 Lakest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

camp, where be expected to meet his friends
and march against the Yankees, found that
Objectionable class Of people in possession Of
"the mud. sills of the town, and were caught
IN their own trap. They surrendered ct dis
cretion. The party who had been ohsrIered
70 bring them down, on hearing Of the rebel
defeat, ran away with the vessels, leaving
them in the lurch. Col Green made 3
graceful surrender. BE couldn't well help
IT, though he didn't enjoy the joke.
Here 300 troops LAID down their arms
ahd surrendered as prisoners to Gen. Foster.
Another regiment Of some TOO men surren.
deTtd to Gen Reno, and about 200 capitula-
ted to Gen, PaTke. Company was detailed
to take charge of the prisoners, and Com
pany Q, under Maj. CLARK, was detailed to
receive and count the arms. They consisted
Of hint-lock muskets, made at Springfield,
Mississippi rifles, and some percussion locks.
All the arms, guns, pistols and swords were
Of poor quality and in bad condition.