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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
The Situation.

Th.e are many conflicting reports with reference to
Az n,nbers movements and intentions of the enemy
IN The Eastern part of the State and of these
amused this morning by finding an interior coempary
just at hand parading the following Haung captions -
From Wilmington, N. Co." The Fight Com
menced" -" The Fleet attacks Fort Caswell."-" An
Important Rnmour-This is all Introductory of dis
patch dated Charleston, JAN l4th, and the whole is
predicated upon the fact that the usual bockakers
threw few shell ashore, not unusual circumstance
The important Rumour" is in the words follow
ing -" Passengers by the mornings train state that
it was reported that four of the eDemys vessels had
passed the Fort.' This is all to us here that
even such thing was thought Of We can assure our
contemporaries of the Associated Press that anything
really occurring in the Cape Fear District will be
promptly communicated, where not Incompatible with
the interests of the public service They need not de-
peLd reports Of passengers received via Charles
ton, or sny other point
1t is settled that the enemy has heavy force il the
Eesern pert of this State nly concentrated around
Newbern, and between that point and Beaufort Har-
Dor and that the Indications are, that Wilmington
Goldsboro and other points are threatened. What the
hostile force is or who is TO command it, or that But
LER is 10 have anything to do with it, all open ques
tiops which tine only can sclve There is one thing
certain however. We may expect to hear thundrr all
alorg our eaboard, that the campaign in North-
ern Virginia may be said 10 have closed for the season.
We must be watchiu', frm but neither too apprehen-
sve, nor too seEcGn6dent and we may indulge rea
eonable trust that all will yet be WE'LL and the town be
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

w THIRD WEEK
BRILLIANT ENLARGEMENT
Mr. AND MRS v. J. FLORENCE
The most 'u'''..u ssogy f,s5 1ySs WEEK = isi' '''.'
THE rRrUSSrH ANT RUN
THE GREAT IRISH GEoKsDARy DRAMA
v,.,, KArHLxEs SAvoUKsKzs
UsBouNDED ENTHUSIASM
ovERvLowISe HousKa
'n' '''n'nHsd TTE slSsSTroS on 81 TUE SEASON
No drama with the exception of the Colleen Bawn has
De g ne pps 70 T.y q zoe .s se .
MOST LIVELY STROKES or HUkoR
:. DELroArE Toycnss or TENDERNESS
1t eyokes throughout th,, beautiful Z, blending OF
:, .,,,...,. -. TnE TEAR,
the y s% q ss %
THE DEVILS GRXio
'.' ''a'" ''fa PERTsofIos iRsGS;na ts' OF PICTURE
Terence o'MooRE
w FLoRRNoE
The other characters by hessrs A H. Davenport vians
Bowers Bland Hnds iiAgan. Reilly Kberls. Mrs. Chan
rhe Drama Of Ksshieen Nsyournseu viii 10 foaswe4 ~
'ae pleasant Pr0is1n TnniSs fHTss Of MARRIED
in which
Nraw.J FLORENCE
will sustain
FOUR CHARACTER3.
In which she will "Cherry Ripe the popular Irish air
Barney OHea" German French and spanish sonS Aul
dance the celebrated dance Of AndAiusia se9u.dA"
VIVIAN ripple. An artist w. D. Florence
DARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN
Lessee and Manager MT uaoriel Harrison
''' FIRST APPEXRANCE
Mr. GARRIKL HARRISON.
On which occasion he will perform . .
JULIAN 81. PIERRE
supported by IN - -
UNRIvALLED CAST OF CHARACTERS
MONDAY EVENING, November l6, 1855,
THE WIFE,
A TALE OF MANTUA.
Julian St Pierre Observation-Disclosures Mr. Gabriel Harrison
Beohaf DO
Duke Ferrardo. ths first appearapce@ Mr ferguson
Antonio.
Mariana Miss Henrietta Irving
flOribel Miss r. COuran
NEw sCENERY. NEw DRESSES AC.. &C.
Doors open at I; commence at 8 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

onhar sAHsSsH sSsAL AEsfGsHFE nshisIHlos
Eayr1IAs CARAVAN
hssiu SO AND I al BRoADW%H'
Between da4sD rs'Isf eSf ofksIsSa, sssIsS street"
WEPS6sapnAoSG;k VI p 6anoGk s1v' q y
Admission TO 10 All n part. 1T Of II. house. Is cents
nS h.,s D.'f pa'sf oys% a'sS fe'
VAN AMBURau Co. calling attention of the public
% '''i; SPACIOUS, "a ISt ELEGANT AND srurRsDoys
no.. s easclea S 70 prsssn s,1ens New York
ssssS'ras ss%ss s. ssap.sy
mened 80 As adopt them exhibition Of Geological
wo"as n1a ASS MAqspcEscx
uneaaed by building for BIOLOGICAL purposes In the
known GOV snsi n
are spent annnay fail 70 pressn such grand and bcsu
' fssGE * 81 sSs q s%i1a %SsDrr
constructed that from the most remote portions o the
%yr.a: u animals and
same time view the splendid performances IN the lower
kxcEIsisE zooLoqJGAh Wokto BUILDING OF THE
The New yG, sI q q: Of %
Rind ~hsre n.'rsien and Amusement, ass
blended and where paurnt history could DO studied
from rus II sRk.T sffpT NATURAL HISTORY
and Issos. .isy Il. ssisi .s%s.as; eusa
study which terminates in the conviction.
the knowledge and alteration OF Mcrcul Being TO
goodness indebted for happiness
that We enjoy VAN AMBCnGIi CO. with . laudAbled de-
sire the general fund OF human knowledge and
seeing great benefits the community would derive from
a collection OF
LIVING WILD ASIMALB.
sent energetic and trsty agents to avaAbe pofon
o the known world from which the hnest animals aud birds
obtained with instructions ~ but tho most
beautiful OF their kind the result OF which has been the coli
OF myriads and fresh from their
tive cline and superior that have boon
this continent ana constituliDg the only
COMPLETE FIRST CLASS MENA0BRfB
exhibit to the citizens OF New York.
The Of these animals others that
have been exhibited attracts and sstonisbes
the beholder. Science II deeply indebted 10
THE GREAT VAN AkBUR0H HfNSELF
FOR the rich and envable services he has rendered.
Through his extensive knowledge OF the nature and habits
OF the various animals he has been enabled TO place before
tie American public exhibition Of such superior et
ceence and beAsy before presented In
IN THE KNOWN WORLD.
The performances.
MORNIN0, AFTERNOON AND MIGHT.
Of Prof fAnaworthy, with Lions Leopard Pumas
Panthers Ac aston shing to behold Prof Mash eIer
and performs tho
ELEPHANT. TIPPO Sab
No language accurate deSnpu1n OF all The
beauties and displayed ~ this miracle OF sagaoity
Trick Ponies Comic ale. and EdueaIed Monkeys viii aso
appear at each performance.
P6siTIvELY NO FREE LIST.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
SALES AR AUCTION.

L. Il. LUDLOW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAR
M aSe HSrse: M Al a.. .H'S1 40 sucsou GaGs ." M.a,
Ter l6 1888 at o'clock M a. iae private stable % Great
ps Closely Matched Carriage orses
S hands dark bay wi'a black points and % lSrs na.u
and without fault o1 any description Sale positive and
II. BLooDED MARI AT AUCTION
November Is Al ocosS al IS res JSnss sers Ga
booded Bay Mare. 5 hands high with black name and
about years old Gan seen a Bradless sable corner
Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street
TxECUToRs sALE.-RICHARD WALTERS AUC-
on the premises Nos 10 and Iadios street
or vs4 se G seven TO sns
Harness. Feed Bins sundry OF Tools Goats aud
a articles the McsE q IL ese
JOHN HOGAN,
FURNITURE AND LIQUOR SALE. L. ENGLK.
ii O'Clock Chairs Tabes Bureaus Beastesds, DESKS &C.
Also Whstey, Brandy. Rum. Gin sesars to pay storage
GEORGE COOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
10 o'clock at s6 Fourth street Mercer second
--- e'"N''' y ' MOTT CO., Mortgages
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 Co. .AUCTIONEERs.
II EXTRAORDINARY SALE or OIL PAINTINGS.
= fs SALE s 81 sS oil Il srT
We bog inform the OF We are In
trusted dispose OF the collection recently selected In
Europe by the well known hrm IL
MESSRs BALL. BLACK co,
comprising about two hundred specimens OF the highest
der OF This Is unnuestonaby the finest coec
ons offered tor SALE which be found the
works OF
Acbenbach. Martin. Vsndcryire
NJ. Won Bremen sachs, Romsks
Gese lshap, Hoguet, Cherubp
Guterbock, NermeuleO, Net Heyden
ROllnan. Nsu Mlrck,
Meyerhiem Robbe. ID. Loose
Couturier ID. Do No.er Macs
Nerbceckhoven, De yylard POrla
Erendel Hiddenan. And othe-.
Tuis unrvaed collection nas been cSectei BY member
of the studios of the
crupulous for cash. but owing to the great increase of
the other branches of their business, ind ppuSole
have, therefore, adopted tbs their sos thereby
giving the public opportunity II gratifying their
witt works of great merit They will be exhibition
and fr IN Monday, November lG from y NJ NJ
Also, ON EXHIBITION, MOIIiRS GREAT WORK
the Justly CELEBRATED PIECB OF STATUARy of
THE PERL of MOIIFR last works. and pronounced
by connoisseurs and artss hts bes an bappet effort
lIENRY II. LEEDS X Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III H. LEEDS co will sell auction, on TUESDAY
November H. at IL clock in store Nassau
beautiful black Horse, about l6 hands high
old sound and kind single aud double harness
excellent traveller. and sold for
handsome highly bred bay Mare, years old. Isl, hands
high warranted sound and kind al harness under
the saddle and free from vice. she Is fast and has
troted In 39 and cost $500; she viii be sold positively
without reserve.
n
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
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The New York herald., 1863-11-16

OLYMpIc THEATRE
xsExsf tas sucGsss o. rnE snw susLEsSus. ase T''
"A''r Si HS6
nave 'ia RHrEAfsb tfs ReScIHSaToss or DELIGHT
AZ once stamping rur vorro
IAN ALL THERE
the most successful sa,,s''q. y, e { ,ss .6o dsy
LAaADERE.
3" "'' % ''n1,b MONDAY EVENING. Nov ls 1875
ELEGASr SCENERY; SoyfL aAGHIsEsy;
yuyh INV rEppEsnks or UnkRAcfyas EfysS'rk MUSIC
s s9SREY s @ 4. ss
'' George rREgs ifEiePs 'so'sG 70 sGon WORD AZ FAIL
NJ ':nl.'" \" g..:, qrss; s;sss Nj" sloan and Mrs
DGS5 COX sSos 3sss srs DAs Sii'Ts s ADVANCE
fNEo. cHRIsrYs sIssTRELs, ssa BROADWAY SIS
NJ opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
hSEfS e., sfS i'i
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FRI sss 8, S. ss +; 's:s 'srsasks SfxSkH
Ne" nov 5;,' hss H;s'i SoU iPd dSfFsSses hi'
poor'open ate.; 70 conneuos at ~, res'l' - cents
Irving HALL. - .
u.bsSsbnY GfsSs nsYEls hsso sf.i GosGEHr sGs
csHskBsrrils %dYY OF ssw YoRk
TICKETS PiFTr CENTS EACH
Door. open q, O'Clock. Commenting ats O'Clock
THE enEAL oRIEsIs5 ssa sSsIG ,pw I, HALL %, u
0ss9,.l;ss 6 roesLP 4 4: rrsis 4: e 'I''''0n''
sFG;ss h T.ssSoT2F ssR ssgGsssR aS.f5rr.
coss;If5IAEoS cossTfts Ar,S.p e wInsf..Np f9st,Afer
ONE YROn zach or THg oRiUIsAL srAIys.
known far vide the Coooai Com hinaicn q BsAniy
Admission free. FRANK bURss
AAELoDEoS, SIS BRoADwAY 81 -THE
M HAMs9Ta rnsK hs5 ,ds sfsf .Ss ~ IgE WORLD
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IN sonxs, gees aad dsss wsnvd fs- mor. y,ans
ladies' fsressmsn V The patrons Of his ssAosA
THE coPPsa FAMILY oy BHLL RINGERS TO MONT
GEO. L. HsrDoS. L~ssre And nsnsssr
L,AfR-THg hAsAGERs OF THE ORPHAN HONE
II and Asylum Of ib. PrctesiAn, Episeops caarrh vii
ho,d . Pair 81 No iiN Brsd-sy dorpss q r..n,isth
day sa1 fnarsasy. sovembsr H. "a saa u. ff5n " A y
WANTED fNxEDfATyLY-TOk A yfRsr CLASS
w sninstrsl roup~ q ooenst ssogBd VIOLA. Ttlonesiio
siaronst AMI double bsss vho "a gsr era. prssffe1
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WINES, LIQUOHs, 80.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-16
MUSE MEHru.

AKW BOWERY rHkArRE .
lV sole Proprietor q w. lAnSArt
houisy evening. November I6 io6s.
UNPARALLELKD SUCCESS
'"' HISTORY or rHB srA0E
MISS LEO HUDsKN
the dashinr Mclodr Amstlc Actress and kauesuteane.
she will in her unrts allied charecsof o
hAZBPPA.
n which she has been ~luaiieH IN her
SPIRITED iMPBkrONATIOn,
COURAGEOUS kQUEsTklAkIbM
TERRIFIC ASCENTs AND DkSOhhW
GArARAcrs. PRRoiPIcgs. RAvrNEs. 40.
while lAshed tho back of the Wild horss OF Tnrsa
The young ana popuiT - ,os,v.cw
Mrs W. q. JOnKs,
wil be Introduced In thu drama OF
hAZEfrA.
MISE HUDsENS
sEssArioN AND BLACK BEss
TUE PoAcHEH's DOOM
And for tho nrst time his country tho entirely aew
Face, sstucd ... -. -
BRooKEs. hARDEs. oLAssronD. Mss KATE Sxw-
TON aud Mrs BONtrACB
Tomorrow evcniog
nr n u CLARKE
stage hAssser.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

ID MECHANICS HALL. U5 BROADWAY.
n1cs. s'.T, Il 'os ~ .i dsd;a =:
rHk KUsH.Is BALL
TIin RCsi II BALL.
The GREATEST hn f rssivsa sigsuy WITH
of lsaxhtst. insodaelss the porssAs uo@sasas,
DAN BRfAAr the 60 oarAs~psf .uAqk hUO00.
Ths riny~iiy.ins sssa rh,.s iiys;s,. ihsA Ds<Ss.
CHALLEn0E DANCE hti.Es 0nE1LLv ~ roWu.
NOTICE k-rHAsok Ot rfnG
Deors opsa 81 81 euftsin usss 81 ~ rrasu ssso
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

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NJ bDttle Old notlng slpfr1f ~ pef Fsliohi W
c~nts Der ~, d. ssrv ne- oa fss whsssy ~ p-s
Ion. ~ per botis spss shsfry u 80 ssn ~ esns
bos - r~r ,eot ah1sr snr 0tarf ~ ssss ~ sssn
pORDEAtI VINE conPANr,
wraton svre. n1rfh-ssl o7rhsf ~ Nlliam
CrRicTLv vrgsr Glass WINES AVID LIQUORS
sss,.s,e. 10 sappy a. Cd ssi eas geo1s ss sss ~
ca seiFss fifscs frors sfst hsais
vsry larxe aasnu~a sisl stoieT ots psEss1
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30
,ywUA 7E.sHs las 5 .s.ss.yIi,fy.

asTI.atsTA, Der. % Houston dates of7 il,f
III T eeive6. ten. Kirby smith Eas ,aker
The field agaiIis; The Yankees in Afkaissas
The enemy hold I.issle Rack with ah5sii
eto nien, under Gen. Steele
In Texas tlie Yanilae Invasion Is the sole
TOPIC witt young and OLD, pressing io thr
scene Of action with unprecedented. unan
unity Nerrnes and cattle were beins. saas1~,
TO he interior, ssrippins the esast for iifs5
miles. The enemy were n NasagoTfia Faas
to prevent Az advance along the beach tt
tue mouth OF Bsazos river. f1'he remaindie,
OF the dispatch + uuinteliigibie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30

TaEasuRs DxsxaTMRHy, e. g.. 4
Sseo~d sHdisof's s1sce-Dee. Gs lse3
~, she kztse Of Ia BssroseJ
I'm anskfas oSes your paper al tines aats, / 6nst
the foisnsstssg 81 a aft the proceedings eli tase
senate III tsts ufeCefate Congress, TO svsir
"sir tsark, OF No., presented a peii,ian Of :,,e
ssssrrnMens tajs t1 kichmomd Tor 81 jscrease
q" saaspsasasiSs, &e-; and yon 20 OH 60 gay tsa,
str asi accompanying The petition provides among
ether thsss, thai each cisii osacrr tlserein ussn
toned hai he alsowes so dryrp estshssa dxf se
tssss tor tia saseives and eze member al their re-
sfsctivs tanailSes.''
Taisi Is great in.asiics To THESE starving reti
it,ets z,a q satsssvnsss nlssapprriB. al ttss
ffs1e15 ne txls. that f]pe Hlaeea fNe
stsssetxrse 49,
sss' s,s tsis present saiafa IN the
cursehey In which tsey ara 4atd. hess than ten
rents IN the dollar, will eaahte iissn u do ss, u
sadiets ration "a day each Tor themselves ass
faniistes oad elahtns upon the szase terms that
Eea ceassosaSt officers of tire arnv and aav, o,, ,,
la hiehuiohd HOw do and have das,r sfnee ftsf
BEGINNING Of tise wIr- They afr TO pay for the-t
ih!ags, ff they caE and, like officers Of the
army, are resfftcts. 81 quantities. witch ts,s
i'irutsr arr not. As al act OF sinpte tss<fiet 10
tfisst distressed petitioners respectfully rraHest
the publication H. y's4iF aex issue t5f ibis nase
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-30
AFFAIRS wnE THE asssTr Ur 71rxaans.

4
DA1.foN, Dec .eth--Inteliirsure bexire
Reached herr dry befurr yeatcrs3ay ti,1s :
iargr wagon f1uip, beluuaiur 10 sthe seaseusy,
Was moving towards Knoxville, Hsi.1 .1sn.
Wheeler vas urSlerez1 IN iakr wlrzt strcous I
his command tb4t senulu he srare,s from The
frnHt, and. II possible, capinse Ii. His foYcc.
isso sfrang, under the immediate command.
n BIig. Gen. Kelly, reached Cleveland YES.
tcrt3ay n1ornins. Iiero he iounsa the train
bad not pursued that route. and he pushed
towards Charleston, when he encountered a
brigade Of the enemy, and sirove fnem TO
then reserves. Within two miles of that
place our little tand had the martitieaiinn
10 sex the last of the ;rain rssss through siie
fown safely. Theieransss Is fnrces being rons-
Pntsti at s3eo infantry orders were given te
ssiii back, when q cavalry force, aHsD strong,
aich le<i iss4mA -xhxnsn -sss8s 10 iia1sk pssv
Ass~nf's, was sfscrvsa aRe 1hsfras8ess vuus-
pisie1y ieiieti hY the sheI q! our commander
The enemy approached .gausinssly, as If
aprreheHsive.a .af All amhlssczasse, anu ssYineefs
ne notiisIositioh TO charge, INT se,,l NJ, a iire
Will fevolyers. Cur retreat was conducted
viii eafsmmmate skill and success. Lieut.
Porter, OF Gen. Wheslcrss staff, w.ss iatieh.stl
to bis eourss.e and eeolness for i. narrow e.
eaIk- Two OF the enemy lad their ganres
drawn over his head, auti demanded his sur
renter, when itetieliherstely drew his pistoi,
killed one, and the ofterlfie,l. after discharg
ING tis revolver through that officers over
eeat s'ur casualties sum us two titled, nve
slighti5 wounded, and six taken psisnIse.s.
on.is,e rart vi the enemy, six s.illesi ~--1'-'
altf,.r
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sFrRY .s Nxx 1RIxAns.-The n q. TiEes, Of iift
i2ih notices 4 destructive nre which aecurfen
theirs iias day before. II says:
About 8 o,ciadA yesterday morning fire broke
oul tu the hardware store ni B F. foiser Co. uH
Fcnounit0utas ST., betWeen 6fayter anu Nataiie2
Sta Messrs. Folxer D. Co., occupied three stoTss
ffuutins au TchaalpitoItas and New iseves through
winch tile ire was fann raging WIFI reieniiess iurs
The firsmen vvsne goGB nf ttis gfsund. buf could
prevent the trs from extending 20 tttf adjoining
iattor xtoss Jonas PickteS, On New i.evec 81 :,
and IL the uazgnthcent st0ss OF Alessrs afizf,
byrnee b To- ,Gn Trhoupttoutas IL From nsHce
II extended u the MAGNIFICENT, Nnaccuptsd st0Ee al
Alsssrs fschsnirft T. Ziester In tze OF 6rtef
Byrnes l. Co. The houses On tiAr opposite aide 81
Nafetfex Wsre Al various times On nfe hit tft
names there cissekef br tiir exertions of r
fiesusn. Afesss- Foiser q Co., mad q large stecs
of xonis oa fsaud q also Messrs. Grief, Byrnss d
Go. We understand that the latter saved pari oi
their ss0ks, bat lost some - ,oeo In gnsenbacks
The snfai iass of hniidinvs and oter property will
fulis fB0t uP 8a00 $40.
Bur mave fearful than tire fass OF properly was
siss loss Of HE which attended TINS ean1agratoti
by riff failing OF pOrtion OF ts waits al TIE sfFs
al Jonas PICKLES. Several heensen Wsse buri-L
beneath the ruins, resulting in the death oi ar
Ruckley assistant foreman of Nc. 9l, aHG TIE
srts4ss WulInding oi j. Huffman and A. Nevette be
at.aes sey era otaers who bruised
hoffaaar and the body of Buckley were nnt
covered FROM tias RUNS until they han bren buried
fDr srv<ra hours. buckley was seOrctiet anc
bTits.d over als parts OF itfas holy He h "o"
win, s state III tte engine house oi the company
whieti ise naeasber. Truly, Sin tt,r nsi.ts
0f 1tts VT near death ~
Tie nuisdiuss acailpt<n By Grief, Byrses 4 Go
Wer. estimated at 90, 90. and bctDn9eu tof. II
win that occupied hy Finger 4 Ia bsl0nxs.i il
Adn. Ids Hiaeanah, and Wfas valued II ean.oeo.--
Several huitdiafs On Nafcisex Alley Wele ruassiii-
rabty injured hY tine falling nj ths walls 1t Ilen
hygssss q TO. n atDrr.
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FR0E Efs7kLESTf9h.

GH! gLEsToE, Dec. 2a.-Ten shells were
bred hi the city between two and thres,
O'Clock his nIu-uing. Five fell short
Twelve more were thrown hetween six and
sesen o'clock this evening Nnboty hurt.
anG DAMAGE about as usual. There was very
little firing hetween the batteries to.tiay.
Ah ~ r--;nt ii Sumter, and no material
change IL the poSlfiun ----A-A.
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Soldiers Effects MANY OF thu noble sol
siiers who have died in the shaSpisals from
wounds anu disease have LETT money aud
other effects, which their legal heirs have
had difficulty in recovering because OF tht
prescribed lnrins OF law Without requiring
these claimants io administer an the estates
and give secu-ity, Congress NIGH; enact the
tran sier III the iunds tn the StsGte and county
from which the deerdent came by this
transfer the shsiTs could lay their Claims II
h0ms, ana save the heavy expenses La which
they are nov subjected In obtaining their
rights.
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PROF DIlEgSylS10axL CARDS.

s cHlsEs, bs...sias f,.sila s.G. are impsos,efl y
vs. iTeateG--ss usually they ny TIE i2e.nc-
eEas-iy ys4rlaa il.sin tv.a Fsoas that teir
t-lse DGEGz deeply IsEstas. aad IN o "a q
osasaeH SangEsne att 0i;glais death easoe ~
Taerelzrt aivtFt pytssls asd e5 al educated
Ciirass.ssi II ffallss s.fssf7alfi q Health.
A1- Dr SCHULTZ IS tag only eac s,5n.h
t5lis;ss Wall STREE iieteI. tle @3-2tf
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Ea..A F-sS3. 7,k. i 4 Is, xE:.

ERIsTeI-, Dec. 29.-The news from flie
front is uniniporiant. Twenty,une pris-
oneYs, captured ny our cavalry III Nui-
herr Gap, have arrived here. Five hundred
Yankee prisoners viii be shipped 10 RieI-
mnnI tf,.yiight.
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Sent (ss.--Jnhn, slave 10 Afrs JHhn w.
Smith, charged with hurglasinllsly entering;
William Allu,s house and atealins u guam
tfsg of esaceries, and with aiding negre
woman. slave To William Robinson. 10 g.
care from hssr master, was again heinre thr
Mayur yesterday, mud, amer u hearing, NJ
mantlrd To the Hastings 'tsnart Tor inxl trial