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nnn1I GT-I.nTIS.

ST. LOUIS, January .
The ballOting in the Legislature for U. )
Senator presents no new feature.
A bill from Mr. Glover was received IN
the House to-day, to take strong grounds
in favor of the Presidents Proclamation
Mr.. stahan's bill, disfranehising the
rebels was warmly discussed, but no ac-
ton was taken.
The communication with Springfield is
still broken. A party was sentfrom Le-
banon to repair the line, but has not been
heard from, and apprehensiOns are felt
that they have been captured. Opinions
strongly prevails that Springfield has
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. II.
Late last night, General Curtiss received
dispatches from Colonel Crabb, command
ing at Springfield, Missouri, that the reb-
els were repulsed at every advance, and
our forces held the place. We lost seven
teen killed; the number wounded nnas-
certained. We buried 35 rebels. More
were taken off thefeld. They left num-
der Of wounded on our hands.
But little of Springfield was destroyed.
The rebels almost entirely destroyed the
telegraph between Springfield and Land
Spring. .
Curtiss has three columns of troops af-
ter the enemy.
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REBEL I.OssPS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
A MurfreesbOrO' dispatch says the loss
of the rebels increases daily. Two thou
sand Of their wounded were sent 10 La
grange yesterday.
Many more were left here, but cannot be
moved, as their wounds are frightful, and
most Of them will die.
LATER-LsEergne has been accidental
II burned, 90 that the rebel wounded have
to be sent 70 Nashville, and thence to Lou
isYille, for treatment %
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROaI WAsHINGoN.


Information from the Army Of the Potomac,
shows that our piekets extend from Falmouth
20 King George Court House. about = miles aus
contnbands agree in stating that rebel incur
sions are nightly made below the Court house
for a hong distance, and negroes are carried away
and sent South. The greater portion howeyeE
of the slaves IN The long neck q land oeVHeen
fhe Rappahannoek and the Potomac rivers, have
Already made their escape % our lines, bringing
with them their masters teams and other prop
To Major General Wright The daring opera,
tions and brilliant achievements OF uenSI1
Carter ard his cQmmandi ara without peIt.l,,el
in the history Of the var, ana deserve tie thiiAs
s,f the country. This expedition has proved the
capacity Of 0ur cavalry for bold and dashlng
movements which do not doubt VAL be lInitateo
p osss- S4sgnedA NV. HALLECK,
General-in- Chief.
nrivste letter nom the bloekading feet of
Mobile dated December 23d, says that many de-
-ee4e-s to the United States from the rebel forts
e,7li 1ieiqhborhood, state that general hardship
had commenced at Noble, beef once week.
srsd oysters only at other times. They have no
sugar, tea n0rco
fhe pirate Oreto is still in the harbor. Noth-
fne has been entering or leaving the haroor since
Captain Preble's departure save one sloop Win
cotton, which after getting out was captured oy
or cruisers, and cotton laden schooner wnlch2
getting out under cover Of stormy night, iouna
her heart falling and endeavored TO run back
arain but lost her footing and went Into the
a SQUADRON TO come near She set herseH cn
IRE, and was utterly consumed
Everything is dead and dismal in Moblei the
place having become hardly worth taking:
General Ia leek has dispatched the following
to General Rosecrans:
HEADQUARTERS or THE AEHri
WAsHSGToS, Jan. 3.
To Major General Rosecranss Commanding
Army Of the Cumberland-Genersls Rebel &C
counts fully confirm your telegrams from the
battlefield. The victory was well earned, ano
IS one Of the most brill ant Of the war. You and
Tour brave army have won the gratitude Of your
country and the admiration Of the world The
field Of Blurfreesboro' is made historical, and fu-
ture qenerations viii point out where many
heroes fell gloriously in defense o. the Consutu-
ton and the Unon All honor TO the Army o.
the Cumberland Thanks to the living tears
for the lamented dead ,-.r,
General-In- Chief.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination
Alex ". Randall, Of Wisconsin, 20 be FIRST AS
sistant Postmaster General. Captains Farragut
Goldsboro, Dupont and FoOte, we're conhrmee
as Rear Admirals in the Navy, from the 10th o
July, 1862, on the active list, and Captsn Chas
s. Stewart TO be Rear Admiral from the sam
date, on the retired list
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
It was yesterday currently rumored in
naval circles in this city that Commodore
Wilkes had been removed from command
of the Flying Squadron for having failed
to obey orders relative to intercepGng tho
Alabama
Although inquired about in well-inform-
ed circles, no definite authority is given
for the statement,
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NEW YORK, January y
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that any revenue stamp, except proprle-
tary, can now be Esed for its mount on any in
strument, thus virtually abolishing the great va
riety Of stamps.
It unders ood that Secretary Chase will be
here tomorrow to consult with our bankers as to
the best ina cial policy TO be adopted
The President has nominated Robert W Tay-
lor, ofOhio, for Second Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, ia place Of the late Elisha Whittlesey.
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An election Of United States Senator is
soon to be held by the Virginia Legisla-
ture, of member to succeed Mr.. Wiley,
whose term expires on the 4th of March
next. All loyal hearts wish that Carlile's
and not Willey's term expired so soon
The friends of Hon. Joseph segar, the pre-
sent member of the House from the AccO-
mac district. are pressing his claims for
the p osition.
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be selected one appropriate to any
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FROM ARKANSAS.

GRENADA, Miss, Jan. 2.
The Arkansas Legislature has imposed
a fine of not less than..S5OO, nor more than
$4,000, and imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary for five or ten years, upon any per-
SON caught trading with Yankees.
General Hindman's scouts bring inform
otioD that General Grant having sent
{, SJi5c 900 troops from Holly Springs to Mem
phis, it was believed that large portion
Of his force would join McClernand's ex-
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FROM THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.

HEADQUARIERs AMY F0IOMAci Jan. 10.
All quiet. Through the inspection Of light
12-pounder ammunition il is shown to be mostly
casualties occurred from them to our own men
during the recent battle.
There is no truth in the report in Richmond Of
Summers debarkatiOn. He still occupies his po-
sition IN front Of Fredericksburg. None know
this better than the rebel military authorities, as
daily Gags oftruce 60 over under his supervis-
ION
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CAVALRY RAID.

WASHINGTON jan 10
The following was received at headquarters to-
day from Fortress Monroe:
FoRrREss MoNRoE Jan. 9.
To General Halleek "A party Of cavalry and
infantry was sent from Yorktown by General
Keyes and landed at West Point night before
lastsnd returned to-day with quantity Of ami
mails and eight loaded Wagos.
They destroyed the depot and rolling stock ST
White House, burned q steamer and several
sloops, boats and barges laden with grain. They
sustained no loss whatever
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President Lincoln, at the request of
Senator Sumner, gave that gentleman the
pen with which he signed the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation, for transmission to
George Livermore, of Cambridge, Mass.
the well-known antiquarian and anti
slavery writer.
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FROM WASHINGTON
New YoRK, Jan. II.
Times special.

Times special:
Desertions Of late have become so numer-
Gus that the Secretary of War has deter
mined to adopt the most stringent mea-
SaFes to secure the return Of delinquents.
He has become convinced that the system
adopted some time ago is entirely made
quate, and has decided to remove Mr.. Ora
per, and place the business IN the hands
Of General Wool with full power for its
execution,
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TAPORTANT FRolT THE GnLF.

NV foRE, Jan. II.
The steamer Cecil arrived tonight from New
Orleans Sd. She brings dispatches TO General
Haleek. She passed several gunboats bound
up the river Passed transport Merrinae with
ninFton.
Pnrser Cook reports By the arrival Of the
gunboat Clifton at Southwest Pass, on the even
ing ol the 3D. learned that early on the morn
ing of the 6rst the rebels made an attack by land
and water on the Federals ct Galveston. Our
Ga1beGts were stacked by rebel steamers pre-.
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A dangerous forgery Of Government
vouchers for military services and sup
plies, has been detected at Chicago, and
two of the forgers-plsusible young men
named George Sutphen and ]. G. Ward
have been arrested and examined before
the U. S. Commissioner. They tell rather
lame story.
A letter from Memel, Prussia states
that the tEuJlv in uIIIDUTI " iIfViI hs-3 bsan
limited for some years, has recently re-
ceived fresh impetus from the discovery
of several rich veins in the neighborhoOd.
Most Of the amber found near Memel, is
sold to merchants at Dantzic and LEIPZIG,
who export it to Turkey.
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Major General Commaeding.
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january II, 1000.
The Richmond Enquirer, of the 10th, has
the following.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 9.
It is now ascertained that the enemy
returned from his position on Saturday
and Sunday morning, seven miles beyond
Stuart's Creek His cavalry returned af-
ter hearing of the withdrawal Of our
forces.
General Morgan has returnedsafe, after
destroying the Nashville Railroad within
four miles Of Louisville. He also destroy
ed the Lexington and Coyington Railroad,
and paroled large number Of prisoners.
The Enquirer says General Magruder,
in his official dispatch concerning the cap
ture Of the Harriet Lane, says: 81 have
taken 600 prisoners, and large quantity
of valuable stores, arms, SC. The Harriet
Lane is but little injured"
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n1isnnlInnenrsItems.

The history Of the "Dale Guard" COM
pany recruited in Gloucester, Mass, and
vicinity, has been noble and sad one.
Out of 101 men, only ten were left un-
harmed after the battle of Fredericks-
burg.
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FRn,I WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9TH inst.
says a rumor was current yesterday that
General Sumner and his division left Ac-
ouia Creek on transports for the South.
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THEALL SUFFICIENT THREE

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Al Letters Patent OF England, and secured By the
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No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion bpernator
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No. Two completely erndicates all traces o. tnos
diseases that have heretofore been treated py the au
seous and pernicious use OF c0pavia and cubeDs
No Three has entirely supplanted the I'M ur10us use
Of mercury thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
relief disperBng all impurities, and roofing oct the
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Jan. Il.
Morning papers contain nothing addi-
tional relative to the Galveston disaster.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.


The Tribune's Washington correspond
ent telegraphs the following from Rich
mOnd papers
The Passaic iron-clad was toWed into
the harbor at Beaufort, N. C., disabled,
having lost her turret and guns, and leak
ing so badly that the pumps were going
constantly. The steamer which towed the
Monitor has not been heard from. The
CONSERVATION at the loss of these vessels
is great.
The Herald has the following:
STAFFORD C. H., Jan. IL.
A force of rebel cavalry, supposed to be
Hampton's command, has been lowering
on our right flank for some days. Our
cavalry pickets at Stafford's Store, and
two men were killed. Our scouts have
been fired upon repeatedly, and one Of
them died to-day from injuries received in
this way.
Presenting that this cavalry was sup
ported by larger force, Colonel Tanning
went out the night before last, with COM
pany of cavalry, infantry and artillery
Advancing by different roads, he reached
CGtletPs Station yesterday, where he en-
counteFed and drove q company of zoo OF
800 rebel cavalry. He ascertained salts
factorily, that there is no rebel force ex-
cept rowing bands Of cavalry, on this side
of the Rappahannoek. His cavalry march
ed 80 and his infantry sbOut 60 miles, re.
turning last evening.
It was reported that the rebels had been
running cars on the road to Manassas
Junction, but this is doubtless incorrect.
General Sigel arrived here from Wash
ington last evening.
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Inc U6Sp&LCu SOUAAAS 0bOfO'
fsee Outl W. L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking Roasting and BrOiling properties are
unexcsptonabe, and in economy OF Fuel It Is unPar
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NEW PATENT GRA
II will burn Coal as well as Wood most admirably; the
Oven being thoroughly ventilated i viii produce .
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting is done before
the open IRE. and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth as common dictates. It Is manufactures
IN this city, and the material used and the WORK
msnshfp are OF the best quality; finally, II gives per
feet satisfaction to ALL hundreds oihou1ekeepers N
this city and surrounding country who are daily
using 1t, will testify. -1---
THE MORNING STAR NG STOVE Is
new and desirable pattern Rnlch, with variety Of
otherg. make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety Of Parlor Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves, for Coal OF Wood, at reduced prices.
We constantly supplied with ali the newest sno
most beautiful styles OF
ENAMELED GRA FES.
Also-aH Of the most usaful articles Of House Fur
nishinR Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We arc lust receiving the latest improved styles
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest prices
W8manufacture largely and have Tor sale II Nhoie
sale and RETAIL s the various articles OF Plain and
.Japansd Tin, Copper and Skest-IrO8 Ware.
e oder the almost endless variety OF goods in ouI
liie Tor sae at the lowest cash prices, on the UNI
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na-Afl Housekeepers and those who contemplate
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FKRD ct tho
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIO OM
NJ WI MARVIN,
No. 50, South side Pub. Square
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Colfax offered resolution that the
Committee on Ways and Means be dis
charged from further consideration.
The House bill, reducing the duty on
imported paper from 35 to 10 per cent,
and that the same be considered in the
House now, was laid on the table.
Wilson Of Iowa introduced joint reso-
luton that the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation is hereby ratified, approved
and confirmed.
Cox moved to lay on the table. Disa-
greed to, so against So. The resolution
was referred to the Committee on Jgdici-
ary. "
On motion of Dunn, Secretary OF the
Treasury, was requested TO inform the
House of the amount expended since the
rebellion, in the employment and susie
nance Of slaves in disloyal states, and to
what extent expenses had been repaid by
their services.
On motion of Mr.. Kellogg, the Commit
tee on Ways and Means were instructed to
inquire into the expediency Of reducing
the duty on imported rags.
On motion of Mr.. Arnold, the President
was instructed to communicate full statis-
ties of the commerce of the lakes and wes-
/ tern rivers and the St. Lawrence.
Mr.. Noel offered q resolution that the
committee on Naval Affairs inquire intC
! the expediency of establishing a navy
yard at point between the mouth of thu
/ Ohio and north of St. Louis. Agreed to.
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sRNATORIAL ELECTION.
NEW YORK NEWS.

DOVER, Del, Jan. 9.
Rayard Was reelected United States Senator
rom this State to-day.
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The Tribunes Washington correspond
ent telegraphs the following from Rich
mond papers
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il


A number Of petitions were presented IN
favor Of a bankrupt act.
Harlan offered resolution requesting
the President 10 inform the Senate what
measures have been adopted to enforce the
provisions of the act to suppress Insured
ton and confscate the property Of rebels,
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Mr.. Fessenden called up bill to pro-
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that the resolution from the House would
not meet the wants Of the Government
Bill passed.
Fessenden explained that the bill made
ample provision for the prompt payment
Of soldiers.
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