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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26
Major General Grant

Ulysses S. Grant was born at Point Pleasant,
Ohio, April 81, 1922, and graduated at West
Point i'll lS43 as brevet I'd lieutenant in the 4th
Inf n'ry During the Mexican war he participa
ted in Taylor's battles at Pao Alto, Resaca de la
Palma and Monterey. Afterward his regiment
Joined Scott at Vera Cruz, and Lieutenant Grant
took part in every engagement up to the City Of
Mexico, receiving brevets Of LIST lieutenant and
captain for meritorious conduct at Molina del Rey
and Chepultepec. At the close of the war his
regiment went to Oregon, where he was promoted
to captaincy, but in 1868 ne resigned and settled
ia St. Louis. In 1869 he removed to Gaena, ILL.,,
where he was engaged in commercial business
when the rebellion broke out. He was among the
first to offer his services to Governor Yates, and
was made colonel of the 2lst Illinois Volunteers,
with whom he went into service in Missouri. In
the Summer of 1861 he was made Brigade Ter,
General and assigned to the district about Cairo
He Immediately occupied Paducah, KY, stopped
the flow of supplies for the Rebels up the Ten
nessee and Cumberland, moved soon after on Bel
mont, opposite the Rebel stronghold at Columbus
from which place he was driven only after des-
perate fight by "a largely superior force of the Reb
els In February, 1862, he led the land forces
sent against Fort Henry but did not participate
in the victory, the gunboats having done the work
before he got there. Thereupon be marched
forthwith upon Fort Donelson. This place he be-
sieged and assaulted, and on the 10th of Febru-
airy the Rebels raised the white flag (Gens. Pillow
and Floyd having stolen off during the night with
5000 men leaving Buckner to surrendeDand sent
to Grant for terms. He replied that the surrender
must be unconditional OF he would instantly move
on the works. This short and soldierly answer
gave him the subriquet of Unconditional Surren-
der Grant--the initials being the same as of h .
real name. This fortunate and fairly won victory
was rewarded by commission as Major-General.
In April he reached Pittsburg Landing, Buell. be-
ing IN his rear with reinforcements. The Rebels
did not wait for Buell., but made a furious on
slaught upon Grant, who was forced back to the
shelter OF bis gunboats where he resisted John
son with success. Next day Buell. came up, and
the rebels got severe fiogging at what they cal
the battle of Shiloh, their commander, Gen. Al
bert s. Johnston, being killed. His more recent
operations, now eliminating in the capture o.
Vlcksburg and the opening of the Mississippi, are
fresh in the public mind. .-. ...re-
/ Gen. Grant is represented as man of plair
appearance about 5 feet inches in hight, ligh
hair, blue eyes, rather taclturn, closely attending
to business, methodical and cautious, though full
of daring and death if need be. He is held il
the highest esteem by his men, who seem 10 pIac'
unbounded confidence 10 him-not because Of HI.
political p eerences or aspirations, bu: because h
is emphaticaly a lighting general ....
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26

THE PROFESSOR AND STUDENT.--A Professor
Of Latin in the University OF Edinburgh, now M
more, having desired the students to 1--WE list of
their names in Latin, was gr atty surprised at ses-
ing written on slip Of paper The name," JoaHnes
Ovum Novum." After in vain seeking for trans
latlon of this, he at last became convinced that it
was either one of those dark Latin passages, to
decipher which, even the skill of Bentley would
have failed, or that it was hoax. He, the ,efore,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26
:ltlarrle0.

In Camden. N. J May goth by Rev. Robert s. White
Mr. George w. Basset, formerly of Barre, l., and Miss
Carrie r. Ia Tor, of HammontOn, j.
In Church at South Royalton by H. S. Haynes, May 3d.
Mr. James NJ. Hnkley and Miss Lu3rolia Spauldlug,
both of Royaton
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
FROM ARKANSAS.
The Growing Loyalty in thc Stafc-tni
ecrvcuiicns Ci,iyeu~ k~ming-Pricc
Re;rsating Aguia-Pcuy DeprCdattous.
FIom or -r' ciai Corro.pondert.


IulE Rock Dee. 10. ls6j
Arkau,as IS essentially loyal STATE. During
the dar7, DAYS Of the Rebellion within her borders
there So to have been latent element of loyalty oil
over m. Saieoo weak 10 assert itself and. though
eo.up,;c overslugheG too strong to be cXiinsuished
Under he admirable administration Of Gen steele
this elecrt as been rapidly cthering strength ever
,pee our occupation of Little Rook until it show.
,ne scf 80 nearly every paI Of the State in earnest
e,rressir. of sympathy for tie Union oarse and q
sutipath, f'r that Of tie Rebellion. Frequent AID
largely rtenled conventions are being held ond In no
single slauce has there been failure 10 eXifct iAe
uycl.est sire 70 aga.1 enjoy Che protection and oea'l'
ofthe e'aIol Government.
or tAes ne one he,d a. Benton. twenty miles sonth
bon this ciiy in Saline Coun'y Is entitled - spcd.
neation Tho fab parloul.is ol tie meeting were IN
,c.ord,rce With resolution t, that effect. forwarded
a. Won b., iie Secretary ana % ia only worth Willie i'
,c iaortou tie r..t tiei II attended by flNy ,U
,,,airc citizens NJ Saline md ad ming counties Which
eonsjierin :he rca J, deYpi I'd state Of The coun
t,v va. matter OF lrch srril.'e even 10 TIE mos
sar.l..r '.a..cfs in ihe -rol ,t
Olcof.h. resolutions passed D. also worthy oi nat'c'
J, .r..t,hat "tle loya citizens Of Arkalsa
shan o. ,rize and srm themselves. ond enter mo
,ls5.a t-- tbsy will never lay down their aims. no
only rni tits unrigh;oous Rebellion Is crushed br
mil e,e., nseo o. slavery is eradica'sd from ON
-sid-t. arsly md forever
1flit.s i1atf,is are qui0i. Price Is Known TO have
,etrcafe1 oriA 4 red Eivcf with greafiy r'due'd
force GnerIias are pielfs along TIC line Of 1'te
snd Ark Pivers. but 40 900 shy of our eunboh''
10 int. r. materially Wit navigation. !cw lay
slnce 81. -1ccoeded in cap, ring pari Of def achme'
lent out reprir ~ ra''ra between here and pc'af
Buff yoa1 such petty dcprcda'ions icy have not
succeed l doing the arry anr damage
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Tie OH Army Corps at Knoxville.

t. ne3d,o, 4 The y. y T,ibnrc
Sis. ! aoua inclosed lit of casualties in the
I'd pBsor. OH Army Cops, dining The beleagucrmont
of Epo lie Tenn, by tue Confederate army under
Iniarcot, likewise copy of TIE order Of Cen Ban.
sNcpiicl he issued at M special personal request.
+njr We have had daily average Of but five per.
a.. IN the ID Division. oh A. G. Except the wounded
,u.ed from duty in the riheplts The men are
Ngucd by severe iriol and duty, bat they have been
td are now very healthy not ease of seyerc dsease
has OccurCd. Our treatment anl management u pre-
vent disoa4e and maintain the energy oi the men has
bten general bsthin. thorough grOoniDg) Of oil
vlO con planned Of Illness warming them by good hIes
stet cod nights duty on picket guard or N The rie
pa, securing 10 tem rest 8nd sleep by good hrc IN
warm room. all under tie direction OF tho Fcgirnenta
Surgeon and supervision of Il good nurse Each rcg
neT had its room. IL fire, is bathing kettle and tub
aud ~ nurse The above j. Eatemont Of the hygcnic
leemens Of the % Division 9Th A. c. ard tic ap
palc1t nlis may add the diet las been lehtlalf
Totiong. With NY balte-cry motto, "Ogr country and
freedom asepaIab.c in al TIC future"
] remain yours. GAVIN CUTTER
6rrg. 2st Mass and SgiR. ia charge I'd Div. sth A. C.
Hsadgsnrieys I'd DictsiOA. 9h Asmy Corps. Kao1riih
Ttnn.. Dec .. 1853
HgsDeUAsTgPs Rng og Tug ONO, Eoy. 20 1909.
CELEG3'o n.ea va p excused lofl ~ duty eEeaF inf
u tic cssses evidence Vi eG1lelis disability and scoas
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
rRo1s EES0XyILLE.
Gen. s.rfs.n s:sI;cycc-Tnlscs Ecr;wnHh
% , ~ry Depnrtraerf Gen. MuDssn 30
s,..,,.,,.oa the Twemiy-ihird Army


trors o., -,-,i.i Cosf,. londen;.
KsoXvur Tenn, Dec. H. lsGl
Maim-Geueral EJrts1iI and staff arrived here
,etr.s. .o.n.ag wi. tle iu,. ation supposed.
~ srossf.-- command oftie I'D Army Cops 10 day,
Ilearr m thc General i1, been relieved, al rs o. "a
rsoue n fhis command op oecolnt Of lys.cal inabl
a., 40 tab command in te ll. The certificate oi Dr.
.JaeEso, Medical Director Of the 25d Amy Cops,
which 81 ., VIII much r. cnlaTity the noinrc u me
C;cnc,,''. ities. nursh0s nmp' ground for tie
40 h. ts taien. Ills roullc- are u the head ircls.
r,s.irv fa rnnu'erE which roifcr cNciHug iibJr IN
III a. q inc. -ols General Bartsnf b. an order
In, -rl, lrr'c1 nom tie Ngr Department - as.lrned
l. ~ &. .u1nI O.. 1e District - Olio and Indiana
witb H. .o.' 'ga ter5 40 C,l.inn d. Ie lcoTea lcrc
lniped it ~ the LITTER pler 10 preside ai Court
Nnrtia ,if 90 Lo cluge.c trie e.. the trial OF some
QuaItefn. .f'r nnd Oti"rs.
JLsle 81 uIaf y regret evrr--'a ht toe reiireme,
o. Gen GsrstH from tho HrpaItmrht wlosc able
cralfics , solder have cont tibut"d 30 much toward
~ .ree.. Of military Opcr don. IN East ienretHc1
rs srrl or H.fg..G ~. :. {. Manson. comes into
tul command al az important period "hcn Nc ind.
c.f,lf. li. M a So a. have demand for nlAily
sh,ne AZ Do hist order. During the six weeks that
(;ea Man-Dn Las been ~ command OF the 231 Army
Iorge L4 ias slowD al tho qualities reqlsitc for tie
urfpa position and DIS lp-ts Of friends both IN md
al Il TO- army viii be giafiLtd that the mantle Of Tie
rsiiril General has fallen upon one 30 able and %
dcser.iae. Tie General T. very popular with the
G,I burnside and staq abou, leaving by IN extra
train fr Leroir and tereaTc indications that We
70 Lavs active operations in that direction within a.
sb0rt iffe. p. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
THE CoAb TRApg-The quantity sent by

THE CoAb TRApg.--The quantity sent py
railroad ts week is a, g0) Is tuna, against 4i' TOT
he orrcspondinc week Las. year. The shipments ron
oil the different regions by rail ore confined ptno'Imy ~
60 the trade of the lines the cities they r,neh % ~,
a., Goycrnrnen. The demand for coal continues good
for luEp steamboat broken and esg In nsel'hov VI
number OF operators having stopped to maze iopins
sld u IS cents to - per tn higher than the larger
sgcs in November and part of December has rceeded
10 the sao price the other sizes ana coal whom re
tailed NJ ~ IA Philadelphia III Noicn"i anu ~ W ~
wool IL now .ct1ilcd at 20 per tnu showing Dc
cline Of 80 cents Per This IL nbon tie average &c
cline Of coal in the different regions az tie cocres now
working we do not believe that coal viii go below
his figure until the Spring trade opens ngain. Labor
and maternl are too high 90 present 10 permit ni!
further reduction without l"ssi end. besides thc
operators pTcF Pre- pairing lclr colorc er noN yea
hi, ,inc- t6 ming much cogl durlG The v inter wien
only about a l0lfdays work can bo done oaisidc AZ
oon-og guonoo Of TIE cold weather. 90
potts,illc journal. Dec. 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

vii, be held strictly responsible t they rrant certificates
~ commend Of Major Gen. RURysIDY.
LEWIS RICHMOND Asst Adit. Con.
LIST or CASUALTIES OF SECOND DIVISION, NINTH
ARMY CORPS, DURING The silVE OF KNOX
VILE, TENN
sers Izrae Cunnngs Co. D. Joseph Wcisc II 4s Pa Vols
Richard f.ko r. 81 Macs Vol Corp Jno spouscr Co III. ~
Dwight Ripley. :, q Msss. V. pa. Vols.
fianc McNi8en, III, End VLdwnrd Patterson, \. 81 frF
se5.L JceTh Reed Co H. 'sm poo'ty 4, 81 Mass yo yo.
iona, Haldrmsn l. 49 PavoIFrak A. Porter a. s. Ma'sv
JOIN ". Smith, Co. y. III n. II. Vols.
WOUNDED
Adgt I'd. r. Lewis. 2 Mass Serg AlonEo Westhefby' 20
wrist .l.htl, y, n Mass ,shoulder, slightly
neury Cain. G 81 Mass, little VIM. Crops, A. Nd breast
higer, sl.hfy. cou'usion -,
Corp frsnc. Hurpee Go. T. John 'hres, 4, ND head.
ai Ma, leg slightly i.sac Arndt ], i8 Pa len ON
Edwin Tylren COZ. II Mass, tie he.d - ,,,.
writ rpl side severe but j. f. Widcrmuth u. ~ Ia,
M, 6sngrross hsud thumb and hngor amp
lame, y ~ &C. T. 2I Mass, ,JDo Murphy, r. az Ie.' hiP
thigh severe not dangerous. sisiiy' - a. - g.. 49,,
eer sis.tl, Lieut.. Mart pouy, II, % IA
az ~ I. u Mos. arm. aAila. flesh.
- IN nr,bgbly die Lieut.. Mart Jackson g. ~ ia
Fred Ftibsnts, H. Il Mass, thgh c"'u-o1e 10 D. On, q,
u'.,,i.,, N 2l Chprles eaYor ~ Pa che {
IL a., CT Hem. Riley b. 81 Pa, 10, hsh
pnso. rsiy n Mass ann Corr. Daniel Laid A. u fa
o,,,.sf,r foot. 49,
ey 2,ys. ankle crpt Daniel Myrick Go. {, 35
r'sn,,t.. m Mass, wTi-t.
IL, IL, ~, Moore Coo 2Alred l.. Crockcr, C. % Mass,
Ma' ~. :" ,'1 il awd Lirnt Charles T. Fro., 7. II
prvid Bowen C. MD. hand. y H.. arm hc.h -, ,
lohu Fr.u, &. sid. kuee Cha. u oie' r. IL "" ''"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

TOUfsS -. isisnd Friday Dec. 2S Hesr'"tta WIT
| Of Francis c. 1ourtt o. hsnorEt,aecc OF the nnes .
The friends of the family respcl''y INV 70 nten'
the funeral a, the Nor rgian Church. Staten sad on non
day Dee 2S at p. Carriage, viii be In waiting as s
Vanderbilt Landing the arrival OF the ~ nL GOAT non
Eewiork
YATEs-On Saturday. Dee &C. 1862 Susan s. NeYns vile
Of Joseph ]. Yates IN tho 3lst year Of her age =,
Her friends aud reaye. pe,iny invited o st,on nc
fmer nom No - 1h'rd avenue. on Monday z1th INST I"
O'CLOCK.
YOUNG-On Tnesdsy Dec o. a, Port Ethan Allen Va IN
the 2ql ysar of hi. age Major edx ai r. Young h Heavy
~ iery " Y 5. v, youngest son or Benjamin p aI'
| Helen ~ Young Of BrooalyD.
TIE above notice announces the death OF gallant ou.ce
IA, fllfn IN his cOIntrys service, "esrin; ~ nu".
and .-tanig Tag wi the continuance Of life we zee
that Major Young would lave been bIilan
AMI hat A, an oc.r he would have very high rank
Fairy a,yinced 10 poition BY T'riiorou, Conduct ne
lived slcuy long give a.-urenro OF his value Lasi
September Gov seymour promoted him ron ne poilon p
Cap.in to thai Of Major lie has gone 70 The silence OF ,e
tomb with lsrIe wreath green sronnd NJ 0r9" ana h'
man, friends N remember bis niiby qnaiies NJ. par
ism iud ability aud feel usoei thet he has no yei ~ 'Hn
Youth and opening meuho9d may behold ma bei ana use,n
Greer and ind Il an example to follow. by his fellow ON
cen and the ranks he led Ls name will Dc recalled with
dov-y cyrs and simirDg - yra.-ons
Following him the end with the heroic devotion wohe an
only knows h youthful. widow while t' ieafs Iu a au
fast grave the ho. his two little rue la'nr
AID mother who have Known him longest ana best WIN
kindred aud friends. may BE- consoed by the reflection hat
lie viii be mourled brave NOUN th' brave
And wept nation, weep thoir children dead
Brooklyn. Dec. 26, 1862. u H. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
rn,crininncn,s TI,i, Dn, nni Evening.

For time cf 90 f.iee' o. o'f CO A-'
ol hnp0pT.
AcAprYY Music corner of lr''ne I'cc I'D fo"''i''
s.rr-t--t '.,.s--loue o. Last Pays ~ ron OIL ans.
WALLACE IHE.rsR, coun,r Of brold"ay ard Thirteenth
sffeats-Lcvr tntae. ,, ,
NlsgER (AEDES, Dro'dway, opposite boHn ''i'r- i'''
OLrrric TgrArHn. Broainay, shove Houston .rees-
cam.ln'. Husband - -. ~,,
Banxuwf MusEra rroslway-hrlbian Gi.n'-tiinn, pir,
Clut Iov Luput.n King lc al al hours li n NIo-n
-T.cket. 81 e4N--Nhast, Ac.--Ahcmoon ed lNein;.
NAx ANRrH0us NENsGEHIg, br.1iwuy above SIrns fe''
Grand aravcu 1T Wild Animals. -
Ctiy4ox Hall A.,or Pl-co-Mnior Of tie Rol 'lion.
bpoApw.r ANPHiruE.TEE, BroadwaN nraf bo'4c street.
Equestrian AMI Athletic Pcf.ofuan'o. m
HopE CHAPEL. rr'awsy, above Fourth street.-The Nam
u.afns.sTcofCop optcon.
Ninos 3.rooN Rrday above Prince sire'.-Conoer FOR
,nuIth o.. st Gfof-e The Martyr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
rxc.rIMFyr IN HAsrPonr. VII.
Ar1ssEyI yIr;NT =.
ne opera.

There viii De two performances OF Italian
Opola at TIC Academy tAs week-ioni and Weincs-
DIV. wlon tie company OF Mr. Maretzk proceeds 20
Bost,p. Thon he German singers under Air Alsclu;]
,ave nnother tr'a "Ioue. or ne Last Days cf Pom
pe viii be given 20 night. with the following cast
lore s.....................A Mad. Jo."ps.ne d' i'h
tfia, ses".........
frbse,. I'.' rdc.t o' lsi.............,if liclIn,
Buibo tr-ore kc'per. -. hi-eli
S4ls,fo . psri.irr Glrrros ..ier L...Sf Er'rhatdt
Clo8io ra,rir'an Gi'neos friend ..... Ter Mailer
D.ce ionts .''-ie ''4''f
We beg tG remind Crr reader that The saturday
matinee. " Mr. Theodore 1LoDas are regularly given
II Irving Hail. vloro there are not only solo singers
m ncrfpriaers hut-rarc tling for grand concert
r. every panJfogte concert is inppdeAily siyhd-iloc
f. IN orchestra which plays pieces arranged scn operas
n well as hoses ecally written fOr in'umens These
concerts Of Mr. Thomas nut we think succeed as tley
deserve; during the season, oli of eight successive
s,rdnys seven lave been rainy-a thing olt of prece
dent The doctrine of cnneea suggests Tat tho future
Saturday, vii be fair AID the eIterpriling young pro
icctor viii be recompon'ed for bis tme talent ana ol'-
lay.
The German Iioderlrlnl adsoFtised The opening of
nov. hall on Saturday q, enlng with appropriate musical
disla.ition3 We no alc 10 attend. but Judging
fo tielr pre,ou. coIt. and reputation must have
been most attractive entertainment. apnt from the
social ersccs and kindnesses " fhc occasion The fo
loving was o e programme.
l--I,ymne die MnskM1n ...........i .iaclner
le,tIede ge.p ochcn yon Hern w. Jeiinshsu President
Ges LirdsIkT5nz'
sFe,t,e.ans an dio K1ntor-(Manneichor md Ofches.
i',si ~
.--Pro.or you Louis lls.e yoseragcu tr4picin l..
Pet1o'G
5-Nsrrcl an. dem Tsnnlauser-(ge c'tcr CLor md
Or hester asnrI'
The music Of Germany Is rich In fouryoiccd moscu
line writngs-a species Of harmony nice 10 manage.
because Of tic cDseneS Of the respective voices a. ro
yards pitc-1ho liking foF such music grows Hith tho
study oft either nom the notes, or from attentive ana
rcspsc,ful hearings In their new hall therefore, the
cultivation Of choral music may be looked for and what
is especially valuable and effective the tpcation Of
tie numbers uf the sngoror in choral efiortsgrand
OF sublime effects only possible but with grandeur
OF bic OF great numbers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
The GrncIrnbera scaetnhie pills.

,
A.. ~, be-, in tle world 'or f.iiy nso. and for
sgIPATIuS firADACHB-Nh NhRyousSkss
--HifloUsSEss- IEAusDUHN AcipirY- NA'sEt-tItTU'
LEscg-M AsroP ApPKTIrr-D DYsPErsA-LIyER COMPLAINT
-OHlp1SGs-FEyERs. 49,,
On doHAtef he,y groat nfsess end from ne Jarfnaf
tsy grrey orioe EdbsSoff icre t0c ia eoRsydfd
condition he Graessbog PTS g be JolHf more p!olsanf
hds 1ay oftfts. 90,
-four boxes b. py MAJ, ,e Of postagc, ~ part Of
the country.
dressed q J. \. Bridge VI. D. ResiicH Phy,crn Gfdgef
b,rg HnfrIe, No. 1870 " liam st, New York. an
~ Dy Bidge u consult isi.i pateat, as db0Ny no" ~
A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
EutnI Rsiirond Accident.

WAsnlNGION, Doc. u, It'J
An accident occurred last night at Bristow
Station train Of ten cars from Brandy Station for
hcxnnd-ia, owing 10 the switch D'ih9 piaceu thc
Eron0 Wv ran on to the side track, and on reaching
tLe end Of H. the locomotive and four cars were thrown
down nm cInbpnlt Il distance Of eight feet Two
men on the fop Of and another inside were kied
aud si1 or seven pcrsons were wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Vi,c H;outreni Nicc-G G0unuInte.

IT RfINGTON, VI, Ucc. =, IFT7'
A report Of the removal Of j. W. Howe,
e.o from the Office of Vice Consul at Montreal Which
inrugned Mr.. Iowess loyalty. proves 10 be utterly
proundlcss. Mr. fowes resigned his Office some tlue
sco willie lie commanded he does stil the perfect
Confidence Of Consul General Gddings, both as 10 his
capacity ard loyalty
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

Tho VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM IL the mos
highyapproyed medcn, discovered r HAS STOOD rk
OF Tzsrs Tns having had an unprecedented sale
Of NEARLY yORrV Il ia recommended oy our pes"
pnysIciASs our eminent oiriIKSs tho rhks' .no
TRADE, Ia fact by all who kno" It, fof es'hne"'' WING"
can be given to almost any exten wrappers 20 each poe
IN. Propri.tors will eh.sruy refund tho money 10, on
tiroy s,iactoy Pde 90 cent, aud the laise po,s'
mn,h no cL,,nes, BE CAREFUL TO car rnE urNriHt
which l. pr.pard only by REED, CUTLER Co.. w hoe-Ao
pmsslsts Boston. sodin NewYork by Dealers generally
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
GESlN, No. 5l3 BROADWAY,

EENlN, No. JI3 BROADNAY,
To LIS CusTONFKs.
have large snd choice stock OF goods sut,be az
pr.senis foT the HoLIpAYs consisting Of
LADIES sud CuILpKESs iUEs.
HATS Tor M-sEs, boys sud lsFASrs.
SruGu RoDEs LADIES MurYs ian entirely nav arti-
Clel
GYNrs' Utrs. fUR CoLIARs. Caps end Gloves.
IADlrs. tEsTs' lui boya sKAfiNn tAPi tlr-trlmmei.
vcy choice lot Of MsK and SraL Crows ici ladles
VICAR 6tNrS. No. 5lJ broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Mails Close NJ the posi-Omcr.

tg,.r,..isf Wedr day be so............. d. q.
.c'oer T.rei ir.,irv D.: sp................ II
For lu-o.r by steamer Jufn 'ia 4, r.lAud, trday.
jan.
irc .............. lo. o. n.
a. :, I"..,b No..............sl D. m. old o, p. N
sfhsf iyF,o l1d 4nai... , u. uui j p a.
,.f srf Not Wsv p.
Weston N. ,ia Elc Nsiiroli ..........@r 49, fd p D. ~
.,.,, -nl .ouh. " ..iriu ~ M ..3a f q end % y
f,.t.f N. .............t . o. tl- 81 h g. o..
y b,lf..d Newport ard IN isel.............. Jr -
Al. Lrur lfiard NNl closes OF = = ui. ana !. ~
sunday nci.s.-On sunday Cd. m.is close - y :. IA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
ih.u, Enftlc Unrkct.

AIr.yy Dec l6-lilko for bcevcs ycry dun srd pii5c
T. y n i've weigh, lower th1n ls,t week recep' H. H.
noeraey ac.iye and INN at caCi y n receipts ijOoo
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The Hen. var. Eoycioy in Portland.
poprt avn Nc Doc N lsf'

The Hon. Owen Loyejoy NJ. c., last night
OPENED course Of cotGre' here f1r te benefit OF he
Sanitary Commision. lie IL to bo followed Dy the
ablest speakers Of the country.
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ss;i;ur Of the Koya-aootinn.

PORTIaND, Dec. p. 1s53.
The II. NJ. steamship Nova-Scotian. Capt
Graham, for Liverpool sailed at O'Clock last night
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
nc,,I, of prof. Chew.

BAITINOHR Saturday Dec. 70 le"i
Prof. Samuel Chow, of the Maryland UmycI
sity died al MO resideaee iu .hls CIV! yesterday.
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gOTIClTORS of AhlNKlCAN aud FOhEIuN FNFtNt' 9
and PUBLISHERS Of an ILLUSTRATED "SClf.c
IIEIC AMERICAN So. 30 Pafh-iow, n N.w-forS
Pamphlets uf information about priunts 4ABE.
Specimen coYioi o. tax ps.ts fnsE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

Reported by Telegraph.
Cy,c,Go Dee 2s---floGs quiet end easy ss aSGS'
Dressed Hogs lo,yer at IS i5G 5b ~.
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T,h,c (uiIcry.
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Fine English Steel and ilasd Fable Cutlery, With fer
Ivory Plated and Silver illGdrs also elrn o', m cuae
complete. NM. }. hllbnh, NO l. hi'ue"'hi''
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i,rhe S0i,lirr,s Gin.

IGne >Otutfts
TO THE LOVED ONES Al HOME.
", vI d,'irer free Of freight charge at any express oece
,,, of 81 Joseph Mo- any beauul Albums. Of the
,o. Of J or more rt may he ordered by Members Of the
Amy or Navy Of the United State. Presents TO iends at
Jn", Wo manufacture elegant styles at oH prices 10 *f3,
IA biybcr r. 4 II. 4. ANTHONY.
Manufacturer, aud lnplrters,
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FAsuToy's JUpmEE HAS CoMMESCED.-Balls,
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lon wi render tic present season tie most brilliant ever
known In Amcrlc, and frg'nee j. an indi'pen''O'e
e..s.r, Of refined enjoyment tho Extract Of the MONT
rlooxisG CEaacj ue mos. delicious p'iine ever ai'
i1 j tom a Flower. !. IN uH,v-fsI reqaei'
PnALoS SON.