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The New York herald., 1863-11-20

HUDSON RIVER NtlLtOAu.-IEAfNs FOR Al
II "a y TOY ~" Ne.H art Nrst Cbambeis strse
A. mi VA Ag4 u. eup ~ p q M.. And n
DAYS 70 q y y W.. it1n tht . s.Hr.t T.U N. 10
procured at o. t3e n1.ees0 WESrtulT h pgi.sS
In New YORK ana brookyn and baggage ote 81 ~ fre
hon'e g Al points on lhe osd ma sa.a ga sptue,
NEW YORK. HARLEW AND ALBANY RNrEOAp-
~ decreased aromw1.a fius lfrius for AIra.v ana
Troy. The Netth ani Wcs esve fW sre, r.rof
al ~ a. N. rad rs H. "
Sund trains lsaHr New WORK for AlDanv ff -1 D. b
end Albany f1r New iurt ~ a.itA N
JOHN BUECHiLL. Sunern'-rJeut
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

lN II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONFER
II. CARRARA MARBLE sTATUARY, FOUNTAINS
VASES AND GROt PS. FOR PARLORS AND GARD Ms
MOSAIC TABLES. PEDEsrALs, BUsIS. SC.,
Just landed per ship Favorceien. from Leghorn
Is. II. LUDLOW co. will sell al RuctLn n on Tuesday
ana Wednesday November a nd 25 at n clock cach dAv
at the store Cf Broafway Blocker
very large aud choice co;ec Clrrara Marble 81,
tuary y2:The Four Seasons. garden; Water Car
rets, celebrated Bust OF Madonna by Gall; Madonna OF
Tenefani, fun size: Prayer" "innocence.'
"Bsccbus Group Of Educaton Bust of Washington
other choice sub ectS
gnrten, u which The at enton Of the pubic pa tculay
c1lled Garden Vases OF various designs aud ste.
Also a large Marble q Works
OF Arr for the decorations OF parlos consisting OF pre
white Groups and Figures, OF which fun
NAV 0e had from cat ,losues; vases coDied The
anceuts Roman Hebe. Egyptian. Go'hie Fi1rentpe
&c. TalZas Card Receivers full assortment OF Marble
and Alabaster Goods.
The above the impottaons OF Signors Gioyannoni
Ianloui. and lar Superior any offered previous
sales.
ca alogues Monday at the store Office OF the
auctioneefs No. 5 Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A pure at q great sacrifice cash lsm!y giving
housekeeping VIII dispose of their Furniture
sale Beautiful Pnrlor Suits covered in ritn frcnch
sat brocatei made order months
Gil be slld $50;
fables rsewod Eagssss brocate and Lace Curtains, on
Pnintjpgs and mahogany Bcdstcsd. Bu
rcsus, Spring and Hair Mattresses Turkish Easy Chair
Lounge ,wo parior Brussels Carpets. Corner Work
Stsnd su nj great sacrifice for c,sh Inquire a li9
West EEhth street, between fifth aud Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lF VOC WANT TO KNOW
j how sciOfula 10 communicated throuEh the medun M
air. read
MEDICAL COMMON sENsE
book for cu0us penpc aud god bo1k forcvrrg
Con tables Zee. Snlfsr fouceF q ~
prncral newspaper ispNs throughout M.
connry, H. Warn Noi Nrsey street, the alfaor
D.. B. FUOIL, Lib Broadway, Aes ks..
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
EDWARD sINTZENICH. AUCTIONEER
u PEREMPrORY SALE or WINES AND LIQUORS,

X EDFPHhR PERkMfroRY StLs os wisPs hsD LIQUORS.
ByD W. IVES CO. st is5 nd ~ Broadway on ga,
ay NOV smber 2? a, u O'Clock, Sy order Of assignee
| OF bourbon whiskey.
Old bourbon very hne aud OLD.
| imperiai In HGp On
Aass,, AAn,sSaw w,ns gg%'
CoRnac Brandy.
Also ioi Of 30 ued so,d. 10 lot, % suit
rempony The hshes bidder sample, vii be iASeo 81
% Tie csts a. unc Of sale, and goods ready immediate
deivery after sac. Dealers invited to attend
EDwARD siyrzENIcH, AUcT1oyEER;-HoRsEs
~ Gar i.ses. Goa; carriage. A. -BJ w IVES ( co
n d NoyembeT A. At oclocs !, is5 ana l57 Broad:
hands hs, snd estils aud sound cyery vty, raised 10
d1rsnee 40 TOP wseon sad Harness, 10 be sod y or
O e,ecuior wi hout reserve Ais Goat Goat Cen age anu
X GolToS, ,AugT1oSgRR.-LARgE SALE or
Bed, Msi,rese. , ms,oSny and ro.ewooa psrog s
DAY Frdeyl, November a. a, ~ ocoos Al "a Brosdwsy
oproste New Yok o.eL very large and general So "a
raj SUITS oi Paror, nnsr and id o5m; good rose
PATE HiTro4s. Ga1tsas snd % raeSs reahsr Beds risl
Mstles.e Velvet, Tsp'sry and Other Csrres; oieo,hs.
wood Paroiore seven good order Also hrec or
tty second hand pan Furniture fo@ family 1fcssn,
up hous-'e'p ng sac vii be peremptory.
EGEoRGE COOK AUCTIoSEER
VI On aud saeuoons No lu Broadrs'
One super OF iieu NJ Ssfe
one sui erior Engl ~ made Douhe Halres-.
Que family Csrrise with role aud shat
Also a u superior ru,nitute a. s,orsbe
prices.
~ q. HORTON AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL rms
VI. at a. ~ ~ No . ttrtnWi.h
STOCK 70 llma store Cans. Lamps l. ntcfus Shades
Kruslc, &C. sood ehoce tsdr Also lot NJ bater
hen lies OF. kettles, Slove QUE Dun and .o. q
IL tiuois.
IIENRY LEfD> \ 90. AUCrio NEkRS
Il HENRY u. LEI r. A 60. VIII sell q al ton 0u III.
day NOV. ~ o. lUct. In front oi hen sotc, No -
rsv ii6,.e j. hands bel iou. tsn believed be sound
1, r., bobtsi Horse ~, ard. rb about Years
oil. nd. esute .rd vey sfit-h liver As'. Hhe
scttaJ 10 IaNat, W Iuuf ruuU rs order
Also, .e - ssle Harness i t9'h ofari ana SOLD Tor
\ shtpng el0,s TOP ruaey. tD good rlnnius order
Also % 3 q NoeE " ~ ptr fh' one iHo
seat sjusia Bo, Ssgcn wiih rob-, ac.. ncnry 1rN.
HENRY ~ LEEDS 4 co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u. LEEDS q co wu. sell 81 auclon 81 at iN'F,
Npvcmte 81 a, o. CLOCK. al our saleai ON - Na'sah
street
Household Fu,iruic cons stias % R,usse sId sem'l
I-rycts carved ssryud Snt et frame fier nnd Manoi
Mirrors HAIR Ma asses. r1sero1d beuf caps,
luscv pod tg Bureaus ani Wash.snis, so'a. and
rytcnson Dini Iaoles Olanie .e,. msho-'nv ,as sad
10 kers NJ ~ kth, Bo.sifts end ll."AN 49, Atsry
sword iastals4 seirf Pls'ed War;, sc Aifotesx -
or so.e yawve lection o. se V" t"p'' - sac
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THE STOCK c!mBLINc MANIA.

The special correspondent of rhe Phiia-
aGiiI;. "lnq"irer,'' writing from Now Tork,
Jan. 3, says:
lie stock-:ambliug nanis shows little o-
no 'i rp. The crowd at both Boards, this
"'F"lL;;, Was quite as dense and as excited
." Sestsiisy Among the crowd are many
iS';''s whose faces are not often visible IN
"ai' s'teet- Every. man that can bag or
'"ii wv hundred dollars takes it To b; ;ok.r
'' INSTRUCTIONS that he s'operats for rise,
III. "a svli OUT "quick.' as soon as a few
pei Cent ara realized, for even the most
s'so1'"'is las an inward conviction that
".sf''ls reaction is in reserve, snd what is
r.'"' c,''' mere Is no telling how soon it may
s-a " "o"Hlry all round about is being
,I. 'nso tie vrr;cx. and the click of the
f,o:s. sph ali day tod Of orders to brokers
,,,l5s seope hundreds Of miles awav. The
il T'S ,ra themselves must be making fortunes
Ne. ,..,aJ aJ o! comujeaions.. Parties Vho
80 ,s'' nrly lame ircks'' Isv wsets .-o ~
n,i,e' nj 10. tlush--jaolsai sna has5S. As As
suncs, tns 'e eSFOctea, Under these circum.
asr.t, nSsa, Toe price of produce en- snd 0 psnsrs,
and :bs :bnslas, na synpathizing With the iafation
erchsn,o Upward tendency Of gold and iu, stsrlinr
ose' are also sitter. eN e'1o '''inhs
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RgcHs:oHp: Jsnu.ry IL, 1883.
nHITuAHY.

Ii charlottesville, cn tee Sih al Jsru5.T stcr "
sasss' G.rtnrH. from rTfthe.s, little FANNIE s::c,i
laughter CT er.y sud mary s. ErssS aked Se-Fs STD
rnonths.
The death Of this little cLl!d ieatrvcs ,tsa
notice. She OF uacGDEon p.o:aiss To beautiful
per3o3 she united beautiful trit3 Of rud an hstt
Indeed sbe her Intelligence aud memory,
Striking Aid 'nsI her renhIs so peculiar und ;,
beyond er yeas her poser c! r0Lvsrsatoa, !h.t atr
!r:sni, always had fo7ebotingc OF her rhily death While.
LeI prae her gentle Ind sueropatn EaEners her
d-elfsh loving h-srt, but made the dread reality the
cashng But the most ,utprInI anI delightful trkt u
her character her Of religious sousibty ard
The happy way In which she TAXED upon religious subjects
she seemed T. be always ap!rsssd with Go3s p'e.sL:c
And c-ctsisht aad would warn those whom she |oI Il
;hlrk DID opr bT aCylus. GOD Sec, Tou" Hr- r"sard
Tor pcrfct l::hfIae9s greet tsat sEs seldom
p.eas Il e..eE ras:sf!J bu would quslifr si .scEa
whh Il think i' II moving to nsE siDs the t
le lT:l.a fnr 'LIifen Her voice peculiarly
ini Eer a";;,t.y 20 6ugpg trer stt:l:tsd snui'l1n
Bdl: rT rLsfu sckEe:s she talked 6Imiy about ~ IN,
sui frequently expressed desire in DIE hst,Lr mi,
10 Heaven. Thsc asked Ii she ~As hCt Ltrs ~ H.
rerIird %hs al aid OF 6, u short tue before he.
r,th midnight viii St her Ltt!e body r...e.ci aE
out with palu, she ssns out, Ia cerr swgei Stc
'Im bound % the land :. bright Spirits above Ard IS
should RssGuge the ge of her friends 10 hinA that she Il
nov With the thousands OF children Of whom, shr rt.t -
aiEg .arih. Che how singing s:"und III: t r"' q
God In Heaven"
arGl l.c cklld.ca 10 u4to re, aT .":tl ttt-:
.c:, TO- of s;i:n y the ki1ydom Of HeRyeS-
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r.srrcST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or cor. Ro-

r,HrrcST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or eov. Ro-
6INSoT.
Fr,a.,var, Jan. g.-Tho Legislature Of this
:'.a.s 4Sscnhied to-day, and the message Of
ti.e fipye.nur vas received.
i,rurnor Robinson recommends that Ken
,.,.Y reject she Presidents 3 proclamation, and
priest as"iis: any interference with hor
aia- policy NJ unwar-anted by the Constitu-
49,. lie thinks the proclamation giving free
i',0 10 the slavcs in the rebelGous States IN
N.n's spon Kentucky fatal though indirect
hl:a-
i s:ys me saddest fact of the prociama-
t;c:i will be TO 1re the whole South into ons
n':,l'ins macs of inexheustible hate, destroy
..".. All hope Of restoring the Gnian, which is
I'D? p9zsbls oy sdhering &c tbs Corstitn-
t! - 1t ~s5
lie ':;-;her says that the most alarming as
pe'r ci lie proclamation is the usurpation of
:'' powers Of the Government By the P-ssl-
a:";, ":'aa. the plea of military necessity
lie al ises the Legislature to place cn record
t''!r protest sgaiast the proclamation.
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nntTT

DE I: iich=ond, mo 2'a OF p:ce7osr, cf ~6G-i
received = tie be.l. OF Fred.5ci1tnre. ~ lanes a.
Enw-s. c: Davis coupt-, III.
'hea Virginia seeded frc!a tie Dn!on. p: 5L~sI va:
The drs Of Kertncty rally TO :u Itxsjs:
CT the Ia ~ach he .her Eass Dad Dl;.ed Aef
teve month, scITce 10 Eou =es;ern R5is and OF ~:
mississippi, Ee enlisted unGs- ii, cousin LirSt Col G.
I:au ,ou bs % T-spis nastGlon, 1ea P. Ellls D
-ia:or recommondej and aisgord TO du:y us hsa
tGusut He bctng icGt.os ut Isc bStue 10 Hnics
e Wounded as the hottnst Vi The Hgbt di lie d.y
with c1olue.s ga L..,ary rr..:7s e saaisu.o :: ctr.
Hbi
Dr. Esves =sd u, sstcei SID f:.rLh:hip G. tssS1
18th wtor- he was S:sociasd and bI7 iusa IA ar-py fr
~ Ii, c1uplaioL sn-sIr rJ Who c. r-ci.:te: b.:
AZ gon;i-nnE, picL.s.t cjnT .oto ,.dic- ~! n:
oIcer
STK:n'rcfy 2apers p!:asc cepJ.
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DIED.

DIED. ..
On !sopcaT, l2;n ipyt hrs. AEhECCA EAHktT, frbs-
.: :A la;. A.Gesoa Bsi.st, In the Sd y-sr 60
Thus HIS passed :!cm nicst, is3y. Hho.' tiln-
toLsd h..ssIy, geoerS=s scsrtsbty an' nun-ecs w
tu.., e-d-sred her 20 hes: - ecd,. roc:hrE,'sS
sind sn1 l.1u;sezt: ps!shter ers: ~.bE I" ::
81. -: power o:t-rs AMI - 40 sySlpe " =.
tat II H5lcti2 Hpd i7-tlJ IL fs1:- sfe hci nc sir
r!r- fhs !src sadu - tie tc=t amid tp :sgTeH c. 81
rno ks: :ni EIa =:.pf cEs:l.E Gss refs'sr.1't
at nss n.aJ virtues.
Her u5er.i viii ts pr.stced This si=i1s 81 nc''".
al ;he tesId.u:. sf the ste GsH2so1 Jco'f Oh Ssf
reToEd LeIgh Tbs irI-Es: Of It: sr5!5 go 's'psHE
;oyl.ed 70 lttc1d. :
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brought our country int ccnuis.vn
Present time such SIS the mos! sanguine Toull
Lot havs ventuTed to predict at the commence
nent Of our r:strusgle. Cur srmies are larger.
better disciplined snd mcre thoroughly armed
and equipped than st any previous perio': IL
the war. The energies o. Il whole nstion.
devoted 10 the single object CT SUCCESS in this
var. nave accomplished nsrycls, snd nsh5
Of our trials have. By beuiic1nl ProTidance.
been clnTerted into blessings. Tbs mag1;-
iuds Of lie pers which we encountered hsYo
developed the true qualities and illus!rsts,:
sao heroic character Of our peopis, thus gain
ing lG: the CoDfeierncy from ;tG birth iusi
appreciation from lhs othor nations c!the
earth. Ths njures resulting irsn the !G:a7-Ir-
lion CT foreign commerce kava receiIed coz
pensation by the development oi our :a:aIna!
resources. Cannon crown oi7 fortr5.6rs thst
were cest from the products o; riines ore:ei
mouatsins cares y:cid much cf.. tbs Ditre fcr
Tie II 4ru:actu!o Of powder and promise in
crease ofproduct. From cur own foundr;ee
and laboratories. from our ow, arniories 1ni
workshops we derive; in c grea: measure. the
r-arl;ke material, tie ordnance and ordnance
stores which a'e expended so p:oiusely in tho
riEeroiia ard desperate enSag5msata thst
rapidly succeed each other. u9tor and
woollen tabric., SHOES aad harness, wagons
and gun carriages sire produced in daily in
crashing quantities by the factories springlrg
into existence. 0Gr fields, no lnnrsr wEitered
hy cotton that cannot be exported, ere devo-
ted 20 the production CT ccieuls aaG tie
growth ofstocE formerly purchased With :he
proceeds Of cottan. 10 the hoires Of our no
hlc and devoted 5"cmen, without whose Sub
lime sacrifices OIL! smcceas would bays been
impossible, the noise Of ths loon, nrt oi
the spinning wheel MAJ be heard thTopshoa,
tho lsnd With hearts swelling with graft
tudc, let Us. then, join in returning tharsa to
God and in beseechlng the continuance ue his
protecting care over our cause and the re-
et6:alion Of peace with its manifold b!o.s,nss
- our he0red country.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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reE RICaMoND ENQUIRRE
,,e:.r tinLr skh;. SssxLS' Ant %s-
81 TYLER, EfsA Z ALEnaah
TERMQ

,s .srss ~, ,,r,s y.sr, twelve doItsrsi ha nix
,,,, .s .,,Hsrs ", su adcgapdon rscsi'st q" '.-u'
:,.~vsfs:a en- uar assr eight do,ls1: ts sis
hs r.: ls:lisl. add Efty cents &c
',,l,s, -. !sSs si..r rtx a.caths.
,,,stLT ~, Er g.-,r, FaUH doliars C1 .ix
an; thle- tul!ar. Sn +nlsuhplion se.:al's1 h'r
.... n ,l si1 months.
- Subscribers ci..nslnx THAR Post Omcss, vii
,,a,. the uAme Of tho podt Oii,oe at which they
,-.r In ,ha habit Of fsca1vsnX ti,sir ralsIs.
AnVERrfA,H',
,,7,,,,.ss.;s wlll bs inserted st The rate uf oHH
oa;:;R ;r sqasre ior ssoh insertion, eight bnas or
is.s, cc-s.i.nie sGusrs.
N ,;;j.r. G,asl ca ,u.a,ralArltad "s 'ns '.si
,.rris ins: viii no: KS sE.Eneed To
,:tc-- "5a;ninr r,nnpy a-a s-n' - st. ''.t "-Slr
,.-,1S .he;p11.
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EUNAW5f.
Hs .sa 18Th daJ Of October 1872, rszro E.o ZEE!
~ .; iuche, h,sh, dark conpe1o1 a2Ps:sruJ s.:Tees
ana IS vcsrs ef age was corIcltted 10 tie jail OF
brro.s.cE ceunt. Is Runaway. &c bad on when Gem
nIs,ed r.y astt Jacrett black unlforp cap and Hes
1sr lie representa- h1ef having heea lsteiS ola oy
ssr:1r Ds7i5 Eq, VI Echmona a. the propery 81 1eo
snL Vim. Pollard. Of Sew Kent county ans oaT!'n 20
THoa ]. NICHOLSON,
o-c s-eyev Jsilo: ef BrsnrH.et county, Va.
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legislation, if any can be constitutionaliy de-
| yissd, for aiding the revenues of that Depart
ment during tho ensuing the ensuing iisca!
year, in order to ayoii too grant reduction
of postal facilities. Your attention Ii aao
invited to numerous other improvements III
the service recommended in the repIit and
.or which legislation is required.
recommend tc the Congress to dsrisa G
proper mode Of relief te those Of cur citizens
whose property has hseu destroyed by ordsr
Of the Government in pursuance Of Policy
adopted as a means Of national defencsi Il
is true that fill indemnity cannot now bo
made, but some measure Of relief is due TO
those patriotic citizens who hsye borne p,i-
-vata loss for tho public good, whose property
in effect has been taken for public use, though
not directly appropriated.
Our Government, born Of the spirit Of free
aom and of the equality and indsperdenc OF
the States could not have survived soii'sa
or Jealous disposition making each only ca-e-
5ui of its own interest o. safety. The fate 3f
the Confedezscy undsr The blessing CT Divine
Providence depends upon the harmony, en-
ezgr and unity Of tho States. Il especially
'-..-s' 81, - = tsti~nc ca far
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J-jaCIT!l III CEAGcEaT :--At guiss teld 10 IT,
Cieri, ofcs OF the Gounty CeE:: OF Bipa W!!iins.
Couuty on Mo1dAy, tie srst day OF DsseEbss, Ese.
GIieo1 G.sbrr srd cEa. kis vito, snt i1tnda s.rEe
P.t.otGf,
sgAiGst
;Ic.ss. f.c.Ie ie lis o~- s.5n;, aTj Is s5o'1s7t7
Tou.s -,n.ke deceased, ;,stci Johason 9ohrrt n
d.rscn JorLsou, PcE2sy Jchpsen Ssc -eoIA' sS..f'.
Jr., S'i,.
The chj.9: c: h, Irit n The oiIreuuon oiihc
negro ss7ts E"ereothe late rEoS, aFke oea fo''tss
-sde sr! aIo! ,kst l.e defendant. R-Ssit And..aoI
;or,on r.s'dss: Of his s:st tao ,.d defeaeAa
- ~ ,h, order 10 tie CI:rkI oaes Of sad court
,en jc ma; il cec cI,sr, :c pro:.e. lis ID.er-'t.
4 Cccy-T:s::
Dec ia-4S' Nm u. PoLDAau. u. =.
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81 Iaie' hsd IA the clerks ONCE oftn.
e,cc ct tho city G si:ilGoao. ;he ia dnj Ct
+ 81 s.sy., Pia.ntlf,
asal1Et
Ee'e r. Sawyer sad c.hgrs, Dsfe.dst".
me object OF this suit Is 20 obtain dVoee CT The Ps1
tG rncuo rlcir;ao.;t, from the Drie.dza. Helen Il.
s3~Jer snt TO settle AID hsYe determined the 'e.pe;
LEGAL .hs OF the said; ;Hesu sa~yer and the tls!.:R
sad ,hei, children; and affidavit having been made and
aled that .he defendant above named noo-recen: OF
.hts Coumoa .se sad defendant required % sp
pear pl;ho one month after DE p7bcsuon hereof AID 10
rony-teo.. BEiJ POLLARD,
Jar O. cwsv Clrrk ..rn.
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TIRGiNGs-E DSsT;.A. eule. Jules. bs;d 49," IL .n'
the ~ dag o. Janosry, lsss.
.n- D. P...ross OF s.r.h Hrndley. G:e...s'
-""'" PITT.
Es.ip,t
Wa, =. ieay. ptN.
rse onject et Ill iu!t 10 aglsJ!:.e ds.LEc
act hc ..., os hundred and sy dos:,, wts ats:c:
..s,ou f.oI tie, lh da1 o: August, si7 Aid .SttTt
hs7ur beel ERde aad 6ed that TIE 1-fr51an' ID not
es!deDt Of the STATE Of YirE1ii ordesec Rat tie o.
.enda; sppesr here x.:LiC oorh afts dss prn.ea
lien cf this notice xnd de- vn Ia rsce'iasy To- protect ti
.n:srs,t IL tts salt.
sSpy-iHf>,
Ian oa-cs4-4 Ht0 K. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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Eorlt STSat CDnbiutA otioil: s!:u II ISL s'''S
como meane will be devised FOR leaving at
homo q sufficient Local police without making
discrim;1stio1s. always tc &C deprecated, he
tEscn Different Classes OF our citizens.
Or relations with tho Indians generally
continue to Be friendly. j. portion OF the
Cherokee people hs7s G5Ilntd ri attitude
hostile TO the CoE!ais7sts GcTern!aent; hst
ii is gratifying III be able to state that toe
mass Of intelligence and worth in th.t nation
have remained true md loyal 10 ;hcir treaty
erga gsuents With this exception. there
have been no impo-sent instances oi di.afco.
ton among any Of the friendly na!ions and
tribes. Dissatisfaction recently uaoiieated
itself among certain portions Of them nat
this resulted from miseppl etcnsion o! the
inten:ions nf the GaraTrIasn. u ;hei1 ne
balr This hEs been TelaoTsa and u" 1ETther
difficulty Is anticipated.
The Report ol the Secretary oi tS:= Na9J
herewith transmitted exhibits the progress
made in this branch oil the public service
siuce your adjournment, as yell ~ it5 Pre-
sent condition. The details ennrnced in il
are Of such nature az to render it, in ruJ
opinion, incompatible with the public inter
eets that they should be published with th::
i message. therefore cnnfne myself r7 IN
vitiug JoH1 attention to the infoInaH'n
therein contained.
The Ec2crt of the Postmaster SenerS
shows that during the first postal year under
our Government. terminating on :se 3ot!
June last, our revenues were in excess o
those received py the fo-ruer Government il
] its last postal year, wh;io the expenses wc7'
ereatl7 decreased. There ls still. bowevor,
! considerable deficit in. the revenues Of .te'
Department as compared with its expenses
and although the grants already made from
the general Treasury will suffice to cover 81
liabilities to the close of the fiscal year, end
irs on the 30sn June next: I recommend soD
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-07-24
END OF THE MORGAN RAID
~ OHkA.
Unconditional Surrender Of most
OF his force. Artillery, and
Principal Officers.

CINCINNATI, July 90, 10 p. M.-Morgan,
wish about LOCO men, has been turned
back. He was moving this afternoon.
towards GalIipolis, closely followed by our
forces, squads of his men being picked up
hourly.
The C0mnerci0Is Columbus dispatch
says, after the fight at Burlington, the
rebels moved up the river to Belleville,
ahead OF our gunbOats, and by threats
compelled the citizens to furnish tlatboats,
by which three hundred escaped to the
Virginia shore, just as q gunboat hove in
sight. The remainder on the Ohio shore,
were attacked by our forces, and scattered.
Our men continued picking them up,
till only about fifteen hundred were left,
who finally succeeded in breaking our
lines, and pushed back in the direction Of
Burlington.
At nine o'clock this morning they pas
sed through Harrsonville, ten miles north
east of Pomeroy, apparently exhausted
with fatigue.
CINCINNATI, July q, 10 A. M.-The fol-
lowing las just been received at General
Burnside's headquarters:
HEADQUARTERS L. S. PoRcEs,
July Pop NJ.
Lteut. Cot. H;chmOya, 4. 4. e.:
We chased John Morgan and his COM
mand over fifty miles to-day. After heavy
skirmisliing for six or seven miles, between
the Forty-fitth Ohio of Colonel Wolford's
brigade, which was in advance Of the
enemy, we succeeded in bringing the en-
emy to a stand about three O'Clock this
afternoon, when q fight ensued which
lasted an hour, when the rebels fled,
taking refuge upon very high bluff.
sent flag of trace demanding an i'm
mediate and unconditional surrender of
Morgan and his command The flag was
received by Col. Coleman and other Off
GERS, who came down and asked personal
interview.
They asked an hour for consultation.
| granted them forty minutes, in which
time the command, excepting Morgan,
who deserted it, taking with him small
squad, surrendered.
1t was my understanding that Morgan
had surrendered, and found it was the
understanding of Morgan's officers and
men.
The number Of killed and wounded is
inconsiderable The number of prisoners
is between 1000 and 1900, including
large number of Colonels, Majors and line
officers
I captured between GOO and 700 pris-
oners yesterday. l think I will capture
Morgan himself tomorrow.
(SigneO SHACKELFORD. Brig. Gen.
Morgan's artillery and about 2,00O
prisoners, including Basil Duke, are ex-
pected to arrive here to-day.