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reliable nature. We learn that he rauus (rsh*D
nsw building in Eng.s23. stl 10; b rsr,cis.
tsd by that oovsrrras-s q w. ~ sfa., has ~iIl
b 0cortec 'oFrsnos ~ a. EsEtira gar slssn.
a, and csl.grrse = As osreta. vao Ar.
Frenet sen 'lses, u;
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s'O T FL il 2 u BL 10.

NO TRA BLIO
We cali your attention to the HXCaLsrop
CITY IMPRESS, for tbs delivery OF Paas
Baggage and Merchandise. Having Flat hsn~
In sil th prize pal soTes 1T convenient dintanrss
through out tie oity. wh.rs orders may ba Ian
VII Oh vii! be attended to promptly our driv.rs
take orders from tho slatos svsrY hour them
isave directions for baggage to b. t.: an 30 the
psrDt snd other points. frunks entrusted to this
FL vii he t.ken of till she n IN srs NJ m
them and receive their ebecks. Prime, pai On ~
'.s psnn avenue So,ne, ~
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
PURSUIT OF WHITES aUERRILLAs,
WHITE FOLLOWED BY OUR CAVALRY TO 4
POINT MAR MOUNT GILEAD.

WITH AND kosEBY RECEIVE ORDERS TO
LHAVR Lou DON COUNTY AND JOIN
THE MAIN BODY OE THE
RDBHL ARMY
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CAPTURE OF AoNlf ON ITS WAY 20 PAY
OEE TIN RHBEL AMY IN ARKANsAs.
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S1ALAL PROPOSALS T0a 1UkAisH H3 rna
= s1esistsS.s Dc perrin ut With taG) FIVE HUN,
18Th DAY ofOstossr, 1873 fSs a.y 10 Be- OF sss
ees! a.aiitI sse b 90 delivered 81 III, sharvss q
Of L. ssry. sra tie wi "a 70 Determined - ~ H.
s.Isa.sss sstaet sids will Be eesairsd Ia davii-
ssn sna no Bio viz ss received iron D.rNs. Who
ssnss.r.sss rsAs .isA the aovs, mont. or nos
1sssr !. neg I,sss.s 70 r.slosd lsynsas viii Ss
tr.st sia &e:1 hcsa viii se rsSairsi - b.
ssfs.Sa is11; Sids 70 Be lirsetsl - osi 1 BIOE-
ton D. O. = $1,000 " esoLGo
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EXTRA
IMPORTANT PROM EunorR.

PIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT RN5okvRs 70
OBTAIN PHI RAEHL 'RGE CLAD RAMS
FROM SAILING
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10 The National Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows commence their annual session In Balti-
more to-day, meeting In Odd Fellows Hall.
north Gsy street. A large number Of delegates
have already arrived. all stopping at Barnum's
hotel, tennessee and Western Virginia send
delegates. I he session will probably continue
uring tar week, and promises much interest.
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" DRY GOODS AT COST
cHARLBs 8. LOOK WOODS.
S94 PlNHsILHAH!A AYAIuH

CHARLIE LOOK WOODS.
Sa4 P1xzsrLvAH!A AvlIuB
Fhs balance OF the winter stock for msrIy belong
ing to J. B. Olasstt win be offered d cost, com.
posed Of
Blankets, Broehs. French Blanket and Eso4eh
Dress Goods. french Nsrinoss, Fancy SILKS.
800 doesn Epool Gotten.
AZ AZ e.fGa adi.s Ti tid Gloves, q ,.r ,,,r.
And many other Goods too Numerous 10 mention.
- 1l-lvs
p aEAsS Z ELLLI.As Aus,ios ssrs
1BAAO E1KLEa1Gp GREAT FALL PAWN.
AuovIoH -Oa IN o RSD an ana SRIDAY. the les
An6 d OF Oetober next, At ~ o'clock We shall
ssu ~ oax Auction Rooms, Go. 500 0sysnth s.rest
sSrssr OF D, LARGE collection OF uArsdssns6
lItrs iis Geld and silvs, Hunting Case, Psss,s
Cole Neck ala Fob Chains. AaN. re-, Of ell %.
Yia. lei Of Guns ana Pistols
ven large les OF Ladies aAa 9sAt,emsas ofs.
yi.H xs.sss Diamond
con plste Est q aa.sisal InstraAssa
Via nasJ other sTtie.ss; sash = are ssaANs r.,
q 8 rAVahreAsfb sale aAS toe asr.sos-. :.
- IsAAo HuR1H1Ra, r.rx,rssts.
saal,s akas s GRAM { Willie M .,,s
SNO1Io1-kn psxN % hAvtRs EacSE "a aY
Asnls vta p5sas1 zean bsfbrs ne lag "a . ss5
eslss0 them: - tntseA elan, sss - sssiss-.
ISAAU HshStSSe, ssxsssekt,
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRA1F.-The following cases were dis
posed OF by the Board Of Enrollmen. M 10 saa
hour OF = O'Clock to-day:
Solomon Beach, over age
J. X. EVens, furnished subsatute-DsnieI Y.
Fenton.
G. Uppsrman. alien.
W. W. Dean, now In sesvioe
O. W. Dashiell, paid Communication
w. II. Campbell, enormously enrolled
Samuel &. WYATT enormously enrolled
George Brown, over age.
John p. Lawrence, paid commataton
John Il. Shaw. disability.
Rn. &. Young, paid nmutation.
Solomsn 4. SieseL furnished substitute
Frank Billings
Joseph Collins, disability.
John Gibson, disability.
James III. Carter, disability.
ChSrleA L. Seiber, accepted
Thomas Brown, alien.
Samut! Boston, di ability.
Gsors. ". Pearson, furnished subs.tuse-
Gro =. Hollis.
John Burch. paid eonmutauor
Edward Robinson, over age.
William Trummel, under age.
Thomas Snivsner, paid Communication.
Burr W. Means, furnished subsutuse-Wn.
Wilson.
Caleb Marriott, over age
samuel Thomas. disability.
VIM. Dyson, furnished observation-disclosures
II. Thornton.
John II. Neal, only SON Of widow
Charles Smith, disability.
A II. h arEs, commutauon.
l.. Knowles, comm U tation.
Henry Smith, diGab ility
Samuel Martin, disa eil1tY.
Charles Dudley, disability.
VIM bowling, over age
m. H. Brown, over age.
John Lee, disability.
James H. Jones, under age.
Adam Hamilton, only parent OF children
John +. Fanhorr, paid communication
Andrew McCathran, paid com mutatIon.
John II. walker, erroneously enrolled.
n Had
George Yates, furnished Observation-Disclosures
CofirId.
George W. Wedge, over age. a
Benjamin Peircs, enormously enrolled.
John ID. Sturat, furnished s. observation-disclosures
Waugh
James Lee, under age.
Alues Warren, alien.
James johnson, over age.
Ebon E. Parker, enormously enrolled.
Patton Gibbs, accepted
John Robinson, on ly s5n OF widow liable.
Thomas II. u. Hinton, the colored war
orator, who was drafted and got exempted
Oh the plea of being the only support OF a no
Their, was before the board this morning-a
woman representing herself as his wife COM
planning that he did not support her, If he did
his mother, and also that he had a brother
living. Hinton stoutly denied these aIlega-
tions, and was allowed to depart. In the mean
time the ruthfulness of the woman's allesa-
lions will be inquired into.
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FL ST
NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
Capital-S5OO,

- This BAsK, organised under the National
Banking Law OF tbs lat Congress, 10 opened this
dsy fer the Transaction Of buainess 1t the corner
OF Fifteenth ana stsssts, opeo.ita Treasury d..
partnens. 81. D. COOKS, President.
Nh 3. ErsfIk0YoH Cashier sas,.s
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COOP l1WS KuR sUft nHs
i NO H1AAt 70 ist, for The sat 800 ~ ...~
ihs sat!srs' 90. d 70 -. arsay Soson e. q, an,
ether pksss For further INFORM atos al az ~
sfllsh AsA , streets, fIAlAnd y b.
% . 8. 60. " sbHnsRHF.
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Washinatsn Money MaYket-Latess Qus.
tatiens.
Furnished By Lewis JoAAsoa b o., Bank
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Certificate

We. he Enasylgsss. eliissr. q Lamoills
Ianaiv. VI. hsfshY certify iAag We hare use Z
2 eur fsm3ss, mfee o. sess. fof ahoui I've
snoaihs iast past NssaieF Machine, psisuted
~ w. Ssiassl wsswsl. Of Hydspa r.. W.
consider ! rsinabis mschins. bot n saving
isb sd avQeltk he esusi sea ard tear q
ssihinE. Il I'll e.exnss a. articles q Ordinary
ass tY - simple mosson ~ The Machine, ID
which is 10 yeaadiaE O. hsfa ffic:soH 20 iniurs
the articles 70 br elenpet. Z . Maeh be sis
81 such Wofk with maeh iess isbof ana maeh
iess iHiury 70 The clg;hes than tie oryiinsry way
q rna9u a "a wgsh-bosnI. Fery dirty All
ei~s, llke shirt cellars snd wristbands, may re-
gaire suins mobiar, but tie Mnehins 10 70 81
rsnge3 lhAi i can br Zone in L a. ruuvenieptl J
A. vita common tab and bosrd Fer saas
lng ard rusng. the machine a very valuable
u all not inyure the hneat muslln fabric, bill Z
i viii eleAase bed eailts, heavy blankets. and
syen eagPsss more thoroughly than can be done
{ By hand. We cons Ter Il great improvement
/ On every Kind q Washing Macsine We haveev
Or known, and Us optnRt % gives fueh univsr.
AL satisfaction wherever il has been tried, VI
think i mast tcoa come iaso yers gsseral use
Hytspark, W., Jane 81, 1858.
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
HtAaqasrtsre, is,h Pa. Cavalry.

Near Baiiinors, Nd. Sept. 10, ise2
Dear SIR '-In the sbseqce Of n sufficisn, as
sor,nsnt OF medicines for general uses IN the
Camp, was induced 10 try voar celebrated
remedies, via 1.-The Eclectic Pills, Universal
Cough Remedy, and Tolu Anodyns."
AZ regards the Pills. ] must nay, that never
used pin with 50 much success. In every
case where have had occasion 10 use gentle
es,hartic, | have employed the pills With q
splendid eject; and YOU may rest assured that
| shall nor b without them, as long rs il I,
possible for me 10 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy" have used with
equally rs good success In Bronchial Com
plants. had occasion 70 use Il for a tickling
sensation Ia my throat, caused BY being oblig
ed 70 be out in the ght air. and taking cold
found almost insisn, relief nv the prompt use
Of your Universal Cough Remedy" snd most
heartily recommend Il TO al afflicted with throat
and lung complaints.
The " Tolu Anodyne have fonnd to be o.
very erea. service In cases Of Neuralga, Tooth
ache, &c. The men are subject, more or less
10 constant exposure, thereby contracting the
most painful Of I'll diseases, Neurags," and
all complaints connected with the nervous sys
ten. By the prouer and PROMPT use Of the An
odyne, YOU will obtain immediate relief
eheerfuy recommend the above prepare
tons 20 the public, and more particularly 10 the
Soldier" and would advise every man "a
provide himself with bottle Of each, before
leaving for the seat OF war.
With great respect, remain,
Yours truly,
JOSEPH HUYT,
Hospital Steward. 18th Pa. Cavalry.
John L. Hunnewell, Boston, Mass.
p s, The above testimonial was sent entire
~ unsolicited, and beg il may be scccp;st
with confidence, and placed where II can b,
seen BY all. From al connected with the CAM
or Hospital, correspondence u requested.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL,
Proprietor, Boston. Mass.
The above named preparations are for sail
a, the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester, Vt.
sold by all wholesale and retail dealers.
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SCHOOL HARMONIOUS,

with or without shs Harmonic Attachment and
Manual Sab Ba@. This Instrument has no
eqnsl Of ts size for power and efficiency and
ID really the most desirable for Sabbath SCHOOL,,
Churches, Lecture Rooms, pesiries, Public
Halls, &C.. tina, can be obtained. ss the low
price at which IL is sold brings !, within tho
means OF the most limited, and supplies place
which IL has long heen felt no instrument was
pecaiiarly adapted. I,s size, conpactness,
power ard beauty Of tone, neainesa and sim
pllcitv Of construction and ease Of management
will Al onee recommend II 70 every one as be-
Ing I'll that 10 claimed for IL.
~ Every Instrument warranted
PA .N0S
From The bell Manufacturers, new and teeoa.s
hand for sale, vad to rent en- the most reascnA
bic terms.
~ Address,
81 ESTEY, Bra,tlsboFo, VT.
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FI8K's PATENT METALLIC
burial Cases

FTyHEsg Gases are extensively used and pos
Il ss<s valuable advantages over sii other
Cofins, for TrAnsporsatian, Dep9sliing ~
vaults. or Tor ordinary Tnisnnen's.
They are male 81 he most imperishabls
Materials. and slso enamelec inside and out,
70 prevent rust. o. c0rrosias and when prop
sFiy cefHtBted are inperyisas 20 water.
The subscriber hiss made arrangement with
the Manufacturer II the above named Csses,
AID viii have 90 htud az sizss. and also al
nds Of W0od CofaHs With conn handles,
Pls4ss fenYrnyed, D Desmond ssnds and sesews
xEsieh hs viii faruish a. ths shoFtsst noficb,
and nsost reaksuabs terms.
sAMuEL Q. sc0rT.
BsusaEsos cssssE " az
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wkHlIgs IxfssnB
WASHING MACHINE
PAIErED JuxE J. 1913.
Fht sHahzi lAhsFSsEisF KsthiHt sTtr
lartslsd.
H.ss q. s.sa-uss sss Js<ss - yOsr.lvs.-

geR hsleSaaE esTxs2casx. nwaka ~ al lhs
6 aaiy 0&ztu ~ ~ coaats q Lsmeslis. ard
Al ias fcWa 0G.sess ss4 beslaess Asa q
hr8epssk, uhsFn tAss Maxhlas was inysuiee.
= ? sAeH IL shsi resps Is = he'd 81 hose,
whsrs 3 la heea Fas Ia ase.
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BLANK BOOKS.

LEDGERs - Cap. Deny and Medium.
JOURNALS, &" {"
CASH BOOKS" I" I"
Bill Books, Receipt Books, Alphabsts, Draw.
ing Books, Tuck Memornndums, Copying Books
Memorandum Rocks, Composition Books, Pass
Books, Time Books.
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Coal | Coal I! Coal |

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. 10 every
w tewn ani viiiaEe. an agent Of either
sen to engage n $ light and prOhtAble bust
ness by ah,eh from 50 10 Slz per week can
he ade Persons having leisure evenings
can make fron Scots to 81 per evening -
A sample with full particulars seat BY mail
10 all who inclase rHEEE letter stamp laeis)
Ana address IRA kUSSkLL 4 co Hook
ses,, n. II.
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The Subscribers oiTer the above Machine far
sale pn 'he folowing'srms Any one wishing
70 purchase can iase a machine one month on
frlsls 4, the end Of The month he ran return the
machine, unajared, or pay the price Of il, Is he
chooses.
CASFlELD A chamberlain.
Factory Point, May &c, 1852.
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BILIOUS HEADACHE.

" BY the use Of these Pills the periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; aud iftsken At the commence
ment Of an attack immediate relief from pain
aud sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Headache to which fcmalcsare sosuhJect'
They act gently upon the bowels--remov'
ing CostivsHsss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Ee-
males, aud all persons Of ssdsafary hd6nS,
they are valuable As Larativs, improving
the appetite, giving tone and Uigor to the d..
gestive organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength TO the whole system
The Csphaiir Pills are the resul, Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments. having been in use many years. dur
ing which time they have prevented aud re-
leved q vast amount OF pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or deranged state OF the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition, and may be taken at all
times with perfect safety, without making
any change of diet. and the absence Of any
disagrsedtls taste renders il easy TO admin
!ster them TO children.
BEWARE or C0UNTERFEITs.
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of
HENRY C. SPALDING
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and oil other dealers in
Medicines. A box will be sent by mail, pre-
paid, on receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDlNG
~ LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK.
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Wrapping Paper.

We have now in store Forty different kinds,
sizes and Qaalitcs; also
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PERFECT MELoDEON,
With Patent Harmonic 1ttaehment, Bal
DGmFsr and .Ndnual SUB. BaH.

The world wide renown these Melodeons
have obtained within the last few years is a
sure evidence Of their superiority over all 9th
ers. We are nov manufacturing some thirty
different kinds OF these instruments, and have
rccenily added to cur former large variety, the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-23
SUNDAY School MUSIC BOOKS.

THE SABBATH SCHOOL BELL.
ANNIVERSARY HYMN AND MUSIC
BOOKS,
s. S. GEMS. oRIoLA, &C., &c.
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Paper Bags.

Twenty-f,ur sizes and kinds. These are very
extensively used by Grccers, Druggists, and
others.
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sTATlONER

Our stock Is large, and adapted to the wants
Of Banks. Railroads, County and Town Officers,
Insurance Companies, Corporations ofhll kinds,
Lawyers, Merchants and Manufacturers, and
also for Ladies and Gentemens private use.
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PENS, HOLDERS. WRISTBANDS, WAX,
Ink, Mucilage, Knives, Erssers, Rubber, No
torisl Waters. Legal seals. Gum Labels, Slates,
Pencils, Copying Presses, DAinpening Brush
Tnvelopcs Bill Head Cases. r. 8. Deliveries,
Date Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
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SPECIAL sf'sn,ioa vili bs given 70 bssp'hg
= a. hsaA ~ aniesise ~ siifrf nosief. Hsrd
we're for kulAers. Pisase ulaks Gus yonr bill,
ard esli befssyou bay.
CONE 4 BURToH.
ManeseRsss June I6, 1865
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Initial STansptn 6.

We are prepared to receive orders for Stamp.
ing Initials on Note Paper and Envelopes.
Work well and promptly executed.
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THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.

The Depository the Of american Sunday
School Union and American Tract Society. Al
50, the publicationso Of Csrters, Randolph, Hoyt,
Mar,cln, and others, all suitable for Sunday
School Libraries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-24
additional. Foreign Nc,cs per Asia.
HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. %.

The most Important news is that from India.
Dates from Bombay are to Nov. 10Th.
There had been more hard lighting on the
frontiers. The Hill tribes had risen against
British rule and attacked the British troops
under Gen. Chamberlain, with much determi-
nation, but were repulsed and had not resumed
the attack. Two English officers were killed
and five wounded, including Gen. Chamber
lain and Col. Hope. One hundred and
tweaty-eght British and native troops were
/. killed and wounded. Gen. Chamberlain was
in strongly fortified position with 5000 troops
lie was well provided with everything, and
telegraphs that he is confident of final success
He does not require reinforcement, only relief
Gen. Chamberlain had resigned his COM
mand on account of his wound.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Among the passengers by the Asia, for Hal
iiax and Canada, is VIM. Cornell Jewet., who
continued theoretically, in the Liverpool pa
pers, to urge the policy OF mediation.
A deputation from the workingmen OF Man.
chester had waited on him and agreed to form
an extended association among the working
classes in favor of mediation.
Mr.. Golden was engaged in a warm contro-
versy with the Times, that journal having re-
fused TO publish letter from him.
FRANCE.
1t Is reported that the French government
were preparing a squadron for the Pacific, with
view OF stopping the supply of arms from
California for Juarez.
Marshal Forele had reached St. Naziere in
the frigate Panama.
THE HoLsTEIN QUESTION.
Troops had left Prague for Theresienstadt
where the troops are to assemble preparatory
to their departure for Holstein to enforce The
federal execution.
A whole Austrian corps would move on the
18th of December.
II Is said that the Austrian government will
ask OF the Reichssath au extraordinary credit
for fifteen million forins to meet the expenses
of the Hostein expedition, and the establish
ment of troops in Gaica.
The Saxon contingent would enter Holstein
on the 18th of Dec, and If resisted the Aus.
tro-Prussian reserves, $4,000 strong, will
quickly move to the front.
The Dresden and Wurtemburg Chambers
have adopted resolutions urging the immedi-
ate occupation OF Holstein and against Danish
pretensions.
The reports of several important victories
by the insurgents over the Russian troops arc
confirmed.
Arrests continue numerous at Warsaw. A
system OF depopnlalion is in progress,
Russia was reported TO be making great
ornaments at Kiefl and Nicolaeif.
The November mails have been received
from various ports ON the west coast OF Africa
The sch City of Norwich shipped over 1900
slaves at Whydah Oct. 18th and otaway safe.
Small cotton shipments were being made to
Liverpool.
Latest via. Queenstown.
London, Dec. 18TH, ereaing.-Co nsols after
official hours closed at Oh Ii a 81 3-S,
liverpool, Dec. l2th, epeatng.--Rulnors had
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %
The body OF Gen. Corcoran is expected TO
arrive here to-day. His sudden death caused
deep feeling.
Senator Wilson expressed the confident be-
llei that the present Congress will not repea
the $500 clause Of the enrollment act.
The DRAFT, 1t is said to-day. will take place
on the 9Th of January.
The official reports of the battles of Corinth
and Hatchie, fought early in October. were
to-day published. Gen. Thomas says: "The
pursuit of Wheeler, who made a raid into
Tennessee, was unsurpassed for its energy and
the bravery and endurance of the officers and
men engaged in it, and prevented the execu
ton Of an extensive plan of destruction to our
communications, and plumber, rapine and
murder throughout West Tennessee and
Northern Alabama, in which Roddy and Lee
were to cooperate with Wheeler 1t cost the
enemy six pieces Of artillery and about 2OOo
men, including the killed, captured and de-
serters.
A case OF abstraction of funds was discoy-
cred to-day in the Treasury Department. The
facts are as follows Cornwall. clerk occupy
lag position Of great responsibility and CON
fidence in the Treasury Department, instead
OF burning in the presence of witnesses, the
cancelled demand notes, which are previously
cut in two, adroitly managed 20 slip some of
the packages, from time to time. into his pock
ct. These he subsequently exchanged for
whole notes, opportunity to do so being at
iorded by the nature Of his duties, hat to-
day his dishonesty was discovered and he
Was arrested. 1t was ascertained that the
amount stolen, TO be about 100000. a mart
OF whichhe had invested in $40 bonds. All
OF this sum, 1t Is thought. has been recovered
by the Government. Nothing has been dis
covered TO show tist ne had contederates.