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FIRST TRAIN.

.t.sa FIRST TRAIN. a
NIGHT ExPRBes, via Dayton, ct 1870 q. m. stop
,hogat London, Xenia, Dayton, Midilotown and Ham
lton arriving ct Cincinnati at $40 mi connecting
isectly with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad forLousviile
acennes, et. Louis, usro, and all points Southwest
arriving at st. Louis at 1880 p m at Dayton at AZ
M, and at indianapolis at 9:5S o. m; connecting
with trains for Lafayette Terre Haute Chicago, and
iyDpolnts West @ al- is, -asa ,ill 5sa.
SECOND TRAIN. -'+-
CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION ct $50 q. m,
topping at all stations between Columbus, Cincinnati
Dayton and indianapolis; arriving at oinoinnat a
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THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EXPRESS at li30 p. m, stopping at Jefferson,
london. Charleston, Xeuia, Spring Valley, OorWin,
Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters, Loveland Camp
Dennson and Milford also at all the stations between
{euia and Daytoni arriving at Cincinnati At ts2o mi
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hS5 connecting for Lafayette, Terra Hauts, Chi
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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

!rh.re Thr-e 4sa.fsse ra sh.Hs shro~n
ssss the cits since sh- 3uth n''iHc. On
the nirhs Of the III a.neral bsaurue.rd
and Gslnnel Rheft si-ised Snsnser. whss
ne hsra .nnonDf~d the raTar~s and played
..niris~ and s.tisF sures far absus rms
hour. The Federa, forces nre s+pcrs-i b,
have ceased firing shiie the music was
gsiHg an.
TIs earsrspsnjert " thr yas Turk
rr.Jjaar. wri,ing fror1 The Army III the
Foios,ac. ss-Hes fksf General Meaah-r.
whe was wish the srmr as ri.isar 10 his
old brigade. was rsr.srr.i. in ritiEcs's
clsfhes. near Mine Fun. during ,he rrccn.
engsgcusess. asd j. ia.,w in tlls hands af ;ts'
Cosfederaits. The sals. writer states that
at half-,,ast G .'cie,k IN Fiiasy night n
sgang of saArriilss z,fn~k-i tsaia Oh ihe
Grange and A'rrsudria iiailroai. two milrs
Fast of iiealtnn Station The engine il re-
'y,rssd A. hsv. h~sa. sirnok By bullets in
dfreen or twrnty pisces
| The rufnsr ahich has been sioat for
some ds~s that Gensr.l Isrcckinridge slied
on the 9Th att a wounds received At
Riucgo!a. t.irn<n nas 10 he unfnnndcd The
Eichnond Eaqsirer pf Friday last csuh,ins
fs disrascb fro.a Dshan. Georgia. ON the
III instznt. sss,ing siiss nsi iae previous day
t;enersl i,feckinridge vas srrenadesi and
made an arerspriste speech. the occasion
being iii. retirement Of 5-Heral Bragg
sTons the snisnsnd e.'the army.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

A numbyr Of persons who have been
arsf,e.l have manifested = gsod deal af
concern ~ to whether they will be permit
ted. after haviag claiHrd AMI failed to oh.
tain exemption on the ground Of physical
disability or other causc. ta pay the c'u-
mutation ,snnry or he c.nprlI'rl 50 60 iato
the service It ia uuade the duty of the
surgeon to examine every conscript wh"
n,ay report for duty. but a. order from the
provost paarshal geuera! grants ~ every one
the right t. commute after having failed b"
prncurs exemption ty ".hsr means. The
following is copy Of tn. order fled with
the co.,scripsiug provost ,aar.hals on that
subject:
"A person drafted iuso the military ser
vice Of the Uni.ei States. under tho pro-
visisns Of the nc, of March 3. 1888 chap
ter Is. for enrolling and calling out thr
national forces. and fu- other purposes.
claiming exemption fr"n draft br reas"n ai
any disability ~ provided in said act. has
the right to have thc 1',essi..n Of his disa-
bilisy submitted TO ani passed upon by the
board of euroll.ueus. whose decision there
GU il Gnal. Ii the board shall have decid
I'd that the clai'aaut is liable to scrv.: he
has the right after such decision against
him TO pay his e"mmstS,ion money. or fur
uish = substitute, within such extended
tim. as may b- fixed by order Of the b"ar,.
of ea.oll'ns"t fsr his appearance for duty.
/, will thus DC .reu that at any ,ime be.
fore the party is placed in actual srrvi'e ha
uaxy escape. after all ether ef,r's havs
failed. b. pa, ing the three huadr.d dollars
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
From the n. T. 1ysses. tE.fisoriaf,j Dec. .
TIE ARMY or THEPOTOMAC-ITS
MYSTERIOUS MANEUvRES.

The country vii! be s<tohished aud eon.
founded .n rrading the dispatch which
announces that the Army Of the Pstoa,ac
ha. again f.al!.n baek--f.llsn back without
having tested ;ts own power OF that Of its
Rebel adyersary-anJ was probably last
nigh. enc.u,pei in it's Oil quarters at Bran
DIV Station, on the line nf the Grange and
Alsxau.i.is Railroad Ii was on Thursday
lass that the great host. with high hopes.
steady step, and ten days r.si"ns. crossed
the Rapidan 10 wsasure sworda with the
ieaeuy, and before. onc-haif of the ten dsJs
have passed away IL has wheeled round. rc-
traced iss steps, aud j. Nav prcaenading
or sncs,np;ng in the wsetcbed desert tkst
.ra,.ts Washington. ~here il cam Gght 70
It's heart's ceshtens the hornets Of Neseby-
having, in ,he .sesnti,se. fought no battle.
achieved ~ victory, md sahservea no
respectable purpose. On MoAday Gsnersi
Meade captured two eovps. er che whcle, Of
Lees army. by the Philadslpkia telegraph,
and on Tuesday Lee captured tie whple of
General Mea1s's army by tessersm from
phi,sdeichis; aud this. uiiA the heasy czn-
nonsding shss sbe public heard Sor several
days over .he wires. sad sbe gsllsnt stir-
a.ish;ag of FridaY and Esinrday. csasti-
tstes sLe sun. ,usal of visible resulfs frum
The late ealupaign. This nornipx'p dis
patch .svers that General Neads's fxirnds
claim that the object Of she sdvanss sss
not to give hattie 70 Lee. bnt 10 pscvsns his
eending reinforccmrnss 81 Longstreet IN
Tsanrsscc; and that the uosement hss eoa-
scqaenily been . success bat - fsas
that those who argue il Ills nsaner AZ nos
study the newspapers with snifeasns sssi-
dusr,: for GeHsral Barnsiee crossed Annrds
with Lolgssrett - far haek a. the l4fh. 0r
twe 80 t1us Grl Mseb bseu bio
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
PEAYEIs rss PgAcr.-Tac Richmond

PEAyEEs Ssa PsAcr.--Tac Richmond
Wing says:
We learn that Bishop McG.ll M sun
day last amhossced that FROM the lst OF
December next 70 the 20;h. was set apart
by tho bishops Of the Catholic Church Of the
confcderaey f"r prayers III behalf Of pracs.
be tack OCCASION, We learn. 1. rrn,:nd kis
congregation that the prayers in the con
templlsiun of ia: chufrh did Mt ref.r 10
peace ~ result ur .uhjugati"n. bw; such a
peace rs brave prupis engaged iu just
cause could accept, "It." SAID he. 'vur
cause was Not just. We could not sppcaI to
the throne Of mercy !" sustain il.
Bishop MctiiIl isa kcn,uckian BY birth.
. college mate of Nrs.rs. Singleton. "f
Mississippi; Duprc. of Louisiana. and
Hanly, vi Arkansas. members of .ke House
Of Representatives and devoted South
erner in every instinct The very aamoni-
tion which he gave against the offering os
prayers iu contemplation Of peace By snb-
jagasioi. implies an interest in oar cause
which is fully in keeping with the natural
proclivi,ies Of q true Kentuckian.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

xalsanes. and .lar;n. the ~A,lr ~ rh-s fnrs-
night be was il imns:pms peril satI the
Nth alt.. The ny If Msa.i,as adrance. at
ehich dsse tslsxrsws ~err received from
General Dzru~ias anns,ancis,g that m 80
fs!ly shle - ressst ske se~nny uisslHFneh
tssf = sid .s.s rvssiss1 frs,a G~nrr<l
0lkrts anil = Rarnai.le Wss under t3nsnt,a
esnnssd. aad tsrsaa sssIshsn s&tpntsing
H. faixhine tounbes rnsa his grrst vic-
assy. ws msy be ssr~ fhA -,aerge.ic eilicrr
unala M delsy relief t,r ,nsasrns.--
R.inforc~mrnis were ais. hasseniDg ss
B.sr1isid-'s help. si,s Cumberland Gap
B=sides ~ ih-s. xli-su:Rcieat aids. ". ean-
1at believe that fh. Army Of the Potomac
eitcred uesn such large a,ni eompr-i,rs-
ssye campaign nercly an the .snpp '.isioa
sbat thus il might pr.seur Irse fr'rn ss.nd-
ing sasse r-gisn-uts ~ asl a."ngsir,sf in
eEfrics:ipg hims..lf fr,,, r,~itii,n fr,,m
wkish b. hid. tase TO exiai.str hiaaself
~ffhoss rssrh aid, sa-..s
The Orioher camps.isns snd the Noreip-
her easny.aign sf tlse Army Of the P.ssu,ac.
srs certainly ,hr n.aas remsrisal.le spi-o.ies
in the remarkable history ..f bat noble and
.rmy In Oetsh lie, io,-
lowed oar army from the it.pidan yearly
up 70 the defcnsrs sf Washington: and i'm
Ia~dissriy sfterwo,d tacn.ral Meade pursa-
I'd the Rebel srny from Bull Run back to
the Rspidan--sii with, .us = battle vt any
mxgnifude----ali without re.alt. AZ the
close Of N"ssusbcr General Mradela ARMY
again started out ." 6ud and fight .-e. .as
was universally supposed: bat after sweek's
marching ssd caan,srmarching. it is again
putting spses b.tween it and the aruiy IL
set oct to svcrtaks. Per what are all these
moycmcut?
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10


oua,iasatioa n ('nee.s-
The nssiy el.es~d clerk RI ne 'hrru''
cnur. JeAp A. cam.li<r. ESD. having
qualified R<isre s.is Eir~cr Iaise Rren;-
Has sntersa sper ,hs eil-chsrse II ike Jaties
., his rfGse. And .n Taesday last sh..
ua,A Of ..fEce was asiaiaiaterea by bin "
sbe following gen,lcrn-n:
Jssacs r. II. Rai-s. Register sf Wills.
tre-.lcc.edl; ps. A .Isek srsIaing. ghiei
Judge of die Orphans, Court. (re-alse'sd>,::
J r. Yases. Jasee II ahs OrIhans' cour,.
saesly elscfed j: ", Alex XIX. Judges
rhr orphs.s Court. turwiy rlrsfes }: Lewis
H. Leish, yno. G. Herhers. +. r FLOYD.
James r. EIarevsil audi JaD~s W. Heard,
County Commissioner; Philip III. Dorsey.
sheriff; also several Ju.sices Of the Peace
and conatss.es.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

PALss NanEs Uxpxa fas DRAlr or No
Avail The Board ef Enrollmcnt have
decided among themselves. that where q
party has been enrolled .s the occupant o:
= certain residence. his identity will be
determined By bis residence. and no, ex-
clusisely by his name. In other words.
that mistake in the name of the party
Ell oiled. whether uninfentiunally ar viii
fully made. will not b. accepted ~ valid
excass 70. failure to report for duty. ifthe
party 10 uisuamed shall be drafted At his
proper residence.
4 case in point occurred in tho Eighth
Ward. q few days since. where woman
having given the nanc Of Al acquaintance
instead uf her own husband, the Beard held
tho lafsrr ~ the drafted man. The wife
win be subjected TO trial f'r giving u wrong
same ~ the enrolling officer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

GrsrxaL MgAns SAIuyls ASp RErrsss-
--Th. military rr;sics now essay 70 call she
whole mevcnscns but an armed recannn's-
sanca. but /, is nevertheless known that
General Nlestis- started nus With weii-con-
ceived aud Esaturcd plans for an advance
on Rit:hmond. His fsiiuse ts carry then,
auf Involves, sithcut doubt. she lose of his
posisien as enmmsnder af the Army Of tho
po,orac .-Asw Krk World
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
BOOT
I1Bf|IIllTlgrDs1! /

lis. sssien&z..-l h..x< lrss- .p irs,r,n ,,;.
jfierl- asni The f:nb'nr. fhM he h,.
I.yslpri : ies Rss.t au.! y, ne M,uafs....ry
ia ,1sxlars. is,Wa. -.
Itsing s-'v.'t if'f sxr ,'.i l:s,'fe l",yrh ..r
siini At ',i~ Hns L hiss sh,r =, .s'y nc, Iu,..I
with thr l-i.,ss~. 4 ! i. .ft.-. i.i.a..tf m !,
,,,s wnsk viii A:.ss*s ,:ise ss'i sf.-t:-a
Hs- w.rs * ,aa.l.in ~. .r-,t -.r:.. -.
the l.s,ts>t ss.s l-.s-: "A. Il IA! I,,.t
al, A. " ,,ai; i-s'ii' w:l. rr,tu !, nj ,...,,
a..i request the pa..ic t. .i.c min, N .,r,.
'cssE.
sss.s REEii. p. LEIGH.
sIlsv~nher le,h. 1875 80.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
LATB SHEllFF'S SALl
or
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.

DY virtas, nf tw., xrits r.f F-nlit;ori cx-
- n ,mas, issurI nu. oi Sac Ctre-.i. G,cr'
for ST. Mary Cuty. OIL. 1T ths ssi, ~
Frederick Ntnl-. Trustee f'r the sails u
..Suithw~s-i,' u-e nf .,cnj .lnin ". harris
against thr x, oils and eh.tt-l.. saLds ami
.rns.n MS 5uf William NJ Taytar, Eubt.i
Fnri. George +. Cani9hrl AID W'n Smith;
ard ,l.c .ab-r y. ne .Iit "f Frra-rick Stu,.e
Trustee for the sau ..f "S natl, s.rs;." u;c 'f
Benjamin. 6. Harris. ayain.t "a. s'ssds arsl
shat,els lanis and iensn.riss at Wi!,iasn M
rsyi.r. II pert Fri. G. srye T. C1npi.ai! ana
Wii;au, Saith; ard ia, tiirecIsi. Aaur
ssix..d and taken ,G sk~rmfi,. ~. thr igat
,i.ls, Interest, cl,itn ani dennAr,i. at law an,
in equity, .f the <sii W.,ii.m w. T.v!or
Il .bert F.ri. 'ieorss r. Ca,npi'-'; AMI w.n
smith ia auG t. tho h..uw.as property. :,
wit:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

sree,ai Dispatches 70 the Ne.g York rs'st.
GExEaAL MEANS TO M REHovsp--A
DscsxsEs CAxfAfax TALKss OF lit Is
rumorcd thai Gcaerai Meade will be re-
movs1 fron The command Of the Army of
the Pctolnae. and that new cemsnauder
will lead the army in Decen,ber cam
psiga. The army is in good spirits.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

RrwaRp FOR rHE CArTuKE eS JnHx
MoxoAx. Tho rewsrd fnr the capture Of
John Morgan has been increased to 3 900.
General Cox has been relieved Of duty ss
Ciueinnsti. aud ordered to Knoxville.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10

On Tuesday hast. By the Rev. Jamss
Hoskius. Lcsin j 6oail,oros. of Wash
ipgson. D. C.. 70 Miss Lydia 8. cAniss. Of
this eosniy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-10
UIs pegrn MAR. naraca
0,BD!bR.Ba.
Oue nc:ns Enan. nance!
PETER;
One ne:,e man. Hsm-d
SANDY;

Hnc. VSze"y kS~s HOtscrs t".t 'R
THURSDAY. the eth day
OF January next.
on the late prrn,ises Of she saii Get.rgs r..
Ca,apscii tst~een The h.,uss a lz "':k,cx
NJ, and 4 a'ci'ck. T. b.. 1 will expose Il.
public sncsisrn tho ab,ve described property
sn s~iEed a,,dsxkes in execution. 9, the lsh~A
li,!irr f.r cssh. Also a. satisfy rtii.wrs cast.
IN .aw0.
J. THOMPSON YATES.
Late sheriff
dec. toshs 1861 3-.s.
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

heavy firing hoard yesterday and this morning. a.
though occurring the lower part OF Culpepper, out
from Keys Ford In the direction Of the junction OF the
Rapidan with the Rappahannock.
II Ia reported to-day, the authority Of surgeons In
the Army OF the Potomac that losses Saturday
about four hundred stated In the press telegram
last night. Two hundred aud sixty or these, who
wounded arrived here this morning. and were placed 10
the hospital
Tho premises Of tho Old Capitol prison are densely
crowded to-day, seventeen hundred and thirty rebel
prisoners who were taken IN Saturdays engagements
having reached here up TO two O'Clock this morning
The officers from whom this nfor nation derived say
q few more are on the way.
One hundred and twenty FIVE officers among the
rebel prisoners just brought from the 'front.' These men
represent that but few Of their companions rotreaed
across tho river, and their General commanding had
barely time 10 escape on bis horse.
They seem TO unite in regarding the movement our
part at having been or the brilliant and
cessful OF the
Information received from the Army OF the Potomac
to-nigh, mentions that aid Of General Kipstricks
rived from the front late Saturday night and reported
that that officer encountered and fought with body OF
rebel cavalry stevensburg, late the afternoon OF
that day.
Tho enemy's pontoon bridge over the river directly
behind their works fell into hands after
General sedgwicks defeat OF the rebels, and
placed in charge Of the Fifteenth New York En-
gineers The bridge consisted OF only five boats and
were the Same which were abandoned by the Engineer
brigade for want Of transportation on the Chckahomny
last year
The cannonadng on Sunday evening was probably
General Bufords light batteries and some OF the
rebel cavalry with guns, In the vicinity OF
the Yew Hills, northeast or Culpepper. Moth
ing authentic had up to ten O'Clock this morning
been received from that quarter at which time all
quiet.
The railroad and telegraph the opposite side Of the
Rappahannock were found unipjured
Our cavalry reported at Culpepper.
AZ the latest accounts part forces Brandy
Station while another two miles tho other side Of
Kellys Ford. Some OF troops at other points
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
THE LABOR MOVEMENT
strihe ef the Machinists at the Monitor
shipyArd, Jersey city.

strfh- ef the Mschinists at the Monitor
shfpyard, Jersey city.
hsFcbAL of ihh FhoPRfrTons TO PAY rHE DEMAND,
BIC, ETc.
Durng tHs Isi three months there hu been eon
siderable fselisG dissstafaetlon smoag Tn.
sed Aeoras men employed AZ socorz Monitor shpyasd
jssy cay srk.ns QUE e tss sna wages rSosived per
Osss fros shsar soploysrs. AItbo~sh no steps were
80 70 qst vost, yet tbs propresess ven h. IN
80 ,o,, ,sa 70 Ias hSh prizes pad ior prov iaa.
- -rt Ne seuc,sayiss of ns and Tss, ,c,fgVy ags.a
:. y i,s.sss Of ssxss lAs rssss.s Al ta.s a.
ss<rc< Ase:ins euh and sousst su ploV ,.n,
y q arssat quaTtsrs q tss cay
Thus the matter stood until last ucek whe- ne m
uohsu nsde up tn~ir minds maks o. 1,her dssnd On
1oDdAy for an increase Of seniy per cen "a heir
pfesent wages and, N rcfuaef % stop work ne sork.
nsn - toe number or nvo hundred. seoord'srfy ss
esmbeo )esletaay morning at Tho shpyard and pro.
oeeded n oody 70 the once q Ms secor, aud politely
Gted los an advance cttweniy i've cent 90 ere TO-
formed ih9i their demand could DOT b. ,omplcd WIN.
-hsfenoh lhe men Immediately stopped work and o,t
We yard "a an orderly msnner
During the day mectng vas hoi1 10 Coopers Har "a
keeds avenue, which was attended by over ouo hun
dred o. the strikers among whom wcfe mum ber OF dee
rates from other machine shops ln Icrsev CIV sn4 Nsw
York tle noeipg oTgsbilod by calling Il the chair
hr 9 schntel and Nr John Gfibbus Appointed
secretary eoso utone wero read ard adoycf ths puf.
prt = vieh vas that The Eachlnisls q Jersey CITY
woud p1tt1c the samc po.y carried out BY thcf ,.a
b gh prces demanded for fooc they ~ouid lave no
twenty Eve lor oent akod Tor loss hat 10 corn.
Ifeust Nh o pfvpiitlprs should 10 entered ut0, tti
that oacb workman would oontrionte Az in BE- power
T. sustain ne novefnont Ia order 10 obtain asi rem1.
neratlon icr her services rhe workmen efnp1yoi 90
the SOW Jersey Looomoiiyc Works ca sieubeu street
we're nved - The strikers JOIN them ln tbe faoy
men, bet feuhed whnh canscd sOoI deal q W feeling
between the parties
Dqfns ihe dlsrnoou many q the srfkars ssss,ahisd
al tbe hontpr yard Aud discussed The matter n AZ rflr
~ mslner hthpuHh vas cIpccted that ihere wrgf 30
sous dheu'iy. Apollcc force vas on tho ground and
mania rel rider.
A. no ptaseut tine Mr. secor has an ron clad nesriy
aud q .gy
BE- gwen o e1tonslorl % tins 0bfapsd ron. tts
soyerEu aat W porfgrn The Contract
The New York herald., 1863-11-10
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