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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

EOR CATSKILL and MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
l. The steamer THOMAS POWELL viii leave foot Of
Frsnkln-st. TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS OF each week ~
) p N. and o. SATURDAYS at y. m landing nIoen
connecting with stages al Csfski to tho Mountain houss
Delhi and Uilboa Leaves Caskl for New-fo on NUN
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS, top. M .. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
41BANf and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
SUhIH and WEST. Trains Leave:
From Chzrnbeys-st From 10th-st :,
EIprr.. aud IO "a and ,: III 10 "a m and 337 and
Is and S p IN at 3:z2 p. 10.
Troy and Albany with sleep 1851 y m
ing earl 1873 p m. -
Pous train, 7l3 III m, and l2o5 and o'J
and IL: 10 and OILS p. pm.
Pe-k-kl train. ll3O q IN, ll:a2 . IN, All p M
and Z. 10 p.
Sing sing train. $50 p. m 3:3I p m
Tsryto~n. 3:43 p f:OI D. Ia
On Sundays ct 5:22 D. m, from 5thst.
Ticket. may be procured at any Of tho Offices Of Wescos
EIpe. NswYok and brooklyn, and baggage checked At
the lou,e To AL point, s the road and Saratoga SPRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

nor INDEPENDENTLY LlNE.-lhe
II steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Prct-'lp, Pier No ~
East River Daily IL O'Clock Freight taken on 'ns
WHAT all day. Arriving in Bridgeport In time to eonntei
with the Housstonc Nsngstuck New Haven and hs'oIn
Railroads Also the Shore Line 70 Saybool and New Lon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
CToNINGToN LINE for BOSTON. Via GRO.

~
~ Tps, hEM LONDON. SIuNlNuIpN. fh'Nl
bEStF sfWfpAI TAI NIpN. All SLN -bilf ORD
Tn .Ilcnlid ,'.alucfs COMMON EALiit .li lLl -
MOUTH KOCH y L l,s.e Pier ~ - y. II 10, 4 CSan.
hnti-s' daily lsaceIf SUNDAY At ; y ma
ffci.hi l1N ans other Inc 'nic' ~ en-
uAlv. No Is Wet -. csfncf q 'o-rlandt 4
sswNar. March , I.ai ". q. EDWARDS irrnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
>AY BOAT FOR ALBANY.

Steamer ARMENIA lrsv.. ou MONDAY, WfDsf-
DAY rni FRIDAY. from foot IT Haff.on e., at oelocs
lHLGiys at lAi..t .lskia. .Itrfnl'-i.ai' landing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
printing.

nICKSON-THE CHEAP PRINTER, No. s
~ Ttyourow opp Guy Hal biihsad~ Chcoss. ksos,pts
Bants Crcuar. Posssrs Cards Lo slecssd n tho BEST
manner the aost roassnabs ersA 1tis ssaiested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
,OR ORIENT. GREENPORT, sOUTHOLD

i SAC HAKBpR. ac--rliKEE Iluis fEh VIA
ilc steamer DOStLDSDS tapt W ; has'n'. ha'u. been
fi.r No Il East River lJauics slpl on IJtsDAh lhi 10
DAY and SAN RDAl AtIEkSuoNs. - - COCK. rum
inc l~svr Sag Ilsfhor MOhDAN. WtDNEspAl. and FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS. Of clock Dor ffriss' % pas-sze,
aprly On board ~ : A T. kiCARDSpN No lu" fuhon'i
or IL l. \ III riilLL Freight Agent So. Iem..sAp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

EOR Ncwburgh, West Point, Poughkcep.lc,
i and Roni,u'- Mary Powell l~sy~' pier fu.' Il
JAYS; every o'e!ocs fui Wet foni, N-w
hur IL f.llshi r.i-.L. al.i k.fLl.af.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
The Prize Schooner Hattie.

u explanation OF tho complaint nsdo by tho cAptorS
OF the Hattc. and published In sundays HnaALp our 70
porter has obtained the following Information. -
Tho Hattie built In lssS at Boston and called the
Hanover In January 1858, she sailed from Boston
bound for Aur Cayes and on tho 3sth Of that mooth
vhs On that voyage and oG tho cod OF ths lsand
Of s. Domingo she cspsared By tho rsbcl pevatess
called tho Rsributon Tho captain and crew vsro ssl
sdrf In s al boat aed subsequently, landed at Jerome
oo tho Island OF 81. Domingo. Tho vessels name was
thsn changed 10 the Hstto and converted into blockade
runner. sailing under rebol register and clearance
Nothing more was heard Of bor By hss owners unti
~ esros1 up W this port ~ Q pri,s, IN july
last q scpears that tass. Wills
attempting 70 tho blookado .. Wilmington she
vas captured BY The Unish States steamer PorsAs snd
sent 10 Nov York Tor adjudication Upon arrival
hsrs the coufS bad Aeuned for tho usual vsca.
uos snd proceedings could De taken 10 the susN
the eommeocemeDt OF tho fAl tsru The o~Bsrs put
claim 70 tho vessel sicgug that thoy were loyal OIL.
ssns residing In Nassscb ssets and boNd NJ of
thu vessel. ana Aoue1 reasonable time procsrs
t4sDony 10 essabsb tDeir claim. On tho 12b the
submitted 70 tbe Judge and 2cth hs roo
dorsd bis decision restoring ths vessel W tho claman
payment BY thcm of one ssshth OF ber value - sa
priss Tho 6na dsorcs eotered YESTERDAY Monday
We also understand that the Marshal hsd received an
order for the sA'e Of tho cargo fnrpenn@ OF HAs
July last but had tnreo caEgoes " turpentns
ss and could not get more than ~ per gallon for /,
he Adjourned ths sale. Ia October last the cargo
s65 900 for vesss and cargo winch sssn depos.
tod 70 Tho Sub-rreAsory, according 10 lay.
Now that the final decree sSoye stated has been
entered tho csptors Oil bo attenisi u N iL0 tn,.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

General Avertii's Oper alton slim poi {
from lew Orieans-A6asrs at Charles
ton--Ths Chesspesks Piraey--Sews
from south and Ceatsal Am xtoA, Meli-
co, Cuba, &C., go.
me cunArd mss stsamsAip A,straiAAian, Captain An
dessoo. wdi lssve ,hu port to morrow Tor Liverpool
The msns for Earppe VIII cose eight O'Clock to nor
row morning
rns Ssv Yoax iisaAtD-gdtion for Earops-~il be
p1bsshsd ut sevcs O'Clock W morning ana viii
contain full scooaa, u spl.n nj IMPORT
opsrssoss along tho Ins or tbs Virginia Csah Rail.
rosd lcoom pan "a By Nap showing the seen. Opera
tons Lais and important Ns~s from Nov otisans tho
LA.ss, Dospsohss from Cbareston ssvs from tho Army
of toe Potomac thu Latest from Tennessee tho Chssa
pcsks r,ncy fm2or;Ant and Interesting News from
South ssa Csa,, An,rles. Msreo Cuba and ~. Donin
20, sod VARSITY Of o,hs- nsss or ths pas, vest
sDgs ecprs. 70 Wrappers, really fof mailing, hve cso,s
Omes.i Drawing. or M.,r.y. Edaz .
CO. a'ss S..:ao.s 700 60. c.4.. 90. sss-oss % = ,m
10 ~ 40 37 10 ~ 10, a., 80, Is. 3 70 6i.
0'''-' ''''''' " 'Sk:ss '''''; it,; ssSs; 90
cesiastss NJ, 90 g. L-ssas as
omei.i Drawings OF sne Literary Asss-
-'a0' c'"'''s. f.r.. &C.. ca. .s:p.. E.si.r r
10. s 70, ca a, %, q. 10, ~, 77, 7 90. ls.
rE1scs' & sLtis y - c5. x...r.-s osr.r.ag
Oar,.l Dr.wisss OF the shelby consss
LSns~v " RsS,asu -,
81 n. 81, so Is 10. ss. ~. /, 7. 81. 20. 81.
Ca. r.g-D.. y lsa
80. q. ~. 20 go 60. 81. 7s, rs, 81, ~, I, 81.
q Esxo,s 90
sip>asyrs % Jss 4 nsrris Aos.
Prize. o..h,d q. Al Lsgsii..d Lotteries
30 ohss'a9i.r.s, Phiisssipaa
Prisss C.sh.s and Informasios Par
.LKcS co. Brossr ~ rs. street.
Prize. o.shsd In All LssaIis.d L>ss-
Jossfh BAiEs s-os.r ~ w.n s,.ss roenL
"A Cos,omsry,
RAHr AsTnoSf 81 BRoADwAr
hr.. doors ssn a, s-hslN Ho,ei
Ia 'h' '''av 81 ssi,JJiroaHa.yi,i5e Jiso.aHa - sisie AL.Um
a., IL ,As. " 's-g. = ...-:ss
srERsoBcpfys ..a VIEWS
10 "a psy "a sssrnin. o.if ss ,efor- psaszas go
shsr
AB..st,fuI Con .rio- .-Ls,rd's Bico..
,-ses.rioa 80 s,s Drssri = 'sss'y-ts'. " y,
.3fa.a-D
Aroms,tc srhtedsrn tchnspps
Iupaf,ss b. q..r 80 ps' sDas.
~, 81. - a. sfs1s - 80 s,,-s-
Armies soIdts,si--Tss Bos'd Of sor-
srr.s snd tsa sagesn 0furs - ths law HisNs Affny
isff fifsf Frsah H~fff FFnfnsassiiaf - 90 fALwtN
Arm 80 saihsuaef a. rsnafsftgf- Isfa.r lfr -
~. ..f b. tf Iftfnt.f eafr DHess fNnstsirhfs Ne
Yaft Iasi.r IttfFa sfsnfa Fsiatf. hsigt 90 lfi4t
B.autlgaI rOmpisptor.-B.ird's
81 RI ~ rsa Lll1i ffs' - frsS visa 49, tes -
ffay 30 rev flsfloH fnt stla ga bfeaf.sg AL ffus
a f.s sFty shtfs
gss.stfai Bsitdpy orr "A Grover
ysfsf D. ssfs Ailkh F--tnr wsstin. 80 f-ees %
rr1r-tsa- 80 r - 49, fth. giisJ grstsAt rAis re
sAIf htshsss srsrs ~ a. g. ~
'aa4a t t9. Fsin " lsl sAs@rsysa tss
D>t.'. ss- tsrt - in ~ orpet n'Sas.,t
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, 1888.
Advices from the Army OF the Potomac this morning
state that oil Is quiet along the lines.
Nothing worthy OF note is transpiring.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Comment IL NeedIrss.-Nev. M' Tharn'
er Pitcher Chenango county Y. writes - sn siIty
az age By ths of Mrs n A ALLBS's WORLDS
Hair ke-iofrr hair rraorri 10 ia nai's ooles
Am .stsaci l. not iye but sets nn tho src'conA
hair IN fan Your Hair Drcsans superior " ~
otAsrs. For eruption. n has equal
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Bids Tor Army suppifes.s
me bids for army supplies we're opoasd ., 6oz Broad
way at noon yesterday The opening and re,diag OF
thom occupied four hours
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Corns, Bunions, Inverted Natts, HsS-
iAFged joints and disease. of the feet o.reA withoa
pain OF ncoa avcn,e30 20 the p.,ea, By DR. zACuAafR
burscos ChiropodsL No. 200 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Cure Your C"uGh.-Use Csnpb~s'e
rrochrs, - sold only a CAMrBgfLb, corner al
Eighth ayeDuc aud Twenty eighth street
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Com posite Iron Window Guards. fDs
The protection OF Windows
HUTCHINSON A wfCKERaUAM.
lS9 Canal street oaal OF DsoAdwaS.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Couraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hate
from upp-r h- ts- for.hssss or asy par, n ne bsAD
warranted f5I Bros5sy.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Deafness, Blindness, aad all Defects os
Sigh. and Hearing treated ususi, by Or CADwkh&
oculst .urist clinton plsce, Eighth street pcaf
Broadway EIAminAions free Ofrr bosrA from y TO 4
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Campbell, Aposh~snry and them'sss
OF Eighth aud rsrai' rghth Myet fsWey
Goods snd rcrfnmrry Hair Brushes. Sc
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

POrrYD UAMK YOHkHHIHF FIEN CAVTANk. kl
JOHN DUNCAN ROSa upinn Sauars
SPARKLING AND MOsKl.i.E WINES AiG9 CabtusA,
Imperial ver,enay va Ansas Gpd Seal Hedaes, ciea'os
' john DUscAs SONS Union sqssra
suERR!EA-pry: n.liess ans fIulv Aso
BUR0UNDfEs CLARkfS &C
JOith DUNCAN \ Sons, Union slsarc
wYkAND FOCKThK LtoUEUR sil vArls,iss
CHARTkEUsE KukkEL AC
john DUNCAN aDsH Union sausso
THF ONLY GOOD 6AUcF-LEA 4 rPnRtks
wORCESrER5uiRE sAUCE In Soup. orsyis-. With riA
ana cod joints Game ac In quarts pins aud half pin,s,
JOHN pUrcks soTa
Agents for tho Proprirlors
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Gold watches for Ladies' aud 0~utss-
-Yorty fotr Ave hfy sriy, s>.saiynss cisLu e~e
hundred and three hundrsa tosrs sses
fi,mOdfs thr outs A.. rof sale br DkOR1a ATfRn
s Broadway. door hsiov Canal sssr~l formerly ~
"a al street
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
I'm ess, Impaired sight,

Diamond JewrIry.
BISHOP REIN. Importers, Y,fis Avenue BessA
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Bca ottrui Gold AorU meta, Cold spec a.
c,s Colo ByeeAs lsu,sb'e for presess jss' rsosssed
:. aEeMONs, oo,,,sts- -Optcsa.
6G1< broadway, under LafstEc Housc
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Beauttsui Bnskets OF Fvutt.-rhe MOST
elegant ornaments for New Years tsbie. kAYkBH%
(istc rnfmelc~ q, fruit store, ~, Bsoadwsy
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Ppeservastvs
and Wig depS. Wholesale aud retin No 6Asio~ Ho~ss
The dye applied by skiliul srtlala
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

60 10 Horns. ana broadway. for Nss
Impro,sa Open saa Yea Gs..s. hisre-or-. ss:s
hohdsy preSns The ebssp~st plaas In ths city gais.
corner fulLoa street.. Knor. the batter
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Ghaps, Chafes, saitos~ncss, ErupNoaS
.pet. Hpeots asd all skin Btemshes cus~d BY OOU
RlUDs Italian hedicstcd srap tbJ broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Gensn, 5iJ broad

have large .ery sosh 0ooas ssssis 10
HOLIDAYS
LADiRs AND CUILDRgN's ruRs
HATS YOR hissKs BOYS AND ,NvAxYa
aIgfCH R0HYs LADfEs rOOr hUIrp
fss ~rtr~ir nsw arsiriel
OENrg HATS rfiR COLLARS cAps AND OLOvuo
LADIES. 0EkTs AND Boys SKATING CAPs.
FUR TRIMMED Also . eholos lot ~
MINK AND SEAL 0LONHa ron LADIES WEAu
sll HROADMAI
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Direction Labels md Tags, All I<tnas,
At tho manufacturers VICTOR ". MhU0ER. iib ChAsD
berk rect.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Csssi JewcIry--Ths Best AssOst tsse mG-
BISHOP REM, Pifsb Aveaas IiaAca.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

OATARRH or THE rYMPAkfc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBNThUCYiON or Titb
EUSTACHiAk TUBB
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

bishop ~ Issin. Ftuh Aveaue Hotel.
New YORK, aHd IA Paris ~ roe dc In Vesve'is
DIAMONDS. coKALs. wArcBs9 Ae
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Activity of the Cotton Trade on tn
MississipPi.

ACtIVlty Oh tne NOttOn Ito0e ON tne
MisstssipPi.
CAIRO, Dec ~, 1863.
Tho e,eamer John Roe, from New Orleans December
49, has arrived with sixty three bales OF cotton and
hundred aud ninety hogsheads OF sugar also the st.
Louis, With hundred and twcnty-dvs barrels OF
molasses, from Cincinnati and the Hope, from New
Orleans December IT, with sugar molasses and cotton
for ST Louis.
The steamer Good Friend on route from Memphis 10
Cincinnati, had nve hundred bales OF cotton added here
The sivsr Lake, from vcksburg hss two hundred and
City baes for Sc. Louis.
The Hannibal, from New Orleans December 10, arrived
this morning. with sugar and molasses for ct. Louis.
Tho New Orleans Pidyune OF the 10Th says 5533 bales
OF cotton have been received from Nachez and vicks
burg and vicinity since tho "a nst Total receipts
September J. 4s 100 bales.
Memphis dates TO the 26th contain DO news. The
steamer Llie Martin, had arrived With three hundred
bales Of cotton and the Iatan. from below With thres
hundred bales. Everything was quiet below on the
river.
The Glendsn, from Memphis IN route 70 Cincinnati
arrived this evening. with forty bales OF
General McPherson, commanding at vicksburg, bad
issued orders changing the Second Missouri artillery into
cavalry to operate against gueras which infested the
ower river. Large steamers have been placed their
disposal and several cannon furnished them.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
CURED
CROSS EYR sIRAIlnrEhED IN osH

Ana every dia-a~ oi the TYe and Rae requiring stko
medical surgical aid attended 10 by DIR Won BiBx4
BER0. NJ hls consulting foomA S6 Brosdwsy n~r Twcn0
air
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

For Hoifda presr n s.-Aif che Dt6cvsnl
styles tho cai~brst~d Grover H.ker Saving hanhoss
FOR Yo Brssd~sy. Twenty second AtsA
sing Of eyery description done In the boat
MAJ
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Holiday Rass ss whtsr's, In ssyse ssA
esEsae- unslrJsssf Also VANITY of o-nis snd isSAs
Pura ais Br.sf~sJ
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Capture az Wine oyster Boat. by the
Hebeis.

u ~ reported that nine sTyter boats noaty eeouginT
10 fhiiAdcph, While eEedUins for oysies Potgpo
tant crert, iort river. captured BY the rebsa
They came ovt 10 boats the preisoce o. bel,ng h.
maize tho cargo. snt bosesd tie ats s~saf tte cfew
robs.d them o, all ts~u vsinasss s~nt item " p,ob
moai aDd burned tbs yesses III. rre ~
s'r ~ c-ch ts-si r.S-~-ank crtek " .tg- - y
mles above ise mos,t q u,setyu
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Arthur Gxsndsu,
WINS nYJnCnAnT.
No. wkiom street.
o0osy fev sspe lie Boe~ bvasds o< Wtso. Bs~1Ay.
Whiskey. 40, &c


All Diseases OF the Eye. Esg, Tbroas,
krvstya.
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Movements OF shipping tn Hampson
Roads.

FoRIRsss MosRoa Dec. ~. 1853.
Saed Cnited states steam frgate MINI ssotA for the
North Carolina blockadmg deet
Arrived, United States steamer Massachusetts,. from
Charleston bar, and sailed at A. NJ for Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

cod c..srt trss.sa. :, D., sows. 70 cc.osrs s,sose
krvekyn.
SPITE nd td A.sors Of uoi kAa latSts
bhser plated Tea and Codse Uras. Csks BastsA Tshee
ss1er- Wsert. beentifa plated Eisesi Asd st
non ohsr xrteloa wtl ivcaly pee walk
ns s,oes fron Brnadway Come all and fos
Jotr-'Ves Bns not by VIA rareiso the osvN
asd best Strpuon AT EDWARD ID. BASSfOkirS 0rcsa
bsysar Cooper Institute Hui,as Asios plsoe TIE
esseosivc aS-ortnent OF rsbte Cutlery ~ tss city.
Bvnxitaan Pebble Bpcetscl~s and Eye
Presarvcrs are Psfons.d by the InAosfts OF puble
Ihey give e,ussrdinsr rsief by day aud ngbt ~ssk
diu aLd Detective sights. FOr sale oniy by
NthhOkS, Oeuls,s' Optissaa,
wy hfoadssy, opposite Iios4s stSost
Ugtiitnnt aad ro~srrvl Ds y Nighs
Doob,e Perspective otss~~s tot the betd go
compact. portable sno e0oca ever
ricty, and su,tahle for p,e-cn,st.ou.
aIMMOhs. Oea,s,a' Op,liAa.
oGpt Brosd~ay. under tA< LAissse Hooss
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
CHRONIC oArAnRH

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS in TIN
THiiDAr
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

80 Holiday ar fos Oid or ys.ss o.
r.st- r.ss nisfsssy~ e.. ksvssss o. 80
i.s q -. sr,.s-.; s--sss Il, W. vsrs
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

gss.stS.i Bsitdsy orr "A Grower
Jsfsf D. .sfs AtIkk s.-tBr ssshin. 49, r-o.s %
r-ar-tsa. sat r. - 49, ftt. 9idsJ yfstsAt rAis
,Ait fsiT-s tsa hsa.si - .rs.s ~ a. a. irr---.s
raa.t..a trt Da. Ys'ft ~ lsI sals@rsysa sss
D~t.ss ss- rsrt. ~ ln ~ vrpei n'Sas.rt
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Soothing syrap fof ehlar.s t-~ibing sfi.ss rpps
fg'es inn sian sts's eli rss Hgrs " rsraisis ts
bg~.. F~reesiy sAfr 10 eli rifisas 81
,ssnfr NJ rsusf sse hssh - Ne shif rive
"a. 70 ne ssOshsf 10 oests D,stis
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Important Notice .-Omrr Adnms' El~
pres Cnpsry ss~ yoft rAs s,~ss-t 0eofr. Cromwell
sd1erEsf v ssa h-sos for k-r Orissns s i2tb 10
b~sn @rifrf fssrsf ~ orirf ~
uisot Bsnssrs and o.hsrs ~h9 shipgss eurfsnsy snk
sp~cs b. hrsasb the Aasma Krpsss Compssy b~iv~~
peeruh~f II srf TIE 2l. igciufft csfiiasf fof hsv
o. ~sna aud lnsudsi W By ssf ssAs~r, t~rsky
Bolfsf s ssf curneT sd spef- bsfg been usrsfer~<
b sss ssri W ~. s,.r,hp ksfupa eis -tNs safis<
December This notice " sves that shirss ~ hsl
insured e. gQ by tte Gsorg. cronwe' mar sr hsnfss~
" W. DIsssoHE. rr,.Asn,
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Look Ont ror Counssvfssss, Not Only a

Lank uns Bst si svsryth vg, .snsNs Ns uA.Fsis
hsi even TIE irtsr~nsshs s.ttss fngss - tsi Dy'
Is1fs srfsr.i9n " ~ rlis Tho tnIlsf IA
~ eegrisgfs. sfs n,Nrfy voTitisss rsulsftsr ,ha
HOTE ffyvHss y.nfr Dys roiofs tks sTgiaAl
NE ou'r -ainsbi. ssf ussff tsihF - TIE tfnf
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
Mann A Cesnpasy,

an. yssrss-, Us. ii's.ssS. sscffsriivi' issS2
CAs" " fssa See To~s
fsrrhtsts ~ tnfsr-siis~ sSsri p&,S.'sfrs,
kpDassss eSv~s ~ N. AD~~ ff~s
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
~ avah ais

FfNg TRYr Tts DaorR
Tae moe psy4is remedy sIt.at
For Asihrs, sr0sebins r0Vhs Cos.
Tsftlinx ~ fofsnsas ~ NE Jsrosl
Are rsfy pissssni ard ~rsrtusL
tsAuy pct ay o. o ding easss
Csnvenisai fer ne rs-tsi
eoa a. ~ sas a, e~nts 80 t~r
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The New York herald., 1863-12-29

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80 -. - ~ - 49,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-01
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. ROSECRANS.
Sklrmishing near MurfreesbOrO.
A General Engagement Imminent.
RUMORED CAPTURE OF THE CITY.



There were vague rumOrs in this city
on Monday night of the movements of
the Army of the Cumberland in fl
rection of MurireesDoro, and 1t wae cur
rentlv reported last eyalis'5 tnal terri
hle ba..le had been fought IN the vicinity
Of that place, in which the rebels had
-peen defeated, Gen. Rosecrans having
subsequently taken possession of the
town, and his victorious army continu-
ing in pursuit of the enemy l-t5l
The observation-disclosures we have reeeiv-
ed from the Army Of the Cumberland is
through the medium of a despatch from
Generol Rosecrans III person to Colonel
Holmes, in command of our forces at
Munfordville. The despatch is dated at
quarter past eleven o'clock on Mon
day night, and its contents are most
cheering. Our army was then in posi-
ton three miles north of Murireesboro,
having been engaged in heavy skirmishes
during the preceding forty-eight hours.
On Monday in these skirmishes the
Federals had lost twenty-seven in killed
and wounded, and the casualties on the
rebel side had been much greater. Our
troops had also captured full rebel bat
terry. and had steadily drived the enemy
before them. To use General Rose
Grams own language, the position
of affairs warranted the belief that,
on yesterday, fight or foot race on
the part of the rebels was inevitable
Judging from the advantages claimed
by Gen. Rosecrans, and from the conf
dent tone of his dispatches, we infer
that the rebels varied the exercise into a
foot race, and we presume Murfreesboro
has fallen into federal hands. This belief
was confidently INDUCED by loyol men in
this city last night, although we need
official assurance to strengthen our hope
into full confidence.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-01
RIVER NEWS.

The river at this place has reached its
highest point on this rise, but we pre-
sumo it will commence rising again in
day or two. 1t had fallen about IA
inches up to last evening. aH
The Shingles, with nine mammoth hay
boats filled with baled hay, in, tow, passed
down yesterday.
Another gunboat, belonging to the
Mosquito feet, passed down yesterday
morning.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of
meeting Capt Clarke, late of the Hazel
Dell, in the city. He, having sold his
boat, proposes to enjoy short rest
among his friends in this city and Mount
Vernon.
Parties in ST. Louis have contracted
for mammoth new boat for the St Louis
and New Orleans trade, to be built at
New Albany.