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The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

HyMENEAL.-The First Parish Church was
yesterday forenoon graced with a galaxy of
beauty, the occasion being wedding, which
came off at IL o'clock. The parties were Capt
John p. Wales, 18th Reg, U. s. A., of Will
mington, Delaware, and Miss Ellen NJ. Wood,
daughter of VIM. H. Wood, Esq, Broker. The
ceremonies were performed in very impress
sive manner by the Rev. Horatio Stebbins.-
Kotzschmar aided in giving zest to them by
his performance Of the Wedding March upon
the organ. After the ceremony was over, the
happy pair was serenaded at the residence of
the brides father by Poppenburg's band.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 2I.
In response to an inquiry from Washington,
asking the Assembly 70 fix sum necessary to
compensate the shareholders of the State, Mr..
Strackn introduced joint resolution in the
House to ask twenty-five, thirty and fifty mil
lions The resolution lies over under the
rules till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
American and Foreign Patents.

American and Foreign Patents.
IL. III. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of U: s. Patent Once. Wa,hi.otou.
under the Act OF 1s37
rs State Street, opposite KiIby Street
BOS TON.
A FER an extensive practice of upwards oftwen
"A ~ years continues to secure Patents in the Unit
ed States; also in Great Britain, France and other
1oreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments and all Papers Drawings for Patents
executed ON liberal terms, and with despatch Re.
determine the validity utility Of Patents or Ipyen
tions-and legal other advice rendered in all mat
ters touching the same Copies Of the claims Of any
ments recorded at Washington.
Inc Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
land. but through 1t inventors have advantag, for
securing Patents ascertsnng the patentsbility Of
Inventions. unsurpassed by If not UNNECESSARILY SUI
Perior to, any which CAP be offered them elsewhere
MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE Patent OFFICE
than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS Is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he
would add that he has abundant reason 10 believe
and can prove that ut other office of the Kind
are the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during twen-
syyears past, has enabled him to accumulate vast
collection of specifications and official decisions rela-
mechanical works. and full patents grant
ed In the United States and Europe render him able
tanning patents.
All necessity of journey to washin rtop. TO pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors.
TEsrIM oNIALs.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the mosf capobie and
saccesgM practitioners with whom have had off,
csi intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of
:. II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a person competent and
Trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap-
plication- in form to for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
."Mr. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN ap-
pications, on all but ONE of which patents have been
granted and that is nor pending. Such unmstak-
able proof Of great talent and ability on his part
leads me to recommend all inventors apply TO him
TO procure their patents they may be sure OF hay-
ing the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, in course OF
his large practice made furice rejected applisa-
tons, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
tents. r. "A EDDY
jams cody
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WANTED.

THE subscriber. having had considerable expert
i ence In connection with manufacturing, but
without capital, wishes to make arrAngements with
some person having means. to operate mill-either
cotton woolen-and share the prodts Can give
Please address b. WOODWARD Box M South
Berwick, Maine. decIs eod2m
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23
Arrival of Rebel Prisoners Of War.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~.
The following has been received at the Navy
Department:
Cairo, III, Jan. 2lst-To Hon. Gideon
Welles, Secretary of the Navy:-The gunboat
Lexington, Lieut. Com. Shirk, has just arrived
at 11.30 A. NJ, conveying 4,793 rebel prisoners
of war from the Post of Arkansas.
(Signed) A. M. REMIcK,
Fleet Captain.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23
New Jersey Peace Resolutions.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. %.
The peace resolutions came up in the Legis-
lature to-day, as special order. After debate
they were referred to the committee on FEEDER
al relations.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

DEPUTY SHERIFF.-Sheriff Pencil has APP
pointed the following deputies for 1868 and "a {:
Oren Ring, Portland; George w. Parker,
Scarboro', p. o. Gorham; b. ii. Hall, Wind
ham; Rufus Berry, Gray; Daniel l.. Mitchell,
Yarmouth; Daniel Mayberry, Harrison; Rus
eel Lsmson, Bridgton; Lyman Hall, Naples I;
John w. Perry, Brunswick; William Paine,
Standish.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac,
January %.
The storm pending for the past three days
has moderated, leaving the roads In the worst
possible condition. There is at present no in
dications Of a change OF wind.
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Reelection of Senator Wade.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. %.
Mr.. Wade was reelected Senator by the
first ballot, with twenty-four majority.
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THROUGH TICKETS

FJNO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
i MORE and WASHINGTON, and to all parts Of
the WEST and SOUTH and NORTH WEST. via. all
the most popular routes and at the loWesf Boston
rates. for sale by w. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
O3t 2. diff Once 81 Exchange 81.
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Safe Arrival Of the Iron-C lads Nahant and
WeahaWkcn.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
A letter from Lewes, Delaware, dated 20th
says the iron-clads Nahant and Weehawken
are anchored in the roadstead.
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Land in Franklin, Me.

A BOUT 1900 Acres of Land-supposed to con-
"A tain. average. about i've thousand of STUN
page to an acre of spruce hemock and pine besides
much hard wood. and GO growth of young thrift
~ juniper-a pond lake, the centre, D. about
1000 acres. with good water power at its outlet
This pond flows by the present dam about 1000
of meadow, which be put into grass to great adj
vantage, by withdrawing the fowage.
The Mill Is but short distance from tide water,
where the Lumber Is loaded.
This property by mortgage fell into the hands OF
the present owners who reside a. distance and the
land viii be sold at immense bargain to any one
who has the faculty and inclination to manage It.
For further information apply TO Col j. L. LAW
RENEE. or to LEVI BARTLETT co.
decl6 dlawsw No. along Wharf. BosroN
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International Steamship Company.

A SPECIAL MEETING of tho Stockholders of
n the International Steamship Co. will be holden
at the once OF the Company, on the of Com
merciai and Union streets for the purpose of revising
the bylaws Of the Company. the 18th day OF
H. j. LIBBY. Secretary,
Portland, Jan. IA, 1858. janis
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PaysOm House.

a GENTLEMAN and his wife, and q few single
IA gentlemen can be accommodated with board
and pleasant rooms at the above house, No. 81 MID
DIE STREET. jaAl9 diff
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Part OF Gen. Burnside's Army across the
Rappahaunock

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
Yesterdays Washington Star has just been
received. 1t says 1t is understood in WASH
ington thata portion of the army of the Po-
tomac, Gen. Rockers division, crossed the
Rappahannock yesterday.
An address is said TO have been issued by
Gen. Burnside to the army.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23
Political.

>. *. Doolittle was to-day reelected TO the
United States Senate.
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denomination Of Senator Doolittle.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. n.
Senator Doolittle was re-nominated by the
Republican caucus for u. s. Senator to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23
INTERNAL REVENUE.
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT, MAINE.


IN pursuance OF the provisions Of the Act Of Con-
gress entitled IAN Act to provide Internal Rsve-
nue. TO support the Government and pay the interest
on the Public Debt" approved July i. 1892 hereby
give notice that have received from the Assessor Of
the First Collection District in the State OF Maine
his Return of the Taxes and Duties assessed in the
month of December. 1s62-that the said taxes have
become due and paw able. and that will be in at
tendance at my Office ~ Commercial street Port
land rom the 18th TO the cath day Of January, la1
for the purpose of receiving said taxes and granting
Licenses TO all persons within that portion Of the
First District included In the County of Cumberland.
And further give notice. and call attention to the
following provisions Of the Act s-"Ail persons who
shall neglect TO pay the duties and afore-
said assessed upon them. TO the Collector his Dep
utes, within the times above specified shall be liable
70 pay ten per centsm additional upon the Gmounf
thereof"
And would also call attention TO the following
proyis OF the said Act respecting Licenses
any person persons shall exercise or carry ON
any trade or business hereinafter mentioned for the
exercising carrying of which trade or business
license is required BY this Act, without taking out
such license in that behalf required, he she, or
they shall for such offence, spectivey forfeit
penalty equal 10 three times tAe amount Of the duty
or sam Of money imposed for SUCH license"
NATHL J. MILLER
Collector Of the First Collection District in the stafs
Portland, Jan. 10th. 1853 janl3 dot
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Extracts from Richmond Papers.

Destruction Of a Blockade Rum
ner.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM WASHINGTON.

q. 8. Revenue Bill as Amended.
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Reported Loss Of United States steamer
Columbia.
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Washington Street Bakery,

where will be manufactured the varieties of BREAD
found in similar establishments; and he hopes BY
close application TO business, and an endeayor to
please. to merit a share of patronage.
M. BRADISH.
COOP FAMILY FLOUR by the barrel or in less
quantities. dec9 II
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
EVENING PAPERS.

From North Carolina-Successful Reconnoi.
sanoe near Fort Caswell-Bold Dash
on Rebel Fort
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Rail Road Bonds.

HOLDERS OF the second mortgage Bonds Of the
Ill Kenpebec and Portland Railroad Co. with All
the interest coupons thereon due the 18th Of Oc-
tober ls1. are hereby requested deposit the came
in my hands, for which receipts will be given and
hereafter exchanged for certificates of stock In the
PORTLAND kKSSkBEc RAILROAD, Ia aew orgas-
ssdson as soon A. the books and certificates can Be
prepared, In accordance with vote of said Compa-
ny, Nov. 8. 1862 j.. S. CUSHING,
Treasurer Portland Kennebec Railroad
Augusta, Dec. 10, 1861 declS DIFF
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CLONE Again.

THE undersigned would inform his old friends
l. and the public that after absence of twenty
five years. he has returned TO his native place and
purchased Of Mr.. Thomas Richards his interest in
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

VvHE commodious Chamber In the norfherly cor
y ner Of the new brick block. corner of Lime knd
Mrk Streets, directly facing the market. Rent ew.
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
sept 10, 1s62 diff No. q Exchange 81.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

Lost.
A note of hand, dated Wiscasset, Dec. 3lst, 1862
IA for two hundred and eight dollars 49, l0Oths
payable in sixty days to Daniel winslow at either
bank in Portland. endorsed by himl and signed by
Alexander johnson.
The finder is requested to leave II at the Eastern
Express ONCE the payment being stopped:
jan 20-4t j. N. WINSLOW.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

Al. q ST. l.. Railroad stock.
E0 TO 100 SHARES WANTED by
w WIN. II. WOOD.
janis div
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-23

The large House on the corner of Mid
INN die and Willow Streets. recently occu-
lll1s pied by Mrs. c. A. Richards q : board
iill ing house. Possession given immedi-
hately. For particulars enquire Of
oc25 II JOHN C. PROCTOR
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knntls-r f.aiiyssi ci.thsd - The escu,ehes,s o.
nournirE- Anpsher dolnest-r Altar shroa1si
The 81 stk tzohie, OF the KisS u r-rrsrs A,lotb.r
home s. dssoiste- Anstier Erlknsrn voice ass s-os
-tep mfsed sstaaey. -artl F.n aver En- By ihs
inmuiatSs decree Of hsavsa Ne mast De. AID .
thss,aad inE.r t.lities are employees % .xecu;s
The fearln ssatescs- Tbs sdsselifui. rhi,s ne
rnik is beautiful s1rfaee n the fon sDjoy.eat -
esnreieiis lie. u.dsras.rh our feet th- nosldy
rnd seaulehraI vaults 81 tie vat SecropsB q The
dead irh. larger part Of The 7er are there, and us
-rs going BDnptisn from death. "A a rsrard q
rsiiEass service would Be- DC ,nsi.i-u. With I'll.
q probkiioa il would prsssaf Esrl5ly AID u.hai
lowed Inotrs Prsnlps our aseeptancs Of hr .ti.n
iiy-a motive vhsss i.ansnss upo1 he viii. rouis
deEfrsy the voluntary charecss u serriro rhich
osly l. asceptahle in the Eght u Gsd For The arsd
70 die when their work j. dsae, Is not s<ranee .nd
should not be i.nentsd il i Ike ripe rh-.f bsiar
saiherei into ths garner BIT Ter rna1.ood 10 de
Islhe meridian 81 istsncs the acne 81 usefus-
messy indeed Erisrors % Be borne Il shsus n.
uncertAiny q human he .nd bow inexOrabl- IN ia
nature Spd nyrerous In il e1scsfion the s.nts,rs
sDus. thoAArt and into dsst skalt thos rsturu.-
P 4. wk4<rSs vas in his slid year, js<i rsrrisr
into n.tare life Daring REVIVAL n The Water 81
ls5s. in chait.nsoE.. be pssfss.sz nhh n Ckriss
add attached himself 10 lbs Pressyssrian church.
az. - To attenpt>tbs Portrait1re OF christians
ehsraetsr uonld Be Nprsssnrtuoas Il presents
harms.i0us dsvsloP.snt q eiensnts. prss8rinE
sJmstry Of character. 10 nearly allied 20 Csd. =
be ambsstyPed N nemofiAl- Il Is grand moral
structure. bsyoud the Prvriuee and linit q hunan
description. We nsy select tie most pleasing rem
nisceness from the fields q ertokE. ssrsct.rs
yet the pietnrs. hs~erer Firh. VASES b-fsIs ne
brightness of The original j. : oaiy form ritho1i
lea s0nes, statue whsle ns'nsaninf sisrs tells .
little Of he archetype TA4 tfibufs o respect can
oiy Be Interesting 70 t,ose. whose msnoIiA< sti1
replete with The relnesnbraasss e. The onS rbo :
gone; wAo.e ihausncs is ain ssit. and uhs.s sorts
are Jet fpsciy repeated
Mr.. Watkins mercantile nan d steady b.Ai-
ness habits Upright sni Just N az his dealings. %
nan can iHpearh his msnpry NH -rsns- Tsere
1ers De- ja1ring di-eOTdzpi sisnfntsl ron>ii-
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PERSONAL.

Gel. II. c. Galloway, late editor of the
Memphis Avalanche. is in town
We had the pIeasurs OF visit from Brig
Gen Ewell and Maj Smith. officers of distine.
ton in the c. s'A, few days ago. Gen
E~fll is Chief Of Staf to Gen. 10. Johnston
and Maj. Smith. Payinasisr General Of De
parsment No. 2-l- They are at present so.
jouining in Chattanooga III
Among the gallant dead Of Thursday fight
we Are panied to record the fallof Col. Moore
of the Il Tennessee lie was brave soldier
an efficient officer and estinables gentleman.
His father. Gen. VIM Moore, was one OF the
chosen soldiers Of Andrew Jackson, and still
live.. We deeply sympathise with him ii
the loss of so worth son, who was de-
scribed BY Gen. DOpeIson only few days be-
fore. as lone Of the picked men whom Ten
nessee has sent into the field.
Hon. Jas s. Chrisinal, Of KY. has been
spending few d7ys ii town
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NOTICE.

PERSONS ui.tllnr . - fhsI~ nr~--.. - -.
re1eh O. The fahkees can nnt
EATLofHkNT At LInEBAL WAGES
a. s1r park hnass. two nfi~s rest q n.f-ou G.. =.
% ths Il ca5 q Narr1. lss3. E.-f-reace-ns,- u ~
t1.1nings, = > A Agpy a. o1cr IL psr-s. = l.
ieit~r. OLIVER NICHOLS 4 CO.
o~es-in Purkers f1r G = A.
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LOOK CUT FDR HIMt


SO kEHlBD-
WILEY 50 - iLs sast-re AID e 1rsrrss 80.
- - eo-naerre.. ~ an III - tat ga hin ~
~ neEro o'g III 80 runaEa3 or t.s llth nat
ne = sF1<ht 11nIatt4. = yars I'D at,oss frsr
.nrhes e,kh. ehstlkg ltih. Wtris abot 10 ,.oru5s
-. fatnfr oolt buf Pleasant ranlenu ncs-frl 80.
- ferT shfeud sud fn4rt- Hr "a raisee II Ia
ar.n1f< c.1r'E - ae FIeha ~ has isrrrt -.
~ ~rie - P-rNh - a1t falkee blcs Jacket i
~ ~ sle1 - ne Hrsst and biol csnrIct ~
Psr.en I ? tar'.Flng A-s. aiilnr hir - ssu.pe
al-A-t- i'ec---W IUHS n. Rrl-E
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THE DAHL T REBEL.
THE sIruATlI0N.

L 4
The enemy is fetrsating Such il the It'd
ings the wires brought US yesterday from the
front As the clouds clear away we become
more and more c9nyiAcsd Of the completeness
: Of Che victory. General Sill, sp TIE dispatch
ss state was left upon the feIlIbY the retreat
ing enemy. This Of itself vopld indicate,
that at ieest on the portion 81 tifla h4ld where
thi. General commanded, the fslgrhy forces
were routed "hor se foot, And drag9on.f bose
Grams win fall back iuPon the defenc4s Of
Nashville. Whether he can fretthais in that
city. with an army Iouted a9ls.g.aeraoralfzsd,
hisOOmnlunication eus of and With I'll lfoFlOFn
promise Of sudden rise in the Cum berlard,
is ! matter which time. 81 General Br4xipn
Bragg may decide IfH
A private dispatch received last night. from
Nurfreesboro, reports the enemy still retreat
ing, aud large numbers 81 prisooters sen to
the front. EIIH Ell
An accident occurred on the liurfrees botb
and Chattanooga Road yesterday morning By
which seven wounded soldiers we're killed.
A train loaded with our wounded was coming
down from Murfreesbcro! when three Oars were
ierked from the track. about sfF4 niles the
other side OF Bridgeport. aisd s@vst of the
po9r fellows we're killed. The CAUSE of the
accident is attributable to the fact. that sPnle
Of he spikes in tie raids FYerslaoFf.
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'iIE sillie riicd awe ra sals - s.ssrE,s r.
l. SIX rAlt LOADS " salt II rrrf. 81 go
Dr-1el- - I,e4fsi, Ter b1li-l 49, trsdr to- -,
iiei@ fer-sIs frir1In o. plrcha~r III saarrs. -
1nctsSiassi = ~ .In-y SPr3<- - br - III 81
-sd1r1. lEls ~ L-r ,.-c-ifi - -. = =.
ls1~- lu1 rns -. h,Ioe~r.8 ~ =. $500 -
m - Il - bea qlisity
der-o-zr WN e. DIcKEysoS 4 A..
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xsMisnfi n..

HEaDQ1AETEns.
AeAlrnf IL. Decsnher IS 1851
= ~ Atn1 - ms place vii be r,oref
- -. - e-1ofo. -e11ensee q he 9Th inrf
have heretoio-e reported q NcNIu-r711r- -
t--.rntn q So-1iy co1ris are required q fsrrlsh
cor -te list 81 Tie na-ses al n.I F---f-l- -
ilo,1 their cnunsies ard ne r..--5~rs - -,
Ny resi.f- MARCUS = WIGHT
seso-iF 8rg- cru cs=1T q
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" lhaile- htn-aesl-- = ~ olirlry' : Coupnar
- filiil. ii rii -1hfe.s ne r-.t~r.I-,,.1 :,
.1i- pl.ee Ae.rsl 1.rn 10 ariical-rs oner.uI.r
Ns-ro ~ ~ ~ sri a. Csrk ..Ifr. A. 81 - lc,s
II >e'.i ia,.f A. q - AZ ul.tl..a .-,inr -
Fir-eHi -'ea ~, = IA s-Eiasruf NJ = shr-f.r;s
-rS-itec - T. , GlflczBT
erSs-it- AFsf StrEso "a Mss r.
Sai''' r'e-r G-I:1ss- boFs- Isln-. Drl 4
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RicHNosD. Dec. 3O.-T, Wasbinoton
ghrYniele - much ankoyed Al President
DAVIS proclamation. and character;zex I, a.
'lle most dissrsscefnl liap{r vet issued bv tia,
greatest gaseon. the Ssiuthe1n Contedrracv
and looks upon u simply Is pos ton Of 4 cerl-
certed movement on the part 81 The sneunies
Of the Government NORTH and South =, 49,
e.of the Ino-t eiicieisi and able Generals
reln',ved from tie post where Is DONG PERHAPS
more damage 10 the rebel cause than ans
other connected with the lted-i a g. veinlnert
Tie Chronicle abuses de New York Her
aid add World for their SANDERS Of Butler.
aud considers President Davis prociamaIios,
only as another instanec Of ibe desperation
Of tie rebel cause
The Philadelphia Enqttrsr admits \ loss Of
twelve Thousand three hlindred in the laiile
of fredericksburg. Of whom eleven hundred
we're killed
The Enqnirer's coTres.isndent says ~ m
doubted authority there vas fourteen hundred
and ninety on our eft. AMI nine hrnired CA
The right, to say no'hing pr Tic centre
RItHxeD. Dec. s0.--TI,s New York herald
thinks that Napoleohs policy towards the
South Is likely TO efnbro1 hii3 ia var with
the other great Po~ers
The Herald IS disappointed II, the result Of
tho expedition against G3ldsboro ani saws
that i accomplished njfhins more than 10
arouse the Rebels u the importance u guard
ir= the points thrsafenel
The advices from the Southwest indicate =
series Of battles HAT VII put new face "a
the war
The Herald SAYS tia. Stanton aud Halleck
will 20 on ia tie old order 81 Sighting round
The eiges % rebelliob. .iii IL srill not lie dis
appointed II disieartrllift defeats be tie re.
suit q the winter cainpa5.i In the South :. esi
The divisions Of Grant and Sherman and
he IA saf expeditions cnlier McClerissnd and
Porter. were 70 operate against yirksburg-
RidnrosD. Dec. 3o.-D!. {. r l. Stuart. Of
Tie HIST O.hce Dclarfneif. was assaulted To-
day iy Captain smith. late officer OF tile Wise
Les,iqn- FIRST with cane and second With +.
pistol Saith was dnNfned aud arrested
There ~fas woman ia rlI5 case.
RsdHxoSD. Dc s0-A lvices frosn ID Val
leg r.lport thar iSinchesss- las iieer. occn,,ied
by tai. eHemy
The kicl,isisnd ExafrilsI'r SAYS that he sr-
iilS lizard Yesterday was ffom The direction ~
ltfniFies- After it7ceas-l heavy columns II
smoke we're sees IL - nof unlikely thar
Cen Stuart has fallen foul Of Biirnside's Com.
niiss7ir and QnarteTtnasrsr : train
4 litter received from Nor;is-rf Missouri
states that anotler bufchtry. similar u. kind
sslf % amber II victims u slle R-lnsyra naa-~a-
ere i{s'k place recently n Maean city The
letter Is web aniiielrieateii
Burnside. N his disposition, before ilir Con
grrssioulI Committee. cs3li..s~rs lat his army
would nor let hln renew ile Ig-i ~ Freder-
icks6lirg
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-04

~ Jesse ~ IAnsOn. arrestca IL Augusta.
lev days ago for robbitg man IN Colunsbia
sc ESCAPED frour Tie cars while OF his way
to that city. the other dky. tie has not yet
been re-captured