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E1 Navigation may now be said to be
fairly opened. The little Comet is MAX
ing tri-veekly trips between Two Rivers,
this port, and Milwaukee, AID is full
frsigh!ed every time Las, Tuesday NOR
ming she left here for Milwaukee with a
larger number Of passengers than we have
over seen her accom- modate on any ordi-
nary occasion, besides taking her usual
quantity of freight.
Masters Of schooner. belonging to our
por. lef. here some time since for Tie puf-
pose Of getting their vessel. in readiness
for the seasons business. and cargoes are
awaiting their arrival for shipment. The
tug now on the stocks will be ready to
launch ere long and with It's assistance
there will be little difficulty experienced
in our craft getting in and out Of TIE river
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+ .scEtHs Sale.

State a. y lscJusn. EaUito voc Coln,y-
Circuit Court ssrph II. Cordc' 5gaia-t aa.>
at Rs.nsch, Eal Il. Shower. " HIM Bach, 4.
+. Siefyhi. rna'l,s 4 Reuter-. Ebelc2yr g.
Brrgsr, n i R,ch.'d H. lIuribut.
DY IiRitE OF Judgmen. Of Forecosur.
ID AID sac rendered by ito Circuit Cou,t ~
ard f,r the county Of Nslito9oe. State If Wis
coueiu Il Il {; neral Term OF the said Court
held At the village and county OF Hinirowoc, in
the sboye-er'i,it / action on he Gcst day of No.
vembcr A D -G2 vii sell i, public yendue
20 the hi.het hd!,r. at the Court House in
the village al "A'.i.H"nc on tic eleventh. day Of
April A. D. 1885 ct ten o'clock ia The fJrenocr
Of that Gav, the following aesc'iDed property or
20 much Thereof a. =" III TGisc tao amoln. OF .aid
judgment and costs to-wit: All Il ose certain
lots Of i.nd si'ua'c ia the ccuaty Of Manto~cc
and state Of y is.oasis, AID known and d-scri-
bed rs follows: Lot nc. Elk --6 in Block
M. two hundred eighteen --2ls-; lot number
Twelve - 12-- in block no two hundred fer,v
go; lots no. bsae ard twelve . AID I2-
n Diola no. three ha0 dfed twenty four . IL
al situate in the viil,ge Of Mauitowoc in sad
county, together With tho aprrrfnnances thor
t, belonging. D,t1d Sheriff Of g Narit
voc, Wis. January ~ 1863
IRA r. SMITH Sheriff.
Bs FIR PoecuFsTT DEPUTY Shr #.
VIZ. N. Nichols, r. ifs stt+y.
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Nonitoseoc Couptg-Isacn Of Nanitoroc.
To Charles French
YOU are hereby notifad that warrant O.
i Attachment lbs been issacd against von
AID your property at'ec' a t. ssti-fy the de-
na:d of August 3ebcncke, amounting 10 Ter
Dollars Now, ru!css yea shall appear before
William Bach, Justice Of Inc Peace in and for
said county. at his Office in said town. on tn.
nth day Of February, A. D. 1868. a, 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. Judgment will be rsnIcrsI
against rou, and yosr property sod 10 pay the
debt. Dated this goth ~ of January, A D
l5Gs. A. SCHENCKE, Piaiatif.
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The Democratic Club.

The Milwaukee Neus says that "a Dem
ocratic ulass meeting is 10 come off at Man
i:owoc on Friday or Saturday evening
next. Judge MALLORY, 0: this city, has
consented to be present snl address tho
meeting
The new Hall VI be il readiness by
Ssturday-,he appointed iinie-and II
largo crowd can be comfortably sccn71no-
dated. II the Judge shoul3 ;ail to be pres
ont, we learn ,h4. Ill. service. Of other
good speakers hare been secured By the
Committee, SO there will be no occasion
for fear Of disappointment Lo: u. see a
COED attendance a: the Hal, nearly orpo-
site GuTLEs' mill.
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SIaeriU'S Sale.
C!.sa,t Ceugt-NssiiaNcs Ce2lty,

William Il. Glover,
We.
Thomas Kennedy
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
ID Court, to me directed and delivered, agains
the personal ard real property OF the aha7c-
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, ! have
this day seized and levied upon Ell the RI ht
title and interest which the said detendunt had
in and to Lots twelve Il, and five s, in the
town Q lot Of Lenavilie, in tie town Of hanito
voc Rapid. county Of Aanito.oc, state CT Wis
consin, with the apy;,rtcnances thereto hc.oH g.
ing. OF the 9Th day of My, A. D 1862, or he
may have since aCqn ed thereto, which said
right title and iner,8s Of said defendant, shall
expose for sale and sell at the Court House, il
the village O. Mnui!owoc, on the 9th day OF Sep
teuber, i. D. 1862 az the hour OF ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of tina; day, to satisfy said execu
ton together with the expenses Of sale. Dated
Sherii's Office, Manitewoc, July IS. 1852.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff CT Nanitowoc County, Wis.
Gro n. WOODEN, Prtf's Atty.
The above sale IS adjourned to ths Goth dag
of September, 1862, at he same Eour end place.
Daed Sept. 6, 1867
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by L T. BLAKE, Ulder sheriff.
GEO. n WooDIS, Pi'if's Atty.
I've abCNc safe Ia luTiUcI hD)1uFnau tiiLil Oc-
tub r 4tL, 1862, ~ the same hour ard place.
WYMAS NURPHY, Sheriff
By r T. BLAKE Under Sheriff.
Dated September lIth, 1862.
Tie above sale is further adjourned until Oc-
tober 18Th, 1852, at The sam" hour and place
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
Dy r. T. BLAKE Under Sheriff
The above sale is further adj burned until
vember 10Th 1862, at the same hoar and pls Q
WYHAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By +. L, BLAKE. Under Sheriff
Tie above sale is farther adjourned until Sat
urday. December 20 II, 1862, at the same hour
and place. VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By Il, I. BLAKE, Under 81 er.f
The above sale is further adjourned unit: Sat-
urday, January II, 1863, at tive same ho;r AID
place. WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by =. I. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adjourned until Sat-
urlay. January 81, 1868, at he same hoar
and place WTAAN MURPHY S eff.
by K. I. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
The above s-'o Is far1hcr adjourned until Sat
urlay, March ia, 1868 a. the same hour a,.a
place NYaAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by Il. 7. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
Tie above sale is further adjourned until Sat
urday, March %, 1868, at tie same hour and
place. VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by II. Il. BIAKE, Under Sheriff
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.-TGER & co.'s
rTTrp ..,"r.u,,.v SEWING MACHINE

LETTER "a" FANlL." SEWING MACHINE.
HIh aN tie Recent In. Forsn'ents,
= .ha BFsr and CHEAPEST and MOST 9FAU-
rlF,L of ali Sewing Machines. This Ma.
chiue viii Sc" anything, from the running
at tuck in Iaf.rean 70 lie making of az
pvercoat--a anything from Pilot OF Beaver
Goth down TO the softest Gauze or Gossa
mcr Tissue, and is ever rerdy to do It's
work to perfection. l. can fell, hem, bind
gather. tuck, guilt. and has capacity for Il
great variety Of ornamental work. This
is no. the oHl. Machine that can fell, hem,
bind, and so forth bu. it will do so better
than any other Machine. The Letter "A
Family Sewing Machine may he had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases The Fold>
ing Case. which is now becoming so pop.
uIsr, iS, as its name implies, one that can
be folded into 4 box or case, which, when
opened. makes beautiful, substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest Upon.
The cases are OF every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest. or as elaborate!v finished as art can
make them.
Send for copy Of "SISoEB l. Co.'S Ga
zFTTE."
! NJ. SINGER & Co..
45S Broadway, n. Y.
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THUE UNrEESlG%ED mss. orencd rev
l. Sage Route from Mgnit0vo, to H"naahs-
leaving asnI'owoc Mondays, WedaeldAys ana
frd.ys a. I o'cscl. 4 :. :, reaching Ser Ia AZ
e O'clock same DAY. Ee:Hrring. val irava Me
-esha IN the r.crniIg ct O'Clock OF Tue,da,s
Thurclsys aud S,'ltdays ard arrive CT rari.o>
voc 1T s O'clock IL the evening, and e,n pro-
cced to Tso Rivers the sane Day by livery con
veysnce.
This is the shortest easiest, best snd chespesi
route :ro'1 ssnitoToc to The Railroads.. car
~ tie U. s. Mats and an bound 10 max. con
reoiiors with the several Railroad Trans fcl
Milwaukee, Chicago. Hsd.o1. La Crosse Greer
Bay ard oil other Northern, Eastern, Western
ard Southern cities
Passengers By is route will save Twenty
-Four tours' time, Fifty miles Of Staging snc
Threa Dollars in moray over any her route
Offices At the Nat'ona l Hotel! Hani,orOo AIT
At n H''rTo"gis' House Aenasha
liiC3 WIN DIAIE, Proprjct5r
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ID 1U G. q re @ R II
PATENT II. 'DTCINE DEPOT
ARcEPEI WHITMAN,

Franklin 81 merit door to tic Post OfSc.
MANITOWOC, -. WIS.
rF'HIs establish ment Will always contain eli the
/ varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, Az
coho, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
FOR Medicinal purposes Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfumery, Blank Books and Station
cry, Camphene, Fluid and rurafne and all the
other articles belonging to lis line.
~ Pr scRIPrIoss carefully put up both day
and night time. nj tt
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Te the People of the Town of Mani
fnTynp

The undersigned respectfully informs
the voters Of tie town of ManitoHoc tina.
be is candidate for re election 10 The Of.
fee Of Town Treasurer, aud promises, II
elected, 10 perform lis duties as fai.hfui!y
hereafter as he has in the past.
y. NELSON.
NsHi;oEOc, March t. 1863.
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News by Mail.

Rutherford Creek, near Columbia,
Tenn March 11.-SPecai to Herald says
Van Dorn's whole rebel force rs,reated
towards Shebyvile. The couu;ry between
Nashville and Columbia is cleared Of raa-
RAIDERS, and the means of crossing Duck
River is destroyed.
Nv York, March IS
It is reported thai tven,y,tLree rebel
regiments, under Anderson, passed tLro'
Richmond las, Friday for Chaflsston-a
aggregate Of 10000 men.
The steamship Pe'erhof arr.red a. Key
West, having been captured By the Van
derbili.
Tho War and Navy pepart'rsnis fee!
Satisfied that a very short time only viii
elapse before the rebel communication
across the Mississippi river viii be entire
" cut of By Yankee Ingenuity and en-
.erpri.e, without much boodshed
senate will, without much doubt, al
journ to morrow 1t will be difficult TO
keep quorum any longer.
Gep. Rousseau left for the west ,his
evening TO assume command of his old
fighting corp. 10 the army Of Gen. Rose
crans.
Cincinnati, March IS
4 letter from Florence, Alabama, to
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NOT ICE,

WE are now ,prspsrc,: TO issue Passage Tick
w et- fr'n European Ports named below to
daritowoc. Wisconsin, by the old Bilck Star
Line, At olowing-na,ned ia.es-payable in Pa
per money:
London to New ! ork sity--Adults, s25
Cai!dren under 10 years O. age, 10
Liverpool to New York city-Adu;s, 90
Ch6ren under u, lG
New York to Naaitovoc by Railroads.&c.,
ord cess. liz
Children, haf Price
T. @. SHOVE BIO.
Nani:owoc, Wis, Feb. 10, 1864
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Town Tickets I

We viii print Tickets for the coming
Town Election. at lhesrs.e of fyiy Cents
per hundred. Tire hundred printed for
$1.25. Call at the Pilot office.
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- F'i OF OIiSbisss, J'aao" ~ ~oo'e'i cie
from the southern army, aad have be-
como formidable. 81
Philadelphia, March l2
Tie Bulletin. specia. from Cincinnati
gives runlor that the rebels have taken
possession of Fort Henry and Donelson.
II is not credited.
Troop. have been ordered there in case Of
emergency.
4 gentleman frora Savannah tho 20Ch
MT, arrived al Cincinnati yesterday. lie
is a member OF the South Carolina Legis>
..nFe. Lie reports immense armies
massei ia Tennessee.
Ore Is to hoI,i hpsacraDs in check while
another TANKS hiln srh enters Kentucky,
Hhich vii. move direct on Louisville and
Cincinnati They are cnly waiting for
tie r.,er to fa'I and the road. 70 Dry up
In Ire South it ia tie general tai, that
the hset Of iron cials building in foreign
por;s will he rea Is ,hi. month, which the
Coufa..e-a propose 10 use in ce7sng
the Mississippi.
Nv York, March II.
The Times dispatch from Washington
SAYS: We bear from Fala.otn to-nigh,
that IN oficisl t@n"rt has been made to
hea9c ,:ar..~s Of tie discovery of negro
csy>icv picle:s on the south bank Of she
Rappshannock. below Frederick, at Z. S
Ford, light before last .... t-.-..
A large and new enosnpment Of the
elcmy had been discovered. as il they ~ers
medilating another advance TO tais side
Our forces are vigilant.
4 refugee who arrived within our lines
To-Day from Charleston. says that the
rebels have four hundred guns in position
around the city The ives, is poorly for
;ifed. There ar. number of iron clad
shore batteries in the haEoor mounted
with the heaviest guns.
He denies the report that forts there
have been cased with Railroad iron. They
have another iron clad ready TO launch,
hu. the rebels acl: Tic necessary mac',n-
cry Several thousand negroes are kept
busy daily in strengthening the defenses
around tie city. He thinks the city i'm
pregnabie to orr water approach.
The EereM has the follow ing:
Ur,rc,- ,,rrps S1xru Ann, Copp.
Ne,r White OAK Cb,,c,, yi,o;,;.
March 12.h 1864
There are rn,nis;,k,bIe nrsn,-o,i3ns
now b.ito made far a sreo4y riayemout
of the army
Oar transportation is now being cut
down TO facilitate movements in the COM
ing march, and officers are warned before
hand, tina: al superfnous baggage must
"a sent home, while sII.that hol! com sions
in tbs line, have been notified that their
wedge tents cannot lie transported for
them IN the future and that IN the com
ing campaign nothing moro VIII lie allow
90 'he'h 'ian she''ef 's''s soch as men
nave, ana which Ihey cah carry on TIER
bScks
Inc IasI ''ct a'ohs inehtiohei' IS snni
cent lorewafnihg OF me 'r'a'S' 'ron2ieS.
a*Go'Ni'f'a ana se'el!'les III me uext cam
paign.
Cincinnati, March II
Tho Coza.t. L,. Man,l.;. la.,atcb
s,atirr that re,or, il c;rculated that
Admiral Porter hid received Information
hat the Yazoo expedition had captured
I azoo City aud DESTROYED the rebel fleet.
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Land fOr Sale !.

Tie Northwest quartereof Section IL, in
the town OF Cato, is fer sale Fer par:icu-
lars, enquire Of
JERE CROWLEY.
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G. ALLEN LAMB, n. D.,
Physician, Surgeon, and
4 eco L OH Err j.!

OTcc. opposite Nationa! Hotel, York 81.
prompt attention.
rY Good references given.
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AGENTS WANTED

We wsnt an Agent in every town in Mantle
woe county to Contract for the sale Of Trees be-
tween this and the time OF their delivery ia
Manitowoc in the Spring, We will guaran 'ee
our Trees 10 be sound, and will pay Agents a
price that viii suit them Those uho ash to
engage Trees, or act as Agents, can apply to
JERE CROWLEY at Asnitowoc, or to the une
dersigncd at Oshkosh, Wis.
O'BRIEE GSUHL.
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DiSeaSeSvIth Eye & UIest.
THE Undersigned, kuo@ing from eSi RE ce
L that t. possrsH any kao Wedge OF tt, IN ~
EI3 OF disease al that
Delicate Organ. HE Eye,

Ii 119 10 De
MADE TIE SPECIAL STUDY
Oi the nsiicai .!!&.., and 70 make this study e.
Ipc:uai AMI Of any pr ctic. use 20 the alhicte6,
it T,uat lie in IA Eve IllraarT, where ever,
torn and eo:d;toa CT The disease %: that a. s8C
can be roi.i:eI cut the aludeut by those cCnl.
petect 20 do 40. How very lev Of OF medical
Den engaged ii tue genera practice q medtcIue
throYrh this Sfste. although o'heTuise eunan>
| in ;hcs e-otessi0n, understand 0repoIly the
:'ea.uent c, the simplest forms cf disease q the
era sad how mRGr have been sde hops'es.i'
llini, through ueclec, az Improper trea mem
Ihe Undersigned, feeling. the necessity I; st at
acr.e one point, ard By or mare Thysci#3%
in Cur State 'h't this caas Of diseases should
receive special attention, ard b. the subject CT
special practice, Will for the future, devote from
other practice, from to , o'clock, il the fore
uoo1 Of every day 10 the tre4:nen, Of O;ihsl-
| faic disca---.
l. every ras, fair aad candid opinion CT shs
prospect Of "!"ct.na cure vii, hc given. Il
mus: be rem.m5, Ell that there are cases l1eroaa
the power o. the BEST medical skill lin the wol.a.
diseases Of the Chest and Stomach,
AID oil ether chronic affections, will also be pre-
scrhea fer AID treated at 6 same tiEle PJnr
persons whose means are limited, viii be chat
zed Tor medicines only.
The rnG"recrel believes that The knowledge
be prsScs-es in thces classes Of diseases, tie
Faae bentfi.t to his ie!io-v ctiz, rs. ana there
fore sLo2ts lbs method for the public 2no3
And not tIoYl any prcunisrr LeecfsIty Of making
it known, that he drvotes certain hours from
his other practice, to the treaimeat OF TIM DIS
eases already enumerated.
A. many case, vii revuiTa pr-trstrd a's,
IN the cif7, "oard can always BE h.d 81 one q
another OF the many boarding h,us s or tayerrs
or 81 the no-p.sl undcr the care III the S'seis
or Charity. This Hospital is located CT thc
banks Of the Lake in Gre Ct the most teas.lfu!
-i'pa'ions il tho CITY accessible nj al hours o.
he az t~ horsa railway.
Letters Of enquiry rGt always he promptly an
svc.cd Office, M Is Croesweii'S Baii.llg
z ;%c"G,in Street, b,iYtol T. So Safer and
&aa Stress. Eybdcr"e, corner 81 Van Eutcr
ara Oucida ST. Gets. Nil-Lukec
JAMES JOHNSON II
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GEO. REED,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Hes resumed the pras,ice Of his profession in
Esnitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
r. Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks bis Office ill he found at
his dwelling house
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Recommend. % his friends ara cnstoncr'
ka new stock Of Routhoh sson"neaheis, RE,
Old Eve It~o ,csio, aad E,His,ei Nhi-sey
Branches; Bum Gin k-s-a: Cherry " ne
and REaady; German, Spanish nnt alan hit
sers; Ram snd Ars IL pun"h ali kicds ofs.eet
Liqlo's; Rhein, French, MADEIRA aid Tor,
WiEes Cider and Vinegar.
will rsit upon my cussauers promptly and
sell cheaper than snv one else in .his town.
Corner Eighth aud Quay s.reet., sou.:,
side, Aanitowoe.
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Fruit Trees Fruit Trees

Fruit Trees Fruit Trees
yN7 E, the undersigned, offer for sale Ter tic
w splihg CT 1868, the following Var.ctie. Of
Fruits, described ioiln~s:
2j Varieties Of apples.
Embracing SuT,nsr, Autumn and Winter, md
all tested hardy kinds age from to 6 veirs :;
height 6 to feet. Price when delivered at
O+Ekosh, per Ice $40 90; Dwarf Apples 40
ceu s each.
Pear TE aes. Dwarf. egs,S sized
AID years o'', with iuit buds so CT, elcb
t. years old 40 DO
Standard Pears 6 10 It high 80 do
do to & II nigh 40 DO
Ihose rear trees are very fno. The extra
sized are years from bud Or graft, and arc
model trees in all respects The Sa.fs are rlt
to be cxcoIied.
80 Varieties Of E'E,egsas.
Standard TO feet high s 3 yrs old 80 c.s.
do 70 5 do 90 IS
These trees are Straight. srocky and furnished
with T, gular htndscme head,
CHERKYS
4 sooi hardy assortlEen; S to 6 feet high
Is to Sc cont. each.
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At .;le5 II GTfas!ta n EV0I LoN1lF.0n.
A fre assortment Of ROSES, Standard srd
Running. DAHLIAS, GLAD.OIUS and CAR
NATION PINKS, and SHkU 6BEaY, Of all the
hardy Varieties
Trees viii BE- delivered at the moat'cosyenien;
POINTS by Railroad or Steamboat. bv Gre OF the
firm. JAMES O'BRIEN,
WILLIAY subj.
tosLkosh, December 1892
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TIE Mobile Register. ssrssSsyus county
Is fn!Iof Ulionsss, j,iaeti. BY sdese,tes
from the southern army, aad have be-
como Formidable. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-25

The Calcutta Englsh1nan, newspaper
which has been received, states that a Ccn~
federate steamer was recently seen crossing the
Bay Of Bengal. H>r Captain declared to the
Captain Of the British .Lip ;SeIim that lie
would catch and burn every vessel leaving CAL
cutta under the e. S. flag.
The British steamer Alice, vit1 500 bales OF
cotton, arrived at Havana on tie 18th; not
having seen guuboat from the time OF start
ing from Mobile till entering the harbor OF
Havana. No news from Mobile had Trans
pired.
The military court, Of which Capt. Parker ~
Judge Advocate, now i'll session daily at the
Old Capitol prison, Washington, having con,
Guided their preliminary labors, YESTERDAY: eou'-
menced TO take up the cases Of prisoners held
for attempting to run tie blockade a second
time
On Saturday evening, the &. $. gunboat
Anacostia, lying near piney Point. Md: heard
heavy firing from the direction Of Port Royal
and is was surmised that Capt. hlcGa", "h''
went up the Rappahannock last week WILL
the Freeborn, Currituck and Dragon, were
engaging some Of the Confederate batteries on
the river
The advance ola portion Of the command o.
General Rosecrans from Murfreesboro as ~,
egraphed to the Richmond papers, seems ~
Indicate the probability Of another engag1 Io
menr between the Federal ana Confeoefa''
forces in that region at an early day
The most prominent points OF interest -
this time are Charleston and Nlckspurg'
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Many of the side walks Oh King street espe-
c;alI< arc covered with frozen snow and ice:
which makes viking dangerous. Two persons
thi% morning were quite severely injured BY
filling "a the pavement. Store keepers and
others would find il to their advantage, as we'll
~ show ahunano pt2;1icf1,lf they would scat
Ter a<;: before their doors OF have the ICE re
moved.
II the celebration Of the 22d Of February,
81 the y!un~;on House Hospital. III this place:
Ur. Summers. Surgeon I. 8. X, announced
th:t he would soon leave this place. Dr. 5.
was highly conpjimentcl ny those present tor
the manner in which he hes discharged bis dv-
tic@.
Gen. Daniel JJIIrDan, Of n Y. Is to COM
n,and negro brigade in Louisiana, and son
of Vice President HamIin is to be one OF the
colonies.
Along With the Use III gold, everything else,
aImcss rises. Cotton goods, dry goods gene
rally, teas, &c. e. S. Government securities
have. also. advanced
The coal trade IN Penn sylvan;a is increasing,
and large additional facilities are ABOUT to be
furnished - The railroads and canals III the
State,
A quantity OF liquor belonging to Mrs. Ann
Eno)ehrecht was seized at her restaurant on
ROYAL street, yesterday afternoon, BY the mill
tary, and conIisoated.
A craftsman named Davis belonging to
this place. had both legs SO severely mashed
Yesterday. between tug and vessel, that It
i thought amputation viii be necessary.
\ banquet to The inmates 81 The Vote street
hospital, in this lace, was given last night.
Sncccjes were made, and band entertained
the company with music,
4 Now York pick pocket was arrested IN
this place. yesterday, by the Provost Guart.-
lie had but q short time before picked the
pocket Of an officer.
: bill has been introduced into the {. 5.
Gongress. authorizing the election OF dele
vate 10 Congress FROM the District OF Column
bia
The \ !. World says:-'lt is manifest
,hqt on every side the most terrible and decls-
i've battle Of the whole war are about to take
place
\ MELEE occurred on Fairfax street, ,yester-
aav evening, in which one OF the coInJatai'ts
had his nose bitten oil
Our obituary columns have recently contain
az notices of the deaths III several Of oar o:l
and most respectable citizens,
We regret to near that cases Of smallpox