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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Rebel Testimony to the Effect OF the Emancips
ton Proclamation.

6eDel testimony 70 Lno l6ueeG OF Inc kma0c1par
ton Proclamation.
In plain letter to Governor Seymour, Pc.
ter Cooper, of New York, relates the follow
ing as having been told him by Provost Mar
shall Dean, of st. Louis, in support of an as
sertion that " the proclamation of freedom has
done more TO weaken the rebellion and pre-
vent foreign recognition than any other meas
ure that could have been adopted"
"On his last visit to my hOme he informed
me that he had brought on large number of
rebel officers and men to be exchanged at
Fortress Monroe. During their passage he
took the opportunity to ask the officers in a
body what effect the Presidents proclamation
of freedom had produced in the South. I he ,
reply was TO use their own vulgar mode ol
expressio;) that it played h-ll with them" :"
Dr. Dean then asked them how that could be
possible. since the negroes cannot read To
which one OF them replied that one of his
negroes told him of it five day before be heard
of il in any other. Others said their negroes
gave them their first information of the proc.
Iamalion. One of these officers then said,
with defiant uir, that !! they would only leave
them their corn, their bacon, and their home
spun, which their negroes produced, they
would fight us twenty years." a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

QUERY.-By what logical process does a
Conservative arrive. at the conclusion that it
is altogether proper and honorable for a white
man to commando hundred negroes on his
cotton, sugar, and tobacco plantation, but al
together improper and dishonOrable for white
man to command hundred or more negroes
in the service Of the Government? Is it true
that it is right to force negroes to work for the
profit Of a citizen, but wrong to hire them to
serve the Government rOluntarly2 Has the
citizen greater rights than bis own Govern
ment = Nashville Union. -... 70. as..--
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

Nothing promotes the prosperity
of the town more than spending yOHr
money at t4konte, therefore to purcha-
sers wanting goods in that line /
would say SUSTAIN HOME ENTER
PRISE, especially when You can do
better at home than you can abroad.
l([SH anil saa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

If there is ever any mean thing Hlaying
around loose' for anybody to take hold of
Sunset Cox is snre TO be the man to SimprOve
the occasion We understand that he NOW
denies that, he voted for Vallandigham. Per,
haps his denial may be the truth and, by
giving him the "beneft of the doubt" he may
be exonerated from the mean business Of vot-
ing for Yallandgham. But, bad as that was,
there is still q meaner act than that. .s75s.
And if that great old Sunset" was not
guilty of the mean act of voting for Vallan-
digham, be was then guilty OF the meaner act
Of enticing the people, to vote for the man
whom he himself refuses to vote forl s.rg.H
Now, "Mr. Sunset Cox" may take his
choice of these mean things. And as III is
usual for him to take the meanest as most cons
genial, we presume of course that he will en-
brace the latter I; and will soon swear that he
did not vote for the man for whom he cleo.
tioDeered from every stump until be became
so hearse that it was exceedingly difficult for
him to speak the truth state Journal tsa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

Ga God and Slpsr taken at its full value
Wiih the current rate of premium added.
- G. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

Fine Wallets. Currency Holders and Fancy
Port Monies, for Ladies and Gents, in great
variety.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

The TOY DEPARTMENT has been well
TepIenished with newest styles of goods in this
linz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
sawsE Saws!

y Muley Mil saws, Sash Mill saws, Cross Cut WOb
Saws for puWer CIRCULAR Saws FOR power, Gross Qt awk
EAnd Pane and Ripping saws, Cross Cut Framing saw,
Back saws, Wood saws, FellOe, Webb and Key hole
Saws. For sale at the Upper Hardware store by
Dec 2,ssoJosf C. q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
RevoIvers.

7Fusr received from the Manufacturers good stOc
u OF PISTOLS, among which may be foun =
EIIIott's six barrel Revolver-(C (Cartridge-)
Bacon'B Itt-f4a - t- . .-1f
Ryder's Double Action do.
Reeds I've barrel do.
Single barrel PArlor Pistols.
All bought for cash, and will be sold low for same
Dec g. 1851 C. C. cHAMBERLAI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

YUm Rseaived Large Stock Of Best CITY Brand
- window Class. G. q: CHAMBERLAIN
I June IA. '6l-rrr rsra - -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

The nighIcup would be the cap Of liberty
if il we're not for curtain lectures.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Farms for sale

~ gTyHE subscriber, being dcs1rlhs ofVeauovinl
HI u West, will sell THREE DESIRA Bile FAR1iS
lsItaaaed in Berlin township. For further par
s1tsTs call az my res idenee in sald township.
May g. S,-Is6S.--sf ~ 80 ri sgasf g. r. KIAPP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

sFiDe assortment Of POCKET CUTLERY.
Kaives and Rszors Of Woslenholm'. and 9th
eFstandard makers; also, Cheap Knives for
Rqts. aBd Groove Jack Knives for Farmers-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

Sold, Silver SPOONS. FORKS, &C.. also
Plated do.-a full stock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
Jewelry,
Silver Ware,

EAMERTCAN WATCHES. al styles
s6ine IN heavy cases, 2, 8 and 4 ounces, just
the thing Tor Railroad men.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

eGOLD PENS Of all sizes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06
33Inilding Materials.

-KkFE. .havs niado arraugements such as willer
wv able ~ 20 furnish IS qE1 ii5al5 COWS -.i. -
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Pf quaitly superior 70 anything We have ever had
sdAGANUFACTURERS PRICEsi I
sash Is1 With 3iass "A 1EinteI, s11stantly on ha
lessehHa n ~ asHzlly cost. $3.50 $50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

Beautiful a.sortment Of PINS, FINGER
RINGS. SLEEVE BUTTONS. etc. Of The
latest ssylea, 10 Plate and Solid Gold.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

ToApsp.b
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-06

=.@4asaa aEtiole OaAhe q Return of tbs RshaI
States" BrOWnsOps Rsview, for October
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
syIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT % REw-YoRK........Dno
Cleared.


stesmshIs Morning n'ar Court'nsy, Havana and New
O.sns, J. A. EayIor. City oi Nsslns.on tDLl Brook,
Liverpool, }. q. bale
seimor--Bsn.ole. Lewis Alexandria, j. Hand; Locus,
Point. Whitehead. Portland, h. H. Cromwell 4 Co. ".
Woodward Noon, South Amboy, ". Dsbcll
smp--hdsl tBf~u.l Wenk. Bremen, Unkert Co.
BAls-D. Cannon tbrl Mckrn1is, Aspinwnll Boyd 4
lineken; Carinda utn Ayogno tadix iolmboc Bdsh..
BrigsJ. Titus tkrl snow, ManEanlla, J. Y. Whitney =
Co.. Saxon (bLl ol,en ST. Johns ~ T.. Grow Curry
OAcorno BTl, Saint LbreiaI, Oro Funclor, Bachelor
nrl Wayoo,,, Trinidad john Boyn,on's Sonsi Alice tr
Loud Lsssyna Brett bon Co., Brothers lbr Crawford
Antwerp John Jackson Wilhelm Jscobus Uio), De Nres,
Rot crdifn. Faneh, heincs. h Wendt
sohooner.-h. Ryan, SNOW. New. Bedford Ferguson 4
Wood John H. Richards Sanders sorw Ia II. s. Eakctt
Son, Haio o. Lsnoy Calais, T. NJ Mayhow VIM. Smith tlir).
Os,Iton, Dsuiaras. Jos ineas D. r. TAorIson Boston,
Baker Dayton H. A. Johnsol Cuiyrr Washington, H. y.
Small Coz n Chs-. Doane. do DO. Snowflake. Green,
o., Van Brunt slaghti fesr Lsns Philadelphia. j. W
McKee, A. Jameson, savage, Boson Y. " Hasiland u.
johnson smlth Philadelphia NJ. n Runyon Co Hishsnd
Chief Mclio,c Fortress Monroe Irowel Psnei Marietta
smith. Dayton. Wahngton, an Brun slasht NJ Badger,
Packer do. bentley smith Co. e. III. Cook Sparhs, do
us.ve., BIel, Sog Col W. rupaa Cow, Boston, u u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
re:v0l.

Queen ,n nh aae. ,ni pass "ec. -, at 1850 o. M
t ~ 20 'oh a. sec s'ea uship Aedar hence Tor LIVER
noi. nth 1t .iT m fD4 f,s T. Of Smdy iiook p9ssed
Yoik Had W. saes 20 tho Banks, from thence hou
N 8ud N T. Passed. r-lt many ships iDSad pound aDoi
i,0 miles h. Of 5andy HOOK. ,
steains'p NoF.h star Jones A,pnwa' 10Th inst walls
pass specic 90 D. T. Alien. Was fetoined two diJ' AZ
Asninv,a hy tine non-arliv Of the Ori,'ha
steamer lho.n q. ;. tfansfort, Morgan, Waalngton' u
c. ballast TO Y. T. CuaIfenmlsier.
ship hollni 'rrenD, Niegnin, HavTe 81 day md'e 10
Boyd Hincten.
Sir Albert lFrl Lcncquo ST. Nsz1ire IS days. wine to
o~irr.
ship r. II. Tsylor Lord London. IS diys from Isle Of
gh mise and - pas-. 20 E l. Morgan. Has had west
crly winds .he principal p'rt Of the ras-arc.
Bark jucl toi 5earspor Harman sagua Dec ~ susa
% Walsh. Carver Cha7e.
r,rS ST. Anna tpr,nch Rcbours Isvro 20 days. ndse to
Bark Mlsda'cna, Day Aspinwal 20 days, mdr. to j. T.
Joy.
Brig maggie Hammond tBr,, Anderson. Newport Eng, 81
days. railroad iron to order.
ETiy Sarahs tbrl, PUbckoer, Circ Can dhTs ts 10
Bri; Iris iof j. islsnl, Foley Chsrloetown P. i. L.
10 dnys oats 20 .. IT, jrrmhfl -
Brig Oen So 'ban tof Beas Mcl, staples Natlnzas 10
dnys snvsr,o " nsh. Carvrr Cha.r
schr Horace r.. Be. fof q. Andrews. ~ b. Hasyetty
si.ai 20 days hemp 70 Riera TLebsud
schr Mary 90, naii1i, stsman hnifar days. oats 10
Jas. Hunter Go.
S,hr X. +. Stockton yanceaf New Haven
schr Annie Laurie lBI.l siJc.n, Ch-riot'c'own r T.. IT,
sAr Clar,bcl Co;el Boston Days lais 70 rniaer.
chr venu. tRr, George halifax days. hh to hoTebhn
Cnrrnrn
Sckr volunteer Br carl corna a' 10 days, potatoes to
d. X. D-N Oh
wlSD-Sauso,, ~ L.. with rein.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

The attention of holders of Missouri State Us
/, called TO an advertisement in another column.
Tie quantity Of coal, says The P0'fSr"'e "'-
ne,ss .Jo,rHoi Of Saturday sent by railroad iA''
wcet was 4. aog inns asuinst Hys for The CORE
spending wook last year. Tho ahipment from al Inc
rent rec rr- T. r,i IS confined principally 20 'h'
trade OF The l,r the cite ty roach ard for The Gov
eminent. Ihc demand for coal continues g''d i'r
lrrt stco,rrot broken md c.r. in consequence OF
bcr - operators having stopped TO nn'e repairs Tor
next wears business IT, trado snrs up tha week 's
{ rows conIared VIII ll,t Tenr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

a-o on board the steamer George Cromwell bound for
New Orleans. Tie Marshal holds auolher noted Seccs'
sionst whose name be declines to give at present He
also will probably ho sent 10 Fort Lafyoitc. when the
cause of las arras; and Imprisonment wiz be made
Known. About 10 passports grnnod daily 70 ap'
picnnts WHO asl far tlcm Rebel pirates. blockade
-unncsg aud Secession spcoul. inceuscd bojond
expression because of the vigilance q tho United states
-uiho.ii.cs Lieut. Hs.ne, TIC chic pirate who led tie
.ne tlai stole thr Clc.ap.1'. and murdered one Of
er oniccrs. Vas given his cowoisis this city 'tho
art.ndcs, cut Of al" ly publishing tho fict tlat tho
ln TO take tho Chesapeake coaoocod IN tis city
.nd that tue powder aud arms we're purchased here.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
CITY ITEMS.

Tug WILSON IsDUsTRlAL SCHOOL--Iho an
rual holiday festival of tis Institution viii iaSe place
at No ~ Avenue a. to-day tt II O'Clock Tie ci'r'
cscs viii comprise fln ging blythe cidrcn several al
drosses d.ncr and distribution of presents from tie
Christmas rec This TIE Oldest Industrial school In
he city and the good worA is has done among tho
children Of lL, poor gives IT claim upon tie bcnevo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
AlrcFiltrfarni s
NEW YH,R. New RESOLVES, NEW PURsUITs

esn make ss.h other suehs MEsrit MIRsoR q shcia
.sl,.A In other words scorieci ,y' II er oAar
.eer hya oomPe'sni pTenoos't In viii 'i,s. Aad viz
tre, uiis i creencs 'hln b. isy stated with advice
bow 10 'uppTess tho ormer. md nrFo.'e the !sef
woai1b BE Of lasting benet b every aesss fogLEAk
WsLi.. No. ID Broa4lsay make oIailina,.on, daily
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

FATALLY ScALDKo.-coroncr Ranncy on
Monday fcA m Inquest on the body e.; Michael Doan.
native ol Ireland a.7l ~ yclIs. WhD r,siLcd al 'u
80 west o-iy irst street -c Cos sd wHs en-
lpJe - ~ tie disisfy 90 Ar. neurge Moorc in Icai
hctwocL l.fy cigltl and tlrty riltt siI"ct9
- ilguMRa pu he .th inst The deceased. fnlll Z
thc water ow n tlc l.ier iaT,od tle r4mps a.ow!cf
sudden iafur 81 cold water. The cu.se, ,ucIcu was
Tremendous tloson. sla.trrlng tho bldlR AID sn
sascrcly tcaldln. D5aa that b, died on Sunday. lie
oaros a Nfc. verdict IN aooo.lafcc sitA s-e above
IA, a s.lcT,d ~ tae jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Nrw work. DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90 1863

Hstch; Ellen Louisa, Snow, New'iayeni Edw~d tBIn
Fortress Monroe, b. G Wheeler Co.; n. Gardner leck
With. Ne's-Loldon, H. s. Racket! SON Apanda fh.i'ps
Wasting ou Van Brunt -. ,ht; Planet BIZ N,ou Lon
dondcrty " S, n. q G. l. DoWo.; JOIN Collins haiou
staten :. md Van Brunt shalt; BLOW, Emory Key
West, v. r. brown q Co. Me. D.i, Boston, do.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
RoAnn or CorYcILMEv v-The Board of

BOARD or CouyCILMEY.-The Board oi
Conncilrien held regular meeting on Monday di'er'
noon at ono O'clock Morgan Jones. csg President 10
lie chair \ resolution wa introduced by tie PFcai'
lent that Tho navor return to Tho Board lor noiilca
on e resolution hcre1lcrc adopted in reference Ia
tho running II above iiily ninth street on the
Eiriih ANcnue Eairoad. In Offering the resolution
NJ Jones stated thnt The Nnvur hal OBJ 'ctonf 70
'io resolution no adopted. ard e. fayc 1t ron a
veto end coIsrluert defeat this wear. tle mctlon
y "a made. The resolution was od0pted. the papers
returned by the MAJOR Gni referred 20 tie Com
mitice oa Railroads who uftcrwarJ reported sub
stt.ic confirming g. q great cxi nj TO TIE M0yoFs
v.eWs, which substitute was adopted The substitute
resolution requires tho company 10 run cor every ten
minutes above iulutA street - ii fourth 81 e.
fJr the laying ~ rss shove Eighty fourth street to pro-
ress Tp!dy The grading of the avenue does and
o to keep n car stationed for tho CONVENIENCE Of pas
sougcrs q, TIE upper terminus OF their route The resO
uun previously adopted required the running o every
car % the upper cfmn, which the Mayor thought IN
nccessaiy The blank in rfruncc 10 the amount - DO
expended Tor o monument to the late Alderman fro
mrnt was filed by inserting 5000 and The 'Omnlt'o
on National Affairs Discharged from the further con-
silerati.n of tic resolution, which was taaI folfiy
udoptd. 1hc wages = PAYERS and !ahorers ~ the tro-
ton AqucGlci Dep rimcnt increased ~ - per day
The IOaIG adIOuTHoi TO l2 m. on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
IAd,er,iscnsutl

For the better accommodation of those ahou
seec,ing Holiday Prsons tie Uptown Depot or thc ,uppl
If MBrrLKH NnsOs SEWING MACHINES N0. JlH hroe,
way coru.r II 22ds under the j. A. tLLn
wan Ton.sin open unti y. ~. to Jan. 2, 1901.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
m GRIFFIN ~ BROS. No. 25s Grand.

lNs st New iork aud No 2J Fulton A. b'ooAyn si"
trscting Teeth positively without palm b, tho 10" "i muous
orids eaa No charge for extracting when zen ae
10 be Inserted They also inserting i.i se'.o pi
tiod S?s, Plana S!3 Silver, 80, hnhbor ~" E'Ns'
SOLE ea gold -, siye' ~ Exsrsilas. 'aesa~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Rrreinfa Of Produce.

Dxo q -Ngs bis. Fo-r 30 bbL Corn Meal 2al b,f'
do 40 tis. Wtrsy. I7.o>J bush Oaf'. - tnt Corn.
- page Bsifsr 10 io Lard 10 do ,ihs. .Dl DO ocasr,
- d. Eu,swho.t our 10 ~ fcfO.seu, J.l1 d. 4Eo
y.sioni i.T2s Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

ASSAULTED Ayp ROBBED. Emma DAVIS was
,gIld hy tie 1sclfy seventh Precinct Police lying
tue RlLI d. Greenwich near Albany street bleeding
fr,m o wound ia the head. She stated tha' sie l,d
bonn Knocked down by T. man Ifd robbed. Sic HHs
conveyed g. nc station House sAeIo Aer soulGs were
dIesse.. 10 aTgsst pAs made.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
lidys-,lscmcrt
lDnrnS ILENATOR --EYrr
EtcufOgAnIH

Lady should procure o. N4lme DiM0REsTs INTERVAL
DEEe lLEyArons They aro inda aprn'4he. and The mo
perfect acle for raising the trrss IT, sirsp e. toonr n a.
fashionable style uuofIly all ground sent BY ns. poet
pa.d, " rece.pt oi pIic.. No. s.j Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
BORT tUarocne' Sotice.

sItrE oy fFw YORK.
posr.NARDEss OFFIcf. No. i0i WaR't
NOTICE il hereby given. IN accordance with
section Of ti. lc passed ir "a i57. ened Al A. 70
R.ofssnze tle aidrus Ofoe ~ the fnft % new %
4. u.r.ou. Interested H. having charge o. lie Subject
matter q. such nrury e1lln ou. survey that tue i9
lowing v..,.. are now under t4l.. fi0n by tue iorN az
d.. tfJ ih.. tie said survey. c-a-sons VA be cora
ed within ten DAY, neat .acese-4i ' .ouce o. S'As-
saiI ycf.a.s:
Ship Cornr.int Giunel.. spoh's
Big Magic NrtcL...................... eifetnL
{. y. BHaMhALL, Pee, lent
J. Arqs -IrRRIv,s Secr,isry.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
AitaIALruAA MANAc

Son n,e... r.2i sets........ 90 MoonNi,es... 9.
frcn w,rrR Inis rAL
s.rdy Hook 10 - Gov Island. II 90. Hell Gate IL &
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
iidysr'issnsrt
GAS FIXTURES.

great variety e. 0.s FIz1cnI. bo found the Man
u'cory No. III EimtL Which viii be soi n'yrry los
raics until Jan ]. VI. L. CURTIS
no. Isl f.mst, neal or aJsL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
T,Yf,ortirIoot.

T,YIy or te Io0h- Sp.oi C-vi1tor. nrd p1oTt @ fns
I.n-sof fte Gi 81 Nfr ioyt for ne t0ec cndi1g ~
rr6.p p,.. o. 1868 20 ,ohii d acircd tie cGp''a'
of esoa Rank
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
BULBS IpAD, Monday, Dec. 2s.--The marke'

BULBS IiRAD, uonday, Dec. 2..-The market
for beef cattle this morning the whole WA "a good
Lao. Monday. though DO. regular ~ tle weather
was ncvc. more UNPLEASANT for business II being one
Continued dclugo ~ freezing rain ard ofhe sales
men. IN their anxiety 10 gei under shelter. accepted
lower offers than tey would have conc OF sueh
day rs lat Monday. May ~ the cattle were
ycTy much pncled ~ hy .helr exposure to the colo
stormy l!s aid did LCt meet oNucrs cAlcctliiprs ~
weight On 'hc other hand. butchers were ylt -
lnxous to escape the goliag of the storm md u some
eases urdrIl taaly c'cs.t llgus without sncu diihsf-
a.IOn inslfcs exact estimates Of weight Frffs pave
ranged lOm % lj cents p0ult net and al! guod inir
cattle have sod A. 10 cents aud Tho 6oscrrent
ru.chascs today have been tc1vy ard undoubtedly
tended - Keep ~ tlc rates ~ al h.ft c.ass stock
Mes--s. Starr & Red were caIly IL market nff re-
garl'css of tho storm s.cliod about - hong pee
Was generally En WI th1t ICY were ope-eti's' ltls
competed lie order. r-d !al O. ken ~ inofi 81 te af
abe lots O.! hrstc.iss Nd lgirE cltte Jt,t t,h iic'A
order Nom a., Quarter .artcT vas handed NJ S'uT.
end fortunately drove of g!cT0T Kentucky pttt"
witch came IN last week and bad been he'd oot oi
inarici. wcre offered nrd parcha.eI rs quick rs sffn
- lead \. s-5 n and % lead ~ sy-ile owner. Ar.
: B KcinTGsoa cf.!mntcs tie weisAs OF no drove ~
=. cvt. ard we cEtimA' ilo quality good cnopg 4 ~
Gry ffstcinss city butcLcr. Tho agents iAlnk iAht
heir pnrr as I'll. week vii average higher than lat
veeE and i j. lerfCly natural thar ttc HltldraTai r
iiou. one .. .shih offhs whole rImtcr % market ana
al %, one h!fi o! to really good cattle should hA''
aircicd tie price' g. 90 u.icherf ana ihA' - Wy
many - them think o - cir hfr VII coat tt"fl hfl'f
ta week than as' ~ ''e olfnrr NJ to market this
morning .err pcic lhoai 30 head OF frrlh rl.r I'D
urgh.us BO atfle one. Two !o,s-lil lenI-nsTvcd ul
no n aad 30 bead crgeoisd hy tas iirTe Road.
aal s,Fcftl huIlrH were expected ry the lrtsoa
t..rcr Rord 10 i.rc f0r omorrow. gu,d many nnf-
~. acro dsrtsl 90 wait for te close Il tho markri
rather in1 pay tie prcc' asked 20 Jay a. ~ ~ lower
ou-. b. vading through Tie rein md coco.d wslcr u
th. rrrsci closes well as % las RAGGED TO-DAY - WI
le ported god oie, though LIT good enough Ia save
some cray sueruinfDfs from lo'. To Hog market Nrf
lshllJ supplied It's rrruigg snd rrccs tlrhtg bettei
tien - last repori. rinshng oatsc ~ I've "eigAi.
for corn !-i hogr Tho sheep inafkc; an"si bare
80 s'oct in sish sir-c, TITS rpruinr rhet"o or thr
lots o.! fsr medium slr'p were Aeli al @. II, Nv
scisai bal buy cfs were ~, .a"rp-.I
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
lAlvc-, -,i,eneutl

THH Iowa STATE FAIR awarded the First
Pr,'ais the WlIcoE 0iBn. srvsG-biAcnisE the
bess chap f.n4ly wing Naci.lr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
idvertl.cnien,

THR MICHIGAN STATE FAIR awarded the
highoat Coouendsdon 20 Ao WILCOX GIBBS srwisoM MA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

THE NEXT DRAPT.-We would call the at;en-
on - ou- readers 20 tho advertisement Of thc A A.
Provost Marsha General oil howYoFi in our columns
oday in relation the dT, The names Of all those
who have been enrolled printed in pamphlet form
each Ward making one pamphlct-and are now exposed
to view for the Inspection Of the public at each Of the
following places viz: At the Headquarters Of tho Pro
wort Marshal Of each district every Ioco station In
each disr.ct aud at onch Of tho places where the polls
were led at The recent election. Persons who
rolled may appear before tho Board Of Enrollmen of
their respective districts, and claim 10 have their names
stricken from tho list. II they show TO the sasiac-
ton Of the Board that they not and VIII not be II,
the tine fixed for tie neat dTaf. January ieCi liable
10 military duty account of alonagc. nonreSidenoe.
unsuableness of nee. manifest permanent physical
disability The time fixed for hearing such Will
expire on-iho 5tn day Of January. 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
rscloYy.
Gufirt.

Ship London ron london.
Ship Fdsrrd O'Erien lnswl, irom Thonaston, N,A
ship Marcls L. Dly, from fhisdepa,a-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Drniisirp
1 GREAT DISCOVERY.

L ANfSIilfIit NITROUS OAlDrf
Teeth positively extracted without pain by br itOli IN
vESron and sole manufaounrrr Of As&sfusric NITROUS
OXIDE not Laughing as but strictly ensshse agent On
tifey nom exhaatne elects aud perfectly harmless
causing quc sleep with pleasing 'cnsaons AMI lc'ire ia
.,u.iby To pain during which extract teeth without te
hnowae Of The patient Teeth hed and artificial teeth =;
every description inserted Porfect satisfaction guaranteed
Dr. fiOiT dentist No. so7 Broadway, near mthst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
FOR the 1o!i0ans.

E'LEGANT PIANO-FORTES for the Holi.
IA llv.- am fnshng large nuu5e, Of Instruments
o( spolJid tone IN chy csrved Prices from 900
30 Palmer styles hon '9j,o $50. Every lus;ruisent
f1v warranted sec te goniss 81 tho pin Iiasts q
this city In favor of ny Aew.scsls Pianos.
WM. =. BRADBURY, 10. frT BrooEs-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

BoARD or ALDERMEN was no meet
nc Of tliis Board yesterday for want Of quorum.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

TwINT-SECosD REGIMLsr CoScREr.-A
grand concert under the auspices Of tic I'D regiment
viii be given this evening st Tie Academy of Music
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

SENT TO Forr LAPAyETrE.-Dr. Sefar, who
.ss half dozen titles appended 10 his name,
and Who Chains TO have been ninitter Plen.
potentary ct San Salvador Mr.. Perez his s"c.
retary, aud merchant ~ tho name Of Garter
gero sent to Font Lafayette Sunday morning. The
Doctor uttered his protects and was indignant IN con
sequencc Of the restraint bis libory oi loconoton
bat when he nacertaned that the Marshal and tho de-
tcctycs undor h!s direction bad discovered fresh eyi
dence Of tho treasonabs attempts of himself and col
leagues TO give aid and comfort 10 tho Rebels he low
cred hs crest considerably II appears that tie eagle
eyed detectives found fifty barrels Of lard ON board tho
British bark Clrcassia bound for Havana; inside Of
each barrel Of lard was found barrel filed with navy
revolver Intercepted correspondence shows the ooh
tIaband snation Of thoae goods beyond question: and
the bin Of lading ,es tho completely OF tho Doctor and
Ll, associatse These mcn wore arrested. q few days