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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

~ The New York Tribune Tells story Of Il
stsut, athletic zouaye, who runnins avay nom
aae battle 1t fredericksburg, wss checked by
lieutenant with drawn sword Said thr lat
Ter, 'sStop, sir. Go back 70 your regiment yo,,
lnfrruai coward, you sre not wounded" "For
Heavens sake les mo psse," implosea the fu-
giuyc; al know I'm nos wounded, but I'm fear.
futly urInOralizadp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

- We learn that in compliance with the re-
quest OF number OF Senators who were no
abb TO attend the last reading in the Senate
Chasaber or James f. Murdoch, and in accord
ance with the whistles OF great many citi-
zens, Vice President Hamlin has consented 70
allow the use OF the Senate Chamber for an
other OF Mr.. Murdoch's patriotic reading. on
Monday evening next The selections will ia
varied and original. including some Of the
most stirring productions Of our own poets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16
Total vote in Alexaadria city, 2,


pc+41ns Cotnty-West End precinct
Wylia. Snow. Mckenzie Upton
81
Pnlman's-Wyl vile, l..
The Union strength in Alexandra city, Is win
b seen BY the above returns. has increased one
hundred votes since the LAD, election In tha,
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

~ Among the "news" from Richmond, by
thr most recently received papers thence, the
most sensational is An item in the Dispatch de-
seribing street hight as having taken place in
Washington between Generals Halleck and
Mcclellan, in which the former come Of sec
Ord j<stI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

Tan SEVENTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT EIEC-
rIoN.-In Alexandria city and county, a large
majority Of the votes cast yesterday were FOR
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie for Congress. Other
portions Of the district had not been fully heard
from this morning; but 1t is believed thst Mr.
Mckenzie is elected by decided majority. The
vote, as far Is heard from, stands as follows:
Alexandria Gin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16
By W. 1. WALL q co ,u.t,o,..r,

Byw. I. WALL & CO Aurtiopeers
SnHthvs*t corner of Penn. avenue and ath.t
IA AtfQks, HARNESS AND BUGGY'5 At
w hvcTios.-ttn SAT- URDAY MORNINI, oom
h,encins a. ~ clock. viii sell ~ onr AUrticn
Moons, without reserve Tor cssh-
GEoveFed spring Sesoos, Ssr one, two And 20, /,
HORSE, an s"o'i order, aud ssi.sbls for Su tIera
ano Others
Il -ets din Gle and Double Harness
recond hand Buggy Wagon,
seeriy new But ~ Wagon
les " WALL 4 80 tUek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

GoLp FALLIss.-By our money report else-
who're n win be seen that gold Is faIlinS In The
New York market So mot. il BE-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16
ePIR1F OF FHI MORNING PRHss

Til. Irieli9eacer defends Seoetsry Scws.i
from the charge OF Inconsistency made against
him by The New York BreR1~1 Post, in that
while resisting intervention BY France and
Ensiand In oar own affairs, he volunteered to
Unite with them II intervening By force in thu
affairs OF New Grsnsda. The Iatei(i;esc>r
shows The utter groundlessness OF tho Posts
allegation.
The Chro;.fels denies the "s,ereotype asser-
ton that the abolition isi. are the Responsible
cause OF the war" and maintains that slavery
IL ehsrgeable with IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
New YoRK, Jan. lo.-IISa R.-Ftrst Board
Coupons, ga, 1851, % q; 1910 Treasury notes,
H5s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

MISUNDERSTANDING Chase returned 20 hi
e,y last evening, from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

FoSDoP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon C,,s.
rad smith, butcher, became rather smitt.a
with the women on N street between ith ARA
sun, and amused himself by stopping every one
he met and attempting 10 kiss her Ofiicers
Booze and Jas. johnson hearing OF this oscu.
latory raid, fastened 10 the spot and arrested
smith, when he turned upon them. and for q
time IL was with difficulty that they could mas
age him. He was, however, taken 10 Justia,
tii6erson, who fined him s35s, and crderrl
him 20 be locked up Till sober
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

n@SMIrHSONIASL ECTCRH.-Prof GUror
US will give the concluding lecture OF his
course on FRIDAY EVENING, January 10th
subject: The age Of man, or The human races
the animal ingdom aud humane nature The lee
ture viii commence at O'Clock The public are
invited. Admittance free. ia Is
n%YOCNG WOMEN OF AMHRICA-TEM
S PERANCE.-SINS Or THH NATION -
kty. Dr.: }. NJ. LASDI5 M Is. Chur CHI of PhiladeI.
phia. Eil preach THREE Of his practical sermons
next StkDAf at Odd Pellovs' Hall. 18th street
between and h streets, as follows At II a. m =,
Sin. OF the Nation; 81. m, Temperance; -. p. IN ,
pc taken III behalf OF the Sick and Woundet
coIuiers. is Is 81
0 Mr.. GEORGE vANDENHOPP, NJ A. tn.
W. celebrated Shskspereap and Poetic Ra,ier
snd Lecturer on Elocutien ut Columbian College
and - the Law school, New York ia engngaI 10
Ist. AoSbAY ESKNING, January 10Th. ls5s,
Sd. FRIDAY EVENING January ri
. Ar EILLakps' HALL,
, 10 give the public an opportunity Of Apr ecist!n:
the varied style and dramaticai power OF this ayi
n-nt Eiocuti"nist. who has been said TO hsy. all
the tones OF Passion and Humor equally ut com
The first Reading will he from shskspe s re- and
of Fam Lovers
The second Reading will be from Victor Huao's
great Nc nance OF = Les Misersbtes arranged nd
read BY Mr.: faudenhoG only. 70 be- follovs9 by
The third Residing will be entirely from th.
Nore- of Chsrles Dickens Illustrative OF his psthos
AMI humOr.
Course Tickets 80 the three Readings 81; 70
single Head ing 10 cent? For saIs the book stores
sho 81 the foor. ia II ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

For THR STATE PRIsoN AT ALBASr.-rhS
afternoon, Col. Lamon, L. =. Marshal via
twelve or fourteen deputirs, will leave in o.
so train in charge OF those prisoners, numhse.
ing forty-two or three, who hayebeeu sentences
at this term OF the court TO the pebitensiary.
They Will be delivered 20 Gen. Pilsbury So
periniendPnto OF the Albany prison, under whsu
they will be placed. 10 serve out a. least :
portion u their sentenrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

CoSYLIcr or ArTHoRIrY.-Sotne da IN u
One Kirby, with n writ issued by UomuS]
sioner >. l.. Phillips under the IN giuve slavv|
law, arrcsted = colored man, a fugitive slsN|
belonging TO Mr.. Fensall Marbury, OF Pri.S|
George county, Nd, and the fugitive was pu|
IL custody OF tho Marshal st the county al
pcfore the writ was issued Mr.. Msrbury %
the oath or allegiance, and also made oath a.
he had not borne arms or in any manner stvvI
aid and comfort 20 the rebels during the prrs~v
rebellion. Last night au officer OF the Prove
Guard went TO The county Jail and denAadsl
the prisoner, on the groend, Is wss unaevy
stood, that the owner was a rebel Mr. I'M
burn refused 20 deliver the prisoner and ~
captain had not n srfti Gent force TO take ~
an orderly only hcing his companion He w.
away, and soon AFTER returned with n szua6 ,
mounted men, and demanded the prisoner -
Milburn, the Tailor, then delivered the priso.s
under protest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

SECOND WARD STATION C.su-predeuch
Hyatt Henry Read, drunk Jas. Wilson. thafs
John W liron, forc'bi. Entry: W. II. Benu~r
oisordsrly; Geo. c. Tslber;, Levi Williams Aal
.lchn WaEstall, throwing stones IN tha street
dis missed. Dietrich Henson, drunk; turnet
over 20 military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16
LOCAL News.

CRIMINAL OouBr, Jan. BtA--Johu n.
soa victed OF larceny, Wa sentenc>d "a
months IN jail. -
Geo. wroA, (eoiored,) cor victAd OF NE
oRence, received q similar sentence.
Andrew Chase, (colored.) con victed Of rr,,.
larceny, was sen fenced 20 the penite ntiary -
eighteen months-
Bridget Kane, convicted OF Larceny, wa
fenced to jail for four months.
Jan. l6th.-H. VI. Clapp, lcolored,D char.
with stealing q pipe from j. b. KessSy. -
found guilty, and sentenced 70 six month"; :
jail.
John Smith, (colored.) indicted for stes,,,
q SHIRT from T. II. King, was convicted -
sentenced 20 Ike term In Jail
James Fitzgerald was convicted OF ma
larceny I'm two cs@es, and sentenced 10 lhe n,
it-rtiary for eightr~n months In zach.
Squire Thompson, (colored.) convicted q
larceny Of pickles, re, was senrsceo 70 eirt
teen months in the-penltenttsry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

KNOCKED ppwS AND RoERBD.-Mr W. L.
Lyon a suffer, from Finley Hospital wn
knocked dowR last night, on New York ,env
between North Capitol and First strevL ana
was robbed Of 80, in money, and q nunbsr &
letters and papers. The same party who a.
scked Dir. Lyon, had & few moments prev ious
atlHeked suffer from lexington Hospital bs,
the latter succeeded IL eludIns the william. md
got iEto house near by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB HVRylys STAB.


SLEEPY PICKETS GOBBLED UP.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Star
CBsTHRyILLA, Jan. i6.--Last night cavalry
sergeant and niEe men were gobbled up BY the
Rebel, out on The Braddock road. They were
improperly asleep II the time, and were within
hslfa mile OF our infantry pickets. SO we 20.
FROM san FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Gold
sn Age has arrived from Pannma.
The frigate San Jacinto coaled -. 81 kits
De-. 18th, and then sailed on a cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

RBAL ESTATE SALF=.-Car@en a wiIlisnS
auctioneers, sold pSrt 81 lot II, in square $50,
or firsi street wcet- b~iveea and X north. b
iennis Stran nshan, for CeaSs per foot Also
lot No. -. in reservation 10 on 4 street uor,h
with the Improvement three-Story hrick
dwelling house--to =. +. Franklin, for siooos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

CoNSrssp ~ The ON CArIToL.-G. W.
Ilppet. ofSt Mary's county, Maryland, wa
committed 20 the Old Capitol prison Yesterday
oy Provost Marshal Dost-r. He was Arrested
and sent 10 Washington by the Potomsc TO
ulls, on charge or disloyalty.
PHHsoNAl-(feuB utkrreld n - v sua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

HORSE TEIEP.-Sin@oa Williams a colornd
man was Srrested yesterday in the fret ward
charged with stealing ho-S- valued ~ sisa
some time ago from Mr.. -. Il. Chapman, Of
Aexsndris. Williams acknowled The thru
aad Justice Drury committed him 70 jail fos
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

~ THE LADIES OF TIKI FIFTH WARD
uS Relief Association held their last NEE Ting
al ths Coluinbia Engine House, on Friday, J an I'd
IFS. The Executive Committee stated in their
ssmi annual report that they have received since
from the following. societies and individuals -
Pernsyl ANA Aid Society; Sanitary Com mission ;
kev ,rk do; German do; Syracuse IN. ~ do ;
Concord Mass do; Lancaster do; Miss Rum,sy
and others too numerous 70 mention. large pro
triton Of these articles have been distributed +
the committee at the Clasps ris, Carroll Hill. Car
Ccnsalescent Camp, near Alexandria, and at the
Capitol curing the occu patton OF that building
q hospital, and there is still supply remaining
hsno. On Tha oksgvipg ~ on Christmas day ex
celiepl dinners were provided at the Cas- paris and
Carroll Hill Hospitals, that 90 THANKSGIVING being
furnished ire!y by the Society aided by liberal
coriribu tons from the ladies Of The nc hborbo0d
While on the latter occasion the committee 4 allied
themselves OF the generous assistance of Mrs G. b.
Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

"A called Of communication Of
Dawson Lodge No. Is, y. and 4 y. will
Se held To MORROW fSatardayl EVENING, Jar
y, ST. clock; Brethren in coed standing are
fr'i e. order iG Of I'd Il b present
Jal6 ~ g. Z. MURPHY, See
CIRCLE. NoTIGE-A ,pe.isl
SUNDAY. the 1871 instant, .: two o'clock p. In
a. Temperance Hall. kvery Der il request I'd
10 be present By order.
~ iSst' HENRY A. SCHLos5, Sec.
N%THl MEMBERS Oh The YOUNG CATH
US olcs' Friend soeiety wills please to meet
To-AoRROW, Jan. II, at 10 O'Clock 8. N: in the
basement OF Ct Alcysius Church, TO attend the fu-
neral OF Co! Julius q shgsCHs, member of the
Is % 'N'' WIS THs SECRETARY.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA-
N TlON.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Association Will BE- held on MONDAY next
10Th rst., st rs p. A full attendance is much
desired.
The regular monthly meeting Oh the Board of
h.nasers win be held THIS tPridsy) EVENING,
i.i6st 10. G. CLAYTON, Rec SEQ.
w OFPICE MUTUAL PIRB INSURANCE.
uS COMPANY OF TIM DISTRICT OF CO
LCNBIA WASHINGTON. Jan. ., 1858 Tho Board
of Managers pu bish The following coniiti on of the
Company al this late. Wis
Amount or premium notes. .......-.... Sli5 Il .83
Cash and Sc Itities sp plieabie TO the pay
ment Of losses. ....-..................,. ls,r2.2
Amount Of losses past year. .......-.... LIS -
Saie< i, also girsx that the Annual Meeting of
the Policy Holders Nv ho are all nlembsrs) wiz he
held st the ef4iea Of the Company on MONDAY. the
18th il slant. at9 O'Clock q. m. when an electioa
will be held for seven Managers to serve for the
susuips year. Per order cf the Board
talSy CHARLES WILSON Soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

NEgIhIa bahk hol-r, . olscounE South O.
DINA, Gforgia, &c, IS discount North O.
olina. IS discount
Market for Government stocks better 0Sn|
weak and declining.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
From New Orleans.

New YoRK, Dec. S.-Orleans letters say
that rebel force is interfering with the
navigation of the lower Mississippi, est
mated st 1000 under Dick Taylor, sor;
Of flying corps, which appears tom time
to time at different points on the river
Traders generally are seriously alarmed,
and have applied to the military author,
ties to have all the river boats armed and
manned by a few artillerists. Gen. Wash,
burns command is moving in the direc,
ton of Mattagorda with every prospect
of capturing the place, our forces viii
then have afooting on main land with O
fine harbor and good base of operations.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
EOFeiSm.

ST. JOINS. n. F. Dec. 5.-Columbia
Yrono Galway oath has arrived, Question
of EUsopean Congress remains unchanged
Post rays there is no truth in the ru-
mored resignation of Earl Russell. Ii
was reported i'll Madrid that two ArneriE
can shipskftfr arrls-for 81 D6hingo in
surgeRtf have been destroyed by Spanish
vessels OF that island. Polish insurgents
continue active. Morning Port says Eng
land wont kise her 2adhsmnea 70 Euro
pean Congrrsr.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
From Black Feet Indians.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Letter from
special agent sent to confer with Black
Hest Indians in vicinity Of Fort Benton
says from information obtained from mi
ners direct from Saltwater mines, learnl
that the Indians are quiet. No difficulty
is apprehended with them during the
winter, unless it be with Mountain crows
who claim all territory on both sides Of
the Yellow Stone from mouth clear to its
source and are determined, that whites
shah not occupy nor explore it. An exI
petition is being fitted out to explore
this region, which abounds in precious
minerals, and trouble is expected with
Crows
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

CIScIxsAu,. Dec. Ga report. has
reached headquarters that guerrillas had
attacked Sslyrlle Ky, at head waters ct
Licking They captured 100 Federal
troops 1t j. also kncwn that rsbeis thaye
entered the border counties of southern
KY, including barren country carrying
of all stock. Considerable excitement
exists xmcng the people and hundreds
are fleeing North. 3 =. =. :
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

WAatNeros, Dec. BIN Republican
caucus tonight, colfax was nominated
by reclamation as Speaker. About SO
members present. A. Democratir caucus
about so members were present, After
a general exchange Of views they adj
journep without making sny nomination.
1t is believed thatthey will throw their
vote for Cofsx. About 200 members
have arrived.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
New York. Dec. 5

The latest by the. septis reports Earl
Russell leaves the British cabinet to be
succeeded by Lord Clarendon.
The Glasgow Herald saya the. naval auii
thorities on the Clyde have been in
structed to detain' suspected war vessels
for tbs Confederates should she attempt
to go to sea before further Investigations
are made. 90 ,.-.-
Editors of all Paris Journal have been
summoned by Minister Of interior, and
cautioned to be careful in their remarks
on the, legislative proceedings as the gov
errilTnenG A6nld tigososisly sSsOlSe4the
law. .
One thousand men were to sail from
Charbourg on thu 23d for Mexico.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

New YoRk, Dec. 7.-Correspondent OF
Times asserts that the number of mem
bers of Congress who will be denied seats
by the Clerk, grow fewer every day, at all
events there viii be votes enough for
Colfax to elect him. Probably. no other
officers will be chosen till Tuesday.
Officers from army of Potomac concur
in the opinion that the attack oeuId and
should have been made upon the rebels
at Mile Run. If one had been made at
first the loss would pot have been 80
great upon our side as afterwards, but
SUCCESS was certain at any time. It is
rumored that charges win be preferred
against one at least of corps commanders,
Army correspondent furnishes the fol
lowing information Saturday afternoon
rebels made ,afeint, crossing at several
fords on Rapidan. Our forces are kept
on the alert, everything in readiness to
retreat if an assault had been made by
superior force. During the night the
enemy crossed over two or three regis
ments at each ford and took possession
of north banks of the Rapidsn, and our
old signal station SO they can now over
look all our movements while we remain
posted a. q. present. Gen. hssgre, who
was with the army assA visitor to the old
brigade, was captured in citizens clothes.
near Mile Run and is now in hands OF
enemy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
From Knoxville.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.-Richmond papers
of 5th have the following:
Dalton, Ga, Dec. 4.-Gen. Scadbeater
arrived yesterday from Knoxville, which
place he left on Sunday. Longstreet on
that day made an unsuccessful attack on
Burnside and afterwards commenced re-
treating to Va. Hooker and Sigels corps
are reported advancing on Knapville and
Loudon, will probably follow Longstreet
or enter y. c. Firing was weard ,yester-
day in the direction of Cleveland which,
is supposed to be from Wheeler's cavalry
Dalton, 4th. Latest accounts repre-
sent Longstreet with part his command
made an unsuccessful attack on Knox
vile. His loss was very small He then
raised the siege. Ae is marching towards
Abingdon, Va. Gen johnson succeeded
in effecting junction with Longstreet
without loss. Our forces are in posses
sion Of Ringgold. Nothing from front.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

New York Dec 5th.
Special to the Tribune says: All re-
ports about the removal Of Meads, that
spring up before the meeting of Congress
are premature. After the President, OBJ
tsfns strength sahftientto weighthe her-
rits of the six days campaign just closed,
decisiap may be expected ..7-<
One efthe4noet ntsrestine reports ev
erF issued by Secretary of the Navy is now
preparing by Mr. Wellcs, estimates for
all branches of the naval marine corps
not to exceed one hundred and forty-two
million dollars. Report will suggest
many improvements in the management
of Naval matters, the Secretary will de-
vote sesnefpaeeso discussion of Ironclads,
and Mr. Welles will be able to connt six
hundred and Fifty or seven hundred yes
sells as property Of the Navy department.
Estimates for the department of the In
terror foot up 100000. of this amount
Pension Office estimates about 1900, 900
and General Land Office v60a,0 Judi
ci&ry estimates cut down ut least 500, OOo.
Indian Beaureau figures also cut down.
considerably. Is ~ u u - u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

r.s5e sv Lax IA "a sSSaAA@SaSs1 ~]OS -.
The Conservative Union National Com
mites was I'M session in Cincinnati yes
terday, as was Also . Consulting Conven'
ton of the same organization. The con-
vention adopted the Kentucky platform
Of 1868 and snggsseed b the COMMITTEES
the nomination IF Gen Mcclellan fol-
the Presidency. The committee post.
ponsd the consideration of the resolu
ton until the meeting TO be held in
Philadelphia the I'D inst. W. B. Camp
bell, IAslie Combs, and Coy Bramlette
are mentioned IN connection With the
Viee-Presidency.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
WaslaiagtencD Dec. l.

~ + 1y = Washington Dec. 4
Contest for Speaker has ceased TO be
exciting. CoIfax has it all his own way.
He goes into caucus with 81 votes pledged
Aawkins Taylor of Iowa has the start for
doqs ksepsrI %. P. BpQks q Caf9eda
Contest now is for Clerkship between
Green and Adams OF Ky, Mcpherson of
Pa Fesssnden of = sine and Burlington
ofETa@aeh usests L - 4 ,
Letters from officers in Gen. Banks
army say large amounts of cotton are dis
covered daily satyS FSSonA6lteritg parties
in the interior of State. Owners are very
anxious Co gee at to- market. Prepare
tons are being made to- remove that
nearest the river for shipment. Prepon-
deratiYe sentiment of the portion of Tea
as tragersed by our army
to be Union. ss,.s& fs>- : ans esrast >.::-r
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Prssident's Message
win make about four and half columns
of San Francisco Bulletin. War Office re-
ports about II, Treasury 81, and Navy !
or 6. Reports proper of all the othei
secretaries are brief and will accompany
Message,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
Boston, Dec. 5.

A correspondent Of the Herald dated
ofehAdastoa 2sth GaSs IGk3H
One or two rebel batteries on James
Island have been completely destroyed
by our shells -4s4- r.
Some men belonging to Ga regiment
escaped and surrendered to our forces on
James Island. They say Charlsstonians
and rebel troops in the State asin a
panic All kinds of provisions are enor+
mously, high~, Poor people are in starry
ing conaA5dris 1IlLItIYH /
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
, .FEoNn ,ChaEtanOOEa-:.

,GR1rTAsoodA, Dee. 7.-Sfiiermansss cav
airy arrived at KnoxYille on areping 1ot
Sd: Iongstreet had raised siege light On
4th and ys rstreatipg towards Bristol.
via AorEissoWn railroad. Longstrest re-
treats Ga north and south bank of Rol-
ston river. Fosters cavalry are follow
ing en- south and Shsrnaan on north.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

8 . II 8 II
y 4 quiet Il frons IT rs alaay pcso-
rnAc eo.siay
I.ast night the sneray fssads & recon-
noissanqe i farsA Co liae 81 srsillery
|casalry I'd ihikl d ID er0 ~ = Rac.
coon sord. probably Nth the Intention q
asee sbr p
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IL our cay'y and rapidly rssfsated 70 the
south 81 tho RapidaH. ~
We are occupying PEE ssh ]
cayslry force.
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