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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRACT COURT oE THE UNITED

To all rhom II may concsra, Gar ETIsG;
Notice Is hereby given, That, on the 18th day OF
July, 1882 the schooner Cassandra, tackle, sc, and
cargo, was captured BY the United States steamer
Yankee, attached to the Potomac Flotiils, and
brought into the port of washington and the same
are hbeled and prosecuted in this Court in the
name OF the United states, for condemns alton az
lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for
trial at the City Hall, in the city of Washington
on the hrst Monday Of October next, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why eonde nm alton should not be decreed,
and to Intervene for their interests.
Z jy2s r. j. ME1Gs, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

YNHE SUPHEME COURT OF THE
STATES FoR THE SAID DISTRICT.
10 aH nAoM muy coacsrs, GaEEriRo:
Notice is hereby given, That, on the 18th day OF
July, 1855. the United states steamers Jacob Bell
and Satellite captured, as lawful prize, q canoe,
nat-boat aad csrgo, and brought them to the port
Of Washingtoa, and the same arc hbeled snd pros.
ecnted In this Court In the name Of the United
states, for condemn alton lawful prize, and that
said cause will siand for trial at the CITY Hail. in
the city Of Washington, on the nrst Monday OF
October next, when and where all persons are
warned 10 appear to show cause why condemna-
ton should not bc dscrsed, and to intervene for
their interests.
BY the Court. RJ.MEIGs,
Iy2o .... Clerk,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

II Causes 3 frequent desire, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing Distractions, prevent
Ing and curing STRUCTURES OF the Uretha, aliaying
Of Diseases and expellins all poisonous, and
gOrn-On matter.
Thousands urun Thousands who have been the
victims Of QuAcEs, and who Lave paid heavy Jees
to he cured In q short time have found they were
deceived, and that the "Poison has, by the use OF
TEN to break out In an aggravated form, and
PerLdns a6ter Mlriidle
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE esATIs,,
A y y DA Wit .

Personally appeared befored me, an Alderman Of
the city Of Philadelphia, II. T.I HELsspoLD, tho
being duly sworn, doth say, his prspArktons con.
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other Injurious
HIT. HELMRotD.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 23d day
OF November, 1854. WIN. p. HIBBARD, Aid,
~ Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

An excellent Lotion for diseases OF Gyphiiitts Ma
ture, and As an injection in dneass of the Urinary
Organs arising from Habits OF Dissipation, used IN
connection with the Extract Buchu and Sarnpsrilia,
In such diseases as recommended. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

This Medicine increases the power OF Dtgestion
and cNcitea tho Absorbents into ealtey sstion by
which the Wstesy OF Calccrous deposltloAA, Nd al
vnnatnrai Entaryemcnts nrc reduced, d wal q
VRN, WoXEa OR CHiIDRkR /,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29

qSir H1ttt Crime 0r iuntbmcn Rag ricfcs Gin 9es
~riiTcsnnp ;urcrl1it8rs .3ttlm1ttct fir alc Srantbciten
if, sic turdb mtsmatifhc &inrirtungcu rtrInlaEt linn
rtuu irgcnb eiu 0rrcrts tIs ct cntrettcs. luh Nat
IS nrd cincn wtltcrcn NcrtDtil fur nas Vuttttuu, raE
IS nImti6 10 til,J ais GUT iii. Sutcreitet ron
DR.. N9cr I'M @o., &rmell, MnT.
g3g~ Vreio $500 ptr Maite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29
2lnsr's 2arir=Ninclt

inn gu alien 3,rtten elmer 6aMilisntM eti;in ir ,ufann
cIB cine innrrbalt ihres NirtunSstreut
lic8enre Srantbeit ihnrn felten ,l en:Sebtn ptrrh's
Sbrc curtrrinssnren &isenftatten rsinisen tnr lfdrtsn
allt lbsilc Res menfblthsn CrsanismIs, inrsm ne cas
trantbaftr 2Hirtcn ~reifc.tsn nrthttrin9cn nm rslten
$ctrnstr1fte riecrr scfunr herttellcn. Sn Srl3e fttit
Glscnftaften III rir rrn g Hmer; unr rbqlther Shra
Sc undergraduate YGtitnt ertt0unt. tt'nt Stluncbe
mn enersie rurdD Gin ir sinfa6ss unr e%inlarenss ue sit
tel wicrcr ~her9ettcllt III iehtn.
0liht mir turirtn lc rt al!tI9lihtn, %lrnrtru and
ritt thretlihc mr. 9cfdbr ibr Srantbtittn. Der Tins
tcr,ribnetr N8tnt wirr meintn QmcritAnitttn 0llna.
nab, mclhsr 3eusnile iErsr Snren unr AnwsiiunStn
,uihrem Uctrautc in frl9tnrtn &rhntHcittn entbalt,
Sercru,ann gratis ittr na3tn @crttrrfIn9, 3erj:
trenntt, S~cpffhmcr;cn in 5r!se lhie9tsr &erratlrnna.
s. bnlrfen, Shmcr; NM llntb1ti9fsIt fr = eparme
@llDun9, Nrrctitrligttit, Seltiutt mn ancsre Siant
hcittn .rtlte rru ~lanSl1mer rrer S%eh:mmttr eirsula
ticn RS, Slutes b%trrfEren. Die y iIlen inn rn aus9e
S~cidtnstes Niittc( fir ris GrNsueruu9 rFs S.utes I'M
Notwithstanding Ger Sis9eIma6i3ttit uno St3rft
rurh &rantHcit Dcrlrnttr9etrmmclcn SrfftrIs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29
SttO Nmppims'
~Senti6snmerifaniiebe Ipmanc.

TlIt iersm Teutlfen auf ameritanilfem grrsn
1T FER Name ito 8urrtus t%etlun,, teisn
Jtcnane inste %irnrere, inn sinsn nsiten QsisrtreiE
dter lie 9lnis Union sspcnnen tatcn. Gr mar
&c, Fer iusrl tnsre ameritauiifsu Sert1itniie I'M
geranre rts 8entaus ZEN Gsltibtn s~oriutrte, unr
RAP or r1s NlttiBe setroTtn, benefit, rag err gar
talr Ter Gtstling Der reutibsa an eritaniifeu Geierelt
rurrs. @ns ls gr,dtlun9sn res geriaifrs.or
70 rislen onrern au:s'ihnst, 1T trsue " e.
rergaberes wtrttihen 9etsns aui
hiei9em Srrsn nm trsiRthe S6ilpsrun9ta nnls-
res an NatlrlhInbeiten 10 reit3n Arrptice Batter
iIure2.
Gie untsrSri6nete gerla9stuatanrtuns fiete
ercurt fem leutiten 9utlitum eincn G9tlu- Hnp-
slider 8cmane iur Ten duBerit eiligen greia
on 25 Gents PRO Sanp tsitrbear aus:
/. Ter perlar.
,. Gas&srm Yepl ire
8. Ser Yrairteteufsl.
+. 0etr unr @riit.
S.rtr Sam Effect cinen itltaFancigen NOmar
SIS Beau TART, 10 raB t~r 9rsis zen 25
snt3 rg0 BAN rlsr 3toan1n Elm ouEsrQrCentjd
i,iRcr 1T mn nIr1GlrrG ernGJii6t wnr, RAP b
CT 9rcb:u Silict!5ti. res u tors onT r:ntn rlNl-
tntajtm @t,as III l,6ttu it.
SImmilt&t Guhtlnclun3en, @IatrsN3enter
I'M 3:taua5tri5er in ltn Ser St1attn (jnt-
GaljIotr;tn) wne GnNopa nctm:n @sitclnn5:i
ier1WT an.
gti 5inisnrunstn vrn % Gents III grit. amy,
rirr tinsr Ter .;tr cttn3Gnaun,Gn Rrmanc, i RAD
tr &ael Pe5 8ttsuty5, VI %ct9 %ctri1ntt.
g. 3ideL
&crlaa;- 9uttagc!cr
1l3 8iYinqtnn Sust, ylsr-g2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29

Gde rcr ~rjerter, Sine unr 81. Gtlrifi Cir.
Wter UBSDELL, PIERSON x Co.
IL wit IN Nsrs 2erf, NGilartlptia, Nl9Gas, GuTalc
Gl%eHcl1nr, Getrejt NM Gticnar.
S~crtjTtIts res Ct. 4ruis' Gpue9& Iiuc liz aGr adj
GcQt9itn 1Utti8.
NeiersnSen:
. II SANITARY, &sp., 6On. y , 6iQer, Majcr
ltritl 2Srisbt, ybrn. Sar1utl &rttinrir9t, .hcn. s
y Blur, Vrrf. Niharo Gerrdrrs, Qrcf. s , Gun.
trrr, y GrHe Srrru &sr - EGccn. Ntrt. =
s 4ines, Ner. 29m IS Gliirt, 9rtt Il %arnss. Gr3
Ilenrp Nmes, Gsa. J0rn. . u Barrett. l1rn' 2SHtDI
sing, Nrrf. : Is Crpt, Sra Strrll ESQ, Sterhtn
, 8arlc Gsa., S!6 Sailtp ESQ, Vi M 6uufbdnfte
Ssa., Ntr. 3 M Vrtf, 28m $ rmrs ESQ, Ner. ~:
mes 8 Srcrtce, rs giving G5l., @cc VI IaD!cr,
$50, Set S1ter, Stprrbcn .6rpi G5B, SIs On"tIr
Geq., S@s y S~i8btacr ESD, N%rrlrDus Nlsicr Gsl,
Sas ct. >ruis &citsr, fc mic rjt, init rcucn 6 in
Eerfinrun9 ltcDt, miro nah rcm rrIttifhtt BtidIltS:
nnp &rmtrir@p lIi rr9anIiirt unr stltitrt r;rrtt, irctn
- init r~llitnren Sdrtirftuttn, l2rhirls NM e hrtlt
tiithcr, Nlc mirtliht QjcfbIft5trf0ic ~rtrftntr III. Stl
( tucent rtrr III rtt rr1ttIt6en Wc'dh9ftsnrtcitcn e:
&cmrtrirs, r3r CGnttn, rr 20urthiff- Officer 2t
cin9cfubrt, mtil or sm slcittr 3clt ii: remit rtrtrtlc Hci
o6runrfUHc 9rlebrt mIrr.
Otr rc"t Ours umf2st: ccyscttc &utf&GruH1 tauim
Ntht, talItn. Ntdnnns;f,, g;fhs it., GcTrE5: rarc1tc
SNtu'hrt;ttu &c. - Stc mtltttrubmtt S,-1ctrIG,
Y hGnihrcitlchrc III Gil urs rlr5cfuNrt.
Gas hcRfhrcitfIh fcNt uuftr Rcitlng 49, Frct
q. s. Sfturtr, rns Ger t~IufnIInni itcu u. ;Inuaci
inttr Ircf. Gr1rlr 0irttr.
ShuI;jmWcr rfrn am Sag TIM NGtnr.
&insun9 an glue ttdGc. Sir GIrtuilrc rrcr s
fu"cisunSen irscnr elmer Nrt tdlctc HAN IN Gcttsc
immtr ;rr;ufrrchrn rrtr 81 a%crtiIrcn
S5ruort & StrQttpn
10 EHr 81 ct. gout9. 81 s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that letters of ad
mnistration have been granted to the under
signed from the Gasconade County, Court in
session on the estate of ANsEL SA%TTERFIELD
decd, bearing date June 9th 1863.
All persons indebted to said estate are here
by required tomake immediately payment to
the undersigned administrator. and all per-
sons, having claims against said estate, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al.
lowaLce within one year from the date of
said letters or the may beprecluded from
any benefit, and if such claims are not pre-
scented within three years from the date of
said letters, they Will be forever barred.
JOHN SATTERFIELD,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29

Hit Malhtne NIT 4 cher 6 Yfrrttraft If rie oTas
mer 'insstnkrts; ft tarn init rtsr cine ot1rs &c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29
ST.. Gerbarb's
Snnitrirter
Gamilieu-galfnder
1864.

IitEr rSuulhts Samilir-8 alesr," rdt
Ft ltcn IN sintn iriiberen Sabrsdnstn ga d
9sttsilttItsn SsiTal rts 9utlltl ms une tG gw
trTcrttn bat, FER atsr FER 3tiirtibdl!ntas ss'
iur 1862 unp 63 ni4t tsrauts,g,tsn Elte
MIR Ill ras 9alr 1864 wissrrum / u rsiSf'
untertaltunssiulls srittintn. uns =
3aWitnts III sruliHtr 6amlirn ale Gin alta, l1
Sttannttr ttsruBt Welln.
Tds Srineig, mtl6ss Zen Strausstkr kitfI
ts!nnutlif pns Ter NlgIitfttt. Gin RalnlrI
ni&t rim Bud itin, wsIGes Hos esn Damn
rstr tunrtr,mai 9tlsiue antfrcfn anittldt
NOT wsnis,r icl CT @~rrsttpiunssn nns st1J
ttn unFnn trinscni pistmftr ira fn R1p
elm
S~cttsku6, ia untertaltuHSi
Nut uur 9etrt
itin, 10 nusSsRattst, eas tr cen Sautni,u. ~
game Sabr tirtprG ttin anrsres Bud taffi
sintu Salfnrsr. rti6e llutsrsaltuns uns vsiI
nisIi5s Belle ruiB tictst, unr ron a1sn ggts
rsrn rsr 6aniiie. ron aIt uns SUNG, ais tilt1
LID sinksrenesr 9ausirsunr wiafcmmsn si1
pirs.
Ssrtarh's 6amiIicnssaftnsnI
Elm 9auA unb GamilisnsSaiI
watrsn Sinns ars Sorts. TtlI
in tstnsrssutiftn 81 m,il,ii IHE
irtltt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29

Gfa.rrsn. Die Niaf4ine NIT 2 pfsrrstraft 1T fur
6"rmer, rie zinc tIrine uub meniSer tciffpielise SRA
ltine %rlnfdsn, Tin fur lid (tltlt ju rreider UNI 50
rsini6en; fe rrtfht seranf 70 ais cine rr ereBtsr
Sprte.
Aurtrdse wtreeu frtunblidft erttten lnc jeee nj,
ere 0nstunft tsreitrilii9fl trtbtilt.
KENGSLANOS 81 FERGUSON
Gdr rrn 2fsr uno Gprrrp Ctr, ct. $euis.
g. Grc6, Asent iur 9erntann UNI llugssent
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

In Laporte. Indiona cartsin'v end ~ \
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16
n. ~ ss "a n =
Scene In am Arkansas Hotel.

"A contributor to the Spirit of the Times,
sans describes scene at the Anthony
House, in Little Rock, Arkansas:
Late one bitter cold night in December
some eight or nine years ago L. came into
'ns bar room, as usual, to take part in
whatever was going on, For some reason
the crowd had dispersed sooner than was
customary, and but two or three of the
town folks were there, together with a
stranger who had arrived a half hour,or
longer before, and who, tired, wet and
muddy, from long Arkansas stage ride,
MS legs extended and shoes off, was con
soilpg himself. with two chairs and q nan
opposite the center of blazing fire. ANY
one who has travelled until ten o'clock in q
rough winter night, oveI an Arkansas road
can appreciate the fruition before that fire.
place. The drowsy example of the strap
ger hao Its effect on the others, and L., who
look seat IN the corner, FOR lack of con.
versation was reduced TO the poker for
amusement He poked the fire vigorously
Tor while, until it got red hot and becom.
ing aisgusted, was about to drop it and re
tire when he discovered the great toe of the
strangers foot protruding through hole
- A'''' oSSHs. lltIS WAS ieilGI 10 l..
lie placed the glowing poker within foot
of the MELANCHOLY sleeper's tos, and began
slowly to lessen the distance between them:
one by one the others, as they caught the
joke, began to open their eyes and being
awakened, mouths expanded into grins,
and grns into suppressed giggles-and one
incontinent fellow into a broad laugh.
closer and closer the red hot poker near
ed toward the unfortunate toe The heat
caused the sleeper rcsilessly to move his
haad. L. was about to apply the poker,
when sound of click click arrested his
attention. He looked at the stranger-the
latter with one eye open, had been watching
his proceedings, end silently brought a
pistol to bear upon L. In voice lust au-
d'ble, nuttered in tone Of great deter
mination:
Jest burn it! Burn IT, Jest burn il,
and I'll be id if don't stir gou up
with ten thousand hot pokers in two Sc
condsr'
L. laid down his poker instantly, and
remarked - ~.e- ~r.'............ 1885,
stranger, let's taks a drink-in fact,
gentlemen, all of you"
L; afterwards said they were the cheapest
drinks he ever bought ss...e.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

LOSSES IN 1s63-In the campaigns of
1863, which are now apparently brought
to close, all cur battles have been des-
Derately contested, and bloody beyond com
parT'son with those Of other years, and the
losses in officers and men have been very
great. Probably no less than a hundred
and fifty thousand men have blcn slain or
died from wounds and disease. This is an
awful aggregate Of human life to be sacri.
hced within the space of twelve months
History docs not furnish US in modern
times records of war in which men have
been used up so rapidly as in this. Be-
tween two and three years have passed
since this war began, and tue north has
sent nearly million ard half of men
into the field and of these probably not
more than two-thirds remain alive. Battle.
fields from the Atlantic to the Mississippi.
are beloved with their graves. When to
our own losses are added those Of the
south, 1t makes US recoil with sickening
shuddcr to contemplate through what we
have all passed. end to hope that near at
hand some end may be brought to horrors
and devastations SO yast.-Detron Free
Press.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

: . : - -
A Substitutes.

A Substitute.
Il Among the substitutes at Camp Randall
is one whose case is rather curious. With.
cut giving his name, we may state that he
is a farmer in good circumstances, who re.
hides in an adjoining county In bis town
he has beenulaihl4 a prominent man, hold
ing the Office Of justice If the peace and
other town Offices from time to time, Al.
ter the passage Of The conscripton act, be
expressed himself very strongly against
the $500 dollar clause, anil declared that
II either OF his boys, two Of whom we're
subject to the draft, should be drafted, the
boy must go to the war. Well the draft
came, and it'cSl'td for one of the bows.
Tho old mans views Of the communication
clause were brought to the test, and were
somew hat shaken. He did not want his
boy to go; he was amply able TO ray the
communication, but he was violently oppos
ed to it on principle, and finally cicteln,in
Ell, being hale and we'll preserved man.
that he would..go himself as substitute for
the boy. !
: Inc ncSt thiag was to procure some hair
dye, with which to restore the hucs. OF
J youtl,sto his grizzly locks and beard. This
done, he was quite rejuvenated, presented
himself for examination, was accented |
hrought TO Camp Randall, mustered into !
the service for three years ard turned into
the Bull-pen," which is the camp name
fyr an enclosure made very high and tight. |
ana strongly guarded, in Which Substitutes
are Kept prior TO being sent forward to reg.
'ments in the field. The old g. ntlernan
thought it pretty tough to be treated in
q this way, and besan-to dislike the service
and repent himself Of his rashaess in 90.
ing In. Finally, he succeeded in gcttin.
his case before tho post cIImnardant and
satisfying him that he could be trusted out.
side the Bur-pen.' But even with Tie
liberty Of the entire camp the paternal
substitute began to pine 70. home. Camp
life did not agree with him, and the pro-.
pect OF abscnting himself from the state
tor three years began TO assume a drcari-
less OF aspect altogether, uncomfortable.
After some mental struggles, he resolved
10 overcome his sctuples and pay the $500.
lie communicated his purpose to an officer
at camp, but was told that substitutes
could not commute after entering the ser
vice. His next effort was to- Gel into de- :
tailed duty, but he was told thai Substitutes
were not assigned to such service, but were
10 SO into active servicein III. Fl ID He
tried then to get off on The score ,r aye,
but this was of Ioava3. Hel.ad been az.
cepted, and his representations on entering
Inc service were conclusive on that subject
The old gentleman. accordingly, is in for
the three years. Mad. .Io4ruGL
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

Folks are getting married in Boston
at fearful rate. The city register issued
twenty six licenses on Saturday, the big.
gest days work ever done 10 one day, ex-
cept one. II is generally understood that
the winter is to be cold one.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16


I- Confederate currency has so de
preciated that the Richmond people say,
"f'you 60 to the market, you have to take
yanr money in the basket, and to carry
home your beef IN the pocket book"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

,D- The Washington Republican says
there are fifteen thousand prostitutes in
that city. Verify, the republican promises
tos1'restore us to the purity of the fathers
are being beautifully fulfilled. a.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

wlt has been thought that people are
degenerating, because they don't live as
longs az in thu days Of Methuselah. But
nobody can afford to live long at the cur
rent prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

20 The twenty new wooden vessels of
war, Tor which the machienry is now build
ing, are to be named as follows: Hassalo,
Iahgayata, Mosholu, Illinois, Mordumin,
" atuma, Pissotqua, Keosauqua. Contoo-
cook, keewaydln, Pushmatah, Querriena,
oudleost, Minnetowaka, Ontario, Ante
tam, java, Wilelamento, Quinsegamond.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

A FULL and complete assortment OF Telden's Flu
IA Id and Solid Extracts, for sale by
@ WOOD d BRO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-16

MIXTURE FOR CoUGH OR CcLD.-Take
one ~teacupfpl Of faxseed and soak it all
n'ght. In the morning put, into kettle
TWO quarts of water, handful Of liquorice
root split up, one quarter Of pound of
raislns broke in half. Let all boil until
the strength is thoroughly exhausted; then
add the fiaxseed which las been previously
soaked. Let all boil half an hour or more,
watching and string that it may not burn.
Then strain and add lemon juice and sugar.
, 1863-12-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.
[special Dispatch to the Chicago Trib'

[spectal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Lor1s. Dec. 6, 1868.
Several days ago the Secretary OF the Union
Merchants Exchange, J. h A2cxnnder, ad-
dressed rcmonstrance to Gen. Allen, chief
Quartcrmaster of the West, against the
threatened sizure Of hay, unless the Govern
mcnt was freely supplied by dealers ut $500
per ton
The response Of Gen. Allen is 4 ecathing
exposure Of the combination Of spectators,
who cndeavored to swindle the producers
and impose on the Government, by running
up the price fifty per cent, in less than q
fortnight.
The General says that be did not contem-
plate forcible impressment, but TINT tho
order lns nevertheless worked well in bring
ing to his notice ynst quantities Of hay On
the Ohio River mad elsewhere, offered to him
ut the price fixed BY the advertisement He
hns in his graep already, Go,00 tons Of hay,
sufficient to supply the armies Of the West
for 6ix months This fact shows very con-
clugircly that the spectators IRE defeated.
Mrs, Trustcn Polk and family left here by
permission Of the Provost Marshal, this af.
ternoon, for sandusky, to visit her husband
prisoner Of war, Ill In that place.
The library Of Thomas C. Reynolds, pre-
tended Governor of Missouri, was sold at
auction this evening. It WIS quite valuable.
Judge Primm Of the Criminal Court, decl.
dcd to-day that United States stamps arc
not reqrrcd On dcpositions used in criminal
cases.
Orders hyc havc been received here to dis
continue permits to rebel prisoners to re-
cclve delicacie> from outside friends.
Mrs. Shields \, rabid seccsh woman from
st. Joseph, was shipped off to Dixie to-dny
, 1863-12-09
The WAR TN TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE, Dec. 5.-The siege Of Knox
vile ia raiscd, and Longstrcet with his army,
in full retreat towards Virginia. It virtually
terminated yesterday, when, ut an carly hour
the advance guard Of our rcinforcements,
under Gen. Sherman, arrived The enemy,
during the past few days, kept up an active
show TO proloag tho siege or renew the as
sent out By General Fierroe found their works
empty. 4 few descrtcrs were brought In,
who report that the main body moved of
after dark last night, leaving the rear guard
and Pickcts in their rifle-pifs to fall back ut
tTo T. the morning. and 3ein tho remainder,
battleE short distance cast Of the city. This
ruse 17as adopted to prevent their premature
nbondermcnt Of their picket line. - =.
Gen. Shackleford, with cavalry Is already
In pursuit and close upon their rcar. Prls-
operB and deserters are continually arriving
In sounds Of ten to twenty.
The delivcFance and occupation Of East
Tennessee is considered finally settled by the
events Of this campaign.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
NEW YonK, Dec. 8.-Rebcl accounts from
the Richmond papers OF tho 5th:
DALTON, Ga. Dec 4.-Gen. Leadbeatcr a.
rived yesterday from Knoxville, which point
he left Inst Sunday. Gen 1ougstrect had on
the same day made an unsuccessful attack
treating towards Virginia. Hooker and
Sigers Corps arc reported to be advancing
on Knoxville and Loudon, and will probably
follow Longsircet or enter North Carolina.
Firing was heard yesterday IN the direction
Of Cleveland, which is supposed to DO rom
Wheeler's caVl1IJ.
DALTON, Ca, Dec. 4.-Latest accounts rep
resent that Longftrect, with part Of his
command, made an unsuccessful attatk on
tai r. %1n,S
, 1863-12-09
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