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wsek Contains .Ae iolo~.uz:
IIFsDIVG ARTICLES: The Union =. fl Yves
The Hlryand Address; Back aud White Once
M.re, TIE Rebel Rams 30 re ana what I1sce
ury; or Rel. 'sifh france Gen. Rotrc-sns
Eatlni end ssancc; tle,mosynary movement
t. ti-.ia.s; .-l.orlal Paragraphs.
u..wAR NEWS syM'iARY. Prom Gen heiaes
Amy from Cen Lans's army 'roiA Gen
0r40' army ron Gel Hlim9.cs , army :
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III GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V.FROA WASHINGTON. Special Dl'Pa.che' to
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W..MAss MEETING or YOUNG ME-
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Io. Forecs; Failure Of tho Sabine Psss E1Tedi'
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.ts. LOUIS Hospi,li Conception q Aefroes
spo4asnce Of The y Y. Tribune.
VII. T'.z slgGE Og CHARLESTON: chaf'eI,ou a;
t-e,er,y q. Our foI9ss; w; 70 toh, WesIe'
~. Of a Rs'ei slse1rlne in Fort 5mpkia,; Steady
AG.ance Of our Worksi Gen. Oillgon Con
ga.ni.,9.y Oder. Corespoadense Of Tie y. I.
IL FfOM VICXsBUHG: Couespondence o'The Ny.
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x.FRoA CAIRO AND BELOW; corc'poniraos
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CUMBERLAND.
XII. FROM KENTUCKY: Correspondence. Of The n. Y.
1Ibune.
Kill. LITTER FROM OUR SPECIAL ConRE-
srOSDENI WITH The ARAi on TIE
POTOMAC.
NV. GREAT BATTLES IN GEORGIA: Rebel Attack
on Rosec.ansi Bisgg has 10000 Men Fehoo'
Fighting for Two Days kosser.ns kenes,. to
Good Positions The PIospeei. Cheering, Further
"Details Of the Ores, Battles. Brssg Reenioreed BY
Iopgstre.t aud Ewell; Desperate Assaults by the
Rebes, They are HepGsed with Dreadful s.gsa
ter.
". .Ogv. THOMAS ATTACKED ON MONDAY:
lie Handsomely Repel. the Enemy; Roseegans's
Entire Army Concentrated; Our Troops in a
Strong Position; Another Attack Kxpectedi Our
Army Ready 70 Msetit
YV THE MAINE ELECTION: Lsest Additions and
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XVII. bows IN TENNESSEE. By Edmund Krss.
XVIII NEW PUBLICATIONS. Drspers Intellectual De
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SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
New York Dan

New York, Dec. 10.
Gen. Meagher IS net prisoner, as was
reported.
The rebel Congress met on Monday at
Richmond. Bills were introduced to
prevent the employment of Substitutes.
A Mobile despatch reports the Yam.
KEGS were defeated by Gen. Green a,
Plaquamine, Louisiana, with loss OF
2,UO0 men, on the eth of November
Navigation of the river is virtually
closed.
Ga the 2eth 900 Yankee cavalry were
driven to Pert Hudson, thirteen killed
and two wounded.
Charleston dates of the eth report no
change. A slow fire is kept up. Shells
were thrown IN to the city on Monday
night and Tuesday of last week.
The Richmond Enquirer of the sth
protects against allowing any mote pro-
Visions to come the Yankee prisoners.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitu.
tion.
~, ~ -

Proposed Amsndmsnt to the Constitu-
tion.
New York, Dec. 10.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the following is the act, of which Mr..
Wilson, of Iowa, gave notice on Monday
in the House
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
OF representatives of the United States
of America 10 Congress assembled, two
thirds of both Houses concurring, that
the following article be proposed to the
Legislatures of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, which, when ratified by
three-f ourths of said Legislatures, shall
be valid to all intents and purposes as a
part of the said Constitution, namely:
Article l3, Sec. l. Slavery being in
compatible with free government. is for.
ever prohibited in the United States and
involuntary servitudc shall be permitted
only as punishment for crime.
Sec. g Congress shall have full power
to enforce The foregoing section of the
article by appropriate legislation.
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baahiag = sos;stiss shsll correspond viii
the duties On other cirenlations md do
posits.
He thinks for The present, 1t least,
some Discrimination ID favor Of the NJ :
tional associations may be properly I'd.
mitted in consideration Of the indispsn.
sable importance Of national currency
not adopted only like U s. notes to tenn.
porary emergencies, but permanent in il
very nature and adequate to al demand.
OF business, and cipable. at no distant pc.
Rod of being made equal and convertible
IN coin, and therefore its real representa-.
tive and equivalent.
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Synopsis oftac Secretary Of the Treas.
ury's Report

New York, Dee. 10.
In submitting to the consideration q
Congress the report of the state of III,
finances, the Secretary of the Treasur,
has much satisfaction in beng able 4
say In general that the operations Of tb,
department entrusted 10 his charge have
been attended during the last fiscal YEA,
oy greater measure of success thap he
was led to anticipate at the CONNIE nce
ment. Notwithstanding the aid aft ord d
BY the additional issue of United Sta,es
notes under the joint resolutions of Jan.
uary, the Secretary had found it impossi
Die to prevent the gradual increase du-
ring the session of Congress in the
amount of unpaid acquisitions. Those
which were unsatisfed at the BEGINNING
OF the session were indeed discharged
ana large sums were applied to new de
manas Tor current disbursements, but the
asregate OF disbursements remaining nec.
essariiy unpaid increased steadily. not.
.wlihstsnding all efforts to prevent it, until
IL reached at the close OF the session the
Sun OF 81, III, lS9. The loan act and
the National Bank act were followed bv
an Immediate revival of public credit :.
success, quite beyond anticipa,ion crown
ed the Secretary's efforts to distribute the
o-2o loan In all parts Of the country. as
wei as evry other measure adopted by him
ior repienishing the Treasury. The result
was, within two m onths after the ad;ou,n.
ment OF Congress, the whole mass Of sus.
pended acquisitions. had been satisfied
mat all CURRENT demands should be
promptly met, and full provisions we've
made Tor the pay of the army and navy
During the remainder of the fiscal wear
no embarrsssments attended the Admin.
is,ration of the finances, except those
which are inexplcable from vast expen.
ua'ures. 1t is gratifying to be able to state
mat during the last year the total dis.
oursement did really exceed, while The
increase Of public debt did not equal The
estimates admitted to Congress bv the
secretary at the last session.
Thus while it was then estima,aa ,ho.
the public debt Of June 30th. 1864 wonld
reach the sum of 81, l22. 297. 403 ito 90.
iu a amount on that day was $ | ,oss. 7g3-
iSl, and willie the disbursements for
the year were estimated at Sl93, 346 3sl
the real total was STA, 7o9, 995, while
the receipts from other ordinary sources
o. revenue thus closely correspond with
.he estimates, or largely exceed them. and
the receipts from internal revenue have
alone disappointed expectations, expert.
enee has demonstrated it's error. The
estimate was $50. 45s. 800, while the 90.
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81 receipts vere e37 .64(1. 781. a ~

tual receipts were e37, $40. 1877. part
~ this deficiency may be attributed to
the imperfect execution Of the law, and Z
part to the change made in IL BY Congress
after the estimate was made, bat il Is not
probable Is has in either case operated t.
reduce the receipts SO that the revenue
from this st source would have exceeded
half the estimated amount. 1t is clear
that the law, uniess materially amended,
will not produce the revenue expected
from it.
The following is the Secretary's esti-
mate Of receipts and expenditures for the
next wear:
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CGsVGEsESSEO.V:EE.
xxxvIrrsh coMGREss--.rirst Session


Washington, Dee 10.
SENATE-Foster gave notice of bill
to encourage enlistments on the military
quotas OF the several States.
Sumner gave notice of bill to repea
all acts for the return Of fugitive slaves.
Adjourned till Monday.
Houss-Fenton gave notice of his in
ientl3n 10 introduce bill to facilitate the
payment of tounties due on account of de.
ceased soldiers.
% motion of Wash burne, it was resolv.
ed when the House adjourned to dav it
be Till Monday next.
Pendetcn, of Ohio, gave notice of his
intention to admit to seats upon the floor
of the Senate and House Of Repren,a.
tlves members of the Cabinet, with the
right to debate upon matters appertaining
to business OF their departments, respect
lively.
The memorial of Thos. w. mcclure.
NJ. U from the 4th District of Missouri.
WAS referred to the Committee on Flee.
tons.
fhe speaker laid before the House the
annual report of the Secretary of the
Treasury on Finances.
Tue House proceeded to the election
of Chaplain. Eleven candidates were
pleced In nomination. Before the result
was announced, numerous gentlemen
chlnSed their votes for leading candi-
dates, namely: Rev. W Ii. Claiming.
OF The Unitarian Church, Washington,
and Rev. Bishop Hopkins. of Vermont
Bishop Hopkins received 55 votes, and
Mr.. Channing &c votes. The ether
votes scattered among other candidates
Channiug was declared elected.
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More about the Chesapeake.
New York, Dec. 10,

The identity of the pirates who captur,
ed the steamer Chesapeake, of this city,
is still unknown. 1t is believed that some
oil them have come from Canada to Port
land, aud there embarked on board 70,
this port. They knew all the facts. and
were, therefore, able to direct the opera.
tons OF persons who joined them.
The steamer Potomac, belonging to H
i Cromwell d Co., owners of the Ches.
peake, will start to-day in pursuit.
The Government has commissioner
The Potomac. and will be armed and fur.
nished with a fighting crew at the navy
yard.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to Times.

j
Washington. Dec. 9.
Meade's army is quietly encamped in
Culpepper county, an the south bank of
the Rappahannock.
Lee occupies his old position at Orange
C. H., his advance line guarding the
Rapidan fords. The pickets are again on
friendly terms, but little duelling and few
casualties on either side.
Bushwhackers are beginning to swarm
again on our flank aud rear.
JEFF. Davis issued his annual message
to the rebel Congress Monday. The doc
umen, is mournful over deserters. and
says Lees army does not exceed 80 900,
and is raising huts for winter quarters
along the line of the Rapidan.
Made will soon be relieved of his
command. His successor has not yet been
appointed; however. it is known that the
President and Mr.. Chase fsvors the res
toration OF Hooker, while the Secretary
of War besitates between him and Thorn.
as. In the event of Thom4s taking COM
mand, the general impression is that
tooket VIII succeeu III cOmmanu OF the
Army OF the Cumberland
There is no truth in the rumor that
Pleasanton has been assigned to the com.
msnd of the Army of the Potomac. Ii
has been determined TO reorganze that
army.
Speaker Coliax is busily engaged in
making up his committees. There is a
great pressure for positions on the Com
mittee of Ways and Means. 1t will be
sell; cted with unusual care. Colfax is
alive to the Importance of placing upon
/ the best financial and business talent in
the House. 1t is probable Stebbins,
elected as Democrat, and conceded to
be one of the most skillfs bankers in New
York, will be offered place in the com
mittee made vacant by Corning's resgna.
ton.
Stevens will retain his position a;
Chairman Of standing committees.
Material changes may be made. Hon
W. D. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, viii
probably .be Chairman Of the House Nsva
Committee.
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Especial to Post. |
Washington, Dec. 10

Mr.. Ashley will introduce into Con-
gress an important bill at an early day
providing that the free States may recruit
to fill their quotas in the rebel States,
offering such bounties as they may
please.
1t is supposed Wsshburne, of Illinois,
will be Chairman of the Committee on
Commerce in the House, and Schenck,
Chairman of the Military Committee.
The Floyd bonds case will come up in
the Court of claims to-day.
Fenton will probably be put on Com
mittce of Ways and Means. if he desires
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Fire on North River,

View I ork, Dec. 10.
Yesterday afternoon the canal boat
Cora Campbell, loading with hay at Bulk.
head, between pier So and "a, at the foo,
OF Charles street, North River. caught
fire from spark from stove pire. The
bre spread rapidly and in short time ex
tended from vessel to vessel, until i
reached pier No. 81, enveloping about
twenty i've vessels in one sheet of flames
The bremen worked we'll, but were una.
be TO 60 more than stay the spreading
devouring element. The vessels on Ere
were nearly all totally DESTROYED.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

pATCHELoR.5 celebrated HAIR DYE is The Best
l. ~ tAs BorEa The Only Harra{ess Trns ard ReEs
sst< Dye Anorn Iht- spisnaid Basf Dyeis Perfect
changes ket. hasy Gray HAIR Instantly TO G5Lassy
Bic & or Nesfrai BrsEs without .uJurpg the Hal. Of,
stairtg The SKIN, leaving the Hair Soft aud Bxa
larts ire vitality, tfaa-ntls restoring its
color. aud Sreslres the III elects Bad Uy~s The
Lrn aue ~ sighed WILLIAM BATcHLLos all or hers
mere tniEStoux. .houd oe zr0idet. s<y4d bx
slI Druggists. &C. FACTBRY-si haRnLsY-~TR.r1
sex aVrr. bATeHg1of's kKs ToILsT ERE.n ron
DRkssiss THE HAIR. iysdswfy
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The public sale of damaged cape wool
this noon was not very largely attended.
ttil enough were present to invite CON-
petition. The prices realized we're very
high, and exceeded expectations. The
wool was for and on account of underwri-
tiers The whole Offering sold at prices
ranging from 22 to SO for that 10 bales.
and the loose wool, which was very bad.
ly Damaged, Has.
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lndiananolis. Dec. 10.

The July interest on Indiana stocks,
which the State Agent, Auditor and
Treasurer, declined paying because the
Legislature failed to make appropriations
will be paid after the 10th inst, at Win
ston. Lamer d Co.'S Banking Office, New
York, Gov. Morton having arranged with
them to advance the necessary funds; also
for interest due January next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

4 France says Ill the p,wefs, except
Austria hass acesdsd 70 tho cah for :
Congress.
sBresdstuffs firm and unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet and steady. Consols for
money 99f. American securities frmer.
Sugar still advancing.
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S-T-I8eO-X.
Brakes Plantation Riffers.

they purity. str.ugih 81 aud iuvigorsts
They create h@sllht appetite.
They 81 sbtIdote 20 chznge of water and diet.
lacy oE-rgIsB~ Effects Vtafssipaiea and tate hoars
They strengthen The - abd etfven the mind
lseY preYvnt mis-msiic aut Intermittent f-sess
The pnfis he breath ard acialty Of TIDE stomach.
faeY Dy.p- psis and 10 ~tpsion.
They care DisTshes Gh"iers Gno Cho%rA 1orAus.
They cure L,KeF comp iAiut AID Servuas Headache.
Toes ar TIE s--t hiii-rs 10 the wvrt5. ites msh,
the sesk msn str ns and exhausted natures
great rrsioref. Ires male Of par. GToik
ubrALed Cb'tsaya tsafk Ahd herb4 aad
fAkrn stih he iEA>aFs ~ trseta2e. w3het gard
VI sge Or kline ~ a@t Particularly recon ned y
dtiieate pTr'eas r-4arins gent slim aHE. sole by
srccr*s, ifrgsgss1s. Heels and .i9ous
DSAAB y ~ ~ bf9ss raY. S@w-forR
said cy andrew y Niikiasou
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John Morgan in Kentucky.
Louisville, Dec. 10,

The Journal has adyices, which il
credits, that the rebel General Morgan
was in Cumberland county, KY, on the
morning Of the 9TH. in company with FIVE
of his officers, proceeding towards Dixie.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, Dec 10.
The Etna. from Liverpool, 18th,
Queenstown,26 10Th. arrived here this morn.
ing.
Cabinet councils arc held almost dailv
In London. Russell was present.
Russia's reply to The invitation Of Con
gress is received. 1t asks for the sub
jecls to ts discussed.
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a NEGLECTED. CoueH, Coin, AN In
lkiTAtko on sore IHReAT II allo we'd
TO pfosrsss res uiis in serious Pui,non
Ary nrbs meal and Asshfnatic Diseases
y tehsimes ineusable. bRowsS BsoH
cal iRoeHxs reach direct Nfie at
Iiectrd parts. ami Il &c alma. Nm medi.t-
gsesieI. For BSoNGHfrIs. AsruM. o.
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ttoehfs are use H. fuBtsU sPEAK-
Is and riSsIRs should have The
re- b to cfss+y and sIrer vfGan Is i.
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BROWNS
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AND
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prescribe BY Ppysicians ard Surgeons In The Arm,.
ard have received testimonials iom many enl ine OF
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United States most Foreign countries 1T rs csLts
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