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AUCTION SALES.
Ry GREENs& NILLIAXs. Auctionesr,

BY HREENs& WILLIAMS. Auctoneers.
E7RGSTEE's SALE o. THRhE-sTORY BRICK
UwELLIsG HOUSE oH CAPITOL diLL.-By virtue
OF deed IN trust. beariug date January l7th IS9,
md recGrd.a i. liber A. = No i72. foios 25p t
seq one of the land r-cords of Wasliinston county
L. O., all sell at Public Auction. in front of the
premises, IN TUESDAY, the 9th day of October,
ISIS, ats o'clock p. m, the following described
premises:
All that certain piece Of land lying in the city Of
Warrington District of Columbia, snown 81 the
north pa, Of Lot No IS. in Square No 7s5 bounded
Fourth street east 81 feet ~ inches; sonth OF thu
north On the line Of Fourth street 81 set "a nchss
ley; thence south the line Of said alley 8! feet 24
ginning exec ptng and rsser wing from the premise
above described alley about fact wide an 1 ~
ieet in Length in the S0uthw west corner Of said
premises Also excepting a strip Of land AZ inches
in width Running across the south line of said lot
The premises above described are improved by
three story brick dwelling house, and situated
near The corner of north and Fourth street three
squares north of the Capitol grounds.
Terms: One third cash balance in equal pay
ments at six, twelve. and eighteen months, to be
secured by deed of trust on the pre- misses.
CopveyancinR At the cost OF tie purchaser
If the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days after the SALE the Trustee the right
to re sell the risk and cost of the rst pure haser
On giving three days notice of such resale.
j. T. STEVENS Trustee,
se l5eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Auctrs.
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AMuSEM ENTS

THIS EVENING

THIo EF ENINt,
= only Benrat OF ths tslenied and pop ,lar young
tdiAD. Mr.. HARRY CLIFFORD La n.sat
positively O. tie GH0Sf unly zppasranca of the
isscipatinE. young and beautiful perfor lie
d A1E1TA HAfEL. Only appear anc. ithroux Oh
ths seurtssy Of ar Sim of tho ;ansaroury Hall, ]
OF Miss BILLIE F0WLBn, Premier D-n.euss OF
FOWLER. PrimA HallArins of the Tacon Theatsr
Havana. only her hfte sppearance in America ]
Mr.. HEORas r. EDE3uN. Suffo vo:a.ist and
Comedian. Th. ever popular Ethiopian DelineAsor,
D1Ck PARKER has also kisni5ed his willingness
to appear Also, the charming F..ca:iais and en-
rspta Ir Danasusss, the FORREST 81 ST ERs Tae
reIiormance will meIss with the gfori ous srcs
the Forrest sistors. Go aie banjo sn,, by Dick
Parker. tbs SPECTRE OF MlUHIGHr. Dances
by the Sisters Fowler. Sung hy e. g. f. -ason
Mile Marietta RA<el on the fisbt HOPE To con
clude with the best version Of JACK EHEPPAED,
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From the Army of the Potomac

TiuH tHt ArH1y OF the F0tomac.
HEApQUARTERs ARMY OF THB Potomac,
Sept. ls.-Nothing of importance has occurred
to-day. Our position on the Rapidan remains
unchanged.
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs oPgIoR.)
"A Corner Of and Ttnesty- -sscosd streets. )
Washiu 0ton ID Ct An INST X Iaea I
Au 2&H

HgG0 BARTRL's 1IHE ARr GALLHRY--26s'
Pepn. avsnse, vhsrsscarts de Iisitss are taken
ssdded ,nev back grounds sndl sseasry TO his Gal
lery s now prepared 70 salt the most tidions
'bes the numeer.269, ss hI pictures are admfrsA
By all lovers OF the srts efai sllW ss0s % fImsa1
OARGAINs, BAlA4IHS--G Great beigains. ead
sS1fRS. = HH' 10 ssvsasS 4! ssssesM =
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FORD'S NE" THEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE r.

TENTH STREET. ABOVE E.
JOHN T.f0RD..-....-...m I. Manager and Proprietor
SATURDAY. Sept 10.
Two GRAND PERFORMANCES,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Last appearance of celsbr ated eccentric Comedian
MR. @ HARLES WHEATL TLEIGR,
in the Comedy entitled
A MODEL OF A WIFE.
Last representations Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
TONIGHT, at z O'Clock.
~ MONDAY, Sept. q. the heautiful and an.
eom piis:,sd Cnmedienne, MISS MAGGIE MITCH
ELL vi appeaT In her com pspon play to Fanchon
entitled LITTLE BAREFOOT, translated from the
original German text By the author of The
Cricket" II
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A nARKET fAhM FOR eALs-Or kzchongs in
rate OF cuii.a,ion conts ming between 81 and 81
aeIes. 10 acres in wood; good Frame House, con.
tanning 10 rooms Eecessary outoutldi1gf; hue
thrifty orchard OF young bearing peach trees with
other fruit trees, never failing sping of exc.i-
fTfm Wsssinps stnn citv in rinc soos: mus.
Md in q healthy location A Dairy Farm rould be
made out OF the place aud IN esd ~ could be 10 sds
and hay enough raised for this purpose. The owaer
not bs,ug able to attend to pis,e is his r.
for selling For fu.t particulars address Bo (
No. 2S6 W Mashiugton City Post Once HR lz-Ius
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n o L l c E

NOTICE. "a
" GREEN Il WILLIAMS ~
Esz woule respec tiuliy inform the !
customers snd the public in general that
they have Just received taeir
FALL STOCK OF FURNITURE. CARPETS, OIL
CLOrHS. CKOCxERY and GLASSWARE,
consisting In part. to wit:
Plush, Hep. aGd Hair cloth Parl.r Suites in Wal.
nut and Mahogany
Walnut and Mahoeany Marble top Centre Tables
Walnut and Mahogany Rockers, Easy and Side
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top sideboards and
Bureaus
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobes and
Washssauds. hat Trees. and all siz ss of Exten-
sion Trbes
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram, and =. her Carpets
large sssortner of Oilcloths of ySrious widths
Glass and CrockeTy Ware of every description
Also, the largest assortment OF Gilt Frame Mirrors
that can be found in the city
And ali ether kinds OF House Furnishing Goods of
every description.
Ali persons wishing to purchaGe will do we'll to
ook for themselves before buying elsewhere, as
We are prepared 10 sell ct the lowest cash prices.
Terms positively cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
No. 526, corner seventh and D streets north.
RfpS-IN,fO
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LNARM FOR RENT-A small Farm A miles from
4 Washing ton. Dwelling tl2 roorns), with out
he uses, orchard and sarden. without the land II
desired. For Particulars apply through P. o.
j ID BOX 3t4 a1r,r
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EDUCATIONAL.

a BHooKgvILLE ACADEMY,
"A BOARDING sCHUuL FOR B,ys, in quiet.
healthy vi''sge, % miles from Wsshinssou oy tae
Broolevi!is, Md. E. B. PREFTyAAN. a. NJ.
So W i'm Principal
N1Isa BRoOEE's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Nl Boar-ine ami Day Schno; No. $50 Penn = ,
seven s:u;idIuss The pin.h year and savsn eenth
seni-snngsi session Of this Ias.itusi2n M viii com.
can be obtsined al the bookstores and Of the Prin
eiral se Ia Smf
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.

IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
Suffers WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING Il CO.'S
CONCE ENTRATED CLAM
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOB
THEIR TRADE.
1t sells very rapidly and is the most economical
article Of diet for the oicers Itis prepared
In one minute, and makes most delicious Sou , or
Chowder.
It lis highly recommended By Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For iale BY
HARBOUR sEMMRS, Sole Agents,
65 Louisiana Ayenus,
ne 9 IL Wsshin gton. D O.
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LIMITED eTAfke $40 BONDS.
UNITED sTAfIS 7-30 FRIAsURY NOFls,
UNITED gTATEs COUPONS OF 1881,
UEITlD sTATEs CERTIFICATES OF IN
D1BTEDNE ESS.
Gold. Silver. Uncurrent Money, Kxehanss On al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
We are authorized to furnish SD Bonds at par
until the lst Of August next, when the privilege
OF eonv erSion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTENHcUsl, PANT & co.,
y7f Bankers, SS1 Penn avenue,
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. AHAs srx1H s1RlsY
VIM. u. Sim. ...-- sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
MISS CLARA FOWLER,
The Youthful and Beautiful Danseuse, late of Hsy.
mark ct Theater, London.
FEARFUL, MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE,
THE GHOST!
IN The THRILLING Drama,
THE SHADES OF DEATH!
Second week of the Earopssn Dsnseuse,
MISS MILLIE FOWLER
The Accomplished songstress and Danseuss
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER.
The Perfect Formed lmpsrsonator Of statuary,
MISS FANNIE WILSON.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY
EXCELSIOR CORPS OF ooMEDIANsl
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twonty Ave and afty cents. Doors open
att O'Clock; performances ct O'Clock. ss146t
vARIETiEsl vARiETIEsl
Fronting Ptnnsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
THEGEEAT AMUSEMENT TEMPLE.
HOUSES CROWDED-PUBLICDE
PAIL AND WINTER SEASON
ALL STARS OF ACKNOWLEDGED MERIT.
ASTARTLlNG SENSATION CREATED
HTHREE 6PEOTRES or THE DEAD.
bSsHADOWB or THl GRAVE.
~GHOST! GHOST!~
SOR, THE MURDERER'S DUOM,~
~PHANTOMS OF DEATH va
LIMA WINDILL, the world-famsd Danseuss
MONS. BAPTlsT1N, the great dancer OF the
present. day, the Plrilian tutor.
LlZ2iE SCHULTZ, compeer in beauty Of al the
fascinatips dancers.
EMMA MILLS. tbs beautiful Dsassuse.
The beautiful and fascinating Vocalist, Miss ADA
TxSMAN.
.Imna Marsh Eliss Florence. Addie johnson,
Maggie Wilson, Mise Boss, Miss Ranor, Miss Hem
rissts. Jim Budvorth, Johnny Mack Dick Wat
kins, Harry Raypor
RoAiN AID GRsoIAE sTiTuAar By Miss MAZORA
ARNOLDI. who far esliDses all others in personal
form and beauty; who has bsen engaged ct the
principal theaters throughout the unitsd States.
~ ~GHOST.w
- GHOST! GHOST! GHOST IA
"WEDNESDAY YAFPkRNOOOE-Ladiesa and Gen.
tlsn EMS Matinee. The G host" viii bs performed
Althe great artists appear. se 4-6t.
M UsICAL XNTRRTAINhBNT
11 livery EYEN1NG AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN,
No $50 g s.snsf,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
THIS POP ULAR TIL EATER,
NEWLY 8 BUILDING,
WILL OPEN IN A SHORT TIME,
FOR THE COMING SEASON,
with the
EMINENT COMBINA TION.
+. L. DAVENPORT,
j. W. WALLACK,
MRS. FARREN,
COMPANY OF RARE EXCELLENCE.
~ TIE Opening Performance will be announced
in Q few days. sel9tf
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i ooaPFRoLIEk 81 rai SuRk1hoY SuRk1h 81 Z

COMPTROLLER or TH1 oURRfNoY.
WASH BIaGfos, July Is, laSs.-Whersas, BY satisfse-
been made 70 appear that the 9irst National Bank
Of Washington, In the county Of Washington and
District Of Columbia, ~ been duly organized under
and according TO the requirements Of the sct Of
Congress entitled An act to provide national
stocks, and to provide for the circulation end
denption thereof" approved February 49, lS6s, and
has implied with all the provisions Of said act re.
suired to be complied with before commencing the
D1Sne', M 20 Of Bssling u.ouu., o.,
OF the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
First National Bank of Wsshington, county Of
Warrington and District Of OoluIn bia, Ia author
i,ed to commence the business Of Banking under
In testimony whereof witness my hand
H. and seal Of OH ce this 18th day Of July 1885,
HUGH AoOULLOOH,
yI7d2m Com rroIlar of ths Onrronrx
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.-rhe Herald
OF yesterday says: Money Is easy; call loans
about six per cent, with less disposition oE the
part of bankers TO make dificuitiis about eoi-
Iaterals The banks will pay S3,5Da,o ool fnTo
the Sub-Treasury TO morrow under TIE rec eat
negotiation, and some of them profess 70 bs un-
easy about the supply Of greenbacks. The as
sociation will, however. have more currency
ON hand after paying this call than it ha. be.
tore the negotiation was made. Jhere1s nothing
IN the financial prospect which can be regard.
"a as foreshadowing an active money ma-Set
Gold opened at 1913 this morning. but den on
10 1872, closing at 1879, Exchange was n5Ea
every one is willing to SELL One cause of the
dulness OF the bullion market is the closing up
of the bear interest, A few days sinas bear
contracts we're pending for not lass than
6fO, 0.0opaS12 900 QUO Of gold. We presums
hat at present the whole street ID not silnrti .
million. IL therefore, we should receise good
news from Charleston or any other apoint, tho
decline would be more marked than il was Whenl
the last good news came to hand.
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CHARLEs L. oUDEsLUYs,
No. 81 sourH GAY srsEEr,
BALTIMORE,
Has in store and ofers for aale
100 barrels OHIO REorifisD wHIskY. two years
In store,
10 barrels firon bound) very superior RYI
WHISKY, mount Vernon" brand,
36 barrels very superior OLD RYE WHIsKY four
to ave years old &. j -l.s rs .s~s. ~
Also, Agents for Tennsnt's Well Park Brewery.
Glasgow. Scotland, from whom he receives
direct consignments Of DOUBLE STRONG
EAnd xxx PORTER, In sints. r.
Also, for raIe- - .
Harmony's SHERRY WINE,
Fine HAVANA sBGARB, rsa~T esE
FIRB.PKoof SAFES and MON EY BOX ss1 ~
pIPBR HElDsIKoK go IA 4 - 80 80.
oHAMPAdNE.4 jsbA ,,s 6.
500 Baskets, quarts and Pints. on hand and for
sale ut agents, prices bv = : Sc 5SE s3&fg
JOHN 2. BOYLE q co., ,.
susl I'm kExehancs Plass. Baltimore. Nd. 3.
CAas., AZ 4s|ssl,1. sls1rHa $50 s'''n's''s'', = s.'
CROP AT eNIrHB, ,lee ssvsnsA street. tosst
- you Cleaning. @NN@@s UN
, 1863-01-12


lepe>'a' eo''ee p'sasuse VI sae cn'eago tt'onne.j
rhe m,t,nc of sno.r f-or;, tsa r,,n,se, ,oso'
nov rei1ncea IN s;1nn1a nroca:s .aa,,,-,,1, -
1,ttlo slil1 and on1v ora1nar1 49, A. -
49, ..-a.,.. ea , eAs' a. VI
1ae competitors iof 1ne premiums agree
in regard to 1t. The seed Of the corn
'rnust he in the doncb state and, fro,,
.1.1t .,a,o ~ = .es..f,s. ~ n 1.ou
taas uae oat 10 sai.aote 70 worh. Corn
after 1t Is frozen, will make good sugar, but
the moIasses derived from this frozen corn il
rr,v x,,roh,a for .;r arr = ~ 5;.t,,.t;e, ,.a.
oA'J 'Ae ~ 'tAesal ~ uistlat'on, hence
it Is not prohtablc to lave 1t Frozen The
cane is better to be stripped, cut, and worked
the samc dav The in,cc ia hoi,od ~ +h;,+,:
ss:sa ss e san.ans p.n,n. ~ .,.,.,. ,. . " ~ 1A
nine degrees, banme, when 1t Will In all cases
gtanulate, and soon form what is called mush.
Tint is surar and molasses about half of Each
Th,e 10 erst ,,,+;.1,. a,,,,o, .,a ~
'Aua - A,e' p'u ''a4.5 o''Anso 'au .neu put III
sacks and pressed In q common cider mill to
offset tho remainder Of the mo1asses n w;,,
dro,n ont IN fine f, exros,,r;,, T., -..,-. -.
The most economical xay Is to prcss;t - , .ner ner
,rcss,,u q ;s e,,rood o,t f,~ a...
Y :. 40 sp'e''o out t'f oAy Vt t"o 70
af5. Inc very nnc specimens from Schuyler
, 1863-01-12

II 1ApAA IAE AZ L. 4stGulur -l0sIf it'll.
A letter from Thomas H. Dudley, United
States Consul at Liverpool, recently received
by gentleman Of Newark, states that there
arc now in that port some fifty vessels, thirty
OF which are designed to run the blockade
aud carry material help to the rebels. Mr..
Dudley writes also that four privateers are
building at Liverpool, whence they will soon
oe let loose to prey upon our commerce, af-
ter the fasbion Of the Alabama. A fifth vessel
OF Hike description, an0designcd for similar
services, Is building at Glasgow.
The same letter states that there are now
living, in Liverpool, some three hundred rebel
tiamilies-principally Of liberal means and lab
lts-Who arc uatiring in their efforts to man
ufacture social Sentiment antagonistic to
the Union. csusc; and 1t is added that, to a
considerable e1 tent, these exlles actually give
shape and tone TO the social opinions Of That
great mart: This information fully confirms
the remark Of Mr. Dayton, In one Of his
dispatches to Mr. Seward, in September1ast,
that Europe Is full OF cnissaries, male and
female, from the South, who think of nothing
else, and 'apeak Of nothing else, but the best
means Of promoting the rebel cause. In this
respect the rebels have had us at an adval-
tage from the start, chiefly because Of their
superior earncstncss, but also because Of their
pecnliarS political training, qualifying. them
for just this sort Of service which Slldc1l, Nh
son q Go. are now performing. .-.;:::::'':' !: :
, 1863-01-12

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune. ]
ST. PAUL, Ainn.- Jan: s, 1868.
Tho Star City Of the Northwest sits as a
queen, In her winter livery, on the Nlitcrock
Cliff Of the Upper Mississippi, with crescent
crown Of high hills and elegant private resi-
dences. The weather has been warm and &C.
nial precipitation, resulting in rain, instead
Of snow. Within tho memory Of the oldest
inhabitant, there has been In Minnesota no
such winter as the present-rcsular March
weather. freczingat night nnd thnwin. during
the day, until the 1st Of January, when, In
honor Of the new year, Or, perhaps, as an ex-
preston Of disgust, with the mighty crimes
enacted, requiring blood as the price Of re-
demption, on q thousand battle fields, it con
tinued thawing all night.
On Sunday evening there was slight FILL Of
snow, covering the ground with its ficecy
robes, and as tho moon shonc forth brightly
1t seemed almost as Ightas day. It WIS one
Of the glorious nights seen only in Northern
latitudce. Last night there was sudden
change, and today tho weather is clear and
cold, under cloudless sky-a fair specimen
Of winter day in Minnesota
:. The Legislature is to meet to-day. Nearly
n1l the members ore In the city. Ajoint can
Gus Of the Republicans Was held at tho Capitol
lust night, at which E. D. Sherwood was nom
mated for Speaker Of tue House. and Judge
, 1863-01-12


/ The Emperor Alexander Of Russia met the
Mayors Of the communcs and villages at hos
COW, on the 25th Of November, and the 1Nord
gives the following account Of the interview:
The Empcror-Good day, my children. I
am glad to Gee you have given you liberty,
but-rray do not forget it-a Legitimate lib
erty, moi license. Therefore, above every
thing, require Of you obedience to the au-
thorit1cs hare instituted.
Peasants--We will obey them, your Impe-
rial Mnjesty.
Empcror-1 require Of you as well, that you
pay exactly the prescribed rents.
Pcasants-We will take care Of that, your
Imperial Majesty.
EMPEROR wish that In the place where
regulating charters are not yet drawn out,
they mny be at least finished By the time 1
have appointed.
Peataats-We will see tlis done, your tn
Emperor-When they lave been carried out
1ext-do not expect any fresh liberty or any
immunity. Do you understand MO:
teasants-Wc understand you, your Impc-
rial Majesty.
Empcror-Do not listen to reports whicl,
are circulating among yon. Believe in mt
words, and gsse no credit to contrary assur-
unccs.
peosants-We unlcrstund your ImpcrIa1
Mntcsty; VIC bo1icvu you and wo tiiank You.
Emperor Now, farcwe1l, and nlny God be
with you. f1.oud luxzns.
Tho Aort1 observes Tint In tho minds Of tho
rcnsants The words "frcsh liberty" nro tho
eynonlm Of "gratultous concesrion'' of tho
]nnds n'lotted to thctu by tLu uknso If u,nnsl.
ctratlo', md which are u bc given IL, exchange
for cortnin payment 10 tho rroprlutorn.
, 1863-01-12
:" a WORD TO FARMRRS

'.- Again We call the attention Of our agri~
cultural readers in the West to the claims
Of the Chinese Sugar Cane upon them as a
staple crop for I'LL the regions Of this coun-
try where the larger varieties OF the Indian
Com will mature. Thcsuccess that has at
tended recent efforts to manufacture crys-
talized sugar from the syrup tllat this cane
yields, is most t1attering; and four farmers
but do their duty to themselves and to their
country, within dve years, no matter how
the war terminates, oncof thcprincipal ar
tic1es of export from this State will be sugar
as perfect in its varieties as the commercial
world will demand. As long as the rebel
lion lasts and agriculturcis is depressed, the
cultivation Of the cane will be necessity
.nas no economical agriculturist can afford
to.ok ~ overlook Let every man do his share
-s.s e supplying the domestic demand,
ano ou' "1 It viii grow great results.
, 1863-01-12
Letter from Nccrctnry Re>vnr<l.

Letter from Nccrctnry Seward,
Il statement lias appeared IN IN many of tllc
public journals tu t!!v olItct tlmt sucrctnry
sownrd Ind written Irlters into tho ht!lwnu-
kcc Congressional District, ,counscI!ng tho d..
feat Of HIM. Jolh +. 1'ottor. III roply to
ILLS accusation MIR. sownrll llus sent tlle fol.
lowing letter to 0cn. Rufus King:
DErAnTnENr or 8rArE,
NA*HthHTtH, u. O., JIM. i. 1lb1.
DEAR s1n:. thank you for bringing to
newspapers Of Wisc"nutn 10 tue effect TINT,
during the recent election, wrote letters
Into the 1st Congressional District Of TINT
State, ca1'tiscllng tho defeat OF Hon. Johi,
T. Potter, who wNa tlle Republican cnndtdatc,
lnyc no hesitation In stating 10 you that
ever written lcttor, OF spokcna wnrd to
my person, near or fur off, designed to influ.
cncc any party, or nny.rortion, of:thc people,
IN casting their sutltngcs for President. Vic,
President, Governor, Senator, Congressman,
or other candidates; md this is trHe ercn Il,
rcgard to The State and Congressional district
in which live. 0fcourscl except from this
cs as I have nude to mass meetings, every Que
Of which, ! believe, WINS immediately md
widely reported at TIC lime. But think that
even these will be found novcr to myc been
censorions towards political opponents, and
know that they were always faithful 10 the
candidates Of tho purity, Of cause, in whose
name and service spoke and wrote.
During the period Of fifteen years which 1
bare reviewed, hare had the common for.
time Of public men, New friends have come
to my side, and old friends have fallen off from
me. I absolvc all such, and all correspon-
dents Of every class, Of oil obligations Of con
1dence towards INC, and give my full consent
TO the publication Of every line have written
and every word have spoken In relation to
candidates, campaigns, OF elections.
:. Yours, very truly,
WA. II. SEWARD.
, 1863-01-12
Intc from Georgia.

Nine gentlemen, all residents Of Whitfield
county, North Georgia, arrived In this city
last evening, having lied from rebel oppres-
sion: They crossed the Tennessee River at
point near the mouth Of the Hiawassce, and
from thence crossed the mountains into Ken
lucky. They give q fearful account Of tho
state Of sffairs in the South. Tho ruign Of
terror is complete, and they assure US that It
Is worth as much as a mans life to withhold
his eympathics from the rebellion. The actual
necessities Of life ara beyond the reach OF
families In ordinary circumstances, Us tho bill
Of current prices will indicate The scarcity
fsalt is so great that many persons make use
Of the dirt IN their smoke houses which has
been saturated with salt, extracting tho saline
matter from It, whc1evith to cure :kcir meats
, 1863-01-12
To Rric. Gen. Rufus Kinr::


.o.% a,
on the olh oi january, lol'', zen. Andrew
jackson suspended the liberty Of the press In
New Orleans. kent .t,c c;fr nndcr marital 1,w
.orar -, 49, pi..:.,. ~: S -. ~" ~
arrested Judge Hau for rresuming to issue q
writ Of habeas cornns. enlisted armed and
c',..~,>s 800 - Ls...1:u 80 -' , -. ~, a1Ao
tougnt . oa'tal'on o1 negroes aud PAID them
the following generous and manly compliment
in spccial order:
~. c.a. ,...