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TRa.ELERH DIRECTORY.
TO PAssENGKRs rRAvIIING EAST.

TO PASSENGERS rRAvELING EAST.
rsu<psers for Bostos aud The Eastern States are
nCt!esd hat the obly line connect 81 d
ia q direct with the IS, p. m. train f&4 Te48
fr"sa srhinxtcn city, 10 the sn~0
81. S,ri.ss.H; when you purchase tickets be ssrs
e :.s IS. ss. .1 .Sr"usS from
Cheers and soldiers on farlsugh or discharges
viii Ind tais Most desirable route. Cars by this
hns run through from New York city 10 Boston
without change. Ns I'M
I q nCX AND WOUNDED snLpIERS CIV
iLIAES AND OTHERS.
DEPOT OFIHE B. E o. r. r. 90.
~. Railroad Oou panic. com p"sins the line BE-
tween n sshihSt0 anc New g.
York Save pat . large C~L R2f
ett4d 40 with hsrths. velf1A - -
ven,ilatse, and sxp rsssly omesss, soidisrs ssl
stSrrs that wounded or sick With the sxos stop
OF vcntsxiopsIiseasexf The a.F wiz Leave on To Is
DLSs fHURsDAfe and AArUhpAYb fer Phils-
deirhia, 81 s .. N :. Express Train.
Passengers going est. soldier, civilians, ON eerf
Al ethcrs th 81 are rick or wounded, are infoImsd
,es, .irk ear win lea, the depot every NON DAY.
through to the Ohio river without change Of ears;
Siels and others 70 r}"u sh or dice sasSed WI
And Iris the ehea pest and most desirable route Tor
TIE Wet This IL the % ly line that can sen .
through ticket from Washinton or check sA& gASe
&c" SIcTf0N TO pAssRNaEIs.- N. ONLY
rLACE Ia buy tieh 10 at tae Ticket In Vie Depot
Of the n. a. q. Y. z. Co. ASH
I.,hl Tim 1852
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u HANDKIRCHllIs.
Il Oh LADIES
Embroidered, 6ress Linen,
Hsmstitehed, Top Bordered,
Mourning, and others.
FOB 6ENTLEAEN-
Colored Bsrdsrsd, msttshsd,
Pine Plain LARGE Size,
Heavy German Handspun.
The above stock il YER, large. and We will OFFER
them without Any advance on old prices until Feb.
sf. g. ". HEYENBER4
IS Market Space, under Avenue Hsuss,
= a betws 7th and Sth stS
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lou Gold and Velvet 400
Gold Stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers
with varied stock of Glazed and Blank Papers At
the loves cash prices.
WIN .OW SHADESl
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window Shades But, Green and Blue Holland or
any required style or size of Shade made to srder
OVAL FICTURE FRAMESl
Warranted te be gilded with Gold LeafD
The handse NEST and largest assortment in tn.
District from the best manu- factory in the country
With beautiful variety Of small sized Oval and
ufactures Also, Photograph Cards. embrscin
copies Of celebrated Pictures, Paintings and statu
AIRY, Albums. &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELSI
Different sizes and oo4ors, Picture Rings, Eyes
Nails, &c Orders for Paprrhsnsngs or window
Shsdes punctuAliy executed by experienced work.
men in city or country. Term. cash:
J. MARKRITER
SPlease remem Der the mum Der, 4s6 nth street
81 d the terms cash for goods sud labor ia 49,
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ITO MARRIED AIDES ONLY-IrPosrAHr a D.
Il VICE and SPECIAL DIRECrIoEs fer the full vi
joJnent, God spirits, felicity sHd health of EvsRT
LADY will be sent to any address, By mail or ether
Lar enclosed to my address The result Of ,cisnti
dc research and experiment, this IsroRNArIoI may
be implicitly relied upon q CERTAINTY in All con
tinGepeies, natural arrangements, &c. It win add
much to health and happiness of every xaRRIED
WOMAN. happy state IF mind, natural enjoy
M. Mt and good h. alth are welcome guests and are
priced by ell. These INSTRUCTIONS will impsrt
there blessings. All business eoa 6dsntidl Parties
desiring an interview treatment VIII also I'D
drets by mail.
HENRY A. TAYLOR, ND
Re l+-1m' Wahhiug ton b. O.
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SdMARTTANS
hOOT AND HERS JUICES
Is offered the public a. . positive cure.
:, Let those then who have either serofuIa. soSId
hSp HE SsFes Of Sny Kind olse use the ROOT
Cure those spots, letters, Scales and Coppsr Col
oIeo fLt,hes, as there are many surmises about
Danish all in purities Of the blood and bring the
system 20 healthy action for the cure of
SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASs S the sA.
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HERB JUICE, is the
most emit, certain and eectu 81 re medy ever pre-
scribed reaches and eradicates everv pa ticle OF
the verereal poison, 90 that the cure is thorough
and permanent Tale then of this puri yins re me.
dy and be healed, and 90 not transmit 10 your pos.
terity that fer which You repent in after years
DO NOT DESPAIR.
AthouEh you ney De pronounced incursble, the
SANARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
xail remove every yestige of Impurities from the
fystem, AZ we0 90 all the bad effects of Mercury.
:. FEMALE8l PEMALEsu
IN many affections with which numbers OF Pc
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB yUICES Ia
mpst happily sdapted, In liberated Uterus, in
Whites, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb,
Debility and far al paints emit 10 the sex
sent By express. Price 81 . bottle, or bottles
sAMARIrANs oHaNCRE WASH
Price IS cents. Full directions
DEsMOND Co, Box Isl Philsdelphia Post
s3d by 6. CALVERT FORD, corner OF 18th and
Pa Ttnpei and ny HENRY COOK Alexandris
u CUIEdAN ROGERS, l73 Baltimore street
$ro. ocn -u
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We have again reduced the prices Of large stock
OF handsome Dress Goods to Is cents per yard,
worth Sh to 50 cents.
Also, Wooden Hosiery, Gloves, Morinoes, shawls,
Cioaks, Embroideries, &C.. will be sold at reduced
prices,
- Our stock Of Ladies' and Children's Dress and
Fancy furs will be sold At great bargains. They
are all new made AMI fresh goods OF own man
ufAeture. L d ". INTENDING,
4s harks space, bet. It'll and 9Th sts.,
deH under the Avenue House.
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Arrest of a Rebel Spy.

J. W. Ramsey, whe formerly prac-
ticed medicine in Clarksburg, where
his family now reside, was arrested
in Uniontown, Pa, on Friday night
last as rebel spy He arrived in
Uniontown in the evening from Graf
ton, and was recognized at the hotel
where he stopped.
On being interrogated in regard to
his mission in that vicinity, he re-
piled that he came to visit his old
acquaintances, and when asked if he
had ever taken the oath of allegiance
he stated that he had not and that
he did not intend to. He did not
deny having been in the rebel service
and said he was at one time brig
ade surgeon in an Arkansas division,
but had some months ago resigned
his position for the purpose Of COM
ing North. He stated that he had
not any papers or passes of any kind
or matter OF a contraband nature, in
his possession but, on being search
ed a number of passes were found
concealed in the lining of his pants.
They were all dated the 18th Of May
signed by General lmboden, and
other parties in his district, and
permitted the bearer to pass in any
part of he Southern Confederacy.
He was sent to General Schenck.-
Wheeling Mtelligencer.
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gotal 5nttlliaentt.


WITH this number we close the
publication Of the SEMI WEEKLY Mon
IT0R, and commence the issue of the
Weekly, the next number of which
will be issued on Saturday, June l3.
The ,u-WEEKLy, we are pleased
to state, has been complete success.
1t gave to the people the election
news, and returns, much easier than
they could otherwise have obtained
them, and also the war news at an
early date,
And now in resuming the publica-
ton of the MONITOR, proper, we have
one word to say to our patrons; 1T is
this: we trust each one will help to
increase its circulation in his own i'm
mediate neighborhood. Let US have
O good subscription list at each Post
Office in the county. Did the many
friends Of the paper display but half
the zeal in increasing it's circulation
that it's few enemies do in intimida-
ting the ignorant and uniformed
from taking it, our list would be
doubled in the next month. Let our
conservative friends come up to our
aid and assistance.
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Trouble Brewing in Chicago Over Gen.
BurnSide'S Order.


CHICAGO, June 3.-Shortly after
midnight Judge Drummond issued a
writ directing and enjoining the mil
itary authorities to take no steps or
measures to carry into effect the or
der of Burnside for the suppression
of the Times until application for a
permanent writ of injunction could
be heard in open Court. At three
o'clock this morning, after nearly the
whole edition was worked off, file
of soldiers broke into the Office and
took possession, remained some time
and left, giving notice that if any
attempt was made to publish another
paper, the military would take pos
session of the office.
Chicago, June 9.--The following
handbill is being circulated through
the city
All good, loyal citizens Of Chica-
go, who favor free speech and freedom
of the press, as guaranteed to US by
the Constitution we love and uphold,
are invited to assemble in mass meet
ing, in front of the Chicago Times
office, Wednesday evening, June Sd :,
at s o clock, to take council together
in regard to the recent infamous or
der of Gen. Burnside suppressing
papers always democratic and conse-
quently always loyal.
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Il He who fights (?) and runs away,
May live to fight another day.')

THE recent scare produced some
very strange stories, and some very
comical ones. One man from the
West side, who came to the river
bank to reconnoiter carried back the
report that he saw the streets full OF
the rebels; that he heard the rattle of
their swords and the flourish of their
sabers, &c. A citizen of town said
that a number of fellow citizens
whom he left at one Of the ferries be-
low, had faces as pale as death, and
that the sound of their knees knock
ing together could be heard for a hun
dred yards. Of course we withhold
names, for obvious reasons. Certain
of the citizens are supposed to be
running yet.
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LATEST NEWS!
Lees Aggressive Movement.

The Wheeling Mtelligence1 of last
night says:
We are in receipt of letter from
Winchester from very high authori-
ty, which says call quiet in this vi
cinity, but everything indicates a tre-
mendous concentration of the rebel
forces against Hooker. Lee is about
to assume the aggressive, and it ap-
pears he has determined to stake the
issue of the war upon the next bat
tie, which will take place soon.
The writer adds
Jones has been ordered to Rich
mond in arrest, for some failure in
West Virginia, and has been sue
ceeded by Jenking in command" "
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Boy Ito Mqjoy-General Of Militia,
,cito Is Tearing Horgonto,on, IN great
hoste, on toot, dorjny the recent "b'g
scare. ')-'' HaIIoa, General! don t
you want a bods' guard %
M:.JoR GENERAL, (rhose knees are
Hnocking together, ond eye-dalls pro-
t,wding from their sockets; :; IN great
trepiolation. y" Ye- yes, yes y
BoY.-Well, General, my feet are
sore, and can't keep up with you,
so guess l cant 60
(Major General rushes frantically
on, while his coat tail makes hor-
i;zontaZ flag of truce in the rear, ex-
claiming, as he turned the bend to-
wards Fairmont,
''EIe who fights (?) and runs away,
Nav live TO frht another aayHD
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Situation Of our Army before Ficks-
burg

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The Bull
letin of this city has the following
special
The base of the federal lines ex-
tends from right to left on the Mis-
sissippi, from the Yazoo to the lower
part of Vicksburg, over six miles in
the rear Of the rebels. Our lines
come up to the rebel lines east of the
town. We hold undisputed possess
ion Of everything between the Black
River bridge and the hills in the rear
of the rebel army, at last accounts.
Gen. Frank Blair's division had
started for Big Black River bridge;
his destination was un known.
Deserters report that the rebel
losses were exceedingly heavy on the
22d.
The cessation of hostilities on the
2lst was for the purpose of letting
the women and children leave the
city.
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Locust Year.

LUCubt ChE.
A correspondent of the Holmes
Co Republican gives full notes Of the
habits, &c., of the Seventeen year
locusts," which appeared last in
I846, and are therefore due this year.
He states that they appear as regul-
arly as a comet, and may be as con-
fdently looked for. It is stated
that this season the locust will make
it's simultaneous visit over great
portion Of this State, which may be
bounded as follows On the north,
the southern shore Of Lake Erie from
the east boundary Of Lake country
to the western boundary Of Cuyahoga
thence south to Hebron, Licking
country thence to the Muskingum
and Msrietta; thence to Western
Virginia, and embracing Fayett,e
and Washington counties, Pennsyl-
vanis thence to the northern line
of Jefferson county, in Ohio thence
near the western boundary Of Co
lumbians, Trumbull and Ashtabula
counties to the Lake; embracing
within it's limits large portion of
our State, and also portion of Wes-
tern Virginia and Penniylvsnia.
Contrary to popular belief, it is as
serted that the locusts do not require
to take any sustenance during their
stay, which is about forty days. If
they did, there would not be q green
leaf after tber visit. The locust
year has been known as good fruit
hearing wear
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MARION COUNTY. We learn that

MARION COUNTY. We learn that
John S. Barnes and Isaac Holman
are elected to the House of Delegates
from Marion Mr.. Barnes was a
mem Der of the June Convention
which reorganized the State. Mr..
Holman was late sheriff in his coun-
ty. We have not yet received any
full returns from this couuty.-h-
tellagencer.
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MORG ANTOWN VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1863.

creasing. We hope all will peruse
them, and ponder on them, as they
contain the deliberately expressed
opinion of some Of the most distin-
gui.hed of Illinois statesmen.-EDs.
MONITOR.
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TAYLOR COUNTY ELECTION .-Da-
wilson, radical, beat Shealds, conser-
vative, by 2 votes, for the House of
Delegates. Armstrong, conserva-
tive, beat Scrogin, radical, by 372,
and Burdett, independent, by AS
Davisson, conservative, beat Means,
radical, for Sheriff, by $50, &c.
Good for Taylor county. The con-
servatives of old Monongalia send
her greetings.
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BELOW we give the vote in this
Senatorial district. The vote in this
county is Bunker, 995; Dering, s37;
Brown, $50; Sinsel, 1856. In Pres
ton county, Bunker, 1850; Brown,
1895; Dering, SOS; Sinsel, 1877. In
Taylor county, Bunker, $50; Der
ing, 39S: Brown 39g: Sinsel, 434.-
Total, Bunker, 26O4; Dering, 1888;
Brown, 2345; Sinsel, 1867.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-06

SPRINGFIELD ILL, June 3d.-Reso-
lutions passed the House to-day af-
ter exciting debate, denouncipg
Bnrnside's order suppressing the
Chicago Times.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, June 3.-MoDey active
and firm at 6 al.
Gold lower, opening at Att and
closing dull at 461.
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DR. G. b. MORRIS, Resident DEN
~ list, MORGANTOWN, VA, Will be
found at home on every Court Week and every
Saturday. and at Ill times that he may make in
arransc:ucut with any person to be there Inc
above arrangements will bc strictly lived up 10;
MS practice being so in Fayette and Greene coun-
ties that it will call his attention part OF the t!u'e
Itarinc had wears of professional experience in Il
most extensive practice. he feels confident that he
cau render satisfaction TO all.
Es-OFFICE in Monongalia Buildings.
Feb L. '63-ly
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Soldiers, see to YOUR own ealth. do nc

trust to the army supplies: Cholera, Fever and
Bowel complaint will follow your slightest IN
discretion HOLLOW AVS PILLS AND ONT
MENT should be in every mans knapsack. The
British and French troops use no other medi-
cines.-0niy 25 cents per box or pot.
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Attorneys.
Physicians.

aT l.. CASSELBERRE NJ. D..
Vi. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
MORGANTOWN, VIRGINIA,
VIII be- found at all hours of the day and night
n his Office and residence, in the brick house,
next door 10 I.aZicr Store
Feb ~ 63-ly.
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PLAIN and FANCY PRINTING.
The Proprie,ors OF the hoSlroR office have
established Job Office, and are prepared to do
All kinds of job Printing in q style unequalled IN
Western Virginia. We particularly invite the
attention Of our Merchants: Mechanics, &c, to
our establishment, as we are prepared TO DO
ALL KINDS OF>JOB PRINTING,
At the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms, PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL. such rs
BOOKS, CARDS,
CHECKS, BILL-HEADS CIRCULARS.
NANIFESTS. LABELS. PAMPHLETS,
NOTES. DRAFTS RECEIPTS. DEEDS.
NOTICES. WAI-RIl1.S. Catalogues,
BlLLETS. PROGRAMMES, POLICIES,
RAILROAD. STAGE AND AUCTION
BILLS, and MERCHANTS BILLS, Of
EVERY VARIETY.
BLANKS ofevery description neatly and expe-
iitiouSly executed.
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N. DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Wines & Liquors,

SUCH As
PURE FRENCH BRAND1ES: AMERICAN,
BLACKBERRY, GINGER and CHhkkl, do
PORT, MALAGA, MADEIRA, anu all other
descriptions of Wines, PURE HOLLAND and
AMERICAN Gins; JAMAICA, ST. GROIN &
NEW ENGLAND RUM IRISH WHlNhl {,
Pure Rye, ard rectiied do.
PITTSBURGH L OHIO RIVER SALT, IRON,
GLASS and NAILS. all of which will be sold at
Lowest Market Prices.
Nos 55 & 81, Main Street, WHEELING, VA.
Feb. q. '63-lvr.
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TERNS.-Thc SEMt-WEEKLY MONITOR is pub
liShci every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
~ $500 per year. iii advance.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, PHILIP SEiEP-
~ LAR, PROPRIETOR. No. l37 Water ST,
opposite the Brownsville Boat Wharf, and near
the Connelsville R. r. Depot, Pittsburg, Pa.
nrTerms Reasonable. -sSN apl LILY
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MONROE HOUSE.

THIS HOTEL SunSurpaSScd by any in Wheel
ing for comfort anu ACCOMMODATIONS; and
the charges are cery nodfrats Visitors to Wheel
ing would do well to stop at the NEW HOME.
MS- Extensive Stabling attached, and :.
good OSTLER always in attendance.
Mch. /. 63-tf J. NJ BALL, Proprietor.
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Selett 2uetn1.
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.

HAVE no other gods but me-
Unto no image bow the knee;
Take not the name Of God in vain;
Do not the Sabbath day profane;
Honor thy father, and mother tooi
And see that thou no murder do!
From vile adultry keep thou clean;
And steal not, though thy state be mean;
Bear not false witncSs-Shun that blot
What is thy neighhor's covet not.
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Advertisers will he charged extra for changing
heir advertisements.
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Travellers Guide.
st CLAIR HOTEL.

TORNER PENN 4 ST. CLARK "N
" STREETS. PlTTSSURG, PA. L.
Jos. N. Ander rsOn, PROPRlEroR.
l,-
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Murganto(un Munitnr.

MORGANTOWN, VIRGINIA.
W.P. WILEY, pn,rons + propp,yroRs
Il. c. STURGIS, '
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AIToMUnum BY NM ConYnOzaSR-The work o -
moving and appointing sim goes on with considerable
dsspafch n - ComptFoliers once. Mr. Brennan made
tho following changes Tuesday and yesterday
Recegsr Of 1asss-Mr. John Murphy, vice James Kelly
Salary, - 900 per annum.
Deputy COLLECTORS Of Cyu Reesss-James DonnelIy, vice
J. M Thomson anu John d. Pickford.
Temporary Clerk OF Recsipr Of 7as<-Abert T. Luther,
vice John McKechnie.
Manure lnspscors-Michae Saxton and Keyron Perkins,
0esardI Clerk in Auditing Bsyeau-Orando r Smith, In
place OF Norman Francis Salary, 81 900 per annum.
Clerk Of The Fffth Senator ia District Family Aid Fund
Thomas +. GLIDING, vice Il. P. Griscom.
New PUBLIC ADmiSsIRAToR.-As we indicated in yes
erday's ISSUE Or Robert Bradford has been appointed
Public Administrator by Corporation Counsel Deveu in
place Of Stephen r. RUSSELL The Doctor took formal pos
session OF his Office yesterday
THE THIRD avenue ABORTION CAsE-Tm DooToR HELD TO
BAn-Dr. AcGonegai. who is charged with having pro-
cured abortion upon the person Of Mrs. Elizabeth
huntington Of Third avenue, 18th street, ad
mitted 70 bail yesterday In the sum Of 900 TO await the
result Of the woman's injuries.
The FAIRLY CLoGSG MovEKsT.-The early closing move
ment recently inaugurated among the retail dry goods
men being initiated by the boot and shoe dealers Al
the stores Eighth where those needfu ar
cles sold viii In future closed at eight O'Clock NJ
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with 18th The juliet snd Masosa bold q hsT she proved
0 htsls detentlca 70 We arrived 81 ths place jest
after the departure u nail packet for Memphis -
hare was anuther detention Of twenty hours there
bsns no oshes boat On iron hero until this evening
RUnUo1CUannD o. GOAL
We foand hsrs aye barfes q ena for the just
brought down by ne WILSON A The light drans.t gun
boats were 70 take The coal down 70 the squad the
wilson was released but quickly seized by Captain
Wake OF the Carondeles 70 tow him y No. 10; % ct
least an rid Of that incubus and shall hope when the
mail packet leaves this evening 70 get without further
detention.
There Is large feet OF transports lying at this place
waiting orders TO convey General Germans DIVISION
now here, somewhere, but where rs not 50 ap-
parent. Some reports say they are 70 90 up
the Arkansas river as soon certain news Is received
from vcksburg Probably in tho present state Of affairs
the transports viii DO discharged for the present.
ANOTHER BLOCKADE the MISSISSIPPI rRoposED
There report current here that Holmes Ii moving
from Little Rock with 20 600 and heavy siege art
iery intending 70 permanently blockade tho Missipp
near Napoleon. He will probably c0untermarch, be is
in motion, when he learns that 1eet % already
possession Of the point he proposes 70 blockade.
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RENDEZVOUS FOR THE NAVAL FORCE.

HEIKyl, Ark, Jan. 8, 1868.
Twenty.fosr hours were spent OF Napoleon, on the
gunboat Lexington, while that vessel repaired her
damaged machinery, Captain shrk OBTAINING tho Cones
ogn guard TO which vessel be had orders transfer
his mails and dispatches, by her TO be Memphis
Then, Just the conesoga ready 10 proceed, the
Juliet in sight with orders from the Admiral for
all naval vessels 10 remain at Napoleon until his arrival
The juliet reported tho ADMIRAL with all the feet, a.
Island No. 50, but few miles below here, thus con
Grming the reported withdrawal from vicksbarg. She
was orders, Jointly with Marmora TO proceed
Helena and take What coal they coad find down TO tho
m nth o. the Atkanaas. Thus a, last, found oppcr
tmity 10 proceed ON my voyage by changing my quar-
tiers TO the Juliet.
1Tg CsRovreiSr AGAIN
ON tho way M 10 this piece again overhancd the
cssoudclai and compelled 70 tse her IN tow Bot