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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13
WHOLESALE PRICES.-Mar l3, 1853
The Great English Remedy.-Sir James

I
scrptcn OF Sir J. Clake, NJ D.. Physician Extraordinary
10 the gu This invaluable medicine is unfailin- in
The 81 ali those painful dangerous diseases
which female subject. lmoderates all
ami removes all distractions and speedy cure
To- relied To married ladies it IS peculiarly
ei- II WILL in short time bring the monthly period
with regularity Each BEETLE price dollar bears the
'SyInnent stamp oI Great Britain 10 prevent counter
cii> Cdui"n- THESE pills should be taken by females
lri, the FIRST three months 81 pregnancy, they
sure 10 bring miscarriage, but Al any other they
>aie- In all and spinal aiecilUs
pains ia the 'l, ami limbs, fatigue slight eNertion
palraiion 81 The heart Mysteries and whites, these pills
Will effect when all other have failed and
although powerful remedy Do not contain irv caOmel,
anii..,y anything hurtful 10 the constitution Fun
directions ia the pamphlet around each package which
should - carefully preserved Sce -elii ,r The United
States ami CAnaias. JOB MOSES. Rochester. Ny
y B--Sl''' AID postage stamps enclosed IL any l-
ihoIel Nil insure l,ilc containing fifty pills. ly
return mail. I5ss-CkTly
Relief in Ten Hinu:e>...BkYAx'S PG-L-
vc>sr WAFEES.-The original Medicine established in
-! AMI :E>I article Il the kiad introduced under the
Puloic H..ier> tbs OF any other country.
a. Iher Puiis waFT> oouuterfei;> The genuine.
lie Shown d, IL, BRAN being stamped IN each
Aa-er-
Brrar'S FGiinvilic Waters
Relieve Cough, J"s.>- Sure THREAT. HuarsenesS.
Bras Pull:,iir W Alters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis. nifhcult Breathing.
Bran, Puisui.ic Waters
Reeve Splitting vi Blood. Pains IL The Chest
Bra-l'> Puirlunic Waters
Relieve In '-li C,,>luaI, ion. luli- Diseases
Brvan'> PGlilaiic Waters
Relieve Irritation 81 the Eula ana Tons H.
B-s&i-> Pului nic Waters
kr.eAe The a.H''' conn hints ia ten minutes.
BrySa'> PGlin,alc Waters
Arr blessing l. Al. Glass; and t'..nei ifu;iar-
Rryan-> P-iaI1ui gAirr>
A. aGa;H-s! -uT Nu-ra'i-is AMI Pulilc Sneakers
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- 10 -I''I. ;aIIi a'sd ..'a>sil- L. the la~.r.
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Not-sN ,lyr II. MA be Uiriiaat a supply Of
ETAAl.'> P..ul.;4ic Ha.tr>
ia liz peNAti
y" person viii cger object l. Si7rror
Bran. PG,uisi5, walrr,
- GNl Ia lit A-fK-. Cents.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13

% The Tribune calls the brokers of Wall
street, Jeff Davis's Gold Gamblers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRpp
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
Knorn as Helmbold's Genuine Pre,q-u,;.,.
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT &" EUCII1.~
sAk>AfAElIIa.
IMPROVED ROSE W,Sl1
HEI.AIitOLD-S
E.NCINE PREPIRJ yyav
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13
Relief in Ten Hinu.e>..BnY,x,S Phi

NON" WAFEEs-The original Medicine established in
,. AMI ,I>t article the kild introduced under the
li.e - PUl,lolo H%er> il tbs .iy other country
a., ether Pul ws,I> oountereis> The genuine
II SHOWN q. Tie BRAN being stamped IN each
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13
FLUID EXTRACT BUCur
A Positive and Specific Remedy tar Discs.
OF the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVE. Az,
DRGPSICAL SwElLINGs.

This Medicine Increases the power o.. ~.
ges,ion, and excites the Ah>orbea,> ;.,,
healthy action, by which Tbs. Walery ,r a.
cerous Dispositions, ard all Curn2r. 4
Engagements art reduced IS well As pam srl
Inflammation, and is good for Men. Nom
or Children.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13

Personally appeared before me. an A.
man of the city of Philadelphi2, H. L li'.a-
bold who, being duly sworn, doth >al, -
preparations contain no narcotic. 10 =. ulc-It'
or other injurious drugs. but are r,Iren -
etable. n + HFNBOln
Sworn and subscribed before MT. - -
day OF Nov. 1854. WN. I. HlBBAiat
Alderman, Ninth ST, above Ral~, Pa.
Address Letters for information III .'.--
dence TO II. T. Heimhold, Cheas.>r. D.,
lOi South Tenth St, below Ches,Gu', Pa,
Beware of Counierfeiis and unrlaoi '-
dealers, VINO endeavor 10 dispos@ @! ''s-- a'-
and other articles on the reputation a''-.''~
by Helmbold's Genuine PreparaliarS ID u,
holds Genuine Extract Bachu, ii,-il'..-.'
Genuine Extract Sarsaparilll, Hra5'.-,
Genuine Improved Rose Wash. Sod .. d
Druggists everywhere. Ask for ht-:a'c :
take no other. Cut cut the advertise IF-,'
and send for it, and avoid imposition an "a
posure C&Tly'a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED cuuPnr<,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-13
HEf.MitOI.IpS

ENGINE PREP IRdygs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

wencn's Nstiseai Loyal Icsgus.
Numerous and cheering sespoasss to
the call for meeting Of the loyal women
Of tbs cou,,rv ~s,. r..,;ysa f,.r, .,l tho
r.. c., r., .:t -,
s''"s va "'Rs anu
enth us'astio, and resulted IN the forma-
tion Of . "Womsn's National Loyal
League" on the basis of tho f,d,ov;nc
r,.aas.
w ..s :, -.
we; women OF the hepaehe, saesm-
hereby pledge ourselves loysl to Justice
.,a U,n.-;,v .na - -, s1u-
ID i1ar = Il m,t.s the ,ar {or f,sedor, J,
The vork If n. I.,.ue !. - % .drc.,.
ths Nation into this idea Of true Chris
tisn Repsblie" 1t adopted addssssss u
the P,e,iiee., the soldiers nd the women.
which, tosethss wah the rsroet of the
meeting. Il pronoses to pnbl;sh and cir.
culate among the people q home. the
so,dier in ii. field. and the freedmap in
the South and West.
To do this REQUIRE. money Women
Of the e;,y Who vish tc ioin or aid the
League a.e invited to vis. the pledge and
make their contributious Il Room No. 90
Cooosr Ios.itute. which viii b. omen
from thia d.te ON Tussdsv. Wa3ca.d.v
Tbprsdav and Fridsy of evcrv va.k frpm
10 o'clock : M In Z o,cloci : q e.
Women At : distance nav send ,hsir
n,mes and cont,ibut;ons bv letter r.
Susan r Anthony. secrs,ary Wom.n', I,
National Lor.l he.pue, No 4e gooper
Uuiou. New York.
fsHH'Si'Asse ss.alsss 80 shc Cop
49,.
's''e' 'o" NeA''s' enn' u "Ay
-, says;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

We are indebted to X. V. V. Bai-
ley for several fine pieces Of Music
Among them are the pieces entitled "Olc
Shsdy," "Jobny SCHNEIDER" "Warb-
lings at Eve and .'Cail En- Nsuss.
jeff" Messrs. Root d Cady. Of Cbica4
g., are tho publishers. HI. Bailey Is
constantly receiving oil the latest aud
most popular pieces Of Sheet Music also
ins,rnesion books for the Piano, Guitar
and Melodeon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

On Saturday we nSticed 4 fse lot of
Strawberries at Dinners, the 6rst that
has been brought TO our city this season.
He las made Arrangemehts so that be
viii receive thsm fresh morning and eve
ming each day, and by leaving your or
dsrs with him every one can be sspplied.
He will fssnrh parties and families BY the
a.kss. and indi, iduals BY the plate. with
or without Ice Cream, ~ they Ike.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
s~The papers are rshssbing the old
.uec,iotes 81 Stone wall Jackson. We have

D@The pspers are rehssbing the old
anecdotes 81 Stonewali Jackson. Wei have
one which 10 new and, Ne bslisse suthen-
tic. illustrating his contempt for towards
and dou whfaces. When one Of the CORPS
Of NE army 81 the Potomac wss moving
forward TO JOIN Gen Burmfds Ut the bat
tie of fredericksburg, an officer in one Of
the rcgimcps. DsmocInsic ,SUathssa
symps,tissr. fell out within sound Of the
guns Of the enemy, aad wss made pris-
oner. He was taken % the head quarters
Of Stonewall Jackson, Who learning Of his
c6shrdly ron1nns. And Southern sympa-
thies, ordered his shoulder straps to b
stripke} II ssk ea NJ gtAl6ne k1ek
Within tbs Union lines. rsmsrkiag that
he .shsaiAlbsl6tk tn slssseaAketa1 UKE6
army had many such oakcsn.-( Haasss
1sas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

6eeh - b poGAnt Ia Airssess,
xho ssarf~st sicbs at ,a.t nsuse ssess1 -
Team arr akin N hsppinsss.
fhs stern v nsish bsrs& W ths rsss.
The love thst kseps ths buyiet aowes 4
safe froa ths wisser's ssssmy Aresth,
Gan susvd ID thsyusA each evil bour,
Asd ICED ss safs 70 ,ifs, tsreug dssth.
ALlok CARf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

81
fflnish thy vnsA, the tin. ID shstt 3
The sun IL 10 tbs wesj
The niBht h coming dos D--tin then
Think NOT OK rsss
Yes, 6nish 81 thy ssrk. fkss rest,
TIL! then 'se sewer;
The rs-i preptesd fss shes ~ 6e<
II rssif fer 4ses. ~ ~ *Aa
Hieish nv vort, then wips thy brow,
UnT'rd the Jt,sntths til;
Tsae tresth, and troa eAsA wsAry LIMB
shsss - ~ sell. ' { rs
TIfIsh thy verk. fhes III 49, Ssvn
On soaas eDtestiai hill 80
d of its strsi3s b -revtving cir,
TAks tnoa Wy all,
Fipish Thy work. then 10 In peass:
Lite. kAilkb f,2 skt sud woE
kesv wom ~ throne the yAasrs voies,
well dosY veil doIsf'
Yinish Thy work then take thy harp,
9iye praise 10 God above
siat u~v ssSx - aixhss so
Aud n1less love.
Give ihanAste Hin y hs hss thee up
In ali thy path beisw,
Who nakd~ ,hs~ f.ithtui unte death,
Ast ssovu4 fhsspov.
sfSS --Sra1A Fr-sa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
THE CITY.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A mAas sonrsniion af ths iassi c,t,zsSs Of Lee
County, win " held u Chsflsssoa, % Saturday
Abe 9Th day Of june, 1888. ss one O'clock r.
'or the psrpess Of appointing Delegates " the
State Cosvspt,oa, y be Ash st Dsa Aeinsa, 80
ths i7sL day Of June 4. d. 1898. ss
q. AERRIAN, 6
II. 6TRON0,
y. A. RUSdkLL,
:. y. wISTERBOTHAM.
4 Cent? Con, of Lss Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

REruaxEp Hoss.-MajorD D. W. DiUp.
more iamilisrly known TO our readers -
I"B,lly Digs, returned to Ksoknk, &C.
ieompanied BY bis wife, last evening. on
svisit to bis mother. We srs under oh.
lisatiou 70 him for package Of Eastera
papers in advance of the nsii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

~ The steamer Kate Csssel. Capt
b. ". Dsvis, y The morning pscke, for
Davenport aud Rock Island, and iotssus-
Aiats points. Leaves Fort Madison on
ths arrival Of the cars from Ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

FusNruxx SroaE.--The facilities for
manufacturing snd selling furniture in
this city, has besn an item Of impcrsancc
Ia days gone By. OF late ysan litale
sttention has bean made 70 thai particular
branch Of trade. Msssrs. Karie. 6ohuls
+ Co, No. l4z Main street, hare uade
arrangements for supplying The denasd,
Ia any quassity required. Give them .
call. and exsmins their stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

IF The renovation of feathers il .
new item 70 most of our citizens, and
when Mr.. Scott 6rst introduced the sub
ject, it sst us TO thinking about the ne
esssity Of having feather beds clesssed As
vsll as our carpets snd houses, which 90
cars - often ~ once each year, Mr..
Scott has been somewhat crowded eth
business during the past week, md In
forms w that hs cannot remain more than
. week OF ten days longer. and orders fo'
his services had better be haoded TO hin
at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

!. ~ Judge Leavits, Who give the pa
tris.is opinion in the vailsndigham saas,
which kuooksd tho g const;tnsioaal dust
oa. al the eyes Of the people, was sp-
pointed to the Bench by one Andry
Jackson, hero If New Orleans, aud Psed'
dent Of the United States. .s., !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

s~It must Be : happy thought to =
lover Lhat his blood ard that of his svsst--
hssrt ninyis, psrhaps, II The sans mus-
ksts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

~. Il 10 asserted by correspondent
oE0A, Qhctsueti Oom&ecniA thats PEI
xtam's men, during their recent raid into
ksstneky. shssrsa III Masonic Lcdgest
Brrssi.yiIle, and appropriated avsFyshins
thss could b carried away 70 their own
uss. The jewels did not sscape them,
NM ihs .rpst sss cst up into blanksts
HUll{ l{t tHs Bibis. y that was q 10 N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

TnE CoHcERT.--Ths Atheucum was
never uon Gsowdsd than it Was on satur-
day evening. on the eccasion Of the sec !.
ond oancsrt given by Duprez- d Green's
Ninstrels. The streets, ais =, and even
the s,airways were crowded. They, ass
troape, ars by far the best that ever per.
formed Ia oar city. Mast Of thsm are
6ae voeaiists; The singing of Mons. BIZ
dsax was especially good. Avery prom
inent and amusing par, of the perform
ancs vas given BY OsssuO1ese teatssnd
Colonel Small. who are rsssay great
curiosities. Ls Copmodors being the
snsllsst n,as living, being eleven inches
shortsr than Tom Tbua,b, of Barnun
sotoris.y. Charley R%ynsids and Lev
Walkes tspt the asdisnos IN nirsAfs
noad ,Auriag The entire evsAiae. The,
leayc or city thia morning for Rs. Loai<
PsRsoxAL.--We we're honorSd with .
call Saturday by two Of the most rsmark
able youns gentlemen whose prescnc'
has ever grsoed opr sanctum. Commo
dore Foote, the more noted OF the I've
sAssssg ssadsman ssss,Sase ysAsa .
age, Of polished, address aad superior in
telIlgence, Who speaks and writes boil
German and English, and gave us bis ~
tograph in fair and cIsrkly style N bot
languages. Ths young gentleman . Y
urs Is faul,less in its propordess. and y
tout en.sp.Jle is that Of the most pesfes
and peti,A specimen of fsH-srcsa hsnai
isv ve have ever sssa wsarisg epasietss'
He claims to BE- elevsa inches short
Ton Thumbs STATURE. bus ear rsaasr vi
est more definite idea Of the matter ,
lsasaisg that he lacks Two issses - q
height Of our three year sld'boy, ~s> -
child Of ordinary sixa. u.s u sss.sg ,
Mn companioI, Col. Small, . you'
Of sixsess summers, and is TWO Or thr'
inches taller and considerably hsA.i'
thss IL xCsmmadusse>c -1r
81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

YielsA thy vorh. then w,ps thy brow,
Ung'rd ths tturt shs TN;
Tsse breath, and frou sAgs lwsAry LIMB
: nhess ~ ~ sell. { e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

Yes, 6nish oil thy uesk, ekas rest
TIN then 'ase sever; -
The rs.i prepAted fvE shee ~ 6ex
II resi- fer Aeoe. IA #AsTf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

With their isng sxpesisDss snd stres psssonal q.
isuion To business The, b. p- liberal pair
arr Csns,gamsnts OF Ill kisds ofprepsfty .e,icttsd
Liberal cab sdvsaces made whom desired, snd an-
doubted reference siveh,
III VIII pay the hishest sssA psises Tor seennS
nAnT Pa nisurs OF al descriptions. MAJ l5-An
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
From Mexico.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-A HAVANA letter
says Gen. Comonfort was murdered by his
own countrymen, and that the new Maxi
milan Regency was virtually dissolved by
the action OF the Arch Bishop of the City OF
Mexico. The Arch Bishop insisted on the
restoration of the Church Property, which
nad been confiscated and distributed by
Juarez. This was refused, so his Grace not
only retired from the Royal Council, but
communicated every person, French and
Mexican, who opposed him, from Gen. b.
zine and Gen. Almonte down to drummer
ooys OF the liberating army. The Cathe-
oral doors being closed against the parties,
zen. Negro surrounded the building with
1910 French soldiers, and planting his can
non at the door demanded admission with
IN certain time. The Arch Bishop adj
mltted the pious belligerants, officiated at
ton.
Gen. Doblado, Governor of Guanaxuato,
mad declared for Juarez. Gaudalaxara W as
beseiged by the Mexican Imperialist for
ces. Gems. Majai, Berthier and Bazane ad.
vanced the ranco-Mexican army to i'm
portant positions. Gov. Vidaurri was hos.
tile to Juarez
The latest reports from st. Domingo, via
HAVANA, represent the Spanish troops as
making steady advance towards the hear,
OF the instruction, and likely to subdue it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK.EyE

One hundred and fifty bales were added
here, being paat of lot of OH bales seized
here. on the Crescent City, on account of
charges against the owners for violation
OF the regulations Of the Treasury Depart
ment sa t,z Is,
The steamer Albert Pearce, of New Or
leans, arrived with $50 hhds of sugar Tor
st. Louis. News anticipated. The gun.
boat conveying her was fired into from a
battery near Rodney. The marine fleet
near by moved down and commenced a
vigorous Smelling.
The Fife Dean collided with gunboat
this morning, in sight of Cairo, and sunk
to the lower deck. She was light and can
be raised.
CAIRO, Dec. 2O.-No news from down the
river to-day. The steamer Belle Memphis
has been released uuder bond of ten thou
sand dollars.
Steamer Norman cleared for Cincinnati
with $50 bales Of cotton, being balance of
lot seized here, mention of which was made
in former dispatch.
One hundred and fifty dollars, yesterday s
receipts at Metropolitan Hotel, Cairo, We're
donated to great Western Sanitary Fair,
Cincinnati. Each officer of the Navy from
Admiral down, propose donating one day s
salary to the same object.
The 25th Mo. regiment, Col. G. Harding,
is to be consolidated with Col. Bisselrs En-
gineer regiment.
A new military prison is soon to be built
on the site Of the old one burned at Column
bus XIV.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Dec. 1e.-The steamer Belle Memr
phis arrived here this morning unde-
guard. She was seized at Memphis by
Government authorities and detained
here, charged with landing passenger on
a former trip at other than military post,
for which he had no pass, and who was af-
terward captured with carpet sack filled
with percussion caps, intended, undoubt-
edly, for the use Of Forrest and Chalmers.
1t is said the Government Agent, whose
business it was to examine baggage and
passes, was asleep atl the time the boat
landed the passenger. The party in Mem
pills who furnished the pass has also been
arrested and his stock in trade taken pos
session of. The Belle Memphis furnished
Memphis dates to the evening of the 18th.
What course the authorities will pursue in
the matter it is impossible to say.
CAIRO, Dec. lS.-Memphis dates to the
10Th are received. A force was sent out
against the rebels who have been firing
into Steamers at Waterproof. 1t found them,
Killed sixteen, wounded several and took
some Prisoners.
"A man from New Orleans arrived at
Memphis with nearly 200 bales of cotton.
me Des Moines, from Fair Points, with
3o0 bales, and the Silver Lake, with 500
bales nom Silver Lake. Market dull; lit
tie business done of consequence.
quite confusion was arising from the
soioiers arresting parties who had not COM
PIED with the late military orders.
Sales OF 81 bales of medium cotton at62c.
The Silver Moon, from Memphis for Gin
clnnatl, with cargo of cotton, has arrived.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
specials to st. Louis Papers. 4

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-A special to the
Democrat from Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. 20.
says: An attack made on the out-posts OF
Fort Gibson, by Starkweather's forces, sta
ted to be 1000 strong, was repulsed and fell
back, taking part of his forces across the
ADMINISTRATION was moving northeast.
The Sd Wisconsin Cavalry has lust re-
turned from a successful reconnaissance
Southwark. They went within Is miles of
Red River. Finding the enemy had chang
ed his position since last advices, they
were unable to proceed further. Their re-
turn was constant skirmish for over 100
miles. Strong bodies of the enemy being
posted at the cross roads to intercept them.
They cut their way through. Some places
We're avoided by taking blind mountain
passes. Their loss was slight. Among the
prisoners captured was the notorious
Handy Lane. He boosted OF having Kill
led over 100 Union citizens with his own
hands.
Information has been received that two
thirds of Kirby smith forces are prepar-
ing to attack Little Rock. The balance are
to Cooperate with McNeil's forces. The
Choctaw Chief. McCurtin, says the Choc-
| taws are now DESTROYS to cooperate with
Mcneil. and that the tribe is disposed for
peace. Our advance headquarters are at
| Waldron, 80 miles south. They frequent
Ilv push down, towards Washington. Pris-
| oners are constantly arriving at the lef,
flank.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
Specials to cincinnati Papers.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 21.-The great Santa
ry Fair will be inaugurated to-day.
Gen. Grant arrived at Nashville on Sat
urday last. at
T5f Especial to COMMERCIAL
81 CUMBERLAND GAP, Dec. lS.-Longstreet
divided his army ON Monday. One part
making an attack on Beams Station, and
the other at Kelley's Ford. The design
being to cut off Shackelford and FOSTER
The movement of Gen. Foster frustrated
the plan. Heavy firing was heard yester-
day between Tazewell and Clinch River.
Longstreet is reported killed and his forces
surrendered. es Dgs e4..s4.s
LoUDoN, KY, Dec. 2O.-Gen. Shackel-
ford and staff have arrived here, en- route
for home. He left Blair's cross roads on
the 10th. The battle at Beams Station, on
the l4th, commenced at o'clock and con-
tinued until dark. Gen. Shackelford hold
ing the ground until that time, when he
withdrew. Our loss is from $50 to 200 kill
led and wounded. Our forces were con-
centrating at Blair's Cross Roads when
Gen. Shackelford left.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
From New Orleans.

Boston, Dec. 19.-The special correspon-
dent, at New Orleans, of the Trauelle1, I'M
der date of the 10th inst, says: General
Washburne holds the coast of Texas, from
the Rio Grande to within one hundred
miles of Galveston. Another division of
the 18th Corps starts for the Texas shore to-
day, and the expectation is that Galveston
is the next place to be putdown in the book
of the War, as having been reduced by the
Federals.
General Franklin is still at New Orleans,
with about four divisions. General Welt
eel goes down to join General Butler COM
mand in few days. 1t is not known who
takes his place.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-26
From Chattanooga I

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 1S.-Gen'l. John III.
Morgan escaped across the Tennessee at
Gillespie Landing, sixty miles above here,
on Sunday afternoon. Capt. Cummings
Columbus with him, were captured, to-
gether with fourteen of his escort of thirty.
On reaching the neighborhood of the riv-
er they pressed every citizen, to prevent
an alarm being given, and hurriedly con-
structed RATS at the mouth of Miles Creek
at which an attempt to cross was made. A
citizen who eluded their pickets gave the
alarm, and an attempt was made to cross,
but was frustrated. fsyle ,.lygeEE9..
Morgan escaped on a valuable race horse
presented to him in Kentucky, going in
| the direction of Athens. =. ~.
Gen. Howard, who commands at Athens
, has cavalry securing the country, and pos
sibly Morgan may yet be taken.
Wheeler has rejoined Hardee, and is re-
Refugees and deserters say the rebel cav
airy will be actively employed during the
| winter.
On Wednesday, Champ. Ferguson, q
guerrilla, with small force, captured part
of the train of the LIST Cavalry Division, on
the march to Sparta. Peter Eberle, sutler
of the 9th Pennsylvania cavalry, and three
others, were murdered.
Hardee's headquarters are at Dalton.-
His pickets extend as far as Tunnel Hill.
His army, including the Georgia militia, is
81, 900 strong, and represented to be utterly
demoralized.
Gems. U. S. Grant and Sherman left for
Bridgeport, to-day.
Steamboats, make trips from Bridgeport
| to Loudon, whence stores are transported
by rail, % miles to Knoxville.
Gen. Dudley Granger, with Burnside, is
probably fighting Longstreet at bay near
| ROperSVille.