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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-17

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
i the wholesale Dry Goods business under the
styie of G. Maghee & Co., at the old stand on First
street GILLISON MAGHEE,
NICHOLAS n. GooDLETT.
Noyember 2, 1868,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
4 lsti4 under the firm of Orr, Dalzen & Co.
being dissolved on the ID of November all parties
having claims against the old firm will present
them for settlement and all owing will call and
settle up their accounts
ORR, DALZELL & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-17
NURSERIES.
GEORGE ID. BOWEN

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
II stock Of Nurseries of G. Baker & Co., wishes
to inform the public that he has on hands large
aesorted stock of Fruit Trees, ornamental and
Evergreens Also, a good selected stock of hardy
Rsmontant Roses, which will sell at low prices.
Also, q large assortment OF Shade Tzees for side
walk planting. All persons wishing to have
quick shade and not hage to plant from year to
year, will do we'll by getting good trees that have
been tFansplanted.
Catalogue sent on application, either by letter
or person. GEO. D. BOWEN,
Crescent City Nurseries,
oc2S Evansville Ind
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AWlJSEM ENTA
RANNuM AMERICAN MUSEUM.

WV AID nAGNIrICENr ATTsACTIoSl
The mrna''f has rest satisiation H. Announcing
an sIk -xrmea' sith the
~ NiEk BROTHFRS
Ttsht Hops l'rr ct, GsmuNss An rat ariu ista
JOIN 1GNliE ps4 form. The -oud,f' - W .nk.
~ the ,ht.ioie ren N 'ta,s the asii.ry With
sb m hw b. T. ti'es svs ETY. Il 90
EXTRAORDINARY FhArs Of ,siNG.
1N"v ~ p,.f' IN
Way triRNuUN and rvrSING ,tse d. o.e's.
sNN1u"ts ETHIOPIAN or .rltr
e h -, bNud ~ >I,,kU WIS., 1fef \.
kS. .,r COMIC ofLEArlC 'trt,. nt,.s ~
TIE Iuuy.
- ., n ~ Al hours, DAYS .-s-'.-
liNINI.Ot fts.
ut, wlLuAA> or tnt Np.r%
r.,.., 49,. w ~ GlG ... ....,...
LuB a. 40 NDl>'s WU..I.'s. ..
Atit'iAIOS VIII h,
WI ,t,,it1NtNG CNT, NIns
4 nNf'SliI ,Ar NURSING IWO MINIS
'.H\No ~, ARIA. H. arcd sea, =, iLNr.
Nln 20 D. v'ns Anaconda, MM d sue. So,
AGn . o. - Al - T.: hlltcn und a., B.: ~
NV n,N 10y 1lIEATEE
oPrN EVERY EvESiNl
CHEAT flS 1ONi,iii -
IN >fM SONGS, ACTS, DANCES, ..s
CAMPpEl.L's NlSsrRELS,
1873 StMREK
T1ir NOBEL RAND Ot THE cor TNy
NOAIki>lNu THE GKEAlfsr IOHiNAriON
or AR nc NCEflr SCE i\Ek
SftS IN THIS COZ Try, lnG
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As'dvEkON NNTat'l.s.

4 uC1lON NOrICE--H. WILSON. AUCr.
40 \. ~ NJ l. ~ Dey 81. Bocs and S''-s = q
o,csst A.o. age ssOrtnsni io ~ pry..s al. "
ali tunes. as
AUCTION SNE or CRpCEFEY ANp
"A riNs, .u.> ,TG.tNtVs. A1,. on,tr. vi .si
~ BE- &c '' '''..,'., "a 'uV. Jnl, at, n, -
a.d g., m 70 van. .s'ss.-r. ~ su, ~, y icr
~, ai.I .'scs -,il "a tco ioi .hiii,n. I
\ lCIluN NUIItE .ChotGLEN. ~ NN>
~ aIa I'D. ;,d ,nts,oy, var, MM y. shlkanAy,
}. b, H. INN ~ H., se..,,ocs Oh -. =, A. usu
~, var. ,.. D' " ',,os... D.. ton wth, he
p1'kei rr tipt-us ..
4 lCiON SO.lCt-;or CASTS ROOFS
I'D =, - '.'o.d q 'uc a ~ a. a." NY
a M M ,c,,.,.,l, 70 'of- Of c. fARs9,,-
y: IkRMAh & CO., AIC1lONtFES-
, . ~il ell M'saa,. i.I' ~, - lex o,.o,.. -
Is r'. iat,e 'p' t' = Co.. go o., can.''., ct
AN De-, nee. .,
= TtkMAN 8 CO.AUCrtuNEE. Will
, -. 90 No. -Juy ~, at l. oc.oG. a. ~ Mul-
:. ~ f ,h' n' Do Sn, n. of ,;Ai .,' 1.oor,
u" 1.. t'' t' b S.', seal sud ~eih ts' oouut'ts.
- nrLHN. k,O.AUCllUStEkS. WALL
." n i-.t ,. Juf tu, al I o'cioct.st H. Bowsr,,
tue ~ 81 m . -.n,t. U"is irou ' snd 'o oa
,"s'''' 10, 90. -H~ ms.ucs,'r, Hds, milos,,
nc - B - 'a' 4 . nd see-,' s'r PIE
- UUCAuT. Nt,f. .rlS.&J. BnGARr.
>. vel lr'n 'r ,t'y," .,..,v. 1t ~ C,nsl
pc, o.,.'~ - io,o-. ,i,1p' re.,.sc II
| NVm4lAMsbrEDl At,IloS yALUA-
~ ne k.Ai .'-t ~ % toN s.Hu, Auo-
:, 49,. ", 'ru % 49, . d =. o. ~ u..'ss,
/ NN "a r, u-h Oh as.a..s 49,, t,o.' 10 h. y" "A
| o. q ei'' hu'me's stand. eon"da-' li, rr'ton Of
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4 tt UNNApWAN, CORNER or nor -
-''. %. N"H.r utrf.h sd'src'd on ta'che,.
'.m''os. c.'I-r, s'i pAis, pianos, s,sars, &c. y.
'..u. .,f.i..I u.'. 81 ia tict ~. for va che,
..tn.'i'. ,'r,,' H, svHio, b, orr Broed~sy,. NJ
..-pNN$uEpkl KS TlCKElSw ant
a 90 -.il p'} n.fr thsn az. p'isnu ~ thu
F frlt. .t.h.i { lIAlro.ts. uAic'lr-, .,w,Irv,
.Fr'' 70 would do -l 10 call bc'or. di.po-'ur OF
rp.s a. .. 9, iur ,l,i 81 up,t,it. $50
~ o. MAGIC Al HAIR E'~ rORArIVE.
l. i'0c RE- Hat'r erd q ,utih,t ct the hui1sn ait
frcius 20 rr.s il'os rni ltt tIsn .st childhood.
Is e. ,Cr'a az rs'aiius action upon the -cAip, It
~. - y .'o aui 'igor l,5 - orr 4, i,gsi
iul f..r.pre ~hieh Hut make IL cal iavor e
,,,t ~ fsi ra,rliroiiop AID 80 80 s,rSv
ard agor air nud impeitid .t'tI viii 10 ~ md "a
u.iitist. .. tr ~ ~ nnv Other ,uulu p.,pa
lsIon 'yr iat'''ucr' Mhlu'cn.,' -" 80 Syl,h
1t fl'i 4 g. .,,,I Alien All stanton IT.. and
,ls. As,.u ID ans :. 4slcn. 4, rrco - c'nu
CHIAPCrOriiI%G CULhP CLOTlUNGl
- Oh -i'N'rF' Iursd- q plcdrc-, hact rock
og''' ~ 80 ~ sior' e''s "uF Spanish linen dqs,
Ii,a. q Y-', a G.n LEvIk, 81 Iifo'mc 100
TO; .sLilJlD bOON--25c. BOTTLES =
'i'H- ''- nrtir, 'no'-'onins. whatever sis
o.. b.i 9" me- OF srim7l'' Guaranteed safe ui.ll,
Dr. poo ~ lnsl'il 90 w. MIN Eit"rn'inso AL
70 "sd~'y. u"lW Pat - cops, brine ont
Pho oi ps fas' ~ picked up v,.h al alins dstine-
No. ,ni ustur. .n's. lOS
JItAppt AETFES 2TrH REGIMENT "
-, July |tl, l-"S. General order 1ihr real
oriof 4 cot CIiAHIFs kOOAE A Il. mont
GpMEHf, Jr, Aduannt. 10
Az ~ SiSlSS-I PROSECUTE OR De
~ cnd rsod c.ss4 In sny cou AM 'h"-.s Ne i'e II
f-'arc'. 10 WIS, ,oan-' llor Al Law, ishA.rro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20
LOSE AND FOUND.

- EFN NEp-LOSr OR SiOiFN ~
'~''re is'h, blNct cwlcd dor; amw'r 20 'hs
Ia |, runl Of Li, mouth Tn. ai-,,c r,vutI viii -
rshl on 'euinins IAN to y. BRArIEN, ~ NJ q
r ,ST--ON TiIrRSpAN. lG,h INNT, A
IL mail .i.c bsci all tan .ln'. rsr- cropped an
,s'rs to ia. nam offAS. Mhe W, re urrs her to
no ahi,, iSi las, Ioth 4. viii he bs ~ van,-
7 ISL OR BURNED, AT TIE SArKiN6
- tho Colo Ell o. ri,sn. Asylum. on Mo,d,y,.Iuiy
ltr. BAH ie'o1 in the nsr,e Of julia nu,h, With
% S .sn * 60 - - W. .n. e o" ne
Row d.. no, t.ii. '' Wrt4?dt 10
7 .oSI--h BLACK INCs VEIL, IN PASS
~ 'nenfh Lauren ca T. Church and in Wal
rr W; To .,o s =. n &c ~ Th S%
o.
r O>T- CASH JOURNAL BEloNGING
I<io EA'str 'tr"iE, .h'ch Wa taken from
ruttth, tho ,.4,e. o. tndct wiib lite .. nd
COZ i"th. No ou'sions s't d. SO
N'OnCF- CANAL BOAT ! ' q.
- ,rscson Wa ri,ied up sdrif near IA Navy
Hs9d ,,@,'v,n,, Gu 9.ye h : by aGp''ias 20 IL
~. .he val be .o,d IN pay sh.rss.. July -.
CTOLEN FROM GRAND STREET FERRY,
81; Js H. on To-. S5,s ,sd
II"osl,u, 3 D." lie Hor.. /. Ism. 10 ,he near
hudl hong tail Any person return pR The tHnio
10 = NELLY. cor y, nth eth and ID ia. Hfooklyu,
D.. t., will be rewarded, and rrcaivs th' thAnts II
the uwner n,
i = REWARD FOR COW LOST OR SrO-
:. ~ len from Tor. o. h y. snd lat avGrue dark
brown. ttadi h coz, h. ssbuobs, atTlpt "ok whs
.po'u rich slide uiot Ann 'son iutmui"F her, WI
Iec.iv. above t.said JAS. OCONOl,, Bath u md
IL a,,uu.. "a
Ola ktWAkD-lASr, FROM OtfitB
7 a. 81 Vet II, some time bet .esn the 1T nns
nnd 10Th u July n la {, Morocco BN'ss~s tyIr .
Pocket Nupk, " bucish color, With TIN name Of 'hs
,uh,cribI writtu on the tuck where the buat e,a
through couts u d Deed. Of property 81 lOI.h
beepric, \ y too bands and mo rtphr rs aud a,'f1
In-rts of he same Also fur Savings bant Ror.s ia
,rt't y, hrf psriiss tso on iDp cry savnr- ,snS
Noe III .6'~ and III, bfb ono en- thu sy.n,v.s Stv
ing iant No ~, 40, and one n, the linton Dune
Ssyil - LAM, No s,tN2: With sofpe other Bemoian'
ouuis and papcIs Al NJ which AZ nj no vsAo 70 -
,Icept the subscriber. vho viii give sAri
fifteen dollars Obj fos it, return to office NJ ~ Deg
st. OF 80 Mestsf, upstairs and no Gusstioas as,ed
WILLIAM A MILLER 10
L7h EkNAHD-L0ST MONDAY Eyen.
+ cins, = gold satch, with IL nam" IS. ~
AAKrIS insid- also gold ohsin, lccket al harms
Tie sbpv. vsvard viii be paid, and ~ e. rtinm
sstnd " l'u at 20 water II, up siaiis ~
SIOn RFWAKD-LOST, IN MONhrY
''IOOrvenins IN Eifth svenur opposite ~.
BAN. ng tolo,e' phvp Asylum, asOd hultnr go.
watch with void lob chain ntach'd d, L. ~, by An
re 'snr u Chu Frodrhsm, London, And No. o. p.
re N"vr tcwuri Sii he ps ia aud no questions a-s,<
" iU.' ~ he LNcfett Ho1,re mon ~,u..r. P40B
90, -sud hers are Cautioned sesiurt c1lvra 10
.loVe so
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N ASA "a uIH. ''r"..u. D..
IN t... uivN a..
". ,'......." N ,a.
MY Ni''oaho'e' ps,'srr,l ALI 70. t..., dr,. =,
49, Set ... .I-
\JANrEp-AoooD yO;tS -Yl,AS
W tske., rth a.. IN At dh 40
aho Q t~.'vs l.s Hut D.. e.. .r,u ari
r. ,u ,,,..s b, r.s Apr', to ..- b.,
" ANIt!'- siN Or EWHr tNrfEl-
:; 'rs aoRrsrs Em,d wa II % ' 4., -
liz AI-.y. 80
N\I.NtEu-A YoUNG M,N - orrS
w cr,''r. R.NtiNs ~ .'.- ll.u,. IN nat
20 "c"nc' need eP'y AZ Do N,nih ave- y y ".
" - LIp-Niw Slr..l l.ONri.- Aud
W 'ar Lpn..s, d. ne E..st.1,y i......, ~ ..'t-
CO q t.s
NrsNTf NV suUr IVOStu~-
w None on' art' :. h.nis coed a41s, a. S. s2l.
NIAhIEI--AluVEu .A'.gtENALL
w soit 1nt,d 18th 'he r.. q, 10 'rtrs ..-e nuI
w'e AID after ! to '.p"t v.rL -. eng rIar ~
seep arhNi N an W ioNH ~ d" o.. 40 40
shIcista. - !ls p'c-er' ng VI h@l.A, &C a., ~
WAN1ED-A furST CLASS on EA1.K
II W = Zee - t'ftf N = y
N('ANTEp-COAI NNp Nl~r WN,Is
w tot ccrfuo1 -r ur' on v.rt t.tI. tsr atI
nlaue It. ~ st-irA b.. u. ~ ELuN D. 40
Nj X, to,e,n'n.
\TANILp--A NV G.;'S MAJ 81
W dcutau. art1. ttchIus haudA r.vi.. AL, %
b. Duane .',u, eta r-.
\('ANItD- ~ car I,.>.Il.5 80
| A?ily IA. UArhn.fRs j. 4anrota,av (:
WASTED \ coon CAEhAGk BLA =
,mte ',c.d' 20 80 4 man- IN. fs
WASTED -- HOMSESHCFhS. 4 rpLe.
w %. II and roormNn, Al. kNONi3, $40 I....,.
fourth II, uoAf T. tn n,o. "a.
N\fAt1Ep-tOE AMAN FACTORY OF
w ait tc.a fo~ ere .ruie enci ir,uch,rs slI Soy
sir' Q earn \ so usu sno " r-ti uu. u' nd.
wabsrst, up-tar SIS
\NANIEp-A GOOD BARBER APPLY
AM M lNTrEksON's, oos Deka'h srd
Marcy sves BreoEo u. Tor . da,s. 81,
, BAEBKES WASTEp-IlGu WAGES
osiv, IA, to go to New iia,su;9 - go to Ne~
| ltt.tsin, 20 sw,.s ans bo.id; hsrh,rr 60 g. 10
ash. sEtur SiI ~ srtk. hAihrfs g. 40 a. Troy,
go rer week a. res'g. pad ~ ''e. 70 tlr c'y,
a." beet wsrt-' sNva AlVs at the Genera AEsn y.
4 a.. hioaiNay, koo.n ~. 49,
| Al RAILROAD LABDRtkS WAIST -
| 'Olr 10. q. ,er inch Of 'hs ~ \ orb tai
tr,s Railroad. wS's ~ % 70 81 a. pr dsy A'-a
tt'"t .n.,.l, .'a , s'"". cutter, vafr' 30 'i
III, oGc y he C'mrary,l 81, cuvicf y "a
CDO LABOEELS WANTED FOR .Ii'
! = WI hi'h Valley x q road &C.. ~as - 90 o.
dAv. pA.-ssc ffe. n duc'iNn; shot dItf1t,, 10
| et,,J.t %, IT ~ N. from n, Cl.1,'n) 3D. .,
400 RAILROAD IAruktl> " ,tsI
COOto- work TO- the Camden 4 Nu'o, l. X &C.,.
A-l"u isaac nom iht cat, 90 toe o.Ats %! .'.r
iioG. sage u 20 pr dh,, 'ut 10 t.urs vott aid
| Urt, we --rs, pasasr no. Il. ~ .u,u't 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

TADlES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
- ". & Wa ma, hin '. on family sewing, tuekInS
and shirt making for 81. sent u shop after
Store HoA
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NnlS " A&ir.j--3 l,i, L. Npi., ON
- .n1.tl Hsr.ss Arp. ~ 'os,s =. ... 40 !. 10
ROY WrNiLtl--.itIWt IilL AGt OF
- y, aud D 70 ~ sad bar lIguirr It - h.. s.v"t
Of, DHneI BATAVIA. 80
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A GREAT NtNBEeO OF MALE ANDFE-

a BOY WNNIED 70 lfNEN TIE
II 'imtinr L,1t. Ap,'yto GEOl T. J. ROSS, %
~ I. J1c mo fcsii, .iih b.. pleat =. si,.i. a.
hou1sg m.rninri =. 4. Gs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

JJOESESHOERS WANTED-TWO FlKE-
~ ncu AID nooimer al Fast 10th st ~
hNNuN WANTED AT NE AMERICAN
1lExpgr-. bh'laius, b.l-'er. and operators. Call
In = CIV, - /. i4rUu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

I MASI Mrs o. A FARM A SHORT
d ttnc hom BIjohyn, No objections to good
rnrs late, md . 4 sd home AID good ~Ss,
IVA, LeA Futon 81. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

'Ofs ANi' tp,,l.> WANILp 80 WUkh
o. 80 .'iN tos,f,. 4. % ID W. strt ct. 4.
.LliILN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

s,kii:l nANlS WAN!A. ia MAKE
- NOV n,sr', al overat,f vhc u4I' - tnds
he Emp. a.. ii.ue, To sioG htn st-ady
emp yn.s-t VI b. s.,eu. n..s =. ~ chambers
o., d il,O 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

Roy WANItD-iO ~! F.LANIi> q.
- .nu't b u-D ar' p.ll t..rlu.- 4 H'. uol.
eh.ru.e 49, O. " NGrdfRS sOs, 60 let
Wa. ~l,t ntr wee. 81
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W iNys.Es.

\y7ASTFp - RECRUITS FOR 4 conf
w rsny " heavy srtillcrr, town ~ ~ h.tror de-
fences. S9S'- lrur'y Mo- 'ntst.Ic 90 ..lta COM
pauv red % the t..t an ln .ste-vitc sd
Aud trcstm.ut - WsEr, cot CAnsL CANAAN
HOFFMAN, Man tle sun 20
NrANTtD-tlES1 CLASS UiItNtUhs
W sui N1l '.r. rI Nhesls " lho.. 81. r 90,
~ u cu c Utf 1td flannel iI. Co.,. 10 t4. steal
~cik ~ Doc Hvtu, o.. Ssvtnih ~. 20
W ASTiD Al 10 CHAMBER SI.FEr.
w w. hU.uff. "u NI,.A d tt.. s,.frs
machine. sso one raj. ututei.
\I'ANil p-GOOp OrtEN'OE~ E't~I-
W ere and fnither. on military VIA. ~ ~
9 Oh D.
"a ANt II -- \ DI.. i,,I.. d. b.
w how ~ .s.~t hoo. tclt.s 'tNus IS
IN t.. uivs q .... ' 81 a.. o..
U' 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

NIANTtH--A YOUNG MAS = OR u
w year. " 49,. l. stsud ,icsf tore. Addr-.s
C, tn oush Post once, g.viu. name aud fer u
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/ 4 iC1lON NOTICE--H. WILSON, Atitr.
! 40 \. u. CA l. ~ Dry 81. Bcco and s',vs ~
/ cssc' prime god, On tut-iNy, July .i-, II 40
o'clock Also = age assortment Tor privs.s sale
/ ali fuutf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

NjANIED--A GOOD SMART tlkL 10
Ily IN tn, ha,rmtnt. D..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

d 90 -u PSI ni.tr Uian a.. p,isnu IN thu
fs frIt 40 .tUh.i { uAiroUts. uAtc'r-, .'rt Irv,
fu.... ~ 1--WE rsr,, So AM p'r-nr hAvus
Sieve ~ would du -al 20 call be'pr. di.p0-iuE OF
'.''rr.. ~ a. etUte advanced on II d.aiiUd, hy
.rp., VA, .t 90 iNr tLI st pfttir. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-20

400 RAILROAD IAtDktlN " itsl
cOoto work fof tho Camden 4 Nu'"t Il x &C.,.
A-Nuit d'iano' npn iht cat, 40 tue o.ats 20! ~
j .r-ty; nrst ktud ~ G ul;.uy wors Artl 'F l
tioI. sage u 20 pr dt,, 'uf 10 eHfirs voft aid
,vvry t-o ~-rb'i pasage free, no d,.u-tilr. 5 a.
Monday July ~ D., & ~ .ock a a tom IA. g. IA
pam = utiicr, 10 greenwich 4. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-12

Rvan arrival st New ork' we nave d r.
mort that over three hundred Of the insurgents
- 6 domingo had delivered themselves up
70 the Srar,ish authorities. Ko]as and the
other leaders Of the rebellion were also report
ed captured in Hayti, and ar the dlSposa Of
the Spanish Government. Fifteen b:zh "ay
robbers have been arrested near H2valia, and
one Of them executed. The English bark On
tar;o, and the Spanish bark lariga, had been
wrecked on the Cuban cost The former had
q cargo Of mahogany, and the latter 5000 bar
rels Of -four
Affairs il the army Of the Potomac 7emain
unchanged According 10 q correspondent OF q
New York ;,aper, Gen. Lees army occupies
the following positions; Hills corps is around
Orange Court House, where General Lee has his
eadouarters Early's division IS near the
, SummeryiIle Roads, at Morton and Tobacco
Fo,ds. Johnstons division is at Mitchell $,
Browns and Germania Fords. Erom the
dense volumes Of smoke arising from the woods
and batteries south OF Raccoou and Morton S
For1s, it IS thought that The Contederates are
also in force there.
4 dispatch from Gen Meredith, at Fortress
Monroe, states his belief that the Federal pm
soners on Belle Isle are in tents, and also that
he has requested Mr. Guild TO share the cloth
ing and subsistence sent by the i. 5. Govern
ment with the citizen prisoners, lie has no
doubt that this has been done.
It has Leen surmised that the party who
captured the Chesapeake were blockade run
ners " ho were set free in New York city, and
it is not improbable that such IS the ease. II
the vessel should be recaptured BY the TWO
gunboats which were sent after her from Dos
ton nice point would arise touching the
status Of the crew manning her,
The Joint resolution OF thanks and for a
medal to Major Gen Grant, etc, introduced
in the u. S. House of Representatives was
| laid upon The Senate table until the new com,
mittees shall be appointed, when, as mere
matter Of form it will be referred to the com
mttee on military affairs,
| Private advices from Gen. Grant army re-
present it as entreuched at Mission Ridge,
with the Con tederates on the opposite bank Of
the Chickamauga. 4 great want OF forage Is
Grants obstacle to any forward movement
and three thousand horses are needed ior his
artillery alone, before it can be rendered etfec-
tive The horses have starved to death by
hundreds
The estimate ofclothing for the &. S army
for the next fiscal year is SIS, 000,O0O. The
sum Of $500, 900 is asked tor the benefit Of
prisoners Of war. The Engineer Department
estimates five millions and a third as the SUM
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MESSAGE or PRESIDENT DAVIS.

=
fedexate Congress on Tuesday last It is ;.
very volumlnous document. He says the mill
tary operations Of the pzs@t year have resulted
in grave re7crses at important pons. cunsi-
derable successes 10 Iyouisona and Texas, ana
i successful defence Of Charleston anl the lines
enciYclng Richmond The disaster al Gum
berlal1i Gap IS attributed to the comma l1Slar
who surrendered that important and easily
detensible pass without firing shot, upon the
summons Of force still believed TO have been
inade0uate to its reduction, and when rein
torcements were within supp )rting distance,
and had been ordered to bis aid, The entire
garrcon, including he commander being sill!
held prisoners by the enemy he is unable u
suggest any explanation OF THIS DISASTER
The disasters at Chattanooga are attributed,
rot 70 Gel Bragg, but TO a portion OF lis
troops, the message saying; 1t is believe
that ii the troops who yielded to the assault
had fought with the yaIor which they had display
ed on previous occasions, and which vas mani
tested III this battle on the other parts Of the
line, the enemy would have been repulsed with
very great slaughter, and our country WOULD
have escaped the misfortune, and the army the
modification, Of the first deftat that has re"
suited trom misconduct ~ the troops Ad~
uniting considerable additions TO the territory
occupied by the Federal troops, he congratu~
iateS Congress that their progress has been
checked, and finds III The courage and persc~
verauce of the people, and the unamMIty
shown by certain resolutions OF State Leglsa-
lures ca nests OF the superior endurance G
those who fight for home, liberty and lndepen-
dcnce which do not per1ait any doubt Of the
result,
He says there IS no Improvement IN the TcIa@
tons with t0lelgn cuunue>, Slice last message
on the contrary here IS greater divergence
Ihe conduct OF European nations assuming
character positively untrlendly. lhe MasAcG
p;lrtlalily uv Great Britain IS strongly eylnced
ia their decision regarding the blockade, as
we'll as their marked difference OF conduct Oh
the subject OF the purchase Of supplies BY
the two pelIlgerents Ibis difference has Lecn
conspicuous since the commencement Of tue
war. Announcing the change III Mexico, he
sees nothing III 1t 10 prevent large develop
ment OF the commerce already existing WIZ
that country Ia concluding his notice o.
foreign affairs, he declares that The former
treaties OF the United States have ceased 10
be binding on The con1ederacy and that -
connections with foreign sta.cs are now con-
troIled BY the law OF natlous only.
4 prompt and eticaclous remedy Tor INC
present condition Of the currency IS necessary
70 3 succesotuul performance OF the operations
Of the Government. lie recommends l2&1'
ton instead OF further sales Of bonds or ISSUES
OF treasury notes The holders Of currency
now outstanding can only he protected BY su0
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(uRIsrNAs.-We reccolect, and are 10"
reminded OF the old distlch, which, n 00'
davs Of boyhood impressed us, that


DAYS Of boyhood impressed U.S. thaS
uCIri~1rnas comes hut year,
But when il cones, il comes WIN c"eei' .
:, s,ocast to our readers that the good old
nnsto1n If Christmas presents has not been,
nor. vii! il we trust ever be, abandoned, ana
,hof now is the tiIue to be making preperatAon
for the event.
The market, this morning, was well suppne2
xg;rb meats. vegetables and poultry. Pnces
~, meats and vegetables are unchanged. Ior-
l,ovs sold from = cts. to So SO apiece (eese,
* ors 70 81, 50 apiece; Chickens, sl(9I'o0 8
nair. Ducks, slCyl5O pair; Butter 33(97a
crs pound -
i sfampede took place among the horses
A. the Corral at Giesboro Point on Thursday
might, when upwards Of one thousand horses
we're drowned in the Eastern Branch and the
Potomac. ...------
Charles D. Kinks, esq, prominent mer~
chant Of Baltimore, died in that city yesterday
Mr.. links was one Of the Police Commission
ers appointed by the Legislature III 1860, and
rogether with his colleagues, was arrested by
fhe r, s. Government on the 30th June,
1861.
The Louisville Journal states that the Con-
fulerate General Morgan was Ia Cumberland
county, Kentucky, Oh the 7th lastant, III com
Dany With Eve Of bis officers, proceeding south
ward.
aan
Gen. Banks arrived at New Orleans with
his staff from BRACES, Texas On the Sd lnst.-
There is no further news concerning the ex-
petition,
The Richmond Wing is in favor Of a change
in the Confederate Cabinet. It has harsh
article against the whole Of the present Cab
inet
There are rumors that the Chesapeake has
been burned and that her captors have land
ed near Halifax. The reports are hardly to be
credited
7. J. Mahoney, Chief Clerk Of the Z. s.
Quartermaster' 5 Department IN this place, un-
der Capt Ferguson, was yesterday arrested and
taken to Washington.
II. Clay Emerson, Of this place, recently
confined in the Old Capitol prison, Washing
ION, has been released
Notices Of the proposed introduction Of bills
TO repeal the Fugitive Slave Law, have been
given ia both branches Of the Z. S Congress.
Quarterly Meeting at the NJ L. Church, ia
rhls place, commences ncAt Sunday.
\ race course has been established on the
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co. REV ARD.-W stolen rom my stable
90 on Gibbon street. DARK DUNN
HORSE, black name and tail, black streak
down his lack, dark legs, l4t hands high. |
viii give the above reward il returned TO me
ana no questions asked ut No. Is, Gibbon ST.,
between Fairfax and Wuter.
Co. ll-3GT +. kAlGaI.
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The Louisville Journal states that the Con
Tolerate General Morgan was in Cumberland
county, Kentucky, on the 7th Instant, III COM
Dany with Eve Of bis officers, proceeding south
ward
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.'.Clri-1mas comes but once q year,
put when i cones ii comes Wlth cheeF,