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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A I L r Q "A d -
1862. u - 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route 10 chicago via Kokom.

81 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

A NEW ISSTRUNENT-JUST THE THING FOB
N Sabbath Schools. Academies and Small Churches
" RcH ~ C1l II n -.
uvs WILLARD srovxIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

. "a a belevea that tss snamy urc IN essAis vA'a
able information rhe sscAanse ID ne~NpAgsn has 400
been FORBIDDEN eui~eani a~rgu-ni sna FWisafs have
been placed under arrest for violating he sesFs " r.
gard 20 this matter, snd 10 undesNtaNd haa eNssa@
s,oned on1cers who may be- dviected n ths c5nS" VA
be dIssn tssed from the service.
nax Of truce vas scot serues III river w GeisfA
Patrick the efficient Provost N~rshAi Cft~fs ysssfd~y
morning TO negotiate tho excanss a pfis~e adv uaS
and 10 cnAb certain parties on Tho Other sn ~eo -
erred 20 do CO. thor families, who are wwEs
our lines The Only person who ever. bessssF wAs
Mr.. Green one Of the proprietogs q The outfs mil ~
Falmouth, which opersiion lasi eefoFs "1 soe~
Inspectioss drlIs and rsvisws ,he crssr u ths
day, and the army beng brought 10 a. hlah ssts'.
proficiency possible With view 20 Future "i~s
All of the wounded who with safety Dc moved Lave
been sent away, where they receive psser Astsn
ton and he made comfortable than shsy caia %
Ia the 1eld -
General Burnside " unfemlllDg in his atisnisn r. DO
duties and doing all IN hts power 10 adj anse The nss
rests u the great army under his command fh~ pre-
enforced inactivity u this great army oAnmos ~
pleasing 10 energetic c'amaadcg when snth sr~@i
interests stake aud doubtes soihss ~0ud please
him better than ~ resume sftive operations
u Ia well known that tbs rebel army has heen sresiy
reduced in numbers sncs The battle, "a, r~yaS sn me
strength of his position and The efsct q th fece1t -
pulse General Ice ~ confident he bold n~faNias ~
check and spare many u his xocps f lnfe scaiss 80
rat Ions elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Obituary.
CAPTAIN THOMAS WARREN cARTwnIoHf, JR., FIvrM
REansSr NEW YoRK VOLUNTEERS tpuRYEBs zou-

CAPTAIN THOMAS wARRBS CARTWRIGHT, JR., rIyrH
RHonsNr NEW YoRK VOLUNTEERS tpuRYEH's zou-
AvKs).
This gallan, and Chrlstsu young officer, whose sudden
and Unexpected death 10 universally regretted, was
born in the city Of Newark ". j. the +h OF Decem
Der 1sf2 His father then captain Of the Washing
inrlon Erpa Guard the hrst Irish military organization
got up in tia, state The family subsequently, removed
New York where they had previously aud have ever
since resided Al the rsi outbreak Of this that has
made SO many hesrths deSos,c, every male member Of
bs family volunteered sap2or, Of the government and
OF Our countrys nag. The father resigned
position 70 the Custom house and went out as Ad
Juiant OF the Sixfy.third regiment, Of the irish
srsaae an; eldest son, 20. LseuisnAn' Iooos. .ne
pioyment Brooklyn and went out az private ~ the
Twelfth New York, Colonel s'terh eid NOV ma,or gene
rail- and the ycungesf-fhe subject Of this skethen.
listed private tbsng then little eighteen years
Of age In the Finn New York or Duryscs Lousves) Que
Of the finest regiments that eIt New York Soon his
Christian, gontlepianly and correct department
noticed by hs 6bssrvant commander, Colonel Duryce,
ana .wo ssys es'oe tns aa,f q ss hslas. pc was pro
verely wounded in the right hip and len leg and while
recovering from his wound he vss promoted 70 ser.
leusenantcy, apd while hlng that positop again
desperately wounded In the shoulder by the plng Of
shell a. she battle Of Gaines Nl from The effects o.
upon that occasion ARD his uniform and exemplary
depor.msas-wnch his gallant ooloaes now btsadier
generhll knew 30 well how 10 appreciste-he his
company, the youngest commander 10 the regiment
HH character We are informed frpm the lnost rclkabe
sources was ~ pure AZ the snowflake Not tsint 81
dishonor sulics his fair fame III. sabbath srhA,i
tezcherx who lei hts young footsteps Ia virtues psts
can trace their undertaking course with delight until NJ
entered into hIs rest forever
No calamity u the been more ps,nf, and dis
tressing In ts attendant circumstances than his death
report 10 the payers " his loved fathers death IN inc
fatal stack Of Fredercssburg hurried him on 10 the
sang ainsry nsd procure bis body and discharge his
final obi. by bringing u home. When he arrived
he found the reports erroneous, and on his way
home seized with crysipess on the brain supern.
duosd We are informed. by hs previous wound which
soon dad ls fatal work Far swsy from friends and
home ME pare and gslan, spirit tok Ns fight 20 worlds
" biss with but friendly hand, that q Colonel j.
Mcleod Murphy cf The fifteenth Seg York 70 close h.
egs His death calm and peaceful, 40 hts life was
pune and stainless and the bright record be has left
hind win be his soYrowing family thar best soace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
Ths Connseticus Legislative COMMITTEES
on the sdsste ksbwrg Disaster.

The follow ng exsp~e from 20 The tor
u tho Waterbury Assear o. December -, 1867 from
Hon T. W. Zoe, u tho republican committee by
the connec,ou, Legislature " Tredsrcbure alter It's
baue look afsor tho led and ~sunceI iron. tina,
State
The letter undar da,e q December at 'rcn Dos,i,,
headqGarierss--
Y0n have M heA ~ the depression there 10 10 The
army al the result N this th~d attempt 20 GIT. k<b
noLd That u W o conples failure deny Jhe
ca1sfs a a may bo open guesibon; ~, c0s bns
csrsn that there vii have ~ - deterrent fnsfsssmen,
shall MOI be nation much hDng"r and shas have
JET DAVIS rule ever dare NOD Sfite What think
yoa from what gather ~ tho limited time have
had and thought bst this " certain that
the Presifsni Ia. got % ssop acting Comm~ndcrin
Chief uaft ~ his Cabinet 10 vsd ard another man
placed head u the sruy poitialAns sol
Congress. ssnced and, more than aI the yeovis take
hold n tho interests Of The country, stop carrying the
for scnah cads and slso all keep aasat and
army alone.
have found but one opinion ID tho army about ths
merits q generals. m army, almost 10 man, Tor
Mcclellan nd, you expect The ~my to oonq-er .
peace you have got 70 give them ehotcs n - a.
clear b them 20 the sunshine and that too ~nh the
se~ friends of Burssias, WIN much respected By all
but b. has not the capacity Tor The moving u army
a ths maEnitsast
All a Inc sch a Belle Pals and do~p 10 Tho rsrra.ns
coming here nod 81 The vounde4 wbo coula be moved
s~nt 70 wssbinston before my ~riys ard that ~
vll mad from other s0urcss T. ", coz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
oar Naval Corresponds $50.

InupD sfssss Gtsso4r Fac seSS
ON Iauiss Rfsss, f0ri<s, - D.. lea
Horess1rs al ns csa,sai asosasrs as ttr.da deG-
Capture n vesscia Rs.ss.g fAs Blsisd.-C ssS hss-s
,sssn 10 Rna a.. Basksas-Hsgs Pace ~ fvs~sas~s,
DC, Dc.
We have Ssss hsviss lively timss WIN Ne s-ssAas
runscfs ihls v.csy fos isss s~ eesks - s>ss
more lcu Key West Tbs 2osh uis, fer ne
Atlantic see Of shs psssnsGz. 90 Ne morbss0 q ~
2sin boat ssrsdtos Asisd frsn Der cgs 10 10
dian two vssssls TIE InxlsA ssnr Eliza ssA ~
schooner sgno--so,h hsli'ng fren thai stsnss sd
sorlc. rsGowusd tosn o. Sssssa. y. " ~ Ne
IL, nat she captured ibs EnsixA s,ksoess w
Georve, also from Ssas4a Ella ssssstsd c@sSo 81
fte NAt. fnedcns4 Ac fv~ythl1G rArs~d s~fsesiy 90
unt The morning 81 The lOsn inst visa leo tt0es0
uerr s~sr nftina fLen ouinsas load sbavs ths
groves Al Indian river inlet Two hsis ~sve .mss<]l
sieiy Manned armed .nf s<ss is end N sksrt srAas
TOW sns proved be th~ Aless q Nssnss. hsad ssh
Island rst,oD. sbe Led ron "a 81 tbs Flars s3Es
sLfec months vsh s-ssfs~ sssoy 80 go IN
ube point ~ fs'ufnng with l@f ~ NE staFs 20 80
lne transports Carrying Wos~ for No hsnss ssls
dioL Nunt~sts. tie s'o~eS s~s, .sttns fss
a c.sar ngi rLeD tbs eass1 ears stng soa nlItsa
10 1--WE 49, = ~ lsea !, ~ sssssna~uts LsA 80
run The hloss ade tie fplo~4g y s'ueg,eTssa 90 ~
soIa. ~ ssrik - o. NE caro- run y w NO ss
The yrices g&ld ID Nssssa sss so'l 81 = u.s.
Gfe~n Tca--I'fits pad a. 30 10. ssi4 - y g~r
Ro Cs'se-rrke Jsn al q pr ~ "a y re-
IDA reppeg--Tree psia " I~f W cd - 60
s9ap-rr,ss ps.A as g-t - ga = %
Other Articles 10 the Ts,e eagsAn
the vssei receiving nfth u the rvodas Hsueess
No woIs~s shs pot C0nch >" rln the rsk b., "a en-
me r.sarnor. airo destroyed I've mail ,soeys "a.
Jupiter iList Tbsy were sd " he rstes ~ sfssrss
o.rgpes up s1d do~u the river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

tUgmsE 1yr, t@N4 - IVA
Both houses o. lhe lsshiAigns cemrsssd tsss ~sa
n.sAion TO-DAY by he seeio1 u 81 ihs enNncissi "a
candidates.
more seems " bs Q general aggressive that Canrsss
shOgIz led "a 10 the snans sov~nsna. sad lire
!. ~ doub, that promps HsssG 0ndsr oemp@~saarn
~ould greatly tac.nss tie srnsaegasas msssrs . -
Exiaissgfs
Tbsfs q suass vvspse' thai Ne Hsassos3 senss.ea
vii Ia disposed " this sock. CHsr ~ easisssra
a this SOLE . smsss nslf.p oriy . fsqailss v s~ss
any bl 0.ss We Covegnots veto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Governor +eymVsr AID iieaisuans 0oysrpo~ faces A.
gSi today. large number u protnintnt sti1sns "
no The city 70 witness Tho oersneny 81 the
inangGragiob ~ take plsss 10 The Assembly Chamber a
sevss o'co,s marrow Nsw Ycsk = iitUsly rsyra
SEATED
ne Court u ArfsAls aaE0rss n cty - ne ror@'
divorce cass nasnsLt was A~fms1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

ciNcxvsJ, Dec 81, lsc2.
Ahre last nisai burned ten housss 90 Eighth street
and block occupied BY twenty families, who barely
escaped with their lives losing everything bu their
clo:blDs The FIRE. spread 70 three adjacent tudingy
which were quickly destroyed Ices $1,000 or Ga 600
Nlsh. before lsst the q Mr.. sschssp Frank o.
ohio, was entered by burglars who blew opep the safe
,ccs "A roo and cot Are 10 tie ra.lcIrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

HrAb.rAsrxss, Assr % rss rorusir, Dsc. y, 1854
QUE Abns ne n,s--Coranssassi'oA Bee.ea az Pct
ss PrchtGcd-Au,ss--fiage T HWs-Gaool Burn
aide and Ha Aoastty, d. Se
There % chanss y record matter. ssfesseu,s ard
but little o. interest 70 write aooat Evavthing 'ssu.
be 10 rlta go, and there are 10 psDlc ndAious ~
yet d what The future 20 brGg forth he rlsass 4
ne two srnss occupy The opposite banks a the fssr
and little j. a whs. 10 trsaspirins 10 the rebsl
camps The ,rvor~ thb aaa q she rivN have ~
yet ggns Into winter qasrtsra bot max ING usssyss
90 comfortable Assrcumstancss win pnrah
Tfs mswlai 20 free iDisroolre between ihe r<sss
Oh 81 tAs srwt.d since he Dette as rrohb s<s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
Ers~ssauss % a. Alleged ssssr.S -
D~sson.

IN. PRELIMINARY srstslnAlso1 a Ssss NJ ~ ma, 80
mat n a.. brs boy wm.ss.s, wss 10 ebsss~< -n
v.su M isrssi sasss y san vsss ssd osnsss
), The rev oox psaos tesy sso,s rnissi ssssss Con
,n,.,oas, HAn.,, NJ CAsries Jsss.Dai ~eo sasys~e
ID. ,.rrseh sna liver q ospiaa Bpsos. s'feo-wsi
,asut,sy n sslfbass IA coysw. Ia SrsnFf as 70
nsaaed !, yAa. .ss ~lH Is sea- " Voc frs ~ ulsi
L.. as steward = ~ era, ~s Ne y 80 'hons~ss
dsaays n agp@sf q ~ltrssf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
ARRIVAL OF IHR ELLA wIBLEY.
NEWS FROM KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
Capture Of Vessels Running
the Bloc kade.
MOvEMEMTs OF laval SHIPS.
Ae.. &C., Ae.

rs steamer Fss wassy Commando schsnss, ncm
Havana ssd xey west arrived - ms rs~s yesterday A.
t.rame rhs asws from plsksalss squadron % .hs
eoass q Firaa IL very assrestlns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Colonel Lee stan In Pursuit. OF Van
Dorn-ESpedition TO the Tennessee
River. &C., &c.

CAIRO, Dec. 81, 1862
ino from Coruth 10 saturday night states that
the ga. rson that place half ratons. Iorag
ing parties however able supply thcl deficiency
Colonel lee with large cavalry force, still in pur
sui of Van Dorm.
Trains running from Corinth 70 jackson and from
Jackson Holly springs The road Is also repaired from
jackson TO point nine miles north OF Trenton Every
station house all the bridges between Trenton and
Moscow, within twelve mile. Of Columbus, burned
All the bridge timber along the route also destroyed
and III UGH OF the track torn mp.
Union force 10 the number Of three thousand which
bad left Trenton the direction Of the Tennessee
on reconnaissance, had returned whom the informa
tion lett
construction train left Columbus yesterday. went
a. Gar Union CITY without mcsng an obstacle. Two
regiments and battery left today 20 assist 10 psttng
the road ia order. The rebels have evidently left the
road. II will be repaired In Q week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

CNcNSAn, Dec. 81, lSd2.
The Enqarer has advces from Nashville stating that
Rosscrsns' army hsdfmovsd on tho snsnM driving
them before him with considerable heavy skirmishing
The Unionists high Spirits and anxious FOR nsht
On Monday Roseorans' advance was W sight Of Aur-
essboro with the enemy In full view, drown up in line
Of battle. battle was expected on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
The Thirty-seventh New York voiuA-
serrs at Fresls vic 4 shurk.

The foliosipg is list OF the cosus.,cs IN the Thirty
seventh regiment Now York youn,ccrs the battle Of
fredericksburg, Va. Dcccmbet 10, IsS2,-
NIGsD.
Company B.--Jshn UHsra, Thomas fysAgh.
ldapspy C.--fust fergesnt 1hoans Murphy.
Compoisy U.-James Murray
Cbpsyosy E-Bennia 6iiicn
Company k.-PAtrick Murphy, jeremiah futile.
worspgD
Company A.-corporai Jss Donovan, Francis r. Cooley,
Robert Per dsfEAst.
Comsany B.-ssrseans John noherty, Corporal James
kayanagh, John f1snAGD, willis Lsvb.
Cospony C.--Jacob fuyas.
Company D.-owen McHugh, TbomA- LaIsy, Daniel
Conway, hschssl Gayror.
company E.--Petef fooey.
coasI aay F-Sergeant Patrick AdAtns, Michael Duny
-enr., James Ryan.
Company U.-Franeis ID. whcnmb.
tog,Jony f.-C1rpcrsl william A. Hopslns, Mortimer
Sullivan, Patrick ny vsientins Hinton, Corpi timothy
McNsmars.
Company K.--rsmes Walsh, Johr Mcintyre, Jeremiah
Louther John Calvin, Maurice tols0,
ArungAIsOs
wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01


Additional particulars q the raid 20 Van Buren, have
been received.
Our army miles his side OF Van Buren, yestcr
day morning. and would bivousc the mountain top last
night and expected reach Prairie Grove again to-day.
General schohed joined them few mites beyond tho fost
OF the mountains
The volst Rose noaglazs, Frederic. Notebe
Erie No and Van Buren,, with their csrgoes OF grain
and provisions for the rebel army burned also
large Of army stores. The rebels burned their
arsenal aud ferry boat at Fort smith 10 prevent them
falling into hands also large quantity OF provisions
the opposite bank Of the river. general conhagra.
ton was in progress when forces let.
Many descrters into lines, who report that
two regiments OF Mssourans stacked a few days
ago. crossed the river, and home Another reti'
ment OF MssocrisEs le short time after, taking tacr
arms with them.
Two regiments Of Texaus also stacked aud started
for home. regiment Of cavalry sent pursuit.
but instead Of arres.ng, they joined the runaways
Everything goes show ths the rebel army Of tue trans
Mississippi Is completely dsorgsnizcd.
The Arkansas river IN at boataele stage and Tue
country bordering the river from point twenty ave
miles below Van Barren Litte Rock IL well provided
with forage asd food 10 subsi-t army
Our troops in splendid sprits having pshed
the most aar ing succsssu raid without The oss Of
single life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
o~r My wsss Cessssps~assse.
xrs w@r, p~c. - ise2

p,rassass q colead x@eas f~m kD Hsm--sses"~s
rvyins % Esaars fyva a. isiaad-7As~ css<ass. <e
Toe steamer tosms3eitan. with eoaa"sl Morgan ana
~ rsgiusai sf mofnisg a, nns o'cssea 20 hi'"s
ilssa Yesterday snsrnoon foot nssf"a. ne ffopsfv
u ct'aps a this KY, sefs discovered 90 beard VIC
sssamef sse~saway ~ some @ ne saes esh 70 "ssa
cssnsl satsegavn ear and s6csat Maysr, iusif
,ussa search ana "a asco ssius d.sksss bad them
ssorsm naheye and osksa ~. uns u th~n, NE 20.
perty 81 NJ RAnaspA haa bssn eesss tsne Isf act
Ia ~ sesvana ~ ca hrWan and pAsn VA y ata
tlss st0sf th tie inseAtna " tAks him if~na ~.
Island but this b@ bfu 80 ash y"
wah tln - Al Nhsa oa aarran b~zr1 vi q - scot an
ORDER "a ~ rwynF Aarsha - restore th@ mAn 81 SECS
~ rather ~ take hM iFoFa the csssyaf - Ne .NAAt
fhffaY ths FfUao~t NafFha seat fim NNfe that
authority % ahs stand - knssF feewh,sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
MORE FIGHTING IN ARKANSAS.
General Blunt Smelling the Rebel Camp Op-
posate Van Buren, Capture or
Steamers and supplies.
h.. h.. ~.

81. Loue, Mo-, Dec. 81, 1862
General Blunt elegraphs to General Curtis under date
Of Van Buren,, Ark, December az, as follows =
Ny long range guns Smelling the rebel camp
across the river I've miles below here. II the
does n0a retreat TO cross
my troops over in the morning and Offer him battle
Among the property captured four steamers three OF
them heavily loaded with supplies, ferrybost and .
large amount Of ammunition. Quite number Of tho
enemy were killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
Nv VS. TIC 10 lea

~ Wa. nse 10 iss9
.yr.sei y "A. pa wasis,-ssa~sv a. a. cai"sr-s
lseam<gs--ATsws - 49, VI, -, o.
4is ssesnssr rra warisy sussed sats anrt - ~ ~
u.yAn. ana le.ssa a swo ecierk 80 No.
York drpct chrn,nss ya.ssa wissca, any f'n % a.
eueraeat aha,eys, u w.ssu -@.syeAy aat
Tho usitcd states stsau~f AasaFta ssls"i ys@ss'sy
mornlnE 81 aspa~sa - convoy Tho cah"raia s'"~""f
with tfsa 30 beyond TN srsssh 81 seeasnt rts A.
ssaa o. as,eamsy Ilse hos . s,~si srnspasas sgs
always ~ ,sia ptain rsaa, 20 any suiassasy lh~
merchants ssa sncerwoss a. lbs sossh Aassli a eee~
a.. Pa wsrley br,nas no ns~s frosa Hawai- . "a
Ial~l sha uscd 10 trade a. hls I.st aa Va 1ns ivs
a., "a -, rsy wsss = rs~,essd onee v 80
ard quiet reminds q the time shea asfs were - 80
pro~psroa. people a great lmssevs@eu, . % saswn
mspi sf Ksy We, . siresss vwshs.
Knwss. Dss. a. isos.
n .r.,,,., ~ Wa ys.sfs- sssss a. We ~ ks Wa A.
The Transport siea,nsr sinsns, wn@ rSwtwu ~ he
one Hundred and slsesh ree York xolsnl..s
arrived Tn 18Th, m feurteen a.ys fre- Ne~ WA,
with her machinery dsrsnged sbs rspsrse $40 sft
day at twelve o'eloek
The trsnspfst steamer Canabfis arrived soth rcm
Potion, With part q ,ne ffsesssh HAM shre rss,
iaeut She ooa"a sni lett again ,is 22a, ssyIs too
men who failed 10 he 90 bosrd
Tho steamer asClsil.u arrived the 23d fsou Nee
meni sew York yoiaaissr., Who -recsss "a.
" sandiord. they were taken bssfa sd tss Nc
clean sailed again ,he svsnDF ~ her t1si
e~ncia BaIks L.d sU.csded soncrA 9issf sui rs1i
army Of twenty thoseADG sssn 10 the hniasrE. iAiNs
Ron1s taken pa-sssssoa q an asEfas -a@ ssfs
on "a vleksbarg
The gunbnai Sycamore fessftsd ffuss
the tstb With small sFaef Castarcf "a iEas@n rsxes
loaded with cotton Tbs th~ afth rtgs eaIt4Fed ~
Captain fugi,fh during tins aori efuise e t~e -ssss
The Tinted ~tas- schooner Wsndcref has est arrived
from ~ Andrew Bay, IL bringing ssyen tstegese aa
number &c cgnirabands lrn that p~se ghey fsg~ss
tho story ~ want sni a~Ft4uthn.
1hs follo~iI. vessels o. 10 tbs hafb~r--
United States frgst = tAsrrnes taasahgl, ssrtA.a
rchenck
United states steamer MAG aalis. cap's4s Sposis.
United Fta,.s iesner N-1aAs0ss, tsFss4A nsilah
United states teha~ Der w-naas~r, tsytssn luna
rnief states bsrs TEN ~ tho reAs t4ltsin n.stsfs
United state ship fpie, csgtain barclay,
"a (. namhsf ~ 4tsswsk Isfsns hsfs sfssv
day.
fbc Dltod steamer Eeyainss STATE has
dropysd Tbs Ialief states stsanss HrniNs
yis Cspia Ryan, y cotnnE ~, ~ish sthoer "a to~.
probably prixe Tia Cosmopolitan y AFRO cohhG ~
iron bsl1w with gcbyopsf IL tos.
The steamer 1lnsie ssniofs besn entirsly sTiss
and THE materials al brought dn.n sssrgil1s 10
boiere, waking bsm ard srskestsek lbs storss sGa
throsn overheard not yet recovered ovns 20
rough Gather and tho water = sai ssy.u fnss assr,
probably neet v tie heavy Art'elss vi be saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM THE BLAcKwATER.

The Enemy ON This Side OF the Black
water IN Force-Charge en- the Rebel
seouss-nine Capsared-The Prisoners
warmly Clothed with Blanket Over
eoats-Their Statements ~ 90 the Rebel
Fercs On This side Of the Dlaekwster--
sarprtse Party sarprised-s4x Prfssn.
srs DEMONSTRATING Array ~ NOR
folk. 40.
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TEi,TIo1iFGIRAl.PlflHEIG....
a1,GTERoEtoM TUE NoRTM.
YANKBEvvRRSIoNIOFeT HE AFFAIR AT GALvEsToS-TH
.L.lr..h ilRRPuIsh AT YICKsBuRG, &c.-- ,i-tt

YANKBB'yRRSIoNi0F' The aFYAIRAT GALvEsToS-THE
a'ii.fh RRPULsb AT VICKsBURG, TO- 'i-ii ~,
FREDSncEsBuHs IA Of the 18th inst have
been received Tho abmportant An Hrrsl from New
Orleans brings the capture OF the Harriet
Lane and blowing the Dag ship Weste cid with Commando
RenshaW av Harriet Lane captured
ahs officers including and Lieut. Lee
athe ctsW6ne Hundfed and thirty a tCldhSd been
killed by rebel Only eli
death All the Yan,
kse was way toNeW Orleans. 10 rI n@ otrd 80.
National Advocate At New ofs suppressed
Orpu6bln rspss OF tiSioIies Memphis SAd vGks
Sarg andJ Sa DAvis'spe At Jackson. fi
FAres negro regiments are doing sarrsOa duty Forts jackson
g. PhilliD, and Pike s-sifs h'- t2dF saiuuc ,.,
Rear AdmifSl Fsfragut about alta Hudssn
despatch Cairo dated 18th says Gen shsrsn's rspuse
NleRsburg complete The entire force under the dltsc
ton Gen Nc srnand embarked Saturday on transports
closely pressed by the rebel advance The Yankee loss b
ported ok hundred killed. fifteen hundred wounded and
thousand missing el'r
The Mnssean by guerrnas at Rradleys
Lao liz !, miles above Memphs the sth insan r
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Mrnrssursrs-The Lrnchhnre Rennblicnn

INeREssNESrs-The Lynchburg Republican says that
quantity of whisky and sugar impressed in that
city yesterday the former at 9 per gallon aud the latter
% CENTS per pound. We learn that several thou
md barrels of Aoar were impressed at the mills in this
city and Manchester, on Monday for which the owners
were allowed $3.50 per Dbl The agent will next turn
his attention to the stOcEs-smal and lsrge-hed by
spectators. The prices OF -four, whisky and sugar viii
doubt have downward tendency" before the next
new moon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-15
Gbt 8itBrrtIetflirb ddagig..:
THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. Is, 1853.

TsHSs-Day IS per Anas; IS r ak ,mOaths and q per
month for shorter period ID - .tH. .,.. .-,..
snwseky IS Annum: - foe six nonths, rs cents per
month for shorter period
weekly A. per Gnndm - SIX months Sent for shorter
perod. syment all In advance frtut tf' ~ 1#t
square Of ines rs cents FOE hrst insson
50 square each continuance Seaweekly rr
weekly Insertions 70 cents per square Weekly Insertions u
eritsaces mar made the risk Of the Publishers 10
al evidence the deposit Of letter IN the
PoSkotn soutAiRug money. D. s. -7s... ..' ''i-
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RAILROAD AccIDESr-A freight train, passing over
the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Railroad was thrown
OIL the track near Ashland on Tuesday, aud the cars
considerably smashed up NJ person was injured
by the accident The down trais from fredericksburg
detained several hOurS by the obstruction caused by
broken cars and miscellaneous freight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-15

CORCORAS On TuE BL4cKwAfER-lhe suffolk cores
pendent of the Baltimore 4Hsried, states that Ger,
Cocoran left Suffolk on the Sth with strong reconnoi-
term. force look ror the encmy the BAckwater-
The 1mereas adds-"He viii undoubtedly End them,
aud have chance TO pay up portioa of the debt of
cruelty ne owes them for his long Incarceration"