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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Drp Wooos.

STRANG, & ADRIANcE,, -. .,o.,w.x
Win OPEN on MONDAY, Aug q.
AT RETAIL, 49,.
sfull assortment Of
SE.FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of
LINENS, TABLE-CLOTHs, DAMASKS,
TOWELS, LINEN sHIRTIN0s and sHEETINoa
NAPKINS, TOWELIN0s.
COTTON sHIRTlNGS and sHEETNoa
Of tho 6rs. msnufsctorsD,
CHEAPEST PRICES.
CTRANGERS and CITIZENS
~ ~ NV HOUSEKEEPING IL LINE.
enumerated below. ere invited 10 examine sss ssSssmsas
''' " CONSTANTLY REPLENIsHED
"''' VIC '-'''' EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
"'H NC" ]tit~i TR OWN MANUFACTURE.
comparison HnsDsoMR x,S DHcS,s fR's c%MGissoS ON
below those Of any other s;,sslishmsut 10 tas ssy'
White French China Dinner sets.
White French China Tea Sets
White French China I,rsAkfast Seta
White French China Toilet sets
Gold.bsnd Ftench China ninner sets
Goldband Fr-ncb Chns Tee 5et-
Gold band french China Toilet ssts
Decorated French Cl Ina Dinner SetA
Decorated French China Tos SetA
Decorated French China breakfast SesS
Decorated French China Toilet Set.
Iron -srONE CHINA.
Iron stone China pinner So<1.
Iron stone China Tee sets.
Iron STONE Chns BraASfat Seta
Iron stone China Toie, Sets ...
CUT AND ENORAhED TABLE GLASS.
0obets Champaxnes Wines. Cordas, Tuneler' Ceiei.
Classos Dec.n,srs Preserve Dsbcs, bou'bsn osanss
h''''"'' &C. silvER-PLArED WARP.
Silver plated Tee veIplssd Coarr ssts eii,s'
pl-sd Ts. he,,les Silver plated CoGec Urns sv. plate
Wstsrs Silver plated Butter Ushes silveIpated J0ki
'P''A'' siI,vER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS
TABLE Cutlery. snch -
ivory hsfi~d Dinner Knives.
Iyory handled Tea hnses
Ivory handled breakfast knivea
Ivory handled Carving hniscs
- GAS FIXTURES
Chani,iiefs for PeIlcs,
Chandeliers .or LihTAies,
CnAnd-lisr. for Dining Rooma
ChsBa,lirp tot halls,
Chsndeli.s TOT thlMben, .
BfAs.ts Pendants. A. sc.. nc Also,
CHANDELIERS fOR ..EEOsESE OlIA,
China deooIstsd to oTte oss cut snd engraved 70 ps
tam w. Y. DilLEl Co.,
| 20 tJl Broadway,
| Pctv-.n Houston and blee>ksr.stA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
professional Nollrlo.

NHARLES s. SPENt ER, Attorney and
~ Co.usoOf at Law Prpct,r Aivotste In H. T. Couta
NO. 10 broadway new.Iof&. H. ilrncc No ~ London
Terrace. W.st .Jd.st lb-t~.on 9TH aud lvihass)
hR. CORNELL, lHtc OF Bo5tou, who hos
~ euIed easrs oi hpiepsy Ind ohos nervous chronic
w. be a. the OF Dr. ia!ner sns.en ts
70 Clinton Halt hrtorI!uco, Ncw-i0sk THURSDAY,
sept D. {, pfcscribe Tor ritien,s.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
IL Scspc aud Operating sud Consultlrg surgcon No. ~
SIN ay Oce ii1ls The obscu diseases of
tho pelvic vi.c.rs. kL,sae Piles .-,coese aud a!-
sadcrlly cured without the knife iisatlic Ofoe hou'.
Gom tog ! 20 J. and to 9eycaiLss
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &o.-C. -. HAM
IN MOSD ~. D., 10 81 fast Eths:.. N. T. Udlc5 h0ur3
rom q 10 10 TO ,. and Ia 9e,.hius
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
ITOTTCE.-THE MARIETTA AND GIN

NOTICE.--THE MARIETTA AND GIN
~ CIAAArl 1AlLRoAD COMPANY lAs IeorsAaissll
ta,. oous,aed me FAhMEaS LOAN AND TRACT
COMP 80 bcir Agcn, In NtwYok tf tao transfer VI tic
Preferred >aasrs IN the Cspiia sces VI Ihs Company
Slhsdsa wisAg their sAfes ste ed ia tic CITY o'
Nrx-ros. .n s5i~.id th-ls CertheA,rs 10 SAMUEL w.
hilNERl csg hrgistfN tLiieotge, uhio fcS esshA 70
o., ihsl oirSr which AID upon presentation tna
,-,ry Ia, <.wIora Cer,he NJ be issnsd 10
cD,,ar ,.,r,foy HOAn L. iLsO, President
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

A GENCY FOR TIE SALE OF
US.
EIVE.TWENTY BONDS.
NO. SO wALL-sT!
n Asvps bssn determined to extend tbs time n IL s'rs
Of FIvEJTwENTY BONDS, ws shan continue 70 Get q
I,.nt. and furnish the Bonds . heretofore II Par with b
tsrsst commeuciss tom date Of subscription.
FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS,
No. 80 WALL-eE.
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CELECT FRENCH and ENGl ISL PROF

CELECT FRENCH and ENGLISH PROT
- Es.AHr SCHOOL for YOUNG LADlEo. No. 70 We.,
2shs oppo.ite Trinity Chapel Ihis senoo und-f 'he d.
THURSDAY Dept H. Tue valusDr sasisisoco Of rrof A.
MILLS has been secured snd ps.n,s viii md lnosi tcr
ough si.d -heapiso ol dc.isnod To
sOiabiso Dmpisaod Lnsush Education ~he pfSesea
know ieaIo in- a.g ohei mode lsnSuag-.
Special ION paid irawlD3 Painting, n,c and Flo.
eut lew iounf i-d.s are sseised IN the iaiay and
share ~ a.. the confots AID privileges Of peAn bolne.
For further iiorInasn tnstioni- &e., sppiJ sisc.
lO5IkN no. - Heat Ilnst CiIculIs ssnt If arsueJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

~ tiKs. MORTGAGE SOADs.- Sosls- is bsTsby gwen
at ,h. day de,tnsed by lot ni'.n konds n.m
tt.d Az follows. 20. ~ t.J go &t3 81. ~. sS sos
20 80 ~ ~ snJ % .cr cdcsn ton {, the ohca OF the
Coupsuy No 30 Escsnrv pace. foTs ~nesc they vii
paid pE aud interest os fr-'a'iea eess'e Ssvs~sef
l. I-tJ sltox AicA tii.t interest " III e.
sAMuGA alden. rs,x,c.
l. H. MfER
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fOeohins Garos. &t.

At WI. EVFRDELI.'S Sons, Io3 Fulton.
A v-WtDDsNC CARDS, Fire Stationery Coofed I'M
tia stamping y,I1srJrs Door ard nunoT rite, Sra!
Y'ese.. inA BpoEs Cheoh.. A,teA LsDts, u lE'. ;.
ksssea l15J
AT j. EVERDfLLs, No. ;O2 B Dad ray,
"A WEDDING CARDS and MOI 4 PAPEkk n nie,rD,
ssyes Ao seals sni Silver DoorPses -iegs,uy we'd
ATJ. H. JOHNSTON IL co. ., $40 BoUoTy,
"A froone, Woacine AID .ssins Cs'ds Ed
F4ne Wacaes Jeweir and 81 Wa;e ~ low ptets.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Dantin9 A.aoemirs.

DROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMIC.
- H. RIi ES cassss at Ills fiiyaio ACADEMY
- ooTlcr VI CodrG st. lUE5DA
Sept l. Al he fashionable Dances IsUst in course OF
lessOna Send Ter Circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Bni.oinp Matfria's.

MARBLE hANTLES.-Thc 6cst plsoe in the
N1 city pl-ct cheap aud Sell AIi.hed MANTLE
a A kL1JER'S MAATLE nANuFACIORi no. 10, La.
hshst seI 81 ~, n y Cot els ogi, ei five hrn cali
N1ARbLE ANTEIS.--Sl1to.S Stone Man.
y1 ,eis oofnr s., Bl!issd Beds black boards I.as,
AA. os sld s.@.e Siaos &C. Ac Tie tsae .up,iod.
HlsX CAsTLE rO:' si.lA1f. co,
No. sH b.osdSsy. SeW.YGrk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
n>HE SEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NKw.YoKK SBMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
ssbsshed every IL EsDAN and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1906 tSept. u;

psbi,hed every TUESDAY and skipAf'
Contents Of No. 1906 tSept- IL
I..LEAplYG ARTICLES: Gen. Dix md Gov. sey.
mour, The Supervisors oidnancei Mi. H,iu, WSr
Sot' More south.rD AID; isoess Corpn.-
Another state Court Dccisioni .om.~''se ~
TTsSac; We.. yI.na JSdss lie ,n.rd: pee,..
Ion Na,ila,ed Ss.Ou.l Cur'Oney' LGii'rAi fSi'
psphs
u..wAa NEws SUMMARY.
u!.GESEIAL NEWS SUMMARY.
V..FRoM WASH NGToN: Special Di'pasehe' to
The y. \. IrlJ1ne.
v.TTE WAR IN tbs SOUTHWEST
vl..PRoM EUROPE.
VII. THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON: Reeel Reports
70 Friday; besures ri Letter TO Sen. "i moe
PrOtes..ns Against sae Bomb rdmens Of NHH'''
VII. FROM THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND;
The Tennessee Crossed Al -Four ro,ss Stpa,e
OF a Lai,e Iof,. 4 Rebels Al Sael Mound Gen
BuTnsl.e Near HiAgs'ou Tenn
H..Ll TIER fRoM oUR SPECIAL liL &C SoEEEt; T;it
= 1NpopT,Nq CORRESPONDENCE: Why Cen
Dix ordered United S,ete- tso,Ps 20 New ca =
Gov seymour hcsis'.sr 10 Enforce THE L'""
xi.MAP; dhe Hsoss, Fos... oa.ion'. aud City Of
xn..AS OFFICIAL DISPATCH FRoA oENERAL
GlLLACkE.
XIII. OBITUARY.
xiy..EEOa KANSAS. The sask Of Lawrence De
Ifatai Xnrce.s lni aal,ans, De,-ny oil sd
,l' n"ei So ned. Uepsiiac aad fur,s., oi daa
tr-n. jan Lane; 1.s AppesE..e q &c saeA'd
Town.
xvTAE BLOCKADE or WILMINGTON: Why Al:
is dan 80 Sesu!.ly
XvI.FROa FORTRESS MONROE.
XVII LATE SoCrIEBN NEWS
xvnI..vFRY HARD CASH: CA-sa. Resae'' New
story chapter ANA
xIx..SEN PUBLICATIONS.
Ky. POETRY: sa..,es.
xXI..fOaElGS GOSSIP.
xxU..TgE STATE REsELNoN: si,rtlits Letter
ron RoOers Toemb'' lie IcelaIe' the ConisseE'
XIII. THE ALEXANDRA CASE.
xxiv..THE MONROE DOCTRINE. From Tte london
Mo,nins rod
XIV AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XVI. .THE HARVEST ~ ENGLAND
xvii. .PBL LSESTATiOH OF a SW ORD 10 GENERAL
MEADE.
xx,m PRESENTATION TO NAJoH-eEN sEDo-
xxIx.. .GuERRInLA OPERATIONS NEAR WASH
lNUfON.
xxx..rRoM THE PANKATANK RIVER. Rebel Al
tempt, 70 svrPrse Culbos; Correspondent o'
XXI. FROM MEXICO.
XXI. ..rROH NASSAU.
xxXiI. FROM VICKSBUEG: The La.e White River Er
Pos..,or' oceup.rd by AID iatent.aaS Il ;hs lie
ny. CspuTs d friSes.
xxXIv.. .waR ITEMS.
XxXV. CITY NEWS.
xXXNI.. 4. RSOsAL.
X4yVN PCl.1iC.L
XXAtI MISC ELLaEEOUS ITEMS.
xxXIx. .4.ARaIAGE5 AND DEATHS.
GL..WALTEl BROWN MONTHLY WOOL CIR
CULAR.
XII .CONMLpCIAL MATTERS. Ful rspo-s Of ,he
slock Mcnt3. Cotton, G!sln, sad Cattle ElI
kets, spes.aay Reported 'os fhe y. L. inodne.
TnRxs--One Copy for one year So. Two Copi's, one
year 81. ~. Copies, one yesr, SIC. ien Copi.s
4 o22 30.
sos c,rb Of Twenty va ,eai an E,l.s Copy.
AsIr.s, fHc TRIBUNE. Eew.Yors.
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pAsisL II. BcnpErr. Auctionecr
IT s. MARsHALs SALE.-By BURDErH

u. JONES = Co
by virtue OF writ Of vcndi.ioui sxponas 70 me dre
snd deiyrred viii eel .: Pubic Auction on the 10Th Gay
ae,setb bcr ltiJ al II O'Clock a. the Union sSr
Broes yn the fowns portions Of the cargo oil tho pno
steamer EMAA TO ~it;
Une hundred srd twenty eses Of Cotton
Five ns.i ba.rs Of Cotton.
Three bsss Of Cotton
Two hundred md seventy three bo1cs Tobacco (afse
One hundred boirs Tobacco lsmalIl.
S1ty drum. robscco.
Also AZ IL o'escI roon on the SAME DAY, a, the Soaa
eyn Nsya Ynd Brooklyn, tie balance OF ssis cas
csnspg Of M bb Turpeutine laoout - ooi' are neeV
-''''' ROBERT MURRAY. Z. s. M,nhaL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

XERMILYE g. Co.,
BANKERS. No. A WALL-ST.
WIN contlnns 70 furnish
US. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS
a long a. lsusd by Government Il par and interest
CHECKS On CRY BANKS reosived in payment.
INTEREST on BONDS to commence Gsv u dtposA
CONSTANTLY ON HAND for SALE q, market rate:
u. q 8 Per Cent Coupon Bonds Of isSl.
US CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, interest
psyabs 10 Goio.
u. O. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Interest
plysbe 10 CVEREscI
SEvEN-rHiRTY TREASURY NOTES
VERMILYE q Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Mem CIVILIZATIONS.
z77T -UFpTAMERON.-BY MARGARET,

THE HEPTAMERoN,M,,b'a ',,r.asa t.on .sna.
II CUbEN VI wsrk This is the richest treat 10 be
assS ssps S French Il ieTsns TIE DECAMEKoN sy nU
W a. tbe raycs literary feast that ever regsed human
pnIISSEAijS COM ESSlONo are clear tssc ns,ion'
ysss. EXQUISITE BOOKS ere all Translated into pan Ens
D 20 each postage idc:x each F,ce OF Rousseau
,sssons 81 5 postage IS cents. Sent by mall scurey
NSyaopsd CALVIN BLANCHARD, Publisher. NO ~ Ann
u New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
9 VOV WANT To KNOW

how nature in the Of pulmonary disecses 'eeo
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
ssrous curious people ard good BOOK 10Y every
me Contents tables free, the principal ne~trspF oepots
Tire country Of K. Wsners No Neey or oi
SAe sntnor Dr. L. b. fOOTE No ll3O Broadway, Az l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

NINE. DEMOREST's grand opening Of Gle.
Atl gan, TRIMMED PAlrER.,s, Li9.La,ing al the hs''
r.u. az ..h.,n. fcT ad-. .nd ChAdsens Dress a, So
~ lfo,away The ell nunbrl OF the hlI1hoIs
OF FASHIONS ready sep~ J. Accurate WA1 fsi'e'I' ea'
20 o. the f0ti. st lec-
DEADS! BEADS!! BEADS -
~ AND FANCY GOODS.
Nj BAOWH. Importer No. ls Pesiis, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Treasurer,s
i 4 Oaies, ScpL l. is5.-A Regular SENT aso.. Divl-
boo.s vt, be elosed on c nst ard copsnsd on
ish C. C. CLARKE, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
DAxiEi. II. BuspErr. Auctionesr
rY s. MAESHALs SALE.

IH s. MAESHALS SALE.
u. ByBURDETP JONES Co. .
Is, virtue of ~r OF vrndioui eIponss 10 1rec.sd "a
drhyer,d viii sell AZ public sacon on the ~ day cis
tern Der 1888 q: ls ooex at noon board thesso Tie s
srhoouer HATTIE, her TAChLE, &c.
p-Ihe owe vessel lles Of ihe unon stores broos9
In.s., Z, lssl K MURRAY, U. 5. MArssAL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
vIIE COILEGIATE SCHOOL.

1'iiE REV. N. l.. HOFEOKD" BOARD
/ li,6 SCHOOL iof TWENTY Bows. with paieldll
Aud social advantages Of pleas nt home OfEl,S Ia
AUtusn Season sept i5 For CncuaJs with the LigheS
roioIc,s,ss Address fls PRINCIPAL, beverly. y. >.
TjNiE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
J. no I3J bADlSOh>Av, cor. JsD.jr.
ISAAC rEERIS, ID. H., LL d., PIe~ident.
Nj. IaiA n, Misses Brewster and Ferris, Pyinc pulls
Win reopen TUESDAY. September 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
NOCNG Ladies', EOAKDlNG SCHOOL
b ~ TAYS ROARD and TUIIION In Com

VR'f Englrn II wreks IT HUDSON nv tN INaIT'
1L1E ClsysfLeh. tol Co. y. sixteen siperieneod In
In tho Err.n Normal Classical IL rls.. o. Ito-
ps-psng sn,cf Yale Ia ~ french hn-csl Paint
ing sc~nLc Mh'sry and Commercial Depei snens boI
seInsL Io.m opens sept. Id. Wiz. ior a catalogue.
Rev A FLAX 4. NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
pastrL II. BrapErr, AucriosrSE
, G MARSHAIs - SAIE.

II I >. MAhSuA ID SAI1IJ.
" By BtRpETt, JONES c. 4.
~ vrne writ Of vendou rx2on0 % Nc dsctrd N
delivered viii ell q, PUBLIC AUCTION. Oh The sih dSY
OF September ios3 II O'Clock q the southern Ssvd
Store YMd brooklyn. She CARGO Of the P1ze sea0snes
HAlTIE CONSISTING Of ~ barrels 5Dirts ruP-H'uss sd
barrel, Rosln Also a. Union otofet t.ooayn, - DAD
CettSn.-ApE -. lsoa T. AOkhAI, Y. D AanAaL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

~ nsiea L. n.s ilfl.Ks n. -lEh ENs. fhnei
pa -Th@ for. oarl y-sf II hs rsynsf ln ton ." 'on
and ayofsrly sowL Biz Aafisu' SEMINARY I'' '"."
adi.. ol.n, ths l1lh of srp fHibsI tncu' WIN ~
Information kc. usy b, had upeD sppicaiou a.
the Seminary p~tsoL-liy Of ~ ieit~r
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
General Butler CA Slavery.

Gen Butler, in his farewell address to Tie
people Of New Orleans closes with this i'm
portant testimony against slavery
Il conjure you, if you desire ever to see
renewed prosperity. giving business to
Your streets aud wharves If you hope to
see your city become again the mart of the
western world, fed by its rivers for more
than three thousand miles, draining the
commerce Of II country greater than the
mind Of man hath ever concCiyLd-return
TO your allegiance.
"lf you desire to leave TO your children
the inheritance you received OF your faith
ers-a stable constitutional government
if you desire that they should in the future
be Il portion of the greatest empire the
sun ever ahone upon to your ale
glance.
There is but one thing that stands IN
the way. There is but one thing that at
this hour stands between you and the
government. aud that is slavery.
The Institution, cured of God, which
has taken its last refuge here, in His prov
idence will be rooted oat as the tares from
the wheat, although the wheat be torn up
with it
Il have given much thought to this
subject. l came among yen, by teachings
by habit of mind, by political position, by
social affinity, inclined to sustain your
domestic laws, if b. possibility they ight
be with safety to the Uuion.
months Of experience and of obserra-
ton have forced the conviction that the
existence of slavery is Incompatible with
the safety either of yourselves or of the
Union. As the system has grad ualy
grown to Its present huge dimensions, it
were best If it could be gradually removed
but it is better, far better, that it should
10 longer vitiate the social, political and
family relations Of your coyntry. [ am
speaking with no phianthropic views as
regards the slaves, but simply Of the effect
OF slavery on the master. See for your
! selves.
Look around you, ard say whether this
saddcning Influence has not all but dcs.
| troyed the very framework Of your socie-
! ty.
81 am speaking the farewell words OF
one who has shown his devotion to his
country. at the peril of his life and fortune
who in these words can have neither hope
nor interest save the good of those whom
he addresses and let me here repeat, with
/ all the eoIeinnity to Heaven to bear me
! witness, that such are he views forced
uyon ms by cSrerieuce.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
Summary OF War News.

By the arrival Of the gunboat Clifton
from the mouth Of the Mississippi, we
learn that the rebels, on the morning of
the 1st Of January, made an attack upon
the federal forces at Galveston, resulting
in the capture ot that place. Our gun
boats were attacke by five rebel steamers,
loaded with troops armed with rifles, mus
kets, shot guns, &c The Harriet Lane
was captured, after all but about fifteen OF
her entire crew were killed The gunboats
Clifton aud Owasco we're engaged, but
escaped The Wcstiicld was pot engaged,
being ashore In another channel, but
Commodore Renshaw fearing she would
tall into the hands Of the rebels blew her
up. BY some acknowledgement or accident
the explosion took place before 4 boat
containing Commodore Renshaw, First
Lieut. Zimmerman, and the boats crew
got away, and they were blown UP with
the ship.
The rebel force is estimated at 5000,
under command Of Gen. Magruder. Our
land furce, under command Of Col. Burrei,
Of Mass, did not exceed 800 Our loss IS
estimated at 100 killed, aud 200 taken
prisoner TbAavy suffered most.
\ disaster springfield, Missouri, Is
reported by a. NLraph rom St. LOUIS
communication with Sprin@fe!d ceasing
at Yesterday morning, Friday, 9th inst 3,
the enemy are apparently III full possess
ion. The rebels have certainly captured
"a large amount of arms, ammunition aud
stores, for which Springfield was u consid-
erable depot. 1t appears to be arecrtain
whether the 1000 men and two guns Of
Gen Brown were taken in whole or part !;
nor have we amy details concerning the
defeat of our forces. except that Gen.
Brown is badly wounded
Authentic accounts from the mouth OF
the Yazoo, dated January II h. report the
repulee OF Gen. Sherman, ut Ficksburg, a.
complete. The entire force under the d.
rectiou Of Gen. VI Ciernand. re embarked
on Saturday on transports, closely pressed
br the rebel advance, which on coming
within range Of the eunboatS, were driven
baok, with severe loss. " last accounts
the entire feet Of transports, with troops,
hal arrived at Island No. 81, on the way
to NAPOLEON.
Capt Moore, with about 100 men, az
lacked camp of 500 rebels at Hi.ntsoa' :
Mills, thirty i've miles cast Of Fort Pillow,
on the morning OF the Sth.
Southern adyices report that Rosecrans
was following up his success at Murfrees-
koro, and that the Union army was prepa-
ring for an advance into North Carolina
The Rebel army Of the West is reported
at Tallahona.
a Baltimore paper says that Gen. Cor
coran has advanced ou the Rebels on the
Black water in force. and VIII give Gen.
Pryor an opportunity for fgh' if he 50
desires.
Gen. HalIeck, in an official bulletin,
thanks Gen Rosccrans and his army for
their victory at Murirecsboro. lie says
The victory was we'll earned, and is one
of the most brilliant Of the war. You and
your brave army have won the gratitude
of your country and the admiration of the
World -
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

"A The undersigned, Auditor. appoiLtrd
by the Orphans Cosrt Of Cambria county 10
report distribution Of the funds in the hards
of William kitteil, Admr. &c Of the estate oi
Robert Finn, d, upon his account filed,
hereby notifies all parties interested in said
fund that he VIII attend TO the duties OF his
said appointment at his Office in the borough
OF Ebensburg, on SATURDAY, the 3lst day
Of JANUARY, inst, AT one o clock. p. NJ
when anu where they can ATTEND if they think
proper. =. 5. NOON, Auditor.
Jan 3. IS63-St
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

p6a. The State Legislature, which met
at Harrisburg on Tuesday OF last week,
effected an organization by the election of
Hon George Y. Lawrence, Republican, of
Washington county, as Speaker ot the
Senate, and John Cessna. Democrat, OF
Bedford, Speaker Of the House.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

nsa- Hon. Zachariah Chandler has been
reelected United States Senator from
Michigan for six years from the +th of
March next james y. Bayard is elected
United States Senator from Delaware for
the same rcriod.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
A UD.TOR'S NOTICE

~ The undersigned, Auditor. appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county, to make distribution of the proceeds
of the real estatc'of Thomas Kaylor, sold :
the Sheriff on Vend.' Expon. No ~, Dec. I.
1862, at the suit of j. Blair Moore for use Of
Bridges West, hereby no'ifies all persons
interested that he viii attend TO the duties Of
said appointment, ut his office, in the hoTo'
of Ebensburg. on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day
of FEBRUARY, next. at one o'clock. L. u.
NJ. HASSON, Auditor
Jan Is. 1Se9-3t
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
A UnITOR.S NOTICE

4 UDIIOR'S NOTICE -
"A The undersigned, Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, 10
distribute the money in the hands of Jane
Rodgers, (iaie Jane Maxim Executrix Of
John Maxim, deed hereby gives notice that
te viii attend TO thc duties OF said appoint
mcnt, 1T his Office, IN Ebensburg. on SATC r.
DAY, the 7th day of FEBRUARY, next. nt
one o'clock, p. NJ, when and where ~! per-
sons iutereS Sted may attend.
J. +. SCANLAN, Auditor
Jan. Is, lS63-4t
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
Fs1O LUMBERMEN = Z

2 w IlI VI ID III N Is-N
4 EoRted, At c. ALBRIGHT * co.'s Uni
ted States Bakery, Nos. ., and Dock 81. Z,
Philadelphia, Two Million feet SPRUCE.
LINN, POPLAR or BEECH LUMBER, and
One Million feet SPRUCE, LINN, POPLAR
or BEECH BOARDS, ten inches wide and
one inch thick 1lso, Two Million LIGHT
BOX STRAPS, FIVE feet SIX inches long, sha-
we'd ready for usc. Persons proposing Tor tho
above or any part OF it will state price on
cars, and their railroad station, or in raft 81
Dock Street. Wharf.
Address C. ALBRIGHT & CO. s
L. : Bakery, ., : nnd Dock St.
janis, ,l&eai PHlLADELPEfA.
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ESS5- Blank Summons, Blank SutYfrs'
Blank EIeeution Crnsts hie's Refcri-s. a..
for sal ~ th:s cf;ce.
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ENECU TIVE DEPAfTNESF
Harrisburg, JAN Z, 1868. ]
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4 UDllOR'S NOTICE

Jan. Is. l663-4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
FOUNDRiES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS,

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY WE ARE
now prepared 20 receive and satisfactorily xecnie
orde-s for and castings general y The Senio
partner has Just returned from the kAs where he ha
procured the derAbe and perfect psterns for cook
and pATor erintroduced ntohe marke Neespe-
csy invite the attention Of wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch Of business with request that they VIII
give call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (which desire 70 make prominent Tea
ture in manufacure railing and mill castings sugar
mills and kettles house work such ventators win
dow caps ls and hoow~ in fact everything rOtuced
81 iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage
and Ony promise what can well and promptly per-
form.
Oce and Foundry. los south Delaware street, &dJon
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots Indianapolis Indiana.
mYIs- cox LORD 4 PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
From Washington.

WAsHINGTOS, September l5 Sunday morn
ing party OF fugitive slaves, thirty IN mum
ber were making their way to Washington from
their masters homes in Ann Arundel and CalvPr
counties. through Centerville, patrol composed
OF citizens of Prince George county attempted to
stop them, when the slaves resisted. Some OF
them we're armed with old muskets, which they
attempted to use; but they hung fire and proved
Intellectual The pItrollers then fired among the
fugitiyeS, woundins five, two of them seriously.
Other parties coming 10 the aid of the patrollers
most OF the slaves secured and taken in
charge bV their owners, who BY this time had
overtaken them
telegram from the Army ot he Potomac
says our position on the ipidau remains un
changed
Ahout l5D prisoners have been taken by Pleas
anton Slice SuniIv.