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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
,HuE afECIAL COMMITrEE appolnted

/ " The nOAhD ~ SUPERVISORS 20 EhAaiSs
Al Ans made asaina tie county dtas.s ss .,i N have
bee. .u-.incd b. the DISTINCTION Of snsr real r~rsona
po,sry 10 Can,sn-rcs Of recent nos Su bold me.t
:. he Ciani,f oftLs hoard q sup~'sofs Room No H.
Cny Hall MONpAi. Dee !. itoJ al osses n
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DIRECTORS
CHARLES 4. BIRSEY. Prs,idenL
IOVy TAYLOR JOHSSTON Pres Central H. r., y }.
JOSFPu KERhOOiiAN......Laie lr-.aisut pa Ton Bsns
fREDK. scHUCH NRDr........... schacisidi osDi.ia
t-sfL Sit s.............. ,tehtis 10Y %
naNlIL SCHartk ........ - sd y thsnb-fs e.
uEhRN acknowledgements rufy ,ai.oniy 20
SAMUEL .Pf1 d,gi a ldf1n NV. ~ ~
sAAC 49,. ~" ~ W ~ 81
DAVID WAIST DAVID .s'tsl -"
Nl NRY HONH~.............-..... htsilsy Hove.
AUals1Us WblTLOCk.......AugiT u' " Aiio'f : o.
JAMES COLES JL..............Jaaiss olrs T. 20
ALEXANDER l. tpIHKAL.............Nn ~ " ~iTF-st
WILLIAM tit She i"sh
ISAAC lease walton SON
HENDERSON hODRk.........+...J. II, uppouAriiD 1 o.
X " MONTGOMERY ...........hss1e. Non Tonirfr 20
FRANCIS u. ssIk .............s.H 10 8 nept"An a.
lamps iANff TNs.......... No g. EGrl.ug place
THO TOLulAir lT.......... lolhralls. Jf Co
". D. INDERHiLL. sserriAfJ.
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1neurante ConlpauIes.
FAST RIVER
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED is51
CHARTERED Il.
OFFICE, No. % wALLsT

Arnoant paid IN aid ,ecnEey Invested. sEoIs'
balance scrip ,tocs" subject 10 cal Of 10 .,.
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PESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With is eos,ee.iga. H,n. pourr
THE sHORitsi AND OilN"sns' nOors
rHos Nsvioak 10 r"E lasc'r.t NLstsS CiI"
s.,., Tain, rau daily nom New IRA 10 thisdspha N
New Jersey snS osl'dsn .ai A9,boy Lnst r,,,.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR TIE WEsL ~ Itfie
ROUTE LEAVE NEW ok raOM TIE
FOOr OF couarLANDT ST
BY way Of Phi sdePhs ne morning ps.senssrs e.ve Nev
YORK time other routes evening passenger
a : o. NJ. hour later than ol-i iurs
Ny Nay OF Ah.ntown, sseai"- passenger, save n
arrive At the came Sonhen 1es chicago and ~
loin.s the North N.s tfe'n~ Indianapolis LouhvulA
ST. Louis Cleveland Columbus tincinnad and ~ mae
points Nest, 9th fewer chaae~s u cara o.,,, .
Sleeping car. without cn4.se rem philadelphia
pi.hurgh d mites. and Newly Pitsoursh, 80 nissS
Smoking aud Saloon Car % ali usinf
bare the othes routes
baggage chez sed through ftassI-u ftss.
Secure tickets SOD s@s,, 'Issj q , T,S
The Pcnnsyivsns Cenru .omlsny r"us an bnEs1
Accommodation Line which Gsods comfortable mode q
travel p.I,ss moving ~e''~sd shsN he ssGS fase
VI fare. ...
BY this lte ffesss Of I'll descriptions Ne fuvsr6s4
aud from any po.I the B.uosd' q ohie ks1ueiy
ROAD DIRECT OF 20 pen tho nsvgsbs rvsS 81 w
wes, oy steamers loIn Pittsburgh
The rate. Of Freight TO aa irom poln In the We0 Y
tho r.nnsyvan Central Railroad At all Zines
sschafycd oy othor Rsiosd .opsnies Merensno ~
shippers nrns'ins the Transportation Of uer ~
Company eau rely ~nI sSnea ;r sa 10 ''s'''
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock wn ma 'en DC
advsnt route Cspuc,o0s fnds VET w"s'ee ~
piled with every eonvsse"c. have been psi Ss, v.nS
krom harrisburg where viii 30 t9end eye'y
sdss nd ,r@ . .sS iss.t =
IFEcH 1 Co, fr.irh Isrnts..
No 4 Astor Hons~, aud No South WuhaErse
MCDONALD 1 BisCHOFS. Emisans Ass..A
xNoCH LEwls 0.usrsI sassr.ssaianA XSssnsI2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

EOR BEAUFORT and MOREiiEAD CITY,
Il n c connecting by Railroad ~rh Nswb.ru-, ezriy'ns
Uuiird state. Nsh rhs Steamship "ftl thL Java
cnlnl.ndsr all ioT the above s Sstuidsy lr'ea
b~ 4. Dor freight pssG<s having hn- aceomt tie ns
srgy b0ar Pier NO z, Es'i kTsf. 81 ~ AIhhAi .
Ne HEW, No. o. south IT.
L'OR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT.-Ihe inst
j el,.. UDr.d states Msu steamship LOCUST fOIHT,
C.pi Samuel iIafsn vii ls,,- firI No ? n H. frct i1r
N.~ .Of,sn. THURSDAY Dee. D., p M pr"risr'y
rsaaxs. hTscsss so Dor ~ i.ht passase
apply II. b thphN I'LL n To-. nc. co Ntst-
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WITH A SURPLUS.
DIRECTORS

THIS COMPANY CONTINUES 10 INSURE AGAINST
Loss AID DAMAGE 81 FIRE. on very fsyoriols teim'
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4 uf Cccithe iof VIZ ~ y
yigsis h0siGs
The following abstract Of company reports
Allows the conf tunusgo u Pennsylvania for the week
and season. az compared With Tie ooIresp,Hding lime
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r 0NG ISLAND RAlLkOAD = wINTEf
NEW-YORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
COMMENCING ny. 10, 1893.
TRAfysLEAVE NEw-yoRK,

Ps.s,rsss Station in Newiors 2fast and <thss
Euif4nc- fsib-st-
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Sp5rn7EEGIAL MATTHIAS.
., =, 81. stock Exchanx~-Dsc. s.

"a ~ s, eos Cou 1904 100 Edo Railway Pref. lea
60 H. es iyrC. % OHudscn River Railroad l2o
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miscellaneous.
)ivan.st.. between

II V. CLARK, No. PIT Sullivan.st, between
lie Blocker and Amsty farnshes Wedding pinner snS
Evening Parties also Bank and Insurance Companies: wth
COLLATIOH; also Pc Mics and Surprise Parties with Oys'
ters Gao Confectionery in all ms variety SvewHs CHINA
Ijl,ss Ie reasonable
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croparintrsbip Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - ROBERT
~ YtLNERrOS, w. WhLLACE htNlAM ihro
DORT AMES ar. uombers ~ hru from TIL. date how
l. MERRIAM BELL, stock Brokers', No. 10 WAiaa''si
No. " WALi.sr, nav ioaK, Dee. !. 1871
yJNUE COPARTNEkSlIiP heretofore existing
i under the name Of READ Il LATHROP IL DISSOLVED
by the death VI MIR Read Tho bn,nes VIII DO nnued by
N. Surviving partner who has as"oeG,ed With himself Mr.
WA. IS. MOTT. late " Ne. Wslst under the nane oil
LkTHlyuP MOTIF
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Total. .$cSHi esabH
The following are the earnings Of tho Chicago
aud Alton Railroad Company for the week ending
November 80. and from January J. TO November 30
500. 1862. 1853. 1867.
Ps.sngsls.......4l2,y9l IS 43i0 - o91 70 ylly "
r-.lglt,'.. 1853 "a 1889 ~ GloJy 81 6d0.5is u
san5,,s. ~ l. sa2 o. I,IT 10 90 !A % A36ss "
YYfS''.rvto1ie a. -. ...... 5J447 - I<y ~ 40
ro,l..s4zJ s1 II 2s,o5i IS 1Ies.e.o IS i2s,Js7 ~
In,Yesso "a IsCj.. H,Ji5 g. <S,tOD W
Tho statement Vi the Marietta And Cinoin-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
SUN DRIES.

sUNpRIES.
FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
so bbls Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. LinSeed Oil;
20 bbls Lard Oil;
80 bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls Whiting;
500 OF. Qdinine;
so OF. Sui phate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac"oniSts:
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
45 bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
By STEWART 4 MORGAN.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
". No 4oE.st Washington Street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
ATTORNEY.
JOSEPH a LEWIS,
ATTORNEY ArLAw.

ATINhNEf a LAW,
nFFICE az SECOND FLOOR HUBBARD's RIOCk
Corner @sbington and Meridian Streets entrance
from Meridian Street iudanapolis Ind He will faith
fully and promptly sttend al legal buness entrusted
T. IN Especal attention gveu 10 collections He re.
leTtto the business of Indianapolis generally
Gys-t6ng
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

Advertisement published in both the Daily and the
weekly SENusEI will be charged the fui Day rates
with half the weekiv rates added
Business Notices published IN the local columns OF ten
UNDER will be charged for each insertion 81; II
ten lines ten cents per hne.
Charges will Re made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named. BE- paid in s1
Military Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
lnsertions over eight lines at this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. sl
without rouee free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcmes and Excursions, gotten up by
individuals stonS by churches at the regular
price,. .
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once In the Daily will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers 20 paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
10 he charged the rate Of 81 50 for each name IN TIE
Daily and "a IN the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- In
oil cases. paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted athe expense Of the at
tonevs ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
Ing. but collectabe usual time. Publishers not
accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER HARKNESS BINGHAM,
ProprietOrs Indiana State Sentinel.
J, NJ TILFORD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

CIScINNATI, October 6-Dobe's bureau and
chair factory. on Sixth street. was entirely de-
sToyed by fire last night lumber yard and
three adjoining houses were considerably dam
aged. Loss about $50, 900. partly insured.
Private advices from Chattanooga 10 the lst
inst represent the army there, in fine spirits and
its position impregnable
A special 10 the Commercial of the 5th, from
Knoxville. saws
Our forces below have penetrated to Howasee
river. The enemy retiring.
The enemy has also fallen back above, Colonel
Carter being beyond Greenville 10 night.
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Indianapolis and Madison
1868. MM8M 81 1868.
New Arrange nm ent t0 Co nm I'm nee
day. Feb. 2. 1851.

day. Feb. 2. 1861.
yUyW0 passenger trains daily gsundsys exceped) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, At 8 80 \.
and =. NJ. arrivin olson AZ IL Is A NJ and 30
Pm
Leave the Depot a Madison at A. NJ and p n.
irving az Indianapolis at II A. NJ and S.l0P.h N
The train leaving Indianapolis at go A N. connects
with that iesving Columbus at c45 A M for shelby
Vile and Rushvle, arriving al shelbyville at loS A. ~
aud Rushyille at l23 p. NJ
Leaving Rushvile l30 NJ. shelbyviiie 81 s.ss p.
NJ connects Columbus with the I and N. trsin ar
irving either Indianapolis Madison the same even
ing.
This Road line with the Packets 81 Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapos and points West
Tsrif Of Freighis as low by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West viii md II 20 their ner-
20 ship by this line.
feb2 ID. G. BkANHAh. s1Derinfendent-
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WAN z D.
Men Wanted Immediately,

W7H0 WISH TO ENGAGE IN LEGITIMATE
w business They are invited call st the once,
No Odd Fellows Hall. up stairs and examine Of
the most important inventions II the sge- Prom
$500 20 $1,000 can be made every month by small IN
venent Of sSoo The practical working Of said inven
lions viii be fully shown TO all who laokrg for 81
ness. Al w0ODwORTH,
sepr24-d1w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
from Nashville.

NASHVILLE October 5-A special to the Her
aid SAYS:
An immense degree Of excitement prevailed
here TO day in consequence of rebel Gen Forrest :,
" tn "A force OF about A. 900 mounted men, having
m lde raid on our line of railroad communica-
ti"ns between this plice and Bridgeport or Chat
tanooga and ., this particular time no trains are
moving nor h, ye this circumstance reed give no
particular cause for alarm. The enemy can do
but comparatively little t0 ipiure communi
cations. Forrest may succeed in uterrupting our
communications Tor few hours, but we have not
only force 10 drive him back hut 10 defeat an
immensely heavier force
There is no need to tear Gen. Rosecrans' sue
cess in holding his position a, Chattanooga He
is too strong that place for the enemy TO attack
him with even a show OF success
To day skirmShing has beet going on in the
neighbOrhOod of MurireesborO The enemv made
an attempt to destroy bridge of considerable
importance to Us in "A railroad point Of view In
the skirmish a very few were wounded and none
killed
Some persons are inclined to think that an en-
gagement is going on at Chattanooga, but do
not coincide with them. Unle-s the enemv is
very desperate he will not attack Chattanooga; If
he does. there is every likelihood that he will be
defeated If he attempts "A flank movement on
that place, he will meet a force that has been
long and well trei in the field and Rosecrans
would be able to hold out several days against
movements and attacks even of very superior
force
The present raid was not unexpected one
We were looking for il. Cavalry movements do
not surprise Us: il is only when heavy bodies of
infantry move on our lines of communication
or lauks that prepare for serious engage
menis
Let me assure the people that fears for Rose
Grams rear and for The safety of MurfreesbOro,
need not be entertained unless the enemy march
OH and faux i'm full force. and General
well qualified to know, assures me that there is
no Information Of IN attack on Chattanooga VI
to the cutting OF wires between here and Bridge
port, said cutting having taken place this morn
ing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
From Albany.

ALBANY, October 6-Hon Erastus Corning
TO day sent in his resignation as member Of Con-
gresS. on account Of III health. and business
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From i.OuisyilIe.Ky.

LOUISVILLE. October 6.-The Journal has a
special from Knoxville. which is considered en-
tirely reliable. that Burnside holds the country
south from Knoxville To Calhoun on the Hswas-
see river, The Western AMI Atlantic railroad.
and only - miles distant from Kingston the
junction of the Western and Atlantic and Rome
railroads and east OF Knoxville ~ TAR as Green
vale on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad
He also possesses al passes into North Carolina
BurnSides right wing l. ia communication with
Rosecrans. and hS position j. all that could be
desired His army j. in the best health and
spirits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

A y EIGHTY ACRE FARM NEAR INDIANAPOLIs
~ in good stale Of cultivation, for sale easy
sprlv 70 McKERrAN PIERCE,
augl0-d6Od Real Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
EDUCATIONAL.
ST COLUMBIA
FEMALE ACADEMY,
FIFTH ST., GAINESVILLE. Ohio.

rUVHIs ACADEMY Is CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF
the Orier Of 81 Dominic, and Is provided with cum
petent and experienced Teachers who will ef
forts for the Improvement the minds and morals Of
those entrusted TO their charge.
The Course Of study is divided into four departments
and each department having its distinctive Of
studies assigned II.
The discipline Of the school Is firm and uniform; but
mi and pa entail nremiting attention will be given
20 the health and comfort Of the pupils.
The Academic year consists Of two sessions Of Eve
months each, FIRST commencing the first Monday
Of September the second the first Monday Of Febru
ary. The two sessions will be closed with public dis
tribution Of premiums and honors the frst ednes
day In July.
Terms per Sessions Payable I'm Ad.
vance
For Board and Tuition in the following branches Or
biography. Reading. Penmanship. Geography, English
Grammar, History, Arithmetic. Geometry, Astronomy
Rhetoric. Composition, Criticism Principles Of Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Botany, Mental and Moral PHI
O>ophS, LOgi &c &C.. si5, $50 and S55 according to
the department OF the pupil
Extra Charges.
Music on Piano per Session Sl2 90
Music Guitar per Session. ......... 10 90
Bed and Bedding per Session. 90
Stationery ffound by the Ins uon per Session, 20
No deduction will be made for absence unless
stoned by sickness.
Pupils entering after the commencement Of Session
will be charged only for the remaade OF that Session
Boarders required bring table furniture, napkins
and all cessary articles for the toilet.
The uniform Is black meTino dress, with white sun
bonnet
Business letters to be addressedyt TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR or ST. COLUMBA's
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Terms for Day scholars.
Tuition per Session Second Junior Department. IS 90
g 90
4" Second Senior Department. 90
&" Frs 4" =" -. 90
sept30-dim
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

them 70 halt, and they disobeying, they fred vol
Icy killing the woman. The family were entirely
Rebel but were not spared on that account. II was
one Of the saddest sights ever beheld to see little
boy coming on before the afflicted husband, who
was driving team on which lay the dead body OF
bis wife, murdered by these friends.
Last uight the open fields lyiug around our works
were blazing with burning houses, set on fire acci
dentaly by shells, or purposely because they n-
terfered with the range Of cur guns, or would be
cover TO sharp-shooters. . ..
You will therefore imagine rs perfectly confident
In our ability to defend ourselves and TO give our
country's enemy severe lesson that he will not
soon forget, even should he come upon us in great
strength. Success may cost something, but we
shall take an amount Of stock in it sufficient to
cure it.
Reports are rife this morning that Rebel SIEGE
gun Is being planted at about mile from right
and also that the enemy is making vigorous at
tempt to cross the Nansemond, and cut off our com.
munication With Norfolk over the Portsmouth Rail-
road. rapid firing Of our gunboats, gives color TO
this report, and win disturb that programme very
considerably.
Two Of our gnnboas have just got aground, but
they will undoubtedly be got OF before they can be
harmed by the enemy. SoJoVREER.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
gen. Burnside's Open War Against Secret
EneInies.

The following is Gen. Burnside's recent order, re-
ferred TO by telegraph, respecting secret enemies;
The Commanding General publishes, Tor inc In
formation of all concerned that hereafter all per-
sons found within our nes, who commit acts for the
benefit of the enemies Of our country, VIII DO tried
as speu and traitors, and, If coavicted, hey pM 'y
fer deah This order includes tho following ciasSes
Carriers Of secret malls Writer'S Of letters ent o secret
mail secrst recruiting officers within the lines fersoh
who bavo entered into Agreement 70 ppss ouI "o w
purpose joining the enemy Persons i1uhd eonoeas .
within our lines beion 70 tho service OF the enemy
within who could give private
Information 10 the enemy All persons within oor nnes who
hsror protect conceal feed cothe or In sny way ha ne
enemies Of country, -. 4. II .,,
The habit Of declaring ympathics for the enemy
will longer be tolerated IN this department, Emu
persons Committing such ofensss will at once be ar
rested, with view TO being tried as above stated,
Or sent beyond our liDes into the lines OF their
friends. II must be distinctly understood thst trea-
expressed or implied will not he tolerated IN lhls
department. All officers and soldiers are hereby
charged with the execution Of this order
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
THE POSITION OF GEN. FOSTER.
Nc Gam Resist the Rebels Three Weeks Yet.

He Gam Resist fhe Rebels Three Weeks Vet
Private adyices from Newbern to Sunday the 10Th
inst, state that communication had been received
from Gen. Foster to the effect that he had plenty Of
supplies and that he believed be could Withstand ell
the force the Rebels cO1ld bring against him for
three weeks if necessary.
A brief private letter from Washington, N. c.,
dated the 10th ins to gentleman in this city, says:
(" Twelfth day Of tbe siege; We have been fighting
Like blazes for the past six days. AL safe yet"
From q gentleman who came from Newbern, q
passenger on board the Mary Sanford, we learn
that Gen. Frank b. Spipola had been sent with
5000 men to re-enforce Gen. Foster, but meeting
greatly inferior force Of the enemy, returned.
About fifty men of one of the Rhode Island bat
tcries who were with him, had volunteered to take
the Rebel battery, and were about to do IL, when
one of Gen. Spuolss aids rode up with peremptory
order to retreat.
Bosros, Wednesday April Is. 1853
private letter from the 4ith Massachusetts regi-
ment, dated Newbern, N. c., 9TH inst, says;
"We think the boys with Gen. Foster are safe
from capture but wait anxiously to hear from them.
Amory's brigade started overland this morning to
draw the Rebels from Washington. A cavalry re-
connoissance proved that some z, 900 Rebels were
between here and Washington. The report to-day
Is that our Col. Leo was killed in charge on the
rear Of tho Rebel battery. There has been no heavy
firing to-day"
Thus far later advices do not confirm the reported
death of Col Lee, which is probably uufounded.
REBEL REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF WASH
INGToN, n. c.
The Wilmington IN. c. Journal Of Thursday
evening, has report that the town Of Washington
had been taken by the Rebel forces under Gen. HILL
the day previous, but The journal doubts the cor
rectness of the report.
The Kingston correspondent Of The Raleigh Jour
nal reports on the 10th inst that TIE Yankees have
fallen back from Swift Creek TO Newbern.