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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
IIIghIy Tmportan, from Now Orleans,

Highly Important from Now Orleans.
Nav YoR December s8--The Roam.
oake, from New Orleans on the la,h,
vim Havana on the a2nd, has arrived
Tho news is impormnt. The Norlb StSr
with Backs aud Stotf, arrived at New
Orleans on the 9Th, The news trans.
prod the following day that General
Butler was superseded, and occasioned
the utmost surprise among all cIassess.
Even the registered enemies we're sorry
to part with an officer who, at least
brought order and security to tho CITY.
On the 10th, Con. Butler and General
Banks met at headquarters. General
Budor welcomed Banks to the Dopa-t.
mont ftho Gulf, and assured him that
no would find here troops who wororoa.
dy to yield cheerful obedience to every
order. Banks replied that the only plea.
sure he had in taking the command was
IN obevinr M order Of tho Government
Of the United States, Con. Butler nd
dressed his staff, requesting each mem.
Der to take pains 10 onlighten and assist
their successors. He spoke in the most
generous manner Of General Banks and
staff General Buffers parting address
TO his troops bears tho date Of Dtcembe,
10Th, abiding in eloquent terms TO theI,
successes in the fell, anil in restoring
order and quiet to New oleahs. 10 the
feeding of the Starving wives and child.
rem of enemies, stating that that expedi.
ton has cost the government less by
iour'iilths Than any other. speoking OF
the word farewell" AZ the only sorrow.
rul thought ho had, and commencing
them to their commander as worthy OF
his lovO.
On the 10th, Gen. Banks issued his
order assuming command Of tho De.
patimenl Of tho Gulf and State of Texas,
and naming his stat, whose names arc
already known at the North. Another
order Is for oil military and civil officers
in the department to report to him; and
s III another susponds oil public sales Of
property on accoun. of the United Statos
ill hsther orders.
Gen, Banks was pushing things with
characteristics energy. Five thousand
troops who accompanied him, had land
cd at Baton Rouge, and the rcmlipdcr
otihe expedition will be sent forward as
fast as they arrive.
The weather in New Orleans was 6ns
and the health Of the troops cool.
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From Kentuchy md wo.l 'Tonn ESQ.

From Kentucky md Wost 'Tonnessc.
LouIsvILLE, Dec. 90. John Mafgan,
with $500 men, attacked Lieutenant Col.
Smith at ElizahcIhtown, yesterday, com,
manding ESQ men in slockade. After
severe fight, our forces rcroated to the
Court House and buildings near it. Tho
osses are not stated and tho result is NOT
known.
The city has been intensely excited all
day by multitudnous rumors ofskirmisl,
eS in various proSimo'e localities. Head.
quarters. up TO II O'Clock ills evening,
are wholly unadvisol thereof, and utter,
ly discredit them.
Reports from Memphis say our pickets
have been driven into the fortlirations,
and that the rebels have beon committing
dCpreda'ions there.
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a liberl discount made 10 thoge who adycr
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Gi' AGi,lavt will not be made to orders Of
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-07
PARTICULARS soTICE.

There are mnay DespaFadons so1d akptef ese naE
HifssYs. pot up guar bpttles eompsSndeA 81 The
ehsspss Viii key tn snrn. costin9 from 70 T.
- eeaas vss eAitea, The LASS dmkued 10 Aniae os
IoriAnder Reed,
Ths sSaes bhters as daasea and will cont nue
cau.e .s lonx as the, I've sold tundfeds
death OF The drankzrd b their use ih= system is ke
spdeT The int nence 81 Aleohoie stimulsnis
OF kini. The cssifr ror Lqaor created
kept up stc the result u all the horrors alter. up
q d,u ~ q Tlle and death.
Pot in4spr hS dssirs and will AAye Liquor Bhters
~e abfsn NE E,tt,~ihs r~c~ip. Eel One Kettle Of
nUelaaaN 0ernnnn Bftsrss ssd mix Win thfee QuaFts
Of gss1 kFsndl or MhisAtJ, aud The result vi - .
,,sr,s atsn h~s viii faF ehcri nedcin I vim nes
asd tfn- ~xreiiece aay u Ne #na~rus lsqRe Bsuers
ID be market, and rOSt much ess. You will
al a. vsy,sr Il HoOanAs Btsser>a With
GOD article al Las.-r, At nsneh less Pr,ee than
thess lnicrior preisAra ilohs wall cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-07
shsy ssatais no. Alsohal " bad VAisksy

4s. cooee oot ~ hunoreo-
fnsse-a b. the ezssnstvts4is sad nssverssi Sopu-
iarty Of Hoo6 m Ge-nap bitters tpur~i estAbis,
heNs ofiesoseat QasNs SD uues s>sons sdv-nturers
have eppaA syea sp6er4ss ~ SANITY Asd gales q
xosrums ID The shape OF poor shlshey. sil-Iy CON
pounded with iaIarous drugs, and csrsessel fesies
beware o. ene ,unu rerasfe array Of Alcoholic pre-
pseAs'oss IN pistbere sufs,e~, and bag De b. 49,
4 sarinx soiy as-svs- dtssase and lsavs the dissp
pointed sunere, In despair. esss s. sfI4fI
HOoFlAIgD'1 GERMAN HITTBRs!
the sart OF nn~ss jean Iisa By The Aneric.n pnbe
and thsir sepudstion aud sse are OF rivaed BY an,
similar parston The propfse;ors have thotsaAds
Of LetteGs frvm ih- most eninrnt
clsrsymen, lawyer, Physieians, and
Citizens,
re.iif,.nr o. their own p+rpnsi tnp.lsdEs, 10 the
Do you want something to strengthen you
DO you want good Appetite
DO you want ssbslll up seur Constitution?
DO on want 10 feel we'll
DO you want TO get rid Of Nervousness 7
Do Jon want Energy sae
Do you want to sleep we'll ? a
DO you. want brisk and vigorous feeling /!
ypu do, - EoeFL asD's GERAAx Birrsas
Frsa R<s ksrtss BrcxaA D. D., Easfsy II ~ EaeS-
49, et.pe6aA q Rxnftess Erswsssxe.
Although bet disposed 10 favor recommend Paten
hedstanvs 10 EeAess te distress ID their iaxrS
dents and rff~sis Stpw Of ficieni reasons
Shy mas t-sfafs to n o~seEts he Believes
hmses 70 hxyn rcceiF bu sns >,alpIe psepss
In thu hope IL al be thus entfioaie TO lhe beEeni
a Ahefs.fHt rs .ftFe tSaAsE $at Y go h
l do this the more readily in r1sa.1t N Hoodands
9esn4aa Bsit-fs prepared by Or. T.. sasfS sou, Of
this cut, b-c1ase prejad cad against thsas
many y-nrs nudrr the ys~-ri thni they chief
~ ~ ascss4ltc astxtise. tpdebted 10 my trend
hob-u saes, tsq. itr he OF 81 ~
JUDGE b, proper tests ape Tor encoa sgenept TO tf,
usem, when ssncf run grrzi asG loo esetIuA cs-
bality TIE u=e 81 larse aptrs ihr.c hIers TIE
fns the pr~seit yeaf followed b, eviden,
reliss, I'd egrce Of uocIit AID sssNt
vteer whseh bad leit tor months bsfore Gaj
had Aimost t~sPxtse~t ~ rrrhsriDs thefefere thank
God and xlerd for diI1rt III 70 NE 81 sh1n
j. NEWTON BRO On.
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wac heayy .kiImishing. add eonsidorabIe

was heavy skiImishing, and considerable
artillery practice, until it was quite
dark. Next, on the night of the second,
IS the 3rd and then again the 9Th corps.
The 81 had considerable skirmisbing in
front, and at one time general engage
mont, last night seemed imminent
The reason il did not come off, in fact,
was, doubtless because neither side was
ready We may hayeil to,day.
"Gen, Cusar 10 command Of Kilpat-
icks cavalry division, anxious 10 m Z
10 the fight that seemed to be impend.
Ing, made dash across Raccooo Forl,
with The Michigan DdgaIe, and PEN
ninglon'S and commenced work in real
earnest. AS the position he vas il
might become 2 critical ons and as bis
movement would somewhat Interfere
with other arrangements on foot, he was
directed 10 recross The river, This
morning finds our whole Amy in posi-
ton and ready ior work
"Tbe country hereab1us is one Of the
worst conceivable for fell operations
/, is truly named a wilderness, for a
wilderness Of small growth wood covers
.tanlhs of the whole surface OF the
county, So dense are these young
forests, that it is impossible 10 peno-
trate them, except where paths are. -
This enabled The enemy yesterday to 10.
yer on cur EAnks. often within sight Of
moving columns, almost with imDunily.
1t was net until late in the morning chat
our line on the front was connected so
as to keep Struggling parties Of cavalry
inside our lines During the day it was
impossible for any small parties to pass
between two parallel columns OF t,1ops
without being captured or shot at
About Q O'Clock P, NJ, Lieut. G llord,
Post Adiu,unt a, headquarters, accom-
panied by six other persons attempted
to cross from Gregg's command on the
left 10 headquarters sx miles directly
across on the road where the Second
corps had moved up. When about half
way across the party were met BY su,
peJior force of the enemy, who fred a
volley at them and then started in pur.
pur nit. A break neck race for about
TWO miles @as the mex, thing in the pro.
grammo, Qaita large number Of shots
were fired at the fleeing party, but for
4. ] Z - L
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situation ofGencrnl Bnrn,ilc.

New YonH, Nov. q, a dispatch
from Cincinnati las, nigh, says;
1--WE have some reports from Knox
Vile watch seem to indicate that Gen.
Burnside is perfectly secure in his pc.
sjon, The rebel cavalry are now in
the Country lying between Cumberland
Gap aud Knoxville bu: ne iamago has
hecn done to our communications with
Burnside as yet
"Longstrcol has not maic q heavy
assault upon the city, but seems to be
anxious to secure prominent positions
for his batteries, so that he can com.
mond the p.a5SS from ijG5Tout points
and demand a capi.uIaDon. lie acts as
il his force was no, sufficient to hazard a
heavy battle under existing circumslan-
ccs A column is already ID motion for
the relief of Gen. Burnside, under Con.
Wilcox md rs-enlo,comcn;s are being
sent forth as rapidly as possible. Par.
son BrowoIog is in tho interior, ani
working had 10 keep open commpnica
ton With the army
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-03

Another soldier was drowned at the
saharf.boet on last Friday night His
name OF Regiment we have mot been
able to learn, II seems hattie walked
overheard in the dark and being cngum
bered with his oyercoot, knapsack, &c,
sunk almost Immediately
It's high time some more stringent
police regulations were adopted OF the
whurf, especially at night GaiPoi5
Journal
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MARRIED:

Married, at Mount Zion Church, on
Sunday, November 22d, by Rev. Sam
uel Rankin, Mr., c, c. Dtouillard. of
GplIipoIis, 10 Miss Mary j. Human. of
Green township, GaIlio county, Ohio.
BarbourwilIc, W. v, Nov, 2oth.
George s Farley, Of Co. D. of lie
18Th Va. Vols. and Miss Miranda Ell.
lis ofthis county, we're this day united
ia The holy bonds OF malrimony by the
Undersigned
We hope that the soldier may realize
to its fullest extent, all the enjoyments
he anticipated when he proposed this
union with Miss Ellis, and that Miss
Ellis may not DO disappointed in hor
George, 10 whom she has consented 10
give b,r undivided affections for life,
but that her cup of happiness may be
full to the brm; and that those other
little responsibilities Hat peradventure
may be the product Of this union. may
in after years, be additional ingredients
in their cup Of connubisi felicity, is our
most sincere wish W ". HAgpER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-03
RecrnIllng in Now YORK..

New YoRE, Nov 20.--From returns
received at the Provost Marshal, Go0cr-
ais Office, ii appears Dhat tho number
Of soldiers enlisted in this city under the
now call for volunteers during tho past
week, has been about 800, As the ro.
cmiti0g business was not fairly in ope,
ration till Monday last, tlisi5 consider,
ed very ENCOURAGING rc'u,t Ger the
Al. rH0.'.
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Tho Escnro orMorean

The notorious guerrilla and lorse.
thief John Morgan, is again at liberty.
He with six Of his officers, escaped from
the Peniteadary on last Friday right
The great number Of CopPerbcals who
polule the atmosphere Of Columbus with
their deadly poison have doubtless large
ly contributed to the accomplishment o
this END GtHpoFs Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-03

SJ- The work of voIun teorinsis go.
ing on briskly 10 other States. It's said
that about one half the quota Of Indiana
has been already filled. Ia Illinois the
whole energies of the people appear to
be turned to volunteering. Is tt not
time that tho movement was urged in
earnest hcrol
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-03

TT The Legislature 10 Minnesota
will stand 90 Union to 10 Coppcrbcad',
the Senate, II Union to Copper.
heads, aud the House 3lUnion TO II
,Ccpporheuds.
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ET In RELATION TO C)NytcrsA "A
bill has passed the House and is now
before the Senate, authorizing the Gov
eruor to hire gu. The convicfs Of this
State, in The penitenliaries Of adjoining
States, or in some other manner, until
the State shall have provided proper
place to keep them
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The Army of The Potomac.
MEADE STILL ADvANctNGll

srL
mt army OF me fo'Om"c'
uPsnr crrrT .nu,vcrvc,,
~ - q ~ "4il4N AL ANOiNu =
w,.r,.,, " % Go,
~1 ,,,, ~ 10Y % oI' NJ y,
..''y" ''ot" VIZ. "HSN'nB'op "" ~ 'i'"4 .
1l"l l'u 'opp'''e'y Gu! ON i'eL' Is
no s'Sp"'g oomu'on'ol"oh' ana no
coul,s's 81 'g'ou5'' save by running
'Ne x '1""O' " country swarm ny WIN
suo''.'s = c'u''er however arslFea
UP I''s' W" oHGSihs ao'a''' OIL hue
S'.' "P5''u'p' ao"n 10 oo2" yes'et'
ual, VIZ oPe''IioN5 are MI Prshm'.
nn.L ina, IN. ,,h,l -. '' "a =
And q bs,ing,J ',, ric ~ 49, .n. w
G,,lto,. an - n;,.h,j XXI, 't,I .,' '".I"'
D IT,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-03

= GS- The Richmon ? pcrs are sdll'
complaining Of starvadoa prices. la
their market review we f1i that apples
were worth atj055 pee busheli Irish
potatoes slO0i2 per opsae!; -four lOG
per Darrell Lard / 10, butter S3,75GSi;
eggs 50; ta'low candles $3,5OO$3 49,
fresh meats are worth from $l,2j@S2;
chickens 56G38 per pair turkeys SIC
0sl5 apiece; cobbages 75ceHts 10 ST.
IS per nead, Klt6er poor show Tor a
Thanksgiving dinner
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NATIONAL HOUSE,
Formerly Frost EIousc.'J
3rd Street below the Public Square,
GALLIPOLIS OHIO.

N hINT7 TII IT, TTUVTIUIUTI
TEAlS House has undergone a complete al.
4 turation for comfort aud convenience 1t
i now by far the best Hotel in Gallipols The
Proprietor has rcfnrnshpd it throughout. with
entirely new furniture. He also intends run.
ming Hack TO the river for passengers from
boats. Thc stage 10 Portland tRail Road,)
leaves this House rcgularcyery night
Gallipolis, December 3-yl,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
Brlllrant Analr..


The most brilliant affair since the battle
of Stoue River happened on the 2d, accord.
lug TO the Cincinnati Commercial. Au ex
peditioa Of Que thousand cavalry, cOmprs.
ing delschmenls Of the 4th Regulars, Sd
and 4th Ohio, and LIST Middle Tennessee,
(Stokes' cavalry }, aud 500 infantry, con-
tnining detachments frora the 18th aud 2lst
Ohio, 10Th Illiuois, and the ID Tennessee,
the whole belonging 10 General Negley'S
d visionyE left MurieesbOro' early on the
morhiag oftbe lst.. The iHfaRtTy was under
command of'Juhn p. Miller; Colonel com.
msnding Sd Brigade, I'd Division, Alh Ar.
my Corps, aud Brigadier General STANLEY
commanding the hole. Major g., ii.
Grosyen0r, of the 18th Ohio, was one Of
the principal officers accompanying the ex.
peditioR. e sas oi rdgl snftrf
Il Our forces marched out on the Rradyvile
Pike, and proceeded nearly fifteen miles,
without interruption. 0u approaching Bra.
dyyilIc, the cavalry encountered the pick
els OF the euemy, three quarters of u
mile this side Of the towa, and after slight
skrmshiDg, drove them in., The arenlaiu.
der OF our party closed up Immediately,
. n
brisk 6ght ensHed, in the course Of which
it wss foand that the enemy had establish
e1 his principal line on ridge al the place
The OHIO cavalry charged with 'impsIuOsi.
~ aRd sigor on the rebels, and few min.
ut's severe work, d., W them back fore.
ing them 10 retreat through the town TO q
thick wood, where they made desperate
stand, Here, again, our cavalry, support
ed by our infantry, charged upon The euemy,
aud again routed him. 4u0
MeanN bile, Stokes Tennessee cavalry
were making delour, and at length came
upon strong iorce of the enemy, posted il
their camps, to the right nearly mile
from the 6rst line Of defense, fankiug them
aud making fierce charge and sabre at.
tack. Stokes cavalry completely defeated
the rebels, aud forced them from their own
position. ,v
The enemy, at this juncture, gave up the
field and 6rd in dismay, leaving the wound.
ed at Woodbury., where column Of Con.
tederate 70 ces were encamped. We cap.
;ured 900 new saddles aud ac:outrements
complete. besides large collection of off
cal orders, papers, private baggage, &c
Our prisoners umbered eighty privates, be
sides niue officers, Among the latter are
aAdiataut d, ii, Allen, of the Cd Kentucky
cavalry and Leutensnts A. S. Wvlch
r. W. Crump, M G. Franklin and d. w
Hervey. of the same, regiments : Lieuten.
ants j. H. Allison, j, w. Jones, and Ser.
gesnls Thomas H. Lyle and j G. Love, Of
the Gath Alabama Cavalry. q, ado l.r.
Upwards Of ,l.00e Of The enemy. all cav
airy. and belonging to General John, Nor
gsn's division, were engaged They suffer
ed loss Of eight killed . twelve wounded
while our own killel is less than half tha,
number salsJ a-ar.t .sl.5rsaa 5rti3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

The Agricultural College prejsct, vhieh has
beau for some time before tbs state senate. fails
TO concentrate the thought and wisdom Of that
bedy. The diversity Of sentiment entertained
BY the senators. is not an auspieiOus sligo of its
ultimate disposAl. 1t is not surprising. psrbaps
that there should be hesitation and doubt in
graphing With and shaping a subject which pre-
cents 30 crude. unsettled and lhsorsticar sn as-
pact. Al present, no opinion can be fOrnsd
Of the line Of policy liksly 70 be settled upon.
2 Both houses seem equally at loss ss to th'
proper form Of . bil for securing the right o
Suffrage TO the soldiers, in order TO guarC
against frands. There is little doubt, hoSever
that bill in same form locking TO this end
will pass the Legislature at the present session
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
D,.isy.l D.n...sT.sso...-Pr..sss.....

z The eyideRees Of disloyalty 10 our midst are
alarming but they ara not Unprecedented =
Every great crisis 10 the history Of natio Is has
developed just such sPectacies. Entire unani--
NIFTY 10 behalf even Of good cause, is what
the world has never yet witnessed. There al.
ways has been--and there slwsYs will be--a
ninOrity. more or less sccusidersbie,who will be
lukeuarm, if not hostile. This Was painfully
manifest during the RovsluiioB. Pabiic septi--
HeBt WEs divided 70 l.mental,le exteut.
Family and nsigi ibOrbeOd lsads distracted tina
cOunITy. IL many localities The peop.e were
neaTiy tQuailys suiyIdrd betssea RsariOts and
ROyHilsIs. lhaeed. in mHSy towns. even Of our
ORn state, ihe latter oulEumbered the iOItn 4
Plots to beIrAy The Revolutionary cause were
continually being hslched. A conspiracy to
capture " AsHISGToE and hand bInl over 10 The
BRUSH was entered into by the municipa aa-
1horpss VI New YOrk, Arrests of home
traitors were Of daily occurrence. Even the
lives OF the venerated Chief aud his more pro.
minent Geuerals Were in jeopardy from the
Ireachery of pretended ircuds 20 81
II was lillle better during The war OF 1912 .
CoWardiee and traacherys were alarmingly
promine1t. HULL Surrendered 10 an iuIerlor
Iores NJ Detroit without even going throagh
the motions" VI resistance. Opposition To the
L "tNNSN WI e6oiuob OlCab WAS 0DeD
| vt Hsetford Meetings 10 protest against the
usurpaiicns 'oi the GoSernnlent al Washing.
ton where held 10 ditfsrrht parts of the country.
The demand for troops 10 6ght the common
enemy was grayely disputed. thousands were
cianlcTous IOr " Peace" while the cauuon of The
invader were laundering 10 their cars
But the war went on 10 spite Of The machin-
aiious OF traitors and The crOakings Of Peace
men. Military sHeeess seDced The voice of
dlsateetion aud eroHght the pIotti6gs OF dislOy-
v 10 uaugh1 In proportion as onpn arms ri.
umPAed, opposition 10 the war ceased, ! Even
/ the ooldest snalcsatsut was eOwed inlo silence
be The moral Influence of victory. 4, /
80 noE- As ws are victorious. SO shall we
% united. Success WilLPrOye lhs great cohe,
sive agent that shall bind Us together. Give "a
q brace Of victories within the next thirty days
and We may 6riige over the chasm thai Va wns
Al our ieet. The danger is immioeut; !; bu, il the
movements now 10 progress agai0st the enemy
4 are saoeeusful, We are sed--.4Ib. Foe jour 7.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

fhe supturs OF the ran Qsssn Of a.
Wtss, ahsr her brilliant performance Of run
aipg the rebel blockade st Vicgs6arg, and
FER she ,xcellent service she bed perform
ed 10 cutting oEand' destroying rebel sup.
plies, efser denisii asd repeated con6fma.
aion, seems-at Ieugtll'to be fixed and NOR.
tibing tasl This It would seem was in It..
sslf spfhrieniIy unpleasant without the ed.
diiioBal piece OF Information since received,
Of the capture Of the ladianCla, ,urre,
iren.cIad gunhoat, which 80 speedily and
ssllsutly followed the Queen in bidding de.
fahcc 70 the rebel blockade. The capture
ef the latter seems to have been effected BY
the use Enthusiastically Of the former.
Fbeso tEe GRATIS casnOt bat prove OF mate
vial sdssntage to tbs. rebels on the Missis-
ippi,- md considerably increase the d,farut
,iorh the way Of our guubeat Arst which
isssid 10 have made it's weR through the
osssl, aud gained the freedea Of the rear
esd The river below viclhsSrg. We hope
FOR decided and impsrtsnt news from there
very shortly, in hslight OF which the los,
vtths Qusrs ssd btdianola viii speedily bS
fergoise0s o
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Pas.ags Of the B.nl.lng : p,n.

This bill hdsl passed the House of Rep,
resentatiVes precisely sit came from be
Senate Tue principal objectioa'to it " as
that IL would greatly distarb the currency
of lie country aud the stocks of the S jates
by giving precedence TO the u. S stocks
for" B ifking PURPOSES. This will probably
be its effects, losome ex'ent99 butslhe ne
cessitIeS Of the Government are such as TO
Justify extraordinary measnrcs . to meet
them. IL is 10 lie hoped ahat Ithe'resulL
will not beas bad as the fears ofthose whc
have predicted mischief Atd oil ievenis
he bin is lDowsa ia~-Aenly treqdiring the
Presidents signature laid aisllhe duty o
all concerned to aid ingiviag IL efficiency
with as liltle evil as poSSible.a 1ff 'mrl