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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-07
JAMEs p, APPLEcATE,

DEALER in Cooking. Heating and Parlor
II STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low as in st. Louis. Tin Roofing, Gutter
ing, and all kinds of Jobbing to order.
No. 40 Main street. LeAYen worth. +. z.
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The Atlantic for February has got along,
bearing its pages full of the best reading
matter. AS we would say about good hotel,
it's table is loaded with the best the country
affords.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that letters of ad-
IN ministration upon the estate of JOHN
WILKINS, deceased, have been granted to
me by the Lyon County Probate Court, bearing
date the fifth day of January. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-tIree All persons having claims
against said estate required to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they will be forever barred.
ELEANOR WILKINS,
Administrative of John wilkins. deceased.
january Is. 1853. 270-2 - %.
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Twelve inches of snow fell here Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
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Notice.

NOL1c6.
h. F. Berry, plaiotiff, District Court
agst of
John Courtney, defendant.S Lyon county, Kansas
7 John COURTNEY, of parts unknown, will
q take notice that H F. Berry, of Lyon county,
Kansas. did, on December 81, 1862, file his peti-
ton in the District Court of Lyon county, Kansas,
setting forth that the said John Courtney is in
debted to the said H F. Berry, on his promissory
note, made and delivered to said Berry, and da-
ted the 18th day of October, 1889, in the sum of
$685. with interest from the date of said note, at
per cent. and praying judgment therefor; and
that, on the 3lst day of December, 1862 the said
Berry filed his affidavit for order of attaeh-
ment in said court; and that, on the seventh day
of January, 1863, the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, and the west half and the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter, and
the east half aud the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section number twenty
three; and also ten acres. more or less, in the
southeast corner of the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section number thirty five
(35)-all in towns ship number fifteen (l5), south
and. range number twelve (12), east-were seized
your property, by order of attachment is
suing from said District Court, and appraised at
$3.50, and are now held to satisfy the judgment of
said court in said action and that, unless you
appear and an swe- said petition, before the
18th day of March, A. D. 1863, the same will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered according
~, and the said lands will be sold and the pro
ceeds applied to the payment thereof.
Witness my hand this January 10th, 1863.
81. T. BERRY, Plaintiff
By DAWES WILSON, his Attorney.
69-74 $I0-&$5
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CHE Gupuria @etps.

Farmers, remember the Cotton meeting
this afternoon.
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e AS ERN BAK cry
And Confectionery.
LAWR cE, KANSAS.
WIN. II. HAsELTINE, Proprietor.

II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND BREAD
IN Cakes Pies, and Crackers; also, all of the
best brands of Cigars, Plug and Fine-cut chew
ing Tobacco and the various brands of the best
Smoking Tobacco. in papers and in bulk
Tea, Sugar and Coffee,
Fancy and plain Confectionery, Raisins Figs.
Prunes, Nuts. and general assortment of every
thing usually kept in an establishment of this
kind. 1 respectfully solicit share of public
patronage. ". NJ. HASELTINE.
dee20-6vn
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LYON!

And those counties Immediately adjacent. 1t
furnishes q weekly
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SYNOPSIS OF THE WAR NEWS,

And in its columns may be found the best sciec
tons from the ablest writers of the day.
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1t is devoted to the CAUSE of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
OF SOUTHERN
KANSAS,

And more especially to the county that bears the
name of the noble and lamented
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OEArAao.

PPARp On " ednesds, Sot ;. C.ihsr1. B..r',
.he beloved vie of Thoms Bead, IN tie sd rsT .
her age.
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~hsA be 10 ~ msts--snd othssy hs President
retains, thss he may snsw., Them hirnSH
Avsry letter rscsvss attention, and oil which
are entitled W reply receive one, no nssesr
nov shsy ere wordsd, or how inelsgant
We ehirosrsphy may b. russdsys and frsdsys
ere CAbinss dsya but on other days visitors - The
Wmss House are requested 70 vss In the ante
snemes,. and send IN thslr caryis. eonstmes b.
sofe We Presidsr' hes finished reading his mail.
Lo'as VI have hsndsul Of psstehosrd. and from
Ne eafds laid bsso-e lam Mr. Lincoln hss visitors
uss,ro -, E'ur precedsncs 70 scquansenees
Ihrse or four nours do they poIr n, N rap sue
eesdon, nine GU oftsA sshing oNess, and patient
" does the Pros mt hstsn 10 Their sDplcAhuns
Care aud o. risty have hrro~sd bis rather home y
features, ytt ocoAsooaly tsis "Vmnted of On
snsodots,' and good HUNDRED glsnees beam from
bis elar Rrsy eyes, while his rins ns laugh shove
shat no 10 nos .used w" YET. Tie smps and ns
tursl fnspnW va which he delivers his thoughts
nnsks him appear TO thoss visitng I'm, ne an
ssrnsn, sGsc,ioas,s friend. lie snshss iitls pa.
speculative ptopositrrs, I'M ststsa his IDEAS In
PLAIN Anglo.sstop, Illuminated By many lively
irnssss and pleasing a.lusons. which ssem t.
N - N IN obeaisncs W . reasNes impulse q his
nature. GONE newspaper sdmitef sHsmpistl de-
~ hN shs Psesidsn ut tsNs stories. Why, itis rare
~ hs, cay one 10 IN bic cont ssy Tor fifteen N u
uses wilhots hesv.ng good tale, spproprias W
g'innsnt does he denolsh by imply telling en- en-.
sedoss, vh oh erscty oveYturns the ,eLsl ctr 2.
tire. About oclok the Prssldsnt de Inns SEE.
ing any more company, and o'tsn o opn paL 90 bic
we In her csrrisse, W take DIVE. He 10 'ond
OF horseback eIs'csc, sud whsn posing shs sum.
nner At the soldiers Home used ssasya.iy " 10 o
end fro IN tns saddle. Tho President dinss 81 3
and ~ 10 rarely thN soue p.r.oa.l friends DO ~
grsee The ruu.a dining table, ~hsrs Ls ,hrovs "a
VIC cares cf Once"
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RecYaitlss ouv Avuiss.

TIE meeting sss evening - The Cooper Institute
70 b topped 10 only The beeiuins OF greater 81.
'ers 70 rso-us our armies already in shs Geld, and
provtds n>~ 'rcors for shs eriSencies likely 70
Ariss fsho war IL prolonged. Every loyal ei,L1sn
should use bis infuence towards encouraging en-
nsnsa'a aid siiins BY bis personal eIorts to
r.<a more men in the Geld. ITO whole ccmmu.
Ny u dssrly interested 10 providing snc,he, army
" replace those soldiers Who ~ill neT, year b. Dis
shAryed ~ tbs expiration Ct their term Of service
hn 70 b bored 'hss loyal men Of eli psrhes vii
''nise ssesshsr.ssn bys combined sYor, rs,ss our
New York quota, and thus avoid the sscsssi,y o
AnethAS drHft
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Provide for the PsoY.

SYrAs winter hss slrsady gwen Ao,ee 81 tis
esssnee n shs directs OF New York, aud Ne hs,e
es4dAnee daily ths, the Vccrsy o'assss viii suffer
more has ever. u our b.ns,olsn, fellow eiu,.ns do
ees provide some relief mora s,tensi,. than the o..
Aifsry ehsnnsls of our putlie i.s,i,unons. Il
sasHs Ike repeating sn 'oa told tale" 10 refer
sOsis 70 The sver increasing prees 81 food ard
ssinertin our great ei'y--bus nevertheless II 10 .
Suhtsct that dsssv~ss che thoughtful attention o.
every siti,es. A god plan 10 ATTEND All to some
>lssae 81 our city poor. would be the formation Of
- sssneiston. having for iss ebjse, the purchase
81 sAnd Il al kinds rn large quantities. sud retail.
aas The came a cost 70 these who are now obi I'D
- psy sIerbitsns profits to The " middle.
men who stand bstwsen Ns producer and
s~ssemer. II . few hundred bsef css.is Ia
purchased and sold in small quantities q,
ehssp Yssss, or n ths contents Ct thulsanJ or
more barrels Of -four were rsssed 81 cos, Price.
great relief would Be afforded g. many, snd Dc, /.
ed Vsdustlon In prices would rule at The OF binary
vsssa stores Of the metropolis. Coal end wood
might be chsspsnsd 20 the yoor in the same man.
nrr' without any serious loss TO those who embark
sam N benevolent IN enterprise. What 10 war.e
70 suord relief during the winter 10 earnest, pt ,cI
cal work. Of kind that shall NOT destroy the self
respect those who are thus bss.h,.sd, or suxss,
% We recipients that they have become objects o.
0sppe charity. his 70 be hoped thss sors JoHs
". FAssss will consider these suggestions. and
eosps plan whereby they may be carried out.
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20 OBLIGATIONS. &C.

CHkIsfIASTIY, PLACED UPON IT'S
y own r. reins,. ~. hest n ssas Of proroiins CIV
t!g.t5n RI IN ard iisppir ss or ttunssl % the
C,,p SO, A = n.v bot. mrch talked sDcnt, long
proni,ed, snd nueh NEEDED, ~ sASt Y kvAN.
AMI void n, all booksellers, town and eo'iutry
~ ~. pic % e.n,s In pteseniins this vort 70
public notioo tbs author felieitsiss himiei. thst
frisui. 10 ~ atsd mor- than tvioe the number OF
eopie. he had Originally tusndsd- already, And Drfots
t,, so-t ~ al vertised. iaree rrfuon of tn" hru
sries IA. h.rn cold and such " the favor In Nh'ch
n M. been tsrsvsd. that he has been ihdnse'i 20
comply 9Th the ssrrest request OF come sinerrr
III rds NJ tho industrious cisse 70 rfn AnotIs'
81 81 ~ tho s~k IN abridged form, rOr1rriunk
tsr-e portioas witch tresV more particularly upon
p,c cievs'ion of working n.s. iOl
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Financial Repert., Markets, &c.

NsW Ysvk. JAs.vsssy, DEE. \ . p h.-Ths retro
srsde movement Of Gen. Meade haa considerable IN.
husass upon The s,ssk market tsdsy. resulting in
advance Of Snees tum 70 a. rey esn,.. the MARKET
closing firm. Gold up 70 iss, being 80 per rent
higher thss ,sN evening Tho Transactions are hss,-
Governments remain nsm. The losn marie, va &C..
tive q Ser cent
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Nm. hn'- be- hrt N love her.
None rsmeu her tut IT, Tfai,s h-

the beloved ,ifs of Th9ns, beard. IN tLs I'D rsN u
her age.
N,n.tns- be- bat N love hr
Nons nsmeg her tut to rrsUsh-
fsr rsis'ivss ard friend, srt rrp~cini', ir-1'ed
- attend The flnvrsl. on frids, siiernru, Dee. &
Al o'eoss. from her ls's rs'dsaef. 40 s',s,on
CoTrKR 90 Zee "a. 1865. c.tb.rae Co.,.r %
,ss VI yesf Of her az. sn''i'e q M.lo', County
The funeral -ll tar. plses from her lat. -cnien,s
Cs Fourth Of. pear lat A,c, the fncs') sn.rncon.
., o,eleet. The remains sih ss tAsen to Csivsr'
rLYNN-on TNu-.ds-, Dec -, iss., Msry. wife
of the lat. .Io-sph tiyan, sssi = ,s,r
ne ,sisn,.. ana frt.od' o. n. i.m.y sts 70
uidsy sHsrpoon, Dee 5, 81 c-ioss. from her ste
resdsnss, 70 OtohGds %
GERKyS- On wsdn.sds,, ne,. ID. rmms u.sss
aged year, month, and u dsy,
RI. frsnds and rsls,,e' o. The Anil. arc r.sr.es~
fully invited 10 attend ihe ita,fs- On fhds'. Dee
T. 81 IA oelo<k. noon, q ON her .Als res,denes, g.
Meadow o., i!obOhes. Her rstaA.r, all b. uttered
a. Greenwood. 1903
wife Of william Kay.
The fri.Dds u the family are respect fuiiv invited
At oeioei. nom her lat. rsidsne.' i65 CfO.b, 1t,
Her remains vii b inferred at Grs,nsood. gs3
KERLKY-on Tee. 50, Ann Jsn., the beloved
dausht. q Peter and Sa,hsrins ksri's. aged 10
The r.ls,i,.s and friend, ~ the family Or. res,.s.
fully invited 70 stt.ed n. fuu'rsL ,h. ftidsyl
sNsrucs q. ., ! o'cses, fTsrn the rsUdsnee Of her
parents, 121 Ave u. ~
MARTIN % wedus.d.,. lee u. -, - =, a.
sumption, Nrs. Cs,hsrins N vifs Of Wm D.. Aarin,
IN ne bet rsn o. her sse
Her reisn,.s sad hlsnds ~. rs.p~etfniy Invited
TO stlsnd The funeral. th. = ris, Strnoon. a,
ocloeh. from "a hsdisos Of. ~
hoANESf Run over and Killed bY . trocs, on the
eorner ~ Jsek-on and Cherry 'f,su, sou ~ W
Michael ucAnen., ss,a = years srd II months
The funefsl -iil tshe pisc. this friday sfser.
nom, 81 = o'olorh. from tbs fesidsnce Of his 20
rsnfs, hadisnn, near Jackson o.. -
SMITH on wedu,sis, s,-rirs, p.. "a. MAJ.
this smith. IN tn. ss'h ,ssy II his sse
The reiativss And friends of me family. tire Vet
sran Coyrs OF l-l2 and the buf.,, Of Its q W are
respectfully invited to attend N. fur s this fri.
day Afternoon. At oeors from his late residence,
~ Ihhd Ct. Aurors Ill pap.ls please cory III
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ATTENTIONS, LADIES THE OLD rs,
1Ashli.hsd New York Pur Manufacturing Co, De.
FL, o. Cnsthsm ~, eppo,its Crooks white marble
sr.s's. Nov tie time 70 60, your suts, for about
haf he usual price. Our stoei large, veil ..setsd
MAJ and sssis lee c. , M.:: s and Erssss
90 trsnsh and Water Mink and Sable Npls ffo1
Ssto - Vletertns and han-capea = p - ChaS
~ Ai'~T'n' ''i ssvsfHS e 81 !s,.S s.yi.
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ARTACy.E> GOx sAA.R.
SEWING MACHINES.

CEWlNG MACHlNRS-ALL FIRST Clss,
Cmsehines tor sale, rent OF eIeAanse. hsehips.
eyehsnSed and repausd 8, 3sb Brood 81. room az
statrl Wanted LAd1 ! wshstas mscMnsa, ms
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Tny1. s~s luminous rumors from Wsshington Of
sst''f,y ard eIoi,inS eontes. Tor the organization
r! he rev House. The Republicans, By counting
go Border State Members and War Demoersss
: I'D en- Coicn tete's. claim . majority Of from
e TO seven votes, and have calculated on The
So i3u Of Speaker and Clerk - forsgons eoncii.
80 Bat On unexpected dtfnculty hes arisen 70.
ss'-'ry acme q The Msryisnd Members. whose
r'estes ~ election Gov. BsApsoEp refuses 70
az, "A The ground ihss shsy were eis TED
. hillary influence, end hs, sssss were
trp - en- ,otsrs cosussy to he Laws ..
sss!!snd. A. en- old law Of Congress makes The
signatures 81 The governors of The Stspeen,e States
= election csrtideA,ss . Necessary condition 10
BEING svsrn 10, 10 follo~s thss the Clerk Of III,
1oAss has 10 ether alternative than to reject these
8srysad memtsrs 10 case GoveYno, BsApyoap
DsEusas 10 his eounA and leave the question Of
sksL suhsea usns sdgaission to The House whsn /,
~Ssnisss. Thus Gov. BnApYosp has /, IN bis po~sr,
ey Withholding she election esrthestss,tso hand
sv the osssnissson Of The House W tbs oppos,iop.
- assurL consequence Of these sumors, ws
save numerous startling Republican announce
'.snS Of corpuhesd eosspirseiss 10 prevent legis-
AZ -. and play into the hands Of che vsbsls. OF
ooosSs these statements do NOT amount 70 any.
wing more than sn indication Of the coming polisi.
cal squsll thst Will sss 10 from Washington %
Monday ssst. The Republicans will 10 doubA OF
gants The Housr. and elect shsr speaker and oshs,
snesss-quissiy " sbsy can. bot Otherwise II they
must; and just now IL looks - II Mr.. CoIvA
we're nksly 10 b slsessd. He y moro popws,
shsssfE. wAsHsusss.his brother Rspubl,ssn com.
psssor, sad would probably make better pre&d.
(n~ efbcey
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New My. Liseoi, Employ. Hi, r,-..

-. Lincoln. says Washington CORE spop dent,
- ssrly Si'sr end he thus is able to devote two
- tAsss hours each morning so bis ,siuminous
Vssvsas correspondence, besides gl.acins ., . ci,y
e.p@. ~ nine he bTeakiss,s.-thsn walks over q.
- Mss o0os % read such war telsenms - they
Gsve I'm, Occasionally some are wissheld1 and "a
ksvs ekas With General Hsleck on she miitsrv
atustioa, u which hs takss great ,ntsrss,. n.
e1satl6 y ~ Whtts House, To soss through With
Ais DSsatnGss mat, in ccupsuy With . ps,y ~
0nUo1nsy. oc0o lssssrs ays sndorvsd cad ssni
= ~ bsDAstDsnt-osAerS srs sn,russsd - Shs
oaOo1ngA W naAko Q ninuAs 81 he vsply
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


A MOTHER VETERAN OF TIE WAR
"A ef 1ala fore brothers ycu are sxsin summon a
70 fo.los the rrrnans Of your sorhy ~ hef .o.di
MATTHIAS SMITH. to its lae' restn ~ zee, With the
usual hadse Of mourning. Yor s-r invi'ad 20 Assem-
Die q his late residence No. - Firs -. near "a Eve,
ali stt,nd re dont know who VII be e ~.
~ RAYMOND, Dris. -Gspl ABx uAfLY, Co.
ISAAC n. PHYYE, Alt. N.B he f,gu.s- no. b.
~ meeting this evening, Of the Mercer fieuto, =
o'cloek IL
EATilLR MATTHEW r A. II. s0CffrY,
i ". g, Of Btookl,n. Public T.nr~rsn, Asstia
en-. ,veuins q, o'elock. Hal. cor fulton ard p.ns
spp,e 81 Addrssss will Re delivered BY Francs
fosgvh Bssssty, E.d., the VI usut ana sf ei cf,-
IA, and M ks..rp. r. {. UolirvoVs, Jss Rr' nns1,
" Ian~or. : X. Puresil. and !. cream singers,
N.sir. " isoa solsn, Parker. Dumal Dwyre. and
XII, L,o on sunday .v.nins, ct I oeloct sps.E.
a.. N..T,. waifo'd Hidlfy, k,srs.'sd, and othsis
s,v,,sl taeni,d vooslsts vii slso b present. 1hs
bi,-. co,di,i'v invited 10 attend III. me nabtr
-. t-s soCist- -rr htfsb- no'iN.1 70 sttend meet
,ur on sunda,. he Oh nst At n, FOR the e.,
tnu II cfesf. To- tus eu.uins term. Punctua al
F.-dsn-- o ,p-I iss'sf. GYMS bkkEIbAN, Ifssi.
d,1, IONS TirEsEN lee SIC ""
'T'Hr Gil wARp DtNOCRA1Ic (Ntk scn)
l. ,,.o. ..ion 81 meet this s.ssins. o. orlo,N
A. Their heu iusrisrs. 6th Ward Hoti. 10 ushsae,
bu,incu - IN rortsu,. y, order 9, tue fHhuss's
COMMITTEE "a RICK Y BNkNs. Zee go 90
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The Nay Mavket.

The nay Mavket.
Eeu Yovk, DIR. s.-Ths rseslS:s shsvs LARGELY IN.
$500 since or lss rsylss. ssd good business hes
30 esnssetsd Irsss Ste lSya, bat With hrisk
% Shs Nsrsh 1yT fiAS The ssgpJ has bees squsl 20
sA sss s;SI,SsS - ~ S:,p vsiy s[;s and pIss.
'sl' 'hsas' - .,.,,
BE Hsy, ~ u vtnA ~ ~. .....,...i so.l 70
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TRADE NOTICES.

A CARD-TO THE SEWING WOMEN or
IA Brook n.-e.sius report In vs.,erd.ys $3.50
yoq, meeting held on Monday evening last Al Clinton
Hall, wherein IL stat ed that one Of your rsmbers
.sid th.t On. had called our pses n business. cor;
Ccneord and Liberty ste, Brookyn, and vas offered
flannel thirts at 4. cent? rsis - malicious false
hood We have never of.t a sny one .nri. or dra..
.n q tss, 10, lie. on III. contrary 90 hsv. raid
the highest prcss Of any estAbi.hmest in Brook
Those who Know u., know that - have siways been
tn. fr'sut Of. and in favor q si,,ps the sewing NO
after tsis Gate, -e shall s,l 'ar,hsr sIvsnos our
pross ten p, cent, mAknsl !. TIE hrhes' priees paid
dustrious 10 make s,od and IespcotAbe living
Yours, is,pectini,. ,. PlINEN : CO.. cor Coz,
CARD-rO ALL RESPECTABLE GER.
man tses s met ,sGt.r MT OF o
iofn soNiev me tohsIrTu po
DRy GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING;
- Association Ths rsgulsr reesy n,,rrs o; this
Assoei.tion ~ be he'd st Moran tail. - Bre,d
h Rc t:f pr,., SG u ,,SIAS hR 'sasi
NOTICE To IRON SAFs MAkERS-A
see ,tior III ~ bed ., Giil-. Hai g. Bsni It. on
tndsy, an los At ot'oesPM All IRON ssfs
,s e a. Ne, S. 'nd =, II.
uon, now bs,ut fo'net 'or ne col. peustt and pro
lection 81 ,rcn,s,. mst." RI,iiAhD row LIS,
NOTICE. 10 stGAE MAHERs-THE
: Wortmsa A. 40 Lib.GvG nav. stopped .o,k
The trade ill p's. according 20
NOTICEABLE llS>Nllil> ARE EARN.
~ ssly requsttsd MOI G. 80 o. Tork 10. j u.
LOCKE, n kitss,cne ohe i.s 1iscN ed J. , tasn
for Joining he nou. Iinrnsn, To- ~, .u.n, Thea
men in their ncn,s act! ii j CAhfStLi rrss so
SrEtlAL NOIiIE-ihe Lively stable
- teop>rp uin bod nee - IN Friday Evsninr,
nst tth. d 'eloSt A. % -i,t O.. ~ef's'of l''h -
snd - ~ Al dssirouss H.u.nf M society are m
| vi,sd TO attend. al
CASH AND BLIND MAkfRS ATrkN-
~ non Thsr. ~ lie regular D. saus ~ the sssh
and bind nstsr, Of Nv l9rt Ann coslvp On m
| csr evening. ,h inst. 4 -, No.rv. at o'cinNk
precisely. Wsinvitr you sii - b. r-.s'n, HENJ
| /. BALL. Pref. A. -. ROGERI. sc :.
! THE COMIC tiONLkS ~ SFW YORK
and Brooklyn sle req a, .'sd 10 .:tsnG mestinI
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
YsipAy MORNING. DEC. :, 1866.


ru ~ movements q RS army sppasr V bays
ee.s ssyiss Of perjnnoisAness On "a Immense
49,. rssn!tins 81 ths discovery sht 0esersi LIS
"a . very formidahi. force Which II was -
'sss " No. up and contend sssina a Shs tr,s.ns
eA... viii us tItststen tain U 70, In tie res,
tsN " ,ase e' stormy ~sa;bs ~ nigh, be ,rnpcs.
Tls 10 cotsn supplies 70, ue tnsops, Gen. HsADs
"H Fruden'Iy concluded MOTTO MAKE battle, L,iy
''''s 'or tn Isesso, 10 ss cr,.rnAl position. TIM
r'-an'a NJ 10 r-e~eiy VI. $50 ~ sc,.,e c-.r.,ons
= NrHis ,hIs s,though els " he hoped
"b O., Ny,rs vili oongnv> N "isc" IL. e..ny,
a.. q 20 p~vsni S,s n, ssnding reinfo rcsm emu
- Loh@srHsfre- SIAaa. m late Richmond o.
rs's - Or d thsi ~ Il information hss reached a.,
s~b..s o'tbs ,perS,b snf condition ofGsn Nsl mr.,
s'my, fem ~hich Ne infer thN Gen. fy has our.
fosy atoidsd tsnis. 10 order W corupel the A..
rnts r.tsn,o r. fall back for supplies he hn,~
-. ~rl!d -'e1. rhs rebel papers el.n tbs, IA
va "ffss q Oa -ni'bss that have occurved since
''~'ri. xyA'Es advance, they have been IN the
ssaan victorious And, 10 their ususi stye, Assert
'LsS ts rt'irmsns o. our army vss owing " ths
a're.sn Il che sou,h-ra r-ops N yssNng
ate adv.rcs. Doubtles. -. ~s,,her ard muddy
r'sos hs5 r,cys 10 10 Nth thus rsirogYsds move
1''fr ~ 'o' 'srs' Than .nS yeel pluck the Rich
r'ai hsrsrsyers may seoofd ~ their sc,disrs.
~ tho "r.nene' n The pas. no fsdersl general
~ my s-n.s .oud Place his army IN position
~'sre II could rot Re promptly supplied with sub
--~res, or mo's freely, In osss Of sn attack from,
SO enemy TIE rrseens pcoitios Of the Army II
~ ''trpiai, favorable ops for resisting ssy ~
~ r. ire psrt 81 tie enemy. or making prepare.
N..1 s1hs operations # nsst sp-inr,
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