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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-08-27

E Did any of you ever see an Ele-
plants skin asked the master of an
infant school, in fast neighborhsod.
/ have! shouted a six year old At the foe,
Of the class.
Where inquired old specks, smussd
by his earnestuess.
On ths Elephant, was the reply.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-08-27
CHAPTER III.
OLD STORIES.

l thought at first that 1 would go
out to the sacred hill and join my friend,
fearing that evil spirits might lead him
into harm {; but changing my mind, re-
quested my landlady to keep the toast
hot, took up an old volume of the Wan
dering Jew that lay there, and waited.
Nathan came in very soon, looking
more like himself, only his eyes were
somewhat red, and his countenance
haggard.
"Not supped yet, Tom?" His voice
was clear and cheerful.
81 am too social to eat alone" l re-
piled, gaily, "my appetite positively
demands company at meal time. Bring
in the tea, Mistress Richards"
He ate well, and I began to hope
from these auspices that my curiosity
would soon be gratifcd.
"Who did you say owns this palatial
dwelling, Nathan ?"
"Deacon Clary lives there" he said,
very laconically.
We drank tea in silence, and hoping
much from the influence of the hyson,
l soon made another attempt.
"Are those two churchesrivals, Natp"
"Ah, yes, yes" starting from reve-
rie, "I did promise you that story.
Perhaps you will not find much to in
tersst you in their history, but it is SO
closely connected with my own life,
and all my hopes, and memories, and
disappointments, that ! cannot look
upon the hill without feeling my whole
being stirred like a volcano.
With devotion 2" asked.
"With irrepressible rage and re-
venge!"
"Why, Nathan! ! am not affected
so. l think l scarcely ever saw more
peaceful scene than that smooth, green
slope where the village people go to
worship. My thoughts are irresistibly
led into a calm, devotional channel,
while yours are directed in quite the
opposite way. Well, well, 60 on" l
saw that my levity displeased him.
"Yes, they are rivals, Tom, and if
there is any meekness and religion in
Glenburn, 1 think it is to be found on
Sunday in the low, white church. The
pomp and aristocry worship at the ca
thedral."
Baptist ?"
".No; Orthodox" with intense sar-
casm.
"Perhaps Deacon Clary had a hand
in getting up the thedral?"
Perhaps so."
Perhaps he built it for an offering
of peace and good will toward men,"
Perhaps. God knows. But bark
ye, Tom, mark it all over the world,
where costly churches are raised, and
great deeds done in the name of re-
Iigion, it is oftener pride than piety that
laws the corner stone. ] know you will
say "judge not - but there is another
text that will sometimes come to the
memory of Charity herself, "5y their
fruits We shall know them ?'
Boniface came in, and seeing that we
had finished our toast, ventured to hint
at something CHEEKY in the cellar, which
he could recommend, having tried it
"Thank you, my good host, /" said
| Nathan; sc but we are cold water boys '
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-08-27
JOSEPH HOLLISTER,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Office
in N. b. HOLSTERS Drug Store. Justice of the
Peace Office first door west of Universalist
Church. Strict attention paid to the Collection
of every variety of War Claims, and of Claims
against individuals; and prompt remittances
made. He will also, give his attention to Con-
veyancing, the duties of Notary Public, and will
do jobs Of Surveying Agent for sale and ex-
change of Lands, Investigation of Titles, and the
recovery of Lands sold for Taxes. He will also
defend suits where greater interest than ten
per cent. is claimed. dec11v5yl
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MERCHANTS.
A. N. AWARD.

Deneral Dealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper,
PocketCutlery, &c. Dennison Block, Dowagiac,
Mich. ap35y4
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Special Agent for the collection of all kinds of
War Claims. All kinds of Conveyancing done
with dispatch. Will give his immediate attention
to the collection of claims throughout the State.
All business promptly attended to. Office with
James Sullivan, second floor, Jones' Brick
Block. june26-10y1
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ID. LARZELERE & CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints
and Oils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street,
Dowagiac, Mich.
DANIEL LARzELERE. WILLIAM LARzELERE.
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GEORGE SMITH,

Tailor. Shop one door east of Howard & Com
stocks. Cutting and Making done to order, ant
warranted to fit. july21y2
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N @ Il &c E!

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN Act of the Legislature, passed in February
last, have changed the time of holding the terms
of the Circuit Court for the Counties of Cass and
Berrien during the present year follows, VIE :
The terms of said circuit will be held in the County
of Cass on the second Monday of May, and the
third Monday of August and November, and in
the county of Berrien on the fourth monday of
May, and the FIRST Monday of August and No
vemher
Dated, this Goth day of April, A. d. 1868.
N. BACON, Circuit Judge.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
III, B. DENMAN,

I'll. B. DENMAN,
Banking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac Mich
Buy and sell Exchange, Gold, Bank Notes, and
Land Warrants. Pay interest on School and
Swamp Lands, and Taxes in all parts of the
State. ap25v4
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REGENTS OF YHE,UNIVERsITY.

Presidsnt.-Renry P. Tappan, d. d. d LII, u.
First Circuit. L. Baxter.
Second Circuit.-J. Eastman johnson.
Third Circuit.-Levi Bishop.
Fourth Circuit Donald Mcintyre.
Fifth Circuit.-E. Lakin Brown.
.SirtA Circuit Henry Whiting.
.SsvsntA Circuit Lake h. Parsons.
Eighth Circuit-0liver L. Spalding-
;1sath Circuit.-W William NJ. Ferry,
.Tsns6 Circuit. Bradley.
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p. ID. BECKWITH.

Machinist and Engineer. Foundry and Machine
Shop at the foot of Front street, near the rail-
road bridge, Dowagiac. Mich. ap25y4
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor In
Chancery, Dowagiac, Mich. Office on Front
Street. ap25v4y1
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DENTISTRY.
UfYYD
Or. r. p. CRAWFORD

WILL stop the first TWO DAYS In each
w month at Cassapolis; third day at Vandalia;
the 10th at Edwardsburgh; the goth at Pokagon
andthe 3Oth at Dowagiac. Any family in Cass Co.
desirous of seeing DR.. G. at their homes, can be
accommodated without extra charge) by address
ing him through the Postoffice at Cassapolis or
Pokagno, Cass Co., Mich. >.
Satisfactory references given in any case If
required. feozx-44tf
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TEE CABINET.
Ssc'v of State William Il. Seward. OF N. 7.
ISsc'y of the Trsasry-Salmon p. Chase, Of ONO.
Ssc'v of the Interior Ulhm, of Indiana
lSsc'y of the Nagy-Gideon Welles, OF Connecncut.
81 evof War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, of Penn.
Postnaster Gsnsral-Montgomery Blair of Md.
Attorney General-Edward Bates, of Missouri.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
Zachariah Chandler, Of Wayne.
Jacob NJ. Howard, of Wayne.
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The following touching lines contributed to the
Philadelphia Bulletin from some unknown pen,
was suggested by an affecting scene in one of the
army hospitals. A brave lad of sixteen years, be-
longing to New England regiment, mortally
wounded at Fredericksburg. and sent to the Pat
ent Office Hospital in Washington, was anxiously
looking for the coming of his mother. As his
last hour approached, and sight grew dim, he mis-
took sympathetic lady who was wiping the clam
my perspiration from his forehead, for the expec-
ted one, and, with smile of joy lighting up his
pale face, whispered tenderly, 'Is that motherr
"Then," says the writer. drawing her toward him
with all his feeble atrengh he nestled his head in
her arms like sleeping infant, and thus died,
with the sweet word mother on his quivering
lips"
''Is THAT MoTHER?'
Is that mother bending DER me,
As she sang my cradle hymn
Kneeling there in tears before me,
Say ?-my sight is growing dim.
Comes she from the old home lowly,
Out among the Northern hills,
To her pet boy dying slowly
Of wars battle, wounds and ills9
Mother oh we bravely battled-
Battled till the day was done;
While the leaden hail-storm ratified
Man to man and gun to gun,
But we failed-and am dying
Dying in my boyhood's years
There-no MISUNDERSTANDING,
Noble deaths demand no tears!
Fold your arms again around me;
Press again my aching head;
Sing the lullaby you sang me .
Kiss me, mother, ere Pm dead.
--Neao South, Port Royal, 4.
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Important Notice.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR,
IL s. INTERNAL REVENUE, T
2D D1srS.cr OF MICHIGAN.

hershv warned against issuing afidavits or any
other H, T document, requiring STAMP, without the
same being affixed thereto, and cancelled oy !ne
Justice of the Peace or Notary Public SO issuing
the said affidavit, or other document
The penalty is fifty dollars Tor eacn anu every
violation of the law.
From and after June 1st, 1858, no instrument men
of writing requiring stamp, viii be vaho' Will
out the same being affixed thereto. x
ALEXANDER II. M0RhloON.
july2-10w4 Collector for I'd Dist Michigan.
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JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS. a
First District-Edward b. c. Wilson.
Second District-Nathaniel Bacon.
Third Districs-Beujamin F. d. Witherell.
Fourth Distrint-Edwin Lawrence,
Fifth District-Benjamin F. Graves.
Sixth District Sanford NJ. Green.
Ssuenth District-Josiah Turner.
Eighth Distriet-Louis s. Lowell.
Ninth District-Flavius ]. Littlejohn.
Tenth Distriet-James Birney.
Upper Psninsula-Daniel Goodwin.
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GLENBURN HALL:
BY BELLE TUDOR,

DR.
THE JUST RETRIBUTION
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REPRESENTATIVE In CONGRESS.
First District-Fernando G.. Beaman, ofLenawee.
Secsnd District-Charles Upson, of Branch
Third Distriet-John W. Longyear, of fIngham.
Fourth District-Francis W. Kellogg, of Kent.
Fifth District-Augustus G. Baldwin. OF Oakland.
Sixth District-John F. briggs. of Saginaw.
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CLIFFORD SHANAHAN,
G.. T. LEE,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitori II
ChaDeery, Cassapolis, Cass county, Mich.
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THE JUDICIARY.

JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Ohief Justics-George Martin.
associate sTastices-Isaac P. Christiancy.
James v. Campbell.
Randolph Manning.
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Official Directory.

TIE EXECUTIVE.
Prssident-ABRAHAx LINCOLN, of Illinois.
Yics Prssidsnt-HANNIBAL HAMLM, of Maine.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
,Tudqs of Pro5ate-Cliford Shanahan.
sSherif-William K. Palmer.
CgerE-Ira Brownell.
Register Of Dssds-Ariel E. Peck.
Trsasuru-Joseph K. Ritter.
Prosecuting Attornsy-Chas. w. Clisbee.
Circuit Court Con,nissioner-UzzielP Putnam, jr
Ssrgey0r-Amos Smith.
Coronsrs-Joseph N. Marshall.
Edward Shanahan.
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STATE OFFICERS
G0rernor-Austin Blair.
Lieutenant -Govsrnor-Charles 5. May.
Secretary of Stats-James b. Porter
auditor Gensrak-Emil Anneke,
State Treaswr-John Owen.
Sup't of Public cIatruction-John Nj. Gregory.
Com. State Land OfScs-Samuel s. Lacey.
Attornsy Gsnerdl-Albert Williams.
Adjutant Geasral-John Robertson.
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PROFESSIONAL
V. HI. CAMPBELL
JAMES SULLIVAN.

Notary Public. Will attend to all kinds of Con
veyanclng-Republican Office, Dowsgiac. Mich
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GBt 8tpublifan
Is Published every Thursday,
AT Dowagiac, Cass County, Michigan.

OFT Q r.:
In G. C. Jones & Co.'s New Brick Block.
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UsIOy GENERAL CosNIrrg2 ov THE CITY }
AND COUNTY OF NEW oRK, 7
Iis,pQrARrERs no. h'y Broadway.
Ia n Meeting of the iniOn General COMMITTEE

held MONDAY bENiStr December ~ 1865. tie i0iso"
.ng RESOLUTION WI. uinuimou.ly adopted;
RIrcd That the severl Ward Associations Represented IN
'h Committee their several he .dqastrr on TUES
DAY EVENING December p. 1919 and eject one Deesat.
each Election Di,c, OF aid Wed TO Represent said
I'd Association in the trnef, COMMITTEE. Tor lie Cy and
ouny OF New York the year 1864 Polls ~ rrn'n open
from. Ia O'Clock. The Delegates elected vii meet Mt
NJ %" Bro,dgsy Thurdsy Evening; January H. l6bi a.
clock p. N. - - $500. .
TbHdI MON MEN OF THE CITY OF kEW.YORk.
H. purslsnce the foregoing ution. re e.ed
sei your csp,be aud woithy D-n representative
n ti Organization. The poi cal eycnis of the com ng year
vii b. Important. TIE Administration must os sr'.
l,iurd. The a. ssrnpent must be- uphed sui Freedom aud
te Mon rrrscd At any sacrifice To 10 ths snrce.sfu.y
~ homes. and fair expression Of loyal In our pruilri"i
r,t not be strsd by machinery contemporary disre
risd We de,ire election Of who vii oppose al
ofly monopoly, Ring orssnkson 90 corrupt oliN diets
ii1.i-. 49, -. , -, e..
ql5. COMMITTEE tlef.forr unikc any other u the City
IL m po.rd d.'sstn from ELECTION District
- %. rnorrl,r tLeogy Of ReIr ,.rtaion enineny an
n ,rrsi0n Of PEOPLE ard -tch -noud I've Tie Goa
tt,uc. and az nnor, Of a Tue ,ni Loyal nioi fei.
IRA o. MILLER, Chsiru,n.
WASHINGTON Mullins See
WALDO fluTcaiSs ILDHRr fosissos,
fksDx OLasIsAD. JOHN H. iCLib,
ID. ID. r Marshall. tpnin''|
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DIED..

ALLYN-At No Ridge street Saturday evening Dec a.
O'Clock, Isaac Aleu- aged % ear 10 mont' ana 10
The relative. d FREUD, Of the family respectfully nyA
g. attend IA. ,nrs on Tre,dsy morning a. ~ eotA iv
Niliet street NJ. r. Church
BADGLEY 90 Ia Nsw.Iorh, Saturday. Dc. ~ sr N
Baasey widow Of Abnrr HsdsJ. IN the sth yea o. net
lCROwFLI-On Sat rday Pee. ~ Of d,ss.e Of ne iriin
Harry H.. Of Marin l. and Eliza A. tro~r IN 'h' s'n
The relatives and friends ofhe fwiy rs'pr'.i Us ira
TO attend tie funea Al on TUESDAY. "a -i. eeoei 'ro
the residence Vi his pacns ~, We T"cnty hf,i '7ri
pICK- On Saturday n,ornin1 Dec H. am. oe-j-, yo'n
eel child of DAVID II. and Msy ;. ihcl, sg-d yS
1 fid and r.lvc n, ,hr f,ml, A.. rr.r..,fl, invited
attend the al from Che Church OF the Holy lnpcrn 4
1hny "v'rth 'ts'oi nra5 'rea., 90 Si'.""s -, ~
doin,i.tv er in.rm-ni.
DYCKMAN-At Norih Os-ngr. \. o. on saturday Dc o.
sit .ior; and .isni ii'1c-.. ~ ni G.-m - So.
aud mon,hs youngest eAaoi N't'i' H. and ~ 40 p
Il -i.ed, the family invited TO attend the f'ar o.
Iuc,tay r. ,rpaou the ga ir. - ocoex 'Isil'
leave ny tie Mons snd E--'s road ar Too @" sfc'y
sirse, = ~ ociocs. n" Hie'ncit VII TAX P'ce a.
GF-~nw God
JOsEPu-At Deep C1r,i. rtsi I'rnory, on Friday Dee
~ uooding io'erh. niern',ndsn Overland Iail
Va 'iu7'sE raTer. please copy.
ca.sc S con Of Z. Roy JSla Il NIB.
Tie friend. the family invited to attend the -'n
Nad.on and Twenty ainih street, u' 'N,nlp 2,
st,aoon Gt oclort. She vii be- ben-d non ih~ .!
firshstrIM 'AAiohi VI "'"o"'sn %" '"''''''"'N "
O'Clock p IN.
LOomls-un suui,y morning. Dee ~, very .adi'ny %
apopl-ry George N. IVon ~ tie ~ yrsr ~ IA. ner
III remains viii be taken 60 Hartford Conn i'r into en
LsTOURETTt-Su dd~By. ct Der. n Point y. J. on @1'uf
dsy Dec IL Margaret. wife OF csPs David L,oer'ue "a
tus I'd yesf OF cr or-.
o. tSNinG-On Friday morinr le'h inst. Nil. SIsr' D.
h-rsins widow Of Jeremiah M-nnus "a the I'd 80 u
her
The feliyr. aua friends ~ IN. emily ~ii those Of her son
T. Angus Naming ant u her brothers, p4i'i william =
snd u Robert, s.pe .Yy iu' ted 10 attend her ~
uuersl without rhsf invitation ga Monia, nioInns to
inst, ., u oioc. ton her late fc''d-n'c NO. u "e'
T. -nh street . q,
SMlTH-On Saturday evening De 10 Henry smith .'si
years
The relative. and friends ~ TIE f-Iny nS',i g ,.ini
To funeral aonaav Dec. p. from ~. ls'' fe.d"nfr ~
Us P,st Twenty sr'h street. II otoct ILr "riii"
sin BE- tskrn 20 Orr-' wood ~; iftrrrIsnt.
VAN KLTRES-f,u sunday, Dee. 90 Min'arn Van hrnr>n
s.-d 20 ycsi' and u1i'tt
The r..,r-. ard friend. rc, MY INVITED 20 s''eDi ~.
;rnrrsl ti. tNoria' srsron a. iociort 'foo De ~,
rs,.dsuce &c. - GscsfrirA stfst
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The Opening Story
The Opening STORY
THE OPENING YEAR.
THE NEW.YORK MERCURY.
NOLL DARKER,
TIE GHOST OF BLACK ALLEY.
DIR. j. III. ROBINSON.

This inensey Interesting tale, in which new light IL she'd
upon tn MYSTERIES OF SOCIETY abound. IN startling
irropmen. and wonderful dsnsstion, Of individual ehsfac
rnbrac ali cs.ss and n,rrests Tie hr,' ment
Which sppesr, in THE sEW-YORk NERO Ei issued 81
NOON TO-DAY fail 10 put the whole reading publ
~ the aui vive. /" N0LL DARKER; Oh, ThE GHOST OF
i.iACk ALLEY" i., beyond ell peradvenure the beat
~ the and has been surpassed
b. airy serial story from native PEN published IN an Amen
c,u jonrnai -
Tic New.yesr's number of TUE NEW-YORh MFR
Cikf will also contain q superb ILLUSTRATIVE CAR-
1DpN BY the most talented drnghsnen IN tbs coun'
try rerre.entinx III. GREETING AND PAKTlNG OF THE
Oib YEAR AND TIKI NEW and exquisite woodcut.
s'r design Ivy BARLEY. portrsying s;rikhs incident o.
the new story
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Shocking Murder By Do.er'ers in Southern
lilinoih.
From Our Special Correspondent.


DoSooLA. UsioN Co.. Ill. DEC. IL. 1861.
On night before las, Dec. 10, murder the
mos. awful in its conseG committed five miles
from Dongos Union COUNTY. hJ two or more dcsertcrs
from the l0th Regiment. \ gentleman of the name 81
Isaac Spence q most an.slle man, competent to DO
business and belonging of the most respectable
families has. during the been holding on sp
District for the arrest Of deseiiers.
The river Casle is the prMo al in this county
II among hills ana lies AZ Monnd City but IN
the course OF twenty miles almost impsAeable
swamps from TO miles vice. which. when the Nssis
bippi and Ohio high. overflow 10 the adjoining hills
where only farms At tines the Illinois Cen.
ta Railroad this and gives oae al nniavor-
able idea OF the country. bu. way from the river the
ground is not only high but aau-i mountainous. Inc
people here with few exec us, are the most inttns"
pro STA, Coopperheads ILcy ale natives OF North
Carolina and very ignoIaut
Formerly negroes cross.AS rom TIE south sought
refuge ia these swamps Il, coWe never showed ihcli
any mercy they did good business IN taking them
LIP and pOcketing the reward LIT ttlnss Lave turned.
the miserable deserers If tIc M Lave been hiding IN
The swsmps where they i'..0e Ges2cia ate but MI
Spence has been match 10 t' H. IuI ocng acquainted
with the ground Sc, he has aud stnt 10 Cairo
between thirty and forty 81 teI. 5.osi NSays fhdMH
them at night N the .arl4cI houses. tLei parents ad
kin. He gathering III ss. O. tEem. OA the high'
above fssIned he approached Aorse sith conlpinin
named Jacquard. bOtn vn horseback EElosniy IA they
approached they were watched ~ nnuhcis. who -hV
and killed them both. ~ people OF tie house ana
everybody fed and IL NOT TO- ate next morning
that the deed discover. The hres had eaten Mr.
Spence almost wholly ny. al on.y '"w pounds oil m'
BODY remained Their hOrs0s 80. - 10. lie found.
We 90 not ask for rcyei NE oh Tor Justice. Our
nhtary All be shaIneiu .ca's Il lie! 10 moi give H.
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From Fcr,rcs. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Va. Saturday. Dec. Is. 1863.
A tram of cars under flag Of truce left Nor
folk for suffolk yesterday. with fourteen women and
eleven children in charge of Cart Tanbln and Lieut..
Strube Of Gen Barness staff. TO remain South during
ihe war
Mai Gen Butler has issued IN order for enrolment Of
al able bodied male citizens. colored and white be-
tween ls and As years o. age in this department to be
completed Jan. l.
Maj Stevenson. commander Of the army gnnboats
tas been relieved of his command BY Brig Gen Ora
BAN
The mag ahine explosion in Yorktown destroyed nearly
al the buildings in the town.
Maj Gan. Butler and staff EFF for Newport News
this afternoon
On Wednesday last pickets were driven in at
Gloucester Point BY the Rebels. Two companies were
immediately sent out. and dispersed the enemy.
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SUPREME COURI-Spocisi iv.n-Nos 2c2, l9O
100 22s 2sl z<s ?ss ~ - 'el ,i q issres Of lsw
and fac q 1915, lT2i TO 81 oi lffltffrrs
SUPREMg COUE--CircIif.-Part Mos. d.,I
3.ss 37bi 1853 s-t5 27t- y7t9 s-. J7.., 5s75 3577
3;79 S78l 1898 sSs J7g 500 7V. .7gs, sol Pau H.
Mo. s8 Par. III .-AdJoqnl - .tlo-t day 1870
.SUPERIoa CoURI.-Iat l.-Aos. 249l, liS3
slts Jlas l4%9 1913 oJs l;li. "a, 3lsy 3iei 1863
3e7 3l7l, Jl73 Part H.-*os ~. ..p 2ys, 2stl 2J7.
2s5s 1850 3sss 2s4s 24 22ss Pod, e..l 200. $50
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Inal Ierm.-Ad
foarDed for che yea 1893
BROOKLYN CRY CoURr CALEsDAB, Monday,
Dee. zl.-Nos l to % inclusive.
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WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec. 10. 1863.
Trains have resumed their trips on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad the damage done by the Rebel
cavalry having been very easily repaired.
large force has been sent in pursuit Of the enemy
but no intelligence has been received concerning their
movements.
Gen fitzpatrick leaves for the front tomorrow morn
ing TO resume command Of his division
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mARRlE ID,

BRIDGFa-HUDsONAtt the residence q the bride Va .r
in New Lisbon, Oscro County iuesds, evening De L.
Mr Eniuous ". Eridges Of LauIrns. Ia Misc fsnnie NJ
Hud,cn Of the former place. No csids
DOANE DALEY - In this city. Tuesday. Dec ID
Eugene q. Dosne to Marssre, Daily, both OF tni' c!
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Per Coughs, Colds. and Consumption.

Tie VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM Il the MOS
hshyspproved medicine discovered Ir STOOD rns
BEsT or ALL rEsr TE having had unprecedented sA'
Of NEARLY FORTY YEARS II Is recommended By cor be
PHYSICIANS our most eminent CITIZENS the PHEss We
TRADE In fact by oil who know it, For cerhesSea ~hi'e
can BE- given almost any extent wrappers 70 esch o"''
The proprors will cheeruly refund the money II lot gu
.ir,y rire 50 cents end = tho sfe oou~s
much the cheapest bs c.nkvcl 10 ssr Tas Sons.:
Dn,sa.ts boston soldin Nes York by Dealers generally
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Entertainments Thi, Day and Evenin z

Fer s,~, Of e,smeneer sr sshsr soisn,
q fhs 4Er.
&AIIAcxs THEArKn Bro4dvsy coruer Tb.r,esnh street.
Rosedale.
WIsrnn OAlpEs Broadway opposite Bond stIeet-Tieis Of
Leave Man.
OLYuYic TaEArEg, BrcsdNay stcV. Houston street
Easy Shsviug-My Pressss,r-. III MF.inr
BAHbrss MrsYun Brosiway AZ -. DsI'-Oisnt Gin.
Oisn, BOY Liip1tian krs e.. % a. holr'-lisrr Lr,n
--Jickst Of L.sve-Ohosf. e --Af"noOn and Evening
vAs AnDrRaHs MEHAsgkIE bf1s0ey, above Sprns sIesi
-0rsnd Caravan Of Nio Atinas
BnoApvAY AnPRITHKArzR srl.i~ay near PIoome street
Equestrian and Athletic T. 9 Ql-ltne
HoPE CHApEL Broadway, s..ss soiste sf,eI-Ihe Man
moth 5,er-o.cop,icon.