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SheriTs Sale.

The State Of WIScoe Sin. Cncu,t Court, Manitn
woo Coun'y Henry W l1lnt against f
F.. Moves and Charles A. Moves.
DY VIRTUE ut Judgment Of forecl,sure
ID AID sale rendered ny the Circuit Court IN
aud for tn. county Of Manitnwbc State OF Wis
cur in. at The general term of said Court held
in the viiase a,d county OF Mari'owoc. and
Safe Aforesaid. in tie above entitled action on
the 1st div Of july A D 1868, | will sell at
public v-pdue tn the high. g. bidder 1T tn
Court unu-e i'll The vligae at NanItow,c -,
the 5-h dav of February. A ID 1864 ~ II
O'Clock ia he io~eu oon OF said d,v. me fnll W
ing described ionfrtv or 50 much thereof r.
wilt Rise the amount of sasf Judgment sni
ca t. tn-slt: l. = No nine Q n oiok run~
b,r htty-,wo 80 in lie town plot o F~" Rv
cou,fs o " .nIinw ~ ,ri Safe OF WlscpS .
Dated October u h | ~.
'2i--@ IR p SMITH sheriff
CAsTrR 4 WHIPPls. T,'nfif'> Az, .r#tz
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EA lart,llHlp.

Ststs ti Wisconsin 'anitnwOc county, 50 In
the matter OF the E,taIe OF Bartholomew Havs
dcceascu.
On residing and Fling the petition of Charles
Mccarthy, Admin i,trator. "t the town oi Nee.
me, in the county OF Maitownc and Safe o.
Wisconsin. rep' e,ent'rg. annng o'ler thin =,
thu, there Is no personal property belonging to
lie estate Of the d. ce,s ed that the amount OF
d. BITS outstanding giiu-t said deceased as M a,
can be ascert 4ned is the sum OF Three Hun
dred and F'rts Dollars ard hai in order to
paw said Indebtedness il is necessary - sell the
real estate OF said deceased and PRAYING that
a license Tor that purpose De granted him. tie
sad Administrator and proper grounds there.
for h .vrng been NJ lie before, M,
l. is Ordered, hat s. III application be heard
be ore me, at nav If 70. in the village # Mani
toroc, o. the l4tb day If D cemhcr A d. 1863
1T 10 O'Clock N. Aau ii is flrlhe, Ordered
thai notice of aid application and hearing b..
giveA hv publishing copv Of this ordcr for
three successive weeks, in the M,ntDwoc rio,
q newspaper printed in said county, prior to
said n ea,iug5 %. .t'ffsE #..- |'Fs.t'. p
HENRY s. PlgRPOET, County Jugle
-0atpd Nv. II i.f3
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sheriff. sale,

Sf"'" OF W'>,'oe's'n. trcunC" ur VA II"
soc T. y Ge,r... f, l. ag.utisi F,a,'erir
Lnc r I'd r ~.'.rH'k H. hr. . ...
, ElRt tE OF .io,i .,ne"t f Forrri..~ti,,
- aad ~tr s.iid re-! h> tn. C,r, mir Fnur' u.
"lh ~ he my of N%'utr.tr = ate 81 Wi--
cor SD, n fnt Garcral Teen 81 -ait . .uri held
1T the village al:'i c"unN at N g.tpwnc ~ DE
ah"rr'.f t'+,a actlnr on IT,. first ,tay Of .Tuiv
\ y. lGl3 Iwi' EEL II pttlic vrprGe 10 the
'g'te>t I'D lrr At III. '',:f iruSe !" he VIII
= g. of Nnnto"oc. o''t h,@ slfitieaath 2 h 4 v
ct Aey nhrr, 4. u. S63, - eleven o'c.uck O.
has day, he iol owl - i, >y;ine utoGprl, :
Al That Certain piece or t.trtei ui l,,ia sit IA
tel III the equity If Nr:.i,"sn. and S a;e @,
Wisconsin,. Il: Il hejr tie Sulfh Rail "a he south
hal! ct the wcsr Faf # the ~, tn est ouat.r d
Scion Ne. wv" = ~ Tow -h;p No '-stren
| Is !. ""r tn "i RAJ t Nc. wcHjv ihr e I23 Isl
containing twenty acres - hi 4 Ia, g az. ,.Ss.
IRA =. SAITH SEER f.
Rv JOHN II. BURNS Ind, S,.r,fl,
Date S1er'h Office, Aus ID. 1863.
WIN. NJ. NICHOLS, PIaintitt's Attorney --'
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State Of Wiscons,,, Nanirowoc county, So
Ia he matter Of the E-tate ut Timothy bar
tif gtnn. deceased.
~ reading and f1ng the pe'i'i'n Of Y ic-
" TOR l.. { lair, o! ath. tow ~ Mi-lri'r'tf, II.
h" couaiv at Na,it"w C. and 'ttte oil " >cot =
>ln, REPRESENTING I'M g efhcr tn,urS. III IT IL j.
necessary 10 sell real eStt.e % paw the debts o
sad deceased and PRAYING that 4 lceust be g
him grated for that purpose.
II is ordcrti That said application b. heard
ncfo,e me, ~ NV office. Ia the village Of Nan
'"~o". ell rho % day OF November, A. d. 1868
ut 20 "'rlo,'k An
..Ahd IL * farther o. d., ed. Tiat no'ire -
sazd app hc ii -, AMI &c rug D. given nv rnb
lShiuE c. py Of fiIs oTll'r tor hrpe u c..-si
weeks once in each week. IN the Nal,it,wnc
Plot "a r"wspnor printed in said county
prior 10 >aid Ia q.
HENRY s PlEHp0NF. County Judge.
Ia ah : p.n,,ib.sr IS II 1863
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A." seven, Z eight, s hrS 166 I"
AIS" all the right. title and interest which the
said defendants, or either of them, had IN AID
10 Lof g. Block 1913, village IF Manitowoc at
the date Of the fling of the attachment, 10 wit
the 17th dav of December, 1861 -.
Which said real estate, and right, title md in
tereSt a. Aforesaid, l shall expose for sac and
sell a; public auction at the Court House. in the
Village OF Manitowoc. in said county and state.
on the h day Of J,hnary, 1864 at 10 o'clock
IN The inr@roon Of fai dav, t. satisfy id exc
cuion and cosra. Dted Sheriffs Office, No
venlber IL h, 1868.
IRA ? SMITH. Sheriff
a hv JaHv II BURNS, Uudec Sheriff
GEO. REID PITS Au'v.
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Take Notice.

DY mutual consent. tht. undersigned, part
ID ners AID herercf re doing business nader
the name and style firm Of Hunter and Kabke
Of Manirowoc, do here dissolve the said part
ner>hip. which dissolution is to take effect from
and aff,r the date of this notice and further
take notice that The Indebtedness Of tie said
firm will be liqIidated BY Christian Kahke and
E. II. Rand, who now own ard viii hereafter
conduct the entire business. Persons owing
the firm Of Hunter and Kabke can discharge the
same by settlement with said Christian K bike
AMI f. II, Rard and they are hereby uo,ified
that the said Christian Kahke and II. Rand,
ty the articles OF dissolution, a. the only per
soils who can give a Va il discharge for said
Indebtedness. CHRIS'IAN kABKE,
E. H r ND.
VI ,,;t
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Notice Forfeited Lots.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
MANITow 9 G UNITY
Village Tre-snrcr'- Office.
... Two Rivers Octnhrr l5tl, 1868. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ lots or parcels Of land lying in the village
of Two Rivers and State Of Wisconsin, will be
forfeited uless the taxes levied Or the Same il
the year 1861, tog-tfer with interest, cos's,
and charges dnn thereon. shal be paid f r the
sane hefore the 18th d " OF January next, aud
that on and after 18Th day of Jtnuarv o. X
purchasers of sale cerri6clt s dated -- will
De entitled to a conveyance on the lots or par
cells Of lard described in said certificates OF sale.
according to the charter Of said village. To wit :
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE! "a

TIE UNpE SIGNED fss tor sals thc
L nhIet "a finn rit H-'fi in nriUt'"g thr
u r5nan new ptper--the N0RDw sTsS Ihef
cpei>r Of a Ne. " .-h'n2t q pres. ii-Tna
and r g'i>h news sui ~ 'vpa lead rlle-.
esa-e urnIFurr, ap1 al geq ti.ite for eut'fnh
ing ier'nsn paper. III n,tarj'i- arr marty
new. III ! shf wt,is sill ~ -,,li che, h. ap-
p'yueio ID OTiO TRuEhELa as
Seeh % 1913 M.nIt-~t Wl.1s-isia
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Stray Cows.

TWO COWS srayed Fl ON the subscriber liv
i ing seven miles north u X .vsunee, abou
three we ks ago. One " g low sig 4, dark red
white face, with horns TUNED bach-past tiv
year. old: the cther was red s,d had small
piace saved f one of h,r hprns--nine Years
old Both had bells on with chains ANY In
formation cor cerni z them will n paid r by
giving notice 70 the Manitowoc Pin Office, or
to HUGH RAY
- '''- Town If pip'cr Kouanprp cnupfy
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sherin's $ lie.

The Stste4of Wi-copsin-M antowoc County
Circuit Court z Frederick q. Jorps. against
hrles Duran3 G orge Rice, and Jorge II.
BArtf olomew. Execution
Bv virtue Of ar execution issn"a ont Of ard
under he seal Of said Court N he ah0vs-enti
tied clon, TO he directed ard delivered, and
AGA 81 the personal aud real pr"ppr'v of said
Gaa-'ts Dlr'nd George Rice and George "
B@rihotplnew have seized AID levied npon the
flowing described real e>tate and al the right
lite ard Interest which III sail def I'D MS or
eifh "f them. had ia and ~ the prnperry at
she date of the fling of the sitachmp' t. IT,.
wit: on the eighth day of November, 1861, or
hare since qI're3:
Lots nos fr sm one i to twenty four --2i
in Block B in REEDS ad iiton to the village o.
Mahitowoc, Hanitowoc county. Lots ms. iran
one i to twenty eight Is in Book &
If said addition. Lots uns- frnm-one Il to
twenty eight --2S-- in Block of said aidi-
ton. z.Fs m. = g
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Tax Notice.
STATE OF WISCOISIS
COUNTY Of MANIT VIC.

CuCNTY Of NANIr VIC.
VLLAGg TRtA>Uaye's NFFfcF
Two vers. Nov. II, 14G3
ATOTrCE Is hereby gwen that Oh AID after the
INEl5ih dav OF December next. ] shall sgN at
nv office all hete nat OF ncniiot ed lut- or her
pieces or parcei4 OF ani upon which the taxes
for the wear lSC3 have nor baon paid, for the
purpose Of paying the ravca assessed on luch
Ints pieces or parcels of land, tOs ether with the
co.ts and charges due thereon. in accordance
with the Charter of the vll,ge Aforesaid, % Wit
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Ssrayc6.

From the uDder-le Q :. ~ or shont.the q =
# Juv a STEER, G -p,lf z f.,nr wears Obj. r.d
colof, ard hams tlnnir. The dr. all To
reaai dci sy @ JAMES HALLDRAN.
Cato DC. y 1928.
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the arguments o. Abolit,onis.s should take II

the arguments OF Abot'onists SHOULD take she
Day Book.
Of copy, one ver, g. 90
Tarte ca les one year. "a ~ 500
Eve capeS, one wear, .H Z 50
Ten cap-., one year, and one to the
set'er M 81 the elan. 2CTTu l40OYk
Twenty copies ere ar and one to
the gcLt-'r " ii the club, a ~ 90
Additional copies, each, 20
the Lame If the post office, county. and
State. should IN all cases be plainly given in sv-
er, Lester. ~ - .....i.
PAYMENT always in advance. and all papera
will be stoppei when the time of suoscriotion
paid for expires. Address e see
VAN EVRlE UORTOV &CO.. fl =.
162. Nassau Street. New York:
Special Offers. -
We desire this year la I lnua roiore million
O. northern readers the great d ,ctrines the Dns
Book teaches on the question of the Races
We confidently believe # this Journal we're
pl'ctd IN the ha"ds Of ole halt OF the vo,ers Of
the north"rn states between this time and No>
venlber 1864 the Democrats could not fail IN
ca -ry the Text Preside. tal election w. there's
fore 10 Ike the flowing utfars no. in the lirht
OF pr zi@, and OF even because it viii be pr. a.
'ab'e-ior We can scarcely af,,rd i.--but soleiv
to sr"re m'ae d'ssemnation IF the pit.ox .shislt'
a's proto1aaEy tefiere wihl ~ane oar country:
Clubs of Twenty.
For club o twenty, besides The extra paper
NV otfc',d, we will send copy Of Dr.. Van
Evrie'- great work on Negroes ard Negro Sls.
very. the third edition of which is just ready
Prize 81 90.
Clubs Of Fifty. ..--..,a
For club Of hiiy -ub-c tiers a. 500 We wik
sud one ezra paper aud complete set - our
AMI Abol'nn Pubic ,tipu, The prices of which
ken ,"ge;hrr, amnnrt t, 81 35
Clubs Of One Hundred.
In relation 20 labs ~ oi,e huu, ed We will
"A, this : Whoever viii send us or!. hundred
ruscr hrrs at ore time, the club 70 be gent to
one address,, and hrgiu AID end At the sumo Tins
viii receive the papers at $lun!! Do
We, II Co.
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CTRAY OX.-The undersigned has Loaf a rsd
- and whit. OK, five y.a-- cd The right
horn il bent down and the left one il srra ;ght
up The finder VIII be paid for his trouble by
returning him tn FRANZ WALLA.
Mishicotr Nuy IL 1853
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Oshkosh City Nursery

WE, the .ard ,r-ienpd. cT.r tcr sale flr the
.prlng ii 1853. the 70 losii varieties of F.ui--,
described 49, tnL,~S:
% Varieties of Apples.
Embratine Sur,m.r, A tulun md Wre aud al
'e'ted. harry end-, az, from ~ 6 yers, cid !;
height 6 10 s ic.t Price wre-, delivered ~
N osn. pr 100, s25 co; Dwarf Apples, sc
cents each.
Pear Treex. Dwarf, Extra Size.
3 md ,c,rs cid, with fruit buds, 075
2 and 5 ye,-s Old SO
Standard Pears 20 feet high, =
do 10 s do SO
These Pear Trees ere very fine The cx,rs
sized ar" three ,e,rs from bud or graft and are
ndcl trees IN al resi- cats. The D"arfs are no
t, he e1cella!
% VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
S,andard, to 7 1t high, and Years old, Is
do 4to5 do dn 20
These trees straight. s,ocSv, and furnish
ed with regular aud handsome heads
CHI RRIES.
good hardy assortment 5 6 # high - so
CIR APES.
eta each ca ca h
Delaware, 500 IS Rehrcca, 40 I" SO
Concord 90 b" 80 ISafe l., Is 10 80
Diana, 81 t. 80 Clinton, 2Oto 80
H',ttord Prcl,tic. .-... .... 40 to 50
Northern MuscaGine. SO 70 IS
cX All Trees warranted tr1e to name aud in
coed condition.
Also q fine assortment Of ROSES. Standard
ard Running. DAHLIAS, GDAPlN!U AID
CARNATION PI<kS, and SHhUbBE'tT. Of
al lie E.idv vareri"s
All Apple Trees we cfftr for sal" are HARDY
varieties and al Of Wisconsin g""w,h.
PEI Trees will be delivered az rho most con-
venient points, by railroad or steamboat, by one
eff the firm.
LANES O'BR1EN. PETER McCOURT.
Oshkosh. Wis, 1868.
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FYE4NClAL IND GCKuERCyAI

Toe Com r..icI3t iieiartiI,rt 81 va. Weekly
" 0 I'll, With ~ tn and accurate reports o. the
III lket9 of evcry kind both domestic and for>
,I.n, - r"c"g IL - sIa dtrd aut,,,rt, by
ea g our "f 8 veil a in tie city Iis ok;v
% pnr'S Il re trans &c inuS in aud ia. cuud t,,u
81 III" ""u"y market are iEai-r.nsihi" 10 any
o''r VII" &c | "a &" k.cp irnrir. o. III Constant
in tn nous Of pr.cr' ia 'he>. t,res ard TO gain
) :, iOu OF HAT ii, .rnati n wrhnnt which ns
l.LL-L- IT, - ] ~. !.
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q rklY " 'li,! ir ntS III slmost every ia.
Nnr rtv'"W7t recent rui'i.a in's pre- par, d bv >
e ti'n -. a. tigh -r' hug 10 tbs. literary world
.nj usr merits H. Il wrilCt "a. d review er need
ur il,no etIne' / At al buds A specially Of
his department /, car ia ly preD,fet summary
81 the literary news OF f. gland. France and the
~
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4iGnIELLIEnAL

S cial + ..lu { II ia y TX x orl J. which
r"'"r' Is '.S'li 1" even, farm-i is IFS Agricnl.
nr' ID 'a-f'n"i'', ihe cha g Of which il in tho
II hu> I most ton'l,ticnt 'tlenlan " no has
inr 4 ttnu''r + 'e- rs Ia, ETA identified with the
a&irlI RI inter, rs nf the rnuutlv both ~ q
wrIt .1nd iiaG'rc J >ci"",if; frmcr
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Ia Probate.

GOFTLhR III tIINT
Village Treasurer.
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10 OEKOHRIIi.S.

The World Is tn "t,y dail Democratic news
paper published N New York. AZ such i, has a
large ana Increasing cir,'i alton a'nong the Dem
ocrlta am! Cons rV"tivrS of The VIII lie country.
It's CONNIE IS upon current events @ the only
sx9re-sion Of The patriotic cons rvat,srn of the
country. The editorials of ih- daily are Iepub-
,ished IN the Weekly and S,"ni-rVe XII, edition =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-21

A WORD or ADVICE 10 FARMxas.-
From the reliable and abandant evidences
Of the efficiency and value Of the white
willow - grove tree for wind breaks,
and live fences already published in our
columns, and in the different agricultural
Journals Of the West. the dsnand for the
cuttings Of thig willow has already becnune
enotnoun. We learn thst il almost svary
county in the West, parties are engaged
in soliciting orders FOR shb willow. AZ
farmers have frequently bssa imposed
upon By unprincipied parties In the sale
Of spurious articles, and - the cuttings
Of this willow somewhat resembles tie
Osisr willow in appearance whirA ID
sortAless for the above named purpos6s,
" think II proper 10 ssate That ME-. s.
Rles of this cisy ID the owner Of nearl3
III ~ white willow ID the West. Nj.
Pike has taken commsndable interest in
it gensral introduction, and " would ad-
wise thnas Walking 70 bay genuine cnt-
tings teosdsr them only Of him, through
his aitheeised agents, who bsar With them
hjs vEitt1n csEhaeatss n agency, sisusr
- 70. a
IL rss1lt Of general and thoroagh
planting Of this willow Win not only give
oar ysak psisiss the appaaismes 81 No
ni6cent gasdans, bnt viii advance their
real value BY tho millions 81 dollars, and
heass the Importance TINT only the gen-
uins' astielS S6Oild Be distfbuI6 lin IL in
trodue6oa - Chicago Tribuns. TAs's'N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-21

Van Buren,, makiag seveneboats destroyed
by our expedition. sks
scou,s seat across the river report thss
all the IOices under Gen. Hind nan haatt.
ly left ml oppallh Van HIhrea AZ
destroyinTsHhst they could no. remove,
and mafrhS1 rapidly down the river. To-
xsrds Little Reekr leaving large mum
,tesyfpiek and veundsage ~ Smith, Il
Hoping The next movement Of the Ar
my Of the Frontier will prove as great a
success, ! remain Yours. &c.
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Another Pirate.

New York. Jan. 18.
The British brig Havelock and schoon-
er Carrie A. Putnam from 81. Tbomss
9Th, report brig Gilmore Meredith Of Bal.
timore, and schooner West Wind sailed
on the 4th for Caba, and the same day
were chased back By the rebel priystssf
schooner Rstribution. She lay outside
the harbor and during the night senl
boats aaongsids the Gilmore MsredisA u
anchor in the harbor. took of i've Of her
crew, who willingly deserted. The Ret
ribution mounts i've guns.
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1 Sunset Cox, one of the Copper
heads Of Congress, has been lecturing the
Democracy in New York and elsewhere,
against Puritan New England. The
Aonarchists Of Europe, the Tories of the
Revolution, the Nulli6ers in Jackson's
time, and the traitors of the South. have
oil left their testimony on record agains,
New England. It is no wonder that
Northern sympatbiEers, under the inHu
ence OF such testimony, should villif,
New England.
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SsAss Asylnn 1orsAe Insaas.
By m interstate arrangement between
Minnesota and Iowa, the insane Of the
former State will receive Recommendations
In the Iowa Asylum for the Insane. A.
Ter looking around among the STATES, and
canvassing the matter thoroughly, the
Governor Of MinnesotA has resched the
conclusion that the Iowa Asylum pos
sssses superior advantages. We take
this TO be . flattering compliment to our
young State.
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- Sunset Cox, one of tho represent
alive Copperheads in Congress, from
Ohio, said in a recent speech: "Perish
New England, and let the Union i've"
The Copperheads are very willing to
blot out the six bright stars of New Eng
land from the galaxy Of the Union, II
thereby they can conciliate the armed
traitors Of Slavedom.
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~ Gov. Stanley, of North Carolina,
II charged With dialoyal and corrupt prac.
tices in his administration Of the affairs o,
that State. He is said to favor rich
rebels and synpathizers, and oppress poor
Union men who are SO unfortunate ~ to
be destitute of the Southern patent of mo-
blity-ownership of slaves.
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nsaaSsrcsnU - DragS UnasunAsa.
New York, Jan. 90.

1staSorcSnU ~ Dragg UnfsunAea.
New York, Jan. 20.
A special to the Tribune says: The
reports from Nashville that Loagstrssts
corps has moved westward 10 reinforce
Bragg are unfoundsd. III il believed 10
entire rebel corps has been withdswn
from our front, but We have infosmation
from dsssrtss and oontrabsnds that so9e
batteriss,l battaIions and divisions havs
been dstachsd and sent to Tennessee.
A special from Washington the 18th
nys the COMMITTEES Of Wsys and Mssas
had an interview with Secretary ChGsa,
and Tomorrow . bill viii be reported
that satisfies both the committee and the
treasury department. t tsa II
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s The President 6tantcnsAn numsro9a
other dignitaries, attended the missioaary
sermon ptssehsd to-day b. Bish6p Hi1ap-
son. AZ it, close, The President w
made life director ia the AnkesfdAn Hia;
sicaasy 6esisty, sby sontsibsaioas ssissd
on ths spot. '4H'a @tsa
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Major General Mcclellan: + -
My Dear Sir: You and have distinct
and different plans for . movement OF
the Army cfthe Potomac. Yours 10 to
move down the Chesapeake, mp the Rap
pahaanock 70 UrbanA. snd aoross BY knd
TO the terminus Of the railroad on York
river. Nine il to move directly 10 .
point on the railroad south west q Ma
nassas. If you'will give me satisfactory
answers TO the following questions shall
gladly yield my plans 10 yours
Eirst-Docs LOT yonr plan involve
greatly larger expenditure Of time asd
money than mine ? 2
Second-Wherein is victory more GER
tain by your plan than mine?
Wherein is victory more vslu-
able in your plan than minel
Feurth--In fact, would il b. iess ID
this, that it vepld break no great linz Of
the enemy's communication, while mine
would?
Fifth--In case q disaster, would mot
. safe retreAt be more difficult BY your
plan than By mine. Yours truly,
A. LIHcOLN.
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Especial to the Post.
Philadelnhia Ian %

The Navy Department has ordered
Capt. Baggs, Of the command of the first
class frigale Sacramento. fron Ports
mouth, and he will sail this week SITTER
The pirate Alabana.. sIte s,1Xca go
It is rumorsd thst Gen. HalIeck im-
tends to remove q large portion q the
Army Of the Potomac 70 the. west.
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New York. Jan. 10.
Aspecisl TO the Sunday Mercury says
that the arny Of the Potomac 10 ia mo-
ton, and battle probably raging.
The crossing Of the Rappahannock was
t0ubtlsss effected at Richard's Ford. s
The special adds from news rscsived
at the War Department it is now desmsd
certain that Gen. Burnside il BY this
time across the river. and the rebels are
sksdaddling inland.
All the army officers in Washington
have left for the battle field. i4f
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Cent McCleKnaHAss Doport - the
Capture - As1Eansas Fest.
Mennph.. ian. II. 1879.

0O0sx 4CC1oE000OSO 1oH01e ~ the
Capture - AsAEaasas Fest.
Memphis, Jan. II, 1863.
10 MAJ. Gen. Halsck, Ge~'l-,~ Chef:
The following dispatch is just received:
HsadqSartsrs Army Of Mississippi, |
Post Of Arkansas, Jan. IL. 1865. !
To Maj. Gen. Grant, commanding Dept
Of 7saSessse:
] have tho honor to report that ~
forces under my command attacked the
PsSt0f At4snlas ts.dhyI iasiAs s1onnsl
the enemy's works. We took : large
nanbsr of tpEisenen, vasioualy estimated
u from !; 900 70 1000. toesthsr With n
hi STORES, animals End nuaitions q wnr.
Rear Adnizsl David D. PestsF, con-
handing the Misuissippi Sqssdiop, e6sD.
lively and brilliantly co-ope1ted, accoln-
plishing this complete success. \
JoB1 A. MCCLaRHAND,
Major Genera EGmmsnding.
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WHY NOT Now The report comes
thst the rebel army At fredericksburg is
weakened BY the departure Of some thir-
teen brigades, which have come west to
dsfsat Rosecrans. Will our Potomac
army stand still until this movement Is
made and the forces returned before
striking blow' They are certainly not
30 blind or unconcerned as that, and We
shall probably hear in few days of anoth-
er grand battle on the Rappahannock,
which we trust will this time be sncoess-
full, and send, precipitately back, the CO.
horts OF Longstrest,to defend beleaguersd
Richmond.