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DIPoRTANT 40 FEMALRs.
DR. UHEESEMANs PULLS

OEla III IEDl2llAAN y L 1lA4ADa
The oombination oi ingredients in these PiIls an
the resut Of long and extensive practice. Thsy aru
mild In their opsraton and certain in eorrestinga
Irregularities, painful n snstruation removing al sh'
struotous whether from cold or otherwise headache
pain in the side paptation OF the heart whites ali
nervous s1sotioRss HISTORIES, fatigue, pain In tia
back and usihs, &C., disturbed sissg, which Ariss
nom interruption oi nature.
DR.. OHEE5EMAN'8 FILLS
WIS tbs commencement Of sra In the trBatmg1f
o. thoss Irregularities ami obsirEotions. which haT
Consigned 81 many - preuaatuTe grave No lsmAli
can snioy good health unless she Is regular, and
Whenever an obstruction takes plAoo ths Eunsrll
health begins 10 decline.
DR.. Oh EEs zMAH's PILLS
aso the most 0-eeiual remedy ever known for all con
BAInta pecrUsr % Fonisss To all classes they Al
invaluable iucludfug with certainty, periodical reg
clarity They are known 70 thousands, who havs
usod them, al dEeFe1t periods throughout the coun.
try having the sanction o. some u the mat emlnsFf
Physicians In Gmertoa
Explicit difslrians, sLstins When thsT should NJ
be used WITH each Box Iha prlos, $500 poT Bol
containing nom 50 70 60 Puls.
pills ssnt hT maii, promptly, bY Fsmitiing 70 "a
PToprissor. sold by Druggists generally.
r. Il. RgTCHIHGs, Propristor,
% Cedar 81, New York.
So Sold WhtI sale and Retail in Cleveland b
sTEOEG 3 ARmSTRph1 s.-'l-e~--t77
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EGAL NOTICE.-Default having bee

LuaL NUIIOh--DtIluIL HNFIuB Uttu
4 made, and the first party having failed to
pay the installment, which fell due November
ist 1863, on the contract entered into December
Sd, 1858, between Gregory Gerspacher Of the first
part and Hiram Stone, party Of the second part,
for the sale by the second party to the hrs party
ofsub-division lot No. IA, in Hiram stones addf-
ton to Ohio City and Cleveland, composed Of
part Of original lots Nos 81 and GS, in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
the power contained IN said contract, the under
signed will, on the 18th day Of February, 1865, at
lOo'clock A. NJ, of the said day, at the door Of
the Court House Of the City OF Cleveland, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, sell at public auction said lot
Of land ana the improvements on the same.
EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland, Dec. II, 1862. ianl6.427
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Another prominent Canadian has passed
aWay. Sir John Beverly Robinson, Bart,
President of the Court Of Appeals, and
lste Chief Justice of the Queens Bench,
died in Toronto, on Saturday lEst at the
ripe age Of seventy-two years. The To-
rOntO Globe devotes large space to an Obit-
uary, and goes into mourning for him.
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JUNIUS.
The Way Napoleon Did Things.

The following extract from NapOleOn's 8
celebrated address to the army of Italy
two weeks after the commencement Of the
campaign, is worth publishing just now :
"SOLDERs In fifteen days you have
gained six victories, taken twenty one
standards, fifty five pieces of cannon, sew
eral fortified places, and conquered the
richest part of Piedmont. You have made
fifteen thousand prisoners, slain or wound
ed more than ten thousand men,"
"Devoid of all aids, you have shown
how to dispense with them. You hare luon
battles IOithOut ARTILLERY, you have passed TiU-
ers VithOut bridges, made forced marches
lOithOutshOes, biUOuaeksd ssithout brandy, and
often iOithoWt bread"
Mark the extraordinary fact, " Without
artillery you "have taken fifty pieces Of
eanHOap Patriotism, determination, skill,
and cold steel did it.
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Poor Young Men.

A gentleman having been cured Of the rssults o.
early error and disease. viii, from motives Of bsneF-
olsnce, send to those who request It. COPY Of ths
above interesting narrative, published By himself
This little book is designed warning and caution
to young men aud those who suffer from Nervous Do
bility, Loss Of Memory Premature Decay, SC, Ae,
suppbing at the same time the means Of self curo.
Single copies viii be sent under seal in plain en-
veope with0 charge % any who request it, By Sd
dress ns the author, CHAS A LAMBERT,
nov2i:dswfas Gusenpoint, Long Island. Ny
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q EHIEdD IN hALD-IbI n.
Dr. Sweets INEALIsIBLE ELINIAEHTt II prspsrs
from the reciFe Dr. stsFhsn Sweet Of Oonnectioat
tho great bone sster and has been used IN his prao
toe for the last twenty years with the most astonshi
ing Success AZ az external remedy Il "a without Z
rival and will alleviate pain moro speedily than anJ
other preparation. for All hheumstic and herTouI
Sores, Wounds, Sprains Bruises, &c, It's soothing
healing and powerful str5ng thening pr0pensies,
cite the yust wonder and Of all who harl
given Il trial Ov1r iour hundred oertihcatal
Of remarkable cres performed By Il within the lasl
two years, attest . this fact. strong & Armstronn
AlanE tor llnnalanl aacInal llanr-ll .ur.I.ll
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SALE-IN Pun

6UtNcE Of an order Of ihe Probate Court of Guy
anuga cOunty, Oh, %, made the 29th day Of Jsnua
", A. ID. 1873, in the case Of Char es Williams,
Guardian Of Edward williams and May O VIII
lams against his wards, the undersigned viii, on
the 7th day Of February, A. ID. ls63, al O'Clock A
NJ At the door OF the Court House, in CuyahOga
county, offer public sale undivided two-ninths
of the following described Real Estate, situate in
UuyahogR county ohio, and owned in common BY
the said wards with the otner heirs At law Hnd devil
OF ZAlmon Fitch, deceased to wit The nrst par
eel s the westerly lot the easery half Of original
lot No 81 in the City Of Cleveland. bei 80 feet wide
and about 2lO feet deep, and fronting the south
side Of Euclid street The second pael Is the east
erly lot Of said sasJerly half Of origi City lot NO
81 in said City being 80 feet wide and about go feet
deep, contiguous TO the fret lot herenbefore do
scribed fronting on the nth eide OF Euclid-st.
Two-ninths Of the nTst de- eribed lot appraised at
i,444 A..
Tgo. .ninths ofthe second described lot Appraised al
slA466 CHAKL Is 4. WILLIAMS,
Guaruian Of Edwsrd p. Williams
a
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notified that on the 2lst day Of January, 1858,
Valentine Swain hled his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahoEa county Ohio, for the pur
pose Of revising Judgment rendered against him
and Abner Stone at the May Term 1853 of said Court
for 500 3tO damages, and 50 390J costs OF su aud
which increase COSTS to the amount Of g. 7O-l00
have accrued. and on which judgment there is due
the Of s2.5 42-lC0, with interest s272 72-lo0
thereon from May IL, 1853.
said Pease is notified appear or before the 2lst
day of March, 1868, and show cause why said ludg-
ment should not be revised.
L. PRENTISs, Atty for PIE.
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HOSIERY, &c.
EDUCATIONAL.
01LFVELAND FEMALE SEMI

O'LEVELAND FEMALE SEMI
I } NARY-Ths next Term will begin on Thurs.
dST the 9Th day Of February and close the 18th Of
June Pupils designing 20 enter will do we'll to be
prassHt on the first day of the Term.
nf-CbarEes per quarter, thalfterm) for Board and
Tuition $50 81; for Gay Tuition in sudes Of the first
year $500 Of s2d 600; Of the Sd and 18th years.
si2sO: Tor Music, $500; for French and German,
For further particulars OF admission, address
isn2efP5 " SA Fnpp. Princinsl
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MsjOr-General A. Med. McCook was
married on Thursday to bliss Phillip, Of
Dayton.
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R0TIGE,

NOTICE.-PBOPpsALs WILL ANA
be received until the 10th February, GXH
1853, for the delivery at this Arsenal OF lin SS
Der, for the complete constFuctiOn OF the -
following named Art 1ery Carriages and Implements
500 Six and lively e Poundsr Gun Carriages.
800 Six and TwelS e-POundar Gun Carriage Gals
225 Travelling 70 rges. BAttery and Mortar Wag-
ons.
800 Swrlve, Eights en- and Twalty-FOur- Founder
Giaga EarriaFg
IS Flank Defenr Carriages.
80 Sling Carts.
3)l Casemate, tArrison and Yield Gins
5000 II all andJ Lan@uTering HsndsGikes.
ss-The kinds of Wood required are Oak, Hickory,
Black Walnut md Poplar or White Wood; all Of
which must Be of the best quality.
n4T-The CaE tracts will be awarded to the lowest
rponsfsls idders, who will be required to give am
pie and sat factory security for the faithful perform
ance of tb!S r agreement. -
W A. THORNTON,
Major Of Ordnance, Comm'dg Arsenal.
WATERVIJrET ARsENAL,1
West Troy, N. Y,
JaAuarg It'll, 1868. } JanlO;42o
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NOTICE no ADMIN-

ISTRATURS and GUARDIANS.-AH EXscu-
Tors, Administrators and Guardians, whose time for
settling tnei accounts such has expired are here
BY notified that unless their accounts are settled
or before the first Of March, next Citations will is
sue in accordance with The law at their expense and
no allowance will be made for their services under
law passed last winter.
DANIEL r. TILDEN,
Jauuary 2l, 1868 d3tkW2t.i26 Probate judge.
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WAsTERis sALE.-Pursuant to th,

/. M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
III command Of a deoretal Sd pluries order Of
sale from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
ga county, at the suit Of Ezra Monlux against
Lew Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Electa
sehnell Board Of Education Of East Cleve-
land Township and 5. H. Kirby, to me directed,
I shall offer for sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on
the 26th day of February, 1868, at two o'clock p.
H., the following described premises, situate in
lots 4 and 5, beginning at a point on the Plank
Road at the west corner of that portion Of said
Original premises set of to Electa Schnell thence
south 5Ol4' east six chains; thence south 391f
west % links; thence south 81 east chains aud
76 links to the west line Of Chittenden Lewis
land; thence south chains and links; thence
north 500 west S chains % links thence north
3916o east1 cham ahd 81 links thence north 500
west chains 10 the Plank Road; thence north
391 east chains and 81 links 10 the place Of be-
ginning, containing 425-1OO acres-2s-1O0 acres in
Tot No.4 and 97-lOO acres inlot No. q Apprais-
ed at S425. d. W. GAGE,
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, Master Comm'r.
pttfHa AIRY iQuGfs.ll9
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In the Court of Common Pleas, Of the County Of
CuyahOga, in the State Of Ohio.
Charles A. n ehOls vs.. Lydia N. Nichols Pet-
ton for Divorce.
HNHE said Charles A. Nichols will take
dispositions in the above entitled action at
the office Of Anson Howard, ESQ, in CASTLE, in
Wyoming County, in the State Of New York, on
the 7th day Of February, 1868, between the hours
and also at the office Of James o Duffy, Esq, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyaho-
ga, and st ttte Of Ohio, on the llth day of
February, 1893, between the hours of 9. o'clock,
A. NJ and O'Clock, P. N. Of said day, last aOOvs
named. CHARLESL L. FISH,
ianl5:425 3W Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SPECIAL 1GTlgES.
TO Consumptiveg-

The Advertiser having besn restored to health ms
few weeks, By very simple remedy, sfisr haTinEsuf
fered several years with lung Affection, and
that dread disease Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To ali who desire It, he wiz send copy Of the urs-
scription used r5e Of ohargs.l with the directions
for preparing and uains the same, which they win
ind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, BronchI-
tis &C. The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription Il to benefit the afflicted and sprsad
information which concsiyes to be invaluable and
he hopes every snersr viii try his remedy Is it uu
cost them nothing, and may prove q blessing
ES-Partiss Wishing the prescription VIII pleass ad-
dress Rev. .KDWARD A WILLIAMS
nov2l.l2TS WilliamsburEh, Kings Co, NY.
SENT FREE
For the Benefit Of Nervous Suffer
ers- The WARNING VOICE on
Self-Cu'e Of Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay. Loss Of Memory, 6c, BY former
Sufferer. Enclosing tamp, address
ID. H. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUBE.-Ths
new French Sas Is the only article ever recommend
cd By the Medical Pr0fessOn as q sATE and SURF Pre-
ventiye. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 any
address, on receipt OF stamp dsCZ5 BIZ
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TIE R MS
OF THE
Daily, FrI.WeekIy snd Weekly Leader.


Owing to the extraordinary rise IN the
mica If printing paper and all other ma
ta-;ols nssS IN the composition Of news
.- es.-o-7 49, publishers Of the Herald, Plain
49, and LEADER have been obliged to
- he price Of their several editions to
tle following scale;
DAILY. or "a
v mall one ~
six months ...... . . -
a. three months ....- o l-to
Forless time, co cents per month
Delivered IN getty by carriers, 10 eIs per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
TRI-WEEKHN.
By mall one -
six onths-....--....--.-.... A-io
Forless time, 80 cents per month.
Five copies, II club.... 80 AO'VO
Ten copies land extra copy 70 getter-up =, ~
Of club .s-- oo5Oo
Delivered in city, by carriers, s cents per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100
WEEKLY.
Clubs often and upward, eaeh.-.........-.--. 10
The getters-up Of clubs will receive extra
oSpies as follows:
A Club Of ten, a copy of Weekly.
A club Of twenty, copy Of Iu-Weekly;
club Of forty and upward, copy Of DAILY.
The shove terms will be adhered TO IN
all cases
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT a CO.,
Publishers OF Herald.
J. STEPHENSON,
Publisher Of Plain Dealer.
Publishers Of Leader.
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Rsport Of rhe Auditor Of s.ate.


The annual report Of the Auditor of the
State Of Ohio is full Of interest and i'm
pOrtanoe to the taxpayers of the State,
and we therefore notice it at some length.
The balance remaining in the Treasury at
the close of the fiscal year, November lst
1861, was S129.176.4S. The receipts into
the Treasury during the year, including
the above balance, were So, 1855, ,499.57; the
disbursements by the Treasurer, during
the same period, amounted to s., 500, ,043.0a
leaving in the Treasury November 1st,
1862, S478, 45649. OF this balance the
soldiers allotment fund amounted to S79,-
6S2.58. The sources of the above receipts
,--,ya "a roTIouvs.
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NUYAHOGA MINING C0.-THK
! Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Guy
ahoga Min nR Co. for the election Of Officers for the
ensuing year and other important business will be
held at the Office of MessfB. fhayer Elwell, supo-
rior st, Cleveland, Ohio, on the SkOGhD TUES
DAY in February. ls53 at two O'Clock ?. NJ.
By order Of the Directors.
jan6;i25 b. P. WADE, sec'y 4 Treas'r.
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NOTICE.-NOTICE is HEREBY
IN given that petition will bs presented to the
County Commissioners OF Cuyahoga county. at their
March meeting, 10 vaeate that portion Of the road
running north from the Strongsvills and Royalton
Cknter ROaf on near the line between Caleb Car
panrsr and NJ Il. Gallup, from said strOugsvlle and
Royalton Center Road to he River.
= 81 ron Vi Lla Ian Il 1ana ians0.A26
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TO GAS CONSUMERS.-ON AND
after the FIRST day Of February next and until
IN thsr notice. the price Of furnished 10 private
COnsumers by the Cleveland Gas Light and Coke
Company will be 81 IS per thousand feet. This ad-
vRce h rendered necessary by the larg y increased
cost Of materials and labor employed in its prOduc
ton By order # the board Of Directors
T. DWIGHT EELLS, Secretary.
Gas Office. Cleveland, January 70, 1858 JaRl6:426
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DIED.

st his residence, 4s Pittsburgh street, on wednes-
day morning, Feb 18th, OF apoplexy, Mr.. Robert
Wigs, aged 80 years.
Friends Of the family invited to attend his fu
neral from his residence, on Friday at o'clock P n
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MARRIED.

In rWinsbursh. on the Sd inst, by the Rev.
Bryant Mr.. EDGAR Belts, Of soIou 10 Miss
EMaA N. CLARK, Of Tsinsburgh.
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janlO:426


The time for the reeeiptof Proposals for Gun Car
rage Timber extended to the lst Of March, 1863.
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II B. FUTILE HAVING AssoCI-
IL, ATED with him in business his son GEO. r.
TUTTLE the Lake superior Iron %. Agency, aud
other Business, as usual, will be conducted In the
name Of II. B. TUTTLE SON.
Cleveland o Jan. l, 1888. ianl2422
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THE 27TH DAY

M OllOE.-ON IIl1 ~ IN Oh
Of December, 1852, Oharies A. Nichols filed in
t6e Office tie Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
hin aud for the County OF Cuyahoga, in the State
Of Ohio, his petition against Lydia N. Nichols pray
ing for Divorce from her, and alleging for cause
Adultery CHAS. A. NICHOLS,
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From the I25th.

Correspondence Cleveland LEADEE.)
On BOARD STEAMBOAT CLARA Poe,
January 30 ts63
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Eliza ]. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, vs.. Henry G. Lucas and Francis
Rowe, Defendants.
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CHELDON PEASE is HEREBY

y LLLaLNINL " . UILlT-IINT u
O. L. FISH, Pltffs Atty.
Sherifss Once Jan 81. 1853 ian3l:429
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DHYSIOGNOMY, or Signs of Character
j PHYSIOLOGY, and the Bodily Fonedous' fhhf "
OLO0Y OF the Brain and Nervous System fsfCAoLOoi
the Science Of the sOul EThN0tooY' or the Mature" liz
tory Of Man. with Instructions, In the Choice Of Pursuits
Personal improvement etc are some OF the TOPICS eu's
ted in the PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE IL
IusTRATEp for 1863 No l. now ready. Only 81 year.
Address FOWLER 4 WELLS 3O9 Broadway, N T.
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Nem Dnblifeslors.

NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
~ ANDREWs's HINTS so COMPANY OFFICERS
on their Military Dutics limo, cloth; so cents
SIEGE AND REDUCTION OF FORT PULASKI By
Brig Gen. O. A. GILLHoRR, u. g. A. evo., cloth, 90 70
MODERN WAR lrs THEORY AND Practice BY Capt
II. SLABAp, u s. A. l2mo., ciotbi | q. - ,>.-,,,, .
BUTTERFIELD'S CAMP AND OUTPOST DUTY TOT
Infantry. l3r,o., cloth GO cent?
THE AUTOMATON REGIMENT, ioI all kssimensr
Movements In the Field, in boxes; 81 ,,r
DUPARCQis ELEMENTS OF MILITARY ANT AM
HISTORY Translated by Gen o. W. CorLus' U. . -
tyo cloth Ready on Saturday,
No. 1872 Broadway.
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oFpca OF ras U. $. PaIre ConHlssroSsR

OFFICE OF TgR u. 5. PRILE COHHIssIoSERE, I
-, No. 50 CHAnBgns-sT. !
PUBLlC SALE Of PRIZE PROPERTY, by
the o. g. MARSH Al under the direction Of tho nm der
signed u. 5. PRIZE COMMISSIONkRS IN WEDNESDAY
MI he lAh inst At IL o'clock 1T IS tRD l. GOVE'S
UNION WAREHOUSE, near Han.ilton r, ~ Bfooklyn:
-. THE PhlHE STEAMER SCOTIA,
built at Bsckws, England In l847 Ofos tnnnase 43t a.
100 register tunDsge, z02 77.lO0. Also,
TIE STEAMER ANGLIA
built al West Cam. Essex la 841; tuunsse asa
register tunnsge, - 2l.l0O
THE ERIC ROBERT BRUCE
but at Prince Edwards Island Ia 1854 About lgs tim.
burden.
THE SCHOONER REVERE,
built 10 Nova Scotis in 1872 about 81 tunt burden
TIE SCHOONER WATER-WITCB,
built by the u g. Government date unknown about Oh ton,
burden EDWARD II. OWEN,
HENRY II. ELLIOTT,
IT, 3. Prize Commis.oners
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THE sEMI-W TRIBUNE.
The NEw-YoRK SEMr.WEEKLY TRIBUNE IL
sabllshsd svsry TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No. 1,e40 [ Jan, Is ];
Ipapsarotion Of Wholesale Murder Of Prisoners
Ano.her Speech by Jsa; Davis Your Bal and
Iseyi Aidns the Rebels Weary Of the Rebel :
a The hogs, &c Of 7 OF sI so ys5:sy WSs.
n Hsbeas Corpus; Dsvi. llqstIs'ed; Jackson
C M rSsgs Tsa Rst to and A
Slaves II Civil War; Roseeran,i The sispstion ~
Middle Tennessee "Reconsirueti0n" EDITORIAL
Paragraphs,
nWAR NEWS SUMMARY
III GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Y..FRoM wAsHiNGToN specia, D'p.she' 70
The ". Y Tribune.
vTHE KANSAS COLoRED REGIMENT
vI..LITTLE FOLKS IN LOVE
VII. CHRISTMAS DAY: Inquiries from the North
Selling Of the Lands Correspondence q 'hs
VIII. GEN BURNSIDE.
Ix..THEODoRE PARKMAN.
X..GEN GEORGE W MORGAN
N.."THRowING AWAY THE MITTENs"
xII..oUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
XIII. MASSACRE OF GERMANS IN PARIS.
Nv..DEATH OF THE REV LYMAN BEEcHER,
KENTUCKY: Message Of Gov. Robinson--A
Precious specimen Of Border State UniOnisn.
XVI .THIRTY-sEvENTH CoNGREss-TmAD srs
Proceedings in the Senate and House Of
Representatives.
Kvu..THE ATTACK ON vICKsBURG: The ynoc
ss Bsse Abandoned; The Rebel Defeuses there
Inpregrsbe; Our Losses Ia the Yszoo e. 800 t.
500.
XVIII. LATEsT SOUTHERN NEWS: The Expedition
Against Vcksbnrgi The OpeI4 atoms Of Morgan
Forrest and Bragg; Immense Captures Reported
French Troops In Possession of Mstsmoros
XIx..THE GREAT BATTLE NEAR NURSERIES
BORO: Sketches Of the Offers Er gagged
xx..ANoTRER SPEECH FROM JEFF. DAVIS:
The South an Asy lum for the Oppressed, and the
Last Eope Of Republican Government; Eurflees-
boro Great Rebel Victory; Yankees Demons,
HyeDas, and DsturbeIs OF Our Social Oygapizs-
toss !" Alleged Spies Arrested IN Richmond; How
the Rebels Punish DeserteIs and Stragger The
fredericksburg PTisc ners Starting Norm.
XXI. THE RECEPTION OF GEN. BUTLER.
xxi. .DICKENs's NEW CHRISTMAS STORY: Some.
bodys Lnsgsse-His Leaving it Fill Called or
XIII. .PoEIRY; "Tbe Hour sad tie Man"
XIV FOREIGN GOSSIP
XIV. FROM EUROPE.
XVI. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL GORE
SPOSOENTs WITH THE ARMY OF THE
MISSISSIPPI
VH..WAR ITEMS.
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