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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

The subscribers having been identified with the estsh
lishmeut u Edward l.. Rice have purchased tho store
which he has occupied together with the entire stock and
fixtures. purposn3 to continue the business They
respectfully solicit continuance Of the public patronage
which has been liNrsly hestuwad npon the tnrtor
proprietor. HARLAN y BROTHER.
No East seeoud Street Wilmington Del
I. MARSH An HARi AN
EsooA L. HARLAN. my 2g-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
The Artisan saving Bank

AVE declared Dividend for the last six months ut
the rate of six per cent per annu, eAr Of u s. Tax
Payable to the depnsitars demand
JOHN r. MeLEAR, Treasurer
III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
9onrmal anu &tatesntam
Friday Morning. August %, 1868.

Jnurnal aud Stat esman TIme-taBIs
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
Linden ssaii,
EgfsuI5sywaos, QBaB

f1NllS institution, ilute beautiful aninence In
Il tho western part the city viii hu reopened Tor the
reception ut pup Is the first Monday ia September
For TERMS apply to REV. rllOs. VI CANN, AM,
Principal and Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
WILL A C q EEN
SEMINARY,
10 MILES FROM WIT, NINGToN

II beautiful and healthy village, oors great alyan.
tages to parents wishing tl to ler children
htellsctu As we'll moral and physit al improvement,
Thorough course n Meihanetles, Classics. Natural
Science, English Studies &c.
Military Tactics tiught by Lieut. CLAYTON formerly in
the u. S. Army.
Uivil Engineering taught.
Field Exercises in Surveying.
pecisl al enton ptil tD hook keeanE
Library Of 600 volumes il a,pessttir 10 pn,,ils-
large amount Of Phiics phea App arstus u,ei H.
neel9n with Lectures in explaining tho study OF ih-
boarding per weak.
Tuition per quarter.
For further Information adlrass
REV. }. liEliVlY BARTON.
aug lS2m Village Green, Del. Co., Pa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

MTANTED active Partner, with Cash Calital of
w from 86,h0O to $500, IN a welt established CONNER
cal business in This state. Apply with real nama and
references tn the Editor. COMMERCIAL.
July 10, 1866. If
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
FOR SALE,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given To the School Committee Of
the respective School Districts within this state tNt
in Uniformity with an act uf tho General ASS mby Of s
State. have applrliunel auons the yera counties #
this state the clear income for the present. year Of a
fund for establishing FREE SCHOOLS, and have divided
aud distributed the shares thus aIportionei 10 ei,h
county among the Sera Districts as inllpws
To each OF the Districts in the city 0i Wilmington, Now
Castle County, hundred aud sxty-six dollars and
thirty-fve cents (Si6635)
And to eachof the other Districts Ia New Castle County
one hundred and twenty dollars and thriyour csns,
($l2G34)i
And to each of The Districts In Kent County ninety
four dollars and fory-eisht cents, (,9l 4s);
And to each Of the districts in Sussex county seventy
two dollars aud seventy -ape cents, lS121D;
The dividends due the Dis riuts la New Castle County
are payable at the Fariners Bank. New Castle to tho
Districts in Kent County at the Farmers Bauh Dover;
and to the Distrrts in Sussex County at tile Farmers
Bank, Georgetown. LONLEY K. JACOBS
Dover, Aug lst 1sG3-Gw State Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
HORSES s! HoRsEs!!
Furniture Cars and Draws.
Front and French streets,

~ The subscriber begs leave to notify his friend
0IT2A aud the people OF Wilmington and vicinity
that he ttill continues to keep at his old stand
AAEzalAEs q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
THE UNION
Volunteer RefresmAnt SaIonn

80 az ttfAt-t
Established for furnishing mcais 10 soldiers on
their 'cdy 10 and from lie 'par, aad lie ieuporory
cure Of lie s,ci,
II AVlEG been in operation two years supported bv
private contributions the Ladies' OF Tia, committee n,o
pose holding Fair In aid of our fund, coutneucine ,t
the Saloon on the 18th inst. TO continue tau days
The success of first fair was due to the beral nn
abtants OF Wilmington and vicinity to extend 10 tbis
their aid The express collecting articesn your vicinity
wh deliver 10 Us any contributions Of fruit flowers but
ter eggs, &e free Of cost to the donors and return ali
baskets vessels that may hc entrusted 10 their care
Please direct below sending the name of The CON
tributor with each lot 10 be registered.
AFRAID BARtOWS Chairman
Union Volunteer Reteshment saloon
Foot OF Washington Avenue Phila
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

Furniture Cars aud Drays and Nceent Horses to hire at
all hours Furniture aud other articles will be removed
from the Steamboat landing and other places the city
with grea care by skiliu and sober drivers All who
esire drayng he accommodated with promptness al
the lowest possible rates.
ap29.iy. MORRIS WELDIE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
ElEEUTEnN.

4 uE Annual Meeting o Stockholders and Election Of
L nine Directors Of tie xvi mnstuu Goat tiHs C1uft,y'
WIN be held at the office Of thu company rhrl aud King
streets Monday the 7ti dly of s,pliur be. ypen
the hours u 4 and o O'Clock T. N.
ug.1S-lt. sscr,ftrv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
e. M. CROSS & Co.'s

Il. M. CROSS & Co.'S
Wilmington City Directory,
WITH BUSINESS DIRECTORY COMBINED.
FOR 1861.
nus undersigned will, in September publish the above
pireetory-truslipg to meet with tile support Of the
business community,
copy of tho Directory yl lie placed in the Hotels and
Express Offices IN Baltimore phadupha aud New York
thus making II, besides city hreuory for the Of
cities.
We respectfully ask all 10 gys our eanyassers every
Inserting names ia GAPS in Cienprnl aad Busues
Directory. 90
For every words following name in either pl 'ee, 90
fora displayed business Card under Business He Nd, 80 90
ADVERTISING TERMS;
Half Page ~, 90
Quarter Page, d ~
PRICE oP DIRECTORY, Sc 90.
Please take our printed receipts otherws, we cannot
ne responsible All persons authorized 10 act rs our
Agents, have our printed authority, SGNgp pY rs ANY
person not 50 provided are nut our ugenis
u NJ CkOfSiN Co., Publishers,
Wilmington, Del.
Principal Office, 35 Chestnut slrdet philniepIia ia
liranch uhc4, 40 W, Baltiinnr, Street baltimore MD
Also publishers Of the Philadelphia City business pi
reclory' ani the Baltimore CITY business Directory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
Mo Pain attends their operation,
SIAIAIS, NEHErAK1-E LINIn pII 1 @

They operate without gripping, sickenng weakening or
leaving the bowels costve and there is no disease Of The
liver that hese ls will not ii medicine will react
y at all So specifically is their operation on the Liver
that they have long since received the of the Great
Family PhJsic They are perfect ntidoto for Sick
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
Wanted.

EGHANp BOY wanted, about twelve ar lourt IA yoan
II dl age. Apply At
jyl7 5O9 MARKET STREET
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
Wesleyan Female Colle re.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
1--WE next Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY
Il the LIST day Of September The hast arrangements
have een made 10 day and boarding pupils sups-
ri, .'anasps iur acquiring thorough and liberal
edhcalion. JaHN WILSON,
w Si'ow President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
LAND FOR sale.


FT'E undersigned by virtue Of the power vested Ia them
i by the last Will and Testament of Samuel Kerr Esq ,
deceased will offer ai public sale TUESDAY, tho st
day OF September next Al tho hotel in K4nnedyvip Kent
County, Maryland. all thu REAL ESTATE If which tho
said Samuel Kerr Eu, died -r6ed The whole Tract c1u
ains about nUl Acres Of LAND, lies III very healthy
neshborlool, Is convenient To- eliaf hes. schools aud
mills. aud within q miles irUl turner's Creek L1ndhis,
and about the disi from landing Chester
river, The quality Of tie il is fine aud very mproypi
ble
xssSffr The Improvements c'u-i. of a comfortable
EMA,N FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, "a large Frame
l1ist Barn with stahug M oyors,. ts illuse. Smoke
Ika& House Carriage nu.e Nom CRIBS. and all oih,r
necessary ouhuiluinps ia FRA. There lha
premi.es young Peach Orchard inl Appl, Orchard
both thriving aud IN ln ~aring condition and 1hc1 is
u we'll Of Tine water in lhe yard.
There Will he survey mad before the day af sale aud
piSt prepared, showing tue neu oi the Tract and the
quantiiy nj land, whieh may he hidod ho sold IN
two more s~darala parcels,
TRkas w sAiH-lnr third part or the purchase money
=, NJ le required in "a, ihe day o sil- aud Til
r,s due liberal rrlit wiz a. tlspn. IL 'eruNd ,y h"nd
nr noe with approved terurty "Nus ihle-' ir" me
lay OF SAFE, payable senitunuily. ~ '"' VIII p'
made until the whole purchase monny is ''il
Sale Ia commence Al IL rslncs, a. NJ
ANDREW ktgR,
JOHN q Hl;OliE,
August sth is6l-l1ls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

CrreCally corrected 'pith cvery change.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
aHNINsULAR R. r. LIME
Chanre OF Efourq.

AN and after MONDAY, April &lh, 1853, Trains Tor
" The accommodation or Passengers will run as tai
lows, nntil further Autica
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
For SALE.

- a., 3 Story Brick Dwelling, No. 3l3 East Third
IMlN STREET between Walnut and Poplar Sts, Ii hts
ESi two story Back building and ali the modern
cnnvenirncies, is in good location and will h.
sold low, Apply 10 CLEMENT D. SMGTn,
No. East 30 ST. between 10 and IL O'Clock, A. M
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
nr. r. G. wii,on'. D..pn,sn.

irftthi $50 hi Toe %. 1919
G'reral Kc er 80 fe sis.d a'ofil-ios fr,H .sn.r4D
-.li, A,-its aue' .shtr q 'rom are g. 'fts,. l4-s
from .h0 -h,. 80 ta.sy that iLs fst.i GopsraI
iafy ath H.te ut..Gti msa. - t~t~teb ss- HApst
stG hioabt Ja,ssan. tcrtr4i ia~aaf Eto Ls- sven
Lundrei fes1 up - atd CeE.fJ iu.bsSoa nf,s.s
Lautfei men.
Mere great fIrfst4fsclch asotg Ne felss 90 us
dsseftsn tesfd - ne Ifssli.ms frc,anatan AZ
sfh fIffrts tri taf'stod o. oor.s ~ JLsy declare
ihat ~ pc, An.Atfn ttsia ~ dsuibasd nssI
su.ous no rebel unof, isoaa-ras ~oai1
or ines TbsT rsy ~ lroelsfaGisa = ssA ftoB ne
nsa aiiheurh tie orlcsft tave received
Ccrgrai ksIey AIae,s ltAt SsssrS i4iiy thtlls
teui hs march u-a'c. Haffsf's fsuyor x.'t I@bus.
~ General Esey at nss fa pfsJs,aists rss titn
r4.t LIZ. rersttsgr
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Deaths of untos oms.,s ~. T,ss..

Throggt tLe sncness 4 ~. G. u stat- r.,sruy 80
rFsa hon fsrts. ~ss'e 'nabsd 70 rive hs iels-aS
EaLss u uEssn saesrs shs esd camp 0,s.. % tLss
STATE. While psis,rsfs tts tatcs a t's fst>.
tsutst at frus f4ftstt fcfiJ tstetd Gas.-sLus.,s
F0gnis@fs a cTssrtsfy Aurrft a. issA
hpfgsrn A. . tannlias, f1fiy sscstd kss-thas.s
FriCttsefa e.tsmtsf 3. lsrA.
l.salsDant go.sa ". k-nssy N0Tnerig ospte~nsr ~
ia Hfv Iuas Btesi1 urts Nfs Hsncfef sni fsFouty
fith hs~ Tofs vsi 4tiasfs, o<i1t.f ~, isss
tlsuisnant Nah 80 tsy.s O.e Ftndfsd .1s f.ssfly.
tnh ks- To's Yo.Ittssfs oylt@f ~. 80
NJ etoos tFssstt slofgrs m pcy,r. ncu..
sorrsf q nso4evsy "a n, .tbt fsssi -ter. Ls -nt
tayfy rive ssy n'uns,sn h. ro,ss.ss. 10 fss,oess
70 tie ssalh 4 ~ aecF. orser.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Rebel Congress.
sESATE.

KElu MI
Er CLAsss, Of ktsouri sutHtted tie following
bill-
An Act Tor tie Temporary Ee cf of the legislative ard
Executive Ofhcers q the Confederate 6oyerLmeut on
puty 10 the city q Richmond.
Be u enacted, That IRON the let day 81 october 1885,
IN addition 10 their present compeusaton a!O~ed by
law my sha be allowed oonmutaion ior quarters aud
fuel according W the following rates now paid 70 occs
Of tie army and Iavy On auty 20 heLmoLd, Va 70
wit
Heads q Deparineuts the same 40 generals
Tie Heads q Bureaus, 70 wh,-Tte Comptolier, firt
ard second Auditors. Treasurer, Register and Commis
Of Patents and Ciie's y HureauS o Poet once
Department, tho same ooloees n cavalry.
Reyrcsen natives and all ohe' clerks the mayors
o. cavalry
Heads q divs ous the came captains o. cavalry.
All Accountants aud eeiss ibe same as ueutcnaIs o.
cavalry.
AL messengers tie wagon and forage masters.
. That ali tie Aeovenam.d occcrs shall lave tue
privilege Of purchasing. fcr cast themselves AID
iafnes from the supplies procured ~ tte War Icyart
snd al tie actual cost 70 the govern meut exclusive q
uansporiaiicu aud otbef exTens~s, a. follows
for himself ana each antuAl member ~ be family
soel~rs ratioo per day ,or each, and 10 more
Also, clothing A. The officers a tie army add bayy
Alowed 70 do
sec. T. TIA, neither sugar, coffee. molAsses, rice,
shoes or clothing, shall 10 sod ssued e he
of GERS beren nsm.a, any officer q the army or
the Geld SUPPLIED wilb these stes diIg 70 tie
army feyulatous-
sec 8 That the act shAn ooutirVs % force ubi. tie
eud n TIE present ~ar or until the selretAry q Tie
Treasury stal announce The currency " ~ 40
agrfox ifnatob W par 10 be 90 longer ueoessAfy.
yLe foAo~ % b.le have beep passed
til 70 protion dealing % tts PAPER currency a toe
enemy
til providing that ns person stAI be essupssd from
military Drvte ~ reason "a Ls having farnisb-d arub
sttute.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Indignation see,ins OF the rim R.g,-
msnt.

During TIE Jolly roo. the Fftn (eermabj reg ment w,
snoog others called cot 70 help qoe The disturbance
Anous The members Of this regmsot great da@l die
sats,actou manifested At pre-snt, accogni nat they
d,d Dot receive tbs1 ray AMI the bdea s prevslsn,
amous them that ibsy have beeu swisdlsd sna
"ebealsd" by somebody. In order 10 take acton 10
TIE matter meeting q the d.srect@d n~nbsr,
uAs beid yesterday, a the Bo~ery Gardsn, where
Mr. u-asser prssifsi a full set q oroer. we're
elected ~bsreupou sns stormy Iroeeedngs ers5ed
Certain Oh as sgsp cted were dcDounccd IN severe
,srfns aud after much behats ootnmttss appointed
No aevse ways And q obtaining Justcs ami Tie
money doe The disarsctst mernbera A ~ss
t-seu Aud aboli bAf bogr the oosmtee re,urps1
apd submntec resolutions Nlth regard ooarss 70
pursue ~hich. } copiu.son soopsed fb~s~ re~o
monf The effect that ne nenbers 4 The tifth 70
rnsot fsceivds their fsy for seryscs rrcdsr.a 10
tte city have be.u Hsutcied. .Dd that tso m~ub~vs
~ each comfary st.a be appointed "a preyars coer~t
81 tayrou and 70 ssertao whst n has bsen Apfwo.
traisd 10 rssnseui by tb- These rs~o.
utsots sEs - ssenseo " the foorei ne f-xiD~rt
With reqys~t 20 sld b~ msfBt~rt otia1ng amtks
And to nr1ey dc ~ Their n ~ss frtber rewaY~d ~
engage lswyes 10 ooansellor n tho secSr1
rg " be~e re.oiBtous oonnnts<e a rssnbsu w.s
1ypoissa 70 cArfy cut TIE zane
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
GENERAL KELLEY'S DEPARTMENT.
Important Movements Of tho
Rebels.
Eject Of the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation,

Cnciai Despatch from General E,itsy.
RyTtks ~ CEsERAL erLLiyas'- coLrHs- C,FtuAs
or ToUR HvsIKKp FRIsoAyGs AND uuen vnorxs-
~, sIC.
n1NEs TrsH,, Va. Doc z3-opH
rriFader General CAiIrH. tti az Flsr
Ccaeral SaHlsaa ,ogn.a las relsfss1 s.iy t,nsins
hundred rrsooc-s. sbs At oac A4Dd,,b bo,s...
equipments e..
Ny dGs,eLi oci7mH. sfc al new sa;eiy i-h nsy
have oatsrea al foar LsIdsos prt-oDe,- .uA
hfgs amouut n Jfclsry
~ plans and ohsf- have sc~n r-cmpuy s.a 'sstfanv
erscuied win afie stcolisoa, and ~,tb tfi ,sa,
loss on or .aF. r. KELLEY, n.gsd.sr Goos,al
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
KxCHANGE oF PRISONERS.
fFrnm ihe RIchmnnd Whln Doc :
The Rebel substitu TO Law.

.
cotgres hes not only both houses repealed the Sub
sttuie law, go Us 70 proven. the reception Of any
trhstee nto The army but The acton OF The House Of
Rep escntavtt as set ftn In Yesterdays report, To-
vote Of -four " the Hoase resolved that person
Otherwise liable 10 military duty shall no longer be
empt by reason q having provided substitute. II de-
Cared also that the substitute should be discharged
Gnd rejected proposition 70 refund 10 the principal any
portion q The money paid for his substitute
THIS ~ certainly making Tue law as strong az could
-, and perhaps little stronger than would have been
most agreeable 10 the popular idea OF justice The
Deut OF the army en- the subject doubtless bad much
70 With H. The conduct too OF the large majority OF the
mon ho have relieved themselves by furnishing subs
tutoe was not without ITS effect These have IN many
caeos avaSed themselves o their Liberty 10 devour the
peope with an especial greedibess. A hundred times
over have many OF them got back tho price they paid
eheH substitutes by extortons the people, We have
beard o manniacturog estaoisnment and could name
~ which bought substitutes for all its employes rather
than exempt them and thus come under tho aw which
restricted s prons 10 seventy cent the entire
cost OF manufacture. The bill passed by tho House viii
cases and that s the sort Of justice which peascs the
people bost.
The view which prevailed was shsi the law simply nc
corded privilege 10 certain citizens 10 exempt them
solves by furnishing substitutes just for example, as II
privileged others from serving because OF their beng
above certasn age AS the latter privilege may be
taken away At any and fact has been the
sf msDv 10 is affirmed that the former also may be
withdrawn Tho fact that many, indeed nearly ALL Of
the substitute have away, much relied
argument Why the privilege Of The principals should
cease.
Tbose who oppose tie measure passed by the House,
MAINTAIN that II divespg citizens o rights which they
have secured under the law OF Congress ard that would
DO unwsrrantabc unconstitutional breach OF faith
70 Many OF the parties Interested have employed
counsel 70 contest the The ppOtunty Will proha
Senate will promptly IL the bl o the House,
q least 10 its main features.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
NEWS FROM NE XlCO.
~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~>N-~o~>~~
MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENCH TROOPS.
s~~~~~-~~y~~~y~~>~~~~>~~>~
Juarez and His Cabinet Gone
to Durango.
->>->~~>~~~>>~~~~~~~>~~~~~>
GEN. COMONF0RT'S SUCCESSOR,
t., &C.. GO.

sAs FRAacrsco, Dec. 20, 1853.
The French paper OF city has received from
the city q Mexico to the 7b iost.
Tie French troops entered aorea the Both OF No,
vember without opposition.
General Derthier has occupioG Acamboro
General Bazaine Calieya, where General Comon
fort assassinaied.
General Mejia occupied San Miguel.
Juarez and his minsters said 10 have left for
Durango
General Bazaine bad concentrated. twelve thousand
French troops Caiieya and General Douai st saa
mAnca, sixteen leagues fron Guanajusto.
10 stated that the governments Of Holland and Of
Spain have recognized the nov Mexican govssnment
General Nesretehas succeeded General comonfort a.
Minister Of War Of Juarez.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Uumber OF Exempts From Military Ser
vice In Vfrg gfnin, North and south Caro-
I'm 10 nd Georgia.

IFrom the Kchmond Enquirer, &C. y |
G. S. A., WAR DKrAKIxEsT RrREAu op CovscRIrT1oS,
RcHnovp, Va. 4 &C. I6, 1858. (
Hon. JAMES A. SEpnoS, eecretary u War
SRA resolution of the House OF Representatives tas
been referred 10 this bureau, and IN reply have the
honor submit that the number Of exempts by opera
t,on Of law and other reasons tie states oi Vre
North Carolina, South Carolina and Ceorga-the four
states Hnder charge Of this buroan "a $50 viz vrgi
h 20 s72 North Carolina. % So7 South Carolna sls
Bsory N. l5.s3I-Toial, % $50
must repeat II y cunvoton that t~eniy thousand or
twenty 6vo thousand substitutes have been pot the
army, aId that tLerc are perhaps, ten tbousaud
fraudulent substitute papers held by pariies rot the
ssrvoe Very respectfully, your obed lebt servant,
J. S PREST0N, Colonel and. Super lntebient.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
From the Rn pidan.
lTelegraus 10 the Richmond paTere

ORANGE Corn Horsr Dec. 20, 1868
General Rosssr has completed entire circuit of
the Yankee army starting from Fredercksburg and
terng the valley at Conrads store lie burnt the bridge
Popes Head run, Sangster's Station just out
ff Alexandria, Capturing and dssperspg the troops left
~ guard Owing 10 the high water aud bad weather
be prevented from dong more damage. Gregg's
Yankee cavalry pursued but did not overtake him
General Roeser forced 10 svim Bull run. His oee
very slight, II any. The enemy. While TO pursuit,
destroyed two tanner,es and lot Of leather at Sferry
vile, RapIahannock county aso two tanneries, a -four
mill and come government workshops at Luray, Page
county. They also Committed many other
GLIDING the takIng away of negroes and shot coneo
crate. named smedley, nj washBgtCn, RAppahannock
county. after be bad surrendered.
Parties Just out from Cuiyeppr report the enemy 70 he
pulling down all vacant and houses their line
oludng all churches order 10 construct winter quar-.
ters They issuing ratnns 10 the cltzsLs Cupspper
10 ia said they moved Dfantry this dlrec-
tiob 40 Mtchens station THURSDAY evening 20 act 40
front pckes, 70 relieve The cavalry 10 g. roar-afd TO
rocrult.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Ana,rs on the misssnssppi.


THE oUEniLLAs QUIET CArTrKKs nv Jug HAhIsD
BRIO ADg-ruE xEAniis oorTos MAKsKr, src.
CARo, D,e. 20. lsc3
Tho gueriilas along tho river hav, been remarkably
quiet since General Eletts Marine Prsado has been IN
the neishborhood Tho brigade eLpiured daring tho
past thrcs WEEKS over nifty prisoners, many q them
omcer- ARD Also upwards of one handred s,ais sad
horses.
rhesieauer Belle lo' romphs with one huodrea bs'es
q oooh or a. Ioas. ard " her we bAvs Memph~ dstes
q tic 1sIn. sbe tr.ugsn 10 news
,Tte sales a couop NJ Memphis IN ea'ortsy were nine
tnndfs1 ard forty ua,ss The rats q tbs week
auoeuts1 10 ere thcsSani an bundred ana 'cs,y sns
tbts helre huuarcd 4fs' irsn lts sno@ a NE
veas week- tie ameTnt sa .ppod dafns tho west
nGhdfed ara sixty two bsies, being .essoty ssvca
Hrcthan The gmebi q prcv,ous ~sst. The ship
from october 20 10 December 20 .rcias,,s wsss
:: 90 bales
Two cotton presses hre 10 oIsratsn nj csrbondss,
jackson county nliros abor, hundred bales being
shlppcd from that pe.nt lh,r seasco.
larrc number ~ refugees IN . dos,nuis sosaitlos
have arrived hore from Alabama
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Burpiss OF Hspha@ a Bros Tobacco
fsetsvy 81 90. Losts

~ bafsf 10 % lsf'
~ rs- us srtsssirs N,esss 'ssiofy q ns-ss.
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The New York herald., 1863-12-31
Rebel Losses in East Tennessee.

: TFrOlH tne HICrIHIUuu Eu1UI1eT, DtC,
Our losses by the enemy gaining pssesson OF East Ten
nessee, epondeDt OF the Atlanta inQencer
are incacuable We not only deprived OF the
-four mills Of that country which previously supplied the
Whole army, but also Of machine shops depots
which we bad extensively organized at Knoxville Be
sides ths We are now entirely cut on from the coal iron
and copper mines OF that which worth mil
lions 10 US. The copper rolling mills at Cleveland which
were superintended bv O0oneI Peet, the government
agent, aDd which we're burnt by the enemy formerly
turned out thousand pounds OF copper per day Over
three millions OF pounds had been delivered 10 the gov
ernment This was the only copper rolling mill in the
country aod which kept supplied In copper for caps
and cannon. This among losses Of the battle Of
Chattanooga which spoken % as merely resulting
. few thousand NEE and thirty eight cannon.