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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

A. BARKER;
EBEssBURa, Pa
HNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Ebensburg and
vicinity that he has just received. ia his
store, on High street, the largest and most
complete assortment of
WINTER GOODS,
ever before brought to this county. all q,
which he is determined to sell cheaper tbon
the cheapest.
DRY GOODS.
In endless variety.
DRESS GOODS,
OF every description
wOoLLEN GOODS,
full and complete assortment.
WHITE GOODS,
Embracing all the latest styles.
EMBRoIDERIEs,
Handsome and of the best quality
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
OF all sorts, sizes, widths and prices
HOOP SKIRTS AND BALMORALS,
The latest and best STYLES.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
better and cheaper article than ever before
offered to this community.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the very best workmanship.
HATS AND CAPS,
Fashionable and of durable material
MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BUFFALO ROBES
| Hardware, Queensrare, Groceries, Flour, Bacon
| Cheese, Syrups, Kolassss, Nackeret, Her
| ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Nail.,
Cedar and Hiilow Ware, Drugs
| and Medicines, Carbon and
F.! Fish OIL, etc, etc., etc.
! These and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous TO here mention, con-
stantly on hand.
Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST Class COUNTRY STORE,
where anything or everything person may
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS

Customers will be waited upon by accom-
IL dating Statesmen
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

pa Hendbiils of all kinds printed a. thi,
Office.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
Spring and Summer Goods,

consisting in part of the following articles
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, Housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
SO on, ad infnitum.
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Dec. Is 1881
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

April d, 1862, ly-. Pittsburg
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE ~
CHATS WHAT'S THE MATTER i"

E. J. MILLS Il CO. beg leave to announce
TO the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their new store
room, on High street, most complete assort-
of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
. bottom some
th three founcee,
worn, iouid he
and put With a

-t,,J. ~ dted, II desired, with
beading Of velvet tibbon to match The dark
stripe Bot when three aounces are worn,
they should be marrow, ebout q finger length
deep, set on in boxplaits, and banded with
velvet ribbon, or else q braiding design the
same color as the dark Stripe.
In the way Of tartans, the latest novelty Is.
in poplin, and makes up beautifully One.
we saw was of CampbelPs tartan, in heavy
Irish poplin. The skirt was made long and
full, with demi-train formed by side cores.
The trimming was three bias pieces Of selyet
of the same pattern aud color as the poplin,
run around the skirt, with a greer eoEa at
each side. The bias pieces were about tgo
inches and a brtiding design about an inch
wide, in heavy emerald Rreen braid The.
corsage was close fitting, and tight 10 the
neck, with double point in front and fllFee
small postillions behind The coIsaee was
trimmed down the front, on the points md on
the positions to match the skirt and the
postllions were laced across with greeneord,
the same as on the skirt terminating il tassels
10 match The sleeve was an open coalsleeve,
J slashed to the elbow, and laced, to correspond
with the postillion With such dresses the
circular hooded nantles Of the same material,
and trimmed TO match, are more suitable and
elegant than anything else for the street
Many small articles Of the toilet have this
season. pecome snuowel ~ Z ~ 20, =, ~
importance oeiore unhnus Y ~ ~ '.Isll Su'e'
smong these are hanose1cp.5 sevesi snJss
and fancy compsi orusnes any perfume py1.ies'
Nothing IS mote conuue,ss ~, ietes enatm a.ui
OF pretty giove gossaMss'i1s nanaAs.eaie ~
ora dainty Oineereiis'ake supper than tnt
fant dencious ou9f OF souie uespsss
ana speskhg o. s,,Ppers, ~ seisrl tlie =
ing Styles 70 give tne leAus5 Ishgne ius..-.u "a,
the richness tas.e, anu Ossely, ,. OF snapy 7,
market Inc Slnuerehs oI'PPeri1-Tlnls y
dainty il.lie article naue o, ensFsd stse' ~
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AN ORDINANCE

To UrOuide ~ cleaning CUTTERS
snoftoE l. Be q ordai,a BY ne CRY Council Of tAe
Gu of Dayton, That 4 shl he tbs duty Of the owner
or oceupisr Of any lot pat Of lot to keep the gut
ter Ia front Of the same clan and unobstfucteo 50
that the water will ow on iely along the whole front
OF such lot or part Of lot b removing the dirt or
other matter Dc posited in SUD gutter as least ten
ffon the outer edge Of the sidwalk
SEc. 2. Any person owningNr occupying lot or
entter 10 'front.' OF the same, as FOyided in the first
section OF this ordinance, aier Office Of four
hours froBi the Street COmmssoer 10 do 30, shall
on conviction Of such neglect or sfusal, pay fine OF
one dollar together with the costs prosecution.
sscs3. This ordinance shall tab eject from and
after ifs passage.
Passed M Council this cath day oNovember, 1868
fM AHOS DECKER, Preside City Council
At,esf' AsEHeSr srrrHsSs' City chk noSOds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, chestaud pulmonary organs
arc ever prevalent, insldious aud dangerous. The
properties o. medicine TO alleviate and uproot
these complaints, must be atorant, anodyne and
inWgoraling, oosening the mucus OF the throat and
mpartng tone 10 the entire system No discovery IN
medical seence ever mastered has class OF dis ases
like br WyukOop's Iceland Peotoia IL is used with
the most astonishing & IN all OF bronchitis
influenza, whoOplng cough, dptheria or putFid sore
tnfoati asthma Group coughs, colds nervous irrta-
bllty, &c.
The Rev j. ]. Potter certdes that 81 have used Dr.
WynkoOps Peetoral Tor several years, ny self and 10
my family for severe pulmonary complaints, aud
have recommended u TO many others and have never
seen its equal" hey. J. ). Potter, Brooklyn ~ 4.
Hundreds shd thousands Of important iestimoni-
ais could be produced, showing its rems rkaoe cures
and that Il never iails.
Il Is composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Oil
tsd, Peruvian Balsam, EiecamI ane, omfrey Bur
dock and Otner inva uAhle pee and touie iu-
grenenIs. It's harmless, prompt snd lasting IN.
xalids ana sufferers cannot afford TO neglect trlai
Every family shOud have Il. lt ~ remarkable or
Group. Full descriptions, recommondatons and al
reehOns accompany eGch bottle.
sold IN Dayton BY ", stewart and all principal
dr. rpggisss.
Prepared by DR.. r. D Wynkoop. and sold by D. s.
bsfhes Co. AeW YORK. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
:For Salt
A Country Residence for Sa


I WILL sell at my residence, three miles south of
Il Dayton on the ebanon pike, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER /, 1868,
Ihe following property VIZ. two head work horses;
one hne brood narei one fine mule colt, foaed last
spring; Three mlch cows; one two-horse wagon; one
sPrng wagon; one double-seit wagon harness. com
plete and nearly newi two sets plow harness; one
mlaInisburg corn shelter aud power; harrows two
lwo-horse plowsi two double shovel plowr; one San.
ford cutting box one circular wood saw, with RID saw
attachment for making tobacco lath, 6c These art.
cles are oil nearly new and will positively be sold
Terms-All sums OF s. and under, CASH on all sums
uver that amount, credit OF one year will be given
with approved seGurity. W. b. MONDERLFY
" \. HUBER sos, Auctioneers no29dtt
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Gitp Notlres.
NOTICE 10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY 20 K sOERl

ATOrICE Is hereby given that there arc now pen ing
IN before the City Council Of The city OF Dayton, tbs
following Ordinances, to-wit
Toimprove Mape street irom Charter street to the
Western Leyee.
In pursusnce to he law said Ordinances we've twice
read laid on the ahe, and the Clerk II structsd give
four weeks notice ol the pendsney Of the same.
The law requi es ~ celms 1or damages that ma
accrue from ID Improvements to be fled 10 Hr ting
with the Ctyf Tk, tAtn forth the smOUnt Of dam
ngaa claimed within tfo weeks after he expiration oi
the time feQu ned forlhe publication Of such notice
when the same will betsken up for final action,
nos0d4w ARTAUNY bThPHENB, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
kappahannock.

!, T1NupPe
4 In one of our churches on Thanksgiv-
& day, the Minister said we ought to
nix God for the "Great Emancipation
reclamation by which million human
ings have already been brought to the
bssession of Freedom, and which links
e name of Abraham Lincoln with that
the Emperor Alexander of Russia, as
e wisest and greatest of rulers" 1t is
tting that the name of Lincoln should be
Connected with the Emperor of Russia,
who ranked among the most despotic ty
rants. That same tyrant's people are now
trying to enslave the gallant and liberty
loving people Of Poland, while Lincoln is
seeking to enslave the white people of once
free America. The parallel still holds
good.
Gold has aguin gone up to forty-seven
cents premium.
A Philadelphia dispatch says the board
of Brokers of that city received dispatch
dispatch that Meade had captured two
corps of Lees army. The dispatches OF
this morning pretended to give an estimate
Of the rebel army, which reported as be-
ing but two corps one commanded by Ear
ly, formerly Euell's. consisting of 10000
to 81 600 men, the o,her commanded by
A. P. Hill, 10000 strong. So that il
Meade had captured two corps, he has got
Lees entire infantry force. The story il
drawn rather heavy to command belief.
From the Wooster Democrat. Of No
vember Doth, we learn that the candidates
who were defeated by the soldiers vote 0
Wayne county, have determined to con
test the Consttutionality Of the law unde
which thstvotl was cast.
A Yankee doctor has recently got up
remedy for hard times. 1t consists Of te
hours labor, well work in.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
Helm STREETS
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

r ~ IS NOT DfEI
But restores gray har 10 ta original color by supply
ng the apillary tubes with natural sUstsnanes, m.
paired by age or disease. All b stantaheous dyes are
composed Of lunar eauste, destroying she vitality and
anty OF the har, ana afford OF the sslYes no dress
Ing. hcimstreers tnifniiabe C0lorng not only re-
stores hair 70 is natural color by easy process but
gives tho hair
LuXuRIANr BEAUTY,
Promotes It's fnfwth prevents its falling oh ertdi-
Gates dandrai and lmparts heath and pleassD ness
70 the head lt has stonu The test OF time being tho
Original HAIR coorng, andis constantly Increasing in
fAvoT Used hy both gentlemen and ladies'. IL "a sold
b. Az respeclbe dealers BE- procured by them
of the commercial aEenia, n. a. karnes a Co. h2
broadway, New York Two sizes, any oeats and one
.fellar. sa22diy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

Wood for Sale.-Levi Spielman he's on
hand a lot Of good Wood, which he offers for
sale by the cord or half cord, at Eve cents per
foot Enquire at his residence on ST. Clair
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

Attention Neptunes ALI persons
claiming membership, will find it to their in
terest to be present this (Monday) evening,
November 30, as matters Of Importance will
be brought before the meeting. a
AMos WIGGIM, Sec'Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

Remember-Bargains to be had Mt the
sale of the personal property of W. b. Won
derly three miles south of Dayton, on the
Lebanon pike. The sale cones Off to-mor-
row.
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Lost.
BooK aoST.

RoCKET BOOK 4OST-
DlN the M ~ Optoh last, at The c,nepati Ham
4 ntan md uayton Depot oOntainin So and sew
al notos. one ior $3.50, on Jacob Medou,; two on
salouel Mtiauat, one for $500, the othorb 0ne on
Iaunas NJ dough, i1f $50; another on Johhiedough
Tor efe. another 0u Joal Bellrnacolling fsi2b; an
a. ar on, Srnon eebhaft iOf SlOO; anotheAn frank
.slaVbin lor IS; clie on Anthony Wohl 1850, aud
oine on Christopher Rensor Tor $50. AisoOme ta1
~ ,aipts ddctcfs blIis, a. Any lerson wiui 70.
tnrn Is the noles viii IL llberaby rewarded.
10 9sds JACOB MLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAPI

DERsONs claiming 10 be exempt from ths sCon
Il scupupn Act passed ~ Congress March 0, 1893
and nov about 20 take effect have their necessary
papers made out properly aud promptly, by callir AZ
the oilee OF Tie undrrs g.edt Pension and Bounty
Agents, No 800 Third street Dayton (oVer stouFs
IRON store.)
sel'dawtf TLToR YIToR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

Wanted.-A first class carriage and orna
mental painter wishes situation. Inquire
at this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
Exemptions

L IMPORT nj hOlIgE-I Wli, unti ngter the dsat
l. takes place IN THIS District assist IN procuring or
persons entitled thereto, The exemptions provided
in the Second section OF the 'sar enruling IN
ealing out the national forces, and other purpose -
known generally as the Conscript Lax.
M T.. NOLAN,
aulyd&w-t Attorney M av
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
:Hotlnn.

TSOUND-.A PEN AND PENCIL, ihe owner can
Il have calling a. this ONCE aAFaying for this
advenlaeutpt noss
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Glotbes=torse.
sOMETHING WORTn HAVING.

Il ad ustabe PIN bar for hanging dresses on il il
very convent mt, and the only Clothes horse that has
good place for dresses besides al the space that
other horses have. They are manufactured and sold
at No 27 First street.
sel6d2w J. II. BALsLEY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
A SLIGHT Mistake-one of tbe men in

A Slight Mistake -one Of the men in
the employ Of the Provost Marshal whose du.
ties apply to the arrest Of deserters hearing
Of the escape Of Morgan and some of his men,
and the reward offered, imagined it good
chance to turn an honest penny He ST
leutly and quietly departed from the city, on
the search Of the fugitves. He found three
suspicious looking individuals as he imagined,
in or near the town of Miamisburg and i'm
mediately laid hands on them, notwithstand
ing their ernest protestations that they we're
neither Morgan nor his wen. They were
brought to Dayton, and one was proved to be
patient jast sent out from the Lunatc Asy-
lum, and the other two citizens Of the county
They were sent back at the cost Of the argus.
eyed detective, who made a nice little sum,
tout of pocket) by the operation. a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

The Glass Blowers will be seen by
advertisement in to.day's paper that the Wood
roffes Troupe of Glass Blowers will remain
one week longer. Their entertainments have
given general satisfaction, and this announce =
ment will be received with pleasure by our
citizens. All the magnificent works of art
manufactured by the Company, are gratuit.
ously distributed to visitors. A valuabls col
lection will be distributed each evening" and
at the Grand Gift Matinee, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, every child will receive
gift in addition to number for the regular
drawing. We hope to see Beckel Hall crowded
each evening this week. There is no more
pleasant or instructive way of spending an
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
AlOrrp Stable.

JAMES oAFHoART's
LIVE RY S TIA Bile.
Rrice Dhlc's oi stand Jsa rson street. ir,,y,.
"A tisiely opposite the market, where msy be had
.iagcs, sc
No Is also prepared 10 ke' . horses Ly NE week On
reasonable terms :, III -. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
Anusenents.

B e Q x Il LIS FL "a L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

iates Lees
300 cavalry
artillery.
patch says the
.apidan and Kappa
stroyed by our forces,
70 Alexandria The reb-
q within half mile south of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
A oERTAIN REMEDY,
nR srRIoKLAND,s PILE REMEDY

lrygryseay, !. beng cured Of ini. dl'ire''I0s as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-21
From New Orleans


oCorr,sposc,pee - N, v y SUM
The Morning stsr srr,ved Yesterday ron N,v o..
le,r' siih dates TO Dec. iith N. hsd cn br. rl
Gen Nei'roi Mo soss 10 report to Gen Butler, ana
bring 100 coo In specie snj iloO haes Of cotton
The steamship ner!mse has also arrived With the
sane da.os
I.. O-flr.. Ia. De-. Q. The United state. gun
boat hans.hs has arrived here With the prize .choon
- weuona, csp'L,ei .hNe bound ,rou Havana TO
Mob le. Her cargo consists u 2s- bses Of cotton -
hhs. ros'r. u bh' .rrr.n,ire, aud $1,000 In money
Ur,i ~thn hort time, tho .choonsf has been used
a. !. tel.l slnboa' st NOBLE ,.
ne rec,ips of CO.. iou A. N.. orleans since tho let
of s'1 enieer. have 'eeu over i3.e,0 bslo,
gaml%, com; ,rom Dive that R'srs h,s commit
siirned
Gsu. Bank, h. recovered from hl. illness Last
nisht 81, BSns. ssvc reception Nt her e,'dencc
u Il nd 10 lsv- bssnavtry lrillisnt and asrsssbl.
sfsf The sue,. csinpti.sd he rii,e OF The sity anI
y The ANN sni navy, IL" aud The ocsrs of
tie iofssn war steAmers
h,'r O'ledus bee, "a Thee ~ fo.r thousand
.rogp5 undcE WIT, Adams. ,tosb, and Logan, ap-
pesr,d 10 the vicinity Of hatcher early this week at
nskei our forces under Gen Gresham. and yer, r..
pulled and pursued. II 10 said took 500 prisoners
The steamer Van Rhul Which left here for 81. Lou
is,on ID Hondsy, va. badly iam.sed b. rebel battery
Just shove Bsvou sara o. eli errlodcd 10 the pilot
houie. kiiltns tapt ieoinsn and MI Curry, the bar
tender Nit. boat haIdi ~cro vOupded, three IA
hnf ne hoN .ss sN'od rom utter dc'trucfion
de,tructivs FIRE occurred here his niorrinE the
loss be "a estmstsd at -huV,0JD The buildinpr con
sum.d we're on Ichoupi'ouss ct. near Grssict strret
Other hLidinss on Nschez Alley sUs injured by
Jured
Asi' Orleans, De, 1s-s p N-Ths excitement
oect'ionsd here by the report Of mutiHy ., Fort
Jackson on tn. s'h has barely subsided yet The
most Wild and improbable fumors prevailed tina, e,.
white msn n the fort lad been naa.acr.d; ths.
the uesioes we're abeut to Kill every ~bite man In
he vieinity, g.. But the ruth va tnosn a. head
qGt'err early on the morning " the lrh. The fol
!ovi are The facts The negroes had taken offence
q. out Oi he ofIcss In command, aud svore ven
s'ahce IN ~ nf 10 sef ppssessop of bis person they
encountered more opposition than they rnticipaLd
and rred come shots At faadom and IN the air Dat
they never intended 10 create mutDy shed blood
Not p-rson -as inyufod. The hol0 AFFAIR did not
Las. hal Al hour
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News Items.
t1slsgvGphsd 70 the ksw York Sun


o-LYsishty millions oftae Eve hundred millions
Of the Ave tssniy" !osu remain unsgbscribsc
S.JoE-Ggs. BuEssID. aud stsd left Cleveland for
New York OH Saturday.
IHE steamer Pima Donna s,ruck en- q su ken coal
barge eighteen miles belos Whs,l.ns on Saturday,
SILK ns to the cabin floor. No lives ~ers Lost.
Tus first National Bank Of " sAhins,on City will
commence TO-DAY With the issue OF notes recently
pr pared by ths rresury Department for circulation
by such Institutions.
AAioI GEs. BrrLEs has issued an order for the en-.
roncnt Of all able bodied male e'izol., color,d and
While, between Is and ~ yoars 0: aga IN b.. depart
mCnt, 20 be comp.ei ed J.nG,sy lst.
rs.ss have resumed their thy, on the Orange and
Aletauiris Esilfo.d, TIA. dsn,spe doue ~ toe Isb.
o.ysIy having been very easily repaired 4 largo
force hs, been Sc 1t In rursut ofth. emmy
THs funeral Of MAJOR General Buford took pace
y.,t,rdAy at Wsfhington. Eish, Ma General Acted
pail bearers President Lincoln ATTENDED tho ,sf.
vices.
THs steamer Belle va, seized a. Nemph,, on Sat.
nrdsy BY the military authorities, charged With land
ing passenger at other than . military post, Who
wa sfer-sris captured vith . carpet sart SLED With
percussion espe for the rebels
or 1881 applicants Tor commission, In negro reg-
ment., $50 have been recommended by he Board for
appointment, viz For CoioIelh ;; Lieutenant Colo
pel,. ~; hsors so, CspAias. i0<: lst LisatsnAatA
~ a IinzaAAAsh NJ
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General Intelligence.

lds oisl Genst, John Ncrrsu -sespss .-to.., ,hs
tn'.ie" ~ Iil'tri.. Lald,ss 90 miles above
lhat;aboc's >uu o. vtsk
fivi Of thr .s'h Oiip have eriised IN the veteran
srvics. Tbs ra'int re r'aut hs, iston part in all
TIC move Htntl o. tLc Afuy ot tAr tuub. ilsnd.
Ps-ot sam aAts, iorrncrly Colonel Of the ;th
u'rfmNul '. volunteers hsf sn spprn'aL 10
The command Of The toh S.N Y. Regiment Cane
ron Eilesl Nhics 10 'th' io'ici Al Chattanpos,
TUB N,vy Department 10 repnr',d 10 have irteil'-
sence ~ pot to ccso YEA al In Philade ph H. and
iun her rut to seN as sss toLo In tLe case pf the
thcs'peat'. The DEPARTMENT hts ais, been inform.
cd Of r.n tO ri TIE rebel pris N or. no con
bued 81 Point Lookout.
lnr ias OF truce bo,' on Thursdsy. hrnusht to
fcftr's Mouroe ire. gro, Who va caytu cd ht
l'-ty.hui eh, snd sut 60 Il chmoud at the tirne ~
Lees iny.,ion lie VA icisss, he says, to shos to
thr North that the ,rchaLsa free ue.roes not
objected to by the Richmond authorities.
Tak much veIed question OF .1chans. ~ prisoners
hAs be- placed iu tie hand. = ten Butler sub et
% ne oiuef. o. th" secretary Of Wa. Gsn Bltier
iuis expects that rehsnses III be resumed though
not u.on the tims VI the cartsl. lie viii ,Ichsuu
man for man; and the Govern ent will ifss, upon
The delivering up Of coVred sodiers with their ofi
esrs, the same as white rooys.
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From Neyico, ~. Domingo and New Or
I~aps.

t'orrss YoHfSr1s 0t Tn, SUM
UGtdHd, bec. u. The steamer Conway from Vera
Cruz confirm The ncss brought b. tie Cuba The
French we're slo~lr sdysno ns to.Rrds the interior
Their cemmunics,iou, With Vera Cruz we're .sry pre-
cariou. both Ways being sttscte ed and some
time. badly eut up hv eu.ris- II va, s'il! repnr d
thst Juareu about 20 move the rspita Of thc Re
public TO durango; mat Zen. NiaduIr, the GovtrnoI
OF tn state ~ Monterey, had rcfuf,d 10 slOs JusrsE
20 LialG Monterey his capital snd that Niadurri had
bs,n og.ht over by the French, aud vss e. carry
ovcI with him The states Of ChIhuahus .ud nurAndo
ten. Ds1 had mads fsm'Gs raid tLrrIsh the
states Of Vlere'-rc, Nicloscsn, Mexico, Guerrero
ard Osxsra 20 Puehla llr had scvriai ,ti.'ii,b d.
With the r'dcc oidrios, and esputsd "a pri.or,rt
tofe'hcr wi gufntiiies of Arms and sininuaition
Nd f'ld riscs.
fion - Iomiuso 49, I've frequent rsror,, ~ ,lir
mi 80 IN i'nmeusC rebel lo-ses, ,ui general one
uau Killed on the spanish eide Iirsever, ever, To-
turning steamer bring iirs- numbers Of ri,t sua
uu1cd, And the last one hfou.l lt back ofcsrs ld
Nl2 .0idisu IFs hs-pitAls In 81 Domingo. besides
those In Puerto Rico and santiago ere Allied, ard
more are builtipg Rr niogc VI troops III
beng rent 10 -, bcuirgo and more come tIom
SPAIN. Over 1900 men have already l.. eu mt from
thi, Island Alone, and otn,r, preparing t. leave.
There NAsa disturbance In the theatre be g, the
MN Of the -th, socount Of dissatisfaction ..
Itiiof nance, and property vs DESTROYED &c the
huolnt OF $500. several young gentlemen we're
arrested the next day, bot we've subsegAsn;l de
Glazed inuocent and set free
he French stssmer A er srrived hero this morn
in3 th l9VV tro' D. for NrIa Cruz