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What the English Papers ThiuL OF g.oe's
Retreat

THE tone Of Tho English Press on tic r,su!. oi
J.Eg's invasion OF tie Nur.h, rcirays evident cha
grin and disappointment. W''h tho epu N 4 =
lew journal, thAl have bcon ilway friend y ~ the
free sts,os and the Union, III, iyr,m u.ons rsteat
Of the retel army IL sour'e Of M '.iic.uln and
regret, only relieved hy TIE .lr,fil ho1ght y u
England had mol h"cn betrayed ! the .pp.rsn,
stiocesres Of the South int = recognition Of the
Coniodcrsey. This ~ biunier aud danger f. IN
which th'y arr all hankil' tat Ihcy hAyo e.aIod.
John Bull evidently tak,s 80 s>son 10 Losr, aud Is
issy 70 tai caro- Gnai ia ts future his syinpstls
shall not s,t tc better OF hll llcrstloa. liz has
sgAln buna Out thai even fl-.ulcut 4 the gl1r-
iqus old JniOu 's power ~ be uosyrc,oi aud
fearcd, IVA To- somo sime come ', i =, nIeui hun
ssh w'th quietly hIsng oli iton-c ads to prey on
cur commerce IN u neutral way.
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SEss.G2AE NOTICES.


yaitH Ss'b.v !. A. - So-iety, No Z, of NJ
I%t- III G teh At Ion<. Woods o. Thutd,g
mieOn u cent mo ~ al.o be 9 fncns'rI"
remters1ee rleTfiLs unhs- .h- cooi shade Of 'hoss
love. 1000. vhhh viii ;, attended by "a me p.ir-
eip-l Tefnprrsdct nrer- and ~ sbers u ."w tx
and hfooslyn. DANCING III cnmr1orcs a. 10 o. iprk
on ~" 30 l,fsp pi,'f,'ri- H.. - ",s.r. mt' 3
81 ar ct Donu. JAMES PEHSNsN, T. 8 ''t..
J. ~ b'i.tL thfi rlsu Com. =. 1OoNkl ltr+s.
4 40 4 n ~. &C., -
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holland on M.tl-v. ~ Q, Of cholera '.''1.
,rn " =. ~" -. ~ Jane. aud N"ry I"isa4.
III, fcsti,ss sud p. ua. o. $50 f.m,.v qr. y ...-,
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g. 80 t. No.utrets md me cN.i iof aUr.puG men
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csu.Ts. - ~. sAci dinc 81. bount"s and premium
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n ~ OF Ni.kN urs. jug ig.h:
afn LAD your ,oO1 peop.. Ia Nrw Yo-k. hsyo
s'' Sang - make you y a, iaa y ,,u
knew ~. hafd work ,1re.dcl IN We. ,b.ts,
you would appreciate the victory NOR. II u no
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No hsh'n NJ tIy ssi.l. Certain -, Or. La,e
been abaa n< GsLorlls Grant + efr.u end oihe a.
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a' - ppu't' g. - Nnilt-rfo'f tho a. .r4 - san
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riiuy to ''ry tat lny 1Irt- ~ tuary o. ne
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[ nos ~ ~.
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Ncr York, ~ 'fav, dugtn' 8, + " The buoy
sncs ~ the railroad share mHkct, .il,h hn. ps
vAD,d f,r tvs or ihres days, W. interrupted tho
morning snr conaid'r>nc -,eo,sI.n IA .-ic. dive
Hoped t"lf but amer the arr' .i ,,s irni,d th mar
tt'o's m Upward turn and re.ulsr fu-o,c .ct in,
prices running up beyond AL precedent ana 49, orrof
tbs morn'ir ore pres inf to buy. Al the eIc,, has
ever, .'"cts I'm oH little from tho hIsh,u price.
GHv'rnmen' and 'tsts stock, -cf' Nrn.. Cod ,'os,d
m l2i', h'tcf -'!ir- curiug 'hr dst a. 70. S'rr
linz e'chanv, vss ftuct, -i'h f,t irusr,, Il 81
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cent 1hore smirsod rise Va cot'ol' S.,. -
msrNc' h'irr =" cont p'r o. hps'r. viii 50 &c
tive business IN tpirn,- Accprn'.
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hAkhlhS NEW bHNMArsC COnT ANY, IN
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foR INK NAIK, BAEKIs iRICurIlEEurs.
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BSY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
z O'CLOCK a. M

PORTLAND, Dec. II. Collector Washburn
has Just received the following from Halifax
The Chesapeake is at St. Mary's destitute Of
coal. Gunboats will take her If there tomorrow
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WASHINGTON, Dec. H. Accounts received
tonight from the Army of the Potomac say
that all reports to the effect that Meade has
been superseded were unfounded, at least up to
late hour last night, as far as was known at
headquarters. 1t is confidently believed that
his report of the recent movement will be salts
factory to the Cabinet. His late retrogade
movement is fully endorsed by almost every Of
tcer OF the army.
Special to the Boston Journal
All the corps commanders of the Army of the
Potomac, with one exception are to be relieved,
and the army reorganzed Immediately. Gen.
Hooker will probably be the next commander.
PORTLAND, Dec. II. The following telegram
has just been received by the Collector
HALIFAX, n. S., Dec 2. There is q steamer
in Shelburne, N. s., answering the description
of the Chesapeake. She attempted to coal last
night Government here was applied TO, but
no encouragement given, for want OF evidence
Of tho murder.
A committee make affidavit of the charge to
day and the Crown officer is celebrating upon
it.
(Signed) AMERICAN VICE Consul.
WASHINGTON, Dec IL. About one hundred
of Mosby's guerrillas appeared n the vicinity
of Lovettsyille about midnight of the 9Th inst
They took old DR.. Shaffer from his bed, and de-
manded his watch and hat. They took his hat
from his head and then released him.
The neighborhood is full of guerrillas. Mosby
was with them when they visited Lovettsvlle
His headquarters are at Markham, on the rail
road west of Knoxville. These guerrlllas were
in full Federal uniform. They are watching
our forage and transportation wagons very close
ly, and are ready at all times to take advantage
of circumstances.
CMoINNATI, Dec. IL. A Louisville dispatch
says the guerrillas in Cumberland, Wayne and
Clinton counties, are very troublesome, and
often make raids across the Cumberland. des-
troying property, stealing horses and conseript-
ing citizens. They are generally believed to
be rebel citizens who take this method of rob-
bling the Union men.
Chattanooga prisoners to the number of 1900
have pussed thsough Louisville.
1t is generally believed that the Hon. James
Guthrie will be elected u 5. Senator by the
Kentucky Legislature.
A vote of thanks to Generals Grant and Burn
side was offered in the Kentucky Senate yester-
day.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec TO- Gen f. P. Blai1
and G. N. Wilson, of Gen. Grants staff, arrived
from Knoxville to-day. Gen, Blair goes to
few days to Chattanooga. There is very heavy
force at Knoxville.
Two hundred and seventy 70 ur men have died
OF wounds and disease in the Chattanooga hos
pitfalls within the last seventeen days.
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and the army reorganzed Immediately, Gen,
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Hoi,sy, 7 DeminF. J.ln y Ct gforn, . Hsrri-
Grs y. lille Deverrux UrAs:ed. vie and d-vIses
Of Fnnt 2 umss-d. o y crsne, Cor 8 Shelley,
ron. Gsofee ba ,teit CO, Jesse Msitby, Hnis-
kamp, Aene, Reeve,. htram Bsrs-y; We. man,
s E's.. sa. g. Eas., Ts"s psoa Hsn TosI
Hate 20: Huiben Van valkenberx L Co; Bene,
dict n all Go: HantA Lane; Hadeoet, Red & Co;
Burns Rentgen Herman Bsicvin, Arehlbsd
Young &c: no:nsr, hary s,i.ly, Lyman,
Graves rr.derI eR shelley. Loai. Barn,,coui her,
Wells, GARNER Drufy, William Page, assignee OF
the Bostos LcoonAtve works, n b Morrison.
Brown. sank q The old Dominion, Pasl Woods ard
MC'ener, volne, spauldirg. W ste.sn; wm
Pattsyson, Carroll. Lewis W enton. Sumner st~b
bias, William shrpson, Pierce Brcsbers h Plan
deu, Cook = Lphsti; Stone, Starr Co: John
Lowrie. Galand, executor OF the estste u Isaar
Ga,Iand decessec; CARRIE. WIN Thompson trust ee
oft Grahsm; } Esstmsn. Gomsto x Co, nu.
vail Rogers 4 Co; A Higbee W johnson. exc.
cutor d The estate OF Vim Y q Tnrenee, decessed
You are heret, actided that there's nos Oh Gle In
the Office Of the CLERK af the District curt Of Lee
county, Iowa, 1t Keokuk, the pe.iion amended and
supplement al petition. Of Hannah Tsrgert erecu-
p rsseert and Aiiee G. Tsrrer,. miuorr by Hson.s
N. Tsggsr their legal guardian. claiming Of Guy
Wells Conveyance Of ore-afth part of all the lands
purchased By Curtis, Sample, Wells. Lyon. and Cor
The undivided one half Of the north fraction OF the
south vest quarter of seciian tLius-fovr: Seventy
rods y ide Of the North fractional quarter Sec
ton hiry-fur; the northeast frnetionsi quarter cf
Section thir.s three except about Eve sod to the
Des hoin-s River Company Ia. north sra oath
vest fractional qusrter Of eciion thirty three In
Township sixty North, a. ksng= i've West In Lee
ceuntv, Iva Said petition slso pras for partition
Of said ls7ds. deereens one Eth to psiutif, and d.
vidibg the balance among theo oxners; also for
the adjustment u The tight anc equities all The de-
II IN ia nis and for gene al Teiiff.
Aud that uiess You appear and answfr said petition
GU before the sec1nd cay 81 Of THE February
1ern 1854 OF rid Court ajnFnens will be rendered
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

70 Hrnst0n. Boyd Bsndes, VIM Turner assignee
q f1s1eb CEoasss r RshdsH, simon Dietrich II
I Westward 4 70.
Yoa. apd zach Of yss are hereby potned that there
Court n said Lee COunty fsva Il Keohut. q p+,I-
- os6sm 2. Miller abnel Hess e AID g. Perry
exeeltcss ofths Will Of Reeves ased. claim
Ssg ~ you the said Y. A. Urnston Of Three
nsndred and Fifty Dciiars, az none. due on t.o
1n0sssory notes sud sso csimns arA.rst eli you
The soreeiosnrs Of nostxsEe uPou Lat ten fiol in
Block ten tlUi, in the addition OF YIN. H. Ni,tisms
kanA 1ssvse ARessy, - ~ CITY Of Ksokuh yc~a--
Ard unfes You appear thereto and defend hesore
noon Of the second Of the tenn Of n IA Corr
90 commence the arst Monday Of Februsry 1854
Judgment and decree viii be rendered against You
thereon b. default.
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