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Kin SEVENTH STREET .Rn
P.J BELLEW Co

Kin SEVENTH STREET .ra
P.J. BELLEW Co,
MANUFA CRERs AGESTS
Permanently established In 1885,
QUARTERLY SALES
Independent of the great advance Of al kinds of
FANCY GOODS, &c.
We have determined not 70 depart from o1r
usual custom at this season. W. bo1nd 70 sell
cheaper than the cheapest te s-ents for the
sale of McClain's celebrated Cocoanut sad Ounce
SEED
HAIR OILS,
CoLOGNES EXTRACTS, &c
Also, CHRISTIANS CULOGNE3,
EXTRACTS, DO.
Also, worsleys Premium Horny, Palm. Almond.
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS
Also TAYLOR'S FANCY sUAP9,
Put up in Family Boxes to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and RsdtI
Also, Full Lines of Notions and Fancy Goods,
All Of which q oher at the
Hanufac:urcrs' Prices freight added
The TRADE, DEALfR-
HOUSEKEEPERs,
And PsDLARs
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee 10 sell al New York and Philadel pbis
prices, or Perish IN the Attempt
P.J BELLEW & 70
no 8-lm SO Eleventh. street, Washington.
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90 SUITABLE so PRESENTS szsAe
T H 4 H L 1 AVS
OPERA GLAsSEs, WELD GLAasEs
HyoROsCOrs<
MATHHMATICAL iNSTRCMEN
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Carries DE vIsITB,
FRANKLIN L CO.. OPTICIANS,
bAA Psnnsylvanis avenue, bet. 18th and l3ta sts.
Also.
Sse Pennsylvania avenue, (undsr the National
~P1BBIl and PIRIscoPIc sPloFAoLEs
OEIectly su1toG ana warranted, de 10
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NOTICE.
!srs ehipper., Hotel Keepers snS otSs1s =. cs -
deisas ins9Fmsd theZ can b caylliea With "a
sTSHW. %e o. ~ ~ c 49, 1lD, hay and
1"fA ana ssianmcrS HAcaesels prices, 6
Wholssale Grain Hloux ma feHS ~A
oa.a Sof. ID md q sts and Indians A..
eses y. Q. Railfooi D~po
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The Grumblers.

There are various kinds Of grambers, as
there are various kinds Of humans. s5me
read the daily papers only u find something
to gruuble about l! the sweet norsai is
ready at hand, the natural grumLler, tine
di,l,y val grumbler and the lyspep,ir grumAl r
have their days work before them 1t Is a.
tonisAias with what ayility the ssmi-s.cess.
ionists, will seize upon the lnerest trila and
roll II as a sweet m5rss, under t.eir toas4e,
all day long. All the repulses Of the Onion
troops are InasniteI iutl terrible disasters /.
all thu Information Of our reyersss received
through rebel s9urces-ncws manuiactur, .
generally FOR Southern market,-ars be-.
lievel in firmly, and ret.ilei without stiut
The public mind IS poisoned by these re
peltel and continues Oscillations, O! the
disloyal gruublers. If these enemies Of the
country would end their disnai lamentations
by expressing confidence in the u innate tri-
smph Of the Union cause, they would
be esteemed as being only faint hearted
friends but we cannot award them this
praise, ir they heger have confidence in any
body or any thing, save only JET Davis aud
bis kingdom. 10 be somewhat restigs and
Impatient at the seeming dliteruess Of our
Generals and the Administration, is not,
certainly, criminal. unless this impatienee
deseneTates into disloyal spirit and dis
trust of, ami disbelief in the Union cause.
The Boston Herald Of late has been dealing
with this class, and pretty sharply too. We
give the following as a sample -
" Thus do these grumbiers pirate. But
their souls are too small to BE of any NO.
count. They are the Tories Of our day-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

Rpsecraas N1ring on The Ra5ris-HS Al.
rance Meets The Enemy IL Liae Of Batfe
From the Army Of HI Froafi7 - G ~
cral Blunt Sfeliag The Re5als Across the
Arkansqs Rircr-LGrgc 4Hoaaf Of ,Sup.
pii-s Captmed-E aeo,g's Cacalrv al Oseo-
guam - Tie Iron Gals CO. route S5sastrhere.
NEw YoRS, 3lst.
Capt Crowcll Of the schooner Julia, re-
ports that on tie 18th inst, in Caicys pas
sage, was in company with bark rugged
/ propeller, painted black. with short top gal
liant masis, undoubtedly the pirate Alabama.
The Enquirer has aiyices from Nashville.
stating that Gen Rosecr1n's army had moved
on the enemy, driving them before lin with
considerable heavy skrmsains.
Ire federals are in high spirits and anx-
ions for a fight
On Monday Gen Rosccran's advance was
IN sight OF Martrceshoro with the enemy full
In Hlew. drawn up III line Of battle. \ bat
tie was expected On Tuesday.
JEFFERSON CRY, 30th.
Both houses Of the legislature completed
their organization to-day ~ the election OF
all the emancipation candiiates
There seems n be a general impression
that Congress should Lad off in the cmanci.
patton movement and there i no doubt that
prompt liberal tenaer Of compensation
"oatd CRAFTY facilitate the emancipation
measure in the legislature
acre IS a strong prospect that the Sena-
torAi question Will be disposed Of this week
| naer the constitution Of tins State sim
ie majority only Is required to pass any bill
over TIE t'Ftfh4F veto.
s.. L,r,x ", Slit
ca. Hlnnt talarranbs n en- Csrtis IN.
der date Of Van Buren,, Af6. asth, a, fol.
lows
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Tn Most b. art Eqflot, Of he W.
q aerals Hrrga and Bun a Htri
-49a4a-IaR BareR, -trk,. Ia&ea ~
34-m.--&.ea9.J9ats, Supplies CGPtsied.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, 9th.
The Postmaster Of Rie'4u1ad. Ky. says
Col. Carte. commanding a CaiJn bfiSaie,
has captured Knoxville, Ieaa., and destroy
ed fur bri lsss and . Large portion OF rae
railroad track between HnorFiile and cam
bridge
Ilv. Morton Of Indiana is here. Il Is
aot true at he has ordered cut the mi.it-
arr Of lRdilna, IS reported.
lassaug rs 10 train from Louisville u
SheBlayIsgille to-day, report they heard
heavy firing up to o click this aftefnaen
in the direction Of Lebanon Junction, &a4l
reports are current that C9l. Harlon's brig-
ads Is IA the rear of M9rsaa' forces, and
il is supposed may haze engaged them be-
tore this lime.
Ii is ramored that portion Of u nsan &
forces are at E4rdstown, and that they have
destroyed portion ct the tract gear Eliza
hetht5wH.
the rebels have been repuised three nles
Term Mumfordsrills, and everything there is
safe
Cen Roseerans force. hare driven rhe reb-
els late Murfreesboro.
II Is supposed that Morgan Is ssedadaling
out Of the Stats-
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GcneraI ButicFs Farewell TO his
Troops.

TIC following is Gen. Buffers nartinc a5.
dress to the troops of LIS late Department
HEApquARrERs DEPARTMENT OF THE CUR
NEW ORLEANS Dec. Is, 1869.
General Ordcr No 1906
Soldiers of the Army of the Gulr p,
lieyel from further duties in this Denart- .
meut by direction of the President md
date OF November 9. 1862, take leava 81
You by this final order, it being impossibl.
to WRIT your scattered outpusts cnvorin,,
hundreds of miles of the frontier of a laraass
territory than some Of the kingdoms of E',.
rope.
greet you my brave comrades, and sav
+ farewell say
/ Ibis ord-eudearcd as YOU arc bv 4, e,,,
munity Of prisations, hardships, dangers.
victories, successes. military and ciyiI--is
the only s)rrJwiul thought have.
You have deserved well of your c,un,rv
/ Without murmur. you sustained an on.
caIopment on a sana-bar 50 desolate that
Punishment to it, with every care and COM
tort possible, has been the most dreaded
punishment inflicted up, II your bittercst and
most insulting enemies.
You had SO little transportation that but
a handful could advance 10 compel subnis.
sion hy the Queen City Of the rebellion.
while others waded breas:-deep in the mar
she's which surround st. Philip. and forced
the surrender Of fort deemed impregnablo
t. Land attack ~ TIE most skilfu engineers
Of Your country AMI her enemy.
VI Your occul alton order, law, quiet ana
peace yFrang u t6ls city flied with the
braves u all nations. where. for score of
wears, during the pr7'onudest peace, human
lie WIS Irccly safe at MONDAY
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they symrathize with the enemy and are un-
worthy the name Of American citizens They
would.sell their country for mess of pottagc
or thirty pieces Of silver. They are the
drones in tie bee hive. which have to be
supported by the industry OF others. They
are a plague and a nuisance. The Lord de-
liver us from grumblcrs. They are the
pests of society, aud unworthy Of the ssri-
Gus consideration Of any respectable aud in
telLigent man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

INTERESTING EslpENcE.-on til. tri ol
M r Mskius,ry. at -. I.5ais. NJ. L..
TUESDAY. gen. atraav was PIT en- The ,,saI
us witness for tie defense. and stated tbar
the Performance OF their duty by hiH.-ll
and stall, at the bra4kin. ont OF The war.
WIS interfered Wit b, Frank Blair. ne
ten s.ii "to such an extent thItit caps.l
me II be removed from the command OF N.
Drlartmaa, of the West, in cansson nee II
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1t is rumored that Col. Parker of the
Mass. 22l has resigned
A special despatch to the Times says the
effect Of jeff Davis procl,m ton has been
the modification of the exchange of prisoners.
Hereafter until satisfactory explanations are
given all rebc, officers in our hands will be
retained. only non.commissioned and pri-
Yates being exchanged.
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Augusta corresp andent of tt,

NV Au-54'.a V0I4ls ? IHAtIE VI TIC
Mig sly.
Fart.e benefit of ero1kers. pffsr an e.
tract fram letter written by very eminent
gentleman at Wa,hingt N. whlca it has bcrn
tuy gtod iprtuue t. see aad ~ obtain per-
mission 10 copy
" toll Y,l that Burnside came within a
hair %! achieving such victory a. would
l4ye cJqa n'i han with wing laurels, and
Tint hap which caused his failure, was the
tt9. i5E Ba3eh he eeaid MT be held respon-
sill. fha strategy Tor the battle was mag
nlac 1t, n d all the n,cllis gent officers affirm
tat bat r the * lie would have succeed
81. Al tbe troops behaved Ike veterans.
aD4 5V4f lD,h is the theme OF praise BY all. :"
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anl Kinalao b. Wi.gin oh the

-eept Rinaldo b. Wiggin of the ID
Maine. has returned home in this city. His
wound at the btttle OF fredericksburg was
in right elbow by a fragment OF a she'll
lie has been in every battle Of the % Maine,
except that at Yorktown, when he was sick
in hospital. lie is brave fellow aud has
done bis duty, but makes no display Of his
acts in arms .-JeferseRiaR
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NAsHlNGToS, Dee. 81.
The proclamation OF JsT DAVIS against Gen,
Boil r, y al len,lY Intended for effect in
Europe. aud especially to enlis, the sympa-
thy ei Lsuis Napoleon FOR tie people of
Ffeaeh DESCENT in Louisiana. Should it
turn out that Butler had besn superseded
and was on lis way home when the procla-
nation was issued, il will be powerless.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

CArrIoS.-Letters are frequently dropped
into the boxes at the Post Olice with rev
enue stamps on them, the senders presuming
that such stamps will be current in payment
OF postage. Such is not the case, and all
revenue stamps placed upon letters are just
thrown away for at the Post Office, the
stamps are killed, and the letters are charged
with full postage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

In the seth Pennsylvania, one of the
privates at the battle Of Kinst3n had a naet
OF playing cards in the breast pocket OF his
coat. \ musket ball from the rebels p,ssed
clear Gle, through the pack. hardly bruising the
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New York, 18th.


The steamer Roanoke, from New Or
leans 18th inst, via Havana - !, arrivei
TO day. She brings news of an iutarestn.
character.
The North Star, with General Bank:
ard staff, arrived at New Orleans on tn,
evening of the l4th, and the news tran.
spired on the following day that Genera
Butler had been superseded, which coca
stoned the utmost surprise among all class
es. Even the registered enemies of tn,
United States were sorry to part With al
officer who has brought order and security
to the city
Generals Butler AMI Banks met at head
quarters General Butler welcomed Gen
eral Banks to the Department Of the Cult
and assured him that he would here fin /
troops who were ready to yield Cheerful
obedience to every order.
Genera Banks responded, saving that
the only pleasure he had in taking tae
command was that III dong so he Wa
obeying the order of tle Government Q
the United States.
The meeting was most cordial, and the
Interchange OF sentiments was that which
marks the camino tosrathar Of friend. -
After the Introduction of c,ch others
stats General Ranks anil staff withdrew
General Bntler tben Il. lre.tad h, staff.
reanestiny each member 10 take mans ia
enlighten and assist his successor. He
smoke in the most gsaerous manner Of
General Baufs and stat.
General Butler. p1rtinr address 10 his
troops hears date of the lstb. He aIIude-
in eloquent terms to their successes in tn,
field, and the restoration OF order ami
auiet bv them to New Oslaa.s. aal to
the feeiin- Of the staryias W YES anl eail-
dreu of their enemies. lie states that
tia expedition which taav were connected
with cost The Government less By four.
fftbs than am otba, .aa} closes bv saw.
inc that in the s5eakinr Of the woriYEare-
we'll. the oolg s,rro yInl tboa,5. he had.
h, sommends them 70 t5aa tnfur, com.
m,ndar as w5rtbv og his love
On the l6.b t;.n BaDgs issued = zen.
eral order in With be ASSUMES the COM
,nana Of the D apartment or the Gulf and
of tho Stats NJ r.onisian, a,1 Tavas and
namedb;s star Who ara al-sq1r kpa,sn At
the north
General D7pts also issnal an orlor
that all military and civil ofi,er. in the
De,artmept sb2aIJ ~eeart "a him and an.
otber sn.no,.};a., III .,,4ss=ar ,,ro#.sr..,, a,
account IF tbs NIL ~s5+rs mn f5T,b,r
oy5ers
Con Ratlsr ,o,,,,-,,,4s1 Nv - S5.f.
.. Cal Tnrass III S., ~ m
Cant DIyis C,at p - mi oth,r
n,embars a. ~ 5f'.r - :, I'll On lin.
o2I far Nv Yar, e5at,:o g.. Wa
to remain ON dafy st w Or,s4as
General R,oks WIS nn.linetbinrs with
characteristic en,,r. 55a0 ffas fraan.
VIII ao.on,.a,,;sl n, hi },nl.l At y f.
on Rome and tbo ra,a5;a.jsr Of t5s Gym
d;.;on Ton13 H. ssrt f=.=..,.1 - -. -.
tboy ,rr;yo1
Tho weather IN Nov Or's,os ! 6aa-
IT, -, -, - ~,
On tba Isl, e. P,s.l.s ;,.,,1 r.. e,
low;na nra.lsa,sf;on y,..',-
-,
he91quart5f' department o, 'ae e'att
New ofie''is De- IA 'o- }
In ooeaiaaee 10 orders from the rs
laeh'' l nave assl'ls - 5ai'n.'H q - =,
department 81 tae G2st, ID "Aiea Is aad
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Thes. Hicks as Senator of Maryland in the
I. 5. Senate, until the meeting Of the Log
islatgre. in the place Of Hon. James A. Petrco
deceased
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Deeem 'c7, 3lst, $50
itst ~ IT. at aA7dt clock. the Wis
g1tssa t work north o! Falmouth Station.
~ - ~ :, N NJ a .ttie1'i
~ - ~ S,'s isS' neafi OF the retel ~
o." o." H''9 m 'i'1''' "hieh aee 'aeF
'''''' 49, "a 'Ae's way n2fta%arI.
rtzzz....-f.zp -" / ofh' DIST,
~. .. ,''''',.,'P ',e'''' S.'iiel al non i7r
liver ~ Win 90 las'eho RS aud SOUS ooo
Tae .-T,nsr FIJI, Val. e., tr..,..
o5tb inst. has arr.ys5 X, na ,,1.-' -. -
.re.;.l d..,s,,.l =, 81.
the ,dnI.,.,s VI .,,t - ....'f
G,aaaf.or - i3,'''2' a1D
-, -. - -
s,1l...5 - - - IN '''S "'sH
: 90 US 'N''''''.
E,ssrr9a. g,n555o5 F,.,.,,,# ~. r.za..--
''' ~ ,.i'1tst it,aj1tiat ~, H".8t2-
-. 80. z.i l', ,.., - , .'''.4 M -
p=ss5,-- o. -. ~ -,
- u,.=.=I,. 80 -, ~
s,#,.lJ
tn, '>5st -. ny, 'aza--I" + N
2, ~ II INN attacked A2fsah az ha=3a
fof& festrriF n Era!uS. In fight lastsI
IA :. ,af ana aa'i'
"a. II 'i,7H t5fegs kti.9d and WaqHiza
runner a. fsae,s. losing t"1 kj!t.d AM
5.r r.. Na.'','1d; : uo"- to tatt.r W F.
Pains, ii SIutiwtt& = hatt.re, sine did.
- fs-e'> fztf at towards E'rtztaWa,
H25 5iS ~ s'Ssf=tt ta..e! All wounded, All
l.sfHHa and * fasai.., esTtGr.i
Morgan = II last httat ut ba7''st 7Hn
'aa Ia .As' eastward IN Tie >tfhaa III turn
r.se TINS morning
5=sss II s3at ia u i'AHa MS ssEt
'a> 8.''..a5 = s.zai's -,
! mes IA or lifiel 10 ii Il'r' n t.at
our i u . i'ai a" eas 1.e2aaa.i at y Is IL
VA, TITS Ia 'Fn.as' a"i ptlssi the rezs.s.
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States which, as the entrepots and depots
of your own central aud upper valleys,
may stand, in the afilueuceF Of their re-
sources, without a superior, and 10 the priv
ileges OF the people, without peer among
: the nations Of the earth.
(Signed) n. p. BANKS.
Majos General Commanding.
The only additional news in the New Or
leans papers is the capture Of two steamers
loaded with sugar, and a launch filed with
arms and ammunition, and a small brass
cannon, by an expedition sent to the Atcha-
lalcya river by command Of Buchanan.
The RHanoke brings Havana dates of the
22d. Alvices received there from Ship Is
land 10 the 18th, state that all tine ships
that sailed from Hampton Roads for Gen
erll Banks, bad reached there, with toe ex-
ccption of the Thames aud George Creek.
l. is reported at Havana that tie rebel
STEAMER Florida had got out OF Mobile with
a crew Of 100 men, passing the blockade in
the night.
New York. 22th
TIE steamer Columbia, from New Or
leans Eth and Havana 23i, has arrived
She trlngs no news Of moment,
The re els. thinking they viii see q less
/, vigorous commander in Gen Banks, appear
in tie streets in crow Dis. One OF them sent
a challenge to General Butler, who pat it in
lis pocket, and seat the angry rc5el word
that il he desired an onset - cone en- in
SIR It or wherever else might suit him best.
Cen. C,rcaran. with bis Irish legion lad
arrived below New Otleans.
The New Orleans Data has had occasion
to re5ukc the lurking treason Of the Pieay,
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PHILADELrHfA, 29th

MONDAY.
Gen. Naglee had received information from
; eontrabands, which WAS considered reliable
that body of 1000 rebels under Trimblc
: who had been detached from the army Il
fredericksburg to assist General " ise
WIS approaching Gl5aester Court lIous
with view. as was supposed, OF attackin;
the battery and at Gloucester point.
Oar troops were under arms waiting io
; the attac :. and Gen. Naslco had prepared t,
attack the enemy in force to-day MONDAY.
We had two gunboats in the river to assis
in the defence.
JEFFERSON CRY, Goth.
Tic Legislature met to-day l. Marin
radical Emancpationist. was elected sreak
er Of the House by . majority.
j. b. Pratt, Enancipltionist, was elect
cd secretary OF the senate
Mr.. Richardson in the Senate introduce
a res luton, declaring that all emaneipa
ti5nists are favorable to compensated cman.
cipation as enumerated by tie President o.
the United States, winch VAS unanimously
adopted
FAyETrEyurT Ark, -
One of the mist diihcult and daring riis
OF the war has Just been made by part OF
the army OF the frontier.
Saturday General HERON started with a
portion Of lis cavalry ami infantry for the
ether side Of tie Boston Mountains. Gen.
Biunt left CoRehill at the same time by
another route.
/ Tie columns. about coco strong. went
in light marching order. with six days e,ak
Cd rstjons, and marched II miles without
stopping. cen. Heron t55A Two batteries
wth5at cAis7us.
Tie artillery AMI baggage wara drawn
across the mountain ~ L h5rsa teams
" daylight Yesterday maruin: the com.
mands i0iuel at Lees Creek, three mics
south Of the mountain, v here the eaf4lry
AMI artillery. numbering 2aah, started for
Van Baren. leaving tie iniAa.ry II follow
him last rs = ssh.s.
Ee2I regiments Of cavalry were enr,un-
terci At Dripping Springs. Alter a sharp
sHjfaisa TREY wrre PIT 70 4 sht. leaving :
khle4 and many wounded On the field
Or iarces Immediately fl we'd lee flF-
in rebels to Van Bur,n, where a spieldi
charea WAS made, led by Generals Blunt AMI
HERON in Icrs8a, ,rc-ul,ins in conn .ete
S.etAry over tie enemy.
Inc rehcl cavalry ru>hed aboard s9me
steamer and eseafeI - the ether side Of the
riyar.
Two steamboats, and over loo prisoners,
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~ tI,, -. -, r,b,i. -, -.
IN J., @I,s.-.s..I ~
\ large quantity Of c,rn, camp eqaippage,
TGs IN -, e4.ot 'I ~ ' hs, Nc "'S
-,
W tl,s ..a5s5-.,,- IT, ~, ;.,e,,.-,.
o,I ar,.l.r,. - -, -, - i,
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in ,bo u -, al '', - !, -, -. ' ;, ~
: ~
'..e ''''y u ''.s frontier = Greatly marx
II EAA4z AETEGs. Il t1uis, -3sh.
10 y u: ia.tseN, ',eH.-ta ehiei
tins: h.ant All Heron fi7fed over tie
u 'ss3i Mountains ca Nttt5fsaE, and aa'ah-
I i without lt1a- To N4a Ba:en. laeF
dTaYh the enemy aer1Ss tie Arkansas riset,
Kid aai "ea#d d il ie", and Tux thru
,Ss#a z3tts' satHe camp c4atFaSe ali IdH
pfis5hsFs.
+ ae tn''ta ii - #ltes "sth arms 1ad SER
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WAR NEWS.

From The Gulf Banks supcrsedes Butter
Gen. Banks Adaress to the People
The Pirate AlaJama She captures a
California Steams4ip-From The West.
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NZEsi;=s zE#s,y.as s:atsncnts ia
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-24

AN INFAMOUS OUTBAGE.-Last Friday
night, between the hours Of ten and twelve,
the residence of Mr.. James Keith, of this
county, was forcibly entered and robbed by
a party of armed Federal Soldiers. They
rausacked the house from top to bottom,
under pretence of searching for Confeder-
ate spies, and pistols. They failed to find
either, however, but in the progress of the
search they found $50 in money, and a
very fine bowie-knife,-once owned by a
deceased brother Of Mr.. Keith. They
graciously permitted Mr.. Keith to retain
the knife. but carried the money away with
them. We are informed that the conduct
of these ruffians was insulting in the ex-
treme. They presented loaded pistols to
the heads of the ladies, threatening death
unless their orders were complied with -
Warcrobes ard desks were broken open,
clothing tossed about, private letters be-
longing to the ladies were opened and read,
and in fact almost everything was done by
these scroundrels that could insult or annoy.
We hope the perpetrators of this gross out
rage will be apprehenLed and dealt with
severely.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-24

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20, 1859. as follows:
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the Pills have this popularity, they are
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-24

OTIt has been ascertained that of the so
cent. postage currency, there are nine diff
ferent counterfeits; of the 25 cent. and 10
cent, two each, and of the 5 cent, one
The present postage currency is coming into
the Treasury at tie rate of $50, COO per day,
and about SO, 600, 900 eff the $4,000 600
issued has already been received. The so
cent. and 25 cent. notes will be withdrawn,
and the new and improved issues will soon
begin to take their place. The withdrawal
of the and 10 cent. notes will be more
gradual