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General Intelligence.
tBy NAL IN N. NY Sun.1

II estimated thai 'rentt thousand n the ve,s
ran. ofthe Army NJ tha Potomac will re en.' Other
sruir. sill do .. vel
THs s.tns'ed strength NJ the Federal army for III.
ensuing vesi, inc'udlre rcsulars volurtesr-, and
drafted men, l. o21 Sn6 of tNe nhVv, IS 80 men
Tnr capture of tr George r Petsr, . no Killed the
rehel o'nefei Van Dom. hs, been mentioned lie
wa- carried IN Melician. Mics. and subseluently
hioush up' m wit oi h1h'Is corpus, on 'ha 9th
~ NoNsuhef A0.r hearing he ~. di.charged
AshtAtulA, ONO, sGvc Of ahsence, on account OF
th. rcot of the oimnte of Montreal Witch last win
ti produced atfoNhl HIS counsel will move TO quAsh
rroresdins- In the kidnapping osre
TE Kcn;ucty House NJ Representative, h., passed
r'solutton' that kentuckv WI assume the payment
~ lo-.'t incurred hV uion from inion soldiers
snd look 20 ne General Government for rein hun Sc
ment. II rill ras. the rsnate.
Tsv President hs. it.ued = rtosl.mstion ,er,oyins
the di'or mir l'uf duties heretofore imyo-ed r ~,
sian ard NiearsugRu shipping snd merchandi,o
sth'n the nited Sthie. m return for reciprocal
favor.
GrN sIcNtF. hsa asted for Court ~ Inquiry 70
nvsst ehts h. conduct A. Gr'tv-hurg and sIouipa'e
tim fcm the crn.nre cRst upon hirn by Gen Ualeck
IN ssnuuHl report, for slered vant Of eruera,hip
on that OCCASION.
wuiE Prs,ident Iin-b'n rs. confn.d IN his hons.
rt ~" Nsrooid me 'riends callsd 20 syinrsth ze
Yes" he said IT bad dises,e but II has ito ad
vAntaFes For the fret timc since have been in of.
fee. have something nov 10 gipe 70 everybody that
eall-"
st,i suffering from hi. fsu at New Oresn. has yro~
thin spd stoopin' and shove nsrts ~ 60 great loss
OF health aud strength Ar to create eSr Of has
r., though hr stlll xorts a. indefatigabv AZ ever
tiers hat Hrtss bad been removed and Hsrdee put Ia
command Of the rebel army, tho General quietly re
marked, lie !, my choice an opuon thSt seems n
b. very generally entertained IN both AImies."
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TnK CAsH or RArlKY.--The General Term
the Bapssm- Court, which has besn In sessioa In
the Brooklyn CITY Hall during the present week, a.
journsd Yesterday, having disposed Of al the cases
the calendar Among the decssons 10 one In the eass
oi lcnair Rstrky. Who tried aud found guilty In
thr Kins, County Court Of Oyer and Terminsr, In
June last, OF the murder Of SEismund FelinN,
70 be- executed An appeal vas taken to the General
Term on wit of error, The csse VA argued, snA
yesterday the Court rendered decision, sfiffmfng
the judgment Of ths Court Of Oyer aad TerminsS
ton.
LovE.-A lecture TO Young Men, tho ninth
In the the Parable Of the Prodissi Bon vtll
be gwen by the Rev. G, H. A. Bulkley to-mCvruv
evening st ~ o'clock In the Park TsbernaelA Cum
bNrlhpd street batWeon Myrtle and Park Avenue.
SubJsot-"LoyE."
SEsrEscEs II THE KINGS CoURrY Couxr or
srssloss.--In this Court ysasrdAy, Patrick LAhsy
and Bernard hewlisms, indicted fcr ths killing Of
aged eolored man named william Jackson, on
the 2Jth Of August last pleaded guilty 70 nsnslausb
prlonrr', With tuo others went To the hous. Of do
o. ased in ste~aTs Alley, about midnight snd hroks
In The do with stones Jackson came TO he door to
se. sh,, ID: matte, vas, when he va ,trnes on ths
skull being thereby fractured. The prisoners yer.
.. Itsboed 10 the Psnit entiary for sI month";
lane, watts aud Andrew hcClrnnsn indicted hr
ihg loiey policies we're conNlei.d and sentsncsd
Of 40.
IuE FUNERAL OF tho late Lieut.. Colonel
Gilbert A. Draper Of the lo9fh regiment, N. Y. ",
took place yest.rdAy. The remains we're conveyed
to Grsenv wood Cemstty from the Summerfeld Meth
odist Episcopal church. A large oonnourss ~ urea
lCsntinusd On Fourth fso<l
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Virginia.
A ssld Raid BY stu rr.Cn,alry

Washington. Dsc l. A bold rad -. made i,r
egbt by stuart, cavalry upon fhe Orange aud Al.r-
sadYis rsilrosd. about one mile and . half nrond
rarfsI station. The rebels. about eight hundred
strons, and accompanied br the notoriou. Mo,sh. at
o'clock sttsohsd the guard which consisted Of rom
pany c, of the li5th Nes y orb regiment The rom
esny made brave resistance and we're only esptur
ID by the eAvsry formus hollov siuafo around
chem.
The rebels had previously cut N" trlerrirh Wiro,
but word conveyed - quickly possible to Col
Drew, and he started with ~, olrnmsrd to reinforce
che attacked party. The pHositss u me train wAr
stopped 81 Pap Run, -hero th" r'hr.. had burned
the bridge and torn up the railroad track foI sbou,
tvo mlles.
When Col. Drew arrived a, Pope Run Il va .I
Nsnnsly dhtt, and the rsip poured down fur.oI.lv
He fired several voiss st the rebels which they re
turned None OF our men wounded IL -ns evi-
IDENTIFY the object Of the raiders TO capture railroad
train from Al.x.ndria loaded vita lHss quantities
q provi.ons And forage ftrthe army shleh WA due
q the time, but the train hAbpsnsd to be hour aud
Q hall late, and escaped capture.
sscoEp pisrArgu
Washington, D,c 1s 2P " The sTAK has the
eplov ing account Of the raid. I'VE learn Through
d,pstehss received at the Headquarters of this De
Dartmsn from Gen. Corcor4n, that last night Co. l.
sfthe il5h New York RsE,ment, at saueerties Sta
Zion, in the midst Of the terrible storm then ras.us
vere attscted by . bodv Of Stuarts rebel cavalry,
stout ,c0O strong under command Of the rebel Gen
Ros.er, Which LEFT er'ct,baIg Wsdn.sdsy
eight last on thi- raid. Contrary 10 their ,Ipsets
Sions the company on rsfosd guard duty there, made
sssllsnt and ss II turned out, suoecsful resistance,
having beaten them of four tiues before being
o. aksd."
rI1pp DisrAT0H
HeddQudrt,rS ARMY o me IoioWd', bfr Is
Last night about oeloct, Ro',crs brigade Of Stu
syts rebel cavalry came upon the Orange and Alex
sndris Railroad from the south neE ssnssr's Sta
= IN. and destroyed two bridges over Poper Run.
Thence they vent northwest and have probably
reached the Blue Ridge before this. No trains have
unce arrived here from wshingtou-
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Tennessee.
The Lste BnitIc with Lsns.trcct. Etc.

Cincinnati, Dee ls-The CoNsEkci.I, ~ this CITY.
hs . speeisl dispatch from ChAtthnoosa, vhich ssys
"Durins the march Of troops from Chattanooga
sssinst Lons.'rset at Knoxville Gr,nrts eotps so,
In advance of Lonsstreet, ammunition train. While
Bovsrd's corp. va, in the rear There beus 20
eape for the rebel train. ~ carloads Of ammunition
and two locomotives run into the river at Iou-
Con. portion Of the force sent to Knoxville ha. re-
turned TO Chattanooga. The situation OF sfsns .,
Chsttspoosa 10 UNCHANGED. The army Will aeon be
b their winter quarters"
eEcoSp nisrArcu
Cumberland Gar. Dee. IS portion ~ General
lnnrusets army made . descent from Rosersvile
On Monday. and engaged the advance n cur t5rce,
scar Beans Station. The hsh'iLg "a. continued st
Intervals. II 10 since reported th,t tho rshsls osr-
eufsd - loads Of ouartermaster'' stores Cen Wi.
eprs foreee have fallen back TO TsEe~o and for
ofyins A later dispatch Of the tame date that
ohs Union citizens are lesvns knorvill. and gong
b the direction Of Big Creek Gap. Fighting lie In
peogrsss ct Blairs Cros. Roads.
The sun., 1863-12-19
Tho Chesapeake Affair

w1shin9tor- Dee. le.-As the Chesapeats WA cap
tuIed IN British waters, shc 10 IN the bands
~ the Britfh authonie,. Lord Lyon. hn tela-
usphsd to the Governor General on the subject
II 10 believed the vessel will b. eyen up at once, un-
der the Ashburton treaty and that the pirates who
took her will be arrested. our Government has
already m ads the demand.
Washington, Dee. Is. Mutually friendly, and
sstisfsetory explanations have taken place today
Sstv.sn the Secretary ofstste and Lord Lyons, con
ssrnns the recovery Of the Chesapsale and bar crew
within tho Brtish jurisdiction In Nova Scotia
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WHY bis Cabine, vii permit him 70 make .uch
fool 0, Isri Az render their county ob,ct ~
c lntrrTt tnd r!licu,v throughout the world, can
ONLY he arcous ed ~ on the suppOe ton ths !, 10
the taHlest wsy to 'e' I'd of him. They Therefore
pc. NIT h have TIE 'Iceat and fullest Us. Of IA,
pm. To his Proclamation Of amnesty and recon
,'tuc'on, We especiGl.y Invite the attention Of
readers, aud When tls " Cne-tenth" are ready TO
succrmb, We ask the privilege Of announcing II to
IT, III Father Abraham.
tFrUm the Richmond Dispateh)
Tho comments n m. Eu opesn and Confederate
pres havs had their influences upon Abe. He appears
le-. Of lset pudding in this Messaee than be has
been uudsT the di'eipine OF Seward or some her
mend.r Of " e1k>oiOgl," and We congratulate him
upon he sym ptoms Of imp ovement. OF course the
hrst thing TO be spcten Il u tho immense progTess
ing ret ellion ~ ioh wsto hays been 'ubtued IN
one month with 1900 men. He now really thinks
ne I! nsar tn. enc, and therefore, fels himself ust
ned IN prescribing tsrnt ind publishing an amnesty
in life and limb and have tack ali his property xcsp
nerro,, or unles, IL b. Art adv sien,d on by the v
tufte OF couhscatiOu that II 70 bay, he Ia TO have
hack none at sll, lie must also take an oath, pre-
whether part oft oath ~ not We are not sd,issd
Everything ro"s on s-imminrly y IN Abe. lie has
plenty oi money, plenty OF io> 81 subjects, and plenty
Of everyth else thai ia good Bat We must teiaE
further comment fol The present.
tFTom Mf Isehaond SenttntLl
Ahrah ans plan" is very sim pie pian IT 10 ,imp-
y that the Confederate StAtes are to submit
tons undez Lincoln proc lamation," and go under
the Federal oke. He merely proposes that, aft~
three ytATs bloody war, shAll yield up much more
than the original stake TOR which ve took up arns
Instead Of that distinction betveen the neoss
ary for the happiness Of both. he asks US to s.su
The sun., 1863-12-19
CHARLESTON HARBOR.

a BOLD RAID IN VIRGINIA.
The sun., 1863-12-19
r,.p New orleans and Mexico.

TIE steamship Creols, Thompson, arrived ysster.
lsy Afternoon tom New Orleans Dec, 10th With cot.
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THE SILVER CRORD,
A Companion TO the Home Circle"
Collection of Favorite
Songs, Ballads, Duets and Qunrtets.

With PianofoTte Accompaniment.
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Price In Cloth, $2, in Boards $3.50. Mailed, post
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Vermont CemaraH and SuIli-
VAN Railroads.
Trsins Coins * south and East.


Leave Montpelier 1t 40 A. 10 III. and 10 80
AN ALL TRAIN leaves St.Abans 6,l5 A. Burling-
Ui ton 90 A. M, connecting at White River junction
with trains for from Wells River st. Johnsbury and
LhtletOn and with Northern Railroad for BosOn Low
ell Worcester &C., aud connecng at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire 4. r. or Boson and with Vermont Valley K.
f. for Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving
in New York at lt,l5P. M.
AccoMMoDATI0N TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at 745
A.. Nj. FOR Burlington, Rutland and Northfeld.
NIGHT ExPREss TEAM leaves Ogdensbufg at l2 Is NJ,
Mont lea at 80 M, Rouses Point at $40 arrv
with Che shire r. R. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley R. r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at As p NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at co A. nj. $40 A. NJ and 10 p.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at T.30 NJ via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fchburg Leaves Springfield at 7.40 A
Bellows Falls at 1925 connecting at White River
Junction with Northern r. r. from Boston and with Pes
sumpsic R. R. ter and from st. Jobnsbury and tlcoa
arriving Burlington at 40 P M and st. Adams at T.
55 P. NJ and lodge.
icc9aMGpATIoN TRAIN leaves NOrthielG at 25 A.
for Burlington, Rouses Point and Nontr
hiaHr ExPREs, TRAIN lea Bellows Falls at Is Nj
wing passengers from Vermont Valley X. K leaving
New York at 500 A. M, and from Cheshire r. X.
leaving Boston at 90 P. M. connecting at
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
! 5 % p. hi. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave White
Il ver Junction at ll40 P M, arriving at Burlington
al J15 NJ, Rouses Point 73o a. NJ, Montreal at
10, 80 and Ogdensbutgh at 400 M, connect ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars re attached to both the night expires
trains uhning between Rouse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago snd the Vest for sale al
the principal stations.
G.MERRlLL, sup't
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CATAESHgEa SNUFF.

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
The Magic OF Success.

SUCCESS that is the word nothing
like success A thousand grunblings,
a thousand misgivings, a thousand de-
murs, and fault findings, and heslta-
tions, and cold shoulders, and shyings,
are at once scattered by success. The
rumor Of the taking Of Yicksburg came
into Dodgeville sometime on the night
of Tuesday of this week. This rumor,
with what had been known before of
success in Pennsylvania, created pro-
digious enthusiasm here. The men tur-
ned out, the boys turned out, some of
the women turned out, and indeed it
may be that even some Of the babies
turned out, and the way the bell was
put in motion, the way the fires blazed
in the streets, the anvils made reports,
and the rifles exploded, was proof pos
tive that Dodgeyille is loyal at The core
loyal to the old FLAG and the UNION.
Shortly after the fires were well blazing,
instruments Of brass, attended by big
drum, sent forth amidst the huzza and
the exploding Of gun powder, their swell
ling notes on the air of night, and this
scene kept on till good while after
sunrise.
This demonstration goes to show that,
after all, jeff Davisism has very little
sympathy in Dodgeville. Dear to eve
ry heart is the Union, and the old Flag.
All success, let it but attend the ar
mics of the Union-let it be seen that
the generals in the field mean to fight
for the Uni on-let the armies show that
perform deeds worthy of brave men,
and the great heart of the country
throbs in unison with them all the time,
and the man who would tarnish the glo-
ry of his country's flag by sympathy
with secession, will be held in desecra-
ton even in Dodgeville.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
Indian Troubles.

A Geographic dispatch from Des
Moines, Iowa, dated July 4th, says the
Indians on the border are aroused to
horrible action, and the excitement is
momentrrily increasing. Information
from the border says that no less than
5000 Indians, principally Sioux, have
just attacked the Pawnee agency on the
Platte River They are said to have
fought like devils. It is impossible to
give the results, although it is under
stood that many of our men defending
places were killed aud wounded
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
A Great Injustice to soldie
BY the new postage law, says the

BY the new postage law, says the
ness, which has just gone into opera
while the postage on weekly papep
civilians is reduced to twenty cer
year, that on the same papers sen
soldiers is in effect increased to one
lar and four cents. The Departn
requires papers sent to soldiers to
prepaid at the rates for single pap
which is now two cents per copy. 81
arrangement ought to be made by VIII
postage on these papers may be prep
quarterly at the Office from which Il
are sent, at the same rates that
charged other people There is no g,
reason why man who has shoulde
his musket in defence of his coun
should pay more than five times as MI
postage as the one who stays at ho
Will our exchanges call attention to t
matter.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
Obituary.

We are to blame for emitting to notice, at the Pre-
! time the death of Mr.. JOHN PHILLIPS of this Yih
whose death took place at his residence here the
of June,
Mr. Phillips was an old resident of DodgeviIle
ing resided here for many years, and we'll knfC
and respected in this community. lie had lived
good old age being turned rs years when he died u
some time he had been perceptibly falling though
confined to his bed but very little. On the mor1p
of the 9th he complained of being unusually UNIV
He was shortly after this stricken with general para
sis and soon after expired Such is human life
In Wisconsin, on the 23d of March, 1863 JESSE I
son of Jonathan P. and Saran r. Evans, (formeriy =
Chester county,) member Of Company B, 23d Reg, 4
", aged 26 years.
We have been called upon to chronicle the sad Mf
of the death Of whom it has been our pleasure to
associated with, as friend and companion, for ma
years He was noble and intelligent young ma
none knew him but to love him. Believing it to
duty he owed to God and humanity, to go forth in
fence of bis country and country flag he left his ho
with all its pleasures and attractions, at the cal {
his country and sacrificed his life in its cause Erie,
thou art gone and thy departure; thy ma !
shall still live in our hearts, though thou art dead
wise Providence has called thee from the din of bat
to dwell with Him sin that house not made with han
eternal in the heavens" Wife, weep not for him.
has laid down his life in great, good, and noble cau
he has passed this vale Of tears this earth of wee
where E9man was made to MOURN and gone to his O<
home, whore we must all soon follow, Wife, you ha
been deprived of one who near and dear to yo(
but remember the Lord will comfort you in your a1
ton and give YOU strength to be unto your aged NJ
ents their stay and staff in declining years. Sss,
and brothers you have been bereaved by the loss oi
kind and aflectionate brother. Anxously have
waited for his comipS again to hear his gentle vol
that often spoken you in days that past in to-
Of love; but alas God has called your brother FRONT
home ON earth to mansions in the skies-PU(age RecO
Pa.