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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHKs-There so bbe. pots sold at Sc. Pearls
continued inactive at sxc. Stock $40 bbs.
BRKaDsrUrr-1he -four market continued heavy prices
closing shade lower The days sales confined TO
s4OO bbs state and Western 100 DO Southern and 900
do Canadian. within our revised quotations
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CPONsALIA
II wAvERLEY PLACE.
Madame BENEDICT offers her ent ely stock Of Bon.
Hats Caps Headdresses and Flowers, price,
order o make for fall elites
Madame Benedict will leave for Paris July J. when any
commissions entrusted her will be carefully
tended 70.
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THE MILITARY.

" BARNY CR0ss.-EvERy SOLDIER WHO BELONG
n cd TO the Kearny division entitled 70 this
For sale 81 B. r. HAYWABD'0. manufacturing iewejIer.
O6 Broadway room No. l. Samples win b sent By mall
11sr RBGrnRNT-wANTRD SIX PAfn or PANrs.
cd unifofm Of list regiment Parties having them -
sposs o. fslF Isiss wi please ssdFss' n L. Hsas
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d. and
Five barrels OF pork,
or barrels of iiour.
or 10 bales OF rope,
or barrels OF APPLES.
or 2 casks Of bacon,
or 8 barrels of bacon.
or ! hOgshead OF bacon,
orl5 pieces OF bagglng,
Or barrels Of beef.
or barrels OF beans
or ~ kfgs oil butter,
or packs OF buffalo robes.
or 4 bales OF cotton,
or barrels of corn IN ears
or ~ sacks OF corn,
or 20 boxes of candies,
or B barrels ., cider,
Or 10 barrels o. coal.
or 70 bides,
bales Of hay
or 8 barrels o. lard,
or ~ kegs OF lara.
or barreie Of lime,
or Is pics Of lead.
barrels OF mOlassea.
or ID sacks OF Oats.
or I hogshrad OF tobacco,
or ] hoeshead Of sugar,
or barrels OF SUGAR.
or 8 sacks Of c0aee.
or IL kegs OF nails
or sacks Of salt,
or cAxks Of fKxseed,
or bbls of potatoes.
or barrels 0f hams,
or terces Of hams.
or tesces of rice,
or S barrels OF mackerci.
or ~ boxes Of Tobacco
or Is boxes Of lin.
or bbs OF rosin.
or ! Pipe Of brandy. r
or barrels Of whisky or other liquoE.
or barrels OF tar.
or 2 casxs Of wine.
or 500 feet Of lumber,
n No. hull
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FU RNITURG.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY roR HoysEKEEPERs-
al The Furniture contained in his
rossvaod Pisnofore made to order prawipgroom Furni
tnrr made by we'll brccade Curains Eageres Book
WrrorS ronxes, Paintings Statuary Buffet Exten-
son Table China Glass and Silver Ware superb
Chamber Furniture &C. furniture was all new last Nay,
and " iii be sold at . sacrthce n. MIDDLETON.
TyTRNITU re -PARLOR SUIT WITH CARPETS AND
Mirror wanted In exchange for carpenters work. Ad
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A MEXICAN GAS LIGHT JOURNAL CONTAINS
"A share list OF nearly hve hundred light conpanies
Every hank, banker aud broker should have It. %
New York.
pO0Ks-DEALERs IN CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
- Prints Cards Stereosc0pic Views. Carries de vse. In
- everything In this line be had OF at the lowest
wholesale prices GEO. PECK CO., Purchasing Ageuts,
"a North William street. Send stamp for catalogue.
IF you WANT TO KNOW
why Western and Southern people have torpid lverss
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
book every Contents tables Tree. At the
the DR. nca newspaper depots throughout the country.
81 4. wenera No. vesey street., or or the author.
DR.. Z. B. FOOTE, No. l,lO Broadway, New York
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the fece1pW az the Sub'ITeasury To-day Wer
40 follows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08
THE ATLANTIC FOR 1864

VIII 10 IL no Wis Inferior 10 the previous volume.
bat it viii b. the constant aim u The Publishers to
advance Tie high standard siready established for The
magazine. IN furtheranee Of this aim, they have
cured ior iheir new volume several
Features OF Peculiar Interest
Amons these they arc noa able to announce dch-
Btciy that
ROBERT BROWNING viii contribute cyeral Nav
NATHANIEL HAWTHRONE win print bis New
Romance Ia tie columns u the ATLANTIC, com
poncing probably. with the February number.
HENRY WApsWOk1it Lo$GFELLoW all
pabiish ia the ATLASTic some taHtos Of his Trans
iai0u VI Uant,'s enyIua unnlcdil
MRS HARRIET BEECIIEE STOWE begins in
the january number series 81 capital skctchcs.
f. be continued through several numbers withihc
tiilg 81 "liuuse and HON, Papers by Christopher
CreVneld
j. r. TEUWBRlDGE has written q Nrw Novel,
which viii DC commenced in TIE ATLANTIC duriag
the next Volume;
PROF Lotl~ A0ASslZ viii continue those admit
rtbe article, upon dilgrcni branches Of material
sclchre which iagy constituted W. Interesting and
Important q 6ysiun 10 The late ,aiulaes 81 the ar
LkN1It.
go TEgNs The ArLASIr Is ior sale 81 80
Book and Periodical Dealers. Price. q caulsaHam-
bcr. Subscriptions i1r the yclr. F8oA postaec pgid
ClrB PurEs.--'Iwn Copies i1r one YEA. $500, and
cash Additional subscription q DE same ule. and au
Extra Cops gratis ior ~ Clgb ri Ten Subscribers
Or Eleven Copies Sos $1,000
n sii Ciai.s, subscribers pay their own postage =
ctuis pr scar.
Specimen number sent GRATIS on receipt n four
seats iVr pasiage.
1ICkNOR d FIELDS, Publishers.
$50 AsHNGres t.TPEE1 BosTos
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TIE sprcss rssfsTasarsA q ih9
Cincnrssi f,+ss-sas gset tisF se.towing
srouaus 81 thr 4elssiy a NJ Etcr'
esss ttrltgsbute ufsiFa
Go fissmE siss esstaf tageei - NJ.
Lioouln. sd EaAs &c ssfg is@ Dos,
ssis
NJ PAFslptNr
Mho rxoaeutd ham Ssh
Mr. Estsrrr
Tie araior llssn lefned 70 tie mul-
uiu8e. ssd .iosA - tiisnse os~sr' ius
che psuJ,ss and coatrm ldsiifg she "a.
gu.,ise t5rgsrs tPrrsd uai l''srr BIN.
comprising ile io~n, ihr iuus hoe ot
rBss4trAas rIsssiign, sbui two mikes
dsasani. spsf.sly covered wah trees
sDd stretching isr 20 tie right aid
che iefi. several Eiles u shicb werc
corrupted by the eusmy and their tai
,,f,cs 90 tie secoad si,d ,lifd days Of
the ha,tlt I'D further back sAy Use
mics. llsc bVsaiifgl South Mounia y
y~ages a06. as llse Froi,sand snot'oos
awakened - The thouehl lhsl amid 20
sHacL Of nslual hvasiy The enemies Of
free 6pscrsment had bat yesterday
sjih she, and slsrll aid riha ball
slaughtered tie deiendcrsel that Goy.
eminent ~ tic presence q whose
graves be sss standing -es ijeuily
moved ~ such reflections the .ener-
able orator. who Inks ilie present his
sory. commented lis Grafton He
Ftoke ssane moments mosi beautifully
VI local associations that arc not in the
main address a. Published. MOI only
bad he prepared bis oaGon with the
greatest care uadtr faii sense Of is
Importance as an historical document
ot universal and perpetual interest ~
this country, but had committed the
ino hours production 70 memory aud
delivered i wihoH the manuscript %
psonpter. In no portion u It did
a. seem to hesitate. 20 thoroughly was
IL mrmoriErd. II i worth rrmarklng,
however, that IN pronooneiug the 20.
ton devoted 20 AN account Of the bat
ale. hls mind seemed slightly TO wan.
der, aud hi. delivery TO appear me,
chsnical. For example. he used the
name Lee When Il should have been
Gen. Meade. which mistake 50 tisri!-
ed the President from lis intense at
teniion hat be looked up, turned 70
Secretary Seward, and quite audibly
made the correction. The orator.
however, neither heard the President
nor noticed il himself Aier few
minutes, the same mis- AXE was made,
which called out from Nj Lincoln a
slili louder correction. which the ora
tor beard. aud turning round, bowed
very low, acknowledging the error
and apologizing for It.
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TERMS

T8e gassrs 81 isgrasu lti gilur rhieb have ietn
!ii 81 ia slsstefsf y Satabf ftn8rr coini8sIs
set " O. hrtRs Nte4ztsa desirable acaatsitian H.
Aag F4blg - le}ssif library Ibg Publishers csa
sa5py namiist se.E aF say Suabrr grilnl the cara.
iasBeeHlsat pr Tsen,s nFe C,aik tley sGl :, "a
sag NNmatef tg SASH Isss3 ls5d Ang A0aHe cQf-
t-Iniag 81 kumb.rs. bsaaa iH Aasiin Sii =. n3lA
sd fast iale ia Any tao a be niica States with
d iss5 niliss Il ~ aark - Iag lsala.s sud ~
tg Eeats taMplsic ssts EOS uH8irlsiae 1xrnts.
nfe fasuefs ai3 d ssai - tAfFtss tba iftssai 81
i8e rA3ease 4 taa PsFca~ef faf une nisas sti
GlgGs9 sigef teHts - kalatar.
0ae C9lg fF ans fasr e.. Two Eep5et ~ ane
year e. So. -iiAErtar AAGfAET And -iisErEAs
= Enstr 8af Yesr a. ~ An3 10 EEira Copy.
gfsste - every tiah ~ IA srhss zlnsaa 81 a. 81
eset IT, ? ba4es iof 49,
ltsrEgniau aae T,ase, p sappiia6 ~ " - yszr.
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ya'ems NastIs CavaFr. = HFuit eseh Aett A6sn
gaItfs1 81 D. sHt ~ MAJ 1aebI CeHfs aAsitst8ai
Hlat7 D. Faalsi,,a isr Ess1sase b. fusisgt Hfaa
haEa4Es NspsfreH fnHst b 5ssiA 81 So ufihs
safFs d e Hsa3tes ias Fasiaee j. Tusufy Ganr
Isats stzz. as sla Ctrts - tafes uaaatas
HAAFEA a BAoIHEEs
fEAkELD -svtEA SEa iokE
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SECRETARY SEWARD AT Gt1rrYs-
BURG. -- Secretary Seward, 10 res.
ponse TO serena le At Geucy sburg,
made a brief speech, which is report
ed ~ follows;
lie said he was sixty years Of age.
and bad been forty years IN public
life. This, however, was he FIRST timr
he had ever dared to address pc op!c
residing upon the border Of Mary Land.
lie anticipated h,ny years ago that
the battle of Tree dom would be fought
ON TIL. ground, and that slavery would
die. loud CHI ering.) There bad
breu a great issue between The people
Of the country North and South, and
il was now being determined in tli>
contest. He had been anxious 10 see
slavery die BY peaceful means and
moral mrans, II possible. ard now tie
va. determined 10 see il die by the
faes Of war. (Applause.) This Penn
saaia--beauliinl, eapacious, rich
and ferlilc---was an evidence Of What
the spirit Of freedom had done for the
Union. He would not abandon the
contest until he had one hope, one
country, one destiny and one national.
ity. loud applause
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RhRPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

Critical Nitices " tlt Press.
The yulamos baana eoAstilufe # themselves D.
hfry ~ miscellaneous reading sHch As cJh uUi hs
tsuud Ia tbe compass iB aay other publication
that has c,tnc nnder OFT na,irt Boston Courier.
! BE- mpst popular Monthly ii ihe world. SeN
York Observer.
We must refer H terms IF eaiugy 10 lho Eish paa
aga varied eNcsi,Ber 81 likEsEa MaakzINE--s jour
nai with 8 U"uhls circulation 81 aiout i5tgD cop.
les ia hos, iaets ere d D. iaund s,inc u tbs
choicest ieAt aEd general fvaaint q ibc day We
sftaE - tiis v0fk O. au efl1tHr % tbc American
iaafte ana ihc popularity Ait acqairsa Is uieri-
- Zach Auiais gisiHs fGiiJ "a la.es Of gead-
ing aiattcs apprlfyiAeiy Illustrated vlih COOL A,Hti
cuis; and csinuIes in sr3 81, f4cy muH hE aasl
tHe l8tre philosophical quarterly beHacS WEh Tie
hasi faHfe Il &. aag 3sa-nsh T. is.. gaal pow
II q EAR dissemination II . sa II ptr On f4iapy.
ri fatnSLrs Ggile " Aarrie.n Literature. Lon
dan
M aasazipf ia karepe " America j. 80 vel
taoNa; nub hi.f A. Hiaay readers. and sc mAy
SIS say, ueae AAs istd ~ iaF4e q gfibate 0-aa-
ati,a.laa from ta cultivated si5ss5s tal delight g
5 hcslshg, altardaed eFaiiug ftligiFsl. literature
l. b. tAe frepn Nzline a ihe d4y The nftside
nagef had a pfge tei.shaa caHpabiun nYF De uiii.
s,8 5 more eits4Hs a. ii4suH lhsa ltsfTass Aas4.
sise Methodist Protestant lilal8lmareb
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DEATHS.

lE DE eitf - tlstkasA y iseeassh as taf t-d das
< NefyH4lsf i-ek q Biffhafla JOHN s. AEM
STRONG uaiy rsa u 4 IL aaa j. Armstrong -
barsf8- "
Ia &shHluezaHs AaF 80. ,S apatisag NAA4EL
III ling isi Heed - 9rars nsaalss
is iseuasevten tSf 5alh WILLIE g. oaiy san -
Sieftaea = ahl FAnaAs y isast sr 1saa rasrs.
sssaatl aa4 u dafa
a. Ea4ssisre sts 80 THOMAS IAEAfp
ssls3ss e. sfiaiu Toss ss8 PASS CO. & n saa st
l.ssa 81 sfsfA
ID Tres a Y ts& & effs 7saeaA kvtr E& AeTl5-
khsI sagssszr - fat IFst q B5slaa flsafsa.t
s.a feuaesis Easl H1tsia.88Fa
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HosrETrEn : BlTrEns

lis,s received thc wsrp,sl ebeomipms from the
press and reopig throughout iAe Upion Is valuable
tobic fot ths ours q uSspl sia Fatultncc, CoHst-
patton, and ecnoFal nervous drbility tcannoi b ap
preached Every day gew cases u its great efleet
chraniclsd through au principal publis journals.
There is nothing equal to tho enjoyment 90 that
which the afiieted eaPsfitnce vbcn using ttl- VAIN
abs specific. IL mild tone is sare asd sleogops
action upon lisgrlared stomach, and thl cleansing
u thg entire human holy should recommend 4 10
al lcAsscs u pHf eummaaiiy
sr- srr AuyFhrnrvgsr -a.
For sale by Druggists antdealsrs = ner-lly every.
~hyIe. -
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3coNneNieArEn.
TO CoSsUMPTIyEs.

The undersigned having been restored 10
health IN Nv weeks, bv : very simple RENE
by, after having suffered several years gith a
severe lung affection, ana that dread disease,
Censumpiinn-is anxious - make known 70
IS icilpg-t sufferers tie means 81 cure.
To ST. NhH desire II. he viii send copy 0f
the prescription used Tree Of chareel, wit,i tie
directions ipr preparing ana gstag tie same
eh.cl lhFy @ill iind tsrt care ior C9Nst VIZ
rioS, AsruNA, BRuNcmns, CegGns. ColDs,
&c. The oniY object VI tne advertiser IN scnd-
ius The Prescription : go bene'ii tie aff eicd
ard spread information which BE c8Heeiyes 10
be iuraiaable sai he hopes every sui'eocr alb
try al. remedy. q. & Sii cost lAen nothing
pHsl mss pnsKe q blessing.
Parties Wishing THE prescription VIII please
address RfN. EpM ARD A. WILSON.
Wi.Namshursls, king. County
erals Nee York
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pg0s.TE CoUBT

FCNHE EEGrIAE SESSIONS 4 tae Probate Court
1 G# lac District 81 Name - lf ia tbs - aiae
aCisl year. ulIi D. hst'n at e. rraa,, fiire ii
MAnosi, str ~ ibr lass Wednesday, IT every u.o,.tb
Is tbe prs IL aw fbt ie Ia thi. t.,aFi nre greatly
eahsnrai ana aerrge ~ tht tsneHg ~ thr stale W.
sre mersy the Ba1ass u The state u r,reis, trgi
sal arc requir,d 20 s4yanet e4ery cN whether cg#-
lteres{ ot net lasr. eSn dr4E ouF salary 70
remedy an insunseAlrncs and ehtasrrAssiue ni ~
taYe * ,s.riae,d ifasi pr0racied credit - ffl
sd Il require lH faiafg - ies - o. Isaid al tbe
tius to- business frsu watch iity acrrar Is tran
.-e,sl US. kENI Jadge
r. f0WLEE kesister
Ksacbesssr Dee 8 l-s8
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Marrtdgrn

81 Prrs SaF Il IS gsy &. Boaksf W i
e MOUSSE Aai Mss SARAH STILLS, htsa a.
FOgu
81 NlahAil "a TursiAy Use us. lY Wacel
81 Ess Mr WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS 81 Brs
IoEft@A BENSON esga IS vi aasa
h. lA-nby Sas 8sh e. q. 4 I.aetf hal VI
S0El V ROOMS = rnmeaiil an4 Mss A&&A
HAkHG q issats
o. NrsiaHA. SIS res eGfh uit. hY EtK 2 teW3F.
NJ WINFIELD ; sMNENiA taMss ADELISE
Y Nf EAf. lsgih 81 VI sstgaNe
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hes8qasufrs ear'y lhs uariaa he
ia ,is sath s4e s. lhe Rnp.laa -
iefdaf mefHins, and feIsfts tat ~
eefioas esisng had sebrfi ~ 20
thai isoaf q sas nai thea lrtefsd
tisi Ger. Mrs4e vaaij suaei Ire
before 70 3sy ard considered b possl-
BE il.ai 90 laule spald te Sought. -
fhs army cnly orued rat.os iof p
yery brief esmpaign. j. ell base %
de e zaa - tail taek 81 iresh sap,
tae. Il s. pa.allc ihat when Cen.
Meade ha. fui-hed tly uotk be- on-
aesok be- will lall hack So a Fred
ericAshura. tl,opsd aoth & & kagsn
upon q 81 pofi.
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TRIAL ron MURDER. - The Grand
Jury have found bills against +. f..
S.feeier for the murder OF the Coy
family, at Medina. Ohio. Suertrr
used to live IN Bellows Fails. lie has
been sentenced TO be hanged on The
10Th OF February next.
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ALLOTTED Ply.
PROSPECTUS.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
Magazine u Literature, Art and 'clllica
Is UNIVERSALLY rEcOGNlHED ~
TIE BEsT AMERICAN &hGAZISEt
PROSPECTUS.
The THIRTEENTH VoLUnE

~ the Ar'ANrn commences with the number n
January l-Gi. rs commandment affords the pub
Fishers vocation ~ say that the AtLAsIic has at
tanned circulation aia prosperity never equa.ltdn
bn4 American MAGAZINE - Is cktss
The prosperity ~ thr ATLANTIC enables its ron
ductHr- 10 cupl,ii tLr most eminent talent 81 ID,
country in ~ CuiuuHs An the h,.t SHOWN Writcr
ia Am,fieJa literature, contributing constantly tsb
PAGES give 4 III sole rallt q o. known d. oar "a
uaSAL magazine H., ,ian comprises the following
names among as lea5iug contributors
.luiayS Russell lowell John g. pafrev.
Henry v Lanvieilas, GruB.l s. billiard
i.euis AEas.iL Henry Giles
Ralph Waldo Emerson. Waiter Mitchell
Nathaniel ilswthrune Herr, I TnrkerElan.
Gbaflrs sumner John Weiss
Eob,fy Dale owen, Francis va, land IT.,
George " Curtis william Gallon Bryant
G. q iaztWeA Ars n Stove.
z lliGdnsua, Harriet Narlinesu,
AuthoF -Harsr,t llowth" n Marvel"
Mrs. Julia VI love David l. WATSON
Mrs, g. - + Whitney, "lhc Country psrson,~
4 Buchanan Head Rose Terry
oliver " Holmes, Harlie, h. Prescott
j Dim a. Whittier, Robert q 5. l.oWpH,
Gail Hamilton. j. T. ir0Wbridgc
y T. Nhipulc, Josiah r. Quincy,
Bayard fsy lor Fruf 4. ID. White,
th3rlgs +, Norton, Edward H. Hale
Fralc.s P.rsusH, r. sheldon.
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War Summary.
WEDNESDAY.


Cincinnati. Dec. |.
The Commercials Cumberland Gap
correspondent telegrephs tonight that
all the available force was sent from
there TO intercept Iongsirer,'s retreat
into Virginia. \ courier from Knox
vile, brings intelligence OF the enemy's
attempt to cross the river on Sunday,
bringing on . general engagement,
and resulting IN the defeat Of the en-
envy, aud.the capture OF Gen. Wheel
er's division Of 5000 rebels.
iIradq'rs Army Potomac Nov. 80
The armies Of Gems. Meaie and
Lee are divided by Niue Run Valley
crossing the Fredericksburg and Or
ange PlaCk Roads about iwenty miles
from the latter place. The enemy
arc strongly entieuched, and exhibit :
deis rminalion 10 make desperate re-
distance. Some caauonadins has ia
Ken place this A. NJ, which uas ierbly
replied 10 by our batteries. Their
line az works i near Neriierss He,
on commanding positions, but they
will probably be attacked to-day or
10 morrow. Nothing of decisive
character has lranspired Up 10 the
present lime.
Chattanooga. Dec, |.
Hook r and Palmer evacuated
Ringsold this morning after burning
mills. depois. pubic bailding, and
railroad bridges. A cavalry recon
noi.anee tweniy.,hreelmilcs southwark
discloses no anemy bot they we're
foaad IL force Al TUNED HHl rriroad
from Ringgold and Chiekamaags. 49,
Col. Gross brigade was leit on The
old battle field q Chicsamsuss, harry
log tie dead large number which
Sas len by the rebels since Sep,crn-
Der Goth.
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gos:TIo SIZES ESTATE.

GTAI or VEIN Mt,
~ Eupheutr Gsrst. -.
49, - atsa,r Cent hal3tu 81 Nsnel. tter 81 and
tr sat District 30 tbe S5lh asy u N9f,flrr. A y.
1855
Present ilga Il KENT JaAge
A. iastFameng 10 srfias glrgartiag r. D. ~ iss,
All ~ pstAaeht = H0EAfiu SYKES. late q
Dofsat IL said District ceased 80 presehtai 81
PF,,tsis
Wbefearsf X was ordered tssi .aid Instrument b.
proven 4 Prl.tst. EaafL = b. h.Adea u IS Pro
lat fDn5er Ii AaHetssfeF ia ana ~ alif uistftft
"a 49, i-si esifsstisy x December 81 aaA that
uas4es tssfs4f 81 sTea tE publishing ass s.f1sF uafef
neekf sarsssiseiy e tAs NANrHngEE JaEEstt-
pralod ~ MAaehNstsf Fr4,sas = s4la laae 4 lgaF
Ia I'll i X PQNL EE Es.sstez.
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Advices from the army OF The 20
tomac, states that nothing Of interest
is transpiring there. Tie rumors
here that he army VA, falling back,
probably originated from somi slgu
Of divisions or corps.
Washington Dec. 6
The Richmond Examiner Of the Sd
states with certainty thai no successor
10 Bragg has yet been appointed
Ilardee now commands the army, and
viii continue to do so until chi,l
shall be appointed
Chattanooga, Dec 4.
Special dispatches say tlat the
rumor OF Tie death Of Gen. John G..
Brc, krnridgc from wounds received
in the late battle is confirmed.
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Heroes oT Gettysburg /.
4 T T L n ITO N /!
VETERAN SOLDIERS
" THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE

I@ 2amns Il rs lllhl lsini1
ere authorized t. n raised 20 tlis 81 tc, and
the O vernon 81 Nermmai calls ou Bennington
County for enc iull Company 10 be raised rs
speedily as consistent
Al abls-hulird mer, between The ages u u
aul 49, Nllo base heretofore been enlisted, and
hayc served noi loss tispn MISE months who
produce az honorable discharge from The SER
virr, 81 the u.uailorp, and enc pass the cxIut-
mauou rcqucd ty tho mastering Regulations
II sac tHiie stutrS. Hsv bc enlisted under
u' atier as fejelan VOLUNTEERS
Every Volunteer enlisted GaA mastered into
tho service a. a vc' er4n under 'l, order Will
be entitled 60 receive from the Uni'el States
one months pas BE- advance, slid bounty and
premium Of
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rnrNsnAY.

Ncw York. Dee !.
The WashiSgioa correspondent q
the Ecaning Post says;
A courier employed BY the news
papers came 10 l-osn Gen. Mesdris
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DILL ADS nsAi,g pflstea AZ tie
ID JOIEkAl OFFICE
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Dispatebos from tie Array q she
Potomac y,st, r,lay. q tie I'rrss. iail.
- Is reach Washington. ewing 20 aa-
oontrula}lc ciScumHapces u appears
fo9m the dlspatrbe. that i evidently
was intended 70 attack he enemy g
iheir works. CauuapadiHg was open.
ed ~ 9 a n. from our batteries. u
pas asceiisinet ihe enemy bad built
succession u dams which sWcllvd
the creek % eight Or nine feet lie
drove them back lrum their advanced
position. Gen. Mead after care
iul review Of the enemies position,
deemed L advisable to withdras TO
north side Of tie Rapdah
D,serers and citizens report hat
john G. Breckenridge died Of wounds
received a, Ringe Id
SATURDAY.
Chattanooga, Dec.
A pamber Of refugees from Walker
county, Georgia, came u to-day
They represent ibat Il perfect reign q
terror prevail, IN Northern Georgia
Males 81 All ages are couseripted, and
all supplies are impressed. Tue eiil-
zens are escaping 70 The mountains.
Gen. Bragg ha. been relieved 6y
Gen. lIardee. who is making desper
ate efforts 10 patch up his shattered
columns, and assume the offensive.
OF Charleston. Nov. -.
One or two rebel batteries have
been completely demolished by our
immense ,hoa shells. Sumter rec "
ed au AWFUL pounding Yesterday One
Of our heavy shots struck on the in-
side wall and sent an immense quan-
THY Of il into the sea below The
walls ARE so broken up now that We
have a fine view through them Last
night sergeant and ten privaies Of a
Georgia regiment. stationed on james
Island, made good their escape through
The darkness. and surrendered them
selves 10 our iurces ON Folly Island.
They state that the Charlcsiopians
and The rebel tro. ps are almost il a
state d panic. All caiables ae scarce
and enormously high. They say tic
5 9TH canuol hold out many day. lon
ger The poor people are "a a state
Of starvation ~ Charleston aud Savaa-
nsh.
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rERMs - VAcAII0Ns.

Academic YEAR 81 weeks Fat 8Hj NMHf
FERN viii commence ou THURSDAY, ue'ater
1t, aud continue ~ weeks SpfinG rHea,tal
Two veeks. Spring aad summer leH Nii
commence on fhumday Nareh i8tl
nuue Is weoks Pupils should eata @
tbe opening ~ the session, bnl Niil le *eafai
at amy time, add charged ffom aaft q. r'tr1fG.
fneh pupil VIII furnish h's own iaUle sHt ,of
FL aHuktuk