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LIST OF LRTTRRs-

ETrERs RENAINIS0 UNCLAIMED IN the
Rgsa once at Wheeling, BGAts Of WUt ViTg b IL,
6tb dSy u December, lsSS-
EUTO obtain G1y Of thsss lSttoTH the applicant
must sai EF -GdpsItISod EssleIA" give the date a
thtS liza, and pay 0ns eSot far adVSrE4aag-
EW-n not called for within one month, they yin
Be sent 70 the Dad Letter Once.
REEE DELIVERY Of letter. By o1gTIsTI, ~ the
residences Of OWnsEl, may BE- BECUkEO ~ VbseTV-
Ing the tllgEIng RULES:
/. DIRECT Iettsrs plainly 70 the street and num-
boE, - well - the post once and State.
2. HEAD IsttSTB with the writer's pot oDsos aud
Sac Etys4 and RtlSbeT, sign them plainly With fol
name, request that SnSWSrS b directed Sor ord
inEiy.
g. Letters 70 strangers Of transient visitors in .
town or city, whose spec iAi address may Ge IN
known, should be mATEed IN the lower Ieft-hA nd
corner. with the word -"TrAnde1E"
PEses the Ps0stAgs damp on the HPFJ TiSh-
haRd eorDsF NRd lsaUs spaes between the stamp and
direction for kN0 NtthOut interfering With
Il. B-H REQUEST Eor the RETURN Of . lett, :
70 the ETiter, II unclaimed within 20 days lsas
written or printed with the writer's NAM, pad cSt
aud aE, SeTOls the len hand end Of the GnVSIOps,
the face Eds, will be complied With - The uIlll
PREPAID rate ofpOstsge, pay able sbsn tbe Letter 4
delivered 70 the WTttOE-s0e- - LaU ofl5e1.
once hOlFs % Sunday tr1m - lo5[ An.
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We. happenah N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wnen
tie RFst battle Of Bail Run was fought,
and we recolleet that datk aud drelty Mon
dsy, which followed the eventual conflict
of Sunday. Most people at Washington
thought only of some way by which they
could realize on their properly. Rooms
were to DO had very cheap. The WilEards
rented their big hotel very soBu thereafter,
for a very moderate sum. The "bsars"
were in the ascspdency aud nobody expect
ed ever to see what Is described in the
following clip from the Washington ChrOn.
ieIe:-
1.-THE need Of dwellings in the city OF
Washington lie great, the Popu lation is
constantly on the increase. and already
tho e1borbitant rentals charged for all
classes of hAbitations compel the tenants
to sublet their premises to an extent sci.
dom appropriated by larger cities further
north. A few facts speak for themselves.
On Massachusetts avenue gentleman put
mp two bui.dings under one root, which at
the present high rRtes OF materials did not
cost over 5000. They have rented for
sixty dollars per month.
"Agenueman purchased frame house
| with lot for fourteen hundred dollars which
DO Immediately let to'A responsible tenant
for one hundred and fifty dollars per month.
There are hundreds OF cabins erected Ia
tho suburbs of the city not more than ten
feet square, some OF them have but one
raOm, which rent for from twenty to thirty
dollars per month. and tho worst feature
la la Ia that nj al
because neither house nor apartments can
be had At any price, rather than At the
high price they have 70 pay for them. A
Notable instances illustrates the present
condition OF affairs in this regard: Two
months ago We converted With gentleman
who was erecting a row of ilne dwellings
on speculation, He said no intended TO
sell each house for 10000, and WAS then
rather doubtful Of O6tRInIng so large
SUN. To-day. they are not quite flushed,
but are all sold at $1,000 each"
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REOEHr attacks on tho financial manage.
ment of the sanitary commission have
drawn from lie directors the frat report
ever made Of lee RnAnces. Its total receipts
to the first of July last were So. 8G7, OO4.-
Expenses 10 the same timo, 81, G72, BO7;
balance then on hand $1,000 .39e. The
commission had also received supplies
valued at $O,4ls,9 $50, aud the whole
amount distributed to that date was ST..
l72, 1869. The cost OF distribution was
$2G0,sOl, or three and twUnLy.sIx ono
hundrelhS per cent Of the value dEstribut.
cd. This 10 not large item for cost, IL the
number Of agents aud the cost of trans.
PortatiOn are considered. The commission
had also spout $l3,ll0 Ia collecting and
arranging stAtIGucS; S31 $50 10 its publ
cations, and $lls, $50 in various mIsoslla.
nsOus expenses. While the cost Of dis
tributing the supplies contributed and
purchased has been reasonable enough. f.
is possible that there lie something in the
charge that too high salaries have been
paid In some Gases, and too much spent
In slAtistics and printing. The report pro.
Vides no means of forming an Intelligent
opinion on these mAtters. Bat the exhibit
Is such as TO maintain popular confidence
in the management generally of this grand
institution. "a
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Captured atNeyvOr.

The following is list of citizens taken
from New Greek, W. ", Nov. 2sth, 1884.
BY the command of the rebel Gen. Rosssr,
Upton Buxton, Il. d. Caldwell, James
J. Crawford, J. B. DoiIman. FredeTIck
.HuRnAn, John Little, Robert HensbaW,
9. ,, Sims, A. }. Robey, Harry Kidd, Tip
Hsines, Jim HeWbau, Andrew Fuxwortb.
Joe aoFbit, John Housss, Jim Murphy, p.
J. MARTA LaughIin, z. Haley aud brother.
Joha Ashonsy5 G. B. Reg holds, George
Gassmtgs John r. CsFskadon, escaped;
Abgsb Dolly, escaped; Abtsham Hiakle
escaPedi George W. Biee, escaped.
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Monday Morning, December 5.

THE Ere. hiking Of CUR ueWs On Sstur'
day afternoon led uG 70 suppose thst We
were receiving iotsiIigeDSs Of pew opera
tiOns be,wees Hood aud Thomas, sod 0ns
or two ip7uirers fer the DeWs were 50 II.
formed. They will Of course accept oar
mistake - sufficient tpology iOE their
wrong impression. II lie BOT ssts these
times 70 spesk Of the news LotiI you have
it ell before you As general rule we
prefer 70 ignore frsgmentsFy dispatches
Altogether, for fear Of mistakes. A rePu.
ta,ioa for reliability is or ought 70 be the
6rst ambition Of s1.Ey news o8ee.
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works, had not time 70 retire, and cox's
and Waguer'E men, Who bad broken but
a moment before, rallied and sttacked
theenerny In flank, while Opdyke charged
then IN front. Adesperats hand 70 hand
6ghf ensued with bsyOnets and butt ends
OF muskets. HundIeds Of rebels were
Csrtured here and the line restored.
For two hours and half the battle
raged ali along our lines. The men Of
he 4th and I'D corps We'd with each
other IN BRAVERY. Riiey'E brigade, Of the
2Sd corps, fairly covered the ground in
front oft with rebel dead
The rebel Gen. Adams Was killed. He
and his horse fell into the ditch together
In front Of the 1o4th Ohio.
Seventeen distinct attacks Of the enemy
were repealed. At dusk the rebels were
repuIsed al all points, but firing did not
cease ill 8 o clock.
Atleas, FIVE thousand rebels were killed,
wounded and captured, while our loss
viii probably reach ffseen hundred We
have taken from the enemy thirty iags,
some regiments, among them the 10Th
! Ohio, taking half dozen piece.
Gen. Schofeld directed the battle from
fort on North Bank Stream, where some
heavy guns and batteries Of the I'D corps
were placed, and which did great service
! In damaging the enemy pght wing.
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n Is not srEaRs il these dKyI Of hope

IgmpOt Strange il these dEys Of hope,
tEitb, work, trial and sacrifice for the re
union Of our great BODY polite tbA; smaller
bodies, lopg diSpDitsd, thoaId feel Etrosg
prorDptipgr il the same direction. ISdsei
il could not well be Otherwise. Hence We
are pOl surprised Is oae Of the incide6fs of
the rebellion 70 zee move nEking f0I
reunion Of the Two schools Of the Presby.
Ier1sn church, srd ~ soos As our armies
shall have sufficiently bdrEoced and the
ground beeOme Eut6eieptIy cleared EWsy,
We shah expect u See The same u0VsDsot
for repnion Of The Two branches Of the
Methodist church, hitherto divided on the
slavery question. Most all Of our religious
denominations, and GOT few Of our be-
nsToIest HssOeiSti0nS, have been either
openly divided OF secretly nlisostsd By
reason Of questions growing out Of the
foundation cause Of this Wss. We have be.
fore Us the prospectus Of PGpet that is 70
start in Cincinnati on the 6tst Of the new
year, which lie 70 be edited by three reVeresed
gentlemen Of the two schools oftbs Presby-
teriau church, snd they are 70 advocate the
coming together again Of their 0DstitusD'S
ipt0 e9nmop fold. These gentlemen ssy
that "OD the subject Of slavery and in re-
gard 70 slI questions Of living ipPortspce.' :,
the church is Dow "of one mind AID heart =
and therefore unnstGrslIy Eepessied. In
their so'e 70 us requesting notice Of this
movement the editors cay that "tbe reuOiOo
Of the Presby terrain church is a. ineidAut
Of the rebellion, like the destruction Of
slavery, and should be favored BY all loyal
men," We think 80 100, aud therefore we
give the movement this notice. The Incl
dents Of church add state that are 70 grow
out Of this rebellion no man can ssiiwsie.
That the world Is 70 be benefited the his.
tory Of our race leads us 70 certainly ez-
pet. War Is the very essences of the pro-
gTessiTe principle, bStbtrous and dessruc-
tive Is it is. Nations engaged in war go
forward and no struggle such as ours has
been without its grand purposes in moral
providence. This country has been quick
ened by the rebellion, even the rebellious
states themselves. Il would be difieult TO
compute all the respects in which TIE peo-
pie have been educated. The out grow:hs
Of the war will shoot far ahead Of the war
Itself in their bearings on the future. There
will be revolutions ia all the ethics and the
Industries Of the country that no man can
esslmate. The very form Of our govern
ment will be re-creALed aud will be 10 us
Of this land what the post. 1eluYiaa era has
been TO the world at Iargs-a new aud no.
bier development Of what once was. The
movement We have noticed for the reunion
Of the Two branches OF Il large and power
fol religious sect is but un Indication, and
small one At that, Of the chGngeS that are
70 result from this rebellion. Small as it
lie however, it is one that will be welcomed
BY alIewhO believe that our beat hopes Of
The Edtars GEe 70 be realized exactly 10 the
ratio Of ,opr approach 70 IsberA!ity 10 relig
Gus public sentlmeat.
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NV YOEK, Dec. 3.-GOV. Vance, in his
recent rueapuge 10 the North Carolina Leg
islature, confirms the report that the laws
cannot be enforced ir the interior of that
State, owing 10 the existence Of band OF
despsradosS, eodsiSIing Of rebel deserteEs.
They make raids upon the mountain from
tiers, and murder, burn and destroy 9Th
savage cruelty. He recommends outlaw
ing Ssd driving them from the State.
The rebel Congress il discussing in Sc.
cret session the question Of suspending
the bsbeGs corpus il the COnfsdeFsey.
NV YoRk, Dec. sd.-Gold opened at
22gl and elOsed At 223
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BALT1noHE, Dee 3.-Ths parry referred
% 10 The ststsDFnt Of the paroIed soldiers
from Georgis as contested With the ineen-
diary plot 70 IRE the Eortheu cities, u IN
derStood here 70 he one Morris hontgom'
err, . promlnsnt partieipatOF in the move
NESTS 10 this city, shout the memorable
18Th OF April. He was at that time 90 Of
feer 10 the Maryland Guards, and left Bal
Guore during the fret year Of the was to
join the rebel cause.
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ran, ME iener 9Orfi6ulse, Der iid bel bent
9onDgert6t bei6merte, DAP Der SteifelbanneS
feline Orpre partren polite, ~iOnpern ibn, ben
fS3nlsen, auf bic &irdweib selaoen babe, unO
Dap, wenn baS 2anogeri6t bieles permitttre, Der
Seutel OrtsoOrlteber ietn mag.
Mr6eitcn in her Scr. 81. Miinse. SIN
Suli puroe @plo i'm @ertbe bon $500, 645,@
SIS cepOnirt. Silber fir $40, 1858, ben 9nz
fauf inbegrihen. GolomiinSen, meiit $lOStlfe,
lpuroen fir $296,175,97 9el4la9en. Silberz
%min5en fir $63,443,55 uno fir 100000
&upferitiide, 1 uno 2 gentS. GS madt beg
5,360,O0) GentltIde uno 2,270,OOO 3weis
centItiide. 9te mitlen Dp6 ale in Die alien
Striimpfe tpanoern, benn ieben tbut man pirtz
lib feline.
gSi9tig fir Gigarrcnmadcr. s. 81.
Weaper, Der 9liie1Ipr Der innecen Steuern ma6t
betannt, baB Niemuno arbers als Der Gerfertiz
ger oas 0teht baben ipQ, fabricirten Sabat If
genb welder grt pper Gigarren 3u perfauien,
fOrtSuiAafen u. /. 10, auf wel6e bic Steuer
ni6t be5ablt wuroe. llebertretungen weroen
nit elmer 8ube BON 500 beitraft. 8er ipIaen
Sabat II. /. 10, welder nidt b~eiteuert wuroe,
fauft, perfdlt in cine Strafe Don $50. 8er
lpl6en Sabaf u. /. IN. Don einem 6abritanten
fault, Der feline 2icenSe bat, perfdlt in Strafe
BON $500 uno Die Naaren tperoen conftscirt.
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Ser 8etao fob nod Der eriten Salps uno
yen, Iorlng tpuroe pom 6elo eetraeen.
Wir taneen aaf Dem S6la6tfeloe neblt 921
Sooten 1900 idwer @erpunoete, einise Sau=
1enO Veipebre rio piele Sabnen. X
ne 9enerale 2paan uno !6otparo i6dben
Den 8erlult peS S6einoe8 pie folet:
GprIugS Corps 200 SOOte, 1900 8erpunbete.
StepartS . 700 , 5000
Abbotts 25 200
Inner Verluit par in 9tlem GOO Dlann.
Slele Sdlabt eriebt unS oaSOtiblin9en bon
Grants Sturm aui BeterSburg. Sn ben brei
Nn9rlfien auf Sherman perlDr Der Seino luebr
Manri6ait, ols mir in Girginien mdbreno Ell
mes Wfpnots p%erlpren. 6ppO bat ni6ts mebr
gu p~erlieren ais 9ltlauta.
Grant bat weni9er Wannl6aft alS Der 6einb
in Georgia p%erlorer, unp bdlt oage9en nod nit
~eiierner 6unp feline 8pittionen.
8Gren mir nidt 10 iebr geneigt iGwar3 81
ieben, mo pdren nidt ipGiele inter un8, pelde
10 9erne jeoen griolg Der 9tebellen per9r6bern
Iltno ihre Nieoerlage perrin9ern, 10 wiroe man
ben GOntrult in ben 9egenieitigen Stelungen
wobl einieben. Die Hebelen BADEN in Der Ietz
ten 9dlfte oieies 5elO5a9es srpbe Gerlulte al
Wlanni6aft unb Waterial srlitten uno nidts
oaour6 gewOnnen. M at9
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Wnu Sort Mfouroe.

? SOrt W Onrpe, 8. glu9uit. sic Ser.
Staten 9ampfer nGutaw" uno vgtmerica"
tamen bieien Wtprsen pom @eniaepla bier an
unb befinben ii6 auf Der 0uarantaine. Sic
Manni6aft auf beipen S6iien lit seiuno, bod
melben fe 3 selbe Sieberfdae in PsnlacoIa.
Sen. @rant fam beute BON @aibin9ton su=
rid, blieb 8 Stuncep bier uno fubr bann oer
SameS &iper binauf.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vglew Sort" fam
bieien Nipr9en BON Bbiluoelpbia bier an. @r
mar oaielblt elmer ourdsdn9igen &eparatur un=
teriporfen moroen. @dbrenp pe8 9tadmittaga
nabm er so Nebelen=Ner inter Commando
pon Waipr Mulipro an SOro, Inn iie bebufd
ibrer 9(u8we6leluns nad stiten8 Gambling 81
brinoen.
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Neucres INN 6i[tnn sean.
Gin erfGIareider @treifiua IN GIoripa.

Nem Dort, 9. 9tuguft. Ser 9ampier
uJultpn" fam BON Bort 9lppal pia Sort Wlpnz
roe bier an uno bate Die ausgetaui dtenllnionS>
Gefa1genen BON Gbarleltpn an 8orb.
Sen. 8irnep bate einen Streifsug in Short
oa 9enadt, peridieoene 8riden serlt6rt, cine
9OtomotIpe lammt elmer Nnsabl Gilenbabnmaz
gen %tueg9enommen uno cine Men9e @ewebre
erbentet. IuBerOem baben bic unIri9en Ba(oz
min uno Camp Olilton belebt.
Sin 8lofaoebreder lief am Mittpo6 in
Gbarleltcn elm. uniere au8sepe6Ielten Off
5iere ia9en, Dab tpd6reno Der j3eit ibrer Gefunz
seni6aft 5 8lodaOebreder gllfli3 in Gbarle8=
ton an9etpmmen ieien.
9aS 8omboroement bon Gbarleltpn uno Sort
Sumter Se:tens unierer 8atterien bauert fort.
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@Grsini Der Stnrm auf NeterSbmre
mifaliicttc.

Sin Correspondent BON Der YDtpmac=N rmee
i6retbt Der gfegeroipiliOn Die sa15e Sdulo oe5
yliBelldens Dor getersburs su. Grant's gler=
ger nno Mutb rurlber ipa sres seweien iein.
Der Correspondent bebauptet, Dap fem 9ipis
llonscOmmanoeur Buse9en geweien iei, Dap nun
Brl9ooezSenerdle fOm,n1aoirt bitten uno oaf
bic AnsrifsseDlonne Z Stunben lagg pine I'm.
terFlBunS blieb, ia oub @eneraIzNiaior unt
bic Nrmee : Corps : eOmmanbeure feb barabe,
geitrItten, per Der dlteite Int 9ienlt iei uno oas
Obertcmmancp flbren miHe, p&breno eli
idmade MnsrifSsG Olpnne oesimirt tparee per
ben &ebelen.
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Nnn 4cnt,lfn.
MISUNDERSTANDING ppn arsei1pniifen

~"""'HHVbNHJ WV SC0VIFUHENSHs
Cairo, 8. Ntguit. @erldieoene nnlOpale
Sttr9er BON Columbus uno Babucab tamen biet
an, I'M na9 Canada aus5uWanoern. Sic ipurs
ben BON Sen. 8apne perbannt. Inter ibnen
b%efanoen li6 &~aufleute unb ebccem ongelebene
Siirger, oenen man ibr GiSentbum confiscirt
bat.
9puispille, Z, guguit. Sn 6plge elmer
Nufproerang Der Wilitdrbeb6roen bat Der
Stootratb Gprtebuln9en 9erDffen, iofort 400
Irbeiter 5u lteLlen. Tim Staotbeeitigungen 5u
errihten.
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lInfnn n,f BEN 0urfpn.

MIbanp, 8. Nug. Ser 9ampfer u@ans
oerbiit" fubr beute NtOrsen Dor Sasesanbra3
beraui prbei er 5piiden eiHe 9lnSabE Canal
bpote gerietb unO brei oappn 10 fart bei6doigte,
.oab le i~anten. 3Wei 8eripnen iOllen babel err
trunten iein. Son ben 8aHagieren oeS v@an@
cerbilt" puroe gtemono perlebt.
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Staatsoepartement, @aibin9tou,
80. cSult 1864.
Die Mncnceta ents sur Contribution nit nGbeSn
100000 Gt;rHmcn MaiOritGt aM9enomincn.

@arriSburg, s. Nugut. Sn SO @Onn=
ties 1T bic gbiimmwng ppIerOet. 1852
ltimmten fir unO 98,542 se9en Die 2lmenoe@
ment3. IS feblen nun l!lr nod Die Stimmen
aus fpl9enoen Counties Cameron, Glf, 6preit,
6rantlin, Sutton, Green, Wc&ean, @Otter, 8e=
nanao, Marren uno Wanne.
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Captain ecmmes abermats teefertis.

Ser Barrier Correspondent oeS glepsOort
6eralo l6reibt unterm 21, Suli: @te i'd bore,
lit Capt. Semues'S neueS S6if iopeit fertig,
baB es Die @uSraltung empfdn9t, pel6e ltdrter
fem fol- olS Die Der Nlabama. Dtan permutbet,
oaB bas S6iff aug einem bOqdnOii6en 5afen
euSlaufen miro,
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SpdtereS
&rieGsaerid,t.

9auptquartter Der Yotoma G.
Armee 8. @usuIt. Sa5 am so. Suli 3uz
iammen9etretene SriegSgeri6t, pel6es bieIbat=
idden unteri u6en fell, Die init Dem 6eli6lag
peS Sturme8 auf Die feinoltAen @erts per>
tnlpft iino, ~referirte, DAB eS nidt gelebli6 er>
nannt iei, oliO fein Neht babe, 3eugen gu pere
nebmen.
Sen, MteaOe wiro ben Sen. 9urniipe t@ Qn=
tlaeeiturs perIesen,
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0nn Shsrmnn'a Nr1mer.

De y prt, 9. Mug. Ser Commercial
iagt g(a6ri6ten itnp per Se!e9rapb bier psn
General Sherman einsetrpfen, in wel@en eS
beibt: O9ltlanta wirO iider DOR Dem S9IuB
bieier ISOLDE IN unlern 6dnoen iein."
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Teuer in Ssropircuce.

Stem gOrt 9. Musult. 9ie 8aumpOIeu.
.Sabrf ii 8rpoiOence, 81. S., branlte beutl
WCrgen ab; Der 8erEuii wieo anf $4,000 sc.
|iddBt.