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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

N ARRhNGENENT.-Lcaves New IorA yaine'.sIlp .ns
y,bs hast Rive. Greer SAG harbr hADpions &c.
s9su Fot Nsphans, Iaseland istp, Babylon and AIN
n gdse al q. IN. aud p IN irufinir thronsn ~ ~
Greenpori, on SATURDAY eyrungsD Dor syossei, O. W.
4 m. aid y. lStas.s connect Tor Cod Spnaxe
Oyster Bay aat Buning'on For Hampstead Js'aei ana
Winfield st end 10 80 /. a.. aid 3, and o. IN. .
SUNDAY ENCUKSiOs TRAIN - Leaves Attn 81, tass
River q. 9I5a m for YauhaA stopping AZ al satons et
crpt sld yosst Ckcts tor this r. a
! a. Frsd1ce.l r.fr, a REASOSER. Supern,.ndeni
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Lin Mo- lei
aAtE Ian
Seizure 81 vess<l.

PORTLAND. Me-. Saturday. Nov 20. 1904.
The steam cutter Mahoning seized vessel
yesterday under suspicious circumstances IN johns
Bay. ness Pemaqud. The vessel had cleared from
Montreal for New.Yoyk. The case was referred to
Washington.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COrRT-Sov. 2s-Be'oi
IrUsc NILSSON.


lIIF fs-FT +'VF1'
Richard D Perry aef simeon Ufspef, Collector Sc
The trial of tins was the special orlrf ior To-
IA. la, II IN, oaelur Of tho Courl the District Attorney
.iacl That 10 bod been nabe 90 fsrii lif iac ~ ne
ca. the necc..sry atouiHD and u concerted that uf
easss unil. Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

TuH JAPANESE POLIsH.-ladies who keep
thsr lalmora, bright IN kerpug with The sss'ou, ti'
article 10 Is easily aprAri and supenof frc-- 10 ran
be ob aimed Al al fhe principal shoe des.s PRINCIPAL whole
sac Agency. No. IS u illain Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

BRATRg AND RoBBfD.-On Saturday night
lillian Hart while standing ~ he corner 81 Nr"one
aud rand sis was attacked hy John Lee aud pnri' %
other. who beat h.u severely, matched pen 'lst
Ice vas subsequently arrested, AID committed ioF INA
hy Ju.tioc Ledwith.
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IAdy ii~uf nj

A DOUBLE NUMBER.-Ine PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOUENLL for December contain ErnNoIoGf, PATHOLOGY
PHnExoLoGr. PHT.oGsoar, and PslcnoLosr. ilu''raed
I'll, brst yet Published - Gems 81 yerT Pcl'e al
dre,, N...r. FOWLER WELLS 80. - Broadasy. ~ !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

CoAL IN sACEs.-lhe Philadelphia coal
aeacr, now deliver their coal in Sacks after the English
plsn In Great Britain this method Is compulsory and
much arnoyance and dust thereby saved to consumers
End the public The sacks are required TO hold GER
taiu quantity each and the carnan must carry tie"
into the paco Of storage. The coal wasons are com
PEELED likewise TO Garry portable weighing machine
10 that tie purchaser hy having one sack "esneu
and counting the form pretty correct estimate o.
the weight OF Goa, actually delivered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

Gov SEYMoUR IN THIS CTY.-UOS' seymour
who is stopping at the ST. Nicholas, visited the police
Headquarters Saturday morning. he was present
while Inspector Leonard was nstructing policemen IL
their duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

Third DISTRICT UNION CoUNcnMANIo CON
vExrIoy.-Ths Convention vas held on saturday eve
ming at tie Union headquarters. corner Twenty Ihna
ut and Brosdway. when Messrs. George Mclean VIII
Liam Atkinson william D7ummond and j. W. Green
were nominated for Cogi cimcn in this District which
comprises the Ninth. Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eigh'
xsenth words.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

THEFT DURING fIRE.-1he room of Mr..
Seth Adsus n the Bancroft uouse was ontercd during
the fire at that place Thursday Elht and jcTely {"
the amount Of 81 90 stolen hohso. fynu one Of the
o1rter- 10 the bot-i. suD-.qu~nts arrested and
committed for eramingiiOl by Justice Dodge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
Tnrrr op TREAsrRY NnTEs.-IIenry SkIIIen

Of No ~ Centre.st while m the dlsTeputabo house
No ~ Ceutre-st. with Emily Gorko. Wac TOT PED 10y
hcr Of 100 10 Treasury notes she was arrested nAd
committed by Justice Bowling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

FOURTH CoUNCILmANIC DIsTRIcT-1ne
Union Convention of this District met on Saturday
evening at No o. Eghthnvc. and made the following
nominations for COsnoisment John T. Cummings, ham
lin Babcock. Austin A. Fuller. VIM Walter Phelps
ohm " Brockhim. aud James W Welsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

THK FIRE DEPARTMENTAL bill for presenia-
Zion To the next Legislature has been prepared by the
yommt,oe iving charge Of tie reorganization OF TIE
Sire Department II is proposed 10 place the Depart
ent under the control OF four Commissioners, and tho
force under the direction Of Chef Engineer and zen
assistants, who are he at al times on duty and to
bave full charge Of the Department when on actual ser
sc. There is 70 BE- superintendent Of the IRE appa
ratus bayitg charge c! tie machinery supplies WORK
nhop she manufacture Of apparatus. repairs &c.
THE alarm bells 70 be superseded by FIRE teesfph.
The companies are 70 be 81, including 40 engine and U
hook and ladder Each eng company IL to have botn
n steam and hand engine. and hose wagon cnrr!ll
OOO feet Of hose There ore TO be II men to each en-
gine company and 10 10 each trucE company and tht
whole apparatus is be drawn by horses The present
mem befs and e1emps t. have the preference IN &C.
,ectine the new orgsnizaiioL which is 70 be paid the
She bill j. expected 10 pas the Legislature and 20 int
affect b. the first OF July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

PERsoyAL~-It is sad that Mrs. e.. O'hane,
Che spondent In the lnte famous London
quit of ane a. Palmorston has arrived IN tbs city,
with the intention Of lectuIins on the manners tastes
snd habits of the Englisa Grstooracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEcIsL TERs-Nov. 20
Before Judge ANDOLo.
DECISIONS.

Salg act Weil.-luIuncii0n dissolved with leave
10 Dol "a TO amply f. a1neT further proof sud psyneIt
OF N coat, -SLoyes IS. Wallace 0c-Motion denied with
u costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

TIE SINKING OF THE FRANCIS SKIDDY.-Ihis
BOAT left Albany on Friday evening at o'clock with
Che usual freight and sbopt hundred passengers
When opposite Van Weiss Point. sbou, five miles be-
low Albany he vessel passed Of tie and bars
90 numerous IN that region, but struck with The stern
fn ahOu1 egif iret OF water COnslde-hDle alarm Al
FIRST existed, lnt the HendrcA HGdsOu coming down the
river a, TIE tine all the passengers were at once Trans
ferred T. her The vessel lies IN ahont elghi ieel 81
water no damage has been done except ~ lew car
.ets and SOME spare bedding in the hold The cargo
sas bean trsushpped 10 TIE Vanderbilt, aud was OK
pected 10 arrive here this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

LIYE INSURANCE FOR INVALID LIyEs.-A Life
Insurance. Company IL being started IN this city on
now princpe-povel II least In this State for the Insu
rance Of Isssld Lives Therc be no doubt Of the
great benefits and also pecunary profits that may accrue
from the operations Of such . company well inansred
The insurance Of invalid lives has for years been
specially with nyly Of the English Insurance compa
MES onS OF two VI the wealthios Of these corporations
devotng themselves entirely 10 this class OF business IN
which. strange AZ may appear experience proves that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

AEOruER THANKSGIVING DlNNBR.-ADout
sighty members OF the Veteran Reserve Corps under
command ~ Capt. Jsrdine having been overlooked ac
cidsnta In the general distribution foE Thanksgiving
G dinner was furnished them Saturday afternoon al
She rooms q the New England Soldiers Relief Associa
Sion Tao veterans et.d al being cared for. and
riands. LCh were SYMPTOMS and abundant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
DErurArros PROM rHR Bosroy CoxXoS

DYPUTATIoS PROM THR BoSrOS COMMON
CoUHCIl---A deputstion from the Boston Common
Council consisting Of Alderman Messenger Chairman
81 the Health Committee. and Aldermen = A. Denis
Robert Mirsh, G.. W Warren G. T. Dana and J.. For
xstaN es, Chief Inspectors Of the Streets arrived IN
this city day evening Tor the purpose Of inspecting
she SANITARY arrangements OF the city generally and aso
gith the special object OF testing the efficiency 81
slltcheIions Patent Street sweeping Machine u-,d by
our CITY slthcrities for sweeping Broadway On Satur.
gay morning they called OF Superintendent Kennedy NJ
Police Headquarters and after cordial interview at
kended w Inspector Carpenter went t. pa their re
ppect- 10 His Honor the Mayor The 6eputatiOn was
roartecusy received BY His Honor and by bin shown
The pictures in the Governors room and other OBJ
tects OF interest In the City Hall The time fixed on for
The trial Of the sweeping achns was half ten In
evening opposite the FIfth-Ayenue Hotel where the
aeputstOn are stopping. Besides the gentleman from
Boston Ar Crltcherton. the inventor OF the MAGAZINE
Aiessrs. Middleton Devoe Co, the manufso,urers
we're also present, Mr. A. Dusenbury of the
City Inspectors Department also attended
bout half of the block in Twenty thrdst, between
bifth and Sixth ayes was selected for the experiment
and much 70 the establishment " the gentlemen wa
an about fifteen minutes cleared OF It's rubbish, which
Was all tossed by the machine into the CRITTERS prcpsrs
Ssry ~ beng removed by band trial on setts not
Seing deemed fully satisfactory. the machine pa re-
moved % Twenty ourthst which IL paved with cobhle
stone IN order to test the capabilities Of the machine
for denlins with this roughei and more uneven pave
peni. IHe trial. however fully satisfactory, the
long birc brooms OF the machine clearing out It'll the
almost expedition all the dirt and rubbish from
chcl i Is safe " say. would have given end OF
troubie L. the hand sweeper. The gentlemen OF the
stipulation expressed their great qualification at what
Ley lad seen. and their entire sstisacton with the
Ssf'or@zuees OF the usehas and were still more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

POTATOES Down EAsT.-The Dor,r ObscTrer
and Pennington (Me) C2rOHiot say that potatoes sell
8, these places forty cents per bushel Batter se at
Pennington ior thirty i've 10 forty ocnts per pound
d" h consumer here wants 10 know why they should
be more than double ,Lat price here.
should sixty ccH,s he added for freight
Tie yield in Maine has generally been good. James
Wilis OF West NewbEry. dug from forty hills on piece
Of land thirty ee 10y nine six bushels one peck q
potatoes Samuel Car ofthe same town, raised from
one potato b1shcl by weight aGd measure Potatoes
ongt a. be profitable crop at much Owfl Ietc' llan
thsy are selling fpr 81 present.
the Le6anon O. H. F,ee Pysss says: Our farmers
getting enormous crops OF POI ioss ms all some
Get ar M. rate o. i've hunded bushels per acre. and
rotten ones NJ an and single potatoes are often found
weighing two and n half and three pounds such
vii not be over thirty cents per bushcl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
THANKSGIVING DAY AT MoDorGAI Hosrl-

THANKSGIVING DAY AT MCDorGAL Hosrl-
rAL-This Hospital is situated a. Fort Schuyler. y. Y
Harbor and is after that at Dayids Island the largest
IN the vicinity Of the city L is al present under tie
direction Of Dr. Samuel H. Orton. under Whose auspices
the Thanksgiving dinner was provided and 20 whose
1ct sudfs,te it bore abundant witness Ihrco OK the
largest wards which had been newly whiiewashed ana
painted TIN they were sweet and clean a. New
gland kitchen. ez;emroriled mo dining halls,
each ward had tables running Us entire length ~
80 feet thus furnishing Ia All 90 feet Of table T0on
capable q -sat.ae abrrt seven hundred uen- Al p
H.. tie hour fixed Tor the dinner these immcHe tah''
en- e0nD!etels covered with the IIuds set upon t"
s coumn Il tlikeys extending through the center was
Gankcd by -nofmous pieces OF roast btei and h"..'u
hans, with outlying pcaets Of OYSTER pie ana .t-er
pastry Crisp Cc,ery hitedis curling heads anhd ihe
more solid vegetables while FOR reserve corps iOcom
ret. the subugaiioB Of rebch0u- appetite vlli might
not succumb - suOrtdniils there were btiilohh o.
ME-. ,.u.s Charlotte russo, and hiano i1ge. with
ready re iOrcements close 90 hand whie ~ b"hets
fragrant with the Odors Of ODD Government Java
stood ready do service "a the rear guard o lr ehs'
At2. O'Clock, the ooayairsconts and al Other n'''
10 leave their wards were mars dcd 10 ih1hlt Oi'
and 10 the SOUND OF martial music. TOOK ther VHN y"
the dining hl- into which they steadily denied uhlh
each fsbl' Vas filled Grace was said BIS the Chaplain
ord tnen az tie order 20 begin there was tuning Oh
p!ates CHATTER Of knives and forks and general A.
sa Ii on Turkey the yicOr Of which Irresistible.
To ore who had never before witnessed So.dlefs
Thanksgiving Diner 10 was sight ol great intrie'',
AT least seven hundred men. Dattescarrod soldiers 90
he RtpuDc were seated % the closely pncLeG James
nearly ft Of them we're from the hfttl' helds 81 VIZ
gina aud some Of tacn gave evidence by the lacking
hMb empty siOcye OF tsc attendant crntch that te!
courage had been tested in The storm Of battle Bui
TO-DAY thcy amid peaceful scenes. participating
H. n Thanksgiving" which their vaOr had coniiibrted
e maGe i0y0us 10 all But for them. sad snch ~
them Cur 1h1lks.cNlng DAYS had been changed INTO
days ~ fasting and humiliation and 20 one who real
zed tnis 10 was jog 10 ming!e with Tie men whose
victories gave causes for thanksgiving ~ thfy par
took II Tn, bOuntics which their country gratitude
supplied. .
Great credit Is due to TIE surgeon in charge ald 70
disable assistants for the handsome style ~ who. me
dianer was pro,de and prepared. Nothing was lack.
ing In either the provision for or the arrangement 81
tie occasion while the taste displayed thIe" tue charm
OF beauty over tie attractions OF plenty.
Tho dinner wa. euivened b. music from tie banl oi
the 7th L. ) Infantry, whose headquarters are ~ Fort
schuyler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
sotp,yRs' HOSPITAL IN CENTRAL PAIR

SOLDIERS HOSPITAL IN CENTRAL PARK
The ladies Of Yorkvile gave a bounthh Thanksgiving
dinner on Thursday 10 about $50 Invalid soldiers IN the
hospital in Central Park They and the citizens OF
Yorkvile who generously aided them deser'e great
credit for the in which they got up tins dinner
and the enjoyment it furnished 20 all the participants
as well as spectators There were about 400 pounds o
turkeys, dozen pairs OF Chickens dozen hams sev
ers barrels OF potatoes apples and onions, lD pies
400 oraDges 20 pounds Of pure coffee and other accom-
panrnonts; all Of the cooking was done In the hos
pita in the best manner; score Of Catholic orphan
children furnished musical entertainment and, after
the soldiers they also shared Of the abundance that
NAMED IL was altogether most satisfactory affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
DECISIONS.
In re-. the iIabeas Corpus for

surREsm couRr-cn.snss.-So' 's-B''o'' Ju'''''
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Terms of Advertising.

rrcE ON uArxEr STREET, cLEAnrIELD, rEEN'A'
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.
TOWARD ASSOCIATION,

IL PHiLADELrurA, Pa
Diseases Of tho Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
Sexual Systcms--now and reliable treatment
IN reports of the Howard Association, sent by
mail in sealed lettor envelopes, free of charge.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLEN H0UGHTON, How.
ard Assoc iation, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. jy20'64 1y
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IS
G A Nj p AIGN AG E.
THE PUBLISHERS oP
THE PHILADELPHIA AGE

IuE PHl AGE
Will Issue Campaign Sheet for the DmOcratic
and Conservative masses.
1t will be printed on a large sheet of fine white
paper, at such rates as will bring it within the
reach of all. 1t will support the nominees Of the
Democratic National Convention, the full pro-
ceedings of which will be published in its col
umns. 1t will boldly advocate the rights of the
white man, and fearessly sustain all the consti-
TIT onal rights of the citizen, no matter from what
quarter they may be assailed.
The first number will be issued about the 9Th
of August. Tho whole number will be thirteen
following each other weekly, until the Presiden-
tial election the result Of which will be contain
ed in the final number. Democratic and Conser-
vative Clubs, County Committees, Agents andall
interested in the cause are invited to cooperate
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TERMsi
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Licensed Auctioneer.

WYNN. NJ. BLOOM, of Pike township. de-
w sires to inform his friends and the public
generally that he has takcn out License as an
AUCTI0NEER, and will attend to the crying
of sales in any part of the county at the shortest
notice, and at the most reasonable charges. Ad-
dress, either personally or by letter. either at
Curwensvillo or Bloomyille. April 6, Gi. If.
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Oyer three WCeKt anu IVss lTUH IIIVV luVhIHs 70
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding Shines are in
s,rted for 81 year.
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
csertions desired, will be continued until forbid
and charged according to these terms.
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LIVERY man that has read any thing of the
IL past history Of this WAR must finally come
to the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
mcnt would bo broken down. 1t was only ques-
ton of time. But now we have the above Glori-
Gus soul-strring news to cheer US up and the
only draw back to our JOY and glorifcation is the
imminent danger of tho Contrabands coming
North to "eat out oar substance" and to wear out
eur shoes! But of one thing the people of Clear
deld county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SH0RT-for short called Short-ee-is
selling Boots ~ shoes as cheap as any other
man in the county; and if YOU don't believe it,
Just give him call on cOurt-week or at any other
time, and see for yourselves lie would just ro-
mind the public that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw's Row-where You will find him
Just as Short as usual--if not little ShoTer-Of
CAsH than he would like to be.
All kinds of work on hands and made to order
on short notice. and as well'made, and as good fits
as can be "skCored" up here or elsewhere.
&g.Don't forget the shop-on Market street,
in shaw's Row, directly opposite Rev. II, b.
Swoope's Office, I. SHORT.
Clcarfcld, June II, 1862.
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THE REPUBLICAN"
Terms of subscrIptiOn.

,n,,a in advance, orwithin three months, 81 SO
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# paid after tho expiration of the year, w
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CLEARFIELD co. DIRECTORY
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.

81 Monday in January, Sd Monday in June,
ID Monday in March, 4th Monday in sept
Of each year, and continue two weeks II necessary
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The Reason why
Every body purchase their CLOTHING of
REIZENSTEIN BROS. & co.

Bcconsc thcg sell so very chcap-for Cash;
Because they keep tho best goods;
Because their Clio thing is well made fashionable
Because they keep the largest assortment;
Because they get New Goods every week;
Because they give every one the worth ofhis mony
because they take the advantage of nobody;
Because they treat their customers well
Because everybody likes to deal with them;
Because they sell cheaper than the rest
Because their Clothing are we'll scwed & ct well
Because they can suit everybody;
Because their Store is so conveniently situated;
Because nobody leaves their store dissatisfied;
Because all who deal with them are sure to cal |
again, and send their neighbors;
Because they have purchased their Stock at such
reduced prices that they can afford to
ADVERTISER
These are n few of the reasons why they sell so
cheap.
aa5eAll kinds of Country Produce taken at
the highest market prices.
RElXENSrEIN BROS. & co.
ClcarGold, Nov IL, 1863, 3m.
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FORMERLY AT THE BELLEPoSrE rouSDRY-CHASGl
PLACE OF BUSINESS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-27
from II. l.Ouis

Sr Louis. September 20 General Rosecran-
has issued IN eloquent appeal TO the citizens OF
Missouri 20 take up arms and defend their homes
aud repel the invaders irom the State. Oiiicers
and soldiers now discharged are appealed 10, and
those ia the city are requested 10 report 10 Col.
LaibOld. Who will combine them with their own
troops from the brigade of veterans Tor the de-
ienSe of the city.
Col Merrill, CHIEF of the cavalry bureau ha:
been ordered to arm and mount every man in his
command for active service
The Chic. Quartermaster Is directed 70 organ
ize into compat les all employees in his depart
ment that can bear arms.
The entire militia of the State will prob ,bly b,
ca He'd into the field.
Pilot Knob has been evacuated. and the troop:
have fallen back to Mineral Point. where Gen
Ewing has three thousand infantry of Genera
Smiths command.
Price is said 10 be with Shelby Their com
biued strength is from 10000 70 II GOO, with IL
pieces of artillery Their advance reached Farm
ingtou. twenty miles northeast of Pilot Knob
yesterday.
There i, no confirmation of the report OF th,
capture OF Cape Girardeau.
Active preparations for offensive and defensive
movements continue.