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Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
OFFICE CoaID'T PosT, LEwIsvILLE, !
OctobeT 5th. 1854.
Order So. l

UIueI no.
By virtue Of Special Order No. Z, Head-Quar-
terra District ef Arkansas, dated Sept. 81, 1864,
the command OF the Post Of Lewisville devolves
upon, and is assumed by the undersigned
(signcd) BEN HOLMES, It.-Col
3ae Comdg Post, I.ewisylls, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
Hrig-Icn. DOCKERT.
j.. = EEiTH A. a. a Grn si-3w

HID. Qk5- DISTINCT or AXIS,
Camden, NOV. H., ll6f.
FFFHE Maior-Grnrral Commanding takes
IL pleasRr,s in announcing tie following
brilliant success 1 Capt. 4. i. Crawford near
Little Rock.
Coz: III hava the Donor 70 report that a.. A.
Crawford, Commanding company, It'll Arkansas
Cav airy, near Benion, oG the morning Of tho
-th inst, M daylight, attacked force of ths
emr, supposed to hH n u0 strong rnlanprd three
miles north Of Little Rock, Cu the Mt Iia road.
Killed hve, wounded ten or twelve, captured
81 ven prisoners, and dispersed the remainder
capturing their at0ckade and camp, ERd d-stray-
Ing their camp cquipagu. &c. regret Ia state
that 1t. II. j. Ssn6bi,r of Capt. CrawioFe's 3
company, was severely wounded during the en-
gagHm=nt. Our loss otherwise WAS hight; ou-
or TWO Iarn slightly waundrd. and few horses
killed and wounded. The prisoners low Oh
the way % District Head-Qsart-is.
! ann, Col, Very Respectfully,
lour Ob't Sarv'i,
JOHN j.. LOGAN. Col Gem.
To II. Col T. i. TURNER. A. A. q.
3g-3w.
CtTce cf Receirtr 4. s. Eati. Dist. Or Ark
Washington, Ark, Nov. 9th, 1864
HAVING partially recovered my health.
t E viii open mv office M Washington, Ark
on Monday the I2th day OF December 1854,
for the transaction Of business
The Camden Herald and Conference Journal
at ArkadeIphia will publish 2 Tins and serd
accounts in duplicate. which accounts viii b.
sworn % and reesipied
A. H RU1 HERFcBD. c. s. R-c'r
sow East litt -f AIhRrFna.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

HD QRs. BUREAU oE C0EscRIPTioN,
TIans-Miss. Department. Marshall Texas,
Oc.J6tr 3Ist, 1854
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
SCHEDULE Of PRICES FOR ARKANSAS.

Washington Ark, Nov.
OFFICE OF IMPREssMENr Com [
o ,i5aunou uueao
= eHca
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
HID QRs. TRANS MISS DEPT I
shreveport La, NOV. ~, ca
CENTRAL ORDERS,

CENTRAL ORDERS,
TFVHF following proclamation Of the President
AL Il rc-published foT information ia this D'-
partment:
IL l. meet that the people Of the Confederate
States should, from time f9 time assemble tD
acknowledge their pend nre on Almighty God
10 render dcyout thanks 70 His Holy nam-, to
bend in prayer a. Ills to1tst0ol, and 10 accept,
with tervcHt submission, tLe Christening III Ills
Allwise ana AsmrTciiul Providence
Let rs, then, in temples and in ihe field. Unite
our voices in recognizing, with aloving graft
tnlc the manifestations NJ lis protecting care
iH the many signal victories win wAith oar
arius have been crowned in the fruitfulness
with oar land has b-eA blessed, and in the uuim.
paired energy and furti,ude with which IL has
inspired our hearts ana strengthened our arms
IN resistance 70 the ini4H!tous d-siEna oi CuE
enemies.
And let us not forget that while graciously
v0rrhsliiHE to us IIia protection. 0Hr sins nave
merited ann received Erieruus chrstiserent !
that many Of our best and bravest have fallen in
battle: that many others ara sill held In for
riEn prisons; THAT large districts ef ouE country
have hcea devastated With savage tsrcciIy- the
p,acefrl homes destroyed, and helpless wcmen
and chil.irrn driven away ia d-s'iiuil0ni and
fhat with frrdsh maianiiy tAH PASSIONS Of a
5sIvil- Tace have been rEglECL hv Gur .ceE into
the commission of z'TJe..i. from which death
j. wei Ume escape.
Now, therefore, n, JEFFERa non DAVIS PFesi-
dant XVI tha Confederate S States 0s America, do
issue this, my proc. nation, satt.g apart Wed
utsdsy, the iG-h day Of November next, Is =
iar to ba specially devoted to -he worship nj
Almighty XVI Jd aMd Gu invite lnl invoke ali
tle people Ky the Confrd1rat- States tu assemble
on the day aforesaid in their respective places
nf public worship there to unite in prayer 70
Dur Heavenly Father rhat il= hfstew ills favor
upon III ih4t iIa extend UTa. lib the protection
ct His Almighty arm that he sIaetity Ills
chastisrment 10 our improvement. 90 that We
mav tnrn away from eril paths and walk right
eoIsly in His sight; and tLHi ils may restore
peace % our beloved country healing IFS bleed
I inc wounds and cuEirE 70 us ihr continued
enjoyment ct our Cwn right to -ait-EnraTnmenr
alL inrrpr rrl-ace; aul tIat H- Will gra-ipusly
Le=Tken fo Us, while we ascTibs 10 Him the
1 pewer ard glory ol 8ur independence.
\ Fir-n under nY hand INA th- aaai of The
Cratrlrrate States, at Richmond tlis E6th 6av
ci O-:UDeI, Ill tAy year Ut our Lord, one th0r-
saLt eigh; hundred ali sis.y-.oUr.
I'D the President:
u - r.- -
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
By command Of


Mai Gcn MAGRUpER.
W. ALsToE. Lt.-Col. e a. A1j:. General.
OFFICE-AiIicl1's house, v asLington, Ar
kansas 4l-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
HEAD QUARTERS DISTRICT or ARKANSAS,
Washington, Dee. IL 1864

Tile OFFICE Hours of tie Maior-G1nersl
Commanding Dist Of Arkansas are announced
to he from p .. II. 10 = p. ln-
No business, except reports concerning
movements OF tbs enemy, will receive attrn-
ton al any other tiale than between theEe hoar.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. n
Washington, ArE., NOV 20. 1858. N
To hl1 PEOPLE NJ tis STATE 7f Arkansas:
Your attention s. called 20 tbe above procla-
nation and orflr aud YOU are earn silly rc-rl,s.-
rd t0 abstain truln Fn-r Ordinary occupations o-.
the Sixteenth dar cf December. 5C4 ard t1
unite with the army in prayer TO The Almighty
igl tha objects specified.
a I'll TLAEAGIT.
Dy tie Governor. o IT. C.rrs Sec c...s
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
tie Governor. Q. IT. CsTEs. Sec STATE
EEECUTITE OFFICE,
MArlfI+HTDN, AHEArEla. NJ
DeCgmheE 9Th, 1854
TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS

Ts fAs SiariTs ef HtmFlt-ai, Lafaytt:a, Cr-
irr.J.s, U1i9=, OIa1iifs az CaEAguz.
VETHEREAS. it appears thai there Is va
wv cancy i'm the office of Circuit Judge NJ
tho Sixth Judicial District uccaaiured Ly ,he
resignation vt tA4 Hon. Len III. Green
Now therefore, !, Harris Fl-lagia, Governor
or ,ha State Aforesaid, by virtue Of the aufhori-
ty iu mn vested hy llw, do hereby command 4
you i0 open and Hold III election III your rc-
spcc.ive counties On the Filth day ef January.
A. d. 1865 e ill Fsii vacaney, according 10
thr statute i'll such cas-s made and provided
g. Ia testimony t-irrElE have irreuato
Shs.s set my hand aud caused tn seal ~ the
Slar'. Of Arkansas % b. asExed at Washington.
tha temporary sat Nj Government, tkia THE 9th
dAy NY December, al. ID. 1854.
IT, FLASAGIE
by the Governor.
4l-iw O. III. OATES. Sec All State
DIED September 25th. 1864. sA1i'I EArEEY
WIfLAllsoE, aged 9 moAtls AID ~ days aud
JoHnNIE N NiLL1-aGsON, Ssed years uias
and days. tha beloved children cI John I'D.
a-d Mary II. Williams W.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

resolution declaring ;h- Co iedeFat'
States VII give reithcr Sympa TN M
aid To tie C. ablishment 81 a monarchy
in Mexico. The hiii was referred tn liie.
committee ~ foreign affairs
Mr.. Swan, ef Tennessee, in'ro iuc g :
resolution to recall aii coninissi 'irf-
from foreign nations. Tho discussion.
III The resolution was brief anl sharp
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
HD. QRs FORCES IN THE FIELD,

Camp Bragg. c. \, Sept. 80, 1854. !
Gen. Orders
NO. 26.
l. The thanks Of this command Is hereby
rendered to tbs gallant officers and men of Gen
erals GaHo anil Wafia's lTE4ies- and Eowelrs
battery, f0r the signal successes they have
gained over The enemy within Lis lin - and in
rear Of his Notifications north of the Arkansas
river, destroying lis .orag camps and captIr-
inE q magnificent train of 2l5 I0alnf wagons
ard other property tYAlu. at on- ara 0r4-half
millions % dollars iu u. >. currency the most
Of which they succeeded in getting to these
Headquarters, marching ov=r all mil in frnr-
ieen DAYS, en-Hrinr th- cnamy victorious. M
four times, with tla loss 81 killed and ~
wcnal-d uHon sur side, " bile the eu-mT's loss
was M killed, many wounded. and lil captured
as prisoners 0f war MT mourn .An l5ss Bi tle
honored few, among them The promising your 2
soldier, Ali't. .. i. Patterson, Of lhe Seminole
Regiment, whose career of usefulness was sul-
d.nly trrmiH4trd at Cabin Greek while lt tA=
side ~ th- gallant Chi-ttaiu, joan Jumper,
charging the euemys right.
III Ia tho departure OF Gen Ganei III takes
with hrn thh EeEt wishes of ths Com inanlInE
General and X is 4 matter Of pride to record .n
General Orders the gallant hraTirg. energy aid
rrumpfnass which las characterized that o-ii-
rrr in tha execution XXI every nr1rr ant nHtrur-
tinu !rsm his br..i.lt Gafh a. Diamond Grove
20 thr splendid SchigveUirut st Cabin Cr-s K,
Thil. tha Circumstance attending r-qrirrs hia
immediate transfer, thr Comriaulil,. Grlr-lI
hu7-s that ID may br of rA1Tt -ur4tign.
81 order of
DiiF-licu. p II COOPER
Hr--r-yH tL.rr
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
TRANSPORTATION.

OF TAX IN KIND AND OTHER SUPPLIES.
Tax a
Scens
Bar
pounds.
so n l6a1 dor rd3aue
gsatc Q IS; ham 5ya . o., s 0 Va a
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
OF SOLDIERS.
raaspoztation Of soldiers - Stage

r
Govt
ofth
or of M
and Travelled
Vi.
Eg 10 len
February allowed
impress
addition
especially directed following
m approved February 1a:
5That the aneniay OF the above cied Act
ralb uasg
hsido o Ieo rpula n.lutfl
u u5 saulDu ton Q Al Ia
Issued March
sasuts smayb b ma
wln
OF crtin the
property he wiling dofpa
yhaveo
o W
ocaIap appraisers ON 5 appeal
4S.2J ITG D ? A3H4T PH4T commissioner.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

HD Q'Rs. COMDT CONSCRPTs. /,
DIST. ARKs., Washington, Nov. I6, lcss (
TIL following GeneIh Oriers are puA.ished
for the information and guidance .. a,l con
cerntd
=. /. DANLEY,
Com3't C0uscIip,s, Dist AK
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

! certify on honor that the above is Il true
and correct statement, and shat it embraces all
the orhcers to whom payments were mad. By
me on their pay accounts during the period
therein indicated.
, 1864-12-17
Markets. by Telegraph.
NEW YORK mIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch TO the Western Prcss.l
NEW YorK, Friday evening. Dec. l6-m!dnl2ht.
The share market was heavy aud lower st the nrst
board. After call the market was steady at quota
tious Government list WIS stronger on Government
bonds with thIr business Treasury paper Was steady.
Subscriptions to tho 1910 loan on tue increase; to-
day they were over Il 5o0ooo State honda quiet
md without any material change. Coal md mlscel-
laneous lists were heavy andsgenerally lower Bank
shares were Arer and In fair demand, without much
stock offered tor sa1e At the mining board there was
quite brisk and speculative movement. Al the Pc
troenn board Gcrmania WIS noat active and sold at
s1.1o91ls on buyers option; higher grade sold at
t1l0 and Knickcrbocker at Soc.
Military news had very little effect upon the price
OF Gold thie morning The market has been quite
steady and uniform throughout the day. The money
mnrket Ia abundautly supplied With surplus means.
Loans are freely offered at per cent 10 bankers.
Foreign Exchange Is dull, the reduction In imports
having 1cesened the dcmsnd for bills.
AT GdLAoHRRs EvkntNo ExuHAHaK.-3old 2S4 !;
n. T. C. t1B; Erie 33T; Hudson LII; Reading least d.
yisIou) lis; Mich. Central 1ssH; Mich. Southern q;
Ill. Csntra1 1so; Pttsburg 1854; Rock Island lo7K
Northwestern +sk; Northwestern tpfa) 7aa7s; Fl.
Wsyne 10sI; rralre pnChien 569<; o. 4 II. {cert)
9Coh; Canton 36X; Cumberland +Sx; Quicksilver
SIN; Nnrip0sa So
, 1864-12-17
The sPlhptER POISONING.
Tic Case Called Tor Tfin1--4bsenee Of Wit
ncss--UnIaWful Leave---Coutlnuanee
Granted.

Ihe circuit Court, according to previous notice,
TOOK up hc sptndlef poisoning case yesterday It
VIII DC fecollected that the prisoner, not msny
days elnce was indicted for the murder Of his wfe
The details Of the affair are still fresh in the recol-
!senoh OF our readers, and It Ia notnecessary to
lhe prisoner ia rcpulstyc looking Polander,
no1nt nity yeaTs old and possessing an exceeding
. y To- ,ow order q Intellect He was meanly dressed
and trcmb1cd as If he were under the inHuence nf
strong emotion. 1t was evident that ho fenred the
5esn!k Of the investigations about to be made In
Hs H. casg: . ac Nns Intended by John Lyle King.
The clerk had just begun to call the namcs or
tonr tafymen, who should be passed upon By the
Ar. Reed, the States Attorney, ssid that he had
Just learned that GEO: G. Miller, the of1eer who
and inssmueh a he sc hs eI6ectcd to pSo1e ~
thst witness could rot be 50 well proved By any
Other @ be sskea that he case be continued:
". Red Yes. Ths ID iscts e1pect to nroro
BY him arc that he admitted that he had pu1 the
arsenic in the teal that he has had difficulty With
h3s VILE and had not lived pleasantly with her for
Z1t e1.rt..I suppose that is good ground for
Ar: Etng--He will have to put 1t In the form Of
an ntndasit then: heard the testimony Of NIL
Ter before the coroner's jury, and I know there
confession as we'll a. him. II counscl does moi moi
know who they were 1t is not my fault suppose
they can not, even In civil case, have confinu-
ance, when the same facts eau be- proved by other
parties. know nothing about niiller's being ab-
eent, but know What he testified to before the
Coroncr's jury. We nre hcrc, ready for trial, and
VIC arc entitled to Iia! without delay. It may be
matter Of Inconvenience for the gentleman to
bnd out the othe. parties who can Testify to the
samc facts Us Miller, but other parties yyete
present when the alleged statements were made"
Nr. R<td-.' When did you ever hear Of the
Prosecuting Attorney being required 10 make an
attitagft:"
TIE Coprt-"Wh the Prosecuting Attorney
etates, upon his oath In regard 10 these uatters,
thnt be docs not know Of any one by whom he can
80 fully prove his confession, am bound TO re-
ceive that statement, just as much rs II It was
sloted IN an aidavit and II it was stated In an a.
6dsvit, 1t woud be conclusive upon that point"
After some further argument the case was con-
unued.
The next term Of the Court at which this and
the other murder cases, set for this term can be
tried, will be in January. By that tilns officer Mil
1er will have returned and the case will 60 on With
out interruption. The conduct CT Mr.. Miller Is,
to characterize it BY the ildest term, singular.
The Sheriff says he IVES duly subpGned, and yet
In face Of the positive command OF tile Court, he
absents himself without authority, md the Grim
nal business or the county is thrown over to the
next term in consequence. It IL said that the
StAtes Attorney will apply TO the Court for an at
taclncut
, 1864-12-17

y employed to an enormous yearly expense, but
there are many cases which necessarily must evadc
In cTcry case which comes undcr their ere The law
be strictly enforced, which makcs II the duty Of
citizens 30 removing 10 gire notice Of the TACT at
stricken nom the Lists Of the town OF ward where
be now lives.
Piled witt. II not 1t will be tie citzens own fault
If the enrolment be too high. The lists will be
open for inspection every day at the oflcc Of the
the hour Of 9 and u .. m, snd : aud s D. ID
, 1864-12-17

Of 81 from $. ". Purt II from "NorHesiaa
giri," per Mrs. Hamilton, and goods valued at
EN.fs, from Dayie, Sawyer Il Go,
discussion ensued regarding the proPr1etL OF
allowing the Rest to be converted Into boarding
lousc, it being the practice Of certain individuals
to send every poor woman and child who enters
the city to the Institution for relief The military
authorities, also, bare sent several. Government
Clerks to board there, who arc certainly more
plague than profit However laudablc the enter
taiement Of soldiers families may be, the ladies'
feel 1t Is out Of tho sphere OF the Reet, and trust
that thoee who have formerly sent such applicants
for relief, will govern themselves By tho wiahcs OF
the Board In +. tuxc,
On motion ad1orrued
, 1864-12-17
n CJO1CE AND AIU UABIE
COLLECTION OF
EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION,
BY Catalogue

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, Dec. - and
o It O'Clock, at cur saestoens Il, IS d Is Dearborn
collection Of about 20 PAINTINGS especially attract
I've TO lovers OF the Fine Arts, and comprising
well known European aud American artists. Plrt oi
The collection vas painted for The Art Union Of New
which are very choice and valuable >Also large
rtety OF very choice ahlnt Pictures painted 9y some
wifi be found dne pictures from the studios Of
Schroeder, Fnn Ness, Nycrhiem, Somefs, II. Parker
Enclehart, and II. L. Spencer,
They IRE all mounted In Rich GILT Ff2Mcss Of Bel
2tutn and Dusseldorf Patterns
Ernmes and Paintings will be Sold Together.
The Paintings will be on exhibition on Tuesday
Dec a0th. CAt4lo2ucs at the sane time. The coo
e!gnecs design codu- the entire stock Without
serve. The public respectfully invited to call and
dei6 bI!s.st GILBERT 4 SAMPSON, Aucts.
, 1864-12-17
st. Louis Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
ST. Lou1s, Friday. Dec. ID.
ToHAcco-Unchnugcd. Sales: Scraps $2soas.io
damaged luEs at $s1oaseo; factory at ss-so@9-as
planters at $10.2s@1223; common leaf at S12.15a
17.225; medium ut $1B.0a2ae!75-
FLoun-Flat. No sa.es.
GKA1N-Wheat dnIi anil lower, except choice. Sales
Of SD sacks At $lso for common to sl9s for prime
Com e8sler Tor buyers mircd Sl.3o9l.s5; IN car
atsto7K. Oats nrm. Safes OF 80 sacks at a.8o4c;
5000 bu sold Barley steady for prime Sales Of 20
ssefs ut fl.gsHae.06.
walsKY-Sales ii so br1s Mt t122Ha1 8a 2 gallon.
uoos-salcs Of 500 head at II Xa12c gross.
, 1864-12-17

milwaukee, RlMrkBSs
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago TE!bune.l
MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Dec. 49, 1851.
FLoCn-Aforc active and easier
GEAES-Nheat declined 1890: sales this morning
were 1000 hu No. spring. in store. at t1.153l754;
sales on change were oobu No. spring. In s.ore 81
f1.E@LS5H; 5000 bu No. at $l.75-reccipts
ofWheat to-day. 1000 bu Gals quiet: sases Of 600 bu
on tract at &c; 20 bu, deiycred. at soc Corn dull
Barley unchanscd sales $50 bu delivered, By sample,
at &l2a11o. HSe unchanged. with ISLES Of 100 bu on
tract ut a1.e7: 1Go bu, delivered, at ft.3a.
rRov1soxs-Actre. sales 100 md 500 bbls Prime sfcss
PORK at ss7In9ss.0o; $50 bbls Extra Prime Pork ut
sa.co. 100 trcs Sweet Picked Hams st lse; 10 bbs
long cnt Hams at t9c; 100 bba Cumberland Mddles at
13c.
1toGs-Liye Hogs arm Will light receipts. Sales Of
LES head averaging 157@:soas at 31l.eo9t2.oo
, 1864-12-17

4
New YonK. Friday, Dec. 18
co17ox-Lcss attlTe and scarcely 50 firm. Sales at
$lN@1&3.
ehsnse Se. IL ss
lilo lot round hoop Ohio. and &1l.l53su for trnde
brAnds-market closing quiet
Wu1sKv-Exclred and decidedly hlSher- Sales at
q ao@l IS !or state and 91.aase0o for Ecstern.
dull and declining Sales at o8 for western.
ssKoc1nIxs-Cofte dull. SRgar stesdy. Mu,coyado,
1iE:Ae. Molasses, 6fc At auction.
rE1EolETN-Fi5n, . Crude. Sc; refined in bond
efKoy1eloSs-Pork opened active and nEmer, but
clo.ed decidedly lower 1t for 1863 mess. cash.
and regular. closing " Ills, CASH <tioo0sSJ Tor
1fns pS eS Sc 81: g psiue 81 a. 10 p1s a9s
new mes. jan. and Esb, buyers and sellers option.
at t002i5s0 and 500 bEls mesa. enyets option.
nt tjt5o. Beef actisc aud ltcr at <l3 coe! o. New
S1sG.1c for hams. bacon ID les nEzu saes Of 1nl b1s
long cut hatns, md 210 b1g CunbeTl md cut. Lard
tsner and not very active at sales Of 1.do
rs. Jau. option ut 25c: Butter steady ut S5G52c.
edsess Uassnn !: a nrm at is
New York Stock aud Money Market.
Nav }oEE, Friday, Dec. 16.
MoSET-S.eaiy nt f&1 = cent.
STERLIS0 ExCAHANaE-109H9119 1194. -.
c!in1nE to .s5K and closing Ut @ssA;
tioyIRr xEST EToCKs-A shade hrtner. y. S. 65 ~
registered. l0Jk: so coupons 1o9: 70, loo coupons,
1U24 ttcasnsy notes, eSas. 10; :,
csn,9s isx Er.s S Haasei
lis; Michigan Southern, TX ~. S. (gtN III; ILL., c,
ch!sn, SIX: Fl. Wayne; ioi..
, 1864-12-17

ID 70 D
In this city, rec 10th. at quarter before II O'Clock
A. H., EM1LfE. daughter OF loEc1z and Caroline
Brentsno aged u Years aud7 months, after an Illness
funeral It residence So North Lssalle street. to,
morrow Sunday at 10 o'clock A. II. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
In this city. Thursday. Dec. 18th 1851 our youngest
daughter, LuEIE AMALlE LOUISE MAUSS, aged
Funer4i to day tsatnrsiayj at2o'clock P. ~. fron
the residence Of her father. j. 6tePhant South
Desplainfs street. to which Iisuds areinsltei.
In this ctsy, on the 10th Inst. ARTHUR j.. son Of
John H. and susan Clougb aged monthe and II days
Funeral at residence Of parents, Mtch!gan avenue,
between Twcnty.fou and Twenty-dnh streets, to-
morrow Sunday Atl o'cl1ck F. u. Friends Of the
fsmly arc Invited to attend.
In this c1y Friday, Dec. 18th. af 10 O'Clock A. H. OF
Consumption, JOHN CASTILLO. aged 81 years.
Funeral ON bis late reside1ce the Mstteson no1se.
to-ay Saturday at IL O'Clock T. II. Friends are In
yited. ......
in this city. on Friday. Dec. 10th. 1861 ELEANOR
MATILDA, wife OF M1. John Blake, Printer, OF this
The funeral will take pace from the residence OF her
husband, cor0sr Of Madison and LasaE1e street, to-
morrow Sunday afternoon.
Al bis rcttdenceI2 = North Peoria street, Dec 18th
rI, PETERS s. EDBERT, aged 10 years aad months.
Funeral at the residence. on Sunday. 18th !ns at
O'Clock r. II. Friends Of the family are lngited to At
~ Jvhustowp and Detroit papers please copy. -E
, 1864-12-17

AT AUCTION.
At our Sa1esroons, ~, Is and i8 Dearborn street.
Commencing on TUEsoAY EVENING Dec. eoth, at
7ocIoek. "a continuing the next day; Ihc a.soEt-
above Eooda ever offered ut anctton In this city.
aIstng In part Of VeEs dne
PAltIAN STATUETTS AND GROUPS,
VIZ: Milton, porcthea, Unicorn and Lion. Etoap of
TERRIERS, Spring, Greek Slaves. America, Faith and
lope, Bachus. Paul and Virginia. Group Carriers,
Shakespeare, Bukts. Vasss, Figures. &C.
FANCY CHINA.
Gold Band Tea Setts II pieces; Toilet Setta II pieces:
Moth Cups aud sau8ers, smoking Sets, Ink STANDS,
CaitReeelyeEs. Cigar Stands, CooEEes.
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN WARE.
CarnI and Tumblers. Crystal and Ruby Cut and En-
graved DecanteIs g. Gobiets and Wines. very lne An
ilque Toilet Setts, Medallion and Landscape Vases,
Card Stants Smoking Sets. Ltruor Sets Vine Sets,
COLONIES ~ beautiful coots. Etuscan Vases, Lemon
ado Sets, DC, &c.
EXTRA FINE &ILTER-PLATED WARE.
Cake and Card Baskets. Castors, with nne bottles,
Salts, Coffee Urn. elegant Tea Setis, pcs; Liquor
Castor with bottles md goplets Hutter Dishes leg
fec Pots 6uga1s and creams Gobles. Mugs, TerJ nne
Ivory and. Silver Handled Table Cutlery. Spoons.
Forks. Lao3eE, Carvess and FoEka. &c. &c
The RooJa OF the richest and 1ne5t Imported, and
OF the best quality. Th above comprises but small
part Of the assortment 10 be sold, being mpossoit
10 partlen.rize. The goods will b. wtEthy the At
goods can be examined on the day Of SALE Every ar
tc!t Will be sold without regard 70 cost some being
very costly. GILBERT d SAMPSON,
teas bsG5 Ct Auctloncess.
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