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. BLREOKER. AUcTIONEBR,

"A !: 1LsE0EER AUcrIoKBsR
Iss % T. B iss'lse sSS CO win
owing duo
.s cA ::ss
snd 0F hs q
"a three story brick % with mc Tsry
Ss.s9 &c ~ss up a feet; arss Glass; al modern
ssceFsar ar.s sl.. four story brown stone Houses
i :ids sixty
ssS:s each .ss To- s.;
aen. and suesclar 80, .,a.. ao.,oo
H sss west :ssa' Terrace a
s.oose sss.si-Two Loss adjoining the above. full
f:s: @
ss:: :sss Il: 4 T.: sss ;ss ss
,sss :'sy n ss.a IS s
:s,:s se; :.i 49, 3 m; s. ss
sa and
ss,s,A street Three story basement and sub; rub;
~: @ = ss ss$sI:
80: ss:s%..t Sro.n .oas Houses nigh :seop. north
ss ~ Ss:S a. brown ,ou. from.
ass: irss stories Sigh ;'ooD south sds viii ii modern
s ss 6: 'ss
6,ns avenuea
NXsr TxIHfY svvnnrH srRxKf-House ana Lot No. $50,
four stories. brick sire 22xeO: lot lO
fORry.uasT srRnRT-No. ~ three story and oasefnons
0osss hA stoop 81 feet front modern improvements on
south side Of Forty drst street. between Madison and Ffh
aYcnuos
1s:: sns ss:' :sss
~. between Broadway and Sixth avenue
elIrr rniRD srRxnr-A three Story high stoop Bricn
Vest ffyshrd street. south sde between Broadway and
8tghth avenue.
Wssr rlvTYTHIRD srRxsr-No. ls3, between Broadway
end Eighth avenue, oxlS; high oeliugs gas nxures al
uedern improvements
4Ivry.SoURIa srREKT-Two three story and basement
Brick Houses Nos III and liz East FIFTY fourth street. be-
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues . !.
s0wvksTYsixIu sgRxvr-Two vacant LotA north side OF
Seventy nth street. between First and Second avenues
NMnrY-.icH srRKxr-One vacant Lot north SIDE OF
Nney eighth street. between Second and Third avenuea
ghs Title e the whole Of the above described property
For and parteuare apply TO the Aucttonsers,
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A ). BLEECKRR, AUCrIoNEER.

A nL6sCKKR AUGIninO SrII1; ~ rur spvrr.
S oN s. xi 3. Ss e. 7
lowing valuable LOIS 4 Ground IN the eastern part
& one e s enss: mO. ssy'
sd he q. VIII s =:
ss.a sHn g:
cant q the purchase remain on bond and mort
xvssT Lots on the side Of 2, between
recoh and Sixteenth each q feet by sS avenue
os On The between
Seventeenth Eighteenth streets ncudng the two cor
yEsus Bs LOIS on tie east side Of avenue B. between
yheenth and Nineteenth streets ncludng corner each
AsEsyE c.. on the west side Of G. between
and Sixteenth Streets each % by % feet avenue
AyIsuE Cs Los side Of avenue G ,ncsdnsshe
Ds Lots the ws. side q avenue between cen
hss sSs s's
Last s nS o s'ss sa
ssch as BY idss Thirteenth street paved and
foyRrKKsrH srHsrr-s Lots the south side Of -Four
=
Fifteenth street Is severed. paved and walks tagged
STREET. = fee. east q avenue B. r feet by "a
SIR IT. :, Lo on auth sde o. m @
cept lot. which Is 2,Y92.
Ing ss each 26xe2 street severed,
iss on the south SIDE OF Esh
: :ns ss
severed paved bed and gutere and The walks Gagged
Ge ee :. S0r y
Zach ~ feet Stree! severed, paved. curDed and
directly the Of the last described and
he sSoys property may be cs.:in ,s q
dar street adjoining the Bank Of Commerce.
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WfNTER oARDsh- .s~....
cough ssly = ssss q Z. ' ss.s
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s me. ss AND J. ~ w: !. M. ss:ss ss .
o'clock for any Of tnsss ,o..
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NlsIos oARpsx.-ooMMskcHs "
~ A''' @'' S slEsccs0;ND WEEK "H.A'1A'
ssIvMPHAKr EsoAoEMEKT
CAROLINE RIoRlHos
xo, Ss,s4 . sS:: ~,
sissf sfGsf 49,
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Auousrls DAILY AID: AND FRAME WOOD.
rAxrso a i SS4Esar1r.
One Of n ssR ISss AND suocKssrv1
put on the m''r''''';1Ti i issss SEASON 4.
and fully sssvrso
"a e. e..
IL. : .s::.s * Seats
oSsS..ss sAb42!
Coined, vaudeville 4s;sssa sasSs Scribe
sfSs dos sis st. "s:'s n on. &C.
Doors viii Do opened a. tx; the curtain 70 rise ats
il a ss b sssss & rs.
Box once of * By IS ssf Sso. sS1'
~ The afsh OF the series Of Mr. aot.soSsits farewell
Mr. HSEx1s VII s & assisted o'clock
sn. A. IA Esn . S
E EAHEakS xI0iin's Conductors Sig 1bsLL1 and
Admission including reserved seats 81 Seats may BE-
Ban SOM. Y: IS Broadway. and siSs 1 ssiissurys
Concert ssss.
CIRcUs.-B BROADWAY Az. AbS Az " NO. ts
l. B. LENT rHE Us9IAa;9jiiiaa 1 iaTHSEsTT Manager
y NE sssSRSE1s gpsSSs
OVERLOOKING AUDIENCES.
MOST Esruu STA shff APPLAUSE
induce the management to announce cennuapce OF the
EVERY fhN 9HaEssfso.
mt, E 2!s. s, AND s2ia6SfsDA~ AFTERNOONS
s z4Bs4z E sSSSSIIssEE F SSss4Iss;
~ .
srIoxxxo ahea1S!9Fs scs ssEsss RIDER
in un:pDr'''h'S' f You & ESHaTs cso%
- o. o''-saiU'SS66iiE ACT UPON BUFFALO.
n TEE ssRucAaTSsD S ssSaED s syas,
Hl0HLx TRAINED PONIES
PERFORMING DOGS oss AND MONKEYS
vi" Sks8TSsT Sn Ss TROUPE
ever bSaL ANITA And Is sxofIso ACTS
forming An entertainment which, for oovey ana variety. IL
Doors open at 7; 10 commence 81 TX.
MATINEBS FOR FAMILIES.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
commencing at az O'Clock.
uoPE CHAPEL
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sAIBD AZ AUCTION.
MsrROroLIrAx roltOe AycTIos sASs e a. y. :,
"a q che PSss Hs.ess.sssss. - HsSsrr, siest
- ''''' u 'n' PROPER" 4 rErrlNcsR. Aussisaeer.
PUsL!c ADxIsIsrRAress wI1L u! :: WI W.T.
auction % fssss, H.!ss ssx s'os: room 4 sI.
ssy .sf e Of 2ot e
estate. Sale e s'T ss1DtSs s fSs's
E. re-. s4sH II o. TIE
S $40 sss 20 &c
sS s.s iSssS and iSS Second
a. T:s s HSs:s n a
rs g IL
story a' proof s bsI ssSi g o. e sas s
zSA sA5s Sr s.s q
s.;: s'':: ~ ' = srs QUITE
SALES o. EoyssaoLD yynsIfya.. =, .,,.u,., ;.
y The undersigned psSXpH.ISss s. give special attention %
!. residences. q ~. ns: s1
Hsrtiss oOasnplssins mstng .iss this season w!n %
well to register 'A'' sou
s. G Hs.s. C s..a.
4 :s;: 81
consisng Of large assortment Of dne FRENCH Fancy Dry
0oeds The trade viii do well 70 attend sale poetye
without reserve.
G. n HEWLETT, the GREAT TEMPERANCE ORA.
p tor spcysd Tor the lss. = Xesrs y ne Son. Of Fem
Who because bis outspoken Union sentmens and utter
s;s; e
q he Cooper insetute Wednesdev evening" March
Temper anoe, commsneing d o'clock Admission % cents
\. 4 sskszzDSt zY. 4 Gs:s.:s:: :.
= uvvv.w 4 ~ AuCrynuvvpv auyy uoN
-. day March o. II O'Clock. st Is Dowey By virtue Of
des fourtS proo Is bbls Sid Sorbca Snd Ave Whisicy1
ppss and bbs Cha. Rum. a.; 9 casks 80 gallons can,
&c. Sale positive.
q HERMAN q co., AUOrIONEEKs, SELL NON.
y. day, March q loX O'Clock q y powery -nsrshars
Aes"s a'"' 'o'''' 'sS =. v. LYONS. City Marshal
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Between Prince and Spring streets.
Open from 10 A. NJ. TO 10 r M Admission Is cents
SIXTEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Of this unparalleled exhibition some q which
Giraffe Asiac African Lions and Lionesses BengA
and Senegal Leopards, White Bears grizzly Bears CHINA
mon bears, Poomah Bears, young Lions ana Lonesee4
Royal Bengal Tiger Brazilian Tigers Striped and spo.,e1
Ysliow Deer o9ec.s and Wa Cats Iesneamo.s A.
African BLACK and Gray Ostrches s. Ostrich white Pes
Cocks Pelican, Black Swan, White and Blue Cranes sn9
Ponce Cranes. Black and Gray Wolves possu"
Red Parrots; Austrssn Birds without number, Bsdgsre
Angels Asses. MonEeys Bal oons, &c. &C. pair 6noS
number OF animals not enamersied q this list
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EVERY DAT.
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
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A ;. BLREKER. SON 4 CO.. WILL SELL AT AUG:
tion On Ihursdsy March ~ AL oscss - NO r i
Wes corner OF First avenue Fry-second street. In
Sas imDroyfns ueiphborhood and full partcu
IN inouire a the euctioneerss N Cedar street
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HOy-PRIzE MoNEY=PRIzE N0NEr;-AT snk.
.na Navy s.SEsy and i:ss gss.sr y Nay * Ssosd
Navy Or Army ocsrs, Sesmen Soldiers their widows
hsr: can Ne promptly rALD shsr fkczE ana bounty
A PROTECTIVE pcLAIn AGENCY Has BEEN Es
"A tabished IN Washington project and assist 1amSn n
SfIf 81 = 2 ;s. s' x Eye sss Z
Agent Us York BF0OSyn. I'D q oliver street 4 Y
ALL PRIZE Ho3N NOW PAYABLE CAN BE Oh.
snsd without d'y 1bIyssSs S is.fn e p '''r
iH York street, Brooklyn,
ppLY FOR PRIZE MONEY yoa THE FOLLOWING OWN.
the Post once. sScend door: room No. 3:-,
cSior.do j.. juno. ios 6oSsseslt Ss1fas Tor IreauO.
DRIzB MONEY FOE ALL PEIsoNs DISCHARGED
L from the United S.s.ss NayL ssryi2s ccliecsd BY
pRrzs MONEY. BopNyY, &C. PRoxPILY, COL
i legged at No. Anew chsmbers sereet By G. ". SMITH
"D. UNDER sEAMAN,s BANK.
rs WALL STREET.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY VESSELS PAYABLk.
1,o WOUNDED soLplERs
~ soldiers who have been discharged BY reason Of
wounds received in battle snd who have no. received the
500 bounty can receive ha b. applying At The Army
Arsncy q Bescker streets opposite Pay Department The
discharge must be prescntsd.
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ySuRNITuRB wANTED-A DOUBLE SUIT or ROSE.
wnot Paror Furniture, IN hrst rate order Parties
ing above TO sell cheap for cash py address Kbbeua No 81
0reous street .'. -.
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YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
W. 'Ae ROMAN CxTiioLiC ORPHAN ASYLUM.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 70, 1854
MEMBERS.
Bryan LAURENCE, Janes Kelly. Jas. B. Nicholson,
John Clancy, Andrew Carrtgan, James Henncsey,
James Lynch. Henry Shields, John kelley
william Laor. Owep W. Brennan, John J. Bradley,
Oscar Spence, J. r.. ConwayM.D. John hckeon.
Jeremiah ouinisn. franeis Higgins Charles o'Connor,
Denis o Donoghue, n r. Dyas, Vim. j. Malone,
Thomas Muldoon, John Duane, Daniel Labor,
VIM III. Shields j. A. fcrraii, WI. A. Murphy,
James Il. Byrne, John Hayes, Ign. A. WheelAn,
Joseph Riley, WIN. Hickman, u. B. Eggert,
III. Coleman. I'LL apin. Morris j. Power,
Jos. J. O'Donohue, VIM y Dounelcy, D. w. OHaloran.
Thos J. o. Brien, Michael J. " D. Andrew L. Byrne.
pANlEL LALOR, President.
THOMAS MULDOOS. First Vice President
WIN. Fl. SHIELDS. Second Vice President
JoHN HAMS, Sstrstary.
JrRlnuAH QuiNLAv. Treasurer.
Tickets s mar be obtained upon application 10 any OF the
Committee
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HfARsuALr,s eALR -RfCHARD WALTERS, AUG.
M tSeoetg vili cell on Monday March ~ III O'Clock
& 9ossau liquor store sSsnsr ssysph srss and Ave
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MATRrMONfAi..

A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND TRAVEL
"A recently arrived in this city, desires q make the &C
auainsncs, with view 10 matrimopy. OF some lady Of
vsy and sdesiouate disposition Would prefer one got
under twenty years OF age Of broken fsrtunes VINO
having enjoyed would rejoice 10 be restored 70 betef
tmee.i Address viaor. box ia Herald ohce.
A VETERAN SOLDIER IN THE ARMY OF THE 20.
tcmac DESTROYS Of communicating with any patriotic
young lady, with Wow 70 matrtmsny photographs OK.
Address Francs Fullerton Co Il, l0h regiment
nj r. ", Washington, d. G.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO A BRIDE CON.
M talns important Information for the newlT married
snd those abo marry Sent post paid receipt u %
csnu by EMIL T. LAaNBAU, boz 60sT Pcst Once, n. T.
nSE or UNCLE SANS REBEL DBsPArCHERsn
~ Who served nearly three years 10 the Army OF the
fosoac whose term Of service expires Ia the coming
sessop wishes 10 open ocrrespondence with some fsir
and accomplished Young lady With . view 70 ab,ndo.
sius,e and settle Ia beautiful locality IN West
ern New York Mono need reply except they are compe
tsnt making coed home ahappI one Address Charlie
Lovejoy, Company y, rcoh New 1ork cavalry washing
tou, 3. y
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CuRSiruRE MUNICIPALITIES WISHING TO DE-.
cline boassscsplns and svod the Of an
fair ossh price BY addressing Z line 70 Stewart Herald
once sailing where msy be seeu.
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lflEo. w.,KBLsEy, AUcIIoSRER, WILL SELL AT
~ public Adcon on THURSDAY. Msrrh ie a. a O'Clock
iQsx Nos va rrs' s,rsss near soush second street
Miadef DVublers, Turner's Lathe. shaitingN .Puleys
Sddnfs AZ. a. ssle positive Terms cash In bsnhabls
BovlH seventh ars6 williamsburg
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ANTHOLOGY.
a. Lfyour destiny you would know.
Hc sa . future as1e' VII SiiEoS. 60
n s.sl from yondsr cres Of gold.
Learn i: nature nature before s ore You YOU stray
T%Sa 4; &: nina fssl . fair .....,
sor a s relates 70 ySar y me {.
viii bring the most hopeless ca.ss s:
81 $ A:s sizs ssss
Ss E and x.s s.p Sc. ro
$:a. s si
A BETTER LAST, AsrIsoIosIsT IS NOT TO BE roySp
sS., II. rs.s !.
ss.s: .s:.n ss ;s
III Z: =: .ss v
., .Soosns snd %s " % y
examinations Once isc Greene street; 5sow Prince
A BROOKLYN CT AIRvorANr-NApAMs cLIrroRp,
enc block rom Fulton s,snas Brcosyn ss,sess disease
presrSes remedies nnds absent friends and consuls
MEDICAL cLArRvoyAyr-Mss. ssYxouRs
msSes cl.,ryoyac, rooms oi xe r,f,eenh street
MADAME RAY, NO. $50 SEVENTH AvRNuR, NEAR
AVA twenty seventh street, surprises oil her The
sick troubled aud uucky should test her power she tells
you, yer. thoughts lucky numbers losses Ladies' cents
GENTS. 30 ceut~
Mrs. MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT CLArRyor.
ant w Third arenge near Seven zenith street deyoes
hsrse entirely 70 tracing Losses absent friends bust
mess ahars generay asssts In recovering lost property
ne charge references given; gentlemen not admitted
MADAME 1srBLI-sHvRNTH DAUGHTER. CAN BIZ
AVA consulted on love- marriage. sickness osscs business.
lucky plumbers. charms satisgaetoA guaranteed Ladies'
70 ces gentlemen oocens Cell 81 1a vsrick street. near
W no WOULD NOT 90 WHERE roRrUN. $500.
49,. see n!ss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
pnees the best OF all and cannot be excsied Can be
suited personally OF ~ letter op all aairs Of ife
INC sv suits iourneys absent friends love- coutshp mar.
fshful hesbsnd. Mss W & The only per.os 10 this ely
woo nss ne genuine Roman and Arsbian slismaHs for love-
5000 luck and all business affairs spd guarantees foe
xo.ns sn no. 70 consult ih naturally itsd and besuus
nue. opposite Eighth street, ~
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ID MECHANICS HALL. l72 BROADWAY,
MONDAY March L and every night during the week. I'm
mcuse success of the side splitting burlesque,
TANNING BUTTERFLY.
Raphael Moco, ADVENT Dan Bryan1
EXEMPT SHAKERS THE PERFECT CURES.
Sally Come Up Tnpan ion Denny brook Reel; Stools
no. fHB CHALLENGE DANCE.
Brigade; Macs Essence FIRST time OF comcal soooo
JUMBO JUMS COLLEGE.
Doors open 81. Curtain rises at Ia. Tickets IS cent?
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THE RAIL- SEASON.

GRAND MAsQUERADE.-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
" making APPEARANCE (in either comic fancy
II masquerade, sQouid get end Or BUNKERs Cos
Tunes The anes assortment Of Dresses wigs Curs &C..
city Costumes and Fancy ,unde 70 order ~
100 Fourth street, Sixth avenue.
, 1864-01-12
.[speclnl Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TFfbuncI
eEnISoi1kIp. ;al 1an. Il. iss
1m ~, epec!a a1spa,.n !sse!seu l, .vs"as ~
.o ~ 49,, ~ taostst anrast sa"s r..snsi Gon
~ oAne 1ss1s,anr voss .1o. VII, ~
e4". ~ " .'' 4ea. ~. 1u.S "-
clea'teu 20 1ae ioean''es ~ .ion' "u'en Lucy r.
ceise 1oca nounues, pfo7'oeo uae mus.es@h
fols sho" them enls1ea anu master;d IN as
OF inc sad localities. Inc mustef-ln folls
must snow the iaess oi she case aoo
VIII DC tne eFiaence ot a"aFolng tne
credits. Veterans in service 1e-eniisting
will be credited to the localities to
which the re.enlistmcnts ind muster in
rolls show them as belonging. Therefore
until veterans haEo been femus'efcd IL can
not be determined to what particular locality
they ~lu be credited lie foregoing Is IN
answer to the many Inquiries received oy the
War Department -:
Gov. Yates to-day appointed Joseph l. &c
les OF l1lISh0To. mem0ef Ql bCaFu Oh 1Fublets
, 1864-01-12
ABOTT PATING THE SOLDIERS.
Hon. JA1nee Brooks, the Copperhead EnQW

ABOUT PAI1NG TEE SOLDIERS
Hon. 5nres Brooks, the Copperhead Know
Nothing, n. c. from New York, offered q
resolution in the Coperhead Caucus that,
"The officers, soldiers and sallors In the army
and ne9a nsy sRSRd 11 Da,a e gold and
The object Of the Hon. plug ugly and his
confrcrcs, was not to pay the soldiers more,
but to embarrass tue Government, well know
ing TINT It would be ont Of the power Of the
Secretary to provide gold for the payment of
the army and nury. II It be improper to pay
the salaries Of our foreign ministers In coin,
put stop to 1t. But the buncomb resolu-
uon does not propose to pay our ministers
and consuls in currency; no political capital
could bc made In TINT direction, therefore
the other dodge is resorted to. But If the
achcming dcu1agoSucs really want the sol
diers better paid there is IN easy way Of
accomplishing it. Let them vote for six
per cent tar on The three hundred millions
Of dollars Of issues Of the heterogeneous aud
unconstitutional banks, and expel their cir
tculaticu. This win remove the inordinate
imitation Of the currency, and bring
rrcenbucks up to thc standard value
OF gold or rcry near it.
The trouble with the currency is that there
is too much Of it by fifty per cent. Hence,
it takes three dollars Of It to purchase two
real dollars worth Of properly or labor. Re-
tire one-tlird Of the existing currency and
the remaining two-thlrds will rise In va1ue
until It represents as much property as the
whole volume now docs. Let the currency
be reformed by taxing out Of circulation the
redundant, unnecessary issues OF the 1,6oo
, 1864-01-12

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1854.

Inc fff$s has tne 10lI0WtnE
CulrE1TER c. IT., Jan. 9.-To-day the no.
ted guerilla MCGOWAN and three Of bis men
we're captured by the Forester N. 7. cavalry
regiment, now rcconnoitriDg In the direction
OF fSpcHJyillc. The hitter left here in good
lumor, Gen. flcasanton having ordered their
regimental colors and guidors to be restored.
Last October they were deprived Of the Tags
coon Ford on the Knpidan river Since then
their behavior has been so commendable that
they have reEained their forfeited colors.
WAsuISGToN, Jim. lit is believed that
the rebels will not be able to accomplish any
thing at present In the Shenandoah Valley,
owing to the inc1emcnt y weather and the con-
dition of the streams. The Shenandoah river
is imPassablc from floating ice, ana the moyc-
nents of our forces have been such as to pre-
. clude the possibility Of bridge building BY the
enemy. 1t Is not expected that Early will re-
main in that section after the present month
ARMY OF THE PoToa14C, JAN. 10.
:; Faithful claplains In tho army. held rc1fgg-
;ous services to-day, hut otherwise the rou-
tine was the same as on other days, though Il
along the lines. There is not even tile sensa-
tion Of a rumor to relieve the. ,monotony.
Gen. Meade has gone to Pennsylvania on q
short leave Of absence.
Headquarters DEPARTMENT OF WEsTl
j. ~. VIRGINIA, Jan. 10. {
MAJ Cole, IN command o. oa1lAaon VI
Maryland cavalry, encamped in London conn-
ty, was attacked at 4 O'Clock this morning By
the guerilla Mosby, the latter's force being
nearly 400 strong. After severe fighting Of
an hour, Mosby was repulsed, leaving his kiA-
ed and wounded on the tleld. Among the
rebel deal were found four commissioned OIL
GERS. Our loss is reported two killed and
eleven wounded. Among the Inter are Capt.
Vernon, severely, and Lieut.. Rivers, slightly.
Gen. Sullivan has q force Of cavalry now In
pursuit Of the enemy. Mosby attempted to
surround and surprise the camp, but found
Mai. Cole On the a1ert cnd ready for him. The
fight was q gallant one on Coles part.
, 1864-01-12
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]


= COLUMBUS, O., Jan. II, 1864.
Hon. John Brough was to.day inausuratcd
Governor Of Ohio In the presence Of several
thousand persons. There was grand mill
tsry display. Everything passed Of IN the
best possible manner. His inaugural address,
which is throughout au able document, takes
strong and decided grounds against compro-
mise with the rebels. He says NC cannot ne-
gotiate with rebels In arms, oradmit Of any
thing from them but unconditional surrender
and submission. Much We can pardon to the
masses Of people, but the leaders must reap
Of the harvest they have sown. The past has
its punishment that may be mitigatcd or for
given, but the future must have full and am-
PIE security.
Further on he adds: There are but two
Ways in which the restoration Of pence and
the Union is to be accomplished: LIST, The
/ unconditional surrender Of the lenders and
tho abandonment Of the rebellion, or, I'd, the
continued progress and consequences Of our
! arms until the military power Of the confed-
eracy is broken and the heart Of the rebellion
| crushed. -
| AL intermediate plans or schemes are mere
| pallintivcs, that like our compromises Of the
past fifteen years will only be sure to procras-
tinate existing evils, restoring peace that
will require constant watchfulness and con
| ccsston, and prosperity that will be depend
ent upon almost annual sacrifices to avoid
| future demands and insut7eetions.
:: In view Of the pernanence Of our Govern.
ment and the integrity Of our Union. there IL
no such thing rs compromise with rebels in
arms: agalnst both. Avoid it as ne may,
the great truth is apparent to every reason
ing mind that SUBMISSION. On suB1u0ATlos
for the leaders Of the rebellion are the only
electual means Of restoring peace and good
government.
The Inaugural giyca immense satisfaction
, 1864-01-12

instead Of fifteen would h.ve been al exceedingly
iiberal allowance for that class Of "shades.'"
But on Whist basis do you sssumo that our popu
e1 has n voad
be liberal eslrlate calling the actual population
in October, o., to be 1851 o. would make the pro
sent numbers :oco; and I am willing to wager
another bottle OF wine that 1t does not exceed
these fgu1es- 1profses to be pretty Is s.nfar with
the expansion Of the city, hay,as watched eloaa.
The stt I'D dGsea years rhs G, sG,t not to ssa
real estate ktto-lyeFs: Of tho ~ 'o young men
oaE % c,ty has sent to The war;. iess than one.haH
died, many moss Win iall md stili larger aa@ber
when this ,'csue1 war Is over y Mill take up thei!
permanent homes in the Sunny South. Tho land
aetile over to colonze and hold. 50 thst In ali our
6,M0 warrior citizens lost to Chicago.
natl, st. Louis, Milwaukee, and other Wes;crn cit
les cut after the census OF 1870 The papers or
Cincinnati insisted that there were nhabit-
"slnelc cut" below an even quarter Of million,
and when the 9. 8: Marshal announced that there
we're but 1881 o. all told what spasm It threw
their ataefine, soap and lard that they had seen m
1@co9; So o. nstsaishtway The eity fathess ordered
omitted. The lob was aoae;7the toosinss
%sd psen Tas Mns1 un9 9 to n6s Ssss ss
On some suburbs It was squeezed up to lsl,a.l ID
order to beat St. Louls small fraetion.
The press Of the latter city before the count only
le0,7s. The papers Of Milwaukee claimed s, ,oN
but the census-taEers could only find $500. Peo
ia claimed eco bnt only produced 14,eoo and &C
q Gsas se The s ss
PIE IN order to give fictitious value to their 'out
aide lots"