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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
nODWORTH'S Price List Of Musical Instxu-
meats seat by rail on application Astor.psce NY
A FFLICTED RESTORED, GNORANCE

"A EXPOSED PALACES UNMASKEDi
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH SFNFS Married or
slnEe IN Health or DiseaseDE LARMOtrS Paris Lon
son ana Ns~.1eIk Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
tss,h edluon 900 pages, nearly 100 onca
upon Mental and Nervous DEBILITY Urinary Deposits Aztec.
e9ns OF The Bladder and Kidneys Latest Res arches IN Phys
ioiogy Euopeanjiopi,sl Practice Quscs their recipes aud
speeih the Auors snequeled Paris and London Treat
nent &c All who would avoid unsuccessful and baTbrrous
Gsstnent with Mercury Copsba Injections Can,erzstions
Oaack Specifics Andoes Instruments &c. should purchase
THE Srpla work Of the Publisher, u. WARNER No We.
seys Astorhonse, ofk for 81, closely sealed
sonsaa the DOCTOR No. t73 broGdsy (np-stsir) New
fOrk. from 10 q M. TO =.
- We concur with Other papers in recommending Or. Lar
and mia vork Conrrisr des ttcts Units German
Reform. Dispatch. sieas Leig Atlas Medical Review &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

HENRY d. MINER, Auciioneer No. u Nassau-st
opposite the st.Ofce.
| / 3. QUARIERMASTER'S SALE Of con-
~ DEEMED GOODS-MINER ( sOMERVILLE
wi sell At auction on FRIDAY Feb. g. AZ IL o'clock at
No lss Wooster st., at Cornell Wssons Warehouse
quantity Of Condemned Goods consisting Of Tents knspsaet
Rubber Blankets Scales Stoves Old Iron. Iron and Lead
Pips, Byarsns, &c. BY order Vi Y. g. UuaIteIGasssg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
BUREAU OF ORDINANCE, NAVY DEPART sgSr(
WASHINGTON CRY. Feb II, 1864. I
GALE of CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON

- III vi NVNI'TMNED NAV CANNUN.
- hereby given that the Isl day Of March
Ut ~ O'Clock n there will be sold az pablo auction al he
Navy far Brooklyn, Now lork, bundled and l0G)
32.pdrs. of 6l cwt.
These be sold by the pound snd has the
purchase money IA to be paid the completion of the sale
ana the other hat upon the removal OF the guns by the pur
chse when removal must take place within ten days alter
tho sale, and 4; tho expense Of said purchaser.
II. A. WISE, Chief OF Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
I OTS for SALE-In good location for manu-

- ctmng purposes at low price. sud avofable terms In
ou,utie. 40 suit pnrcas.rs Elikabetlpo N J. Apply
20 r. H. KELLOGG No. l39 Peari-St., n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
DEREMPTORY SALE OF yalnable PROB.

DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable PROP
L ERTY on Canal and Division sts.--ADRIAN n. MUJ
LER AuconeeT viii sell the Exchange ssesrooD No
Ill Broadway, FRIDAY. February 70. 1904, q y
o'clock. noon the large 4story and basement s.s 20
snb.ceilar BRICK HOUSE No. Csnalst, faeng on bso
broadway with lease Of lot Hou.e has gas, bath ssse
closets and water throughout. Also the two smsi seo.
BRICK HOUSES IN rear Of above Nos 1917 and lo,t vsS
St. with lease oflot Maps ID the Office ofthe Auc0pr No.
81 Pne ELLIS L. PRICE, Executor Of Thompson f'.se,
II'HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared 10 s""
Il special attention 10 rrrRyTruRE
SAILS OF HOUSEHOLD -
Auction OR AZ PRIVATE 'N'
the most favorable terms .,ctoneer, No. PtctL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
A ]. BLEECKER, son Il Co. will sell at

n al, DLI|L-ShIh, DO-N ~ W. ""~N '~A> -
WEDNESDAY, Feb. a.
A,I2 o'clock at the Exchange aleEoou No III Broedway
FXFCIJTORiS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON lVTH-AvE., AND, 4JD AND 44rn-SIkEEIs, BIZ
ORDER or GEO. W WRIGHT, esl. EHECUIOk
lUru-AyENUE-3 lots on the east side, between aJd ana
9th treets each 25xl00 CnoiudiDg corBeril. go ~
I0r-AVENUE-l lot Oh east side, between Ah ana 4fh'
ats Size 2jxi00 go.
4,ND-sTRFET-l4 lots north side of4sndst, 100 feet
west Of sav esrh l5xl0 ttlnds Is 100 feet "lts
43D-STKEEr-6lo,s north side, commencing 10 feet
east Of I0th-sv. Size 23x0p.4 each.
lots south side Of tiih ST. commencing
100 feet OF i0th-sv. Tiila perfect -
uaps &c apply TO tie sgclioleers, no a. SeuETsI OF
to Wright { Ns.rihew, No. SO Wsl!-st
ALSO,
BY ORDER or THE EXECUTOR,
The frsc-s i.tory English BASEMENT brown stone ffont
house and lot No g23 West J,ds. tBoofmanpecs OF the
south side about midway between and @l,lVs. LOT
8rS block house l6SI and in perfect order as al the
modem irproyensnts The neighborho0d both dts OF
The sheet is built up first class houses
ALSO,
BY ORDER OF THE FNECUT0R. ,.,
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
plot Of ground Bridgeport, Conn., late the estate oil
Thaddels Hubbe deceased sits;ed adjoining the Serns
io,. on the north the of Msin aud cannon s'
oppo,;e the Connecticut Bank al the head " Nas con
tanning than IS feet by upward Of zoo taooa scre
with he double brick mansion thereon This properly Is con
,dered tho valuable plot In the city OF BndsepoI. io
business purpoes snd admirably adapted for National Benz
FOR maps terms &C. apply 10 the AEctlou-en, no. ~
Cedar.st n. " or to THADDEUS Il. LANE, esq, At'or
ney ard Counselor, No. l32 Broadway, - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Il stone Basement HOUSE No. 80 West J5ih,. ell the
modern improvement. complete including Chandelier.
Price Sse" hent $500 Also tree,tbry fame house on
5shsi., between ,ta anu sih.yf fronting Central Park
hent 400. Apply y. NJ GIRhN. NJ. 8. Pear.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Morris WILKINS. Auc,loneer.

A. NJ MERvTS. Arc.foneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN x Co., Irving Build.
- inss Nos so and 5e6 BrosdwaySal-s " Books Sta
onery Pictures WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING",
February I'D aud 2ith, az O'Clock. -
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late Dr. JAMES X CHI.
TON embracing variety and valuable Books IN
Chemistry Medicine and Surgery sud Coectlon Of Stand
ard Miscellaneous Literature Illustrated Works fe'1odicas
EuuAying- several SETS o! surgical Instruments
SC Catalogue. ready aud the Books are On e1aib
tfnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

A j. BLEECKER son & Co. will sell at
a. Auction on TUESDAY MsTch !! at IL o'clock, at me
Exchange SsIesroom, No. III Broadway cr account oi
whom Il concern): s,.,.o., d,
WEST IJrIl-sT The two 3sorv brick HOUSES and
OTs Nos 2s and 2lO Wo.t 40h.t on the south side be
tween sh and ah.ays size 1851 block Title ndspusabe
Terms TO suit purchasers
Map.. &c.. at office of Auconesrs
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6ales bp Auttion.
war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuprAv.
OvvIos o. CHIRs QuARrEnnAsrx,

WAsRissroS, D. c., Feb TO- 1884
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HoRsES.-wm be sold at Public Auction, 10 to-
highest bidder at the places aud dates named below via
At Mifin, Pa, 800 Horses, Friday lth Mach.
At Wiiamspor. Pa, 800 Horses, Tue-day 9Th March
At Altoona Pa, 800 Horses Friday, 18th March.
March. ~
At Eas.on. Pa, 800 Horses, Friday 18th March
AZ Newark, N. j., $40 Horses Tuesday, I'D March
At Lebanon, Pa, 800 Horses, Friday. 18th Mareh
At Wilkesbsrre. Pa 800 Horses Tuesday, 2oth Ms,eA
These Horses have been condemned unfit In. ls, n
service Of the United States Army.
had |"
Horses will be sold sinyy.
Sales begin at 10 u., and continue daily in an AZ. M
Terms Cash, In United States Treasury Notes OH, '
JAMES A. RkIy
Chief Cap.I--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

4 j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will SPII
IA At Auction on WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a a IA &C.,.
az the Exchange Ssesroom 10. III Broadway 1fhst H..
valuable LOT on the south side, commencing 800 et ~
OF lOtlay. Size 25x9a.9. Appyto the Auctionecrs ~"
A J. BLEECKER, son e. Co.. will seli
as at Auction on TUESDAY FED. 70 a, 70 O'Clock At ths
bic property By by order Of the Surremo Conf me m,
direction Of Dayton hobart, esq, Referee.
CARMiNE-ST-Premses Nos. 6. and &c. between Bedford
BRooSE e. No. al. south dd- S.w.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

IN ELIZABETH, n. IA Modern HOUSE
with 20 including Servants apartments Conserve
tory Bang ana soTerooHs double windows ior WIN
ter rsc Hot and Cold Water and Oas throughout Hot Air
Furnsce Kitchen Ranges Speaking Ppe7 &C. Outbuid lFs
abundant including Gardner. COTTAGE II Acres Of Land so
feet Of Crepe Arbof Of best yaos 800 Peag Trees in hearing
aud oil the bc varieties Of summer Autumn aud Winter
Frit with all the other rui Of this climate. Within ton
uuuos' walk 81 railroad depot for New York and Plade
pia on paved s6ew k- and handsome country lrnce
within the city IN be sold with pat Of he land II pre,Trod
kppy to r. Is. CHETWOOD, Elizabeth, n. }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

HOUSE No. III Henry-st., Brooklyn, Fot
SAIL. an by s9l fei corner Of Love lane hous
three story ba-inn under cellar Terms favorable Ap
ply 70 r.. X. KELLOGG No. 1888 Pesrl'st, Ne"-foI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
1 J. BLEECKER, son d Co., will SELL

A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co.. will sell
iNs at auction TUESDAY, Feb 20. At IL O'Clock ~ the
Exchange saesroon, No III Broadway The valuable 3so-y
Brick HOUSE and LOT NO. 100 fT.nces, north SIDE bet
Mercer aud Grccnes House 25rf: lot 23Hl0 TIE house
is well built and In good order. portion remain
4 j. BLEECKER son IL Co., will sell
"a FRIDAY Feb. 20, 1854 al u o'clock. at the EI-
change salesroom. No III Broadway,
HANDSOME ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE on
18Th ST.
The 3-ory brown stone front English House and 10, No
No 81 Esst Shs' south side VI o! between Park
aud Lexington IL Ia perfect ordr. aud las all the
modern improvements, sefyans staircase, &c. Possession
MAY J. 1864 size shout ,n4t block.
For msps terms, &c. sppy to the suc'ioneers u Cedsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Receiver Of The Brooklyn Flint Glass toupsny :
No. 90 South Nilliamst, New ork d,y.
LucIES BRpsxYg Attorney for Receiver No. 10 Brosa
krw-York tt2-2awts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

HOUSES for SALE,-No. - West 18th
stree, 2Oxs1 brown.stone No lss West 10Th street
nice selt.ei house $500 No. ~ Yves; Both street sob
stsnisl brick house No Wos. 3h street factory zKilo
s, and strong No ~ Koss street. wsmsbcrsh gen,ee
house, 5000. Apply 70 .
CIIAkiEs PARTRIDGF. No Y From. street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

-Willcox. Brizsdier General 81 Volunteers,
Prnfnsnding District Of Indiana and Achi-
|an Ohlce, Headquarters, corner Maryland
ID Delas are streets: boards Al the Bates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST or THE DECISIONS or THE SUPREME
Court If the State Of Indiana comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes of backford and the first
sixteen voHmes of lndis Reports; toQether with the
Revised Statutes OF the State emb die in the edition
Of Gavin & Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis, l.. l. 3. vol.
Svo. sc 90.
The first edition of this valuable completely
hausted in less than three months from the time of
publication. new edition. printed iae white paper,
ready. This j. II the most complete aud best
arranged dgests ever published ard has received the
highest commentators Of The legal profession.
The Hon VI. N. RAY say:
The Digest il in its plan ami -HtiOn as il
is useful 10 the profession. This i infringement Of
the Reports but genuine digest Of them.''
The Hon dawn McDoxAID says:
't is no small commentator Of the work that II j. a
Digest only Of all Supreme decisions which
have be published. but also of all the modern statutes
In force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09
Ii,ary Directory OF ina annapolis,
Indiana.


Pss per Am
Novseu. Governor: oFIics, state House.
.<tdence ceruer % uark~f aud lllinofs ~. "a 600
= Holloway. ooionel and Private Secretary
Governor Onlce, stair House, resides
! y Governor Marion. ..-...-.....-.-.... AGA
" n TerreIi. Major end Military sscrefar,
! Governor. once. state Hsuse. residencs
,pve's Biock, % Ohio ssrrsf............. aI4s
II. schisfer. MAJOR - Regiment. Indiana
Dlunfeers. A a. &. 60 fsovernor. One
ate House. boards AZ Palmer Hoase.....- lies
Seble. AdlaisBt General 81 Indiana
fflee. State House. bosrds al Bates House.
pei - .-'. =, s@4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

Cavalry. Commanding Officer.
ist. -. Lieut.. Col. 7. Y. Pace
1St.... Capts. \. Sharra and Theo. !
Maitheuyi. 49,. -.......
lst..... Capts. james l.. Carey and !
VIM. r. Tucker. ........
2d...... Col. Ed. VI. IcCOOk.........
3d...... Col. Geo. II. Chapman. 80.
3D.. Lieut.. Col. Robert Klein.
3D.. Captains o. 81 Powers and !
Charles L. Patton.
sfih.... Col. John T. DeweeSe.
5th. &C.. Lieut. Col. Thomas II. Butler
9th --.- Col. James Riddle .....-
9Th. 80. Col. J. Z. &. Shanks..
eth. 80. Col. Thomas J. Harrison. -.
Ind'r Co. Captain Charles l.. Lamb -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09


Cavalry,
Cavalry Andrew Gallagher the the Gulf Adj
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

The Stations above mentioned the
District Head Quarters the Armies which the Regiments
ed will their
LAZ NOBLE
Adutunt General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

New Orleans, Louisiana. q. .
shepherd vile, kentucky. .
Knoxs lille. Tennessee $3.50.
Pulaski. Tennessee. ....
New Orleans, louisiana.
Chattanooga. Tennessee.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Nashville, Tennessee. ...
Chattanooga. Tennessee.
Nashville. Tennessee.
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

ErRaL ASD srArr OrrlcIns o. rnr Dlsrucr o,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
'RleA..

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1Q.-On Tuesday last .
Ore broke ont in Z, large stone structure
belonging 70 the Brooklyn Gas Company
at the foot 81 Hudson street, Used FOR t66
storage Of biturninous coal. From THAT
in extihxuishiug the Are; Last night, h0ws
ever, there was tremendous explosion In
the bqildin8 from tAe'gas generatedah by tho
smouldering smoke which was. instantly,
followed by the flames extending aunou9
the coal with great rapidlty until thou
still raging with great fury, though IN
dremen have succeeded Ia confininR It to
the premises. Loss 90, 900. sfNaAs aapll
BUFFALO, Dec. ia are at 9fo'cl6ckS
this morning, destroyed the Elevator ol
Charles w. EvauS.s The origin of the arr
has not yes besa ascertained. but - sun
posed - have been accidental. II couGht
in the drying room atteched 70 tthe Aleya-
tOI,a Loss heAvE uln s3azsI III. afzelr1o, e,,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

the number OF cutters thO same - pre-
vtously employed. It 10 possible that thu
number he recommends will not b Ill thai
will be required: The great LENGTH Of The
coast 70 be guarded, and II some parts it,
close proximity to the Canada shore, de-
mand constant vigllance, aud proper a.
thortty should Be conferred to meet contin-
gencie&. II p0ssible, such vessels should
b completed and commissioned By the
opening Of navigation. NJ nv ,aif7a 5a
Very respectfully, yser Sbsd't ssry's I ]
II: FOSTER rsked II the vessels pfo-
NJ. SHERMAN. replied that rs under
stood that revenue cutters were usaaIly
srred with pivot guns only. 1hsy verb
not vessels a. war lli- ~ 50 ta7oaSi nj
HI. FOSTER seid the sfranxsmsls be-
tween the Gevefninents Of The United
States and Great Britain. entered into II
April, 1877, there was = stipulation In ~
gard to armed forces which the Govern
the Lakes -i1Fs1s.9 10Y
dr. SH ERMAN said the Finance Com
mittee bad carefully ceusidered that az
rangement before taking action on the bill.
DID not interfere with that in any. way. 4
The bill as reported wa then passed.
Mr.. WILSON introduced joint resOlu-
ton to encourage enlistments In tho army,
~ s00AAu8 AIUO tA40 WltS8 00OA CQUOI00. Oh
coiored ooldters,noWh held ~ slaves i'm the
South. psE .dvsl N! lIi-.g NJ
! The resOl6ti6n provides 9that tthe wife
and children, If any there be, aof any per-
son that has been or shall In, in the ser.
vtce, shall be forever free; andssin detee-
mining who Il thu wife and who are the
children OF hsenlisfed person, evidence
that he and the woman claimed to- bo ohis
wife, have lived toIethAr, associated I q
husband and wife. and 80 continued
70 hive associated e the time Of eulistmehk
or that form Of mafyia9e. whether the
same was or was not authoIized or rec0g-
nized by law, has been celebrated between
them, and that the parties that has then
amer lived together, associated 10 husband
and wife, aud so;continued to live aud a.
eoclate 1t The time Of snlistmAnt, shall BE-
deemed sufRcient proof Of : marriage, and
the children Of such marriage shall be
deemed aud taken to be the children men.
TONED In thu act.9aI aaen 9a. rat $50
The shove was referred 70 the Military.
COMMITTEES. A
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage BY that body ofa
bill to establish . uniform system OF bank
ruptcy. On motion Of FOSTER. the bill
was referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES
and ordered to Be printed. i M 81
LANE of KAnsaA here moved the Senate
adjourn, bat subsequently,, withdrew his
motion, TO- permit Mr.. Sprague TO present
the credentials OF Mr.. Anthony, a. Senator
from Rhode Island for six years, comnfen-
cling March 4th, 1865.
/ The Senate then went into Executive
Session. and on the opening Of the doors,
0uyVsAA AaeOs ~@Fe at ara f4lI 80 m AFs#r yro f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
Exam NeWuOrlaans.

FORrnEss MoNRoN, Dec. 1.-the steam
ship Guiding Star from New Orleans ar
rited here this morning. disabled. in tow
Epfithe steamer Spaulding. having broken
her shaft: She brings q large humber of
passengers and dispatches froCa Candy
ALL the passengers 20 north BY the mai!
boat to Baltimore. The condition Of TIE
steamer rendering it impossible TOR her. "a
proceed to sea without assistance. Among
the passengers Of the Guiding Star are Gan
A + Lee and servant, Col Geo Il Dra ". "a
AsG. Capt J d MArchand, Col M Greer. lii
Z b Granger, CaptJ bradbury. It Cong
Cam, Col 8 Sturtevant, 1t Hay, Mai Brig
ham, and others. The weather orntinues
worry stormy. I1g l.I1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

ssrtEw YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Rebel General
Beale, released from Fort Warren on pa
role, to net in conjunction with the Union
Gen. Paine in theexchangeo or 1000 bales Of
cation from the south for, 50, O00 blankets
DrIrebel prisoners, has arrived in this city
and reported to Gen. Dix. ~ 81 s,qE all2
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 12-Ths steamer 81. .
Louis for Cairo, exploded at oCarondelek,4
six miles below s.. Louis, early this morn
in0 sa# a HtNi3 - .594&EMa .1ts4 gf4y 81 H8a
The pilots, clerks aud other employees
on the boat say tlAt whilethe host Was lay.
ing without Steam In tho boilers The ex.
plosiOn took splace on the lARboard side,
the explosion going Up. making . hole IN !.
the boiler deck. throught which several
persons fell. They say the cause Of the
explosion was BY box OF ammunitioniR ]
the hold. .....4...-.4s .a..ssis fei ~ i
Il There we're 80 soldiers OF tho - AadaldA
lows and 10th Mo. cavalry with 167
hors<s and mules abOard. ' s, ~ t9gtfus y
3r Tha soldiers positively cay thst tie *
plosion was caused by % insudiciehcy 81
watef In the boiler, which burst ont cloee5
to the grounded bar, entirely consumed bY 4
fire. All the horses and mules wsro lost 4
- IL II reported that go men were killed;
20 wounded and IL niissing. The Aoadiegas'
lost evefything. Dcaflfss So iitW 2S IL o. 10 r.
The boat war; entirely new; svalusdIaAs
$4O,OOO. ses5t .r4gfEr a'df 10 Sruatg5 sl!y II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

,cza. Alban Raiders Discharged
70 1oRoaTt, Dec. is.-In the case Of the st.
Abens, raiders, tried At Montresl to-dAy.
tAt Judge decided no had no jurisdiction ia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

fRoR (hafteaten,

BALrIMoRH, Dec. I3,-The Charlestoa
Mercury Of the 9th contkins the f6llOwihRsd
We have received no sle3nits in5ormAtl61a
|ofiany further fighting >ny She coAsk Weni
hear that the enemy = auite aotivs Ia that y :,
Qnafter.
: The mali, dem tation VIII o. made ~ ,
attention 0f orr ofAoAEssa -. ~. -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

Lou1syII.L1. Dee. l2.-Ths rsbel, Ger,
low creek, about. .twenly miieS Ssiow
'ClarkSyille. HIS force - Reported It shout
1900 when Last heard from heWAs Ed0vink
towards Hopkinsville, KY, and threAle01
Ing thAt place. III he attacks, the gasflsell
being small, will b. oomPelDed 70 IAN hoch
% some strong pgnximatapeink ssd- on
doSS cy: Pes, MSo.: ses%;
with about ten 'tko1ssnd. mon, TRfs fa MN
speaks Of what he knowt-and fActS tndi.
cate tAAt Breckinrl1eei intends to reinforce
Hood and II possible 70 feAch the mSin reh-
81 army bat th1position Of our troops un-
der StonemAn and Butbridge, indicates
that he will have dilaeulty n forming =
iuncti0a with Hood. .ro1- s1ala 4o 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
4-Erem New Yerk.,

New YoREso Dec NrOrdeIp were 70.
ceived to-day by the, collector pf the port
from Washington 70 REQUIRE paSsp6fts 81
all persons who come hither from NasBuu
and ether points THAI are the baunts Of The
piratieal desperadOeS who have seized or
attempted to seize vessels belonging o
OF all men arriving here from such points
without passports are to be sent % the an
thofitieS IL WashihktcD.s ss'fiai IA ,
! A,considNfable number Of prominent cit-
liens met AZ 3 O'Clock this afternoon Int tn
Collectors office TO consider measures for
tending donors to Admiral FatrAguk "a
appears that he will soon arrive here II tho
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z N Ew. YonK, Dec. glO.-Ths ReeelB 6saalesse
on the 5fh d<fesEed n resolution luteoduCed N,
In puTsuance Of Jef. DaviS. re0Ommenda- :,
ton. that vario1a officers exempted ~ the -
State laws, should be forced into the febjlnD1
army. !taSzpH !sXGi pdl .po .ns
Another set of resolutions, ffercely CON.
demnfng the pfopositi6hf ~ make ldleft II
Of slaves, and ktvo themttbejr ADedom - 90,
REWARD for service. hsa been, ints9dp0sd ",
n \. 'h 81, sop.h G g ,ts 81
sensal1v es Of th3s body fof 10 cen1Nib edanll
or all males botweeni 10 and 6Qasf w III san.,s
The Richmond paperee Rtiqu1 ~ Assault ",
Gov h.oyn st Geosgio, HhsX say 1T. thf A,
reason anat 81 lelGssu "a tne eslse
PERSONS In his 6tats Nes thatAe desired ~. y,
reserve, su9iclsnt force toi rfight LEI. n,
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Resigned.

~ NEW YORK, Dec. l2-Hon. Reuben i.
,Fenton Las sent in his resignation as Menar
BET of Congress, TO take effect on the 20tk
inst. u is thought the Speaker owi4 -
poiht Hon. II. G. Littlejuhn to I'll thew,
cancy Occasioned by this resignation. On
she Ways and Means Committee. w ~ TT