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! the fort, under Col. Dobozy, our hrnve and
| efficient commander, u ready and Wiling to
| give Forrest tuch reception as he 30 iustly
deserves. Their motto Is s'y1ctory Or death, !"
| and their watchword '.Rememb.r Port pu-
1owl'' Whenever Forrest thinks best to carry
! out hts oft repeated threats, TO attack rs, YOU
can rest assured that the 4th q. a. q 4rt'v
will give good account of itsclf and the en-
emy will retire wiser II not better men. Col.
j. n. Macarthur. formerly of your cItv. and
commander Of our regiment, Is now promoted
to the office Of Post Commandant At Colun1-
n1s. He IS 40 aole officer, and his motto Is,
''Col. Macarthur never su1rendere.T
Gen. Meredith, formerly the commander of
the World-1cno "ned :" Iron Brigade" and
now commanding the Western Distriet pf
Kentucky, whose headquarters arc at Padu.
cab, by, Is superior officer, and Of unblem-
ishsa moral a, character. BE is every inch =
manding appearance,~ an eve which
seems TO read man through and throurh
always selfpossessed, he Is terror to his sne,
mics and The. enemies Of his country. but
loved and reVered by all good men eyery-
where: Hls policy Is endorsed by the Pred:
tn zen. nj ana Yen. Grant and Ills administration
1s entnently popular in his own District. 4
snort time before election, he canyassed his
District for Mr. Lincoln, and addressed large
gatherings OF the citizens In all the larger
Towns, conclustVely showing and convincing
them that their highest interest was to casf
their votes in favor Of Mr. Lfpcoln-the M
b1est work Of God, an honest mah-and cx-
horting them never to desert the "old flae.n
which had always protected their interests In
every land and in every cline Baid be had
fought and bled for that old FLAG On many
6atfte-helds, and vas willing to die for t.
lWo Of Ills sons had already fallen in hattie
aafipg ;n snls wicked rebellion, while fighting
|or the stars and Stripes, but haWas wiling
g MAKE even greater sacrifices, and tolay al
als children and hinasu upon the altar Of bis
country! BE had done 50 already, ana trust
ID IN God for results. Noble, noble senti.
nent.' He loves his country with love that
:hanges not. May he live to seethc rebe)ljon
erushed and peace restored upon the basis of |
:qnal rights nnd privileges to all men. NAV |
'ur glorious country become what our fathers
Intended 1t should be, the land Of the free. |
~ asylum for the oppressed of all nations |
Snen 1t VIII be believed by our rulers that |
righteousness exalteth nation, hut lin Isa
,epfoach to my people" God hasten the |
tay! Yours respectfully,
G. MILLERD.
Chaplain 4th U. S. G. Heavy Art.
r. >. ln my next will gtve you soma &C.
cunt Of the battle in which our Licutenant
onnson ieil just as victory perched upon our
anner. We were outnumbered three to ono
nd yet our brdVe colored boys successfully
cpuIsed three charges, and finally drove thc
nemy from the field. The rebols arc BEGIN.
ing to feel. and are ut Inst forced to admit
lat colored troops will fight.
, 1864-12-10
TEE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Tie OF Frunklfu-GalnrfT 80 NIL,
an1 Omcets-oubsequent nloyemenrs
OF tho Regiment,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chtc.po rr,bnn.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune. :
NASHVILLE, Tonn., Dec, 4 1854.
/ 1ne I'D has been called into active serr1ee
again, as most OF your readers are aware. I
Wm proceed to inform them OF The where.
aoouts Of the regiment preceding The late
pAttie OF franklin. Soon after its nrr1va1 At
Co4umbia it vas assigned to the Esd army
corps, temporarily. While there II moved
camp several times. fortified the town and
guarded the railroad bridge over Duck River,
~ became pretty Warm work on Monday, the
SSth uliimo, and On the morning Of the 2eth
our br'gade left for Springfield. Nichttall
found Us in the vicinity Of the enemy. We
wire espeedi'y brought Into line of battle
and marched In that position for oyer two
miles, through the wooda and underground,
and over fences, occasionally being under a
snarsfre from the lurking enemy. Present.
y we found ourselves in the presence Of an
unknown 1orce, some being Of The opinion
that they were our own men, others say,no
that it was the camp Of the forces 1,nder
Chcatham, Wheeler, and Forrest, which turn.
ca out 10 De the case. Luckily for US We with
ofe", and marched, Though not unmolested.
towards franklin. Our boys were favored
WIN about an hour and half Of sleep that
night.
The regiment reached franklin at day. break
OF the S0th, and proceeded at once to fortify
the place.
The I'D was placed at the center Of the
lines surrounding the city, and upon a gentle
Slope, at the bottom Of which and outside Of
The line was small grove Of young trees. On
our right was depression an eighth of mile
wide, on our left the rround 1vas 1,ir,,os tLas
that occun;cd bv orr ~oas,.,"ss e '1tuet e., LIED
1raro Nv H. ~. - ueat' 4ae men
,ns., ~. ~. - ~ oset conolaon Tor On engage
positions in the pits, with a,, evident v;,1,,,a
ncss if not earcrncss, and eo: conaa.,t - III
of6csr. .,,d ~. 80 ~ sonnuens were
~ anu ucn 'uat We Should hold our line
luat hothlnG was taken BY them except their
arms and accoutrements. The renimeot 1rara
working on the brcastworks wbcn thav 49,
ordered to the pits, where thew stnoi l., ~
leuce sometime prev,ons n n'r 4r3 osou N s.
Somc were watchnr The cdCaa;s @ t.sns part.
the dimly descried 9onte.t ~ H. s1Lns !oe ana
some intently engaged In th;nE;nr aassange, a,
probabilities Of the fmneni;ne- ha7t1o er ,s1 ~
not few vera silently h,1t fae.,o..' a'se, willie
up q praycr 10 heaven '~""'s "ne'lug
On rushed the maddened 6oa w1,.
caule in range the orv wn,+ ~, Wleu uney tney
them. boyh: Five IT Il, than ), Vpen On
lid o1rn on them. and wben 1na ann tne poys
meneed. the fir;nr A., 1a, on. a"1 mnen once com
hours. sN'8 'o' Leu 'ohs
Bnt the enemy vc,e TN .,,e.,
,taoa1' enu. 49, ioteme ~ tne nne at our left,
T;tl, onr al l;rmfs1ers 'a,.; "IGn event. together
,a1,sed n,,r 1ao;,mart - ea11 o,e1 our works,
md 1ina or T.,rls p,.s a.. paeA 10 Inc Soc
tier retaEcn nr;nc,1s,I, osl ~ 1a lme was soon
, 1864-12-10
:. Oil Discoveries.

a,aNs9t regions are being made in
York, ohio, Michigan, md Kent4eIy. r n Ni@ Ky
counties Of cattaraugus, Niaspra, Wyomina. IT, ana i
sSne6tf5 o II Nsw York
the prospect speedy iscoveES Of e VIM n s oges
scenons q ohio, particularly In Washington
e9 e99nMHf M asa neng the Little Hooking indications
spirit specason nGw anneard s1a e. 1n h.
put lass ID 1ts infancy. New companies IRE spring
faf IT ~ eto eo5 every day. md before close
IRE hundred companies organtzed. viii, an srere.
gate cap1ta' OF four hundred millions Of dollass
, 1864-12-10
The War in Kcntuckv


HEADQUAnIKRs 4TH q. S. c. NEAyr AETF,}
COLUMBUS, ky., Dec, 9th, 1851 {
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Columbus has been the scat Of commotion
and excitement, ,on account Of various threat
"n d attacks irt m the enemy, for the last aix
weeks. Onr State is infested with rowing
Lands Of fguertllas, and Forrest with his min
icn. Inns been near our lines, assuming me-
nnciug attitude several times. But on count
Ing thc.c cost he haa wisely considcrrd dtscre-
tion tbs better part Of ralor, and withdrawn.
Tbs ath U. 8. c. Art'y (heavyD commanding
, 1864-12-10
How Congress- Received the Message.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tribune.l
WAs1rNaToE, T1ee1ay. Dec. G. 1881

NAsHIN1IoNs 1Neetay+ ueC. u 1Soa.
The quiet attention given to the reading Of
the Presidents Message In the House was
broken with applause over the passage ''Afary-
land is secure ~ Liberty and Union for all the
future" 4 laugh received the sly hit that on
the distinct issue Of Union or no Unlon. the
politicians have shown the lnstinctlKe knowl-
among the people. The applause was hearty
and loud over the manly passage ''1f the
people should, by whatever mode or means,
make Executive duty to ro-enhlave such per
SONS, another md not must be their instru-
meni nIa to perform It." but the concluding
the part Of the Government whenever II shall
haye ecasca on the part Of those who began
II. vas received !,y the Union members With
9 demonstration Of true satisfaction thataas
iull Of fsagnitcancc. The Democrats sat sul1cn
In their seats, leaving tie printed copIes Of the
Message, which had 6een distributed whe,, he
reading commenced, unopened on thclr dcaks,
, 1864-12-10

1 4s: <ta graa r ~ sss; a;m:1
sat G o;strg snfag Sc Dr;a a.saeo ds &5r
a,ss sg,angf" 1sas .sh5ca 90. FIRTH I Ry.t:.> "a
eto *sttd" @ d "a moo 59 ,f1g grt's e.:
snon no. Rsd'1 *'o.1 .Se0' ""9 1'fsees<" 1sfd'
FRIDAY E7zs1zo, Dec. .. 1861.
saes W.; Wsie shlPesd I brs IS eEs
ne @ rs4 winter at 100 brls Full
do ena'e; It sp5 e eHts1, 50 81
sJ;9i r. 6r's !" Buckeye. spring super & 4. q;
ss 81 sp1.ss S. e.
II + Tt9ns 3 s. So p %
sp,i1e v II II Is SM - 6o de 3 fl5; o %
slos,ng With more sesrs than buyers 1t sl;5 for So
.C9iiN-R Received, 2so9 bu en,Dped. ao,, bn,oa,,
Market quiet ratSer rreEaaPoprises panri5
e. Il sc ?ass ss Ts,a s. q g g
90 :: f. CON: b. :, ~ !nss' WIS no movement In
esnse ans sai is1Ss oes e
e q Il ae se g g tIoIS e Iss
KYEReeeyssdto s g. re tot ~ r. IL sto5o; .n.sa
advanced2 e On No. I. No chahke Ia No /. saIes
Were:4e9 By No. rye IN store ii ;1l7; iS0 bu Do It
ELEFSRrc.xea, :;o d in shipped, mons. Mar.
s ST. I'd %9ss So ssgs a tna 4 , pssts5
ItaSortte houssl At II s n g. r. ~ i e ~ na h3 20
od rejected At "a osss 5 bg su ssnle II Il it y %
track. :" So FN'~0" "'
ALCOHOL Nominal at u 6ca1 IL . r,l
NDTTEH-Pec1iyed to-dsy. d m M. ehtnrad
none. Market for shipping Rnftar n,nro arti~sE.n1
nteady. Iso and Dairy Butter We-c IN 1no1 -sorsst
and drnn. We quota. - A@@ -t1
Choice Dairy IN cfoetl and tubs ssA4ae
Roll Butter, .......,,...,...- n M
Shipping, Butter in frkins 'S5ssse
Gfcase Butter ..,,..,.,......-......-. n.
EatE tQ-dhT-4t and shFnn}rr Hn}trr
at a5c to crock9 Dairy AZ 4Gt IL ~ XII IL. hIs
choice "a At 42c Oh "se ~ A9s 1ou 81 s'S' oas
BEANS-D1il and nominal at 4, -sae II. s.rez
Fere-94 bags good MI ri at 11 * '-~''
RKGDM @.nKN-RarntyaI tn,dar III mn. /
eAIpk fC $3.50 3farInt Trint snd ~, ~ AS11 ~
iii IS i tai seco-a; kss H1tes AM nl sTuetse
nmYcn NJ 49, 70 quatsg' saes were: = souS
KAdsd;iGfs0A orts, ,arset AZ nrev,ou. ooot,-
, 1864-12-10

ltfom the n. 7. TTibunc,7 ,7th)
Il HCongsess Wishes gold to 90 to 800 all that Is
Wontea Is a !eW movements Ike this of the late
who By yesterdays lndiscreuon substantially
damaged the Government and aided gamblers il
gold. "1@ -
(From inc n. !. Commercial Advertiser, 7th,1
The blind Indifference shout IN theea r,e.s.:1
not only 70 The irrepreesibla natural laws bf CON-
merce; Dn5 70 nc palpable and utter failure Of
every late congressional attempt to control those
initiating, but alarming, to reflect that We haye
men i9 Congress who can show such Ignorance on
financial 1hairs - ts> Implied in these proposed
measures, aud can ret maintsln the position al
leaders on the great fiscal questions Of The hour
ME. Stevens was, dur ing last session, chaEman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means, and The pro-
, 1864-12-10
CHICAGO LUMN&R MARKET.

Ff1pAY Evening, Dtc- .. tah4.
LtM1EH-Rccetved, so, ,eoo shipped, Goa,o 600. Tie
b~sn =ztree,y 1uies. reported ar.
rivals OF ssles. Should the weather moderate snm.
cienti5. 1 few csrgocs are expected from Grand Hs
ven, and also from Muskegon, but nothing beyond
brisk.
sAIkGLES-Rccelved, none; shipped, $1,000 Mar
ket quiet and hrm At previous quotations.
LATH-Recelstd, none; shipped, 4kh0o, With no
teported TRANSACTIONS, there is = tair demand
nHF ft,nv
, 1864-12-10

bability Ia that he has rot undertaken th... Mia
proposals.. without knowing that he mlybt recfon
upon asafe amount OF support from hose Seho
eo,opefacd with him in his psst dnksriuE enact
These esrly indications blight the expectation.
OF Tue co1ntry, that we shonld have, dusinr ia
new aesaton, m attnmptto reform the shnsscs S ~
last Congress, ard that the financial AFFAIR." Of the
patton Voad be regulated with mora regard for
tne "a spon1anrona operation Of national Laws NJ.
gEess foreshs4oWs, We fear, only rsritlhon Of tho
epasms and fever produced BY tho miserable nos
noms admpissered to cure the evils Of tho legal
tenoer act bJ ihe clique OF financial quacks OF
which that gentleman ln the leader Nj. Stevens
ls to-day the laughing stock Of Wall-stseet.
, 1864-12-10

BEEF CATILK- Hecel7ed to-day !. 40 head ot Beet
Catt!cEnaered sales 1t al the yards 1855 lead at
e3E9s-c3. chiefly at 92s584.5 p 100 ns
There has been = more active demand sor rood to
prime gsadrs Of stock, with An advance of1sea2oc
100 M on Jessrdays quotations. The supply il how
ever very limited. Common grades ara In excessive
receipt, with bnysrs only At very low ngures,
At the Southern Ynrds We noted very extra droye
oleatt1e ted BY S. Allerton his farn, and which
were waiting for shipment to New York. One steer
was specially nnc, weighing nbout z, coo ns
The following are The principal sales made dur1or
the day: Slorrfs, Wal1a1 4 Rineneuan sold Spencer
bead good grade Illinois stsera, averaging 4X rs
at s6sti Adams so1d Spencer 4s haad good illnols
steers, averaging 11l1 0s ut $3.50: and Nell sold E.
Webb s. head extra grade Dsrham steers averaging
LIST nB At *7.25 per 100 n.
, 1864-12-10
DR.. Green Elected In the Fourth Sem
1torf0l District,

We now have the pleasure of announcing
that DR.. D. &. Green. the union candidate
for Senator in the Fourth District, Is post
lively elected over Stephenson {Copperhead},
By majority ofone. The matter is settled
By the following note from the County Clerk
OF Marion county to the Secretary Of State, in
the office Of the latter he made mistake, bv
giving Stephenson one vote more than he re-
ceivcd. Dr.. Green Will undoubtedly receive
. certificate Of election from the County
Clerks:
sALEn, H.. Dec. 3, 1851
SIR: Atter made my statement to you OF the
sote Of this county, see made email mistake
Fourth District ! sent yoa 1,675, and The trne
vote lis 1,674. P'case alter ii to 167I ana obItre
Yours, DIVER TRAcY.
According to the above, the correct vote of
the Fourth Senatorial District is as follows.
, 1864-12-10

Counties Circuit Clcrk
Adams :.... s. Brooks, jr
Alexander. j @ Harmon
Bond John . Reid
Boone -.....A c De Mum >.
Brown.... Martin Rrooks
Bnreau..-...1Ienry F Royce
Calhoun ....John Red
Carroll. ......Adam Sase
Cass. Henry Phillips
Champaign. :. d q Alexander
Christian. Wm S Moore
Clark........1hos " Cole
Clay ........H Hortenstinc
Clinton......1hns S Smith
Coles. -....u c Wortham
Cook.-.....Wm L Church
Crawford. Vim johnson
Cumberland. E S Norfolk
Dc kAlb. .-..F " Partridge
De Wtt1....-Jos Kelley
Doug1as. .....AG G Tallnn
Dn rage-....Wm II Whitney
Edgar. Owen j Martin
EdWnrds ....W L Mayo
Efhrgham. JAS G brady
Eayctte .....Wm Hawkins
Ford ....-...JEs F Ii&ll
Franklin. ..John A Rodrnau
Fulton ......Alexander Hull
Gailatfn. 80. .Ja1nes X Loomis
Grccve......Thornas J Carifu
rundy-....Jnhu o Davidson
Hamilton .-.R Y Townshend
Hancock ....M /. Casey
Hattlin.----.Janes .McFarlan
Henderson. Hugh L Thomson
Henry -..-..Amos Could
1roQuofs ..1'humas Venuun
jackson. .James r Watson
Jafpcr -.....Wiltian n Jones
Jefferson. :. John s Began
Jersey -..... Marcus E Bagley
JoDavfcss WIN Il Rowley
johnson. John s Crnm
Kane -...-..Pindar F NArd
kankAkee. John B Wclch
Kendall .....All,ert II Hohbs
Knox .Iohn Aberdeen
Lake ........J II Truesdell
1ASAlle. Herman Silver .
Lawrence &c F Nigh
Lee Benjamin F Shaw
Livingston James VI Rc1nick
LoEnn......-F c " Rochule
Nacon....-..Wm l. Hammer
Macoupin. Alfred L Naync1d
Madison. VIM 7. Brown
Aarion.......Heu c Moore
Nnrsha1 -. sheldon Arnold
Msron. ......J Havfghurst
Mafsac......James Elliott
Electromagnetic Ohm u 1uDgate
McHeury....Josiah Dwight
McLean......E EGwnrd Il Roe
Menard -. Vim ] EsdlI
" Wilson
Monroe VIM Erd
u NontgomcryFrancis 3lasBhall
Morgan. Sutton
Mou1Hic ....J H Waggoner
0ele e........F G petrie
Peoria -....Thos Mooney, Jr
n Brown
Piatt... ....Wm T Foster
Pike JAS q Crime
Pope. Wm S |inyard
Pulaski ......H Henry n Smith
Isutnam .....Wm u Cannon
.Iay{n{eu St Trein
Richland. :. .Chas W Cullen
Rock Ieland. .Sa1nl P Hodges
Saline. Tios i Reynolds
Sapgnmon- =. Chse a Lanphtcr
9chuyler....Simon Doyle
Scott--..-.-.Ge0 q Teney
Shelby. YIN A Cochran
stark......-.PaHfck II Blair .
st. Clafr.. Henry kircher
Stephenson Edward r Hodges !
la1ewei1 ...Ecny P Finig;1n .
Union. .---,.Th0s Hilenan
eznt1ion.. Elijah A Mckee ;
" ahash. Richard H Hudson
y II ren.....Thos Ii Lustcn
U Eashington Il ohm n Vernon .
Fayne. Wm L Cash .
Ehite. .......Jamce B Hide
Nhftesfdc.. Adm Harrington .
Viii. BENZ F Russell ;
Ei1lfEmHon..J II CunniI CHAM
EiunchaEo.- VIM n Cassweli ,
r oodford. james D Perry
, 1864-12-10

H. S1ef1ttA.
y m Y Humphrey
Chas q Arter
JasL Buchan
PeterJ Garcelon
Thos Dawson
Moses G Loverln
John Z Gray
Geo D Graves
Jns A Disk
John J Johnaoa
John B Rick1
TIL Connely
jas Cannon
Geo Gund1ack
Jas B Hlckox
John ANt.lson
II Henderson
John Prather
Harry a Joslyn
Id McuenEy
1saac L Jordan
Saml 3 shimp
John " Sheets
VIM " Brown
Isaac B uumcs
Jno T Donaldson
Wm Snyder
lsaac Ward
Robt johnson
George 3 IIictl
Geo " Coonrod
| Timothy S1attey
Jos II Mcdaniel
William CCasou
John " Ralph
! David S Rrafnsrd
uilemnn Obs
james P Martin
Jas c Thompson
Hurrcy Love
Christ G Vaughn
Thomas j Selby
William Farrur
Hiram CCarson
Henry Perry
r D Sherman
John A Newell
james Soles
OEson H Heath
William Cullen
" Gilbert
r r Trent1,ya11
Amos Hart
Wu. G Starkey
A AAMurray
II y Mills ,
George Kuegger
Joel Z Finley
n Moore
In Hillyer
B F Ranken
GIL FarEeu
EE Thomas
Henry Ewing
Jas Il Quinn
John DCiay
Louis y Wilson
Wm 4 Toung
S n Palmer
Sam P Earp
JAS O'kane
GCMcFadden
Wm G Leslie
Vim B List |
Ias B Landrum
Jas Finyd |
Geo Ninuick \
GIN Cunningham
John T AcHrltle
Jos Yocum Z
Moses D Merrill
John ] Jones |
Wm P Craften |
john G Brown !
James Ii Riggs |
F Thompson |
John II Brown |
Fred'k Ropiequet
] ) Piersol !
James Ha1nson
Wm c Rich |
Joseph u rayton |
[saac Ogden |
David Turnbu1l |
Jas Il sawyer
Alex Campbell I
lhos J Renshaw |
1ohQDtppcu |
JChn Reid |
Robt II Allen |
James EDeun1l |
Cyrus Fa1rchild |
, 1864-12-10

FnpAY EyKsrss, Dec. Q, 1864.
The following table shows the movement In
Flour, Grim, Provisions, Live Stock, &C., at this
point, during the past twcnty.four hours:
nEcHrTs A6D siupxzsrs DuR1sa Part q 4orp.
, 1864-12-10

silver opened at sao, but closed ut rs.
fiFe-Iwenty Bonds were steady at 10sGt@. In
New York the quotation was 1oe}@1os4.
-Messrs. Preston, Willard 4; Kean, Bankers, II.
cla5k street. quote Q. 8. 5-so's buying 1os@1s1;
se11ng 1o'e11oa. They can furnish all kinds Of
ocse1nment securities. They also deal largely In
military and Agricultural land warrants.
New YolzK STOCK MAnKEr,-c1osinr prices for
cash. Dec. O. 1864, received by F. G. saltonstall &
Co.. commission, stock and bond brokers, u Clark
street. Chfcuro. ~
, 1864-12-10

lffom tho Pittabnre Commcrcial.l
At a meeting Of fron ,nannfactnrera ha,i voota,-
terday, i was decided to lower the price of iron
ono cent pef pound on all sizes. This will, no
changed. ~ o1s
, 1864-12-10
M AR I N e LIST

PORT OF CHICAGO,
ARRIVED. Dec q
Prop Young An1ertca, Dams. Oxdenshur.h. sunsr,es
tInp 3ues otthe LAkcs- Crany, RuIalo, sundries
fop Gov' Enshman Davis. Ontonason. 73 tons Of mig
Batqqe at JOIN Swssnf Collins Bay CITY 20 lumber.
tons Of Grc clay, 81 brls apples. - sSA'' ~"
schr Mehenzie: Euaslo 100 ton, coal
sen1 B!us Bell Decker Bay du Noe, s01 cedar posts
schT Speed, Relr, cantreYtl1e, IS cds wood
ocnf Flanets James, Pierre Marquette, 10 lumber.
rrop n1akeye. Chapman. Milwaukee, iicht. "
fIop 10y. Gushnan, DaTis, Milwaukee, Uzht,
corn and sundrics. 1'"e~ y" ~
Senr aannth E'ty. Stewart. Whise Lake, Eundries,
, 1864-12-10
ORR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The OPENING of Con.reSs-A Glance at
. Both Honhes-Recep1Ion OF the Pres.
1oenEs 1eseaEe-A Day on the Capi.
ples S = ~
, 1864-12-10

The "southcrn Amanac'' for thI year 1868
published at Lynchbug, Va, gives state.
the great battles of the war, for I881-a-S-4
The publishers say that the returns for the
first three years arc accurate, hayinr been
compiled from official sources. Th6ae far
1864 arc approximated. AZ no Official state.
ments have been published, but they are ncT-
Nthc1css nearly correct ;{yN
, 1864-12-10

business OF the country; that 1t will psy the
current expenses Of the nation, including in
1erest al SIX per cent on the war debt, and
pay atf the debt itself within ninety years.
, 1864-12-10


sr, tn 9snsrs sns excitement connected With tho p
osa EEL ass 'e e
psd Iohasfo hsl sese paeea 81 o. II 81
Il e aoias.a Z. pssa
=. s9q s IT. ,s
possible than before and has 70 eontinn.an anss. @
9inesn!tnougn a write the market stimnistaa bT
lcE Ta1.pald hacfHor '@ "'ose inquiry
ably not to Be- woaertd e So Rc Ro1sh
ato aeeount the nesr Termination Of the year. tas
si5,I gSs! mesoE nd The q
ment REQUIRE: ana aIe fposslb1s 70 ns1e
being held n svo or three hands sud withrsVn rna
ssp saA. o he
tlonai rensons Why more has not been done ts stact
ue DC Seasa ss sSa, haze
overstocked. and consequently exporters 40 in M
sxsss5
fore. manufacturers have p1rsued TIC w.sest notic1
nr Il a
csptlon to this being ID The case of eT factor1.
VI Wae5ea yeFy ~ picke,l hands arc retained 70 sosf
has been sEaduay Increasing aIuce jay lat, snJ n
1sEe stock Of almost every style aud d.
ed Or taken for home consumption under tbs neT IL
efasl MaI1 I1S forn.-1he demand for H,,, pon,t.
IN and ont Of bond has hecn llm.ed. ms To.t ~
portant sales being lot OF about IL cases re
om paid AnotheT lot "osea os ID soass sa.st
tr! a' po os Il ssS 0ps e sole PIT
peons az 9n 4s,g 2ft.ss i'nst
could Be- so It pregent saeh Il seTs en. +
lots *. # rom Is to Sc. - '41"''
, 1864-12-10
Who Mrs. S.A.AI|en?

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- o'sse asAeo us' VIC viii pleasure
lsay in New York City Observed that her hair Va.
rapidly losing I natural color, and getting qul.s
ef"s. an" a'1sksns the Idea Of becoming gray aud
n|urious) concluded that abe would trv and tn,.,+
something that would restore her hair Il, IT,. a, ~.
life color and By dns OF study and ne..evrr,n. -,
experimenting, ahe succeeded IN finding that thu ~
t'c1es she had compounded would not on1v ;re.tors
the hair to ta original color but Also ,en.r II ,,.
hIe and .tye 1t The natural noistness ne.t ot h,,
should have. This was even mora than ,ho h,a
hoped for, and, without the A,nt.ntton - 49,
ofma4ng business Of It. she ~ .rtn,,,t, Co.
10 commences making It for ss1e, By the number at
sequalntancsa had informed OF tho .emark,s,.
sheartttle; and ,ho now oroban,v do.. ~. -. -
srgest cash businesses In tho CITY Of Nav Wv.
Owing to the 1arpe demand oror, t,,.tu,- .s4N-
H,sh HOlborn. Principal manu,astorv .ua a.,.. w.
onee' iaS And soa greenwich street. New York
md zv,oha m ,sa.,a., - - -. 1HaI,n nh.r hesforer
.+a-;.u. TSr:~.S - spa astons 1os no
, 1864-12-10

The quantity OF Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
Ielt q nde water during the fourth week IN Nc
vemoer' in the years 1868 and 1854, was AZ follows
Flour, brls. Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu.
ls63. lO5, 500 2,oo,21O 21,1o0 4B,6OO
4oo4.... ol.0VV 619, ,800 e4SW BE so
, 1864-12-10

500 Dec.1 $50 300 Inc.6s 400 Dec II, 100
quantity Of some Of the principal articles Of pro.
ducc left ut ude-water from the commencement OF
navigation to and including the 3oth Of November.
in the yearE Indicated:
, 1864-12-10

scdnssa se!oT % = ~ nss.. Tss market for all d.
hrm. aud the adyanee noted a6oys u grner1i. Tbs
saes a. at9 5pS osEs lo. PCT Jnls fe.sAe an ta51
kytlen. +.soo do. balance per P,lsd!a. 10 ii
do. NON second hands. to tho trade, 20 Ctcea
1ss Jamstca. 100 81. Dcninxo, m terms no srsas
E.ld r. MsEssat.o; PIT le 9oid md tsa:'A
tfort 4n.Psnes,. =, cab n bond The sto ot 10
phla, and $40 In Baltmof '
Import nom January lss to Nov. soth 1ssA1
FROM sorslu f1sts pkss
same ttMc: :1sS3,:-.........,......e'.. 1851, ii i1n
C00PERA(sE-Pork Barrels ele scarre ~ ~.
hiRiet Lard tlercfs dull nnd nomin&' a. ~ vere. -
N0 At r. 90 on track. ~ - es-'V u0t'
CIiEE+E-we note no essential chaaye IN m,
Msskst. and continue to quote: III 1a'
AamouFg; Observation-Disclosures. e,as-~
TwSsts.. eASsS4 NaHr
GlpER-,teady st f7u9s;oo q bfi. SAC
EG.t:$-F1rm at 4nas,c Der doz
.f1S9.7here . = yery nFm feeling In the m srzas
ior O. fsh snd Macsere, and prices have still M
tpp5. WI -'-% ANs~A4f