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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-14
For the News,
Enigma.

/ am composed Of 80 letters.
My 10 30 4 IA IL "a 20 Is slight wooden stun.
Ny 20 16 ie IT l3 gao msans suprsmely excellent
My 7 SO 8 27 20 is 8 2s means oddTty. ..
Ny ~ Ill 10 25 20 ~ 10 means celmness, silence.
Ny ~ 10 Il 81 81 22 Is the by which the Egyp
tians used 20 worship the san.
MY whole is remarkable instance Of ALTERATION.
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The total in debtedness of the South
to Northern merchants, is estimated at.
$500, 100000, little over half in New
York City. af f. aas .ssll
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-14

There are over two hundred varieties
Of birds, American and foreign, in the
Central Park at New York. ...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-14

Belle Boyd, of rebel notOriety, is
quartered in Montreal, Q. E., at the
DOnsgan Hotel, having arrived there
about a week since. She is said to be
the largest card the "skeddadlerS" have
there, and those Of sOuthern procliv-
ity make great deal of her. She moves
in the "highest society,"" and is cOurted
by the English army officers stationed
there. On Thursday night she wa'
ssrSnaded BY the band of the Royal
Artillery, in response to which she ap.
psared at her window and acknowledged
ths compliment.
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goutb's department.
[FOr the News.
Charade.

[For the News.
Charade.
Ny hTstis an adjective, adyerb or noun,
'Tisa word ofrefusal, and also means nonsi
Ny seconds a note in the musical scale,
Increased by one letter, II may be quite palei
And when thus increased, tits a species offSh;
Ny whole Is the name of beautiful Miss.
MILO.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-14

The Chattanooga Gazette, says;--
Brig.-Gen. Paine is settling the BUSH
whackers who have been unSettling Mid.
die Tennessee so long, he having killed
about twenty-five last week. He had
nine shot on the public square in
Lyncbburg, Lincoln connty, and sever
al in Fayetteville. Among the num-
Der that has been killed was one Mas
Ssy, who, it is said, is a Brigadier-Gen-
~rSl @. s. A. he superintended all the
guerrilla operations in Middle Tenn.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-14

Answer to oharade oflast week by Milo. I-son
TO EpigmA q same date by Flora Lieutenant aeorg
p. Mopougsn
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-14

A mush and milk festival was held
few days since, at Dubuque, Iowa, by
church aid society. The entertain
ment was varied by music, tableaux, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-16

T'HE INSTITUTION for the SAVINGS OF
i MERCHANTS CLERKS has, by order OF 1t. Trustee. :.
.sd thereto for lhe ak months ending Dec 81 1868 on
.nn. Of 81 and not exceeding oo at the ats Of I'VE YEN
CENT per and exceeding f" the inr on
FoIiR pm CENT per annum payable and after MON.
DAY January n. The interest credited to po,tor'' and
d.w. uttered from January l. Tho same principal
MOSES IA. oRINNELL, Presidsn.
ANpHnv WARNER, Secretary.
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B1wrRr SAVINGS BANK,
kgw.ioEK, Jan 10. lgDA
YTUE Depositors are hereby notified that
i INTEREST At the rate 5fFIyE PER CENT per snnurn
on ali suns OF ~ aud upward and not exceeding roo ana
FOifN PER CENT per snuum on all sums over ~" VINE
have been deposited AZ least three months previous 70 We !
inst, viii be allowed dcpoiof, able on or AMER MON
DAY 18Th inst In uccordsuce viii the Provisions o hs ny
laws
BE- allowed and paid In the manner.
Interest not called or viii remain principal drawing In
terest from lst init 80. 800,
The Bank open for business DAILY from 10 10 ocos
.oJ an MONDAY WEDNESDAY end fRlDAi.ENEN
INOS from 5 10 J O'Clock, a. NO 10 bowery.
By order Of Tie Trustees, . -.
O. H. CoGGysHALI. Secretary
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Amussmsnts.
DARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

RAhSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
o sAIHBP PAhr {4s ,l 81 81
,rr,, , TWP SPLENDID PEE,sonshNCEs;
Toa z Sl3sA ck kEsslf Ssai '
THE TICKET-OF-LEAYE MAN,
A, each Th' Drama ia aot only fau e iu.e,es end - =
HIGHLY INSTRUCTIVE AND MORAN
FOLLY OF TANPERIHG wITrv VICE,
THE Evils or BAD COMPANY;
The terrible Of een Drinking nd cihsz hAlssA
.pHE DEEP AMP ABIDING LOVE 0PWoMAM
TRIUMPH or VIRTUE AND INrEoutTY,
Tes,ens which eenfolcedby living examples md sv
How in portrait then is this Dram, to the pubs, wes 10
Of steTss. and ezci,euIs, srmial q ,nasenes, and
RICH IN MORALITY!
LADIES, CHILDREN, FAMILIES.
Sc, f. e e T. s$ PS0t y T. " Produced h'F' II -
The Eycring Poet says oft Mt Barpums comsssy plp
Al tho chsster. ar. S quite as well a. on T. se
p-eienods brsrd The scsney also good, and ettp
pay Inc bes r.ay dramatic IN the anDs,f y
'' W LAST DkY OF ERR zIRoM.
ho has been etighsnC Museum visitorr with bis b,sui1
''1''' EMMELYN1A, OR MOUTH HAnaoNICA,
fr 70 ~. a,' 81 rhs ,t NJ s.s .. tho O Ssa
THEIlIREE ENORMOUS GIANTS,
rwo-DIarNTfivE owARTs.
THE GREAT WRENCH GIANT, fee. 10. HisA
R0VA-SCOTiA GlAiu 0lEi> feet In HiSA
CLINT Boy, feet High.
srLJPvTiAN KING, "a J ears Old, y in. High
GEN. 0RANN jr., u Years Old, 70 ill., High
The tss,s and smacs, specimens OF hu1snity
KELLl'5 AUTCMArON MUSICAL TROUPE
Consistrs Of s.x figures, .ze Of Afs, wsh play upon
NOVEL PIANOS, OR HAIPERIAN5,
produciu rnrsc equal q 3 full orchestra. -
TIRE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX-FIGURk4
TIE MONSTER SERPHsTS,
GRhED AQUARIA, Sen Aicr, Gsnnotb Bear,
ROBSAp HOUDlNS AUTOMATON WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, wh-eh plays a MUSICAL iNST1Uk
MENI, and million ether wc-ders.
Admirpion Is cents. Children undsr ten. - cents
VVALLACK's. SATURDAY.
W Doors osea a. Il oclsck; Ov,.:a-s commences ~
o'clock.
Yhs pesforclpres will Terminate II o'clock
NAVAL Ek6AOEMEEr5s
il whcb Mr. Lessen " ilecE. Mr. Gilbert NE Browne, -
Norton Mrs wilkins and Mia Madeline Iez2Ues will -
oEn.
Old ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
" Tone Blu Mrs John Sefon Miss Green Miss Bafvg
Sir Marx Smith NJ Fisher as. Floyd, M Young sostas
he prime pal cheraesers
MONDAY-Firo, lime this season. Gs-rck and Coms8O
standard comedy, THE CLAN DESTINE HARRlAGE-
TUESDAY-Ssrsnly ninth night, ROSEDALE
WEDNESDAY-MARklED LIFE.
WHURSDAY-E' .htirth night. ROSEDALE.
FRlDAY-THE CLANDESriNE MARdAOE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night, ROsEDAhE:
Dee notice will ~ gwen Of the next representation OF
THE LOVE CHASE.
HOPE CHA2EL,a
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Sindrcial.
Mn1nAnsurRaa savr,os BANK.

Conner Of South 80 and 4th-sis., Brooklyn, L. l.
J~IVIDEND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are here
~ by notified thai SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND a. the
- Of SIX PER CENT per sunun on az nlrl' OF ihiee
SI,vs and inward that shall have been ocposfed three
.tbs on tho ls dsy Of Jsnuary next vii be pa Z" de-
ors ON or efer MONDAY IAN. 49, freeffeo Cow nm.ni
q Is-oi moi called ~ vii be passet'G Che credi Of de-
-. ,ncal Deposits made on before iAe lu'h day
" January win dsw INTER EST iFou ~ T. Ihe iunds Of
~ al estate worth double thesarourt loaned end In City
nrd Comfy Bonds Of The STATE a. Sewfo and ea States
49, me Bans l. open 70. business daily Sundays and
f,idsvs e,cep,odl Mondays ard Saturdays from 70
ock n NJ AID Taesd4y Wod ssdeys, Ihagsesys ald Iri-
.9,ys trom 10 o. m. 20 p -. .., ,,-.r, ~,
GEORGE REGARD We. P-sssdenta
NATHANIEL BRiG0s "
sA.tgr W. TgUsLOw, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-16

NISSOLUTI0N.-The COpartnership heretee
~ fore existing Under the firm name OF McCOuN
sCHOONAiAKER. ia this dry DISSOLVED by mutual $50
L. Z. SchoonmakeE Co., successor 20 the ate I'm
. M &c tile the business Henry f. McCOUN.
LUCAS T.. SCHOONMAKEA
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Am1semenL5.

OLYMPIC THEATES.
" Lowe snd Direclress.. MR. Iglin Wool
Stagen 1lsgsr........ .........J. H. be~yl
The present mos,
ATTRACTIVE AND 'LAUGHABLE PROGRAMME
con-isiins Of the
ExrraELy OsIGsBR8 md LAUGH,gLE C0Ero PIsC1.
IN two acts entitled
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
now produced for the first tine ~ Anerb~, wiih
Nj. J. K Mortimer Mr., ". Dayidge. Mr. o. Bs'k'
Mr. Sloan Miss Ha, Ms. j. Wol:sr aud Miss 10 Lacey
I'm, JOHN WOOD. Mrs. JOHN WOOD
THE PRETTY WIDOW OF MILL HILL,
:" COUSIN CHERRY,
rr.. s.alcy Bro :@P.''''d NJ NJ J. s.odi.a.
M. O. H. CLARK, &c.
EVERY MilI MOTT I'll FT TEIs WEEK
MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY ls, 1854
EXtravagant Burlesqas Ct
NJ ~ PIP A,
MR. FRANK DREW
VIII make his first appearances.
c-~lstT; Overture commencesat n oci5ck
Seats 'essred thyoe days in advance
WINTER GARDEN.
w sEVENTY-EI0HTH
NIGHT
n1,. and MRS. W J. FLORENCE,
ana '' TIE Tic Bf-t F. MiS
Che mort brilliant engagement or record
TONIGHT AND EVERY HiOHf
TDE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN.
wht,b has achieved
TIE GRENTFsT TRIUMPH
Of sny piece pre.ented on the N,w-Yor stage.
Doors open u Commence at H. Terminates 8. -eA
A CARD.
fhe desires respectfully 80 announce tha.
owiug 20 the npossbty Of accommodating the vast c-o~1
TIA, nightly gather witness this tho beautiful Sad
SEATS SHOULD BIZ Secured EARLY.
The Bsg-Book il open COR week IN advance.
NAN AMBURGH ~ cos MENAGERLE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
Nos. $50 sn6 5al BROADWAY.
Between sptins and P-ince-sts.
NINTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
OF TIE MATCELESS COLLECTION OF
LIVING WILD ANNALS,
rubaciuz almost every known Species nd the moss
BEAUTIFUL OF THE KIND.
IN. elegant and attractive animals Icing hsyo been
selected, aod are on srhibton q ell hour;
4 AAGNiFiCENT GRAVE,
the only this continent, Equally ssesi e tao
MAMMOTH WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL
AL Hephsn,dom clnnot Pro luce hl, e ,e,,,,
OF uneuse sire ard beltiipi y t-lagA
THREE WHITE POLAR BEARS
Tho only ones on exhibition in Auleri94
SOUTH AMERICAN TAPlR,
pssAydeimstou, Mammal, very rars IN D A.
4 LEOPARD AND YOUNG
three months Cd. Frst bred In tAis country.
POONAH BEAR
ofEemsrkable agility. second one eve, imported
ASACRED cow FROM BURAAH,
anuai held In sacred yens' sion BY the Burnesei
Also upward ofigo hundred other r.,D anlnsls
THREE GRAND PtKfOhMANCES
EVERY DAY.
SLRiCTLY MORAL, AND REPLIED.
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Goparinsrship Notices.


The Undsrsg,ed having formed Limited srtn-rshp -
der and virtGe ii othe General Assembly of
cath Of Penny ysnia passed the 2t Of March
D. 1895. entitled relative limited partnerships, -
the elements thereto 10 make the following publications
corrplnc, With the SD Of Assembly and tas
thereto:
Fhs,-he said partrenhp 10 to be co,,ncted rndsr -
name o. firm os De COURSET HAMILTON EVANS.
secondThe general nature OF me business intended 70 -
tram acted /, the Dry 0oeds Commission business
InirAIhe general partners In said partnership are SA
UEL q. DE COURSEY, residing at No alS South SiIesnS
street -
HUoH HAMILTON, residing at No. AS North TwenasAA'
street.
CHARLES Il. EVANS. residing at No. AZ North I've
tleth street, In the city Of PbilldelphiA -
Fouh-lhe pecil partners are SETH r. STIFF resids11
at No. a2 West Logan square in the city OF Psde phi
ROBE IT L. TAYLOR residing 1t No 50 IHion pace, In -
city New York and they have each Duted the COZ
stock OF the said partnership fiy Thousand Dollars
cash. making the Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars IN -
aggregate.
FiahThe said partnership Is to commence the hrss %
OF January A. D. 1904 and to terminate the Thirty a.
SAMUEL g. DE cOURSEY,
HUGH HAMILTON,
CHARLES 4. EVANS,
neralPsrtnssA
SETH b. STI.T.
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR
Special PsrsnsrA
Philaieiphi, Dec. 81 1850
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CorporatioH Noticc5.
CYTicz o. xHs CoEEiriosrP 60 IAras AND
AslrsssgSrs, 80. y Chamber a.,
NV on, jan. y If'i.
Office To TAX-PAYERS.-NOi j

AslH.1< estsf 40. = Nii-.4l'etf 4
NEW Yons. Jan ., 1854.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
~ hereby oven ia. The ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of ths
REAL end m RsONAL ESTATE Il tie 1y and County Of
EeY s To- she year 1904 viii be opcu foR Inspection and r.
ytw fo AID afT MONDAY, Jan. u, -, and wl remain
open I'll the s0L Day Of April. 1904 fcs Tho correction OF cr
r6. and The equalization Of the Assessments Of tho Aforesaid
RI AID Personal Estate 81 the Cty and Conuiy Of New
York An pafrona believing Themselves 20 be aggfiesei must
male sppralcn 10 tho Con isf1ners during ths period
shove toned "a order Obtain tho fcs provided by law
ms Ac OF 1850 provides that Daring ihr time She booAI
.hal lie open 20 public n5pec,n A. her nteioc provided
application may 80 made By any conaderns himself
ercred by lo assessed valuation q h RAJ or isonh -
tss 20 have corrected ifsucba nceon be i2ade
in % as.ested valuation o. o.. real ostie y must
be made In writing stating tie ground OF obeiion thereto
and hereupon The Commissioner sha examine into tho com
plant and II in their judgment tho esse.sai erroneous
iL.y shall cause the & 20 corrected A. sgcn apihcnon
BE- fad, In relation TO the valuation u personal es.ae
tho applicant shall 10 examined under oaih by the said Com
uisiouer. who she DO Authorized 10 administer such oeth
on any Of them and IT, n his their ldrmoni the assess
mont IL erroneous they shall the 90 be rorec,ei
and Of such assosen ttey may believe 10
be- iut end declare their decision thereon within thirty day,
nfer sgch apui shall have boon made t. them NO
ancton .ha b. msde by The Board II supros Of any
eni on aid persous ,.ste imposed undeE this act
es, 4. sha grpear under oath Affirmation that The plfiy
srseved was uuab attend within the period prcsobed
for Il correction d b. o. sckne's OF absence
from the city. a. D. MiLil th'O-'i o pa. '1.ui
!. W. ALLEN, oiIfrrs and
J. W. BROWN } Asscssnouts.
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CIRCUS. YAMPHIrHEAIER,
" No. as5 BROADWAY.
" " rNTERrAINAfEETS
livery AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
TVERY AFTERNOON AND GNEtlSo.
fyERY AFTERNOON AND LNbNLNOs
INTRODUCING the great Partisan Equesrienns
MADAME LOUISE TOOEN4Alf.,
'"''''' MOST SPLENDID COMBINATION
or STAR RIDERS AND ACROBAIS 80
- .onceptred IN ano establishments. 10 coleinds Win
tAs new Equc-'rsn Extrnyas ,ntl OF , ,,,,,oo,
THE FRENCH RIDING SCHOOL.
Door, open a. aud :. 20 commence AZ. sai Is
DROOkLyN ACADEMY Of MUSIC.
ID MJNDAY EVENING. jan 10, 1864,
LAST NIGHT
0"' 0"' EDWIN BOOTH.
who win appssr IN the role Of -
CARDINAL WOBSsY,
u '''' KING HENRY VIII
Mr. AMI SIr. u y. CONWAY,
Mr JOHN DNOrr.
''@ TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. ID
BENEFIT
and
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE
%
EDWIN BOOTH
r.hfrA arr.ai,u A SfiAhESPEARlAN COMEDY.
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Financial.
Tuu nlouo,u sgrrusss AND senTasss IsorAsA

nIYIDEND No 81
~ Tie Dirretors o,tle NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY have tlisday declared DIVIDEND Of EIrH1
90 PER CENT e last ak Ion,ha payable on demsnc
free Of Governmental.
No. o. " st.. un IL, 1854
JONATHAN d. STEELE President.
p. NoISAs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-16

! OyPfcE or QgiSCr MINING Co, No 81 Excharge place,
4 NEW YO.y, Jan. u, 1854 }
NDIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
~ THIS DAY declared SEMT-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE, payable and aiter the I'd
nv OF Fsbruary M3.sachuso holrfs viii be paid a.
Il 70 ofcs OF l. HENRY PERKINS, No. - Safest Boaon.
mn Al. March l. The tFensier books viii b- closed from
Ja ,ussy a. TO February inclusive.
h. v order w HART SMITH. Secretary.
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No. II NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRk

DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
10 9gT Bro,dw., entrance on place. Ne-Yors
jan H. i6iIhe Trustees Of this Institution have directed
that interest deposits entitled thereto az the rae OF 81
PER CENT per srnurn not exceeding roV and
Five PER CENT over $50 fee from Government IaI
will be raid on end after MONDAY, January ~ Interest
ered 20 ne credit depositors and n not Withdrawn val
draw n.eest H.. deposi. nom January l. bAni
open O'''' ''''' TR1NCIs P. scHoALs, President.
WADE y. WoBRALL, Secretary.
PkrnR CCxsIN0, Accountant
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- ISsOI rTION -TuE COPARTNERSHH

Tbs undersigned have I'll, day formed coPsruerhip nnase
he am name of RAYNOLDs PRATT Co.. aud wilt 49,
tnue tho business Of importing and Manufacturing fsiss
OUs &c as heretofore, Nos. l05 and 100 fntons t1
books aud Of the late hrm Of haynois pe'oS
P.s,. :. oaice .or se.tsucnt - ,..,o,,,
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rEIHE FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE Co.,
i No. 10 Broadway, NevYort Jsn q lot-A DIVE
DEND ofTHBEE AND HALF peT cert has been declared
payable on demand free from Go. eminent ~ -
Henry BEECKMAN, Sec'y |
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EAsT 2IyER SAviN0s BANK, (
H. o. TOGO

East NIyER SAviNGs BANK,
No sCuAyBvPssr.. Nrw.YOn Dec. 81 1853.
DWIDEND.- The usual semi-annuayDIVl-
~ DEgD al tho rste Ct slN PER CENT per b,n,un on
aims from 81 70 500 ard FIVE PER CENT on sl sums
xyer ssOOw be psG and after The lsh OF January 1854.
Ban. open daily fon 10 - TO p a. and on Thursday
Hor = 20 7 o'clock NM. IL SLOCUM President.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
From south America.

NEW YORK, November % We have late and
important advices from South America The
native rebels in Uruguay were operating with
great activity against the government troops, and
their action affording very great aid to the
war.
The encroachments of Brazil against the re-
public of Paraguay had furnished sharp note
Of protest to the envoy of Brazil against the
policy OF the Emperor, il which the President
declared his intention of taking up arms. if nee
essary. in support OF the cause OF the sister re-
public Of Uruguay.
In this paper the President OF Paraguay con
demned the non-intervention course of the gov
eminent OF Buenos Ayres.
II was thought that Paraguay would briug
forward power which would prove very iormid-
able TO Brazil
The Urusualn troops were IN hasty march for
Paisandu. the occupation Of whcy place it was
thought would decide the against the rebel
forces
Some British. Brazilian. and French vessels oi
war lay off Paysandu.
BY a decree of the Brazilian Government
dated September l4th. all the free Africans in
the empire, whether in service of the State or oi
private individuals, are emancipated.
Rio JaReiFO vas recovering, in slight degree
from the effects OF the late financial panic Al
the commercial interests Of the country we're
greatly affected by the shock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
From Havana

Nrw YoRx. Nov 23.-The steamer Com.
naDder With Havsna adsice- of the l4'h inst +,
has arrived.
The steamer Scott from NeS Orleans Tor New
l Ork with an Indiana regiment or board. sup
posed TO se the I9ib, is badly aground in hey
West harbor ID Is feared that she would go to
pieces
The SIC amer Wild Rover, With Lieut. Braine
With the of the Roanoke pirates aboard, is
reported 20 have arrived at Nassau from Ber-
mudA She attempted to get into Wilmington.
but failed The blockade business was very
brisk. a number running the blockade Of
Charlesion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
.xtraets from Rebel Papers.
&c. Ac.. &C.. &c.
from New YORK.


NEW YORK. November 23.-The Tribune 5
Washington correspondent says: Information
received at the War Department states that Gen
Candy Is improving.
Late rebel papers say that Governor Watts, OF
Alabama, has ordered an official conflict with the
rebel conscripting officers The policemen OF
Selma being taken for service in the army. they
applied for redress to the Governor who issued
an order that, as State officers, they were ex
empt from the draft. and they were therefore
leased
The Richmond Examiner is very severe on
what il STYLES the detection of Governor Brown
of Georgia, aud the Legislatures of that State
and Alabama Ii SAYS that the convention Of
all the States. North and South. for the purpose
of arguing upon terms of peace, will meet on tue
same day with the parliament of mankind the
federation of the world, and not one hour
sooner
The latest intelligence represents General
Hood with a corps numbering together about
35 900 men, to be still in the vicinity OF Florence
Ala. on the Tennessee river.
There are reports that Dick Taylor has Joined
him, with an additional force of 10000 His
latest movements do not indicate an intention of
early offensive operations
Besuregard. with the rebel General Stusrt's
corps, was stil at Corinth Mics when lass heard
from.
General Thomas, commanding the Union
army designed to check Hoods advance IS
rapidly concentrating his forces. as though dis
posed to make an attack on the rebels in some
direction, and we now learn that there was only
one building, in Johnsohvil!e Tenn destroyed
The place Is still held BY division of Union
troops.
The rebel General Breckenridge is suspected
of desire to march from East Tennessee, on an
inyaslOnary expedition into Kentucky, and Gen
Burbridge is making rapid disposition of his forces
TO prevent the movement
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From Shcrman's Army.

NEW YoRK, November ga Washington
special says advices raceivedA here TO-DAY from
General Sherman's army show that he WAS Oh the
18th inst. within thirty miles OF. Macon, and it Il
believed that by this time he has possession Of the
place. He has thus far met With bur little oppo
sitiOn and his eampa;sn is progressing with al
the success that could oe de5rei
The ines Washington special says:
The latest intelligence from Sherman reports
him within tw eBty-6ve miles of Macon. and bis
march unOpposed We may. therefore look tor
the announcement of the capture OF the place AZ
any hour.
Macon is lOi miles from Atlanta. and one OF
The centers OF the great railroad system OF GeOr-
eis. IL also contains an extensive arsenal and
cap factory. Its capture will form the first OF
the series OF brilliant results 70 &c hoped from
Shermans grand campaign.
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From Grants ARMY.

Nav YoRk Nov. 23.-The Worlds Wash
ington special saws that officers who arrived here
to-day from before Petersburg, state that the
enemy show 10 signs of evaeus,;ns Petersburg ),
Oh the contrary they have resumed picket firing
in 4 most animated manner No demonstrations
have been made by them since they captured =
small portion of our picket line in front OF But
Ter. which they still hold
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From 0uehec.

QUksEC. November 23.-Owing - reliable in
formation that Sou,heraers and rebel sympa;hi
Iers in certain tOSl. in Canada are manuiacinr
ing candestiuely. md collecting ai convenient
points shot, shell ana cannon, the Government
has issued q proclamation prohibiting the eIpor-
,Asioa or carrying coastsise or by inland nayiga-
ton arms OF ANIMATION.
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