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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
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Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obituaries, Including
poetry, inserted for Ave II me- to be paid for al
vance T mis- rue will be strictly adhered to.
In Montgomery December 23d after distressing III
Of four days Georgia H. Of Manly and c'ett
| NJ. Carpenter, aged years. II months AID 20 day
In Yergennes Dec. 49, Mrs Lefe Wood, widow Of Cyrus
Wood, a ed n years
In Calais, Jan. 9th Waldo M. Wheeler, ag.d years
and II months.
In Berlin Jan l.t, Mrs. Hannah Dewey, VIII, Of VIM.
Dewey, Esq, aged 52Jesrs.
Ia Calais, Jan oh, Of consumption, clsrisa Dodge
wife Of Jams Dodge, AGED II years
In MorrisIown, Jan. Sd, Mrs. Sally RUSSELL widow OF
Thales Russell, aged rs years and months
In Morrstown, Dec. 2sth, Alice Mary, only dau ghier
Of George and Caroline small, aged years 10 onhs
and ~ days.
At Fort stevens, Washington Dec. 10Th Russell j. Cha
! fey, Of v olcott
In sh.doo, Vermont, Ransom Z. Wilder, aged years
and mouths.
! In Finley Hospital, Dec. ed, from a wound received
near Brandy Station, Daniel Wilder, o. Sheldon, aged
! ~ years.
he was member Of the LIST Vermont Cavalry was once
taken prisoner and exchanged and returned again TO his
reg cent. He was brave soldier a gentleman and
Christian His remains broug chit home TO Sheldon
large we're in attendance at his funeral thus
evinclng the higL with which he held by ALL
Died suddenly 10 Aiddlese1 Dec. 49, Of heat disease.
Alice Lamphere, wife Of Daniel Lamphere aged 81 yea
She leaves husband, three children aod brothers and
sisters their loss which though heavy aud hard
to bear believe Is her eternal gain We Will try and
say tie will Of the Lord be done.
Written On tie death Of william l. Lawson, who died
Dec, 24th 1893, aged Is years.
Our Billy he has left US
And our hearts ache hard with pain,
But Jet u still remember
- That our loss is Billy's gain"
He has left this sn-stalned earth,
To dwell for ever with the blest,
" VII re the wicted cease from troubling,
And the weary are at rest"
" Death loves SHINING mark Ills said,
He struck Billy dear,
And bitter we're the tears We shed
Above our darlings bier.
One other child, the parents have.
To cheer their wounded hearts,
Two were all they ever had,
And one, death sought for his mark.
Our broken hearts in anguish cry
Forgotten are our joys,
Death sought victim here earth,
In one OF those two boys
He is free from earthly sorrow now,
Meier In darkness 10 be lost,
lie has passed the shining portals
And Joined the rsnsomed host"
Death obeyed his Masters will
I.is,our Billy's gain
A little while before us gone.
To suffer no more pain.
Though We mourn our Billy
Not as ost but gone before"
May our Judgment be To meet him
On that peaceful shining shore"
He has gone gone on before Us,
A little while be there,
Before we Join our Billy dear,
His Blessings all to share.
He is through all earthly suffering nov,
In our sayiof's arms he rests,
Let us bow to the will Of Heayen,
:" For He doelh all things best" s. 3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT Lieut.. Moroney, on
Tuesday, mustered into the United States SER
vice, in Burlington, the company recruited by
Lieut. Danforth. of the company but "a were
present for muster, 20 having failed to report
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
Browns bronchial TrOches

These Lozsnges prepared from highly este, med
recipe for alternating Bronchial Affections Asthma
sssenes Coughs Colds and Irritation soreness Of
the Throat
PUBLIC SPEAKRs AND VOCALISrs will hnd them
beneficial In clearing the voice before speaking or sing
ing and relieving the throat after any unusual sxeron
Of the vocal organs having peculiar adaptation to alice
tons which disturb The organs Of speech
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

IHE NNTu.-The Ninth Vermont is now
established at Canadys Mill, near Newport \
g., which is on the line OF railroad from New
bern to Morehead City, and about35 miles ron
the former place. Its health is much better than
1t was at Yorktown.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

TnE VERMONT MEMBERS IN CONGRESS, In
Congress last week, we notice that Senator Col.
amer made an of hand speech in favor Of ex-
tending the payment of bountes. Mr.. Morrill,,
in the House, made an effort to have the extern
ton of bounties limited to February lst Mr..
Woodbridge offered a resolution instruoting the
Military Committee to inquire into the expedl-
ency Of enrolling the nine months men prior
to another draft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
Notice.

fnllg Annual Meeting Of the stoc.he,s.,. IN. w..
mont Bank, for the choice Of directors for The year
ensuing will be holden At their Bankinr roons Or Tues,
lay, the lsth day Of January nsx at o'elecs p n.
n..... 80. "A PACE, cahier.
p'''n''t'' l'eS risv,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
iR FER NOES.

Ihos ridany, Esq. bennington, VT
HON. liorasio Ballard, Secretary State Of New Yert.
Wm Trips, Pres Staniarl Iu.aranoe Co. Nsx ya,.
4. II, Ballord, Yysilant, Michigan,
J, !. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
y II Reed, Utica, New YORK.
Hen. Henry J. Rayml a, New York Times. J
Y u Wheeler, ST. Al ms, VT
D. Ward, Lancaster, urant Co, Wisconsin.
.jyTwfly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

N d M NuFTtsp0nutUVt and VuetIIOnt chetTTuy an
swcred
Remarks--Market quiet transactions light prices how.
ever remain firm for all staples aud pork, beef dressed
hogs, flour and grain continue TO advance Pork In our
opinion is destined to be higher than know before
the same wi tn choice utter.
Respectfully yours,
". S. MCCLURE A Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
For the Freeman
Surprise

At a Sabbath School Concert held on Tho eve
Of Jan. Srd, IN the school house near the head
OF the pond IN Berlin, were assembled a crowded
house, paying marked attention to the various
exercises of the school, as they camo of in their
respective order. The exercises being nearly
closed, an opportunity was offered by Mr.. An.
drews, the superintendent for remarks.
Warren Coyill, Immediately came forward,
and very ably addressed the audience with re.
marks appropriate tor the occasion and in
conclusion turned to tho Superintendent of said
school, addressing him in behalf of the school,
with expressions of sympathy and love for his
earnest lab0rs with them tor the last five years,
offering him their many thanks for bis labon
with them. And as q token of respect livery
much to his surprisc,) Mr.. oovll in behalf of
the school presented him with beautiful Bible
which cost twelve dollars. So Unexpectedly
was the presentation of this noble book, to the
Superintendent, that he was somewhat overcome
but very soon expressed himself as one OF the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
100 Boxes Candles!

lauR sils 20 the Trade.
J. c. W. sroRRs.
Montpelier, OCT. ~, 1909 DIV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

The New BATTERY. The Ve!eraa Battery
Just mustered into service, is, we ealo from Capt
Start, under orders, and will leave next Friday
for New Orleans, to join the army OF Gen. Banks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
QUACK EosTRUM MAKERS.

through false certificates references and recommen.
datons OF their medicines BY the dead who cannot
pose OF eonradie. them or Who besides. TO farther
,he imposition, copy from Medical BOOKS much that
written Of the qualities and effects Of different herbs
aid plants ascri0e ali the same TO their Pills, Ex-
tracts, Specifics, &C. most Of which If not all contain
Mercury, because OF the ancient belief OF It's curing
everything bnt now known to 4" kill more than IL
cured dthose not killed, consutonaly injured for
life
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

RETURNING SoLDIERs.-l4S re enlisted men OF
tho Third Vermont regiment have recently ar
rived at home. Others Of the regiment are also
expected. $50 of the 4th regiment, mostly be-
longing on the east side OF the mountain arrived
last week These returning soldiers all have
a furlough Of 80 days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12

A Cuaosw.-Among the latest curiosites
IS a negro at Louisville who hurrahs for jeff
Dayis.-ErehaHge
The Argus with unusual enterprise, gave
this negro s portrait in its columns last week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NosrRUM
MAXIM.

Through the ignorance OF the QHack Doctor. knowing
other remedy he relies upon nEgouRY and gives Il
- all his patients IN Pnls, Drops, &C.. 20 the Noslrum
Maker equsily ign rant adds TO hls soeaed Extracts
specific AutidOie, &C. both relying upon Its effects 10
curing few In hundred II is truml eted In various
ways throughout the land but. ALAS nothing is said
1 the balnn some OF whom die others grow worse
ana are t 10 nger aud sufer for mont rs years IN
III relieved or cured If possble by competent phyac
lar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-12
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

VINO know little o. the nature and character Of Special
Dstaef and LEss as 10 their Some exhibit forged
Diplomas OF Institutions or Coage-, winch never ex-
lsted IN any part Of the Id others exhibit Dplo
mas Of the Dead how obtained unAnOwn not only
assuming aud Advertising In names OF those inserted Ia
the ID mas, but to inrthe their imposi ion assume
n mes Of other most celebrated Physicians ong since
dead Neither be deceived nv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09

ayoidably, Cannot our Werihy Mayor take
the natter in hand 7 He is certainly
clothsd With power to regulate and con-
troll these things within the cOEForate lin
its of the city. It is necessary > institute
q strict watch over these gOVeEunent me-
groes.
There are many negro ranches through
the country without oveFseeFs. left for
weeks by themselves uncontrolled. These
are places of resort, (which afford the ne
grOes the best opportunities for eOueoeting
their deVelish designs, and has tendency
to create disafectiOn among the other ne
groes. The OWneFs Gr6 more at fault than
the negroes themselves. - They exercise no
control over them at RIl-alloW them TO
hire their own time and make their own
trades, winch has . basefnl influence upon
the other negroes, and should be prohibit
ed. No negro should be allowed to trade
ADD trafo, and hire his own time, and We
should like TO see the old South Carolina
law, adopted in regard to dress, suffering
them TO wear nothing but hOmespun.-
Nothing but humIliatiDg steps like these
will keep them in their proper place. What
steps will the honorable County Court
take in the premises2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
RATIONAL. MEDfCINE.al !. :

DR. THOMAS j. E6ISNF1R WOULD
~ respectfully infurm the oitfhepB OF Wheeling
and vicinity, that he has Permanontly located In
this city for tho practice pf Medicine a-
tionhI or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the practice Of his profession for npmbero
and has been enineptly successful IN the
OF All varieties Of diseases both acute and chronic
Dr. K, as heretofore, Wll devote good share OF
his time and attention to the treatment
diseases Of both sSxea aucfAs CONSUMPTION and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases AL Diseases Of the Throat
oatarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, MercuFial
and NGyoGs DiseaseR Rhslqa atigmt S9Eotnl9 eyery
variety ofBIoOd and Skin Diseases EpfOPsy, TumOr,
Wena Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and BladdGri1HeaTt Adeetionst Diseases Of the Eye
and EaF( 40 Those peculiar toEFemale55 EtSS In
damnatory Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful 1rregu-
IaritIes Lsucorrhea, RrOlapSuS Uter1s and aliNer-
youT Diseases 10 which they subtect.n Diseases
of children carefully and nationally tFoatOd! Med
icinos mild reliable and agreeable. ~ ~,
All communications strictly eOnhdsnttAE Night
calls oheerfully and promptly answered.
kTOhioe and residence one door west Of Louis
AblinR1s Hotel, Third street, near Reed krAft'h
DRUG Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Once bOuFs
6nou A. n toAP. n. g..llE NJ
- Itli RRRERENnEA jt!t 'i-"
Prof B. y. Payne, SteubenTiile, Ohio.
Dr. w. ID. MoGfeRory 2 ~ i II H - 81 81 7i-
DR. Arnold, Cambridge Ohio ~
prof. d. H OeAVolAnd, lOineinnatL, Ohio. .' 20
Or, a. a. Melehimer, NanlWert, ,' 'S
.tG2IrlYdGWEnfaf .I.. as's.fr--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.

-
AT NO. IIs1< MAIN sTREkF,
CHOrnbrook's BuildingJ
k~Opeu for Students day aud evening.
'INHE purpose Of this institutIda 5. TO instToot
i young mon land women tool IN the principles
which govern the correct tCansAettOn OF peeuniAEy
buSineSS and in AccOuntantshiP ahdits eOnSOmitAnS
HOOK-KEEPIUG,
Stripp,d of its absurd vaFbIage and anelont DO
Hxity aud lntrieaey, and adapted % the modern
NODE of doing busnass, especially IN the Unitsd
STATE S the leading subject OGaltentOn. IlS LAWt
tior a. sLoss Of nafaIo and eombFissd in Sery Zee
Vsorda are drsG made familiar to the StudAnts Who
Who e then conducted through aoourSs Of PEAeteAi
HOnk ksspinR. In Numerous sots OG bucks In gee.
variety 81 GGFms, TIL he thus acquires mautsTyo.
the aEf which snAblas him % aPply e With hcIlitg
20 any kind OG business
A WRITING SCHOOL
1. ouen day aud evening. attendod By both ladies
cSGrss. Z eood hand-1riting ean Be Obtained ina
ATfITHMETIO,
ana iis applleaEioa 20 al mannaI Of
= o6tilIIH0-uoUGB GALOuLAg
receive tie attention their primary iHit
several modes q calculation not found IN eOe=s
tandIng greatly % the abhTOViation Of his UOEk.
9haF6 4 opsn % tie student also . oOurlOOf
BUSIN ESS SCIEHCE
oonurI-ine Political ECONOMY, CUiumeneial Law an1
ulalas, Finance, Banking and CaFruney5 also maxim
81 Sulinsnt BhSiness Men IN regard % The bo1
methods OF conduetthB DUANE aAeseA-l-A-N -
avoiding failure.
InGtFpefious In the above subjoets aEs inhFElpGr
Cd With VnAxIms aud inenleatiOns tendins - TIE
formation Of hIyh ehAFAetoF men and elll1ul4-
The cOuFso Of inStTuetton ts intended % be -
comprehensive and thorough - tlnt of any % Ne
Commercial Colleges. while the oHPhnae 20 the siu-
dent Is much lola.
II.H. begs IOsVe 20 refer thOso 20 whom ho u
unknown 70 thS OfisOrB Of the banks IN Wheolilg
and Bridgeport, snd especially 70 his studentl.
TERMS, &C.
For the full cOurso above iudieltads inelndlg tbo
requisite blank books for B1.sk-kssPin the ehaFgo
b 40, payable on entering. The time usualy re-
quirUi OE tho course - from two 70 thFos nloaihSi
but the student is not limited In ttHs-he nay
EeuuIn long, aDd roturn - Oitons - ne pio-,'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
BER 81.


A friend who left Jacksonville, Alabama,
on the 27th ultimo, gives ns some interest
ing information of HOod's army, and Of:re-
cent operations 10 North Carolina.
I 8 Hoods army laid encamped at Jackson.
willie, Alabama, for ten days. While there
lEe men we're under the most admirable
discipline; not depreciation Was commit.
ted. The citizens appreciated this good
conduct aud opened their homes to the men,
showing them every kindness and hosPt+
tality in their power.
90 the 22d ultimo the army broke camp
at Jacksonville and took up it's line Ot
march. By the following Tuesday-ths
25th--it had completed its crossing of the
Tennessee river i -i's-A ..'t..-
When the army left Jacksonyille it wa
n splendid condition. The men, were II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
TRANKLM RURNAI

Lea -, 4 iEALEAI1IN ~ = = "a. b
- n PITZ0RRAID, Seton II. Rit8g0rald, Wtn.
~. r PitSgeraldE EWnsH Il. Ritlgeralds A. W. ftts.'
gerald and A. s. o4mpbslhu.ri &c -,
Thsae Reutlerlep formerly resided near FORK
Moantoin. Nelson county. Virginia. They passsd
tbHnSh the lines, Weut 70 Belmont county ohios
SToFES there for Iom0 time; then len and vent %
THaSiin ii FnTnaee. Preston county. West Vlreinias
where they stnI remain. They have learned ,. enas
their families have latelylc4me through the nnes
a. ~. E,IIoS,S .ll,.t f,41r,iil91 lsp ~ ~ I I
Matids FITZGERALD, Jady Fitsgeraid. ayna fiss-
gerald sophia Fitzgerald gslganah ~
J. Campbell May Jane WeSEer, and 4Inily ootty.
anE2i Smeod -. - - -. =. = 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
FROM THE SOUTH,

Late Re6sl NsWs-I -IntersSttng EEtEGetS
Showing the Difficulties t8at EaUirOn aad
Distract the Traitors.
We are indebted to the kindness OF Gen.
Kelley for copy of the Richmond Weekly
Enquirer of a late date. as we are also to
other friends for similar favOEs. We sub
Join some interesting extracts:
REBEL ADTicEs TRoM HOOPS Army TO OOTo.
pTp 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09

sH-omos one door south q Kranisr's HotSl, l
IedIes WIshing TO consult the Dt. or they pfeter
can caii at room No 50, erSat House, And Mfa
~ yyIIi take plehsufe IN GceoSnpAnying them %
tho once Gan be Ionnd at the Grant H9use ~
DIChf.fE iE = =l'tso t.' L. rp' Aug84dGW.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
- -. "A CARD.

DR R. H. LIGE-PHYSIofANS SURGEON
IL AND ACoOUoHBR-thhnktalf for past fayetS
inform his friends and the public
Ssneraiy that IS & stl doing bdsiness at his old
siand. Main street, near the suSpenaion Bridge
Where heWfll 1shappy TO- attend 70 any business
a. Ma line that may be entrusted 70 his care. Night
calls pronnptIy attended to. DR.. Leo fs graduate
Of the Ecletio Medical Institute OF oineinnat and
has been VaTiousy engaged u the preetIee OF ~ "
nov prepared with all the necessary apparatus Tor
the Medical application Of Electricity IN the treat
ne1t Of ChFoniotdIs TO which ne would inYte
thS SrSeiaT attention OF the atietd. SO perfect z
the SHealing Art Of the present day lHs PEsettesd
by R6IeotieSJ that eWneed despair sns Pes-
spee1i attention given 20 diseases Of Somen Ahd
children. All communications strictly con
Our practice Is Safe, oeEtain and prompt, leaving no
mOrcural tAint In the system, but cleansing reno
waiting and stFengt the general system, aetne
IN unison with Natute'S unetTtns laws AZ !5t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09
EYerything Else Desirable
MEm
NOTION LINE.
-

The above Winter Goods having been contracted
for, and my notions purchased, daring the months
Of May aud JaRs, will guArantss AlmOst ny entire
stock At prices based Gold At u.s. Aud fOF beau
tltul eoOEs and styles Of WOoIen Hosiery and Fancy
Wool Goods defy the East aud West.
~Msrrhants are requested to look through my
stock before purchasing. WhOthaF they bu or not
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09

- iWAKEI1N1, TTrsf Va, Dec, 4th' 1s6S.
n aH ,0hOBt e nay e0aeeTn: VS. the UNDER
SsSned member Of the West Virginia Leg gslatnfe
taES pIeasuro In saJinea that We have known pr.
Richari Il. Lee mdhg years preytou 20 the break
Tefe prsctitionoF Ofbdicine Eclectic school
both IN KAnaNha county Va5 and Gala county
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-09

{ q. SLACK, Senator IN, pi1t,
W.e7DUNBAR, II. II. D. ,s.-.
JoHNM. PHEBPHs, Pres. Senate
, 1864-12-15
TEzF; t.rE', AL1sAv5 RAEEDE skS.
a Sttrrs1,:. Order from General Dix
IsF0mfstlle*s and Vigilance to be EKs
crefeel! md the cc1e1s Hunted to
their lxolc8s
HEADQUARTERS NEw YoHK Crit

I!EAOoCAETERs EET Yong EITT,
wednesday, Dec. Ii.
cr~rpxy 0pnrra No g7,-Information
~ ~,...,..~, =. .,,o.s ,,oaaa11-4..a
having ecrn received u lncse headquarters
that The r"bcl mareudcrs who were guilty OF
murder and robbery at St. Albums, have been
discharged from arrest. and that other enter
-,-;eoe ~, ,,,,o11., In ,,rcnoro+;on in canada
Li6'e ., "a. ue'uN, - i, NI. 1IS =. s.a ~
1he Commanding *aeuei0t oeeula IL oae !"
the people Of the frontier towns to adopt the
most pro,upt and efficient measures for the
ee.u,;tv t,f their J;xot md rrcnor4v Al,
"a 'A~A A.@
military co1nmanaers on 1ae 1fontless ast,
, therefore, Instructed in case further acts Of
.ann,cdot; inn and murder a-e nttcmo+ea
, 1864-12-15
Fuc*g sOUTEI AMERICA.
tsnrortnut Action Of the South Anera-
t.Ap +sasrcsS-Pcru to make War on
Spain-s.eucral Ncsy'B Snmmarys

EEw ]onE, Wednesday, December IL
The stcaia-r Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall,
brings s77:"5, 100 in specie and California mails
Of the esd.
The South American Congress has resolved
tlxt thc Government Of Peru shall givc orders
for lie recovery Of the Chincha Islands, and
tnat the President Of Peru shall have no power
10 make -r1ns with Spain until she gives up
add islands or they are taken by the forces Of
tIc republic. The Spanish f1asshipat Chincha
was totully destroyed by fire on the night Of
lie 20th ult No particulars. This eiycs the
Peruyians good opportunity to attaek the
balance If the Spanish feet. Stirring news Is
expected by the next mail.
The revolution in Bolivar, republic Of Col
unbia, is not ret put down.
The steamer Salvador, from Central amer,
ica. reports that at Panama it was reported
that upon nr1cst by the Government Of sai-
yador Of some Of the aceompliccs Of the pi'
rates who attempted to seize her recently on
suspicion Of being agents Of cx-frestaent
Basrowe, no evidence being found against
them, they were discharged On the trial two
~ them stated they were ordered by the
Government Of tie Confederate States to go
70 Salvador to join some Confederate war vos-
sells on The coast.
INC flfoute Lancaster and sloops-of-war
.aodnaw and st. Mary's were at Habana. The
, So6inay was to sail on the 9th for the north.
xXntd.
, 1864-12-15

The military Tr1alH-Indinua JudGe.
4hip-Telet.rnph ph = Military EeyTB-
+ Movement OF TrDpp6s

lspecinl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
INDIANAPOLIS, Wednesday, Dec IL
JudgG Advocate Burnett has returned from
Chicago, whittier he went few days ago to
investigate matters connected with the forth.
coming trial. 6fonspi1atorsconhncdt in Camp
Douglas. .........
The Military Commission will conTane again
in this city tomorrow, and the Judge Advo-
cate will begin his argument in behalf Of the
Government. As the case stands Bowles ia
without my defense whatever, except such as
the ingenuity Of his counsel may have woven
for him in the way Of sophistIcal speeches.
The appointment Of the Hon Dayld nc.
Donald as Judge Of the United States District
Court gives general satisfaction. Judge Nc
Donald is sound lawyer and man OF un'
blcmished character, and will prove worthy
successor to the lamcntcd White.
Measures arc heing taken to recrult volun'
tcets sufficient to I'LL the quota Of the city
IN advance Of the future call for men. Under
q propcr etimulus Of sufficient bounty, thesf
4g no doubt The thing can be done.
There have been somo changes In the ofhct