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Gbittsury.

Died ~ South Bend Indiana. on SUNDAY ih"ru-
~, Dec of pncuuouii Charles tcsth" Shrtan es "A D
ths unl % aays son Of Cen VIM J. "-u fN'i t. S'e1-
MN. 49,, .... -. ..-,i.... III,
S tcnl for ~. parpnsr 81 nrDi near h' ~ uteh "no'h
t T. d.u. n a. rhDic institutions of that place. VAs
l remain, Of the babe were conveyed 10 ~ MIIss
-, c, tlev we're -ss.d by procession OF chii
~ aud il ONT n tho psror 81 The Academy; the youn.
i i, to lilirru Of Msry' keeping constant
iI ,, and ui,ht. lhr head OF the child VS. crowned
~ ar. VII m flowed IKE w.,c'cts of -ht nli,st to The
, snj hil mother with touching p-oprlety, p'.d palm
brh IN the aiah,t~r hand Of he little onr s'ycr ei
~. nod IT the loai. aud i-hts were Kept constantly
M around him. ia lroun led with bsiaury and beau
~ A i the unisnations 1T bis innocence, -" eJun one De-
d ami no. tnk oi him triumphant citizen OF Paradise
On "wednesday afternoon hc t1urlus rites 81 infant ouiis,
crt formed by Ntry Row. Father Sorn r. the 'hIcA
tie 3s red ,.rt Noo Dame. The Right rev bishop OF
f1r, W.ynr. pr Liners drlvfe an Gppropfc ana eh..i
lent ..1 aud the music u tho cfIi, Accompanies ny we
,d u,v II iut -eCted n the church was me ctioany
ttchug and beautiful. The PROCESSION was headed ny tha~
RS. a. gha carried each side, nnd followed by long ine
f llren Of the Holy Angels titio boys VINO serve a.
H., t,r1 IN red cusok nni white supices amer those
CANA he tte coffin Yerrd with pail OF enibfoidded whde
ain AZ va Of cold in tho center IL was borne BY Tour oil
,bs ittlo Holy Angels Next came Mrs. sherman
-, u,unueJ by -. Angela the Superior OF ~
NJ. and n noar relative, with the other mem
b,n Of Nh. family aud cry Rev y. Provincial Rev. ar
ri,r Ube ohids godlsh,rl aud Rev setournesn Then
foy,,d he pnpis OF -, Mays aud the p~0p None Tor
mol tho General WHO engaged H. the pf'ns defense
Of bis county sbs ilI bud Sbeb Gesp@s 90
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..... DRcgxssa Al
Cleared.

s,,.m,bn Morning Star Nelson lfavsns and New ormh
J. A. Esyner. ~ -. &c., T. H.,
Steamer Z. {. Knight Gallagher, Pti.adrlpn1a " :" > Ia"
lor { TO. ,,p,
steamer Potomac, Sherwood Portland H. r. ''o"''"
Co. - =. 80, =, o u ,..-.s..
Son.
jirig startled Fawn trr.), shaw, Brett ron TO-
pr,e Ma,tapony " yman Caiik, X. =. Bncs Go.
prie IN a. Perrv (Erl Colson Vera Cruz, y. srdsrs
Bal, ". h. HsTEis orb 'ad, st. fh"e' "ai ~ - Nv
Woh 90 o..
sem George r. Lorng, Story. Gloucester, j. A. s.t'on:
schr Henrietta Thinor, Ses London ~ :. hsese S''-
scbr W Alagyck, Daniels, Norfolk Mott Beoel
sohr. Nancy lBr.l, Taylor. HaiaI MccOn Firth
Scbr. Lucy, Applsby, Eas.pof:J B9yntons Son
sir NAyIgat1r Msrston rpesitas Thompson u n's.
s,hr sally smith. -. Ia. River -
schr Horace Bell tBrl. Barnard Natsnz" j. T. Wsfos'~
sIr 4; ID Fog Hutbery Fortress Monroe. :. Kenny
SIR J. D. stey.usonSGirsrd York River. y. CenpNb~
hoop Minerva. La'srge. Fortress Monroe j. t.nie.l
Soop " biz " nd Hunt, Fotress Monroe, D. j. tsnbs'-
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Court CALENDAR-Tnr DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRCtIr- Nos. 32II,
~ ~ H. a3 3!Gg 3.3I 20, 27y, ESQ., 1872. 2S0s 2e06
~ - -Gl 2sd 2gii 221O, 2Gl5 1924, 23o. Purt lNo,
9s6 1853 1850 ~ es.B 3I 3ol5 J7. 323, 2l9l, 1885
800 33 1lJ 1872 2a9 2iJ, Jls1, t23, 2!Gj Part H.
g., or No new calendar II bs made up uau the present
ct,e ou rial /, concluded. SrECiAL TgKn-prnGuerNo
Ji l.-na Of law aud 'act.-No. 4Vl - 1870
SUpigiOR COuRr-Pur; Nos. i0!3 46l3, IL Is
aL 40 ~ ali5 1919 410l 45OJ s.O5, i.V1. 4;Uy, al
rsr. 1t aeulsr unchanged
COMMON PLrAf-TRIAL TrRM adjourned for
the tenn. Tho General Term will De ia sf.sion - mo
BKouALYN CITY CoUR1-Dec. 22.-NoS. ~. -,
- A. - -
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bort Uar0cMs' Notits.
STATE oP SEv-loRE
po,r-W,ypr>y OFFICE, No. lvt wars

Sr,rg oP SEV-loRK
Posr-w.npr>s OFIIcg, No. 10, Ns'r-
N-OTICT IS hereby given, in accordance wI.a'
.c-,,ou Of the sst ps.s,d psil Il. 1897. rhIei
A., >, Iror.aui,- The arlcu. Ofc. Of the iot o.
SD- 10 n, person. Interested IN. ~ having 'h.ise
hi, iisttef OF sue in,sr. examination o. sf'. ,,,.
fr,- y.,.rs q. uol uGd-f 80 inAnil)r ny VIZ ~
l' -. ~, ,, .i .,I-,,, or examinations va nc
completed within tea day Lg.i s.es''''AA w "'' ~
b. al said ,essel,: arr
1 roNFs
Bsrk Morning Stsr. .....'.''''''''' '''',F u
u''- ~. " oot.ruG / kohi. s1u's
N MINTHOBNE TOMPhlAs, fT.'.'nt
J. Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

n Team tdntport Had'on Ton N,l,Orleaas-IoW Urr
Can't J. BE ger s. s. Elder j. +. DOYLE, j. y Dennis Chs
Nichols. J. Randolph G.orge B. Bsrt, W. Duncan Georss
NJ Woodward, L. McWiilitms j. :; Holmes, W; W. hins
A. Bstcrson o. II. Croese, F.. y. Emerson H. CRIBS !.
Forbes c. o. Hatch, C. NJ Durere A. H. Knowles Lisses'
suts--W w Csnsin, J. Earsn L. " Granger, j. Ginoar,
". J.. Watson. L. 5. Soper aud r. w Reed +. RWli,w.i
aud lady Mis-. Ellen Stone, c. T. saulbury j. Metal, T.
Johnston H. Bogrrt, J. H. Hollands r. A. Noe H. Daley,
u - ~ j. Fitzgerald T. Miller. r. r. Crawford. J. Ta,ics.
W. Davis j. q. Davis II. j. Reded and IA In stssrass.
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vNHOMAS X. AGNEM,

CORNER or GREENWICH AND iuRRAf-sIs'
who Is famed for selling TEAS, COFFEE fL'' H. fi'
and al kind, Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS ehs'P~
th,u any other dealer in the city ha, reduced the pee
b. xosd. the holidays, tAA everybody 'n hON ."
ssina Jus, received 900 sfsored paea@-'' ,.
Nos ! ed 2, from 10 barrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22

Nan ,o-s,..mer Fl,sn =. Terry

Duo. 20-S,esmer El,<n :. Terry.
Ships-Ksnilworth. Ocean Home. Einers.a- sshssstv
Bsr,-Blenrhe Msria yunusi, George Marian Ir.st j.
Cuminss White loud, Ocean Escle ~
Brig-Dirso, Nisre,a Edith Es'e'sno Sen JSar No'""
Csrmee,a. ,,r p.L. u p,r..
schooprrs-w D. Fitch Yorktown. W r. banss u; sioer
Btsndys ne MAY Flower J. Alien John f,f.'.F' n
IL. : N Sholdock William Henry, Mc,cs Leonard =
Mines Jamestown Palestine. Decatur oaAes, as..n;~
RI. N,rolrou Enoch Moore. Edwsr s.ade, q, T. hNoN~
So, IA. t,.h.,h De Hart Maria Jane Betsy WI lama
ne gI-st..me r Morning Star, for New -Oriesn.
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CITY lTET y.

THE NEW ESGLaSD SOClGTY.-The annual
dinner Of the Aew.Eaglanl Society Is given this even
Ing The following gentlemen vii! be present: Admi
rul Farragut. Commodore Wnsow Capt. Diuyton, the
Rev Drs Chaplin and Hatfield, M Bancroft, Sir. Dry
ant Gov Donbisop. Gov. Gilmore OF Now-hampshirc;
r. W. CAN'T of Arkansas. snd Charles L. Phep1 Mem
Der of Congress elect from the Baltimore District
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fAdyertisement.I
HOLIDAY GIFT.
WILCOX and 0IBBs SEWING MACHINE

II ~ entirely noisee.s
patented device prevents To being turned backward.
The needle cannot be wrong.
The Hemmer Fsler aid Bsider acknowledge TO be
sur eror to all others.
It received the God Medal Of the American Institute
IN 1863
II so received the first premium for THs BEST SEWING
MACHINE" at the great INV ENGLAND FAIR" the q" Yer
State FAR" the Pennsylvania State air. AID the In
diana State Fair" 1864
OFFICE, No. sos BRoADwAr..
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z. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFlcE.-DLc :l.-Before Com
missioner WHITE.
LEE pRUssIAy EXrRADITIoy CASE-THg PRISONER

In the matter Of tie application OF tho Consul
Genera OF Prussia for the eSreooy Of Ems. ouiieno. an
moon feuderrd bl. decision this matter, holding that bs
orgcTy CHARGED 10 clearly shown and hs. va. commed
bv a. pr .orer that certificate this effect inss DO
s,-n proper EIacGys authority Of the GOVERNMENT
hpf A v.,rgant fr BE eIiTaiifion may issue
IT,, pdsou,I " as rem ,ulc1
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tAdvertisement.l
THE USEFUL AND THE BEAUTIFUL COMBINED.

Besides Books Albums Pictures, Microscopes, &c. Messs
FOWLER WELLS No. $3.50 Broadway, N. T., have Bust.
Of different sizes Of Psyche Ssbrna, Apollo Dsns Flora
Cytia, Shakespeare Milton, Scott Burns, Byron, Plato
Homer Virgil Socrates Raphael Schiller, Goathe, Washing
ton Webster Franklin &c. suitable for the LbIsry Read
ing Room, Public Hall or Drawing Room. Suitable for
presents.
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apOkcn.

,oh Mt Of Rio Janeiro barn Cons.anss, fou hat CT 20
loh E of Rio Jsneiro schooner Hydra, hoo thai p0 ''
New.NOrk. , ,.. ,hs, ,oyt .xr
9nh ut of CieUicesoss brig Denmark, rom tH-' '''
NrV-lOIk.
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mSv,,oruud

Tn. .choeu.r SybY Rsmsay from Mstamors'. fhSneo
q X Rim. Co With cargo of cotton, -s.d a. -" "h
yn, an by the a. - steamer Jssco and sent To- nv Y
No. b,. ,Gr thorough Investigation sad utd ~ ne az
b. u.' $ Dislict Attorney and Jne BETS 5orh it'"I
a. 40 custody Of hef agents. 'hc 'piau honosbly e'eNa's'1r
and M .an..r, ard. red 20 pay The cuse
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LAW eyTELLkGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COCRT-DEo ?i--BssOr
juice SHfPxtr.
TEAL OF AN ALLEGTp corNrEsEMrER.

United States sgt. John Drozzbc.-ihe accused
seed trial indictment for making aud having
In his custody counterfeit fractional currency with criminal
intent The only witness ior the prosecution was Allen H.
johnson returned soldier AID upce with The sceu'sd
bu, tho jury could not in the aud were dhchged
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PlLcRrM's pRoGhKss To USrvEnsAL FREE.

A PILGRIMS PROGRESS TO UNIVERSAL FREE
poM-T1e FgHHien ~ the Gaming month Is 20 contain
new and striking Pilgrims Progress 10 appear in
da or two. LEcoln. with the burden Of tho |. ;.
on his back passing through the valley CT death with
his upcd sword OF war and tramplng Oh tie serpent
OF conservatism Keeps his eye steadily on the tempe OF
unlycrse Justice Our Chief-Juslce il leading him IN
with the llght II liberty. while Old Democracy giant
despair an covered with chairs. shows lis only three
teeth NcS-Ierscy. Delaware. Kentucky with Il hor.
nd grin Jet stands helpless and almost ready TO beg
Tor his lie O;ltr accessories maze up thc picture.
nch As TIE dim outlines Of ~. lie" In 100 and more
fliy developed in 1865 serprrjs sn lurking cnds are
around tie feet Of the pilgrims and well known char'
acrrs as devils and hob COLLINS are IT, Ag 10 obs,ruct
hi, Onward progress.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Re,....7lI Sun Sets.....437 Moon kises. .HaS
HON WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. asa Gov Island. 2:55e Hell Us'r. ~
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suPREMH COURT-CrRcuIr 2i.-Betore Justice
Mason.

GOODS soLp-lGREIMEST FoR SETTLEMENT.
Paul SpolIord agt. William W. Leand.-Ihe
plana sued th. action 10 one half OF the vaue OK
cargo Of good. amounting 1900 and in payment io,
wbich the defend ant trinsieued TO him da1t ioe aA
esned that the bond, passed on o.
ar value and that therefore an action Tor Tie on pui
c.ase money could b, maintained
The defendant insisted that the 'uS Of VIC soOu 'a hSN
ss,tlsment between tho p,re, introduced IN evi
whereof the defendant conveyed 20 the pnnin real
valued a. 100. pal Ing In ca,h Sl. and giving hs
1907 tie plaintiff agreeing upon the payment o.
a.. note the whole tcbt be considered csnceed and
the Original sscun.. delivered up. IL Das mhher shown
the Il the two notes Elt costs az SUITS were rem
drrrd the rilf and thst . was all he wus TO-
Tho plaintiff crel shs contrary tie night 70 alo" the
.na coat " the good and sue for the bal
The Cour, directed verc, 10 be entered for The plaintiff
AMI e.ery,d the w question in ID. case Tor confederation
Points were submitted ou both sides.
TAoula, Allison ior Le.,laut O. A. ssia' ior plaintiff
Before Justice LEONARD
GUARANTY FOR GOODS SOLD.
Hertzel AIT. Russcll.-This action was brought
balance due upon IN secoant oi good, os ana
delivered uon the guaranty the defendant in tie words fol
lowing: 81 Seree TO gpsrsre- the payment OF al piI' Of
merchandise which may b" sO.d TO NJ. Thin the next
az months rot 20 eI-e-d in ia al, the sum Of I'VE
hundred dolar..' hundred dollars worth Of goods
t, sod and me debtor had paid on socognt 500 TIN.
c.on was brought the bt'an-e TIE dnendaut
insisted ist he dchs-.ed fom iatlity and that the
,r.rtv n, not A =, utuun one Tn. judge hold tina, the
10y, .,n, al hin, the dorffip. maintained
IN reported in the .ih g. Reports on pis9 o. al
Aa tie limitation ia ruonnt was not u IN credit o' Tie
Debtor bur Il the extent tho liability OF HI. suarnntor
h. Is Gambler plaintiff Timothy ttoun ioI GrieudanI
CuIsGkKs-Dro. 1l.-Beiore Jr.tics BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
John Mccormick agt. Washington $. Whitney,
a-Reeenee ordered to tase proof of facts stated IN the
morning, and opposing papers end report ~,th opinion
ss t. INC, +, s ahe names of lie plaintiff aud de-
t seem have changed afer the suit commenced,
aud tie oider Of reference Was eran'ed John :, Coodndse
AIT 0riard Fire Insurance Charles Luins ct al ssi
Join siysr .c-Motion, denied.
L.u. j. NieoIls at Robert l.. smh-Moton granted
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DFCIsIONs.

COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-DEc sL-Besore
Recorder HOFFMAN,
Henry Harvey and stephen Branast, pleaded
guilty ofaitenpt st grand lsrceuv Remsnded.
.ssset Rc.ld0a. pleaded suhy Of petty larceny state
prEou yeHfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22

FIRE ~ WEsr.Sr-rho ship-chandlcry of
81 sFrs Cioueh a Foster. the first floor ~ No 40
Wce,f vns Yesterday damaged by IRE TO ihc amount
Of 5000. insured. The second and third ioors were
orcuuicd lbs Edmund j.. kifs. sdiimaker; damage ny
water about 800.
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LADIES, Misses, and CHlLDRESs RUBBER
SOLE BsLsoRAs warranted the cheapest and most durable
shoe In the market CASrRBLL, No. 8i3 Broadway
Advertisement
CHRISTMAS PREsHNT--WILLcOX & GIBBS'S
xoIsELEss SEWING MACHINE Office No. Job Broadway.
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EMBODIMENT OF UyIoy VOTERS. The new en-
roilmeut of Uuion voters, by authority OF the Union
Executive Committee. vii. 1t is hoped bring 10 per.
man nj conclusion the differences heretofore existing
between tho different Union organizations OF This city.
meeting OF the Inspectors held 81 the head quar-
tcrs conner Of TNeliy thld n. end Broadway, IN Or
der To rece,e tie rolhooks and they enter upon their
duties 10 night al O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22

CHRISTMAS EVE CHIMES AND CAROLs AT
TRINrrY CHRcIi.-On tie celebration Of Christmas
Eve Mr. james i. syine, the belLchiucr Of Trinity
Church, Will ring the following melodies, commencing
al p p. IN;
l. Eonlo with variations In major and minor Keys
c.muO.cd by George L. Bri,t0v.
= 'Clristnae Caroi-Child?en in the Temple.
- Evening Ecl,s.
T. uhri .tnlas Carol-Silent Night, Holy Night.
D. Chr! tmas CurOl--1he Chr. mls Irco.
o. Christmas CaIol--Once III Royal Dlyid's City.
On Christmas Day. at Trinity Church. at 10 m. Mr..
james Ay life tie ringer Of Trinity Church bcs will
perform lie following programme:
]. Ringing TIE changes on eight bells
g Cbrlsjmay Carol
D. Eond0 with variations, composed by d.. Hodges
for Trinity Chimes
T. Christina. Caro!-Bricht, Bright. IN Silver Light.
- Christmas Carui-Ihc Christmas Tree.
D. kespel Hymn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-22

The SKATING YESrgRpAy.-The "ball " was
up Yesterday morning az Central PARK. and consider
able number were skating Ia the curly pJrt ~ t,e day
The snow Storm however seriously inerftrcd with III,
amusement aud the rain. wh!ch subsequently sct H.
has probably spo.lt tlo fun for some days to coEe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-21
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Peace in Sixty Days.

..e Peace III Sixty days. ~.
MEssRs. EDlToRs: The following mea.
sures will iill up aur armies ediassly,
and bring peace by November next:
3, 1H. Execute, on twenty days notice, the
,lsw of Congress, and put into the ranks the
thousands of men detailed in the various
departments, replacing them With disabled
or partially disabled soldiers orby persons
over As years fage. ~ 1s9sa !
b 2. Remove to, the field all the fall and
fresh commands, now occupying forts, &C.,
guarding bridges depots, &c., oriused for
local or special service, replacing them BY
skeleton companies or regiments that need
rest and recruiting. a,.e ~ /
zE 8. Transfer, without exception, to in.
fantrs all cavalrymen who fall after thirty
days to: monnts themselves on service
able horses, This measure would secure to
General Lee not lesssthan FIVE thousand ef-
fectise men, (cayalry and infantry,) and to
General Hood probably ten thousand.-
Thecavalry has been much praised Of late.
II is. not generally known that all this splen-
did fighting has been ,doueby afew gsllsn.
and devoted men, (probablg one.ffth Of
their commands, who are always on hand
and ready for duty, while the, number Of
.shirkers, skulkers and latraggIers, (nounted
as well as dismounted, is legion. 49,
Sept. Z, 1854. !, A SOLDIER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-21

IMPORTANT; TO; SALT PURCHASERS.
We are authentically informed that there
are no less than twenty three salt manufac
turers in Charleston and vicinity, within the
conscript age, who are detailed to make salt
on the special conditions that they would
sell the article to consumers at the works at
nine dollarss bushel, or delivered at any Of
the railroad depots, in good shipping order,
at twelve dollars Now, thequestion arises
with these twenty.three salt boilers, bound
to these conditions, how is,it that salt is to
day from twenty to twenty-five dollars per
bushel in our msrketH The question is ea,
silly solved, but we do not propose to do it
Just now. We would, however, say to ouF'
farmers, planters and country consumers
generally, that ffthey club together for any
particular District and appoint . responsible
agent here, they can have their salt OF the
prices to which the salt boilers have bound
themselves to supply consumers, elsa the
boiler refusing tossppply at these prices will
not have his detail renewed. We may ad-.
vert to this matter again, and furnish the
names of the salt boilers so detailed. -, z
Re 80. .. Charleston Mercury, llh. 5
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-21
YoRKyILBB BNQg1IRBR

FORREST AGAIN ON WING. Thissmod.
.ern Murat, says the Uniontown { Ala. Her
aid, of.the 10th, who has been performing
the duties Of faithful Watchsdog in North
Mississippi for some time, ehas@been called
to . new field, For several, days past I'M 1t
mense trains, heavily freighted With men,
guns and horses, have been passing this
place es route 70 Mobile. Tie enemy has
been driven entirely beyond the limits Of
Mississippi, and now the defender d: cur
soil is called to The new field Of danger in
sister State. This announcement will flt
the hearts of AlabamiaDs with confidence,
for wherever Forrest goes with his intrepid
band, we are certain of success. General
Forrest has been spending afew days here
enjoying the society of his wife, but left
yesterday on the 7.o'clock train for Mobile,
he stillu q. .erutoh, having not fully re-
covered from the wound received at Harris
burg. -, = ~, 4es$zs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-21

DROWNED. L.sSmith, Of. CASTOR
county, having deserted from the army, IRE.
ported to be the 4Sth regiment: reached
the North Yadkiuriyer, NEAR Mrs. Walkers
place, in Davidson county, last Monday
night, in company With anotherman named
Smith, q cousin, also adeserter, tied ;sogeth.
'er some rails, and attempted to ferry across
the river on float thus constructed. But
theraft vas broken up 'before.reaching the
opposite shore, and J.L. Smith was drown,
ed. His companion sought the nearest
house, gave up himself as a prisoner end
reported what'had happened to his friend.
The river was searched but the body was
not found until Thursday morning, some
distance below lodged on a fish trap. If
these men really belong to CASTOR County,
they doubtless have friends there who will
be gratifed to have q: report Of their fate,
though. it be ia aad3one. .s $l5.F,
3.1s..,zs.:. .1s.,; Sex, gss=s etSalisbary Waschmaa.
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Hanntoi, at Work.

PEyERsBuRa, Sept. 17.-Hampton's cav.
airy made most successful dash into the
enemys lines on Thursday, near Sycamore
Church in Prince George county, II miles
from the city, capturing $500 head Of fat
beef cattle, 800 prisoners, aSnumber Of
horses, and 10 wagons. Phe spoilsare now
safe in the Confederate lines. .
z Gregg's Division Of Yankee cavalry made
an effort to cutoff Hampton; but was hand.
someiy Aogged for thsirpains.
= Hampton and his men arein full feather
and eager for. another chance at Grants
choice beef. - -, ;
RloHMoNn, Sept. 1.-THE following
was received here to day:;s s' =
So x HEADQUARTERS, Sept. II, 1854.
Hon. Secretary Seldom - : y
At daylight yesterday the ensmy's skir-
mish line, west Of the Jerusalem Plank
Road, was driven back on the entreneh.
ments along. their whole extent. AT the
same hour Hampton attacked his position
north of the Norfolk Railroad, near Syca--
more Church, and captured about three
hundred prisoners, some arms, wagons q
large numberof horses and twenty yfge hun.
dred cattle: Gregg attacked Hampton on
his return in thAsafternoon at Belchers
Mill, on the derusalem Plank Road, but
was repulsed and driven back. Everything
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-21

MosBY GAINS ANOTHER VICTORY
Passengers to Lynchhurg BY the Orange
road Thursday night, report that Mosby had
heavy fight with greatly superior force
of Yankees, on Monday the 18th, near Up
perville, in Fauquier county. Thoug b out
numbered three to one, Mosby and his gal
lant men gave the .enemya q bloody drub-
bing, killing 80, who we're left on the field,
wounding a large number and capturing
eighty prisoners.-among them several OH
GERS. sys y il: ~ ct'y EGg -
Mosby lost eight men killed and about
twenty wounded. some Of them dangerously.
No further details were known to the infor.
;mant Of the Lynehburg Rspa6giedn, though
the fight is said to have been the hardest
and most stnbbornly contested one In which
the gallant partizan chief has yet been en-
gagged: -
daNo;further news of interest was.reneived
from General Early's command. !;
Richmond ,Seatiae!. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-21

OLD JOHN BRowN.-A correspondent
of the IredelI On. C.) E1press writes from
ohaslestown, Va, as follows :: ~ !.
}, The jail, some Of the churches and ,espe.
cially the Court House in this town are de-
faced and torn up in an outrageousmanner.
The last is the house in which old uossa-
watamie's Brown vas sentenced to death.
The lower story was used by the enemy for
horse stable, the uppet rooms, galleries,
&e.-well, for priyeys. Not vestige Of
furniture, banistering or anything Of the
sort remains. Yesterday, IvisI the spot
whore Brown was executed; near itgrew .
large locust tree, Of which Nothing is left
bat very low stump-every splinter has
been. carried to all corners of Yankeedom
and converted into breastpins, walking
canes, &c., and preserved as relics Of the
tree on which aJohn Brown, the martyr,
was hungt Bhentin reality, the galloNs on
which he hanged sure enough now constl.
tutes q portionEof d certain piazza in this
town. /.