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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.


GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON NORTH 1, BETWEEN 18th
AND 18th STREETS WEST, AT AUG TON.
On MONDAY. the 18th day OF July next, 1864.
shall SELL in front Of the premises, at O'Clock
p. M. by virtue of decree of the Orphans Court
dated the 18th day of May, 1868, ratified and con-
Grmed By the Supreme Court Of the District of
ing described handsome building lots. viz:
Lot numbered four lDin Square numbered two
hundred and egh teen, t2lS it having front Of ~
feet inches on north L, between l4th and 18th
streets west, running back with side alley to q 81
feet alley 14z feet7 inches
.. Terms One half cash; balance in six months.
the purchase to give note for the deferred pay
ment, bearing interest from the day of sale, and
secured to the satisfaction of the Guardian.
All conveysncng, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchase
Ore hundred dollars will be required paid down
when the property is knocked off, and If the whole
terms are not complied with in five days after sale,
the Guardian reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser by Using such resale in the National
Iptelligencer three times.
Title perfect
Mrs ELIZA ANN BRANE. Guardian.
lie 2c-sod&ds GREEN i WILLIAMS. AscE
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DYJC. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

ID j. o.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Lot ON P STREET. BIZ.
btIEHA asp 5aly ss Vs..
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms of J. G. Mcclure c
ssd p ss aug hs
IL IibsE2; A. 81 No,S fsiies ia, st SEQ one Of
snail shs sell the west half Of Lot No 8, IN Drufy
sub division Of Square No. 2o9 fronting 2its feet
on and S ,ta 70 sna isa Streets
.0onvsyances and stamps at the coat of tas par
chaser. WM, II. WARD T,ustAas
,e.,o sarsd, g. Ne Mea Il RAEiS co .Aue.s.
SALE OF CoNDEMNED QuARTERMAsEERsr
Was6ine,ea, ysns 8, 1854.
M 6 sold S Pube As eIs ct
aps e
S SssSs; I 5;ls hsa.s.nss, Stoves
Mess-rans, Baeksts. sersp PSI. she Tsd Iron
And large lot Of Carpen 7 err 81 Joo's >,
saeesssfai sISasfs xiI &c I 9.i to rss.'s
Terms cash, in Goyefnment fund J.
p,.a;.r a .r,, ob r. g. ana EnGn ,ats,
- te IS I'd : = 80 Depot of NasAinstea.
CALEof CoNpEAiNED HORSES AEp MULEs.
= casss qassarte,gasts,'s orc, p,,s Eass,.sss..t
I WIN BE- sold Il pu6iss ssatiss. ssts: cssr.i..
pss5 Che es Z S e,
H1DsESDARato isla As ssfs lis 6
Terms Sss = ssss sss sfs.s
Sale 70 % assssp e y 10 ssS 3 s. q iSnv..5
E , !. ~ rs ss:.!
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Try JAS. Q, MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctiOneers.

TWO HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSES AND
LOTS On NORTH STREET., BETWEEN6TH
Nj 'TH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUG
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at s.:
O'Clock, ON the premises. shall sell two hand
some Brick Residences. Nos. 45i and As street,
between 9th and 9TH streets west. The houses are
well built, with large and pleasant rooms and Ar,
supplied with sl the modern improvements
Terms: one-third cash. the remainder In six AMI
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
Title indisputsble.
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost OF
ie sN-d JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO., Axots.
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RYw L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE AT

AUCTION.
at o'clock we will SELL in front of the PREMISES
Lot No. =, subdivision of Square q, fronting u
feet on the south side of Penn. avenue and run
min back to street, between oath and 18th SITS,
near the Circle, and improved by two; story aud
basement Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas and
water, and in good repair. Possession given i'm
mediately.
and u months, secured by deed of trust on tha
premises, and bearing interest.
je 23-d w. l.. WALL & CO., Auets.
ny THE ABOVE SALE Is. POSTPONED To
TUESDAY, 5th July. at clock.
ie 20 W L. WALL & co, Aucts
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CONTINUATION OF PICTURE SALE.-The sale
OF oil paintings, at the salesrooms Of Jas. g.
LEG uire Il Co., will be continued this evening,
~ o'clock. The attendance ut the sale last
evening was large, but the prices were very
low, many very handsome paintings selling as
low rs SO and SIP.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W L. WALL & Co. would call especial attentio on
to their sale of Paw nbroke r's Goods commence 9
Saturday July ct O.: O'Clock. consisting Of over
fifteen HUNDRED lots OF good and desIraeis Good
Chains will take place at II o'clock precisely on
Saturday, July ID. II
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AUCTION SALES.
rURE DAYS.

RTJAMEs c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioaeec..
kuMBeK os FIVE RUILpINe Lors EAST OF
~ THHCAPITOb At PUBLIC SALN :
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July ., a. zig
o'clock, on the premises, commencing With tbs
frs. named, We shall sell in - 81 ---..F
SQUARE NO. TSS,
Lots No r.. Is, Il. Is, and Is, fronting on North
street and sh street east, At the corner OF tAese
streets.
SQUARE NO. l,Gse. .
Lots No. 4, s, and Z, fronting on Kentucky Aad
South Carolins avenues and 18th street east.
SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. / ,os.
Lot MOL
Lots No 5. 6, 9. 10, and IL on South street,
between Kentucky avenue and 18th street east.
ALL OF SQUARE SOC TIL OF SQUARE NO. on.
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months. with interest, secured BY q
deed of trust on the premises.
Conyeyances at the cost of the purchasers.
Je q JAS G.. Meg UREA CO., Alcts.
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DISEASES or TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, UHISARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTGnE- new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard Associstion-Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes fces Of charge
Address d. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso
cation No. 3 South Ninth street, Phiiadelpha
Pa je ~ 3m
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WANTS.

"ANTED--A BOY to attend Restaurant In
w qnire al Northwest corner OF 22d and u streets.
Jy 1-lt* &c.,
"ANTED-By middle aged woman S1TCA
w TION as Nurse, to do general Homework
in q private family. Address Box "a, Star, Of
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CHAsTB As Ice AND PURE AS SEow.-The L ra-
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pGrest and choicest ingredients of the oriental
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known TO have beneficial effect on the teeth and
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let luxury, and pleasure to use IL. as it removes
all disagreeahle odors, even thst of tobacco. 1t
speedily removes those ravages which children
sustain in their teeth. owing e. improper use of
sweet and acid articles, which imperceptibiy de-
stroy them.
Sold Nv Trp N Or; ST thr nv rbcuf he cnpnt,x II
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Do You cslor your vhiskers aud rnolstaches II
80, use the Japanese Hair Stain" No hair dye
in the world equal to it, Only .oise preparation
1t colors . natural black or brown. Only 80 cents
q box. g. C. FoRO,
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"ANTED-At ESQ north i street between 18th
w and 18th streets a COL0RED COOK, WAIT
RESS and BOY: None but those W no thoroughly
understand their business need apply. jy l3t*
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Ice CREAM

leg CREAM
The undersigned begs leave to inform the public
that he has always on hand o fresh supply of the
choicest dayors
IUy CRBAM,
which he is prepared to supply to storea, suffers
hotels, pic pics, parties, excursions, and families
at the shortest notice srd the most reasonable
terms. Jos. ScEAYPIsLD'S
Steam Ice Cream Manufactory 10 3 Sc sth st bet
and II. wholesale and retail. Je U-ln"
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RY J. G. MoGUIRE C CO., AuctioneerS.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF GREEN HOUSE
PLANTS.
On SATURDAY MORNING July ID at 10 clock,
by order of the honorable Orphans Court of the
District of Columbia, l hall sell, on Square No.
81. near Boundary street, between 10Th and 2lst
streets in the city of ashin gton D. c.. qsanti-
ty of the finest Plants supposed to be in the United
States, consisting of Japonic&s and Cape Jessa-
mines.
Terms cash. Delivery made Immediately after
the sale. WILLIAM DOUGLASS,
Administering of John Dou glSS, deceased
lie 2g-d JAS G.. McftT TRE& Co.. AuctS
, 1864-12-30
FEeOnI ST.'LDQTlS.
tnfe and Legislative NexTB-f3iver
Matters ::

tsncc1., D,sn,tcb In tho f.hfcoco Trihuue.1
sr. Lor1s. Thursi,ay. Dee, %
1-,.+t,au :, aa.,aa,,t,. co,d tn-,.v anil
Inc weather Is oec'aeoiy eo,o lo-on9 !, @ anu
the river Is agaan h4Aea WIN AeasS Moaning
ice. The ri1cr is open from Alton to this
city, and 10 falling at this point. Below it I:
still closed by eorrcs Of ice at Cape G,ranleau.
nd o1sa ~ ne;u+ n1,aro .I,t ,,aat w. = :
rereir;nr Mn s,crt I ~ H. sensh ~ poas "'s
Tie Fomm9n Cnunru nj 9pn.n para o.,t.a osrtaa1 ~ mn.
vida accom,noia t;one H. thc .S;siotns ~ ~" Erso
Of exnensc tn the stat" r. that bodr tSi, 'oJI 81,
,Gs, I'd 1..;1a,1 ;-,o;;,,at;o,. re.nn; ~ TnTausar
Ctv>' >t0'A '~'''1'1'A 40 '~''-'0'A'
Tom Price. a1cc,e]1an candidate FIR eov.
.,no- has 2,,1.1 T.. *, e-a.,,o ~ ~.
, 1864-12-30
POSTSCRIPT.
FROM NEW XORk.
Our Midnight DIapatc11-
Military and General News.
Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcss.1

Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcss.1
NEW YoRK, Thursday, Dec. 29-Midnight-
A letter from the Army Of the Potomac
dated the eth says there is considerable
picket firing along the front. This resump-
tlon Is no doubt caused By numerous deser-
.tions recently occurring, which reached along
the ftent about ninety last week.
The Rebel Situation.
News from the South. through a1l sources.
public and private, shows the existence Of
great dependency and discohtcnt. jeff. Da-
yis is heartily abused on all sides, The mis-
acy are attributed to him. The bitter feeling
OF Ge6fgia and Alabama towards the Confed-
cfacy Is evidently increasing.
a Plymouth, n. c., letter says the ram Al
bemarle lies so that part of her easement aud
bow are visible. It Is estimated TINT It will
cost 500, 600 to raise and re-ht her.
Dcserters from the rebel army, arrived at
New Orleans, state that the rebel Gen. Sser-
ling Price died recently, In Texas, Of disease
contracted during the late campaign in Mis-
souri,.
vile Is cstimntcd at twenty thousand men,
twenty y-ouc general officers, and six-two guns.
Foreign Items.
&: 4 French paper says one of the rebel pirates
ut Nassau I5 taking her guns on board and
preparing for sea- 1t Is thought the Minister
Of Marine will not allow her to leave port.
Mace publishes q card. offering to fight
coburn IN Canada. The offer wal probably
be accepted.
From Washington.
The 1unes' Washington special says: ia
Committee on the subject Of the mine oxplo-
sion before Petersburg have completed an ex-
animation Of the officers at the front, and are
now pursuing the Investigation in Washing
tQn.'s
The Committee on Irou-C -Clads report that
several vessels will be IN entire loss to the
Government Oh account Of f1mper1ectnc:s.
From tho South.
The Richmond papers say local preachers
not under regular appointment, and all phy-
yeara, If able to do military duty, will be
forced into the ranks.
The Richmond Stntlncl Of the 9Th contains
the following:
"3Ion11E, Dec. 23.-The Yankee raiders,
from Pensacola to Pol1nrd, destroyed nl1 the
public. and some private buildings, damaged
the railroad considerably, and partially des-
troycd the bridge over the Escambia. Capt.
Henry Pope, Quartermastcr, was captured,
and d few negroes were stolen. Yesterday
our forces pursued them, and q portion Of
their supplies md transportation was cap
turei. The road was strewn with their dead.
There was an infantry force Of another raid
ing earty near Goods Mills md Pensacola on
Sunday It's advance was met BY our cavalry,
and driven back several miles.
Capt. Scmmcs arrived here yesterday, from
Europe, via Afatamoras.
Ew For Additional Ne1Es by Te1e-
Svr1|y11t. TfnrrfVa
, 1864-12-30
FROM EAST TENNESSEE,
Gen. HurbridSe,s 0perattons-Eis Of
tlcdal Report of Important Union
Operations.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. se9-The
following report Of Geh. Burbridge's opera
rations has been received:

GEN. RUKHEIDaEs OFFICIAL REPORT.
CA11Er1sauna, Ky., Dec. Is, 1861.
force. i00 stronr. In Continuation viii Cen. III.
lens bsicade. lie Whois Under commantf Of H.i
Gen. Geo Stonemap, marched from Bcansa Sta.
zion. o. Tho lsth q December, at daylight. They
drawn up to oppose the crossing Of the Holston
River. sent two regiments to support Zen, Gil.
lem, who banked the enemy, ronti1S xAen1, Hii-
wagon train, and pursuing fbexq to Bristoi. WITCH
place WIS attacked ut o'clock In the morning, and
captured, with 25o prisoners, TWO trains Of ears,
five engines, and Immense q,anti.ies Of stores,
below, and marched to attack him, Ind be slinn"d
away IN dense fog, md made for the salt works.
discovered llis t1f.ht in fine to head him nff NJ
e ns arre ae
r. fn VIZ Rs0ng Gs1 f h
strong position, and tapturins 56 prisoner.
+ sent Colonel Browns brigade to The support
Of General Glliem, who nesia came upon thc enc.
caGtaTtng some psssonefs' se'en pieces OF cannon,
anS oane7 % RFoqEn Tifh b,. h,,oa5e ,.,ar T., r,
DIV CHARGED thc home rnard AZ Wytheyjite ~ can. 1
turipg five pieces Of canfion and eIsht cais.ons
Major Har1fson, Of the 18th kentucky, who bad
been detached hy order OF General stoneman, with
gu 90 Ia as nest Gaas spsn eaaa
ana ihe eai General m r9 Van,6n m ea[ 3[aot an ma
cort,n66eei a1onc ihe iine A' oP fhi. 11I
Wythevtl!e, and large amount Of rolling stock,
md the great iron works near Marion. Col.
Brown destroyed the bridges for ten miles above
1MEtheslllc, n anu Mnen tSs expGdtnon Started On
ont s the1 came na nrec @ Mas }o,foW Mora
mr. md m cnea"cment Of thift1-six hours ens,1-
Cd 1t W lie &C clezs q which Bseeklpridge I'VE sezeassI
towards saltvi1le, but Col. Buckley with bsi-
, 1864-12-30
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1864:

stating TINT the rumor of disaster to But
ler's troops WAS more than true, and tina,
Furt Fisner had not in the least been Injured
WASHINGTON, Dec, 20.-The steamer Bal
,imore, arrived here this afternooP, bringing
dispatches from Admiral Porter. She run
aground down the Potomac yesterday. She
should hare reached here day or two ago.
Porter was still vigorously, bonharding Fort
take it.
The Associated Press reporter who went
out with the Wilmington expedition, sends
the following: II have this moment, 1:30 p.
m, arrived here on the steamer Baltimore,
which brings Lieut.. Preston. bearer Of dis.
patches from Admiral Porter, and am sur
prised to hear reports prevalent Of the abau-
dunment OF the expedition. It is not true.
Our fleet were still bombatding Fort Fisher
when left. The dispatch from Fort Mon
, 1864-12-30

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trabune.l
1Hn1ASAro1Is, Thursday, Dec %.
Some two weeks ago, seveuty-nine con
scripts, nnd scccnty-nIne bounty jumpers
were forwarded from this city to the front,
assigned to Col. strcight's regiment, the 51st.
by hook or by cr"nk every last man of the
seycnty-ninc bounty jumpers managed to e.
capr, md they lave thus fur eludcd capture.
4 r,1rnhcr Of them deserted to the rebcis
John Tucker, who was arrestcd at Vincen-
lies snnc months ago on charge,snf abstract
ing yaluablc letters from mail bags while in
Ills possession lie carrier, has been convicted
III the United States Court and sentenced 10
the Northern Peniteatiary, in Michigan City,
for ten years.
Ebin. ". kimball, Esq, OF this city, his
received the appointment Of United States
Commissioner.
, 1864-12-30

The Rebel Press on the TEebel S1tua-
11on-Je1. Tnkes tie Responsible.
tfT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec g.
From Richmond papers Of the 9th es-
trnet the following:
The Inquirer has m editorial which de-
manils that lcc shall be put in command OF
ill the Confederate armies, rs Grant ie-of the
Union, aaying that the country reposes more
confidence in Lee than in President Davis.
The Examiner says there is not another
town they could afford to surrender with SO
little diminution Of fighting men aa Savannah,
and that it's loos docs not render more difd-
cult the defense Of Charleston or Augusta, as
many suppose; for between Savannah and
Charleston is Beaufort, and Beaufort, not So
vannah, will always be the point for q land
attack On Charleston.
The EtdmiMr advocates placing L-c in
command Of all military affairs in the Con-
fedcracy.
The Dlpmch mentions a ru:nor current in
Richmond that 3Iosby had been Killed. It
states, on information from Mosby's men at
Fredericksburg that he was shot in the ab-
domen while scouting. They considered his
wound mortal, though his surgeon did not.
&c has been carried to Charlottesville
The iSntne eays that If Sheruan, now re-
licscd Of anxiety concerning the state Of af-
sairs in Tennessee, shall cooperate in an en-
ter1rise against Charleston, further contrac-
tion Of our lines may become necessary.
The Sentinel also contains q manifesto ot
JEFF. Davis In regard to the burglars now un-
der arrest in Canada and demanded by our
Government for piracy, az follows:
1EFF.'s "tro WHOM IT KAr coScEHH,''
II. JcfctFon Davis, President of the Coufele-
ratc Statce, do hereby declare and mike known to
pjl whom 1t may concern, that the Aforesaid enter
prIse, undertaken in September last, for the cap
furc Of the armed steamer Michigan, q United
Etatcs 1cssclofwar and for the tcltase OF prison.
crs nf var. citizens Of the Confederate States held
captjyee at Johneon's Is1and was 14cllgcrent ex-
nedjtiop ordered and undertaken under authority
Of the Confederate States OF Amcrtca, against tlt
Cnitcd Etntcs, and that the govern
1ntnt at the Confederate States u.s.
Eunles The responsibility OF answering
for the acts and conduct Of any Of Its officers
gagged In the expedition, aud eepeciully Of SAID
Gennett Benley, IN Acting Master In the Nary Of
tie Confederate States, and further make known
That ID orders given to officers engaged in said e1-
pedilion, they were especially directed and en-
Joined 10 abstain ftom violating any laws and reg
uiatious Of The Canadian or British authorities, IN
rc1ntaon to neutrality, and that any combination
necessary to effect tue purpose Of said expedition
zonst he made by Confederate soldiers, and
such assistance as they might draw from the ene-
uy's country
Says the Richmond organ Of JEFF. Dayis:
, 1864-12-30
From SAN FRANCISCO.
4 Story from The Patriot Side.

San FnAsc1sco, Thursday. Dec. 2s.-M.xl-
<'an adsic. l'y1he Constitttlon ~ that since
10Th. they had arrived Mt Caznava, about GO
miles from the city of Mexico, In 3 complete
y dcmoralized condition. Gen. Alvarez with
the Patriot forces. entered Acapulco On the
18Th OF December. The States Of Guerrero
and odaca arc perfectly free from '1mpsrialist
forces.
, 1864-12-30

SPRINGFIELD. Thursday, Dec. %, 1851
Members Of the Legislature arc coming in
slowly. find booked ut the Hotels Senator
Mack and Representative Lake, from Kanka.
lec; Senator Webster, from Rock Island
Senator Green, from Alexander, and Repre-.
sentative Miller. from LaSe1lc. These are oil
now here. Gen. R. J. 0glesby, Governor
clec., Gen. John n. Palmer and Judge Wm,
Pitt Kellogg are also here. Gen. Palmer oi
course comes to canvass Ills Senatorial
chances. The friends Of Gov. Yates talk con.
1idently Of his success in the Senatorial con.
lest. If he fails a nomination On the first
ballot, Lis supporters will pretty certainly
7ush over to the support Of Gen. Palmer. Any
7Ling to beat Northern candldnte, where
much the largest share Of Union vnters live
, 1864-12-30

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Thursday, DEC. 90
Union prisoners, who escaped from Florence
and arrived, On the :7th, at Columbia, state
that Hoods advance arrived at the Tennessee
River, on Wednesday, the 2lst. The next
Gay his infantry crossed on pontoon bridge
which he had moved above the shoals. out ol
reach Of our gunboats. One of the prisoners
stated TINT Hood entered Tennessee with 11c
cannon; he counted twenty-five on bis re-
side Of the Tennessee River, they heard
heavy firing lu the direction IF Florence,
probably stednan's force engaged with For.
rest in Tennessee.
Much Indignation prevails against Hood in
the rcElel ariIay
, 1864-12-30

s'Thc operations ofthc enemy which were late
ly published in all quarters, are now resolved
into q few leading enterprises: TIE raid
against Gordonssille, the raid into southwest
Virginia, the attempt Or w., I: march
across Georgia. They Il: =: :: 1...rcul. A
ft'wmonths ofcnergotic industry will wipe ont
the tracks Of the foe IN all these demonstEl-
tions. We have but to 20 to work with dill
gcnce to hare our roads In order aglin In q
short time.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury r to-day COM
menctd paying off suspended requieitiuns.
Up till the lst If January no further Issue Of
the currency will I've required to lquidate
these debts.
EXCHANGE ON PIXIE.
The number Of rebel prisoners now in our
hands is about 90. coo.
The War Department Is overwhelmed with
app1irations for passes to Savannah for specu-
latiye purposes, but none are granted. 4
Judge Of The United States Supreme Court
was today refused pass to 60 to Georg1a to
look after his property.
. ,oEH PRISON-.j. :. -. . -.
The arrangements for speedy release Of
u1l our prisoners from the prison pens Of the
South, SO far as our Government concerned,
have been nearly completed. Col. Mul-
tord is the Agent for the exchange, who is
now here aud will proceed to resume the
work under The proposed new cartel+ The
rebels claim they had over 50, 900 Of our men.
Since the capture Of Savannah it has been as
certained they have been doing extensive
and from that. point. Charleston has been
extensively engaged in the same business. 4
few days ago seven vessels were in Charleston
Whiting chances to run out.
, 1864-12-30

i Great Victory over Hostile Indians.

ST. LouiA. Thursday, December 29-The
Colorado 1Iiae Journal, ef the 10Th, contains
an official account Of great battle Tough,
withrtlse Cheyenne Indians, on the plains
On the Goth OF November. The Indians were
about 10000 strong. The chiefs Black Ket.
tic, White Antelope, and Little Robe were
killed, together with some 600 other Indians
Chr loss IS nine killed and 50 wounded. ON
troops were commanded By Colonel Chirins,
ton, and they marched 800 miles in ten days,
100 OF which was through SLOW two feet deep
, 1864-12-30
Ql1ifdufs Tr1bn11e.


Our Anpual Review Of the Commerce OF
Clicaso, together with national and local
statistics, for the year 1854, will appear in
the TRIBUNE Of Tomorrow. This Will be the
most complete and valuable compilation ever
presented to the people Of the Northwest in
the columns Of daily newspaper. Orders
counting room today
, 1864-12-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
Capture Of Quartermasters' Vouchers
to the Amount of 5000, 900 by Rebels.

C1NcExAr1, December 29.-A package of
Quartcrmasters' vouchers, amounting to near
ly two hundred thousand dollars, approved
and issued By Captain j.. G. Crane, Quarter
master at Nashville, were taken from tho
trnln Captured by tho rebels on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad on the 23l. They nre
in favor Of parties at Buffalo, Chicago, Mich
isau City, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia and
New. York. The Adams' Express COMPANY
notifies the public not to negotiate OF re-
cciYe them
, 1864-12-30

1nnri could have been found in the State. HI
is qualified by education, experience aud nat
urll endowments, and Will make an energetic
and capable officer,
ErerYthing quiet on the Cumberland.
, 1864-12-30

NEW YcRK, Thursday. Dec. 29:-It Is said
that Windsor, the absconding teller Of the
Mercantile Bank Of this city, has been at.
md viii reach this city BY the next steamer