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, 1864-05-25

WA suIWn~[,- H11aE s1A = = f. V1FloE1E
,c6ALhO PROPOSALS. are Invited bY the nuder
ag9ea ior supplying the o. 9. QuaItefnsster;s b
tsMe45 - hashinEtons D. c.. Ratiuorc MI
AeAAnulh, ann Fort Monroe, Va, or either of thn1f
plMAs:es MIsa hay Corn, Oats and Straw,
ous Eln oe EEcelTed for fha delivery Of 5000 bua
sm o. Gofn OF oats and 80 tons or Hay Of straw q
nRRa1ok ~
Blddefs n1ueI stats at which Of the abuya namec
poeta they propoee to make deliveries and tha rstas
at NhitG theJ Viii make deliveries thcfcat tho nnan
w OF enca tTtclo proposes TO be delivered The dre
70 Be completed. --'N "D'4
1he PRICE must be written out Ia words on the htda
70 q PIT up "a good steut sacks. OF about twc
, 1864-05-25
a-1uCdti111aI.

THE SUMNER TERM OFPa
3 CINE COLLEGE will open 1,,s 70. Asa-
iass nna III p 1Ss "hsn ~ ooes lie n1s
tntly arranged thAn before the IRE 9se eonEe-
acrpuon Of Uniform 4c apply TO In LesTa. de-
ley JAS. DhKOVEY n n
9p&e1tkooW HAc1It Gouc1e Rarsns
, 1864-05-25
From the Rev. Jos. q. Kennard, Paascr Of thu 1ot,

From tie Rev. Jos Il. Kennard, Paatcr Of thu Inn
Baptist Church. - @""A"~
De- JAcKsoa Dear 8it-I hava bean FREQUENTLY "a.
qaessed 70 Coz nnect ny name with comHendatton1
pnsstiss m f. ous of ny appropriate sphere.I have ID
~ easea declined nut with Gear pr of In vatiou4
e. fatness of & D.: AooaaEds GeEnsn Rlstss dsps:t
Gnnyletlon 1hat, FO,. GANERAL bhBiLir. III Ta1
SfsTE@ And ESPECIALLY FOR LIVER COX-
PLAlFT. 1T IS SAFE A*p VALUABTB PKE.
FAkATlON.. In 1me cases 1t usy fail; but usna17.
donbt not. 1t will be very beneficial 10 thosa NJ
suffer from the above cause. -
YouEs, very respectfully,
J. Il. KENNARD,
, 1864-05-25
On Favorable Terms,

\. B.-Any person storing proyIsicns with us can
oAse sample psckacet tnspe stcd bJ competent men,
and certificates Issued anT Of the ,Ay bY pay
Ing customary Inspection fee2 KepAcxing soa oYal.
haDt drne At reasonable 1ateI. -
my2+E6sr1w UNDERWOOD Z co.
, 1864-05-25

From the Rev. Thes- Winter. F&ssor OF Hoxborousn
Baptist Church.
De JAcxsox: paar Blr-I feel 1t dnc to your un
celeat PrepAration Hoodand German Buffers. 70 ad1
tslntd. have for yeara. It timed, been tFouhled no
Rrcat disorder In my head an1 nervoua system. I
was advised By friend 10 try bottle Of Four ftr-
man Bltte1s, I dig 70, md hn.e experienced RFeae
and unexpected reef my heHlth has beop 1ateftsffV
benentfed- I copodt nt1y fecommenI tha nrtteL
where 1peet With similar c&ses stmiis7 10 nv oV1
And hAYe been assufed hy many OF their good a3ecaS
respectfully YOURS. ~ s'~
7. WIaTKk. Roxborouzh. Fl,
, 1864-05-25

PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSIST.

| - 4NCE 8T0RIS.
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gEALED PRor6sRsq n IL ds1'teyyts} Mtey Ss1 @ AZ s
ifEf& B n I
ssc3'. i t0 s ssee7slss e 1 e
T e: q ss; Il ss s Z g. =
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1aaoa Roaeds Eood hard soar. to oa uads on,v In.
o5e! q ethss g Sas: 10 anpie.ss
md 10 Be- ri. dTs drt.s ths1 bs4, Pr ssat Of
Ill nass :: %
,sss ssf sss. T.
ehea = eSpy q IT .sIs!,eaent nst be =
s ss: 81 y =. b
se ssda olioss T91U 4 guarantee Il
asfGd 81 Ell
aa ansa hta 'sooFelaz ss T. II .ae
e. Il eqa Or
sasss: = VEL as Eans q eontsnt.. xth ezoss, tass.
sxs: AH oEhe1 mart. must - eeutsrsted. p,eh-
qas sad fSs tas
Hs,1sn Of EeMehts e :iSs.d .athoI.3ed public
AZ ~ ssotss to carefully compazed bafore delivery
sta1ss = s. sRis dsRissrea se of dr.,.xs =. tso
Con n1asAy 5tcrthouse or suth nSea IN the city ~
Chicago. u msy be dea.Euated
The nnde TxfeneH n. ,1rh+ =. ..,..A
Hisna fnTma Ia n,ono.~,. r.v \. on+.,,.a
'A " 10y o14eo' - MI = LVn.
f~ataats Zettnnp n1sssa ronv "ou Sn III ,Sn 2.
.-SN=--- or1.- A33s"kf@v'
HORSES! HORsESl HORsEst !
A.
WAR DEFAKTAKEr. c4vALRr BUREAu,1
o1fIck OF GHIxr QCAEraRAAeTzK,
ega1up p1o,,n nA5aIStfoa- Ma! 18th. 1854. y
r5tff y FKoFoSAls win BE- a this oace
thonsand t7,aso Cavalry Horsee to se Delivered AZ
Ine government StAoles tn Chicago, Illinois ano two
fhon: and (2CQ} At Government Stables in raveSpoTt
Iowa Elthu sixty (GDs days trnu dofD Of contract
, 1864-05-25

HtNsDAT, TEE sd OF JUNE NEXT,
Ii the city Of Jans>E1ile. Roek County. Wisconsin,
thIryttRht hurdscd zts tofty t41} Of n1es
agricultural lnrda in the btsse. THEY aro situated
about ten miles from Jsnesr1e and ado!u1nR tho VII
2AGc ct Footytlie, with the Bcloit and Madison Rail-
road running through them, and the AuEaukec and
Southern tseonhn Railroad on their border, and
composed OF shout equal quantity Of hesYy timber
md prairie. Tbcy *err selected iot their present
owner for Investment, nearly thirty years tht
best lands In Al RESPECTS Ia Rock County and this
Comfy. val knoen. Is the Earden Ct W,xcoas1u
:nonsE lets txenty er twtnty:nrs per cent. which
.nu1t be paid IN Cash. may fca1ln on mortgage Ut
seTen pF cent interest, for eeven Or ten yeAra.
eepttnE timber lots. which win be sold for cA6n.
1htrc will hRo hn sold 1t the time and rlsch,
ecd IN tug came bnt ~hoiy for cAsh twenty
txo hundred t221 hcTee Of prime lands In MsrAtuon
County near the Of WAnsan, shout eight
Year, ago.
moro eligible Opportunity for fArmer1 to secure
could not be offered. -
For further p1rttculasr apply personally. or bE let
TT 4r DAWSON. No. East Fifteenth street. SeH
antk who ~1 be IN GAINESVILLE ten days before the
sale takes piace; to j. !. T. PEABk Hsq. Cornsellot
properly At Fnprr1llt. nY1ee55l.6H
, 1864-05-25
M ORTGAGE SALE.-Defau

- has been mace II the paymrnt OF the snm Of
duta o III. a,,. ~aleh u c9lnsd to b due At the
1aE ~ " Tentrsh O. Of Mar, eur htseu hundred and
~ 2t e5ecuted oy John coleman, OF tne County
~. Eonn.y and s.ate of Illinois, and recorded ia
nnn1 ~ ~ ~ eIE 81 tae Of Cook In Hook
q NSos. ~ ~ assrt1cfe Il T. as5 = = o'clock Il
susnce OF poWe II t, T. hereby given. that IN put
DEED epo o. the statute IL Fuco eSsc sn i1est @
sad lt Deed 70 VII ,Eens1s 9a s~GnsTed { e x =
Eooaivon oI lot. one - end iwo d w. ~ tn tne
Dost 1c M d u H. .ea u, o.
half 0! section twenty ri IND - y! 10 vest
ecuth caa QUARTER q salo section - iIes W3 o. nc
South UsaIck the Ch!ca.o RlvJr IN - II OF the
thirty nine <s,3 North Range II FAE II the n esaip
according 10 the map OF safd 4, nAmtd snha,g;s-
af4eaa,d in Dott fts Of Maps tags s viii Be- LII
put auction ri the NORTH door Ct the Eourt iinrat
third day OF J1nc A, u. lss!, It Il O'Clock Ii. Ne
rot... JARED BASSETT. Trustee.
, 1864-05-25

HUMAN FRAILTY, OR PLY.
~ sIoloG1cfI Be RESEARCHES, should b re.a
e9 1esa s'1.rs ron eas, aprss sna Ion ,ns
contamination may be Gu5VcEted Wiz sure n,eIrR3
OF dispelling tht miskjvfnxs uany e1pcr1nce IL ~
tsstnE ~ E%arri,Ee % stAte sodb bx b1- q 4. BAH
sGQv1i haneeIrt stzcss. Chicago, III; atso 9; y
tnKton atrnat1 .fentlk- III. de2t-tsciV
TINTED STATES MARSH4L'5
- SALE IN ADMIRALTY.-By v,rtue Of 4 viii
{or tbe sout-n District Of I1Eois. ii adaifsli1.
dAted on the ls.h day If May a. D. 1s6l viii b sold
public h&le the 3Ehei bidder for cash al Cairo
tn es1d District the sh OF june a, u 1854 lie foi.
1ow1ne described properly to wits LOIS bsl.s and So
&C. DC. Ordered ny the conrt 10 be sold for the ben
- j, l.. PHILLIPS. Q. 8. Marshal.
sPA1soT1E1p. H.. May 70. l6a4. my2aett6 It
1T S. ASSISTANT ASSESSORS
All pofsons dong business betvaep Stst. md EIsrf
street, and Randolph and Bouth Water strrett. in-
cfnstvc not has1ng made return Of Iucomn. Ltcensc
and Carriage Tax. ~ required by Law. viii do 20 at
once therebl ekyn9 80 per cent penalty aud nne Of
LILO aooa1eoL E II. sTREETER, Assistant Assessor.
Omce, IL Dearborn. cor Msdson. mJ7tgs7SM
GHARIES FUNZt
~ NIGHT sCAyENEER.
nova1 OF all 6tsblc Manufe shd Offensive matter Of al
dleaHpt1oux. All work attended ~ with efomptNees
tAd daanAtch Aau 1t hour most suitable Pnst ooa
sox ~. my29<5ssslm
, 1864-05-25
Mercurial Diseases.
Constitution Life Svrup
KEsd'cates. root and branch al Esuptyo p1snsses d
the Skin, llka
ULCERS, P1MPLEs, BL0TCHEs

Ana & AZ otheF otmcnltcs Of this lind. which 30 muc.
ulH1g the outward Appearance of bofh maies 80
themselves aud thar friends. SeseSs =
, 1864-05-25

RHEUMATISM
lAKTah11sI NKuRAL8IA. aoU9,
IeaRAoo. so1AT1oA. TIC DoU1cu5uux
II ttero Is any disease IN which tto CouArtt,t,.r
Lie syrup u sovereign, tB In Rheumatism snd Is
KINDRED anecnons. Tbs most intense DaIps are Al
most instantly anev1sted-euormpusa dwellings are -
duccd. Cases. chronic Or Ytcartoug of ar ID 1s.s,
Standing, n2Fe been cu1sd by ua. S@'
NERVOUSNESS
EEXYoU8 DHH1LITY, Loss M rnvxx
6NATTEIEp EEKyXb. CoyYTa1oY ~ To.@,au1n
61. yTyCH' DANCE. EPtLxpsY
. Thor9&nds who have suffered for years viii hlars
me day on which they read these lines ParttcuarfV
10 Weak suffering woman Will this medicine pr oys
~ lnestlnabtt beestDzdtrect1uE their footstsps L
Aaope VhlcA ful11s mora thai It promises.
Mercurial Diseases.
hAIIyArroH. 1orr1ya ~ aorx
sAo GuafLE11od. ACuKs IN uoNIs.
1ffI1S8 OF TkAREAne, DEDRx4s;cy an spr6r4a
CONsTfTuT1ON LIFE SYRUP purres the svztrv
entirely from all tbs evil effects Of IEKCJRF -
moving TIE BAD Brt2tbp and curing tho Weak jntnt
x1d Rheumatic PAEA which The pse OF CsIomei +
snIe TO produce. It nsrdens Spou7y 5xma aad -
su1ee tas Tse.h "a czmly - ever,
, 1864-05-25
Constitution Elite Epruo.

Constitution Eife Eprtp,
| CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYRUP
PREPARED BIZ
WIN. II. GREGG, M y.
arsdaasa College Of Physotans and Surgeons, y. +,
formerly Assistant PnJKfc1sn Blaekwsn's rslsnd
Hospitals, lste ksdfezi 1nsPectofNswY York
stats Volunteer Deposs. under Coy
sznor Edvk o. Morgan.
Constitution Life Syrup
HAs PRODUCED /
4 REVOLUTION IN MEDlCINF.
What uosy serrn ssr,or+ ,rn~.s,n,. :. ....-
sepso:y
n fsx as a. ol Nd
and scieptac to cures which have pAraiel It -
o. @sdie,ns ,s peculiar. ey it the seat OF any di.
;. Tssss 4he asvs v.inls sought rsu.f Tom .drss,
Thosa Who cssnot be cured By other phyalct.n.-
Aro invited t. on Constitution Llfs gym
During the past aye years We havs contended v1n
were ever encountered by 4ay RefosmerB.
RAPlDITY OF CURE, Ii
sSme .xegz su.ss quick n,ls oth.
AZ ss pEoeess
This il our reply:
IN htAlfn3 the BODY. Hke Wef-btIAnc4d scar6 ta,-
state Of Equilibrium. But when from suT ranas |
doWn Koes one aida OF the scale We have the edacfs
y What "a regulate ID, to restore th norn
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
.ss 2s en ,a6 q fURE sFsE t5 81 @
9d 81 r s. Sd pisksEs f.a.s%sd % ae9
PARALYSIS.
FARxs1s. fAaAraa,.
FAKALIR1s A9TfAN8.
It u 50 universally admitted that Constitntor rs,
JEup y the oalJ elective means Of ttstorstion II
eIste thst Fia enphshcally taa Great LUe-GiYtnT
oEex. |
DYSPEPSIA.
5DIGEg11oN. LIVER rnxpr.,r
'EIoAT AT sTokA1H. BIL1oCsyTss
L. TULEHC1. nAn HHE.T
wArT ~ Hrrr,r~ ]
SCROFULA.
t41pu1A1 swx11uas, 1RYsR1I1s. !
Lc1SATIo1. aAIr NaEnv
, 1864-05-25

THE MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
l. OF NEW YORK,
T, S. WINSTON. P7es4dent
Caah Assets over $1o,O0o,oo0,
O. CRoSKHlTE. Agent, II Cls1k street, Cbtcaxo.
, 1864-05-25

HEtRktteE GfEefaf D. Fl. RCCKTK.
Chief Depot Q1arterraaitcs,
Washington, DC,
Ne, me undersigned. FeaidenA ot -. in the
County Of and State Of -, herepy totntix
kad seve1a15, covenant with tho United States anS
guarantee IN case tho foregoing BID OF - bo IA
cepted that hs they will within ten days sftes III
Of 4ald Did, e1ecute the contract iof tae
eame Win ood and sufficient Bnretles, in SUM xa0aj
TO tho amount Of the contract to furnish the foraYf
proposed IN conformity to the terms OF adyeftscmec
dated December 8, 1o65, under which The bid WsI
madei and In case tho sald 49, shali ta,i r
enter into contract as Aforesaid We guarantee T.
mase sooo sne di9erenca between the offer Of tie
I'D and the next lowest responsible BID.
oeE. Or me pe1son to whom tha contract may b
v,.. Given under our hands and real,
Hi0e&: lthls-day Of, 49,.
(scalI
thereby cefuty ta4s, to the best Of ny kuoTIeda,
and BELIEF tle above named guarsntors are good ane
s1n!eisns a. sateaes for tho amount for which theS
To Be eeEl1ed b{ The United states District Ate.
ney Eollectos or Customs, or any other oces unae,
sae 9n1se1 sta1es Government: OF rrsponable perscf
- Az proposals reeetred andeE th!a adyert1scmeo,
3 WEDNESDAY and sATURpAT Of each wee1, At i
T. Bldders are reapec ctfnlJ Invited u be present Il
The opening OF bids," theJ deatte. ,,-,..-~
de14szslSm Rrtxzdier General and ouarterma.tsr
, 1864-05-25

Church. Philadelphia ~S
DR. Jackson: Dea! slr-EAylng uaed your 1er.esn
Ette1s lp my fan y frequently, am prepared 10 ~
that It has been OF greA service. teiievn thn3 II
most cases general debility Of the system it Il 10
salcss and most valuable ramady Of which haya an
knoWEdXo. 9ouFR, respectfully.
J. T. TURNER.
TO n. H1ueseeuth atfeSE.
, 1864-05-25

From Rev: Warren Randolph, Psstor OF Bsutdst.
Church, Germantown. Penn,
Or c. n. JACKSON: Dear 5tr-ParsopaI az seste1en
enables me 10 Say tnat regard the German BisfeF1
prepared pY you rs moat excellent medicine. n
cases scvcre cold and general debility have beeR
greatly beneHttth BY the Ess Of the Bttsr1 and dou
not they VIII produces aitnf AZ effects on OTHERS.
fou1z, truly, WARREN RANOOLPH.
Qesnautown.F-
, 1864-05-25
Gnl1 Companies.

/, !e !oIa y LORD = sMT1H. Wholesale Druzzt.a, =
LAKE. EEeet, Chicago H.. General Western Agents, ia
whom nj orders NAY bo addressed. ieleES%iYW11N
, 1864-05-25
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.

A positve and specific remedy for All d,aee.aa or.-
natipK from an IMPURE STATE OF TIE RT I'm IN
4nd Tor Al lhered!taIy) DISEASES tranaIsittod ~
, 1864-05-25

HX1leL461A. FAHXtIB. rA1A~na1.
fAKALY818 A9TfAN8.
It u 90 universally admitted that Constitution r+,,
HyEup ~ the oalJ effective means Of rtstorxtion n
the various fors Of Paralysis that va need er r.
lieEste thst iris enphshcally taa Great fe-GiYtnT
, 1864-05-25
Banking anu Grcbanqf.

OFFICE OF THE MER-
~ CHANTS SAVINGS LoAH AED TRu8T C0AQ
PANY.-The Notes OF the
CITY BANK OF OTTAWA
fCndef Notes Ut p4F, LII CAGE, CASHIER.
&p1k-sak&lu1
, 1864-05-25

During 2 lull in the firing man, dressed
~ the uniform Of a Union soldier, ADVANCED
from our lines and sailed towards the rehela.
It ras supposed that he vas going in search
Of wounded comrade, and many encomi-
ums were passed upon the strength Of an af-
danger to aid his friend. The rebels rose
along their line and brought their muskets
TO bear upon him; but, Tor some lnc1plica.
Ole reason, did not fire, but allowed hin to
appIoach, when he suddenly entered their
Ahes and became lost to sight ItisnoT
supposed tn It he was daring r.be1 spy. Who
had nude the tour Of our fines during The
night aud returned as abQYe stated
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30
AMUsEIENTs.

ACADEMY or MUsIC.-To-night Damon end
PythiaS is announced for Mr.. Forests benefit and
last appearf nee this season in Philadelphia. This
fine play is seldom presented to the public,
though no incident in history has been more fre-
| queufly the subject of verse and recital The
| plot IS one which cannot fail to strike the sym
patby OF all, and Forests rendition Of Damon
! is something TO be long remembered; in witness
itg his lite-Iike portrayal OF the devoted aud
heroic friend, one can easily see the cause Of bis
| hold on an audience" and the mastery genius
! that has made him, by universal accord, the
! greatest living tragcdau, The drama is a fitting
| close to the brilliant season now so near at an
! end. The company is composed Of chosen artists
OF acknowledged ability, and several Of great
merit; Madame Ponsi, Miss Grey, and Mr..
Mccullough are to well known TO require COM
ment. Forests next appearance will be ut
! FOIds Theatre, Washington, January 2.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. 49, Miss Lucille
Western appears in two characters tonight, on
the occasion Of her benefit both tragedy and
comedy will be submitted, and both plays Of an
uncquiyocally popular character. Tho perform
ance commences with Victor HugO's Lucretia
Boygia, and concludes with Lemon and
A'Beckeu's seriO-Comic drama, Don Cesar de
Bd-dn. Miss Lucille appears both as "Lucretia"
and as "DOn Cesar" The present engagement
Of Miss Western (the most successful ever per-
formed in Philadephiu) will terminate with the
incoming week. mOuOw-nght OErer Ttgi,t
will be gwen for the last time, and on Monday
The French SPY will be repeated.
New CHEsEUT STREET THEATRE THE
WARREN COMEDY ComnrNArIoN 49, This cee-
brated troupe of "sars" will make their appear
aHce again in our city on Monday evening next.
An excellent bill has been chosen, and the cast
will be admirable. We hope the public will give
the "CUmbinatiOn" a grand rcCcpCCn on their
return. Mr.. Warren aud Miss Orton have been
most successful everywhere but their greatest
triumph was in Philadelphia, where the tastes of
the people favor the legitimate drema particu-
larly. The entire repertoire of the "Combnation''
will be exhausted during the present engagement,
and the whole stock company will assist each
evening
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30
REBEL MOVEMENTS IN KENTUCKY
Attack on Owen>bOrO-HOveme of
0sCherHI Lyon.

Attack on OWensbOrO-HOVeme of
GcherHI Lyon.
From the Louisville Journal We learn that the
Rebel forces Of General Lyon were reported to
have been crossing the river at Cromwell, Ken
tucky, going south, on Thursday and Friday, but
nothing definite could be ascertamed.
The Rebels had burned the Court House at
Hartford, and committed many wanton depreda-
tions throughout the country.
On Saturday, as the Magenta passed down by
Lewisport, q considerable number Of "gyrrlll5"
were seen on the river bank.
The Louisville Journal of the 26th has the fol-
lowing relative TO the operations of a portion Of
Lyons mem
Captain Scott, of the SD Indiana, Lieutenant
Alfred Darrell, of tue l21tn Illinois, and Lieu
tenant +. ii. Bronson, Of the 32d Wisconsin, left
Nashville on the 23d IN charge OF u detachment
OF two hundred men Tor Sherman's army. Auig-
ing about dusk, at NOlau's Station the road was
found 10 be ubsuucted by CrUss-ties piled on IT,
The engine was thrown from the track, and the
train lmmedlattly alta, ked by the forces under
BnEaCier-GCneral Lyon. Our party only mus
tered about twenty-five effective men, hut they
held the Rebels ut bay an hour and half. At
the eN praliOn Of his lime d flag of truce WAS
sent in, and the Federal detachment, learning
that nearly three thousand mea we're opposing
them, with four piece, OF artillery, ana being
surrounded, deemed further resistance useless
and cone udcd 10 surrender.
They were marched by the enemy about three
quarters Of a mile 70 a church. and here plrO.ed.
The Rebels departed during the ugut. Our men
leit the next morning, ana, meeting with a train
about seven miles from ElzaBethtOwn arrived
here last evening. Our los, was one missing aud
four wounded. The loss OF the Rebels, as re-
poIS,d by themselves, was one killed and four
", unded. Our men We're stripped Of all Govern
meut property in their possession, private pro-
petty being respected t being 50 stipulated In
the surrender. Lyon with bis force passed
through Hodgensvle yesterday, where he in
quired the nest road 10 travel 10 GreensOurg.
On Sunday last Rebel force under Walker
Taylor appeared IA front of the lines at Ovens
bIo, and after be picgets had been driven in
sent in o. flag Of truce demanding the surrender
OF the place In forty mtuutes
Picket firing continued until 8 O'clock at which
time these gentlemen crossed the river In a skill,
and came down on the steamer.
OWensburO is garri-Oued " a small force Of
cOlorcd troops, ana there is scarcely DOUBT that
they will fight 70 the last extremity.
The Richmond Examiner says that from the
lst Of January to the l9th Of December i, this
year, 81 539 yankee prisoners" have passed the
doors Of Libby Prison, and $4,000 since the
beginning Of the war
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30

The Indians in Minnesota have come to sue
ior peace, and have given mp Mrs. Kelly, who was
taken by them in Minnesota in 1852, at the time
of the massacre, and whose fate has excited so
much interest in the country.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30
From ~. Domingo.

THE RirORTED sJbMIssION OF TIE ISsURnRC-
TtOS1sTs.
The Commercial Huiata of Porto Rico. of Dc
c,m.or 9, says that a merchant OF Porto Rico has
received letter from st. Thomas, stating that
the n,urrcctionsts in ~. Domingo had sub
mltec TO the Spanish Government, but the truta-
ulucss Of such important news was donbted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30

StateG Aibang, Unltea
times not asceftained.
imonts composing the
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and Yoar,i.u. VetIai,
anu marriage as objectionable, was of course
,lPCIsslole and IN the little enlightened state of
PSOPlet minds at that time, the mArrlare nj tha
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Do You Know DEAN has removed to No. 4l3
sdoet He sells Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. &c hiy
per cent eEs than any other IN this city, Remember
Eean, 10, A9 Chesnut erect,
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For general Information We publish below the
dates Of secession Of Southern States from the
[ fnion
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The Richmond Examiner says that from the
lst Of January to the 18th Of December in this
year, 81 $3.50 yankee prisoners" have passed the
doors Of Libby Prison. and $4,000 since the
beginning Of the war.
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Greuing Telrgraph
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1864
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

Attack on GordOusviiIe-A Raid on Pol
lard. FIorIda-The Rebel Congress-Th'
Hahcns Corpas QuestiOn-The Dutch
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IMMEDIATELY

ALEXANDER ]. HARPER,
President vi COmmOn Council.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, (mark the paper) with
great reluctance, pays sterling tribute to
the great merits of Mcclellan. he can
didly confesses that if MCCLELLAN be the
Democratic candidate the Army of the
Potomac will to man repudiate LINCOLN
and vote for the hero of Antietam. Here
is what it says:
That the political feeling of this army is e.1.
tremely unsettled there is no chance for doubt
1t contains so many diverse elements, and is
the victim of such a vast amount of political
manipulation, it is not to be wondered at that
there is 80 little unity of political sentiment.
And to this the fact that by far the largest
part of its Generals and field officers are from
the old Democratic party. and the cause of q
re'y ertenslce dntS-Gdn,snistrdtion sentiment, is
easily accounted for. 1t is not "peace De-
mocracy" sentiment, but one far more dan.
gerOus to Mr.. Lincoln and the Republican
party. IF THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
NOMINATES GEN. MCCLELLAN UPON A
REASONABLE PLATFORM THE VOTE OF
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC WILL BE
LARGELY ESTRANGED FROM THE PRES
ENT ADMINISTRATION This is fact
that should not be overlooked, and which time
will devclope with far more perspicuitv than
row seen