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DEsrcn.r.os OF rus s,BB .rH.-A cores.

DISSERTATIONS OF The S.BB,TH'-A cores
pc3ien: of The "Mississippisa Whites:
One of the most lsnentabs and alarming
signs of the ,imes in our struggle for liberty, is
N. urparallelsd desecraton Of the Sabbath day ;
Tia. dsy which Grd HIS commanded 10 be Kept
!, 10. Slen m.y iif.ct 10 sc ,rn such old fash
io.ed Pu.;arisn AMI avail themselves OF eveFy
r.,3c.,s. f,r violating tb 8 sacred day, but
ya fays rccs to fasr from this and kindred
cyi,s that prevail In our land. than We have from
bankruptcy, starvation, or all the boosted armies
Of the enemy.
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PASSPORTS.

DEPARTMENT 0e SvATz.
RlcHHoND, Va, Dec. 3ls., 1853.
The President having approved tie follow
ing ruic, byvirsue of the authority vested IL
him by the 23d section OF tho Act o. 18th
August, 1856, notice thereof Ia heraby gwen,
for the information Of all concerned.
= J. P. BENJAMIN,
Secretary o! State.
d. "No Passport will DO issued from the De-
pertinent Of State during the pending WEI, t.
any male citizen, unless the applicant pro-
ducc and file in the department a certificate
is no. liable to duty in the army"
ion1-1m
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Dip 1T ~ retjsnca ~ hn ajta IrItsnl. o'.y,Eolf
pueuInnnis. BYSD CE AMBEnLoTHF. in .hs sd scar
b. &C
TIL III iera serv'tss ", take place from ST. Jsrses'
hn-cn; Shis afternoon. .: "'tl,r1 The friends
aauaia' snc'e OF .hv ;acly respectfully aTited
o ain1d
DIED il !te c!.r OF gi7hrniI or tie Ia.l D -ssmasr
soi. c'ns I:aP o., 0sTt =. -. Andrews, II, the
80 Fear Of h!a az
sra'n'ArGr' ~ r7e5 Tati7e G! vi -ylua, AMI WI.
me NJ The Ara 70 III acras % ht adoa sa Lou
I|v.!!e Ky To ;-ka up arms IN fore o. his mother
ssl- H'r 10 81 0 ! In nervlcs rat f.lHns .aslh crn
lei him IT, Ira and after "strlug .e7eral rnc-hS
ne dir rssp-e: ara steamed BY 81. Who sa,w him.
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O. S. WgIsIeER, Sec'y.
= Tie following donations have been mad

besides tbs fees for membership:
f. NJ. Btucc, Ky, S. 900: .JDh,kT 7. Pickett
81 900; dos ". Carroll. n. O.,~el OOH; 7
Branch, Petersburg, ssl 600; Louis D Cren
shaw and W. G. c. $500; HaEall & Gfcn,
shaw. $1,000; Iluniop. Muncure & Gu.
81, coo: X. H. Maury & Co, $!,IOp; W.
T. Price, $. 80; joseph II CIenstaw $500 2;
c. w. Purcell, $500: Samuel j. Harrison.
$500: 3. nesha Harman, Kentucky, $500
B. VI. Br,wden, 500: }. II Gardner, 500 !;
c.. Il Marshall. if Miss. $500; Thomas L.
Price & Co, $3.50: Mitchell L TYLER $3.50 {;
Baan e Baskerville. $500; Boiling ". Haxal,
$500: D T. Williams, $3.50; Slaughter, Was-
k'ns & Co, 500: Eobt Jamison, Jr, Of Ala
$500; Jeremiah II. ron. 500.
This is bus the beginning, andcornts nearly
100000,
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is little curious TO nota tho diila:a5
kinds ofquartors built By he TT ops f.nm d'i-
iercnt localities The Tennes,eean is not
onntent until be has bis sh.nty o. Et-nct"'i of
logs, With huge chimney aid tssplarc,
while Lonis;snien reefs easy il his f-sil
structure Of bos' ds, shivsring, rsisi1s on the
hope that it will turn warmer soon.
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~ A z N X I N ID

Farmers and planters notified Nat .hay mcs
deliver thei In kind upon any other thsa receipts
Qrsrter,nsStsrs and Oomissres serving with roonq,
and Of officers and syents tax duty, or Of those who
from this Office are specially authorized TO collect
The receipts u serHesnto wagoc masters end 'sa-
sters wo. Mess They have authority ca shy
one g7st them authority, 20 receipt for tax In kind
LAEEJN SMITH,
AIriataat Qua..orrlSI.er General.
ASSISTANT Q r. GENERALS oFstcT JAZZ z. lscs
Inn sfl m
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NfAikEiEE.

MARRIED, en- she IL h OF ] maar~. -e;t b7 che Ee7
p. II IT, Ne I'm l. WAL.AcA 20 Nies IART
SUE BLAC2. b tn CT AID m,ga
MARRIED I" E,n.7m,-v Ala ~ 'hA T. h ':ss=n- b
tia Rev n y 'irch ! Dc 2 ED :.p Il. SEMpL..
~ MI IHENE " II tE d.Ish er JJ.I Wh.e al c:
Mug -,
II NV I .rt papers clsa5r COPY.
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notice. TO PLANTERS ANp orHRRs.

We vi EXCHANGE coal. Iron or pals, for corn ram
ba hay Gour b.ef o: bacon forte snPplJ r. orr On
Works IN Neptern Virginia ard In c'is IN IL terns
jR. ANDERSON q CO,
iss3.ln TredsSar Iron Works
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500 sos CO. 90

iotd!, - SLZV, GO pJJ w
'rhii statement is not based upon the notes
actually outstanding, but those cancelled and
ojacmal in pursuance OF the warrant Of the
$ crn,ary OF Tho Treasury. About thirty,
.cren millions il n1tcs Of all issues reiurr Ell
f,r cancn'asirn we're unccunel ,lanna-y 1t
Several ilirns in the hands of deposisofi0s
h,l 10. ben rep r!"d. Mites issued under
.ct OF OF. l3 1862 aad M..rch % 1868, are
included IN ,he above. Thn-a under IS 'ssu d
under act Of April II, 1862 are excluded and
gu. in anGfhnr statement.
The amount Of call Certificates iasne1 undar
rho sew, rel acts Ru:hnyiz;"e the sam", cnt-
"n1ipg On l.; January, 1861, was SS9, 20G,>
30.
/. is highly probable that this amount has
either been redeemed with money directly, or
c1n7crted into bonds.
The amount of interest bearing
treasury notes outstanding
Jaauary l, 1861, was, Sl02465 $50 %
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| N &. - g. :. = : 4 = 4 j. IT,
VIII - sold - the hi,ne.' ai ~ ~ THCa-D'E
tie .s:h OF Ja.U4y 1lz C!Is'isus"i!'" 10 Il e'r1
- r; IccE.GLbu:s, -. =. tlr tut. :cs'eIcd 81 r.
..year :ec.a.. .,.r .fr~ afG usr I TaS; x '''i
oSrcaG by Uecrr,d ma: 20 e. G''n ac To-,
o. tig! saAe a.T.l .e ri..rrs, iIE>;iirr 81
nsSy cs.:.j ssea
T. %-y I :: z.
The Improvements r" l." 'lTc. r:s !'% :. EH'. ~
~ E'ory dT."i'rgl. rf a'r IcIsr i.'.--L - Z! a"
n, To-. 0; evcy .c !..r:.. :. large EGz.gc! o.; . 80
cau.Ea asolrs and tA:s, ;u.c /. 49, g '-a'F E--r'
r..j c.t.s u-e. a. IL I'D 'spsr :I.TU CD &C. lf'
t. ABA .C::-S; ;.T's I. .u.Ch u;r-" W, e: a. ..
II. ia.st &. dHIs il ihu s'..c.
TIE ..2 il a.. ai.rtc ~ I'm - 4" . q ~ ~ a
suG ,u5.ccc, ~! Is nr 7Ttr.-f u 49, o. s''' "
bod or in d.,ach-d por.ic ::3' .ur" 1884,, = u
or terms rcco;. r,sta'!-G AT ~ ;:ac ..T' R'f r"-
will b? t"d - hcr=-I mu>s 50 u d Cd tie. Is '
Qi Eo7s DIgrr,ioE rrilJ, apusgt !! an kiic5e c'
ri uyr a. &C s,sn ~ n cf':'r or =" = CO., ma
ia SO c.. OF Hhna: ssei=i W. FL slr1 If Al =
-aI:s tlGs sia:: 90 n"7: :s for -, pre-. E's'
h e J%RFniss tu-o-.
! seI- 80 'iS' 49,.
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&IO 0nH q Hc.LAH'' i0In' f ;"'"'.''
- .uys IA -. u! Eerr T., q. - DAY 80 ., -
F.hrCaiy Il ~ h-l-g c1rrt syD MI b; hb eGr ioh
jS.,n.. :. -. cod, q. orb ud "'h- Hp'oTit :. -
rporssri. int,ars rnnI ~, ~ 9. 4" -: q - 49,,
ed b..-,3. d er cent. .nttr. - aGr e-I ":s t.
". !,i unnry s. d IN - on .r:i n h""1s $50
u. spcr f,G 5 Coz !hc ;.:ic.!icu exp 'n'H! !H''"
10 :hs ~, ,Err= Or 10 n"'!:r 'ar - 4tl '"
hcn.. TG- 49,: Eg deb, u c: NO d. ''t SO =
n.ia,n Gu-gp 80 I.rs. =: III nfi"i II
/. j.; s.; asr.t 20. IT, vanr ) Of {, %, ha 4
T)UB..;E "a: 81: OF r.Ef;.S.E.r. - IA A.
O.daac. wiz, oTgc: u. Z. Goa = ~: ~ l. Il
t.n, = al. the Ia. 81 T2na.Ty, u.s. WI. ~" -"
ul:h. +; bidder, 90 ID l7ih Day OF rF"'nH.y ext.
tho rrr sra OF Lor,sa ecu ~. RrrH $50 u-rcr
V..s:Tt. c. .;lal ;siTo1:. Z" "srHF! -. ~,
ba,oug us 20 cess rs c:j. !" I: G 3. STi'E, oct
.rn:tst n of Men WoEe ami r-Tea 30. NJ ri-s,
SON, Il .jlul rcry HS"iy rr:1'. Fee &" d e.
$40 u on IT. ,i.y "i -, arc. - " h.i@n = sac
sn!: 900: y"f: atOxen cd Car asc. G.;c2l t
h.u Cars $50 I'D EarucHt.
jn 's .r1.t ~: - -. S5i;S, car
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NS IN COMPLIANCE WITH TIE
u-s,n oiciis ions Of oaGar ts fsiioT -o!ee:s and
frlliv at EauI Csp,,ia HENRY r. aTAHT0" Of
!.dau.s ,:av.sJ BrIsad - las corsented 20 bscene.
sn u hereby N ca &, q csrt a,a :ep:esrs! The
Mint sihrD!s,rc: Of Kenr,oEy IN tas neg, Cocsse.s
.,20-sot5;'
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inau
ned sol,
A larg
only tn,
ncvuleDi
e ofcrea
resolution.
gen sub.
is plan Is
hope that
cir MINES
&c hear!:d
officers OF.
lence aud
as being
g hvrl Ill
h State is
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c cr,,,r, r in. c bonds' WIN '''
Tho amount af interest.bes ring
treasury notes outstanding
.J,,narv 1851 uas 800 i65 45O 90
Anonn, treasury Mates under ---------
VI o;,.,tond;,o .Jsnuarv
1861. -
Act AnriJ l.. 1862 denomi.
Of $la.d 50 1860 OF SO
ACT O.5,l,.r l3 1859 81 nnd
50 2,34lS 500 o.
At N.e.h o. 1863 Scots. g AID 600 90
------.
Tc.,- u,,ars5 $40 4oIG,T 80
,.,..cc
1-'tf.''.'s '"i',.' &C. C. o.'''
''Ic;,;'.!5 I-'. 40 60 ,t.i ~ 60
~. = "''' '"' -'' ''''; :'' +, onn onn m,
w. ,,.r r. < ,.. ''''''''' W
-, - - ~ f>- a7-Ioon m
a. "s, ..'.1o n 80: ~ ''''
Nv o-, es1'' 1'' 20 Inn nm nm no
Ir'. ,'-, 10 rsco G
=, r'' es1o ooo M
49,, Fcs-u.rv ~ 1861 ; nor
cont 95 7s5 600 90
Ast February %. = per
cent, G5dlo,'oo "
Al March 25, = per
cent, 2.s5l 'eo w
Act Arr'l 50 1865. tI2tt6n
Nero" cjuro"S} ca oVo w
Inc s'StHf l. "nHbis 20 stag the am unI
60" "@rth ;At"'. Hrn'f a"ts 81 December ~,
lSpl, aud Ma en- -, :lSb5' winch nave as
| aum Il the chaT.ct'r ot permanent bonds: aDd'
| owing 20 their peculiar character, they are tx
clutad from statement slowing the iunn,l
debt
The SnnGte vert Dito seare. scsalnn, a.ter
Whica the DOCS being rcopened, 1t resumed
| CO. sidaTafioH o! :hc bill declarrg persons
| nain! military service to the Confederate
States, and who seek 70 avoid such sorsl"e .,
- movlnc beyond the control and jurisdic'loi
f sand States, alien eneroica, and snbjeHt'ne
taelr property IL ccnfi. CATION. 1t was RECON-
mi'ted 20 the Judi"ia-y Committee.
The bill providing for q new iesue o. traa-
sury notes, and for funding those already
ISSUED, 20 "a to nay off the public debt, was
taken IL" and indefinitely postponed on mc'iot
oi Mr. S:MNEs, who intimated that it would
be c0ns . ~ ed in secret session
o. muliun Of M. HENRY, the Senate ad
urned.
uonsr 0E
r., ~ .11 $50. 49,,
me iiVnse nies OF eioeh "a a'' d WIS op'n
e e. H,sn ~ ~ tA' Wv ~ "'' VI
'aG a, % 2s's. 1871 ,ln:m =. ,l,.. 80, ~
nc 1". .. os.so - ~ = z
s"o .lf -, n e. ruh,;c I
~ " a., 10y c. r. ,.rnmo-+ onnrornd AL OIL
1sf =" ,aas ,oLsnun nnJer snsnsns;nn If +bs
. .up'' OIL ~ossc1 r;.bor,t or,n,dmsns
Nr G.pTrrII of c. off.-cd resolution
,rt;,.h w.. al ,nrad ;natruc,;no tho Doorl ,ncr
=, r;,rnish rho pr,s;dnDt on6 beod. ne Tho iIss
,a,r.nan,s wth aocb jacnrnsct reon;,sd r. h
pr,.,,; Nv ,bis Uonsc Niles oiber,9ise d
rsc,ad, ~
Mr. Cu,r7oy e Ala unGera su,nens,on of
rhs rules. reported back Senate bill au,ho
= Sire the apr'i"tmeDt OF On Agent for the
P'st Office Department. and such clerks az
may be necessary 70 carry "a sne postal FER
we Wet Vi me miss.sslppi IlVer, WIN q,
atie"I a. 80" os Nv. anh .s;ns,a Wv
~ m 100, be .rnsrdrrart nv,
:; ,os tsr-tha p ,.,Tn'~.Ar GaneraI il antbo
rsi t n rSar tho ,Tan.fsr fr the ofinos n
.,.;.,nnt T-as.nrsrs rxrst ri sod ,;ycrE yr;ti,
rbcm ii,,is bnioncipr 10 the Post @ ice De-
nartmeot INV he denos;ted r. su,b noss.
masters as he may designate, and The funds 50
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81 1' *: =. ,..3E.i-ii.i:.

Hly" S 2 E & A L y . T | 9 E.
Ji'nHS. BUSH IS. ;!hLLO1T KS Eleedirs Fes,ers
a;.d S.!t Eaiis her diseases. re rec
~ltac-t the .!e t. - p:n % to- a.i q, Or ScHrITz
Tic only rrac: c; i"T5enG C4irccopis. u,s EEcou
NEEDED ~ ae do! c 81 and the gentlemen sai
/ dies Of tie Safe iEc DE- Ea, rs-rard p:aees and
al whr vaiu" health isiil cnnSu!' ti ID Ra-!p
Office, : all :-,r--. Sin e. HA'iEt.ssr. IL thnoni
l. ,-as a..d .4i'l- g SI:el;,i IS t.Iisl is23 81
EsD- c / r o L IN COUNT y
We s,eIeqr ::*a : srneuacc GUsThJ;! g, anNCUaE
candidate for Commonwealth E,:etHey In Caroline
Colrty. ian2a c<ti
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rQsasssrszaeIsv IVA lpF.N3EY,s

EQsIssSEEi LEG. TsVFsl lb.F3 N3EY,- "
: SAaoyEI JUNCTION, Dsc.s..-i S:=3- { :
.s@ 10 TIE VOTERS OF taECkLEN-
BUk.f COUNTY, VA .aa tie s-r1:aE: p.=-surc n
recommending yCIi. fG-3:.ts e7a-ifrr:r1 L'eur-
AIT GIIJhCiE l. flA:ii, nj awe -r-:i e:th much
reg-E rTs ns-H permanently d:;Ebed h. vuJnf
cr!y,s' GesvEugrs, p ns.G rho 0f=is tor :te
Hhsii!alty OF his county SD every oppc-.cs y ot
y ais conduct ~hie IL :- ::yage.. nj or Ge,eIy
Ii; srt ~, conducted eL:saf wish rIo:e
ccoiu sss d i gsi.arIry Ian n. IN RHfTE
Ian te6. Cot G. n I:.a Va In',u:ry
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AUCTION SALES,
e, Robinson, Adams &C Co.. AacEa-
G2-rs- esa i MGic s::ra=t9

Tr- Wig. 6, srct;an t.. cur ~ ,-sro7= - E2i
w DAY 20 : Iu.' eo~:csac nzs :0i or.U1t
ulu "a s.s- u -nult gt,l Tobacco
10 rbl 2mosiaS -
1900 ri ec'aa 'igs's
10 Bags RIO ioTu
10 S,.y. y .. ErgG:
IBIS. Gr,i..ei 81 q!
IS hs's sri. SJia.
With T.. =. :ers, = ,U,tIn-n. of 81 eeE!"-
ALSO,
A fra, lot CT b. DE- GOODS.
co2sDtrk 90
~ H.p
Hoop Skir.S
Ts5.ai { NIB.
Brusl ). G.1 Caps tc.
Pa;.e.d s!hoe 20 %" > 1)i: a. rs sale viii gias''
send lem III hacs!sy G.o-' M;
jas, "a TcGiS =, ADAM 90
- -
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~ TO iHE VOTERS 0F KING AND
QUEEN--Hsvirs h.e1 :oci Cd b. friends In
the county to Dsco rs cA-dga;A 'f,' .1s lice 81;
IaIn si6ner Of ne S=vepu- tie .rsn!rs - zion,
hu:esy aeic;a-- lnra! cGaGl'i2t, i1r Aid Gee
p.dge myselt eisei-i 20 !-csrSs the dutir- Ct The
ofhc 10 he ue-t c! -: :.ui.!:s.
Iu,i4 c?yx. lR. r. EiTTu0RG.
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LCCEETIA Dor ia.

- noovr apsa .:Gt re::'rmSnc' ri' '7.i-.sss'
; u rrcig y
r. 10. oiSr. n,~n i.-6 ':Y- "a n''v'''".
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CosgEDEI RITE STATES CONGRESS,
i&osDAr, IA UAEY Is, 1864.
SENATE.

Tic Senate vas called 10 crder az twelve
O'Clock, By Mr. HUNTER. of Va, end0psntd With
PRAYER By Rev Mr. Baker ofsthe Presbyterian
Church.
MIR. SPARROW, from the COMMITTEES on Mill.
tnrv Affairs, reported bilI;to I've entitled sn
nc, 70. rr,Tide and organize general staff for
arn.ie5 in tie field TO serve during the ysr,
which Was read aud ordered t. be printed.
Mr.. PuELAH, by leave, introducedta bill to
b. entitled IN act to amend an act entitled an
aut TO punish drunkenness in the army, APP
proved April 2lst, 1852, which was read twice
and referred to the Military COMMITTEES.
The Finance Committee reported back, with.
our amendment, bill to redeem outstanding
;reasur7 rotes and disChargethc public debt
and thereby restore the public credit;
Ia" bill authorizing the issue Of certain
bo..d3 Of tn Confederate States, and NJ liking
tho coupons attached to the saIae sylagal tend
e., was reported en-, aavcraely..
A similar report was made By the Finance
Committee OH tho bill TO be entitled en- act to
authorize the creditors oil the general govern
ment to receive their dueg i'll blight per cent.
Confederate bonds used for other purposes.
The EiIl to confer additional power upon
courts MARTA! and military courts, was report
I'd ir5r: thn Committee on Military Atfaire,
wi,tlnut amendment.
A similar report Was ma lie bIsaid Commit.
tee, OH rle lill 10 amend On set entitled on act
t organize military court 20 attend the arny
If the Con 'ederate States in tbs ESii ard to
''eine rhe power Of said ca1rtg,Sappfoaed DC,
toncr Y 1862. - ~ -. =
Mr.. SPARROW reported & hillto.elncnd the
65th article Of war, 81 as to authorize the
aumuardars Of separate military force, or
n,mander of cavalry acting az distance
from the main AMY, to call asGGnersl court
| un -tial.
NJ. r.RE ", from the Military Commit
tee, reported with :''e :ecoD msndat;cn that
80 pass. !Inu.c ILL tn establish In asylum
g. iisa!I.d and wsu,.ded soldiers.
TIL. CHAIR laid tetGro tic Senate n ccm-
mu";cn.i"i from The Secretary of tbs Trrasu
=. sent in response 10 Il resolution OF the Sc
nlrc. nj psd on the ooh January. ask re
t,.! rIn .tinn r.lative 10 the funded debt call
certificates, non intrrcst md ntarc=t bearing
treasury noteO, ard other f, ancial mrtt,ra.
Ia. {. mmunc9!t;on was ordered &c he
printed
Tie J, gis;ar 81 The Treasury, Il 'bt. Tyler.
L a makes the following statement:
Non interest hearing treasury notes ou:stan6-
ing Jan. /. 1864.
Act OF May l6,' lSsl-Paya.
bic rs, year after date. $9,320,S15 90
Ac' Of Aug ~, l26l-Gene.
raj currency. 1879 l5l 90
n,mi @,"na. 1slo2s aG0 so
At 81 Mar3ll a3-All deuoni-
nations 39l S2e I02 30
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s ~ TUESDAY ih- ig, ips:., o: - "ci3@E. - ri.a.
~ offer
500 ptiIr No. 10 Co.tun t>rds.
jG,: - Y.:Sc-
Dry Goods,
SHOES,
aud o.ics Mi,ra!imnsoUa t-t;c.a
p,..:7 ,c-lrius al ,h-rcs-.res q tg!s = !!
jsu!53: MM. u FoNlE, soSS & co.
PcsTP3SE1If M.
Our arrinn sa!e, m.rsr,.sed ;s lHy S r-s:"o:f.'
by psS;pt ned 10
Tuesday. JA:u.ar cru.
c.: TIA "a, a. tra o'c!oc. s.a cGses--
5000 pai- No. 10 Cotton Cards.
j,..! ..9:oJi=d
IN. !.rso l'n- =!
Dry Goods gaG 1iisreiiasroRa .tr::e!r".
H4rPar,!cu AR .erca..s:.
jsa 10 tbs Wa. f''" -. > 70 u ".
u. $500 u: = H.. 81
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DJ sm. ~. Fow:e. %aEa - o. .rartS.
40. liz and lis MAIN S7-EE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

,ancc Of twenty-five yards. A sw our mon bad now
reaoled the works ard v,re using tho bayOnst when
some few 81 the Rebels fed followed ny otte:9, ard
soon al broke and fed in The widest confusion
-Four t.clvepounder Napoleon guns hcir oTtilleTess
stur'ed 10 secure; but they only succeeded IN getting
one OK ,icn OF TIC fed. We secured tlrao carbon and
two cassOna with large LOT Of small eIms. We also
coptlrel in this charge about four hundred prisoners
Tie prisoners report that YoOd told Them thrt they
eoGl hold tleir position against any YANKEE ioree
VIII Oh could be brought again. them
OaT losses in th, charge did rot exceed hundred
killed ard wounded.
Sri,ns ard sehoGe,d's oorIs had inthe meantime ad'
yaHccd La.i mile TO tie foEth OF the HlsboIough
pike, capturing there q whole battery ofsX euns.
This makes the total Of artillery captured, five guns
being taken on tic extreme ctl by the Faccath Ohio,
ANON. 10 eighteen guns
Several battle Gags were also taken.
Tic Rebel Ices in killed rud wounded Is not less ilah
si< lundTed While ours is OILY about thrce hundred
The Rebels have taen mp sDJilc: line aud usy &C.
fend 10 tomorrow If they DO not retreat tonight.
one OF the most brilliant charges made today vas ~
tie Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth Fourteenth, Seven
,cenh and Eighteenth oolored regiments. The charge
Was on Psus Ii near Nc Doansyille Pix, and broke
The Rebel Line.
Tie cclosed troops behaved splcndidly ard lo's Sc
yeFey.
Col. siafers colored regiment ard tho Seventeenth
eolo.cd regiment lost nearly all their officers.
On tho Whito Pike. in front Of Acklin's residence
Gen Beatty led tie charge tho first Rebel line, and
az e O'clock to-day our forces carried 1t at the point
tie bayonet snd planted guns on the works aban
doned ~ The Rebels ffy prisoners were captured II
this charge Our losses very slight although W.
advanced IN grea. confusion.
Lieut. j. Watson of the Fifth Iowa, Yves shot through
tie brsas, Willie galGn;Iy charging the elem!5 bat
/ teI.cs and mortcAy wounded.
/ Tie steamer Pie in tho QGMtornnstsrs serVte
ullc proceeding upthe rirer. when three mics non
the city, was fred into BY the Rebels. One man named
George B.eksly was killed., AID four others wounded
/ She turned bach.
! Tie gulbon. feet were engaged down the river
about fourteen miles from the city, shellng the Robe
len very Vigorously
The Headquarters Of The Rebel Gen. Chalmers wer
eaptar,d. With fifteen wagons and nj his books. papers
,aluabies. &c. These agc now at Copt, GOODWIN
headquarters.
| Tie Prov Marshal General says that shont nv
bundled and fly prisoners have reached THIS ely VI
20 this hour c. ?. M. Tie total amount oil prisoner
captured will no, !a short u twelve hundred.
Csts Grosycncr. q brother Of Col. GrosreRor com
nGst1F brigade, was kiNcd.
A.F ~. ybn.1.c ana Gen. Robe.ts we.5 ndtd.
on. Of our shells tom Fort Nosley zen short, Ahnl
four Of otr own wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

rushed TO the batteries % help tho eunrers. Our
columns appeared the right and connected with
the center thus forming out Of our lines. have
seldom heard such cheer asiwont up from our lnes
when Smiths and schofeld's Conmns emerged with
Haunting flags and tie Rebels flying in confusion before
them. A gallant charge followed Tie Wild cheering,
and accompanied by tie roar Of artillery, lie enemy
was pressed back he center in confusion, ard only
night ended tie pursuit.
cannot tonight give rho details. We oeptufei
several wagons, some twenty pieces Of artillery Gen
ChalmeIss dluarters. wagons and Official papers.
wiltons cavalry CALAMITY followed mp tie retreat,
ard az large cavalry force under Gen II. W. johnson
is vet in Brentwood expect The Rebel disaster 10 be
increased every hour.
have only the following names Of onicer, Tic loss
on both sides must 10 very heavy:
Col. Hal, Smith. co.rs. killed.
Jieut..Col. GrosyeGer, Eighteenth Ohio, Allied.
Capt. Benedict, wounded.
Lieut. Emory. wounded.
Lieut.. q. j. Ron Forty ninth OHIO, eighty wonnded'
Lieut. EycItsOp.
Cspt Howard Forty first Ohio, leg ampntaled.
Lieut.. Han, Nineteenth Ohio hand amputated.
Adi. Clvton, Ninth Indiana slightly wounded:
Lieut.. Roberts, NiDth Indiana slightly Wonnde'',
Iiout. X. Walmsr, Thirty first indiana, wouided II
Z sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

rcpor, the capture Of Gen. Rucker and about 30
prisoners OF the enemys cavalry, IN night that
occurred about 8 o'clock last night between Gen.
Rucker and Gen. Hatch ofour cavalry. The enemy
has been pressed to-day both il front and on both
hanks. Bric. -Gen. johnson succeeded in striking
lin on the Hank just beyond Franklin, capturing
quite number OF priSoners-numbcr not yet re-
ported Ny cavalry is pressing him closely though,
aud am very much in hopes OF getting many more
prisoners tomorrow.
GEO ii. THoM, 6, Nojor- General.
Other dispatches UnoGicis) from Nashville state
that goo prisoners wcro captured by wilson, and
that Ger. Rousseau, commanding 20 Murtrecsboro,
reports Forrest killed and 500 Of bis men cap
turod.
The Superintendent at Nashville reports that
The Railroad from Nashville Viii be open 10 Frank
In tonight, and will rapinly follow Thomas, thus
furnishing him supplies aud enabling him to push
or after Hood.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. OF War.