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Affairs In East Tennessee.
MAJ Yovk Iar !

A letter from East Tennessee of the
18th inst, to the Herald, states our forces
have been driven back from Bean Station
~ Longstreet. Our losses 10 four DAYS
sk'ruishing reached about 200, bssides Z
lev wagons.
Rebel prisoners state Longstrest has
been reinforced BY Ewell, and he hid
been ordered to take Louisville ct all hax.
ards. Longstrees has 20. 900 men.
Gen. Foster is At Knoxville and Gen
Park commands in The field.
A special from Cumberland, MARYLAND.
states the official document coptui,;n,
the plans Of the proposed raid By Early
!. been captured, from which it appears
It was THAR intention to cut the raiiroed
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Cairo, Jan. 8.

C0afo, JAM y.
The steamer Mary E. Fonyth, Iron
Alsmphis 7th, has arrived. She reports
I've III the way mp. 49,
s Lieut., Greens, n tho Sd Arkassas cav
Try, while On his way to Fort Smith with
detaShmsnt, ~ attacked By the rebel
Col. Hall. The rebels were completely
routed, and the Colonel and nine men
taken prisoners. Il
Cspt. Napisrs, same regiment. had N
engagement not long since With the rebels
in Yell county, and captured Lieas. Bar
nett and fifteen men.
A notorious character, known a. the
Mexican leader of band Of highwaymen
and murdsrers. who have for some
months besn terror to the citizens Of
West Tennessee, has been captured.
A Jew named Morrison, Who has been
traveling up and down the river between
Memphis and St. Lo1is, and other po,ats
by rail, representing himself a. agent Of
the Associated Press, and correspondent
of number Of newspapers, has been ar
rested At Memphis. On his person we're
found papers which 60 to show he was
not only an impostor, but il believed to
Be rebel spy.
The cotton market is unchanged from
last reports.
Private Sampson, LIST Illinois Cavalry,
was killed at Little Rock BY the scciden-
tai discharge of the gun of = sentinel.
The ball passed directly through his head,
producing instant death.
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PROM WARRINGTON.
A False Repsrt---CaPturs Of : Rsbsl
Sehooner---Rssslutis q the Oeme-
cratic Members Of Conlresa
Washington, Jan. 10.

CxAtIC p0OnOSt u V00RSG8e
Washington, Jan. 10.
The statement that s. II. Clarke, the
chief OF the note tureau in the Treasury
Department. has been suspended FROM
duty, is totally without Foundation, and
there is authority for this denial. There
will probably be a rigorous examination
as to the motives OF the author of this
report.
The Navy Department has been ad-
vised Of the capture Of the rebel schooner
Marshall j. Smith By the gunboat Ken
uetec. She was discovered about l8
miles east of Mobile. She was rom Mo-
bile bound to Havana with a cargo of
$50 bales OF cotton and some turpentine.
Her manifest aud other papers were
thrown overheard.
The Democratic and Conservative mem
bers Of Congress met Saturday evening
in the Capltei, with Hon. j. Ii. Dawson
Of Pensy ivsaia 10 the chair. and unanim-
ously adopted the following important
resolutions, offered by Hon. Jas Brooks
of New York: Whereas, gold or silver is
paid 10 our Ministers, Consuls and Com
missioners representing the nation In
foreign countries. and gold and
silver are received from the people at the
Custom House in payment Of duties and
whereas, the people are taxed TO pay cap
i.alists their interest in specie in their
investments 10 the national debt; there
fore, be i.
Resolved, That the officers, soldiers
and sailoes in the army and navy should
be paid in gold and silver or their equiv
alent in amount ; and be it also
Resolved, That the chairman of this
meeting be instructed TO propose amend
ments to the army and navy bills to this
effect.
The following resolution from . CON-
mittee appointed to consult upon the po-
litical matters likely to come before Con.
gress, was also adopted:
Resolved, That the Presidents procla-
nation Of the eighth of December, 1868,
is inexpedient, revolutionary and uncon-
stitutional, and is therefore disapproved
A private telegram received to-sight
from Cumberland, says all is quiet, and
the railroad is perfectly safe.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Ian D..
wheai-Aarkes dni, but prsees upt materially
changed. No spriBY sold at " ITAk 81 "; No 2
sptink ~ u 1ltsSi II.
fiar-6aiet AM unchanged. 500 Vols. ehanyed
hands n % 1vo4S 10 goed eaiet sprirg exsrs.
Cors-f4rn, y icss adv sIcra ceEs Do and L.
CT nts cid, ss.Ue tash all grades fhanxed harcs
~ 90 SIC Ior No ., s1@s+cicr No. ,.
Ux,--Dsil and pexieet.d -is Hiaarte sales u g y
~ " ior NJ |, ana GS go eezs,s tcr Mo
Haytrs and ii.rs ttkh wesf sbsrt In their
view. and The mars ct r1ied uoassaxliy kt ~ SIS
There much doing N the Lite Stuck YArfs
this Afternoon. sRhsngn reesipts verb liberal
In fss . Srxk fast A iot ates.slns S1 ii sod
al - So god sasa vsixhing z73As. AID upwards
would s~li 1T esSts q
nfes-@d Hsss-frm and iozi5 cents hisher the
hEik VI aai~s ~ - s5se7 10 dvidtnK 20
rs. bat several happy averages bfpaght ~ &oa
o. 50.
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q lllarS;nsbure, ~ ~ truoes bstwssn
thsre aad New Cfsek. bst Ea1iy fading
Avesiq W y Ma1lfno1 pse nse TT ex-
ps1itjs -. "a ne I - $3.50 ~.
tsrsbsfg. uhieh sIao proved : fsilurs. a
force VS. also to capture Cumberland. but
that also failed. Very important inlor-
nation has been obtaised selativs to rebel
insent;eno.
Weather very cold 1t Cumberland.
Rebel deserters contiuns 10 come in,
bringing important information. The
amnesty proclamation 10 very favorsbly
received among rsbel soldiers.
An Army Of the Potomac dispatch e
the 9th to The Herald states Gen. Meade
has gone 10 Washington.
II h rumofed that Gen. Hancock had
been relieved from the command Of the
I'd Corps and Gen. Warren put in his
place also that Meade has resigned and
Hancock been appointed commander Of
this army.
Weather cold.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Gen. Meade, Hancock, Meigs and IT,
gals arrived there last evening. Extra
ordinary developments concerning the
management Of affairs at the camps at
Geeseboro duplicate parties in whom the
utmost confidence has been heretofore
placed. 1t IL alleged that the recent i'm.
mense stsnpede of horses was conniyed n
By of1icials.
The late examination Of hospitals in
the Atlantic States develops the fact that
oil are bounteously provided with neces-
saries and Injuries. and the inspectors
recommended the benevolent attention 81
the Sanitary Commission to those Of the
West.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEspaTeuEs


Tno 1xpoaitsco o - 3eSxO os4Bsee
int NeEtA 0aEol1nA.
New York, Jan. 8.
A letter to the Times gives N interest
ing account Of the expedition Of the me-
gro brigade into North Carolina, the NJ.
suits Of which are nearly three hundred
slaves released from bondage, With whom
we're taken about three hundred and nifty
oxen, horses and mule teams, and about
seventy. 1--WE saddle horses. The guerril-
las lost thirteen killed and wounded. Ten
dwelling houses and thousands Of bushels
Of corn we're burned besides two distil-
lsries. Four rebsl camps were destroyed
and one guerrilla hung. One hundred
rifles. lot Of uniform and equipments
fell into our hands. Our loss was twelve
killed and wounded and one taken pris.
oner. We brought 10 fourteen rebel pris-
oners and four hostages.
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OaIto, jan. III.
Gen. Sherman and staff have gone to
Memphis. 1t is understood that be is to
have his headquarters At Huntsville, Ala.
Fifty-eight rebel prisoners from the
Tennessee river arrived here to-day %
the steamer Ella, en- route for Columbus,
Ky.
Seventy deserters will be sent down the
river Tomorrow to rejoin their regiments.
Tue steamer Gladiator had hole made
in her BY the Ice while loading ct this
port. She il sunk to the lower guards.
Her loading il being removed, and the
boat will be saved.
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MAJOR General Butler returned to Fort.
re.s Monroe last evening.
The engineer aud two fremen that
we're captured from the Star OF the West
aud who escaped from the Richmond
prison, srrivsd here to-day.
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Al osiat Alsng Il. =. e q. r.,,...

Al Qsist Along tie y. q o. R,,,r..a
Reliable information from Cumberland
this morning says there are no rebel, IN
the vicinity Of Cumberland, Nd. Thew
nave retleated from the vicinity of Peter.
Oarg and gone in the direction of Stan.
ton. ~"-
All quiet along the whole Of the Balti.
more aud Ohio Railroad, and trains are
running regular. No grain is coming
River navigation is closed.
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Concord, n. H.. Jan. 8.

The New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention met here to-day. The At
tendance was quite large, and the pro-
ceedings we're harmonious. Resolutions
generally condemnatory of the policy Of
the Administrations we're adopted.
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Sentence Of Dsssrtors.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac. |
January 10.

hoauquaIteIc army Vi TOtOmac,
January 10.
In pursuance Of the sentencs by gen.
eral court martial Lieut.. Isaac N. White
myer, 10th Indiana Thos. A. normets,
10th Pennsylvania; Ed. f. Conway,
Tlst New York; Thomas McNama. 18th
New York, and Albert Remart, SID New
York, have been dismissed from the ser
vice.
The sentences Of death for desertion in
the cases of some privates in the lst Mich
igan has been approved and the execu-
tions are Exed for the 29th inst.
Surgeon j. Lattermore, L. s. A., for
the last eighteen months Medical Director
of this army, has been relieved At his own
reques. end ordered to Philsdelphia.
Everything quiet.
Weather intensely cold 1t night. Ice
forms nightly over IN inch thick.
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Warrington, Jan. 7-s:3OP ?. II.

Since the receipt Of the newspaper
telegram early this morning, announcing
the appearance Of Fits Hugh Lee aud In
boden, with rebel force in three COL
umus, threatening Petersburg and Cum.
berland, the Star says Dispatch has been
received At headquarters here, direct from
Gen. Kelly. stating that the rebels have
retreated from those yicinities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-11

1.-The physicians in attendance on
Heensu, in London. represent that he is
mach Frustrated, and that his long and
severe training had very much deteriora-
ted his vital power before the eight came
on.
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SUNDAY NIGHT REPORT
rRola NEW ORLEANS.



information has reached here from
three or four different directions that all
rebel troops which have been operating in
West Louisiana on the banks of the Mis-
sissippi river, and in fac. the whole force
of the enemy, are gathering in Central
Texas and uniting to form one large army.
They will number at leas. 10000.
There will soon be news Of great inter
est from Texas.
The 18Th Army Corps still remains ..
New Iberia. Nearly every regiment has
re-enlisted - veterans.
The agent Of the State Of Connecticut
is at New Iberia paying every man from
that State who re. enlists $500.
The 18Th Connecticut has re-enlistcd
en- masse.
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FROM wAsHTroror
Rsbheries In Virginia - Movements Of
Rebel Troops.

Aspoexses IN virginia -. Movements d
Rebel Tresps.
Washington, Jan. 8.
A etter from Loudon county, Va,
says that daring robberies have been
everywhere committed, and money ex-
torted from the inhabitants to cave their
dwellings from conAagrstion. There is q
greater state of alarm prevailing than ha.
before existed during the war. The de.
predations are represented to be commit.
ted by Southern dessrters. There being
no protection afforded them, the citizens
are compelled to submit.
1t is stated that more than . week ago
the rebels were moving towards Wincbes.
ter, with the intention, probably, of pro.
ceeding beyond that town. This report
70 now verified. The Government has no,
been unmindful Of this important fact.
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Washington, Ja

WHsufuEI0u, SHu' o
The Star states that the President has
ordered a coust martial for the trial Of
Surgeon General Hammond, under char
ges Of fraud and malpractices brough BY
the commissioners not long since appoint
ed to examine into the affairs of his Of
fee.
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Fortress Monroe, Jan. 8.

A snow storm commenced here last
night and still continues ct 10 =. N.
sixty deserters from the Ssh Georgia,
and one from Virginia regiment, came
into our lines, via Suffolk. yesterday.
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~ 0ksoApsals o..
HALIFAX. Jan. Q.

HATH Ads.ialsy Ceart to-day, iaopsn.
ing ~ Chesapeake eass, the Jadgs stated
that tAs case vas entertained upon the
erosnd thas The seisurs Of the yssesl was
Z piradcal ~ His opinion was that the
vessel ought 70 b given up 70 her own
en-. - IS
Mr.. Richie asked the Judge 70 con-
template the probability Of IN application
Of the Confederase Government for her.
His honor declared that he would not
estsrt.in anything of the kind.
M. Richie, counsel for the Confeder-
ases. gave his Interpretation OF the Law
upon she validity Of tho scisure, contend
ing that any citizen Of the Southern Con-
federaey. with or without . commission,
had an absolute right to seize any vessel
belonging to the Fsderals, and it would
be lawful prize.
The Advocate General said hs felt
some difficulty in bringing the case into
this court, as there was pretense OF her
being lawful prize; but there was primo
faciie evidence that the capture was pi.
racy. His opinion was that the vessel
should be delivered to her owners.
Adjourned to the 18th inst.
FROM ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith, Ark, Jan. 6.
Lieut.. W. A. Britain, of Kings 3rd
Arkansas regiment, Of the famous rebel
brigade, came into our lines to-day, with
. squad Of his command He left Gen.
Prices headquarters at Longwood. about
twenty miles west of Camden.
Gen. Hill is 10 command of the trans.
Mississippi department.
Price commands the army in the field
which is estimated at 1000 strong, but
Britain says the entire force Of the rebels
outside of Texas does not exceed l3, 900.
Of Prices Missourians only about three
or four hundred remain. The veterans Of
Lexington and Pea Ridge arc searly al
in their graves. The Missouri troops are
Shelby's, Parsons aud Mosby's, and new
recruits, coascripts and bushwhsckers.
Gen. Ssssac has been superseded in
command Of the rebel department Of the
Indian territory by Brig General Msxy.
Gen. Gano is another new Texan Gen.
eral who had comm.nd Of the rebel
troops. They have issues Of only fresh
beef and corn meal with one ration Of
-four per week. They are badly clothed,
have no tents and suffer greatly.
Reports OF Federal successes in Texss,
and General Banks in possession Of the
Rio Grande, created great gloom among
the rebels.
Many we'll informed officers we're Of the
opinion that Gen. Price would move in
close column on Little Rock, and Maxy
with another on Fort Smith.
The weather here is the coldest ever
known, the thermometer has stood at 10
TO Is degrees below zero for several days 8.
The snow is six inches deep.
The cavalry crossed the river on the
ice, and intercepted . rebel mail. The
letters speak Of an immediate advance oil
their forces norhward.
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Buffalo, Jan. 9.
A snow storm, accompanied by high
wind, here to-day. Thermometer 70
above zero.
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Resolutions Of Respect - the Memory Of
the late Caleb r. smith.
. ashington, Jan. 8

VaSHfHEStOuS ~dHs ..
The Secretary and Assistant Secretary
of the Interior. and the heads of the sew
eral Bureaus, together with oil the en-
ployees of that department. met in the
ro.uuda of the building this aftern Don,
and adopted suitable resolutions 10 view
of the recent death of Judge Caleb B.
Smith. formerly Secretary Of the Inte-
rior. As further mark of respect, Sec
rotary Usher ordered the department to
be closed during the remainder of the
day. =
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Election Of . q. 3. Senator.
Baltimore, Jan. 8.

BALTIMORE, JAN 3.
Ex- Governor Hicks to-day was elected
United States Senator, to gil the unex-
pired term of Senator Pearce, to which he
had been appointed BY the Governor.
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IBI rrLEeRAPH.
New York Mency Market.

New Yorx, Jan. Q.
Money-somswhat easier and capital abundant 1t
Per cent-
sterling Exchange~leSf to Ie7.
Goid-Openrd az 152, dc lined 10 1911 and elosins
afm At i5s 10 1H2I.
Government Sioeks-FRner
u s. 6s 81 Coupons 1851; Registered ioS.
etocas-Bxtler
Local exports of specie, i,l4s coo.
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w ssbington. Jan. 8,
Special to Post.I

Especial to Post.
Washington. Jan. 9.
Mr.. Chase is firmly resolved not TO il.
sue any more legal tender Treasury Notes
IN any contingency. This purpose he
openly avows. The one year certificates
are depressed, owing to the popular i'm
pression that an immense amount is on
the market. The fact is that the redemp.
tons exceed the issues, and the amount
10 rapidly growing less.
1t is considered certain that no NOR.
DIV bonds viii be issued after the pres.
ent series is exhausted.
The War Department will not furnish
transportation, as was for time supposed,
70 persons desiring to attend the sale. Of
con6scated lands.
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Coin Silver Ware.

Diamond. ~, saphin, Pearl, kmer.fd. earnss.
~, Plain a3a Scale RINGS.
Coin Silver Ware.
Table Spoons, Sugar spoons, Salt Spoons,
fes Mustard spoons. De-ser. spoons
Table Forks, Batter Knives Pie Knives
Ladies. s.Rsin R.x. i Len, Grs s.oa hai"s
uo osets Cups, Pickle Forks,
silver ihfmot<s, SAIL sellers. Children a.
SILVER PLATED WARP
s.Is:n. r., sss:s Knives. Sssiss.,
lea Kettles, Tea Bella, Ice Bowls
Fable s sPsea'' r. sPss a Ds..sr, spoor.
Napkin Rins.. CAPS. commnaion Sea
ICE PITCHERS,
DOUBLE WALL, NEW sTYLks.
FAHcF HDDDS.
Desks, Pocfet knives
Shell Com5s, Table CutIerx
Bun.lo Hair Brushes, Fans. ''e ''"e'''
a. Combs, Paper Msche Rox.s
Card Cases, Dressng cases.
Port Monaies, Trxy.liss b.vs
nfonse Ornaments, Meersehaun Pipes,
oit spy GLASSES,
9FECTACL
Gold. Silver Steel. Ceiored and German si.ve spec
taeiss and Eye Glasses.
Glasses Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
The most celebrated Gold Pens all sizes; Cold And
and silver Holders. All our best Pens Mar
Fanted Pens Repciniet
e i q e X s.
CALENDER CLOCKS, snurei, new syte, i.e1ns
month. da, oftae week, day ofihe m stA. Also
day and 20 ho1f weight and sprii n Clocks,
ALL WARRANTED.
MILITARY GOOP a.
Swords, Belts. S. shes.
straps. Buttons. ogl-s
SILVER Bs.id. Gold Tss.ls., cSe Chez aa'
Presentation Swords ma de 10 order,
Pistols! PistolsI Pistols /!
Cells Army and Navy.
Ccits 4, and 81 Inch.
ninth Nesson MOL snaNo7
Prssee.ss Navy.
Be- son's Patent.
All orders win receive prompt a,tenuon
TO OR DER.
watches. watch Cases sn r4r ware, Hair Work, Nm
s",s ana Eve. Il every description
na9e' order.
Watch Repairing.
chronemeters, Day lex, English silver and Amerie
"s'ehet rcv aired aud sdjuss>d in the very
" 4 style imsg aabie.
n Clocks and Je,celry Repaired. -
coz. MAIN AND SRI STREETS,
spx-d KEOKUk. low A.
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FRE.NCH CHEEa,
CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE,
1/vO EANcY H0DDS,
AND ALL vAlsIETY or GLASS war

All Of which We ofEer 1t low prices FoR Cash.
We Intend 10 Offer uch due ments 10 nefenanm
a. ~ do JoAhiag Business, aud sell almoH ensrety
By orEinaa pacs agss-asd We are determined 70 puma
up large r. dc.
ana erautne nrr ! 49, and We natteF Ives ~
shsl secure your patronage
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From Rev. J. H. Turner Pastor of Hedding N. Z.
Church, Phiisds.
DR.. Jsckson-Dear Sir Having used your German
Btters In III family frequeIus am repaired to say
that il has been oil sstsiee. l heiitye that in
most essas Of g-pesl ceofliy Of he s.sem it is the
"a lest nd most Yalus bic feeis of which have any
knowledge. lears, respectfully,
H. TUhShR
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