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New YORK, Dec 4.-Advices from
Valparaiso, Chill, to November LIST, give
a vivid picture of the excitement pre-
vailing in Chilli in regard. to the Span
tsh aggEessions in declaring the block
paraiso, Caldero, Coquimbo, Guayacan,
Tomo, and 'Talcalmano. The CHILEAN
Government has ordered all the Spanish
residents to Valparaiso, where they can
be under the vigilance of the authori-
ties. The transfer of Spanish property
in Chilli are decided in their support of
the Government. The diplomatic corps
resident in Santiago, have expressed
their approval of the protest of Chill to
Spain. The Germans inthe province of
Aiaesma have voluntarily renowned
all exemption from taxes, to which, as
foreigners they have a. right.
Preparations for war are vigorously
carried on. q q. n Glis2
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...lfs, TOLEDO, Dec. 4.
Wheat new steady; old &c better; sales
OF old amber at 90a92c; new 46a45c. Corn
quiet; sales at $50 for old No. /; 49c for
new new oats steadyi sales at S6a37c. Rye
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BumnIom.-ko,
- UFPALo,,

bUEFALOy Dec. 4.
ElOurquiet and unchanged. Wheat
easier sales to arrive efIESo. NIilwaIi-
kee' spring at 81 So; Canada choice So 81:
amber CanadaS2 u. Corn quiet at 75c.
Oats, barley and ryenominal. Pork $50.
Lard sc. Dressed Hogs dun at lie
Whisky 81 81.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. I-Seyeral
ordnance pieces are being shipped to
West Point, consisting Of the Whit
worth, Parrot, Coffee Mill and williams
revolving guns. The. latter is a rebel
relic. ...- .-.aTLF
The gale in this vicinity has been
very severe. The telegraph lines are
down between here and baltimore to
Richmond. The steamer Nellie Pentz
is total loss. She is far up on the
flats and Is broken in two at the centre.
Her engines are badly disabled. The
upper saloon deck of d steamboat, with
state-rooms, was washed ashore in
Cherrystone this morning. 1t is not
known what steamer this came from.
The steamer Seinsburg, from Jack
to Washington, has just arrived. They
report that the steamer Kent, from New
York to Jacksonville, and for sometime
past expected, has not been heard from,
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PhIIa.leIphin gTnrl.c,

-z-y.-+- y PHILADRhPHIA, Dec. 4.
Petroleum active and unehanped--
Cotton quiet: sic for midling. Flour
very duh. Wheat quiet; new red Al
e 15a2 80, and old at s. 25a2 81; white
e 50a2 IS. Corn firm; old yellow an
SSaSIc, and new at 7SaS4c. Oats 4sa5T,,.
Whisky dull at 81 36a2 81.
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zlsli .s OswEGo, Dec. 4. 2
solt5 ie ~ dull but unchanged; sales at
SSs.9 S 60 tor No spring; $40 for red WIN
SSr; StIa IL, = for white; sI2 for XX.-
81 40; No. 2 do. 81 so. Corn ndmins J az
Barley and rye quiet. Canal freigbts.
Two boats cleared here to-day for Sey,'
York with flour ut roc and wheat ar liz,
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Regular Pittsburgh, wheeling and
PRrkeFsbuFE Packet, n

The New and Elegant Passenger
speStS Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
- John Gordon, A. R. Bunting elk,
leaves Pittsburgh for ParRersburg every
Msdnesday and Saturday at IL NJ; leaves
Wheeling for ParkerBburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at u p. NJ; leaves ParkeISburg
for Pittsburgh every Monday and Thursday
at 2 p. NJ; Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday att A. n. FlTlf =
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
P. NJ, by BOOTH, BATTEI,IE eco.
augd-u Agents.
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DR.. Lee Isl graduate of one OF the leading
medical collegesof Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged In the practice OF med
ictne and surgery for more than fourteen
years, (the last two years of which has been in
Wheeling, land he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired of his uro-
tesston during so long and varied q practice
that he will be able to satisfy all who may IA,
yor him with their patronage. DR.. Lee, in adj
part Of each day 70 the treatment OF Chronic
Diseases DR.. Lee Is now prepared with all
the Necessary appaTatus tpr the scientific
larry In the treatment of many diseases both
acute and chronic, TO which he would invite
the especial attention Of the afflicted. DR..
study and practice OF Operative OptItRimiS.
Surgery, and he is now prepared to perfoTnn
all the various operations ON the Eye, as well
same, in strict accordance With the latest and
most approved scientific methods of the pres
emit time. l's t71NI5T1 -
Dr.. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism. Mem
ralgia and diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility Fever and ARue,
and all Of the various and painful dfseases
which women are subject to. 1Ha
Any person Wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or FOR any private disease, can do so
either personally or by letter, coufideuttally
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
2 Dr.. Lee cures all the different forms Of Club
Foot, by an operation which Is Attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
Private diseases speedily and permanently
cured. TTeatment-new, safe and reliable.
Dr.. Lee viii give two hours every WedneS-
day and Saturday afternoons 70 the treatment
Of those who are unable to pay. z
REFERESCE--ProE John N. Scudder Gin
etnnRd, Ohlos Prof q Freeman, Cincinnati
Ohio; Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati Ohio;
Besides numerous testimonials from persons
who have been cured by me, and my Diplo-
mas can be seen In my once. octls
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Proposals Wanted.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UN.
Il I'll the9th Of December, for building an
Engine House, In the 9Th Wand for the usel of
the United Fire Company. Piana and Eneci-
ticatlons can Be seen by calling on the under
Egned. JAA BODIEY
Roy2rtdee9 Chm. Com. OF Enc DepFt.
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= tt4=iist--I- MILWAUKEE, Dec. 4.
Flour duh. Wheat declined &c: sales
At y 25al 25K, Coarse grains dull. T.
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CHICAGO, Dee.-3.-Last, night a fire
broke out in the furniture store of w.
A. Serving, carbohydrates. Loss on
stock about $100, 0OOl and On the build
paftment was seriously ii ihfaTsa fI by a. ~
ling through a hatehWaY.
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Black Cloths and Doe skins 81

All the best makes, made to order at greatly
reduced prices.
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ron CINCINNATI

Regular PIttabur- and Parkersbure
Packet.
NJ \ The fast EIqn nIg packet B S44I
GAe every Monday and Thursday at 9
o clock pm. Leaves PRrkersburg for Plttsburg
every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
oc8 ]. MANNER CO., Agents.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-OmciAf intel
Egenee from the Alabama. Legislature
inform us that they have ratified, by an
overwhelming vote, the constitutional
anti-slaveEy amendment,
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FoRTREss MoSRoE, Dec. THE Eng
lish brig, Victory, from Liverpool for
Richmond, is ashore and bfged in
Lynn Harbor Bay. Her cargo Is land
The schooner Este1la, from ALBANY
for Richmond, is ashore at the same
place. Her cargo is being landed and
the vessel is in good order.
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bacon SHOULDERS JUST RECEIVED
y by PRYOR, HANDLAS & co.
I ARD OLLIE BBLs. EXTRA No. /, just
nox22 PRYOR. HANnLAN Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
TIE FALL OF FORT FISHER.

1URTHsR PARTICULARS FROM SOUTHERN stusCAs.
The Wilnain gton "Jou.nai" Ct the 18th,
osys TIA. % far as ID has been abls to learn,
there hss tssi. ne movements Of Importance
among the Ysukse trcops siaae tina esptnrs Of
Ears Fisher. Els ststaa, upon what appeared
to bs good ushosity, that only two Of the gun.
boats lad as yet made their appearance 10 the
rivar. opposite Fort Fisher, the rsss of-ths Aaos
atili lying cfs
| Te have sndssTored, says ,hs Journal" /"
20 obsainsohe particulars in rsssra to ths fight,
but matters axe in so confused 4 State thst no
two repofIs agrees, and unless ws can get the
truth we prefer publishing nothing. All re-
ports CONCUR, however, in stating tbat General
Whiting und Colonel Lamb fought sAlIaatiy,
leading the troops to rsrcl each assault and
never gave up, but were oVerpowsrea or shot
down. O:htrs slso fought b1avoly ard well,
and ara decor wing Of alI'praise.
I. We understand that when the enany hsd
t6eiF T fise. ,Ge1. Whiting two OF tbte5 :fimes
tore the Zig down, and only d.sieted Ihsl he
vas shot down end unable to; rise.
I A communication has besn received from the
commander of the Fsdorsl forces, Gen. Terry,
steting thxt Gen. Writings wounds We, e Of g
serious nstur6, bls lot mortal. We trust thst
he may soon recover.
Colonel Lamb, Hs balieIe, received serious
wound in his thigh from minnie bs!l
Forts Holmea and Csswsll wsre evacuated
by aur troops en- Nondsy ss wa sypsGted, tho
ospsurs Of Fisher rendering ths holding OF
aheaa points as useless to aS. A Tremendous
explosisn was heard and felt in tGTn about
O'clock on Tuesday morning, supposed to hRse
boon produced by the blowing UP Of the mag.
szibes at the above forts
7 Tho Wilmington "Csrolinikn," also, OF tb6
18th, sayo that, up 70 lats hour tho night
previous, quiet raigaei along the iinss, tie
enemy making no Demonstration OF any kind.
His guntoEty srs IN The river, but enable to
advance, from good and eat1disnt causss.--
Fort Anderson 10 still in oar bands. Tie an-
emY's monitors draw about ssveut.sn fest, and
cannot carry water enough With sism to oome
up,
Not to speak of any otkes 5eG.asi7e eg.EST
at the iiispossl Of cur military authorities fer
obstruotiiig his sdyanee on tEo town By ths
river, the "Carolinian' saJe, We nay ,nsntion
that our Il cid artillery 10 fully sdtquato tn t.s
tsak Of destroying sffeetually mis- lighter dls;t
gunboats. =.
wHo's TO BLAYE2
The "csrllinisn Of FMS Same dat, cstn,r.
ate everybody iansdistSlJ oanoootcd with The
defsuoe Of For: Fisher. Itssys:
We wish no we're in rositien to stats Gus
.nositetiycly who is 10 blan,s fcr this d:zssssr.
We know Gsneral Whising is rot 70 blame,
for We know, 1r asn inasgins, bow his gallant
soul muse liave etatea at finding himself besat
on s7.ry aide, with bnt fsH to fase tie eomrecs
ana .sr.heim;rg numbers ol tho sncny. hls
oondnet on toe psrspes of Fort FiSher, Then,
With hIs gsTlans arm he tore down Grd trsni'
pied nndor bis fest The fag Of sha entmy, re-
minds one moro of the ohivalroua daring
of the ion-hsasted Riohasd Of Engisno,
thaa Of anything We have read Of inmodssn
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district answering to q county, according to
tbs census OF 1860, tGe following arti.saa, MILO
rhall bs persons of skill and a12erls1es 10
thsif stT0rsl ea!lings, ThssheT such psrs5ns %
in The srmY Or not, ta.wit =. Gas H!aokemitii
20 sYtry two shuusand inhabitants; one Mil-
ltr to evsfy two thousand inhRbit.nts; one Tan
psr FOR evsfy four Thousand inhsbitnts; one
Millwright for :eysiy ten thoussnd hsbitanss.
The said aftfsana TO DO designated BY tie
QoYsrEots If. the sssefAI States respectively,
up0n nrccolamenIationo Of the county Courts OF
Ordinary or Probate, who may basr testimony
Fin regard to the proper qualifications and pro.
sper destination of eunh srtzans and make re-.
COMMUNICATIONS aoa0Fdingly. And SUCH artf-
zans, if in ths army, ELall be discharged there
from. /: ,.;. y. ~
At Chs uggeasion; ;of, Mr. HILTon, Of Fla.i
hff.;i ihfa ojTrn: ads cd ths following B7 way Of
p7eYis0: IS. =, ~: .
Provided, Tners is within tha limits of suoh
community no tkillsd white mechanics not
liable to military duty, or negro mechanics
working 70, the public, Of tho Glasses herein
enumerated; And, provided fur.bor, That aald
s,tizsnD forisit their exemptions on failure dill
igentiy to labor for tho public in the enp!ny-
men. for which thoy arc exempted. The
amendment, with tbs pr0viSo edded, was
paassd--ayes 90. nays 90.
Mr.. DupRr, of La, offered G resolution oan
ceiling details, which Yves lost.
FIr. HANLy, Of Ark, offered resolution, es
r privileged motion, tha. tho Djorkeepei CT the
House, n. Ii. Wynns, he authorized 10 ori'
plo9 nsgroec and tss.ns TO haul coal fscm the
Chesterfield coal pit, sor tt, use Of CJn-
grsus. Adopted.
Mr. Bs.rLzr, cf KY, 5aoT.d s rsconsidsra.
.ion Of tho vo.a by which tho proposition OF
Mr. MchlULLlN was passed.
A message W.s reoei,td by tho House
enuouroiug shat the Senate bad agreed to
House amendments to toe following joint feso.
luton pa5s,d in s.o,et s.ssitn;. and that the
injunction OF asorasy had been removed.
Resolved (the House Of Representatives.
oononrring, J That il tue President shall assgl
uan. Joseph E. Johnston to The command Of
tha s1uy of Tsnassass il will bs baiIsd with
joy by the army, aud rscei7s tbs appTaTst ii
tho country.
Gin motjcn. tbo House sa;GuTl.j.
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TEE NEWS.
rns RETURN orr. p. p.llR, 81,

ras psqUas orr. p. p..s. AZ,
Tss a.p,of.{rucs st.am.r whioh arY;fsa
b.lev nm E,;ds, brouoht ernnny h.p uastan,
psrs Francis p. Blair S.. en- ra,ls Tor Rich
mona soa;n Wb,tb,, NJ, Bl.;, snroos aor,e.
tb;no wb,n bs ,.f, n, oth., ,iay q, ia s,s;,sus
of Having ann sttiny b,sora In pos. ro, roct,
has no. tran,n;red ; hut il il tylSsns thai Tia
and of BIs;r AZ rannonp,.a hv a North sra
nanar. u NC. yst Yi;. r,Iurn NJ N, cen,,s.
mar n th, ,n,sa,r 90 of.. T,in,,ln Will, of
,,,,.. W., -. !, i, man (, - mar, ~, n,s,v
!, ,,;,, ,,... ;, ,ont.s .,,,n
c.nno, snnr,,;ee. ho,s. his.;Inls s.,
n,n.r. lac, Is. non,,hs }s., s,,.,,1 snsa,nlis
bs We1th 80 maeh troa asIeSs Sbfss :is sInW
lafsugss stassib9 aias s an. ifils.
!idissioH OF ihoainas sfat7xSbls goSAeaan isin
tretlity peace. ills ths, general; 1otire tint hs
will succeed In his eHai.s. 1hs,.lihauln uspr.
patton has iur a1lodg iiEas hctntInilyiu prs
bessicn of Cur tefEia; and notl,Srg could bo
mora dssirasla than thsir HeIspsa
j. arNlKaL-Is- caI.r-TnE atsroRLT13a OF
: oaN. JOHNSTON.
The Confederate Congrsss hns. passed bill
Providing for tho appsintmsnL ui Gensra!-
ln-ohief of tae armies Of tho Confederate
S.ssss, BY which oppcrtGne action the wisheu
and antoipst.ons Of tn" E'sople have hssn re-
ahssd- Tho ssisotien oi-tier. l'ss io' this peat
OF honor and immense responsibility is, Of
oourse, as csrtssuly a:c consequent event as
II that iii1st.ious passiot ta4 bssn designated
in tas terms OF the bill. hnotaor msasuse has
also bsen thksn BY Congress IN harmony ~.ih
tho sentiments OF tho psople---ths teoommen.
sdstion fog tho restoration Of Geo. joseph F..
Johnston 10 the command Of the Array of Ten
nss.ss. Ths, this Recommendation viii ts
promptly setsd upon bF tho Prsxid.ns, ,hsrs
can be little, ii any, doubt. Thess two acts Of
tho Confede.ai, Congress &c oraais tn tas ;5is-
dom Of that body, and will praVe equal to
victory in the field in inspiring aal encourage
ing the popular heart.
rHa c4urssr-
Wa understand that tbs entira Virginia
dSlega4isa in Congress, with ths exception Of
nns 1nambsr, united few & sJs sgo in re,
,noia,aontstioa shat tho III meml5s;s Of tke C.hi-
/ ntt, With exception af Mr. atenhcim, rs :
oicn th&lss positions. The secSgHatian of Me.
Siddpn; 'nkES;d|p tosk place on Fsiday, raey or
NAV not r, connected will, tsis feocmmaIaa.
.ian. Il ig thought ths exiting, cabi1ss hss
| nrsssy n.srly exhausted It's int.ileo,uel re-
ocuroos without achieving ery verv brilliantly
;lrruuains,.a indi,ilua1 f,ns. and;thst , nav
sat ,gith fr.s,, idsss and wide wax a; ,ssr.
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Baltimore, jan S, 1864.

- -, - Baltimars, Jan | D, lSo4.
10 ssll go!ambus, Gal sent yon a per"
.gonal:ons mouth sgl, sIao soSns photographs,
whia'i hers you haTs relsiVed. We haIa
heard nothing OF you since tho lss OF Aaguss.
Stephen is abls To ride ont daily, though DO
sufeSs at times terribly with spells of conges-.
ton Of ths lungs. The weather ell Wintsr
has been very much sgsiust him. sthoughs
at ora time Of going to = wsrT, 5!InAtss bun
ia l.saarao woras. ala Sa gaTs i lir. Yns
Fssl hf tlts family NTH Esfa sii:f s.a' da!,e'
b.td's,' ale wall. rec shsm ell oltsn. DO
let 10 hear from yOs ottsn, through parsonala
10 the Daily News. Who're is Sophie'
Yours truly, Elizsbsth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

ossT5sro-.A ckSofsi and foa. msn ss'
sped Tanks. prisoners tIoIa floTancs, s .u..l
if.so nssr Eiisabe.htoirn, Blandsu oountys,
%: Issk. eadssTo:ing to. arSss ths Oaps Fear,,
SsaS;1g tkoir wsy to NsNbsrn. TheJ Tore
sss':etcd By bsgro, Who gave infornstien Of
S.,r whel ssboats, and We're delivered to tbe
Military authorities st Wilmington oa FRI
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h resolution was introduced into tie Feds.
rsl. Senate on tho 18th, p1esoribipg retaliation.
in kind for tho alleged l,.:rsatmspt Of Fede-,
tai prisoners South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

FaTAL AccIpEuT-Mr. Wm. J. Leugao, fur
r.sr!y worthy citizsn ii Raleigh, Il. T., died
at his Residence, abous tes raics fiula that oity
On Wednesday, nigts :ast, fror: injuries re-
osiTed By tho fail Of 6 burning t-ss upon him
skct 6sY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

EsU7lL MURDER Col. Joseph JohuHGn, 81
Eulauia, .iHlIapchea county, Ala, Ecs Mir
dersa on the night OF WOdrenlay by q
haaSol drsr,.eis, uol ]. was attending the
sirk couch Gi su iuyGliti wift, and shOat oight
o'clnak OF thu afenins shows msaLicasd bad
aos.oi him-slf iasr :;:a Iicn.cw. Il eisoi hret
bv soms unfnaHn pefs6n a1sside, rcn=:fatsd
his tkall and cauFei almost Instant death. A
rarty ol men in the vicinity vera nes:, raining
rom tbs spot and were fred upon by Calanel
iohnaon'5 san.in lsw, but u'l thu muzdcfors
.ssa,,cd end ntne Of thonl o. isst aao0unts ware
aoprshenaea. Il is alleged ttat Col. j. having
hssn irasrnm:htal IL tie punishmsnt Ct same
If ;heso marsn3tTs, sSnitsd this reyengefnl
feelings of tie hand, sud tas7 dat=EE:iusd to
tclcs his life
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

f.is st. Louis ."'Unicn cf the l2si, inzt.,
.iys: "Fo arc eppfised Of q great military
a:Gas:'asat ihat wili otar:ls the public in few
ea;ys. la desa:la srs oontraosnd as present"
Tee B.atcn Journal" Of jan. II, adds:
w :tceiv.d intelligence from the West yes.
stdsy Ct IN iIaportRnt military noVsmens,
eat Withhold il SuS abyious rsasoEa." ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Tos io.tiaaatioa bill reported il tho Hnnsa
sspt7cpriases half e,H,illion for the as!ancs of
Washington, ord o1as six millions for tho DE-
l;SSsss Of the lakes: tsse aartn a.a s:atoard and
!th!s f,sa,s. s3tss 81
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Information wanted of tho whereabouts Ct
Lieutenant William Henry Harrison, Second
Cavalry, q. 8. A., who was captured BY the
OJnftdsrste forces on the 18th of ssptsmbs.
1864, at. tho battls of 0psqusn, near Vim
chester, Va. ! have received two lsstsrs from
your son-in-lsw,. W. Winston Eontains, who
ID prisoner Ct Johnson's Island, Ohio. Z
would like to have my aon exchanged for him
If YOU can find him. He hes written me in
regard to ID. Answer through Richmond pa"
psf,. q. G. Harrison. Deacon Of the Tenth
Bsutist Church, No. 527 Master street.
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Monsresl, Canada, jap. l3, 1865

Montreal, Usnads, jAn. l3, I565:
To O. e. Thames, Selms, Alsbsms.-No-
thing from you sisss lss of November, and l.
au Visiting har6 for fbsstttr. wrote you mo
last of November 10 lss Dslis take charge OF
the matter sfssr you had itproperly arranged.
If D slis has not done 50 please SEQ the person. p;
that my wife mentioned 10 you, who viii,
think, I'll tie position, snd you may advascs
that person any money that yoT may snlnk
son nsk my wifa's mother, who can toll You.
All we'll. a. .. II.
To " P-Heard Of Joe and sHsr. Ws:afo
I'll us1I, SIM.
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rEe k6lly, London, Cseada "
Norfolk Vs Ian 10

NUrl0I4, VI, JOE. Il, IoU0.
To John HoHisop, Esq, Fredericksburg,
Fs-Y0ur Eon Les il prisoner in Washing
soI, D G. He IL quite vel, and hia Wants
have ell b5en supplied BY bis friends. r'g
letter Of December Is has bssn rsosivsd, and
we are grieved TO hear Of your painful sus.
psnse. We wrote several weeks lincs BY hsg
Of truce TO sslis!s your mind. All well with
ar, and In B and a,
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Montreal, Jan. II, I8Uo.
To Major Thomas P. Brown, formerly IF
Mobile, Ala, Assistant OoEumia.ary Of Sab
sia,snce In ths Iats Stonswsll Jatksoa's aon-
m,nd.-Desr brother, am very sn1i0as to
hear from you; received Bsrtha's lettsr ct
25sh June; wrote you particular of cur dssr
mothss's d.sth. 'she died on 25sh June,
1863. Brother Gecrgs, Ct 10Th Vermont regi-
meat wss taken prl,oner before Richmond en-
18th juno last Have you sosu him2 LgVo
TO Bertha. All wall. An1war through Rich
m0nd papers ind N. Y. News. Sister Susaa.
Lieut. Ctas T Stusrs, ValdoIss, Ga.--Oar
parents and relatives ays wi ia body, GBs
rreat iissrsss ct the death nf onr Ssry dsar
l,rolhsr, Wilaoa, you can we'll iuiasias. As.
,s boar from you through this niadium.
Your Sister, NJ y 3.
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Mrs Eliza W Ley, Lunenburg Court House,
Val have seen your personal of December
:, and an thsnkful that brother Henry ar
rived safely. We are - he left US. Take
Emily. Write some times BY flag Of tsrcs.
Bro.hsr Tom.
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Baltimore, Jan. II, 1865.
To Captain A.. w. Utterbaok, Brootss Bat.
tsry.-Willie Tongue il q prisoner of wsr at
the "Old CepitsI Prison" Washington; hs IL
ven and cheerful. We hear from him oiten
and supply bis wsrts by kind permission
Send word to bis parents IL p0sDible. All we'll
ber, Mile.
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PERSONALS. :
From N. Y. News of JsnusrY lob

Montreal, ,Jan ~. 1866.
To II O Shspsrd, Augusta, Ca Your per.
sonal Of och Decenhar received. Delighted
to hear from you. Have heard nothing IRON
our friends al hens since the lste battlte.-'
When did you last hear from Portsrf Mea eass
all well. John Porterheid.
To W S EBa,lsn.--Your psrsOnsi through
Now York News recsiVed. Have wri;sen 20
my sister At Dem0polis, and also .. Fort r :
public, through Gag of t1uoee giving fessona
which SHOULD: deter her from Joining Hp. hly
Eifss hsslth Is better this Winter thar hs,t-
tosotS. Tbs rsatof us axe stl val, snd va al:
tend much Iowa. PTL.
=. Pro.pect Hill, Jan 5, 1865.
Dear Aunt Mollie.-siHus ,hs capture OF
Brietol have been unable to learn anything
Of 1iarrison's Whereabouts. At ii-st heard
tiiat b Was taken prisoner, with othtrs, Snd
brought to Knoxville; but L:eat W, who was
inst from tlt,s, informed me that ii. was not
ct s, nor prisoner. Please writs me with
out delay. and send any informa:ioa yen may
hsvs. Also write 10 b, and say tha: RowsDs,
Kats, Minnie and self srs wall, and kindly
cared for by many friends. have IN con-
temptation s trip to Rsgsrsvillo, whslhoT to "a
main or not do not, IS yet know. Grand.
mother is. quite well. All well at Mineral
Point. Grsatly distrssssed ct hearing this sad
news of dear Richards deslh. Nclhe'a lsttsT
by fsg oitruoe, to father aud mothe7 received
and sent en- to "M P" All friends veil in
AsLsns. Wtits inm eaia.sly. have suffered
greatly from suspenco. Love to Nelly and
State. All friends. May God keep you ell
safely il the prayer Of ycurs sincerely;
NJ. Hale.
PS.-Nsw York, January Is. l received
letsars from Mineral Point to-day. All Well.
Uncle Bob.