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the election of James Buchanan, expected to have seen, as an acknowledgment of their services, one of their number in the Cabinet. In this they have been disappointed, and Messrs. Benjamin and Cloate have been told to stand back. They now look, with an anxious eye, to the foreign ministers. We shail- soon see whether they are doomed to be disappoins ed again. Some of them, in this State, :" Will be thankful for the smallest favers." .g
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We arc in reosirt of several very usefh, public documents, from the hands of the .Hon William ". Welch, and also from OUT Senator, Hon. Lsisy- cite Foster. M 4 asszss E 5Ess9seeff .s
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Is Middletown, in 1856, there wore aos births IS0 deaths, and 79 marriages.
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The Editors of tho Hartford Times and lNew Huu,n Register rending the air with howl of pious in dignation over the corruption of the members of the Republican Party. Heaven help their imnacu late souls! ''Kcep it in mind, sishs the Times i; Keep it in 'mind,'' vituperates the Register ; ;" Keep it in mind, " snals the Farmer Keep it in mind" choruses the smaller t-y; and rising heaycnward goes up the cant of their 'ained horror like an exhalation from the ''pit which s bottom less"
 Do tho Editors of tho Time, and Register read the. own histories in the result of these bribery diselo- sures, that they thus yelp and howl like wolves on an Indian scalping trail! Or, is it the natural dis. position of the breed from which they whelped? Far be it from rs to throw as ragged Q mantle as poor Charitys blanket over tho shoulders of thes.. offending members of the Republican party. But farther be it from to pronounce anahcnns against the.entire Democracy. because represented by such graccless organs as the Time, and Reytstey az
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show that he alone was the author of thst precious legacy to his countrymen. :
 Whether Mr. Buchanans melancholy state as a poor old bachelor, suggested the idea of selecting the nine-wivcd Norman delegate from Utah, VIC know not He was there, however, together with General the Honorable John NJ. Whitfield, of Kan sas invasion notoricty.
 The Mill of the Manchester Centre Mannfac- turing Company, says the WinNe5 Herald, manufac lures annually 30 GOO lbs of Woolen Hosiery Yarn five pair of stockings to the lb.-15O, ,oo6 pair of stockings yearly. Tho Company has been going two or three years It has just made it's first dividend of twelve per cent. leaving an equal amount as 8 surplus Encouraging fora beginning.
 The lady of one of the Chicago Railroad kings. recently gave at the Fremont House in that city, donation party for the poor.~ The charity box was at the end of the ha amid the festivities of one of the gayest of dancing parties It told it's own story People were passing to and fro near it. one knew who gave and who did not give. There were no so- licitations from any one in the room. Upon open ing the box it contained ss75, all given in secret
 William Mattoon. of Springfield, tof the finn of Phelps, Mattoon and Barnes in connection with his brothef. has contracted to construct the abutnents and towers for the suspension bridge over the Ohio river at Cincinnati The towers are to be 2aO feet high, and the amount of the contrsct is0ne million dollsrs. .
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therefore, o. nc consequence what his rack This tho
case wien an acutat eves orders parade An nspec
ter directed ~ the hest authority through tLe regua
How can &c examine all the branches OF It's servicethe
troops, quarters, barracks, hospital orders records,
stores, nc-uniess the commanding ofccr - present
exhibit them where necessary give such explanations
az may coIve. t. the conon superior fun knowledge
q tneir snnatun. This can only be done 6y the com
not recognise the STAFF officer of the commander Of the
troops IN this capacity. u is mistake TO suppose the
0oinnab er 81 corps to be the proper officer
muster or INSPECT II As the Of that ocor Ia
ont 70 be satisfactorily established to the Commander
IA Chei BY 10th mu tiers and Inspections Is only from
The insufficient number Of mastering inspecting officers
ttai the former substituted Prcsumng that Colonel
Sumner was acting conscientious belief of the
rectness OF his course v hie confirm hereby the
tence OF tho Court remit the whole Of the penalty
tanned IN II.
Hi-Ibs Genera Court Martial OF which Colonel Henry
Wilson, 7th infantry, is President, is dissolved.
BY order at Brcvei Major Genera! Smith.
ID. G. BUELL., Assistant Adjutant General.
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that town. who're he resides a day two for Washing
ton cyhs hea th having greatly recovered Mrs Hen.
dersoL AID family hAc loft home for this city days
before We may, therefore, look for the presence of
Gen H. here III few days. Gen. (Senator) Houston
70 hay" addressed the people Of san Augustine on the
saturday following the date Of the letter mencne above
and then Immediately to continue his way Washing
ton city.
KENTUCKY SENAIoa.-TLe Hon. l. W Powell has beea
dominated By the democratic OF Kentucky legisia
tors for United States Senator The Kentucky constitu
ton orders election OF United states Senator within
Fights days Of the commencement Of the session OF
the Legislature II has that duty 20 perform. The
Know No hngs beng IN minority oiut ballot. but
having nio y OF two in the Senate the Senate Used
to go into election hu the time prescribed by the
constitution The Know Nothing Senate has, however,
agreed 10 GO Into the Senatorial election the 9Th Of
January.
GoylRAoa WAIKKk KANSAS TkxAs LsGIsLA-
rURhn the IlouSe of Representatives the Goth ut
Joint resolution charging Robert j. Walker Governor Of
Kansas Territory, with unwarrsntaby interfering with
the question OF slavery in said TORY acting in bad
faith towards the Sshern States OF the coniederacy
violating the doctrine OF rvention ned the
last democratic PLATFORM and nstructng Senators in
Congress to vote against tho confirmation OF his appoint
men; Governor OF Kansas The resolution rejected
by vote Of "a too
ANOTHER CANDIDATE Chicago Tribune says-Poor
Frank Pierce has the ambition suppose that he will be
Bucbs0ans IN the Presidential chair and II is
said that ne has bis friends TO laying the wires for
nomination ut the Charleston Convention The democratic
party has committed many foles, but none like that
ANOTHER POLITICAL ORGAMzAroN.--A new secret poti-
cal socet. has been established in Boston, called The
Heart IN hand Club. Secret political orders are abod
play cd out
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mnTr1cI.
HorLA:r-W HTTFSoDE.-0n WedIesisy, Dec %, by the
Rev. Peter Cha,r cey JOHN L. HOLLAND to kadsA old
est daughter ~ Rev J. Nhttemore
BAbsy-D,rws-On Thursday Dec. "a, by the Rev.
Faler II de al the residence of he brides father
T. C. BARRY 10 Miss MAr'IpA i. DALTON both Of this city
Canr@os-CrAsR-On Christmas eve, Thursday Dec. "a.
by the Rev Samuel scAbu-y rector q tho Church s
AnbuDcaton, WILLIAM Ely CHusos to ymcrn C. HoUdxs-
ro,, second oarghteT OF lothian Clark nj Of this city
Io@SpAvT-Hrsr On Wednesday, Dec % by the Row.
Charea P1tney, Capt John Lockhsrt Of this city, u
VI j. Nss7ia X. H0sy, Of West StocAbrdse, Mass
Berkshire lspers please cory.
hlcioi.-ODLIL AT DCObs Ferry, Westchester county.
on Wednesday, Dec %, D, Rev T.. ". Wslsworth, Mr..
CHARLES NICHOLS t. Niss ELIZABETH oDri, ali Vi Dobts'
Ferry.
ot1os-IowrERgo Wednesday, Dee 20, by the Eev.
T. L. Cuyier, toRNRTlrs T. ORION to MARI AUGCsIA, dauk
ter u IhGs H. Iowerre all &C this city.
erAslos-M cMnIAN.-on Thursday, Dec ~, at the R1-
formed IG'cE church, is cite place., b. the Rev. DIR.
ferrl, Mr. JoI> STANTON Ir 10 lzzIs r, daughter OF
Robert n. MCCLELLAN, az Ct this city.
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EARTHoUAKE IN CHARLEsToN, s. Give had n
smart shock Of an earthquake Saturday morning. ten
minutes before nine O'Clock the undustofy motions
tnubg shout Ave seconds Ia localities
considerable alarm, one counting house at least being
emptied OF its occupants in double quick time In the
western portion az the city plates aud glasses ratified
the tables chandeliers, with their glass pendants jim
gled together pictures hanging the walls moved from
their perpendicular position End general disposition TO
sccsaw manifested The samo phenomena very
perceptble at Mount Peasan. and Suivan's Island
The direction o. the be from north
west to southeast is TO rteen fifteen years
since Charlie ton was favored with similar VISIT
Charleston Mercury, Dec 81.
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400 bbs., al quotations. southern -four was without
change Of mo,ent In prices; while the sales embraced
about 900 bols at the above quotations Rye -four sold
the extent OF about 100 bbls al the above figures Corn
meal was duh and lower. Wheat heavy ard
lower, While sales confined to about 1000
u 1900 bushels, included in which were 1880
81 25 choice white Michigan at ~ 25 red Wisconsin (Rio
6rahde) at 95c Chicago spring at ooc and red Indiana
els includrg Jersey and Southern al t6c 5sc and yell
low Southern ut COO. e2c., and small lot OF old South
white at &c Rye-Saes Of about 200 bushels at
State and Western at 44c asc Southern at 3oc. SIC,
and good de-, with Jersey, al Doc. a 3sc.
CotFhn sales 81 300 bags BIO were made at CSC,
Al fsc ~ mats JAVA al ''' anu ''' Gags N'Se 'e'''
CorroS The sales embraced 600 a 500 bales included
in which LOT OF good middng uplands reported
lsc The market irregular and dealers were disposed
10 await the receipt Of tao fersias news
FREisgsTo Liverpocl about II 900 bushels of corn
engaged in bulk and bags at I'D. Cd and 90
900 bbs -four 2s 40 tons lard and 150 boxes bscc
were engaged at Eos 80 uerces beef at a. Cd and 800
were engaged nj o. Cd. There was no change OF mo
ment Ia rates for the Continent
MorAsrs-Saies Of 20 hhds Cuba musoovsdo were
made at 23c., and 70 bbls. do. al 25c.
NAVAL SIoRsSales ~ 100 200 bbis spirits tcrpen-
tine made mt % &c. 3oc. Resin dull at 81 80
asked for common, while 81 % was bid.
Ous.-The market wa quiet aud prices unchanged.
PROVISIONS. -pcrk-TLe market was steady and with
out change Of moment IN prices. The sacs since our last
report embrsc about 400 500 bbis including inspect
cd mess Al ais rs with some rnnspected a. SIS SO and
prime AZ &i3 20 Ella so Reef unchanged, with
Of 100 bbls Re packed Western ranged at si2 so
Si3 So Bacon was quiet Cul ais sold IA small
lots at &C. exc for shoulders, and at SIC asAe Tor
hams lard Wa heavy. Sales Of 200 bbls and uerccs
were made a, &C a"c aud prime In kegs was nj loc
lie. Butter and che Sc IN hr demand aud prices
unchanged.
suuAss were inactive The sales embraced about 100
hhds New Orleans ut &c ashc and about 100 do Cuba
nuscoyado ai DC. &c. t,c aud small ols Porto Rico
al alc TIC 10 Sc, the latter figure for prime
wslH,sY Sales Of 200 bbs p D were made At TIC,
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started their nil 1T Valley 'ais welt AZ thc osc IN
this place Tho preacn. cef FOR their go1ts warrars
ia, IN IA jcnx tis. The D0nur Manufacturing Company
VIII start Their extensive print works IN Tow d,!a
which will arorG much rrEcs "a the many persons who
~er~ thrown out q enpicJ nen vince th, ccrpc's,o.
suspended operations.
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The expenditures for Ia yoar 1857 are OF an exraord
nary character and the aggregate therefore unusually
large bu, even with this the rate Of taxation fair
valuation Of the taxable property within tho corporation
limits, less than almost any other city in the Union The
total taxation Is les than per the appraised
value. The rate OF taxation OF much larger on
low valuation than when higher and just apprase-
men, is made The principal diaicuy Is with property
holders When assessment Of value made for the
purpose Of cyyng taxes every effort is made by
to Ok the apprasemen at the lowest point In doing
they think they avoid larger taxation, but 1t In fact only
af To the per ccn,age SO much money be raised
each year for city purposes, and much comfort
able and satisfactory To have small per ceutage
levied upon fair valuation than high upon re-
duced valuation. The city o! Milwaukee far from being
heavily taxed.
The pttsburg and Connellsvile Railroad Company
nounce their inability to pay tho som annual interest duo
the lat Of January prox upon tho $500 900 Of the
bonds OF the city Of it,sburg Issued TO tho company in
payment u the subscription Of the city TO it, capital
stosk This the railroad company which the
city OF Pittsburg issued her bonds which has failed to
pay The neres, upon them according 10 contract until Tie
said roads shall be finished The account now stands as
follows
Puiburg and s,eubenyilc. ............... $3.50 ooo
AAcghauy Valley 400 600
Charters Naev... .......t.....s..'. lso,Vo
Pntsburg and Connelsville .............. 500, 600
Total. 900 600
Al these roads in unfinished condition, and the
utou the hands An,ounta annual ann of
hNtes' ul'h ''' "'N"7 '''Vui9 w WV 'Aus' S"l Va
500 600 Tho roads unable pay IT, and the city
no, without additional legislation.
:, -. -, ~ A.. =, .,,. a,
INV o'i's ~ f " s '
Rsr5 under aate oi Dee. o. gives ue ioo"hs Mayss Oh
nrarcin' ,r,irs In that city
4. ., ft.,tnro a s,ockboIrn and n. cothcnhp,g ,hs
at - s,sct !, r.cs,y :, tie ror,r az 49,.
s..,, .ti,r -, n, I've rennarc,ai cacon,,,,v 4,
=. -. - i. u..,,a.sr al y, a. s,syy,s
~ -, :, .Sc@1,ti ro's $50 c,ts 49, ~
sssrs ~ iiarrtyr, i b,rr ,hra,rh ,hcsc h.nrsr.
49,, ms sgt,cs ,is ,y,tts n rnsisna America and
80 ,,--,stre 7l,~r, ,.s-o H. ,he lsh ~ a,s,x
- AN, :, ,iree ,,,,i ~ f,.sbtt, which ,he N.,io,.I
- go. - \ Il, ,,.f, 1870, a. az o,,o@
-. ~. M, F. grc,, rn,,ts, ~ n.mb,sr bo',ses
~. ! h.n ,r,ria 4, me- t,e.s ery,egmsn,s sm~. ~
-, 500 49,. 49,, reltrst Il, .,,u,nb,gcn n,oc.,.d
M ,,i ~ 49, -, go, IL ,ha, rirrnmst.nr. - 4,
aele,l, ~ IL ~, Nais,,r IA rnanee ,odav sani
u, A. ~ Satoa,i "a, ths,,i sovarnn,ent haj anon
,.no,siy ,~.., ~ " III. n - q sposaI . sum nj 0ye
- - ,r,n 1,cs +. ~ nvsneIpal rnerchants
sna sh,us1nrT was -, d. ~ebsnge iu order 10 de
vie the best nsahs Or wardng CT tho mpeaGing evil
several o. tho oans sseS sos Me present. VINO declared
.hcb III. baeor,e ac ard yscrc rnra,d n Wa I'll con-
,eanenre ~ ,ha, decson ~, tcrr,aon IA alroaiv
n.n,,one, was sen, "a a. HAMBURG 10 tale up Iii The
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Open Christmas.- Brady's Galleries, 300 and
500 Broad"sy VIII be open this day. Christmas fer lhe
cepuon Of ysers till Bpm
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A St1ttcsinR ltem.-t;e-ge-ge-g. 60 ne-ne-ne-
KNOWS FOR yo yeyeyour hoi ho hoi holiday La! ha ba'
hat. No. 2l2 broadway.
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you wish 10 fully ENJOY tie Pleasures Of ibis Festive
season If wish 10 cheerful counenance
MURRAY LANMANS FLORIDA WATER.
by dong clear the head purify the and
breathe the sweetest Of perfumes Sold by the propreor
ID. T LANMAN co, "a Water street aud by ali druggists
NJ 50 cents per bottle.
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Useful Family Present.-Buy Prntt's PA
tent sewing machines Price s2 to $50 No 81 Broadway,
New York.
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The Belmont and British Art Exhibitions
will be open Christmas day and evening
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The II0li6ays.-Prof. Fowler will Make
chronological Christmas day and during the ho
day week, at 3os Broadway.
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BArry's 1IfcOphcrous IL the Best and Cheap
EST article for dressing cleansing curling prcser
wing and restoring the hair Ladies try it, soidby all druggists
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informs his friends and the public tina, he the
Nicholas HOTEL and continues bis efforts them
this extensive and modern establishment he enabled
fer them every comfort
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CrfstadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tsupees-
The very lest In the world wholesale retail The dc
privately applied. No. Astor House.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The beet IN the world SURPRISING all made Sold and
al the fnanufactory Z33 Broadwsy
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The Holiday Hats, Pronounced by Men O,
fashion and refinement the truly propor.ioned
giant hat yet issued those manufactured by EsPES
SCHElD, lis Nassau street Price IS 50.
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Drs. Hunter & Melville. Consulting Ply
icians for pulmonary Diseases s Broadway, New York
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Crackers and Chr1stmas.-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
INV YORK Dec "a, 1857.
We respectfully solicit your acceptance Of package Of
Wing farina crackers nourishng delicate article
OF food which has within comparatively short period OF
time become widely known and in extensive
addition TO the intrinsic excellence these crackers which
the true ounc alton Of their great popularity saed
that much due to the different journals through which they
have been made known 10 the public Acting upon this view
this intended simply As friendly token Of acknowledge
m~Bt for the great benefit derived from vcrsng In the
new YORK HERALD Very respectfully.
A. N. THOMPSON a. CO,
Nos 2sl and ~ Fulton street New York.
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Campbell, Druggist md Che mist, Southwest
orner OF Eighth and Twenty eighth New York
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C,rkrJ FOX
- ana woncersu theory for ia preveatos.-3upe.
tios u ,seeinsion experiments those wonderful
indef,te able aad skfa sh-pas nrs R.d~ay Co. nave
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, that will NO, only prove :
blessing a. be human bat ill star- the rr>dicsI Acu
been proves lbat gle drop ~ hADwAYs EEADY RR
LIEF vsccne matter sw-pox will entirely n-ura,ss
prcT"G .h al aApIsYs sEs pS nNiirs Possesses 10
far virtues " vaccua,ion, Of Instantly
ravog The infectious poison Of smallpox. taken into oa
.t charged WITH this subtle pusun before erup09
TAX lace and that the nbalation Of s flavor few
drops drirh viii Erfy the thai zoe may
ylsi ae most Infectious nod magn.a piaces where small
selves with KADWaY.s EEaLY RELIEF. Lei ! spo.xa
and csrued about hs and defy smallpox
any ther infec.ioas Or CON, .s..ns disease
boue Al l62 uison street. " stairs New York.
SY,sE AMERICAN sTEREosCoPIc CoMPASYs NYw
n Bee. c e on. a s rt. eOged w "sr nIs ss
Breadvay y Emnerlch III Fulton street Dealers sup
lied by LANeENHEIM. LLOYD co Philadelphia.
TEE FINEST ASSORTMENT or HOLIDAY PeEssNvA
IN IuE COT NTRY
AZ extremely low prices, Toe cash
FArcT CHINA TEA SETS, DINNER
MpNrs ptWI4s 10
STIvM PLATED rsA strs, uKss WATERS,
TEkS LIQUOR STANDS.
FANCY oOFrEEs COIN
JEWLG u0xEs. CoIodNss.
Large and ANA sets 81 Cue Cvu
LERr. IN morocco cases MOST BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE
rREsEsrs and 10 tso other articles
n view O. The apr r,clng dull season IN January one
ever before offered - the peohieo Of has Yors
h. Y. HhUuEWOVF CO,
Corner OF Broadway and Broonle slreoA
WEnprsg AND VISITING cARrs-TuE FInEzz
w Ipc cheap eat II tie cy. "a, EyERDELI4S broadway
corner of Dusne street.. established 1910.
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CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

u, T
Asis-The sales embraced about 30 bbls. pearls, at
sac Pots were nontnsl nj Bc.
BREApsTrEFs -Tour-The market steady with sales
,f about GOO 900 bbs closing at about the following
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CT IN DOUBLE soLE WATER PROC, sEvxI
Nv. booA nos ready a. Josss 10 AEn s~ress nsss
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WEnD'sI AND VISITING CARrs-TuE PISyx
w Gpc cheap eat IL TIE cy. a. EN ERCELIS BsosdwAS
corner ,f Duane street. alhilshec 1910.
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DICuARUs gIsGhiAND, AUCTION nm
IL THIS DAY,
Al loL ccock A. NJ
inaSress rrr manufacturers saA
FANCY ,.D<,TsS
WAIGItEat DiaMDSI,S, JEWFiRT,
Fine oruoln sad gold iijnnt.rie ladies' cabAA.
SILVER AND fLAJEr WAKE,
China Rai Gisss perfunr-y ard fancy articles ~
ever description. suitable fer
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
'tH largest and superb Assortment offered foB
G.lc IS az Son.
hICha6Es KiSG-IANB %,
Salessvorn ~ ~ Broadway
Coracg Q: rankin street.
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yTArCHEs ANn JEwrLRy
w AT REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber q selling all description "
GOLD AND SfI,N ER WAfChES,
DIAMOND RINGS,
And all kinds Of ewelry retail Of reduced prices beng
CAO q ALLEN fmpoftsr OF Watches and Jewefry.
Wholesale and REAL, Ne II Wal street. seeoRd g92s
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xvGO "LLANFOUs.

MERRY CHRISTINA La o.. he.,,,, ~, m.as ~
tel tsrc.e1i. lor *. s1. s.s0 misses
- M ~ sa 800. "a 'gre-- gslt.rs de- form
Inc a. fai I'D appropriate gias fn '"' J"' :"
MILLER z Cu'S, IA Z ma street
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THE CASE OF COLONEL SUMNER, OF THE CAVALRY
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE Wet,
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. g. 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. B.
]. Before General Court Martial which assembled at
Fort Leavenworth, Il. T. the LIST umo in pursuance
OF Special orders No a. current Series from these head
quarters ANA OF which Colonel Henry Wilson, 7th
iany is President, tried Colonel Edwin v. Sumner,
OF the LIST regiment Of caYary the following charges
and Specifications. 70 Wit