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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

IN THE COMPOSING RooM-We like to 20 into
the composing room and circulate among the
printers and we do 90 there every day. They
are busy set Of fellows and always good ma.
tured-perfect types of civilization. Printers
are generally Of this class, so long as you don't
crowd them with too much talk. and thereby
give them good reason to have unpleasant proofs
of your visit. Further, Compostors stick by
their friendships, and are seldom formal, though
they observe the general forms Of social matters
They are practical admirers of the female sex
and what is peculiarly strange, are all favorable
to Em's--othcr given names seem to sink behind
this particular gem Of their pariality Alto
gether, printers enjoy their profession, and have
reasons to feel proud that their occupation is an
honorable one, rising above the great majority
of trades and sciences. We hope to never meet
a worse class of men than those we meet in our
composing room-they are our style
We Of the scribbling sect should make poor
work of it, if our "devils'' should be struck sud-
denly blind. The quill would be of little use,
though driven never so skillully, if the mallet
were taken from the office.
We believe printers as a class, to be a noble
hearted generous set of fellows and that the
world doesn't realize how important a part they
have to play in its drama. The printer isn't
awarded the credit and respect his labors truly
merit. Hour after hour he patiently tolls fOI
the world, and the world takes little heed of the
Industrious typo" amid the
l. Il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

LNCOLN's CABINET The New York TjiJnne
names the following gentlemen as likely to be-
come members of LncOlns cabinet
The latest information which has reached us
respecting the composition of Lincon's cabinet
indicates that the various departments will prob.
ably be filled about as follows: Secretary of
State, VIM. ii. Seward, of New York Secretary
OF the Treasury, Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio At
torney General, Edward Bates, of Missouri :;
Secretary of War, Simon Cameron of Pennsyl-
vanla Secretary of the Navy, Robert L Scott,
of Virginia Secretary of the Interior, William
4. Graham. of North Carolina Postmaster
General, Gideon Welles, of Connecticut. Seward
and Bates have both accepted the positions which
have been offered to them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

THE SoLEMNITY OF LIFE-We see not in This
life the end OF human actions. Their influence
never dies. In overwhelming circles il reaches
beyond the CARVE. "The ball once in motion
rolls on and on down the sleeps of eternity for.
ever. The train is laid in time, the explosion il
in eternity" We talk much of the solemnity Of
dying. With hushed voice and almost pulscess
heart, we gaze upon the pallid cheek, the quiver-
ing lip, and heaving bosom Of dying friend 1t
is solemn scene. But let us think more about
the soIemnity of living. Death removes us from
this to an eternal world Time determines what
shall be our condition in that world. Every
morning as we go forth to act, we lay the moldng
hand upon our destiny, and every evening when
we have done, we have left a deathless i'm
press upon our character" "W We touch not a
wire but vibrates in eternity. Not a voice bat
reports at the throne Of Cod Our characters
will attend us through eternity. If good. thew
will follow us like friendly angels through onr
lives, shed light in our graves, and Illuminate
our Immortality. If bad. they must accompauv
us in life, haunt us in death, and torment ms in
eternity. Let youth especially "think of these
things, and regulate their conduct accordingly: !:
let every one remember, that in this world, where
character is in its formationstate, it is serious
thing to think, to speak, to act.-AnOnymous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

ADDITION TO THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.-
Miss X. W. Hall, of Washington. IS tbe authoress
OF the following appropriate impromptu to the
StarSpanged Banner -
And now when disunion and dscord abound,
And the South and the North glow with lierce
elimination,
with hearts more united well gather around
And look to our flag as the sign of salvation:
Accursed be the morn, when dishonored and torn
lts glory departed, its beauty all shorn,
The star-spangled banner no longer shall wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the
brave
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
THE EYES ! THE EYES
DIR. f. Fl. PARDEE,
May 9TH, 1860.

,sGAsk DIR. e. Fl. PARDEE,
AEE OCULIST.-A a protracted blind
>ITTN% ness Of more than five years DIR. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and sciensif-
cally acquainted with all diseases of the Eye
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with success that cannot
he surpassed in any part of the United States !;
and for proof of this he will subslantate hy ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having ex-
hausted the skill of all the eminent Ocusts in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York
DR.. p, wholly objects TO the use Of caustic, blue
stOne-keepng the patient in dark room, diet
ing, blisering, cuppinS-the blue pill at night
and salts in the morning, etc, etc. DIR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls be
has had for bis Rheumatic mixture from all parts
Of this coast with the many testimonials, is pos
tive proof of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can be sent to any part Of The State coast, and
each bottle will be accompanied with full direc-
items and a receipt foY Eminent, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients OF which can be
procured where-prce, $40. The ARTlFl
CIAL EYES inserted by Dir. p. have all the
movements Of the real eye, and cannot be de-
teeted, even by close inspection. Address
DR.. L. H. PARDEE,
San Francisco California
OFFTcE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza II otel,
San Francisco Sept. 5, 1860. 3l26t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
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similar cases constantly reported:
JERSEY CITY, Oct. 20, 1852
MEsSRs. A. B. D. SANDs-Doar Sirs: ! have
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other accounts. have tried number of mpd-
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Eye Balsam. in spite of my skepticism, | resolved
to get some, and at least try it. am now writ
ing this in the fullest gratitude to inform you Il
could almost send you a fifty dollar bilD that
few and only few applications, have resulted
in a complete cure
Respectfully yours, L. ZABRISKlE.
PRICE. 25 CENTS A JAR. win be sent irce
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Prepared by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggist, lOO
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

Rom OR DLocxADE-ASD BLOCKADE hlgic ~ o'S,
A6er airtinv along in the iogs OF deiuded ssn',9-
c;.n snd bosn ing aboat without ballast aud rudfer-
les y tho shoals and quckSands of seuseless y'ueTa
SoS = bayiag out and incontinenlly swelling o. the
Vast strength, independence ard geners saRsiorS q
SJ s;s"ant and contemplate, IL that at st tGs
No,tbe m craft and it's na,igators ms they app o4S
AL Of thsir cruise BEGIN TO entertain shie"a
s.son of the practical result Of their Draw t
against this sec.on and OF The Wa.ery ~0 .;nkn~"an
sGs'. terus Of g6nenes, as ii sea:sick 9uAiu-i
Somn0 or the sriit Of their epsastrc region. sun
u hye stomach for light. But, from appearances
,heye Is danger of such collapse Soon that those VINO
aonoi rsae6 our shores in long bos will begin to IRE
uu,e.puns OF distress, and appeal without stint, TO
our humanity to save repentaut sinners es they DC
" in the deep bosom OF tie ocean buried IN
sea Of deliberately UNSOLICITED disaster. GA, .,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

LATEST FROM JAPAS.-Privafe letters hoye bean
received in tits city from Mr.. Harris, our M1haer :.
Yedo. dated az late as the 10th Of December Ire
health of Mr. Harris has been entirely restored and 10
was in the active performance OF bis Official dH''@.
He rerrespts the feelings of the Government and sv
pie of Japan to be in the highest degree iaVerf~
this country Mr. Harris differs essentially ife@ '0s
opinions of recent etter-writers from JAPAN In req
10 tho prospective importance of the America ''''A
There is reason to leeve we may expect large hnP"'
atoms of teas and silks from there during the a
wear. Tie En- assadors wuo visited the Un'te'i sAs
mad all resumed their official emp!oymenis, and "s''
loud and sincere in their Acknowledgements toT re
honor and kindness shown them while In tho tnse
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

"THE CRY is STILL THEY CosEF-A pronfne1n
citizen yentilstes his grievances In the following
moving terms:
II here BE- mother city this round world which .o ey.r
run with b,eesr ard Ie6drr. tbis New-i 1s ain 81
Lam where Il IT, have heard Of the szzsronia NpPess
they are sgssys e.,ociatsd In mind vi ma
believe that te,e pictorial and picturesque beess,s a s"s
In unendiuR tbs houses Of The heapoisns - ne" Wy
bo- every dsy the cold boken yttusls Of toe A,tS
Tie ~ Memo - aud the Fifth Avenue es urso ties Scui
f 10 ,ly one half the mNe and female nandSs'' s'cn
b.,s.t, heir bAuds be and beset ossenos o
from NON TIL dewy eve As one goe ont 81 my .s.py
bs,deo Their passes aud In ara p"ra sHo Ge
III, nIy COX for the tx nundsedfh time Eli ga out No
he door were opeu,d their haporubse knnck'rRr ~oass
hollis occupv The u.r OF servsDt Asn IL te ns
Il Aim 81 int i,, perform their WORK Add " ~S o.
.nt b. esars son Of begsns snd rs sia Zen
couid tuocsiut d vs. DPS tattoo p,e'y c'As's "
Inv. peeled to the Police IN vain Bot tteo oHr osss
utry win their hands their pockets aud the easy SIS
won't EVIL. perform duty obey orders am ar's, To- We
licensed peadl.rs grown bed In thefr hDmnih! hv1
puu hmsI ing doobels TIL theit usnde. s'e %
located Sixteen waier girls have at various times gfse
WANING beasse they expressed IT, their legs Were ia
OF the sn.v.fiug the frpt door. Is there no ens1 q
Eoito-f are infections the necessary Lna
eobequences # house holding In this ethyl ~ tht' AVE. 'u
move. shall sell wilderness" where to"is "- -
perpetual p.ddes and mess ndcah TO dr's lie ,o'
WIKI n IN eeIdug, still ginning poundins % ny S"''
sad Tihusg Of my bells
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
New2lork daily Griba,ts
KANSAS RELIEF FUND.


To W. c. Bazaar Chairman Of he NeD York Esasas Rss
Committee: lHs
The Treasurer reports receipts for the week ending
March IS, az follows:
From W. F1ss ss snP Dutaf fss s.nsS ~.
Ess.st T. So e. George Douglass 1905 McDonesisrs<
B. GsoIss sgsse'G % q s S%S w ss
do. Waterbury W, Sel 50 do "si'esaiL 30 30 40 lsns
Senn Sc j. Crsnd-l and oth,, $40 Citsp. Ceatrs fsa
s4i 10 Fir,t Pre.byeran Church Hector et1 " A-ssa
tna . Others eiS 4 G 81 ssoE Z. and lillian
s26 DP frost 20; . Citizens. lsLiG.vs n T. x
Nimsniuger, 80 90 Cong CHURCH raDaed a, 92I - u
die. ard etzeD: La%b.rvile J.. u.s. d. stes,ss -
ds West 81; Hoffman, Chairnsu, Lewiston Ca - -
Near Near *9 nd s b. "{as ssss
Eo,yaes; s and s, Gh. s MSTI'G1 ~ o. ~
Sn ard s'i Middle
D.vi. and Otler. South SoTi lows sls L. s1i
Oilers 49, Appleton Bark Lowell SO Peop.s Of IsD L =,
is f Ss,i.ssls s' sg; fisesyis sd Lisbon
" &c essds 49, is' s 9ss inf fp s csah
ms,os ss coSsr;sAG9. Church s.lssssss
g S'S Ssss.SSy pcdns House ieo = v.
v' isoa Gl NJ pot ss / Wsd
IL Rsg; ,o SS,r' Sofs. cS ss 8. La,
% PH. !SD +soiG Messansh 20 f,ssd. %s.go,
T. s2 Chatham Bsas Dr. IL eh ss., aemp.t.d sssss
D. Mostsomery tcoLj +i0; Fritnes, Hampton, Min ss1i
0,,o n Y al IS; Met Police, >. x X scrsd ~
Sargent Gors; so Church Of puri,sD. sIes ku-s G,s,'
Sg Society Pa 4lo Citizens, Ftnmouh, " 70; oo,
Nunas n j. s3l Z r. wilson Piitshed, S1 sseecs'
Ulysses AGA emy, 81, Citizens vsrnoo Genre, n H. ~
IS o.; Peir5's Mills do sIS RocAsSd Me- g IL 81, r.as
ets. Monroe $50 the Rev l. Walk and Others s2 -
Crton son,SoId H. l. si2. Citizens ssuk Co, Wis sh,
Do, Pbsssd Vs. SLID 81 Do. NewpSss, n " SNi CsE
school exhibition, Richfeld Springs y. ~ s4 1911
for Friend 2S Taos Linco IS People hsdog i@weme
Ioxa rs o. D. woodward and q. SO. hon, ~ >" fIs's
MiIlrilIe Pa 4s3 so: DO. Psi,tow, N r., sl3; srns
Perry s2o Cizens N,wuaTtford CT s'ie Isl 10 ssess
bnrt Pa s34 o., Do. BrsteboIo, VII SIS DO WhfmtnA~
w. 25i .. Robinson Gbom.st Ssns 81 ~ y: s a.
Others Florence o. $40; Citizens PeefskN 50. Dos Aa.ss
bank Mas. +1s Erie Pa Sl3 Is; fhst Cong Chqish SS
entry r. T.. 10 %; 5. Pulaifer Co, Peoria H. fsii
TKIsusK subscri Woodruff N. T., 81 cssn con 1@,S
30 IA number, s23s TO- Contributions through Tns ~
TRIBUNE. Sl6i 10
AAnou"'' VIZ JOHN h. WILLIAMS. Ttessurss
Further contributions should be sent totbe Treasasr
at the Metropolitan Bank, N. T.; ard bundles
clothing, &C., TO the Room No. IS Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

CASsORT g. insolvent debtor TAKE uoce OF an order
granted Mach s. 1851 10y the Hon George b. Dsno.ne,
County Judge Of Ontario Cosuty, " " upol the oh 2,
FRANKLIN d. CASSORr OF CanSudteuH In said tonuts gu
ilsoivsut debtor and many q his cradtors redis |
the United debts amounted 60 ~ ea'. 5
OF al e drhts owing by The said nsovcnt 20 creditor tn
Ing within the Unsl States requiring all ue oied' G -
lnsolyeht iu show cause il any they have oeote -" ~ -
office 10 the Village OF Geneva Ontsho oaAty -.
day May l5e at oeloeh IN he s,.0a ,bonS not 5s
wy an othe said insovenfs ehato saouu ~ 20
made aud he be dchars.d om bis debts pnrsusnt :" , ~
Visions of hs statute for the disc hNge 81 a. n'oo 80
aeb~-eaHshd~isub N i" GooplNG & RICHARDSON
o,,,v Attorneys for Insolyrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

CTPREME COURT, Comfy Of Onondaga.-
y HARVEY r. SLAUSON against GEORGE HODHES-
10 tie defendant HODGES: You srs he eby summoned - an
.r pla,n this action which wss hed H. the oee OF
the above raard county In the City OF SyTAc e on
he 18th u March, 1911 aud copy of your answer On
my otiee 30 40 Caanesrs street. IL the Csy 81 New
the Of such icei the plaintiff will taAe judgment
alns You the Of % 81 snd Interest thereon tEou mo
9,h day Of October laa. bes5es costs
SAMUEL BROWN, Pldntif's Attorney,
r,s2 law6wF No. 10 Chambers st., New fork City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

STRANGE DESOUEMESr OF AN INDIANA MrRDe
Casa short tine since we receiyeda letter Nom
man named Geo. W. King, stating that be and sw'
otber men were confined in tie Benton County 10
dianaI ia on the charge Of numbering Dv. JoaAs D.
Rowe Mr.. King requested us to publish II lAf
TRIBUNE an inquiry as to the Whereabouts of d.
Rowe, who, he said, he was certain WAS sill i'ins
We cid 80, and we now learn that the missing Dad
WAS found in New Masson, Clay County, Illipo.s' y
one of Mr. Kings attorneys. Tie Lafayette CoHr"
gives the particulars Of the arrest of Kjag az foeT
"The causes which led TO the arrest Of Hipc % ne
charge of murder, learn are about ~ fpI"w';
few months siuce two men, tanned Ro5b.ss apd n
ger, were aTrcs'et aud imprisoned for COUNTER W
Crilrr gave bail for 900, and was released bs"s
he tine for their trial round both Robbins tha
Criger began the circulation of the repor. thai 'by
had inform alton of the murder Of Doctor RoSe--Hl
King aud Others had killed hin, and made nupeDs
oIhrI statements connected with the affair. Toe 0's
ter coming TO the ears o. the ohcers, oaer ~ Dss
10 Criger that if he would appear before the "r' %
jury OF DeuIon Couty and make AFFIDAVIT 70 eoa ,is
tho arrest Of King snd bis alleged accom- me- ns
should be allowed TO esrape trial on the connie Ith,s
charge TUis proposition was readily ac'efIeo ,!
Criler uuou whose testimony a wlrr.pt was F-"s''
Tor the arrest Of King, koogers and Hagse', wy
were soon after dis, larled ny the Circuit Coah vi
Ccr we AR, told slon AFTER hed the country, sps
Robbins v no snbstaniited Ciigers state mei'r wss
one of the gang who broke our county JAIL Tow
weeks al cs and for whose apprehension a 'emsI.
ia ofered by the Sheriff The position OF tLh 10,
transaction nj present. would seeu 70 hal'a'' 49,
King has been the victim # "a terrioie PSfseeN''n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

CHURCHES IN Bosros.-There are lIV p,ac S' %. "
religious public worship in hs cityoi wnlsn = ~.
Congregational Unitarian IL Cougrega'iohsi lL''y
riau, IA Baptist, - Episcoea'Aa' pSs.sr,.r sn and
~ Of other denominations Within 10 years tae pun'
her Of churches has increased H. and within 20 ye
"a on the existing religious socities the Cnisal'I
could well 81 are 81 the Unitarian CogIegaior,iAs.
lists. 8; the BaptSts the hPSeSpaaaa ,t u p,esty
,ey;ane. or 9. With 20 less Prosestan, Churcnes
Boston, the parishes would bea great deal ssr0's'
than they n0waare,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
Ocean Gtsamers.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAYRE- On
SATURDAY, March % The United States Mall steamer
kssl so 2 Of 5 s. % S III '
This steamship n,ngss.ed Tor safety and efo has donos
%Se ba.ss sSs % END in ss q
aadins &, eep the pump- free Tor work and secuie the y
For freight or passage apply to , =, nov
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway.
The steamer FULTON will ssil ApTA27.
ENOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ca eIs III IN Np SpG f
the day Of dersrnr. will be the MoNDAl following For
ner Of wsrren-st. = .... =. d. B, ALLEN, Agent.
YI,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS 49,.
s#E-- la. PROM szw.roKK To LIVERPOOL -
yRoa boston, TO LIyKtPooL ~
Chief Cabin Passage.
The ss sio. cam cal at Cork :5o
The hlp' from BOSTON eau st Hsl.S and tork Hsrbor
PERSIA, c.pt JudAin,. AFRICA, esp. Shannon
A AsHb Cart a' Io aME6A oa Gp Noodle
AU0TFALAsA Hockey EEtAsShA G Sg Tsc
sCoTIhlpe buildI4sJ
These vessels cay clear white light masthead green on
AMERICI NcAaIsy. leave. Boston. "Wednesday Mar.
AZ Hockey leave. NewYOrk. Wednesday Mar =
NIAGARA Noodle leaves Boston. Wrdns'day Mar ~
CANADi Anderson reyes Boston,. esday. April
AFRICA shannon leaves EowYork Wednesday .pr 70
PER Sew.York wsdne.dsy Ap
Betls no, secured until paid Tor
An eI fenced SITgeon board. :,
The ships Will no. be accountable for Cod
Silver Bullion Specie J-~ely rIecou. stones or Meta-
unless Bills Of Lsdny signed therefor and value thereof
L. CUSARD, no. 4Bo~lingUoen.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
s'I igss sSu S Yos and PSsdspa
s,eashp company intend d.pschns their Empowered Clyde
~. - d. d. afaI
'0'' PIN ..','...... Saturday. Mar %.
CSy ov ,RIi,iTiV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %prS.
And every SATURDAY, ct noon from Pier No. A, North
River.
FIRST CABIN. .....S15l sIEERAGE..; .......'.s9
s,s.,s,s R.tu,n tcket GOOD 10, sir months ...... go
fs.s.sers Ha,re, Hamburg Bremen, Rot
Person. W.sr bs their friends can buy tickets hsse
own-Fu.t Cabin e +iOS sseer.So from Liver
pool : 20, from Qus-ns,own. IN
and cary oIrsrrnced surgeons. They built in wa;ertsht
ion sections and patent Fire Aubihtors on board
,t sSI Ea D%sS. iR'5 r I,'tG% ~
81 EGoeh qu.re ~ 0nsen'.3T 70 T. N s ns1
.hePh. JOHN DALE No 100 wann - or the Com
''n'' o@''' '''' No. o. IS s-osdvisy Ny
CTEAM from NEW-YORK to IREi AND, ENG
- LAND ard SCOTLAND, via GALWAY, for 80 - H.
sbove touching ST. Johns r. h. to land passengers and
On TUESDAY. M.rchsa
In cabin Gsgsy Liverpool.
In ti oasio GALWAY Liverpool d,.sow, or any town ~
IN lesne on kSwsy n
STIiGFrrr.aa. ~ias bling thrir fiend. from tue
old oOuH'r,ean OOss * EEt KING ~ P eRIE5
For further Hf'rT Io% = o. "a Ps' 'Gp ssn
No. = hld - south Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

A RARIC RHEUMATIC GOVT PILLS, and
"A ARABIC ITCH OINTMENT -Postive for the
aTe dl.-a.s Suffering humanity try them! - and - ced
8 box Manufactured BY d "a aONLAOAE, ard 'old oy
our Whae.ele E-nIs r. G. WELLS Co., no. ll3 Ffa1s
ii also. No. S1l 9Th ~.
F5NRUSSES- For the radical cure OF RUPTURE.
Elastic socings shoulder Braces, Suspenoiy hsnc1ss
sc The HANDKERCHIEF EGtN II. TOR l. ~Arrth'
e.. 10 cure Syestorhea mpotency Seminal Losses Sc Ca
npon or address Dr. GLOVER L THORSE, NO. Abn'ss,
under Buuuni's Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY.
~. THE UNION BUILDING ASSOelNIlO Gst,.,r
ISAAC POMEROY ELIZABETH W: JONES, JAMEo, +"
BADGER soe admui Of tine goods chat els and credits,
which Of GeoiE- u Jones. deceased Nim JonT ana
Abg,i Joues b vii: JOSEF Addlensn, aud Emily Aode
An b. v!f. Reuben Ross J jacob fecare and FREQ nrk
Fsenwrt Summons for feisfCon not serl
a Is above lamed You hereby sunoe ned and re "a
sn.s Tia co,rl,n In nis cin which wiz be med Ia NE
oil CO Clerk Of the Couny u hip's Al the C1y L ~ We
of aDd the shd
compliant hr sGbsc6er at their Office No III bfoad"sy
m hs CIV of NewYotk within twenty day alter the service
his on YOU exclusive OF the day OF such SER e AID
II you TAI % the said complaint vi hiI the time sirs "a
the antiG In is action vii apply TO toe Court he relief
demanded in IN. complaint dated New.foIs Fto ~ l,6
BARNEY, 10 GLER N PARSONS Psuih = Atys;
The co.iut IN this action duly tiled ia the ohe- Of the
Clerk OF hs County q Kings In the Ciy Of bTooAyD Aforesaid
=" 'D' - N'' BARSEY, BUTLER PARSONS.
mh1sIavGuP Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

ARMY AND NAvr.-1he Army Register for is -.
ba. been isned 1t gives the total enlisted men o ~
army AZ 1895 aggregate, ~ TIL are var, n,
soI;ect 10 the increased sllowau e Of the regimsps
serving on ant citations, the total enlisted ol' W.
n. $40. and the aggregate 1865.
The distribution OF our naval forces througnon uS
world rs given in the Naval ReslS'er LOT i0Oi'
;ssned il IA follows: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
/, ,o,s,ooudent writes from Omaha, NeOraska, 90

A rorespondent WElIss hun 0'l'""''
the 81 lust; ..nA,
"a prisoner was ;hs morning taken from the lnii y
a, onab'. Vigilance Con niltee and hung. Crowd
ass eosking 20 s. him where be Is still swi Snsl
Grectly IL front Of lis recently vacated cell he 80
robbed woman IN the country OF n, loO dni'2 ne'
husbands absence; had also attempted her SIN Va
acknowledged being the leader Of IN organize oAnJ
OF freeboote, extending from here W The sIors' "
the Pacific"