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The Indian Herb DR., r. 1umbIety, M. ID. |,
from Canada viii describe disease ami tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints illness whout receiving
information from them. No charge fer r1nsuliaon i'd
vice ofce No o3s grosdway, within ~. minutes walk
Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
CTR MOTTO
We use such BARNS as have strife
With Mature or the Laws Of Life;
with blood our hands stain,
Nor Poison men 10 ease their Pain.
Our Father-whom AL goodness ans
Provides the means 10 all Ills;
The simple Herbs, beneath our fest
Wen used, relieve our pains complete-
simple Herb simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
Theee, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health TO thee.
p TUMBLEry. NJ. d.
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BStchelor's Hair Dye--Rclfabi&, Harm-
less and nstantaneous-pacx brown Fasory 81 Bar
clay sold and applied at BATCHELOR's Wig Fac
troy, 10 Bond street
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Take Physical Exercise at Woods GYM
nasirn. No Ass Twenty eighth street. opca day and
evening
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Spring Stylos

1861. Spring styles. l60ls
Leary 4 Co.'s eucoessors-HUNT DUSENBURY,
Nos. 3, A. and Aston House,
VIII introduce Saturday the ID day or March I'm ad
diton to their standard HAt), new quality OF
Fine silk Hat,
PRICE s. rs
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THE WITS AND BEAUx OF
L SOCIETY
HARPER A BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE NEW YORK,
Publish this day
THE WITS AND BEAux OF SOCIETY.
Nv .rnoa md rfnn

FubIlEh This day
THE WITS AND BEAux OF SOCIETY,
and Philip Wharton,
Authors Of 1.-THE Queens of Society
With Illustrations from Drawings by VI. Browne
snd janes Goodwin, engraved BY the Brothers DalxeL ls
husin, 81 30
Memoir Of who, frsm the days OF Louis XIV and
Charles H. the present contury been celebrat-d
for their VIZ their Manners their Dres-, and their gene
raj Social Pre- minence, England In Frnnce
Anecdotes OF their Eccertricies, their Sayings ana
Doag sketches Of their Characters OF the Courts Ciabs
and Coteriea they reQuented, and OF the Phases
cey In which hey moved and shone The selection
made among the Takers Walkers oSocety
ned for literary abihes and when, IN
often the the latter have been also the former tho
literary purposey made cay 70 the oha
ractcr.
CONTENTS:
George yiiliers Second Dnk. o. buckingham De Gram
Certain Clubs and Club wits Under Anne; william Coa.
greve the Bath Bet; Philip Duke o. Whar.
ton; and the Twckenhsu Sct Phlip DOrwor
stanhopc Lord chsaerheld The Able srron; "a RocAs
Saint simon: Horacs1u and StyA rbesyv
I'M; George sefwyn and Gllly wliAns Richard prnsev
sheridan snt the Prince Set; Theodore Edward Hook
The Literary sidney Smith Holland owse a~x-
George Bubb Dodngon Lord Melsorabsl
Sent BY mall poetare prennid on rseeint "a n n
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Teeth Extracted without Pain, by a
new process Beautiful teeth inserted for 81 each,
J. JAY vILLBRs, Dentist, is5 Grand street
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Newly Invented Wigs and Toupees-Al-
Mocava Cream for preserving and beAutfyu the hr
manufactured by W. A. BATCUBLOR. l6 Bond street
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Family
and manufacturing Sewing Machines 4e5 Broadway Y
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BosToN, Feb ~, 1851
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|, THE CHEvAIIER FoRNEY ON ABRAHAM LIN
|CoIS-According to the Philadelphia Press, the
|Chevaiier Forney is pleased with "Old Abe"
The Cbevalier's. paper says Of him that she is
about the length and build Of Henry Clay,
though not so graceful. He has the same large
mouth, the same long arms, the same tall
form" Then it appears che is much less dis
turbed than Mr.. Buchanan was four years ago,
that he sees everybody, hears everybody,
|pleases everybody, means well, and viii try
TO do we'll" Secondly will there be any room
In the kitchen for the Chevalier Forney?
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cation troubles OF 1882 fresh in our memory
By this bill thsdulies imposed upon all foreiga
prticle6 manufactured from cotton or wool, or
from iron, which are necessities to the mass oil
Me people, are nearly doubled. The duties upon
carpets almost amount to prohibition, while
The tax on sugar-the only product IN wh'ch
Me South completes with foreign market
has been slightly reduced, tea aud coffee at the
same time entering free of duty. The concep-
lion of this bill is evidently aggressive upon
the South, aad, while pretending to be framed
FOR purposes of revenue, IS really in its opera
hon protective as far as regards the mtnufac-
turing interest OF certain sections of the coun-
TRY. Its introduction just at this tune. even in
|sts amended form, is therefore mischievous and
livery much to be deplored.
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ARRIVALS.
BpLIgr, Hon-Bark Honduras y Saure Norega Capt
seeley late Of brig Ann Elizabeth, W Fyve.
Poscs, PR-schr Buphema-Mrs Rafael vinas and daugh-
ter Philadelphia; Mrs Henrietta Eiseie Antonio Du
boee, NYork Geo r Wechers. Ponce.
MisATITIar-schr Moses Braifhal-sulrvan Gutter, Of
Boston.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING North American from PorlandT
Cot. sargson and Kirkwood q Montreal Q Vivian
and Lady quebec y Henderson. Pittsburgh Brook, lie Wis
ton; Guerra nd , Fsyet, New xeSsc9; Capt MeGa
and lady, Searsport; Capt Runls Thomaston; ID Re
gan Lawrence; Barron and W Casey Boston; Austin
and denry Reynolds Chicago Mcdonald and lady Nc
Phersop and Sylvester, New York, Calvert Detrot
Pete, Hamilton
MISUNDERSTANDING Africa 8 Gray, New York. r
Menssns, DO; HALL Louisiana; Mrs Margaret Corbest and
child. New York; WIN Thurmaner San Francisco; Ehr
ma do; Ronh New York strenli, do; Mr. and Mr.
helm d.; septimua Crooks do; Thomas shiPp France
pool Mrs Noble England; M John ,otherve Londo, WIN
and Mrs ven,e Amas and two CHILDREN. Spain; Hsry
Greenwood California; Thierv, Tennessee Thomas spen-
Ger, England Colonel John @ Fremont California
MISUNDERSTANDING Florida-Madame Beaumont Mrs
Pesse Geo SchAm Jos Lipman, Fried McHenna, Miss
Rose Fitzsmmons, Armstrong q Golden W X Brown,
Barnum, NJ J Baer, Edvd Lark, J Russell
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CHILLING AT A SACRIFICE.
ENGLISH AND SWISS CHRoNoMETER wATCHHa

speneid stock OF wstches, Jewelry and Damonds -
warranted first selling on
in factory Gsss Cases and FIXTURES in
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DEAFNESS
DEAFNESS,

DEAFNEss,
DEAFNESS
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u. nj. MURPHY mterrupted him that no
charged It, He believed that the motive that prompted
this simply that Of punishment TO Senator Tru
for voting In his Judgment he thought was right,
and be hoped that the senate would frown upon all such
attempts at persecution
Tho debate further kept up by Senators lawrence
and spino the latter denouncing In CATER terms the
effort force 10 vote against his judgment in that
way The motion 10 reconsider was carried by vote OF
is to 10, and the bin then laid the table. II Is
sad that Senator Truman will rise to question Of privi.
iege and state thai before the Senate convened
he threatened by the party he voted against
them they would kill his Chonsngo bill.
II the pevn side forced u this point TO carry their
ends they really IN bad position indeed, and offer
of the best aguents in favor Of the other side Of
the question, and they III find that the OF money in
the lobby will not damn at measure In tho eyes Of
honest men half as soon an corta prosecuting man
for voting "a he considered was right They had bet
ter lot the JOB which they have undertaken on rruemar
out, the sooner the better for them.
The concurrent resolution relative - tho amendment
to the constitution TO prohibit the sale OF intoxicating
liquors, was taken up, but postponed until Friday next
wiinouttakng any action.
The bill 10 give preference 10 the trial OF White with
Clancy was recommlited to the Judiciary Committee
Tho friends Of White appear 10 be quite
have made many here believe that there more truth
| that poetry in the charge 81 tho LsJdsv
Tho bill 10 make alterations in the map Of Now York
! in relation TO The opening OF Madison avenue
| was reported to the Senate this morning. The bill
which passed the Senate last winter owing an error II
trsnscbng or come cause was imperfect and wal
found 20 work seriously aganst the OF propery
holders owing TO discrepancy In the width Of streets
| This hil Is simply TO perfect that bill.
The usual Oil 10 provde TOT tne payment OF uncaimes
derosts our savings banks 10 the state Treasury
introduced In the Assembly this morning together will
several other bills Of particular importance to tn
| public. Several bills were reported by the standing
| committees, including two dime savings banks
one In Harlem snd one IN Brooklyn.
one hour end half Of the time Of the House take
10 this morning Upon a bill relative 70 quarrel In
Baptist church in Washington county, between the trus
tees and the congregation.
the bill 10 incorporate the Veteran Guard Association
Of the Seventh regiment or National Guard passed th
House this morning Also the bill 70 authorise the Court
OF New York Temporarily hire bold court ia
The news that has found It's way W Albany In regn
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CUN co.'s AMERICAN AGENCY AND RBADTpo
VI Rocma American papers kept on Ale. No 10 stra.A
w, o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
Simple Reasons for Prefcrriny Colts Re-
Iol'trN 10 All Others:

l-lAcy haze been thoroughly tested bv al
ria>>c, Of men IN every country. and from III,
hr~t I..ir fired III t oriia during the Indian wal
IN -. TO tn" present hour. they have ALWAYS re-
>p)ndc,! to The touch of their owners in the tim,
Of danger.
/! They lave I force ard accuracy which have
~ lara.Ioi IL the history ofiirc-arm,
Ill lhev Leave no burning paper in the bar
rel after 4 discharge. to blow the cartridge into
Vour face" a. DO the guns which open from be-
hind.
lN.-Thcy are simple in construction and cas-
hI taken care OF a. any ranger or cavalry soldie,
VIII tel You. Treat them well and they will treat
youI enemies badly.
N-lhty made Of the best steel that can Ne
procured for money, and have the strength to re-
lit the explosive force of gunpowdcr: while the
m"ngrcl limitations and cheap arms are clumsily
made OF east iron OF inferior Materials and ac
more dangerous to their owners than they are 70
Ill others.
Nl.-Ihcy arc well finished ana as cheap az a
good arm can be made by the ad Of modern ma
chncry ana >HIllful labor.
They ar" always worth what they cost
II yon uuy ANYTHING cheaper. YOUR life or that of
N!Il--lf you by a Colts Rifle or Pistol. YOU
feel certain that YOU have one true friend. with
six hearts in his body. and who can always be re-
He'd on.
lN-Ihcy can be carried loaded and capped
"i.h 'n'ir, safety Ia rain. or when wading nv
cr~ they remain water proof
A.-No otis arms have Oecu adopted for the ser
vice of the / :. by the army beard at West Point
in loj5, and for many years previous, as superior
10 all others.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
4 Wealthy Viyandiere.

The 9Th Wisconsin regiment has a young
and beautiful heircss for its vivandicrc. Com
pany X, dunn County Pinery Rifles Of the
9TH regiment Wisconsin volunteers is com
posed wholly OF men who were in the employ
Of an extensive mill-owner of Dunn county
named William Wilson. Wilson is imneu>,-
" rich, worth several millions in fact. and lit
ted out the company himself. The men hav,
been in his employ from boyhood up. and he
appears to them almost in traternal light.
His daughter. Miss Eliza Wilson. Young
lady of rare beauty and accomplishments was
exceedingly active in forming the company.
and when they went to camp she accompa-
MED them, and has been with them ever since
She went TO the seat of war with Them and
declares her intention to remain with them
through tie war. She has been chosen
"Daughter Of the Regiment" and besides be-
Ing nearly worshipped by the rough soldier,
from her fathers "pineries," she IS held in
great esteem by all the officers and soldiers
of the regiment. She is great enthusiast
on the war question.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

This valuable preparation, freed of all the comon COM
peuentS such as Opiates EAp-CorautS which not
~ run down the system but destroy all chance OF cure,
will found trial possess the following properties
AMI which the most valuable testimonials may be found
ia the pamphlets.
For Wh"oping Cough, and As Soothing Syrup meets
every want and by early will the largest proper
tlnn r!ptures children which be traced 10 hoo
ping Cough.
In ordinary Coughs and Bronchial Complaints, the
frcruners CoSum ptiou, its splendid propcrt,,
make only perfect enemy 10 disease. but
up ami Sustas the system against recurrence Ui
the complaint. No nursery should be without II. nor
should parents fail 10 get pamphlet 10 he found with a.
Dealers the only way TO do justice 10 lis valle.
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jtwIIEY ot the latest s,vleS aul -;u.,.
quality. >.,vc, AM >l.,,r riatod Mar. >F..--.
Forks. Cake and Card ba~Ae->. Batter. Frl.t .. :
Table Knives. Cup>. Napkin Ris-S. erc.
y Il. | coucinae - I.,'.Iilcisrc nv So
Spoons. and warrant =, "a. ,.tt ,-.s...frL Ia.
cnsraye free Of char-" n i.luo # sa.,. na,h >.y
and Plated spoons ara Ir:A>.
TIE >i.Hrr T.a''4 var, | nave i f.o,n =. -..-.
manufacturers. The q.ati-y ! pure az:
that When engraved Il .ouAs a Wi = six
c t. CT Piss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
mr. MARSHALL'S CATARRII
AND HEADACHE SNUFF

This Snuff has thoroughly proved Itself to be the best
article known curing the Catarrh, Cold in the
Head! and til. Headache II has been found an excellent
remedy in many Of Sore Eyes Deafness has been
removed by it. and Hearing has often been greatly i'm
proved by its USE purges out all Instructions strength
ems the Glands gives healthy action to the parts at
tecc Ii recommended by many of the best ply siciauS
and is used with treat and satisfaction
where More than twelt yiNe Years experience has
its great value: and at this moment 1t stands higher
than before.
large number Of the most respectable druggists in
Boston and New York i'll certificate signed by them III
l.j4 say: rht undersigned having years been
acquainted with Dr.. Mar,haf> Catarrh and Headache
smut and SOLD il Wholesale trade, Chccrtulv state
that believe il be equal III every respect to the
CUmucnlitiOn given il for the cure ci Catarrhal Alice
tons. and that ii decidedly the best article We have ev
kIuE ali he common diseases Of the head.
BEWARE OF COUNTER FEIIs "A lac slnlic OF the sigma
tUrc OF the Proprietor, CHA RLES BOWEN, is on every
bottle. Sold by Druggists every where. lGeopI26S'
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Z l. A c. X S NJ | L II | n q
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Having leased the shop formerly occupied by
S. B. Marston, would say to former customers
and the public generally, that am prepared to
do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch
wish to call attention particularly to horse shoe
ing. which will be done IN manner that VIII de-
fy competition. CALVIN PATTERSON.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. %, 1860 lStf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

This pistol is light, has great force. is sure FIRE
can be left loaded any length of time without in
jury, an! is safe To carry. 1t is really the niccs,
pis.ol for the pocket there is made. Please call
and examine for yourselves as regards quality and
price. I. NJ. HOWARD.
st Johns hury, July l. 1861 ola
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

device on the part of the influential portion
of the Christian church for keeping its mem
bcrs nd the world out of mischief. We be-
!ieye it is the fear Of the church that fewer
services would lead to more Sabbath esecra-
ton and mere carelessness, that keeps it up
to the old standard of two sermons a day,
and sometimes third service'-God pity
the poor man who has to 60 through it =
We need less public life and more home life
on the Sabbath-less preaching by the minis
ter and more lay-etfort.
We could preach a very long sermon on
this subject, but, as it is, we have only space
to hint at the principal points that may be
made. We should rejoice very much if the
efforts of our friends the superintendent
should result in the trial Of an experiment in
the direction which they indicate. We re-
gard it as far more important that the chill
dren and congregations of these churches
meet together at their leisure, on Sabbath at
ternoons to talk and study, than that we have
preaching either Sabbath afternoons or Sab
bath evenings. We are not among those
who believe that Christianity would lose any
thing by being managed nationally, or that
men would grow the worse for being treated
like rational beings who are capable of self
government, and not dependent upon the
provisions of certain weak minded Christian
people for the maintenance of their propriety.
-Springtield Republican.
WHAT THE Romans WOULD HAVE DoNE.-
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says:
"In the Senate to-day Col Baker made a
most brilliant reply to Breckenridge. 1t was
scathing, annihiating. There was not list
less spectator nor careless Senator. In the
midst Of his terrible philippe, turning TO the
recreant kentuckian, he asked, What would
have been said Of Roman Senator who at
one of the crises when the republic was I'M
perilled, when Hannibal Was but da, 5
march from her gates, should have uttered
such doctrines9 Senator Fessenden. in an
under-tonc, but with emphasis. exclaimed.
He would have been hurled from the Tarpc-
ian rock, when Mr. Baker. catching the words,
reiterated: Yes sir, an outraged and indy
nant people would have hurled him headlong
from the Tarpeian Rock" For once, Mr.
Breckenridge covered"
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HUNNEWELL'S
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for special attention AMI interest being free oi Opium OF
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GUut. Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Complaints, Bieedln;
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For Dclirium Trsmeiis Ii Is sure remedy
For Bowel Complaints iuclufs Cholera Morhus. II i
spcnl!ly adapted, IN only rcmoE INK the pains ui
acting "a ply CrcI Contrast with Opium, which mot
only CoI.>tIpatcs drug, the system, tut aA.s Tie
remedy wUtse Than the disease.
From PHYSICIANS ASK aitetion and on demand For
mulas trial Bottles viii be cent developing III the All
OGyne 0pAte which ha- long been wanted, ana ia the
Cough Remedy such entirely one central Iiucl-
pie
From inv Aids We ASK correspondence for Pamphlets OF
explanation, without .'postacs-sIainis'
Prices -Lurse Cough Remedy, 50 cents per bottle
Small -
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

Can be found an assortment Of COLTS and
SMITH \ VERSIONS RcyolvcrS. which will be
furnished for the soldiers a a low rate. His ar
r.ng"mcntS with the manufacturers are such a.
70 enable him to fIr!s!. ar.y number ~ a short
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16

DIGHT-HAND, SWIVEL. SEED. and
Inside hill Flows, and Cultivators constantly
on hand bv
Luxe BCZZELI., St. Johnsburv, VI
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The long established
reputation az thi> o'iic,
tthc elicstin the coun-
" renders -I.ccc->a-
nv all COMMUNICATION
Or. hilbUurne wouic
simply say that eycrs
operation will be per
formed as heretofore.
with discrimination
E.; and nothing done or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
I D. KILBOURNE, D. D. S.
DENTAL. 81 REGION.

OFFICE. cox. MAIN AND CENTRAL So. DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE y. JoHN>BCRY HOUSE.
tfL,t r-:..t l>.ra III l>;-
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and CONSCIENTIOUS fidelity; ana nothing done c
advised Except for the benefit of the patient.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
N-EW COODS JIST RECEJVFD
= I O V E S !!

OF the best quality for Cooking and Warming.
Ml be sold at a small advance upon cost. for a
few weeks, at ID. BOYNTON'S.
Dec. 6, 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP.

The subscribers have for sale three good new
Buggy Wagons: also two one horse lumber wag-
ons which they will sell at low prices.
CHAMBERLIN < FLETCHER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-16
Scythes and Axes.

Orders solicited from Merchants and Dealers for
the North Waync SrytAc and AK. the Hunt
Az, and Deans Zine and Wood Washboayds.
II. G.. Dickinson.
Railroad Street - John sburv, March IA. 1861.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-09
EG0N LVStkIBCR{s.
[-plo,AL CORRESPONDENTS of gug Dlsf44 cu.

l<PECiAL CORR ksPoNDEycE oF Tug BIsF.4CH
i.YNcH8UaG, Va Oct Sth
Notwithstanding King Abraham = blockade,
our Intrehaut :. ana manufacturers stt!t m1n-
age TO keen q considers bic stock on hand. 'Iae
progress IN mann facUres Is developed 10 Il
greater extanT "a tbe clothing iIue than ia u :
other branch Of business, prObabiy OWING 10
the YER necessity OF the casa, as oar army
must be clothed. and the uniforms are not To
be had unpil lney ars made. IT is gratifying,
however, 10 state liz this connection that,
owing to the eAertious OF their officers several
OF the companies from this city have been
provided with winter clothing, though Il
est difficulty exists in procuring the MATERIAL.
which, whea il is to be had, can only be pur-
chased at the most xorhitant prices.
Yesterday WIS the first day OF the fall term
of the Quarterly Court III this city. The
Court lnHt ae the usual hour, ard after the
election OF Two Aldermen 10 MI vacancies,
and attending 30 preliminary business Inc
grand Jury WIS sworn, and received their
a chaEge' from tl<s Commonwealth Is Attor-
ney, wno pa!G bis particular respects 10 the
issasfs s.. sAtn pissIsr currency ~ Il sproia.
object for their pr:sen sIasni.
Iae arrival irala tbs Soath OF companies
and detacamsnls Of recruits for the di!EUrsni
been very numerous for SOME time past On
one hundred for FauIknsris Mississippi, and
OH yesterday morning about the saaae Mum
Der Of Arkansa1 recruits passed through here
for klgau's regiment.
Capt. 2restons artillery company, raised