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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-03
FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April l.-Active eff
forts are being made to finish the gap of
Railroad. hence to Pensacola, to facilitate
the transportation of troops to the Gulf, and
it will be completed in few days.
Nothing of Importance has been received
from Pensacola.
The supply of provisions, it is believed, is
getting short at Fort Pickens, and troops,
provisions and ammunition are flowing into
the Confederate States.
A number of troops are expected at Mont
gomery this week.
The reported reinforcement of Fort Pick
ems is pronounced, by reliable authority, as
unfOunded. - a.. =. - !.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

KANSAS CITY, April ar. F. Van Horn,
Union candidate, was elected Mayor yes
terday by large majority.
CINCINNATI, April 2d.-Full returns from
the city election yesterday, show a Demo-
cratic MON majority of $500 The high.
est majority is 4l94, and the lowest 1917
The Republicans elected eight councilmen
and the Democrats and Union &c.
SANDUsKY, o., April 2.--The Democrats
elected their candidate for Mayor by I55
majority. Democratic Treasurer and three
Councilmen were elected. City Clerk and
Marshal are Republicans. Two Republican
Councilmen elected.
JEFFERSON CITY, No, April AT the
election yesterday, Ewing was elected over
Miller, unconditional Union, by two ma
jority.
TOLEDO, April AT the election, yesr
terday, the Democrats elected the Mayo
and Treasurer, and out of 10 Councilmen.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 2.-The Republi-
cans elect W. W. Thomas Mayor. The
Democrats elected the Mayor last year by
81 majority.
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In MANY Thousands

Of certified ns5aces, tier hare euen rescued sufferers
from tie vsrg ueTge Of UAneEg grare, after al tie
deceptive nOsrNBas Of ae day haze Invariably Jailed
So great, indeed, has their efficacy Invariably and
nfalibly proved that it has appeared scarcely less
than miraculous TO those who were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, and upon which they conse-
quently act. 1t to their manifest and sensible
action in purifying the springs and channels of ife
and enduiRg them with renewed tone and vigor,
that they We're indebted for their name
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NEW YORK, April 2d.-The Bohemian ar
rived this morning with dates to the 10Th.
No markets received.
The London Times in referring to Presi-
dent Lincoln's inaugural, says: His express
sions are studiously cautious, but really
amount to the fact that he will recapture
the forts, arsenals, &c.
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The NAsHvILLEl PosT- M AsTER.--The Nash
vile Patriot says of William D. McNish, the
new Postmaster at Nashville:
No one denies that he possesses all the
qualifications necessary to an efficient dis
charge of the duties of his position. He has,
besides, as chief clerk under Gen. Anderson,
acquired a thorough practical knowle ledge of
the affairs of the office. AS he has never
been a politician, but quiet, unobtrusive
citizen, his appointment may be regarded as
a reward of personal merit.
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ST.. Louis, April 2.-The Republican pub
fishes letter dated Los Vegos, New Mexico,
March 18th, detailing the seizure of Fort
Marcy by party of Americans and Mexi-
cans with Gov. Rencher at their head, but
later arrivals here as we'll as the Sante Fee
mail of the 18th, deny knowledge of such
movements.
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WASHINGTON, April 2d.-Bids for the U.
S. loan opened to-day. About $4,000, 600
were bid for. The average for accepted
bids was about 933. No bid was accepted
below SO 17-IO0. The bids averaged from
80 to par.
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PhiIadeIphia MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2d.-Flour steady
at 5 25 for super. Wheat active red 33
al So; white 4O@l so. Corn buoyant;
sales 5000 bush new yellow at 6O@614-
Lard IO@lIc. Mess pork II 25@17 SO.
Whisky firm at 173@ls4.
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baltimore Market

B41TtNoRE, April 2d.-F1our firm
Wheat advanced &c red 34@1 81; white
l 5O@1 S.. Corn firm; mixed 57@68 /;
yellow 60@61; white 63@65. Pork firm /;
II 90; prime IA CO.. Lard 93@1Oe. Coffee
active and firm at 124@133. Whisky
steady at l73@l8.
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Cincinnati Market.

C1NcINN4TI, April Flour unchanged
and duh, very little demand for super at
so and nominal, Red wheat declined DC,
closing at 90 white unchanged; moderate
demand for export at l 0s@1 Il. Corn
and oats unchanged. Whisky advanced to
134; sales 1000 bbls. Provisions quiet and
prices nominal. Groceries firm at full prices.
Coffee rather buoyant under advices from
New Orleans. .ae 1f aID
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CHICAGO April "A passenger train on
the Dubuque and Western Railroad ran off
the track seven miles west of Dubuque this
morning VIM. Loomis brakeman was kill
ed, Barney Clifford conductor was severely
injured and several passengers were hurt.
None however seriously.
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WASHINGTON, April 2d.-A proposition
has been made by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and is under the consideration OF
Department to change the schedule of time so
as to have the arrival of the mail at Wash
, ington and the South earlier than now
The change is to take effect on the 18th
inst. provided the Southern lines arrange
accordingly.
General Lane just previous to leaving
New York for the Pacific coast, wrote to a
friend here | am out of politics but shall
continue to stand by the right l will urge
the Democracy of Oregon to take the Con-
stitution of the Confederate States as their
platform. ~ 80
The Tribune correspondent says:
General Scott has given assurance that
there has never been any idea entertained
by the Administration of abandoning fort
ress Monroe. The principles announced in
the inaugural will not be abandoned, sud if
a military necessity existed as to Sumter
there will be reasons which will not be held
to apply elsewhere.
The World says that the Administration
discredits the reported sailing of the Anglo
French feet for our coast.
The Times says it is reported that the
Pawnee has been ordered TO Sumter to take
on board Anderson and his command. The
other Southern Forts are not to be disturbed.
The Southern Commissioners have advis-
ed jeff Davis that Sumter will be evacua-
ted this week.
Advices from Virginia say that the Sc
cessionists, led by Hunter, Floyd, DeJarnette,
Mason, and Ben. Mccullough, are making
superhuman efforts to carry that State. The
latter says some coup de etat will be resort
ed to, as in Texas, if the Convention fails to
carry its point.
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nIsCREnIrEn ILLINOIS

DISCREDITED ILLINOIS.
2j Usr cent. discORHt. Frontier Bank
American Exchange Blk. Farmers 4 Traders Blk
Bank Of Raleigh Grand Prairie Bank
Bank of Aurora. Morgan County Bank.
Blk of the Common W It'll. Merchants aud Drovers'
Corn Exchange Bank. Bank.
GRANVILLE Bank. Reeds Bank.
National Ba k. Frairie State Bank.
K uroad Bank. Bank of Albion.
Sou hern Btnk of IIli- Bank of Benton.
nois, at GRANVILLE. Bank of Carmi.
State Pank, at shawnee Bank of Fed raj Union.
town. Bank of Republic.
Can Al Rank.
20 per cent discount. Commercial Bank.
Bank of Quincy. Continental Bank.
Bank OfSouthern ILL.,, at Corn Planters Bank.
Bolton. Farmers Bank of Ills.
Bank Of Belvidsre Farmers Blk, at CaHtOn-
Bank OF Chester. Illinois State Bank.
Bank at Pike County. Lancaster Bank.
RanI Of Elgin. Mississippi River Bank
CT liens Bank. Nov Market Bank.
Edgar County Bank. lShaWness Bank
Tn Bank Blk Of Metropolis. B'k of PaTmct
EXCHANGE.
Exchange New YuIk buying at-.........115c prem.
SelunS t..-. &c PREM
COIN.
American Gold buying at---..............-.14c prem
Selling lie prem.
DISCREDITED WISCONSIN.
Arctic Bank, .........25 b +nk of Eau Claire, Is
K"shkonong Bank ,...-..25
All brOken-bank money bought at the best rates
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Mofatt's Life PilIs!!!

Are composed of Vegetable ingredients exclusively
as can be ascertained by chemical tests. Their
prominent qualities are those of an active and
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
ter gent aperient of gentle suporiic, ,ouIoting
the insensible perspiration of pleasant diIretc,
invigorating the kidneys aud bladder and Of a
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and cheering tn, mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
Us one of the most feicitous feeIings of onr u fnr
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The Phnnix Bitters!!!

So deuominated from their astonishing power o
creating new life and health, it were, tr' IA tn,
very ashes of the most dilapidated constitutions
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately in
MIGRATING than pills; containing the same choice
vegetable extracts the latter, in different mod
ificatiOn. Although really less cathartic than he
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin 70 cleanse the
alimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating wi thin three four hours, and pr0duc.
ing decided sense of relief to the head and stoIa-
ach, and celebrating the mind even in less time
fItar ia r
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The Pennsyls
vauian newspaper has suspended for the
present on account of the pressure of the
times
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ScrofnIa.

The most horrible cases Of ScrOfua, in which
Face, Bones, and Limbs of the victim had been
preyed upon by the Unsuitable disease, proved
by the undeniable authority Of the sufferers them
selves, to have been completely cured by these
purely Vegetable medicines after all others had been
found more than useless.
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eSS@ Mr.. Edward Ivinson departed on the
10th inst. for Evansville, Ind, for the pur-
pose of embarking in the Machine aud
Foundry business with his brother. His
departure is regretted by a large circle OF
friends to whom he has endeared himself
by his straight forward manner. Mr.. Ivin-
son has been in business among us for a
number of years, and while we regret the
loss of good citizen and an energetic bust
ness man, we congratulate the people OF
Evansville on this accession to the enter
Prising spirits of that place.-Peoria On.
Transcript.
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Mercurial Diseases.

Persons whose constitutions have becom" i'm
paired the injudicious use Of Mercury, will find
these medicines perfect cura they never fail to
eradicate from the system all the effects Of mercu-
~, infinitely sooner than the most powerful pre-
fil.rLa Of E..ra I'll a
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NEW YoRK, April 2.-Stocks not very
active, but prices higher. Money quiet
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RAILROAD rec GIPTs.

APRIL q 1901.
Is tierces lard, barrel pork, 131 Kegs lard l76s
bushels 26s bushels bran I66 sacks corn, l55
barrels -four, Crane d B rown ; boxes, Slaughter
d Dunkerson barrels sugar, L. Ke-sler case,
4 bales, J. s. Jaquess & Co; bale Dom, ii. II
q Co. boxes, Read Burrows 8 boxes Ro ser
d Bro. l bale, J. f.. Maghee 2 boxes, French d
Co l box Giles d McPheeters l box, NJ. Lyons
los bush wheat, J. r. Mills d Co.; II sacks seed
R. 5. Preston & Co; bbls eggs, 2 kegs butter,
sacks rags, sacks dried fruit, Preston Bros.
! crate rags, Orr, Dalzell & Co; l bale shafts
Gautnsr & Becker; 179 bags barley, Is barrels pc
tatOes; boxes sugar, Rement & Viele 3 bbls eggs,
Scr nsOn Co. horse, Nm. Hubbell; Dbl
ale, Rosenwald Co.
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH.
a 2 p BIZ THE T. W. LINE. p .
Exclusively for the Journal.
MR.. LINCOLN'S FIRST SPECIAL MES
SAGE ----a

OAGE.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--In the Senate
this morning, the Chair laid before the Sen
ate the folio wing message from the Presi-
dent:
To the United States Senate:
l have received copy of resolution of
the Senate, passed on the 25th inst, re-
questing mr. if in my opinion it is not in
Compatible with the public interest, to COM
municate to the Senate the dispatches of Ma
ior Robert Anderson to the War Depart
ment during the time he has been in COM
mand at Fort Sumter. On examination OF
the correspondence thus called for, have,
with the highest respect for the Senate,
come to the conclusion that, at the present
moment, the publication Of it would be in
expedient. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, March &c, 1861.
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DR.. Mofat's Life Medicines
plants and If perseDeeed IN strictly according 10 dir
lions, 1ViH positirely effect a cure.
. Piles! Piles! Pilesf

As remedy for this most distressing and obsti-
nate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-
CINES deserve a distinct and emphatic recommen-
dation 1t is weIl-known to hundreds in this city,
that the former proprietor of these valuable med
icnes was himself afflicted with this complaint for
upwards of thirty. five years, and that he tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass of the MdteriG MedtcG. He, however, at
length tried the medicine which is now offered to
the public, and he was cured in very short time,
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible by any hu-
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The Life Medicines

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
we1I-known attendants, bilious and SICK headache,
pain and oppression after meals, giddies, dziaess,
heartburn loss Of appetite, achnow lodged be
vastly superior to anything ever before offered to
the public.
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THESE MEDICINES

HaUe been before hepbHcy or period II 30 years
aud during that time hare maintained hioh ctrocfs
almost ecery part of e Globe for the ertraordaary
Curative properties egIitch then possess
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W'sss. n. BGtchsEOr's HAIR DUe.-- TkSs
splendid Hair Dye has equal-instantaneou in
effect-BeautifuI Black Natural Brown--no
staining the skin injuring the Har-remedies
the absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, aud invigo
rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless
igned W. A. Bachelor" Sold evervw ere
CHAS. BATCHELOR,t 1pr1etor,
septic 81 Barclay-st. New York
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MoFFAT7S

NLoFFAES II
Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters !
Cure Dyspepsia, by thoroughly cleansing thu first
and second Stomachs, and creating flow of pure,
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrd kind !;
FIatulency, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn, Head :
ACHE Restlessness, Ill Temper, Anxiety, Languor,
and Melancholy, which are the general symptoms
of Dyspepsia, will vanish, a natural consequence
of its cure.
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BANK more list

BANK NOTE LIST.
Corrected for the Journal daily by the Savings
Bank, No First street
BANKABLE FUNDS.
State Bank of Indiana, New York City Banks,
Indiana FREQ Banks lin Ohio Free Banks (iE
good credit), good cTedit),
State Bank of Ohio, New York State Banks,
Kentucky Banks, New England Banks,
Philadelphia City B'ks, Baltimore City Banks.
UNCURRENT.
Illinois and Wisconsin,. ...............5 dis
- 90 % discredited i'G12) =
Missouri 1870 "A -
."'-'----''-"-- "--'--'.-'--'--'
Old banks, Tennessee. .---..-...3 -
TenAesS see Banks unsecured :"
IOWA ID
NlrS inla-
FennSylFanla '--''''ot9o "
Len slaIla .....-A
North and South Carolina. 10 -
Alabama and GeOTgi g
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Mnfatf,s liz PiIlsIfl
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
0F CURFI

HB- 4 well regulated and Proportonate quantity
of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite for
the promotion of sound healtn-it stimulates di-
gestion and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. When there is deficiency of bile
the body Is constantly costive = On the other hand
an over abundance of bile causes frequent nausea
in the stomach and often promotes very at
tacks of disease, which sometimes end in death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
THE REBEL ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

GENERAL. BEAUREGA ARD AT MvSsONS HILL.
GCorrespondcncc Of the Charleston Mercury Sept. TO-
At Munson Hill we met Generals Beauregard, long
street Jones and Cooke attended by large escort of
cavalry and turned back to be present at the recon-
nossanco which they had come up from headquarters
90 make Maps were unfolded and scouts summoned
and seated at small table, the hero OF Manassas ia
miliarzed himself with tho ground ON which the next
great battle will be probably fought.
MUNsoN's HILL AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
Munson's Hin is a concal mound rising up abruptly
some eighty feet above the surrounding level and
topping all its billy neigbors on the front and
regiment of Virginia troops, from General Long
streets brigade occupies this position, and
near the top of the hill a circular breastwork,
with dry ditch has been thrown up for their
protection Unless artillery employed in the attack
number The contryn front is too level for the use of
could be promptly thwarted By bringing up a few light
the plain beyond Tho enemy does not seem inclined
apparently without murmur in our Commander in
Chiefs decision, that they shall keep within their lines
Immediately Oh the river, until we ready to advance
BY the time this reaches you the compliance viii be
forced one, for dispositions being made to pre-.
vent reoccupaon by the United States army Of the adj
vanced line which has been selected as the base Of our
future operations.
Standing the crest Of the hl the panorama unroled
before you Of exquisite beauty The river swecns
around tho base of the hills beyond, hidden from view
but easily traced by the blue line of mist which marks
course. Beyond the unseen boundary Of contendng
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, sept. TO- l5ol
special despatch to the Union and American, dated
Richmond says that the Hon. L. T. Walker, Secretary Of
War has resigned in consequence of bad health. His
successor has not yet been appointed.
All the banks of New Orleans suspended specie pay
ment to-day, and the Treasury notes all at par.
RICHMOND, Sept. II 1851.
Tie fight between Governor Wise and sae Unionists Of
Hawks Nest has been confirmed. General Heningsen d.
rooted the rebel troops. The enemy badly cut up.
One Of the rebels was wounded.
Hamptons cavalry made splendid dash into the
enemys line near Alexandria to-day. After some sharp
work they returned with three prisoners and consider
able quantity Of war munitions.
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON Sept. l6, 1861
Adponce Of Thirty Regiments Of Confederate Troops Mount
Olie Charch-Norements Of General Wool al Fortress
Monroe-7he Government 10 Send Seyenty.fN Thousand
Tioops TO Reinforce General lVoo--Arrca Of The Mem
bers IF The Maryland legislature al misunderstanding
Deuelopemets which Have Resulted from these Arrests
Particulars # the Plot TO Engineer Maryland O Of The
Uraio1--A Double HaA; 10 be Laid from Baltimore to
Washington, &c.
The advance Of the rebels on Friday is affair Of
greater significance than at first appeared. The regi-
ments that made the advance those mou.
toned in my letter Of September H. and amounted to
twenty-five thousand men. There thirty regiments
They encamped Manassas previous to September
s. LETT that point the 9th and 1th Bull run and
Centrevie the sh and 9th at Fairfax the and
11h and made the advance TO their present position on
the 10Th and 18th They encamped near Balls
Cross Roads and Mount Olive Church This undoubtedly
part Of the forward movement looking TO speedy attack
the capital embraced N the plan OF the rebel leaders
few days after General Wool had assumed the com
mand at Fortress Monroe wrote to you that the govern
ment had determined to send him seventy Eve eighty
o. the first regiments that arrived AZ Washington, in
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS ARMY.

PONT OF KOtKs, SbIt. TO- I5bI
Yesterday six men Of the Massachusetts, Thirteenth
while riding the towpath, two miles above Harpers
Ferry were fired upon by the rebels from the opposite
side OF the river one was killed. There was cons
eabe body rebels pos ted behind the warehouse and
other buildings Captain Sbribcr Of the Massachusetts
Thirteenth directed the fire of twelvepounder against
the buildings dispensing the rebels 1t Is supposed that
five or six Killed.
Thomas Harper, wounded by the rebels last Thursday
is In diving condition.
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THE NATIONAL LOAN.

Boston, Sept. II, 1861.
Over $500 900 subscribed yesterday to the $40
per cent Treasury When the agents appointed by
tho government get to work subscriptions throughout
New England will undoubtedly be very large. Now the
Assistant Treasurers office in Boston is about the only
place subscribe and tho long files Of applicants induce
many to await better facilities.
Piur-ADELpHrA, Sept II, 1861.
The subscription to the national loan at jay Cooke &
Co. to-day amounted to $50 900.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. II, 1861.
The books will be opened at the Office Of the Assistant
United States Treasurer in this city next Tuesday for
subscriptions to the national loan.
The stars and Stripes hung from scores Of business
houses in Second street to-day.
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AID TO VOLUNTEERS FAMILIES.

REPORT OF THE MILITARY RELIEF COMMITTEE AP-
POINTED BY THE CITIZENS OF TIE TOWN OF NEW
LOFTS, KINGS COUNTY, NEW YORK.
EAST NEW YORK Sept. IA, 1861.
Amount subscribed and paid in to said committee
bv the citizens thereof 81 43i
Amount paid out by said committee to the families
of those patriotic men who volunteered their ser
yices in the defence Of their country 20
yoa,,x In ,ba hands or ea;d committee . 1909
with aannt ,yl he Maid I'd. said subscribers their
calling Oh the Secretary, d. Jewell, East New YORK
WILLIAMSON RAPALYE,
JACOB H. SACKMAN,
DiTTMERS JEWELL, COMMITTEE
AUGUSTUS WINS,
HORACE s. MlIIER,
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srureme Court-Genernl Term.

Sspr Ie-rhis Court was opened to-day oeiore hon'
dges Corke (presding Judge lngraham and Leonard.
Tho eouou,ng order was madc-The rule regulating tho
calendar and order Of business made at the last Nay
General Term be continued until the further orders u 'o
Court.