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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

w The Secession movement is ben.
eaeial, in one respect it makes our peo.
pie acquainted with their own country
and its history. When the business be-
gan. intelligent people were surprised to
find how little they knew Of South Car
olins. Then its history began to appear
in various quarters-every one that knew
anything. told it and now. all who hsv'
taken and read the papers. are pretty
we'll posted in the history Of South Car
olina. her cities, forts, etc. 1t might no
be bad idea for all the States to secede
one by one. that the people might b
made acquainted with their history. I
all the people knew. much more thar
they now do about their country. perhsp'
things would 60 along more smoothly
hereafter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

I HALLELuJAn The bes: news Of the
day. is that of the rejection of Jerry Black
for Judge Of the Supreme Court. and
jug Petit for District Judge Of Kansas.
Democratic meannsss has overrsached
itself, and K ansas will have decent
man for Judge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

"DHF1cuLrY AT NEBRASKA CITY.-An
Indian difficulty has almost occurred si
Nebraska City. Major Dennison, Agent
Of the Otoss. last November received
some $4,000. the amount of the pay.
ment then due. He did not pay the In.
dians. but kept the money in his posses.
sion. until. last week. the Indians a..
ssmblsd and demanded it. Their fami.
lies were on the point Of starvation, and
they meant to have their money. psacea-
bly, If they could. forcibly il they must
Besides, merchants and others had besr
orediting them, and now demanded their
pay. Dennison hid the money. when
the citizens assembled. and compelled
him to come to terms. He then tels.
grsphsd Superintendent Robinson, at st.
Joseph. to come up and receive the mon.
ey, and pay the Indians OF.
There is usually payment in money
made to the Indisns j. tho Fall. and Z
payment in provisions in the Spring.
Dennison is South Carolinian and
the impression is. that he meant to hold
On to the money until he received thu
funds to purchase provisions. when b'
intended to follow the example Of th'
leading sscessionists. and slope with th'
whole. z-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

IS e. Lincoln will be inaugurated next
Monday. We shall lay his address be-
fore our readers as soon as possible there
after. 1t will doubtless be vastly differ
snt from the Presidential papers we have
been favored with for the last eight yesrs,
inssmuch as it will be readable and breathe
spirit of Independence and common
sense. The difference will be appre
ciatsd both by the printer and the reader
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-28

A BAD BARaAM.-The accusat'ou
made against Judge Ewing. that IN u"
portant elections he has frequently a'o''
the Democrats, and that Democrats NO"
arc mes. urgen. in pressing his claims tor
the Senate. One great objection We nAs'
to him. is tn. report tha. he di his y
most 10. have old Petit foistsd upon
K Kansa. for life. .s Distr;e. Juds'. wnca
h. k..w th.. three iousths Of e. people
d..pi.ed him. that in prieeipls he e, e.
the dirtiest kind of Pro- Slavsryfts' sno
| in character sot and blsekgsard sno
in the face of Petsit's decision that Nam
cas- was Slave Territory. the act OF mel
Legislature to the contrary netwith'tand
ing. Il this benevolent scheme the 90
isct Of Ewing's present mission to WASH
ington? &c &
We fear the Republicans OF Kanss
! have bssn unfortunats in their selection
Of judges, Is at least two Of them has
shown. by recent acts. that their Kepuo
Ilicanism cooled off with their election &
Office. With such men - Judges, back
ed up by Petit, the freemen OF Kansa
would be In a beautiful FIX! The lie
publicans have no use for such "cork
legs :" and were the election to be hsl
over, neither Of them could get ''smsll.
The sun., 1861-12-11

WANTED-A SITUATION AS LEATHER
w cutter IN all its bran 'hcs. Atrtrcs5 or apply
tn Mr. 4. DOrI, l63 West 29th 1t. 81
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JERSEY CITY.


MrsrERIous DEATH A we'll dressed. r,-
speesoso appearing man, whose namc, fron,
PsPs's ,ound on his person, IL supposed TO be.
pnny ,min r. burton, died YESTERDAY, al the
aims house hospital under mys, crisus circum-
@ances. He WA found lying inssnsible. bv
ofhcor kipp, on the pier foot of York a rret vho
conveyed him TO tho hospital and meiicIi "a
was rendered. lie continued in a ,tupid or in
sensiblc state until he died yesterday. II il be-
.ieyod that deceased had bo,n drugged and rob
led. Dr.. lladdan, city physician, will make
p"st-rnortem examination to-day, (wednesd VI
~ n'Sr ~ which an inquest will 10 held by Coroner
IhS TrN CFNT MARRiAaE.-The Young ma,
~tc got mar1ied tcv days since 70 FREQ him
E. u trm tho Hudson County Jail, and for vbich
tho Justice Of the Peace, who performed th-
CEREMONY vas rewarded with a ten cent f..-
wss az in sent TO his old quarters Yesterday
Ttc chsrgc against him was for abandonin, his
'itc, ard neglect TO support her.
Born RoREERr Tho dwelling house Of Mr..
John Cassidy In York street, Jersey City, was
n.ercd on Monday evening and robbed OF siI-
verwafo valued at over $500. Tho theft vsx
oniri tod VIA 10 an accumplco was engaging
'hr attention Of tho servant girl AZ the uppsr
hall door. by prctonhing TO have letter fof hsr
from her brother.
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CLEARED.

arhAhsiiIfB-Jeis Blue, ChAiscy, Baltimore,
!: henIi T'uy, ttr,nsl ortl Cnapin, Locust
~ 'nt, V9dspeedi Rutt'n, slower, PhilAdephiA.
- .i kmkpatrick Kungk, Messurier Nassau,
n, Donald.
sHIPS-Queen Of the Elst, for PtnamA Crock.r
warren, star OF AcAdia, lbrl Wren Liverpool, q
N"oA Oriental Queen, l5wl Prytzs, Queenstown,
90 loI Aeincke Wandt. Linda, Farrin, V.lpAri-
Fab - Chaubc,y.
hAhkS-i,ung Greek, Taylor, sharghAs Bas-
" IVA "h * O.; Fllmngh tSwedishI Tea airbjohn.
q Qt' nstown and a uket, Funch, Meincks q
Nrn1t
BRiGs-M,rtha Jane C,rbett, for 81 john, N n.
Ncy,us a Son Lucy Dai ling, souper, Nassau j
Nhf
sCHOONERs-MIry Patterson, Godfrey, PhilA1sI-
' in' W NJ kse; N B.sinard Dibble, Clinton,
4 RIcketi Co; Mary Mlnkin, Beers for Rot M:
- h,ak', lBTl Crane, 81 Jago de Cuba, HJ&C A
De- Wot fi"rsn'e Rogers Beatty, Havana, II
.1ghnu; Cabot Llmbert, Boston. Jas W N ,Kos;
Ehiefp -, Lewis, snow Hill Hsvons; A
ao"ns, Jones, SnoS Hill AC H,yens; Francis le-
ore nth, Baltimore, Van Bruni q Slaight err
lus II New HayeA, Van Brunl d slaght; Tar II,
P vel Stamford, Van Brunt 4 SiaighG Dart,
,,, hS'i' star Iori, Van Brnnt q slalght Belle
a. hin' {, w Mckee la, Packard Phil ldelphia,
BaScr Day toni Tom styers, ID ,yison, for H1ifII,
Wi tney a Co; s.guile Elliott for St Croix,
MAILER, Lord q Quuesu' Wide werld. Adams.
bitimt re, hcCresty NJ II d Co; l. l. Sharp for
Pu'lsce phia j Achoru, Tor Sandy Hook col Les-
'er, Delaney, Key West, ii Benner.
BARDE-Laurel, Christopher, Baltimore, wa
OeiEel.
ARRIVED.
srEAhsmPs-cr met jones, PhIlAdslpAiA with
Jersey Blue, ~ steam trAnSportI On stsey, L -
Gust Piut in ballast.
Con merce, ~ steam transport Long, Locust
r. int ia ballast.
Win Clyde [U steam transport Laushlia.
l0cust Point, in ballast
Conc Ird. N'rman Philadelphia, with mdM -
l. per Kirkpatrick.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. II, Iss,,
Fires, Inquest., Aocideuf., 60.

| FIRE IN SECOND SrREET.-Yesterday morn
| ifE, about o'clock, FIRE broke out on ths fins
hoCy Of tho dwollng-house, No. 6f Second st
in this apartmonts Of Mrs. Janike. Sho was ab
sent IN the country, and lef, q man namcd
Jacob Hans in charge. Whcn tho Hro was dis.
! covered, Hans was asleep in Darkroom, and
! jumped through a window into tho yard and In
/ doirg A. was terribly cut by tho fltsa ITo was
removed to the hospital. The furniture ofMrs
Jsnikc, valued at 100 wsH ncqriv L,stroycd ;
not insured. The bu hing owned Wy r. trlIb
was damaged about ssc0 in,lrcd. Tho origin
OF tho fire Is not known.
ACcrDENrs.-Potcr McA,l, lsNorer employ.
ed on can'l boat lying at pier 2, H. H., foil
through the huchp ay yestorrlny, and Was dan
getou.ly injured. He was c,,-ycyod 10 tho Nov
York Hospital
Thot Mullen, Of No 2s2 West 2Cth street
was run over yesterday by car n. Ninth ave.
nno railroad aud had ouc Of his Kan cJl or
lir wHa attended 10 10y Dr.. u, .tev, Coroner
elect, and thon taken to his rcsil, Ire.
Srrr"-sr TO wv DHowSEp---Thc police
found, Yesterday, an oycrcoat aud pais Of boo's
IN Washington .troat, an from pap.ts found ia
the pockets, suppose they bclCal,od ton mar
namcd Quinn, WHO is thought to have Nnmit-
ted suicide hy drowning Tho ,lothift, w2
taken te the 'th Wand Police station.
FouNp DRowSED.- Tho body ol an unkr-.vn
man, about 90 cars OF a,,c, was found ytstsr-
DAY IN the deck foot Of Wall s'rect. The 10.
ceased was about feet 10 inchos IN heip,p,
and wss drcaNd in a black trock coat. Green ayi
blue figured vest, brown vest Enicr this. black
silk ne kite dark pants. flannel rsycrs &C. In
the WChcts were S2I2 in coin, Knife, &c A
breast pin was found in his shirt front. The
body had tccn IN tho water about a week. Co 4
runer 3, hir 1Ier held au inquest upon tho body.
snd verdict Of supposed drowning wus nm
dcrod. The body will he held sh~. timo for
Identification.
The sun., 1861-12-11
FOlire Intelligence, Ae.

AtiEptp SwiNDlT.-Olicor Crosby nr tlii
.oNct iuhco coutt, YESTERDAY arrcs,~t Wm. n
Lcoua Il, - Miller ard John BdmOntht char,
cd with & lsc prc'cnccs, in swindlhe Johi
Onions rc.lding at y tTi Liberty street, on
Yt $3.50. Tho accused, It appears. advr,tisc
tor partner in q grocery AID whcn Osion'
applied induced him to paw them $3.50 tor ,
half Interest, which was alleged TO bo worth
more han that sum, but which turned cut I,
i" worth nothirg, ~ there was nothing hut
empty barrels and boxes in tho place. j istico
Hicrrn'n locked them up tor examination.
AnhLcr complaint for fraud va, mei.
against Towlo, liSwctt 4 Co., whosr arc { un-
der circumstances something rim hr TO tn,
above, was noticed a few hays ago They arc
to be examined on Thursday, before Jist.Se
Connolly.
STEALING \ lloRsE AND WNooN --ClMriea
litdtick. aharkccpcr, was irT,s'cd Yesterday,
charged with stealing horse aud wa,,nn. val
ucd at S2Ol, tho property Of \. A. llovcy, Of
CaImasyillc. Tho property VIVA recovered.
ani Justice Welsh held the accused Tor cNtmj-
nation.
The sun., 1861-12-11

MADAME IHsSIEIL AuAtS HEFoRE THH ptfnt 10
After tie lapse Of several years Madame Rns-
tell IA again IN Court, sui3 being brought
against her in tho Supromc Court, bv Frederick
Ncidlrgcr, tho rolatOr, who alleging that she was
the mother oi an Illcgitimatc Child which tn
respondent lad disposed Of while the rolator
was IN her service ~ servant girl, ubtalnel
hIl,d' campus to recover her child ugiin.
The respondent answered that sho dill not
know where tho child was,--that with the con
sont oi the i,laor, who wus pusr, ,lo hal given
the child tu party Who u 'up',,I It, aud VIII,
was now unknown 10 her. The Count now di-
rccted tho respondent to ho sworn in respect t.
her knOWlct gc Of the whereabouts ol the h III.
Ato, In the Supreme Court, a divorce cas
came up, Of jane Smith Va. VIM. Smith The
plaintiff ak, for divorce on the grounds Of de-.
crtiOn and the adultery vt her hu.hand Sh,
alleges that size VAS mltiicd to hnn in England,
in 1929, and hat they lived tuu, or until
1873 when her husband deserted hor and came
to this country, sinca which tuo he has boen
living in n state oi adultery. In Support uI the
mnrfisgo she produced copies ui tho marriage
record snd placed her son upOn the stand Ia
testify as to tho identity OF the attendant.
The defendant denied that hc wa, ever mar.
riod To tho plaintih, and that the witness wa
his son. lie alleged that tho witness was ono.
partner la business with him, aud that thoy
hsd solnc trouble, since which tho witness has
had him arrested for bigamy also that IN,
charge wa. disnlii sod by Justice Brownell. lie
alleges that the suit is a conspiracy. The Court
however directed that the defendant pay the
Plaintiff $3.50 towards paying the expenses Of
the action.
Court OT General SessIons-Turs.Iay
Among other matters in this Court, Ann Nc.
D.rmott pleaded guilty TO mtnslaughtor in the
itl degree, in having caused the death Of Mary
&. Homer, a child years old, hor grand. daulh-
ter, 10y giving her rum aud sugar. sac was ro-
mandei for sentence. Nothing; oso transpirod
OF general interest
The sun., 1861-12-11
PUBLICATIONS, sc!

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR JANUA-
~ KY, 1S62.--SiNty engraving ., three steel plates,
over 100 pagcs, siNty-tye articles, AMI double ey-
tension Fisbipn-pntc, containing nine CURES Com
petition dehrd. Two Original oCsi ms In this nun
Der, "OJR FATHER, VINO ARr IN HEAVEN, '
iesi med by that celebrated artist, Mr. LILY Mar
lin Spencer the other, "a SLOW COACH" our
liuc-page, containing fifteen figures, and "OuG
futl ~, who at IN Heaven" are two Of the finest
steel plates ever Published, GODEYS DOUBLE
EXTENSION COLORED FASHION-PLATE, con.
tanning uiue figures seven mora than are given by
a; y uthor magal'Lc These plates have excited The
du iration of all countries, as nothing like them
are published anywhere. Ipu may -aa~Ch the Eag-
lsh, French md American magazine for anything
like an approach in them, The Subscribe u
Cooley gct ia ono year about hf'y more colored
fashions than are furnished 10y any other publ "a
tion. DRAWING LESSONS, In imitlu N Of lth0-
graphic drawing, are also b. be- found in January
number. Mlss V. i. Townsend, Mrs. Meta V
Victor, Miss NJ. w. Jauyru, aud Mrs. Haven have
each ast'ry IN this number. For sale by all th,
dealers. los
The sun., 1861-12-11
Two Shilling Advertisements,

tF- Two line Advertisements Inserted under this
head for qayrter Of . dollar.
The sun., 1861-12-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Tie nr bark Agnes Garland recently report..f
sLotc ID Quoguo Is flll of water; oil casks have
,rn pu' into her, and IL is expected she win aC a.
hrAi spring tide.
\ leN :, dated Halifax, Dec 9th, says The bark
q amor. frr m n " York, with a cargo " grain and
hour, 4, Gloucester, has put in he eaky and car
'u shiAfd had ~ II row overheard part Oh cargo
Niil hGye " discharge.
The sun., 1861-12-11
RAILROADS.

DIRECT RAILROAD ROUTE
- BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
VIA
CAyIDFN And ANBOY AMI NTW JERSEY
RAILROADS,
PINI.AOlJPI WILMINGTON AND BALrl.
MORE RAILROAD,
AND
WASHING TON BRANCH RAILROAD.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH FROM NEW YORK.
Lowe Sow York; 4 NJ, GIN and II Pm,
Io.yr PAil slclIliA li.,5 \ NJ, 1850 PA and 80
An
Leayc fillmore 5OPM, 40 NJ. 4 I.3a Nm
Arrive NJ WgininstSI 3 ~ Pm, AN AMI H.H
AN.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH FROM WASHINGTON
Leave Washington 6.lO AN, II AM and PM
Lonye II fillmore $50 AN, 10 Pm aud T.05 r, N
LEAVE PhilldelI hia Pm G30P NJ and II Night.
Arrive az New I0ri g Pm, 10 pm aud Am.
>, 81. FELTON,, Prost
T.. W aud Il, R1i'ruad,
November p, 1851.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
-~-
TA.e Guion and the Constitution for RVer

Lse Caien and the Conssitutisn for Ever
attention United States Chasseurs, Col John
VCHkAHE Lieut.. Colonel sCHALER.-wants1 ii
~ The above named Regiment at the Recruiting
pepet 9OI Avenue u, a few allie boiled men 10
gVfn the regiment now In camp near Washington.
" Wlom pay and ration will commence "a soon a
mgning the rcll. Also, relief f,r families Ruaran-
iced, and Bounty Of 100 dollars at the close Of the
wST, OF when honorably discharged. N Re
ciuts for this regimtn will leave for washint IN
next week
Louis sCHLAMP. Jr,
die 24aC.iOi sOT Avsnu. n
The sun., 1861-12-11

ElKL WAN1ED-TO COOK. .WASHIRON.
~ s.t lo 3. urr. hous No,L, IN "a private family
Arpy u 5. Timothy's Place, b2d ST, near Al av 80
The sun., 1861-12-11

THs ON LlDfEs' HopE -IThs annual dor..
titn visits 10 the Graham Institute, or Hos,.
for Agod and INDECENT Females viii b. nsI-
1Ioday and tomorrow, from 10 10 o'clock p. ~.
Inc IIoulo is situated on Washington a avenn.-
near Willouphbv avenue s'V. "''0s
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WANTED.

DAWNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
l. The highest price paid for PawnbrOker's tickets
Of diamonds, watches, jewelry, guns, pistols &c,
dry goods c. at II Bleecker 1t, up starsdlO 3'l26
TWO OR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Il wanted for 81 months. A good bonus will be
given and Corporation security. Apply at $40
Broadway, room 10. 10
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

II RARGAINS-VELVET BONNETS, BLACK
- velvet bonnets, oolored velvet bonnets at bar.
gains; mourning bnnnets, children hats for holiday
gifts. L. BINNs Millinery, largest and cheapest in
the world-bol Broadway, 6Sl-opI oste Metropoli-
IAN Hotel, up stairs. de- 2lac'1l6
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w-Oa lNo 10th in,', NJ, Ctalou, Dow.
vi. %. fr'ms.- j. Drew, ,s-i % y , =, /
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WANTED - ONE wooDwoRTH, 22-
w inch, planning, tonguing and growing ms
chins one upright, saw and moulding mschine
Apply u CourtlAndt street, from 10 III O'Clock,
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L,NIEANEnLNAEY nrrNRrLNIrY Nm

- II. us'i 'ep,r- nui pcl'ts-Al tue House I1'i
ruituro ui o." ITse iouse % E,st 2ith st-ptt
ar the New II wen Dept, will lo sold 1t publ,
auction this all moan, at O'clock, t. the hyhust
ti lor without reserve, cons sting of hrussrlt and
ain carpets, s'fv, chairs, / q lstrad, bu-rauA
tUlsa, Lounges, n,ttrn ssUH, beds ANA h,sllmx,
cpt ,in- clocks glass, ch'uR AMI -ilvcrwnrc, t,iir
cutlery, Sc. oil luih. Sale to.tivc. The good,
must hc removed - hours pi,,r tho sale. III
The sun., 1861-12-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A SMALL, STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY,
IA living In q first class house, and having more
room than they require, would like 10 take a lady
90 board. Apply 100 East l9th st terms So per
week; reference required. delO'S'l2l
A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET WITH
IA board, 10 one or two single gent emen, with
. widow lady who hes no other boarders; would
also accommodate one O. two ladies. Apply 81 2si
Elizabeth st. nesr Blocker d, ~
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REGIMENT or VOLUNTEER RNGI.
NEERs.

NvI' EUW NM ". bEkKf Cd Lcut. -Uo JAMisl
Y. HAIi. M,jor RtOuARD BUTT.
This re rmeut hiss been accepted by the War n ..
partment and one half of tits now at Hilton Hat
9. G., the balance 10 60 within three weeks At tbs
hrthest.
Priva,es In this regiment arc ~ hr p,iI
t3iT) SEVENTEEN DOLLARS Pen MONTH
= few more nggers, boat-builcrs, ship carpen.
- pont nicrs. bl blscksmiths, miners, tho ,r.rs,
eton.=- sfnefi, machnsts, rOrknen, vii .ol W.! fta
- iakers and railioadtrs vii. be received ~
fuep t,te The regiment.
II 'rfl' uts are ulder paw mustered int, service anI
..tyo,. ed with quarters and ralians 4, rnce ''
!. l'bate' but healthy and competent workmsn need
..SDelie ,,..
Fns emilies q the soldiers are cared fr w the
Us ,ties. Wv
,"n} lausrters At the corner II Chamber. sna
Onathain s,s.
Enlistment Tor three years or duriny the va
New York, Nov. % isGi do pl.ioa
The sun., 1861-12-11
MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COLD OR COUGH ERE IT
~ n TO late. DIR. WINS
COUGH EXTERN AT o r
FOR run oURg OF
JoUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS
DC, &c.
been thoroughly tested for over six years, and
haa proved 10 be the best remedy In uPs. Doput-i6
south Second 1t, willamsburgh. To be had IN
New York, at 81 Eighth ave. $40 Eighth ave. 40
Grand Vt. corner II uston street and Ave, and
corner All, n And Stanton sts. Brooklyn-S00 Court
a., Spd by Druggists generally. deio sAa'soo
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THF
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice h
hereby given to all persons having claims agalnE
deceased, 10 present the same, with vouchers there
Il, W the Subscribers At the office of Charlie
Cheney, No. 1876 broadway, In the City Of New York
on or before tho 1Ith day Of March next. DATED
New Ysrk, the 1lth day Of September, 1881.
CIIARLOTTE H0LrHUS, Ixecutrix, q
JOHN d. sEkBBCK. kHecutor, &C.,
k JOHN Y, HQLrHVa,
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18th Regiment n. v. = v, Col. Jno. Nc.
LhbO al BPliG.-Tais Rcgimeat h.yiux been
mustered into tire L, ). service ~ "a Eigin ,sf
C'iPS r,qiirts the services Of YO0 team uers fir
tlctr foni0n tr ,in, TO be regularly mustered int,
Tie service for the spNoe " three years uuess ~
~ discharged. Pay 80 ~ per month"; tatlona AMI
c. thlnR. An hon ranle Discharge entities each
man h. bounty Of SiOO from the < v-rnment For
tfuloI particulars inquire q Capt. Ed. q. PERRY,
~ Capt W. A. kLTCHAN, - spr ng -. or iTi
GrNud IT.. ~ hsiOr
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PEER SONAI NOTICES.

A RMY AND NAVY PAY AND BOUNTY,
~ land pay Tor ds'rts,ul soldiers and sulurs COLI
l'ctrd, by JOHN 49, huRRAS, ARMY aud Navy
l'rukcr ~ nassau st, up stslrA opp'rito thc = ~
Uni.c. ~
The sun., 1861-12-11

THIS IS PO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
harboriuR on trusting my son, CHARLES SrO-
KEN, that will not bs responsible fr amy debts
J.. m'y contract De toni, i-1l. ELISHA srO'
KEN
The sun., 1861-12-11
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table Is derived by oompArson q ths PIst
8-frd slos zach day -



Incr, was lighter business in stocks today, md
m'''S roce'l~l h@2H per cent, comparing the
pies oi the FIRST board of yesterday with to-day A.
10" reit'sd rate the market closed steady. There
"n" noillnS done ia Government stocks. For the
'uupVn -iSus uf 1881, gJ was hid and pIk asked,
Missouri siEes declined and Tennessees y,
Nom ROMANS easy at per cent. On call. Tas
'ui,tgn 'Nrhanbe m1tket clua,d strNiy but quiet.
tirfA aiOg for hrst lass bills un London.
Wal street Ia In hutter over je,retary GtUe-
cl"it. some Of his financial reoommen Jns arc
lee .arod liable o. mi conception.
The r. ctal agencies ia this city havs receiveI M
ise nt 10 sell my moru Of tho 10 treasury notas
tt'lo hfst Issue, but we undOrstand that most On
enc hn' en- have till assortment on hand and ara
't rar,i to supply any demand.
The banks are paying into the Sub-TraAsury to-
i7y aouae t0OOO,O0O i-ithsr in gold or demand
i"'"a!, leing tho hrst instrument IT the per cent
~ year stock.
In domeslr cotton goods there Il general adj
'"uce . N@lc. since Saturday. Brown sheetinRs
mt lhilts are iikdi6c. Prints NJ. higher
There have been slme fAilurta OF late among tie
age dly goods houses on Broadway. They had,
f"'7c', been going on with " extensions" for SONS
'liNp Ilnst.
The sun., 1861-12-11

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONLER, WILL
w sell, this day, AZ 2 u'clp.k, at Ibt Canal st
al the furniture, g., OF a large house, carpets
beds, bcddiur pier glass, parlpr suits, bureaus,
yhiny, = ~, stovts, dining 10 IN and kitchen fur
ulturr. Ais, saloon furniture anil fixtures. 40
The sun., 1861-12-11
SHIPPING, sc.

Y LINE FOR LONDON-SAIL9 TOMOR-
- rn--tLo packet ship ADRl\rlC at pler 10, p
r. l.r puiAugc, At low rates, or dranS on any pTt
Tuplaud or Ireland payable nn demand, Alp'y h
TAPSCOTr a CO., 81 South Il, %
The sun., 1861-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate of the County Of Now York, potco IL
herel y given 10 all persons having claims agiusl
CORNELlls 3. DE BOW, late If the City ot Ne"
York, deceased, 10 present tho same, with voucher,
E.ere, If to the Subscriber, 1t the Office # g, $
Gruot, No. SO Nassau street, IN eCty Of New York
~ ~ before the ltth d.y 81 May next. Dated, New
York, the 3Oth DAY u Ootpher 1851.
JOHN q. DE bow, Administrator II
COrndus s. De Bow, deceased.
The sun., 1861-12-11
GENERAL BUSINESS.

ErlE CLASSES FOR TIlH VIOLIN. EVE
Thur l.N evening, f,r gent, a. o'll.k, tu
Satpf 8 W"'urgs, lU oiln,k, r.r hu,s, AZ .,,
N'vrry. Al rHn l'ers ly nnte In I! los-sng A
private l'1o1s On the IinnN violin, x NJ pu
lu Of tho day aui evening. $40 pet a tTt y.
IL l. A. UES AMIN
The sun., 1861-12-11
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A BLACKSMITH-A YOUNG MAN OUT
"A Of his time, at cart aud wagon work. wants q
learn horse shocing, M steady ipb At wagon work
AdiI6ss G. H. NJ, ~ Vine 81, Brooklyn, for days
The sun., 1861-12-11

TilE FIRM OF DUNN 4 MORRISON,
ld , Il ing business ~ uutu5s', ~, .. =
HU 'u'vDl IWtncrahip. Bua '-s ca utuuul 5
1tu. pUNN. ~ some place. New Yo.t. o. 27tN,
Hul. GEORt'E hi Nm. ali t'lni
The sun., 1861-12-11

A BOY IL YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO
IA learn trade; smith or machlnist preferred ;
las worked with smith some time. Address box
2T03 L. o., for g.. II. %
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MRS. BEACH, AGENT FOR DIR. ZELLS
Nl Remedy. Apply ." 2ia Eighth ava.
NERVOUS DISEASES CURED BY DIR
WELLS remedy. 60 Division st; price 81 n