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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-16
Sabbath school Anniversary Of the OH
ver street BaPtist Church,
6t-yry A UNION DEMONSTRATION

Tho forty-four,h anniversary Of the sabbath srhooi
connected with the Oliver stree, Baptist church was held
last evening Az usual, the church was we'll filed with
tic relatives Of the children and other friends Il the
school and the occasion most pleasant reunion
The programme was unusually long and UNI
sually wen performed. The gem Of the per.
tormances was tho duet, "Kind shepherd" ad.
miraby surg by Nes Amelia Baxter and Master
Daniel This duet wpid not have shamed the best OF
concerts. The ALcnce hal q performance in the
form Of contributions and did their part well the
children.
Lucus Hart FAD delivered the address In hs charac
terstcay dsicnted STYLE After feiicitously referring
to Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington, b. called
upon the audience TO sing the first stanzas of hymn
"My country, tits of thoe.u
And thS entire hymn was sung with the greatest ectv
followed by the chorus Of the "sar Spangicd Banner
and concluded with great applause and waving Of hats
and handkofcheis. The Demonstration entirely
ct aysr and Spontaneous and could not but be crafty
ing Ia every lover Of the Union.
The exercises concluded with tha distribution OF gift
books cakee and oranges 10 the Oh drcnyoung and old
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Arrivals and Departures.

BREMEN AND sournA nrrox-steamshipB remen-Domngo
Tromte, Jean Mantane von Mrs Mafryat Miss Perry
Faycsld and lady Z zums.ein, VIM Q Morgan Miss
Beurhaper. Madame Mulrour, Dayton, A Belkpap,
Usk; Geissman Max Slayer Mr. Romme, Mr. Grotisn,
Miss Bsllin, stcenken, Herm Tiedemann Samson Gull
fox.
Axoy-Ship N r Palmer-Mrs Chas Low and two chill.
dren, Mrs Hyatt and two daughters, Miss Ellen Porter
Mr.. Frank Ross
SAvANNAH-Steamshp Florida-Harry Rowland and Wife
Mics Aiken Mas keneer Miss Chapman, Miss skalutsn
Mrs Benson catharine Mc(innes, BIacing Green,
Bevns, sprNHg, Parker, Frank and John HAYS B
Smith, II King. A Miles, q Goran, English Camp.
bell, Club, q Hesser, N Clark. w Pomroy, Wing
IIuqhs, W Herman, j Bnbman, NJ Marks, q Powder
Roe Goldsmith, Rosenbach, Foster Stranp r L
wsynne-and 80 In the storage.
RicnsoNp, Ac-stesmship TRANSFORMATIONS Ballard 8
Cav.rt, q HIN and lady, Blven. Taylor and lady
DgYAHrURYs.
LvrR-oot VIA LorDoEDKRRv-steamshp North American
from Porspd-Herbert Hale and lady, Of Corunna; Fred
Walker, Leclaire Roy, Mr. Caviilier Kay and Jane
Primrose Of Montrcsl Henry Pembcrton Anderson,
GsrDeau and Robert Maxwell Of Quebec Robert McNsush
Francis Dolan Charles Plant and Thomas Fand, q New
York james Crak Matthew Pearson, John Stakes Mr. and
Mrs Thompson and infant and Meredith Of Toono johu
DIaeneY ~ Hamilton; Mr. Brennan, Edward Trejina Mar
gsret sheran, Vim hAllon, Mr. and Mrs Mather VILLAIN
frest, John Marles Henry Aleand and Ericsson, OF
Boston.
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The New York state Military Association

ALBANY, Jan, Is, 1891.
The State Military Association met here this morning,
and called order by Gen. Danforth the President
who delivered patriotic address.
The Council OF Administration recommend an increase
OF tho communication fee So and state that the whole
nube of muskeis received by the State from the Uni
ted States In $780, wac All.
Major GATES offered n preamble and resolutions on
federal Affairs declaring the opinion Of the association to
be that surrender Of any exclusive rights preroga-
tves q the government 10 any State threatens dis
Yupti0n OF the government, and declaring all acts
ten plating dissolution Of the Union ~ reasonable.
Adopted.
Captain HIRAM RocsA offered sories Of resolutions AZ.
pressing the admiration and the approval OF the Assoc
ion q MAJOR Andersons course and making him honor
airy member Of the Association They VIII be discussed
70 morrow.
Colonel PRATT from the Special Committee reported In
hart the following ancntments TO the Militia law, TO pro-
vide for more efficient enrolment 10 m up the ranks OF
lhe present sixty regiments by volunteers or draft,
making ten companies OF 100 men, 600 men 10 each re-
I'm nt II necs ssary and second battalion IN each reg
n nta district commanded by Major sixty -four reg
Ynenis and thirty two battaliops making a forco
of nine'y two thousand men, 10 increase the commuta
zion fee 70 ten dollars and uncoecsed communications 70
be assessed several towns Further TO exempt uni
Formed militia from two thousand dollars assessment aud
ten days highway labor, and requiring militia 10 parade
ton Gays each year.
The committee win report additional amendments TO-
morrow, when the whole subject viii be discussed.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1851.
Very little of interest has TRANSFERRED IN he Senate
The concurrent resolution of the Assembly, asking for
Joint Committee Federal Relations, returned to
that body
Dir. RAMSEY introduced bill regulating city railroads,
limiting the fare to three cents for any length of
road within the city limits, except whore est
mony s given that the company loses money, when not
more than five cents may be charged. Aiso that pas
eengers who cannot obtain seats shall not ply over two
cents. The penalty for overcharee is Atty dollars.
Tho remainder Of the passed. ia considering
bills In Committee of the Whole
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Tho United States sloop Macedonian Captain James
GynD, sailed from Portsmouth, N. H., sunday, with
sealed orders and passed Highland Light at sunrise
Monday morning She hauled In TO the wharf
day and quantity Of powder and shot put board The
following In list OF her officers c1ysa
observation-disclosures marin, Bonneville Nicholson,
Samuel r. Franklin, William H. Ward, Chas. A. Babceck
hart Paymas,er-John Cunningham; Mas.er-Francis
N. Bunce; Marine 0nhcer-Charlcs G. McCauley Paymas-
ters Clerk-Thomas q. Lechron; Observation-Disclosures
Miller Gunner-Burgess r. Allen; Carpenter-George
Wsner; Standardization W. North.
The United States steamer Pulaski, Com. Macomb was
at Montevideo November Is; officers crew all we'll
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Tho Clinton Hall row adjudcated upon by Justice
Connolly Of the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning
Captain Canray, Of the Fifteenth precinct preferred
charge o. csordery conduct against the prisoner Colonel
Titus and prayed that tho defendant shoud be dealt with
according 10 law.
number Of citizens came forward and stated under
oath that they present with the prisoner during
the row. and that they did not zee him commit any overt
act.
Justice Connolly upon the strength Of the prisoners
witrcsses deccd TO dismiss the complaint, wbereupou
Captain Cafray SGT up great howl, AM threatened 10
have the magistrate impeaoaed FOR mscobauct In oce
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The Trial Of Jackalovv.

TNENTUN, jan. I5bI
The United States Circuit Court met TO- lay, and the
friai of Jackalow was moved II stated that the
rane q jurors had been served the prisoners counsel
Sh morning, and the statute requires that should be
served two entire days before trial In consequence OF
fbis being the the trial postponed
40 Friday morning next. Thirty-four witnesses
or the rart OF the Government were bound
over IN the sum 81 800 each TO appear At that time
Tho counsel for the prisoner rea ested process 10 be
1aeucd 20 compel the attendance Of Dr. r. r. yanck and
Robt bolton OF Jersey City, and Prof Geo H. Cook,
OF gutgers College, New Brunswick which WIS granted
Tho COUNSEL for the United states Col g s. Cannon
ana Andrew butcher, Esq., and for the prisoner VIM
voorhees, Of Jersey CITY and Isaac r. Wilson, Of rren
Ron ~ J.
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FErtsFoRT. Z Z: Jan, p; 1851.
IRE was discovered In the orge brick building cSf.
her Of Front and Main Streets in this village about BALI
past seven O'Clock this morning, which extin.
gushed but before mosh damage had bcen done 10
the building and contents ~ fire and water The Are,
which was undoubtedly the work II incendisry,
originated the ground floor among the stock Of gro
ceree hardware sc, OF Messrs IT, ". J. A. Wells (who
also owned the building), which WIS greatly injured
The ioes ia known but must BE- heavy insured in
New York companies for coo on the building and about
~ 600 on the stock.
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WITH MUCH NEhNObS HEADACHE CtNEO
BFANDRf1H'S PILLS known tn have superfnv ~
reliable Fsedne cydiies and most infal
e openers ~ the bosels when all else Of medicine has
failed. But case can be referred 70 where, Though
Brandr~shs pine dd web and highly valued, yet The
party did not fully The n great debt
fty ard nervousness; IN this case the
LIFE ADDITION OR QUINTEseENCE OF
sARsAPARfLIA Pills.
tried. and resulted in perfect cure Reference
v be given The case Ia highly Interesting Now the prn
cIrle Of cure n the
PCRTFyING THE BLOOD,
chronic OF cosveness and debit
" seem 10 give way sooner when the
LIFE ADDITION PILLS
are u,ed: but the truth still evident that purgng
and prsdreih pills adapted 10 AL and benefit all
both pills sold rs and M per boz
"a CANAL STREET
And No UNION SQUARE.
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M nrkets,

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnADEI psiA, jan Is, 1851.
Stocks firm. Yssnsyvana State SIS, So Reading
Railroad, 20; Morris Canal So; Long Island Railroad
AZ Pennsylvania Railroad, 377S. Sight exchange On
Sew York, u u per cent premium.
AUGUSTA, Jan. Is, 1851
Cotton-Sales to-day, 2,00> bales. Market Arm
CHARLESTON, Jan. Is, 1851
Cotton 6im sales to day, 660 bales
CHICAGO Jan. Is, 1881
Exchange on New York has declined to SIX per cent.
BALTIMORE Jan. Is, 1851
-Four firm. Howard street and Ohio held at IS 62I.
City Mills at S. so Wheat firm. Red at 81 80 81 49,
White, 81 as a 81 65 Corn advanced Sc. !; mixed &c
Provisions Arm. Coffee steady at 1870 also. Whiskey
steady at loo.
Pm ADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1891
Flour firm at S. so for superfine Wheat firm: sales
5000 bushels red at 81 30 81 35 white At 81 40 81 S.
Corn firm: sales 900 bushels AT Tic, CSC. Pro
visions advancing mess pork at SIT so $l8 Whiskey
firm at l0c
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Married

P,,a, M-RorKNRAsH -On Sunday, January 10, a. tw
D ~ at home, by Rev. Mr.. Kester, HKRMAs KrGIxs 4,
Acs,. Co, ysrsAsH both Of this city
Rory-Sc 'ARrY.-On Tuesday evening, January 3, At
Nafivi,v ch,uc,s, by Rev. Geo. McClosky VIM n v.
Rory no NUYsSF McCARry, all Of this city,
Halifax and Kng sh papers please copy.
swM-suFnocS.- IN Brooklyn, on Monday, January
rngtcn, N g. 20 ElzAH L. SuxRLoCx, Of Mount Irwin
Ireland.
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
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The Central Overland California and Pixies Peak Ex-
sret paaed here mt two r. NJ for st. Joseph with the
mails and % 500 in treasure.
The date from Denver are TO the 10th met.
The dead body which VIDA found ON the Let inst mas
been identified that Of Captain Linus Coolidgei
steamboat man, formerly resident u Lebanon, ONO.
He has been missing since tho 5'h OF september MS
murderer 10 believed TO have been man named REM
Eor cords Of quartz from the GrogEy iesa were
grcnnd last week, yielding fS2B 60.
A lead Which has been named the Michigan osy pn.
pel Irad, gas discovered near GregoTys last week AMI
ftCh.
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INDICTMENT AND ABANDONMENT oy THE raIsoNER--
mot GuILgy'.--TRIAL TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY
WEEK, ETC., ETC.
Yesterday immense crowd assembled at the Hudson
county Court Of oyer and rerminsrs NV being held at
Hudson City, before Judge Ogden, be present at the
srragament Of william Abson, who stands charged with
"hayns been seduccd and moved by the devil, 10 No
yenber last xiii and clay Jane Absom his wife, BY ai
min STEERING 70 her poison, BY which abe died"
The prisoner pleaded mot guilty. Ia tremuous
voice and remandcd TO mil 70 await big riaL Inc
council for the defence akng that they might receve
time sufficient for complete esrston o. the cause oi
their client the Judge CONSIDERABLY appointed Non1ay,
2sth inst for The commencement q the trial, when " ~
expected tho case viii proceed without further jelay.
q In the meantime the attention of The Court vii D. occu.
pied with civil and few criminal indictments "
no great importance
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Gurney's Gallery.
7O7 BROADWAY.
The last phothoNraph taken America OF
II. r. ". THE PRINCE OF WALES,
HER MAJESTY QUEEN vIcTopA
WIN ~ exhibition for few daysony st auruevs Gal
ery NJ Broadway previous 70 its departure TO
same. - -
.. 0URNEy SON.
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Rirll.

BrsTAvAN AT Hicks street, B'ooklyn, on Tuesday
Januay 49, Mrs. WM BUCHANAN Of <on.
CrvAIIER.-In this city, MOI day Night January II,
EEAmm AGNES wife OF Gabriel Chevaler, Of a scn,
birthday present TO his father the secsnd nephew Of
his uncle
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Nou.Arrival or the Canadian.

PORTLAND, Jan. l5-Il p NJ
There are as yet no signs of tho steamship CANADIAN,
nov due at this port with Liverpool dates Of the Sd
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THACKERAY AND BULwYR.

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s:aas Gossip sos.ip - ia.
Cousin Nsnr,ee
The Haunted snS.hs Esunerss By Sir e Bulver Lytssa
csspsa and Home cS:
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The IS. !, ,, " - Il z , snlv.r Ly'son.
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
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The Pns.Sss have also made srr.nssu,en,. With
thor = aa.% Bsds and 1he NH on the Floss for ne~
se,i.. q illustrated Papers de-erens me saar actor
syoie su,h.r and srsis preparation, and win sppsss
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Inc No oF IuE UNrTED STATS,
jas published 10 mes, psnrhie form single eop'ss %
afY Wholesale agens I2i Nassau street
rrpP wrsE FOR BP ALrH, on FxERciSr rHPRND.
sn che ass ys'rs wh : sS s s.s e sS
e,ree,. near Fltn avenue Terms ouly SIC per annrm
rvsFFuL AND ECONOMICAL
Il HrGPNAN co.. RenglDe fo- the instant ~ - =.
vrss s,os paints &C. &C, ard cleaning gi. wNs
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Patrick McAvtnney. 30 Luqueer street,
Prcokyn Rad virusn lcsr on the leg Tor which he
LopR Island College wi out receiving benefit small not
OF HOLLOwAY'S Ont emit effected 1 thorough cure -
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woidavta Cream, for Preserving and
besnuf wing the RAW. Sold only At W. A BATCHELORs
newly invented Wig Factory, 10 sond street
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Assembly,.

ALBANY, JAN u.s. 1861.
The Committee of the Whole passed 10 third reading
Che bill sppropatrg $500 900 to redeem the State stock
issued TO tho Auburn ami Rochester Railroad.
Dir. McDERMo1T moved the reference Of the petitions
Tor the reduction of milk freight the Harlem and New
York and Erie roads to special committee OF five.
Mr.. VAEIAS opposed the motion, aud II was lost.
The bill to protect fruit growers by Furnishing trespass
ers felons reported favorably.
Among the bills noticed by Mr.. SHERWOOD, to
and I" Of
children.
Bills INTRODUCED
BY Mr. WEBSrEg-ro regulate the sale OF fruit in New
Ry Mr. SHAw-To amend the Revised Statutes relative to
By Mr. MooKE-ro amend the Brooklyn Sewerage act
BY Mr. KIssM-ro reduce pawnbrokers' loans in tho
iy Mr. wncur-To secure punishment for embezzle
anent.
ny Mr. McrERMcrr--rol limit the freight on milk on tho
Erie and Harlem railroads 10 three quarters OF cent per
quart and regulate the transportation Of milk beyond the
Mr. BINGHAM introduced concurrent resolutions reorga
nixng Court of appeals. They make the Court consist
OF Judges from January 1883 four Judges TO const
tute quorum three necessary for decision. They
give the Legislature power 70 increase or diminish tho
salaries Of the Judges every two years
The resolutions are the same as introduced last year,
EXC pit that back pay is not provided Tor.
On motion Of Mr.. EIJNGwooD of Richmond county the
bill to enable the Supervisors Of that county 70 borrow
thirty six thousand dollars reported complete.
Mr. CRAFT called up the resolution requiring the Sheriff.
Registrar and County Clerk Of New York 10 report the
whole amount OF moneys feceiveu Oy sn'm
Several motions were made defeat the resolution by
Messrs Walsh Cozlns and Hutchins, but II was finally
adopted by vote Of 55 TO 80.
Mr. PRKSDIRGAsr and Mr. FIERCE offered resolutions urg
ing the general to take possession Of all the
goyernmen property in the hands OF rebels ut any cost
Nr kURsAA thought that enough hal beep done al
eady~n this direction He offered ~ resolution, that
while We tender 10 The federal government our support
In whatever prudent, energetic Efforts y shall make -
preserve the nton recommend that practise a. far
"A possible the utmost moderation orbearance,
and Cancellation In the crisis which now exists Referred
10 the Committee Federal Relations
The resolution OF Mfr Pierce, directing tho committees
not TO report any bill local objects special mcorpo
raons that might be obtained under general laws exist
ing or that might be enacted debated emasculatsd
and passed with the addition sBut whenever the Com
,nttee think Justice will be denied by the want OF gene
Pal law they viii rcpor, that fact to the House.
Mr. WOODRUFF, by consent, introduced bills 70 repeal
eecton thirty Of the Metropolitan Poice law and 70
allow the Croton Aquednct Commissioners IN finish the
bridge aqueduct the Harlem river otherwise
than by contract and TO authorize them 70 make nec
Bary repairs Of the aqueduct
Adjourned
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New Photograp pm Jnvension.-24 Picture,
for elisrye sire coored by evaporation, I'll at HOLMES
Gallery, 3p6 Broadway.
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wh~eles a. Wilson'S
Sewing Machinre. with important improvements at 70
dueed piices Onhce Cos broadway.
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Csistsaoros Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
peeaIhp 10 he weird Wholesale and reai and The
d. 9 privately applied At no. 9 Astor House
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Drawings o. n. FrAhcs 4 Co.'s Della
sussns COUNTY CLiss rmsrx,y, Jan Is, 1851.
8, Is, 80, %, 40, SO, ~, 30, 1, 81, n, 7,68.
"a os * ss * 5 81 " "a IN ~ X 'sa y
Circulars sent free Of charge By addr-ssing
Wilmington, Delaware
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stetnway q Sons Overstruug Grand
vnd square Pianos considered the best manufAc
warranted for eve years wsraooms 81 and 81
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-Reitabie, Harm
less and instantaneous black Factory 81 Barclay
street sold aud appi ed At BATCuhL0Rs WIG Factory,
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Eureka Sewing Observation-Disclosures "a
$40 Cs, and examine Once so3 Broadway, up stairs
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| Grover q Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
Sewing Machines-e40 and upwards-495 Broadway, New
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rrvsn ~ sos ursfsrt cure Truss =
ynce 40 2ycsy street Ator uouseh og.--.e We church
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Fire al Newbern, NC.
RsLsoH, y. e., Ian rs, 1901
Ore 10 Ncwtern las, tgbt RHut the c9urs Hoase asi
Etagr builu ngs.
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CTEELEe PATENT FEATHER BRUSHES
~ no varieties, for store and house
Extra Carriage and Furniture Busters Cornce Busters Pie
ture and Mirror Busters, Plane DusterA &c.
STEELE CO., No Park row, opposite the Aston House
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Berrys Trseepher0us - tire best and
cheapes, se for dressing besu curling cleans
ksssr I'D gsseIng toe hair kaAp VI " s@j .. ~
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NINE. DEMoREsT's SECESSION, CONCESSION.
Ivl Union pisunion and Compromise Sentiments Where
as both North ind s,uheast and West universally
concluded that Nine DFM0REST'S Prize Medal skirts
proved the best and cheapest they will slip tho
prnrs or get ont Of order and whereas di.unon oomp
mise Of those skirts for the money combines
Interests OF both pares therefore, mutually resolved haA
fully concur In sscession y Nine Demorests Prise
Medal kris from No ats Broadway Nos 100 and 40 Canal
street No IA Grand street. No li9 Eighth avenue
featured.
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FoH SALE. sEeAR
MAKING MACHINES
For making the inside Of segsEs or
BUNCHES.
WUTERICH a HATHAWAYO


Either one or two work each machine desreA
Operation 80 very simple and that girl boy wor
on then no time REQUIRED to learn two good bunch makers
day, and they better than by hand q
proper shape each end being small the mdd large
every day from a; N OF NJ Also superior inachss
Free the retail price OF each returned patent
SALE BY Satea or Otherwise Wanted negotiate with
proper for the exclusive agency for Cuba
Centre street, Of Canal street. second foor
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-12-05
erTbs news from South Carolina


EThe news from South Carolina
and Georgia is most encouraging. The
rebel dispatches, which give as the IN.
formation, cannot conceal the successes
Of our arms in the Cotton States. Our
troops are no longer confined to the
islands. They have occupied at least
one village on the main land, and the
seizure Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad viii doubtless be the next in
telligence that reaches Us. Commodore
TatnaD, with portion Of his musquito
feet, has vainly endesvored 70 draw
our forces at TJbee under the guns Of
Fort Pulaski. Our commanders in
that vicinity are too old birds to be
caught with chat. No wonder that
discomfort is rampant throughout the
confederacy, that we hear Of troops de-
serting. and Of quarrels and jeslousies
of the different seeded States. Ii all
classes of Seeessionists could speak the
truth. they would doubtless coincide
with the letters mentioned in our special
dispatches, in wishing for the good
time when clothes and food would be
once more plenty Cincinnati Gazstts.