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HOUSE, Porter introduced bill dividing
Kentucky into Judicial Districts, and abol-
ishing the present District Courts, and, as
amended, on motion of Blair of Missouri,
abolishing the two District Courts in Mis-
souri,, and creating one District Court in
their stead. -as
In the course of debate Crittenden oppos-
ed the bill, saying it was an abuse of the
power of Congress, and an innovation on
the constitutional mode of removal of
judge, to effect such an object by the aboli-
ton of the Court as now proposed. The
bill passed-yeas 70, nays so.
Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported a bill providing
additional revenue, and providing for the
additional expense of the Government, and
maintaining the public credit, by the assess
ment of direct taxes and internal dnties.-
Referred to the Committee of the Whole
On motion, adjourned.
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OHRRKFEvs SAFE ys-O. 242.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ~ ~ vi ditt
A. ~ saIa issued ont of the oflc0 Of the OleTk
of the Court Of Common Pleas OF HanaerDuIgh
county, Indiana in favor Of WiiS d 2, nOS ,, ,s ,.
tbaD Rovley and Joseph Fisher ano 70 nc uiteot-
"a S a. ,,,,,.a,,s nee of which writ, will on
GU :" FRIDAY, AUGUST "a 1851
,,...,, enc hours Of ten o'clock A. M.s and t0ur
,iI - Of said day, at-the door Of the Court
gnSa oiSs IN the City Of Evansville Nanderburgh
Countv. Indiana, offer for sale at public auction
~ rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
veers Of the following described real estate, t0Ft
Lots No. and two Il and %, in Block No. one
hundred and fifty-four ,154) IN 'masco City, and
hundred and nine OO9), In Lamasco. And should
said rents and profits Of said real estate not ssD
for sufficient 10 satisfy said writ and costs,
will, at the same time and place, offer Tor sale
and sell the fee simple of said real estate, Tor the
satisf tion of said writ and COSTS without relief
from valuation aTpraisement laW8.
JOHN 8. GAVATTs 8. v @.
JnIv IIth. Is9i. julyl2-sww
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HALIFAX, July 23.-The Arabia, from
Liverpool on the 18th, Queenstown on the
14th, arrived this morning.
Breadstuffs dulL Flour dull /; merican
2 55@2 85. Wheat dull at 2d@3d lower
for Western. Corn quiet and less firm.
Weather unsettled and wet. Beef firm,
and fine qualities advanced 2s, Cd. Lard
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WILLIAM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE,
The only Harmless and Reliable

HAIR DYE KNOWN.
ALI others are mere limitations. and should be
avoided il you wish TO escape ridicule.
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
to beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury to hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN. A. BACHELOR since 1885, and
10000 applications have been made the hair
WIN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
q color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
sUayrusted not to iniure in the least however long
it may be continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remeded. The hair is invigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No. 16
Bind street, New York.
Sold In ali the cities and towns of the United
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name, &c William AssBatch-
elor, and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides Of each box.
WROlssafs Factory, 81 BARCLAY Street,
apll'ly Late 233 Broadway, New York.
H@fr ssVst-RGsr Dvsyy-kEasr- GBgssyg-
William A. Bachelors Hair DyeI The original
and best in the worldiiI All others are mere i'm
itations. and hOuld be avoided, if you wish TO
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without
injury to the Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN. A. BATcHELoE yirce 1889,
and over 10000 app cations have beer made to the
Hair Of his Patrons his famous Dye.
WA. BATCHELt Rfs HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distin aished from nature, aud is
WARRANTED not to injr in the least, however
long it may be continued and the ill effects of bad
Dyes remedied; the Hair hvigorated for life by
tnls Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States
/ BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
49, The Genuine has the name and address upor
q steel plate engraving four eides of each Box
| OF WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Address
/ CHAs. BATOHEL0B, Proprietor,
/ aspt20-1yrd&w 81 BsFclay-st, New York
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FORTRESS MoEsoE, July 22..-Au internal
machine reached shore this morning, in
tended TO destroy the ships of war.
The Floyd gun viii soon be moved to a
position to annoy s5eyell's Point The
Union will also be remounted. Important
news may soon be expected from Old Point.
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WASHINGTON, July 22d.-Among the
wounded now at the Washington Infrmary
are Sergeant Maeklin, 1st Minnesota; John
Morrison, I'd Ohio; A. W. Spass, I'd Wis
consin; S. Warner, I'd Lieut.. lst Michigan ;
II. n. Cook, 1st Ohio; James, Chaplain, I'd
Ohio Col. Slocum, 9th New York.
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bgThe sth and 10Th Indiana regiments,
three months men, viii arrive in Indiana
polls to-day, where they win be publicly
welcomed by the citizens.
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sATURDAY, AUGUST 25th. 1s
R4OROJV.ER's E.N-QUEsT.

Held on the 18th day of July. 1861, over the body
of Joseph E. Turnock, at Evansville, Vanderburgh
county Indiana. The verdict of the jury was, that
he came to his death by accidentally drowning
At the time of his cath he about 10 years Of
age, and when he died he was dressed in brown
jacket and gray pantaloons. Had on his person, a.
far we have been enabled to ascertain, nothng.H
iulyI9.3ww JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner, V. o.
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NEW YORK, July 23.--A private dispatch
says the list regiment, had IS killed and
100 wounded, and 200 taken prisoners.
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M. g. johnson. PI'ffs Atty.
$ E.N-QURST

Held on the 16th day of July, 1861, over the body
of Thurman Wealand, found at his residence on
Main Street, Evansville, Yanderburgh County, In
diana. The verdict of the jury that he came to
his death by being accidentally thrown ont Of his
Express, by his horse running away, on Main
Street, in Evansville.
iuIyis.3ww JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner. .
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New YORK, July 23.-The 1st regiment
Sickle's brigade left yesterday, another
regiment viii leave this afternoon.
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New YORK, July 23.-Stoeks better, and
moderately active, but closed heavy. Mon
ey and exchange unsettled.
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XVII CONGRESS.
WAsHINGToNr July 23.

SENArE.-Wilson, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported back bill to
provide for the transportation of arms and
munitions of war to loyal citizens in rebel
States, and to provide for the expense of or
ganizing regiments, sc. The bill makes an
of $4,000, 900. It passed.
Sherman, from the Finance Committee,
reported back bill to refund duties on
arms imported by States. Passed.
On re-opening the doors, the Senate adj
iourned. = s-
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Court Notice.
State or TNDTANA Court of Common Pleas
St - Se v;ox, of ofVanderburgh County,
county OF fanoerDurgn. September Term, 1861.
No. 248-Ninth Day.
Robert K. Dunkerson
John Uric and
Inhn s MifchalI-

John =. mIGcheIl-
It appearing, by affidavit on file in the office. of
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the defend
ants in the above entitled action resi- dents
of the State of Indiana. Notice of the pendenoy
of such action is therefore given 10 said John Uric
md John s. Mitchell, and that the same will stand
for trial at the next term of the Court aforesaid to
be begun and held at the Court House, in the City
of Evansville, In the County and State aforesaid,
on the 1st Monday in September, A. d. 1861.
: In witness whereof, I, Louis Richter, Clerk OF
said Court, hereunto subscribe my name, this 18th
@. O. p. v. Co.
M 9. johnson, Plffs Atty. july15 3ww
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CINCINNATI, July 23.-River fallen two
inches, now five feet ten inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear. Thermometer SO. -
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Amelia Hickox, Edwin W. Clarke,
Sidney Clarke, Ossian Clarke, Ju-
lia B. Lewis, aAd John Lewis her
husband, James J. Clarke, Daniel
D. Sloan. Sophia Hathaway, and
Frank Hathaway her husband,
Emma Jane Parkinson, Mosely
Dunham, Albert T. Dunham, Mary
Ann Clute and Gerardus 8. Clute
her husband, Charlotte st. John,
and Elijah q. st. John her hus-
band, Nancy Knight and Francis
L. Knight her husband, and Su-
san Abbott, and William H. Abb
bot her husband,
Va.
Thomas e. Swain, Jr., Charlotte
s. Swain, Elizabeth A. Swain,
W''iiam M. Swain, Josiah Dun-
ra1n Ctarks, Julia Douglas, viii Partition
4u Esrockway, Samuel Mosely
1ck way, Horace A. Brockway,
lszer d. Brockway, Eliza d.
ErJSn and Nathaniel ID. Brown
neI husband, Augustus Brock
way, Kathleen Rrt ckway, r.
wing Brockway, Mary Ella Brock
way, William Sloan, William
Henry Parkinson, Winfield 8.
Dnsenbury, Eugene Dusenbury,
Luella Dunham, Harriet Dun
ham, William M. Swain, Thorn
as X. Swain, Elizabeth A. Todd,
Walton H. Blood, Horace Dun
ham Blood, Mary Z. Hadley,
William e. Hadley, William Otis
Blosd, Laura s. Blood, Thomas
T. Blood, Joshua V. H. Clarke,
Horace Minis and Elijah f.. May.
It appearing by affidavit on file In the Office Of
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the defsndi
above named are necessary parties 10 the above
titled action, the object Of which Is the partition
Real Estate, and that all the above named defe
ants are non-residents Of the State Of India
notice of the pendency of said action Is there
given to all the above named defendautss and {
the same will stand for trial at the next term
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, to be begun
held at the Court House, in the City Of Evansvi
in the County and State aforesaid, on the FIRST N
day in October, A. D. 1851.
In witness whereof, /, Louis Richter, Oh
of said Court, hereunto subscribe my name this
day of June, AID. 1861.
juIy2-3ww LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk, v. @. {
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Court Nntica.

STATE OF INDIANA. Court Of Common Pleas
Yandsrb1rvb "a Conntv fofVanderburgh County
'onuei0uieH OouHy' Sept. term, a. d. 1881
No. 247-Einth Day.
Henry Kohn,
Arnold Kohn, and
Abraham LoeWenthal Attachment.
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PITTsBURG, July %. P. M.-River twenty
inches by the metal mark. Weather
cloudy. ~
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Court N

STATE OF INDIANA, In. IN t9s H1 E-n9ero9rs OE-
Vanderburgh County. A. D. 1881. 0s'eO'' -'''
No sc 9Th
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6NHORS! SHOES!! SHOBS!gI
Az general assortment of Shoes OF all kinds
sust received and for sale by .. g
SOHAPKERl& BUSSIHG.
fuAwI2 No. 40 Main Street.
no BsN" sME.RL.
" 40 bushels 6Gesh gEeund CoTn Meal at
su1aR9 A. 000&aS.
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WAsHINGTos, July 22d.-The Herald,s dis
patch says the rebels outnumbered us three
to one. After the day had been won by US,
fresh rebel troops were substituted for those
who were defeated. The ammunition of
our artillery giving out, as caisson were
rushing at full speed for a new supply,
the movement was construed by team
sters and civilians into new retreat, and
panic among them occurred. They ran
for their horses, and without waiting to as
certain the facts, they cut the traces of their
wagon horses and commenced frightened
retreat. The CONSERVATION thus created
communicated itself to the soldiers in the
rear of the column, at the very moment
when charge of fresh cavalry from Man
assas Junction was made upon them. 1t
was nothing more nor less than a stampede.
The enemy were themselves unaware of it.
The result is in great measure attribn-
table to the tardiness of Patterson.
Gov. Spragues bravery through the
whole day challenged universal admiration,
and aided by Mr.. CASTOR, Paymaster of the
l4th New York, succeeded in bringing some
kind of order out of this chaos. The brave
Rhode Islanders were formed in the rear, to
be ready to oppose the advance of the pur-
suers.
The number of killed and wounded has
been greatly exaggerated.
Mcdowell behaved with the greatest bra
very. This, however, was unavailing to
arrest the panic in the rear. The Fire Zou-
aves fought like devils. The New York
list, 18th, and 9th, and the Minnesota and
Maine regiments were the praise of all.-
They were moved down like grass by the
batteries as they advanced. The flag of
the Minnesota regiment was completely rid
died. Col. Wilcox, of the 1st Michigan reg
iment, was wounded and taken prisoner
Col. Wood, of the New York l4th, was
wounded and taken prisoner.
The following is a list of the wounded
brought from the battle field at Bulls Run
to the hospital up to o'clock this evening
The I'd Wisconsin regiment, Company A,
VIM. S. Lynch; Company E, Joseph q.
Bugby, W. Rouse, Harvey Mcdonnell, Hem
ry R. McCullom, L. D. Dahue, and Samuel
Bond; Company K, Cornelius Lehrie -
Company q, Corporal Dow, A. A. Meredith.
Sd Union Regiment, Company H, John Jud-
kins, severely. I'd Michigan Regiment,
Horace Kingman.
1t is cow estimated that the killed on our
side amounts to between 300 and 500. Capt.
D. Il. Tillinghast, Assistant Quartermaster,
U. 5. A., is not taken prisoner, or killed, as
reported The whole of Shermap's battery
is safe.
Col. Blocker, commanding a brigade,
picked up the guns of the I'd Rhode Island,
which had been left behind, and brought
them in.
Hon. A. B. Ely, of the Rochester District,
and a companion are missing. Capt. Griffin
lost sixty of the horses on his battery, but
brought away one gun.
Col Corcoran, of the Goth, and Capt Ed
ward Wilde, Company A, lst Massachusetts,
volunteers, are missing. 1t is feared that
Col. Corcoran is killed, .s
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.AD.ME.NXsTRaTOR's .V-OTICB.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Mrs. Catharine John
ston, deceased Said estate is supposed to be SOL
vent. WIN, 7. IGLFHFART
July 22d, 1861
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M a T l. -.

CThe time here set down is adjusted to eonsraet
hours. On the River there is variation according
70 circumstances
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FoRr KEARNR7, July 23.-The Pony Ex-
press passed at 7 P. NJ, July %.
Ep HTrsTcro T71v
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a HERFPF5S sGER NO 2a0

~ Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution, issued out of the Office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Yanderbureh coun.
ty, Indiana, in favor of Andrew Wilson, VS.. Oil.
yer Read. and G. III. Fish, Replevin Ball. and to
me directed, I have levied upon and will, on
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AD.uE.wHsrR.GTOH's SAFE.

ell - 40 = = ~ . ''-3 a n
will sell at public auction Saturday, the 18th
day of August 1861, at the residence of Mrs CATH
arine Johnston, deceased, all her personal prop.
erty, consisting of one COW, pigs and household
furniture. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under three dollars cash all above
that, nine months credit will be given, purchaser
giving note with approved security, beariRg inter-
cst from date WM. T. IGLEHEA RT, Ad'mr.
Evansville, July 22d 1861. juIy23 2wW
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BROOKLYN.

BROOK YIN COMMON CoUScH..-The Board
organized last evening after some delay occa-
stoned by the absence Of the Democratic mem
bers, who had been busy caucusing in view OF
the generally entertained oplnio ion that the Re-
publicans intended 10 elect permanent chair
man In place of Col. A. NJ. Wood. II having
been settled that no such movement would be
made, th' ordinary business was proceeded
with.
Aid. Strong offered preamble and resolutions
in relation to projected puoliC improvements,
10 tho eject that tho Board acting as the i'm
mediate representatives OF the people OF this
city, spo. Iiully appeals to the several indivi.
duais acting as commissioners upon such i'm
provements and TO all others who are urging
the sumo forward, to stay their hlnds, and incur
no more expense or Indebtedness therein, and
10 Immediately discharge all officers aud en-
ployees.
After some discusi n, during which 1t was
stated that tho number of city officials would
soon DO reduced and their salaries cut down,
the matter was laid over for enc week.
STEALING CATTLE FROM BULLS HEAD
A German was arrested yesterday and taken TO
New York, on the charge Of stealing oloNon
lead Of cattle from Bulls Head, New York.
They were, it is alleged, driven 10 BrooSlyn,
and il was discovered that siA had been sllugh'
tered ut a hutcher's shop on the corner OF X ~
| moni and Hillary sis.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. q, ,se1

TuF ANNuAL NETTING Of tho New England
Society Was held at the Astor House yesterday
noon. Hon. d. W. Donney presided. The n.
mar ciAl report of tho Society showed It's re-
ecip,s during The past year to have bean
s2,s9O 20, and expenditures during the same
time, ~ sos IS. The annual election Of oil.
GERS resulted IA followsi
Prtidcnt-willism NJ. Fvarts, IL. n
FirR lice PrcGbnt--Hcnry a. Hurrsut.
Second cc.PTo,iLcnt-Ihaflcs A. S,eson.
ComScLors-lion. EiWin u. Nots'1. Vim.
Curtis Moves, LII. ID. VIM. N. BlatOman,
8. n. Stel bins.
AssisfdEi Counsciirs-To Grand Lockwood.
Edwin :. Brown, Nathaniel Hayden, Simeon
Draper, John W. Quincy, Samuel L NJ. Bar.
low, Joseph II. Ch,se, Elliot G.. Cowdin.
7yrdsurcr-Luthcr 49, WNman.
S,cr,ioty-L. L. Hubbard.
In the evening the Society pattook Of their
annual dinner At the Aston House.
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"a q ,crrov, .nd d.i,,..r., ~ .dd..aI..y
A. the sloee If the meeting the following
officers were ELECTED for the ensuing yssri
President--f. d. Betts; -Preddsnf-Bts-
phen Garrtsoni Treasurer-A. jenkins, Score
1'y-Jamos A. Williamson.
FIHRr BoATs CHARTsRED nv GovEnu-
MsESr.-The Government have chartered fron
y, A. evesa the ferry boats "IIoboksn" s,A
ed and delivered 10 the Government at Bo.u-
fort.
=. louSG Mss CHRISTIAN AssoctA1IoS.-A
Young Mems Car tan Association has recsntiy
Teen formed in aotoken.
FNTENsioN OF rss CuNARD DocK.-About
100 feot Of deck Is bcsug added " tbs Cursrd
Dock m jersey City for no Accommodation q
the stesm'hip Scotia" Which is next IN siss
TO the Great Eis ern, her length being 45O feet.
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Police Intelligence, &c.

AssAutT UroS a PfMALE .-Potcr Herman
and Timothy Duryea werc arrested on Sunday
night, charged with attempted rape upon the
peteon Of Hester J. Woodhull. stcwarl,ss Of tho
.chooner j. Lawrence, l,,ng at pier %, l.. K.
II appears that thoy went on board tho vessel,
aud erdcavotcd To pcrp"tfa'o the outrage but
the woman defended herself with a hatchot UNI
I'll the arrival Of Policeman Hair, who ar
rested them. Justice Steers yesterday locked
10th up for tiial.
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JERSEY CITY.

Cry MISSION ANp TRACT SoCTETY.-The
eipht annual meeting Of the City Mission and
Tact Society of jersey City was held on Sun
DAY night at the Grove street Baptist church.
The dCy o ional exercises were conducted by the
Revs. DIR. Ridc lie and lmbric Rev. ID. T.. Van
Cleef Rev. G.. Z. Lucas and Rey. w. ii. Pdrm-
ly. From the annual report it appears that
during the past year 4o,2O9 tracts have been
distributed: 81 persons were induced to attend
church; a children to attend Sabbath School,
and II to attend public school. The sum Of
Si65 2s has been expended for the relief Of the
poor, and a balance remains in the treasury
amounting to $1O5 70. During the past year
the city missionary has preached 2OS sermons
made COL calls on the sick and poor attended
ia miscellaneous moetiDgr; oficiatsd at ~ tu
. rails made 90 visits to the Sabbath schools
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p,.HINR IsrgILIskNCR-

Tie hntk MARY Am, abaLdonei N Tea, cleared
from New York ON the iiih Nov, nounI N Cor. for
otd,ts-her cEgo ca slated Of % 400 bushels Il
SCI. hoi in SUM erlani Ia 1851, 39T tons, built u
oak nnG iron kneo1.
A hitci, { a,ed Bolmes' Hole, Dec so says by .
boat from NJ Mans Land, we learn tina, boAt cou-
tsiLinR men, landed theie the lsth inst, whs
stated that they were the mate and ssAu en- b.
l. nging to the sWedihh Ahip Oriental Queen, (Prs-
Viousy reported
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The undersigned, COMMITTEES Of the "NEv YORK
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE" are now engaged In conneo-
non with the 'ARNT Am AssOCi AriOS," Of wash
tpgton, d G., In ,fort choer the lonely hours
o. the soldier ~ sending W the Camps, Forts and
hospitals, Al the seat N war, the various Weekly
Religious Journals Of the city.
Through the pstri jtism q the publishers. these
papers are obtained at cost the work of preparing
tht N Tor delivery being performed graiui'ousy oy
members Of the Alliance.
II IL believed that thus giving the soldier enter.
tAnneni, Information, and nspirstion' Is Work 81
humanity must go FAR toward preserving ar
army from demorsiiz alton.
vast array of letters repr oscut our pa kayes as
'hA4led vita entausism," and INST Denoi, lent In
their effects ~
In addition 70 the above work, We are seniiz tho
Army Hymn Box" puulishcl BY Us grabs 70
every regiment
We are happy 70 say that many In this city, and
elsewhere, have aided us.
Further cnntri uutious ~ carry on this work Is
solicited. The Row. CnAkLrs. &. toss, Univer dty
Building, Washington square, y. ", will re owe
any communication on t1is subject.
w. W. HOWE, !
j. u. KETCHAM Amy
y y. REINKEE. N''' 'hi"'''
The following gent, mcu unite In ill1rsinI the
work Of the aluve Committee, viz:
WIN y, DODGE DANIEL 7. ITEM Ann,
PETER COOPER, WIN CT LEN BRY Ant,
WIN. CJR'I5 MOVES, FRED. V. ktshrJN,
ROBERr ANDERSON, 4. s. A. d13 6s
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A uCTIoN NoTICE-MoRTGAGE SALE

n viii be soil, ttis Jay ,ruc-day!, at 10y OK,
AL the contents OF the large i've story ut,.lt .
l. use, us fourtcsuItn ~, Vt ~ 81 ava, for
~ the lishest bidder, consisting Vt Vlyct Br v-ls
and irgrain carpets, piano forte. stli snu toy,.
marble tip C n'ru aid side t. lrs ct gtirs, tlr,
rosewood pNrlur suits. IN ilas., velvet a s,'.u
mirrors, 81 Ske, ys.v. Vhinbware, ~ 10 cat d. ...
and dif ing tstlcs m,hiAA " ,ni duut custit 600
chairs, lockers svtss,S t,b,,is, bei.tsadE bureau.
wtsh.tsnds, tcGrt set, tsi msttrtss'A btts ait
bedding, 20 tcifoon carpets, oil lttH-, atd- CO..
pets AMI rois Kitchen ware, 81. Deal 'rt 1t.
tend. III
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Cbri-ma.-IIo,ard n,--Ion and Uo

Christmas Howard Mission and Home
for Lule Wsndes,rs, " New Bowery, near Cast-
ham squarc-Fond, 'clUtiiug, and toys " every
description gratefully fec wed Order II excuses
-siSPiuF, talking, ettug welt from Santa
ClsuS" Wit his wife AMI cl,ldrcs, Little more
turkey, another sing, TtCsentntion e toys, "a re
turkc, "a to tlk, moro tiyrirg, Sc, d,, a from
iO'tlo.kt1s Com, ul sre h.v happy we aIc.
dy4 yB'1i3
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Jackson Artillery.

Jackson Artillery.
AUTHORIZED ~ uIS EXCEl.LhSCY, COVER
NOR MORGAN.
TWO HUNDRED RECRUITS WANTED.
This fne Regiment II now IN c'mfp'ttble quar-
tiers at Camp w lshir gton, Staten Island.
Uniforms Undertaking., shoes and elupment
Furnished Immediately after swearing iato the ser.
vice of the United States. and the R'gimrnt will
aeon take the field with improved arms The wants
Of the men are strictly ksd after by tho oh'ars
who are all men Of considerable military eSPer
cnce.
Reyimcntal Hea lquartors,
No oa6 Grani A. corner Bpwery,
EDWARD MURRAY, q ,lonol.
JAS. Y. FARRELL, AdjutsHt. dlT 6'lI