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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06
THE WAR FOR THE UNION,

The attack upon the Rebel batteries at
Acquia Creek which was begun on Fri.
day was on Saturday continued by the
Freeborn and Pawneo, the bombardment
lasting fer more than four hours. 1t ap-
pears that large force of mcu bad been
at work all Friday night repairing the
injuries the beach battery received in the
morning, and it was in tolerably good
condition. The fire on Saturday was Sc
verc. The Pawnee alone threw $50
shells and shot, and the Freeborn 260.-
After the explosion of one Of these. the
Rebels were plainly seen to carry off u a.
ny bodies on litters. The battery was
sienced completely. Some shots took ef-
feet upon the bonn harding vessels, but no
very serious BARN was done. and no per-
son wa- hurt on that side. 1t seems pro-
bable that the Rebels have rifed cannon
Now that this work of demolishiDg these
i'm portapt batteries has been so we'll be-
gun, it will undoubtedly be prosecuted to
the end. When the Rebels left their ru.
iDed works. they set fire to some build
ings of the railroad station and destroyed
them. President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward visited the FreeborD at the Wash
ington Navy Yard Sunday afternoon, and
eomplimented the men warmly.
On Saturday morning the rebels oppo-
site Williansport attempted TO steal q
ferry.boat lying at that place. The U
uion company stationed there fred upon
the Secessionists, and the fire was BY them
returned The skirmisb lsskd an hour
the resul. being the rout of the rebel par
ty With several wounded. No harm was
done to the Union men. 1t was believed
that the attack would be renewed On Sat.
urday night
1t is said that there are 1000 Rebe'
troops at Yorktown, Va. but none be
tween there aud Fortress Monroe, dis
tanee of tweutg- Sc miles. 1t is thought
that a stand is to be made at Yorktown
A large number of tree negroes and slaves
haze been forced to work on the Seces
sion batteries.
The Fortress Monroe troops are taking
heavy artillery to the Rip Raps, midway
between the fort and the main land.
At Manassas Junction there are 2 ,00C
or 5000 SeccssioniSt troops, and 5000
scattered along the road to within, sever
miles Of Fairfax.
Acquia Creek is ffty five miles below
Washing ten, and flows through taford
county, Virginia, into the Potomac i
is the terminus OF the Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, and is on the direct
line of co0 uunication with Richmond
It's possession is, therefore, Of the greatest
importance.
Rescue of the Dragons Captured al
Fairfax Courthouse Another Bril-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06
A Battle at Fhillippa, Va.

Surprise and Rout Of The RebeIs.-1
Camp 9ftaco Thousand Put TO Flight -
Fifteen halled = Large Quantities 0
arms. etc.. Captured Col heliy Of til
Vfoi2ia UnlOalstS klXed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04
Business Items.

SRoTARIAN JOURNALS NOT NHwsr AYERS
Judge Low, Of tho Land Court, st. Louis, has
decided that paper, published in the interest
Of religious sect, is not a newspaper, and that
legal notices published in such journals are null
and void.
THE COST FER rurIL OF public school edu-
cation, in different cities, is a. follows: st.
Louis, sl1,1i; Cincinnati, SlG9G; Boston,
slj,9l; New York, Slj,%'i; Buffalo, sl3,93;
Chicago, Sl2,93; Baltimore, Sl0,s2i PhiIadel-
phia, $500.
TnE TOTAL NUMBER sf persons actually en-
Gagged in the cotton factories in England In
1896 amounted to 9l1O, of whom 10 poT
cent. were men, 30 women, and II boys and girls.
Allowing for natural incl case and dependent
trades, including maChinisrS, =, laborcrs, asd agri-
cultural and domestic labor cmplo, ci in pro-
ducing food the total EumLcr Of person, rcc1iv-
ing support from cotton manufactures at pre-
sent II estimated at OoO, OOO or about 3 per
cent. Of the wi olo population. The statement
then, that ono half ot the population Of Eng
land depends on cotton for support /, an rNals-
geration. or her total cotton supply, England
last year received 500, O0O bales frem other
sources beside the United States.
THE CONSUMPTION ny THE FIFTEEN SLAVE
STATES OF cotton goods, according 10 United
states census returns for 1880, amounted to
sH, 400, 900, Of which they manufac ctured So
4jO, ,OOO which il Orly Q phr cent Of the value
Of FREQ state cotton productions, estimated ut
.j2, ,G20, 600. Were the free states to lose their
customers for one eleventh part Of their manu-
facturos, they would only havo to wait one or
two years fOr their owa natural increase OF
population to equalizc the dem,nd and supply.
Or, taking another view, the consumption Of
cotton manufactures in tho eight cotton states
for 1850, was valued at s5,1O0,OO0 Of which
they manufactured $3, 300, 900, taking from
tho FREQ states q, 800 900, only ~ per cent. of
the whole amount Of their productions.
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Calamities.


IHE HOUSE, N WHICH THoNts JEFFERSON
WAS EoHS, at Shadwcll Depot, Va, was burn
cd on Ihurday night Of last week.
A FIRE THURSDAY NIGHT in tho hard ware
store of RunkL Brothers, at Chicago, damaged
abe stock to Tho amount Of $4,000; fully In
suied'
A yEBy rooH ON WOMAN % years Of are,
AMI very deer pit, lot "a, OF bed At philalcl-
phia, 10 wHm herself AT the sm, u'dcrin, en-
hers, on Thursday might; she w,s found IA the
morning by her dnu ;htcr, burncd to a crisp.
TuE MARINE ro,,,S by tho insuranc, com.
n,nics in Bus,ou have IL IN ,.ry hr,yr within
the past fcw weeks several first class ships, with
valuable ctrVcc' having been lost. ono office
has lost Sll5.OOO, aud another $50 OOO within
month.
HARVEY MrhtrIS. , LAWYER VI Port n iron
Mich. committed sui,idc lew d,vs sinre. Ly
shooting himg.lr with a pi.,ol. uo had latter
" lccni,Nc,tipniini, ~. p.ri,ualisiic doctrines in
which h. had hrcomr a finn believer. and il
supposed to have become insane in consruu,nce.
Ill,
r,ann.r n, his ,,,", ,,ilI ~ Mil So
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IL, r, - o, 49, 4. ~
| go. ,s prI'. ". - S a.. IN -
| in ,,hi,h /, ,.t. "e oe". o.'H ~,
| m, .w,rd 80. .. p, " p..s
~, u lhos 70 husskLL y hDiuasiot
| leave tbe naI,is. to ,bo;, ,s...jy ~ la -''
Oxvo, rYv n, 80 r...
,rnx Pa,,i.,d q. y, !I,s. VI
,as,aroJ n, A. 1917 cnc - 80
bcon In;i, IN i5cd .ov yes ~ n...s
cbnrcLas 10 a.. IL. -. .iseo.,, ~ q.
M.r,i,,s Ia 90 .'ou o'@. ssI. san One, ~.
nc.nra,iJ a.. D.. -. s..f -
n - ,.,,,; 'oI -. -. ,a' anu .;s' ~ -
Er',', 90, VIZ p,,o, 70 ,he eomve' Sos h"s
. :" '"o NM" ''"'y'
AN ENIhAoRpiNARr CASE ov sIGANr las
'.n developed IN Dublin NATE COtLIrs, .
wuchin', ,h. r..;J.n,. 20 az. J,;.h s,,..
III, ,'e.;as.y III n". y, y, ,Io ,,'a esp''s o-
tbo '.ahn' of ,%a -, ~ Ing ,,s. -
in', cho,',oJ ,.;,h ,,.,,,,;r', si 80 ~.
bnsLanJs .,ch nr'whnn, "a ~ ,a,.s:,.:S
Lo, wooLi s,,,,,s r.. IL s.,s,n.. I'M ~
co,o,,, - ,,,aJs h, 81. ,,lpp",s ~ .i -
of ,h,co os ,ho J,,,o1 pnnoJi.,s =, L., ..a;Jss
A.. 60, .,,,- -. " -. "' ,o'o0'..'. ,.
MT ,ohptN, writing from AIgiers on ths
so'n OF December, says :-lhe weather here
tonp'e,e contrast 10 Wnat you are expe-
,os;ia,, :, Ih''a., 10y, W Ans..
60, - o, ...'', y, III ~. a' w oo's y.
- 80, 49, ,., ~. ~" ht
s,,,v v,rs;.I s,J y.,,,;S,i uiS ~. -. aE
IN ,Ic 80 ' -" ''''I 'yo, ts',sI' ~ .,ss av
,n NH. w." 80, =" ',I. 'oo o.a
two hours ;rcr Iondon Oay ynJ..,
,Lap,sr ~ cI,m,,. w;,Ltn -, shar, d.. -
ri,,nHT,, ~ '''''' -A'A
r,,.. u
,,'n ~ ,'','. '"n"'H.h OF iANAsA, 'or thS year
w, eNl'piS 80 . W 'hCi ,nere.se over all Ter
.,', cars lru Nyr'Ee M u%ph'ge 'oucbmg
~ 20, p,,P ~ an'o1n.'a 10 ,n'Io. S"ns, oi wmoa
- -" 1919" W NV '"'cu o,a,'s' WIN
w. VI lug" ~" n'o',sec', eHS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04
Scientific Items,

JAMES G.. ARNOLD, OF Worcester, Mas.
has invented machine which perform, all Of
the operations Of making envelopes at once,
taking sheets OF paper of proper shape, and
turning out complete envelopes in packets Of
twenty-five, all ready to be put in hands and
loXes.
GAsLIGHr HAS BEEs SUCCESSFULLY ADoPr-
I'D on railway trains in Lancashire, Englanl.
From flexible receiver in the baggage car
pipes carry the gas along the tops Of the oars,
from which flexible tubing conveys the gas into
neat lamps inside, with glass globes, which
diffuse pleasant light; while a very simple
contrivance expels all foul air through the roof.
An DfMESsE AMOUNT or coal is wasted
at coal mines by the process Of breaking up
THO coal into the proper size for market. The
coal dust which is thus made and thrown aside
as unsaleable, is Of the finest quality. The
question is now asked whether there Is no voy
to save this valuable fuel2 In England that
way has long since been found. The coal dust
is combined with coal tar, pressed into brick
shaped blocks and fetches good price as fuel
for steamships, excellent for burning and con-
voaient for packing In their coal bunkers.
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Criminal.

THE BODY or A SEwLY-BoRS murdered in
fant was found at st. Louis on Saturday, ia .
pile Of WOOD half eaten by rats.
MYERs, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF =.
s. VEILE, when brought up fer trial at tho
Seneca Circuit Court, was sent back 10 Jail |;
Judge KNOX Secreed that there was no law
for the punishment Of murder In this state.
AFTER FIGHTINd, AND HURTING each other
severely, by throwing pieces Of Ice, on Tues.
day morning, two boys met In the afSernosn,
at Marshheld, VT, and recommended tho
combat ono stuck his jacknifs in his oppo-
neuts hip.
A MuRDERous FIGHT took place at New Or
lsans on Saturday night A Mexican went 10
. disreputable house TO extort money from ono
Of tho inmates, who called y. MAYO 10 her as
sistance; the Mexican barrcaded the door. but
MAYO being the stronger, burst II sPen. Tho
Mexican at once attacked him with his kniie,
wounding him In three places; MAYO immedi.
ately drew his knife, disenbowclled him, and
stabbed him twice to the heart.
A KNAvIsH HACK DKIyHR, ct chicago, hAv-
ins TO drive an old lady about mils, 70 the
house Of uvr friend, persuaded her that 1t was
four miles, as he had to take circuit to avoid
Q broken bridge. Driving her about ths city
for an hour, he sot her down at the hsuss Of hss
frjsnd, Who, being informed Of the charge Ia
had made, got him 70 carry the iugg.ss ints {
dsak room, locked him In, and kspt kln tAsrs
| I'll hs ksd refunded o. 10, BY slRping ths oaAA
under ~ toW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04
LcAvisg in the Asylum. Dec. 81, 1850

The whole number received durisg the year was
precisely the same as last year, viz SJ3 The grand
total for eight years, TO this date, is 4 800.
There were Ia tho Asylum at the commencement
Of the year, All children, and there have been t!2
since received, max ng total number Of Nip, who
nave, during the year 1850, enjoyed the 1cipine
and benefits Of the Asylum. OF these, 81 were
Colupd. There have been AZ Ill schargod TO Dc In.
dsnturtd and delivered 10 parents, &a j leaving
422 in the Asylum. The average ago OF those al
miuoi ID eleven years and month, Rn1 the aver.
age time in tho Asylum is less than six months.
The largest number Of children there have been In
the Asylum at any time during the year Is 40,
the lowest go, and the average number through
the year 4lS, which exceeds the average number Of
laSt year by ~, and of any former year by moro
than 100; thiA large Increase has crowded the A,y
lum beyond its capabilities.
Daring the past eighteen months the Tnlsnturing
Agent, Mr.. GtorGr H. ALlEs, has ob,ained homes
bud with scarcely exception thcy aIe all content
eli sEd happy in their new lot
EEe cost ot thn Asylum and grounds has hecn
about fl25,OOO, On which there Rro muitgIgas
amounting 10 S3jOuO. The cost of II luIc O' R.cpp-
t0a wns u, 900 which IL unncuIberod- Tue ap-
preparation, through the Supervisors, Of SO = Cch
child per annum In less than the cost Of suppnt ting
similar children la the II usc of Refug' aud Prison
department, and II found tn hO below what 10 re-
qlisite, the deficiency ~ ~ nal thousand dollars
per annum lC.ng made up by contributions Of be-
novOcnt individuals in tbs city. II H. poTtinont To
add, that, hy reference to stttGmCnts furnished by
eighteen dirrn, state AMI city reln'n,turics in the
nitnd States, II appears the oSpsnz. "' support
Ing each inmate In sad roturm,iOTIeS y.rius IRON
So to Slg2 year,
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DARING BuRGLARY was commihcd IN
ineid daylifs', on Sunday, IN S,.Tk Co., H..
while eli he family wrrn al church. The r u o
was rsnscked, and $4,000 in money. as we'll as
valuable jewelrv, was stolen. Four young man
have been arrested, and by tracks in snow,
which corr, spOnd with one Of tho prisoners
shoes, $500 wero discover in hollow tree.
A SMART WIFE CLE,REp $500 new suit os
clo,hes and two now trunks, from an amoroas
bachelor, under tho plea oi clipping with him.
ELISHA GRpFIrII induced the GRANTS to
enIi.raic 10 Jordan City, Mum, AMI take
charge Of n saw-mil times went hard. and
Griffith presented the Grants with 80 acres Of
land the mill was burnt down and returning
from Minneapolis ono night. Griffith gave Mrs.
Grant $500 in gold, OH condition ofher clipping
with him she told her husband, and obtaining
an outht from her lover, was to meet him at
La Crosse she went TO Chicago instead, and
was arrested by telegraph on Monday, for
stealing the $500; Griffith came on, and the
case was heard on Tuesday, resulting in ver-
diet in favor Of Mrs. Grant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04
NIr. Lincoln on Compromises.

Al a late hour last night, wo received tho
following Geographic item
at II now certain that private letters have been
received from NJ. LiN'uIS Wr. 'uy his friends T.
CANCELLATION aud ronIromi g, and It ~ stated that he
indicates tie border s,atea iesnu..Uns reason.
sIle bass OF al Justmcnt.
We, Of courfc, have had no opportunity 10
converse with Mr.. LISCOIN, nat such is cur
knowledge Of his views an feelings, that wo
have no hesitation in !cc'" " that Mr.. LIN-
COLIN has committed himsa 20 no compromise
whatever, and that the whob thing is cdHari
Of the first water. lie has scadily refused to
accede to the demand Of thre who insist upon
his giving his Inaugural in M ance.
Inc country may rest assured that in ABRA-
IAM LINCOLN, they have Republican Presi-
uent, one who wall give them a Republican
Administration. Mr.. IISCoLS y not commit
ted to tho Bo.dor State C,npromisc, nor to
any other. lie stands immoyably on the Chi
caso Platform, and he will neither acquissce in
hor counsel his friends 10 acquicsce in any COM
rromise that suIrendcrs one iota Of it.-SpriRg-
JGid qua .JoI. nal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04

The 81 Louis Republican notes as the saddest
ieItm in the existing imbroglio OF the country"
the readiness Of the young men Of toe South to en-
brace the diBunOn sentiments of the day. While
tainmenta trying to preserve and read just the
machinery OF the Government, youths, assuming
the name Of patriots, madly clay hold OF the pis.
hspded the entire difficulty. They reverse the
policy Of the founders Of our Government, and seek
10 place 'nsxperence and folly whore our fathers
believed IL necessaryto have profound knowledge
aud practical statesInanship.
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A Female Warrior.

A widow, whose name figures honorably
In the military annals Of France, recently died
in the HosPics des Petits Mensnges, at the
age Of 81. Her maiden name was THEsEsE
the 18th and 9th Regiments from 1898 to
1912. She was known Throughout The army
by the name Of Sans-Gcns, and WAS so much
esteemed by her officers that, when the Com.
mittes Of Public Safety determined on OK
clsding all women from the army, an excep-
tion was made In her favor. Tho history
swn dietation In 18i2. She began her MIL
itary career at Tsulon, whsa that port vas
bsssgsd by tho English, In 179s. Bhs yss
tksrs pat uadsr arrest by OosanaAAAat BO-
aArAsss Coz . dsly of % alat0 n ~.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING, FEB 4, n6l.


Brroxr the adjo~rnmcn., Ncssrs. wuIsaN
KELLY, WV. CASSIDY, J. D. PLuMn, LYMAN
TREMAiSs and EDWARD CoorER were ,ppoint
ed C,mni,tee to correspond with DcS,ocrats
Throughout thc country, with view to a gene
raj convention Tor the settlement Of the existing
difficulties and arcsolution was adopted, di-
recting the President to call the convention to-
gethcr again, in default u any satisfactory adj
jus,m,nt by Congress.
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tsuting m order. Soms years after, -heu
her uid con nandcr had become Fir-. Con.
sui, he sent for tho dragpnu N,ns-Gcnc 10
ST. Cloud. and Afterwards gave her GOOD
services pension Of 200 Traces. Sins-tono
remained in active service until 1872, when
she fell iI to tho hands of the priest AERtSO5
ruerl.as in Spain, AID wa, taken as pris-
oner e war TO England, where sho 70.
maincd ill 1915. In tho course il hc7 TWEEN.
" CAM ,iEns she had four horses killed du.
der her, and was often woundcd-,he first
time being at Toulor, when % hal struck
her on tho left breast. She entered the hos
picc in 1870 aud lived upon her pension Of
2OOf, till the present Emperor made hasd-
scme addition to her means from his private
nurse.
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I.c,tcr from a Newpnrt Wan n, Ne, wc.t.


CARR, Of this city, now at work on Fort ray-
lor, Key West Florida, TO his wife here, wo
have been kindly pcrn,ittsd by her to scpyi
XIV WET, Jan. H., lSGi.
A steamer arrived ". q ur
Saturday from philadelphia, br.uSirg late ,.,p.rs
r ON the North. SEE hy them that the z rvrn-
mcIt are going To- put down this disuuioD, uai ~,
that the fnrt ~ kfy West had hoon taken " tho
disunioni-'s. wish H. let YOU aud all tho pnppio
In Newport know that Port Taylor csn',pt he
take ~ tho whole South put together. Tns fort
IL imptegnsble. u ~ twelve hundred feet from
the shore, and hos but eattancc, which is from
the land, Oys 4 is0uw bridge to - drasbrhiIe,
which can lie shS. up aa minute II noce,>.ry.-
Then ttrc Is = t.Aty nl.t wHtc' uuId tue turt;
itrummanl 81 e tuys AMI c"ud blow 4 down IA
tiTy MINIS l.. lttev'ry lest condition iur
n hSht, OF wu,so, bUwUv,r, there Is nu danger.
The men wHthEu ls,t Tue day " stop ~ - tue
poft hnl's ou tT ,oHor tier VII ca are twsuty ilUt
q, tn Tire wst.r.
Tn" fr't 40 ssun'y inch Cpluuib,,i guns,
which will IcN J u bal ~ snrl four inile. tWs NY
81 I"urd hnNiiacts which faux lNo ,nrt twelve
II I"uId h"NusrtS, AMI q cuSpnny Of nri''rry.
Capt HUM made sp,Cch a. the sun
day, aud n. Il that by the papers he saw tnat tue
government intcn'ci 10 put down the d,Siuioa
inrysutnt, aud although Lc dd not appe rc,d
any dHhger, as II wls imppSsihle t. ttk" the lot,
yet IN pieyrt rutTrtso ho should he Irrp,rcd lor
them Ule .ycsleis) lie n,k,I the Inen wnotder
ia Of All ATTACK they would assist tue soldier
in deiHling the ivrt " ich tlcy all an,wcrcd in
the affirmative. lie thanked tnonr, and said hp
n ouid continue the work unit April, uu',S.s ut-
dcrcd Otherwise by tho GOVctumcuI. -. Srwp,H
AUs
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
EsspL0 yNEyT-Ea.s.4a,...

CEWlNG- MACHINES AND LAUNDRY
Oaansts aud dealers s ladies' and chilirt ns
plain and fs uc l., and linen goods Jf every escrip
H,n, desiring hand machine a-sln aud ironus,
have Il prnmpry cyecrtsd In tha best 4 vcry
reduced Ir;c,I, b. LADY accustomed t. the bu ide.
all work NsiryutFr to SIRE eutire sttisfsctinN
SHAW, II Cru-b 1t next door 10 Spring II js3i G'l3
CTRAw HAT BLEACliER- WANTED
" immcdiEtly Nad ttrsw hat bleacher and stif N
or. Addre,B box . ~ Poet Onoo fe2 3'lfi
CEwING MACnINES-wANTE Ladies'
~ to earn T. oJ,l ata on singers and WI cer q VIII
.r-,s ~ ng machnts. Az branohcs of the machine
Sught. 9a,ros ,rsy, and practice on work. Apply u
lN GOD y, Brooklyn. betEoso Hish and Sss>au
bs99 2iac'll2
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MACHINERY:
TICKS ANTI.FRICTION MACHINE,
~ FOR PUNCHING, shEABlNG,
AMI pKESSiSG IRON We, 49,,

JHR MOST EFFICIENT, ECOhOMiCAL AND
LAliOkSAYlNG MACHINES IN THE WORLD.
sriction is all but done sway with, nsIt 70 no oil
b required Ia running them; and repairs need
- for the largest machine require less than
one-horre power Tor shearins and Punching Iron to
sne inch In thietpes with no gerceptible effort do
We refer TO the largest and most succesaiui esAb-
nahment. In the country to iesrn the value q the
such as CoorIl n HEwErT, Trenton, n. j.; CoRLIss
grEAA Era,ss Co, Providence, Z. l.; y B. &W. W.
CnHsEI q, JAsEs. Wynn A Co, N3w York. VIVIAN
porTx RoiLMa MILLS, Detroit, hioh.; CoLLrss AXE
EAmonr, Coliinsyille, Ct; and TAly other la New
Ao, 10. many Of whom, after using them for two OF
three ysar say they would not be without them for
three four times their cost and oher say that in
spnpaEson with any other machines known TO than,
Aat they psy sr their cost In everv sx months'
An Gsde" Srompdy attended TO- and all informAaon
STEVENS BROTHER ! Co.
- SOLE AGENTB 222 PEARL STEEEr,
uS urH NEW YORK
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Taking tn. census Of 1890 as the standard Of
population, the States furnished comparatively
with their popalatiou rs follows, beginning with
the State whTh furnished tho most warriors in
proportion to population:
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THE CHEAPEST STORE

o. sut >yS. The ussSsst BarEaius ever oklured,
si0o,0Co wosth q droesrss. Wines, Tsa. Floor and
froyidon arc bsins sold st auction prtcs. Thss
ssT sDd VOC .iso vi Se sstisSsS that Iii the plses
q my TssA, Flcur-Sn % - %, Groosrss md Pr
hoa THOMAS X. AQNEW,
No. 200 0rssnwieh II md " hurray as
0es1s dsaivsssd frss h tbs oity. New nornix.
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Tho Old Thirteen STATES.

Now that tire old thirteen states which form.
ed this confcGeracv. seem di,ro ell 20 dissolve
the compact Nv the wi,hlrawal rf ore or muro
Of them rom tbs Unor, We SEQ patriotic aliu-
sous to tie part each hors in tho Rcvolut on.
In the Nd,rdqdnscf WccIp a few weeks si,ce,
were extracts frors the Boston Transcript, boar.
ing on this point. But the Transcript does not
give tho whole number Of contin, ntak and ri
litia raised by each state during the war. la
round nua'hers, tho troops raised during tho
war was 2So. .JO furnished os fnllovs,
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EURS, FURS FURs-LADIES BUY YOUR
fms DO psr cent zen than st any other sore In ths
S a u; Ts.s Ecs.z hcSn'sn bspos; Wssss Nina ns
md euk 81 % o. French hint osPs, na6 and Gun,
2s,to 80 I5sne.. Hsnt nnnH 81 = s2 % Wsss. s
% Mink Martin, par 1t Sls, worth $50 100 balas
BufAlo Robes S5 each, = RO9Tu4T, 11s Chatham
SquarS, ssg. 4 Mott q Ale 2kass11a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04

FRENCH MINK SETS AT q 30 FRENCH
Sable sets at 80 90 and Az other kina. Of LAdiss
other .ters IN .ha city, Il the Hudson Bay Far Com
pany. W.nshoass, ~ Brosdvay. MARX ]. KING.
dali 90s1n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04

EBRS! FURS, YURS SIZZLING OFF
l. the balance Of The took at ss than suction pros.
can seii set Of urs for delarS mum. fr9m oae aoL
very cheap, ct ths nasuiacfory 32I Eighth ave, bst
26th and 9th sh remember up .tAin, y; B.-LAdies
krssd Il re9uired- 6nO. PIiUGAA iasd S<As'f4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04
WANTED.

noG WANTED-A GOOD WATCH DOG
AL-sisrgc newfoundland or m.stif preferred. Iu-
guirt ~ Court st Brooklyn, OF r. X. DELNAr, be-.
the hour of 10 and O'Clock. bssensnt. fe2 SlD
HOUSE WANTED-WILL BUY FOR
cash, II chcspA small well built modern hou,c
cottag In good ncishbprhood In out Of the city.
Addreis with strC t. number full description and loS
tst rrice, d. C., bUG SIS Z. D. fc2 3'1S3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04

hO0 AARRRLS OF PELHAM FARM
~ Ts.s E4'sa -; sadsr, cccs srTs. % q
49,. e ~ !. bsSns ~ So = SssiiiS
AOO BARRRIs PNKLRD HRRRINGS
xls1 III = - @ &: 49,: -: e: s.sdsSs ss -: =:
-, Oeksl ksntnG, lara, ~ -, -, sSssi-
EaEs;SMsEassfstss q :