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SpaHsins's Prepared &HHc
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!


SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH.
9Jr"A s TIroH IN TImH SAWS NIEh."-I&
As accidents oU kappen eUtn in tCeregniofed foris,
it is very desirable have cheap and ctlverient
way repairing Furniture, Toys. Crcekery, &C.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no usehold can atr
to be without it, always ready aud up to the stick
ing point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. B--A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRIoR IS
cents. Address, n>
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
As Cedar-st., New York.
CAurIoN,-As Gel tain upprincipled persons are at.
tempting to palm off on the unsuspecting public i'm tia
tons of my Prepared Glue would caution all persons
to be 'ofe purchaing and that the full name,
sPALDING' s PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wfapper; all others swindling
coLnterieits.
ga single bottle of. SPALDING'S PREPARED
wiz saXS ten times its cost Annually 10 every
49,
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The House of A. M. BININGER& CO., 10 Broad Street.
New York; have furnished quite large proportion
Liquors and Wines sold by the Town Agents in this
y for the past year, and the Liquors and Wines fur
nhed have been pure and unaduerated and have given
good satisfaction In accordance with the Laws in
ton here o, would recommend said House all who de
sire article for Medicinal Mechanical, or Chemi
cal purposes HORATlO NEEDHAM,
Commissioner for Addison Co.. Vt.
April "a, 1861.
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Now is the time to make Money

good practical INVENTION will always sell, and as the
Inventors Exchange Al Brattle st Boston Mass, have
The largest and best selected stock of inventions ever Of
!-r.l New England If you wish good paying bust
in either one of the New gland States, certainly
nsiye it 10 you with capital of from $25 TO oooo-
Noman need 60 without business day If he VIII put
aallmsef of the advantages of my place. Good smart
AGENTS wanted all the Onion to sell the article that
gayS O0per ct only $40 capital required.
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,arsio and Musical Instruments.

ELIAS HOWE 33 COURT ST., BosroN. has very
,+~s assortment of Brass instruments, Bell up ana
'r; New and second hand Rotary and Piston waves ;
y" ' bands furnished and payments can be made IN
monthly hand Instruments otevery
sorrpon for sale and to lets Strnged instruments OF
slIs ACCORDION Concertnos, Flutes, Caar hads
. and cord instruction books for all instruments
,InE h1ols and music paper, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Tking Canes Cocoa box and Leonard wood, Ebony ana
10Y for sao-Kepairing done has howe' a' 'ne VI
.1i ~ prrntiss) 80 Court ST., Post>n
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JAMES MANN,
TIA xTDER mi T9Ts
90 COURT ST., Boston.
A few doors from Howard st., up stairs.
Recently removed from 10 fremont ST.

,nov preuared to mount Birds and animals in a su
r4rjor manner, at ONE HALF HIS FORMER CHARGE HIS
birds having received the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, all eN-
ADDITIONS in this county he is pleased to call the item
lion Natural History Societies, and others making col
c,ions to examine specimens of his work before pur-
chasing elsewhere. He also feels obliged to caution EX
presses and other messengers to be particular, aud leave
their orders 90 Court st he has no connection win
lie store No. 16 fremont ST., his former place OF busl-
NESS
,lo choice singing Birds Cages, Marine shells, Pre-
NlBds Seeds &c. constantly for sale at the above
address and lower prices than they can DC purchased
/ any othtrplace in the city.
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BURLINGTON, VI, Aug. 90, 1860.
In my opinion, the Liquors sold by A. NJ BININGER &
Co.. No. 10, Broad street. New York. unsurpassed in
purity and reliability. have hesitation in recon
mcnding them in all where alcoholic stimulants are
required. ~ II. BALLOU. NJ. T..
rom u ID. Orvis' Drug Reporter, N. Y.
A FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OLD LONDON DOCK
GlN-Ths Gin find to be superior to any other bottled
Gin i'll the market, and rapidly introducin it in my
trade. Z. u. ORVIs
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G A R D [ N Il RS
Rheumatic and NeuraHSia
COMPOUND.

A sure Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in
ats u0rs. I orm.
The undersigned hereby certify that they have used
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neural ga Compound" for
the cur. of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and have in
every found Immediate and permanent relief We
have full confidence in its Aealing qualities and would
recommend to all who afflicted with these
ing diseases as one OF the safest and best medicine
ever offered to the public.
) HANCOCK, JR, 20 South Market 8 Boston w.
i. ALLEN, Boston HENRY A. FUl LER, IS South
Market ST, Boston SAML. WALES, JR., City Hotel,
Boston GEo. H. PLCMMKR, ! Meverick square, East
BOSTON; HENRY d. GARDINER, Webster st. East Bos-
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster It, Boston; Capt.
CHAs. q. DoLLIvER, East Boston.
The best medicine for disease saw. CHAs. A.
SMITH, o. Old state House. Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in its worst
form and was entirely cured by the of bolt le
A. W. Dryer, Matthews Building, Commercial st. Bos.
ton.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has
entirely relieved me from sulerings of several years.
standing w. Il. HoDaKINs, No. Old State louse,
Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years
entirely cured by the of two bottles Of Gardi-
ners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound. NORMAN
II AYERS. IS Frankiin street, Boston
The Rheumatic and Neura gia Compound has been
taken by hundreds of people Tor scrofuous i'umors
with great benefit. 1t may be given to children with
perfect safety.
At wholesale by MACY g. JENKINS, 81 Liberty st.,
New York NJ. $. BURR & Co. 26 Tremont st, Boston.
Principal Depot-S7 Kity ST. Boston
None genuine unless signed by CHAs f. GARDINER
For sale by NJ. r. CONE w. r.. Village; CHAs.
DIR. PORTER, Mortified j. NJ. HENRY, and SONS,
Waterbury. l.. Pierce ard Fred +. Smith, Montpel-
Ter, Geo Kendiick, Lebanon, NH, and by arothe-
carica generally. 242yl
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n1s cGVERY. CAPILANIA.
annrurR1A, DIPTHERIA!!

,r,m1Y LOTION cures Diptheria in every in,
.rNSEH' No,Iication is made in season. noted
A where arl ' has used it successfully in his prac-
G o, reference will be given by applying at the
M whom ronrt St. Boston. Its also the best article
Of s5ssn sPEsns ;sons s Ss family
.,gl1 be S' PiRiCE 50 CENTS, PER BOTTLE.
p|r IorloN, cures Piles of every description
d all Sal, S BY TN; money SSin,fs Co. Nee
:.@p,r oS.''u s. BURR 4 Co., No. rs fremont St.,
IaIn o not Of tn. Proprietors, where orders from
!s TIE D5y be promptly attended to- Certificates with
.boo..e ,,,,:nes &. co. pROPRIETORS
- IA J;tlUl<T S'E, BOSTON.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN linn - ,oc,
JOHN II. FOSS.
No. 7. UNION Sr RoSr,

'V' = ONIUN OT., BOSTON.
Dealer in Sole Leather, Calf Skins and Shoe Ei,,
All Styles OF uppers for sale and got out to ordar T
paa Tor cast of bootsBoots little worn repaired Boot
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MIDDLEBuRY, VT =, March

MIDDLEBuEY, T MARCH "A, 1tb1.
A. NJ. BINJNGER 4 Co, New York.
Gentlemen IL have had occasion in my practice
to your Wheat Tonic, and have discovered that it
would Diarrhea, if it had assumed chronic
form.
If the intelligence is worth anything to you
it will be worth to the public, for family should
be without it, especially in weather.
NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ D.
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MRS. WILSON'S
G CO AN U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING;

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put UP in large bottles
and retas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of any person. young old there not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish
to be, and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entitle it place on
every ladv's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing and
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
these according to directions and warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry F. Will
CO., Manchester, N Ii ito whom all letters should
be addressed.
L. F.. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
A7y1l MoNTPE LIER, Vt.
Skirts Skirts
In all numbers, both White and Colored.
EUGENE,
GORE TRAIL,
PROMENADE,
QUAKER, and
LA PARISIENNE.
LATER STYLE BEING MADE FOR Us EXCLUSIVELY.
The above med SKIRTS are of the manufacture OF
OSBORNE &. CHEESMAN and will be sold to
the trade at the manufaetures,s prices. 9 d.
G. F. KING l. CO.,
mo. 221 WAsHISaroTsrRfHr,,B osrox-uP STAIRS.
= - { ~4 a f".t
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SE sTrrF FR lIoc THE BENEFIT OF NERvors
debilitv me warning voice the Self-Cure of
iuslon Oh Ideas, etc. by FORMER SUFFER-
also an exposure of The lmposons an
neeepuons Tracticed by Quacks. lnclosng stamn sin,
ply address Box 32lS, Boston, Mass-COPYRIGm "
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(orposI7E PROVIDENCE DEFoT.J
..y.,,ur,s MALT W1NE.-Pure sparkling extract CT
" malt and hops invigorating, encouraging the
snos imparng strength, where ordinary tones en-
P prf Unaffected by climates bottled expressly Tor
for Hotels and for n fmcs fq Finer ep than
DAy ,veasaner than foreign ale, cheaper than for
;n ale SCHENECTADY DAILY NEWS.
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Rheumatism and Neuralgia.

Facts in relation to WHITES ELIXIa. 1t has been ten
Years use and has cured many Of the worst cases ever
sRovR when all other medicines failed. You can see
n. names of 800 persons principally in Boston who have
been cured by and on trial if it does not help yUu you
shall have for nothing any other medicine advertised
>O by the Apothecaries, and J. WHITE, Chemist NO. 80
Leyerett St.
NIB, An Agent wanted in this place, apply by Post
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OLD BOSTON BREWERY

= n, stock, Xxx Pale and Amber Ale in HID
~ hps., Halfs and Kegs suitable for retail And fai
for cash, by ISAIC ~ Gn lnI owe 81 pric es
20 Central ST Rosto,
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ouously respected on the stage. Too much is con-
family sacrificed to bright show There 10 this to be
,nid however that in the profound ignorance of the
average public is the highest bliss. 1.-THE King OF
he Moun'ains" will be continued well on toward the
odays.
Miss Laura Keene bolds on evenly with the
Seven Sons, which even persons Of taste can see,
At some sacrifice of temper oud patience, on account
Of it's remarkable scenic eft cts. Nothing hints Of
change and change to another branch Of the stand
ard and low family would be questionable gain.
We have aaid good word Of The Angel at
Midnight" produced last week at Bamum's Muse
mn. To all who estimate the stage here by certain
performances of the past, it will prove surprise.
The mounting is worthy Of The regular thoaters the
company work together tremendously, and produce
strong effects The drama is one on account of con-
sructon, especially difficult Of even toerable per-
formance and the credit is due for fidelity and
force. This drama lures the visitor away from the
stationary attraction, The Hippopotamus and dimin-
shes the charms Of all the other great natural Gu
riOsites.
Capt Wilamss nautical exhibition has secured
the fond attention Of the scbool-eacber and crowds
OF youthful students frequent Hope Chapel and abb
sorb the racy narrative. In the same building the
Aliegbaniars, sweet melodists, are waited upon by
crowds.
The new operahouse in Buffalo will be opened
in tho commencement of December, by |. Grau, and
will be inauguratcd for season of two weeks with
Italian opera.
Mis- Isabella Hinkley will give two operate
concerts on Thursday and Saturday next in Balti-
moie, and on Friday in Washington, in conjunction
with Sigs. Brignoli, Mancusi, susin, Moenhauer,
and huzio. They viii also visit Newark, Hartford,
Springfield, Worcester, Providence, and principal
cities in the West,
Nine. Julia Grisi has been engaged by Maurice
Strakosch, TO give few farewell performances in
few-York, Boston, and Philadelphia, before che
rsires from the stage. She is expected in January.
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Arrived.

Steamship Lady lie Mschan tBr Irwin Boston via N'''
ssre Jane brown (BI, Of GEeenOch Berthe Havana
Hsros fof ste,in) Michaes Havana 20 days sugar
&C. TO Funch Meincks Neudt. -
Brig Gunare (Br, Of Bermutal, Steed Ieee,oo - a.,
H. sngsr and nolasses to Mccall FIRTH E1peileneed
heavy ~ and ~ r. gales most OF the passage, T. &c L..
Rig Margaretha 0rus Radon, Plymouth Ing ~ az
Bdl Emily Fisher (of Eastportl, Staples SANTA euH
DAVIS in ballast to Brett Son Co. l., L. k,n..,.
BI- H. Remington, Williams, Mystic DAY" IN oaI""
hf RSg R.solu,e Dyer Elizabethport FOG Boston
Schf. Cherub, Bailey, Bangor days, lumber i9T ron
Morris. - c..A. rl..L.,b,o,, IA, Far
Sehr. Susan Mary Taylor, EIizabehpOr for East BAD
dam.
Schr. Yontic. Chase Mschiss days. lumber
schr. John Wright, Parks Portland days stone
schr. J. L. Daring, HOwes, Providence days
Schr. c. :. Hazard, DUEL, Hartford days
/ Schr. Packet Downs, Providence days
Schr Elizabeth Mayo Eizibe,hport for East Orleans
Schr. {. W. Conner Ursn Eizabethport for Boston.
Schr l. Merit, Hughsou, Elizsbethport for Newt
schr. q. C. Acken, Peck, Elizsbethpori for Stamford
schr Stranger Anthony, Elizabethport for Fort Lee
schr LOU. Walsh Paine Macha' days Lumber to master
Schr. Hannah ID. Crowley, Gloucester days hsn.
Schr. Glide, Lowell Albany, mdse. FOR Boston n
Schr John C. Calhoun Sturges Albany, mdse for Boston
schr j. +. Dnriee, Davis, Albany mdse for al RIVER
soou Isssc H. Borden Collins Fall River, mdse 10 nsstet
STEAMER Black Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia md'e 20 j.
steamer Minnesota Chance. Baltimore. mdse to William
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler Baltimore. md'e to william
Steamer Taeony Ely Phrsiephia, ndss to LoPer XIII
Steamer Petrol Young Providence md,e to Edward sy'
Steamer Vulcan Morrison PhlAdeptia, mise to J. SN
's Steamer Comet! JOus. Phsdelphi' md'e to J. NJ
I Briggs.
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AR,Iy AND NAVY.

tsboro l,,s been NO improvement in recruiting for
the regular army since our last report. an view
WI ,3rse men were enlisted for the general service
and scot 10 Governors Island, and one man was
bookei for the 18th Infantry.
TIE Office at Boston has not sent IN cry recrnits
for three or four weeks, Philadelphia rs on par
with Doston, Rochester and Bufa get few men
bur not MANY The Offices OPEN d z month ago AZ
Wilmington Del, Bridgeport, Conn, Albany, n. y,
.,d Reodi,,g Pa 70 recruit for the new battalion
,ow being formed on Governors Island Snd consist
oy of cSflpanies OF the III and Sd Regiments Of IN
dsptry have been very unsuccessful, aud the parties
kage therefore been called in, and viii be sent 10
opeD Offices il other places. Recruiting parties VIII
sl6o be sent cut 10 enlist for the Sin Infantry.
Several officers and nOn-comEssiOned officers are
now 81 Fort Hamilton waiting ordeTs, and three par
n,s have already left.
Tue 10Th Infantry does not make as mpch progress
rs oould be desired. Tue fret battalion will not be
relay before the end of November unless recruits
come in rsore rapidly Abort four hundred and fifty
en have been sent 20 the headquarters, Fort Haui-
iton, up',o the present time. They have recently
tcen organized into eOmpauies-A TO Inclusive
and are pncamped outside the fort, under the imne'
diate command Of their own company officers, who
are also in Tents All the cooking aud messing are
done al freSco, so that the men may be accustomed
70 camp life before they cent INTO active serVlce
About 200 OF The Continental Quad are encanped
on the site lately occupied by the Sd Rhode Island
segimeDt
Naval recruiting continues brisk. Two hundred
snd fifty men were shipped IN this city last week
bur at present there are only 100 board the Te-
eeiving-ship North Carolina. As iast az men are
shipped tley are AFFORDED by the vessels going int
commission, Of which the average has lately been
four per week.
folt Ia yagsale ara a. tho Navy Yard.
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alovements OF Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed

Ia steamship Bremen. for By,-,,s ana So.a.. -,
Haas s. Louis Mrs Kate sehrader and son Ind Ks.!
9 snar ana saP rSSii mssOdel',eh o
Xsntus Mrs II Mchels. four children and ..rvsr C
MA Joseph Mke M Mis- N.Y.. M'sy M,sn Ohio Capt LOUD.
r. Hehner st. Louis Henry Gross L. Grotrisn n yVnh
= Plener, f. r. Daqsr Miss Hannah POppenhsaer, Guss,
Ross Mr. and Mrs Ration Jacob Frank s. sedenberrer
Wolf Mrs George Howard, Mrs Elise Lueders and eR,Id
oerdes Mr. and Mrs @. w. Stake and child c. w Gays,n
H. Bauer and child NewYoIk 90 the Storage Total 10
in steaDushp Etn0, for LiuerpOol and Qaeea,tora-M.
Annie Rycro6 Mrs. Hinton, Mrs. EthehnstOn Eliza LYON
s. Figuerya swetser +. G. Lsrken Capt scarrow Ret
CLARK A. X. Moen, c. @. Allen. w. II. Wilson Anne Cor.
Magic and Allen Mcdonald, Jerome Lahore Z. D. Hughes
I;eat H. b. Tuson Mr.. and Mrs VIM Foster Edw. Oostsr
bicL Louis Gardos Eugene Couche and daughter Richard
ireland Mr. and Mrs. John Lser Miss Dawson Lizzie Pu,
nam J. W. Gaudn, Ellen OIies, and Others in stesase
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ConoNrns, CAsrs.-Yesterday hIarcaret Mummy

CoRoNERs' CAsEs.-Yesterday Margaret Murphy
and Jane Hamme arrested by officer Brown, on the
charge committing teoons assault aud battery Matilda
McCannan, No l4l East Eleventh street Both prisoners
held TO await .moltm examination by Coroner
SchTmer
On Saturday evening at 81 o'clock, Ann Deyn, residing At
No 80 Tenth avenue found dead by her husband his
from work Deceased 20 years Of age. The Cor
noiihed
Yesterday Coroner Jackmsn held inquest a, No. l6
West Thirty thd street. the body OF Peter stsat whose
death caused by injuries accidentally received by falling
through the stairway of the building corner Of Thirty
third and Seventh Verdict In accordance win
the circumstances Deceased WAS native OF Germany ana
- years ofsge.
Yesterday Coroner schirmer held an inquest at bellevue
Hospital tho body OF Teresa Martha who died from IN
ure received by falling through scue at No IA Elizabeth
street. Deceased Incorporate woman naive OF "e
and. and IS yepTs Of ege. Verdict, seeidena death
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...... oer fe.
Cleared.

Steamship Chesapeake, Crowel Portland H. B. Cromwell
{ Co. ,,, , O.
sbips-J s. Parsons, Ellis, Liverpool, Snow Burgess
Cpcnna.us Doane Havre, Boyd Henekeni Saweiy Chi1
dow fRus D. Bose Havre Ruger Bros
Barks-iiburno Secundo (Austl stspaTeh. Queenstown
IIonboe Co. Belyderc lBr Wright, Cork Wslsh Car
y a Chase. II spalding Booker. Glasgow X. W. TTundy
Garland Nelly, Cork Arkel Hurst; Acacia, Pnkham Dub
lin, Walsh Carver Chase. - -, IT,,
sehooners--Riyal Hobbie. Stamford; Geo Adams ff'
psI,;,ore LIVERPOOL (Br Pesrce Hsbor Island Ene1i
Telesraph Nickerson, Boston. H. b. CTor wen Co.; Eve
yn, Crowley EIizsbs,hpor Brett Son Co VIM. fss,er
s,enhenson Pbadeiphia ]. W. Mckee; Danylle, Fnle,
BorIesnx Lawrence Giles Co VIM. L. Burrough Biei
ford Glasgow I. Durham; j. Nelson, Nelson Maitland n
S,esmersConcord herman Philadelphia; Delaware Can
non. Philadelphia; Bristol Charles, Philadelphia
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Disasters, &C.

ST. THONAsI Uu, - s.-,i,fs
ra b,iy Wincold (of Bosou), Kellogs. from o. @ her
.aa1 nh III, sprung leak. and was Obliged 20 ~
hn an The east end of S. Johns P. r. She "o"'
total loss. G. rao,.s Oct :. 1861.
The bsrk David Wilson Peacock, Of and nom rrs,el
hound 10 Rio Jsneirc with cargo Of hour sna and
80, an ,bs s,b Instant with loss OF fore and
o,herwise badly injured IA the gale Of l'th uH.
considerable water during the gale
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,emy withdrew, and we hga the FIRST q,outhful

enemy withdrew, and we hgA the first r,ou'hfal
dnre The night previous. One Of tie Rebel shells
M-pounder-came through the after port into our
smoking, OOm bnt fortunately did not oXp lode. An
other shell smashed one Of our qusrteT-boats over
Dy division.
On Saturday, we were glad to see the Mc,Ieii ell
coming in from sea with two riled Pa1os guns IoI
us. She made fsps 10 us, and before midnighs we
bad the steamer South Carolina az anchor pear ~.
On Sunday, the TWO steamers succeeded ~ 20" , ~,
oar ship and the Vncennes of the par, anu hV'0 We
are, all aAoat and ready for any emergency
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LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
CoNsoLIp ,TrON or rR0o.
CONSOLIDATION or TROOPS.
me following special order promulgated on Satur
DAY afternoon by Gen. ilillhOuse explains itself:
ot"khAL ~ kADQrah STATE OF NEW DIRK,
4 d - ~ u. ll...tL

et"EhAL tEADQrAhTTRs STATE o. REv.l DIRK, D
AD1rrANT-GKSKKtL's OFFICE,
- - ALBANY, Oct. -, 1861.
oPttiM Ohpfhs No. s5RIn ordsnce WITH General Or
se 20 - ron ms Defa neht. and with General Orders
-" ~ it"ui 'he Tvs n ieuent orRsiIaons known an
th' Clinton buare afd the " A.tOr Nego,sut a.. hereby
cispie sied igte regiment be desigsiec as the Re x
oil New 70 s Stale Volunteers.
'"ial'ss &, y, Z, 4. g. IT, /, aud Of The Clinton
fisaf"h vail become respectively coipanies b. e ID r
a. sad IA oi the regiment. lClnraies AID p 'fii.
80 ~ gIseit wl become respectively companies ad
ae following appointed held oliccrs Of the
Je-iheH us organized aud. with ts and co,nsnv
~ he commissioned whenever they shall have pas.ed
asir 1ato provided IN General Orders No IA mi
tie ted and ts md Jupsny rolls certified 10 by lie
pusfn= oef sLa been fled IN the office Of the Adm
tsii.f3enersi ftle st.fe:
Coioue. SpeEcer W. Cone. Lieutenant Colonel William
Morley; Msjor NJ. a. J. Lynch
Yates Is csi god with the execution Of the
s1etsj, II this order.
BY asdef Of the Commander inCh'sf.
THOMAS DOLLHOUSE. Adjutsnt General.
Upon The above order, Brighten. Yates, COM
n sDdiDg the depot Of Volunteers. Issued his
orr ". directing Col Cone 10 assume command Of the
g., hesJment Immediately npen bis being mustered
inc ee United States service. Col. Cone will take
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-Ocr. 70
Before Commi.,oner OSBORN
TuE SLAVE TRADE--MACHADO DISCHARGED
BOOTHS CASH CONCLUDED.
To-day the Commissioner rendered decision IN
the Gaze OF A. Machsdo charged with fitting out the bark
Mar kanci, Tor the trade. He led that there ~s no
evidence connecting Ma hsdo with the ohen'e and ordered
l. dischugc ~, IT,, -, - A..
The cve OF Er.sus IT, Booth the alleged captain OF the
SLAYER uckeye concluded to-day Ih examination was
on the capital ciargefor oTcby conhnng snd OBTAINING
nesroe. with intent 20 make them slaves Inc
reserved the case for constellation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28

LONDON ny NIGnr.-John B. Cough will lecture
on this subject this evening at the Brooklyn Academy
of Music, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association.