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We renew the offer OF a choice OF these Parlor En-
gravings-T he Retl17s from Market and FTiat Igoc-
ion-vhch already ernbeiiish many pariors ia ali
parts of the land. A copy OF either, postage paid,
Will be sent to each new subscriber 10 the EIEcTTc
who pays one year in advance.
4. Ii wide spread concentrations OF the ECLECTIC,
by the Press all parts ofthe land that il is the best
magazine published and the richly enibellishe,
then now is the time subscribe and obtain both the
work and valuable premium besides.
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GREAT PREMIUM PORTRAIT.

1. A new and surprisingly beautiful and accurate
portrait OF the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, eDgraves by
john Sartain, is just published 1t is exactly twenty
times larger than the fullength portrait OF Mr. Ever
published in the ECLECTIC Ii is the largest and
the finest haf-engfh portrait engraved in This
country. Price 81
+ 2 We will send, postage paid, copy of this very
beautiful portrait % each subscriber to the Ec-
IEcT!c who pays s. in advance.
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Negro extra size Mud Boots, and fine Fur and Wool
Hats Cloth Caps, and large stock Of Variety Goods
Threads of all kinds, and Yankee Notions, &c, &c
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IA XEs, TAXES, TAXES,

IL not 10 Providentally hindersd, vii, ha - A.5.-
son G. H. during March Couro recoivo M ~ inter
" take the Taxes for 1860 autNon ''s'uiiS
TSSNday the 18th at NIcClinton' Sbor.
tho sonyNly the 19!h at Hollands Slore-ec,,.o.
W woJmeS$y w,"J$y at Vim. Hcwins', Sr.: eH'"s OF
Thm.sll,'. hc 10th at Slicrard's Store
rrida,. t,c SSSlsta at Capt. j. p fuckers:
SATURDAY. the 2SaSS SStoreville;
son,c Jav n Jones' ~ Toward 's-cvcHing of the
On Monday the 25th m
the same day at AnlcrsonviNN Imam s-cvening OF
Tuesday the 26til ut Brown ~
Wednesday the 9th at TownvNGr Ground;
Thursday the 2S,h nj Pendie!on;
Friday the 29th at Eatons Store-cveA
sane day at CrOigs; vi the
Saturday The Seth at Ccntrcyillc-cycning OK
same day at Shearors:
Monday the lst Of April (salc-day) at Anderson
c. U.-cyening OF The same day at Luke !!eynic's;
Tuesday The ID at Crnytonyillc
Wednesday tic I'll 1T Honca Path-cvening same
day at Gantts Store;
Thursday the 4lh at Calhoun-cycning Of same
day AT Slanionvic:
Friday the 9Th AT Williamson;
Saturday The 9th at Bclton:
Monday the Sli ut Anderson c. H..
TUESDAY the 9ih at Rusls Shop--cycniag Of the
same day at 0.rvic;
Wednesday the 10Th at White Plains
Thursday The. / lth at Brushy Creek Long
Storcl:
Friday Tie l2th at Greenwood;
Saturday the 18th at j. ]. Wilson'S Store;
Sacday in May at Anderson c. H.--at which
time my hooks will close.
State Tax about cnc-trd higher than last year.
.oad or Bridge Tax. lGs per cent, on the General
AK. Poor, 10 per cent Cpon monies loaned or
interest, onc-lcnti Of per cent.
W. s. SHAW, T. c.
Iarcb :. 1851 % If
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cent. must Sc paid in cash, at the time of subscrip
t;on and the remainder OH before the first oi
Nav. interest to run from the date of such pay
ment. Persons desiring to secure their suoscrip
tion. may pay in cash the whole amount and take
n receipt for the delivery of bonds or stock To
eoualize the rate of subscription at all points, and
to enable all persons conveniently to subscribe
current bank notes of the place will be received at
subscription, preference willasbe given-first' TO
those who pay down their whole subscription
next. to subscribers of $50; next, to subscribers
orSl00 -,
Books of subscription will be opened on the
same day at the branches Of the Bank OF the
State. in Columbia. Camden and Abbcville; also.
ut the Banks of Ncwbcrry, Chester. Fairfield,
Cheraw Georgetown and Hamburg and at Green 7
vile. EDMAkp thoSl' 4
c. NJ. FURMAN, I
GEO. A. ,TRENHOLy.
Commissioners for South Cary"
April 4, 1861 SO /
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idi.ional Directions 10 Tax Collectors.

.turns Of "mcncys loanc,!@' and moneys ri
est investments in stacks ant! bonds. &c.
q be maie will reference 20 The year cnding
December. 1860, and nr.sl be for the principal
liveStcd.
.c cxemp,ion OF the ..Bon,s and Siocks Of this
e." from liis lax Of 10 cents per S!eo ca
|oncys nvcstcdin Stocks, s.. refers exclusive
/ TIE Bonds and locks "ssrrp ~ Tie State
pySsimc..ls in tie s.yca. only cr He D4uss and
Iroad Companies OF tiii, srpc. ;;rc c%cnpl from
. the Gyn;s of such Banks en,I Corporaions
moi inclMacd il iiis cxccplion
, the ease Of .siaycs or iam' ,olaQa 1T Ocio-
the seller anal noi the purchaser Is, liable ior
tax he ,,,w does not consider i:acii>.s cf Il
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BaI1 Of State CT South Carolina.
CnAnLssro., Eebruary l2ih. 1851.

CEAILEsro", february 18th, 1861
TIE >gislaiure having, at its late session, au-
thorze,hc issue Of Bonds to The amount OF S675,
ooo being an interest Of eersa per cent, for the
piTposef providing Ike funds required TO sustain
The Siaicl the act of rcsrm;ng her rights Of soyc
rcism;y' IS Haak is now prepared to dispose Of
Tie Bonds ad They are issued in SUMS OF 500. $l00
ana 9'oo' IN opportunity is thus afforded every
citizen TO IKE secure and profitable investment,
wailc con'riuing aid 20 the cause in which the
State Is ensald. With a view OF enabling citizens
III any part oith. State to share in the Loan. the
.!er:is OF !'c cuts Of tlic several Districts have
been requlrcdta oin books Of subscription for the
stock. suitable a';ngemcnts will be made for
furnishing the bcnd1n the receipt of the money,
at an early day nIier .ch subscription mas been
made. thl:agemeniS " the purchase of Bonds
may he made ut the li;N, or any Of lis Branches.
1t is probable ti:, at II next session Of the Leg
is!alnre those paroles whdcsirc it may have their
Bsn.is converted into Soc
Feb 2s, 1851 ps II
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H ad-Quarte@.

GREENvILLE, 5. c., Marcy
oRDER NO. l.
TO COLONIES COMMANDING F.alNENiS j.
the lst Brigade, S. c. NJ. ,.o,;o,, an
You are hereby ordered to lya an e.ecno,; 'I,a~
your respective Regiments hLt"rdGy' Me Is,
Of June nert, for y Brigadjf "i ,.o1 ~. hy
Brigade. S. c. NJ, to fill thsvacancy occ;c%,s
the resignation of Baisadier-Gencral v" ~ ta.s
and forthwith transmit statement to me s2'M."c
the result of said election. You are "lsY e''''
with the extension of this order. ,,
S. D. G00DLEl1,
Maj Gcncral Isl Division S. I: .. M
April 4, 1861 80
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AT ONE DoLLA

CGETAl.
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c1nrH1NGl CLOTHING!

large and rcs, stock of REApi MAph cL1r,l p.rls
EG. consisting OF 0scrcoals' business @ az - an
Goats Black and Fancy oassere - i'Ts Vests Linen
saline, Pants, with great variety o Ses.s In,
'I N,,rscillcs Shirts, Gcntemens undervcsts ana
RS will be sold very cheap at - .u,o,.e
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DENTAL @ ARD.

THE undersigned would respectfully bring TO the
notice of the citizens of Anderson, his friend,
ROBERT A. HARRIS Surgeon Dentist, who has
studied with ME for three years and practiced in
my office one year, and who is prepared to at
tend to his profession in both its branches.
JOHN ANDERSON, Surgeon Dentist.
April II, 1861 81
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I{.erseys and Llinseys.
TEIRTY-TWo CASES

(1- BOOTS AND SHOES.
Making Tie largest stock Of EOots and Shoes to Dc
annI in the place. consisting OF Negro Dl"ss mn.
hoys aud i;oois for men ana h?ys %"N
ror,ns a variety Of prices and q"aii'ics ,i:, La
I;ol. $rwcd and Pcggcd Boots and Buskins; Ch'i-
lions 'I,r, Shoes OF all sizes and qualities with copper
toes f'' s'''' SHARPE s. WATSON.
Nny. |. 1850 X
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10 1t Is much to be regretted that while in the enjoy
men of health so little attention paid by many to the
preservation of so nestmable blessing Luxurious y.
ing. @bts e indoence exposure to sudden changes of
"hperature' ana neglect of the ptcmonitarv symptoms
OF disease the precursors Of many fatal moI,des
iaken Hp.4 the first indication of attack if ANYTHING
" rricye !he sufferer purify the blood restore vgor
gus circulation, and thoroughly renoyat the ystrn, + i
stl'P' HANSAlAHLiA. 4SIm
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May 9th, 1860 l81v.onwrm.
THE EYES p! THE EYES !
DR.. i. II. PARDEE


AEI OCULIST.-After protracted blind.
154lNEW ness of more than five years DIR. PAR.
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scientiG.
caly acquainted with all diseases of the Eve
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city OF San francisco with a success that cannot
he surpassed in any part of the United States
and for proof Of this he will subsiantiate hy ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having cy-
hansted the skill Of all the eminent Oculists in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
Dr. L. wholly objects to the use of caustfo, blne
stone-keeping The patient in dark room diet
ing, blistering, cupping-the blue pill at night
ana salts in the morning, etc, etc. DIR. PAR
DEE mas also been remarkably successful in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all
pains about the head, and The frequent calls he
has Rad for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
or this coass, with the many testimonials, is pos
tive proof of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that il
can be sent to any part Of the State or coast and
each bottle will be accompanied with full direc-
items and receipt for a liniment, magical in its
effects over pain ingredients of which can be
procured anywhere-price, $40. The ARTIFl-
ClAL EYES inserted by Dr.. p, have all the
movements of the real eye, and cannot be de-
tccted, even by close inspection Address
DR. f. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFrICE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza II otel |
San Francisco, Sept 5, 1890 3426h.
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AGENCY Of
JeWett's Celebrated OIL Cloths, ST. 0 si.,
SANDS SARSAPARILLAi
NATURES TRUE RESTORATIVE ,
THE BEST SAFEST AND PUREsT
IC

NATURES TRUE RESTORATIVE
THE BEST, SAFEST AND PUREsT
Tonic and Alternative ever prepared.
TT rs RECOMMENDED by the leading medical
l. authorities, and is highly approved by all whc
have tried it, Delicate ladies find it perfect re
Storatipe and persons who lead sedentary life
Will find their nervous and general systems much
strengthened and improved by its use.
The great object N this raedioine is
FiFst-To purify the system of all morbA
matter, and impart to the blood such
properties as to make it new, pnre
and rich.
SecOnd-To cleanse the stomach and bowels
OF acrid humors, acidity, and all mu-
cous matter. which cause so MANY
and fatal diseases
Third-To soften and relieve structure Of
the skin, ana thus establish healthy
and natural flow of the " "insensibe
perspiration.'
FOurth-To impart tone and strength TO tbA
digestive organs, aud give great viz,
or and vitality to all the organs of
the body
FIfth-To eradicate all diseased, impure and
poisonous particles from the blood,
flesh and bones, and efeot their COM
plete expulsion from the body.
SlXth-To counteract the i'll tfects produced
ny the use OF mefcufy, ana to remove
all scorbutio erupions. arising from
whatever cause.
1sb f9F SGn2s Sarsaparii1a and h,he no otler
Prepared by A, B. 1t n. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton st., corner of William, N. Y,
FOR SALE by
Redington Il Co, San Francisco
r. II. Mcdonald x Co, and
DR., Justin Gates & Bro, Sacramento.
Ii. j. SEAMAN, Wcaverville
Aolm' c. Roethe Shasta
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SHERIFF SALE.

Ky VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of Foreclosure
- and decree of sale, to me directed issur1 ont
OF the Hon. District Court of the Ninth Jndiciol
District IN and for the county of Trinity. Stato
OF California, on the 81 day of January, A. d
1861 in favor of George Thompson, and against
IL. .. Adams, for the sum Of sixteen hundred and
twenty seven 50-l00 dollars, (Sl627 5O) princi
pal and interest to date, and forty-eight 25 100
dollars (S4S 25) costs of suit, with accrnngcosts
and interest at the rate of two and onehalf ppr
cent. per month, will expose at public sale, to
lhe highest and best bidder, for cash. at the Court
House door, in the town of Weavervile, on
Saturday, January 26th, 1860,
at ii O'Clock, a. m, all the right, title, interest
ana claim OF IL. q. Adams in and to the follow
ing described property to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land stu.
ated on the west side of the North Fork of Trim.
lIy river, at North Fork in the county of Trini,
ty and State of California, and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit On the south by the ground used
Tor a street, on the west by Bilay's lot, on the
horih by said North Fork of Trinity river, and
on The east by the lot known as Sunhury's lot
on which stands the North Fork Hotel, together
Win all and singular the teneaeats, heridta-
mehts and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
1861. q MESSFC Sborif
by D. Nj. KELLOGG, Deputy, 5l3t.
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TRINITY JOURNAL.

New RErUSIFcS.--The Cleveland Plaindealey
mus maps out five new Republics and gives
some account of their staples
REPUBLIC No. l.
Southern Republic, with all the Slave States.
save Delaware and Missouri the latter in fact
and feeling being Western State. aud will soor
he as free as Ohio, with New Mexico and tba In
dian Territory. . Au-
The staple productions of this Reprblc wor,d
be cotton, tobacco, sugar and nigrers. "0'''
REPUBLIo NJ 2
A Western Republic incind;no Tho sono,
Eorthwestern stale.%., Missouri Kansas and Ne.
braska. '"' "nu 4No'
1he Productions of this Republic would be
wneat, corn, beef pork, potatoes and Popular
Sovereignty.
REPUBLIc No g.
The Central Republic, including New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. The
latter named State has elected Linconite to
congress, and has not niggers enough to- day to
run respectable hotel.
The productions of the Central Republic would
be great variety Of cereals, panic makers aud
politicians.
REPUBLIC No. 4.
The Puritan Republic, including the six New
England States.
Productions-Prayers priests and pumpkin
pies.
REPUBLIC No. 5.
The Pacific Republic, including California,
ORE gon and Washington Territory, with the
eventual addition of Sonora and Utah.
Staples-Gold, grizzly bears and babies.
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Saturday, January 26th, 1860.
SHERIFF SALE.

Rf VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.
the 9th Judicial District, in and for Trinity conn.
~ and State of California, in the case of A. J.
felter VS. His Creditors, attested the 10Th day
ol december, A. d., 1860, will sell the follow.
ing described property, to wit:
one Lamp, lot of Chairs, lot of Glass Box
GS' doom with accounts. and e lot of Wines and
NOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY, the
Noth day of January A. D, 1861,
az o'clock p. NJ, at the house Of A. j. Felter
I'm, IN 'he county of Trinity and State aforesaid,
wiz seli the above described property to the high
est bidder, for cash. + 6 WESSEC.
Sherlll, and Assignee in above case
"ea'erViile' JAN z, 1861. 5l2
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10 THE AFFLICTED.

~ dH diseases, the gredt first cause,
Springs from, the neglect Of Natures ldus.
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dI548I8t

FRESH BUTTER. Fresh Cali
= ioThla n Butter. choice article, in large and
JAS. S. MCCAIN & Co.
"eaVerville, Aug. 25tb, 1859. 80.
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Mrs. wv slow

. Az EXPERIENCED NrRsE and Family Physician has ,
s""ihiPg syrup for children teethng, which great,
facilitates the process Of teeting by softennq the Gums
reducing all lnaamaionwl allay all pain and is sure t,
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers It will
give fest TO yourselves and relief health TO your in
iantS preecy safe in all See advertisement in
8nother column. m i2I1s sln ="
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12

TARANTUIA BITE.-An Indian was bitten in the
thumb in Santa Clara county, by a tarantula. To
cure the bite be instantly ate the tarantula 1t
didn work, however, and after nearly dying be
WAS rescued by science.
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&c ETaI1'ss

tive and purifier of the blood il causes hc tsto Of all
Wott' ana impure matter, removes pmples bos and
ePl3hS IRON the Sko cures rheumatism aud pains of
REe Slength ana prolong life sod by Druggists gener-
R. EEALs. a. CO., PrOprIetors,
Wholesale Druggiss 143 and 145 C7ay San Francisoo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12
> p ecial N 70 tices.
TRINITY CHAPTER.

wes@ge No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
SalANS on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
4 T'se@a each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
26td R. T. MILLER, Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-12

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, I. o.
O. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
lhlrd Monday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Cliford's" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
Ito. A. SHEPARD, S.
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BkOOKI.lN.

IHE lEARLY REruHr oF rHB SuPERrN-
rhNDENts oP NV rooR.-The last annual re-
p'rt Of the Supciintcndcnis Of the Poor shows
hat on the 3i., Of July last they were .fs
rWn'"s in the different institutions, namely
~ Nm' llous' 800; Hospital, 3l9; Asylum,
3oN; Nursery, PIG. There were admitted and
b"In d ring the year, 1876, besides which there
Ncro 2l,Ol3 who received temporary relief
mixing the total number supported wholly sr
m part, S,0s3. The not expenses of each de-
Crimcn' during the year was a. follows Aims
House, so 2i3 90; llo pital, $50, ,60S SS; Asy-
lnm, 21,t6l ~ Nurcry, slO, ,30s 92 Store
and bakery, S3,Oj2.j jG; General s17 O55 81.
InE RSrrnLIcANS AND CoLLEOroR BAR
NTr.-Tho Republican Association Of the fith
Ward, J. G. Perry Chairman, passed tho follow
ing resolution in reference TO the recent actio.
OF the Kings County Republican General Com
mittCc.
"Rcsolvcd, That our delegates to the Kins,s
county Gcnrtal Cou,mi tee bo requested =
make every effort to have the resolutions re-
'pccling Collector Barney, passed Sept I'd, ro-
considered
The resolutions fcfcrol to demanded the re-
moyal u the present Collector.
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'R1himore, THcsiIy Sept. iO-A copy Of the
Richmond Ihig which has been recclvel here
has most sarcastic article on the clpture %
the lluteras forts, ccn,urIng by mplic ,tion, tn,
Confederate authorities and which commences
In this style
" Let u initiate the Nutmeg Chinese bv all
means. Tho fort Ia, been taken, many hum
dnd- ui men have surrendered valuable oil
ccr, have become prisoners, largo amount oi
powder has been captured, tho most important
part OF our coast for priyatn'riny purpose, in the
hands OF the enemy, and the gallant North
State Is now liable to inya sion.
" II will take 81, 900 msn ~ regal the fort
but that /, nothing. WHAT do W. want with it2
II wa, butlt for iun, evidently. II at We boon in
earnest some notice would havo bon taken VI
the warning given bv th' northern plper,.
81 woull hr the height ol folly AMI treason
TO accuse any member of the tiblnct Of ncsli-
gcuCv in tho promises. We, who live at the seat
oi government know too we'll tho superhumln
energy, the slceplc., yisilInco anl miraculous
pro aptitude of every drputmnut IN entertain
ilrn mpn'nt tho -htdoW OF suspicion of any
shortening on tho par, oi any on' nearly or
r.iupiely connected with the administration
II iyune Butler rnn nov lclyc A. many mon ~
lac plclse~ in tho forts Of North Carolina. OF
cnur-e We will whip them, for hlv' We not the
greatest number ct unarmed militAi"
Gen Dix has forbidden the Mlvor to continue
tho payment Of the old police force, and Mlyor
Brown, whilst protesting against the military
authority to interfere, has s.gniied hi' compli.
r. zee,
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The Rrcrca,ion- OF M cN-ouccu.

Va lttl''p corro.prn lcut thus describes IA,
Nourg cN q aeon Ut Nip.cs -Si, .hIY, ll,It
Il m, 'op generally, in mlYs attire II hr, t,h
Ut icuiuin" dclicIc, only tp bo cNcus,I hy rN-
tr'inc circumstances. With her lords p.Ivi.
Legged ne'hcr garments, she affects al,o m1niv
,wnrgcr and blusrr. She " smokes Ike A
pllor and swoar4 like a trooper Shn hector,
her sister-in law, has pitched battles with tho
Princes and l'rincc.4rs Oi tho lljusa of B,ur-
bon. The members cf the cxilol family h,yo
constant chickering's among Themselves they
peck at each other like chickens tied 10
tho samo string and dangling from tho
haui Of the houcNi iio who Is carr,in., them
To mukct-thosc true emblcmtas the pot sai
ofplrtncrs in mi-nriunr. llIgh word an an
CRY screams are hcarl from the Qlrinnls win
dow'. Plates arc Shicl at ROYAL hrtl, aud hv
into tho streets, 10 the great scinlI OF the
Swiss guard NJ the Palace gate. Tho Olc,n.
thou ;ll roJb'l of hcr srrp'rc lisdtin, 10 htrIr
the dlsiail; she aries her dread revolver ~ h,r
side shr delight, in the exhibition Of her slill
She .hut "A cat lately that was ba,kins On thc
wall ovrrhasgipS the grottnni ioultiius ot thc
Qulrinll Grden. Puey however. bclin ,cd
10 M le,sa person than th' 81 mora u li,rtzlnli.
Cardinal Antonclli's sis'cr-1hp al. ocrupirl
apartments in the PipIl Pallr', anI tho hr-
rayod lady Instantly ran, rlgiu, nnI s'nrminy.
10 her hrOthors office, who p-ou,s snd that tho
death "i her iIvorIlo would b. avcugoI.
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ant Naval movements

Capt g. c. Brown, well known - tire tray
cling public for the last twenty ycl. in CON.
nrctiun with the steamer Empire Ci., hl. ho.u
appointed Acting Volunteer Lru,cnu, ir Co.,.
Navy. Capt. Brown abilitc. a. a seaman have
h,cu lbunlanlly proved and hi, appointment
10 the Navy i. one upon which We may con-
gratulItc not only himself but the service at
large.
Lieutenant in command, Walk, is detached
rom the James A'gcr, and Lieutenant in com-
mani, Merchant, is appointed in his place.
This il the thir time the commanding officer
Of the James Adgcr has been changed within a
very short time.
The Ordnance Department, on Governor,
Island, under the able management Of Major Il.
IT, h. whitley, continues cNtromely active.
Their, seems to be a lack Of space for the mun-
ti,u- Of war constantly arriving there. Dahl
grrn., c,lumhiads, mIrtar,, ami guns Of nearly
all determinations boxc- Of shot and boats Of one
Kind or another, are constantly thcrr, delivering
" receiving cargors Of warlike stores.
EEGMENrAL PARADE AND Prc-NIC. The
German Ranger, had picnic and dress parade
Tuesday 'in Broadway Park. The para lc was
very fair the regiment turning out well and
exhibiting a very fine body Of men. The resi-
mcnt will he ready to take the field in about a
fortnight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-12

utE uUNHoArs CuNEsTooA AND LHNtSGroN
OK a RECoSNoIIEKING'E 'ENrEDirroS DowS rmp
MISSISSIPPI I-rC, Erc.
Cairo, H., S'Pt. 1O.Thc guuboi,s Concstosa
aud Lexington rcconnoitcrcd down the MSsis-
,irpi river today. They encountered a battery
Of sixteen guns At Lucas Bend ON tho Missouri
shorc and two rohol gunbrats. They silcnccd
the mlcl batteries and disabled tho rchol gun
Loaf Yankee aud woull have captured her
lad size not been supported near Columbus.
Cue Of the Conc'togas men was slightly in.
iurcd. The loss Of tho rcbcls is not known.
LARGE HrrrL FORCE Ar CotuMuus, KY.
Twenty of our scouts wcra today driven in to
Col Oslcshy's camp hy two hundred rchrl,.
There are no less than fifteen thousand rchcl, in
camp at Columbus, an they were largely ro.
nlotcci yesterday.