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THE HOLIDAYS.

c6-PACKAGES OF CHOICE WINES
pC ard liquors for the Holidays. Those who In
t.nd receiving calls had etter call On H. MON.
ZFRr, III Grand st. near Centre Market, aud get
a package contsining IL bottles Of fine wines and
liquors eleven different kinds. packed IN neat
manner, suitable for transportation, for the low
rice o. Five DOLLARS. N. B.--A choice sssort-
npnt Of wines aud liquors constantly on hsud, ia
boDl or In store, Of direct importation. dis 1919
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-A COTTAGE HOUSE
l. and 20, la l2Oth St Harlem, 30 feet from 81 ave
northwest cor. Iuquire on the premises dl9 2'lO'
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CONsTABLEs SALE-pY VIRTUE OF

CONSTABLES SALE-BY VIRTUE or
- SEVERAL execution T. will expose II puuli' vnn-
tue, At the auction rurn Of 3. HERMAN, To Will
liam 81, ca fiiiav. 10Th, NJ iO% O'Clock, u large
quantity cflluors, wines, ale. - rtcr, chtmpagne;
Alro large as~ itment I groceries and glssSw,rr
,S,. ny trier Of l.. CEBERLE Constable. 100
I II. BURLEY, AUCTlONEER WILL.
a. an, Tits day, ~ O'Clock, at 40 e. anal At
Rurc ,us, hros ds, chairs tables, sofA, snf,h,i.
.nrr ~ chandeliers, wAtdrol cS hair and other
msttrasses feather beds, brussels, ply ant other
carpets, oil cloths, bcdding, blankets, Kit no, fur
sltrtc. %
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GARMENTS FOR SALE--A VARIETY OF
VI ready made under garments and elolhipg ~
very low prices. Apply At the rooms, 0s West llth
Fridays.
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A UCTION NOrICR-LARGE SALE OI

I1household furniture, this ", Tnur-iAy, al 1Ox
o'clock, NJ private residence ~ West 1871 ~, hear
9Th ave, sisting Of carpeti- an bedding Of rv.
cry description, mirrurs tables, chairs ST, beds,
clocks dining and ten tables china, glssa Gro X
cry, knives and forks yasesl amruts, oil cloth,
stair carpets, bureaus, beds,cljs, &c; also geucr
azsnrtment basement and kitchen utensils
CHAPMAN, Auctiouev. Is
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TT S. PASSPORTS AT A COST OF ONLY
u. No oeAts,-Pertons desiring passports may
have all the necessary AFT iavts administered, aud
p.sspOrts furnished, at cost Of only 90 cants each:
Aupiy 10 b. T. VAN N0SrRAND, Public Notary, oO
Wall st, basement.
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GROCERIES.

provisions AT REDUCED PRICES
L city cured hams, shoulders and bacon D 10 cts
good butter nom IL 70 Is cheese 70 pigs
heads and hooks cts ; polt trimmings 3 eta
sp.re riba ~ pigs feet 10 cts 100 corn tsd SAT-
cts-3as and 1886 W. 18th st, one door below the
sIang htsTing and packing establishment OF VAN
BRUNr & WATROCs, bet. 10th and lith ave DIV y
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INFORMATION WANTED, BY RICHARD
4 PARSONS, oil Mrs. THoRNS aud Mrs. THoMP-
SON wi came to this country about years ago,
In the ship AMERICAN EAGLE. Please leave al
dress at 60 South 1t. del9 2'lis
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SAVINGS BANKS.

DOsRHILL SAVINGS BANK, COR OF
II li,h $, and sth ave, open daily. from 10 o N.
Wednesdays and Saturdays until I, T. NJ. Six per
emit inter est On all sums Of $500 and under. In
ar, 1T allowed from the LIST Of January. THOS
CHRI5TY, Pres; RICH. II. BULL, Sec. dis 24'lh
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Personal NOTICES.

III JOHN KELAGIIAN, FORMERLY OF
L the County Of Monaghan and parish Of Aughpa-
II ster At, he will obligs his brother PATRICK, who
has lately arrived here. IL
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN IRON
~ Works." Dc. 10, 1sGl.-A meetiug Of the stock
oldsIs Of this company, for election Of trustees, will
b. held at the Office Of the oomploy, corner l4Sd st
and l2th ave, on Monday, Dec. 20, 1851. The polls
will he open between the hours of 2 aud o'clock,
I'M H. W. VAN NOOhtl5, secretary
de19 Os II. .Tu Til .S.M'i04.
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HOTEL LODGINGS-CLEAN SINGLE
IL heds for IL cts. a night, at the Union Hotel,
l66 Prince It, cor Of Thompson. Accommodation
for over 200 persons Meals at all hours. Open all
night. dN o'iiS
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DENTISTRY.

AS USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED With
n out pain Those who require full sets tenn
porary set DO charge partial pi sees, u per tooth
teeth filled with gold or gold cement, silver or bone
6llipp, bacts, by DIR. Ii. VILLER5 Sr., 4S Bowery
s.re dis 24ac'l2s
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PoARDING-A FEW MEN CAN BE AC-
ID commodg,ed With good board and the comforts
II a home-also two ladies' Apply at 4l9 Canal st,
door from sullivan. DIV B'lO4
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4 UCTION sALE-THE PROPERTY

IA Of DR.. PHI LIZ BURNET NJ. 1870 wa,,riy
Place, will he sold NJ public ancti N, Thu u1rt-
ing, at II O'Clock, precisely Consisting Of rise wool
plano forte, pnilcr furniture, c'irtainA tio Ks
nil ro's, hedsteads buro,us. washstud, mshnga.
ny soh bed, rccke's, chairs, hair mattrasses,
beds and belding, hlnkcts, Bruised, aud ingram
carpets, oil cloth, stair carpets, SC. Sale positive
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JOHN DELBERT SEND YOUR ADDRESS
d ~ ii, call Mt 1OT Fulton st; you wll hen OF
something 10 your advantage. DIS fiji
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T OSr-0N SUNDAY LAST, IN THE
- nelghborhood o. Lewis ~ Ridge, In Grand st, u
pocket book, cont lining small sum Of money and
some papers. Tie hader will be suitably rewarded
lyapply ing 70 the owner, at 90 Lewis Il, ith ho0
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WANTED.

NY PERSON HAVING SHOP FIXTURES
n for sale suitable for bakery, such ls counters
shelving and glass cases msy hear Of q cash custo
ner by applying In the bakery, 400 First ave; also
lAkeris fixtures wanted. Inquiro ~ above. dlI q
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pEST QUALITY OF RED ASH COAL
ID now dischArgng at the foot Of 18th st, East
River price ~ 10 per ton III the boat or 70 "a
COZ. 39th 1T. and I'd ave. delo glJs
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INFORMATION WANTED OF GATHER
he MORRIS, OF Craney, Co. Longfbrd; alsD Of
CoRMICK McARDEN by TIIo5. McARDEN; when
last head Of CORMACK was Oh Staten Island,
about 7 years sgo. Address T. NJ. A, box s9l sun
office dl9 9.lOT
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COAL.

DEST HALLIBURTON LIVERPOOL
ID coal, screened and delivered, at IS per ton (;
-ed ash, egg and stow, So per ton all other ooals
i H.. lowest market prices Apply at sl3 Bow
cry, III Greene 4T9 Broome. JACOB WEEKS.
DIS Tgac'lOG
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoAKs-

VI FRENCH WEAVER CIoAKs, for -.
Large Esquimaux Beaver Cloaka, from ~ 70 $40
MOSCOW Beaver Cloaks and Wrappers.
Elegant Lyons Velvet CloakA. very cheap,
LlonsLin and Seaskin Plush CloAks for o.; worth w.
All new styles, and the cheapest eoaka In the city
u. 8, MILLS d co, ~ BroAissy, near CAnj q,
i1G 6issiib
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r OST-BANK BOOK, No. 22l 1876 OF
hCi ambers ~. Savings Bank the fnder will be
.uituaoly rcwRred, by leaving II at yI2 West 10Th
It. X. Is. KENT, or At the Bank.
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S1D REwARD-LOST, A BOX OF TEA
VIO on the 18th inst, O'Clock, p. m, between
ilth and 12th 81, 1917 ave A. No questions asked.
dig gill
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SHIPPING. 40.

EoR LIvERPOOI-s SAILS THIS DAY-THE
Z splendid clipper q ip FRANCIS n CUTTING
f,on pisr 20 T. n; N om FOR few more pas. engsrs.
For "a saaxe Al low rates 70 or hom the old cow
W, sPIlf V 1Bos, G, eoouE, % s'uth a dis Y
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A UCTION-TO BE SOLD ON MONDAY,
"A Dec. 2Srd, at 10 O'Clock, alargc stock of crook
cry, china, glss, and earthenwAre, well worth the
attention Of housskeepors. 4. r. FRENCH, $50
Grand ~, d2t MASSM'iis
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
"A lie accommodated wit1 fdrhsheI room and
bed rooms also a few young ladies can he &C
commoSated With boar !, or a few young gent emen
Gr eeIing-59 Ras, Houston st, near Mott 81. II
DOARDING-A FEW YOUNG LADIES,
~ or respectable young men, with or without
board at 9O3 Ninth It, bet LIST and I'd ayes,top floor
back loom.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-w. y. LEWIS,
l. will sell this day, at isi Bowery, up stairs, b.
order WIN SIMPSON a co, large quantity Of
aud other lewely. Sale " commence at 10& s'clk.
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\NANIED-A SITUATION DY A MID
w die aged woman ~ do general homework in
Irrivato family; ia good plain cuok, W ishrr AMI
ioler, and j. willing 10 make herself generally
full; has NO objection 10 place In the couRtry. The
bet Of city rel,Tunse given. App'y $50 Hast eth
st. bet LIST al j 2d SVos. Can be seen fUr day i36
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DAWNBROKRRb TICKETS WANTED
1 Tho higbesi price paid for fAvphrokers tickes'
Rdismonda. WAichaal jswelry, GonA, pis.olsL -
lzy goods Aea a II bsesokW q, up s,eirsdu s'isi
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

DURE BOURBON wHIsKEY-CoPPER-
II distilled for sale In lots 70 suit pufcnAHe Ina
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LOST AND FOUND.

A LARGE YELLOW HOUND DOG =
fAwhit' spot On his face. and white tp on the end
IT his tail, strsycd away from the ~ Fourth st
ard First ave. sut,hle reward will he paid u the
finder 10y bringing bi,n n Mr. DEMMA, cor Of 4th
Vt ,pd iN ave. l0i
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VVo PLUMBERS-FoR SALE A SMALL
l. stook Of plumbers materials and the base
nam, "a ia viii h was occupied for thai bunne-s
Tor the lsssr two years. Inquire on ue premises
Is Blxth ave, u" L."
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AUCTION NOTICES.
A BsoLUTE SALE OF HANDSOME
Eours Furniture 81 : House.

This Thursday anernoon, AT . O'Clock, N
house 1853 West go q, between 7th and Sth svoa,
oomprisng beau,fnl pailor, dining room and cham
her furniture Of every description, All M good ~
new-rch carf ets, beds and bedding. French china,
silverware, cutlery, glassware ollclo,hs, stoves &c.
No pcetponemtnt 1fb
A UCTI0N NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUC-
"A uoneer, will sell this day 10Y O'Clock, at Les
room - Nassau 81, househ, II firniturc, consisting
Of carpets, chairs, tete etetes mirrors, bedsteadS
mattresses, lounges. wardrobcs, bureaus, feather
beds, SC. 13
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DAwNpRoKER's sALE-oF MEN AND

TDAW \ DKUkEh 3 OAI1EF-Jf MEN ANU
womsns wearing apparel, A. N. CRl5rALAk
auctionser, 20 u Jwery viii sail, this day, at l0&
o'clock, large assortment Of silk dresses, capes
shawl, rnantilas, &ci also large assortment Of
coats, Ianta and vests, umbrellas, blankets, quits
Sc also gold wat IA aud oasin, silver snuff box
goblet, pepper box. IL silver tsble spoons, and
IL silver tea spoons. by order Of j. L. PfiIlLIPS
Catharine ". l29
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

U,oR sALE-A CORNER LIQUOR STORE
II In one Of the best locations In the city ior IosA
seiling. Apply 70 r. o'CoNNoR, Hester 81. No
agents need apply. -
IoR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
II OF Fancy Goods store, on public street m
Brooklyn, X b.. or the same will be exchanged LOT
. cottage on the South side Of Wllliamsoursh De,
low Oh st. Apply to GEO. W. KELSEY, w urAnn
street, WllliamBburgh. lSo'liV
cOnO-A COMPETENT MAN, WITH
poOOthis amount, wanted 10 take charge OF
chs manufacture Of an article Of great utility. NO
competition In the market. No agents need APIpa,y'
j. Cliff d co, $40 Canal st.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

\AANIED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAR
w lied woman, h,ty 10 wet nurse At her own
re,io euce, who hss lo,t her Please call ut 265
ErsI 18th II, between ayes AMI u, ~ hoor front
rtyul. W
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81 NIL a.. S so ~ so se 80" ~
STOCK RLUOruAfIoNg.
This ,.bis = derived ~ eopp.rtsoa q NE Kir's
bosrd sales ssoh dsg,-
AByaNnrD nwrHrrwn

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Az 5 4; 'isiiss..:..:.,x <
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H,rism R-s
Gle. q fistr- N ..
Mich. Cen. n. ~ ..
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n6An. Issg. y :.
Panama n.....tH ..
Old = OH n. IN :.
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Nh. q r. du q. n /.
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DR. BONE, OFFICE SO W. 10th St Diseases
~ Of the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, liberated
hrost chronic rheumatism, epilepsy or hta,od ulcers
milk legs, eruptons, aud ell skin dLssAses cured
DR.. BONE will refer 70 many cured Of consumption
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ENlpIOYMENT-FemaIe..

GIRLS WANTED--j0 GOOD SMART
- Sewers; those accustomed g. W .kn, pants pre-
'dr'd. ApplJ INN cdiately at % warr,a st.
dlg 3'ig3
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WANTED - NEW SHIRT IRONERS-
w Also few gifls N learn " iron 1T the uew
Laundry, Bcllcyille, n. J. Inquire at 10 DIV At.
diI S'ia
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DAWNBROKEkS SALE-B. WEAVER,
Jr., will sell Ills day, at 40s Ninth ave, AZ one
O'Clock, large assortment Of goois being pledged
one wear and upwards By order VI WIN. WEtN'
Err. aNfNt sale, Jan. 9th, ls62 ~
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COLD OR COUGH ERE IT
" In too late. DIR. IvinE
COUGH EXTER MINA Alto r
YoR THE oURE or
COUGHS, cOLDR INFLUENZA, BRoNCHTTIs
&C., DC.
hAa been thoroughly tested for six years, and
has proved 20 be the best remedy in Depot-l6
South 81 oond 81, wIlliamsburgh. To he had In
New York, at Of Eighth ave. S1b Eighth ave- ~
Grand u. corner Houston street and Ave. and
l corner Alien and StAnton sts Brooklyn-a60 Court
a, and by DrugaiSta generally. dsl0 9AA"'sOo
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IDAWNBhOhEhS sAlf-IOiN Mphll-
l. me, 10 E'si Bway will sill this day 900 luts
unre.temrd pledge, nrmey-laiies sllk aud other
dreascs, Hhswls, orIes, furr, alsp 20 lots gents
clttlisg p'7lois aid 10 we'll 10 attend this
rair H. a II. MchLEENAN, O. Mulberry Ut, and
i92 Eiphth ave. =.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29
A Novel and Terrible Man. of-wnr.

n mover ana EefrIDIe NAM Ole war
The New Orleans Crescent has the follow
ing in reference to that terrible man -of-war
which has been on the eve of completion for
four months. 1t now turns out that it has
not yet been commenced:
On Saturday we examined the plans and
model of newly-invented vessel, designed
TO protect our harbOrs from blockade, or for
the purpose of clearing the seas Of the naval
forces of our enemies. We do not pretend
to much knowledge of naval affairs, nor the
sciences which are brought to bear in the
construction Of ships or forts, but can not
help being of the opinion that this ship
would prove irresistible TO a feet, however
large, and could sink, burn, destroy or cap
ture the whole of Lincoln's navy as mere
mornings job. The plan is so simple that a
child can comprehend it, and at the same
time so well calculated that it elicits the ad-
miration of all the scientific men who ex-
anime it. 1t is the invention of our old
townsmsn Mry Charles Diamond, who tells
US that the idea first occurred to him Ia 1876,
when the United States was involved in the
Oregon boundary dispute, and there was a
likelihood of the mouth of the Mississippi
being blockaded.
He is confident of being successful in opeu-
ing the ports of the Confederate States by the
aid of his ship, not waiting for England and
France to do it for US. The cost of the YES
sci, it is estimated, will be about $3.50, 900,
and we are assured that one can be built
and prepared for action in sixty days from
the date of laying the first timber, as all
the materials are to be had here in abun'
dance, and the work can be done by our own
mechanics. Mr.. Diamond, we learn, will
visit Richmond in few days to lay hisplani
before President Davis, and endeaVor to OBJ
tain his order for the building of one or more
of the vessels; but if he should not succeed
there, he will return, and, provided ne car car
here, will put one afloat as soon as possible
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The Cincinnati weekly Press.

The WEEKLY Press for this week, contain
ing any amount of reading matter, on a
great variety of subiects-a little of every
thing, and not much of any one thing-the
latest war news, telegrsphic and otherwise,
is published this morning, and is ready for
delivery on application at the counting
room. Persons having friends at a distance
or in the army, can notfnd better medium
through which to communicate to them the
news at home than by sending copy OF the
WEEKLY Press. Price one dollar q year, or
three cents single, in wrappers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

We clip the following items of Indiana
news from the indianapolis JoNrnal Of yes
terday:
On Monday the Jacksonville Railroad
took from this city a large number of cars
for the purpose OF Transporting Colonel
Rousseau's Regiment from Jeffersonville to
Seymour, where the troops would take cars
on the Ohio and Mississippi Road to st.
Louis. The regiment has been under march
ing orders for st. Louis for some days, and
on Monday evening were actually in the
cars preparatory to leaving camp, when
countermandipg orders came. The Union
men of Kentucky represented to the War
Department at Washington the necessity OF
retaining Rousssau's Regiment for their pro-
lection, and on this representation the order
to march to st. Louis was countermanded.
Colonel Rousseau is q terror to the Seces
sionists of Kentucky, and nothing would
suit them better than to have him ordered to
some distant point. His presence in the
vicinity of Louisville insures order and
tranquility in places where outrage and
open rebellion would in all probability man
ifest themselves.
The cars intended to be used for Colonel
Rousseau's Regiment in its contemplated
departure from Camp 10. Holt were brought
back here yesterday.
Ohptolh OdFulIg COupdulg vi La
fayette, arrived yesterday evening, and de-
parted shortly afterward for Philadelphia, on
the Indiana Central and Steubenville Rail-
road line. The company numbers over one
hundred members. The men aud horses are
to be equipped in Philadelphia, and form
part of the mounted regiment commanded by
Senator Baker, of Oregon.
A company of very ine-looking men,
numbering one hundred and sixteen men, ar
rived in wagons yesterday evening from
Morgan County. This is picked company
sixty-three men having been rejected in its
formation. Morgan County is sending some
of the best troops to the war that have been
recruited anywhere, and, in proportion to
IFS population, is doing as well as any county
in the State.
For several days past every few hours is
witnessed the arrival of military companies
over the roads centering at this city. The
number Of men going into camp here is
greater at this time than it has been since the
organization of the first six regiments OF
three months men. Yes erday the Peru and
indianapolis Railroad took out an additional
number of cars-the conductors expecting to
bring to the city to-day several hundred re-
cIuits for the companies now organizing
The Northern and Wabash Counties are
doing nobly.
Colonel Veatch's Regiment, the Twenty
fifth, left Camp Vanderburgh at Evansville
yesterday for st, Louis. The regiment has
been thoroughly equipped and provided with
all the necessaries for the campaign.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

The Confederate Congress has passed q
resolution approving the course OF planters
and factors In keeping their cotton In the
interior, and the determination of Insurance
Companies not TO insure the crops where not
retained on the plantations.
Colonel Thomas H. Taylor, of Frankfort
has been appointed Colonel of Duncan's
Kentucky Regiment, at Manassas.
The Norfolk Herald has temporarily sus-
pended, for want of paper.
The Charleston Mereury's correspondent
says: 1--WE are without the sympathy or
friendship of any nation on earth. The only
argument by which we can influence them
is their necessities and fears"
This correspondent says that The Oonfede.
rates suffered more in killed and wounded at
Manassas than the Federals, aud complains
that advantage was not taken Of the Fede-
raj fight.
A dispatch from Paducah was received at
Memphis, stating that battle is reported to
have taken place at Cape Girardeau yester-
day, in which the Oonfederates were victor
ious, creating commotion at Cairo.
HAGERsTowN, Nd, August %. = Infor-
nation has reached here that there has been
much firing across the river by the rebels,
at our pickets, between Conrad's and Har-
per's Ferry.
1t is reported that an attack was threat.
ened on Saturday, at Point-of Rocks.
The rebel encampment at Leesburg has
been moved back some distance from the
river.
The health Of our troops has improved.
WASHINGTON, August 2s.-It is now be-
lieved that several OF our soldiers were killed
and wounded in skirmishing, on the Virginia
side, yesterday.
The main object of the feet which lately
left Fortress Monroe, is to more effectually
blockade the Southern coast. No invasion
contemplated.
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other campaigns or preparing for defence,
and all seem to forget and overlook the
sanitary laws which must be observed to pre-
serve health. ttt
| hope DR.. Stone, and other eminent med
ical gentlemen here, will take this subject in
hand, and cause every known means to pro-
duce and preserve health, to be used. II
something of the kind is not soon done, we
will lose more from sickness than in battle.
The vigorous, strong, active and healthy, can
only win victories. A material change in
the rations should take place. Instead of
bacon, beans, -four and hard bread, a most
liberal supply of vegetables should be fur
nished. A meal ofpotatoes and fresh bread
each day would save many a valuable life.
Ovens can be built to furnish fresh bread
every morning, and Richmond, Lynchburg,
Charleston, and other places South OF us, and
Immediately on the railroad, could furnish
vegetables in abundance. Because the army
regulations fix the rations, shall we never
depart from them2 Are rules so memorable
that they must be followed, though life is
sacrificed? Clothing is another item to be at
tended to ct this season.