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Probable Evacuation CESoiuTn-
ilssS

CHICAGO, February ia special des-
patch to the Times. dated Cairo, Feb, 18th
says.
Col Buford, with small force went
dcwn the river on reconnaissance to-day.
and when within four mills Of Columbus a
heavy cononnading was heard, not, however
with any regularity On coming across the
river where he could obtain a view of the
place, he discovered heavy cLr!. Of smoke
covering large spacs =
Col Bufor,i believed the affair to be that
the rebels were dismounting Guns and blow
Ing up their magazine. preparatory to evac>
uatiug the place
large number OF rebel prisoners were
brought down yesterday. They belonged on
the Cumberland river, and AZ they passed
their homes thev looked wiz;fully for some
face of recognition. Many were under the
impression that they would b. paroled. and
when they found they we're to be sent North
were ready TO take any oath
Two thirds Of them manifes. desire to
return to their III, glance. Some acknowledge
that they have humLueged into their present
unfortunate position.
SIX thousand prisoners have already ar
rived here, and other, Will he brought down
as soon rs transportation can be prucur-
eI.
\ special dispatch to the Tribune. dated
Fort D nelson. Feb 18Th states that two
more regiments have teen captured to-day
in the East Entertainments. and a number
have come in ami delivered tlcmsslv lvcs up.
About twelve thousand Stand u small arms
have leeu taken.
Many 'f the rebe!s threw away their
arms, and large numbers were thrown in @
tie river. There are IVY" water batteries.
the upper one with hea-y rifled gun OF
thir ty two r'u und bore, and two thirty two
pound carronades. The lower battery con>
tains eight thirty two Founders AID one ten
inch COumbiad, mounted in the em5ras-
urcs
Two thousand barrels Of -four, twelve
hundred boxes Of beef, and large amount
of other provisions were found to>,lay,
Al nl to day laz been occupied in embark
iI- tie prisoners. gathering up stores aud
munitions. aud 5urying tie d,aE.-Th,re
are -reat numbers of dead rebels still uubur
led. CAPTAIN Lagrne, aid Of Gen. Grant.
goes TO GiarksviIle to morrow urder aag
OF truce. with tie bodies Of twa G,,lgnels.
and TO effect an exchange of wounded piis
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consumation TO the classic gentleman from
Massachusetts,. Still. it is precisely what
the government declared to be it, policy at
tie beginning Of the rebellion; but at that
early day the Aboitiouists did not think
their actions o imprastieaoie as they have
siuce proved 70 be.--Post.
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Came L. tie residence Of the subscriber In
Allegheny township, Blair county. ~ru.,tia @
IN last June, Iea steer, nearly two years
of age NJ -her marks Temambe-e5. The
owner Is request. =" come forward, prove
property. pas charge and take Linn away.
otherwise lie viii lie disposed ufacc1rsliug ta
law.
John NcANALLE.
Feb. lgti .lSu2-.t-
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APPEALS,

Notice Is hereby given that tie apr cas-
fT the y,'r 1862, wall De held at tn Com
missioner oiEce in the Borough of Eheus-
burg a. follows;
Allegheny township ou Monday the 24.L
day of March next.
BiaCklick township and Lnretto Borough
uIi Tuesday th. 9TH day ot March next
Cambria township aud Ebenslurg Bar
ouGh ou Wednesday the Doth day ui March
next.
Carroll township and Carrolltown Eor-
ough on Thursday the 9th day of March
next.
Ciearfeld township and Chest Sping-r
Borough on Friday tie 26th day Of Mach
next
lhes. township on Saturday the 29th
DAY Of Maryi. next
Croyle aud Summerhill townships on
Tuesday the 1t Gay of April next
jackson township and Milmore blrar1.-l1
Oh "Wednesday tie III cay Of April mex.
Juhustown Borough Ist. - and Bird
wards on Thursday the 3rd Of Ann! next
Johustown borough 4th and 5th wards
on Friday the 4th day of April uext.
Munster township on Saturday the 9th
day Of April ueXE.
Conemaugh Burough on Monday the 7tb
day Of April next
Mil!ville Hg-1ugh and Yo6sr Township
on Wednesday ;he 2,h day of April next.
Susquehanna aud White townships Oh
Wednesday the 9th day Of April next.
Richland township and SummittvIlle Bor-
ough on Thursday the 10th day of April
next.
Taylcr and Washington townships on Fri
day the Ilth of April next.
DIT. STORM
PETER j. LITTLE Z
JAAES COOPER.
Commissioners.
Attes: c D MURRAY.
Commissioners Office Ebens
burg Fec 25th 1852.
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TAX PAYERS.

Take notice that have placed ;bn dnp~
licate for the collector If the tax for tiaa p p
uugh of El,u~iur-. for the wear a L. $50.
Ia jh- hands i Il k.nkeaa allE request al
delinquent tax payers to come taa yar3 ana
Iay their tsND~ IN or lcsrre tl.e lst 3ay &
March next. a. .fter that tine tley gy5
have costs 10 pay
ANDREW LEWIS
EIeushurE Feb. ID Io62-8t
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ShERifFS EHE

Cau0gs g.nrs. a..
vI' be sN..--. O. -Ea..-s
Uau-- sn tie In-a
Monday tae sr5 dap l--- ..-.
"'clack l.. N. TIE l-.l .su-
Wit
ALSO al tie rf-lt, tide a-5 -.
William : Alter, uf. iu ar- d.
ground situated Iu Jae B.rr-a
town Cambria CJuul,, lrn1l-
feet ln Clinton stseyt an6 ,E-r. H--
fifty feet u proper. Y owned BE-
pes and adjoining property aar-.
Gels on both sides. having Eer.-
a two story Plank House uaH fr -..
pancy Il Charles Zimue-m-
execution aud % be s3la at faa s-.
ing nd TOwens.
ALSO all tie right, title and -
Theresa FrUmald Of, Ia ana taara-
f ground, situated IN the hH-u-.
town Cambria county, fronting 70
teen feet on Mann street and rrn-
tp ara alley, bauuse! ou tile easy r-
an! ou the west by a laI j g..-r..-
n"w occupied hy George q .
thereon erected = tgya 1st.-y .
rI... front ,,a-- .s s--,5 In .r--...
and a plank S.sbrerI, tr..s.,.
lot. now ia tile occupancy # E
maid and the sad Theraa I-
x p .u cz.rlJial and o. BE- s.
.f Bancroft gs.I Lee.
ALSO ~ the -i-l.. t5.l. "
john r AL-h ...z.- alr,5 Fe..r--
in and &. two l.st- ,f g-r.a-
Chest Spring b.r.r-. E.-s--
tiu- uu Nam -.r a..t
l0r-r or ai.ev r... ..av a-.-
af n-- Ge.s-e - S.#la-ge--
sile. Havi z thereon eraa--l .
story Plank IIou~e ANA Freae ~
I'M tie occupancy 1T Amy Am
ami Il. SAID Pete i N'Tinz. as.
Il hi'kiFZe, Taken in eNesa-5.u
sgll ar the suit af Robert Lr-Is
Al 50 s'rf-.e r7rr.-- .-tra--..r .-.
= rdl,v C-Tg.-r.r If in ana ,.-.
piece r marcel rrllri ,f.-.-s
t.ga. hsp Cambria county. E.-.-
pa~-. thence 1v - f N=.aa.-
~auru eighty aye f.zs,a.. E.-
sse-rreS rs.-. f..r.5r. r...- --..--r. .-
five EerreaS. ffv r.ar.- .--... ....-..
Nu,th one a-,l Il I.asf r
r,trrhe- -aa u..--. -....-.a. E.--
aaa a halt 5--r.e- a.E .-.-
-rnin-E .flearl r-t.s .rE -..-.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS yF
y THE HUNTINGTON. CAMBRIA
AND INDIANA TURNPIKE ROAD com
PANY--Tae Court of Huntington county.
at J aHua-y term. 1862. irected T. Ie paid
n creditors oue and tw ~-aurhz uc- ,oat. ON
their claims ou which former dividends have
hecn declared. ~liah VIII paw ON f.r.ser-a
ton e their certificates nf deposit, ly n. m
selves ur their AGENTS.
JOSEPH TSEIT. S-au.,trator.
Snruee Crre-. Feb H.. ISa2-at
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Our Relations with Mexico

The President sent to day t. the Senate a
message on the subject Of Mexico affairs.
The recent a!viccs from our Minister, Mr
erwin. represent tina: Mexico /, ou the eve
of being baunI hand and foot. ami han led
over to tie tender mercies of the lions and
eagles Of Europe. NJ. Corwin urges i'm
mediate action on par, 10 prevent tic ystab-
lsAmeut uf English and French domination
"n our continent. which, once firmly planted
can never lie cradicate,!. He feels the i'm
Tr-taGce of succnr to our sister republic,
aui bones that the world wi be shown
that, n"twithstandil Z ovr domestic diff nj
ties. 50 little are our energies paralyzed or
our resources affected. that we can give ven.
er"uS all to poor Mexico. and IN return re-
ceive commercial social advantages which
will far more than repay us for the outlay
NJ Xico Is willing to allow us. in friendly
spirit, what England, France anil Spain dc
sire t" r"st by force; hut, at the same tfrne
she needs monetary aid to extricate herself
from tier present troubles President Lin
coin appreciates the necessity # instant ac>
5ion. and desires the advice Of the Senate ON
the SIl ect
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ADMINISTRATORS Nom

ADMlNlSi RAIbR'N NBIIJE.
Notice l. hereSy Gwen tilat lettels If "A
miuistraticn "u the Estate Of Micnael Fit.
gibbons late # Cambria Caunty deceased,
have been granted To- the undersigned and
all persons knowing themselves indebted q
said estate are hereby notified To come for
warl aud settle tie same and persons hav>
ing claims a-liu>i said estate are notified Il
present the same. property authenticated fuT
settlement
JOHN FITLfGBBONS AGuilz-s..l.,r o..
FL -r..Fz =t' 1.s4.-r -E-
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|ProffeSsor Woods advertisem5n. q.
be found IL another column. L s5g'l.
readbyevery person
ERYsTPFLAs can be permanently cl-.
Dr.. Leland's '' Anti RtonmatiC haD-. [.
advertisement Of " Great Cure, n Az
column.
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Trial List for the Third Week commsnc-
ing the Nth u March Term lsGo-
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D. L. STORM
PETER J. LITTLE
JAHES COOPER.

Attes: C D MURRAY.
Commissioners Office Ebens
burg Fec 25th 1852.
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TRIAL LIST.

IN Common IN as Of Cambria County com
weuciug oE Monday the tenth lay %. March
A D. lSG2
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STRAY STEER.

Office of Clerk of Sessions. I
> FEBRUARY ls62- !
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JOSEPH MEONALD Proth'y.
Photh'ys Office
Ebensburg Il Feb, 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-08
FFem GEN. Banks Corps

WINCHESTER, April 7.-Oficers from Wood
stock to-day report that the bridge over Stoney
creek was completed yesterday, and to-day ou
origades, when crossing, were greeted by lively
cannonading from Col. Ashby's battery, but they
were dispersed by our guns, and we are now in
full possession OF his late position-Ashby retir.
ing and taking advantage OF every position to re.
tard our progress.
Col. Anisabel, much to the qualification of the
constitutional State authorities of Virginia, has
been restored to the command Of the Isl Virginia
cavalry.
EpINBuRs, April 7.-Three guns Were opened
from new position upon our pickets today, and
responded TO by Capt Huntingdon's battery with
rapid fire. Our shells burst in their midst scat.
tering them suddenly. A private of company F,
OF the l3h Indiana regiment, crossed the river al
this place and f.ed from concealment fifteen
rounds at party Of Ashby's cavalry, killing two
Col Colgrove, Of the 9th Indiana, detached to
guard the supply train to Manassas, returned this
evening, having accomplished some excellent
marching. The bridge across the Shenandoah
at Csstleman's Ferry, broke again on the re-
turn, and four men were drowned, also a negro
woman.
We are having snow storm to-day
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From Havana and Mexico.

NEW YORK, April The steamer Roanoke
from Havana on the ID instant, arrived here to-
night.
Judge Marvin had arrived there
Several small schooners, which had run the
blockade, had arrived there with cotton.
Vera Cruz dates TO the 23d ult., had reached
Havana. Food had advanced there 40 per cent
Spanish troops were at Cordova, Orizaba and
Tehuan.
JuareZ had imposed forced loan in six com.
mercial houses Of S500,0OO on treasury notes
rhe allies had protested in their ultimatum against
the measure, requiring notification of the loan
a negative answer to be considered caJHs beEEf.
IL was rumored that civil war had broken out
In Mexico, and that Marguez had 800 troops al
Cuernavaca. Several conspirators had been ban
ished from the city of Mexico.
The rebellion In Venezuela has been suppressed
and the rebel chiefs killed
fire at Mayaguez, p. R., DESTROYED $500 OOC
worth of property and several lives
The Spanish mail steamer from Cadez was to-
tally lost, Feb. IS, on the Island Of Gomera Out
Of the 800 souls on board only one life was lost
French steamer returned from Matamoras
with her cargo, but would not discharge There
was not over 200 bales OF cotton there which was
held at Is cents per pound.
British and French war steamer had arrived
In the Rio Grande river whose navigation would
be kept open at all hazards.
The rebel Minister Pickett arrived at Browns.
willie on the 10th, en- route for Mexico
A rebel schooner, with a small amount of cot.
ton, arrived at Cardenas on the 23d, from Apa.
lachicola.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE

PORTLAND, April 7.-The steamer HIbernia has
arrived, with Liverpool dates TO March 27th.
The steamers Arabia, City Of New York and
Bofuss,a had arrived out.
The steamers Sumter and Tuscarora were still
at Gibraltar
The English journals criticise the commence
ment Of the campaign In Virginia.
The Daily News eulogizes Gen. McClellanis
tactics and thinks the crisis Is approaching, be-
lieving that the rebels although rereating, have
prepared the field for gfeat battle The editor
rejoices at the adoption by the House Of President
Lincolnis emancipation project as an immediate
step In favor Of human rights.
The Times believes that the real defense Of the
Confederates win be found In the vastness and
the desolatIon Of their county, and argues that II
they are really in earnest the North must look for
bootless victories and exhaustless conquests.
Geo: PesoSdy' Esq has placed ESQ GOO at the
Lord Stanley and others, as trustees for the Lme
Iteration Of the condition OF the poor Of London.
The King Of the Belgians isrePorted to be crit
ically i'll.
The rumors of ministerial changes In France
are authoritatiyely coRtradicted. The Bourse Is
firm. Rentes f0f
There are rumofs Of ministerial notifications
at Turin. Various changes are reported, but
nothing confirmed. ministerial circular has
been issued, maintaining the rights Of Italy to
recognition, and asserting that Rome should be
the centre of government-afirming the solution
OF the Venetian question according 10 the wishes
OF Italy to be necessary to the general peace.
grand banquet was given TO Garibaidi at Mi
Ian, when he and others made patriotic speeches,
indicative Of approaching movements
The Spanish government has ordered Gen Prim
not to negotiate with the Mezicans till the troops
enter the city OF MEXICO.
The United States sloop-ofwaf Constellation
had arrived at CadZ.
Lord Palmerston is confined to his room by an
attack Of gout.
Garibaldi left Milan on the Goth amid the
cheers Of the people. His tour through Lombardy
10 for the purpose Of stirling up young men to
join his volunteer corps.
Popular demonstrations are becoming quite fire.
duent I'm Venetia. Numerous arrests are reported
at mantua and Venice.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March 27.-FlouI Is declining
Corn meal dull and I'd lower. Corn is also still
declining.
Beef and pork are steady. Bacon active. Lard
quiet and steady. Tallow quiet.
THB LATEST.
Cotton closed dull but firm; middllngs I'd
higher.
Breadstuns closed very dull aud nominal.
Mixed corn cont inues 10 decine sales 2Ssa25s Sd
Consols closed as London at Oh.
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Nh. STANTON AND THK soLpIHR's MorHxR :
A eorrespondent Of the Times relates the follow
Ing tnecdote Of Secretary Stanton:
New York reRiments was killed while on picket
dufy II our outposis on the Potomac. He was q
yonag maj. beloved by his companions, and the
sole hope OF q widowed mother W hen she heard
OF his death she hurried on here from Rochester,
hoping, through the aid Of the Government, to
have her sons remains sent 10 his native place.
She found that II would cost her quite heavy
sum, ana mr more tn.n her slender pufse would
row now fhed TO rcpletion, she was about 10 re-
turn unsuccessful, when an old army ofacer Capt.
msgufre, vofunteeredto 20 aid her through letter
pressed with her story that he Immediately sent
an order % the proper otcer, with Instructions %
have the desd soldier disinterr d, properly cof.
nned, and forward d, with every memsafo Of
ted mother who had ensssa her al on tneA altar
Of her country.
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIcrIoy.-A friend
familiar with the circumstances relates the
following singular story, the validity of which
be assures US can be substantiated by scores of
living witnesses;
In the spring Of 1850 young lady and a
gentleman lwho We will, for the sake of bre-
witty, call Miss &. and Mr.. W., residing in one
Of the border counties Of this State, after the
usual amount of courting, came to the very
natural conclusion to end the farce by getting
married. So the day was designated and all
necessary arrangements made for the nuptisl
feast. Unfortunately, however, the very day
before the wedding Miss E. took violently siok, ,
OF which she did not recover for more than a
month, thereby indefinitely pOstponing the
marriage ceremony. 1t was, however, finally
arranged to take place the following fall
which time arrived, new arrangements were
made Tor the consumation of the deferred nup-
tial pleasures: But, by strange freak Of ILL.,
fortune, the bridegroom, in returning from
the village with the license in his possession,
was thrown from his horse and injured to such
an extent that doubts were entertained of his
final recovery. However, by the spring of
1851 he had overcome his injuries and renewed
mis- proposals, which were met by the fair
damsel with sacrifcisl burst of patriotism
for her "dear country" and promptly told
him that her hand and heart could only be bis
when the Independence of the Southern Con-
federscy was acknowledged. Stimulated to
deeds Of daring By the hope of such noble
prize, he Immediately enlisted in the rebel
army. Adverse fortune soon overlook him
After sojourn Of some six months in Dixie,
We hear Of his advent in this city, where he is
now comfortably quartered in large brick
building, ith'numerous other guests. In the
meantime his inamorato rendered herself 80
obnoxious to the Fedsral army, by the circu-
lation Of news, that they took her into custody
and kindly rendered her an excursion ticket
to visit the new State capital, where she is now
holding forth, and can occasionally be seen
promenading up and down Market street, with
momentum too great for elegance.
When these two unlucky matrimonial aspir-
ants viii, be able to make the connection we
are not prspsred at present to ssy.-Whoel.
inE Infslfgsncsr. 80 :
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READ!
READir
READ,
AND BE CONVINCED
AND Be CONVINCED

Extract from fhe 'Sfar, - p; braqyy p, 1867
DAYToN'a GLACIERS AND ExckLIENT pTE.-
Hotel and Restaurant keepeTs, suffers, HOuse
keepers, and ToceTs'. should not faIl 90 SECURE q
supply OF the superior CrackeTs and Pies. msEu-
faotured by Dayton. tsS Ilth street. between -
AMI y. DAYTON manufactures eli kinda OF Cakes
and Crackers ofthe beat material aud ery horse
keeper vel aware of the great 50 or orIty Of ths
latter, when fresh from the ems TO those shipped
from Northern cities SutlerE val find u greatly 20
their interest 90 examine DaytOnG Crackers and
Pies before purchasing elsewhere.
VIC will chow the names of more ta6n g sooTe OF
Suffers who have used Pies ma ufaotETed l,y
other Bakers, and were obliged 90 come % ua
hnali y and pay Gs two 90 isrE moro per RandTe q
IN order 20 get a. srnc,e which tbs men ocuNd s-t
without makgnE them sick,
Ffcr1 fhe COr,6spoadeHf Of ths Nsc York DtSDaEsk
I've notice with must ptssuTe tn
POPULARITY OF our enterpnsIbE fellow oItIzsn, gas
l.. Day ton, IN tie Bakery busin 50 &c this city,
MS success has neen gained hy the excellence (
his goods
We learn that members Of the SANITARY Com
mitee have ate OF hIs Pies, and pronounce them
healthfui; and We must ssY IN Justice, that wo
never paTtook OF more deiioio Gus Zee IN our nfe.
suffers from every sectlea 6l.d Families from
al ausrters OF the city, send 20 his Bakery.
We strongly invite fsmiiies 20 try cur
PIC MIC CRACHrES,
BOSTON CRACKERS,
SLICED APPLE PIf,S
- RASPBEhRl PIES.
DAY TONS Baker, 450 Eleventh street,
mn S-u Between q sBd y.
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Frsm the nroun,aia Depar;meu,

WHEELING, April IA Telegram Just received
Of Gen. Milroy, who has advanced from Chea,
Mountain and now holds Camp AIlegany, lately
evacuated by the rebels. The enemy have also
fallen back from Monterey and Huntersville, and
seem to be aiming for Staunton, where they will
have railroad facilities for their escape. .|
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killed on the Federal side. Two companies of
Texas regiment were sent under a hsg Of
truce to bury our dead. They were fred upon
by the enemy.
Our total killed was 1876. We brought all
our wounded away with rs when we fell back.
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SOLDIERS MONEY .-
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
To their Families at any lace on the lines OF then
Express at q charge OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FoR ANY sum NOT BxcREDIre FIFTI DOLLARS;
And q proportionate additional charge to places
reached By connecting EXpresses-
Tho remittance, whether Gold, Treasury Notes,
or Allotment Drafts, should he enclosed on
elOpe and securelJ sealed, and have tho full ad;
dress (including town, Post Ofice, 5n3 state and
in cities the street and number) of the person TO
whom to be sent, and the amount legIbly marked
thereon. . b..
Envelopes for this purpose msy he had .. onr
Office .r, - ,--'.r
To faoihtate prompt delivery the charge for re-
mttanoe should be prepaIi
NH 28 I'm MS'EXPRESS COMPANY.
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HonoFa In the nsRd

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The killed Of the 5tb
Ohio Regiment at Winchester, fifteen in number,
arrived here yesterday, and were laid in state al
the Guthrie Grays' Armory, where they were
visited by large number OF citizens The func-
raj ceremonies took place today.
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IITAR DEPARTMENT,

yIJAR DEPARTMENT,
Wv JsrrAhI II, lisa.
oRDrRrD, That the War Department VIII be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the fsld
Saturdays viii be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives. a.s,-r Ia Il, o..
Mondays to the business Of the Public. sl
EDWIN M. STANTON, "
h22-H Secretary OF War.
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Gaunecticllf EIectian

HARTFORD, Conn, April AT the State cleo
tion to-day Governor Buckingham was re elected
by largely increased majority over last wear.