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DIED..

At Apsterltz, MI, January I'd, SARAH PERRY.
wife Of Rev, Q. PoEesA for moro than twenty Te
ick PssEy, ksq Of stoek6Ftdgs M Msas sn upova7 =,
consumption. Aged q yea1s-
Friends Of the 5a1n!ly requested to attend the
funeral hom LIB Madison street, Saturday, January
I1th, at o'clock.
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CIRCULATION.

Total csFcn1ation -. S49A i35
--Spriaaddd Journal.
L1oNs QowA) BRANCH BANK-The following L.
the abstract Of monthly statement Of the asseta+
liabilities and condition Of the Lyons City Brancft
of the State Bank Of Iowa, for Monday, jan &,
1862:
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~ Go to Bo1d's Exchange oMwhen You
have business with q Broker. Het Es58 the best
.ate for al uocs,zreut money. sesls aecie and TX
change a. low any hoHse, and giv4 entire satss-
fsction to all who pa&<onizes him. Once, no IS
South Clark street, tad}oiniug the bsnk Of c. B.
B1air.) Entrance at the iron Steps south end ol
thebu1ldtug. 1nTla
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.Fur the artl1p.
Notterp.


NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
fee Established the Eastern system. No girl sent
from the Office to anF family unless Ehe can give salts
factory reference rom former employer Parties de-
tnghep suited BY applying at 1 Dearborn syeer or
addressing hrs. A. l. BALKAN, Post tttGt2 Box I2s5
Gal .bEatSW - = - - -
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Receipts Of Hogs Mt Cincinnati.


New York Hide market---Jnn. Z.
H1DEs-Thcre IL u good demand for dry aud dry
salted hides with an upward tendency ia prices
We quote from the circular Of Weizc1 s. Heizc-
meyer: Sales for actual consumption, &c, the past
week amount to 59 $50 hides. as follows: $500 Buc
nos A91es, 21G1a1Em part sAS3GAc. 6 months,
usual selection. 1.400 Monte Fidco. AGalm
~ ., on private terms; 1880 California, to
arrive, q b, &c, mos, usual selection: tia00
Qriuocu, 092ln, zoe. 6 mos. usnr1 selcc-
ton. 5,1oe Porto Cabelio, = y. 1S4n18He 6 mos,
rei bad hides; 2T00 Petnambuco. % b. lie. 6 mos.
usual selection: 1850 Chile, hung dried - u. lac.
NOS, usual selection $50 Aspinwau Is b., t8c,
MOE. rcj. bad hides; 1500 Vera Cruz, 10 b., 1sc,
mos, rel. bad hides 28e1 wet salted Rio Grande,
20 b.. 1ec, 6 mos. usual selection 1.ooe Washing
2seo Western slaughter, 5a@5O n, 611A6a4c. cash.
rel bad hides 100 city slaughter, ft373 H., 6'i
@Rs.c, cash. rel. bad hides. Stock in Importers
and spectators hauda 255,3O1 dry hides, s4,aD0
vet salted hides. 1850 horse hides, and 1100 bales
Enst India Hides.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF HIDES At SET Y0HE FOB
TIE TEARS 1850 AID 1861.
Foreign Mdes, No 1872 GSS,Na
Foreign hides, h9fes .....v-.... a312 2Ddt
Domestic hides, No.--.-.--.--. 663,3a5 4a,73l
BesToxReceints for 1851 amounted to ~. .esv and
3,T28 bales. ........ ~
Receipts for 1850 amounted to 453057 and
ns4i halea-
sALEH-Reeefpts for 1861 amounted to 1s9,156,
Receipts Tor 1860 amounted to a53, $50.
PHnADgLPn1A-Receipt for 1861 amounted to
6G,179 aud z72 bales.
Receipts fot 1860 amounted to 97.44s and
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$IzS,4l.l1
R. IT. RAND, President.
z. N. Rand, Cashier.
MMwAu6EE.-The following fs from the Sentinel
Of this morning:
Business IN the money market continues quiet,
ard currency exceedingly scarce. The demand for
exchange is moderate, and rates weak. We
quote:
Buying. Selling
New York Sight -....---K@A prem. prem.
Cold. Il cent. 3preEa.
The rotes for gold are but little more than nomi-
nal, there ia scarcely any demand for 1t at the
rates a1ked.
BANKING CAPITAL OF TuE STATE OF New YORK.
Coy. Morgan. in his message, SAYS:
The banking capital Of the State WAS, at the end
Of the year, $lps, ,sse, ,3a4.
New YORK BASks--The following is a con-
densed statement Of the condition Of the New York
Banks for the past week. compared with the cor
responding week oflaat year;
Jan. 5, 1851. Jan. 4, 1862. -..-..
Discounts. .$lsa IS 465 15a 81 65s ~ 696 1s9
Spccie...-.. "a, 839,475 229Sa878 Dec. 856,597
Circulation. 8,69S233 8,5S6,186 Dec. 11a097
Gross Depa. 10 13l, ,917 T19 inc 81, 573
Net do. so,45At4eD III, ,7S9 ,a33 Inc q 533t 80a
Capital 49,. 69s9os475 s9,650,eb Dec. 2sa SO
NKw YoRK.-The following are the quotations
OF the Stock Market to-day:
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s1ke1sG seHoo1--Remember the Dye adult
singing school tonight, and Juvenile singing
school and piano class Tomorrow morning.
at the Musical Union Academy, on the corner
Of Clo1k and Washington strects.F
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NJ MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 1th inst. at the residence Of the
brides uncle at Upton, Iowa, by ReT. T. Cruuthera
GEO. ". ASHTON to Miss C0RNELIA n. CR0MBI,
all OF this city.
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ANOTHER MAGICIAN TO CoHE--ProE An
derson, the well-known magician and dealer
in the mysterious, we are informed, will ap~
pear shortly in this city for the first time.
Prot AS reputation has preceded him and
will warrant large measure ofsueeeas during
lis stQx here.
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T Browns Bronchial Troches, OF Cough Loz-
enges, when given to young children are dissolved
in water, forming q Cough Syrup, which has 8
soothing effect, assisting ezpectoration, and pre-
venting an accumulation Of ph1egm. Sold BY al
Druggists.
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D.
took a sest at the rear end Of the cat, fronting
the back door, for the e1yreascn that wanted to
see Il We vere to be run oser, More than once I
have been upon the platform to be ready to 1eaVe,
fearing the close croWdfng Of the Michigan Central
trains. took my seat as from hab{t, not with
morning, az did not know It was late. gerer-
ally felt in danger from the manner In which our
train II crowded By other 1ainB.
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The inquest was continued In the afternoon
by rcsuming the testimony of
sorS q. cooK, CONDUCTOR OF THE CINCINNATI
TRAIN. :,
I understand BY the words running with cat
such 1ate Of speed as to be able to control our
train. @ What is controlling train, A RIM
n1ng st such Iate that II there are distractions
NC can stop. @ In rounding curve. where the
time; at Whist rate Of speed wonld you approach.
e. 20 5Sa 3o sf sst aur y " isi % ao t.
en saa' hasa Sa thi5sS ss'd TO 'eesRe1 s1s1er
but unless there Is specific order on the card We
run around cusyes az at other points. q. Are You
not requested On that timecafd to keep such 8
crossing and CMcagos A. Yes, At The 9th rule
the IL an altosion to the dye.mtle side track; we
arc to rpn with caution there Q. Are you not to
to control yonr trains A No: There are points
one Of them; think the words mean just what
sheaa Tan yoar trai nner sach eontF5 @ 5 5ou
can stop it within sight Of an obstructions A,
No q Hare you eand boz on your engine1 4.
business to know that. lknoyE the track was icy.
G. Was sand.bo5 required: A. The train could
been SteRRea With e1e MhsR did
we were On time, also at the Il s. and n. i: croas
ing; the next station Eas Lake: we reached there
thfee minutes 0etofe a1I, OF sefeQ MINUTES late .
the next station we stopped at was Gibson; We
were there at twenty seven minutes past six, or
twelve minutes slow; the next was Calumet sta-
tion. where we let oT > passenger, about forty
ecren minutes behind time, the next was the II.
we're behind time. We made up time between
Calumet and the crossing, but think not much
AFTER that; ne lost or ttue at Gibson. laying
there until we met our express out train, which
waS not On time.
Iwant to state my opinion as to what caused
this collision. I think it was caused by the Hyde
Park train stopping at the side track and takiu in
car loads Of wood, their having very light en-
gne, heavily loaded, the rail being In heavy con.
dtfon. and the locomotive not being in good work
ing order say this as after the track was cleared
they coupled on to their trnin and we followed
them After arriving at the cur factory they paused
and left the two wrecked cars on the side track
After they had done so, their engine was not able
to start the cars Of wood, and men had to take
bold and push. Had the engine been In good or
they would have been out Of our way rs certain
t II think they had time to have started after we
sounded the first whistle. This is sufficient cause
for Tag or Eigna1 being cent back on the track.
| TO the FoTeMGn-Our train had the right to tht
track, because the Hyde Park train was due at th
| Round House, and they were between 10 and !!
| minutes behind time. The train ahead ahoult
| keep ont Of the way OF those following.
| 4 Jnry7Han-Waa 1t the dnty Of the hyde PaE]
| train. under the circumstances. to send back:
signalt
A-lthink 1t was,
| 1.-THE evidence Of Hamilton B. Boguc 7sa
here taken but simply detailed facts alread
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TAgnspH January 9, 1867 P.x
The following are the receipts Of leading articles
for the last twenty.four hours:
KfExRTe TOE LAST TWENTY-F0uR RoURa.
, 1862-01-10

P. Conley, J. Walsh, r. T. Blackburn, ]. O'Bri-
en-, ]. Mccarthy, NJ O'Nahm, n. Lantry, J-J. Kel-
j, T. Prindiville, NJ Ninalow, J. Prindi7ille. j.
Mcdonnell, n. McGoyern, J. Meaghan,J McAlullen,
n. Garrety, J. Bonfeld, n. Martin, Capt. r. Hcaly,
P. J. O'Conuor, Charles, L. HeaIy, IL Goodwin
n. Crickard. J. a. Dufey B, M'Ca5hoEy, r. F. Kin
sella, j. Mcmahon, M. Trainer, ", Bondeld, n
White, ". DonellY, II. Mcclure.
Tickets can be had from the managers and
~ tE,+-o,n1;+,~ u,11 ~, At,o pn+1.
, 1862-01-10
The Coroner at this Junetufe adjourned the
inquest to nine O clock this morning.

ARREST OF NEGRO GAA6BLERs.-A noto~
rious gambling house kept a colored man
named Stephen Stamps, on Monroe street, be-
tween Wells and Clark streets, Vas entered by
a posse Of the South Side Police, last evening,
and twenty two Of Its inmates carried of to
the Armory, including three or four women.
This Is the second '.pu11'' the establishment
has had within the past two nonts. and 1t is
to be hoped that it 1nsy be the last
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From Washington.

WAsHISGToS, March 1.-The War De-
partment has received highly satisfactory
reports from Gen. Wool, at Fortress Mon
roe, in regard to the mililaryscon of
that important fortress and its state of
PT1ePsFation for any military operations
which circumstances r1ay require. -
During the last week, interviews were
held between Gen. Wool; on the part of the
United States, and Howell Cobb, of the
rebel army, respecting the exchange of
prisoners of war. It Is expected that an
arrangement will be made which will
speedily release all the United States pris.
oners, and regulate exchanges I'M future.
The last accounts from Col. Corcoran,
received By the War Department, repre-
scented him to he on his way from Colam-
bus, s. c., to Richmond, to be exchanged.
Provision has been made in the Western
States for the safe keeping and support Of
the prisoners taken at Fort Doneisou and
elsewhere 10 the West.
The duty of providing for our prisoners
coming from Tic South, when they reach
Washington, has been assigned to. Quarter
Master General Mcigs
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8g .gl1I1IIIG.lgh..
FOREIGN NEWS.
.rElvel-elt he stsaal .ilL5n A,5r:a..ibl,lla

s3l FlS = OF the steam hip Arabs.
H4LlrAx, March THE @RoyaIl S Mai,
18th via Qaeensto wnl on ID Z i Ri, ults nut
IN here short OF Goals at 3Othis Afternoon,
The Arabia reports having experieneeti
strong eastsrly gale during the whole
passage. She has sixty passengers for New
York. = . - ~ y -iS'
AustriR having protested 3against. the
views OF Prussia with reference To German
AFFAIRS, the latter government, In d note to
Austria and other German States, saws
there appears TO be no we'll founded motive
for such a protest. 54 q
rue French papers express the obir ion.
that the Mexican question will lead 10 The
tall of tho Patmerston Cabinet in England.
Lit Is positively asserted that the Arch.
Duke Macmillan has accepted tile Mexican
throne. -
The s. gunboRt Tusearora is reported
to be at Gibraltar, where the pirate sum.
ter still remains without COILS
: Inthe House of Lords Earl Russell, in
reply to Lord Stanhope, stated that the
British 9 oveEument had protested against
the permanent destruction. of any OF the.
harbors on the Southern coast. of "A merice
BY the stone blockade aaIl The 10. S.. Gov
ernment had answered the pTotest by deny-
ing any such intentiOn
The expense TO England of the Mason
and Slidell affair is understood tobe es64,
1t Is understood that the address from
the French Chambers in answer to the
speech OF the Emperor, will contain a mild
rebnke to the Pope for not listening to the.
coneilietory propositions of France for the
settlement of the Roman question.
The Austrian conCordat was to be re-
.vised with the consent Of the Pope of
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DlDX'r SuE 90 10 MANrUl

6eS WHY DlUS I EouE 40 TO IhAAIeAsf--
In Witnessing the performance of Sha9s.
peareis Romeo and Juliet, at Washing ton
Hall, on Friday ryentng, we could not help
thinking, as we have often thought before
that it was very strange thing that Juliet
didn't follow Romeo to Mantua arler he
was banished for Staying Tybalt. The
.Capulets were all down on" Juliet=7-her.
father threatened to drive her into The
street to beg, aud to drag her u 3on hlr-
die to be married to Paris. Her mother
was equally heartless and iuexorable.
Juliet said herself that rather than marry
Paris, (Which she knew she would have to
do the next day if she statd,) she would
leap
"Fron on the battlements Of yOnder tower
Turk where serpents are, be chained with
raViug bears, shut nightly in a eharnal
house with dead mems rafting bones, hide
With a dead man 10 his sbroud, or do most
anything that was awful to contemplate.
She consented to resort to the desperate
expedient Of taking drug and feiguing
death, when she more than half suspected
that the drug would kill her, and yet
neither herself or Friar Lawrence ever
once spoke of the cheap aud easy way of
settling the whole difficulty by going to
meet Romeo in Mantua. Itcould not have
been from the want of money to dsfray, her.
travelling expenses. She belonged to the.
F. F. VS., and if she had no ready money
she could have disposed of some Of her
good clothes, two OF three suits of which
we know she had, for we have al seen.
them upon her usually graceful and elegant
person. Besides Friar LawreneesWas her
friend and there is no doubt but that she
could have negotiated small loan with
him. And Romeo, too; it is singular amer
raving the way he did when he found out
that he was banished and gave it as his
opinion that heaven only could be expert.
eueed where Juliet hung out, that be did
not think of taking her along with him or
making some arrangement to have her
follow him by the next boat. Wsthiuk it
was a badly botched piece Of business.
The proceeding reminds us of the man who
climbed over high wall, at the imminent
risk of breaking his neck, when be could
easily have passed through door beneath.
It also reminds US of ThOmpsOp's colt.
We commend the subject to the attention
of Shaksperian commentators. -
Z
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Ba LlEuTs. HAIL AND FREEuAS, of the
First YiFginias Regiment, who were cap
.tured near RomueySby the seeesh and who
have been Imprisoned in Richmond, got
home on Friday. The former resides in
Hancock county and the former in Wells
burgh.
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NEW YoRK, March Tho steamship
Kangaroo sailed to-day for Liverpool With
$l79,OOO in specie.
Secretary Seward has rescinded the or
der requiring persons leaving tue country
to procure passports.
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7HP THE weatbeF oontin1s, - 10 :.

"a THb weather. continues to be AZ
changeabls as the tactics OF Scotland Har-
dee for manosayreing, soldiers, OF. as the
celors on pigeons neck. SATURDAY. was
q beautiful day. March came in like a
lamb, and according to the old adags, 1t,
will go out like lion.
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B9- AUDITOR GRAnR will leave this
morning for Accomac, Northampton, Alex.
andria and other counties in the Rast, to
arrange about the reyOnue and to attend.
to other business of the State.
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b8- DEArH OF GES. LAxpRa.-The re.
mains OF Gen. Lander, whose death is an
nounced in the telegraph column, will
reach this city this evening, IN route for
Washington.
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p9rCoI. THouAs sISg1rTor If n I1ri.,;.

B9rGob. THOMAS SINGlEToN Of a ATissis-
sippi Regiment, who was taken prisoner al,
Fort DonelsOn, and who is now prisoner
at Columbus Ohio, used TO go to school at
Bethany College and is graduate of that
institution, he was once a very clever
fellow.
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SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Death of Cen. Lander.

Death Of Gen. Lander.
WAsHINGToN, March 2.-General Lander
died this afternoon at Paw Paw, Western
Virginia, from the facilitating effects of
his wound received at Edwards Ferry
His body is on its way to this city, where
his widow resides
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B3-TuE THE4ERR at Washington Hall
closed on Saturday evening with a good
house. Manager Henderson will reopen
the Pit.sbarg Theatre this. evening.
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RS-scoFT AM MS GEaEaAIs.-To our
friend Mckelysy, of the Literary Depot,
corner of Market and Quincy, We, are in
debtcd for e superb steel engraving Of
"Seott and his Generals.'s The engraving
isyery aue and a beautiful one for framing.
.AraMoKelyey.is sole agent for Wheeling.
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E9- COURT MARTIAL PRooEEDISas-D1s-
NIssALs PROM THE SERv1cE.-At the Gem
eral Court Martial, recently held In this
city, of which Col. Hugh Ewing, Of. the
Both Ohio Regiment, was President, two
officers aud three privates were tried.
First Lieutenant John W. Smith of
Stewards Indiana Cavalry, (Geu. Rose
Grams body guard was charged with yio=
lating the 9Th, 9th, 10th, AID, and SD arr
ticles of,Wari in charging the Government
with the wages of servant; staying
away from his quarters telling the soil
diers about having a veneral disclose,
and keeping them posted in its VARIOUS
stages; attending houses Of ill.fame
abusing his men; calling Col. De yillisrs
id old fool, and threatening to shoot
Capt. Kirtley. Smith was found guilty,
and sentenced to be dismissed from The
service. -.
Capt. Lsvi,S s. Kirsley, of the same cav
airy company, was charged With violating
the 9Th, 18th, 18th, 24th, SAD aud sethsars
ii Giles of war, in saying in the preesnee OF
his company, that "Gen. RosecrAns was in;
Ibis tent drinking whisky, whilst Floyd's
battery was firing into eur cOmpanyi;:s
signing an incorrect muster roll /; certify
ing a'falss bill; calling the First Iisatsn-
ant s-n.of b-h and an Internal li2t !
raising his fist to strike the said Lteatsn.
ant does not preserve good order Ia his
company selling mare aud horse and
q saddle, and aPPrOpriatiug the money to
his own use. =
Capt Nrtlsy was sentenced to ID dis
missed from the service aud 70 forfeit an
his pay. Is.
PriHates Josiah Mollahan, William Boil
ton and Richard Metealf, were cbarve,d
with going away without leave, but RI
consideration of their. long cOlnan.,n q,
and want Of ctimtnality, were aea1itt :,
allibut Metealf, who Was sentenced q "a.
felt one months pay and to perfur6, fo1,
extra hOurseof guard duty.
- The proceedings were approved s. Isl
Commanding General, aud Lieut.. Smit
and Capt Kirtlsy have EeSsedt to be cen
AREHsE OLA THflT. Sergeant &c.
Donald yesterday arrested. at ths MeI.ar.
House5H fellow calling himself Henry. Hsr.
rinGton. who is charged With committih,
an extensive burglary recently at the vi.
lage of EeWburg, Ohio, on the Pittsbur,
aud Cleveland railroad. Harrington stolI
quite valuable lot of clothing aud lew.
elEy. Some 1.-the clothing vas fSun;
upon his person but be- had made aTai
viii tue iswelFy. He ia an old expert
enced thief. HeMas committed 10 ;si, 4,
await wait, reputation from the Governor
DSSFan lEkFER sHuT o1r.-oWipp 1
come unavoidable accident 10 tie .Wate
Works The water vas shut of suddSniy 8
Saturday afternoon, bhtafs now all ritt,
fszsts siFE 5f--assf
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MOVIES.

Proposals must DO 70 carry the mall with acseril
certainty, and secnrity using the terms OF tile ID ~
and they must DO guaranteed by two responsibIe
esrtihsd e as such By postmaster Judge
No pay win BIO made for trips not performed, and
for each Of such omissions not exDsIbed
three times the nay Of the trim may bs deiuctEd!
ForaIEttas 50 far behind time a. To break
with depending malls, anil not suicIently eSctIs,
one fourth the compensation for tile trim Is srje3
70 toretture. Zines will be imposed unless tie ia
be satisfactorily explained, pr usglectinR
70 t9Ee tie mail from Or into Post once for suffer-
Ing to be Injured destroyed, robbed on lost Ard
tor refusing, after dsmand, 70 convey tho NAH b
frequently IS the contractor runs, Is concerned in
running Vehicles on the route. The P0stniastcf Ifr6
eEal may aHnul the contract for daobeYtng thsJioEt
once laws, or the ihstrletf0ns OF the Department
He may alter the schedule, and also order an incFsISs
OF service by allowing therefor Pm raid increase
on the contract pay. He may alto curta1 or tscon.
the service In whole or In part o rata de-.
crease o. pay, allowing one months extra cOniilansl-
tIou.o the Smoaht Of service dispensed with Bids
should be addressed 70 tla Second Aasibtank Pest.
matter General mperlcribed sPrUpoaalS for mail
erHice, state Of virginia ? aud sent By nail 3
koE tJEns Of Proposal, &c, anil other Information
sse q this date, In pamphlet form at
me pE1etpaI post ohices. t 81. BLAIR, q
hSu44t 1b2HlQEtGF GSHSrdl
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LOST

A DARK BROWN YICToRINI, on spn,isy ,s.u'tl.
IA ing, between Mcclure House anil st. aitttheises
Church, The finder will be suitably rewarded by
le4yIngi At .he MeLure House. nt3-lSs
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a. AcqUIrrAI or CO.. AEI,,,xsE,

b. Ae2ulTrAL or Cor. ASIsANsEI.-
sANe learn that despatch was received in
!. mus Guy Yesterday, announcing the acquit-
Ital Of pol. Antsansel, OF the First Virginia
Cavalry, of the charges preferred against
him OF cowardiee in the face of the enemy.
From the best information we can gain We
believe this to be reliable. A court MAJ =.
tial has had the case under consideration
for some time.