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''tt.r from Albany-Clty Railroad Bill
Rebels In Albany The New HSrk and
BSOUEiyn Baggage CoHpany,Sc, sc.
ALBANY, March Isl, 1862.

ALBANY, March Is', lbB2
CITY railroads ave the crolod this week. Spring
steet i' set down for is final hearing on Tues
day next. BIO dway railroad was finished be-
fore the Committee on Thursday evening after
two days Argument. bIr. Luke CozzSns closed
for the stage interest, Mr.. j. T. Williams for
the property owners, and Mr.. Ward for the
road. The Committee will no doubt report the
bill, but probably in an amended shape. Mr..
Ludipgtcn noticed a railroad in Houston and
other streets in the city Of New York, and Mr..
LOutrel, for the purpose Of covering the whole
ground, gave notice that at some future day he
Ihoull LtgssGss = BIZ " PSOVids toS bailaiag \
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TAPsC- INE
i LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

Ths Eutscribers conIinI " grant oerttnos'es ~
passage " and fron IAverIo., " 3 cir 'oTiss
line of packets comprHing " pAr 'ha iolIo nat
ships - -
Wa. TAPSCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBIo6
DRRADNoUCHr, VI 'NCHESlRH, VICTORY
BENZ. AD4Na CONS 5rkLI.ApIOaJ. j. BOYD,
WEST POINT, sSCOEr, PHtEdlA,
UNDERWATER, SEA FLOWER, CAhHuAS
MAkins. io7stboT vd,h 0t7ertli ship sVHrY oyi
days.
TIE Subscribers also AgsnN FOR ths
LINE OF LONDON "ACHET4
For all OF which they grant esr'iscs.es on lilarS.
6mns.
REMITTANCE M IRELAND, ~.
ia O.. also continue n iHsrls draffs, payshls aa
tenaAnd, tknoughous Eng and, Ire'I and, scn'lSne
and Wales al thr LOWEsT RATES.
CiroilArp, Slih ell pArtic ass may D. al IN ~
plIcatlnu ~, letter. eucJs pnt'ays ~ tutpl ~
TAPSCoT'T Il Co, VI south ~ New V"rE.
g4Saesifn rAP5COT-r SlTrH = no. IdVsrp,'n
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1''riN"s tsstiy ~ ocoooo and have taksn indAJ
VlanNl Ialer " - anorn, OF $4,000 They have
ais purohassd an0,ae1 in specie. The dspo.i,.-
nave sen Withdrawn 70 the ssaoun, Of siiOAsTT.
The resul, IL hs, the banks are gsoias on, os ,h.
rnscii n With ne Govesnmen, % iaus a. The,
car, And Ars siren sthening themselves Win rrid,
5ui W. On hs new legal tender notss are Qua, ,h-y
.ii Va, tnsl' dep -,.prs IN thon.
..tIk EA(.aN..E naIFa rIpaT AOAnD.
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old BLACK STAR LINE

" OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengerp nom or W Liverpool, by the following
nrst clAAs packet ships, sailing ON the
b.h and 94th Of each MONTH
Adelaide, CultvstoT, Rosciu,
AustrAuA, CynngIre, JOAN Bright
Bel Woods, Chancsllor, Thornton,
BridEewnlsr, COnstit alton, Universe
DRAFTS ON TUE ROYAL BANKS
or LRu.AHD, UI1srn RAHElSd CO., AND ALL PARrs
or ErdLASD AND 5oorLAHD.
els a4Ac'199 WILIlAMA d GUION. " Pulton n.
REAnrr1AsNSGEIssn 81 TO ooGS,nSH GSaLAsp, p u.,,u
SIGHT BILLS ON THh
UmoE BArK oT LsS.-R
NATIosAL BArE ~ 5oOr.AH,
GEAsT BANAIra CoNPASY, IRELAU 3
- SCE EkOM,El CPNAKDS 1881 I'D BY
IAfL = BROTHERS, BANkkRs, -
=, ROADWAY, cor. a. hreot,
-, YsA'f "a WAL, Pearl strcss
TInJAPSON'P y 'F fiAP LINZ u
Il Lyerpoo' % go ',~ . ,ffoe 9TH PeA-' p
For Lysrp"' ~. rH, a. Pier ., No-th
River, AAils .,... fY Dr. sip Of this lins -
from IAvs-'f - ON NAS-'f
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LOsT ANn EnIINI.

GIVE DOLTARS-IOR THE RETURN DF
Il lsrgo, e., white COW that str'yed from the
glue factory, M,sp' III ave, Bushw.cE, on TIE 2Itn
ult. VIM COOPER, mil 3'li9
T osT-0N WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26TH,
- in Fifth ave, between Twenty-hrst and fwen-
ty-seOond SITS, . white lace shawl, wrapped ia blue
paper, The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving II Al 10 West Twenty second ST. mhi S'i46
$40 0REWARD-LOST ON WEDNESDAY
LtOmorning, near Uaion square, a small yellow
ufeyhound. leather collar on her neck; answers 10
the nnnne Of Lo0L00. The above reward will be
eheeifully paid BY the hndar returning her TO 149
Pear st. or 81, dSrmsin Hotel, COR S2d = and 9Th
Nvenuos nhD S1lo
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tt.i.' c,jiusioL eKi,,cl II thts WulN pal Of
e.. pt.
hsve ro' tirus 20 sav mrre-l an OF iDr q
c,u,se. C.nt coal in Blt-h dom ai,us to-
th.cc month. VIII let you hs,r from me in a
few duva
Muttful v vcHrs 4 ArGrs. CrAvEr.
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ARRIVED.
srRANmIRs-rsnsL,Y Young, ProyLdsnes, Wiz

sTBAHBHIRs-Psus.,E Young, ProY'denee' "aA
mufe o. hyuuar s ,...-.
Clas Osgood, Gser, Norwich, mts 70 d nAAeA-
n,ratur smith, do DO 90
W PClyde, ~ 8 Etosm transport LocuH foiuss
Bltussia, Trau,nAnn, of and fnnm III .mOurs ~ ~
gth Via Southampton 2'n, ~ ~i'h aliss s.,,.,. -,
pLsssngsTA " KuahaIdI & %. hfI s'IS IS9 - "a
We starly Winds during the P,SSAss. ps.n'S.o, a.,
M Ion l. aavg ahIp kp1ndAV; from osh 49, -
t'nSIn' Enh Qgi lat 81 . lul 80, saw br sup Jonh
= Da WI b,uId Z. 1s' irst, lay II 81 lon ., ~
- ,tsane-, bound E-had funne behi-a ths
r.nmAst % iLst, at ~ ~, lon W, sA" no'Nhoi
nsrk rigged, bound Eat
rARKs-wn Abbs, tlsW, eco tousl hanehs SasA;
New BsdtoId 81 npuIs - tAe inAsSL 30 n
ior China, Was tlnsd = t--s P'' - '''-
Ellen. 'T7, Angostura FEB = ISn nii ses y.
u!1, .tn uuiBs S. n.fDsN "; S, oS t's 20
% .. 'cr Il. .ptI, 'nL Ne" 49, -, q, nm p,S,Isni
, ~ .,.. . yrIe X -. " days ir'h ro.1Ap1
~ ~, At 5iS, lon y, passed a1G
H,,.,,I. Ntr,l bound South. Passed going
Ts a,y.r Bremen brig EuganA. Len' Oa-
r,i' o. -, far New EoIk ia 10 days, Amor tuA
- FlNser Duel. oi New Haven, fm BArbAdoea
F.p I and Tdniiad iith, 10 rro E6rldse,a SOM.
n New Haven 5Altd Ia co brig LeJnAru Oo''S'
Cooper, for 81 Thomas.
BRIGs-MArcuA Crockett, BucksPoTt VIA hot''~
Hole and NsWpoIt days, with Lumbar ~
eCHooNKRs-MArgAre, MAoes' Dousn''
s1ss simSscn @ ~ sinPson, virginia. with 0y'''r TO-
NS~ nrS s Tr.noaA Higgins, PhilAdslPhiA "a W.
| live ork W w Weoo pbu.dalnhIa. wtsh Oh
| WIN Carroll. ChiP@An'
| timber " Crookr q Son%
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n A b IN < .
nl,IATuKA ALMANAC
ULKAREU,

Ul.kAREU.
sTsAMsnP-KArnAk, lie M,sn.r.sr, HAvAnss
Cu1Ard.
BHIPs-Solth Carolina Kempton, FronterA. j =
y ESll,h a Co; J J II. yd, TnumAa, Liverpool BJyc
a alnoken; Rhine, Moore, London, Orlnnel, Min
turn q 90.
BARKs- Minnie Gordon, tBr.l Gordon, HAvAaAs
rru .illy d Russell; Coz soAu, SIeenRIaefe Bremsns
KnaliL, Naohcd Ruhne; john Fyfe, Luiher' ne
GasgoW, 4 DunhAm'
aRIGg-Lady Washington, Morrison, ~ John.
n Neyius a soni Village Belle, Reed, rsInAm-
b.ieo, Brss. SoI 8 O, 20 W Hng, Corbi'h CArds5
rAL J Ward a c.
gC14OONHRB-,Hou Phillips, BridgepHq
gh lips Lane; Haze, Williams, Myiie; kensing1
& D, Thomson, Baltimore Y NJ Hayden; Y MOS
ia Hover Wilmington, W hekss; IL MUD
., i, AanEir, Portland, d q Murray bAkgs
Price Ksy West n AoCreAdy % I; N DuihsAds
Jones, BaltimorgN l. kanny. Volunteer, tbrl L)om-
ar, LAguaygs, ID " De Wolf hJIky Hi h0rsons
HStterAs .s'rl, WaaA, Carver Chase; Laura uoI-
| salLlB, % K Ds Mui.
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c,rWrSG NACgISFs--LADTEST TAUGHT

- /, opersi . on H,uSer's aud " ~rler n "u- r's
rsvins mac ,nas, 10y An old experienced sascher
Pr..tics 10 ssrfS4 1n military WnrN, and ~ sr
vork, and 70 mmsidsi " snops Anst le'fnns'
hrr o. n ~ w, A. - s,anbon 81, nes- Allen, prt
ysaa dwelllne tels bA&c'lA
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There Is no reas. nab's hope ,aW odd vii -r" .-
At this low figure or that vo- -nreni securities
will command ~ high ratio. 7 gt N &c them into
.old " a. therefore, wise uea'ure On tie part o'
tho ,,,r X. aud will pay S good an interest ~ pY
,,lor 10 yrstra9t. The commercill, ~ co"pArSl
VIA tho pul &c iyans have been for the week ~ fo''
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GyFWtSG hACHlNES-LADlGs g FAbUhf
~, cp.raea ~ \ rEera, wse,s'e- Utisir's M
unir>~ b. sb eSp-rsneet operaNor. - M 1n ceni-
on sl Firds ~ suk- Also 1n- 5nye' tn- -nins IN
" 4 sale; price SO, ~ No 4 At = .,e~r . Us
ION. isH' ees'- -
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v,le dwelling,


TJ,O PRINTERS WANTED BY YOUSG
Il married man, situation IN oJuniry )b ON q,
aitnsr u t.Es uhaiR Rs OF ~ work IA one: under
stan IL obhig IA Ill iIs brAnc ues, from card 70
ro,,cr; i ~ o.n work Ruggles, Gordon, Hoes,
Rtary and hand presses " perfection fancy STOW
card tnted OF printing in oo,ors u any shade wa
ges no, ~ much All object "a y ge, In tue country;
good references from fret class Offices Ia the CITY
Any person that this may suit. can apply or address
q. 40 Ninth ave. be, 9oth ana 36,h sts, ". mh3 6S
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XXTANTFD-IO FIRST CLASS OPERA
w Tors on Wheeler d Wilson's machines, on
tlirt fronts; none othors need apply. loS A.ans'
Al, BROOKLYN. down stairs. mil S'lot
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a WEEKLY EDITION

Of THs hs- toz. sts- ,--H,4 svsry Suesdsy N
vrappsrs s1s ,hs NAH. vvo c--rs sAnu. ei Drr iOa
suBsoRTPTrors-PAro o ADvApum
One ,opy, ye.r .Tb Us. rhres oop,s., -. 80 q
Dr. 10 nopsos o. 0oiFive oopss-. Do. "a 90
W. Specimen ooriss grads Uso,,una q 70 -
sn'. nm sngle rs,e N saeh copJ o~- 80
- Puasgt vi,hin Nev York s.ass, onlp thsyte~-f
s'Ns seur-lri OF ,he Gtsta. t,ssrfs-sfs oenls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04

DecreAsa y, 2, ,QIB, 10 .,.,...... lI0,UOl IIUIbII
Increase. .,,,.,.,, PHhp'ol '''''''s s''''''''
The putllc loans - tho baLss have lseu N some
ox,spt reduced, uhilstus individual OF oammsEclal
ioAna are hlshsr. THe banks have discounted Vie
claim, Of contractors In ins 10 loI,si, which have
aeen pa, upon the market and sold freely at
,gL 800, Tle banks hays SlsY parted
siIn G5urumsut securities Al the laie rss in prices
ard fan in gold, in order 10 take in that comruiiy
Tnus Feb. II, ihs $40 notes were at 9s. al 3 "a
AZ lI<alk premium. Last week the uut.' ross "
99t. AID gold fell 10 per cent.
| FsJ l9..,........,si LOCO noIss 3 % ~, ".lI
Mar. i,,....,..., 1850 W @.j
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-2j GIRLS
w " work NJ artificial flowers Applyto j.
4AGER, 6s Edridge st, besw Hester and Grand.
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CEWING MACHINES-LADlEJT TAUGHT
- " operate IN Wheeler Wilson's and Singers
al, ibs Canal q. siugeis machine n. 2 tE sale.
m3 24ac'lH
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CTTUATION WANTED-BY A SMART
- active by, 10 years old, In any respectable
business Aidres by letter, +. j., Box so1 sun
Office, ie9e S'ilt
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NITANTED-NEW SHIRT IRoNERS AT
w tine B-lleyi /. Laundry, Smiles from n. York;
nnIe but those Accust' ned 10 ironing new shiris
'iF''' mh3 2lAc'llg
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CEXINH MACHINES- WANTED PER.

- Sos who wish " leSru ~ operate On singers
sewing ma54lpas. sGrnis only ~, and prscuce "a
.L kinds = work sls1 ssd savers " Learn
Ihe paatly,n trade. Inquire Ss De ,ncey =, Is
aro,' f.ir gGar'i01
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04

THE total number 4 American vessels lost
during the month Of February was %. The list
includes steamers, chips, haIks, brigs,
ii schooners, and / tlcop. OF tbsse, 21 were
wrecked, abandoned, l burned, foundered,
and are missing. The total value Of vesselI
!cst, exclusive Of cargoSs, h hSs,lmAtsd ct $780,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04

xYANTED-FoR THE o. s. NAVY, Sea-
W Ynen ord'y seamen and landamen; Inquire
n the clothing store, 40s Pearl 81 cor. vandewaier
WILLIAM A. HILTB. fel9 Hac'lSs
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XITANTFD-A PERSON ACCUSTOMED
w 10 stencil tea trays; ons from the OLD c1untry
preferred; mails or female. Apply " BALDWIN
q JOHNSTON, % Maiden Lane, before 10 o'clock
M m3 6'iOT
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THE NRW YORK DAILY sun
Is seni " aub-ohDers regularly, eyery morning,
7 '3'7 BS MAIL, FOR - WEAR.
kEw YoRK CRY.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY - AT THE
w Protestant Hmploymant Agency, l2o Fourth
ave. bet 18th and l3th 80, cooks, laundress, wait.
reasa nurses and girls for house york, Tor city and
country none bus Proteetanis need appy no
eharge until engaged. JOHN GlNIY. mJ S'l23
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XITANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN TO OP-
w crate on Singers and Wheeler wilson.
Bewing Machines; sll branches taught Perfsct and
pral,ies on work; ,erms 81. Apply a, 100 Fulton
"A Hnnoklyn. up-Btairsl toly Niao-lR
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

The New York Times publishes the first
authentic exhibit that has been made OF the
present strength of the American Navy,
and the exhibit is a startling one. We
have now nearly three hundred vesseJs of
soor, most of which are propelled by steam.
two ironclad irigates and twenty. three
ironclad gunboats.
Only twenty months ago our navy con.
sisted of but eighty-three vessels of war,
one.third of which were steamers within
the past year we have constructed nearly as
many vessels as the entire number of ships
on the Naval Register of 1861.
Then we had but 5000 sailors and ma.
rines. Now we have over $4,000.
The exhibit also shows that while all
these vessels, with the exception ofthe iron.
clad frigates, are aaoat, and so many are
engaged in the blockade, the American flag
is still represented abroad. The Mediter.
ranean Squadron has $50 men and So guns
The Pacific Squadron is composed OF
eight first class war vessels (l,67O men.
And our interests at Brazil and in the East
Indies are still looked after by vessels Of
war.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

We had news by telegraph several days
ago that the President had issued procla-
nation, warning all persons referred to in
the sixth section of the con6scation act, to
cease participating, aiding, countenancing
or abettiLg the rebellion against the govern
ment of the United States, and to return to
their proper allegiance to the United States,
under pain of the forfeits and seizures as
within and by said section sixth provided.
The section of the Coniscation Act res
fsrred to in the above. reads as follows:
SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, That if
any person within any State or Territory of
the United States, other than those named as
aforesaid, after the passage OF this act, being
engaged in armed rebellion against the gov.
eminent of the United States, or aiding or
abetting such rebellion, shall not, within sixty
days after public warning and proclamation
duly given and made by the President of the
United States, cease to aid, countenance and
abet such rebellion, and return to his allegi.
ance to the United States, all the estates and
property. moneys, stocks ana credits of such
person shall be liable to seizure as aforesaid,
and it shall be the duty of the President to
seize and use them as aforesaid, or the pro.
ceeds thereof. And all sales. transfers or con.
veyances of any such property after the exp.
ration of the said sixty days from the date of
such warning and proclamation shall be null
and void; and it shall be sufficient bar to
any suit brought by such person for the pos
session or the use of such property, or any of
it, to allege and prove that he is one of the
persons described in this section.
The rebel President, Cabinet officers,
members of Congress, officers of the army
and navy, &C., were provided for in the fifth
section, which took effect Immediately.
The sixty days of grace are given to the
rank and file to lay down their arms and
return to their allegiance Or suffer the PEN
atty prescribed, which consists of the sez-
ure and con6scation of all their lands, chat
tells, moneys, stocks and credits.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
Position of Secretary Seward,

The telegraph gave, few days since, a
portion OF an article from the National In
teJligencer, which purported to be, or was
generally regarded, as an authoritative ex-
position of Mr.. Stewards relations to the
Administration. This exposition was doubt
less drawn out by rumors which had OBJ
tanned credence, of Cabinet differences in
regard to the prosecution Of the war.
The following most significant portion of
the Iatelligencer's article was omitted in the
Geographic report
The Secretary truly admitted that every
rumor of division of counses and of coLfict
among or about Generals, every private
jealousy, and even utterance of any private
grief, tends to defeat prompt response to the
governments calls for reiniorcements. He
never exercised nor assumed any power in
the progress of this war which was not es-
pecialy charged by the President, and in
performance OF which be was not always in
free communication with him.
He had never expressed either to the
President nor any other person, distrust of
his associates. but had uniformly supported
and defended them all had not been quick
or willing to entertain complaints against
any general whether Scott or McDo we'll,
Fremont or Mcclellan, Halleck, Grant,
Buell., Sigel, Shields or Blenker, but has
exerted bis best endeavors to sustain them
all, more when they encountered defeats than
when they achieved victories. He has never
introduced nor encouraged any test question
10 the cabinet concerning men or measures,
nor the rejection of any men, nor the adop-
ton or rejection of any measures as condi.
tion OF adherence to the administration. He
has never purposed removal or overruliDg
propositions of any member of the cabinet,
nor has be thought of resigning his own
place in it, nor has one word of distrust
passed between the President nor any of his
official advisers and himself"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
The Republican Congregational Csnven.
tl0n. fM

The Republican Congressional Cenven.
tion.
The Republican Convention, called for
the purpose of nominating Congressional
candidate for the Second District, met on the
30th ult. at Ingersoll's Hall, in this city. The
District was fully represented, and the ses>
sion was short, and, to the surface view,
harmonious.
The names of Lieut.. Gov. DoNNELLY, of
Dakota county, and JAMES Smith, Esquire,
of Ramsey county, were the only ones pre-.
sented as candidates. The name of the lat
ter gentleman was Withdrawn, at bis re
quest, before action had been taken by the
Convention in regard to either; and Lieut..
Gov. DoNNELLY was then nominated by a
friend of Mr.. SM1TH's, and the nomination
was confirmed, without dissent, by the Con,
vention.
The platform adopted will be found in
our report of the proceedings. 1t is very
long, and very wordy; but it is sensible
document, when you get through its fustian.
Gus rhetoric; and it has the merit, beyond
all other, just now, of being relieved from
partizanship, and of being, also, and there'
fore, thoroughly patriotic. In the former
respect, the contras, is so great from all
former platform building, by the Republi-
cans, that we feel bound to congratulate the
architect of this on the successful employ
ment OF bis skill. We are especially glad
of the hearty, unreserved endorsement and
support givea and promised to the National
Administration. The difference between
this, and the halktraitorous bill of indict-
ment framed and put forth at the late
Democratic Convention, cannot fail to be
noticed, and to produce its effect at the
polls.
Spirited, and meritoriously short, speeches
were made by Messrs. DoNNELLY and SMITH;
after which, and the transaction of routine
matters, the Convention adjourned, in a
quiet, sensible, business-Iike way; without
being afflicted with single gaseous decla
nation, so far as we heard.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

H. w. Harrington is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Third district
OF Indiana. He covets the seat now held
by Hon. William M. Dunn, Republican.
10 the Sixth district Alexander B. Con
duitt, Democrat, has been nominated for the
place now held 10 the House Of Representa-
tives by Hon. Albert q. Porter, Repub-
lean.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

The Journal Of Commerce says recruit
ing is brisk in New York, the number
mustered in falling but little short of thou.
sand week. No drafting is anticipated.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-20

Tue Undersigned, residing at -, state 0f -
undertake that il the foregoing bid rarryin the man
on route No. -, be accepted by the r,,tmas Gene
raj the bidder shall prior To the first day ol August
1852 enter nto the required obligation, contract IL
perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient
surctes.
This DO understanding distinctly he aili3uiions and
liabilities assumed by ggdTdItors aader the ga SetttOa Il
the act II Congress II Jaiy 1886.
Dated
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-20
(trtEcate.

The undersigned, Postmaster at -. State Of
eertics UNIItR HIS OATH OF OFFICE, that he j. ac
q,inei with the above garantors, and knows them
b. mcu ul property and able to make good their guar
antec.
latcd
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-02-20

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-, county OF -, state Of -, proposes a.
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tn June Both, 1860, ON route M. -, between and
-, under the advertisement Or the Postmaster Gene.
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