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Dnn.aEc TO PROPERTY NJ sinr.s,rnsi
~ lightning.

CfgrsFtrf We'd 'Isv, Jrr- li. D..
About q O'Clock yesterday. dur.ag heavy storm
The IohttieQ struck the manu'acot' connected Win
The extensive I, nor warehouse o. Fletcher Ito. a,
a Go. Psos.Ie through to- roof % sigH-h orc ~
he fills. cn, rg d. iustauirue0u4 go loaon The
burning luid spread in eNe-y d.fec'i '"' ana thr
Wolkmen barely escaped with tDc.r u.s."
This building WIS speedily CONSUME 4. re walls
falling. and crushing the frame houses 1r'etl, on
lil1g Il womau. By this time tie warehouse OF
lie same irm On Front street wac completely eii-
,eloped in flames ard waa eniircl, DESTROYED cor
,u,ning 600 barrels Of whisky, .arfe j. of In
iced OIL 100 barrels OF lard OIL aud - barrels Oh coal
oil. beside alcohol ana other stock.
The loss IF Fletcher, Hobart %. q, aboa' gu
600. OF which about IS, $50 IS insured.
The lo-s on the frame buildings crushed ana par
injured is : 800. =,
The large store IN front, occupied by George NJ
Herd a Co.. adjoining the burnt warehouse, "a'
damaged 10 the amount 81 several thousand dollars
Al 3 o'clock this moHiug the walls OF WOOD ..
CO. store .maged by the tie oi yesterday ei H.
and the contents Of the sloIe TOOK fire. among whcl
vgrrc 500 bills Of wLi,ky and q large amount OF
laled hemp. All of which was destroyed by ire aud
water. nj. loss reacie- sio,O0j u ins'fah'e
nno, which mas, ~ yet, not been ascerianed.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

1 tlGcD OF L -. cavalry eit thit CITY on wednesday
for the !iding-school at CARLISLE, where they are 10
e Drilled forthwith aud provided with horfes ano
"a. o4tc1leuts FOR active duty. Two detachment. 81
recruits Tor The sarc branch Of iic /. ). icryc',
raried the barracks from the provincial rendezvous,
there Is now iair force ol mounted soldiers ~
Carlisle who oXpcc, to BE- ordered 90 the seat Of
var yery soon.
The following iormidlhle leef O. T. ;. 'aen-o'-
var will have rt-euior "a oar naval yersrs on &C.
i've ,er,ice, before the T.. o! August:
e:,r1o,, Cspbrd-e r,''erj Gal os qrs'cr,
Corscrc Adnort. O.. ,.'n %. trhi.'s'r
C,rys.e lln.als e. pit Bosg'l steamer Msia'si
Uauboat IuntNiIo. re" 4I"hNa''
'gbo-e with stars belong the regular navy. The
addition Of these 10 the shls nov cruishg VIII en-
Lille the Navy DEPARTMENT 10 substitute son'nef. Tor
sailing vessels at all places where It Is desiaDie 70
Cart. Dallas Of the l2th L. $. Infantry, late Pre-
v,.f.haI.tai In Gen. Sckle's command al The s'iit
of Wal arrived in tis ciiy yesterday 10 settle ne
account. Of cotnrau'8 leing organized for bs req
u..t since liF ituru, however, lie has been Or
dercd a. remain iere Permanently.
Tie fol.o, lnP ,sr'lf w'r- reroiied at the Nio"N'
.l.p Navy-Yard yesterday: Sabine 20; snillng-
f.,a'c Roanoke. ~ dodl; Noiti CIrolra -, re-
cei,irg ship. Adirondack, H. new steam rlo0p-o.-
war. Ilckaw:fua and fc0ndcro o, building nshlI-
r,uses: NohHwk, 6 rcgm "ulhoat, ncf ilF ready
iIrIcIi btoit. Nilr it'i.' "..t '1"pI - - ''-''
ves.el-; and he Huntsville, %, f.n oa', III COMM
sion waitinp order. 20 sal lcrgio, 70, steam gun
hoat; Magnolia, Ac.-prrrta-c1 and chaficrei
ship.. The " lorul dcch 81 die r,orosLip supply
Is 10 E removed, nd 70 ncw one substituted.
Lieut.. Conc. i. J.. Hail, /. :. n. .ecently COM
n;nder o. The iron, lat gunbrni Cincinnati, has ar
ryed in S. Louis for She purpo.o of relieving CAPT.
Porter OF the E.scX in the duty Of supcrintcudng
the construction OF the new punhoCis he Fort
Henry, Chor,rv, and another nov OF the ways at
CaIondo.ct. The repair, OF the Lfscx arc now
nearly completed She will leave this week, in
command Of Capt Porter, 10 ioin rho squadron on
the lower Mise.ssirIi Wa her armament, iron
plating and -, 0Ou bushels al coni on board she will
draw less than eiX feet Of wafer.
McCords d Co Of 81. Ions are promeasiug finely
with the work Tor the new gunboaln ior which thcy
contracted They have already completed tour en-
gues. and have $50 more clBt and ready Tor anioh
ing although bat ihiuy'yc day have olalteo siu,.
thew commenced flliug the contract.
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Claims for u aifornts.

All persons or regiments having claim. nncsf 70 p1oSulon:
of the entitled An set to prCside os no
If certain per,ons sud TegmrnA BELONGING g mo Mns
ri. -s,e Tor clothing equipments is, or Destroyed IN the
..,vi,. of the United States -pessei aprL y to.Sose
bhv o.;i ID TO rsnsuit the same only yshei 20 to -
~ MINT Assistant nspec, lOenera At to capitol IN the
CIV OF Albany before the l.. day oil July Taxi " seiuspo
in said act that all oi N. Hereunder hust be pesea'eo
on OF before that day .
,it Eating the article, lost destroyed and the value
thereof the regiment AND company TO wach ne w" attached
length of service tteewih aud that sad regiment, or conn
nny a., nos received payment pensat'on rom nsy cy
or coGury their usos and equipments used AID "orq
o n The service the Untd State, that sho clossins ana
Tor WHICH the claim is nsde were inrn' shed al the
person making the ssue ana ths he the
r "a time OF the uniformed Mtn al tho Stato
~ NewNo Tie present address of each prfop should %
dafsad upon H. clam. In the company ~ laws on
regu nae the uniforms thereof tao corinon properly
the pae the osu og such regimen; can he presence
IN IA gross ga drly verified by the hfld opicets
Blanks lur tie prrentaop OF said caiv will be tuinmneo
upon ernation No "a Walter strre Nel oIk or &tns
oAoe .! tue Inspector General at the City VI Albany
iUiius DOBiNSo'S. Cobtrolc-
| WILLIAM B LEN.iS Stsc hrsssurer
g. A RR1HllL irspec.o'. General.
CuYiEK NAk VECt'tEN,
! Absy Jun,lt tVi, %1aHs'aa''erosnas"
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THE SIXTY-FIRST REGIMENT. \. y. V.
Al THE BhlTLE OF FAIR OAKS, VA,

10 nc LdI0r u Tie I. ]. IFlJnHf
SIR: Justice has not been done 20 this regiment,
Of which no mention made by any Correspondent, so
far o. my observation goes. har just come from the battle.
fed and my accompsny!rf his PaeDdofyin " guar
,ner Of my word Fscts lie ho, proofs OF regiments
yaof The 6,i fought from o.. to II a. nl o" sunday
nofnug where they p.'ea mover yielded one inch
neycr hgotei lost sfuwound tleif .''s Cen ho'
ard The beginning e engagement, the oo"mohd iss
or Col Barlow Of the 6't. had SEVEN officers Aed Lioui-
Col Massctt Csps G.cnof AID hrss,. LieuS McIni'''
Bsire Msyo Howard Conets ofeihei WIN h''iy
ioH private. There were eighty woundei' % ""o'" 'e
surgeon ,sys not t"ea. nfr ain feco''r' h"' o m
oi.ur who vcr, captnod hv the Echc wle rnuchyoris
a. remove our dead, And this terrhr run' 81 i"h'
no men out of a regiment nunefns only fl' men q"
A A. m the Pehsls having totally ceased iifi r 'f 49,,
In perfect order, their petty remnant It'll {" De IA VIC
the est day ~ the, were when c't on lucadA! .cy,ru
SrHdGp morning. june l.
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New Counterfeit.

TRor, Wednesday, June 18, 1862
New counterfeit fves on the Manufacturers Bank
OF this city are in circulation The execution s good
and VIII deceive tie most wary unless examined By
The glass Inc counterfeit was taken bv the Banks
to-day. The vignette 10 worked little darker than
on the genuine and the signature of the Cashier is
rot first rate.
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oath Of allegiance to the United States Government
and the Provisional State Government, and that al
psrsons known to be disloyal shall be required to
give bonds for their observance of the oath. The
Marshal also directs the arrest Of all persons guilty
of disoyal conduct, whether such consists Of acts or
knowledge Of the acts Of Others.
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Fuu,cipntion Convention Ia Mis-
..n.rIi.

Jpvgpn.Os UlTT Monday. juno ~ IiV..
The Emancipation Convention met to-day ,
dclegatcs. representing ., counue'' 'e'nS Iicth.
Ils.p ". Wells OF Cole County, % 1s reported
-, ,,.r'..rrni President by tbs Committee Nine
,icr.prc,idcn- AMI three secretaries were appoi'e'
, Ca1'mjttee on platform vas appointed, with H.
o., EroSu as Chairmal. The CoAyenlion ad'
;ourned III tomorrow.
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DIED.

AtrD-rr P-oob'yn o. Monday. June IS, samuel Auld,
ssed . year. ind 10 months
e. iliSornis aad Quebec papers please copy.
ArELLEs - In this city, on Tuesd'y June j Carolrs
Helen. dsuguter of Mt Henry Arches, aged year Z
months ard u days
,,-e,, on Wednr-day June 10, Mrs H1nau'nt castles
- dss of tho hrgi aged 80 yeafs months ana 10 osSs
Funeral notice In udays paper
COYLFlu t;, city Mordly June 10 Peter Coyie aged
~ ycsft - . , -,
.cRtM-In Brooklyn on Tuesday June L. Ma Ruth
widow Of Henry trum, aged - years
nycguAN - In tl,i, city on Tuesday June l.. Rebecca
Dyckm,n IN tie 18th yc-r oil her age
GIoN-In wii,msJursh on Tuesday me ~ henry T.
Onion e. the 4bth year Of his age
tTIrr th, city on Tue.isy June l.. George Hull eyed
81 ycass ands months
ANS On W.lne.day morning Jane 3 John C. James OF
concerto, the White House, h'ouiteti uhuet
, m ~ n.red A. tie residence Of his father, tue
r.. lane. No. 2B Broadway, near ihirty SECOND
street o. o'c ocA this Afternoon
rorfysTOSE - la Brooklyn, on MONDAY June IT, 'ol'
C.ofsp T. JoirH0He.
N.,y Oreans sud Texas papers pieA,e copy
rt,,ANln brooklyn on Tuesday June T. Kate Eabe'h
.sttsr OF maei H. and Ausi.a A. Nissan. ssei years
2,rorths and - day.
rvsNspDAt P.iss's Hotel, on Monday Jane 10, Louis
I.-erl native o. ROtieut. France pr. se C.peiy -
iah K,yiurat New-lork State oilnier = fiisoheI az
IN Rur nj nmond New Orleans, and Sa.i'bnry paroe"
kANrau-Gn Monday June 10 Jacob hantiw' SshdS
Hoos rilo, aged q years months ana : days
OT1NN-ln Ills city on Tuesday juno H. ANN" U.s. sn'r'
of annie and Malachi Quin"'
lec.NrANrn Wiiamsburgh on Tuesday June L. Ellen
,h beloved wife OF Joseph Seaman III ne 'S' year
,,'r1 I, Brookyn on Tueiday June IT, Maucea FOLSOM
trr,rt son ~ u. &. and l.. VIZ.
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Ia his Official report Of the battle os Shiloa, Gen.
R,an,c,,rd compliments one Calhoun Benham tor
oligtIv "a volunteer Aid 10 the General-In-Chiei
mi. Benham was arrested with GNin OF California
~ Ncw.York on fair evidence that he wa traitor
~ a special yisi, 20 Washington, Lis brother 40 "w,
Gsor,r d. Prentice. editor OF tn L0ristWe Jo"f
rail- go, him ont Of Fort Warm OF rar'ie. calhoun
Renl,.r wa, a chief accut 10 thr ms lea of Ne"stor
J.JIg.s.k q Csl')sgSa, .lssAA.',' L..,...
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rres.fip,,ous Dispensed a 1'' 90 'D,, .,o @'''' ~
W nl,a.t,u ui.prnaary Just orsnniird mo return
ri,, tbr mouth Of bay as SHOW, above. az AZ az
.,r,irs .,rvicos y.cSinatioi ana mrn,oih~ r %
,,,licu,ly e. go penoDs by the seven ppe'"'o' %
krw.fok. - .-..,.J ~. ,hefr l,.ei nc.
49,, a. th Di.rru .Arics 1885, aud obl we're va l acc
M AZ prescriptions sautou.y dispensed Al thr 'rVSi"
g~s Lsur n average OF moe than two a. e1cL patent
Tile pe pal causes d death wcle phhist', port pa q
nrN.imeIaI
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ylnrrnony Division, No. s. =. of T.--Vhs msmbs
The Third Meeting

Of the TilF EMANCiPATlON LEACH r. VII! De he'd 10
CoortN ISSTiTl III. rT.fs (Thursdfyl EVENING, Jenc
~ a. cloct Seuatot WILSON having been detained "a
WasLneton by BIZ Congressional duties sdds,' wv o. T
'ire-~l nv Dfa OiESrES A. EBOWhsUN and oEo-'OE
3 CuEENhli - --.. ..- ,c,-,,rr p..i
D,of, omen att WILLIAM CULLEN bHf NM. l'et
den, Of - o isasue will oocupy The chsr
A..A... q S;4.s es.a t9l a2'f ,. u'l''.,
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Hlili!arn Notlres.

Malice 10 Returned yolunt seT Pfss"srrs.-,
All pr.oners belonging to any OF the sonnotf reslent.%
he Il Amy who have been exchanged o. released arc
to report themselves with dsci pys sts wthoa,
.f.v AT Fort Columbus Governors Island share they VIII
he for pay Sc AL pronsrs belong 70 sny reg
uen OF the Regular Army v rer', to the oiTf IN COM
,nsnd a, Wort Hamilton Loc Island BY orisy OF
~ Brig Cen HARVEY BROWN, Commanding 1c
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Eu.af Accident.

Lorpgutx Ky. "Wednesday lunc it' 49,;
lame. Il. Alexander of kentucky, Lieutenant ~
i rsnla, army, fell tnis morning lrom his room IN
~ MI it, Of tie I.onsyille Hotel and ""o
Ill aln,c.t instantly. Lieut.. Alexander has been
ro,, Conmi,rary a, Bardsiown' ard vas here 20
route to Washington.
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The Election e., Illinois.

CnicAoo, Tuefday, Juno l., iooE'
The minority ia favor Of tAc ne~ CciAil-'tioh 10
ilie city H. qO3. Returns from the State axe very
rocaper, aud no' enough hayo been received % 'u'
cate the result.
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Gpeual Nollcc5.
,neric.n yu.titu,e ,cchnic Associntion

American Institute PeiS tcchrnc Assocint'on
II, r.t AZ Is rorms IN tue Cooper Mon Building THIS
fThur.day) EVENING, JUnr ~, a. O'Clock. SuOltc''
Snnsr.hea.ed Steam" Admission Tres. 49, 90.
Tuo.. d. SrKrsOs. Sec. q. n JOY, Chh
HurIrony Division, No. ., :. NJ T.--Ihs msinOel'
NJ -. Ms ION sc rr1 ssted assemble the Division
room, NJ 10. Rowcr, on THURSDAY the i9th inst at "
o'clock Tor che purpose OF attending the funeral of our late
T,c,I,r = ~ r. GEORGE HULL. at he S,enton-,e BaP
t,t CharCh BY order JACOB ~ kutp WI
W. e. ACpONoUGH, u. :.
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DAes.hsi -.

WALLACE THOMPSON - I'm New-Hasrn. ON rue.lay
J,rs. a, the rcsidenc- OF the brides ,ihe by The ~
Ir Bs On William , Wallace Ol New.io.A Guy % bis
Iu'ia,fe il .h.er o. n. Thompson eco.
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IMPORTANT GENERAL ORDER.

Regulations for the Discharge Of Soldiers.
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THE PASSAGE OF THE EMANCIPATION BILL.
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T.. L. r.
PIFRCYS PATENT PILES PIPE,

PIFRCYS PATENT PILES PIPE,
Tin, Only 1s.,ument for the SAFE and PERFECT HER
-, ,rtoy of Ointment Made Of HARD RuBbEE.
:, bar RRKAx. nor CoRRODEs II Is easily tS.k2Gip %
PATIENTS THEMSELVES, causing NO PAX !" tho
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While It PREVENTS all WASTE, Il THoEo' Abf DE
rRHrrys the Ointment the DISEASED PAHt ''u' esecT
lao asPFEDY CURE. To ARMY oFbioEhS. ana 'a'ss
much in the SADDLE. the PIPE Ia INV ALOAoAE.
49,. Pr. Oryruxyr applied with has PIPy, at
oNos RsIiyyRs the Pains. allsys tho iSf AMAA-iO~'
stops tns ITCHING, and utimstely ,USts fsS Di'
Ksss NJ REACH
eois Az,ut No. % Brcxuian St. New foiS.
A., educated person, who is also 'FapsssIi IN svesy
ind rrdewurk would Ike TO sccompSip say 10 the
rtr, for the Sumner; agreeable place and igh dues
oyIy ,engAt; pensaon object Adde'S Mia Flro
EDNARO, Tribune Ohice.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE EMPLOYMENT OF SLAVES
IN TEE ARMY

AeFiRs on THE PENINSULA.
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pryIsuyENr OF TRAITORS IN MISSOURI.

ITNISNNLNI Of IN-It VI" ~ WI
So. Lorig Wednesday June 49, wv.
m, p,o,o.t.Marsiihl Generif of Mis,ouri his
i..n,J an ,,der in.ructue thc Provort- il4rhai Of
This city TO cause aI' pertsu IN 'e cry s" ec'e' %
disoyaiiy o. iymgoilg Tiia Tic Rebels 70 'ate 'he
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ron, w.' '."@e * Wines .aaa BraEilios,


s. VI. PETTENGILf, CO.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
have renewed rom their Old stand, No ls N'-a-'''
Sc. 81 PARK-ROW,
corner Brekuau fronting the ParA were tney vi" W
pleased to iheir friends and cusoer They arc Assais
FOR nearly ell the newspapers in the United States aud Britain
p .. ,bi.b ~, receiyed aud fled 70. tho benefit OF
e customers, They make for the interest Of ba'ia'''
mon ~ d, thsir ,iyerti-ing through hen.
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TEE SLAUGHTER OF UNION MEN.
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C!otrinG.

CiotrtnG,
Ihave ust completed NY eue new ,ioe Of 5pRN0 ard
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed IN Is cty 10 the usy
Of an essofient tss,r snd style 1hn .rllLRENs Snd
FuRNi5ElNG DEPARTMENT. not '.tasied. ALL viii %
wiz, Ncs 20 and . Sowssy.
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Perfect Fitting

MADE TO MEASURE AT $50 PER DOZEN
OR SIX FOR TEN DOLLARS.
- MADE OF NETWORK MILLS MUSLIN.
with fine Linen SONS and warranted good Shirt
~ sold in ~. reSil s,ores ~ 80 each.
Also THE VERY BEST SHIRTS THAT CAN Bh
MADE AT t26 PER DOZEN
LINEN SHIRTS,
TO MEASURE. $50 PER DOZEN.
sELf-MEAoUREMENT FOR SHIRTS.
f'hed directions sent free everywhere and easy /,
aef'and thst any take their Tor shirts
warrant good it, The cash be paid to the Express
psny receipt Of goods.
GENTLEME.N
FURNISHING GOODS.
or hne quality bought for cash Of the European msnu
aud absolutely sold retail ia ok at sprot
Of only TEN PER CENT.
COLLARS best fouf-ply, 81 so per Dozen
NECh-TiES at sc sc. 35c, 4oc., ,nd sc.
HALFHOSE 81 80 10 ~ % rer dozen.
GAUZE COTTON USpEESHlRT5. 6Oc. to 81
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS. warranted all linen, ct
81 80 3 -, 80 81 Is. az 80 - =. anc % dozoa-
GLovES-ALEXANDEas BEST or Kids. 81 10.
S. w. II. WARD,
FROM LONDON.
NO. 387 BROADWAY,
Betwesi white aud Nalksr-ta
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TIE RECENT RIBEL RAID.

The ladies' who visited Gen. M.Cllelan's quarters,
on Sunday last report that tie impression prevailed
then that there was some connection between Mrs.
Lees entrance into Richmond aud the Rebel raid
upon the railroad on Friday evening.
very proper return for the peculiar courtesy eX'
tended 10 her and her family by Gen. Mcclellan,
who sent her with an escort through onr lines 70
Richmond, from a point near tie scene Of a't.ck,
when she bad abundaB, means % get all neces airy
information ~ 70 .he dcfeps o. the roa!.
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J. L.. Browm's Standard Scales.

}. l.. brown, Standard Scales.
ESTABLISHED FORTY YEARS
Adapted every branch Of business where accurate scala
required We manufacture every variety Of rsrosd hay
Scales bsnG dru sists groceIs ard family scso5 Also.
patent balances, weighegs beams and spps;stus
Al or which being own city nsks are warranted La
every respect. Special attention paid orders fcT foreign
standards
Call send for illustrated catalogue containing as
&c. II BROWN,
No. 3 Brclsyst. opposite Aston Houac.
Mr.. J. d. BROWER, vino has been With this houss tho
past IL years, still remains with
The AunnnI Meeting of the Assoriation vii BE-
held IN the Council Room Of the University, on 1HUhS-
HANSON C. GIBSON Secretary.
University Of the City of Newly ork.-Ths
Annual COMM ENCENtNr o. this insulation t5scs place 81
Nibios THIS DAT, o; l0l a m.-Juue 10, 1867
Strawberry Festival, 81. Ann's Church. wilton,
Mori.ans Of 3}th-sf ard g. hnn'sav viii DO hsa
on the Church grounds THURSDAY 9.h and FRIDAY the
Ia inst few minutes walk nom sh-ay station al Aot
Haven Ssges terminus Of 3csv and Pecs slip orry az
Harlem. charming exclusion, and nos dog Gg trip %
b chan'ing ur'i spoi
The sable th-schooi and scciety Of the Rev.
Dir. GhEp.n's tbrosdnay Un9efsall-tl ChaEch SlA
lsys Grove above Yonkers north River on THURSDAY,
Juue 80. 1882
By permission Of Commodore Paulding The Band o. The
North Jsfohs VIII accompany the excursion. The Union
Glee Club have volunteered their scrvices
Dr. (hapn calls for Europe IN the steamer cithe 2'a 81
july ths vii favorable opportunity for hs fienss 20
NEE, him socially previous TO his enpsrurc for year
Til. bsrgs URlou and Ciem0re and Tie steamers faud<
biz and Dsyspring hsvo been chartered FOR tho Cocson
Boats ul leave the Delsncy.s- H. az Fulton
O'clock Tickets, 81 csnss can DO procured sstach
landing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25
The PubIic Credit

o. the 10Th. Mr.Chase, asked the pub.
lie TO subscribe for si3,OOO,OO0 of 80
nOtes.
On tie l7th the bids were opened at
WashiDgtou;!he tolsl amount of bids was
about double the sum called for, aad lh-
rate Of premium offered BY the successful
bidders was over 5 per cent. We believe
this negotiation 10 be the most successful
every made by na'ion plunged into
despsrs'e war with varying fortunes and
seemingly uncertain results" Wien the
wrctched traitor Cobb. 10 the last year of
his employment as Secretary Of the
Treasury called for loan Of ten millions
he could not getit, and Mr.. Chase him.
self when lie first assumed the manage.
ment Of the Department. could not nego.
tate a loan without strenuous exertions
By patriotic bankers. Now,v he asks
for money, the public offer him twice as
much as he wants and agr4e to take his
Treasury Notes al premium. Thus it
appears that not withslanding all that has
been said about mismanagewent and the
depreciation Of the public credit, people
h'y. son4 faith yet 10 the nations SOL
veucy and the Treasury Department.
Our foreign friends will say, Of course,
thai the loan was taken eagerly simply
because it was paid for IN the 'depreci.
a!ed currency" which tie public wanted
10 get rid Of. The best answer to this is
the simple feet that in the three cities Of
Boston New York and PhiIaIeIphia, the
bankers who advanced sl2.O00.00 on
count Of this loan could not scrape to-
geiher that amount OF "deprecisted cur
reucy," and that they bad to send to al
mos every Northern city to procure the
requisite number Of notes.
The curr'ncy may he deprecated per.
hap', but it is certainly very scarce
Harpers Weekly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25
LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY DECENlBER % 1862

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has ox'ricaied u shTIliall. Now let tla - q
wba, be can do'to retrleye biz rnl-step. il
mlss'ep the 'uller lacts shall demons'ra'e
Iil 10 be, Then, II he fails, OF will
him! .......4 .,.s,..... .....
For ihe rest, no onefwho knew Burn
side well, as ever supposed him gTrai
oteherFI. tIs appointment as Mcclellan e
successor was one Of policy, not oiJudg
menL lie belonged The same conserya
i've school wnb hcCIeI'ap' and the
trends OF Tue later could not, therefore,
ra'se me cry mat he was displaced BY an
AooPtlon,st' lie was energetic and Lhus
iar ne sad bren successful; he was .!lks Iy
: 70 oe acceptable to the Mcclellan worship
|p9'IS OF tue army; there was no danger
,nat !' Ihe army would refuse to hsDt under
nm ana II was pslleVed tbat he would
soon give tnem al opportunity to- light
on The whole he was thcngbt to be the
pest man we M"CIe'Ianizrd army,anf thr
waverl,g D.mocracywdnld permit to lie
seiec'eu' snd therefore he was appointed
W." VIC u,H' ,"ot ue's''hN'n5 v'"1 u ne
i''leo, wa hsd o.'tor men TO IAN back up
on NOW iet MIN nave f,lr triaI--n9'
700 ionpiou' Iong enough 10 De ialF--ahd,
u Deos BOT successful, no matter no"
good uenera' ne may be lie Is not the
man we want and Hooker We kn9" We
can reIy on ....
"ht 'ne next movement may be, 1t IS
100 cary ye' even TO guess. It is known
'ha' olgsI' before marching 10 burnside 8
support 'ouSh' PERMISSION 10 make a
na'R movement on FIeaeF'cEsporg' ana
'na' tla''ccK REUSED H. ferhaps, the
"no'e army may now attempt S'geI s
pan mere Is 'a'K Q, crossing we river
ABOVE az some iofd and Inc approaches TO
'he feOei position In hanE and rear are
said to De comparatively easy. There
wlII' doubtless De some delay Tor the
wear ana 'ear OF battle Is too great to
permit unle'S under the most Imperative
circumstances sn immediate resumption