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ReIsase Of Maryland state Prisoners and
lheLr Arrival ia Rallimare.


their Arrival ia Baltimore,
The release Of the State prisoners sent froa
Maryland on Thanksgiving Day at the North;
has been NOTICED. The following is the order
sent to Fort Warren directing the release of those
confined there,
Col. ]. Dimmick o. s A., Forl Warren, Boston:
The Secretary of War directs that you release
al the Maryland State Prisoners: also, any
other State prisoners that May be in your cus.
tody, and report to this Office
Signed. 4 d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutsnt General
True csFy. J. DRIMICK,
Col. 1st Artillery, Coni'dg Fort.
Fort Warren, Nov. q, 1852
The arrival Of seEse Of ihsnl in Baltimore on
the 2ash is thus described by one of the papers
Of thst city:
The announcement that several more of the
Maryland STATE prisoners, who were uncOn-
ditionally released from Fort Warren on
Wednesday evening last, would arrive in this
city on Saturday afternoon, shortly after thr
o'clock, had the e8ecFof attracting to the Presi-
dent street depot an immense and enthusiastic
assemblage Of their hieHds and admirers, Of
both sexes. The train came into the depot at
the regular hour, having on beard Hon. George
William Brown, late mayor ef Baltimore; Col
George P Kane, late chief Of police of this city,
and DIR. Charles Msgill, Of HsgerstOwn. As
soon as the distinguished gentlemen alighted
fTom the cars, they were surrounded by their
friends, eager to welcome them to the homes
from which they had so long been absent, and
loud and long shsut Of exultatoz and JOY went
up from the vast assemblage, Cheers upon
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tended te name Of ganbosz was broken at NiOksburg.
While this hrlleut succest TO sTms-oeCurTinR on
her sO-aods re1oTvi 70 2 Ntsts Mississippi only
claim share G be oTT- ct roa scl.ev menf-Louisi-
Alabsr1s, heDtue-r lcE1esr aliI iiissouri had
gallant representative tatse 90 share the danger the
conflict and De hcDors % tuEph. Nos should for
get the brilliant par played i This defense by the Con
federate steamer Arkgns a.a her heroic officers and
crew. Though oafi= lt ef tbs nv have work
ed with the energy which rfauud5i pTGe bittsc hate
could give thenl sGd BIZ returning 20 he A.ege with
larger fleets and much larts- aHd force We have not
been idle spectators o. tl-i npsr t0s the history
Of Southern triuTnphs - lie Tin Cv, hole Il yet
finished Thanks SO the energy Ci our mechanics and
the skill Of engiE-erf 1h emot II their gun boat
heet lies q shattered Hrrct .ls oot.cn the
river. Tie torpedo liss 81 .ast doue a. work nail
this success happy aGen Of cur triumph over our
enemies in the approaching struggetbet triJnpl must
be sought by patient and hard gkting From
ali the aecOun-s Of the CeE asatioe committed Wherever
their troops hsye marched oy soil. it is manfes 81
that We have nothing to lose fghtug Mississippi is
now cali 20 pul forth , Der strength to repel the
principles ana practice 81 lzed warfare The strug
gle is now for her eSiselcs STATE. Ho7 sons hays
v-on for her snviable Known ay Calratry UnsuT-
passed on many telds sn t.scte- TO her she btteTet
hatred Of The e- aus cl the Confederscy 1
appeal 10 the Il sisagUre tlluc isguo in thcir
wisdom, tsy may deem 1s8ry to enable tie Stats
TO mEinAia the reCl n0s-G94 1sang sister States,
won for her by e locd Of r heroic sons Let MS con
vince the word by car zct lus that al she patriotism
aud courage did not 60 Gus &, 1s State with the 81
nens that have hsrat0ars zone u meet he enemy on
more distant dei1s H .5iI Nqp-. true o her former
story, have az ab.lr1 curf1aJ5, that slter a few
months oi suffering end t-e TIE God who loves
justice and rewards devot-n VIII bts5 our land with
independence and peace. JOHN J. PEFTUS.
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length Mcclellan is ordered to report at Trenton that is
in the land Of nowhere Fz John Porter brought be
fore eourtmaral grave charges Griffin ID also to
be tried II is said Buels cOndzet subjected to rgO
GUS inquiry POpes letter to Halleek, making Sgel Of
small account, awakens the German generals wrath,
and he demands court of inquiry.
RumOrs have whispered that Burnside Il to be super
eeded, and implcate General Meigs. These, We may
hope, are not true. We shall make individual com
ments let us look at the general fact What Gaia
lOgue To what such troubles due In part to the
fact that when army sprung into being, like mys
terious growth in sin le night generals appointed
who wore the uniform but most Of them needed educa
ton; they had experiences in the great school Of
manders they were by equsl 70 the task OF
once handling great armies Due allowance ~ TO b.
made too much should not have been exl eeted Of
them, nor should there have been much preliminary
eulOgy.
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Our Location.

The location Of the Appeal office
Is on State street, n few doors below
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FRENCH BANKERS N RICHNOND The three
French gentlemen whose arrival hrs been tsle
grsphed, sre extensive bankers, who visit Rich
mend apol professional business with the Cor
lederste government
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RAILROADS.

ITUD2ON RIVER tAtnhOAD.--rGAfNs FOR ALBANY,
IL ltuy, th' No h'4a ~ ate Ch.rl street a.
and u A. 30. .na ) D. s.n. t5 j.. VI.
NTEw YORK, HARLEM bND ALJANY EAILrOAO.
~ F1t t4utus, O. 8, AUr tiil N.Fi.
Win r ara tl.tI'u. tutaIp % sf Non i. tt0s. = ISL
F,r Aotuy-lJ.UA NJ. E,p.a.s tt,l l..r, fgar ry.q-
ty.siAth trsf spot
y ror nil tn.ai trans firic faidf
JOtiN sGRCiiii.i. A-sistant Sue,-tr .in'"ft
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

ADJUSTMENTS.
<~~-,<NH~~>~--
NIBLos GARDEN IIT7I
~ Lessees and Manaaers.
T. L. Davenport, H. 4. Jarrett I'd W. Wheatley.
THE GRAND COMB -.,ATION
TEN NIGHTS ONLY.
Nh WILLIAM WHEATLEY,
49, MR.. +. l.. DAVENPORT,
Mx JAMES w. WALLACK
MRS JAMES W. wALLACK Jr,
MRS. JULIA b. BARROW.
Thsd night Of the
GRAND CoMBINATION
Whose recent successes achieved
in the cities II
BOSTON, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
stand upon record wholly unequaled
ANNALS OF DRAMATIC ART.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1862,
VIII be presented Sheridan Knowles standard play OF the
HUNCHBACk.
Sir Thomas Clifford d..................M Mr.. Wm Wheatey
ius MT ~ IL DN NehPoit
To conclude with the favorile Comedietta OF
PERFECTION.
Tomorrow Evening "rhe Great Bill"
JANE SHORE and BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Admission 80 cents secured Parquet Stalls, rs cents
Family Circle (entrance on Crosby street, 25 cents:
Doors open att Commence at ~.
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II. III. MACY
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK.

Will UPEN IT1Is WEEK.
FROM AUCTION.
A0OO Needle Work Collars --latest shapes), 2s.
kOCO Needle Work Collars u ltest shapes), Is. 60
hlOJ Needle Work Collars --latest shapes), S.
kl5Q Needle Work Collars (atest shapesl, Is.
Full line in French Collars Sets
Pointe Lace do. Thread Wells, Infants Robes,
Infants Waists, Needlework- Trimmings. &c.
Il. H. MACY,
M and a6 Sixth avenue below Fourteenth
CTOCKS OF GOODS wANTED-sl0ooo0 OR ANY
y Dry Goods, suitable for country trade,
wanted Tor cash and real estate communications
dential Atdress Ira Bidwel, Adrian Michigan
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A ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA Tue debut OF Miss EMILE J. BOUGHTON (on &c
count uness( 10 postponed unt Monday evening" April
THIS Is to certify that Miss Emile j. Bolghon unwe
WIN nhuanzs zen WI conhna her 10 the house for few
NEw YoRK April |, 1862
Debut Of Miss Emile j. Boughon In rrava.a Monday,
April 7.
Miss Emile J. Boughton. ....as...........vi violetta
Fenirieo hdolh. .Gemond
Between the seclnd and third Miss u. will sing
much admired song Of CHERRY RIPE. in appropriate
tune
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

THE LONDON sfLREOSCOPlC COMPANY HAVE.
published PhoLvs apbic AM Scrcoscopic views OK
the Grca, salt Lake City anu Brgham Young p,ctnre, new
far.s, Groupings Of sys aud descriptons
Albums rge Mt of Gard Photosr sraphs On
view JAS. L. WARNER. AGENT oIo BrlAdway,
Opi0s .IeuopoliaL Hotel, ~ y.
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NEWSPAPERS.

AIRS HANRINS PAPER ETIQUETTE ARTS or
WI boauy, S,s,N Games toHrlin., OltHnal story Of
F.malc kc. JuiAc other pip'rs Try IL.
Price 49, % year. Very engestainng Onee
81 Walker
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ry,IfAT "CuRIOUsr ROOK Or CITY WOMEN, OR IN
/ tr s,u,I Female Cpall cr. in New York. Cheap di.
ton 25 lages 2r.r Prce ,. cnts, or a isd ir - ~
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

r oAN.-s!oo-wANTED, THIS SUN FOR SIX
IL months by Episcopal clergyman. who has los. large
amount money property hr ugh unfores circun
Valuable personal effects deposited collateral
$40 giyen Most satisfactory references and
full particulars Address Glorious, 40 Herald Office
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~Sssa- --- --<-
NOTICE
IN Proposals from dealers and miers invited I'll the
10th OF April 1867 for furnishing Flour TO the SubDepsrt
men OF the same Kind which has been received oy the
samples OF this Hour can be seen at the Capitol Bakery In
this city. - -
however, person desire to furnish less quantity he
will state the precise number of barrels in his bid
The will be required to furnish at the rate Of 500
barrels daily unit the contract Is hlled
No Hour will received which does not come to the
standard the inspection made just before the purchase
delivered the railroad depot In Washing
ton any Of the warehouses in Georgetown, ID. G.
Government reserves the right TO reject any bid Tor any
to be made in Treasury notes. the bids TO be
directed to Major A. BECkWITH, Q. s. u g. A., washing
on d. q.
CEAIED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE 18TH
- day Of April, 1862 at IL cock NJ, for supplying the
United subsistence Department. with 6oOJ head Of
The cattle 10 be delivered at Washington City, and each
animal TO 800 pounds gross weight no animal ad
mtted which weighs less than lODv pounds gross
be delivered a such umes and In such
titles = the government may require.
required under this contract after the
contract is closed Heifers and bulls not wanted.
bond with good and satisfactory security will be
reserves to itself the right to pay in Treasury
No bid will entertained when put in by who
have previously failed to comply with their contracts
the tGdr hot present to respond to HIS bid and all
bids TO be " conpaned by two guarantees.
of should be stated In fun, with tho
else address OF all the members OF the hrn.
Bids TO be directed to Major A. Beckwith @. 3 U. A.,
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, OF the county Oi -----, aud State or -,
hereby guarantee that Is able 10 flfl contract In
cordane Of lis proposition and that should
his pruI oson be accepted he viii at once into
awarded prepared u bee bis secutites This
guarantee must be appended 10 eacn ID
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FINANCIAL.

CHEMICAL BANK, NEW YORK, MARCH q. 1861
~ Fcrtyirst dv!dend-rhe President aud Directors Of
this day declared quarterly dividend Of six
per cent payable stockholders and after Tuesday
is day Of April next. BY order Of the Hoa.d..
q. G.. WILLIAMS, Cashier
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TaE REBEI.LION.


LHOURTu REGIMENT,
EA,iiE BRIGADE,
Under the coDi,naDd u -. ..,r,..,,
Now stationed at fvrt lortei, Busap
lantcd oy Col do u Fk now
numbering hundred res, VIII oe iehy "i tne nsf
within three weeks .
There are few tor line officers. Captains
iieutenan having Obtains
positIons speedy runiovdi SAo eat ot
repfme already in the aeid.
Application be made
Lieut. Coz NOLAN,
4xJ brDadsay.
few good Drummers wanted. lI
CUTLERsHIp OF A FIRST CLASS REG iNENT ON
- the Potomac for sale. Address Enaerisse ilefaa o.ee
Il LUILEr-PROoF VEST
Extract from the reI Iort the Mar Dcps tritnti
"Colt army ami navy pslo then bred ~ dsncen
of and fifteen pases when the jacket wa truck a
almost discharge, anu, uons' cvnsdciavy h4uh"u
not periOratcd.n
NJ G. MEIGs q. VI. Gen'l
ANDREW PDRTsR r. B. o., Provost Narsha
GEORGE STONEMAN. " o., Chiei vl cavalry.
4. \. SIBLEl, u. u NJ Gsn'i.
o. 4, kINSSBURY, Onsf oi Ori
Sent 10 any address ! on receipt or ior fn
va,s Vs., ef for Oalc.r, So cnargcs ln. Aldresr
'"'' '" W ~ ssrs Ei.IIOIT
2g2 Broadwi y, New York,
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T,OR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY LONG TAILED HORSES,
Il l51 hands high sound and kud trot in 3ls Also'
one light Wagon and Harness. Can be Tor three
days York Safes Stable OF Forty third
street md
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

ORIGINAL
OLD FOLKS
BY special reques. VIII their Concert IN the lecture
Church Of the Redemption Fourteenth street,
opposite Academy of Music Thursday evening, Apll
s. lsG2 Admission 2sc: children loo. Doors open ~ Z.
Concert at O'Clock
uNHE REFORM (LATE BUGLE), 100 GRAND STREET.
first Free and Easy every Thursday and urday
evening Chair by Mr. H. King faced by b. Benjamin To
shtS Xes Wine Liquors and segars Of the best quality
N.B.-A good drv Ssittle ground.
BURLINsON CLEAvER Proprietora
DOwERY THEATRE TO LET-wrTH SCENERY
ID Wardrobe and Properties Immediate possession given
Apply JOHN s. GILES, Receiver 81 Elizabeth street.
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THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING AND PACING
~ The purses and stakes fer this Course Will close Fri
day evening April Lafayette HAIL For particulars
Wilkes Spirit Of the Times
SHAW WHITE, Proprie.ors.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A NY PERSON WISHING TO HAVE GOOD STEADY
"A family Horse well in the country be
accommodated without charge few weeks by applying
to j. ii. PRATT Sc Chambers street
LIGHT TROTTING WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP-IT
~ is in perfect order. has short tlme weighs
pounds; will carry ordinary $l75; cash
price, $780, Apply Immediately to Mr.. TUCKER, No. SJohn
street, up stairs.
A VERY HANDSOME DOUBLE SEATED ROCKAwAY
"A Carriage for sae has extension with shafts and
poe $3.50 ear will be sold el60 Inquire
the private stable door east OF Third in Thirty
street.
BOARD YOUR HORSES AT THE NEW YORK TAT
ID tesas Sixth and Thirty ninth street. being
Of the arranged comodous and best conducted
stables in the city having exercising rn free TO all board
Carriages calls the road Regular auction
sales every Tuesday clock Of Horses Carriages Har
ness, &C. WIN. Writers. Auctioneer.
HENRY PALMER, Salesman.
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III ENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-BEACT1FUL OIL
IL PanLings-HENRi n. IEEDS 4 Co. will sell 1T auc-
ton thursday, April s. at IL clock in the gallery
the salesroom Is Nassau splendid collection
first class Pictures in frames, selected by gentle
exclusively for his TASTE comprising works Of the
modern among
A. Dur.nd, E. Leutle, Geo II. Baker Ja NJ Hart, IN.
Paul Webb rhos. Cole, Geo H. Boughtoa, Louis Lang
VIM. Snayer Sr, j. d. Bondci, j. A. Oesel A. r. Bellows,
Thos. R%nney A. D. Shitrtk mos Doughty, Coward and
Jabden. Paris; shul.4, of Dresden Nahl Wenderoh,
and ny Others. This vi be- lound examinacion
any collection offered by for many years.
They be in me gboye gallery IRON Thursday. 2Ih
until the day OF sale.
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,nn RnnNrY-sa Tn rIIE RFCRItIr MnEN Mus.

G100 BouNtn-9S ro m 'i'n rrVNoir WhhN hn NUS
Fth regiment tEsc l.ior brsafy' : u Nolun.
teers " DO ned 'aeu ipr j.. 'r will be
paid. Also twenty Young neH Tor ,V tssioned Of
icers pay from SlI " So uont. Duth,ns aud snn-
si.tcnce found Ley ,tIs iuquire al Of
ice Staten / tnd trtI!. 1850 Nhnehall stle.;
". u. SlCkLES, Captain.
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SOUND rEEr For SOLDIERS.

Major Winthrops advice 20 volunteers on
the subject Of proper care of the feet, ought
TO be pondered and remembered by new re-
crnits 1t will be found in his article on the
New York Seventh regiment, published in
the atlantic Monthly for June, 1861 which
we publish below
And let me say word to my fellow-vol-
unteers' actual and prospective, in all the ar
mics of all the States.
A soldier needs, besides his soldierly drill,
l. Good feet
2. A good stomach.
3. And after these, comes the good head
and the good heart
But good feet distinctly the FIRST thing ;
without them you cannot get to your duty.
II a comrade, or horse, or a locomotive
takes you on its b ok to the field, you are
useless there. And when the field is lost
you cannot retire, run ava and save your
bocon.
Good shoes and plenty Of walking make
good feet. A man who pretends to belong
TO an infantry company ought always to keep
himself IN training, so that at any moment he
can march twenty or thirty miles without
pang or raising a blister. Was this the
case with even defamation of the army who
rushed to defend Washington Were YOU so
trained, my comrades Of the Seventh
A captain of a company, who will let bis
men march with such shoes as / have seen
on the feet of some poor fellows in this war.
ought to be garroted with shoestrings. or at
least compelled to play Pope and wash the
feet Of the whole army Of the Apostles Of
Liberty.
1t you find foot-sodier lying beat out by
the roadside, desperate as a sea-siek man,
's 10 one bis heels are to high, or his shoe
80 too narrow or too thin. or his shoe is
q made straight on the inside, SO that the
.ree. toe can spread into its place as he treads
m an old walker over Alps across the
Ff.er, and over Cordilleras, Ser.as, Deserts,
ID praires at home have done my near
.iv5 miles day without discomiort-and,
king from large experience. and with pain
u reco!lections OF the suffering and death |
Aa'e known for want Of good feet on the
march, ! say ioaevery volunteer:
Tfa.i va God tak~p goar FEET cqsy -
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The President and Horace Greeley.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHGNGroN, Aug. %, 1862.

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINoroN, Aug. %, 1862. I
HIM. Horace Gre leg:
Dear Sir--l have just read yours Of the
10Th, addressed to myself through the New
York Tribune. If there be in it any state
ment or assumptions Of facts which may
know to be erroneous, do now and here
coutrovert them. II there be in il any infer
cncos which may believe to be falsely drawn
| do not now and here argue against them
II there be perceptble in it an impatient and
dictaturial tone, wave 1t in Difference to an
old friend whose heart | have always suppos-
ed to be right. As to the policy "seem to
be pursuing as you say, have not merit to
leave any one in doubt. | would save the
Union, and ! would save it in the shortest
way, under the Constitution. The sooner
the national authority can be restored the
nearer the Union will be 10 the Union as it
was. II there be those who would not save
the Union unless they could at the same time
save slavery, do not agreed with them. II
there be those who would not save the Union
unless they could at the same time destroy
slavery, would not agree with them.
My paramount object in this struggle is to
save the Union, and is not ether to save or
destroy slavery. If | could save the Union
without freeing any slaves, | would do it, and
II could save it 10y freeing all slaves, would
do it, and if could save it by freeing some
and leaving others alone, | would also do that.
What do about slavery and the colored race
do because believe it will help to save this
Union, and what ! iorbcar forbear because |
do not believe it would help to save the Union.
snail do less whenever shall believe what
am doing hurts the cause, and ! shall do
more whenever shall believe doing more
will help the cause. shall try to correct
errors when shown to be errors, and shall
adopt new views so fast as they shall appear
to be true views.
have here stated my purpose according to
my view Of official ty and intend no mod
ihcation of my often expressed personal wish
that all men everywhere could be free
Yours, &c. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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~ ~ 4. ll ~ a.,
y" "V shouauuleo feOel congress
returned to Richmond, on Monday Aup IL
for ito second sas.;o, Tko p;k ~,
Putch demands that It's action be prompt and
equal to the eXipencies of the times nroros
- IN f'Vt''
ing Vhe lohoWlhg measures whereby they
hope to increase their available force sufici-
ent IN conc ., NTH .h., o.ttal g. l. A.
" ~ N''" W. oy MI lam
coih
The first and mast i,,,,,,,,, ,,.x. ., L. ,...,-,.
connected with Inc conseription That a, ~ -
tmuerfect and demands u,,cIi,to r.yis,, H. ~ .'
KEGS have already called r ~ an ,d5t,,, 80 enn ogo -
10 the forces they already have in Tho ANA v
for resortinu 10 drafr went iptn nneration ON
There can Be no doubt that he n,e, rim be- -
uerg short notice and that unless Coppsss st =, 49,
and with the utmost energy we shan be &c. -, - AZ.
advantage We trust i'm Heaven that The "on,io ?" ' 81
last year may not be thrown away up6n that bny ,J
that il will take such measures "a ~ render s ,
renee Of such disaster as we thpn exneri,,,oI - H.
possibility for the future To do an thry ,nu.t mn i,
the field force as large as that of thp enemy , bi
be done by calling out all the conscrints bct,,
the ages Of thiriy-hve and f1rtv-fye and bv cxted
the list To sixteen ON .he one hand and frty M a.
other aud that too without any very ,reat
10 the agricultural interest Of the eSuutr Nc tbiL ~
quite evident Youths from sixteen In ci,btecn a i
general fully as ahlc to carry nuskct AZ tcy evcr he
come afterwards II u ere should be- esperial sos -, t,
such ability dues not exist there shonld be- suc,i o.,
omptions 10 suit them The general law wouid moi bc
affected by such ouch cxruiptions For tho ms, a. ,,
fifty years old u.s. in general as strong thopgb ma, ~
haps as active as man at any other ape NH ,ta,e,
though he NAV not be able to double nuick Vim, ,
er men vet there are many duties ,sbcb he -, 40 - -
lust as well B.ttaons OF men of Inn ,,,e MN, t
placed in all the gartsons thereby releasing toungs5
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4. d. TOWNSEND,
Asst AJUtGHt General

The new postage stamps for currency, which
commenced to be issued on Wednesday, an,
sent out in sheets of twenty for the fves an,
tens aud slSteons Tor the twenty -ives ant
fifty perforated, like postage stamps. so as t,
be easily separable. All arc formed of fy,
and ten cent stamps, the five and tens each
consisting ola single stamp with large circl
on each side containing the Roman numeral,
Y or in geometrical lathework. The twenty
fiyes and dltys and made by overlapping fy,
or ten cent stamps. The ground work nf tn,
lives and twenty-tives is yellow, to prevent
photogfaphing, which would be easy with tn,
brown stamp alone. The green of the tens
and httys is not readily susceptible of pho
tographing. OF the daily issue. 20 900 bill,
will be hyes, 20 900 tens, 30 600 twenty-Gves.
and $4,000 fftys Mr.. Cisco will at once
forward them to Washington, whence they
will be distributed among tho assistant treas
urers, under regulations as the treasury de-
partment may prescribe. They will be get
ting into circulation probably before the end
of another week.
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Vow or VENGEANCE Col. Daniel Nc
Cook, when he read the dispatch announcing
MS brothers murder, an eye witness says
even in the agony Of bereavment, his thoughts
could not be restrained from the idea Of
wreaSing terrible vengeance on the coward
ly assassns who could murder his brother
while alone and PROSTATE in sickness and
through his grinding teeth came the stern
resolve, ''lll never take another rebel prison.
er as long as God gives me breath"