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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29
4 GREABLl TO THE WISHES
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State OF Indi.Hu. County of VIC. -.
TIE STATE ~ India~~ a. ne Sheriff Of Iieo
County. Greeting;
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIR.
L I'd sivo The legal notice II an election T. he
bold ai fe asua places Il holding elections In the
different toN uships II igo county Indiana. on iie
Second Iuestaa IA Ocohcf, A. T.. iscl. far ihr .fc
ton - the following cffiaefs. o. vii
An Auditor ~ state
\ Secretary ~ state.
Treasured Of state.
Al AffurutY neral
Superintendent ~ rnuit hsirnc4isr
Reporter fsr il0 supreme Court
Ateasftstmaa 90 Pc - congrC 'aant i''.lritt
al the state
A Prosecuting Af.as..r ler the ieth Common
Pleas District ~ TIE Sialc.
Prosecuting Attorney iae Ch iuiieisl tif-
cui; Il the state
Two representative f'afn .se eounis
Commissioner rilt 81 District
4 Commits lugr fof t.e "a nsifiei
A County Treasurer
County Sheriff
County Coruuef
A County Sui .eyor
Township AZ essor for each township
Ia testimony whereof have hefenuit
set my hand and the seal of The Nieo
lsSAl. Circuit Court. e Tcrro Hauie. this
18th DAY 81 sept. ls62.
JOSEPH II. BLAME, CTk
BY virtue u the above, I samuel Conner, Sheriff
u lso county, 80 hereby notify tho quAilfls,lto-
sies nt county, 90 meet At the usual places shold-
Ing elections Ia The several townships ~ aid ouatv
On toe second DAY In October. iSC2 or the
purpose II eieciing the varlor- officers goned
above Ihi- iaih day Of September ice,
SPIT. IL. lwts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29
uSIos STATE TICKET.

UNIOS STATE TiehEf
sxcaE1ARY or STATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELI.H.
ArpfroE or STATE.
ALBERT LANCE.
TREASURE or s1sTK.
JONATHAN =. HARVEY
ArrokSEY cESxgAL.
DELANAE. WILLIAMSON.
s,fznfsrxspxsr on PUBLIC ISsrnUcrIos.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
nrronrEn srrnExE corRT.
WILLIAM s. SMITH
seventh Congregational District.
pea coscREss.
HARVEY d. SCOTT.
Toa-cowEo~ rLEss DISTRICT PnosKcrroa.
JAMES II. MOORE.
F0n CIRCUIT ArroRsKY.
PUTNAM BROwN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
L IN accordance with instructions r the Con-
non CouDcI ~ The city q Terre- Haufe. shah i'm
medis;sly proceed 90 collect the delinquent taxes Nv
On the Duplicate ia my hands. Pcrsous tnov4ne
themselves Indebted 20 the city for tAxes frr 1901
within twenty day.. I shall proceed 70 make The
sam- BY seizure and sale 4 their goors, chaftels.
lands, and ton menfs the sv directs In section 80
Of tie City Charter.
JOEL IT EEETFR
DEPUTY Treasurer Of tn Cty II Tcrre-Hsrte
Arg II. ls67 -dun
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29

TEN DOLLARS REWARD
ssrayrc fesz - uh~srfo<t. nrlrx n T.--~.
Hartf. - - Al tsr = k1xsst 80 wkif< ssrsr.
80 - 49, e. tef-s. So sFars e ras-- - -,
snan ~ - ~ csftle ks-v 49, ~ort~< su-~<
trf usre a. A. sfrrtr< - 49, e. q -
- 49, kees - r~c<.
II 1899 rs~srt ~ - r~sz = az P~rsu. 49,
~.lis exam fk<~ - ws rf krTr
50 = t~<w 60 R-><h~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
a n >r.1rs a h~rr,F s.rfr. ttef - Er<srsAzasf
1aa tskf1 isfffrs ~ 80 fstafH
q h<tknsl 1<hnsun <eressst. iate - - cceafT.
fn<lzns. a. p~-snzs lntstxsz e. SO esta.> 49,
<stea - nsks pxruHzf tuz.tfiateis. IL 80
oRsoS MORGAN.
s<pt =. is<s-x3<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29

A. Iowa orator. wishing 10 describe his
opponent as a soglless man. said-"I have
heard that some persons hold the opinion
that, just al the precise moment after one
human being dies, another j. born, and the
soul enters and animates the new born babe
Now have made particular and extensive
inquiries cOneernig ny opponent thar and
ind that. Tor seine hours before he drew
breath nobody died. Fellow-citizens, / will
leave you to draw your own inference
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29
DISSOLUTION.

THE C0-PARTNERSHIP Here
a tofare exlsfirg f-fsseen 7 xIt.rsrs L wt.i..ss
if1rn, 49, i-is day dlssolFf = - mutual con.rrf
=. FIPPkRI A WI Ifxs
Terfe-Hsaie. Apr ]. Ise3
1 LII THOSE KNOWING them.
4 n selves Indebted q r. Slppert q Damn. wi
PLEASE car e e1ce arc settle. - close ID ffs~
oolrfs. without furttsr rofics Tit~f rsrtr n ~
tru j. sufherirrf sefft, BE scref.rfs
W.. Dlir wil - i.sssd a. fisa Oh siaIr lls Va.
bah street rfrfFrT q ~ w
Auz. -. lss-lu-ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29
No Alcohol or bad Whisky

THEY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or bad Whisky!
They wul erHr the above diseases in ninssS mine
Induced b the extensive sale ana universal pop
ulsrity Of Hollands German Mttsrs, (par-ly veee-
tab.s,l hosts % ignorant ouaeks and un>erupnless
sdvenfurers. have opened upon suffering humanity
the to0d-gatfs 81 Noatrume In the shape 81 poor
whisky. vilely compounded with Injurious drugs and
ehriasened Tonnes s'7riaehis and biters.
Beware 81 the innumerahle array Of Alcoholic
preparations In picthorc bottles and big beilied
keg-. under the modest appeisron Of Biters. which
instead OF ca ing. osy sggravate disease and ifaVc
| tho disapPo nted sufferer IN despsf.
, HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
Are not new and untried article, bat have stood
the test Of nneen years trisl by the American pub
lie. and tAsir reputation sale. are not rivAlied BY
The propristors have ;hou-snds q Letters nom
! the most eminent
CLERGYMEN.
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS,
AND
CITIZENS
beneficial effects and meleal virtues - these ht,sTs
DO you want something TO Strengthen yon
Do you want a Good Appetite
10 you want 10 build up your Constitution
Do you want 70 Feel We'll :
Do you want 10 get rid Of Nervousness
Do you want Energy
Do you want Sleep Well
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Feeling
If you DO. use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
From j. NertoR, ID. Editor Of fks En-
cycIepedia Of Religious knorled9e.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
| Patent Medicines In general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects: jet know of no sui-
Client reason why man may not testfy 20 the beno
| ft be believes himself 20 have received from any
| simple prepsEstion. I'm the hope that hs may thus
contribase 20 the benefit OF others.
doQhs the more readily In regard TO uoonand's
German Bitters- prepared By DIR. q NJ Jackson, OF
this city. because prsjudic.d against them for
| many years, under the impression that they were
| chiefly am alcoholic mixture. am indebted 10 my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq. for the removal Of
this prejudice BY proper tests asd for encourage
| ment 20 try thcm, when suffering from great and
long continual debility The Of three bottles 81
thee Filters. At the beginning 81 the present year
was followed BY evident relief, aud rcsfora ton TO
aegree Of bodily sndental vigor which had felt
for sx mouths before, and had almost des3airsd q
| reganing l therefore thank God and my friend
1 for directing me to the use 4 them
j. NEWTON BROWN
4 Pun 1nttr4 A. Juns - ls67
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29

NINE out 0. every ten horsemen start in
their seat uhsnevcr horse SHES. and then
the horse i either BY whip or sour driven
% to the object. This makes horses look
az any singular object with more nervous
hes. for they .xpect ihrashlng al the same
moment. The rider should neither shy him
self. nor no:.ce :. "a hs horse. and far les
puRish him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29
vERMiN.

70 0tsfrcl-Rats. Roschcs. Ae.
70 Desfrosr-Miee. Nois.. and Ant
70 nesfroy-Bej-Rugs
~ ts-fros'-No,hs ir FoTs. cioshes. a.
~ He>frts Mosquitoes ara 49,.
- AtSros--insec;s on Plants sn1 Fowls
- .'sfre!f--lns-esscn Animals. a.
70 Dssfrel-Evcrs form snl spseiss q vaTmin.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-29

"Cossars" Raj. Roach, 81 Eynvwfnasa..
"Cosfdr'f"
"Ccsfa-'s' Bed bug Enermiaofor
"tosfar'sl
"costar's" Electric Poscder, for Inseets. a.
II 25c, boc. and si.00 Roxes BOTTLES and r1asks .
and ~ Sizes for Plantations. ships. Boat
Hcisls. etc. etc.
CATION II! T. prevent tho public ron
being imposed upon ~ hyuffoils asd H,0llv Penn.
cs0us IfaNan0ns. a new label has bcsn frerar.t
barring fDosimase Of tbs Propfciors signature =
Etamins each box, bottle. or flask carefnll, before
purchasing. and take noihiHg bn' "Costar-s"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08
The Kentucky Victory.



The Somerset correspondent Of the Cncin-
natl GAZETTr gives tho following additional
particulars of the late battle
The direct cause OF the Tenth Indiana falling
back from their first position was lacdof ammuni.
ton. Col. Manson, seeing fvo Il his oompin =
ions retiring, rode up TO them and asked them
where they were going. They replied ty hold
ing up their empty cartridge boxes. They had
shot away forty rounds. II was thou THAI tho
Col mel gave the order nr the regiment and the
section tf artillery 0 fall back.
Ihe trandest and most effective charge OF
the day was made by the Ninth Ohio. Thoy
loaded their muskets, but charged IRON tho woods
without hnng. For a moment there was a
hetce haLt-to- hand encounter then the enemy
Nod, ard II was then that tho brave {, srn,an,
poured In their fro.
The battle, un,k c the most Of the wa, grows
larger the more that ia known Of il. One hum
dTed and rinety-two dead bOdiei Of the rebel.
were buried up 10 Tuesday night, and thsy
were still found thick Ia tho woods. Il was
first sup9Cied that The force eng1god Werd about
equal, hUt u is noW known that the euouiv out
numb,rei Us two 20 ono. The r1rimon's under
Gen. Thomas command could not bring, az the
utn Ost, over six thousand men into the i'll !.
Ard ~ these, only about ore half woro actually
engaged in the combat. lne consolidated morn.
ing report Of the troops ~ NH Spring IS; FIi.
day has been found tr,tenfen had under him
AT thAt ume, and thorc, one tbugg Inl thTae hun
ana wen y-two men g'ph ard fourteen thou.
l'n' t"o hundred and siN mar it for duty. Not
lo-s than hlt'on thousand mon marched out t.
Elre G'lli'' ~ ,hey supposed, 10 three fegimentr
ol Mon troop1
II Is truo large proportion of CrittonIep's
force consisted Of the raw two month"; leyiss
recently raised ia Tennessee. And thoy were
even further useless because they had no hearts
| for fight against the Union. One of them
coming near our lines, rushed across to us, sx-
claiming " am Union man, and Immediate
| ~ commenced firing on his former, coprades!
| We understand that there are about ten thou
| sand Of such troops at Knoxville.
Another correspondent describes the field az
ter tho battle, and the condition Of tho wound
Cd, a. follows;
Only ono dead man bad been brought Ia. The
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

BOspec,ing the general feeling which ths 70.
caption Of tho news q Prince Albsrts death
excited, he remaiksi-
II anything could console Her Majesty for
the loss, which is ireparable, II would be- ths
exhibition Of the nations grief, and tho com
mon sorrow q her whole people but II is a
tribute TO her virtues and 20 the character Of
Prince Albert which Ia Of singular value, that
in the midst Of the excitement arising out Of
the difficulties between the two countries the
American press has with one voice expressed
its sympathy with the Queen in her grief, and
has announced tho event in a manner very
creditable to tho people and gratifying to us
|. touches the English heart TO hear Queen Vic
toria spoken Of ss she is by all classes in Amer.
lea, and, though tho praise may be extortsd by
the blameless life and the domestic qualities Of
the won an and the Sovereign, il is not the les'
pleasant to us TO listen to II, and to take pride
in the honor showerod on our Queen by those
who are by no means friendly to her subjects
Her misiortune and the calamity TO tho Roya
family and 10 the country have been treated
with respectful condolences in America.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

,ssinsns presented Mrs o'DCnnsu With splendid
Eola w,,ch and chain, - mark Of ,heir esteem.
~ usual public reception ., the White House IL
no, 70 take place nsrt week. The possponsmen, Is
Questioned by The private party 70 be given By MIS-
'-Eancoln on wednesday evening.
An independent company Of New Jersey cavalry
has been added 70 the Van Allen cavslry regiment.
Ths Major Of the third battalion has no, been APP
pointed. There are large number Of applicants
fuf the position.
,yohn Bredan, Of the Second regiment, Excel
uiar Brigade, was shot by q CORPORAL on the
9sth ul,, and instantly killed The killing WIS ~
pos,d an accident bu, the Colonel q the regiment
prunounced IL murder, Bredsn belonged to New
Yo~k ritv.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08
The City of WashingtOn's Mails
II Trent Question In HrRIn cd und through.
Oui Europe.


ITO "l''N 10 lhh port 'l tA' wy oh. ''I". 70
tn tr,Iu LycrIvl aud q .ecnBtpwu, 10TH, places rs
q. ,,s.,ss..,, at s,,l.,, ft,g a. ,l,,I,,
90,
100 lNo uNt oil th' g,lir-lDhdon'e r''huFo !" tn'
lI'n' ''.!t WY l'''.'htl IA NNi d" the Iona ln
I'I'l' al th' l"'" ..'7'u'' l,e L'Hd3u llhfH IN
'l"IINtuS upon VI, says - Mh'u NI th'hRs 49,
Yuan nlI' St"Hu '''p H,h. lhtle mas neeh To-.
Ih'" 'I"h'3 ~ n'''i .Nh''l-ll'l IS hll Iha
'"'eIhntni "l tue 'ultl ntAte5 II m
%" way Hh.l,Mti Doc IL, al."Nth ~ 'Nt ll.uy
H "rlhf l.e h-l'inh l1r prisoner hsd
"''h sven weeks IA us .I'tlF' No. A
any Nl', one would thiuE That iui7 d ylueut held
oN better prospect ''r tN' outage, This h'pA
however i' immediate . ,i-! /. t"e Frnml mr
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08
How the BlIr.h Nn,lou /. Taxed

At this time, when tbe nation ia imphtcrtly
waiting for tho scheme OF taxation which Con.
srrss Is preparing, the following statement Of
the public income OF Great BtitHn, showing in
detail tte various items of taxation, will prove
ct interest. Great Britain 10 the most heavily
taxed nation in the world taxation has there
been reduced toa science tho Bfitish patton
rays nearly "a mu h TO cuty on its goVorn-
mtnt in timcs " peace a. We nocd to carry on
war ard this tnx.roll presents an instructive
picture to IA, who have hitherto never 'elt the
weight OF taxation, except in such mismhnagod
LEGAL governments as that Of this city. The table
givos AN account Of the British revenue for the
year lsJ6-i Tor the present year, whom the po-
pulation ot tho United Kingdom IL %, $50 $50, tho
total income is eos, COS, sol, equal TO S3l3,Ol9,-
800. In 1860 tho income was over three hun
drcd and htv.iou million dollas. Tho income
"t tho year ending December ~, 1861, wa,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08


Nr BodW,ll Is tho chi + inspector Of this 10.
nMtmtnt. The amount Of hats received has
been 1jO, 600, ard Of GAYS, $50 900. Of tho
former. 80 coo have been issued, and Of tho lat
tor, 100. 900. Cords, tasscs and fea'hsra for
the aGo1nmeut OF the haas, are alao included in
this department, and have been, both in roc cip'
and !. sue ProportOnato 10 tho hats. Very tow
bats or caps have boon ri cted, thu work gene
rally having been done well.
rAyEEsA'ks ASD kNArsNCW1
In this department, Mr.. Montague IS the
Chief Inspector ard with tho aid Of his two As.
si4tants, inpocis carefully every ono Of tho
articles mentioned, which Is furnished the do
paftmcnt. Very many, especially OF the hayor-
sat h., ar badly made. la some, i button or
two ia mi'sirg, or badly Els ened, or the lining
Is non 6s', on other, tho straps which should
SUI port them arc iDaiellat.y fastened, or
tho buckle is missing, any ono Of t4e3o faults or
a. a dozen OthorJ Injuries an ilstaLt roIoc ion.
We have IN, atiOnod knnpGaCNs and hlyarsacks,
but there Jro q numhsr of o her ar iclas includ-
cd IN Nh, department, the receipt and Issues Of
which are about as follows in round numbers
Kuapsnrst 2lh, 600 received, l20,uO issued.
N versa. s8. ....... "2D UOl .. lh,uO1 q.
& .utcrl- .....,.,lHu OuO o. l2n,GO ..
Leaf en- 10. .,"ssh,O'O :. 10000 -.
Cont straps. 100000 ., An,OOO g..
OF axe slnga ~ 600 and Ratchet slings 2 900
hay been received these are mainly Tor ong1-
neors and s,ppers and minors, and but about
! nIp Of zach lRvo boon Issued. One lot Of J'S
pairs gf shoob and 9?S pairs OF gators, specially
Tor Hedans Nha psh0otcrg, also passed through
this department..
HAENFgs
Mr. DuToV, Inspector. There have I cen 70
Csiy,d here ( 200 sets Of for mule l02 sets
Of sinp 10 ambulance, ~ cts Of double ambu-
lance and small amount Of hor'e harness.
Al tho anhlli CO, and l97i sotts Of lpur-nule
barr S. slil remain on hand. A special order
Of 2 100 l,a'nsr, hair coward kn.1sacks f4
Bcfdan's sharp hooters was aso filed through
this department. India rubber blankets, pom.
chog and buckets are also Inspected hero but
the amount isuod and ON hand uld Mt o. a.
curaey given. Oca shipment Of 300 poEcho'
was made only day or two since.
TENTS.
The chief inspector OF the tent department is
NJ. Mnch,nt. The labor TO DO performed in
tho ilHpf Lion of tentB Is very great, but thus
far every tent issued from this depot, has been
thoroughly examined in eyory part, and il
aDything was wrong, the manufacturers made
i, night, 70 that all were perfect None have
hoen rejected, although many required reoair-
ing or alterations. The faults were Always Ia
the making, never in the material.
OF the D,AbTi tent, a small affair, capable Of
accommodating a couple OF men, and used by
picket guards, 10000 have been received and
ssued.
or the Wall toni, accommodating twelve
men, 2765 have boon received, and bat 200 TO
main On hand, -.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08
FROM Fortre-- Monroe.

Fortress Moaroe, Jas. 81, v,d Bdlinore, Feb.
4 The steamer Ericsson, from Hst,era', with the
D'Rpineuil zouaves board, arrived here this
-tFridayl afternoon. The Ericsson was NJ, able to
snoss the Hatteras bar. She len on Monday amer
= on and was driven out 10 sea by a storm. She
brings nothing later, except that the Burnside eype'
-dtion VIA about 70 move 70 ~ dostina,on.
Arrisoner Of war named Taylor, Of Cincinnati,
las arrived here by lag 81 truce from Richmond.
Ale says that Gen. Beaureg,rd has len tor Ken
,ucky, taking with him - 900 men from MmnS'A,
aud that Jei.rs,n Davis is 10 take command in per-
ssn the tr ,ops at Manassas ater his Inauguration
A President Oh the ga u February.
Tie greatest panic prevails At 'rio,h and Rich
fuoud In regard ~ the Burnside expedition.
The French Commodore having returned from
RotfIk tie Captain OF the pomone will ~ u N1r
folk ON Saturday On his way 10 Charleston.
Wien the Ericsson EFF HattcrN met The wealth
or was too rough {, land the troop, aud 'he beinI
unable ~ cross the bar ,'en. Burnside ordered he
20 return 70 Fortress uroe. Tic t,Oops were II
good health.
Most The vessels had started from the mouth d
the Inlet towards 'anoise Island which, u was IN
ders,ood, would be the frst place attacked.
Nj. TAYLOR, Of Cincinnati, who has hcen prison
er ut Richmond since the battle OF Bull Run, wa
yesterday released, and came by nag " truce c'
Norfolk. Tie says that he was accompanied ~
Subjective" e. Norfolk, who was very wltch'pl N.
to lc, him carry any rarcrs with him, from vhi'
TACT, 1t -uppo el, they must have contained s'd
4 important information.
II was understood 10 Richmond, that Gen nes'
regard would reach there N saturday, ON his va
j KeuturNy
The opinion 1t Ri,hu,oui was that the Nerrn'
was failure.
Fortress Monroe, FEB. I, ria Baltm're, III
! % -N.tionL 2,uavo Lldge Of Free MI''nf ca
bratei St. John, Day, hy briliaut festival Ia
avct Ing inside tue Fortress. bountiiu' supp'
was pat akeu, and dancing and music continued u
q very late hour.
WIN III RNNlhE ENPEnlIlNN
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

Capt. piumAn, of tho so,p James GIthrle.
Gvm Antwerp, arrived y,.trrl .v, rcp'rt ia n's
.un, experience ASA shp - A,tcr, uo,.r h'dns hal
such constant srcgc. ion ~ la'ni gales r7 ho orc
c.ou'ocl from the - INKS ,otbI' .1-t on u't Die
'''' I'.'."r @, As an illustration o. tire no.
Walter witt which tho Err.,,ir ryrrdiiior hu
lalt' cont It "' make the blow .n. vtra.t alu
hsl,.:-
Jan. III" Hcu'our r-lo, rot..gns complete.
" Hurricane from 5, s.. W g. s. W. n
canvas,
:. 3-slani'y and un'c'ucd. Wind weat.
w J. w.uN. W. Heavy squalls.
lh"yy gallo, W. 10 y W
: u.rr,,." :. tS ) w NJ ,pnyass
- I'ayy galeN y. w.
- . U,,,,,. "sd gale, y. \, ".
4. ~ -T,,ta,,. So, =. w. g. y.
"a ~ VIM .,,,,,,,d 20 cuWpns'. moran
q" H. FurirnS .,'r, 3. W. Nmth'
" la- strong gales f,rn y -
IN. a. n. N, y. some rain.
ben. ". g. h, ;. T.. Ram.
ld-Heayy gale, ". around 10 \, W.
lT-Strung galtz " tN. W. g. n.
IS Light banning wipds, ~ w. u 5. W.
10 IIrucauc, 4 W b. W. NJ canvass
20 Light, rainy and uu-eN.yd, wind q. 3. W
n L.ght ,ts, n. W. L. 5 W.
% strong gale, ~ T.. 10 e.
Strong gale, ~ y. W tnK.NE
yi-Ycry heavy guile, \. a. T. v. n y. shd T.
. 70 Terrible .alr, T.. 4. ".
2O-ilcnyy yale, W. ~ W, ahd c.oaT
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

which be Represented Ia the ssnsss q few years No.
A civil engineer he bad been ooanscted with a
large number Of works in New jersey, as well as
with the Rrie Railroad In this state. He was %
years Of age at the time Of his deceSse.
Surgeon Weller, also drowned, was resident OF
Paterson, N. j., where he was warmly loved As
man, as well as appreciated As physician. The
och was considered the pet" regiment u Ner
Ieraav
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

ustc., Fe6. ID, 1s62.-Ths bark Trinity has
bssn chartered 10 convey three hundred and sshv-
sin rink and he- ani eleven officers, rebel prison.
era, from Font Warren " Fortress Monroe and Is
sxp>cspd 70 sal tomorrow. Commodore Barron Is
a I.uded In the list. The prisoners who remain
- u.sry political.
Arhblic meeting will he held In FAneul Hal ON
"Wednesday next, 70 memorabilia Congress COR the
r-1o.se Of Col. Corooran Of the gallant New York
ooth p a in,ent. Mayor wHghtmAn will preside.
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the several branches or subdepartmsnts, and
tho amount still subject toIrequisition, and from
some facts in this connection the reader will be
enabled TO appreciate the vigilance Of the In
spectors and the amount Of efficient service they
have rendered. In this connection our reporter
would return his thanks 10 Lieut.. Col. Vintou,
Capt. Potter and the Inspectors through whose
kindness he was enabled to CLEAN tho followir &
interesting facts.
PIECK GOODS.
The department Of piece goods Including
cloths, hannels, kerseys, etc. is In the larger
building on the corner Of Greene and .Broome
streets. Mr.. s. C.. Bacon ss chief Inspector.
Every piece, each yard Of evory piece Of the
folio wing vast quantities is by him and his as.
sistants unrollod examined az d passed or reject
oil according TO its inertia Tao goods accepted
are given out by contract 20 persons in both
city and country for making up, each contractor
given bonds in double the amount Of the value
OF tho material he takes, for tho faithful nor
Torrance Of his work.
% d. 81
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lO;ll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Its, Cos, sol
10 dccoUnf II H' PaLh. Inr,gIs y hr EnNci
hirgd.W ~ G,cR R,-iidin IN re yc1r crfci
3lt n Nd,tl, iSjG.J1, crAbiTHg ne "a.
rinu, items
uucymc represented in 10 icrnl money at tho
rate ~ al ny ~
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OF The common or A tent, large enough u
hold dx men, g. 264 have bson received, and
5000 remain on hand.
OF the large Sibley tent, accommodating
twenty men IN each 1855 have been Issued,
and 5000 are yet subject TO requisitiop.
OF Hospital tents 222 have been Issued.
suRrs AHD DRAWERS.
Mr. Morton is inspector Of this department..
OF shirts, both flannel and knit, 31i, 30 have
been issued, and Of drawers, flannel and knit,
ga 1ls. There is yot remaining On hand.
Fanntl shirts. n 20 tSslCoVon FLANNEL
Kuh shirts. .......3i 36S drawers. .1OI.l2e
Knit drawers. SQdT
TENT roLEs.
The poles pins, etc, necessary to the orec-
ton Of a tent, form 4 separate department, the
Inspector Of which is Mr.. Dsrrow. His issues
have corrcsponded with the issue Of tents from
Mr.. Marchant'a department, and no reports on
hard still, subject 20 rcquisition
Common ten, p'les. ..............,. lS,9'9
Wal ..........,....'' 5,lto