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The New York herald., 1862-01-16
Date Of


PRoMPTSEss OF AUTHoRTTIEs-A WORD FOR rHY CNIoU
pEfENcE COMMITTEE.
Is mentioned as highly creditable 10 the promptness
Of the military and TO the efforts Of the State local
authorities, including tho Union Defence Committee Of
the city Of New York. that in less than three months
thousand six hundred and eighty were
rolled organized, equipped and turned the GO
vernment Although at first supplied with arms Of
inferior quality the regiments subsequently, sup
piled with those o. an improved pattern.
The following Is list OF the regiments sent forward up
20 the 3oth day Of July, in addition TO the eleven regi.
ments of militia previously mentioned
Ddkof
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

According the last annual report the organized mill
tia in 1850 comprised eight divisions, twenty five br
gades, sixty three regiments; In NE aggregate, 191so
officers and For 1891 the organized portion OF the
militia comprises divisions, Is brigades, fifty eight
regiments the aggregate, 1898 officers and men, cas
sined a. follows
No Of No. of Omoes
Arm Of Serrtee. Compdnsa. and Men
The New York herald., 1862-01-16

There have been organized during the present year
seventy companies, as follows
81 Of the infantry arm.
10 OF the rifle arm, and
10 OF the artil cry arm.
The quota arms due the State from the general gov
ernment for the year 1891 was drawn as follows.-
100 rifle muskets 5S Cal. with accoutrsment
200 rifles, with sword bayonets
80 cavalry sabres
80 carbne cartridge boxes.
30 cap pouches.
The sun., 1862-06-25

. murder. assasina,ion, piracy, forgery, counter
i"'ins Larceny, &C., and kcLHppine, the last dofn-
ing III" same g. b" the taking and carrying away of
free Iefson w force Or deception. The provlsiohs
oi The treaty are not applied IN any manner to any
crime OF offence Of purely political character, nor
shall 4, embrace the return Of fugitive slaves.
The Secretary u War today ordered that oil ap-
iicstonr Tor passes or permits Tor persons pro-
perty within the lines q the United States forces
rhall hereafter be made g. Brgsdier-teneral Wadr-
worth Military Governor of the District Of Colum-
Lis and he subjected 10 such terms aud conditions
M he may rresvrihc
Tie Navy Department has received dispatches
stating that on the uyt u tho ih inst. tic schoon-
r RovenS, formerly tho Gariba!di, 20 tons burhcn,
huiff n'site New Orleans, ran iuto s,Cno river,
and anchored near the entrance, not knowing II u
Il" Ia our POSSESSION. She was thereof token prs-
on,r. Size waa last from Nassau, aud Ind cargo
Of lesf ard shoes.
Tie nornlnatlou # Gen. Shields ss Major General
w'o rejected by the Senate yesterday, w,tlopt II
division. Hr remains hos, ever, senior IL i.ali,r
General IN his corps. and ofc,Grso retains lis pre-
sft command.
t,Tn. GRttt{, eonsul-Gen"ral for Canada,
NJ ,sgss .!,be rtss an'i-.syery friends - ae-
81" 'cill ,noveJ n. ,th of his " iia and would
-%i"RSsd "aSyl . J,ich he can rc,!io a,
nelu-- 'r9'' Il are pressing uron the
Senate tie rsa.ssrJn 5f'cf TIE r,.,nt trca,y Win
Mexico granting pecunio'y aid to that Gogcrn-
NO Rlowlus or,,er hiss lu., been i,p.cd from
,,fHo. bspArtuaLt-" rLe syl.,sry is Of opinion
nae tnsse, to prasout aud pua'TlONEtRt'e pant
OF taf Eieers entrusted wiz ., Aak %4utrects on
the part ci Tie gove-n6nti' ILnv," "!tAc -, 1899,
apples "gJ 10 such cJntre'i is a., .ad,r TIC laws
and regulations IN force st,ne tiic Of in possagc,
were required h. ho ia WIitTS The Csccutl1n OF
the act in any other sense IL utterly imprao'ic,Lle,
aud an attempt otherwise g. enforce It would every
whore iu-ta.ty hrres, sac operations Of our iorccg.
II IL therefore ordered that all contracts hch by
me prescnt regulation are prescribei to he made
Ia writing shall be made In guintuI licate, Of which
four shall be dispos Of faccording to such resula-
tons md one shall be sent by the officer making
and nj -uing tio same 10 the RetIri Once OF the
Department of tho Interior, within thirty lays
after the contract ~ made together with all pro-
posals md a copy ~ any advertisement puhlished
10y him touching the same, attached aud verified In
the manner required ~ the act above specfed."
The sun., 1862-06-25

| Tahd ty The Cong,liution iTc sa,d II was lis
deliberate and solemn conviction Tint either Aboi.
toni.h or Constitutional liberty must for ever de-
Ine neINihlc"n party, IN an aggressive spirit. noi
Inihaeu man Tor the Presidency who declared
shat "a house divided against itsef cannot stand" Z"
and the war clouds Immediately began to threaten.
The Vice Pre'!'cnt here laid before the senate q
message from the Prcgdsnt, returning tho bill nu-
horzing tho Issue Of small notes Ia the District Of
Coinmhin, without his signature, snd stating his OBJ
joctons g. the bill.
rnEsinESrIAL vrro.
To The Senate of he Tniisd States;
The bill which has pGssod the House of Rspre-
senta,lves and Senate, oni.toi IAN sc, 10 repeal
that part ol M act Congres, which prohibits the
circulation oi bank notes Of less denomination
than fave dollars IN IL. District of Columbia " L,.
received my attentive consideration, md now re.
turn II 10 the senate, In which II originated
tn" hl PROPOSE g repeal tho existing ecisla-
ZION Iroh biting t'r circulation Of bank notes ofs
l'ss denomination han five dollars within the Dis
irci Of tolhmhin without permitting the issues oi
such bills hy Banks not legally authorized a. i-sio
tlein ~ my Iidrmen' ! viii ho i'tui imprnot-
cable in the resent condition of tc currency g.
makt such discrimination. The ,hka lhNe rom
rrnlly Suspended sr,ce payments, nuI l,.,al
sanction giv' 'o the circulation OF tie rrrdecin-
able notes oi nc class o thcIn will aim st certain.
ly he So extended in rrnccal opcrntiuns as 10 IN.
Wnnutloriled.
Ifths view be correct, Ito currency Of tie Dis.
trct, 'lonld his act b'cono a Law would Ger, My
md rgntly d,tarioratl 20 the ,us ury a. Lur-
est 'rnde and homes, lstor
Second.--Ihis iii rccIng to conteIni plate no end,
which cannot Otherwise lie more certainly and be-
uthcirly attained. During the eyiating war, il is
peculiarly O." duty Of tia Nstons Gpyeriiuont 10
.ronc t. the people sound circulating medium.
Taisduty has lcnu, unier existing circsmstan cs,
.atsts rtprily performed IN part at least, by author
iinr the issue ui United states ties receivable or
oil government dues, except customs, and made
legal tender f'r al debts, I iblic anil private, cs-
cept Interest on the rrbic debt. The olJeat of this
Ill sunmlttod 10 M, nsmcy-thst Of providing
snial note CURRENCY during the present fus eu sion,
can he ill,y accoml l.sed by authoris.ng IL, issue,
~ part u the cmssi II the United States notes
neces ary 10y the circumstances Of the country, -
notes oi similar character, but Of donoiaa-
ton than FIVE dollars. Such al issue would an.
rwer all the beneficial purposes Of the bill would
save a considerable amount 10 the Treasury, would
greatly facilitate payment ~ soldiers and othor cro-
ditlrs Of pn.s sums and would furnish to the prl.
Pie currency AZ safe ns their own guycrninont
En'cltaiiing these objections g. the bill feel N.Y.
self constrained 10 withhold from II my approval,
and retlrn u tr tie further confederation and ac.
tion OF Congress.
ABRAHAM Lr'5pLs.
june 23rd, 1902
Ahcr sont further discussion Of the C0nGscat.on
lill, the Senate adjourned
The sun., 1862-06-25

Then followed . s'rnc which bcggnrs doqrirtion.
The deckr were crowded with nearly 900 Jnou. and
IN the lot scadng steam VAS thrown with tre'ncn-
dous force between the 1ccAs terrible cry Of agony
arose which my informant says, will ring in his ears
10 all eternity. Ont Of $50 men twenty-five all
that escaped injury. Esery officer hut one was
-rs!dei or killed outright lie was tho upper
deck, and out Of reach Of the steam He was fret
master e. pownn,, Of Peoria. Capt. Kitty was in
the piot-house. and was badly scsltd about tho
face, hands aud feet. but is expected g. recover
Several jumped overheard. anil tic yawls Of tho
other eunhostS quickly went 20 their ASH stance At
this uncture Col Fry, The inhuman dew. iucarua,o
commanding tie rebel Qualifications, or1crci his
sharpshOoters To- pick Oft the POOR sailors rmlu,.
in the wat r, and for some time kept hrH. at tAcm
with his large guns. A shot pa sol through the
Conestoss's launch, Int fortunately Killed no one.
Many Of our men we're killed Ia tAo water, and sew
era drowned.
by this smo nrin. Lad ceased, ard tho Lexington
towel tho distl ed NJ Uul City into tlc loul.
The tug came o. tAc transports f'r surgeons aud
assistance for the scadcd. The bGdcr,is were AL
stripped, the skin coming ~ IN ln se lnk'5 wi
their clothing, Hii a.. turned T. render tie ass.
nncc a. iinpcrHt v,'y demanded. one of tie ini,
Nho was dyiup ou to gan deck Is s1mc moai
caught hold Of tho rope ~ which e., ca, on the gun
exploded, and IN tie extremity - Ls agony dis
charged te ar na i"" gun, aver! .arse ouo, AMI
the shot passed trIu 90 TIE on zinc ~ the W Ma
tona forward Of the Nuc.i. cutilu . steam pooi
the larooarI ens'Ie hd severely sgs.i.ug the on.i-
ncer.
The steamer Missulman was ordered t. take the
wounded u Memphis Under cunyoy Of ITO Cones.
t1ga About sundoWu al the WING were taken
aboard, and the steamer started on the I-.h about
daylight, The steamer reached the mouth ~ White
River during the night. At twelve u'rlock, NJ. on
tie l~th, tuN steamers stopped Hhuse | .Dd4 NJ.
- aui g., Hni hureH their dead, tweutv-onn from
a" MuulWau, md Sur from the, nest 20. They
"crf hirei IN Huglc grave or square well. with
ru iu'rlt Mt tho lond of ca,h rounded Lillock
d'u'tug the name and rank Of le dccci1ol. Their
bodies can Do easily recovered n ieHlfol
The sun., 1862-06-25

Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on WAYS
md Means, reported bill appropriatiug ~ t00O, 900
for tho payment of the Dountics T. yuluAteorn uu-
der the Act ofJuly last. Passed
The bill authorizing an additional sre - oro
hundred and my millions II United states Ireasu-
~ notes was then considered.
hr. Morrill, tVt! Intellectually sought 10 add a
proyso TINT no new notes should be issuoi under
this act when tie bonds Of tie United States csn be
sold at no less than par.
The VII was the passed Wy yeas TG, nays 40.
MITE The h'li H. actly the same as introduced
~ Mr.. stevens and Itliahpd IN the latter part of
lHst weck' with the exception Of the amendment
mad" yesteriayl
Tie Senat'a amendments t. the Pacific Railroad
III were cnucurr,d IA, lUi against 81.
Tie House coucurroI IN the senate 4 amendments
to the House bil, prohibiting poIyglmy in thr Ter
rtprte Of The utod sustes, and d.sapprnvlng aud
annulihS the laws of Utah on that subject. Tho
oiir!'' m punisnal e with tine Of not exceeding
tbJ,i and In prii ipuinent iur hye years Adjourned
The sun., 1862-06-25

AVGry JHs 2i.--SoycrI bankers holding
New YORK state seven ltr cent Comptrol.er's loan
Of siGJhuO0, maturing ga the 1t Il july, having
addressed letter u Comptroller Elbhinson,
asking that tho sa!i loan may DO paid in specc,
not currency. The comptroller replies shown <
the justice and propr. y Of paying ,m!d loan ni
currency. lie ssys, since no suspension of srccie
pAymentf' and Iom Tic LIT day Of January list T.
Ito hrs' Of July next N Inclusive, the e,ate \, IN
have pad the principal, and ,rtereat Of /,
funded dclt, $4,000 in coin or IT. equivalent
IhiH IL sIi.c.tt evidence of tie de6re and deter.
mln''i"n o' those charged With the rnnuar rncut n
its financial affairs 10 irossrve it's llh credit nm
honur nNtar!i1htd B.N they are u upinlon at
tey Nefc.So a larso hberaiity when they mike
bank which refuse t. redeem their oan no,cn in
gUetie. - " -
The sun., 1862-06-25
Congressional Proceedings.
%NIIIi, 0NGRESs---Senate.
E!r' Session.

Wohi.sta, Ju, 1.-The confscation bill
was tsEru rp.
M. Saunnury inc'J }, sail hiitory would hand
down 10 the iutare with ration and oHniemna-
non man acts oi tie pita,.t PIG. Arbitrary and
despotic powers are how not satisfied with taluu
ing N every constitutional right Of our Citiz'us,
hut has dared pr"fanely enter The temple Of just e.
thus nyade- the temple ~ i1stiao proves himself a
tyral capable OF any assault On the ID, rites of tic
people nier tbs rfrteuse 81 supPrc ssing cause
less frhc'hon ~, executive departments Of
engaged Ia u - - / Violations ol the niudyn.,-
tal law. Wnos sre they who are thus numbering !yil
hteTtyt Tho su Tho, ~ the pr.tcrqc of ph,apthro-
py' hhyinS plum. i TIE coIrhy into AL the horr,rs
oi clvil war, no" ov'd.nc. their sincerity H. shot
w loyalty" while engaged in desr.,.yiny m,
liberties q the people, and even 60 80 hr a. g. dr
70 iinpeseh the loyalty OF those Insy. who dare 70
The sun., 1862-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW Yui.K ASp the yIyySIrY.

CoMMENCEMrSr or TWELFTH SrRrE.
s'uoot. The EXERCISES yesterday at this v'cli
known school, were couT'qutut On tho graduation
~ the upper room o the building, which was taste
fully fstooncd for TIE oocaslun, with eycrgroer-
and fpw,rs Nr Edward Robinson. Jr., soinl
Cnnni'sioncr of the Fifteenth wuId, pros. IA
aud mony prominent citlcns were present, The
programme vns varied auI unusually riorogt .ng
Composition s. sis r'cc,ap. Hal .nd H.ss Ann,
H. SIGitl, cyurcd rf''h talent AT ,y,c'!cut en-.
tnrc, o, y . inrt - ,l"'c v,iny ladies' vli'o the
solo hH' Epua L. ~. Ei'sou, yag beautifully
slng " r. past, prr'cnt md future ~ tho cl,r.
oi 'G-," az Iorf~,yc by their lu,,, tM44 Mary
X Bishop! their his, ri,n, iIiqq Lct,le = Hail.
tAcir orator, iEmm, l.. TlouIeuH,J nd their
prophet tMlss Mar l.. IiawLhs,y eylucel some
fac Intellectual culture. Tic poem was read by
Misf Fanny KYmLall aud certainly contained como
Nao Imagery and much pottc beauty
"A Lite Leavon" was \ hre composition Ivy NJ az
Lizzie MoCrcody, as wsB tho Y.',d.,tory by Ma-
Mary X. Bishop. igc paly delivered an ad.
dress u tie lts lustn- Glass, iu which 10 gave
some exoellent advice as % tho future. This wa.
followed by duet hy a-ic1 Emma l.. Th.up.
son and Lizzie W. ftch. Tie C.ty sup.rinton.
dent then delivered "a bIi,f address ia which lie
congratulated tho c'esa and tho PRINCIPAL, Miss
Wadlegh. The c.ass had zen examined most
rlaldly by him and ~ K.ilo, rul laG s..ain, at
their oEn request, a.. ~ tv, dlys' eya.!D.,on at
o hours per day. On. lof ,f uria bad lra.H,I
for hT.i grade teacher, an IL. remainder wcre
equally capable. Tuoy wore pcriec, b. Ea..Ish
grammar, In geography, astronomy, ar.ihmst'c
algebra, trigonome'ry, mcn'ol plo-,ghy, Latin
and French, indeed nothing at L,ou neglected
He concluded by invoking Gods ~ ,sins t.
T'st on them. Mr.. Roluaal then If,,ent,I the
diplomas to tho gradu,tln. ..,.s. ls follows;
Selma 4. Bonncau, Mary n ariman, Mary v
IiicA, Ella Grhlf m, Marietta 4. dld,ielccyr Irn.
,.n'rs . G,yerl May !. uswLlnS fi,anI, M
ts% iiareiia ?l < %oasiia,. " nliiAp o.'s.'S@ "'"
Anna saith, helen Stevens, k~elia sere, Emma l.,
Il.mJ~on, Mary u. White, Lizzio hcCIt0f,, Ad..
laide e. Ennis EMILY Harison'
Tho class then sum. u parting song, COMPOSED lv
Ms Mary L. Bi,hol, "rAo BATTLE IiyI.a Il Tie
lsINblio,- h. me tune Of "John !. oSn's song,"
closed the o>o'ciles, and tho fionds Of Ito puU.
proceeded A. tie basement where ice creams and
other refreshments woro served by tho class which
hadJust trulustod.
A COLLECTION at DR., Raphal's Synagogue,
IN Greene street. recently. taken for wounded sol.
diers, realized two hundred dollars.
LAST EVENING the French Socialists, Repub-
licsns, with thor friends Of other nationates met
at the Steuhen House, ta commem emorate the ami
vsrssry Of the 2ash June, lsas and srganized their
meeting by the choice Of Mr.. Rohl, President, and
Mr. Depucby, Secretary Nj. R'hl, in u few re.
marks, .. taking the chair. cal..I their st.euiion
The sun., 1862-06-25
From NlcuIphis.

Io ,iihi' Jme %. ria Cdiro. Jise 23.--Ovor
M chants have taken the oath of aiic. ance.
=. Preaching the gospel of treason has bc.u stopped
G. ty Gen wallace. Tho Rector Of tie Episcopal
:. CHurch, wlo o'rol prayers for tie utH,rii g ne
Toieracy, last Sunday, has been ,G,ctua.ly ahul.
nne v.d Samuel sawyer, Chaplain OF the I1th lu-
aply. prohchod THIS morning in the Methodist
Nlci hurcl of tie runaway rebel Harris, nephew Of
~ q vernon. This evening hc preached in the
SRecoud Presbyterian Church, which disniscl the
"a Rev. Dr. Gruudy suspicion q his loyalty to the
Iuion.
Y The citizens of Brownsville, Hayward county,
~ raised the stars md stripes yesterday.
The vel militia General CoeN ori. .inAl Sc
\ ressionisI OF HAYWARD county, sends wofd b. Gen.
Wallace, tnst since his cotton was burned lac wants
o. take tho oath Of allegiance, sui also tie oath
y heyeIt VOC the DomocrAtc I ok amin.
The sun., 1862-06-25

: a specis! dispatch to iLe Chicago TRInrNr
gives the following additional details Of the
calamity on board the Mound City, on White
River:
Ahout ak O'Clock, On the morning Of the i7th. the
Mound CITY tie hHs snip, the Mussc man aaI New
NhtohaI WIN the troops, then TIE 81. Louis, Lex.
:heto anI tonestoyn ran up uutU they came with
IN ;sLt Of the ufs IN tie bend, halt a mile ahead
J., aud N, Mound CITY opened hIe. III. gunhoats
advanced steadily 49, the sireni uutl they came 10
the bend OF the river opposite the middle Of the
blum where the enemy had that morning sunk three
I transports and gunblit, IN the expectatlou of
obeiruotlng the passage Of our fleet. While sink.
ing one oi the transports, i had 1pated with the
current so an % leave Just space enou., for tie
u Hunboats H. pass, necessary, leiore reaching the
" distinctions
While advancing slowly, the rebels opened a
destructive FIRE from two rifei 42.poun Ter on the
Meet u which the four gunboats replied vigor-
,hei ysy for half hour. II was at this moment that
II NE great catastrophe occurred An unlucky shot
rom one OF The heavy guns the hill came pluny
! Ans ao"h, & ana struck the Mound City the lar
: Nsru quarter forward ahead of the iron plates
ds hhd cut its way trough the heavy timber a. IL il
'y s5n "a meh board, and struck the steam drum
Ata the pantry, where ito progress was stayed, -
The sun., 1862-06-25

San FraRci'co, Jupe 9.-Stcamcrs bring news
from Oregon to the 9th, Tho state election took
place on the "a. Tie entire Union ucko, was
elected by nearly 5000 majority, making tho re!a-
tive vote about two to one for the Uulo tlcket.
Addison c. Gibbs, the Governor elect, is Doug.
las Democrat, ie emigrated to Oregon from Cen.
raI New York. John Mcbride, die member Of
Congress elected is Republican. and was formerly
from Missouri.
San Francisco, June io,-Arrycd ship Competi-
tor Hong Kong. letter received in the city G,orn
Gov yarez, Of Yuerrsrs, Mexico, states TINT on
the 2oth 81 May he received news from the CAV of
Mexico, hathe French army had capituiated.
The sun., 1862-06-25
.poRTANT FROM EUROPE,
Gen. Butler In Parliament.
&c.
Affair at Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, June 20, rid Baltimore,
1un 2i.--The steamer Mctsmora will proceed to
City Poin, 10 morrow under q isg Of truce and
eonycy thlther score Of female -ecessionsts from
baltimore and Washington, besides several psrolod
y. 'd,ers and line officers.
The u. s:%,esm sloop-ofwar wuchuseu arrived
rom City Point this morning and reports that on
esturday last the steam gun.boat Jacob Bel pro-
reeiod up the james river to reconnotrc, but when
abreast o' Turkey Island ran lard sgr1und on u
shifting sand bar, which accident the rebels so)n
observed and took advantage OF by bringing bat
Berry o; field pieces down on the south bank, and
opening upon the Jaco1 Bel from rneI guns with
shell and solil shot. The gin bat did all she
rouG t. drive "a the robeil, hut dl not succeed
Until ~; a, considerably injured.
AnR~ "oa, '1I.'d 'ho john Tucker a'ived
from Wis morning having nude the
trig g. ~SN 'harf u92 hours.
The sun., 1862-06-25
Tn. Fight for tue English Championship.

We TlV' NoT'IOIOFo PuDIl7hed TIE pnrllcuIlrs
upon which the h-ht has been arranged. The r,l.
lowing from tlo London SroIrisG LIE, isartply
on tie par, Of Mace 70 letter nom King, pul l!sAod
upontho arrival ofthe last steamer,
u NE EdtsT ~ The Sp1rting LiJs-smi I ,,lrl
to inform KIM and tho pub that Will dive Bret
de the en-, ~ King can reckon thai he's CON - rd
] think, when ais over, he will wish he LuI b..n
"on" The fact that avn old, vs. King suys, ia re-
alF source o' anxiety to me, AID must say that
hut az kius thinks ttcsa q . mud ia his fayur.
hope hu wll Increase the sr,kes b. gbOO or cl O,t
Hsie NY ha'ker viii be pr, pared, On FrIiAr
ne T. tg't ~ for SAy amount, I am, -r,v. l.
ohrdi",t ~rVsi'' JAvfF MAcy, CHAMPION or Fny-
'"na "a King J9Fn, A,,ywel.sue, Juus D I,tg
The sun., 1862-06-25

NAcdIhid. JtAe 2i,-Owing TO heavy rains
TO-DAY Ito Iact1 were no "Hnrily POSTPONED until
tomorrow, The fret race 10 i,r purse ~ iiO1
two mi.e heats, for which Idlcwild, West vbury
aud AyhlnLche will run. The second u the C.n,'.
mental H''ol premium ladies kin, and Tor this,
kedbiri othsllo, ouc-Eyed Jim, Alyo sud Panic
are el.tuIL ].
The sun., 1862-06-25
Dispatch from Gen. Iinllech.

The following was received today from Gen.
. El..c,ki
W CoEISTr. Mlss., june 90, p. M.
sew Ifjn. Is NJ stanton;
NY Inofcili Information has been received the,
,,a White River has been opened for 40 niles, and
= 6 'veru'r Reagan and tc Rebel Government have
" fed ftom Lite Rock on Hat t1at, towards II TT
!, Smith.
7 ts 5ned! II. W. n,LIrcK,
A1,r
The sun., 1862-06-25
ICo Late fer Classification.

\ INLOREsS 10 FINISH CUSTOM Pants,
. y ut'hlhe--l- Little Jones ST, rear ~.
\ WOMAN WANTED To WASH, SORUR
sNd generally uselul--GsI Sixth ave, up st.irs'
\ iINSMlIIt WANrED-GENERALJ JOB..
ie, ""o .aterstalds rootng, "a, li3 W. B,way.
a FIRST RATE SEWER WANTED. AT IH
Marion st,, bet tle hours OF 10 AMI l2. 9ss
WANfFD--A BAKER AS THIRD U.Nn
" III south 9TH st., williamsburgb. qbs.
WANTED-A TAILOR AND 2 Tsilo2S, :.
on pahts at. Grsenwich 81. VA
WANTED--A YOUNG MAN TO W0RE
IN g.risn and drive horse-s,ore ia 81, An sv
w WANrEp-oPERATORS 8 RAISTRRS
. W On unsa eoats ~ W & w m~ .aine-ooI a a.
The sun., 1862-06-25

Warrington, June 24.-Thc treaty between
she United States and Mexico for the cIi.dtion Of
criminals, IS oth'ialy proclaimed. The offences are
conhned 10 prime pals aceessories,o, accomplic,s %
The sun., 1862-06-25
Treasury Note Bill Passed.

>!.r, Lincoln on Small Notes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
d. j. WOOD a. CO..

-. -. WOOD a. CO..
ia Market street.. -. Louis; 444 nread.
ways New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERs
RS&aQeHn Nurn - . 80.
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wHKkKkr, libel q Information has hem fled in the
District conr q The United States. within and fE the
Seventh Circuit and District q Indiana the bih d, q
October, lssl, by John Hanna. Esd Attorney u the
United States Of America for said II trct Of fndisna
against bags II coffee, boxes ~ Starch 10 barrels 81
whisky. and box Of candles. seized al Evansville for
violation q The laws u the United States the said goods
and merchandise being eoHtraband Of and prayns
process against said goods and that the may be con-
demned and sof articles contraband % var.
Now therefore, m pursuance Of the monoD under tns
seal II said Court 20 me directed and deVere 90 mere
by give public notice 10 al persons claiming aid goods,
any part thereof IN any manner interested therein
that they b and appear before the said the District Cour
the United States be held AZ the city II Indianapolis
In and for The District Of Indiana the third Monday
November next O'Clock u the forenoon Of that day
then and there nerpo<e their claims and make thef
allegations In that behalf
ID. G. ROSE. L. =. Marshal,
Per J. $. BscELow, Deputy.
JoHs II. RsA. Clerk.
Dated November 2. 1861. nov4-dl4t