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INSURANCE..
EIREMANB TRUST INSURANCE.
l. PANY OF BROOKLYN.
Cash CAPITAL. olHo. Ooo.

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Co.'S No. Court strees Iopposts City Hs
No. Wall street, near Broadway, New n
Organized on the principle Of paying c.s
profits above ten per cent 70 ths widows 4
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Brooklyn.
DnpCTons-
George Hal Nehem'h knight Joseph nj
Aaron ADegrnv Gilbert L Hsigni smith ID
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W'n ID Gunkin Israel ID velayr q n Lippl
feter Duryee is Thorn, N d ~ Hold
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Low William Beard Joseph vi
Hobart Ford Henry X P,erron Gaynsliei
Crs~1rdC Smith harce1us MaaseyN. n. Jau|
Hsnry ID Peck d. Van Voorhis John N.
John Glover John bches OK n. u. wa
I'll Robbins Frei. 4 Pr,t ValentinI
Liv. Miller Chittenden John J. VI
This Company Continues W Insure Bu|
Merchandise, Dwellings, Household Ful
Vessels In Port and their Cargoes, ami other
W, AgAins, loss OF damage by Are, on a. q
and literal terms ~ other hrst olass ormpAnl
- Co.. GEORGE HALL, Pres
VIM. BURkRTI- Secretary.
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
a remodeling aching, decayed or broken teeth, Ia
iut IN so, without pain color Of teeth and warrant
u for life. G.. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist, 81 Amity
T. 81 block frum Broadway. 10 2lac'll4
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-A HOUSE AND FIVE ACRES
Il 81 land ON Long leland, about mile from North.
port, near the water, inquire II PL ATT LEWIS
"a ave, first door below 18Th 81 bakery. l92 3
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OFFICE OF THE FIREMANs TRUST

S,PECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP
- Weak sight imProved-Professor FRANKB'
celebrated eye preserverA, accurately adjusted W
defective VISION hy experienced practical Opt
rAn. All kinds Of spectaees bpught sold, taken
IN exchange or repaired. Store 2ss Grand ~, near
V'dtidge. dc4 24NoslA
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EoR SALE CHEAP, AND ON BASY
Il terms-Seyeral . story brick stores and house+
In Van Brunt II, Brooklyn, the Atlantic Dock,
a, from 1880 to $1,000 each. Apply 10 Y. X.
KELLOGG, 90 Beaver n. ia 2iac'lS9
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TEETH-TEETH-TE AMERl'
l. can Teeth Co.-PrActica dentists are inserting
eautifl full sets at % and Sl0 part sets 80 cents
,er tooth warranted, half the usual price 0o-s
uling, 90 cents. SS4 Bowery, opposite Hith st:
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nIIS MD PAINTS-BOIIED FAINT OIL
" % cents; elastic roof oil, ~ cents per gallon;
Grafton paint, yellow oohre, and Spanish brown,
cent per H.; white lead and zinc, cents linseed
al, turpentine- &c. ID. BLDWELL- 200 Pearl 81.
jall 2iAn'lO3
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF FORTUNE. A STRANGER IN TIL
n city, desires the acquaintance Of lady with view
matrimony she must be religions In good health, wit
Post Office, New York.
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canadian Hour was steady and ia fair demand, with
sales of 400 bills. closing within the above figures
southern nour WAS Quot and rather heavy, while the
sales embraced 500 bbs within the above range
OF prices Rye -four in fair demand, with sales Of
500 bbs. at the above quotations Corn meal was in
good demand and firm al the above prices. Wheat
90 coo bushels at 90 for Northwestern club 81 05
81 0s for Chicago spring, 81 IL SIl8 for Milwaukee
club. and 81 IS for amber Michigan Corn was firm and
in mo derac demand and prices rather rmer with saos
hbout SO 600 bushels OF Western mixed at &c. 53c,
In store and delivered. Rye quiet at Soc Sic.
asked. Barley and barley malt quiet and nominal
oats lower, while sales wore making at 38c 4Oc.
for Western and Canada and at Ale. for State.
CoitEE-rhe sales embraced ,070 bags OF antos
al t. and 200 bags do were sold by auction within the
range OF l9c. &C.
RESPONSIBILITIES Arm, with rather more Offering.
TO Liverpool about As Geo bushes OF wheat
gagged at 3D. a0d in bulk and IL, 900 bushels Of
a. Shd, In bulk, and 200 bbls petroleum at O.. 3D.;
Sa w az az o aud lara a. Us o. 10 LONDON
tobacco at 36s. loo bbas cork at a. To Bremen 120
hhds tobacco were engaged at 30s British bark was
engaged 70 load for Gloucester with 900 bushes OF
wheat at IL kd. per 90 pounds ia bulk British bark
engaged TO load with Is 900 bushels wheat, IL for
Newport, at I'D. for Cork and market at l3d.
Norwegian bark taken up for Cork, and orders to
load with 1000 bushels grain at IS. Cd quarter
To Hamburg, As 900 gallons whale oil a, 2c per gallon
PRovEsi, Ns.-PorS-1he supply was on the increase,
while the market heavy and less active, tho sales
embraced 5obbs at So e2l Sl2 Sly for mess, tho
latter figure for heavy weight and at 50 SIX $40 for
prime. Boef quiet but firm with sales Of $50 bbs
At S3 50 sl4 for plain mess and al Sl5 SIS 12. for
oXt!a Beci mans were quiet ana nominal Gut meats
were more active and rm with safes OF 800 pa kages
hams at Sac, and 100 hhds. and bbs. do. at Sc.
54c, and IS packages shoulders at 40 also 1870 BIKES
pan dry short cat hams reported at Slc. Bacon
IN fair request at 6sc Sc Lard firm, with sales
Of about 500 bbs. and tierces at Sc. &c Butter
steady quote prime to choice yellow State at l6c
lSc, and white do at l5c lie New State cheese
selling at &c. S1ac and good to primo old at 8lsc
&C.; ono was IN light supply and nominal
RICE was quiet and Prices unchanged.
SuoAIs.-Tho market was steady with sales Of about
1870 hhds., included in which Porto Rico
Sc S4c and the remainder consisted of Cubas chiefly
within the range OF &c &c. and at &c for choice do.
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Interesting and Affecting Incident-Ju.
vcniIe and Benevolent Offering.

Yesterday morning the benevolent ladies now attend
ing wounded soldiers the Park Barracks were
agreoaby surprised by visit from the female pupils Of
Ward School No. As, to the number OF forty Gfty
These beautiful and interesting children varying age
FROM five to ten years had mission OF love and
bcleyolsncs, which, when il became known, drew tears
OF Joy from many a stout heart Hearing from their
friends and tutors OF the surngs OF the brave soldiers
who have been wounded battle for their country their
young hearts moved with tenderness aud gratitude
and with united resolution they determined to give
practical proof Of their genuine sympathy. II Is really
astonishing how much aptitude was displayed by these
young ones After deciding on the best course TO pur
sue, they set about raising funds from their parents
and friends for the purchase OF swsctmeats preserves
and all hcse little delicaces always acceptable the
sick chamber. They were greatly and deservedly
cessf in their loving appeals who could resist such
gentle young taxgatherers in noble and generous q
cause Each little girl, having obtained funds enough,
provided herself with goodly wicker basket into
which she orammed variety OF luscious and nutritious
deleacies The expedition being ready, yesterday
ing the gloesCDe little army OF sweet-faccd girls mus
tered early and embarked in the Eighth stages
which we're eady TO take them their destination ON
arriving al the Park Barracks they were warmly recev
ed by the ladies' and of the wounded solders now
hobbng about their crutches deeply affected ~
this mark OF affection for them displayed by the
hearted to girls. Those OF the who were too
in 10 sr informed OF IL and expressed the pleasure
they felt at 80 precious a visit.
In the evening the boys OF the same school made
similar visit the hospital bringing variety Of pre-
for the wounded soldiers. The whole
reflects the CHEST credit the parents and guardians
these children well the teachers Of the school
from which they came
In connection with this subject have been request.
o. by the ladies Of the hospital to say that they have
hand much reserves aud decaces Of every kind AZ
they have any need for present. and they do not desire
10 accumulate any Inore lest should be spoiled.
But the wounded soldiers greatly in need Of under
clothing, contributions OF which they will gladly receive.
The c?or or texture will be Of little difference long
the garments are clean aud good Those who des-
rous of Initiating the charitable example OF the young
boys and girls OF Ward School No As may ind an excellent
opporsaity " sending some under outside clothing
Tor their wounded and gallant countrymen The ladies
are also very much in want Of walking canes for those
soldiers who are MANNED.
We also desired 20 state for the information Of thu
benevolent and patriotic that Mrs williamson offers the
choice OF her hne bouquets At Ball. Black Co BE- The
proceeds TO be given 10 the sick and wounded at the
/ n Home -
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MATRIMONIAL.-A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN
M wishes TO correspond with young lady matrimonially
Inclined. She must be Of real worth and good position
Ia society having all the TO make
happy In ths life. Those Inclined 10 be sincere may
address the rtest confidence for two enclosing
carte de vse, D. r. ID. Banner, Newark New Jersey.
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FATAL ACCIDENT on SmPBoARD.--Geofgs Clements a
native OF New York. aged thirty Years fell from the
masthead Of the ship Guy Mannering yesterday at the
foot OF Jay street and was Instantly killed. Coroner
wdey hold inquest upon The body Deceased resided
at No, 345 Cherry street.
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Hon. CHARLES JARED sgERsorL died In Philadelphia on
the Ilth inst In the eighteth year OF his age lie vas
member OF Congress from 1913 10 1915, and from 1s4
6I7 In 1915 he was appointed United States District
Attorney for Pennsylvania. lie able constitu.
tional lawyer and line scholar.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


BRKApsrUfs.- Four--The market was steady. and, in
tho main, firm, the basis Of yesterdays quotations.
The higher class OF brands irregular but in good
request The sales embraced about 10 900 bbs closing
within the following range Of prices
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s1HNIlE BIBLE EXPOSED BY ERASMUS, JUST PUB
iished, ISL pages, royal ayp neatly boun l. price
rs This INSTRUCTIVE and most rearksnc book Is 70 hc
had b. addressing William Say 352 BoO yn Post Office
receipt OF the above in current money
post stamps will forward It, post Free any direction
given.
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CToLEN-FRoM THE SUBSCRIBER, on wEDNES
- day, May a. while In seventh stage, In going
from Fulton ferry Hammond street, pocketbook con-
tanning check on the Market Bank, No aia for hum
dol eight signed
Hoyt Co. Also note Tor nine hundred and nfty dolara
months from May 1862 drawn BY Thos. Hoyt Co,
payable the order Mrs H. X Crafts. persons
cautioned against ncgoa either Of these papers
payment has stopped them. suitable VIII
be paid for the Of above by Mrs H. CRAFTS ~
IL Hammond street.
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TOO LArE F3R CLAssIFIcArIOs.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO oATAIN A
"A gentleman and lady Board gentlemen lodge
Preferred at 80 IS per week. Location pleasant Address
box 20'o New YORK. Post o;iice, for two days.
STRANGERS AND OTHERS MAY BE ACCOMM0-
~ gated with transient Board Frencn
first class house. occnpied by European gentema
and his wife. Apply at ~ East Blocker street.
way
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rrwo YOUNG LADIES. Goop LooRTNg Am Accom-

L pished desire to form the acquaintance tw. yonnr
gentlemen with view 70 rnatrm0ny They must b. good
loosns generous ard agreeable wi,hal Add<ess ii. r.
am y. e., Broadway rtst once, New YORK,
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)ENSlON6 OF S0LDIERS-rHREE MONTHS MI
lta two and thr years volunteers seamen and
discharged of disability claims their
widows; also 800 bounty and pack duties collected;
charge for Information. N. SEAGRIST,
Army AMI Navy Banker, NJ. 4 Centre street.
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A REGULAR DOWN EAST WEBSTER CHOwDER
n for dinner today by old chowder maker. Scotch
and Irish Oatmeal for sale Dunlops Ale draughi. T.
RICHARDSON, Agent % Maiden lane corner OF william.
WOOD NOxoN WILL OPEN THEIR NEW RES.
w taurant, Ladies' Private Oyster and Ice Cream Par
Tors tomorrow Saturday, May H.
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
de x REwARD.-LOsr FROM TILE STEAMSHIP ErNA.
spC pier North river light Grey hound Bitch. English
breed with fore teeth gone. Whoever finds same
and returns her TO the OF said ship shall the
above reward.
c1 = REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
WlC who will bring back large dark bay Horse with
name, white star the head The horse taken
the Kndng Wood Factory At the foot Of Fyfh street,
North river.
Q1 = REwARD.-LOST, ON MONDAY THE l2xH
plC inst at the Thirty fourth terry blue velvet
Portemonnaie; the letter marked the eide. The
above reward will be paid 10 the finder returning with
Its contents TO Worth White, l5wilam street
@E0 REwARD.-LOsT OR STOLEN, MICHIGAN
sDJU Southern Railroad LIST Mortgage Bond No. NSS Who
ever win return the 10 the ONCE OF A, n. Ferris
Co., IS Exchange place, viii receive the abovescward All
parties hereby forbidden negotiate the AZ all
payments have been stopped
a E0 REwAPD.-sToLBN, UNDER 1IE PRETENCE
DOU Of hiring Horse, Top wagon Harness and Blau-
Years old aud spot on her for head legs white
The Wagon il newly painted dark Gen. with black sttipe
inches dcssp SQUARE upcn. m
boo, under the box for the side eur ain The ar
Is silver plated about half Torn The Blanket is gray
s,riped The person " about fifty and
feet three four inches hgh dark VI cieh
clothes and had the alpea o. wctdo farmer -
will paid for the de<cton Of the thief aud So fsz he
IA @. POLitRM0a
Grand street. WiilAu.sqI I. n
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Importnut from Frederlcksburr,

New York, Nov. 2s The Falmoth
correspondent of the Philadelphia In.
quirer, under date of the goth, sayG--
The presumption is that We will have a
battle in this vicinity that will eclipss
all Others Of this war, 10 regard TO feroci.
ty and fcrceneSs. There is not the
slightest doubt lha, the enemy is in grea,
force on the other side OF the river. equal
ifuot superior to cur own in point Of
numbers. have reason 10 believe that
Gen. Lee is in command in person Of the
whole rebel army Of the Potomac, ex-
ceeding without doubt 10000 men
Their samp fires can be seen extending
al least ten miles along tho river and
from observation FIVE miles bSck into
the country.
The enemy. as usual, has pirksd emf
an almost impregnable position, ond
have hsen for few DAYS past working
like beavers in throwing up fortife~'
tons.
Morn ng noon and nigh, they are at
it with spade and pick, the dirt A,i"s,
until he walls or rife pits are compile
ted. Their present position is on .ls
brow Of n range OF tieh hills. sumo dis
tanae back from the river, with heavy
wood in their rear. II is my cpiSicn
that back OF The present range Of hills,
where there works are now erectedl
there is another range which they will
occupy If driven from their strong posi-
ton.
New York. Nov. 29,-The army cor
respondent of the Philadelphia loquirrv
from Aqua Creek, says;
Daily, hourly, in fact momentariIy.
VIC expect 10 hear the first Gun fred hat
will inaururate tile first grand bauls e
the campaign, for it is in that vicinity hat
almost the entire rebel amy is concen.
tr,ted. one hundred thousand srrong. but
also the three grand divisions which 20.
TO make up the Grand Army Of Tie Pc.
tomac."
A Spccill ispa'ch to the Phiedeph's
Ptess,sav that last night The Indications
vera that General Burns, e's amy
would soon move. and that we arc IN
the eve Of one of the greatest battles Of
modern times. (.
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ECONOMY.

In The midst Of one Of the mos
extensive and expensive civil wars. ieI
Us remember in every way to eneon
omSe. We had proverbioly become
as nation, the most successful in
amassing wealth, and, at the same
time the mosrprodicnl in spending it,
The productive resources Of the Loyal
people has it is true, been somewhat
crippled by drawing SO mnoy hundreds
Of thousands Of hardy, enterpri'ing men
from tiieir accustomed avoGations. Ia
combat the ormel foe IN the fell. still,
such is our inventive capacities and
power Of adaptation, that this immense
productive force, win soon 10 a great eS,
tent, be replaced by substituted MACH.
merry. 1t is estimated that our expendi-
lures now equal our surplus profits, SO
lhatifwe would continue to advance in
material greatness, we must economi:e.-
What is bencelorth saved by wise frugal
ity and discriminating economy, will be
the measure of onr net increase in ma.
tional wealth, War and taxation are
concomitant, but, by sternly looping off
superauous expenses, by retrenchment in
domestic and business affairs, bya vigi-
liant, scrupulous anil patriotic detemin.
alton by all, that nothing hereafter
should be unnecessarily wasted, we can
prosecute the war and pay the conse.
quent high taxes without perceptibly
lesseuiDg "our pile" We could not be
blamed, il, in this couucxion, we in.
stanced the fact, that as printing paper,
&c. has advanced fifty per cent, unless
our readers save all the old papers, rags,
DC. land at the same time increase our
subscription list, we shall, however, re-
luctantly, DO compelled to increase our
prices or stop publishing altogether, but
as weihad not proposed to gointo details,
we will not at this time mention this, TO
us, interesting matter.
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NOTICE..
TO THE VOTERS OF MASON

M, Editor LIN view oil the eXiSencisa
of our country and State an especially in
regard to the immediate admission Of
West Virginia-it is all important 10 be
represented in the extra session OF our
Legislature BY the person, that by reason
oflaIen,. experience and character, can
WELD the greatest influence; We there
fore deem it polite TO present CHARLES
G. MILLER, for your suffrages, as COM
bining all the qualifications for Repre-
sentative demonded by the crisis. Mr.,
Miller having been extensively engaged
in public affairs, and by former service
as Representative, having acquired that
knowledge oftho routine of Legislative
business aud Of ParlioiucnturyruIe',so in
dispensable to immediate usefulness, is
qu,lasd 10 Gil a! this critical
pucurc, tho responsible position Of Rep
tO,,aMuve. MANY VOTERS,
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We nso in receipt Of this popular Lady'i
Magazine fOq December. Ii is sple1'
hid number, The title page for 1853
containing portraits Of the chiefcOpuib,
utorS. is very baudSomc. peterson
will be greatly improved in 1868. Il
will costAin 1000 pages of double col.
umn reading matter II steel plates IL
cOl0red steel fashion plates; 12 colored
patterns in Berlin work, embroidery OF
CROCHET. and 900 wood engravings-
rroporttonats more than any other period
zeal gireS. It's stories and novlets are
by the best wriers. In 1868, Four Or,
ieinal Copyright NoVlets viii be yiven :
It's Fashions are always the latest and
prettes! Every neigbborbood ought
to make up club Its price is but Two
Dollars year, or a dollar less Than
Magazines of its class. It is the Maya.
zine for the times ! To clubs it is cheap.
er sill, viz-throe copies for IS, FIVE
for $3.50, or eight for $40. To every
person getting up club, the Publisher
will send an extra copy gratis, as pre-
MUM, or large sized mezzoiint for
framing, "Bunyan parting from his Blind
Child in Prison. Specimens sent (if
written for) to those wishing to get up
clubs. Address post paid.
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Official Repor, Of Cen. sireI.

CnAETrLLT, Va, Nov. 3O.-Bigadier
General Stahl has just returned. He al.
tackled the enemy at Suckers Ferry.
ami followed them, with 800 cavalry, in
to their camps on the other side Of the
river. end near Beryvile. Our men
charged spIondidly wherever they me.
the enemy.
Whites cavalry was driven in all di
rections, nearly oil their oficers captured
and their coors taken. White himself
fed and hid in a house in Beiryville.--
The 81, 7th and 18th Virginia cavalry
were also attacked and routed; 40 Of
their men. with their horses, were ia
kou. aid 50kilIe1 and wounded and
TWO colors taken. One wagon load Of
pistols and carbines were picked up
on the road. thrown away by the flying
enemy; 80 cattle and 80 horses were
also brought in. Our loss in killed and
woupdsd is about Is: Gen S,ahI re-.
ports there is bigals under Gen.
Jones at Winchester, bu, that Jackson's
main force was at New Market laOL v cd.
nesday, as reported previously.
Signed, FRANK SrCEL, Maj. Gen.
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Ara Court held for Mason County,
q. the Court House thereof, on Monday
the first day of December, 1869.
WHEREAS, the death of the Hon,
Lewis WeIzql late Presiding Justice Of
this 0ourt being aoa6anced, snd ma.
jorty Of the acting Justices oil this coun.
~ and the members OF the Bar being
present The following resolutions wers
unanimously adopted and ordered to be
spread uponthe records Of The Court.
Resolved, Isl. That in the sudden
and untjmely death of Judge Welzel,
this Court has lost one Of its most hon
orcd and respected members, this county
its chosen Representative and this rom.
munity one OF its most cherished and be.
loved citizens.
81. That as Presiling Justice for ma
ny years Of this Court he discharged the
onorous duties incident to that position,
with marked ability, courtesy aud i'm
Partially,
Sd. That while depIoring his irrepara
bic loss as a tried friend and associate,
wo lender our heartfelt sympulhies to his
afflicted relatives and fdenls AMI con.
dole with them in their sad bereavmrnt.
4th. Tnat in order to perpelnaie this
tribute of our respect for the lamsnted
deco ceased, and our conloIenre with his
disconsoate relatives, that these Reso.
lntions be spread upon the records Of
this Court, and also published in the
Weekly Register.
5rh. That copy of these Resolutions
be furnished the family of the deceased.
A Copy Tesro:
JAMES H. HOLLOWAY OK.
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Victory In Arknn,n..

sPRISoFlGLD, Mo-, Nov. 90 - Gen,
Blunt, with 800 Fed rails attacked Ond
routed about 800 rebels under General
Marmnduke, at Cane Hill Arko on tho
Goth, killing sixty, and driving the bal,
SncO some Twelve miles, General Blunt
tslegrSphS that the enemy is badly whip.
ped, and will not probably venture Dorlh
Of Boston Mountains Senin this winter
and as they have consumed oil tho sub.
siStancO in the Valley of The ArkSuIHV
they mus, loon retreat into T'IAe.