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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


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$40 H..
,e i-'nz teams are having good
weather. iust enough af SHOW 70 Operation.
l. j. l. l.. Ind the .ea<sn viii continue
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7'F = t'''"s have eeen sent INTO tie woods.
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At. H. d august" i't i'eFiF'> oi S'At' on
r-s, -. y fsw days ab-euca from the post
duty has r1e,snted an examination or
-
-fA ! situation Of General BIrusiae's
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p,uieut OF the Philadelphia Ia{tnre- says
that t'cn Wilson's bin relative TO Suffers
VIII ha'' , unanimous = in the S,nate,
ana ut ahaat twenty in tie li7use are op.
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DETROIT, Mich, Jan. jth.--ln the Legis-
lature yesterday, Jac b NJ Howard was
chosen United States Senator for the uncx-
pired term Of the late Senrtor bingham end
ing 4th of March, 1866.
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How to Manage Southern
Labor.

Gen raj sherman pr1clamatiou--eNtr
couciiatory rs it was-hes failed to bring
back a singh owner OF property in the sea
Islands. except few Who returned only to
destroy IT, cotton and other yaluahias they
bad left h-hiud in the hssta IT their H5ght,
The result is a condition Of things demand
iug at once specific treatment from t8e GOV
crument. and the more SO because tie pres
ent case VIII by no means stand alone
The circular Of Mr. Chase. ordering the
abandoned cotton t. be saved for the feucft
OF tie nation. AMI providing that the ne
gror> ha employed ia gathering and rr par
ing it for shipping, is good as far rs it goes.
but it goes ia, it'll, way. In month,
at tirthcst. all the cotton must be uickci -
What then? The question remains not only
for thte' SEA islands, but tJr other regions
which viii be abandoned to us ~ the rebels,
" hat shall be done with the uc-r9c, Are
they to b turned adriit to shit for them
selves, taFaala.at viii on r deserted llaata-
ti0rs. t. stary', r Il. or steal, as their nace>-
sites may iar,c2 This Is u very serious
Question there arr several mIi.i5ls OF thes.
people. Tee Slaves owned by rebels form
probably . tcath Of ear population, and
quite thiri "t tn lihtjpn of the states
now in the Io.se>,j.u II the Insurgents.
The blight of slavery, tr ma which thy nave
suffered, has mad them irresponsible, T. q
certain extent he'll tr>s, and. thrown suddcuiy
uIan their aWn sources in country ray
a,zi by VII, am. with n laws t. guari and
.utda them. it depends ufan our treatment
vt them Waethnr tacy all bsea.uc a eur>s
II a benefit Il tleus.ive. aul q TIL tantr,y.
|; seems te.Gs Tat t'eH. Neal has F4rtlH
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FOR THE
e / G III T III VOLUM ME
OF TIE
c ll1wartl, Amcritan.

~,
:. ~, "p'" It's h'Shth
'''''' :" ','''''' ''''-' II "as already
0''" p''''''''9 ''''iv 9'''' '''an any pfevl-
o"1 Pap f'o'',''" III '''S county
Inc lif>t hu1n9er oil the hfSt newspaper pub
ns"'' III Tue county ana last OF the Penob-
SCOT was ISSUED 'a" - 49, almost sixty
Two years ago. o'nce 'hch' no less than ff-
teen inherent ne" >PaPlFS nave been started
anu nave 'a''e' before reaching the sixth
year u ''''''uouS l'"'iieai'oh. The rec
ora OF newspaper 'a''ures In the county, is
therefore, IFe''y conclusive evidence that
the business OF f"pii'a'"s local papers is not
~ "''ti nf'hS TO
re-
"','' - -. -. ''''''s,' = WINE hs cares
anu RESPONSIVENESS are largely IN advance Of
common business Transactions.
With the increase Of mail Transportation.
and tie facilities and adyantaras Of the ma-
tropoIifan ,r,s. and tho ,,,l,;,r;,i -
r. ',r,,, ,',,tf,, ,..,,,.,..,,,..
nus
800 - " '''''''H es''''''d Tor the
'"''''s u H'n "''htHsi''S ana fuller rec
- i'''s "''s operates,
!" '',s '''' ''s''s 'N'es' 10 TUE "'saa'antlge
~ '"' "eA' Fal'r' II mas e'FtAiniy been
il3@ ''ns.' ~ assigning :" 1t 4 raslt'an af i"sa
importance than 1t rally i entitled to re-
eeisc. Eat without ihoraiiAng or spccuIa.
tin, farther in this direction We rrorc,l, :,
unfold our rllns for thr Tutar, ti,,,..L -.
nave DO flaming prosni-., /, make IN r,..irl
to that future we anIy rra.ni>, T. a, all
that our limited mean. and ability wilt
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'''e Wv s'''eiai
, 49, '''''' u o"' ''i'''''
Politics
VIII rceeise.-ihenSb ret 10 a restricted sense,
leading share q ssr attention and 'hN sh,s. our
country he Nheie country with 't' noble institu-
t''H'' slo''on' association AMI comprehensive
ana oeAisa government hAs prs.eminebi claim,
af9a ", as upon every good citizen, which shall
be regarded, Ne heait'iy endorse the policy
Which 'a'ia'ns the "Aa aud the tsios To do
tbs the most eaee'aaiy. ~e consider It necessary
To support as heartily the rsestieat and his adj
Intimidation.
I.ssal.
vo mains viii b, ,,,rqi "a, -st,.in all the f....1
.rt;.,,.,..
tsfsstlos M oiaer paper Leia; rfIatel N tho
Z unity ali tie tezaI Advertisements. AMI ratteea
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Again New Home TestimoniaIs.

[ F57 n, Basr, Ersn.ag T.a,e,, VI. -, l,tl ]
pR. L.autaiLL'-The following certificate will
show another extraordinary cure performed by the
n,etar.
+ tas Paia.-This Is to certify that was en- .
t.r9i5 cured # deafness AMI noises in my head
aud eArs OF several years standing by Dr.. Ii GIT.
bll, after being Cuder MS care comparatively but
>Asft tine. lRe treatment perfectly mild
AMI Ftialess-in tact did not subject 10 ces-
sat "a Of my daily lahors.
!. y. NnEELDoN, :. orrinston.
Faf..s1r Ny. r.
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IN. L.aa'nlLl.-We publish s. ne mofe testl-
III a.4.s IF DR., LisatAil'. great success, in the.e
cases Wli,A he has maize speciality, from tAe
i'ss aad from the fnae', Bangor We hear that
Tie Doctors visit here Of two weeks. was ATTENDED
with god practice and complete success. Tie
Affected, and his numerous patient. who have been
so successfully treated. will be pleased to learn
that tie Doctor viii return to E!lsw I'll .aI an
7th. and remain tive weeks,
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1t is thought that cotton can be ad-
vantageously cultivated in the Western
States.
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Lyceum Lectures.

lae 'l,ifd lecture oi the e'afsa was de-
iNeF'i y rag ne H4'e' l. Z. y Ia"
CT '"i = win the 'nieI''senaa OF Ellsworth
ii' l'''' H'i! a@'''s3 Tue i'''aef ine
stormy e''',.s q '"e ''s'", naturally 'aiiel
',,''' . .'"e e'.'' ~ -. i-'7'''' ,''>'-''
'"s ''-'9'1'''" u i'7' us Ntf between
9', i'e!o7''N's '''il '''e - '''' '' 'n5
- + - - 800 ! '''.'
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A special dispatch t. the Tribune from
Carlo saws GOO submarine batteries have
been planted between Columbus and ,d. Mem
phis. \ gentleman who with .ssed their e1-
periments say they were entirely successful
The crews OF the sunbaats were mustered
in on saturday. The whole leet will proba-
bly anchor in the stream Monday.
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Special Notices:
Homo Lectures
Toe F.nh Lecture Of the Course uill be lie.
LY-rt-d hH

Toe Hfh Lecture Of the Course uill be lie
Iirercd BY
A.. DRISkWfPGR, Esq.
On Tuesday Evening. Jan. II.
Teket, TO b bal At the store, Of AM r cree
lev. Nast. lisls r. q 1. *, ,sieo. C,.aa3a IA "a,
ald the Aui,Isz % &c.
Pat oRbEa o. eoxnlTrKE.
Eli.aosth. Jaa. >th, lsG2. 81
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NV ORk, otN.
The Prussan Government his sent a note
t. Washington, condemuiug the taking OF
Mason aud SlLIcll
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WAsHrSGr0S, Sth.

1t is now settled 10 the satisfaction Of all
parties that there are no grounds for the
charges against adjutant Gen. Thomas or
any member Of Als family.
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10 Consumptives.

ib5 CH4HHEEs SfREsr, M
To whom an WAalesa- stiyr> >hoasa oe addressed.
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The Memphis appeal of the 10th, has the
following from the Galveston (rexls) Cir,l-
ian Of the lSth. 1t says Last night a
mail brought adyices from the Ri, Grande
to the effect that Lincou's propeller had ar
rived anu was bilckldinc the river Sac
had captured ara burnt a schooner The
fight wLs still progressing at Matamoras
The ll1uston Telegraph OF the 10Th, says
5he people of Galveston are in a considerable
stew over reported orders Of cen. Herbert
for the d Instruction Of Galveston il the city
c1ull not BE- defended
The Federal let mar New Orleans and
Lake PonchartrIin have clptarel several
rebel ste .mers.
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SHERIFF SALE.

IN virtue of special execution 10 mo a;rec.
- ted Issued from the oilic. Of ,h. clerk nfthc
bHtrset Court IN and for the county of Cedar
ahtNSia'e OF Iowa. IN favor of Samuel All,nurh
ana against John lncy and Rachael IIuey !
nave ieHied upon the following proncrtv M tho
property OF the said John lluey and Rachael
luey. to.wit
All OF That part on the north side OF tho Ma.
COW ana Marion road Of the northeast on,rtcr ~
lne southeast quarter Of section ii yht IN ,ny,
mp eighty one. north of range four west Of th.
MN p m. costaining thirty four acres more a.,
,ess' also, the northeast part Of the northea.,
'on''h 81 the northwest fourth u section chit.
''n: also the norih part of the south part Of a..
no''he"st fourth Of the northwest fourth of zoe
,"n e'2ht'en hii ~ township ghtj one. north
VI range 'ont, west Of the Gfthp. m, cutai,i,,.,
''''',h acres, with the aPpurtenanees thereon,
ana shall offer The same for sale AZ mill. 30.
Wy NJ ne court house door In fh, town NJ r..
tob' ~ SAID eonnig. on Monday the !pth dav ~
febaary. 4 d is.2, at one o'clock u, m Of All
nay " .at'sfT SAD execution and eosis mat M
a. etas thereon. '''"' /
bsS3 THIS 3.n day Of Jang,rr. 4. n 1890.
IA FID PiATSFR /
sheriff NJ Cedar comfy Iowa
FER : " RaTuus= Degsu,y. rrr fe. 81 n .
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SHERIFF SAFE.

pi virtue Of special execution to me airec.
- cd, issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court in ami for the county or Cedar
and State OF Iowa, in favor Of Calvin &. Sawyer
ana against servctus Tufts, Emily d. TUFTS, q.
Il. Dennson. and Il. s. Woodward T have inr;ai
upon the following property as the property Of
the said Servetus Tufts Emily d. Tufts, &. d.
Dennison, and f. B. Woodward to wit:
The sonthwest quarter of section thirty r3O1
IN township "ighty-two [s2] north of range two
ces thereon
And shall offer the same Cor sale at public on,
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin.
ton IN said county, on Tuesday. the IS h day nf
February, A. ID. lsG2, ut | O'Clock +. NJ. of said
day. TO satisfy said execution and costs Cha, NAV
accrue thereon. ""'
D"'eo luis 10Th day of January. A. r. 1852.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar County. Jorn
Per s. ". R.TnprN Derutv To- =. a so,
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.sp@ciai dispatch 20 the Chicsso Trtane.r
g. o >. =,
GEN. FREMONT.

The Washington correspondent. Of the
Chicago Journal thus explains the re.
moval or resignation Of Sec. Cameron
Mr.. Cameron, i; "a also said, has all the
more readily acquiesced in this military
as we'll IS political necessity, on account
Of the alleged fact that Gen. Fremont in
his defense before the Congressional
Committee, has convicted him and Ad.
Julian. General Thomas Of gross injustice
towards him, the pubic revelation Of
which Will make a residence 10 Eurone
more comfortable for him than the War
Ofhce q. Washington would be. The
same authority upon which this state.
; men. Is made, also declares tina, Adiu.
tant General Thomas will soon have to
follow Dir Cameron's example, by re.
signing IN Office from which he would
tie BUSTED by the President.
The opinion among Congressman and
others, is, that Fremont will come cut OF
this ordeal into which he has been out.
rageously forced by malicious enemies
and an bilious politicians, with triumph
and clan skirts, and that his prosecutors
will have to pay the penalty of thei.
Overlapping dishonesty
A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune al
so says tina. Sec. Cameron compelled
Gen. Thomas to misrepresent the facts
in his celebrated report concerning Gen
PIGMENTS campaign. Thus i, begins tc
be seen that not all Of Gen. Fremont's
traducers were Influenced alone By de
sire for the public good.
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suERrFr SALE

| By virtue Of special execution to me directed
issued from the Office OF the clerk Of the Distric
Court in and for the county of Cedar and STATE
OF Iowa, in favor Of Thomas Golden. for the
use off. L. Davis, and against Q. r. Whitese
sud Emma WhiteseIl / hare levied upon the fol
lowing property "A the property Of the said C., r.
WhAesell and Emms WhiteseiL to wit:
Lot number tw elve. fl21 in block number sey.
en- ri 10 JeD Bings addition to the town OF Tin.
ton Cedar county, Iowa; with the appurte nan 20.
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry at the court house door in the town os IT,,
ton. in said county. on Tuesday, the ls.h d.v IF
February, a: d. 1862 at one o'clock D. m. Of said
accrue thereon. -'
Dated this 10th day OF January, A. D. 1857
DAVID PLATNER, Sheriff
pr fee $4.40] of Cedar county. Iowa
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me direct
~ ed, issued from the ofic. of the Clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county Of Musca.
.,ne anu Slate or Iowa. in favor of Nelson Davis
and the Stale OF Iowa, for the Use of the Schnni
r"nd and against Mathew Parks and Thomas
Evans have levied upon the following pro, :.
eFty as the property OF the said Thorn a. Evans.
to.wit: '
Four mich cows; two three year old heifsrs:
hVe mead two year old cattle; five calye. one
year old next spring: one three year old brown
mare OIL with leather halter; two hundred and
Iorty bushels OF corn, and four tons of hay part
OF which ia timothy and pa, I wild grass. nd
shail oier the same for sale at pul lie cutlery at
Ihe residence of James Mason in Farmin aton
ip;; IN Cedar county, on Thursday the 9th day
y. february. A y. 1862, at eleven O'Clock a. m.
OF SAID dav, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon, ~''
Dated this l4th day Of January A. D. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
Per q. W. RATHBrN. DEPUTY, Inrfes a. oo
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Er. MONROE Ian l.

1t is confdentially ascertained to aay
tina. Gen. Wool has sen, notice to Gen
Hueer, at Norfolk, TO remove the women
and children froa, the city.
The top mas, add spaEs If the Mime.
sofa were taken down to day, and she
will. Ii is said, proceed to Elizabeth river
tonight with the fri-s,e Cumberland -
The Pensacola Is aiso lying here, aud eve
r. sViieace Of acsi7e naval operations is
apparent
The has steamer then proceeded u,
, the james river about nine miles above
Ne"por. News aud me; tile steamer from
Richmond with 80 released prisoners,
All Of them were couvalcscen,s from the
hospital About twenty hal crutches,
and a dozen had to be carried on board
some on cots. All Of them had been
wounded. Dr.. Hiscinbo,han accompa-
MED them, and the men were loud in
commentator Of his uniform kindness
to them.
Information has been received that the
rebels have abandoned Roanoke Island.
in Pamlico Sound. 1t is also said to
day that they are preparing to evacuate
Yorktown. The latter is not generally
credited.
The Wilmington, N. c., Journal of
Wednesday has heard nothing of the
Burnside expedition, and thinks it sin
sular, if it left Old Point on SATURDAY.
night as reported.
The Norfolk Day Book announces tb..
three large steamers loaded with troops
left Oh Point On Thursday, and pre-
'umes that they are intended for another
expedition to some other point.
The rebels are building new bat ery
his side Of ecwa!is Point. The battery
i 'he Rip Raps threw few shells among
n" ,"sterday p. M, which caused a
emporary suspension Of operations.
The CONSERVATION remains in the Roads
Waiting orders. Gen Butler is expected
ere, when she will probably proceed to
er original destination, Ship Island.
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LATEST NEWS.
New YORK, January IS.

NEW loRk, january Is.
Specials state that q member Of Con
gress has letter from an officer of high
rank in the army to young officer then
in California, advising him to 60 South,
and that the young officer is now on
Beauregard's staff
Several White House employees are
before the investigating committee.
Secretary of War Stanton will enter
upon his duties Monday.
Mr.. Cameron viii remain 10 Washing
ton some days, and visit his home, before
departing for Russia.
Newspaper publishers and dailies siren.
uousl y oppose the exclusion of papers
from express carriage.
Gen. Jackson has disappeared with
his whole force. 1t is believed that he
has returned to Winchester. There are
20 rebel forces now known to be in Nor
yan county. The whole river line is
,uier
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Burning Of n Rebel Vessel.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
The navy department has received dis.
patches from Com. Gleason, Of the t. s.
steamer Mount Vernon, dated off VII.
ning:on, N. c., giving an interesting
account of the burning of light ship.
Having heard that the rebels made use
Of it as beacon for guiding vessels in
and out Of the harbor, and for the pur.
pose Of annoying our vessels by hosting
lights at night, Com. G. determined to
take advantage Of the hazy night, with
wind off shore, to effect her destruction.
lie accordingly dispatched cutter, IN
der command of Acting Mister Allen,
with. John p. Foote, coast pilot, and a |
zig, under command Of Acting Master
sturgis, with eleven men in all. The
boats went within short distance of the
'essel, one side Of F. Caswell. The two
fficers, the boatswan's mate and quar-.
ermaster climbed Oh board BY rope
'hich was hanging at the side. The light
oat was quite deserted; carpenters lad
cen at work. The vessel was being
'erced for eight guns. No attempt was
ade to modest the expedition until they
'd k.ndled fire, which ctFectually des-
Dyed the light ship The for. did not
ION upon our boats until they we're
early ont Of harms way.
Firing down the Potomac was heard
st night between IL and II o'clock
has been sine. ascertained that the
bel batteries had opened on Gen. Hook.
s command on the Maryland shore,
1t without damage.
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The Rebel Steamer Label.
NEW YORK Ian Is

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
A Port Royal letter states that the
steamer Isabel was much damaged by
shells of the Mohican while running the
blockade. One shell knocked off her en-.
tire stern, aud she barely got in afloat.-
The fog was dense, but she was discov
cred by the gun boat Rockback. The
Mohican slipped cable and chased her
under the batteries of Morris Island
The Isabel returned her FIRE but withou.
effect
Another letter reports that the Eng.
lish schooner Gipsey, with 200 bales Of
cotton, was captured by the New London,
! in the Gulf, and taken to ship Island. -
The Desota ran into her at the mouth of
the Mississippi on account Of her acting
! suspiciously
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htSEo0D. now LO~r. HOW RES.
IsDHGD

>Sts P'blsshe5, ~ = Seaiea Eareiaps
~; fIH EATtfag TREATMENT. MD g,D.
sesl @'pfp = @t@TtHetort4tinnas ~ -ersf.ag rc.E
st=S~ @esnf Debility Eeg-.suaaass as.t Enrefur.
~ >'r'nfhn fnaHctnI Asagsesaey ass Mental
at 'itfSissl a"star&tP
ar srisF. I eg1, gsEwgfr. ND.
1.ss,6v II hss "~ Gre.n E.-,t. DE-
TIM st,at -s,i..,en.,t sas.sy<,, IN go. as,,;-.,I
.'"tsi''' ;"*r's 3rsass iva aa. nsm exp.,tsnee
ss,iss ~" asssa3 tass ttes - s%sf abuse NAV lie
a'nt'ts'asAa s'1is"aI sBEAsyat medicine AMI With
s'0 IA '.fa'ss sEsgtea! operations beuzies, in
sfftii'ssis. 'SExs ~ cordial pointing out 4 mode
~ tsFs .. oEes certain and ef.c,ual by which
tfsf5 ssserer. no matter what his condition NAV
BE- may cure himself ehesply, privately and rsd.
iesiiy Ihf- lecture will prove boon to thnus.
ands and thousands.
sent undsr seal to any ad1ress most pn;d on
the receipt Of two posta. ~ ,tamps i,y addressipg
n 49,. {. NINE, III Bowery. New York. Post
''.' IA a''o"' 3l-yl.
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cried the younger bre .her, aud drawing

| cried the younger bro ther, and drawing
a Colts navy, he continued, "I've gol
something for you" and fired.
The ball lodged in the breast Of the
elder brother, who staggered and fell with
the violence or suddenness Of the shock.
Recovering himself i'm nediatcly. he got
on his knees, and Selling his rife, point
ed it at his murderous brother, who turn
ed and fed, but a rife ball 10 his spine
arrested the course Of the rebel forever.
The family Of the Union man gathered
4 few Of their, effects hurriediy togeth.
er, and fed with him in wagon. They
IRE now in Kansas, and he, though Sc
verely wounded, is slowly recovering.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-23

The Government Contract Investigate
ing Commissioners are now engaged on
the subject Of the alleged frauds in this
vicinity. They discover that the same
horses have been twice sold to the Gov.
eminent. Superintendent aud inspect,
ors have been bribed to certify to horses,
sometimes filing them to private indi.
vlduals, The enormous amounts paid By
the War Department has induced s,ron 2
competition among the railroad compa.
MES, so that many Colonies 10 the West.
IN removing their regiments East. have
received from $500 to $1,000 bonus ::
that some suttIers are making $4,000
profit Per month; that nearly all the suit
tiers south Of the Potomac sell LIQUOR.
with the knowledge of the officers that
1t Is struggled in boxes marked govern.
ment or hospital $ ores or packed in bar.
re's and marked beef"