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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
Auliiarn Notices.
Aid 10 our Wounded soldier. and sailor

sAsirAKY COxyI.sIOs,
Central Ofice " Arlington. March -, 1902.
Recent have much reduced the reserve stock o.
yples the depo Of the Communion and at the present
ressssfy 10 ash renewed and increased contribution
sAoud made especially 81 The articles enumerated below
Waste viii be- avoided y sending In al cases 20 tie near
pot Of tie Comussion. All requests for the supplies
made 10 soees individuals should be referred to the
Associate Secretary Of the Commission nearest the point Of
demand who will be able TO them promptly, and
ess pense they be met from other
TteCsrnuission il in want Of fand,
FRED. LAW OLMsTED, General Secretary.
Aroeiste Secretaries Of the COMMUNION to whom al sp
fbcsiions for supplies should be made
Atlantic Dstrie,-Dr. J. FOSTER JENKINS, p. o. ad
Aess Washn gton, u. {.
Western Di,:hct-Dr. ). II. DOUGLAS ST. Louis, mi,
souh
Depe to the Of which supplies should be- by
eenbuns cciees and individuals and Wnere they will be
A0d traspped according the varying demands ioi
Inherent articles OF the various columns and fees Of the
swEnglald Wornans Auxiliary Association. No. "a Sum
womsns Cen,r,l Relief Association No. 10 Cooper Union
Sts. New York.
Psrsyysnia Branch Of the Sanitary Commission No 23
Dspo, Of Sanitary Commission CustomIouse Baltimore
Dspo, Ct Sanitary Commission, No "a Est, Washington
soiss Aid Society Of Northern Ohio Cleveland, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Branch Of Sanitary Communion, Cincinnati
Columbus Branch Of ssni.sry Coinms,ion Columbus, Ohio
ilea Branch Of Sanitary Communion, indianapolis Ind
bIsneh Of Sanitary Commission NO II "aDA'a''
pepot o. Sanitary Commission. Cairo, Illinois.
tscky.
distributing Depot. are also established at Fortress Monroe
eughIA foI hoytl, South CaIoins Key West, florida
ToIp isSDc hns.spp g. Louis, Missouri; and Nashville
Wooien Shirts Vo.ui,al drawer, ipusip,
Bed Iicks feet by7 Sippers
ieelet HtnscIchiefs Lint and Rsndsges
Jenra
-, ARTICLEs Nor NEEDED.
sSih Canton Flannel Undertaking
'mo~NSsss, Pillows and Cushions,
Preserves
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Chances for Dnsiness Hlen.
TOE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH

HOE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
i l. MENTOR SALE, OF will be RENTED for q teTm
y years located II Mlyic Rens.aer County, New Yert,
the Poosten Kill Riter four miles from the City Of Troy
" Y Ssld establishment built in l5oo expressly to
manufacture Hoes Of Southern and Northern patterns with
the latest and approved Uachirrry Of which are
superior Ia saving larre centsgs In labor Al
excellent uniform water power 70 horse water wheel
every facility for doiDs large bunes good oppor
tunty for any parties wishing 10 do manufacturing business
Two three good practical hoensker, with some capital
make advantageous Arrangement Inquire or Or address
CATLlN \ SEXTON, Troy n. Y.
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vOns Hundred and Second Regiment, n. Y. =.
- san buren Light Infantry.-Ii.ut CHARLES
a. I'M has been left cnargs Of The Headquarters, No
- BROADWAY ard win forward al members Of the Regiment
!" We eanap a. the seat OF war
M psi,.s connected with the Regiment will Immediately
po' 70 hesdquG or they viii De treated deserlers
.sdois wanted T. Il. VAN BUREN, Colonel.
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Gbc Curt.
FASHION PLEAsURE-GRoUND AssoCI-

FASHION PLEASURE-GROUNDA SSOCl-
LIST OF PURSES oFFkSs sI2S FOR SPRING OF 1862.
$3.50 IN PURSES.
No !. Purse ESQ milo heats. in for the following
Brown Dick Ethan Allen Prlueess John Morgan, and Rock
A. cham 10 harness.
No 2 Parse 500 nile heats In s. to harness for homes
tbs, have not tTotted single below FRA
No Handicap 800 mic hoAS in s. for horses having
tro,ted 10 2;Jo or less.
In the $500 p'ss ntres horses start tho second
beet will receive fCO FROM the Association and hlrd beet
save his entrance
No Purse 800 one mile and repeat wagons for ho
e. that have not tloti,d below 1895 TO wagons
No s. Purse 300 mile heats Ia TOR genemen'i road
teams Teams entering must be owned and driven together
st time Of entering
No O. Purse goo mile heats, In g. TO wagons for horses
th.t have not trotted below 2.R to wagons.
No Purse t200 mile heats ia TO wagons for horses
that have not trotted below 2:J5
No. Purse .l0o mil. heats 10 s. to wagons for horses
that have tottcd below 2l3.
No 2 Same Hs No. g. to harness
No 10 Pare flo mile heats Ia s. for all horses for sad
No H. Pur.e 100 mile heats s. wagons for hores
that have not trotted tor money
No r. Purse 100 three miles and repest TO harness. for
horses that never trotied TO- money
No ~ Purse tlt0 mile hta,s Ia 10 wagons for horses
that have not tro.ted IN 1850
No. H. Same No 49, two miles and repeat 20 harness
No ls Purse 800 ue heats Ia TO wagons for horses
that have no, trotted below 2.t5
No 10. Same Is No. IS, to harness
No H. Purse 09 mile heats In s. to wagons for horses
that ha,. not troted below 2:4O
No 10 Same ss No. II, 20 harness
on MONDAY EVENING April q at o'clock Entries must
be- made under teal and the entrance money ten Per cent?
ncosed The horse or horses must be named described
IL ~ the purses three OF more must enter to NIL and two
Race. come Oh between April 20 and July For handcsp
pers competent and disinerssted will be selected aud
s ns Ss9 y s%
Manager
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DEAL ESTATE at AUCTION-A very de.

DEAL ESTATE at AUCTION--A very d.
IA sirabe PROPERTY y miles south Of the City fPous
ktsPe tho poslroad containing ~ Of ch0cs Land
well adapted to the growth Of all fruits and stocked with
tine variety Of grspe vines and young The House /.
stables and h.nery are admirably arranged and ell In nost
excellent condition The above bed property is well
ia tho ty OF foughkeepsie Ia front OF the Court, House
Il o'clock a M. on THURSDAY, March 20, l562 Terms
attractive, and made known a. the sale. Possession
mrdately Eos fan poricular apply in person by
lester TO HENRY W. SHAW, Real Esate Broker. Plough.
k.epsie Dachess Co. N. Y.
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EOR SALE in WESTPORT, Gonna good
L HOUSE. and extra 0ubudinsG For particulars ia
quire al the sAUGATUCh BANK.
TOR SALE CilEAP-A twO-stOry frame
j. DWELLING-HOUSE, with extension. huntor.s.
near atesav Brooklyn within three minutes walk OF Full
ton-sy with without two lots ADJ ulng the
rear, fronting on Downngst Apply at No 2l3 PesIlsi
Nsw-York, up stairs or to
HAGNER SMITH No. Court.si. grcoklYn.
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Gcnses ano 5arme iUantc0.

HOUSE WANTED. The owner and occu
pant Of dwelling that is worth 81 200 in good uegh
borhooa in brooslyn would enchs Tor similar Hose in
Newlok City that 10 worth $40 90 aud nav th. Gerens
in cash Address A. b., BOX No. 49,. lower P. q.
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Aew Publications.

CEAT OF WAR
LIN ~ MAPS o. VIRGINIA. Of the NORTH CARO-
rsst value TO those who follow the movements our
reefs as believe they have better and more
T .ast Information than an, estapt
vs, have reduced the price Of the large Map OF
o-S 70 " cents. T.. AG. w. BLUkI
nSuhLlNES-Readers complete your sets.
hAkPERSs YsICKERgOCKER
assiirrhhm5 BLACKWOOD,
- .n.t HarllCf GODEYs
b. ns,, Is mAoAZINEe and REVIEWS at 10 ctnts each
R-.Yms Nnls CHAs. a. MlLLkRS No. Is ALBSt,
G 5"t ~ sbissctI, st4Hg iy CIegIaI.
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90 nnn TO $4,000 A X 4 n l. X
PC,ONW WANTED with ,his amount in an "a.
trnsye manufacturing business this IL chance to realize
large seldom with q stock hand. Apply al
No. sO5 Broadway Room No. q, W sairs.
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IN PRESS and NEARLY READY.
Price each so cents In Paper Cover IS cents In Cloth
THE My STERY. By the Author Of The Esrls Heirs
THE CASTLES HEIRS BY the Author Of " The Earl'
Heirs"
TIE CHANNINGS By the Author Of The Esrps Heirs.'
Allies SECRET. By the Author Of The EMps Heirs
Booksellers News Agents and al others will please send
on their orders once for what they want Of hem ad
dressed to the publishers.
TB. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 3O6 Chestnut-s.. Philadelphia.
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WANTED-A PARTNER with a small CAPT.
tai to take the place Of retiring Partner in estab
ished payIg business 10 man Of Energy this il rar'
opportunity. Call on OF address THOMAS HlPrON, No. g
Msid,u.laue New.York
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Gorscs, Carriages, Sc.
60 Farmers an0 Others,

: -. i
OiION Seed, 900 bushels Mississippi
For sale by WM. J. DEWEY 4 Co ko 95 sll-st
KARIN and Garden Implements, Seeds, Gar
den Field Grnss AID Flower Seeds Cotton seed Chi
nese sugar Cane. Spring Rye and Wheat Seed Potatoes
Oats and Barley. Cloycr Timothy &c dqsno. Hone Dust
Poudrette Phosphate. Sc Plants Trees. Roots ac AZ OF
snlerloI quality, AMI for sale at low prices JOHN VAN
DENblLT, No. 70 Fultonst., near Fulton Market
OUNCE STOCKS, French, tirst-class, trans
N planted, Just snived per steamer. PEAR and CHERRY
STOCKS French and hrst class 10 arrive shortly for SALE
BY G. RAOUX No. 10 Cedsr-st.
WHAT EVERY FARMER WANTS-One of
w PARR'S TOOl-CnESfS complete with a. TOOLS,
for o. Send foT circular. GEORGE PARR, Buffalo, ~ T.
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xp S00W WILL buy I3t ACRES HOUSE,
Cd eEasNIAR AARN LAI-Ir e -.

field y. j. hour from Ncw.York Healthy pleasant snd
cheap. Inquire of COLsfON or ENGLAND Tribune Ofice
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Wanis.

4 YOUNG LADY would like situation TO
"A TEND in CONFECTIONERY or SHOE-srOkE or
other gnt business Address Miss C. j. T., Tribune omee'
BoI No. los.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

Conyrega tiorai Testival.-Ths ladies Of Lexington
Presbyelan Cburck corner Of 4t.h-st viii bold FES
RIVAL IN The Lecture Room Of tie College Of Physicians
and Surgeons porh-eas. Of 4ihsy and 2d-st,
sHURSDAY, March 20, at y p Tickets. so cent? for
s At the door Several Addresses and appropriate Music
Nay be oxneced.
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Rcal estate for Sole.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
~ near Sing Sing, n w. with ACRES highly productive
River Railroad Station has large and Cue house barn. and
oatbuding- profuon Of choice uit and shUbbery in
cuds nearly all the large and small fruits and be.ges
4 well ws,ered well drained with running brook,
tremey heathfn well sheltered from the rough gales OF MIN
ter and opening the esost breath Of SpTu.aud witla
doubly cheap 900 the larger portion Of which msy
main On mortgage II desired.
c. q. PRATT No q Pine ST., Room No. ..
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printing.

- G. A. wHTEHCBEE, No a Aan-st. tdeor, cas-, o
NssSsh
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A BEAUTIFUL MICROSCOPE. magniying
"A 500 times for 2Sc (y-r Five 81 dlHeren, pswer',
81. Mailed Tree. ?. =. BOWER, Box 2.e. Boston Mas
MRS. HANKINSs PAPER.-Etquette, Arts
ANl Of Beauty Social Games Courtns Cgriosios now
Illustrated story "Ihe fems.e Spy Picture. Sc Unlike
other paper. Try H. Sir copy IS cents
Very Interesting PublishcGn No. ~ WAksrst, T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

~NEW MEDICAL BOOK.-Dr. BOSf-
~ WICR's Work on Seminal Diseases Hints Before
and Amer Marriage Nervous Debility Impotency aud k'n
dred Aascous &c &c. Is beioe and Do not hos.ie
say 10 without exception tie mos, truthful and useful
word Of the hind published and It vii be ed by the
pIoestior well % tie public great bensiscoi 20 man
Kind Qusckery Ia here exposed and the truth told II shsuc
be every family in the hands o. young AID
woman IA the land -" Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Mailed by r.. Warner. No. Ncseyst.i UtdleyA No. d3i
Broadway and by Dr. y. a. his office, No IS East 2thst
,ir doors Of Broadway. where DR. H. will continue the
practice OF medicine and surgery. Pnoe 81. All Interviews
sud comma Bicsiions strictly confidential.
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We call the special attention Of Gu. OF town fde TO this
stock We prepared 10 execute large ofde sn0"
notice.
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DIANO wANTED.-Cash will be paid for q

y{vANTED-8 SMART BOY, in Law OF
w fr.-rrp.t be sl,e 20 write good hsai 4 CLERK
for Railroad A,ercy wsses liberal. Apply u No 'Chst
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Epeual Noilcfs.

y Special Meeting OF tho New ork CITY l-ipr1ry
Associatior at its room No 5Abngdonsq on the ivan
al Macon al "A o'clock D. An Members OF the Asocia
to and those in lis welfare invited TO attend
Of great iutere will be brought before the meeting
MAYHEM KANE,
II NV President.
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miscellaneous.

DRUSFIES Of every description at the BRUSI
ID FACTORY No 92s Psrl-st Hnp-rs Buildrg A
articles the lowest factory prices PAINT BRUSHES
a superior quality constantly on hand. JOHN X. HOPPEL
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foo with Eerys Patent lndis Rubber Paint Tested
90 roofs Wan aucd for yeas $50 OIands. l3J Bosery
81 Pal row Jl5 gthaY.. and " uhay y = 4 J. y ELeIy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

IMMENSE RAFT AT CHtcAGo.-An immense
raft arrived at Chicago on the 4th inst, con-
iaining $500, 900 feet of lumber. It was
brought from Alpena. in Thunder Bay. a
distance Of four hundred miles. by two tugs
The raft is composed of seven cribs. each
about ninety-two feet long by City feet
wide and ten feet deep. and drawing seven
feet Of water. The boards of which the
cribs are composed are simply and substan-
TALLY bound together BY wooden timbcrs
passing through the whole pile. 1t took so
men upward Of month to construct it,.
The cost of towing for the two tugs was
SIS, ,34e, or. with the wages ofthe men Who
accompanied it, about 81 25 per thousand
feet. In the ordinary way of shipment BY
boat the cost would have been nearly 91O.-
900. saving on the whole of nearly seven
thousand dollars. The raft is owned By
Towuhridge & Brothers. of Detroit.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

SALT TO SAVE MANURE COM
mon salt in water. sprinkle the same over
your manure heap. and the volatile parts of
the ammonia will become fixed salts, from
their having united with the muristic acid
of the common salt, and the soda thus lib
Grated from the salt will quickly absorb car
bonic acid, forming carbonate Of soda; thus
you will retain with your manure. the am
monia that would otherwise fly away; and
you have also . new and most i'm mportant
agent introduced, viz; the carbonate of So
ds, which is powerful solvent of all veg
etable fibre.-Gard. Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29
Military laems.

ED The number of militia in knox coun.
~ is 1853. The number Of volunteers -
l34.
HBThe recruits for the old regiments
receive the advance bounty until the first
of September.
EvAmong the new appointments made
at Indianapolis last week We find the fol-
lowing: Jacob Montieth I'd Assistant Sur.
geon Of the 69th. vice Ferguson. declined.
DJThe Indianapolis Journal says
Guns and artillery equipments are now on
The way here from the east, sufficient to arm
aud equip six full batteries of artillery.
g- The Lafayette Courier says: Indiana
will doubtless be able to gil her quot. in the
"Invahd Brigade" without draft. It is
proposed to organize a separate corps to be
called the Truss Battalion, with General
Debility in command. The large proper
ton of the weak kneed fraternity. who are
ruptured in mind, body and estate. renders
it altogether probable that this bsttallion
will be full before the close Of the week
The Crutch Company is full, and the Ske-
daddle Rangers viii be able to 60 into camp
on the s6;h.
TUE DRArr.-The Provost Nsrshals aud
Surgeons are being appointed BY Commis-
s;onsr General Siddall for each county in
the State. and all the arrangements for car.
wing into effect the draft have been COM
nie,ed. The drafted men Of the different
rono,essional Districts will rendezvoas -
fellows: lss 1t Princetos. ed st New Albany,
al At Madison. 4fh st LAwsesesburg. 5th
:, Richmond. 9Th It Indianapolis. 7th At
Terrs Hauie. sth 1t Lafayette, 9th u Sosth
Bend, 10Th At Fort Wayne. 11th at Wabash.
1The Indianapolis Journal says: We
learn by letter from A. @. Hil. belong.
ing to Company Z Captain Booker. lath
Col Link, that the regiment vas
10 camp near Lexington. KY. oo Thar.aay
the alst inst. The regimeet vent fron this
city on Tuesday svssisg via Cississseiasd
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Destruction Of the Ram Arkansas.
The correspondent Of the Delta gives the
following account of the fight between the
two iron clad gunboats Essex and Arkan-
sas:
/ will dispose Of the destruction of the
Arkansas at the outset by asserting that it
was fair stand up, knock down and scratch
gravel 6ght between the two iron clad non
descripts-the Union Essex and the Rebel
Arkansas. No matter what the Rebels
may say, it was a square bght. The Ar
kansas took possession of her choice. in a
deep bend Of the river. where she tied up,
but with her starboard and broadsid es
sweeping the river up and down, and her
bow raking across. at the same time ready
to dash across and plunge her bow into any
vessel attempting to pass in front OF her:
Porter. Of the Essex, with seaman's in
stinct saw this pan Of the enemy. and WISE
" laid below, but not more than three hun
dred yards distant, whence she plunged
nine inch solid shot into the Arkansas, till
. favorable breach being made in her bow
just under her ports. An incendinary shell
was exploded in the breach. instantly setting
the Arkansas on Ere. Her bow. where the
she'll burst. being the windwsrd end. in a
few minutes the Navy Who we're SO fortu-
nate as 10 be present at this last naval CON-
bat Of Two iron -clads had the satisfaction ot
seeing the crew Of the Rebel scudding on
shore, while the flames were bursting out
on every side.
But be it understood and recorded. all this
time the Arkansas was fighting her batter
les. till her line burning Of. she doated into
the middle of the river. where. in little
while. she slew up. Let no credulous or
unbelieving Rebel Aa,ter his soul that this
was not the Arkansas that was sunk and
DESTROYED. So much for the naval part OF
the affair-important, rs enabling the gun
boats to act without impedimest with the
land forces.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

"a The Descriptions of Flowers. when
associated with the names they bear. often
suggest the ludicrous. Ia looking over the
lists Of our florists. for instance. We end
Lord Derby" described as having aa
/" orange crimson mouths" Lord Raglan
has 80 ine eye. but rather loose habits;''
Earl Of Shaftesbury. fne flower" but
shows The whites Of the eyes," "Priscsss
Matilda has ga rosy blush. and is very
free," Irs. Church has great consta,cv,
aud may be depended on" and so on
through the catalogue.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

ABUSE OF OxEN.-Oxen should never re-
ceive rough. cruel treatment. as is often the
case. where they are entrusted to the care
Of men with less feelings OF kindness than
the brutes themselves possess Too much
loud talk and whipping often dooxen a great
deal of harm. Learn to practice Mr.. Ra-
rey's system with horses, and the result will
be bene6cial.-Rxyol american.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29


FA1LIsa CRoPs IN EuRoPH.-The crop
news from Europe by the latest arrival is Of
uniform tenor. The cold wet, summer has
retarded vegetation to very serious extent
In England there will be but half grain
crop, in France the prospects are scarcely
better, and private letters received here from
Germany report that the incessant rains and
the backwardnoss of the season have ruin
ei the fruit and stunted the wheat. The
Vienna correspondent of the London Times,
furnishes the following additional evidence
OF the general failure:
The price of grain is raising in all parts
of the Austrian empire. as the weather is
very unfsvorable. The corn is cut in all
parts Of the country. and every second day
there is thunderstorm with long continued
and heavy rain; in fact, this summer is one
of the coolest and wettest that has ever
been known in Austria.
We have already exported large amounts
of breadstuffs to Europe to supply the want
which begins to be felt. and the demand
from abroad for supplies is like to increase
rapidly. There can be no war with Eu.
rope SO long as Europe must be fed from our
ssrplus, even were there no questi ms of
policy or cost to enter into the calculation
OF changes. Moreover. the steady drain of
gald must be arrested by the growing call
tor breadstutfs, and we shall have our specie
returned to US in time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29
lgrirulturul Drpartmrnt.

~The Tobacco crop in this district
promises fine yield. 1t is in some parts
much affected by the worm. but as . gen.
thing the yield viii no doubt be quite large.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

The New Haven Journal says that
one of the New Haven houses engaged in
business IN New Orleans, has just received
from that city $3.50, 600 in silver
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

Fifty persons have been arre.ied At
Osvego. N. T.. on the point OF departure
for CsaAda. and loo more were turued back
usder Secretary Stanton's order.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

EWatermelons and peaches are abund-
ant in our market. The grape crop VIII not
be very large from present appearances.-
Other fruits are abundant
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

.Swarms Of politicians are in Wasu
in1tou, looking after the .pposntmsnss un-
a.. ~. ,ev tsx hv. What . pity they
eould'os b impressed IN the aroy.
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NAPoLsons IpGA or CoDCalv.loA.~--e
said Napslsos 80 dAy il shs Cspsci or
Staae. II an issxorabls q the sssh5sst a
ce.scs;p1ioa-ls wosA b esinissl. How
eesA pseossils Is - seassisnss = s<eo'sfs
d. life OF oss saas for Tie aAvssta0ss az =
esothss9 I d sps AvGat thiahssks soeld
exsnps my ova sss.' zssg i,4f
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Months3 90 8 00 oI0,0o 400 Is, 90 300 10 90
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6uonths 90 00lo,00 i2 90 %, 90 30 90 Sc, 90
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Yesr.. 90 1900 90 90 00So 90 500 10 90