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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-18
OLAkIsrILLE, Tennessee,
February 18th, 1862. J

GcH. Johnston:
Sir: There is but Little known satisfactorily
cf the ehcmy OF their movements; up 10 ton
c'clock last lignt AL wss quiet, As usual, At tie
fort. General Bu:Ener IS nov th.rp. have
thought ,t:e h.at cisposition 10 make ii mo
tiopp. On this lin. was 10 concentrate the
Iuslu it,Ica ii Cumberland uIly, leaTins III
Fcrt ponuson r;ioi.gh to mako 81 possible re-
sislancs to any nttsrk which may ha h:adp
a,pOn tho tsrt. bn! Do more. The character
OF he country in the rear and 10 the leit OF Tbs
fort il such as to make il dangerous 10 concen'
,rafu our whole force there; iur If lheir gun
boats should pass The fort and comlDHnd the
river our ,ru.,pa would Go ii, danger Of being
cut OF by ful CO irusI tie Tennessee. 10 thus
event tuuir road would open 20 Nashville with
Out any obstruction whatever. Tho posilion
ct Urlu berlsnd City is better, for there the
r.ilraud DIVORCES from the river which would
s;f,rd some litils facility .cr transportation IN
case Of necessity; and from thence iAe open
couatrY southwark towards EashVIiie ~ essl-
w reached, Besides, from ;siat poiti, Te
threaten tho flank or arg i9rce sent lron the
Tennessee against tho iost. ain Dahihs eve
~ pcssbie efrrt 10 concentrate tie forces hsTs
al UUm6urland City. have Gaen IN Tho
CREATES, dread ever since leatned tbs place
Al their s:attersd condition. The lo-ce !s IN
adequate 20 defend line ul forty niles IN
length, which can ina attacked trom three dill
lerrnL directions. We can oI!S be formidable
bv concentration.
i strong guard ia sll that caE be left tere,
ard lhis no longer thsn your movement can
10 u,ade. / shall begin today, II the engi'
nocts report fayosably, 10 blockaCe tn2 river
q. the piers If tie railroad bridge. nave
taken Up an iosa taat "rait," secured against
this bridge, c-su irEder the river inpssssne
tcT the gunboals: If this is possible, II VIII
be All immenS4 relief TO the movements sho'e.
| asu guile sure :1is blockade can be male az
q lower stage OF water; but tbs present stage
oil waller =cGdeTs this experiment sone"hht
doubtful, still will make every sxertion 10
e eff.c. tho bldcka ade OF possible. received oy
telegraph POUR authority TO rusks any a'siesi-
tioa OF The troops which, in Dy. jldS1hsn, YES
bss:, aud acknowledged itby a'spstch lLau's
dislely. az. Gctirg accordingly.
an, general, very respectfully, ycur ODE
dient servant, j., .JoHN B. FLOYD,
Brigadier General Confederate
States Army.
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fJnr LoWEaY BrcHT.

II is said that Fort Lc"ery, SEINE Ten oT
twelve miles beiow Tapp:hanncck, vas burnt.
rs doub: Fort Lowory sill hc nsgn'fied INTO
great place by the iima the rspor! gets
North. il waa very E.ual affair, tEroTn w.
soms six or eight mor:Aa ago, AID ntVnr IL
tended for anything slss ':lan sraf',- cE''~ L"
the ocrrny. Il had aerved :i- purp"s", a'! '7as
abandoned month ago, cur guns aHd "Te'J
hing else OF ths slightes. vslur, lcng s'Dc"
rarnurch. Thore were !e. ~ooden hi'artes
left standing ami wa su"r"a" th.e the7= ""1
etituud tho "Fetera: hur'iing NJ FORT Larry.
40 SOLDIERS rETwEEH Tnia .Sp ahEX,1pHtH.
\ man was brought here th.s morning.. 5r
our p;ckets in Stafford, who Terar! Tia. iGh:e
j. no, u Federal soldier Je;w.en IBIS and
ble5andria, rs iac nshe a=w, fEa a.an IL MI
lrisnnan. and nas no.n in service ST. ',ieXan-
diar MS cosl hesvcr. Re shys. that rssIrictons
upon ctizsns il getting passes have been
Withdrawn That cn Sunday moraing last
bs lief. Alexandria srd proceuiel To Centre-
villa. from thenco hc came through Psnc"
Hjllisu. 10 Stafford, and that ne did ne; see a
soldier during his travel. That he has t"o
brothers in Richmond, or iu the Confederate
service and that kis purpose in ie"sir;T Alex
spdria Was Z, join bis brothers.
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~: a,5HR0sG EgQuiSES.
.-s.,s8go DAILY, srNI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
- TYLER, WISE s. ALLE"iL.
r + K " ;.

Terms.
-Y.s,y y.-ss, saE1 driSrs ?'s a.'uuc1, anu 81 tis
10 >.s .io~ts 81 taken f'f s',o,s ;'r s .u'n
,a,- -; dollars ivr s.s months, payable in sd.
I-s5S m..sLy THxEE DOLLARS per anuun. or
f,5 ",t'. inr,r.oiv Ins,,Sv.n, IVY whr
-. e. sH ,,:,ry sent by mali, they mast se
.,s- .- .a,i =,U he NJ the risk OF Me w.iter.
80 ,pvEETIalSG.
.,..s Z, ane- :! less. 'ne inse'''on-.--.'... -
D.. ''s''' :,Ga >,id;;on.i Insertion. 70
!. ;%s' 10 60 .........sv =!
ruelr= 90 10 .....-So 50 V
81, scGrss ...,..'.'.'.. .'..........sV w
-s1. ~s:ys asaIs 20 Is considered ty thu son tn
-, specified oo The aHnasespt, o. previously
Noon cewrrn th- parties.
's s-,,.culert 10; Isssed on the COPY 9 'Pcclura
: 9, a.e:'sn. WI be so;..nuee sa' o'ee'e' 's'
TlS, rsl:TSsxeS. TO svoia any r:isunder
4s yart q ,he Aaauai Advertisers u ID pre-.
s.i5;iiy, that toe;r privileges ooy cS'eHas 10
g s.:s5:ss. Real ka;s,r Legal aad ill other
i,t'r .A>- .---'~-s = :ts.g:,
-. soc ,frae-,l i sr6,u Advertisements
-r,;,sh cy tsr y-,.s. but 10 he charged Al the
;,,rs .a'Jss: 10 suca discounts ns 'nsh be Ss'eed
.,,c iorc squares, S.th the privilege OF chansr,
-, on tccir y.arly average, IN uay one week, insert
..s- =" afyorut SSrrsd apoa ~ the standing rule
IN, ,au.rtst ari SiI excea5;oS Zach amount 10 be
-. :: II, usual sIes.
-.I..-,qrg,, aserIst in the Seui!.Weekly Enquirer
n,r ,s:.rr oj lines or less !or the ersI insrr-
IN crst. Der sGugr- fo- esch ccntiuusnce or l.!
- /, /; csl.: srnis ;or eacn Insertion.
"a sur3 % n;r ;ics asy O. ssmittca por r,s;i, Ia
.yl.Gi. ba!,> uV'ss, Ii registered toe risk OF
Il. rb.tr ,:sa st rrfhrtes OF Ecspect exceeding
49,. ..e ch,ssrt ;or as advertisements.
-g-, or 4 distance rauSt De accompanied vi:h !hs
r,.a.v uE sasEsc:ory references, 70 insure eXecu-
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Va nrc crajikly advised that lie gnnhna;a
CT tic eremy Gpiearcd in Tie RsRpoh.nnock
river yesterday sfterroon, Gil the Ic~n Of Tap
pehsnnpck. early in tho efierioon. parry
landed Mt Tappshaanocii -hos large "c are
not ati7 istd--lnd Te hava report that The:
said they expected 10 b" in Fredericksburg to-
day. The party will moat likely ,'fi'zs iiIs
old proverb '';horH's IESny sip ;"'E' iho
cup and liy.
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"The AiDa % tle Itappahannocis,& &c.;'
Under the above ccpt:ou the Fredericksburg
"FieralA," cf the i5!i instant, patlis!.a the
EiloH;ng:
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CouHTEETEIr .inSrv.

1t is said Tie Yankee soldiers in fauquicT
are literally supplied with counterfeit money,
and tnat theg make great prstenccs 10 honesty
in odsring 10 pay for al they get or tss:s, tu:
that 1t is generally il, counterfeit notes.
FIFE GuEpuATs IL TIE RAPPIHAH%oC. . TIT
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:e,tr,4ly mornint, Coi. B. s. Gai,neT,
,.s;uaa ci ;!e RHa,,a.s Island Investigating
.a!a:i;ee, CT he irasa c Representatives,
.:.aiaet ,he !olioei'.s rsg.s;: Hs alec sao.
...t.:A very Fo!nrl'nuu! lnas, I! testimony,
,.-e;,':s i'e i'aadrst: AMI thirty !our manu-
:-.y. lagos, which he desired TO 30 received
~ "a ~ .hs table Stiian; reading. Thc
80, d Tie capu.i:t.e, exclusive Of the les
:.5s.v. tvhich embraces Gov. W:ss's "RepQrt
i. ,.s Isl, ~as ordered 10 Se printed:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-18

Co25: PEfrs 0rsr, Assistant Atjut:n' Gcn
srai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-18

20 Ccuui:;tee - whom ~a2 referred .
.:ur;iaa oi he Harpe o! Representatives,
.i,,i,:i tha!n 10 inquire aud report INC
..r,,.. ans circumstances Of Ice capi,ulat;un
.;aays= l::.n.i, t.svs tsd The ssul, u1'ics
Z. ,i,:rsa;iau, and Lave given eli he facts aud
;r!1.l2n5.s contacted With The de;,nces ni
i. .l3 Island nd lis adjacent Isa's;s, and OF
i. :s;#'raien on the 81, ci feosuary, Il mast
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Ajtflluoa0 enquirer.
cne soanaks lai.na re,-n..
~ TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.

T,,rR<p.,r !,aunSaNG, APRIL Il, 'G2.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-17
MAERIED,

BACHMAN-MIX--Ou Wednesday evening. ian is at The
residences II the brides father ner Glies and tfhkh
avenues BY the Rev W. H. Nor is p e. assisted BY the
Revs. r. C. Pune, and 4. II Mead the Rev c. Bschnsa
Ps.;or OF the Jsnes T.. Church 70 NJ ss Anna Tau
.ldest daughter OF Msjor g. Nix esq. al Of Brooklyn
uESRY-3ADGER--At the residence q the brides tshsz
Lee Brooklyn, Wed esdsy. Jam T. by the Rev.
J. MEG. Holmes. Mr. James Henry 10 Misc CzariDa q
Badger second gher Of A H. Badger esq, al OF Brock
Ign.
Dir Watkins residence Tweoty-eeventh street, HeRy
Lockwood N Miss Macy Bak'r, al Of this city
PRAIl-HUH this city, on Tuesday, jan H. By
the Rev DR. Taylor Fsnslr l.. Pratt OF Slem, iass,
Lncy Huntley of Lyme, Com.
FFr-ArGAR-At Calvary Church. on WEDNESDAY mem.
ing jan IS, by thu Rev. De- Hawks. william r. Tstt U
Emma youngest ghter OF Lew Apgs SO all Of III
ciy
THOApsON-HUNr-On Thursday, Jan. 70 by the Rev.
T. o. Clark Mr. Joseph Thompson 70 Mrs. Emily u Hssk
daughter Of John A. Board esq. all Of this city
WALSn-DEMfsEY-ln VIII .n.burgh. 90 russdsy, JaA
"A. b, The Rev ,, Malone, Edmond a Walsh to Annie y
DsveBport Iowa and tic, and Ronlou NJ t. paper psss
CODY.
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Patience, on the southern point OF Sax .ha-lin. On
the Strait of La Peronse - "


The coast OF the island Of Sak-ha lio. on hs
western eide, fronting the Sea Of japan aud Strait Of
Tartary, should be examined ia view OF q thore o.,
land hne bat IL Is supposed that from the Ia ri
settlements and surveys made BY the Russian Gov
eminent, all necessary information can be obtained
in relation thereto.
Thus, by slrvey and expedition. bot, by land
and scs from tie shores Of Aneri t. tie mouth al
The AmDor, vast work wOuld b. ACCOMPLISHED al.
va iage0ns to commerce and tgiizatiou; srien q
would be vastly ,epetted snd knowledge hmera
men much Increased; our adventurous wAAling AID
uercilsDt-sbis would reap the benefit .or all tina
Of .hi5 Government survey, guidirg them in theis
periious voyages, ard saving mauy from saipWrsck
and mucl consequent loss Of life.
IL hardly necessary to cite rrecefents in snppot
oi this proi osed survey and expedition; UPON gen.
eTal plDc les, such similar eXpedi ions have been
undertaken ny tie Government, stoned and au.
ta0,ized by Congress, from tire to time.
More recently Congress hes authorized he survey
for the route OF the Atlnic cattle and the shis al
che Government were EN-, Logged in layng il.
The u 1 lsh Government bad slsO ENGAGED IL
ships Ia furthering such enterprises In various quar-
ters Of the world, and it i not long since that We
have the report Of steam vessel rent by tie British
Government 70 assist Col. S1sffner, an American,
in me survey of telegfaphic roue FROM Labrador,
via Greenland and Iceland, u Scotland.
In view therefore, OF the foregoing premises, and
in furihefance OF American commerce and enter.
Prise ae vel as the vast benefits 10 result TO a.
great commercial patton, 10 grow ont % the fact Of
I. tel eCraIhic communication which shall not only
lutte Europe with America, but add tire whole Of
Asia, Including China and Japan, your peutioaes
most respectfully asks the favorable consider alton
tie Congress of the United states OF Anerlea,
PERRY Med. COLlIM
Waahisoan Cuu Jsnusry 1861
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Our STATE MurrA.--A correspondent eouP'A-
that the three months militia, since their return Nv
the war, have manifested but little ambition ~'-
o,ve themselves in military science and discIpD1~
In order that when again called to the hea W.
NAV be ready for efficient duty, without ia"D.
nreuaration, he suggests that competent iaS'rae.
be employed to teach them something more 'n.n 49,
manual Of arms aud steadiness Of march on p"
He says: .,.A,S
The srea. requisite Of iufansry is accuracy ,srs
which brilliant p,sneuverns will avail h'ts ". -
.n. can n,ysr Give and 1t 10 to be aequirede BY a.
,oin.i with propsr instruction in the use Of INC
correct estimate OF distances &c. 49,. r,,sh
In Tho Wa iuston eDcamPmsnts ZINE 'hiee d,
,,,.., rrne,ic. ps,ook OF ,he character Of a,ne'
ar,wu M IN ,us with tive or three I'M,
nII. ,bey discharged in tsn, seeming caele's "hf,N
49, ~ ,'i.,.s up.ansht to tie quantity Of po"a
I ,h nrs per elevation Of he piece. OF sHy Of the -
and more di,pOssa to s'cdbe their i''l.s N
-, ., target than to themselves Under'och b
- A.. .u,nri,.d that AL immense amount Oh snA'
v,eooed h such slight results
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-17

BOARD OF EDUcATIos.-At the regular meeting
Of this Board on Wednesday evening, printed copies
Of the annual report Of S. $. Randall, the City
Superintendent, were distributed among the mem
bers Therepot giyesa full history of the operations
of the public schools during the past year. aud says
Notwithstanding tho Immensely increased e1peodi.
tuTe to tho ming out supporting aud msn.
tsining Of upward Of forty regiments Of armed uoops
and the caro- and support OF iLeir iAhil.s al home
PIble Schools. and nearly equal amount has been
raised for their msintenanoe during the 800 900 have
paid TO the teachers, male snd female who have con
Quoted the operations OF these schools tboO Tor school
i school houses and upward $4,000 for the support
The numerous Evening Schools tie Free Acad"my the Incl
dental expense. OF the Board Of Edncston and the salaries Of
Il. officers On. hundred and .Aty thousand children. be-
the Of aud a. have been unJo instruction for
greater less period during the year IN tue several public
during tho preceding year; while In the 80 Evening
schools t.ugh, during period Of five month";. from 5000
20 pupils under Instruction. The da
tendance Of pupils In the several day schools during the year
upward Of % Uo exceeding by nearly aWOthe average
amounted lOoO sves hundred TEACHERS. about
LOO Of whom were females have beru Ia Oily attendance
upon these schools aud large proportion OF them have been
engaged In the uition Of the evening schools"
The report, in referring to the discontinuance by
the Board of the Normal Schools, advocates IA High
School for Girls, with Normal Department for the
education Of teachers.
petition from Mr.. Vernon for donation Of old
books, to be used in the contraband' schools that
had been established at Port Royal und Fortress Mon
roe, was made tho cause Of much debate Messrs.
Robinson, Davenport, Farr and Mexican advocated
granting the petition, and MIR. Tucker said ii the
Board rejected it he would pay for the books out Of
his own pocket. The opposition was very strong.
The paper referred TO the Committee on Repairs
and supplies.
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Eesal Noiltes.

A SSIGNMENT NOTlCE.-Notice IL hereby
~ given that LANING r. OAKLEY Of Bsyonne. IN the
County 4 HUDSON State Of NewJeey has Ills day made
stsnn. subc iber of biz estate zeal aud personal
for the eeu. henh Of h. creditors and thai The said credit
bit their respective claims under oath Affirm
alton within the tenn of three months.
Claims may be left with at the law office OF O. ii
WINFIELD No. - Mon,gomery-st, jersey City
Dated Dec. 49, 1861. SENECA ALUER, Assignee
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IL NY aud TROY, con
NORTH and WEST. Train
From ChsInbersst
Express, : and II & m, and 8
Is aud SIP. M.
Troy and albany with sleep
iDS carr. l0:l3 .. IN.
POusbkeepsie train, bt 300 y
m. and IL m. and t:l5 p. IN.
Pees,kili train, 4;tc q. IA.
Sing Sing tain. 9.4s .. m.
3:l3p. IN.
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Boots anb Shoes.
Proposals.

ANN CLo4niSG AID EoriPaGE 0yrcs
Pml.DELrHu. Jsn. u, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited aud will be received
a, tli Office, until 10 o'eock m on THURSDAY, the
Zi,h int for ONE HUNDRED ThOI SAND YARDS or
ALL WOOL SACK LANNEL. Indigo Blue. NooFDJed
rwiled IN inches wide sud veighing ten ounces pr
yard an bids be ndorsed "Prposa Tor Furnishing
DAIi Blue Flannel" and be addressed TO .
%. H. CROSMAN,
Deputy QgGfsfm.sie --OrneTal
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo ALBA.

7 ITlNVhI u, Ut ALIIIt
WITH TRAINS
leave:
From 30,h.st
7:25, ll;JOa. IA, and $40 and
$50 p. IN
1870 pun. Sundays includedl.
ia 30 q. H., and l2:25 and Gao
m.
1925 p m.
1910 a. IN. ard $40 p. m.
Y. SMITH, Superintendent
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Posr Oyylcr, NEv.YoEx. ian. 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- 3 . n. Of tie 2oth inst. fer BUILDiNG AN EATEN
SION TO He POST OFFICE BUILDING. Plans aud
specifications be eHait ed .rd inform obtained only
the office Of the Architect Gfi Thomas, esq No so
Broadway between the houfs Of a. and .. Th-
proposals indOf.ed Proposed for Pest Office Extension
be addfe.se1 tie undo fgued IL !. undersood tha,
the Postmaster General shall have tie right to reject any 81 all
Of the proposals. w. Is. TAYLOR, fo'tnA'er.
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500. 7 II E 1862.

1862. THE 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with It's connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos EEw.YoRK TO TIE PnNclPAL WE.TxHs clItr.
New Jersey and Camden and Amboy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS ton THE WEST BY THIS
FOOT or COURTLANDT.sT
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning psenesrs leave New
Yos st M saue lime az Other route. Evening passengers
By way Of Allentown evening Passengers leave
three later than the Northern ne aud by both
arrive the tine Northern tines Ia Chicago and all
points IN tie NorthNes CTesne, Iudsnopols Louisville
81 Louis. Cleveland Columbus, Cinciunst, and all main
Sleeping Car, without change run from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh 355 miles ard New to Pittsburgh 400 miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the other routes
Baggage checked through, Trsy..sr: FREE
Secure Ticket gf ESQ PG,l a rala fl'SSsA
The Pennsylvania Central Company runs an Eniusn,
Accommodate Line witch afford. comfortable mode OF
parties moving Westward at one half the usual rates
Of fare. ,,o,,nc
By ,h route, freish.s Ct oil descriptions can be forwarded
IN and from any point the Nrosd0 o Ono Kentucky IT.
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT 10 any port on The nayigable r'es Of
the West by ,teaineis from Pittsburgh.
The rates Of Freight TO and from an point In the West by
the psylvana Rerosd at ali times favorable
charged by other RsrOsd Companies ercasnts aud shp
pers ntsting the transportation OF their Freight 10 TINS Com
psny, can rely with confidence ~ speedy transit.
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live stock will hnd this most ad
vanisgeous route Cspscious Ysrd. well wseIed sup.
Piled with every have been opened on ills line
aud It's connections and every attention paid to h, wants
feeding ard resting choice IL o,t red Of the PlLADEL-
PHIA, NEw.YOFk aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. l.: ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aston House
LEECH a Co., Freight Agents,
No. Aston House aud No South Wiiamrst
MCDONALD BIsCHoff, Emisfati agents.
EyOCH LEWIS General supt Altoona, Pa
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CENSUS Of 1860. OF EACH
STATE By COUNTIES thu Population u the P'ln-
ciasl Cities 81 IL. rr-d ss. ftom ~, CENSUS Of 1890
will DO found IN TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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IOTlCE of application for the discharge Of an

NUIItE OI hPPIcarIOH lot IHr uIscHdIEr UI MI
In.oyeut from hi, debts pursuant to tho provisions Il
The third article Of the fret title Of the nth chapter Of the
second part of tn. Revised Statutes -GkOKUE w. fUL-
LEH Of PulaN Oswego County an insoyent debtor No
iice first published January 1862 Creditors to appear be
fore Hon John Churchill County Judge Of O.wego County
Al his Office In Oswego City In said county March 49, 1852
O'Clock p m ID. A. KING. Att'y for ln'olvrut,
iai0 IawlOwF PULASKI, ". Y.
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The Court Of Appeals. -

AISAsi, InuI'u' ~. Couf q
The following ia the Calendar OF Inc Dc, IA A. q
Appsal. for January III Noa "a, ~ ~ ~ '''
10, ~.
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BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steam
Il rr. COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK.
from Pier No 10. at p W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent oihce
M M.gs
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Sales bp Gntilon.

A ~. MEHwfS. Aucunne-i.
DY BANGS, NERWIN ~ Co., Irving Bulll
ID iny. Mo-. So knd SO Br-adway-Sse' OF Books Sta
,i,rery lc-uge, Norb u Art Fancy Oc1d' Furniture &c
FIaDAY EVENING, Jan II a. g'eloes
erIVDAND AND MISCELiANEOt5 BDOkS I ON
rrns y.e u vsiu,bl- work. incudn! sleluho t.''
sioa and School Bo9k., &c. 40 sld Fanny o's"Qs'
,r A1lEsJ barge irln SAFE, matuiarlIrd BY h-fius
ft And al,jaiew hue modern OF Panilnr In rch .ili
frames.
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NEW TINKLE & LYON SEWING
~ MACHINE FOR SALE cheap. Adde'S d" & ID. IL :
boz No. l08 Tribune Oth1s
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
rersois hayf claim, tgaios JACOB u. WHl1MORE, late
o. the city Bath Man. shpDasts deceased 10 present.
the wi there the 'ubscriber Of o.. Ollie
OF HAMklNS COTHREN. coun eors atlaw No. 10 W oil
Ia the IT, Of Ne. York before the fret day OF
april neIi-DGicd NewYork 18th day ~ Sepienbcr 1861
81 IavenSst JAMES e. VIII fMORE, AtminisiratoL
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I IST Of STATES. Capitals Governors, times
Of Les.siive Mectiurs. General Elections sio tn
The TRIBUNE ALMAHAC.
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Qcparinersbip notires.

COPAkTNERSlllP.-T undersigned have
~ ,his day formed copsrtner'hp u,der the firm o.
DRY Goods JobbiOg business at Nos 90 snd q Cbamhet
taesr Broadway. JOHN o. HAVILAND
keSYOfk Jan H. 1862. VIM H. LSDsLEY
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Ps,senger Station in Esw-YoTt. cor Tth-st sHd Hhar
Entrance On 9Th a.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne Haven :, IN, (EI u l2l3, 3;0(EI)i $50,
4 p aud I.
ToT aidseTort :, 0 T. mr. EI.) i2:ls, $50 EIl $50
For Mlie,d st.,fOrd Fairfield Southport and ws.,port
Fcr Norwsa, = $50 M I2i5 $500. (Er)i $50 49, S.
For Dsrien and Greenwich, $50 a M p5, 80 40.
$50 y. N. -
For stamford, 7,s EI). $500 m. MS, $50 tEIh g.
50. 4:30 S:p
For port Chester and stntions sJos u
IS 3s0; 4:50, $3.50, $50 p N.
For Port Chester AID New Rochelle, 8 .. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via syriH gned, ia M (r2l $3.50 (EIl IN.
For Boston via Shore Line j. 10, 3 p. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield, q a tEI). n:l5, 80,
for C5naeciicui River Railroad to Montreal H., (EI.
and 4 rs p IL. to Norman pton.
For Hartford, Providence, and fishhil Railroad N,
(Etl. l2:IJ y. N.
For New.Iias.u, New-IondOn and stonnsOn Railroad
ats H., Il: 10, $3.50, .. IA.
For Canal Ralrosd u IS .. m. 90 Northampton
For HousatOnic RsilTOao N PittsIeide a
For Nsugatuek Rsiltosd. a. Ia $3.50 p. IN.
For Danbury and Norwslk Railroad, T. 80 A. m, $50 p IN
Comnodigus S .. giug { AZ. st aehed TO train.
JAMES II. HOYr. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
" ADELPHiA aud the SOUTH aud WEST. via JkR.
SLY CiTY-Mai and Express Lnes leave Ne~-forb al
sDd a. H., T. snd II r. Fare rs. Through ticket,
.od for the south sntWes and through baggage checked ia
Z a aud aud III IN. trains.
j. W WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be received for trains unles delivered
and checked Is minutes IN Advance OF the time OF leaving
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V'HE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
L ACT Of the sp.eil Session both eompiete-"H 10
found 10 TEE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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4 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
~ CALENDARS for the year 1861, In THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.