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CUPREME COURT-County of New-York,
- State Of New-iotk-rhe MANHATTAN FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY against JAMES DONNELLY,
MARY OMEARA. THEODORE EDOERrON. sebrs
W Brtton. Reuben W. Howe. Patrick q. Mooney, The
Grocsrs Bank Joshrs Edwards Aiolphus schweriB Wil'
ham y spearmsn Dennis brennan. John Ssne survivor,
40 Richafd WLamsou President Of the Bus Head Bank
Hirsm Focht Ausu.tus 4. Stout : Van Wiekle, Niles \.
Martin James siiusn, STA. e. Herring Aen n. Leet HI.
.h T. shcrmsn Cap-E Aess., Abei Eigerton, Andrev
Mclean David Win-brensr. sis : Lyon. samuel streh
Orlando Ch.eks samuel H. Judah Alfred Dickinson, wa
lac. b Randall Edwsrd Davis. Wilt Cathosrtson Johf
Co.tig.n Matthew Mcmahon The People Of the state o.
New YORK Theodore ". Bay aud Eugene berasd osofS
Bennett Daniel Stafford John Strs'on, hsres O. s9ndod
Thoma. Rsynor Henry Leser The Hartford Coal Oomps
nv Henry Never Nathan D. Corrsbt Joseph Baker nsnr,
N,ur.n Ausus,u, Morgan, HsEm.n Il. Gootndse, oyTst
knapp Henry W QaitgJw, The Chatham BANK IhoniA' o.
Kerr John hsfr Samuel ShAp,er Mathew r. kead Ibomn
Wilcox 10 the Defend named. fon are hereby su-'
noned sni relurei the complaint IN th Nuon
hch Is hei ia tho Office Of the LEX Of The Oiy sed NeenJ
Of New.York st the City Hal in the City OF Ne"-ioia
state OF York aai 10 copy OF yoa ons" 70 Wv
.ad complaint the subscribed a. his Once, No OF " AZ
IN the City OF New loIs within twenty days ser he .ee'
OF this summons you exclusive o. the day OF sucn
.ni Won fs 10 answer the sad complaint within the i
,oe,sd the plaintiffs in this action viii apply TO Inc 'oll
for the relief d-usnded in the complaint
D.tsd New .lolA December y. ltul. 49, -, ,..
"'N 'N n n BOVINE PLAINTIFF Attorney,
Tn. cornslut hefeo hed IN the orce O. thr Aet
IA. Cy AID County OF Newly on toe lh cay o. pteen
Der 1861 H. H. bo"Nhi ANN''H' '''
iolb lAwfwM y
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Maybe iswiOsM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. MOOD

CUPREME COURT.-MARCUS L. WOOD
y RUFF AID BENJAMIN ~ LILLE. surviving Trustees
Of AUGUSTUS Y. WOODRUFF, deceased, sgfinst ANN
ELIZA WOODRUFF snd othera Ia pursuance Of an order
thi. made the shove entitled scton special
term held the City Hall in the Cry II Newfork on the
29h day OF May A d. 1867 notice hereby given .hs al
per having claims sgsinst Augustus T. Wo0dui late OF
the Guy hei decreased required TO present the
the su5scroer hi. Office No IL Broadway on u
before the Gr.t day of August na1Da'-i MAY - 1901
EDWARD j. WILSON Referee
r. & Essvr Attorney. Je2 lsH6wN
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I AND AND COLLECTING AGENCY.

4 ALLEY P. RIcHARD-oS. tD"AkD l. KIM
RICHARDSON Il KING.
ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS
Jeder.on City No.
VIII give prompt attention to the collection Of Notes ana
Cl.ms 10 the psym-pt Of Taxes lands returned deB-
quen redemption Of lands iod for tsr"s 20 pro
curing .nd forwarding deeds aud TO investigating title, TO
land. upon which deeds have beea Issued .
Al money collected by will be immediately reiited oy
cheek state Bank Of Missouri or otherwise ordered
TEST aDSIAIS.
We the undersigned state Ohces sit- thai We are pei
sonsl ' acquainted with Me.srs ALLEN T. kiCHAkDooN
and T. KING and chrsruly recommend them TO the pat
ropase Of Al. person. having business a. Jferson CITY, as
prompt and rei.ble men 49, . - HI.
Sample orr Register, Akmen Necn, Attorney heneaIi "
G. bingham Treasurer; T. ". Winston. Comuiissionef
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Ueo0inq CARDS, &c.

At GIMBREDEs, No. $50 Broadway. AT
~ Home and Whiting CARDS Note PAPER HonogEains n
tbe ergt stye Of art - Albums retaed to - Su,t'e'
out OF tow will direct their avors TO GIN " INs
At VIM. EVERDGLL's SONS-WEDDlNU
IA CARDS--1hese celetTsed Engraved Cards so'a OILY
a No le4 Fulton.s;.. N. Y. Established lsl'
7 III. JOHNSTON x Co., No. 100 BOW -
Il. FRY-Weddias ard Visiting Cards &C, latest styles
,p.imeus by mail Also Watches Jewelry Siverwsre ana
Plated Ware Of tie best qualities and at low prices
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caAaLEs HARishoRNE. Trustees
y-ry..- q. sem, ~ ihIM Philadelphia

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New.
- York.-SrEPHES IALEN fiNE, SAMUEL 7. tAL>
ENrlNE, snd CHARLES GRlFFEN sgt. JAMES CAMP
BEN4-Suu nous foF money demand On contract t,om.
no, serl 70 "a, defendant, JAMES CAMPBELL You srs
hereby summoned sud required 20 the complaint In
this acton ~hi,h will BE- ed in the office Of the CLERK Of ire
Ciy and County Of Sewf City Hall In ssid city, and
20 serve cosy your the said complaint tha
sub,crb.Is t-i. Office Number G bEooue street IN said
city within days after h service Of hi. summons on
VOC exclusive. Of the day OF such service and If you TAI TO
the sid comPsi1. withn the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs IN this action viii take JuGsnen. against you Tor ne
ram of fou bundled do.s with Interest ron The 18Th day
March thousand Ign, hundred sud sixty hesites
the cost. OF this az ion. Dated January 9Th. 1902
BERRIEN 4 PERT, Plaiaiiis Attorneys
NO 1893 Broonlest, City Of New iois,
The compllut in it action he'd IL the cfee q iss
Cefs City and County Of Newly OK at The City Hal,
In said city on the 18th day Of May ls,,
BERRIEN PERT Plaintiffs Attorreys.
MAvlQ
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Chaufes for Business Hlen.

NRUG STORE for SALE VERY LOW-ln
- SPRINGFIELD, Mas; Oh old ,tsnd doing an excel.
lent cash pushes, and can be bought Of great discount from
cost Apply In person s tho re No Lnisn House Bloch
Springfield.
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Burning flui0, Oils, &c.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct from tho manufacturers and wells and
for IN quantities to suit i prime shipping order at the
L Co.. NOS J7O and l73 William IT.. New. York
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Grmmer Retreats.

BOARDING in the COUNTY, Pour a .. oa
p.,sons can be well accommodating n very soi
Inv For particular, inquire of J. FEURY' NO lSi
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T'O HOLDERS Of tho BONDS Of the CITY
d or COLUMBUS ONO. payable - tho Treasurer Of
the Columbus and Aenia lt,road Company
The holders oi tue Bouds Of City OF Columbus given
The list DAY Of July. 1893 payable to the Treasurer u the
Columbia sud Xens Railroad Csmaln.. bs.fer and nado
fedremnhe on tho ut day u APRIL A D.. 1854 frdce
able n, the pleasure OF the City Council Of Columbus sNef tho
1T day Of April, A. ID, 1885, hereby notified that sni
cry Council ready 10 redeem said Bonds the
OH. OF MILLER, DONALDSONl Co.. "a the City Of Co
unbu Ohio and that interest said Bonds tho lot
day Of July. A. d. lOt2 wi be paid by the city.
l.. DONALDSON, President
j. FEassroS. City Council, Columbus, y.
City CLERK
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OFUcf ~ rng JEgrEnsoNviLts, R,ItotD Co.,
JrrgtEsONNliLE, Ind. AsJ 70, lAl.
EEFFERSONNlLLE RAILROAD FIRST
- MORTGAGE BOED5.-NOrfCE /, hereby riyou that
THE Company viii redeem The LAT day Of July next
the United states Trust Company kes York CITY, 1t the
loves, oloi below pa part Of is FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS agreeable 10 te proyi IONS Of contract mais be-
tween ts Company sod tie ioc OF said Mortgage Bonds,
beadns date AphI H. ii11
uaeu FOR ne so % said Bond, may be addressed under
seal 10 the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY sfof,.
ssd. and indor-"di Oder OF the inst Mortgage Bond
Bonds OF fho Jrhononyie Rs1al Company a. tho Sinking
Furd" whh oner Or hd viii be received until VI
nrst day Of july Aforesaid
J. II M1CAMPBELL. seeretsry and Treaanror
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Mem pnblifatlons.

1TFW MUSIC for the FOURTH OF JUL
~ r...d,m Truth and Right"-A National song WIFE
.na scTus poetry by r. DonleyJ mnc oy osa ,,o
pso aoc mailed free IL is also issned 10
mann r" U2oHACE WATERS Publisher. No 48i b'd~ay.
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GISn NEW 7-octayc PIANOS in rose

60 I'll NV I-DfldfG IlhNDN m fnsf-
W t'PJ. wood cses IRON frames. and over strung bas.
Tor lJD; d. wh moilngs 1908 do VITA caIyeile5s end
fZk. s2s1. fg7J. ani 500, q. octave. tlh. DO,
6i-ociaye. tf'. The s5oyo Pianos afc folly wHranied
and the greaes, bsIsL- that be found In te ciy
Fea,e cal and Them Secondhand Pianos 81 rs. 80,
~ 40 J. a. and 800. keN MELOnLDNS. nj extremely
Tow prices 100 and second hand Pianos sid Nrodrons
10 LEI 1T ~ upward per month; ront SLOWED pur.
chased monthly msu's received Tor The Second
hond Pine tkeu ip exchange or clsl psid ioi the
Eolc sheet Urlt 81 cents perIass AT hind ol
Ml.o merchandise pcef pianist n attendance try
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ELGER's Paris Kids At 63 cts. Ladies' Hose
~ l5 cts real French Linen HanikeIohio to 10 cent?
ore the cheapest in the city; Small Wares Ribbons. Trim
uings Fancy Goods Combs AID Brushes Alerandre, and
Couycos celob aod Ooses al N0B go snd 90 Broadway
NORSETS and SKlRTS.-Mrs. ELGER has
" received four moro csses Of her niceng Dollar Cor
sets: oo lot Of Weey, patrut French, very low. Best
steel Skirts rom - cents, n. BLucn Edhnss Ts'ings,
frilngs and Bufng. ANo Asxladfe's SIX and Kid
Gloges. No. $50 Broadway.
WASH SILKS, and real Pine-Apple Goods
and all other aud curious articles American H.
di Bsrt and Bead Work Fans with other varieties, a.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE No. G5J broadway.
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NERVOUS DEBlLlTY-Physiology ana "a
N ,boIogv Of the Nervous Syst-in--By G. ID. HAM
MOND NJ b. formerly Professor Of Special Anatomy, @c u
ths syracuse Medical College New orb Revised hdlSn
Pc ii nailed Those have been csappOinsd N tne
use of so,caed Specific remedies for the Cure Of
Weskness lmpotency and kindred complaints ~ou 90 liz
10 procure a copy OF this Book and esdssPeciaS P9
ia rs and 26i to $50. To be had only OF -. w
' ~ y WARNER No. ! Nesey-st- " l.
MAGAZINE READERS, Complete your SETS
Vl-Back Numbers Of al the MAGAZINiS =, a. 10 Gs PEI
number by mail Is cts Ipelose seDs SAM 0 NwYHrk
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finanrial.

COLDIERS, SEAMEN, or their ELATIvFS
~ have their 500 Bounty, PrizeMoney, Arrears ~
Pay, spd Pensions. COLLECIE and CASHED by
j. NELSON LUCkEY. Army and Navy Agent
Nos. and " Pinest
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1Mp0RTANT 10 MARRIED and THOSE

AboOt no pc Wonsn has ius, published the toth
I.,,1o" Of inc valuable book entitled THE mAhhHD
WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMFANisO'N .rsr,.I,,.
r,isd o,omau can afford e. be without thi- eyeIelis
a., 81 fsitb,I Companion" II describes her peculiar
Jsot as wife as mother one TO become So men =;
- Their symptoms and presoriDes tho proper ie" "
ri.n simple and chs.ie Ia zuage. 49, .,,,. o,,,.
Many Of her complaints her sensitive ns'ae y.sr .er
bsggsrd steuu ated and wondering What an neI'
Yea. Of misery have been spared by T., msy
si y b,s Office No l29 Libertyst New ORR OF es ue
cent BY mail free ofpo'tag to any PS,s 81 1e so, No gs
w. nv Eor sale at No Nesey-st. sor House)'
and No IS Ann.st FEDERHEN CO., No Is O0uIF't'
Boston
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A CARD.-lt would appear 10 be sufficiently
rigorous on The part o. the Government to forbid ny
os 70 NY vic upon ny estate 10 Kentucky and 10 reqUfe
me 70 remain prisoner in Salog County Bot whs bn,l
90 ua' uou7e IN not allowing to zee my oly brother
letter arrived stating that lie calculating between
NE aud death in New York Civ
MANSFIELD T. WALWORTH
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H.NovER BANk, NV oEK, June 20 1861
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
H. Til, Day declared Dividend Of TliRLE PEN 'ENI
On IN. csnl ,tocs PAYABLE the lst day Of July next
AZ o,4.r THOs. j.. TAYLOR. Cashier
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NOIJNTRY BOARD WANTED for Gentle.
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BRIDGES.

There are I'VE bidgea. All substantially built save one,
which Is Cd II is we'll built sDd intended to replace
the bridge Qnak4se trrek at the Beaver Mead
Junction recently destroyed by tire With this erce2
there is work ros5 The masonry o. tho
bdd over the Quakae Creek and the east branch Of the
Little River is laid and erected for the purpose Oh
sccomu odstiug double track.
The New York herald., 1862-01-09

least $500 900 per annum which should be devoted 70
the instruction and discipline Of regiments which would
be in every respect efficient for i've service.
7rd-Ths abolition Of the elective system in the mil
tia except Of commissioned officers and First
and Second Lieutenants.
Fbh-The restriction Of militia commissions TO seven
years. and the vacation Of present commissions at the
end OF three years The institution Of an Examining
Board examine the qualifications Of candidates, and
Retiring Board to pass upon the Of officers who
have becom disqualified for service.
Fh-Ths repeal Of the act relating 10 the First div
and Brooklyn should have different militia system from
the rest Of the State and creates confusion and want
Of uniformity OF action.
Sizth-The enactment OF series OF articles Of war
for the of troops in the service Of the State
in time OF when not mustered into the service OF the
United States To be prepared upon the basis Of those OF
the United States, with such notifications only as are
necessary TO adapt them to the State service.
The Judge Advocate says-Many Of the suggestions
contained in this plan for organization look to the perma
nent improvement Of the militia. There are others re-
atng to its speedy organization for the defence Of tho
State should its services be required for that purpose
1t is Of the first Importance that skeleton organizations
at least should be created at In every regimena
district Of this State that by volunteering by draft
ing they may II necessary, be filed up at very short
notice to the proper standard; and to effect this some
further legislation necessary the details Of which are
submitted II Is my opinion that your Excelency would
find impossible to proceed under the militia laws az
they stand at present. in Of emergency, and that
the and amendments suggested are impera
lively necessary.
The New York herald., 1862-01-09
Tho State Militia.
ABSTRACT or THE REPORT or THE JUDGE ADVOCATE

The report Of the Judge Advocate contains valuable
suggestions TO the desirable TO increase the
efficiency OF the State militia The aot OF 1792 pro-
10 be utsr failure, and should be
peaed Instead Of attempting TO make all men In peace
soldiers, In an agricultural community, the principle
should be 70 form good nucleus Of military, around
which all men could cluster in time Of war, making all
persons capable OF bearing arms liable TO military duty
In war times. General training days, instead Of pro-
cnness and dissipation. draft Of new law Is trans
mtted, the main featureso which are as follows;-
Frs-The Introduction Of certain degree Of military
erainng ADMINISTRATION into the schools and colleges OF
Inc state s.would obvate the heavy expense Of q
state military academy, the foundation OF which has
been advocated BY many but which ID lifted 10 q
standing army, where the students educated its
SscondThe retention Of tho main features Of the pre-
sent militia system OF the State including the present
divisions, brgades aud regiments. The enrolment TO be
thus rendered liable to the State for the payment Of ono
dollar for every enrolled who fails TO attend the an
nuaparade. The sum thus raised would make fund Of
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Disaster to the ship Esther.

FH1IADkLFHA, JNn D, Iooz.
The ship Esther, oading for Laguayra with a large
assorted cargo sprung aeak this morning at tho wharf
Her cargo being discharged rapidly possible and
two steam FIRE engines pumping out tho water. The
lower hold nearly flooded portion Of tho cargo will
be ruined Two thousand barrels Of -four will probably
be got out but three thousand bushels Of grain, with
some nsh and soap the lower hold will probably bo
entirely ruined.
The Esther a fine, large ship and chartered by
John Dallctt Son.
The loss upon the cargo Ia fully insured.
The vessel has been secured by two powerful chain
cables.
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Jersey City News.

MEETING FOR soLDrKRs.-A public meeting held last
evening the First Presby church. with reference
supplying moral and religious reading for the army
Rov Mr.. Eastman, Secretary Of the American Tract
ccty stated that they had furnished libraries containing
fifty thousand volumes, and othcr publications
ing 000 and tho demand for these publications
increasing and urgent. Tho different pastors Of the city
part In the exercises and WED with each othor in
commenting the objects Of the Tract Society presented
on this occasion. The audience manifested deep nte
rest in the proceedings, which were Of considerable
length.
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Married,

CoNNEILY-BOYII.-OnN Monday evening, January g. at
the residence OF the BRIDES father 80 Allen street by
the Rev. Boyce THOMAS CoxxErLY to Miss MARGREr L.
BOYLE, all Of this city
MoSxGHAN-MoNAGHAS.-On Tuesday evening" January
by the Rev Father Starrs Mr. PETER MONAGHAN Miss
JULIA ANN MONAGHAN eldest daughter of Owen Monaghan
Esq, all Of this city.
WEsB-HAxMoND.-On Tuesday, January 7, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father rs Leroy street. the Rev.
only daughter of George Hammond Esq, both Of this
city.
wnLHANN-HMD.-OnW Wednesday, January 8, by tho
Hon. George Opdyke, ANpRlw wnIxANN to Mrs. H. ANNA
]. HELD, both Of this city
The New York herald., 1862-01-09
Assembly.


ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1862.
Assembly met at eleven A. n.
PRESENTED.
To encourage the production Of fax cotton &c. in the
State.
For assumption by the State Of proportion Of the
national tax.
William Cady, Of Saratoga, appointed Postmaster,
and Laurens L. Rose Of Wayne Assistant Sergeanta
Arms.
The Governor transmitted several interesting reports
embracing those OF the Surgeon General Adutant Gene
ral Judge Advocate General and Inspector General.
The Metropolitan Police Board, Bank Superintendent
and Canal Commissioners transmitted their annual
ports
By Mr. LoUIRKI-For the relief Of soldiers of New York
held as prisoners in the rebel States.
To establish hospital and asylum for wounded and
sick New York Volunteers.
BY Mr.. OIvASY-To regulate the New York District
Courts.
By Mr.. scuoInnzID-Last years Passengers and Bag
gage Express bill
By Mr. CALLAHAN--To amend the New York Fremen's
act.
BY Mr.. McIzoD-To extend the streets between Four.
teenth and Thirty FIRST streets, New York.
Several resolutions introduced foreshadowing
business of interest. The following were laid over
BY Mr.. TALMAN-T0 appoint commission to prepare q
ehpoad Of food to send to the famshng people Of Eng
land and Ireland.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING matters relating to the
State Military Board in the Governors Message, to
lect committee for investigation.
resolution adopted, introduced by Mr.. PIERCE,
transmit the evidence before the Grand Jury Of egs
lative corruption
The New York herald., 1862-01-09

The NATIONALITY OF THE VoLUNTEERs.-The
report of the Sanitary Commission Of the army
which we published yesterday, acquaints us
with the important fact that at least two-thirds
Of the volunteers are native Americans. This
is an official refutation of the allegations Of
foreign journals, that our army was composed
almost entirely of foreigners. 1t is true
that the Germans and Irish have enlisted in
large numbers but in country composed to
great extent of men of all nations like this, such
was to be expected.
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United States Commissioners' Court
Before Commissioner Osborn.

oBsTRuCTING A CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICER.
JAN. s.-John Howay was charged with obstructng
A. H Cocks Inspector in the discharge Of his duty
Mr. Andrews examined the Inspector, and Mr.. Alaben,
United States wsgher 1t appeared by their evidence
that on December 81 Inspector Cocks who had charge
the dchargng Of the bark Herados told the defendant
stevsdore-to stop dischargng the cargo The steve
dore refused and would not allow tho matches to be put
on, and continued to discharge until -four p NJ Tho
defendant committed for trial. Mr.. Ogden for
d.
The New York herald., 1862-01-09
THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF NEW JER.
SEY

The Soldiers Aid Society Of Bergen Point N. j. have
forward noby for the reefof sick and wounded
volunteers in the Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, and
the hospital at Alexandria, and have just forwarded to
each Of those institutions large case containing many
necessary articles and docaces not furnished by govern
ment Great praise s due the ladies' (who still
gagged in their patriotic eorts) for their generous Offer
ngs, and particularly to their efficient President Mrs
Abram Warner, and their Secretary Mrs John Mulhol-
land, for the systematic which the society is
conducted.
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Gently introduced into the Northwestern States
particularly Illinois, with great success 1t is
thus evident that the North is not dependent on
the South for any Of its three great staples
sugar, cotton and tobacco-and the South will
ultimately be the principal sufferer by its
wicked rebellion.
The New York herald., 1862-01-09
GENERAL vIELE'S STAFF.

Adutan J. H Liebenau, OF the Seventh regiment, Ma
tional Guard has been recently appointed Assistant Ad
juant General and Chief of Staff TO Brigader General
Viee-whose brigade Is now at Port Royal-with the
rank Of Captain vice Capt Pierre Kane removed Capt
Liebenau is eminently qualified to al his position
being possessed Of thorough knowledge OF military AZ
fairs The appointment accepted rendered some
months since but not being able settle up his private
affairs Captain Lebenau could not accept until now.
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Court Caleudar-Thfs Dav

supRsxr CouRr-Cncru Mos. 1521, 1853,
I1se ,I7ei, i7ss 1871 l.Ss, 1901, 1903, 1906 lsll
l7o2 l7o4 l1oe l!os. i7i2, l7i4, l7ls, i722 1924,
1925. 1928, 17S0, 1884.
CoxxoS pLEAs-Psrt Mos: 81, b72, eea, as2, $50,
2Nos ss; 4ss dS 4oS 2s 60 i, 600, os c's, e''
80 s1prslca cousrPsrt i.Nos 1857, a7es, a7e, a7ce,
2773, 17s1 21s1 2793, $3.50, 1881, 1888, 1885, 2ss7
$3.50, 2s4i Part 2Nos 2el2, 1865 2774, 2!Io, $3.50,
sss s1ss s ' sss sss ssS ssSs SsSSs
2s57 1859, 2sel 2se5 1851, 2Ses, 2s1i, 2sts, 2stS
si s sls $685. S0s ss ss s, sss sss s'' ''
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Letter from . Union Prisoner.

Letter from o UmfOm PrtsOmcfs
The following some extracts from letter from
Union prisoner at Rishmond Va, 70 his friend in this
city
I have received letter from Mr.. VIM. n. Vance, In.
quiring whether his brother here prisoner Of
war happy to inform you that he 10 here, safe and
sound. am not 30 happy shat he should be here q
prisoner but would rather that he and ell other
you list Of the number Of prisoners belonging TO each
company Of the California regiment There are here
Of Company thirty three men; Company 9, thirtyone
thirty one; Company L. twenty seven; Company NJ for
ty Company P, thirty three making total Of 2lo. be-
sides the commissioned officers. There man
from Company D who died here in prison. think his
name was Vim. Bait. He died Of typhoid fefer. This
would make total OF 220 poncommssIoned ohcsrs and
privates and seven commissioned oflcers who were
taken prisoners from our regiment. CHAS M. HOOPER,
Lieutenant Company N, California regiment.
The New York herald., 1862-01-09
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s, 1862
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, TX: Reading
Railroad, 177 Morris Canal 35l Long Island Railroad
TO- Pennsylvania Railroad, 3T4 Sight exchange New
York at par 1-10 per cent discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1852.
Flour firm, but supcrlno lower at IS 37S. Wheat ac-
tive; red 81 33 81 35, white 81 40 a 81 45. Corn
firm sales 6,Oc0 bushels at 5sc. Soc Coree-Rio at
1886. l9Hc. Mess pork, $l2 25 a$l2 S5. whskey
firm sales 900 bbls at 22kc. but now held higher.