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Female Postmas sters.

from Hoibr0ok's United states MAIL
Through the poeness of the clerks in the Bond Room
" the Post once department have been furnished
with complete OF all the fomas postmasters IN the
United States with the date Of the commission OF each
and pretty formidable list 1t Isl numbering At the pre-
sent time four hundred and eleven Only i've Of these
what are known as Presidential appointments tho
Of the Office amounting TO 81 600 and upwards
Mrs Ann Gentry Columbia, Boone county, No.; CON-
missioned February 20, 1898.
Maria G. Hornbeck Allentown, Lehigh county Pa I;
commissioned February &C. 1919.
Mrs Ann L. Ruthersun, Lebanon Lebanon county, Pa.
commissioned August s, 1850.
Mrs. Mary Berard, West Point, Orange county, N. Y
commissioned March %. 1868.
Mrs Margaret syman, Potsyile, schuy kill county
Pa; conmi issoned April 0, 1851.
Il thus appears that HRS Gentry is officially the oldest
postmaster now il the service, appointed directly by the
Presdent.
The fact NOV be entitled to some significance that
bachelor Buchanan, viii be seen by the dates, Is not
20 be credited with ono Of ,ha above appointments;
while our ures,r. worthy Chief Magistrate exhibited chat
respec, and 2aantrv towards the gener SEX for hch
bc has always been distinguished, by inviting Mrs,
Syllima1 into his goyernnen,e family among the very
carlies OF his olcia acts and when he haf been
paat Of The White House bat about .olr weeks.
Of the so6 remaining, Mrs Miss Poslnasers, tho
may pc who received their appointments from The
Postmaster Ganerai, Jennei Mcaair, al CowEer Hill,
n c.. holds the Oldest commission, the record showing
that ehs took the office ecemtor 4, 1928 We tina,
Je Day extended bis aione' princlps 10
net, and that she viii found her pos staunch and
loyal lover Of the Union, when froe interchange OF
Northern and Southern rnailbags is again resumed,
Tie most ancient and honorabls Dame now managing
post Office in the ioya Staas is Regina Worman, a kspy,
Columbia coraty, Pa, who born (ofcialy) January
10 1881 and who sti lives
Jane s. VanersGe has had charge OF the Office at Wost
Hanover, Danphiu county, Penn, since November II,
1Sil over twenty years; and Ce!esine katenDack, at
Polosi. Wis, Mary G. Blue at Hanging Rock, Va and
Theresa c. Myers, Hanover, Pa, have held on Tor
about twenty years. and, believe do not propose to
die resign, at any rate until the Union is restored.
We regret that we have not for this interesting
catalogue of crinoliae officials entire.
The 4i1 appointments arc divided among the States as
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1862.
Stocks duh. Pennsylvania SIS, Ses.: Reading Rail
read. 27H Norris Canal, i2ja; Long Island Railroad
l5A; Pennsylvania Railroad, 464 Exchange Oh New
York at par.
BALTIMORE July 10, 1862.
Flour Arm and advancing: Ohio. S5 rs IS So Wheat
active for white 81 SO 81 65; red, 81 40 81 A.
Corn quiet. Oats advanced and very firm Pennsy
43c. a 4ic Whiskey dull ~ "a NC
PHILADELPHIA, July 49, 1882.
Flour In demand: sales at So 25 SIS 10 for
superhne Wheat active sales 10 600 bushels 81 81
81 80 for white and 81 2S 81 80 for red Corn
visions quiet pork, $40 IS $l1. Nhiskey firm 2kc.
BUFFALO, July l9-1 P. N.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm: sales Csc. for No. 2
Chicago spring. 99c 81 for No do, 81 81 04 for No.
l extra Milwaukee club, 81 15 for white winter Ohio.
Corn Grm sales at 39c 40c Oats better sales at 40c
for Illinois. Whiskey quiet. Canal freghts frmer
Imports for the twenty hours-9 600 bbls -four
So 900 bushels wheat, 12l 600 bushels Exports
1900 bbs -four 118 900 bushels wheat 16s 900 bushels
corn, ] 900 bushels oats.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July Ig-b ? II
FLouR.-Tho market heavy and foil of about Sc .
l0c. per bbl.. with sales Of Is 900 bbis.
WHEAT lower and in fair demand, and closed at
decline or 10. &C. per bushel, with sales OF rs 600
bushels.
Corn easier with sales of so 900 bushels at Sc a
53c for Eastern shipment and at SIC 5i &c. for old
sound Western mixed.
Pork unchanged Tho sales embraced 500 bbls.
at sll FOR and at sS rs for prime
WBIsKEYsales of 500 bbls 1T Ac. ao2ic for State
and Wasiarn
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who now occupies that exalted position. Had not the
admiral lor this courtezan been described anu admit
tod by Times would not have dared 20 assert these
facts their truth cannot be denied Yet with such
morals here English sno5s that visit America
have the audacity to defane American women.
AMERICAN.
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Central America i'm Favor or France in
nIey

IFIUIl tue IaflS FuLflc, July o.
Advices from America announce that the independent
States or Nicaragua, Honduras Guatemala Costa Rca
and san Salvador have protested against thc ety egere
inoty jre d'u Jadrs; h he vprc etdioc Of khe Calf
~ " Wosayon. Those dilerent States declare j. is
said, i'll their protest. that m tho in question
u be executed The absorption OF tho Mexican nationality
by the United states oo0d thretsfs thar saiel.ea
which had boea recognized by the whole Of Europe
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INTERESTING FROM The SOUTH.

Reported Origin OF the Rumer Of the Cap
ture Of Baton Rouge by the Rebels-Ope.
rations Near Charleston QuarreIs
Between the North Carolina and
Virginia Soldiers Miscellaneous
News from Richmond,
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The Reported Capture OF Baton Rouge.
The Granada Appeal Of the 11th publishes the follow
ing
CAN'T MooRE, July II, 1852
The despatch Of tho capture OF Baton Rouge by our
forces canard of Old Jake Barker,s. of New Orleans
for financial purposes
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COMMENT ON THE ABOVE.

10 the eminent merits claimed by1sthis writer for
Branchs brigade and the North Carolina troops goneray
We make objection We doubt not they did their duty
az good and brave soldiers, for such they undoubt
edy arc The impuiations upon Virginia shs well
afford 10 bear Tho gross and low charges against tho
Richmond editors are beneath contempt The accusation
against Richmond Is slander upon city which the
all this land that asked to be destroyed in battle
rather yield TO the enemy by capulaton. As cap
ital of confederacy and Commonwealth, Leg
ture said 1t must be dc ended at all haznrds
The President responded that thus 1t should be. The
Governor said II should be battered down rather than
given up And coming down 70 the citizens, the Mayor
declared should be surronsed and the popua-
tion male aud female rich and poor, all heartily re-
sponded to the sentiment, and prepared to their
homes ashes rather than yield to tho enemy. sublime
spcctacei And yet this Is "Yankse cityln II Is q
foul sladcr upon people who have not only thus acted
but who have furnished soldiers, in proportion TO
population than perhaps any other whose dwellings arc
homes for sick soldiers whose ladies their tender
and untirng nurses and who every work Of kindness
and liberal beneyolence in aid OF the soldiers and the
deserve the thanks and the praise OF the whole
cOufederacy.
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Our Operations Near Charleston, 3. G.
The Grenada Apnenl also publishes the following

CHARLESTON, 3. G., July 10, IS63.
The enemy were landing in force yesterday on the
main land near Port Royal ferry ffor another attack
against the Charleston and Savannah Railroad but they
retreated on the approach Of our troops.
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That an entente cordide between North Carolina an
virginia does not exist evident One Of the many
dces OF its absence will be found below. We call par
tcular attention to the losses enumerated in the follow
lag letter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-27
1 NEw ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Bitters /.

A Dcw and Gclightiul Stonachic and CorciAi. fcf
giving tone - tie stomach anf-ior the preyefnn ni
oions ccmplairf. incdcnt a. me Western coisntry
Cry Il.
A. uaornsnr drink % a-s.sf digestion asi rslles.
Dyspepsia. u has ~ equal. Try ii.
m far0f Il Is ssJerior % a. other kilerr Try iI.
The formula q fheso Btttrs hcw .lScl) the soi-
property a d. kcback. oT.giusted with one Of IA.
acsi and most eminent Metics Practitioner - ths
lest, and d srscily pred raiec upon tbe uarts -
:, cstcrn people.
These tsucrs dcriv their siIrrius from tbs power
p uoaic n4tufc q tbs IVos and htIs Il which t1rt
~ composed, and As they are, ~ allaylus a-Sai-
cravings o the s:cmach. drtciiy pToinciive Il
IEMrLfs1>Gi.
the urcse-t proprietor believes that g. msklug 1e
st3ely kiso~f. toe puilic welfare suhser,.d.
Il viii ,0ou DC lor sale by sl 81 Dr. kebsck',
nerous Agcnfs and ~ Hotels Sc the c0Hffrf o7er
an ihe u.canfllne ordcrs uil bc llsd dire fTsfr
Cincinnati in any quantity. and a. he ionest
is pnf Up I'm Quart boffles, sua fccuTCy parLe- c
lc doz cases Half do- sample vii. tov gFsf.
- packed and sent o. any address. Il desired
tsctaii price. - per bottle, or sis
Tor 80.
Principal oiiiCc and salesroouz. 30 8. Easi focr.
street. 81 builliug rom Main sfrr~;. C8c.Iifat-.
OHIO. Laboratory. No. - flbmnont Street.
For salc ia Nigo County ly
p N. p0NNEl1A. Tcrre fsus.
]. Y CUNNINGHAM,
NM. L. slfrEl. New C9sler.
PFTER BtisKfkk. Contrevilie
And by bruggists aDd Merchants st.ffsll.
throoghout the tn'fed state aue Canatas.
Jan21 ~
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S,HERiFF's SALE.-Hy ylriare Of an order of sale
Oissued from The Vigo Circuit Court. ~ ie dircrfsd
ani delivered IN favnr s. scorc, BIC md * iinst
Jch. : Riley and Caroline Risey. a. Prlnl pal.
sud ca Res y. Nils aui Gharles n. Moor reieefi
bail I am orderct 60 al The following descrned
real estate 81 na'et o. Nigo ounty indiara. fo-"if.
Tot Nc fort, -ihrec fs3' Join Sir, = divi>on 81
ont ic -. (i1 the ssms bling and lying IN iho
oour.f, az yigo ara state of Indians. and on
SATURDAY. FABRU AIRY lsi. lS6e.
within the legal hoarS of sad dey. at Tie l,lrt
HouSe door, iD rerrc Haufe. wli OFF, The rents SD
proats of the abo,c dcscrfbi Real Efiate. tn.iher
with aH ft~ privileges ana sFpsr1ersrces lt
h.lonesng Cor a tern not exceeding ste.r strs. 80
The hirh, 81 hidder Tor cash and upon al real
W. sum sfcisnt ssti~fv said order 81 sale ard
coats, viii ths ard there oser the f-c-simpe. IN
and 10 said Real Estate. - ne lighes hidcer for
cash. to satisfy n = same.
his 6ib day of ssn0arx. lsC2.
esNUfL CONNER, shcr,1.
Jsns~3rpr. les $50.
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Bny sycEefs RIA Pitts
6rrg.
TlGkkFS FOR SALE AT Ali MAIN
OFFICES

PhE1gHTS.
xar t,ls Rents Freshfs ~ AL fe<cTipil,ss. aan e
f,rrardra .rosa Philadelphia, Sew YORK. Bos,ou or
saisirnsre. 50 auy patnt she Rsiirushs - oAlc
gersncky iniials. L.iDQis. iScouein. io~s or NJ.
lsnfi. ~ htiiroaf difert :
Ta. Peunsvl~snla Rellrosd slso easraesis - Psif-
tnrxh with S1e.-nere. ~ watch s,oo1s can - far-
~sfdcl fa any rcri n th@ Ohio, Nrsti1Gm. Een-
,nclv. Tennessee. Clulat.iAnd. ulnols. sizsippl.
esrn.srir Mlrla-rf K nsre. trfatisas ara Rei RE-
ers. ana 81 CiaEr,sl.i, Saodusky ard Chirseo visa
el@t-r-rs a. kii rfs - tts Nef ~ Wfsiffn Lake.
rh1nts 49, Shlarers snTusiirr thr franepsrf.-
tla- N fhei- rrsrttta thls CcEsuanr refr vfsh
crr.n isree ~ ifs sPfeff irtns'-
TuF RATS o. hllflif - t1y p,.nf 10 u
We isr - y. .rrsrf~sria Railroad ar 81 cnes
- fsrcr shle = are r. tt77t ~ oih-r Rsiiroaf CorB
pat'es.
~ rsrsits'Af ssrssst rseksgss ''rls pEwv-1f~ssaA
4 EknlAokg."
MkrRAw 4 Co0xs. ~ Ncffh "a nsifm1fs
frrFIf 4 CO. = ? Artrr Hsrre. ~ Eanth
WItar ~. rrr fa~k
1 eltFi1 L Co. ~ o.ais b-isn
- ~ r1f trIf< g rtrfFsi Ff-Irht Ass. f4.tia-
! erfH ~ rFls = srsl s.a't Aii.o1s. 4. f.<r.a-
II ~ RoifI teal sai fy ~ srr~t Yfffsteintif.
ae'vir
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York.
Board reduced 10 81 pas s4y

Board Reducsd 20 g pff dqg
since the opening 4 this vs>t ane c.'n'aeiioas
Hos 10 iSss, is la. been the single spisavcr cf the
ropsietsF. 10 make 3, the me.i -amptaoas. con-
v-ns,u, ana comfortable home for 10 citizen and
stranger On hi. sid, tie Ansniie
And whatever hss seemed iio,'s TO -e.aials.sf .
n. comfort ef IL. sue-i. shey aav~ epaeavorsd.
without rczsri 10 cori 70 proriie aui e combine
al she sieaseuss Of lnaisitai ara -oeiai esegmeai
which i-oisfn art haslessat.' sps aeaarn saae
approved and shs p,.ronss' vlish 5 h.s ssnai-n-
- dursng he past "a xsar- j. ssaltyisx prot
shst sss.r eaoft. have ben sprses. .'~st -
Tenet ihe ssigoaeie. cs'hs aasA wisn .r sre
reqstrea g. praose. u. uo.i rlsiS epaeaJ. sss
unt-rsisued-
Have Reduced the Price oi Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ssshe s-us un.e aba.lng aess II ~ ia>urss. visa
~hirh ibsir table has hi,hcrfa len srppl'ss.
rsFApwflt wHrrcoNs 4 co.
Sew isss. >oas. :. lssl amos
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-CsrATE OF INDIANA. vl60 CorvTY -
- Ws - rsftff sret q e~fiffs thsl ss hs~s
sisnsd "a arFrai~ra crrtall c~trr Asrr tsken
81 ~ III rrsftt iivirr i1 rrziria Cz4ek rCsrahr n
|Jr1 ia tss sanss - - = tsft htf rtfe seu> ~
- . hsfr - aer r.<ai Aiet 49, - ~ iftie
Ny - estrf rs-tr tf tfsn1-a perrrIeaolt, r,zr
4 - erfft forir tnisft
flMre oxrNrfxr.
=. ~ TnAXCl>
te'srflbe4 "a stMt kxfof~ ne ihl. lssk fsy
4 xo-euhsr 1>6I- ID wsIe, r.
rto ccrti<s - etc~e - - 1s< <n><<Irt fro-z
~ Kx.raS - nr<1suex
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r<sx.l advert .susents any ceats PET rtt''' 'N-
s.,s.f.-,..rx srranseinents nssae ~ita hose NO
- - ,.s~s~.ise By The year. Nith the prtilrtt 81
-,....s,- =. measure Yearly stvrru~efs. u'Ntter
- n. ssusnsA strictly 10 thar regular business,
ks~srtf.ernsnfs IN A. specl1i H iief COMM" VII
~ charged tso prices a., t.,s 1.
prIss ami haiL -, .i.. -
tr~s.s ro.ice. published IN the locai so.h'ii -
-, ilr,-- q ssndeF. viii be cearSea 20 ff'h
81, = ever tsn lines, ten cents ref M ~
.4..-,..ssasnts seflt in Cor 70 sp.tli z INti 80"
~ TED three snonths ulsless of'.ffs" 'is "a,
--n-x alteration 81 = standng sif'F tist'-7i' -
s-nc.,,- A. !. renewal q fhe same, nfifer '"''"f
szrr<s upon Dy coatrArt - e., s..-t,
- 81, hs charrsd 400 for each rane ~ - ~
a., - ~ il ths Daily and Weekly, difats-i*f' TO
.....r
- rratItost- sdyertiserciits y nAi1 ! -
f.hsfsr. siu oe made Cor inserting t1s no-'' e
al llf)rt~rs soclstles. OI Asso<iatyns - W. - .
F.r each n.ollce not exceeding ii.S- = '''' ''
a \ lr..~4tl0d, oFeT eight hnes A. tli+ - y.
.nnouf.elnr deaths wih funeral npeee -'~--ef'
A., without i0tce, Zee -.....
S.tic~s II Festivals. Pscisics afi f<f1 -l'l-, t
n ~ individuals cr associatcn-. "f - e--i>--e
Al regular prises. az. ,.,..,.. ~
Teal stsertiscmenis inserted ~ t,r sAP,,.< =,
A ,rnevs ordering. AMI payment ~ - - o'.ss
"a ne leral procee1lrxs bat col tAsi- - ~ = -
time Pablisher nai accountable TT iAc s<epi-.' -
! - atrertlsernenls hes oid Ia auipsn- 'H@'
ssefr pubic4tiou-
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SEWING mAcHlNEs.

2i.09o soia Dsras tae 1e.s is,o.
S. - r.ofs- TTfw StfrffTR 49, ts.s.r -4@---<
s. 1r = ~ csher ser'nr Nsef'nr Nt-rf,-.7-f-s y
q. crre.fg
WARRANTED FoR TuRFE YEARS.
a. p.sey st,lrit f ilsf fsit ts,t s, rsrfe,s iss
srarrr = aecfl.zrss 81 au k.rtr - r--t 49,
~ - tr,ef. - E.Tt t rtretff 'o.set
raf.firE t1f.f crtf siIert - frtet Ee..f
na-EaH en- f.f p f-s.retI-- 81 -a tHf
tl.e <Errrf rr-r rslf.ff'. iast Trrt.f .fftrft.
sftft
~ 81. utffga~fs. st>t.
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Y >scticc s. hereby gfven. that vii srf's 20
toe Bsard 81 Cssnrissioners of Niso ,Qai.ty. ildi
ana. Al their bext Term connmer-rS on Tie trsi
Mondev m Nafcl ie61. fnr Lennse - seii
.-fafoxicatir1 lfqaors fn + ss qnsrtliv than Quart
~ \ tire." year. oar placc ~ tus nes~ Hfd
nc premises ,sherca tsid Liquor arc - 5e crai.s.
are 10 Aled ca L. 50. G.. iu Wafrcn blork. on
wabash street. bef~cen - ant sfh street sn terre
Hsufe. IN Harrison Trenshir. 10 Ylgo county. lndi-
80 81 wFlss 4 CO
Aor:ldifSwaw.
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FIRE INSURANCE. :
HON E. : :.

- 't@e - s-t lII .H44lIl.f
= s.sss 80 ~ 81 $ aksusss q
IssSUfS-s.ssOEs CSD.uPGs'El
- - seesH t. s.1s szsa "a
isc i.3 s. = e.4.rn
ssssl OF NEW YORK CITY t.n.
!. : 80 ~ 3 .s8Enbs . Cd -
.-F- 80 8. SO = Esl.s,ss s1ssi 81.
Cash Assets. sssss -. , SE4s6 zoe &
-'s-s s|'i - So - Esil = ". : rfqs /.
ts@ +. 80 - fsz -----as = =, e, ls,s,
rzst 49, - - fsssw 49, -
80 = DaRECTORs =. -. n
cHAs yMAnaS,p pmeosss-.s ..sswi e.
sf sS a HlIsaEr fs%ssls t K f..s, lE-Sss..es. ~ =.
Geo g. &C Q, esa,as. sAsspsa. c. cslinat 60. a =
ineius nopkss,s. - Pre- ~ LAMP a, rrsarrs' Bans
ms ,5s.' 4 ss;'sS S<i'ss ;sss 4 y M e. s-ss.
cs~s. M ,. usseh. ..ss N ssss. fihsr -x~-ss..- ]
sSS: 4; Ss'sss !BTsSs ssEFfs sg 80 '6' s L
James Hnn pirsy. :, bsrnsy, Hamphfeys ransr
,seosFe pseise, ~ seersefsssos kieos ls-slSs
James L5w, -''. AsJa.nes fo~k ccs. 'l.osssss'~.
{ n fIsaihss 4; z kfp:Ass y shs@A Astess q
cAss Al. 4; Bossley, Ba,hlsy ~ g. -
ttoe IlFtruNi. " To- aN"~t - <<11A - =
aisSssd nSessi h'sss4 f boSs 6ns Z e. . So isas,
CARTS Nosiss - - cms, ts<rNsie,as sleal er
Sss Ss,T p We s VT f. ~ sSisso. asos &C. ca : :.
ass,s. a,,gss = nl.' fssics ss.fs R.. ed
anos T. Dwight 1soxbs'dxs. Dvsti< Oyssau
A. l. Willis. = Pufi.-ai, wsls, Rankip 4 20.
Lrvf r. Morton. X5r<s~ ls-f aesf&C4. = te-
John d. Hutehlrlson. sst~.sso.s &iCo., Bos<oT. -.
Chas p Baldwin, BalGsin, SfafS &Ch
wm n 1c,snsrs.1, HensFS. ssrsth 4 Josps essi.-.
Henry b Huribuf swim. Rsrlbtr A. CO,
Jesse Howl ; - Jess H.. &lCos ta-e4-lir.e =
wm. .sunrgis. .lrs a. ss1rgss,sl%v 4 Co.. 2 .ff ,
John X. ford, Ford knk 81 Co
sdaev Mason. - cMs<on = IN onipsor .s.I -. ~
Geo. 4. sesdmAs - Sssdn.al. Cad ie 4 Shsv, Ga
Cyrus Yale Jr Cyrus lsie, u. q Co. y. o. -
wm B. Fo.dic< .WuE R.k Chss. hefoedidkl
III cosssi,s . scess'ss, flsR 4 dsiSskyi y
Lewis ROBERTA . a n. Rohsr<s kCo. -
ssra1B. Caldwell. B-~wer& Caldwell
$50 g - o--ts = 10 49, "a q
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.-i14l sa AssKTss
Cash. Balance IN Bank, -.ss-s = = Is. .s0f sn
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien onp e. Llti
Real Estate worth least ~ soT 2o0l .6o4 e.
Loans on. stocks. payable on dsDspi..s,I A. -
,(market value Of securities f1sI.SSs so ia 800 o.
Bank Stock. market valne) y - g. SIS o.
United stStes Treasury Notf>. lpfskes So.
value, 81 2o3,333 o. !
Rrooklyn City Water Bonds. 1910 os
North carolins state Bords tmartes vsr $50 o.
xissourf. State Bonds fmxrkef value 1900 q
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall Street, G., ,3p6 a.
interest due On 1ss January. 1881. tof a.- A. !
which ca 2So - has since been ree 27.103 81
Balance Ia hands Of Agents and IN course
oftransrnissior from Agents, on lst Of
January tof which Ell ,sS IL has since
stils Rssa Rssivasls sssfsssd tr prsia. % y
la isud Risks. = "A .ess o..
other Properly. Miscellaneous iterns, $4,000
~x,xs<ninus dze snc orrsllecst& on feiis
cies issued ~ ofice. $3.50 =
Total. el,sa5, ,soe $;
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PKEsrDEsT.
r. wILLNARTH. vicr Psssrp
J. MILTON SMITH. srcErrHr
iOHN MCGEE. Ass'T stc'v.
CHARLES CuyET, Agent.
No. S PHGyIx ROW,
maisdu rsSHE MATTE. ND
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ssstatty - ii..FsH aiaier tfsdf. Witch ~ VI
etolesaf ~ r. AZ af ~
fs.-fs Wsr Paaic Prieos for fifel
80 ssper ally eaii he ati.l.sor q Ceaatfg Arr-
ci.aafs al.l Duniers - lfFE= aad rru trecftt
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he Weekly Express

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TIE DAILY EXPRESS

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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-26

posted behind stone wall running along
the base of the ridge. doublo rife pit on
the rise Of the crest, heavy batteries behind
strong field works that stsud on top OF the
hill. a powerful Infantry force now lying
concealed behind these; to pungiug IRE
from batteries on the lower range of q
double emf finding fire from cannon to the
lett of them. Sebastopol was mt half SO
strong.
The Times account of the battlo shows
thar Hookor's grand division was on this
side Of toe river until tour o'clock. At four
Hooker, who had not yet been across tho
river, proceeded over, remlrking to friend
that hs was going to put this thing through.
In half an hour prodlgious vo'lcvs'nf mrs.
kerry announced that Hooker wi h tho re.
serves is engaged This last assaulting col.
umn consi.,ed of tho divisions of Humphrey
Monk, Howard Gety and Sykos. Thoy
bad, however, hardly got fairly enghged be.
fore the sun woni down, aud night closed
around the combaanls.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-26
Foreign Items.

The Paris Moniteur, in quasi ofli;ia
form ,a!ludes 10 the presence OF the French
squadron al New Orleans, whicL is rep
resented to have clueG the disalIecled
population.
The London Globe thinks the situation
Of America promises striking results soon.
The Times ihinks Democratic successes
have rendered the Government desperate
instead Of daunting is, and looks upon the
last advices as the worst vet, as indicating
that propagating servile var is about to
commence.
Gladstone, in letter to Professor New
man, denies that he has expressed any
sympathy with the Southern cause, or
passed eulogium on jeff, DAVIS. lie has
thought il OUT 6f his province to praise or
blame on such complicated queslions.-
He claims to be much better TREND 10
North Americans thhn those who en-
courage them to perseveie in hopeless
and drsruciv i've enterprise.
Interesting and very encouraging state
ments have been submitted TO The Atlantic
Telegraph Company by Captain Hoskins,
/ who has taken sounGlngs.
The French Government has concluded
a contract TOR the surpNy of The army OF
Mexico Tor two years. A prolonged oc-
cupaton is interrcd.
The cotton famine and distress in
! France is increasing in severity.