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Baltimore, Ft6. "a The Old Point boat has
arrived here, having let Fortress Monroe yeste =
day.
ste brings fourteen released officers, including
Col. Wood, OF the l4th tBrooklypl Nav York regi-
menL who was wounded and capturel attic bat
,leof Run Run; Col Lee, " the 2o1h NJ sa'huse'ts
regiment, captured u, ana Bun, CT. co{gswel,
~ the Ttummany regiment and Capt Mr., OF
BAkor'r California regiment.
Colonel Wood was psroled and had the liberty
,fnoyins ahout the city Of Richmond previous 9
leaving. lie was present At tie Inauguration o.
J,a. Davis, and states that 40 enthusiasm was
manifested on the occ,siun, hardly cheer being
aised,
Colonel Lee, Of the Mas 'chusets goth, says 'ha
Ms, before leaving Richmond on Saturday evening
he was taken aside by distinguished officer Of thu
rolel government, who privately assured him tbs
n Official dispatch had just been received ot tn
h,ll Of Nashville.
The rCleas, Il prisoners have just marched up BF
umore str, et, escorted by detachment OF the Fih
| New York Z,usyes, with their ane band. The
| were enthusiastically cheered along the route.
LATR.
Tie released prisoners say THAI lhe captain
the steamer THAI brought them stated shAt he o.
peC,ed sns,hsr party Of prisoners 70 DO waiting 10
him on his rs.urn 70 City Point. They were fro
! sS,ssbus :, end Alabama. The nea lO'
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Tue pp>rrtn LNTrA - tho title Of noat
LITTLE w.,tlf i.,u.r ~ NJ. roo Go y Y 10y q
v.ry v,unr To- u,med NELLIE W'LLtAsi,
wLoi. l,r. " The most juvenile Putlshef
s-' itot IT, the world. Iitue NrLLts is
CIV 40 II years ,ld, but rho has = ye'y
H., irp oorrrg'op, heart, tot by her l,LOr, Of
,'r.rs aIi setting I've which she p-r'orms,
urs,s..',d, he supports AID tskt' care OF throc
m,ihr % sister. younger than hcr.,lf MEL
i!s con Ga 0! good s'ocs, her goa, r. and fathsr
Dawn WuttNms, being one Of tho three robel
, wac ,sp,uroo Major ANpEE.
/ Little HE..ie, We are glad to SEQ, has NOR
| aerae Il ~ sentiment, and demands payment u
, hc ~ conts year she charges for her paper IL
st,sics. She has a considerable fund Of quia
h "a, too, sod her items eyinco a knoWlods
Of en- world that could only 10 acquired at sue
ar ealy age, In the editorial piof, slior.
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Iup,ac,IoabIe Abolition Theories.

A certain class Of politicians are very much
dis urbCd by the altered relations which they
suppose must exist between the sscele- STATES
and the Federal Government, when the N :.
taIy power q the rebols ha' have been crush b.
Dir. SUAiNFR, Of Massachusetts,, in a series Of
resolutions, recently introduced into the Un!tel
States Senate, endeayors 10 oblterAte tina ye-y
existel oe tf the r. b,llious States IN! to carve
THIN into conquered provinces. @ he governed
by officials from Washington. These rsso'g-
uons set forth that the rtbsllious States nave
forfeited all the functions peculiar to a o.ay
polite by their disloyalty, and therefore iaI
within the jurisdiction Of Congress as corl .eTel
Territory.
1t may lie indeed possible, though no. proba
bic, that in some states the absence or the dis
loyalty of the local civil authorities may render
martial Law temporarily necessary, as In the
case of a portion Of Missouri, at present. Blu,
such a proceeding is clearly exceptions, an
does not require any special Legislative enact
ment such as that advocited by the NASSAU
sets Senator. Even admitting that all Ii
rebel states must DO rulsd by military jurlodic
tiou pending the organization of loyal and cor
stitptIOOal governments, there wosld still "
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A correspondent Of the New Haven JOURNAL.
gives the following ac,oun. Of the death Of Col.
Russell Of the Connec,icu. 1881, at Roanoke
leland -
We formed two lines 81 battle opp site lni par.
ALI ~ IN. rs'ouht, Oae after another, other rrgi-
msnts wee marched inSp IAe watls ON pur riSh'
AVID loft, lu. We ~ OH p-gitoo. BE'5 came
thicker aud isster We we've dsr~l a. lie a VI
under the bnsl rs anil ,tnp firing. d. IN the hiys
pled thtmseV, 4, aud sIVVht ooyrrot uoRs ~ amps,
aud whatever else FURNISHED prot ctinn - rs l.
Oh 81 Russell To- lung time ref sed {. lie do Fu.--
The Lieutenant Colonel n the D'Epi1ue ulye'
got cut then with him and asked hin " Wa, h
the firing and zoe Jhe 'iieci ~ his own shot, ~
had iihel by the Efforts ~ cur LteutenAnt-Co
lionel, this u an gt put Of the way a. lest, bat
MT ill the exact range 81 our Colonel had been
obtained hV the eneu y. hlll Whil1ed close g.
liml CpItnu G. Is call VI ont &C ilou'l, that vas
| mn, ant for Sou--he down--do lie dpwnl" The Co
lonel strod quietly lonki Vt the battery, evd ,ntg
| wa'ching 'or she appeTanre Of our troops On ~
| lluk If the enemy. Aldu Cot entreN,ed hin I,
| NJ down, ami this time slcressiuly, lie had heu
| tlus cove ell f,r Few II inutes whom a shot can
| loser then usual Il enterei our & lonel's should
en- and piric,d him I. tue heart. Il was - him ~
| instantaneous death liz holy was carried u a.,
| rear, and We lay -ti!.. o what thing is war
| h.numb n q emotions! Much ~ | loved Cl,p7o
| Russtp | felt no 3, rrbw then My only though
vac the Lrogitss Of lhs light, aii the quest IN o
| su, ~ 8 or i.ilufe,
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"femnlc Lobb,l,r."-A corr, cdon.

W, are assured that tho statements which
have am arod in the Albany correspondence
Sf several Of the papers and to shch the Sun
has given currency, associating the name OF
Mrs. BARNFs," with lobbying operations al
NJany, 10 great il Justice to a lady VIII oso per
coral Character should have saved her from the
unplolsautIess of newfp'psr notoroty. One
whose mears OF information ere of the best,
Informs US that there is no truth in tho re-
Lor,s rejecting on Mrs. BARNES, and We cheer
ful'v aiye place to this disclaimer Of all asso-
citation between the lady in question, and that
practice Of female lobbying against which Ws
have had occasion to speak strongly. We have
had too much of this feminine intermeddling
with legislation at Albany. 1t is some times
done thoughtlessly, without doubt, and per
haps more in obedience " womans love OF IN
husnoe, than from any worse motive. Bat 1t
is hardly lsss open TO censure on'this account;
and i is well that those who would pefvert
social influence to the defeat Of the just ends
] Ct legislation, shOuld understand that thss
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War Intelligence.
4 nnEL arxnoAr rLAEr READY


A letter from Cairo. llinois, says -
" We have the most reliable information in
this vicinity that the rebel gunboat fleet, Of the
construction of which the Southern papers fire.
aueetIy spoke previous 10 the establishment
Of ths blockade, is now completely httei out
and equipped, AMI Is ready for the upward
march, a Federal officer spoke Of this mate or
Yesterday 10 one Of tho captains OF Cilo1el Han
sons Kentucky reRinest. the latter sali mat
he was in tho city OF New OrleIr couple OF
weeks since, and that eight Confederate gun
boats were then lying at the VII AVA lns
orders 10 proceed up the Mississippi The Il e.
he SAID H. under the comm md OF Cpmmodore
IIollins. The rOl's are all iron clLd-mucn
moe heavily plated than ours, and loss WI
yerahle The machinery Is all belos the gun
decks. 10 this respect they arc equal TO the
Bontop, tho b, 81 boat Of ths Federal ueet. The
r,Lel cficar stated that It Is the intention OF
Commodore Hollins to make an attack on Cairo
ard that speedily. Max my predietion-you
will lind hess bol's below Fort llOli ia less
| than ten DAYS. was ono OF the remarks which
hearn him make. lac rumOr OF a contemplated
| attack on Cairo has spread no little consterna'
| ton among the people hore and II the reOel
really have the kind e flee. have ius' descrlO
| ed. their apprehensiJns ara no. aloGethe q
| prour dess. A. present, such IN attack c1ul'
| easi v be repulssJ. W. hlvo seven or eish
| boa,s here, ard, though some OF them 4re 10
| io ,ocd rep.ir, they could all be brought INT
| renuisition in case Of emergency. I'M awe K 0
| ~ howtvtr five " six Of thesc Will start 70
| The Cumberland river, lowing the place Ger
tairly pregnaUle to Leet ct eisnt "oi''S .
\ vessels.
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n r,pnper Corr,.popd.ut. !. N, ARM;

Wrpnper O0rreepondents N Tire Army
Some CT our militsry leaders have distin-
/ esishod tbon slvcB by their antipathy TO news
Paper oofresT ondst's, W, hAve unooJbtedly, in
come cases, laid th'm elves opep 10 des rved
ctnsuro by the irciutious publication Of ftcts
which should Rave boen withheld. But it Is
scneviN significant, tha. tbs ne.p5nd-
snts should hsve been iju n ost 10 the way by
tioes Nhoso deed have bcsn the last worthy
q record. They received the most courteous
Treatment from Commodore DtroNr, 10 whom
We $40 iad,b ed for all that has been really
6,o at Port Royal but they have ben
g.-ran' ego core TO Con. SHERMAN, whose in
acton trt DELAY has been the su1ject Of such
f."ors lie umont They wo'e saaly in tho
way ol Ger SrosE uf B,lls Blu arl all
nor" safp'cioua repu'a,ico but tha brave
BtrS..pF, in 'ts very hour Of h- seeming de.
tsst, be them 20 tell SILL for 10 b a no Ain7
T. cCtoes.. 1hGo was room for thsn IN tae
eErsd..icr, which opered the gates Of For,
Henry a-d led the way iLto Ah,am', and
' h,u Tort Donelscn toll they wore found thoro
. is' the sto-y Of American fallantty and
ekill
To entire escre.y with which Con. GRArI's
no, or onts we're conducted, in spite Of 'ha pre-
tones ~ newspaper oorresniGdeuts, !, prof
that tlei. liberation ia no. lnconpa' able With
tbs ssctoty required for successful m'NNry
10, smcre. An excuse for Gen. SHHEvANs
ooyrse toward thom was indeed fouud in the
premature disclosure BY tho pr So, # operations
IL cor',npla, 'ou at Port Rpyl' but /, now az.
pesrf tina, TITS was duo 20 tho private letters
a. AL i-csJ'ious otfico, whose ffieHds a.
th,u.i,ess ~ he gavo his letters for publci.
i.ou. Gen SHHEMAS has al lat rocogniz d
SHE rec IN . yr,clams on. calling Ia attention
q both c,u7ou. ami col i'r5 10 tpn 51th Atic'o
Of Wa, h II csclsro, the furnishing Of in
formation to tie snomy, directly or indirectly,
tarrI cfreScp, a. d Giving his Assurance that
mcsst,,s ~iu &c taken 70 bring offender. 70
| jus, CO.
Ihis was entirely Legitimate, and WAS cortsio-
| iy ,,,,sv than dragging u1of,niing couos-
pcuIsr'. out of ih,i, t,ds At night T. bring
I them away vi'houta Vo'i Of * lana or. Whom
| Gen StstmAs th,.l 'ogin to 80 ANYTHING ~nr
tby record va h,yo li.'io 'rN that tbs nsws 3
| papsr corrosl oncsnt, vii be found IN hit way.
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rhe wnria IN. ann.h W.

Low,rte z, ~, FEB. 20 &C. General Baell l.f.
ssverai da! AZ, al pro sed d in tine dito'u y
Nashville. LIS 81, n leave he t-norrow tnonl.
ms for tie place % bis destination.
lis reported that many Of ne negroes taSen
some tin . SINCE from the Green River cuur,ry, q
Kentucky, by ,ne reb-lS, 70 Ali in frNfying Nash.
vile, took advantage on pu.' ere tel th7rs b.
tie taking ~ 7 rts Henry nd ,Le son aud srs
IA akiDs tAti' way ba. Is - t''it Ia bones rney
sa' u Wsstu l-te b. Os,i's y .st vils.
1t il Understood TIA, u" r'ue p.orosei doziroy.
ing the hrilg's sud road near Nasuvu,e on the 'e-
eet nhh'rssrd, but TIC citizens along the rad
rpilu t.str atsd and Ittventea H.
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A New Psiyateer.

Captain John e. Candy, Of tho schooner
Ul,is 5.Ei~ari', states In private letter from
kAtau-.a, Cuba, that Lis vessel was chased AM
c7erakep, or toe 9cth OF January latitude moi
i;.:'d,I ~ n pri7ateor under English color7. sae
was a flI!. rugged brig, Of about six hundred tons
burden, and Asl On board one hundred men. Ater
firing sA,t across tho bow % th- schooner Calvin
5 Ejwn,ds, tie captain Of that vessel hauled IT,
and WAS taken on heard the priyAteer; and they,
an5ag ;hA, Lis vessel was loaded with coopsrsge
and OF 10 Use &c item, allowed him to proceed %
hia VOYAGE.
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Tne Fort Don,l.ou Prhouors.

Cincinnati FEB. 23-Tho COMMERCIAL s
indianapolis dispatch says that 5000 Fort Donelson
prisoners had arrived there during the lAA "a
hours. They arc shs hardest looking set Of n'n
ever collected together; uniformed in rags OF al
oolou wi,h carpe.s for blankets. Tue privssea aS
ert thai secession Ia going up; that 'Are oe'.s'
ros,ed and fed here. chan they have been LOT "
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ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
erRANsHPe-N Irth snr. . "

erRANsHIPs-Nr nth sar. : ice, A'p'hWA-
viii mas and passengers y d yieu.
Clnsiiiuiion, from Bhip Island.
BH1P-- Old Coloey Jewc, Liverpool Jan . VIM
salt " der,
with hiaes g. Z Joy.
nEIa-n unit. g. E,sle Joy, Bermuda lays IN
ballast 10 the nlaatsr
n1poosrpp4-TeSAs CtArplin. EhzAbc,h rort
vitb a Il ~ New London.
N.,ssnisi Iait Milton. pt,d ~tkN Do, iays,
Nth CIV ~ pn',NA Cc
DB Warner. Alden, Pct RoyA days; With
ballast &c Jonas smith s c.
BELOW.
Bark N peche, HArtmsn. on. Dublin Dc i2ih'
SAILED.
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This t,dt ms, a: Rioh;a5nd G. TCcs'ay ',1t
ara wss duiy orgAu.t,i. TuLtsol Sooedoi
S'a,cs, r.luding Missouri ga Keatueky, were
r'r'c ertcd. lifhty.eSvan members vera pros.
,rt snd eighteen absent A Spest n srt CiorE
were cl.cIod, tic vots' maze kn1yn by which
DAVIS ara SIfrREns vs.s o.';,sd porn ,aont
rresitcr, ard vicc.Pr-:i's-, e tho Con aier
asy az ito Cors- - t-iog d1ly ors.niioi.
.It,urut1
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Destructive Fir, In R.,,on

Bcfon, Feb. 81 "A dest lctiye fire broke out
a, ba' past nine this evening 1t M,ahes's Book d.
large hy- ~ g'nri'' sou ture between C.n.t.ei.
ciA suh N,rta si'sc,s iA- r'ack vas totally 60
s,ry. d.
ow ng 10 the llsi MD tae q ,mss extended
icross Common IA street l. .rgeari, wnsrf,
sNtepi'g e.. y mldiuE from tue -hArf The ere
s,il butning. L. 4e-tma,sd At SJ'O,coc.
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pes, sir months Ms, ~ the nan are anxious 10
take the oath. Three 4 shsir surgeons have besn
, LEO " stssnd - ttei sisk, which are b cqasrs
quite nuu srous Tee officers are not uni. rdid
and don't ,Jok much ripericr 70 tho priv Va prison.
ors.
Tic pris,lfrst mP'sei Of tn ih and 18th
NissbsipPi 81 Kaaiudky, Ash AAsAmA, 20 b, Ash
MD Z "a II nn..aa-
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Tn Gale and the TrIesrnph.

Our news by Telegraph is cut somewhat short
10 sy for tho reason that tho direct western
liae, were ell down at an early hour last oven-
log. aoj Only one wire was working south,
". ch also seems 20 have suspended animation
long l., fore our hour for going 70 press.
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II adluarters Department u !
Missouri, Feb. 20. (

Missouri, Feb, -.
TIE Mau- General comu aniit tui. depaItm n'
d,,ires L, impress upon all OH ,ars tile importance
4 preserving g"ud order and discipline among the'
truups. rs the armies of the West aoNatce INTO
reun,s4e aud tie s luth"fn btateH, let US sho" W
our fellow ,it lsns II thtse states tha' we come
merely g. crush cut rebel ion, aud restore ~ them
the peaCe h. a bent us cd! the Constitution AMI the
II i, If which they have been deprived 10y selhil
AID NJ p,inciplsd leaders. They have been told
tht We come ~ oppress and Plunccr' ny our
acts We will undeceye. We will prove 20
lhtm thst onme % restore, not - Nlo.he, VI >
G. Institution aud he laws. In res orins " then
the glorious ing u the Union, We will assure tASn
that they shall enjoy, uuder It's Z Ids, tie same
protection ~ life ami property as IN former lays.
/ litrs, let 10 EXCESS on our pntt tarihsh VIC
| ,l,ry OF our arms. The orders hsreL fore Issued
| nom this d.pnrtn'nt, IA regard TO pi'Ns ~
marAu'iug aud tho des'ruc'ipn ol private proPsy,
l and stthlirg, AMI Ia unrueLinent 81 slaves mu'l
| bee stIr d enforced IL does not 10 ouS - tne
military T. decide upon tue relation OF mAS,NI AZ
| ,laye. S1cl questions inio' ue neu;el ~ 80
| civil cOuttA NJ fnRniyo HlsFe WIZ, 1uert''Tti oe
| 4Fuitt,d WiI In cur lines or camps, ~ 'pt
when especially o. dtrtd by tie General comm'nd'
| ing Women and Chidrn merchants, farmers,
mech Nius AM all peispns nos IN arms, age req At
as non.cnmhatant, AID are not u be u1estol eiAeT
| in ttCr parsons Or pr petty. II, h1~elor' tAeJ
sssbt sd AID q e enemy, they become be..igeIentS'
| and viii ba treated rs such. As they violate tue
| laws ~ Whr they vii, be- made - suffer the penal
| ties # such violation. Military stores and pubic
| prof. erty u the eutmy must 10 suireAiereI'
| md Any attempt T. Q mccall such property by
| fraudulent transfer or otherwise will Ia pun
| isl OIL but no private property viii be tonsaei
| unless by orders oi the General commaldir
| wherever Il becomes necessary, forced coatriln
tons Tor tupphes and subssteucs fIr our trooi vii
be made, Such levi,s will be made as light Az pos
sisle, and be 80 Distributed Is to produce no dii
| trees anor z the people. All property b takei
uusdbo rec lpted fully, and accounted for as here
| tofuie directed.
Thtse orders will he read 1T the head Of ever
regiment aud AL hi jers are commanded - str! 81
| en'ni GO thin,
BY command of Major General II .lecS'
WV. ii. MoLEAS; 4, },
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rIr KEyrrCKY GRAND ARMY.

Thor. are aSOut 10000 troops, says the st.
louis News, in Gen. Biell,s department, o.
yidsd into brigades Of from 800 to 0oJ each
and four grand divisions It from ~ oOo 70 W.
600 each. Tho division commaudera are; -
Gan. Asxar der Mcdowell McCook.
2. Gen. George II. Thomas,
9. Gen. Ormsby NJ. Mitchell.
!, Gen. Thomas J.. Crittenden-
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DARNulis MusRUM WAS As MECH THRosGI
"a again est rlay as EVER, and with such a,grac
lions MS Cow NIT, HippQp0'dmus, Whdle, So
Lion, AMI the Fairy Pld, 1t Will continue 81 u
DOME lag.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA General Needing of the sboV
o,,Irr vii be he'd at ~ Prince ~ On Wtdn"sda
evening, Feb. 9Gth, at : o'clock. Al members ar
t,ons,tel h a,t nd. By ord r Of JOsN ny
CURE, g.. p. JOHN A KINNEY, IT, D. To SiH
a n IA meeting OF the Board wi
ba : N at yl5 IIester,s.rett, on Tuesday ey'ntnl
a. ; ,'rloct. Pun,tut attendance Is positively
quaai. JANIS sANDtO ORD, sOYS|
TlJgRRR; y W. Eh-o2oI
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Bdimo,e, fcb. 2i.-Tbs gale is ve,y hsavy
here, sad tie wsatLer ~ getting very cid. Many
houses have D.pn unroofrc.
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B1gon, FEB. 23.-Tho X NJ. steamship Ma.
Ra-s II tn .ctp.,, va q ie.nstoVn, a.rtysd ~
?. NJ At.lcs snow rm, wth = sironl; gale q,
pr,yslirg q 10 tytn.rK.
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nurrnb for the 'Mar"-Now e your os]

shanue 10 go % tae seat OF war ana gam 1is'ncu
fT Yourselves aud families. A few more able bod
men anted - brig the gSllsn, sSsh HaImsnI
lie maximum standard required by the U. 5, g. I
ernmenL Pay, clothing and transportation ri
nished and relief given 10 the wives ~ soldiers r
the AID COMMITTEES, aftsr being mustered into VI
service, 500 bounty paid at the expiration Of u,
war, or on honcrAbly being discharged. For furthi
information apply " Lieut.. JAMES GRANT, kI
oruitinR officer, 50 Centre u. feS lb6ruTh'lu
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A VERY sharp transaction has been brought
to light in Kansas, involving the reputation Of
Governor Robinson, John W; Robinson, Sec
rotary Of State, and George s. Ililyer, State
fraud the state out Of some 90, 900, by selling
STATE 10 per cent. bonds Is low as 40 Cents on
the dollar 10 0onfedsratss, who rs-sold them d
e5l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bosksl

u. S. A. Ho,rIrAL, FREpERIcK, MD.,l
February 10th, 1862.
Editor Of he N. T. Sun; VIII you allos
me Ohrou. the columns of your valuable Ioat,
rsl) to acknowledge the receipt Of two eases Of
Books, altogether about 900 volumes, for the
use of the soloie's at this hospital.
These books were presented by the mem5orf
and friends, of the 43i at. NJ Il. Church
through,the Pastor Rev. Henry j. Fox.
Thomas JRFFERsoS IlEMMA.
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AGairs In Missouri.

81. Louis, FEB. 23.-The gunboat Essex ar
lived nom Cairo today. She will Immediately be
tu,,n the W ,ys; 30 feet added T. her length; her
n.ohir cry low cred into the hold, and repaired
Throughout in tie most thorough manner.
CaIt + rur who came on the Essex il improv'
ing rapidly. His face and hands are pretty severe
iy scalN,d, nut he Inhaled no steam, and viii oe
e.dy nr duty son sgain.
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Nv. e.rn.tnr n.mI.hInnn.

Indianapolis, F,6. "a Gov Morton has ap-
poirt,0 'x.g'vernor Joseph A Wright 4. s. s.nA.
tr, al tie I,a,r - Jesse u. Brght.
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Ia ReHfnens New York Oha1seurs--HsI
JOHN COCHRANR, OilonSL-iO0 able bodied "A
.1n.Sd a. t5,,a iavorIia reOImanA noxV anc.nnad
: beautlful location near Washington. Pay, rator'
&c, will be Furnished mon day Of enlistasnL
each InAn viii receive olye bounty n the closs|
the war. Thess sllim,hR ~ Wis Regiments oan b
RSuuiiiHa once cor. IAN and Gu q. HsuA
W. Lac, heuNiaing 0xlH, tsla M