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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The Tbs,s.cnth Maine Regiment.

The Tbf tecrith Maine Regiment,
The Thistcer sim cnt Maine Volunteers, five months
Camp b,aaiort, at Augusta, Maine, havo orders 10
this tuesday, morning for the seat OF Their
colonel is tho celebrated apostle of temperance Hon
Neal Dow. The regiment numbers one thousand men,
generally stalwart, well educated, substantial citizens
Of the 2ine Tree State" In Ave months OF camp lie
bu, twelve Of noxicaton have occurreda degree
Of temperance quite unequalcd any army the world
They are armed with EnAed rifles, bought by the State
of Maine in England through agcn, there for that
purpose.
The sors Of Maine resident IN New York are invited TO
meet a, the Aztor ronse this morning az hafpast nine
O'Clock make arrangements FOR the presentation OF a
lag the regiment its passage through this city.
The Tag Is regulation size, six feet by six feet four
inches deep blue silk and yellow fringe The coats Of
arms and OF the United States combined
the shield ia the centre. On the rish is view Of the
city and LarbOr Of PORTLAND painted from sketch taken
on the spot On the oft view q saddle Rock Island
Light Pcnobscot By, and one OF the how gunbosts
across the bottom, IN scroll, are the words in gold,
Dow" In tho same style, above the star sarmolntng
the OF arms. is the motto OF the regiment We
strike Tor the Union and Mans Birthrght-Freeiom ,,
The following the Geld and stat and limo officers OF the
regiment
ROSTER or THE THIRTEENTH REsMEST MAINE voLus-
FEER INFANTRY.
Fish
Colonel-Neal Dow Portland
Lieutenant Coonel-fIeury Rust Jr., Norway.
Ma5or-Frank :. Hcsseltine, Bingor.
Adiutant-Fredoric Speed, Gorharn
Qunrtermas,er--David 5. stinson, Lewiston.
Surgeon--Jamcs NJ. Bates Yarmouth.
Assistant surgoo8-Scth &. Gordon, Gorbam.
Chapain-Henry c. Mere, Portland
Noa-coms,isionsd StdG.
Sergeant Maor-Edward H. Wilson, Cuynberland
ouarterrnesier Sergeant-wayno W. Blossom, Turner.
Connissary Sorgeant--George W Dow, Portland.
Hospital Steward-smson A. Evans, Fry cbuTg.
LINE OFFICERS.
CfIsoiRs
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MONDAY, Feb. l7-6 =. NJ.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
Week endo. Loans. Specie. Cncila,ion. Deposits
Feb. sl43 ,sos 800 2sl96666 6077,417 1lO63T 557
Feb. Is. 141 se4 192 Jas 57625O6 11O43O,475
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TOtaI. 'fV' %
The apportionment is based the ratio Of one
ombor for every ninety thousand Of population count
ing three -ffths for slaves.
Tho following the Of the Senators and Repre-
seutatiycs elected
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Tho exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2i,795 ,e29 OIL, and the balance
sl,l7G ,ss2 81.
The Sandusly Register says that the preliminary
contract between the Sandusly, Dayton and Gin
cinnati and the Cleveland and Toledo railroads. in
relation to granting the latter company permission
TO run its trains between Sandusky and Clyde over
the road of the former, signed some two weeks
ago by the officers of the two roads, is likely to
fall through. The directors Of the Sandusky, Day.
ton and Cincinnati (whose approval was reserved)
dissent to several conditions of Importance. What
may be the final rcsnlt we have no means of judg
ing, but fear permanent disagreement
The annexed letter from the Secretary Of the
Treasury has been received by banking house in
this city:--
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Feb. IA, 1862.
GExr1smS-I have received your letter informing me
that citizen Of tho United Stacs now in Europe, des-
cd to CONTRIBUTES through you thousand dollars, as
gift toward tho expenses Of the war;
Tho patriotic spirit Of your correspondent so honora
bly, when many scem 10 think only Of the best
mode In which public calamity can b. turned 10 private
gain IL welcome proof ha the dsintercstcd devotion
TO The country displayed by cur brave soldiers Is emu
lated by other ctze a. whose circumstances DO not per
nit them 10 share personally their trials and dangers.
lis wish p,st 0Is uamo may not be made knowp may
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tal sl ,0Ol ,l02 2s lll has 7o2 Boo llO $50 ~
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ounces Of sulphur. Mix thoroughly and
dissolve in twelve gallons of water.
Take one half peck Of quick lime, and
when well Stacked, add four gallons Of wa
ter, and stir well together. When settled
and clear, pour off the transparent part and
add TO the soap and sulphur mixture.
To this mixture, add four gallons ofstrong
tObacco water. Apply this compound when
thus incorporated with a garden syringe to
your plum or other fruit trees, soas to drench
all parts Of the foliage. If no rains succeed
for three weeks, ono application will be sufi
cient.. If washed by rains, it should be re-
newed.
In preparing this mixture some are troub-
led to obtain whdh oil soap. Many do not
know what it is. Every drug store in the
country OF much extent, should keep the
article for sale. 1t can be obtained in guam
titles Of all whale oil bleachers, This SOAP
is the result or deposit, from mixing potash
ley or soda ash with whale oil. The alkali
has an affinity for the discoloration and i'm.
purities of the oil, and the precipitate from
this combination constitutes whale oil soar
The article may be had in quantities Of
Lyles, Polhemus 4 Co., l20, or of the jude
Oil Co., 1879 Front street, this city. j.. M
Thoburn 4 Co., ii John street, keep it Of
hand in small packages. Every Agricultur
al Implement and seed store should do tn,
same
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in that city. Men who refused to take up
arms in defense of the "Confederacy'' were
Threatened with the direst uepalties--im-
prisonmcnt. coniscatiou, and oven death
Mechanics of Northern birth who remained
loyal to their country have been swipdled
out of their wages, locked up. or forced TO
march in the traitor. ranks. Female teach
ers have been treated. in more than one in
stance, with excessive cruelty. Clergymen
guilty only OF fidelity to their ordination
vows, have been hauled from their p%ulpits,
aud banished. BUT why do we thus dwell
upon special instances? Can aDy hosest and
Intelligent reader deny that Secession,
| wickedly needless and unproyoked in its
| origin, has been ~coarsely and blood thirsty
in it's progress2 And now, when our vic.
%torious ARM are advancing once more to
the establishment of Law and Order, this
mincing Mayor, who would not have lifted
one of his pens to save any Unionist from
death at q lamp post, trusts that the ''sus-
capabilities of ecessionists will be regard
ed We thought we knew something about
Magisterial %Impudence up this way but
we hereby enouncc all laurels in that line.
We have nobody here to compete with
Mayor Munroe! Why didn't he 60 just a
little further? Why did mt he make a
pension for life, a bonus of 800 900, u gold
snuff box and a free gift of five hundred
''niggers," the i~nexorable condition of his
surrender? Why did nj he insist. while he
vas about il, upon having Capt. Farragut's
sword? Why did Mt he stipulate that the
Secession banner should remain flung to the
b~reeze-should not be pulled down at all
should still Aaunt and Autter to sooth the
''susceptibilities'' of the late Mayorof New
Orleans.
Then there was one other thing which
stirred up the serenity of this ill,treatec
gentleman. THE city is yours he writes
With Indignation, by the power of bruta
force" This is shameful. To be sure, W,
have never heard of besiege1 cities taken il
any other way but ''by power of bruta
force !" but New Orleans, we suppose
should have been an exception. We'shoul'
have captured it by some kind of human
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II the Rebels are to be believed, the cap.
ture of the two forts below New Orleans by
our feet was one of the most wonderful
achievements in the history of war. LESS
than three weeks ago we read an article in
one ofthe leading papers Of New Orleans,
purporting to be a statement Of the city's
defencss. The writer said that the Forts
had each a hundred guns OF the greatest
known calibre that several huge chain ca.
bles were stretched across the river between
them which no human c~xortion could get
through in less than three hours, within
which time the forts could sink the whole
navy Of the United States that, besides, in.
Vulnerable torpedoes were planted there
ready to be let off at any moment aud capa.
bic Of annihilating anything that floats; and
that, even if it were possible for a feet to
pass oil these terrible obstacles, the forts,
the chain, and the Internal machines, it would
still find its perils but just begun, the whole
river above being lined upon both banks
with most formidable batteries, and New
Orleans itself being rendered impregnablo
by the vast fortresses just without its verge.
Now as this was a rebel statement up
pearing in a high quarter, and as We all know
that rebels never e~xaggerate for purposes
Of intimidation or anything else, we mus
certainly conclude that Com. Farragut',
fleet could take Gibraltar any morning be
fore breakfast. What warlike exploit O.
ancient or modern times can compare Will
this last triumph Of our glorious nayy2
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Very Particular.
From New York Tribune, Gth.I

lfIoiu .NcW ioIk iIlDulc, onl
Mr.. John Il. Munroe is the worshipfnl
Secession Mayor Of New orleans and al
though we cannot recognize any man as u
public officer who r~epudiates his allegiance
to the United States of America, yet as
somebody must do the epistolizing on the in
surgent side. Munroe is perhaps as good as
another for the purpose. His exceedingly
cool letter Of the 18th ult. to Capt. Farragut
shows that he does not by any means intend
to DO "diddled out Of the sweets Of his un-
fortunate situation" He is quite ready to
surrender the city, but wishes to do it gen
teelly; like the unhappy man at tho Old
Bailey who insisted upon being carried up
tiously in any way be a party to his own
Mayor Munroe, is very fastidious, As fol
pulling down the Secession fag-he cannot
do il; for he says that ''his hand would be
paralyzed at the very thought Of such an
act" Also, his heart" This would
seem to settle the matter; for medically con
sidered, paralysis Of the heart is no Joke
a sort Of complaint which il isn't safe to in
dulge in oftener than three times o day, If 81
often. After this, Mayor Munroe begin
to whimper in the following feeble style
w b"Ai~Hs BSoPao w
during your occupancy of this city-a peo
pie sensitive to all that cam in the least alice
dignity and self.respect. Pray, Sir, do no
fail to regard their susceptibiities."
Ohio Sets the wind in that quarter
VIII anybody learned in the black art tel
us by what necromancy, thaumaturgy, pres
tidigitation, or whatever you may call it,th
boot has been so rapidly and m~iraculousl
transferred to the other leg? How have III
''susceptibiities'' Of Union men Jared i
New Orleans, or anywhere else, for tha
matter, in the Revolted States? How |
East Tennessee, for Instance? In this yer
City of New Orleans, the p~utative Mayt
of which now bawls for mercy, and shivel
with guilty apprehension in his official robe
how safe has It been for any man-ay! f,
for any woman, to question the morality
treason, or the duty Of dissolution, or II
exceeding beauty of Slavery, or the omni
cienaa OF Davis, or the inyincibility Of Bea
regard2 Why, it was only the other d,
that we quoted from what was once o r
spectacle New Orleans paper, ample o,
dencc Of the existence Of a reign OF terr
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"Turk"--His Season al
Hand Again.
From the Now York observer.l
DARIEN. Feb.


DAnIEN, Feb, 1862.
MEssRs. EDrroRs: With pleasure / re.
port my success in using your Curoulic mix
ture last season. You will probably r~ecollect
that in applying il, the previous year, one
tree was omitted, upon which there was but
a small quantity Of fruit, while the rest bore
full crops. In this experiment l applied it
to all my trees with uniform result--full and
perfect crops on every one.
My Egg PlGms were truly magnificent,
quantity abundant, fully matured, and pre-.
senting q beautiful appearance upon the
trees before they were gathered, Many in.
quiries were made by visitors how l could
grow such fruit, as theirs were failures.
Business required q absence from home
for a few days, and wishing to make the ap-
plication Of your mixture personally, it wa,
necessarily done under advantageous cir.
cumstances, as an extract from my diary
| will show: rla, 7srrl f-g1
Monday, June 3d.--Curculios have
made their first appearance. Plums size Of
small peas. Commenced raining at 7 A. NJ
Continued until lp. NJ, then clear. Al
soon a. the foliage was dry, applied thu
mixture. Thunder shower In the evening
which continued half an hour"
The next morning left home, which pre-
vented any further application, ~ you sug
gest would DO necessary in tho event Of rail-
within three weeks, yet the crop was perfect
l firmly believe, without tho application, i
would have resulted in q failure. Hence
conceive it your duty to again remind thos,
interested, OF this remedy, that they ma
avail themselves Of its benefits.
Very respectfully yours, &c,
w. A. CUMMINGS.
We have received requests from sever,
persons to republishhthe directions for pr,
' pairing and applying tins mixture. The'fo
lowing are the proportions. IL any are uni
bic to obtain the whale oil soap, strong 40
y soap may be used.
II MIXTURE.
To one pound Of whale oil SOAP add 70,
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DisSo1,1tion-

'VHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
! Mahloi. y. Hatcher aud Edward Shallcross. trading
under the firm nanre Of f.. Shuncross Il Co, IL this dny
dissolved 10y mutual consent. These knowing theinscyr:
indebted to the firm are requested TO call and settle. Ed
wurl Shnllcross and Samuel !. Hatcher nre each author
izvd to receive payment OF all sums due the laie hrn.
MAiIl.ON y lIAFcHtR.
EDWARD S~HALLCTtOSS.
Loydsville. o., March ~, isd2-mr273w.
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GONG EAST.
G.. T. Il. RAIL ROAD.
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
The Circuit Econon,zers Of Time and
Ifeserrcrs of Heahh,

lave won the highest premiums at the Fair Of ,hy
Ii United States Agricultural Society; ut the S,nte
Fairs OF Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pcnns, lvania. Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsia,
California; and ut the Fairs Of the American lnslituie,
New York; Mechanics Association, Boston; franklis
Institute, Philadelphia Metropolitan Mechanics ln.t-
tute, Washington; Mechanics Institute, Baltimore Nc
olauics' Association, Cincinnati; Kentucky Institute,
Louisville Alechanicnl Association. 81. Louis Mcohnp-
les, Institute, San francisco, and nj hundreds Of County
Fairs.
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Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingf Are you out 81
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ranged, and your feelings uh'
comfortabioi These syuip-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. SOME Ut Of
sickness IL creeping upon you,
and should be avertcd by q
timely use Of the right rsin.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors - purify the blood, aud
let the fluils move On unUb-
structed In health sgnin.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
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tt,n nl.strurttOua ~ lficII utako
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D~ysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax, Worms

f1Oh W. y. u. d'eeib " C"'cug"
Your Pills have had n lUng trial IN my practiee, aud ]
hold them In esteem IN ono Of the best apericnts l have
ever found. Their alternative elect upon tile liver inakrs
them M excellent remedy, when given IN small doses foi
ba,0us dysenkry and dlnrhGd. Their n''gnr-coa'int
makes them very acceptable and convenient Ir the uS
or womu,ruud children,
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II" V"nIHbtUHt. u VT TT E""J 'oo' .
Bin; I have used your Pills 10 my general aud hospital
practice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
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OF that organ. Indeed, l have seldom fund n case Of
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IHusic.au oT Ae Marine Hospilui.
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This 10 TO certify that have used one Of Wheeler 1
Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight months past, and
have found II fully to nnsweri The recoinme ndaiior. having
used il lr all kinds Of family sewing. from the Zines, %
the eoarsest iacrcs, 10 my entire satisfaction.
MARY A. MITCHELL.
..... -... Wife OF Isaac Mitchell
FLusuIRo, Ohio, 9Th month l7h, 1861.
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We have personally examined the various Maehiass
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our readers reliable information. As the result OF such
examination, we unhrsilaiinyly recommend WHEELER
& WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE ~ the Machine
for family use. Z. KINGSLEY.
Editor Western Chr. stian Advocate,
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For economy OF power. ense Of management, variety
OF adaptation, mud speed OF execution, the WHEELER
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for family use. ID. W. CLARK,
Editors Ladies' Repository.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From d.. Theaiore Bell, ef N,,o Yorh; ON.
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FLusatSo, Ohio, Aprl, II, VI.
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one al Wheoler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines, and have
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FLusHiSo, Ohio, April II, 1901.
This Ia to certify that ! have had in USE oue OF Wheeler
4 Wilson's Sewing Machines for about seven nou,hs,
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF tho blood.
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FLusuNo, Ohio, April II, NN.
This is TO certify that I have had in uso one o. Whsd4
4 Wilson's Sewing Machines for the Inst six months, Atd
hnd that u fully comes up 10 the various recommendation
OF It's proprieiors, and well adapted TO the wants Of q
family. In furi, ! would not do without IL for thres tines
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MRS. JOSH. r. BRANDENBER0.
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~ EI77TF n WIZ . > q .VsF.N@G

RS0 TICE OF THE or q yNsE W q
@fW and laying out Of Public AlIeys.-Agreea
bly, TO the Charter and Ordinances of the City,
tice is hereby given that on the 14th day of De-
cember, 1861, an order was passed by the Common
Council of the City Of Evansville, requiring alleys
to Q laid ont and opened in Block number eighty
two (No. 81 Ia the Town Of Lamasco City, now
City of Evansville, and that q plot showing the
position, width and length of said alleys was ap-
pended to said order, and Ia now file in this
Office. p. BURkE, Clerk.
Clerks Of1ce Jan g. 1862 CIV
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.
oRpEn ron PLANK sIDE-wALK

ORDEN FOH FLANK sIDE-WALh.
Dec q, Ie6l.-And now II is hereby ordered
aud directed by the Common CoanoH OF the Gay
Of Evansville, that the owners Of al lots parts
Of lots fronting adjoining the Northwest side
Of Cherry street. between Eighth and Ninth streets
in saId City, the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a side. walk OF class No to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
P. BURKE, CLERK.
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Dec. 81, 1s6I.--And now Il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City
of EvansvlIe, that the ownsrs OF all lots parts
OF lots fronting on or adjoining the North side
Front street. from Pearl 20 Sixth street In said
City, cause sidewalk OF Glass No. TO be laid
dewn theresn within thirty deys from the pubiica-
lion of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
MI mia Iarltar-u 4. Ian2
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Dec. Il, ls6l.-Ahd now il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Camons Council of the City OF
Evansville, 5haE tue OwBers of al lots or parts OF
lots fronting on ~ adjoining the Northeast side OF
Front street. from Filth Avenue to Pearl street in
said City, cause q sidewaik OF Class No. to be
laid down thereon wihin thirty days from the
publication Of this order.
---- p BuRk E, Clerk.
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CONFEDERATION NOFTOE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

UHDEh FU6 TLAN III
Dec. n, ashland now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Crmmon Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the west side OF Fifth
Avenue, from q point opposits Second street 70
Front street II said city sidewalk OF class
No. 2, TO DC laid down thereon wihiu thirty days
from the publication Of this order.
r. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Ofica. .Iannarv 1. 1852