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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
RESULT OF TIE DRAFT IN
THIS cot MY.

The following is the result OF
he draft of persons enrolled as
'conscientiously opposed to bear
ng arms" in the several town
ships in this County
WHEREVER TOWNSHIP.
No. 367, Simon Gray,
q" 37l, John B. Pickett,
" 3l5, Job Harris.
&" 3IS, VIM A G. Simonds,
" AIS, VIM Pike,
+" 479, Thos Mendenhall,
-" @57, Alex Smith,
q" 35S, James Jessup,
sToNYCREEK TOWNSHIP.
No. IN, Elihu Cox,
3, Stephen Harris,
d" 50, Zimri Bond,
" 81, Darius Bond,
d" 12O, SiIas Horn,
" So, Eli Bond,
" 10, John ID Wright.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No. 1872, Elijah Nichols,
4" 12l, Benjamin Person,
207, Obediah Piersoa,
=" lS9, VIM Chamness,
-" 1913, Isaac Ozbun,
d" 300, Jabez Ozbun,
=" 2I5, Benjamin Beard,
" 2l6, Levi Beard,
" 1876, VIM Benbow,
4" 2l4, Asa Beard,
100, Joshua A Chamness,
I" l52, Hezekiah Hockett,
L" 1919, Jonathan Oz5un.
GREENSBORO TOWNSHIP.
No. 239, Eli Beard,
&" %, Samuel Pierce,
d" 25S, Wm Johnson,
h" Is, Frederic, G Fulghum
=" 1863, Jesse w Barnes,
l." 81, Jer. NJ Thomas,
q" 200, VIM Cammack,
&" IS, Wesley " Parker,
=" g9S, Caleb Chamness,
/" 246, James Peelie,
" l07, James p Bunch.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP.
No. $50, John Lister,
" 229, Benjamin Pike,
A." -, Nathan Smith,
" gil, Elijah Peacock,
" 60. VIM Peacock,
239, Elisha Cox.
NETTLEcREEK TOW NsHIP.
No. us, Isaac W Thornburg,
III, Restor Lamb.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

Nettlecreek Township has made
up its deficit by volunteers.
Those drawn, who fall under
the head of "conscientiouSlv OPP
posed to bearing arms will be
required to pay $500. In default
of making such payment, proper
ty will be levied upon and sold,
without regard to valuation and
appraisement laws.
Those drafted into the active
militia will rendezvous here, on a
day to be designated, of which
they will have notice. Able-bo
led substitutes, between Is and
45 years, will be received in lieu
of drafted med.
THos NJ. BRowNR,
Commissioner.
JSo. NErF, Marshal.
WINcnE,TER. Oct. 9th. 1862.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

ote the Union ticket.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

Cone out 20 the election.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

The following is the result OF
the draft of persons enrolled as
"conscientiously opposed to bear
ing arms" in the several town
ships in this County:
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

WEsTalNER TOWNSHIP.
No. 1874, Moses Schmock,
:. III, john Cilarles.
The following were DATED in
to the military service:
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TIL, wprIn,h- Southwest.

Warrington, Hrrch 2O.-1hc following dis
patches received here this evening"
-. Loms, March 2o.-On the 10Th inst, Lieut.. j.
y. Juak, OF the i,t Iowa Cavalry, with 30 men, or.
couutsred band of marauders posted In a log
house aud barn in Lafayette county, Missouri. Tie
enemy defeated after - short engug cement, ~
which they had nine killed ami three wounded,
our loss Que killed and four wounded.
Kansas Chi, March lS.--G'orse T. 49, ,ls bearer
e dispatches H. Washington, brings ndyiccs from
Stute Fe T. the 81 inst. They confirm prc,iou.
accounts Of the battle near Fort Craig ou e.. 2ist
nit The Federal loss was 90 Killed amt $40 wound
81. The Texans captured six of oar Mold pieces
Col. Steele commanded the Texans. The TEXANS
were At scores - miles north q Fort Craig Col.
Cnuhy's command was concentrated ri Fort Cra.r
Nothing hrs hoeuheard from them since the ~
all communication being en- a.
large amount of government 1t rsS were do
destroyed At Albuquerque, ~ prevent their falling
| into the hands uf the enemy. 45l Ten, Ans, vii
| two pieces Of artillery entered Albuquerque uu a.,
| 2d Major Donel-un, commanding tie district q,
santa Fe, was preparing g. abandon tnnt pIuco n, II
! nhl back to Fort Union, uu the Sd. Mi Bru'r m,t
three companies of ouorcd volunteers, uud,r IArut
COL Tappai, NJ Hole In the Rock. uity miles ,,ut.
ui ButS Fort, en- route for Fult Union ; yrt
! more companies lnd Ctus,,d tie river above Tho,
| would meet ~ the Purputury, forty uileH south q
lIeut'- Font. Mr. Beale lett this morning Tor wash
| gtuu.
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Congressional Proceedings,
XNxyIIth CONGRESS---sennte.
Eitat Session.

Wlsbiyo,ou NycL ~ MIR Sumner Mass )
frcscp,,d ., ,,t,t., ~. r.t,.,4 d.. NJ, Y.tk
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1fu, Ny,., ,,,.s,.. 49,, ,,,. - ,..s,i
n, .r,y,,'l',VtI ', II, a., Commit
,so D. f.r,,I l,, 4 ~. t.I,t r.s lutft fr ,.tera.
-. 10 - .,',t,,i'... tba, b., H., ,,..
] On, ~, Mia. AZ, ,.i,,,. H.. I'll f.,'tIo r,.
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d, h .r,, d.. TO- # ,, ,.l,..tt. 10 ii .
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N,' 81 W '.'',H w'It man, "I we .'-t ave
, .',' - W. " VIZ ~ - " '... ply. .' VI "a -
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The Censer.hip Of the Press.

Washington, March 20.-Tho House Commit
tse on the Judiciary, In their report made today,
examine ., large Into We censorship Of the press
While they say ths, from wan, Of qualification or
proper discrimination on the part u the censor has
sprung much Of the complaint made by the prSsA
they remark that the censorship " have been
without any clearly defined limits aacr the depar.
tnre from the general agreement between General
Mcclellan and tho representatives. q the press.
Tie Committee give numerous examples 70
show hnt dispatches Of n harmless nature have
peeh excluded from transmission. No adequnte
measure seems 10 have been adopted " prevent the
tr'nsInissiou Of what tho censor douoiunstei "cou
trahan1" Intelligence through the telegraph Offices
At Bnltinore, PhiladGrhia- Now York, aud other
important points, while Information on almost
every subject cseluled from the lyircs Ia this
city. The representatives u the press who lave
tart,Nod before tie Committee, have manifested 70.
disposition " complain of tho suppression 81 dis.
patches Of military character, which could h. ,uy
manner he trtprod int. disclosures VI Information
T. Tie enemy, AID might ia tie highest degree,
oiuherrass tie GoyommDut
Tho conn.tt,c answer tie points 81 inquiry di-
rcnted by The resolution II the House ~ so.l.ysi
lat \ teI,sr.rhic eers.rsuip Of ITO Pscss has
b'tn established 'I thlF city.
% Tie r'u .lrsi tp"y sting II Tie time lie iuves
tsitiuu directed iy the House, vas originally
"rt,hlIsh,i yp.u the lufts Of the agreement be-
tween tie representatives. " the Pres, ami Gen.
" C'r..Iu. ~ wHa enlarged INA u, scope by the
> Rotary ui SIT.
.Attrtlr, tie Inquiry ~as directed hy ths
llN.'. aud ''r .'.." st prior T. t.t' time. ana
until tie 2ath ~ ur,'ry last, tie coutprshp was
o. ntr.iod hs tho : rrot,ry % state.
It'll fine ur nal design was / prevent the
public tom II military mi0rmut.1D which might 10
80 vt'u. I. the r,ur' .4tiuritics.
9TH -bI.pyt.a,s almost uuui orlcsH. - iii
cal. 'ts.lN AID general OBJ. rD.t,t, I,s' boon sIr-
pressed g., the r'u,Ir. ant ,.r"csI i.i'uti have
'e'u uttered from preparing ut' "t- because they
knew th'y could not send them g. tier I'IeS by
Telegraph.
Tie Committee recommended TIE ala tuu uftle
'u'H,sng ttr',.ut Yu By the House:
Rssnir.L That tir Government yupu'd not inter.
'crs viii the free transmits sion Of Int" foucrl g..
cgrHph. When TIE same will not all tie enemy We
military nr naval operations, ~ give him MHfIut-
t'u concerning HJ,' operations uu ~" part OF lie
Government, except when II may bgcYiur necessary
for the Government, under tie Authority 1i C'u.
yt,s-, l., assume exclusive c.ntr.' OF tie telegraph
'ot I. own lesit.r t. rup'Hs., or g. u-s'rt tie
rslt ~ pr!uri,y IA tie transmission Of ~ pru die
.tglgs
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH p, 1862
Archbishop Hughes IN Europe.

I "Why did he goi /, "a question often asked,
but not yet answered. We needed his clear
head and influence to explain and endorse our
position in kingy circles but National interests
except in pressing emergency, would have
fAiled to separate the Preats from home duties
The result will prove that he has been bat
cling tho cause Of the Church in Mexico The
disturbances there have threat ned to cut of the
incomes, of bishop receiving slOO, 900 annually,
and Of other disuitars- in receipt OF large sti-
Ponds and to lessen the Io-tion aud influence Of
the church party in that country. Here hayebc
earnest reasons Tor prompt interposition, and
that the Archbishop has well served their cause,
and our own, i, evidenced by the unexpected
peaceful solution Of the Moxican question, nnt
the growing favorable manifestations towards
the North.
The Archbishop viii want trihs in return
The new Catholic Cathedral uf our CITY
splendid etihoe-requires million for its com
pletion. The sum Is large here, but ba.,atel
abroad. II is the Archhishops rlyorite schem,
and now the money for il will bee forthcoming.
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News from Tennessee.

Warrington, Nurch 2O.-The citizens Of Gal
ATTN, Tenn, town which had been decidedly dis
'oyal, met in town meeting recently, aud were al
dressed ly Bsilis Psytpn, Esq., loyal man, and
voted " petition for po-t-ofEoe there and express
,i Avii.insue-s to return 10 their allegiance. A
I.,t Once will be established there Ia a few days
according ~ their petition.
John rsliyett has been appointed Postmaster y,
Nashville He wrote 81 the bes, articles HgAnst
secession during the agitation Of that subject Ia
Tennessee.
lie was one Of the refugees from ,hs, state, but
now returns Ia that official capacity.
special agent Of the Post Office Department.
acting on the Tennessee and kentucky borders re.
l.rt ~ mllowsi
1T Is gratifying wherever have been, n find
there IL strong desire fpr the re-o-t'hlishmenl o
~" mails nnd a Willingness among the people to re-
tutu h. their allegiance.
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The Me.Iern Frenhets.

The recent froshets have caused considerable
damage at Syracuse, Rochester, and other places
IN Western New York. The salt fields, extend.
ing over hundreds OF acres west Of the Oswego
Canal have been submerged. Between Port
Byron and Palmyra, on the Central Railroad,
the track has been considerably Injured.
At Rochester, a steamer and several scuooncrs
were waIhel from their mooring, into the Lake,
by the breaking up Of the ice, and the rush Of
waters. Some Of the sehOoners were driven
ashore. At Syracuse, the rise in the Onondaga
Creek flooded the lower part Of the city, to an
extent not known before for years.
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provisions for the defence Of the frontiers vhicl
excite opposition. and which will consume time u
rcrfectinR. lie modified his substitute By appropr
atnR three hundred thousand instead Of a miloi
Of dollars 70 be borrowed a. 8 per cent, redeeuab
IN three years.
Mr.. Raymond moved 10 substitute his bill in pa
ior the public defence bill, aud that immediate
ton be taken thereon.
Pending the question the House tOOk recess un
tlTP.M.
EVENING sTssIos.
The continuation Uf the public defence hill Wa,
resumed.
After a var,u debat', Mr. Raymouds subptitlt
WIS adoJt,d Is tie committee. and order
ell H. 10 engros-ed for third read
ing, ~ report, IA patt q tie who
subject, TIC COMMITTEE Uftle whole having loA,
l. 1T again on tie balance of tie propositions g.
the public defence. Adjourned
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Brilliant Victory in Eastern
Kentucky Another Foot-I ace,

Cincinnati, NUch %. The Cattlcshurgh cor
rcsponlrut 4 tie COMMERCIAL says boAt las ji'
arrived from Pis,uu. Uru.iug In. particulars e,
GHu. Gufe'd's oNprpe1tiou g. Pound Gap, f,ri,
miles beyond fk,tom There were DO
rebels cutrorch,d ou tie summit "
Cumberland Mrgutuus At Pound Gap. Gafhr.
.sg'ui, Il NE mountain with biz infantry hy uu,r,
lucutsl pat a. arl while his cavalry hy utyluctr.
.l us tie r..u road and making vigorous 81
".E W. iu't dt'w the rebels rebels
a.ut d.stpur, down tie summit, q
Infantry advanced along tie ridge. and complete
r.ut,l I. en- AFTER % .Lt u ices than twenty Nil
utrs Tie rebels abandoned pveryth.u.
Fcuoral Garfield pursued the r"lels mil,
ut Nipiuia. sud srar Qunrterug !.
men ov'r nigh IN TIE CAPTURED CAMP bun.
their barracks, consisting Of siNty l1. Iut4 with
.,rge quaint ~ D. stores The rebels lot XIII,
nd wounded. S,huIy was hurt on our side,
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On motion Of Mr. Labor, the bill to correct the as
sessmcnt Of Brooklyn wAs reported complete by tue
grinding committee.
IL was subsequently recornnitted,
The public defence bill was taken up and debate
upon II resumed.
inlme action for the defence Of ths hArbor Of
New York, rsadingR forcisls Letter from Colonel
Delaheld 10 Governor Morgan, setting forth plan
for innsdiAts SouVe defence. He tRsymendl
nsessaijy, should pQt bS epcumbsTsd With genera
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The House on the Teddy Question
BUCHANAN AND HIS WHISKEY.
The Struggle at Island No. 10.

Warrington, yrrck 2O.-An official dispatch
n u. CoruIuodore Ne, ree-iv,d att w,lv. o'clock
49,, night At Csso, aId tslcsTaphed hithsr today,
.~y-.-
Island NJ. 10 Is harder " conquer than Colun,.
tus a. the stand shores are lined with a,rts ssch
iori con usndins the one abVye IL. lam gradually
approaching ~ bland, but s'il, 10 not hope kr
much uutil tie occurrence VI certain events, which
r,miss sucosss"
CoInmoitte Foots adds
3" We are hriuy day aud might ou the rebels aud
w. gain GA them, We are having -ome u the
most l.sutiiul rife practice ever Witnessed The
mortar shells are dong hu- execution. One shell
landed their floating battery aud cleared Ne
concern In short metre"
NEws PROM ANOTHER SOURCE
A later dispatch says;-The onsny's AotllA
which n hsmmed ia between Coninpi,is Foot
| anil Gen Pope, has made another attempt \, escape
down tie river. Their guuhoata engaged Gen
Popes batteries on the 18th, kr al hour aud half
Lut were driven back with q loss; one gun
boat was sunk and several badly damaged They
are completely nemmed IN and can escape only by
nghtius their way Ou'.
tour readers will remember that the engagement
which tpuns ,ho subject OF the above dispatch wiz
commenced on Saturday last, since which time We
| have b.,u In hourly o1tec,.,ion Of a., usys,,,.
' -, ~, '''
capture oi "'s ''e"u Inv i'l7' carry III TIE
week o. orr complete success wos premature. H.
| any event however, the following account Of the
progress Of Com. Foote'S expedition, and the Rrst
lny's tin.. a. related by a cOrr,sfnn,lelt If t,
| a., 1T ,,..,,,,,...,,, ,.,l ,, .,i, -,
ms.-Epl
| nruy,oru oy 1np TIrgr.
The feet which len Caro- und'r command OF
! CnhinuN"it =" ~ "I' ll"'N N''i""E' MHIh ~
! consisted oi the lnl'NlNS Nch7t'- g.
GuNEnATn.-f'Ns ~ = hrht'" li'"''ihh, ~, ~
acting fhs-e"ptnm Cl'l'h't" ''Im!i'ai''', ~ y,
Stembrl thrudn.rt' '"mhrNl'u'i WAN M"'u'd
| CITY, Commander krty LothNH'' '"minNd'f
| Dove 4 u-hNTE lA"""hhN thompson ''lhln"h"-
lns ~. L'lH' - Nt'lhn' i"u.'lhi '"HmhhhhiE !
C"h'sts"' LleNt,hnlt h"'f'Vl ,'"'"'hhhS -t"'
4 oh.y b'Nt ~ tIt nee. 10, I,n-'."' - =,
M"hlA" lhh' ~, d" ''i,"t lawn, 'u',
man ~" " '"ln"h .I'' VI 1'' s.'n ~" ~
captain A".' " ~ H'"', - ~ 'I''1n 'yil
spar No. ~, N"ll''h T.. ~ .ltI ~. ~, zap
tNh ANU IT. I"."'l' ~ :" ''lu"n Jane
i ! i'""kN'iN - ~ ,,.''"' '',U'' we ',''H'i
A ~ "', tam "''''" "'"'" w. 90 ''l'"
. Two additional having been lCa nj Columbus
k'ntucky' irW dnNs Hlh',, wore taken IA l."
| nom TINT .ht ny t' L""t VI ~" =
- ll'' s"h'oN''' W. '''"" "'"~' '--'ss''s'''
"A ~,
L"h ih'I'H' 1907" W. ~ - ''''l h,'h'i ','E ''N
~ rnl,M W'.Lls - -, l",,l'.s' us, ,''',' ,'H .
lie t ,'n 49,, 80 ] i,b ,,,
q ! ,,.,',,d. w., ,,'.,N, NJ. -, + " 49," -, 49,
urrr rrs III, u,,t,, ia,s ,,rs ia, ,y f NJ
.t,,I,,rs lI,rur,Iu. WtI..r. IN, Ni.,',,.iu H., d
ana I.Lr hi, ~ m. Grammar, -" -, H.
mortar boat, consist ~ one cft,n.u nud NV, oar.
ur mon fut,at men me uorinr. rrurer are ,,ork
cd In action, "a, follows One captain To- each lr,y
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81 Iopis, Norh 2o.-N correspondent Of the
RTrrltcAN writing from Somr near Bouts
oll iolt, New MrNioo, March 9Th, say. il
N supp sed that the rebels, after thcu We
tory near Font Craig will march directly ou
santa Fc and Font Union, Al the yAu-
able property in the department being cu.eon-
trutrd nt The latter p,n,e, md H the available force
is being forwarded thor, g. d, .rud il.
The SAINT, Fc GA2rrrE says tat Capt rac's
battery was captured la the battle near Fort Cuig,
in consequence of IT, support consisting of 2cum,
pjliics at regular, aud companies of volunteers,
running away when the Texans CHARGED uu
! Tn, property amounts b. several million dollars
| Colonel Slough's 1t Regiment Colorado Volunteers
lett this camp yesterday, and will reach Fort
| U.uuu by the 18th Karch, Ia adNahc'
/ of the rebels, At Union is strong fort, and 1
| thousand men can hold II against the combined
siren, N II the rebels, ca Candy is still supposed
b. Ice u Font Ciag, viii l,200 regulars and body
ufacNc,u volunteer, who however, are Mt relied On
Il resisting the efforts ol Col Candy himself b. rally
lem; also that Capt Lords Dragons refused to obey
the command charge the enemy The clUIl e of tA,
Texans on the battery Is described as very brilliant
| aud terrible. They were armed principally witt
Colts six shooters, aud although scores kilet
by Necklaces grape and canister, they MAJ. A'r
steadily on, killing every gunner but ono OF two,
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The Republican State Convention Of Rhode
Ialand.

Proridencs, r. T., March 2O.-The Republi
ran state Convention voted today that Il wis mex
pedcnt 10 make any nomination for Goyeruo
or other state officers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Convention of Irish SOcIeties---The del a,
gates from the Civic Societies are requested 70 me-
M uiberniau Hall, ~ Prince st, this Friday eve
ug, al ) o'cl,ck, to wind up the business Of the ~
n,,Hriysrs,ry and to elect Board OF Othcers toll
daring The ensuing year. JAMES SANDF0el
pres; i. L. CAREY, see'y. So,
A, d. III, of No. %, L.. 1.-The Omcers III
members o. che above No. are requested 10 att /.
a special meeting 10 be held at Union Hall, GW
Point, on Friday evening, March the 2iss, 1861
n o'clock Ali members indebted are requ1l
10 pay up, by order Of MICHAEL LARKIN, ~
identi JEREMIAH HEFFERNAN, Sec.
A. q. H. No. IA Special meeeinEt 4
this division viii be held At their meeting room Co
Of 10th st. and 9TH ave, Miliman's Hall ON FridAy
March 2lst at N O'Clock. All members are re
quested 10 be punctual In attendance. py order o
BELL, Bee;
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ErncuniIon of Amin CrrrL.

Washington, MGrch 30 - Three deserterr,
brought up by steamer Lsse this morning. confirm
the report Of the evacuation of Aqua Greek
They say TO rebel forces there had been two
Thousand. Before the rebels len ith-y tore up =
large part 81 the railroad, set FIRE 10 the station,
wharVsS &c, and burnt large schooner.
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It's capture Is still in allegiance, although our
readers will notice that the Rebels have made n
strong effort 10 retreat down the river, but have
been repulsOd. The affair Is doubtless DELAYED
% make the capture ia complete as possible,
whom il DOCS take place.
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The Canadian PnrIin ment.

Quebec, arcLzO.-Parliament opened at 3
P. N. Sir Allen McNab was elected Speaker Of the
Legislative Council, and Mr.. Turcote, Ministerial
ist, Speaker Of the Assembly.
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BRANDRFTH' surrs tfr- .ui, h. the ",
rr,.tr ,,so isa,,.os a.. lvurl q. h'.ayHn, NJ. ~
i"'" va" ~ york, 80 or before ~
nors ur other distractions Dated - e. Y, rL the lbr
tie circulation, prevents afl-EN STUART, "A
and sudden deaths cures colds, A.l,li'll'rs.Il1
rheumatism aud govt a safe aperient and AZ, 1IA
vailed smith bilious pill.
Sold 294 Canal st., and No. Union Square, New
York.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

.iH,g WvA 2o-Mr Woodruff introduced
Mn tn amend the law relative g. 'le tees ul the
clerks at the district courts of New York,
ulItH rAr,En.
70 cNtrnd the chnrtrro' tie Baptist Ms"orery
\" rso,ide tor the payment of the cxpen.,s %,
'0nInus tie .btlf rr. .uuut OF militia.
'. 'g,nI O., &C. G!.s 'u Gr%' 4, ",r r., ACT,
Il Church Irl iy r,t
Tlnquntn" G.''tr' WAS OIL the motion 70 strike
NJ Wn,I ..,r.. ted the bin, holding that the
repeal ~ tho act "ud r.rmt the Cat uc bishops
, T. upo f, uuUWit, amount of property, and that
tie CttuIi, yhur,N Wrl 70. under dllf, rent ~ q
. tp.u {. .... III. utlu Nur,i rs u. TIE stat'.
VI. O. uuH0.y 20 XIV 'u ay1r ~ the repeal rs an
n, tui justice t. Hp uN,nrtolt class utcltiNus WI"
..l h.,r. lr"l y No. ~ a., the st t l>.h. ohio
! ana Connecticut hut ln->>'i similar laws hut e.
/ THEW credit POI, II ,Ha they ~ since oGl'ernt,d
| q .m Iuru Their r'ptutc hy. hH The EnIir, state
-Aruld d hn hphiad hand in i1iu-' Justice 10 class
of ut yr' who were among the musl loyal and de-
/ tied n' h"r -.nt Tic Legislature hHs no ilht t,
us.t upon tn prn.ciur that the people of state ~
| WHOLE should he tie trut tees Of y church cungrC
/ ypt,on. n people 30 not want any such trust.
] MI murphy -p ke t1rrihiy IN favor Of the repeal
arguing that tue N,t of l,a5 IN conflict with H.,
c"ns,itUtor, and utterly in contrayontion Of th'
| pnliej 90, the SIT, Tor the past sixty years
After remarks hy Mr.. Low in opposition ~ TN
repeal of thu b.l, Int Ina favor Of the law propose
! hy the Catholics IN l~hA
| M H.. moved T. reconut the hill 10 the Judi
| ciary Committee. Motion lost 10y ayes nays TO-
The bill WAS then nade the special order Tor thl
! evening. Recess.
nn.Ls ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
For dividing tle crime of murder into two dc
| grecs, and provide for the punishment OF arson
/ eNempHng the Nassar Female College from TAXA
, ton; regulating the sale of hay and straw New
| York and Brooklyn improving the New York Cen
trial Park repeating the Church property law. Ad
] iOurnel.
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EVERYBODY Is CHARMED WITH COMMON q q
Mutt. lie sings, dances, gives the Grecan Statues
and other performances, and with all the other isa.
lures of the Museum, 10 drawing big houses.
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81. ioi0s, Wirrh 2O.--Thc official list Of III,
Z irnl l,s at the battle Of Pea Ike is as follows
Killed, 2l2; wounded, g2G. missing, la
WILLIAM Blows. of the Mackerel Brigadc
y. !. V. NJ, writes 10 the irresistible Orphcu
{. Kerr, 81 th, SuNDAY MERCURY, from Mar.
i~sns We have met the enemy, and they al,
hours ahead Of US"