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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31

THE IMPORTANCE OF NORMAL SCHOOLS
in his annual report 10 the Board of
Education, the New York City Superin-
tendent of Schools says:
"There can it seems to me, beno reason
able doubt of the absolute necessity of a
Normal School, for the specific education
and proper preparation of teachers for the
important and responsible duties devolv-
ing upon them, under a system so vast and
comprehensive as ours. No amount or
degree of mere instruction in our Gram
mar Schools can supply the want Of this
special and professional training, under
teachers competent to illustrate it in all
its diversified branches 1t is clearly not
so much the knowledge of the attainments
which the teacher possesses as the prac
tcal ability can only result from long and
varied experience, or be conferred by u
thorough and comprehensive course Of in
struction, especially and conclusiyely de
voted to that object.
This principle is fully recognized, and
universally acted upon in all other pro
fessions, trades, or callings. Neither thu
clergyman, the attorney, the physician
the merchant, the officer, the artist the
architect, or the mechanic, is deemed
competent to enter upon his specific pro
fession or business without previou
special preparation for its duties. Why
then, should we expect or permit th
Teacher, to whom we commit our mos
cherished and valuable interests, to ente
upon her important ayocations, and pnr
sue them for years, without any Of thes,
professional qualifications which her posi-
ton demands
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
NEWS FROM THE BURNSIDE EN-
PEnITION.

A speeial messenger from Gen Burn
side, with dispatches for the War depart
ment, reached Washington on Tuesday
morning. He left Hatteras Inlet on sun
doy last Gen Burnside, in a despatch
dated at Hatteras Inlet on the 26th inst,
gives A brief account of the progress oil
lis expedition whose operations have been
DELAYED by the recent stormy weather -
The General says s-,
1--WE left our anchorage at Annapolis
on Thursday, the Sth, aud aftera protrac,
ted massage, owing to dense fogs, arrived
at Fortress Monroe Oh Friday night at IL
O'Clock.
Leaving Fortress Monroe on Saturday
at , P. M. we proceeded at once to sea
But owing to u fog on Sunday and Sunday
night our progress was very slow.
"Monday, the 18th, the weather cleared,
but IL heavy wind and rough sea caused
many of our vessels to labor very heavily,
!, and some were obliged to cut loose from
4 the vessels they were towing. Most OF
r them. however, passed over the bar, (at
i Hatteras, and anchored inside the harbor
. at about l2 M. on the 18th, just IN time
r to escape the severe gale on Monday night
and Tuesday. 1.
THE propeller City of New York raj
If on the bar at the entrance to the harbor
e and owing to the severe weather and wan
IS of small boats, we could render her N
ID assistance. She was laden with stores an'
~ ~ was lost
~ The General also says that he had bee
10 lad to sunnose that he would find eXpt
II rieneed pilots at Hatteras, but found grea
difficulty in accomplishing his work I.
de want Of proper accommodations. IL
he commenced on that day to build II whal
as for landing supplies. "rhe men (il
ne adds) are cheerful and patient, and we sha
@S proceed with confidence
n An accident occurred in an effort
its relieve the steamer New York, by whic
of n boat was swamped and the lives of Co
er. ,loseph W. Allen, Ofthe Ninth New Jers'
act Regiment, Surgeon +. s. Weller OF Il
'as same regiment, and the mate OF the ho
.mu nu were lost. Col Allen was native ~
AL AL resident of Burlington, and civil ent
lge neer by profession His age was aho
MS - years ,...-
was After the arrival of the expedition
fer TIatteras the enemy made theirappearan
hal in one or two vessels, OH reconnoilerli
ln' expedtion Our boats gave chase Al
thc drove them back.
hat Transports and vessels that are gror
,er- ded will he got safely off by the aid OF
If boats. Only one-the New York
the been lost, and NO lives except the TIN
% ol referred to above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
IN nm "a

Vfny LAcoNIc.--An amusing sword
was made on the 18th by the
officers of the 18th Pennsylvania to their
Colonel VIM. Sirwell. The presentation
sneeeh Of Capt. Gillespie was Here zoe
are and here ii is. This is a bully sword
and comes from bully fellows. Take II,
and use it in a bully manner" Vol.
Srwers answer was Captain, that
was bully speech. Let us take on'ly
drink.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
DIED

JONES On the 10Th inst, Mrs. IIARRIRr
loaEs, wife of Joseph Jones, ia the 9Th year
of her ape. The friends Of the family are
rsspeetfnly invited to attend the funeral, from
her husbands residence in Filih street helo~
Poplar, this Friday afternoon at O'clock,
without further notice. TO proceed to Mount
Balem cemetery.
49, On Tuesday evening, IN Brandy
VINE Village, EMMA CHADWICK, in tue twenty
inntth yeur Of her age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31

QUEER CHRISTIANITY. On Sunday
morning scene was enacted in Emory
Chapel, Pennsylvania avenue, near Hotf-
man street, showing to what an extent the
Southern sympathisers carry their doc
trines, and what hatred they manifest
towards Union men. The case in ques-
tion is as follows After the sermon had
been finished, the Rev. g. W. Cooper,
pastor of the church, called upon the
Rev. S. L. Censor, late pastor of the
church, but now chaplain in a regi-
ment from Pennsylvania, to close the
services Upon Mr.. Censor rising to
accede to the request, the Superintendent
Of the Sabbath School suddenly drew on
his oyereoat and hastily quilted the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
An Ordinance

A N Ordinance to amend an ordu nee entitled sAn Or.
II dinance to prevent tue boiling, o. manufacturing
within certain limits Of any tar pitch or lke Inammsbe
substance to be used Ia the manufacture Of gravel
rU0hng
SIC l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of Whining
tom Ihat Section ls the above mentioned ordinance be
amended by inserting the words er other place. between
the words "buding' aud "withlnn In the third line
thereof aud that the said Section 10 further amended BY
inseftlng the words except at the time Iuing on
roof when Il nifty lawful TO heat tho said material ia
the street. using ns fer Iuch purpose than ii
absolutely ueeessary IN the sixth line Immediately aer
the word ooGnr" aud also that tue word 'other 10 Tho
fourth line Of said Section be stricken out.
Passed at the City Hall, January 9TH, lsa2
JOHN NJ. TUhNtR, Presid4ut
Attest J. MARle, Clerk Of CITY COuneil
i'm 2llt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
FiftY Azores OF Land for Sale.

SlTuATE nesr Cen'Ievile in Gu fsiiana Hundred New
y Castle connty Delaware, adjoining Centre Meeting
lands OF RI bait Mecnnlley, Charles Hogan and others
The lAu + we'll situated Of good quAiity and good
neigb lhOod, without hnlldn aad Will he sold oh
favorable terms. Apply to c, FAlvkE At me mile
stone the kennett 1Wupike Of to
WILLIAM MccAULIEY
iaG3. eOe Market Street., WILMINGTON. DsI.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31

A NOBLE BoY.-The troops paid off
on Sunday afternoon deposited in the
hands of Governor Tod over $4,000 to be
forwarded to their friends, One noble lad
who received only six dollars and five
cents, handed over the six dollars to be
sent to his mother, retaining only the fOe
cents for himself A mothers training will
develope the man in that boy, ifspared to
reach maturity. Columbus, Ohio Journal,
II.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
MARRIED.

FORD FORD. .-on Thursday the 10th inst, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father in psncader
lId. by the Rev. Geo. Foot, Mr. WILLIAM
FopD Of Kent Co, Md, to Miss kAentl ~
FoRD of New Castle Co. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
An Ordinance.

N orlinaLce u repeal an ardiRaRes entitled An Ordt-
~ nance concerning Garbage.
SECTION lst lie II ordained by the City Council Of viii.
mngion that The ordinance entitled An Ordinance CON
cerninN grTbagu passed April lsth 1861 be and the same
sheTaby repealed.
Pass al the city Hall, January 9th, 1862 rsaa.
JJllN NJ. TURNER President
D. MARls, CLERK OF City Council.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
10000 PFAOH TRNMs,

tstlfss- OF The hast Mnkst varieties. APPLES,
EfEf3S{1 PEARS, CHERRIES and pIuMs, Of ths most
tflsssf ceriain bearing kinla,
HH~ STRAW BERRIES,
ssss45Raa RASPBRRRIES,
BLACK BERRIES,
RHUBARB, aud
AsPARAdUs ROOTS
For sale low 81 Send for Catalogues gratis.
WILLIAM PARRY,
jtu lO-t Cnnaminson, New Jersey
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31

ON CHRISTMAS DAY, couple were
married in the Jail at Cleveland, Ohio, by
o clergyman who is also under arrest
there.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31

church. not caring to listen to prayer
delivered by divine dressed in military
Costume. In the afternoon meeting oil
The officers was held, and the seeding
Snperintendent's place filled BY more
Christian persons. Baltimore Clipper.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
rIIr LITTLE ANGELS.

THE IIITLH ANuEH9'
There's many an empty cradle,
There's many vacant bed,
There's many a lonesome bosom
Whose joy and light have He'd
For thick in every graveyard
The little hillocks lie,
And every hillock represents
An angel in the sky
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
Dur l0eek(p A(manaG,
MaarilIr Glrtelli0rMcr.

Por,o ~ wnmIngion. january 80. is92
ttNn " AtkA.,......... .......s,.,.. -,,..'- 80 .
ARRIVED slNUE OuK LAsi. ,,,
sleov Mary Warner J Stokes from Philadelphia, with
IN lEe 10 Charles Warmer a., M, ,. % n
5oop Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia, Win muAe W
soop Planter Msrrihew, from PhiladslphiA With mdEs
To q. i q. W. Bush. .,,,,,., ,,,
slcop Mary Anu Msrrihewi from fhiiAuaPhiA' "''"
ndA~ 10 q 4 a w Buah.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
SKIN DISEASES.

Eryspelas Ringworn, Measles, Small Pox scatlitna,
Rash, Itch, Cutaneous Eruptona, Rotches Pmples PuE
tulea whether scaly, Dry, WAtsy. Crusted Mattery
Qucky healed by the free o this DalsRmic 0lnt
men Its operation is materially assisted by taking o
lDWayB Purifying Pills. which exercise powerful and
heAlhY lnhnenrs on lhn hl.Nl and aerIelnma.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31
DISEASES On TnE TMROAT AND CHEST.

Dpthera Pnrld Sore Throat QunFy, Coughs, Colds,
IloarSenesT lnhuepaa cattarah, Asthma Bronchitis,
1ghtnes Of the Chest urhy 6r The inAAmed state
ofiha glands o lilo throat and eoatings ofths chest ny
rubbing the Ointment on the Affected parts Il Is quickly
absorbed and aHys the Irritation ceansa the passages OF
the phltgm which Ohstrurts them, thereby liVlnR m'
nedLaI Irt elom 10 the nIEana nlresplrlilnn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-31

with which il is uniformly received prove conelusively
It's powerful efficacy disease Durng period Of fifty
years II has stood tue trying ordeal Of the civilized world
aud its popularity ntehs its marvellous virtues bile the
demand tor II to day still continues uuabed ever
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
SHOT! SIIOT!! SHOT!!!

sNPDERS for the various sises of shot filled
- rrompty and warranted. Terms cash
liberal diseoant - tho tFa1A A61soss
Dubuque Shst MeanlhcsaSin8 Company.
hsSvSy1j Daesqas lsws.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
BROOKS HOTEL.
/. R. Case, Proprietor,

OsSIAN WINNESHEIk co. IOWA.
Is constantly prepared to furnish saactoy accomoda
to all those avong him with their patronage No
efforts will be spared this house pleasant resort to
all travelling East West As good stabling attached rs
there is west Of the Mississippi charges reasonable
November, 25th 1861. ln11v3tfl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
SADLER,

wOUID announce to the public generally
w and his friends particularly, that having
purchased the Stand and the STOCK OF
GROCERIES heretofore kept by Mr.
GEORGE ECK, that it is his purpose to keeE
at all times . supply Of such articles inclu.
ding all Staple Groceries, as the demands o.
She country require. His motto is ready pay
end amall profits, preferring the nimble six
peace to the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
Il share Of patronage respectfully solicited
2 ivy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
DARNHART HOUSE.
MUNSON & PIERCE.

Dealers in General Merchandise, Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery,
Glass, Nails, Putty, Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps &c., ke, In short we keep
almost every article required, and usually
kept in country Store, and sell as cheap as
the times will permit. (ni8v3m3
New Oregon Jon. 10th 1869
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
OLD & GIT.
n B. MOULTON.

Lime Springs. Iowa.
Dealer. Dealer in DIR Dry Go Goods Groceries Patent
Iron, Glass and Nails, Kerosene Oil, Tin.
Ware. Would respectfully announce to the
pulic in general that he has and will sell
Tor ready pay all the above srticIss cheap as
he ohespest. (n22y3mSl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

EVHAS. C. TUCKER.
Atty. for Claimants, Bounty! Land
and Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY DC.

I'd disable Soldiers, Seamen and Marines
and Widows or other heris Of those who have
died or been killed 10 the service. Pensions
procured for Soldiers, Seamen and Marines Of
tho present war, who are disabled by reason
Of wounds received or disease contracted
while in service aud Pensions, Bounty Money
and arrears Of pay obtained for widows or
other heirs Of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
M- B,anty Land procured for services in
any Of the otilor wars. n9v3tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
.sGREGOR HOUSE.

W. A. Durham, Proprietor
Near the Levee, Main Street McGreger,
Iowa. With good accommodations, polite and
attentive walters always in attendance, he
solicits a share Of public patronage. Stages
leave this House daily for all points in the m
terror. fni22.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
EAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
s. N. Cole, Proprietor,

NEW OKEGUN ........IUW a.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made snch improvements as the wants of the
public seem to demand, solicit share of
public patronage.-Stages leave this house
daily for all poiats east and west. n1v!l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

A J. GARNsEY,
Jnstice Of the Peace,
NEW OREGON. 500. IOWA.
Office in Plain Dealer Building. All col
lections prosbtly attended to. n23
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

2ublishod every Friday at tho Plaindsaler
printing rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. J. MEAD and
A. W. JONES proprietors.
TERMS
Single copies ono year. in dvance, 81 90
+" I" at the end of 8 mo. rs
q t. mo. so
{. 12Mo. 90
Ia olabs Of ten. in advance, each 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

spsci,lns.ices, loaded, will be charged ,
he rate Of So for every ten lines, for one in
ion.
ay~ Positively NO variance from the above
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&ittmnuh 8ispatrf.
The war News.

xU0 war N0W0o
Yesterday added no new STATURE . the con.
ditiou Of a3AiSs In and arpuAd 1aeAmond.-
The same uncertainty wfSA regard 70 the ops.
ratious Of the enemy that has existed for the
past week still continues, and although We
have the most ample svidsucs upon which to
establish the belief that he - preparing for q
grand attack upon the capital, We have no
rrounds upon which to base . prediction
when such IN attack will b made.
There can b NO doubt that 4 considerable
force Of the snsmy havs re, chez ,hs Ohicka.
hominy, and 1t was reliably s:at,d that they
were yestsrday engaged In re-, uJding the
Lore Bridge over that stream, which had
been destroyed in obedience to an order from
Gen. Johnston.
II 10 indssd relreshing to zitnsss the COOL
liberalization with which citizens and sol.
diers await the approach CT .he too. There
IL NO trspida tion mantftet, aud on eli hands
there IL the flrmest resolution t. contend for
every inch Of ground In defe.cs Of the city.
The policy Of the Confederate AID State Gov.
srnments, and the feelings Of tbe people, are
In harmon ,. and II Richmond ever falls-a
contingency which We DO not an:ictpate-it
Will not be for want OF hearty and cordial Co.
OPERATION.
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REACTION IN KENTUCKY
Exploits Of Col. John Morgan.

Ausus1A, Nay SA-Ths army correspondent
Of Inc Havar nah k4stltess tslegraphs that
. great reaction II going on IN Ksntucky,
which, II Il thought, viii rsvolutioniss the
State.
Uol Morgan destroyed afsy.thrss loaded
cars ON the Nashville and LouisvilIe road. In
hts recent expedition.
NashvilIs remains a. firm - q rock.
Col. Morgan passed through Atlanta yes-
tsrday. The Cssfsd~sy says that he capt REQ
csc. 03o from the Yankees.
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From New Mexico.

An Official dispatch from New Mexioo Gays
that the Confederate foIcss in that territory,
met, whipped, and entirely routed the rein.
forcemsnts sent from dorado to G n. CANDY
OF the Federal army. The eng4x. ment &C.
Cured on the s7th Of March, I've lty. three
miles from Santa Fe. which POM is now the
headquarters OF the Confederate army. The
vigilance and activity OF the small Oonfeds.
rate force which has been operating with
such success in the territories OF Arizona and
New Mexico, is worthy of all oommsndation
Composed principally ofgaliant Texans. men
accustomed to the hardships Of frontier life,
they have cheerfully endured the privations
aud trials Of the most exhausting marches,
and have acoompliah he'd some Of the most
brilliant achievements Of the war. Equip.
ped a. they are, the success which has at.
tended their arms 10 q matter OF astonish
m0pt.
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Affairs In Virginia.

A calm survey Of tho wh IL field gives rs
great ground for encouragement, aud the
hope may we'll b. entertain that the On tire
territory Of the ancient and veaereted Com.
monwealth will soon DO divssted OF lis mel CO..
nary invaders. From ths South y est, where
tho forces Of Hsth and MaTsnaN ara operating
in conjunction, We have the mos: gratifyi Ing
intelligence, and such % to lead to the con.
viction that the reign Of terror Is we'll nigh
ended in that quarter. The following oflcisl
dispatch was received In this city on Tuesday
afternoon:
nav R1vsR. May 10th. via Dublin, 2osh.-
BY the cooperation Of Gen. Marshall. Gen.
U0x has bsen driven from this section Of The
country, losing many prisoners, his entire
camp and garrison g aipags, baggage, etc.
II. HETA, Brig GEM LOmd'g.
From the above II will he seel that ener.
yenc movements have been initiated for the
redemption Of = rich and valuable section Of
the State, and Gsn. Hsth Il 2rsssss the be.
lief that tn enemy have bscn dt, zen out
with heavy loss.
We have good accounts from the Valley
whore the commands of q ems. Jaoxs,n and
Ewell are cooperating. "Oaward'' is the
watchword In the camp Of .'Cli Stouewall,"
and II stirring news does not reach us from
mis- army before the expiration OF another
week, the fault will not be his or the gallant
men who constitute his command.
The Northwest, We are assured, IL grsdu-
ally clipping the yoke Of oppression. and
through tho irstrumsntality OF bands Of acti We
ana energetic guerrillas, tbs enemy are bsins
subjected TO every species OF spnoyanoe.-
There u good reasoa 10 conclude that the
days Of ths bogus PIsrpoins Go'ezAm:n: are
numbered, and that the missr able dynasty
which claims dominion Of the sacred soil
Of Virginia will receive It's quie :us before the
foai contamination OF the present Il uggle.
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DAEH.

Suddenly, % Friday morr log. l6:h lnstap'
ia the 31st year Of her fGs. ut he rssidsnce O..
hsr father IN law, the hon john 10. Bolts, In
the county OF Hsnrico. Virginia, wife Of
Beverly Bl,ir Bolts, aud dalGher OF the late
Alexander Botts. lemviag two infant children
In death, as IL her life, wers united true love.
Hness and Christian resignation.
On Monday, 18th Of May, In the county OF
Hanover, UdARL1H CLAY, iafans scu OF
WIN. II. and Emma Uarris Toler.
NJ Weekly Enquirer please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-22

NOTICE.-Some person last Sunday LEFT
~ with one Of my mon, who was on duty at
Rockets, certain properly. which the owner
can obtain By application TO ne az this post
n. 4. S1URDlVANT.
Capt Comj'g SiuIdivart tattery.
MI would Ike TO enlis. Blu LER and
a BLACKSMITH.
Camp Lee, Nay y. 1852 -2t*
NOIIJN 1T hiss bssD Reported 20 me thsks m.
IN person, or per1ous have been representing
Themselves - officers Of nv Department, who
wers imposters Ny officers all have Q badge to
exhibit, SID have never heard q complain. Of
Aiy o. them. I viii bs -duh:,d to any ono uho
Will aid me In bringing TO I,ies -ucn Fl uaer.
G. w. AL y ANpAE.
my 22-3t NJ. - n
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sy "a. 81. rxYLCk&SQT, AGsHeaasys.

Et>EfYER'S y, L., OF vAI UApLE
- P*.hSUEAL T. >TATf.--As Receiver,
.pron.ed by the ti,Cui. Court cf ,"@ ccuu
o. ii II leo. by its as cree OF May ;. $50, viii,
exp SO G ssl- at pp b. auct;or, on the prem ..
sss, on q UEsuaY. tha,7h msy, 1854. at Il .
arm CT Lr. J .:nes Sheppard. oa he Deap
Run Turnpike, about seven mil0S o:e ans
from Richmond, c!i 81 thc rc'sOnal enscto
hereop. co1sistinz Of variable Household
furniture. one exec Tent Piano, 'wo Mpies.
hree Horsss, stock CT Hoas. COWS, crop OF
Corn, Fodaer, Hsy, nucxs. &c
Previous - the IL Of the perishab.e prop.
.r:y, the tsIla w;n be rented arc the negroes
cir - ont
Tess For the pe,!shae, e eflsc -, sums Of
$50 and Bnder. ccsh VIII be required; over
lat amoans, four u.hs Gre It, z aps
proved, endorsed, virgo lrcle paIer, with In
GER est added. For the rem ssl. bond WI AP.
proved sec1Ti'y, psyabis list JaIuary, 1888.
GEORGE u, kLSAS Ers.
Receiver.
J.Mss ii. TAYLox l. Sos, Auc.ioEe.rs
mo
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Hon. Samuel F. vinton, Of Ohio. sx.mem.
bsr Of Congress, died tsw days ego. before
he had an opportunity Of exercising hts func.
lions 40 COMMISSIONER under the district Of
Columbia Emancipation Act.
The Army Bill, which passed tbs Yankee
House of Represen tativos on the f4.h, appro-
PIRATES 141i ,00O, 00o for the year sndinG with
Juus. 1855. Besides this, o20e coo 900 have
bsen voped during the present session Tor the
current army expenses and deficiencies foE
the present hscal year.
A IRE took place In Ivory, n. T., on the
10th, which destroyed betweec I'VE and siz
hundred buildings. Loss, three millions Of
dollars and twenty lives.
John Michls, an aged citizen Of KershaW
district, 3. o., died recsnuy. He was one. Of
the defenders OF Charleston in 1914.
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From tho South Carolina Coast
AuausTA. May H.-Ths Charleston parsrs
Of this morning state that fur + sderAl vessel.
.hellsa Coles, Goat and Keawah lslands yes.
to-day noon. The Oon1eds rates retired after
burniDg the quarters, etc.
Coles Island 10 u or ID miles from Charles
ton.
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By +. .. Cc0x, xae,1cassv ,

r ARHE AS NRTNENr tF C,P. Lev.
! rsR. Noes, hnI A.o e" sArPisa PArDz AZ
-GcficS tn X UkSO Y the 33d inst, ~
/. O'Clock, viii sea- .. M stors general
lss,r,ment of Writing and wrsrptr r Paper,
'onsi.tif Of C.p. Latter. very IN psrivr qual.
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