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Prize Flight stopped Muscle sill AS.crtS
ItA IT,

Prize Flight stopped Muscle sill AS.crts
It-If.
The sporting fraternity has boon on the 9T
,irc for over a fortnight past for prize fight,
arranged to come OF yesterday, botwcrn two
young pugilais named Wrinkle and Elliott, the
stakes b,irg fixed at $3.50. Through tho txer.
ions Of the Po'ics who wcrc on tho watch al
thursday night and yesterday morning. the
sfr.ir was broken up. AZ tho Jersey City iorry
foot Of Barclay street, AMI at tho Wochawkon
forry they laid in wait, and shortly af,e' mid
night arrested number of would.be spe' atom,
but no principals woro caught.
On the way Ia Barclay stree, ferry, a carriage
containing all the paraphoinslia Of tha ring bolt,
shccs, rope, bottlea, spongcs, etc, WAS stopped
md taken to the Second Precinct Station lIousc
At tho ferry, tho Third Precinct officers artSt.
I'd the FLOWING parsons;
James McGovcrn. joseph M,D,rmoti Roht.
). Wilt, VIM. Cod~ay, J'hn Downing, Ma
h.nil Siu,kir, John Villains lamcs H. Hil
on, Abrahah, Wambold, ll,n,y GauIr, Wm.
Cl.uy, Thomas Damn, John toyno, William
Davis.
Tn,y were te,on btloro Judge Connolly yc'.
,idiy morning, ard a, ro proof of th'lr IL IN.
lion to engage in tho Illegal ploNspr'f Of tn
ring could bo produced, they woro discharged.
At tho Wcehawkon forry (i2d ~ tho names
Of those arrested were,
James Iloddon, George Clancy, James llT-
kins, Eugene Harvey Joseph Mclaughlin,
VIM. Hughes, Thos. Tyrroll, John Brennan,
jackson DonvEoo, John Smith, Nicholas RrsS,
William OGormar, John GuAdoll, Michael Far.
lcy, Edward Molonoy.
These were also discharged 10y Justice Kelly,
fer the samo reasons.
In the meantime acrowd numbering some two
hundred cole, d at tho place Of meo.ing back
Of Wcohawkcr, and when .' was found ililt the
o>p c.cd prize fight was spelled, a "loyc fight, "
that ia, one without any money put up, was ar
"a s,d between two young men, named Thom-
as llanlcy and john kcenan. The latter iS
lluut ten pounds tho heavier. John Wooi'
ard Florrv NJ, Csrthy seconded Keenan,, and
B lly Clark and Kid Burns did the usual good
offices for IIanlcy. Tho fighting commenced at
quarter before nino o'clock ard lasted exactly
an hoar, during which time sixty-lour rounds
were Sought. The sparring was good on both
sides. Ilanleys blows were best delivered, but
Keenan, proved to be the best wrcstl,r. Al
lcupih foul" was declared for Ilanley, wh1
thua became winner. Little serious damage
was done on either side. Cool order prevailed,
beyond ono little scrimmago, which resulted in
putting in mourning" the optics Of a reporter
of a sporting paper.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE CHEhP,
"A for cash-lhe Union oyster Sdo,n, Cmlu.
inc ferry, Nov YORK; one ui tie best u-iue-r ,.t-
u"n- n IN" seventh ward; doing "a good cash tusl-
nev. For NrtAcr information inquire At lle ,,-
.""i' jeAJ'i47
EOR SALE OR tNIliA'hL FtR j FARM
l. A Shades, ~ Hotel, situated u 4 splendid lu-
cation, contiguous g. the ferries and ,dIouug one
Of th" greatest thuroughiucs IN the ity H Brooklyn;
hn- teen e7tallishe for over three years. and doing
nu excellent business Apply - ~, STANDARD
Once, cor Pineapple and Fulton 81, or address Il
900, sun Office. lH
The sun., 1862-01-04

service Every sabbath, In the
.,n tuare, 1t 3 o'clo,k, r VI. IN the Gen
or u Church, in SiNth y, between fir-t
I'd ave. By Rev. GlSrANU5 A. Pr. iRS-
: lpA
The sun., 1862-01-04

Rev. CiiAs. =. HARRIS, Pastor, WIN
dorrow, st lUk O'Clock. \. ". subject,
y ,tory of l-62 !" and Rev. A. ". O5-
ID. Presiding Elder, At : o'clock, +. N.
strrngcrB and others invited. u
The sun., 1862-01-04

ningdale B.ptis, Church Of this city
nation visit a. his residence,2i West
a between sth and 9th avcs, ON next
'ening, Jan. sth. %
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MEDICINES.

CONSUMPTION Is THE MOST FATAL
~ AMI destructive disease known to man, nul
the bib Of mortality prove that this scrur4c OF
mankind is Increasing In its rnyiRos. This X be-
cause the d-ense Is either neglected or Improperly
treated In its early stages that is, while confined T.
the throat mud bronchial ube-i the experience de-
riyei igm ~ years practice exclusively devoted tp
IL" cNt" ui Consumption, CuLEIuurs mr thnt the
earliest indications OF this disease are felt in the
throat The patient h FIRST aware of tickling irTi-
tntiun which cNultcS "a hacking or +rrtpiug, and
raising thick mucuS or phegm. These syrnp-
toms gradually Increase until regular ht Of cough
ing takes place every morning, the lungs .,lp i.'-
come diseased hy the continual cough, and Con.
sumption Is the certain result This u the u4un
progress Of this fatal disease, which nt first Wa 40
easily red, but ia IL latter stages defy the powers
ui medicines. l am enabled tu refer 10 huldrsi'
residing In New York whom have cured # con.
sumption, within the p1st two yrrr', and ~ lI
curahl" ru-"s will guriuu'oe rrli-i from suffering
hy the fr-t ~ hours treatment.
DR. NJ G. OTOOLE,
Consumption r. y.ici,n,
d.l i.'l32 N Third avenue, ~ Y.
The sun., 1862-01-04

iionaI Speaking -AIts Giving Will
le Co,per Institute ON 5uni'y' January
4, A. N, and ~, Y. N. %
The sun., 1862-01-04

~ Museum. Chas. &. Gos-,
= Ia the lccturc-room Of Barnum's Muse
IS afternoon. NJ o'clock. Doors open ~
i,elou free. Everybody welcome. II
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INsTRUCTION.

cI WRITING CLASSES-TEN WRITING,
vi lessons 81, oE.20 fsr 81: bookkeeping 85 per
month, or 80 lcsSohs Unlimited, arithmetic and
writing SlO per quarter, Is lessonSe each PAINEs
Mercantile Colleges, % Bqyery, r. Y, 9s3 Fulton
Ut, Brooklyn, u III 24tc'l2I
The sun., 1862-01-04

street baptist Church.-w. II.
~, Pastor, VIII preach ~ lrumy and
,ujeot--" The Voice Of the New Year
The sun., 1862-01-04

clt 10Th Il, west ui gth ave, R'v. Gho.
0,dnt; residence 231 Wc-t a5tu II.
-icc every Suui,l, 1T 10Y u'yl,'k g. m.
d. Srnts free. ul2 24SlJT
The sun., 1862-01-04
GENERAL BUSINESS.

DR. HENRY ZELL'S
~ NERNlNE POWDERS.
To CtRk DRUNKENNESS
May le obtained II the following pl-ccsg
No 63 DivtsioS 4, cor Market, ny.
hHs. HrAuu'a "a Eighth avenue, y. \.
Mas IIAyEz. i15 fult1n street, Brn'klyn.
! ! BRurr. 80 Nth second IT. william .huryh.
In WN 7 MKoR'A 22i Hrpti NJ, Now ,rk.
PRICE OSE DOLLAR.
1tosc Powders may hc given, unknown to the
drnkcr, In coffee, te. or liquor, warranted harm.
'rs, Hni free from nauscrtug ELECTS. jni 23,c'E
The sun., 1862-01-04

hetics OF sun lay aHtvic,s wall h' held ~
NJ sem t % o'u.p,t. tn-m'. ~ ~ ~
the = iti sion viii 10 free, large hu-
) he expected. l"l
The sun., 1862-01-04
PUBLICATIONS, sc.

TNllE WEEKLY CAUCASIAN,
Il Az ANr1-ABOLtTiON UNION PAPER
FuR MITE MEN.
READY THIS MORNING
y = -,.c hy au NaWS Agents Price TWO CENTS
O'hcy. NJ iG2 Nassau 1t. li1
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NOTICES.

raslites-J. l.. B,-sep r. 20
W Evening, q. ~ o'clock, a, the
u II, on the Fulhllmen, Of the Pro-
Redemption, the Second Coming Of
,hium.r &c, Seats free. u
The sun., 1862-01-04

NOTlCE-ArrIlCNT WILL BE MADE
pt frr uc, ting "i the Legislature of the sat of
N"V Work iu JnuutrN next, for tu alteration uf ..
rtpoudu ,ut g. the charter of tho Republic Fir, In
,lru'.o Company of the ctty of Sew york. r'w
luik. November So ISL. uaO GN $50
XLTESICllENTER llOGSE--tOR BBOOME
w and B.vcry. X nms ip', hlt., 81 pr d,y.
Mrni, served iu rcntaui mt W. W. LELAND Il CO.
ruI G'lUN
SO NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS,
oOmUl,.cHus amt hruuenuWt for rent ui tHr s,.r
1T tslur, prices. ru-'s .ul pianos 1T 81 per month
-,atr ~ u.ty' ,ir,Hd rosewood rr,Hi piano ~
u1'. price 90 i.r rent :. T GORDON, Ini Hrr,i-
Nut iyi i2lt,'tir
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,IlrWrrS SALE CROCKERY. GLASS

- Mlry, dc, 800 Confirmation.
CIIANDIR- us FA1RCltiLp, Aurtioncc .s,
Nt'l, uu Suur.py january an, II II o'clock c'u.
tuue 1t their sly,ruuIu, llJ Nassau II, the st" col
{. e., stock ufu wholesale dealer, UuupriiuR a lang,
vanity g viItc granite, lI.u.h ul Auo..tu
.iuuY. ,ut Yrd pressed ll,.. wore. a.. 49,
joins NELLY, sheriff
e. 4 NJ RriIN. Deputy ShrrN
NIu. ,r account ,t whom II may concern = lot
ui .'.Hll DO .U. -t.y's, Nt. ~
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I'M street Presbyterian Church, be-
10Th ava Tomorrow, Jan. 18th, At
X, Strangers are cordially invited
T2
The sun., 1862-01-04
THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 4, 1862.
CITY NEWS.
The Now Board OF Aldermen.

thu WV HW1E'" "I 3E1'''-' "l7,''
The first meeting Of tho Beard Of Aldermen
is to bs held on Monday, and "a tho Democrats
have decided majority, thero will DO no diff
Guilty in effec,ing an organization. They are
expected TO unite on Aid rmsu Henry of the
"a District. Tho new II ard IS as follows
The sun., 1862-01-04

Alderman Comet will continue to sOrvc dur
ing tho year Of his unexpires term, though he
is at the ssmo time County CleTk.
The sun., 1862-01-04
IN n.IInLOM. ArCT'R.

II. HYPOTnECATED STOCK At N'CrION.
y. ~ LUDLOW n co. will sell at au,tnu, this
~. l,py Al. 1902 1T ~ O'Clock, At ue Mrrhnnts'
EV,imfD ?tO shares Of the Brooklyn Central and
Jan eica Railroad Complny. Ilypoihecatcdptr ~
... rI 1913
The sun., 1862-01-04

TupMAS REILLY, AlCT. WILL SELL
i lh,. p,t. 1T . u',iu,k, PM 1t > Stlr-ru'm, 2lS
\ nth p,, ny udIr-, ul paintings, pictures
fl#In History ,I E..laul, Byron, bureaus, She T.,
sl'r, ,H-, cIo,l,fy, window Hlbde-, fixtures, Sc
cl.ch, counter, ~.
The sun., 1862-01-04
AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTlCt-3OO CASES BOOTS
"a .rl -hoe-. to lee -,ld 1t auction, un Npnitv,
L'nu ., cti, 1t loS u'r'.,h, t i'' store ut &. :.
PARSONS Il SuNS, -. 80 OF u'i ~, puc &C.
AUCTION NOTlCl-A LARGE AND DE
n hsinlic aH, .rtinn II hou.rlod furniture Il attic
uun this d,y, saturday, rt II o'c,k 1T private rev.
htnct ,N Wr-t 10th =, near dth ave, C.u-i-tug ot
s~EyUting, lr,idug, china, siiNcryNatc, knives Hni
lorNN 'hfi,'- -i-.S ir-, -nt, lssi-, clOllSt cur
huscment and kitchen furniture. = aRITFtN
Auctiuueer.
The sun., 1862-01-04
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
n y dies h,l ~ we. NURSE, ~ hur own rr-l-
d'ucr 10 East 3ith n, top lncr. -
4 YOING Man WOULD LIKE \ SITCA-
~ f..u Pa vlHl'stlC Rr crry %. entry, delivery 'r
rtu. r.l ccr, l,- lrd year cNprrcL e. Al Tres
ACTIVITY, LoN 900 sun Oihc' III
A CANDY MAKER AND FANCY CAKE
n baker wishes situation immediately. Al t.r--
BAKER Station 4. :,
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81 the darkness %LicE stienl th- revolutions Vi
thu earth-tle A::,,, :t:egui,ner ii tho rswI.
Ho ough! 10 barr expected eoiue yeSsr,sS e.
tho opsnIng OF this spring cs'npaign.@ We
ought now IL sxpsci that the enemy will oh.
tam sooie further s,:yantagos before the tide
OF suecess will inru Iu!!E ard finally in onr
isVer have sp de-; oced to guard you against
dos sptEidency IN the eVsnt that lnistcrlu
shal bsfall US. They Will bring the sou Is Of
men th fiery trai. 'rhes it may be innu-
merahle lobguts, qnakins like aspen i=a7eg
with c;.nselrss irenns, viii propagate panic
Then T1hensnt but uhStsbla adherents oi our
Cause viii passonatcly accusb one another, t,r
dunotinee lie soverHnoi:, Or HE Enuersla as
the authors OF cur misfa"tultss. Then Gss-
tsThs Will cover aud ttI u.srceaary will
EiaEe .lnrIcaaiidlzD q: reason. Then tbs
braTa and .rt,9. iIhtaur.tsd hy the oruniy.
NAY anrhL fioG1 iht IDLY ard lnoGnncs5 81 !sir.
weather ;risDdg But tfen aisi. will bG aro1sed
the t!aatic cou.ag.e of an umclnquerahls raea.
Tash will The vhlOc nj cu" arrl:es lisisin tG
conn. The uumEei: oi tn. iU=, ana proi1 0ncs
move t:ias lie :uuLlaTy armiea IL people
nghtlpg sur :Tesj0ih.. nd worthy 10 hs free
are a!Taya invillr'in- The gJti 81: goynrn.
nent, with a 1h,eI Il! ltY head who ~ tie
pnrest Ris,..t and tTavaat uIsn | hars luet
with In Tie government, exert that sbouRdns
and rcaiutless earrgy of which il is capsb!c-
Then will )ur gsiiant rsliOn rind,cate iLa right
10 place arn0ng ioispe..,ioilt powers by sur
Wountiry sn:l dAngors ne hs7. rarely threat
enai ,.:c existence of any natior. Ahuye ha
clouds 0t misfortune aud The tempest Of wcr
it vii. arise, radiant with courage, IL bs
crowned With independence
rs sone tall cG that rits is :ul fuem
SS.as fsosn the vale. and midway leaves The ,lofm
Though rolling clouds around ts breast c. spIrsd,
Et=Iaal, eun.hlnc settle, OF its hgad'
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.,,rl,.ns P,f.,ne.z.

,l,s,:: lie mast Tepy2hens:bio Of ihS in!ui's
v5ic. arc t.reI t. Coclei2:s,s prisoat.s il
tie ..e:..i:"g whist me; Sac ,ui jsc.ed &c, Oh
.;hse eaoTr.,," Il ,t.lis .ranss esS;c5a. These
kEps7lircnces cone specially :r0ll The officers
/ Lacolo's amy Ever srch Enan IS Law 5
= Campbell, ci uhio. i"' 4aoy years snara
~ :.sye ~ :vT halls, sGd as demagnSae
scctl.c-o politically by :yslaating ih0se p-,jc
3;:?ts 1ric. 1rs'ly worked the sv;! 7f tie ls;e
Iaca--tas taken il upoz himself t. tell the
:ss:!Tes OF Doacieon g: iGcr p:ss s:IcEa..''
|: these psrsoas would rememter that cu7
:sIiisGs res.r; themselves es hsh:ing icr
c.uauy, ior colae ani fer liberty and against 4
n2.l eI:sl, tsEslSicai: uaLoiy !nTasica for ttss
us: .:ched Pucsasss--stey would perh"i,:
!ssiisa Tta wat ,)niernp. sud disgust their
a3~33..:tons sre received by those Shon they
THIS s,ooP 10 insult Wien case hss baen
ioani There nartyr :o1 sru:a a7.d ho1ui
us c7cr teca moved so 'psni6rcs" by ;Hs
s1n2r,a,.tn: Il Miuun 3i the Rurdei-
irg, shi=vi5: iot5ing. vuigaT, malignant,
sd ia;astacje iespo:isu which seeks 20 crush
c.: tis riscts aud his n"nhoOd-then these
7:i:e,s oi Lnco!1 mag plead sotac preteucc Of
,,asyn f.f surprising thai the aNitiionIt,ob5
which ;hey g:a,ailousiy address 10 oar esp
.yes sEs something better than un;aitiga.ed
srd coward insults. ard excite ether feel:r9 &
lnaa ai aaspe; E.ols scora. IL Lincoln had Ice
:ss:':a:s c. G mar he Would &ssp his dogs
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y,HsrsrOF DELEGATES.

TIE House nd Senate appointed 3 Commit.
lee OF Coprrencc upon the Tax Hili. The
Senate ,esolulions were also passed by tho
Hous,, giving R. NJ. Nimmo. until the 3lst
tc give his usual toud as storekeeper of Pen
ltentisry. Several unimportant bills were
reported. A bill 10 prevent the issue Of small
notes vas laid on the table. 4 bill incorpo-
r.ting the York River Navigation Company t;
another, Incorporating tie Roanoke Insurance
Com psny, snl another, authorizing tsS on
dogs 10 the county OF Brunswick, we're passed.
The bill authorizing the construction OF rail-
,osd between DanyiIle and the N. @. Railroad,
was adopted; also, bill establishing snnual
SESSIONS uf the Legislature. The General Ap.
propriation E;ll was pAss1d. a bill 10 COM
pensst- PERSONS whose horses have been Iui.
dressed into tho service Of the Stale. Was laid
upon TIE table.
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m iaportan. General GTier.

o 81 -u!a,n. il another coluua, az l5Lp"r.
tsniL:.i:r lE3!n :se MlT DiFaltmrt. which
r;g4.e2 81 !e:s:i. 8 =tsance ss.i ;irioushs.
l.. ,6l.;&; !r,u ots: stu;co :h.: nay
riL.Ia,e aAI rc:p.s and nIer. absent ,ron
i..! egcsg: &C SiTEoon's certificate Of dis
st:i,?, AEc .i4uirea, a: cnce, to return to tneir
s.s5sci;ve commands. The iur.ougbs Of all
'no na7s cnS:ged for the wsr, which arc ro~
cu:lailtd, will be extended hereafter, when
::reur7i.i.:cs shall permit. The f.llo"i1s is
..ia are1jih:: laa soasa Of tie order
i. Is win tA;re;nc reiue.s2co that tEo De
r.il.utat advpts measure Shich deprives
oar pit: lot;c soldiers of lie ielsXation they
i!a's SO vel! eaTn;d out the enemy ptosses
u every side. AID the necessities OF the Ser
T!cs dtuani new illustrations Of ,ha; ncbie
s:il denial which has oeoc so many times
e7ii.7ed since the commencenento Of our strug.
e i. independence. III So who have Sc
;-.1TT ..c..s r:o7ed their DEVOTION 10 tLer
t1ai!I;, 1annut De inhlifrea. or bac: @sri III
.?'> cGai cr her greatest aest.
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FfGH1 NEAF
~ PARTICULARS

FCRJNF1
rns f,llex;r. despatch was received by
Go,s7aor Le-nef;
S-.rsrA 4, Iarvt 26.-denaEd J.cEsoh'=
:, b,twss1 Mount Jackson ard Wood
at,li, al 10 good condition.
.;ol. Echols wss wounded in the arm, ner
che shoulder. Capts. Robertson and Hollo.
way are wounded and taken prisoners.-
Lieutenant Junkin, instead OF Major Jackson,
IS missiug. One hundred AID Ifty wounded
arrived here this evening. The Yankees s1sa
on our Dag Of truce, and refused TO permit us.
to bury the dead. The ensmys loss is. very
heavy: They we're repu!sed and driven from
the field twice. 80
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Addfr,ouxI Particulars OF the Battle aI
Tfnthester.

Wfnthester.
4 dispatch received by Western Virginia
gentlemen, lsst evening, gives additional par
ticulsrs Of the battle between. Our forces under
Gen. Jackson and the enemy on Sunday last
Tie enemy g loss is estilnsled TO be between
twelve and fifteen hundred in killed and
wounded. Geo. Shields, who commanded the
Federal tr0ops, 1as wounded, TITS loss in
killed ard wounded Oh oue side is hsaTier than
Was at first reported, being now set down al
between three hundred and fifty and four
hundred. rL5 fight continued from 3 o'clock
ia tho .ta.aoon till night s=r IL, ;TLsn CUR
aruJ retired il good order, saving all its oae
gage It is low at Woodstock. while tic
enemy ls Gslted =: Strs.burg.
Skirmishing some twelve miles distant Was
still going eu between the advanced 2iekets OF
both armies.
|. Anops the list Of casualties Oh cur side
sre-
Ool l. Z. aIuore, OF Winchester, killed,
Col. EchoIs, OF the i!h VI. Reg'l. Eoo'asu
in tine arGi. p.;,,
Lisut. Richard II. Lss, Of the ID ia fsg l.
! Houhded.' ~ c.,o
7. H. Towntr, former dsIegat; "a TIC 'eh''
raj Assembly of Virginia, kip-d; :.
The % Regiment OF :TiIeEiA v o!unsss's %
said 10 have lost about one aunaree neI'
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Cotton Thief. commission,

The Charleston "Cour:er' publishes tho
iollowirg found OF the p.rsen OF tie captive,
S:Dj.nin Willis, Of the State Of M&ine, L. s. !:
HrAper4RTsRs .. s. RESIDENT AGENT,
Hilton Head, 8. O., Feb. 8, 1852
Ms. Benjamin Willis, Port Rsysl-Sir ::
lou ~ili proceed to North Ed's!o Island with
Colonel N0ble, and ass:st Dir. Gideon Reynolds
SEQ Dir. brsl.on ia collecting cotton end otaer
Property On thst Island aid perioriong such
Other service as they neJ require.
'ery respectfully, your ob'dt ser7's,
Wx. a. RsYsoLps,
Lieut. Col 1st aag't. r. 7. Artillery, .. s.
Resident Agent
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The Sationsi Defence an Ala IS C ias sloa.
i:e cou,mitt:e appointed al the l,si Meets
'na requests q! too iaid'-= u tie e;@ % aa
sei.Gie ttAs e7eiii,i. 8. aais pa. .hirv ucl,::k
prse,sciy; &c the Leethre roon Vi ,.s Broad
Street Methodist Church, for tbs purpose Of
Organizing and for prompt .na decided actioc
They also cal! attention ii the citizens to
Ir hallor:'s "Tar illustrations; ezAib.cd
this evenin. at Mstra0ol;tsn Il II, tue proceeds
ef which has 5eeH Sc patricticall;' :eaiered %
ire AasCEiatlSS
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-nr. i u0Ccy.

Hon. Wn. L. Yancsy, Son tor jrol. Asbalna
.Rd late Commissioned ~ Eogiand, on behalf
d tho ConfsdsTscJ, ar!i7ed ir !tho city tn
Iussday evening, and Icok hs scst ia the Ss.
na.e yesterday, after subscribing to the accus-
toned oath of Office.
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BlED,

bzp OF the eveaips CT tia sa3;h n,.las, FREDERICK
". Ho5soS, aged IS ytsEs
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Gincers for Arizona Territory.

lle President has sppcintod, and The S2ha;o
- ;aDacYad, TIA iollowi". tticeTs icr the
.27i:oTy Of Arizona
e2ssrEo:-Jobn F. bs:!.I.
S:1rs!aIy-- Robert osse!yn,
i.:c; justice Alexander Il Jarksoa,
Associate Justice - Columbus Epson
!'air.ct Attorney Russell Howard
Marshal Samuel J. Jo6rs
ltliI .9u;aissioT.s will b. .akon ~ Ito tx
fi2rJ ). tie s;4-;.;a,r, Robert J,.,,e.En. E,q.
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Sc s1ca hicr r.sir ccn s;soEewa!l Jackson a.,
he cltuY. a,ar M incheS,eT, pac!, that affair
- 40 li-: lslseaDie iient. ile 81! lasted
"a. night. JsGEs3n, sc ale :niocE then
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tte;ay EloTtd !sc in ,hc night, Lurauibg his
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i:it tte less Of tie tneEy wac enormous II
INST have been. vi c'gh.i=:; thousand men
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tiuch iaieriGr force.
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PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT,

TO THE Pc PILE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
The termination o. TIE Provisional offers ntnE
cson again present ourselves In huma.oa AID
thansEyng before that God who has saey conduc ed
through OF National existence We rave been
the foundations OF Free Government and
the efforts Of enemies 70 Law has everywhere
sgned and Throughout wide tpead limits ons
liberty an private right been duly honored tone Of
Iety perycd-i people, aud the victories which
have nantd enemei have be Justly Ascrbed to I'm
Who rue ne Uaiverse
et.d opsi that the year would hsvs closed upon Ct
I'D property but hrs pleAsei he fup;ene NspO5s-
Il, drF II permitted n III
sept the rule Of Divine Cove VII! h hss r,
brd Sioion stte dIopl u Majors vel OF r.
vcuAs Our aLNnd must be te.tsd and the
oh Se1ing which fsemtth gtsyOIS will II rightly Secevet
bfas forth It's spproprlGte fuiG
md right therefore, that should repair the only
Oliver Of all victory and hamsing Ourselves before Hin, houd
pray that He enshen confidence In IA mig power
righteous Jligntnt Then surely t-ust 10 BIN that
vii perform his promise and with sh,I.
In t uuI and to this en- l. Jefferson Davis President Of
CfPebrusry instAn day oi Pasng Huiaon snd PrAyr
Confederate respect pl Plbo
Worship humble themselves Def Almighty God pray
for His potecn and favor be owed ounry AMI
may enemies and from the baud Of all hat
hate
81 Given under hand and the zeal Of the COME leAts
LIS Ssatsi, at Richmond this 2th day Of Febrsary A.
- 1864.
By the Preh1ent:
WILLIAM NJ BRowN.
feql-lW Secretary Of State ad. IN.