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The Hon. Judge Laws Gums spiked

AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
July both, 186l.-Mr Cox moved that
the rules be suspended so as to enable
providing, among other things, that
there be appointed a committee of one
member from each State, who shall re-
port tothis House, at its next session,
such amendments to the Constitution of
the United States as shall assuage all
grievances, and bring about recon
struction of the national unity, and APP
pointing q commission of seven citizens
to request from the so-called Confederate
States the appointment of a similar com
mission, who shall meet and confer on
the subject, in the city of Louisville, on
the first Monday of September next, and
that the committee appointed from this
House notify said commission of their
appointment and function, and report
their action to the next session as an
amendment of the Constitution of the
United States. -
The question being put on the motion
to suspend the rules the yeas were 42 and
the naysS5. Among those who voted yea
were Messrs. Allen, Ancona, Burnett,
johnson, LAW, May, Morris, Noble, Pen
dleton, Reid, Richardson, Robinson, Val
landigham, Voorhees,, White, Wickhfe,
and Ben. Wood H. j. (spec. ses., p.
169. n ,~so as -
| Aug. 5th, 1S61-Mr., Calvert submit
ted the following resolution:
| ResolUed, The Senate concurring here
in, that a Joint Committee, to consist o.
nine members of this House and four o.
the Senate, be appointed to consider ant
report to Congress such amendments tc
the Constitution and laws as may b.
necessary to restore mutual confidence
and insure perfect and durable unior
among these States +, :. ..,'. y. s
Upon a motion to lay the same on tn,
table, the yeas were 72 and the nays 80
Messrs. Allen, Ancona, johnson, Law
| May, Morris, Noble Pendleton, Richard
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rsaiaoa .tse3eg sustsnt &c
Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills. - ~,
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House. Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &c.,
=. AT MANUFAcTURER's PRICES.
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DRY GOODS.
SUTTLERS GOODS
T. ARMY SUPPLIES
tA -A = AT i1
NO. go Main Street.

We have just Opened the only coMplete stocK OF
SUTTLERS GOODS
EvER OFFRED IN THE MARKET, CON-
u sisting in part of Fruits, Preserves, Pickles,
Catsups Sauces, Herinetrically sealed Goods Fish,
Teas, Spices, Groceries of all kinds, Pipes, Paper
Gloves, Flannels and Cotton Shirts. suspendeTs.
CUTLERY, &C., &C., in every style and variety which
we bought for Cash before the late advance, and
are enabled to offer unusual Inducements.
We invite the attention Of the trade, and viii
take pleasure in showing our goods and making
satisfactory prices.
ss 80 81 GEO. FOSTER & CO.,
oct4 No. 20 Main Street.
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AUCTI0N0HN COMMISSION.

IL NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
II. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
all kinds Of MERCHANDISE. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
Ielling Horses, Maless Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given TO selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
city or county. NwwnFffA TNNW
II. NELSON will pay particular attention to
collecting debts or claims; viii act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
Office on Main Strcet, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansyille- arT
my15 ii. NELSON & CO.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agencv for Soldiers, claims.

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
~ W. MCBRIDE AND A. T. wHITTLEsEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money,
~ssveral acts of Congress. tAA
Fees moderate, and no part Of their charges col
lecte' till the claim is secured -.-,-4. Z. =
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
febl5 MCBRIDE 4 lWHITTLEsEY.
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

n@ All Advertisements
amounting to SO or less must
invariably be paid In advance
to secure attention. g1sx Isr
ALI Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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AUCTION & COMMISSION
Old Auction House and New Auc-
tioneer.

T J. CoHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
d i. Auction Room ON the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville for term Of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
and attend to selling sl kinds Of Goods Furniture,
Wagons, BuSgies, Carriages. Horses Cattle, all
kinds Of Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
vancements made on consignments1 A9iA@ .
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
rusted TO my card , -lmar2s ~ J. ]. oOHN.I
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PAPER HANGINGS.
stats OFFICERS.

STATE OF INDIANA, IS. n
yANDERBURGH, CoUxrY. 90.
r LOUIS RICHTER, CDERK OF THE YAM
l.. derburgh Circuit Court within and for said
county, do hereby certify to the Sheriff of said
county what officers to be elected at the next
general election in the State of Indiana to be held
on the second Tuesday in October at the different
places of holding elections in said county, to-wit
A Secretary of State. stfft.l.
An Auditor of State.
Treasurer of State.
An Attorney General.
= Superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION. Hl
A Reporter for Supreme Court.
A Representative of Congress for the First Con-
gresssonal District.
State Senator from Posey and yanderburgh
Counties. ~ -@ "a
4 A Joint Representative from Posey rnd yander-
burgh Counties.
Representative in tho State Legislature of
Vanderburgh County. - ..sf..l t,st
4 District Attorney for Court Common Pleas.
Sheriff Of said County Of yanderburgh. sss
A Treasurer 90 8" -
"A Coroner 90 g "
A County Surveyor 4" 80
A County Commissioner for the 3rd District.
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
Jsx1, Court this, the 18th day of September,
J lo6Z.-.s-a=lr.s. lls'uas..a-assaaas
~ LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
/ i. George Wolhin, Sheriff of Vanderburgh Ccun-
ty certify that the above notice is a true and
plete copy. GEORGE WoLFLIN, s.. q
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son, Robinson, saiel, Vallandiggham and
Wickliffe voting against laying on the
THE cRrTTExDEN RESOLUTION.

table. 3sdsl
II THE cRTTTENDEN RESOLUTION. aIla,,
July 20, Especial session MIR. Crit
tenden's Resolution being before the
House, and division of the question be-
ing demanded by Mr. Burnett, the ques-
ton was first put on agreeing to the ilrst
branch of the resolution, viz: a3ia lal I
g Resolred, BY the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Congress of the United
States, that the present deplorable civil
war has been forced upon the country by
the disunionists of the Southern States,
now in revolt against the Constitutional
Government, and in arms around the
Capitol; )" "-sBslsq .ssal asbHoq ,saoqeaT
land it was decided in the Affirmative
yess III; nays 2 The Hon JOHN Law
voting in the affirmative, the only mega
tive votes being Henry C. Burnett of
KY, and John w Reid of Missouri.
RIGHT TO BE HEARD IN DEFENSE i
April 80, 1862. The House resumed
the consideration of the resolutions re-
ported from the Select Committee on.
Government contracts. The additional
resolution submitted by Mr.. Colfax, was
read as follows, viz: 5st.ss
Resolred, That the course adopted
by the Naval Investigating COMMITTEES. of
1859, of communicating to officers Of the
Government, copies of evidence appa-
,rently adverse to them, and giving them
the opportunity Of cross examining the
witnesses against them, or to refute or
explain theiritestimony, is, in the opin-
ion of this House, worthy of imitation
whenever practicable, by other Inyestiga-
ting Committees appointed by order of
the House of Representatives, especially
when the said Committee receive and col
lect such testimony in secret session;
and that it is contrary to the plainest
principles ofjustice to condemn any cit
izen on ex-parte evidence, taken against
him by "a Committee in secret, and the
purport of which has not, if practicable,
been laid before him by said Committee,
with an opportunity to explain or refute
I it, before their reports e .ls9s1 aioHa
Thequestion was put, VIII the. House
agree thereto? and it was decided in the
affirmative. Yeas 90;. nays II. Hon.
JoHN. Law voting nay, With Ancona,
Knapp, Nav, Norris Robinson, Shiel,
Voorhees,, Wickliff, Wood, ETC. H. ]. P.
$780,
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/ also Manufacture all kinds of Machinery, sucl
as appertains to -
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BILL FOR THE REWARD, OF ROBERT SMALL.
The House had under consideration
the Bill passed by the Senate, authoriz-
. ing the Secretary of the Navy to cause
the steam vessel Planter, and all the
arms, munitions, tackle, &C., on board
of her, to be appraised, and one-half of
the value to be apportioned between Rob
ert Small and his associates, who res
eued her from the enemy and delivered
her to the Goyernment +, H..
The question being on the passage of
the Bill, the yeas and nays were ordered,
and stood-Yeas 124, nays 9, as follows:
Messrs. Calvert, Dunlap, Harding, John
son, Kerrigan, Norton, Shiel, -Fallandig-
ham, and Voorhees,; Hon. JOHN LAW not
voting. III. j. D. 1856.
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THE LAWS OF THE UNION,

July l6, '62-The House having un-
der consideration the bill of the Senate
to 'qamend the Act calling forth the
Militia to execute the laws Of the Union,
suppress insurreetions,i and repel inva-
sions, approved Feb. %, 1895, and the
acts amendatory thereof, and for other
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JUDGE LAWS CONGREs.
a SIONAL RECORD. q

To the Voters Of the First Congress
siondl District: =
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE FUGITIVE
80 SLAVE LAW
Dec. 20, '6l.-The following resolu-
ton being before the House:
'ssResolUed, That the Judiciary commit
tee be instructed to report bill SO
amending the fugitive Slave Law, enact.
ed 1850, as to forbid the re-capture or re-
turn Of any fugitive from labor, without
satisfactory proof first made that the
claimant of such fugitive is loyal to the
Government ss~4fs.sa f ha
TWAS moved that said resolution be
laid on the table, which motion was lost
-yeas 80; nays 7S Hon. JoHN Law
voting in the affirmative. bsE 20 ~ ? :
The main question was then ordered
. and put, viz: VIII, the House agree to
said resolution? 1t was decided in the
afirmative-yeas 7S; nays SO; Messrs.
Ancona, johnson, Law, Norris Noble,
Pendleton, Robinson, Shiel, Vallandig--
ham, c. A. White and Wicklife voting
against the resolution Messrs Allen
Knapp, Richardson, and Voorhees, not
I voting H. j. p. l05.r ara ~ ~ bss
BILL CALLING OUT THE MILITIA TO ENFORCE
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sDandelion'' Coffee. =
Pickels! Pickels |!

r DOSE PICKELs IN VINEGAR, READY
IL for the table, by tho hundred or dozen. at e
sep26 - fl- YICKERY BROS.
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acts amendatory thereof, and for other
purposes" i, .-a4gvo das-a 94sts-1 sgs-s1
Mr.. Holman moved that the bill be
laid on the table, and the question being
put, it was decided in the negative-yeas
30; nays II: the Hon. JOHN Law voting
-linthe affirmative, along with Messrs.. Al
len of Ohio, Allen of Ill, Kerrigan,
Knapp, May, Pendleton, Shiel and Wick
life; Messrs Ancona, johnson, Morris.
Noble, Richardon, Robinson, Vallandig-
ham, Voorhees,, c. A. White and Ben.
Wood not voting on either side i# 9"
= So the House refused to hay the bill
I on the table, +, agsis.frs $ ,.sw
The question recurring on the demand
for the previous question, it was second
. ed, and under the operation thereof the
bill was passed.--H j. p. ll04
BILL TO FREE SLAVES OF REBELS IN ARMS
81 May 18th, lS62,--A bill Ell R. 472l
to free from servitnde the slaves of reb-
els engaged in or abettingr the existing
rebellion against the Government of the
United States, was read a first and sec
ond time and ordered to be printed. II
J.p1 583 ..hszi o bae siats.a ao3sn.
May i26.--Ordered, that the Bill II.
R. 472] be engrossed. and read third
time: and upon the question of the pas
sage of said Bill, the vote stood-Yeas
"a, nays 7S; Hon. JoHNs Law voting in
the negative. HoJ p. 1885, hus asa
The House then proceeded to consider
tue ,.-s frlF
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E,EEEi EEEDl--Io0 bushels shelled Corn; 10
Il .tuns Country Bran, just received and for sale
at - ~es ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.I nj
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cl.rorv That il the object for which this war s
prosecuted Bot Sir, it ought TO be known W 80!
one that when any nation has Teacheo 10 ooi
L;gbt Of civilization Slavery must disappear III
tent ti,nca ihsy worked the gsley-slave al l,e
,-. +, time of war 90 move forward theif 'er-el'
Of var. hut could thev stand for Oae moment against
The ste9rr-erCinel when the steam engine car
The eall3y-skyo passed away. Ite steIn-el e',si
and every other lahOr-saVlug machine ~ an ADO
litioui.t. and breaches stronger Abolition sermons
than ever issned from the lips oi man. Can You pu
your slave in carrying burdens against the raiFoad
VI AGAINST the reaper. or the moving
And Utht 10 On until tomorrow morning, count
ing thC e ins,rumeutalities which are to Destroy
your system, and yet you 80 on, agnln't D"A .Iu
aglinst nature clugiug with perfnacty TO system
Which has already passed away. Slavery niusi
away. |. j. doomed by ibis war, oii-c.uiily' som,
of tie gdvocaies OF tlls institution seem 20 thlH"
that the Creator Of the universe IL Pro-Siavert ne
.rr. B1t Sir. if have rot greatly Inist hen INV,
Tie il at least gradual enanciraiohlst' llaHS"'
An human institutions must come 10 an tnd, sru
th.uk God. those that are worst must end irs'.
Tlis war is prosecuted for eternal Slavery. hm
icl-ipv a.4iui it fof eternal freedom, aud shan
gtud here 10 the end fighting for my liic and f,r
free iutttuu0ns, not FOR uysci merely, but IoF an
mankind. ,,,
as ,ot diaereu, from others o. In all The property
baf 10 be taken fret before anything else Wa done
The country must he conquered hrst. Ii Il was true
hat according 20 thc Senator from ONO tlnt SiAIc'J
was doomed, then there wa. uo need o. l'h.N1 r
s,ecial laws 10 crush t. We might be quet ana
n,yat the workings Of Providence. lie thought j
o. IS vast army were spread an over tho South, many
Of tieu would never come back, but fe'i.e there
thus helping to DO away with Slavery aud restore
peace.
Mr. SALISBURY Dem, Del said if we passed
lhis Uil if there ever wa5 hope oi reunion pi
'heee So es 10 would be gone. lie sld la -
villa. he believed. There were no warmer iHenos
OF Tire Union than IN the = rier States. J et Tie
advice and counsel OF the Border States were thrown
a.i.e rs worthless. lie thought they had not teen
treated fairly iu TIE Senate. lhe pa sage ~ ~.
lil would Le Ire de th knel Of ,hc Union. lie
.redicted that In ls,0 there would be more flrvet
,h.u now, because tia people viii oDsago the whole
race n They sent $3.50 more free negroes INTO Del
aw.re be would e1 before LIS Io0pl3 - cns,a's tne
whole rGce for the pcol le were determined that ~.
shall be- white mani country but by this soFi o.
legislation ym are drpggiug UP the filthy negro 70
be tne equal Of the white mal. Bu. tins shall be q
white mans country, and tie negro shall never DC
h's equal
Tat senate then went into Executive ses.ion.
Adjourned till Monday.
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LADIES' RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF THE
PARK BARRACKS HOSPITAL.

At the request of tle NeNiork Surgical Aid A.
.ocaon an auxiliary association oates ho' bosn ioEm,d ;o
as., IN the relief of the sk ard wounded soies who may
from lime to time be temporarily received at the Pax Bar
rocks 1ney t.kc tl, method cf m1aing It known 20 ihe
rsrcrou, patriotic pablo that meals viii be rquired tc
uccomQl.sl tlIs o,ject 80 80
(crfhutors 20 any of the following etcl's " III
bs aui may Doe sent 20 the fsrs barrscks care
ST. scuucI teA of ts Surgical All ,Jci.oA " % any
% tho tlies % tAu tomu lttee
laswaal.lC utiuz. such siirts drawers. dress
ing rgll chg. ere. ic also Old so towels Chose aufpei
h, ,soscrnmrat hrlg and Lanh for weuud) also
ie comforts alu -ecacl"s VIZ. Aro~i0c alnl .spioci
cocoa ea. WHISKY old ~re, dred iGts preserved Yeseta
llrs. uesh egls, sc. . -.
Money may . 10 be sent q, Col George Bliss IT, No. 81
Walker street which contu uut1ra viii picS'e spr, y
tn.tit l. g.; tho Ladies Relief Alto,ston o. tic Yak
bausrss totpt,lL'
Pt,s,Iou,--As. pr Gullon Baok No ~ T,uth street.
TtrafuTer- Mrs. Col Bliss, lr i0nkerL
SocrtsryAtIs -. u. Lord ..o. 81 West Nlneteert"'I
Comnsittoe- blrs Morris hrtrLum No. $3.50 fiih """l'
Nu. Iuarpi LfVInnce, No. ODD D. rlh ticrt mtt' ~ "a
No1ay No i lifh avenue; N,s T. C. porrulo-' 30 ''
Iss Twenty ast 'rrrt, hirs Df. N1yrs, No. ~ fo".i
sveuue. n. b. Gillette 10. 81 West Twenty 'ids Irtt
'ls Scsou, A,.1r lloI.o, MiE D. e Llsot 10 iA''
Tarnty.dnh .Lcet, NIt Elisha Pelk No. 'h fasl Nine
treatl stiest. Nls. Dr Nel.e. SO To L"thson avenue
Ms g. B bofsau. no. 9J NLtI street, M4i hailes D.
PelAius, No. D. Lexington ayruuei AIRS H. L. ms no o.
Wet twenty sscuI strrst. Miss j. :. oo.sey 40 bIe
Wont place Mis- Mlua, 80. 20 Wtahrs on place
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THE NEW MYIT1RY HOSPITAL.


The forn.al opening OF tho &" ladies Home for
Sex gua Wounded Soldiers located On thc corner
vi Lexington avenue and Ffy-frsl street, took
place yesterday afternoon, in the presence Of large
number Of ladies, tho Mayor and Common Council,
ard many Of our prominent eitizen.. the eXerci'cs
we're held in mo hrga hnli on he second Hoor,
which was decorated with lass. over the platform
a. ono end Of the room was Suspended with ont
tl,icast WINS, u fine specimen o. tho American
eagle. The oicert of the ihFi'ufiou are az toOvh:
N0Ilio of DTcio,s Ma. Opdy ke. ltcsteuti Mrs Chan
Caor IfI1f Vice if.stdrnti Lir. Valentine Mot, In o
nir,ct-s, Ne. taw4rI NaAdcfpoel Second nucctsos.
Mis- fri 1w Third u.e 'rcfi MIR 4. " stout Trsisueri
Mrs. % H.. Dwight Secretary.
NoHoH a@y C tonsp.lius Physic.ans. JQseTh " Smith.
Austin Stint al Edward sudruot. Ca.hul- Sui, n-,
Valentine bot Alexander 81 stevens ADD Richard SAGE
aur..u lu Home .ua Medical Director tr4. J.. u 0lt.
'tr.Ilrr rhfrcitu BrnI J. M,Cfsaiy Attending Surge.
4.. J 4l.ue 4ult1 IlY.i.u aud Surgeon " alter Gl..
t.tI s,ni. A.sifat Alfred J.. NJ Psfdy Juaicr Walker
ja." ID. Pau.
ME- Opiyle mes.ded, aud in opening the cs-
g tess sand:
ltD.ksASp CFNrrEWN: Tie occasion that hes
brought us toeeticr r. one Of deep interest. The
Itii,s. over foremost in good works, have fitted up
,us fp1cious building l0f the reception and tfea.
meul ~ disabled soldiers; and tley have iu, tied MS
90 Join them to-day in formally dedicatng il 80 ta
benehcont purpose under the name Of "rhe
lados Home for sick and wounded Soldiere." Tie
name ia ftly chosen, and most suggestive. It's sim.
pig L.eralye " W. wgS'woIp slticler Iu wpeW II
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT Og EEw-YoRK...."..MTi
Cleared.

s.esuships-Teutonis ,Hsubgrsl. TSute, Iamtut ~.
hsdt Co. G!ty Of Sewiofk l8rl fs,Tle Lyespoe Je.'
q. DNs
skip-Cer.s Waite, Mont.video }. Norton j.
Barss-gtsnpe5e. Lewis. Philadelphia simpson OTli
Pathfinder Films, Ei14be;hpol Me.cAI. puuesa 10 iS-
" kte St Jago de Cuba J. Thompson hoppeI lsse1~b
Ov-resard. Antwerp. Fu1ch, MenCke N~nqt
scnooners-B. ". Lidiidse, suow' fhlsd7 peA rsfl'
I.oiel Wia.f Uopslus Bar ADDE'S 4. IEgs ondfe. so
,fs.iieL, Gorhsm, Newark, I. A. Ball Evelyn, PsHS'
Slosp--aio,to Bliyen Norwich, c. y. Henry.
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PAYMENT OF THE UNIoS Defense FUND Bosps
On Thursday, Controller Haws paid off the f,a
City War Loan Of 100000, which was Issued
under the title Of the Union Defense Fund Bonds.p
IL will b. reco!ected tina. the stock was taken WHOLLY
BY the banks and other moneyed corporations. The
payment wss made by a reissue, bearing per cent,
end payable Nov !, 1864. Most of the reissue was
taken by tho first holders. aud here were more PAP
bids for Il than could be accommodated.
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P...enrrra Arriyed

n ,t,1n,lir flni,ai Kgs1r fyoE' Hs7rlEfa-N' pnr'
c.n Mrs. Nili.ns and child Mrs. Capt Ains
n Bdrk Cicefl,gH from C.eys-g james Jsper 'oso
McAndrews :. Conist. l.. Gepp. -.
In era yac, Hoytaiagtls. Jy5s BaEe, HoHA-Dt Reei
Thornton (Saf Suryeon British krmv lfy two children l7s
,ry.nt Ssuu Can't, George Marshal. l.'e q b't H's'
dlras oct a. Rusaa Island Jsu.es " BEel.nt d. SHIN,
Gastave Trsntrer s Erihhols, aa.ter Louis Ianp,on
h. bra p,,ncs,s Rsyal, from. BernsudaJemes Rors!
CHARLES 5. Nager.
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Arrived.

Steamship Adn.irl Rsnsri. ,ilr. Of London) kt fH
mula Aprl p, f.gi., Ac-. % barcaJ y LiFns',o1 49,.
stesmp Ch,sspeake. Crowel, Portland, udse saS P"'
ss 80 H.. Bss ou). Cr-itree Us,re March q ai
sri u pas.. 20 {. G Dun'sn CO. Apul H. AT ~ P n
pass,d Bsfrcu snip Augiste, bound tist nos iI Y
srnan Of iresn1 fell overload aud ~a' los' LIE :"
frou ou =. 10 81. large number o. lee2elsr La,
slap Loosa tof IAouas.oEl. NillAm' LoI40n T" n.y.
ssio E..,.1u st.te tBr.. Of Dubnl. Keans Li'sp''
Apr Goa. % Broc syu Gas Co. ''ael 20 S1as., n tra
B. Peris.a 0od Anderson Limerick IS Gays 70 p -
% : a j. Sc iter Arr - s'. a. lon " ~ s0ae % -,
l.eob Decatur. bound r. isth, la ~ Ion r. s4' -
screw steamer bound IL Seth, on oeoise'' 'A'
''i5'i Blrs Lesins.ea wlsin. Fort Elizabeth c. HaS
WOO. AID SAN 20 DSner gor-f - a.. ss,.s ~
B.ra A4ntto Chs plau, In' At - dys nSs, ,si, W
r. Joy Va, days y. Of h-..eF4' VAN N' L. "''@'
E,rs Cleufaeeo Cole Ceat-sos l6 days sugar 4S''
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03

rowS.--We are requested to state that the SANITARY
Commission have a depot at Cheesman's Landing,
in care of DR.. Chamberlain, where army suIgsous
can send FOR hospital stores.