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The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15

OLD George, how are you? How'd you
like to get back there and how'd you contrive
to get back here? Did you fetch passport
or come as an unmolested % live Dispatch, or
escape as a willing " contraband ?" Did you
see the war, and how do you feel now on
democracy and the fate Of the nation Fol-
som Telegraph.
"Old George" How Abominablc To
your first disrespectful question, we maintain
dignifed silence. Were we in the vicinity Of
Folsom, we should answer it by giving OF.
Aveline just such fogging as we used to
administer to him weekly when we were boys
together. You may expect to catch thunder
when the water falls. We got back there by
chartering steamship, and had good time
by inviting the captain thereof to dine with US
occasionally. We got back here by chartering a
berth. A berth is a small space enclosed on
three Sides in which you are chucked from one
end to another, and then dumped out on the
deck. You may not be aware of the fact, but
passports are very convenient affairs with
which to get out of New York. But this in
formation is unimportant TO you, o.; not hav-
ing a friend in New York to identify YOU. YOU
could never get one. Yes stree we saw the
war, and acted war--that is we ate Astor
House dinners with officers of regiment passing
through New York. We feel on Democracy
just as we have always felt. Had we sustained
Floyd's administration of the War Department.
We should feel that our Democracy was pretty
cheap about this time. The Constitution and
the Union was always our Democracy. o.,
and we shall shout it forever. We shall even
shout for Old Abe. after he kicks a few more
men like Fremont, Cameron aud Phelps, out
of his Cabinet and the army. As to the fate
of the nation. we have no fears. All the rebels
and Aboltionists this side of the Devils do
minions cannot prevail over those who will
sustain Constitutional Administration of the
Government. If we all do our duty under the
Constitution rebellion and Abolitionism will cut
excessively small figures hereafter
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THE U. S. steamer Saginaw has been con
demned at Hongkong on account of being
unseaworthy.
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Court of Sessions.
February Ter-', Il. ID. ls69.
Hox. THos. WELLS. Presiding

ORoyILLE, Feb. 10th.
The names Of the Grand Jury empanneled,
are as follows: Lewis Burnham, Foreman !;
John Barrett. Thos. Channel, J. F. Caine. w
II. Bigbee, A. B. Gallinger, Max Brooks, A.
L. Durrance, J. 3. Fitch, jackson Bean, Geo.
Faulkner. W. O. Murray, J. G. Vanmater, Il,
l. Rice, J. II. Titus and D. Hanson.
TUESDAY,, Feb. IL.
The Court orders that Chas. VasSar and
Stephen Hays, brought before the Court as
deiauliing witnesses, be excused, aud that the
Sheriff return the writ without service against
the other persons named therein.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. u.
The People vs.. Theodore Henry Eastman
Indicted for grand larceny. Defendant was
arraigned-pleads tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ.
THURSDAY, Feb. Is.
The People vs.. 7. II. EaStman-Demurrer
to Indictment overruled. and defendant pleads
not guilty; trial set for Saturday 18th at 10
A NJ.
The People vs.. John Greer-Indicted for
the crime of Illegal gaming. Defendant ar
raigned and pleads guilty Court sets Satur
day at 10 A. NJ, as the hour for Judgment.
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ATTENTION: SII, KNIGHTS.

The orovile Commandcry OF Knight Templars
Nos, willassemble at Masonic Hall, on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. SirKnights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con.
venient. THO'S CATLOW Com
ARTHUR MoDERMoTT, Recorder
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Board Of Supervisors--February Term

February 5th, 1862.
Present-Messrs. Randall, Fox and Smith
The day was occupied in examining and al
lowing accounts.
February 9th.
Receipts from ferry across Sacramento Riv-
er, SIS $50, paid to Colusa county. The day
was occupied 10 an examination and settlement
Of Hospital matters, and the financial condition
of the County, a statement of which was pub
lished last week.
February 7th.
John V. Gates, Henry Bateman and G W.
Kitchens were appointed to view road from
point opposite Burt's Ferry, to Bush and
Huse's Ranch. TThese gentlemen performed
the duties assigned them, vacating the old
road and establishing one further back from
the river.
February Sth,
Was occupied in the examination aud al
lowance Of accounts.
February 10TH
E. S. Rugglcs was appointed Justice of the
Peace for Bidwell Township. The matter of
delinquent taxes with the Messrs. Watson, set
tied.
FEBRUARY 18th.
Order Declaring road mentioned above.
February 18th.
Conference with the Supervisors of Yuba
County, concerning ferry at the Honcut,
arranged for the 18th Treasurer ordered to
pay express charges on School Fund from
Contingent Fund.
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ORONILLE LODGE No. I03. f. A. NJ.
a THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
SSOroville Lodge, No. l03, of F. A. NJ. are
" \held on the last Saturday of each month"; at
the Masonic Hall, over 4. McDermott's Drug
Store. DANIEL JEwETT, WIN.
SIMON h. RosENTHAL, Sec'y.
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RAcEs.-A race is announced for this after
noon, over the Bird Street Course, between
Greer's black horse Breckenridge, and Steve
Fords sorrel horse, for $4,000 a side. There
has been but very little sport of this character
in town during the past week, every one ap-
pearing to recruit animals and riders for to-day.
III this sport continues, the proprietors of the
San Francisco Spirit of the Times, must locate
correspondent here. We never could make
much Roadway in horse talk
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Halls SarsapariIla yellow Dock .Nnd
Iodide Potass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Potass
admirable as a restorative and purifier of tie
blood, it cleances the system of all morbidand im
pure matter-remoyes pimples, boils, and eruptions
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains of all
kinds. All who afford should use it as il tends
to give them strength and prolong life Sold by
druggists generally, at 81 90 per bottle.
r. HALL & CO., Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggists, 143 and I35 Clay street.
a2l-6m San Francisco
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Yuba City Bridge

II = oui Fecently tnal lDe AarySNlie papers
proclaimed, with much gusto. that their city
required no legislation to render their location
of Importance; and even while thus proelaimng
their independence, We fnd them in the Legis-
lature asking for authority to block up Feather
River with bridge, so that boats cannot get
above the God-forgotten mud hole where thev
would land passengers and goods Mr.. Parks,
the Joint Senator from Yuba and Sutter, in
trodueed q bill for that purpose, which passed
the Senate under a suspension OF the rGles.-
Where were Senators Gaskill and Irwin?
When it came to the Assembly, the same
dodge was tried, but Mr.. Printy objected and
it was sent TO Committee. Let US hope that
it will there " sleep the sleep that knows no
awakening" The people of that unfortunate
vicinity have been beggars before the Legisla
ture ever since the Legislature had an exis-
tence, and their cry has been. Bridge
Bridge!!' One did not prevent goods from
being carried from steamer below to a
steamer above it, and they must have another,
and the Legislature was hetcheled, until the
right was granted. The foods have carried
one away, and left the other so that steamers
ran around it, aud now the Legislature is asked
to grant further authority to extend the bridge,
and, in the meantime, to permit toll to be col.
leeted on what was originally free bridge.
The same itching for something they did
not possess. troubled Sacramento, and the
Legislature had no peace until Sacramento
| had a bridge. That was about the same poll
cy towards Marysvile that Marysville has
pursued, on smaller scale, towards the upper
country. And yet we are gravely told that
these places ask no legislation to render them
of Importance.
We never were among those who believed
that Marysville would rival and destroy Sac.
ramento, or, that Oroville would rival and de-
stroy Marysville, but was content to see each
enjoying the prosperity to which her natural
advantages entitled her. And that is all VIC
ask now. Marysville and Sacramento have
not been content with this, and have sought
every possible opportunity to give to their re-
/ spective localities fictitious importance, and
the result is two dlap:dated and tumbling
down cities, the stagnant waters of which are
ready to spread epidemcs. and depopulate the
State. a petition to the Legislature for an
appropriation to fill in their streets with lime
camphor, and other disinfectng agents would
occasion no surprise, their inhabitants, in the
meantime, deriving their support from tolls and
tributes from those who are compelled by leg
islative enactments to visit them.
All we desire is to see the State in the full
enjoyment of every natural advantage that ii
possesses. We disclaim any feeling of rivalry
Cease special legislation for the benefit of men
companies or localities, and we will rejoice il
the prosperity of those who may overshadow
US. The people of the State are convinced, il
the Legislature is not, that legislation cannot
build towns and cities regardless Of natural
advantages and proper foundations.
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.Q2ovnLE GAS CoMPANY.-We are gratiied
to be able to announce that the proposition to
organize company for supplying the town
with gas, is a success. A thorough canvass
of the town has demonstrated its feasibility,
and we understand that Mr.. Miller will pro-
ceed with the work, as soon as the initial steps
for the formation of the company can be taken.
Who says Orovie was drowned out or tum-
bled down, or that we are not advancing in all
that constitutes true aud healthy progress?
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Rs-Who has not heard of SASp>' : AVS srARIILA2
How many have cause to be thankfol that it has
cured their ailments, raised them from bed of
sickness to the enjoyment of health and strength.
We wish every one to benefit by it-but caution is
required-the very of the article is turned
against it by the cupidity of others and numerous
preparations of so called Sarsaparia" are in the
market. The original and genuine article prepared
by Sands, being in universal use, is sold almost
everywhere. Ask for that and take no other.
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To Unfortunate Females-Alas cried /
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse and dark
as sin, and pimpled, fre>kled, sunburnt, tanned.
spotless can be, UNDERSTANDABLE such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Seap. Your teeth, your breath, you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafont,s Soap Teeth Root, white
as the driven snow are made though yellow tar
tared, dark, decayed; and fragrant pure and sweet
your breath though purid, foul as rotten death;
and that red hair, though now coarse as any
name or tail of horse, silky and dark 'twould be
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative: all
dandruff, scurf would be removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
of are all we represent them, and are sold at rea-
sonable prices: (25 cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
.Agents-Crane 4 Brigham, Druggists, San Fran
cisco. oIgv
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DIED.

At DiamondviIle. Butte county, Feb. 10th, II An
ILToS CoNKLIN, formerly of Terre Haute Ind.
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RETURNED.-Geo. II. Crossette. Editor Of
the Butts REcoRD. has recently returned from
visit to the East. CroSsette, when at home
gets up one OF the best weeklies published in
the State. By the way, we notice the RECORD
hasn't Jagged seriously during his absence
Who has driven that quill during your play
spell, brother George?- Mountain Messenger
We owe many grateful thanks for the kind
remembrances Of the California Press, and in
too many instances, We fear, for their favorable
consideration. The REcoRp. during the alb
seuce of the Editor, has been conducted bv a
personal friend, whom We should be pleased to
publicly thank, but for his modesty. He is
fearful Of being importuned 10 Fill Editorial
positions hereafter, should his name be given
to the public, to the neglect of professional
business furnishing better fee and reward
The quill was driven by former correspon-
dent from Huse's Hill. over the nomme de
gusrre of Old Toppy."
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Some of the Fort Doneson prisoners say thu,
John Bell is in very bad health, and will not live
many weeks. He is at times perfectly insane.
John c. Breckinidge has become an babitusl
drinkard
A costly sword Of the very beet workmanship
has recently been completed, and is to be presented
TO Gen. Banks The hilt is Of cold silver; the scab.
bard of silver.p'ated with gold, and handsomely
wrought, and the following inscription is engraved:
Presented to Mai Gen. N. =. Banks. by Col. j. X.
Murphy, Major NJ. Scott, Capt. l.. c. Kinssr OF The
Goth Regimen, Pennsylvania Volunteers" The hilt
also contains the initials, N. p. b. feld-scsb-
bard of Steel bronzed, together with sash aud belt
accompany the sword.
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This week. Last well.

saIssssune Ieusey 81 rather c0sre Michigan ~ 's'
o. Baker Ia Ight ordinary State at Sc p D' average
l. 100 h. ooo.
H. Herm,n, 90 good Stat. at &C. p 70 syersss 800 10
II. Clay, 50 extra Kentucky at $40 hesoi a''''t'
Las n. ..
L,uterbsch % extra heavy Illinois on private 'srn''
average about go n. .,.,,,o ..,.,s
4,5 h Also "a Michigan 1T 33c ID .veiese -. ~
Terry Iohnson "a good TO pine state In TWO lot" v"
Dalton Ga prime Illinois, nice lot-st LEI"
H. c. Stuart IS fair Michigan at &c Y ID average go ID
Aso is State at S66 head go ID. Also, IL hgn'
conn on do. At 32c y ~ average loo 10. ,ox
VIM Scullns bought IL heevy. coarse btae at &C. y 10
and 10 head over; average 63b. Also, III do, srnosth
and fat at &C " 10 average 1850 fb.
zoe 10. , a,..a.
average 1.VtN n. ca <.l
Pncombe 6 extra Canada three yesrold Steers OF
H.usey at q commission The top OF these were very
fine. and would rank premium They wee Ieo oy vi ~,
SHERP-1hr supply Is lille above the average anu ,he
demand ia good especially OF the Eastern MAJ
advance Of {c ~ n The receipts have changed bands
here, and have the following purchases 10 report
BY Mcraw brother-l 88 head averaging nom 70 to III
II. at prices ranging from sass. T. NJ
By ssarl.s ssseney-iT averaging l2s 10, a.
head 3O2 1903 10. Sc q ID itJi aN 30 10, az 'c. v
10 500. av. 90 n, at 4.c = 70 - ,oo
By Vim. Scuions-84 averaging l2o 10 at Sic ibi 10y
sv. 20 r. at sc n o2 sv ivo ID, s'5c y NJ u.s. s Do
10. at 4ac t. n. So.
DRHssKp Hoes-ReceiIts odsrat- and demand ls ne
following the Central depot on Saturday:
II head ate heavy, Is 40 rs do. State, sv 500 No. 80 ~
$50 do. Michigan IS & NJ do Mich Av 40 10 - l'
80 DO Mich sy. 28o H. IS 81 Atlas and Argus
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Gen. IIalleck has extended the parole OF Gen
Edwin Price, 10 rs to give him the liberty OF Chari
ton County, No. which is the place Of bis residence
subject to report himself at stated periods, and IL
further orders
A man advertises in The london Tines FOL
competent persons to undertake the sale OF ne"
medicine" and adds that " 1t will be prohtaoie te
the undertaken
IL. Watson Webb, esq, Las been chosen Mayor
Of Cairo, Illinois, succeeding Mayor Taylor in that
office.
Harriet Martineau writes to TIE Anti Slarery
Standard of last week that, because that paper
sustained the course OF Capt. Wilkes in seizing the
Rebel Commissioners, her correspondence with ii
must cease.
Judge Clsggett Of Keokuk, Iowa, who pur.
chased the types Of defunct newspaper in that city
has issued tho first number Of new paper, called
Tie CeDstisation.
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DID.

BFNJAMNn this city Sunday March 2. OF disease o.
the heart. William NJ. benjamin. aged % years
The restves and iends OF the fs invited to attend
the funeral services at the Church OF the Ascension corner
Of Finh and Tsnth street. sdnesd,y morning
tbe 5th int " O'Clock The remains will be- tAkra to
Stralord. Conn, Tor tntsruent.
BARSTOWAt tho residence Of bis father in Nichols N.Y.
on Monday Feb a. John Coryel last remaining son OF
the Ron. q. II. Barstow aged ~ years
Brownie this city, on Sunday. March Elmer Ellsworth
youngest child OF Benjamin \. and Loiiie Z. Brown
BRAGGln this city, Sunday. March Mary Jrsn' VIC
Of Alexander Bragg, 81 the 47th year OF her ago.
Boston and Cincinnati pspels please copy.
COLEMANOn Seventh day evening lot inst aiter 49,
illness, the eath year Of her ego, Phcbe Sosn'sH'
Of tho late Nathan Coleman. -, Al. s,r.-.I
The friends Of the family are inved 20 cosm.n No lis
Fast Thirty fourth street, Thifddsy SIN hD'' ~ :"
o'clock. - $40,
CBIDsOn Sunday March 1872 Dr. s.sPnsn 81. r.r, a.
"Wednesday next, u u oel0cA, Gem az 'a'e 'eSss'ee'
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The business at the Philadelphia Custom
the rronth of February was as follows:
Total. s4sosso s'3o,s's s.

Total. Sil2,2a4 S453y5o s1o1o S'|'i''
The bondhoders of the old corporation Of the Pitts
eurgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
net at the office of the Company, in Pittsburgh, on
Thursday, to elect Board of Directors for the new
corporation of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud Chi-
esgo Railroad Company. The election resulted IN
the election Of the following gentlemen: D. r. ID.
Lanier, Louis II. Meyer, Samuel j. Tlden, OF New
York; j. Edgar Thompson, G.. ". Cas-, Springer
Harbaugh, OF Pennsy lvsnia; Kent Jarvis, Willis
Aerriman, Robert McKelley, of Ohio; Samuel Hanna,
jesse L. Williams, Pliny Hoaglsnd, of Indiana WIN.
r. Ogden of Illinois. The Board organized by the
election of Geo. w. Case as President and VIM IL.
Barnes as Secretary. The election Of other neces-
sary officers was postponed until the Purchasing
committee shall be ready to convey the railway, &c.,
I tie ncw corporation.
nurlber Of the branches of the State Bank Of In
diana have concluded to make their redemptons here
after in the legal tender notes of the United States,
instead q gold
/ The iidwGukee Sentinel says that law suthoriz.
/ ing the banks of Wisconsin to suspend specie pay
nents has passed both branches Of the Legislature.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....."MiRcKa


S,esmship-Ku (Br.) lie Messuer, Hsvsrs ard Sss-
sau. f. Cun'rd
shps-sou.h Carolins Kemptop, Froners, j. n smith
Coz John J. Boyd Thomas. Liverpool, BOYD heneaeni
Rhine Moore London. Grinnen, Minturn Go.
Berk.-Coriolsn (BTsmen), SteengrAf Brem-n knsush
Nschod Minnie Gordon Gordon, Havana, Trulo Rosss1
JoLn Fyfe.. Luther Glasgow. 7. Dunhsm
Brgs-yiage Belle OBI. Reed Pernanbnco Brett, Son
20 g w King CoYbet Csrdeuss. J. Ward Co.
Schocners-Kensugton Thomson, Baltimore; Volunteer
fBrL 10, unsr Lssnsyrs and Porto Csb~lo. ID r. Dswoi
" p Russell Msut~iI, Portland d c. Murray, ID. lorte
Hill Halifax d. r. Dewolf Laura Getnds, Campbell, Le
cn.t Point T. D. Hurbus c. Tgis ,Br) Shaw, MsnIsn
lila D. r. Dewo.
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COyRT CALyNDAR-Ts.Dr

SrPRYME CoURT--GrsEHAL TERN Enumerated.
MOI I0a IOl 100 l01 l0 100 no. H. H. IFS li6 III. lI8
ne ~ no. III. 49, 49, ~. l2s. l26. I27 1873 i2e
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos 6Oaj.
9J7a a7 s5 1850 1875 1876 I1G5 1884, 1882 1885, I.e3 49,
1905, 100, lIC8, 1881 I3lI 1859, i3;.
SrPRlNE CoURr-SPEcIAL TERk.-Demurrers.-
Nos. 2 20 % inclusive Of law &c. Noe 1891 49, 0s
I0s 1873, 246,z.7
(,ouET OF CONNos PLEAs.-Pazt Mos. 1Gi,
500 1914 4 6s l 40 l 49, 4s ass. 5l7 1874 So3 so
Part JJNos 1s ST. So SIS 9e, Go, 1871 $780, bts ssl
8J3, 8Sf. SS7
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Miss BRAisrRD's CoscyRr.-rhis entertainment,
at Irving Hall this evening will be ono Of the finest
musical entertainments OF the season. Miss Brain
erds merits are Of very high order. In addition to
her own abilities, she oers for her concert tonight
which is the first for her own benefit in three years
an unusually fine programme, which may be found IN
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MARRIED D.

WEDNESDAY Feb. a. by the Rev l. II. Suydsm, Oliver
Cromwell OF Windsor, N. Y, to Jennie A. Sorthrup
fthe former place.
SPOONFR-RtISII-O Thurslay Feb A. BY the Rev. DR..
Weston at Trinity Chapel Edward H. Spooner to Miss
FANNIE L. Bush daughter Of the late Dr. Ralph Bush all
OF this city.
WYNKOOP-REEvE-At Philadelphia on Thprsdsy Feb.
"a by the Rev. j. Wynkoop OF Cubs J. u. Wynkoop OF
Cordoya H. TO Miss Edith daughter Of Geo. Reeve esq,
OF San krancisco
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has packed tull $4,000 hogs, and the receipts lass
week were % 900. The season does not fully close
mill sbor. the LIST Of April.

TIE LopeH Courier ssys:
Order, have rccrived start possible all
te hpe wo,k Of the Boott Corporation Mis
A bill has been introduced in the New-Jersey
legislature to repesl the charter of tire Merchants
Bs k of Trenton. Annexed is an extract of the re.
p,rt of the Committee Of the Assembly the affairs
q the Bank
The fact bst stock mostly held by persons not resi-
aent Of Trenton that Is officers either I'D.
had doniced themselves here since the If
N, bank ha, IL considered 6rstcass institution by
the oth. bsnks of which dd exchange b it that
IL not issue bills OF larger deuoiua atom than 80; the .
ara cher circumstances induced your Committee TO ask OF
th Assembly TO send for persons and papers
and ., examine witnesses unser OATH
Since he euthoty thus given the institution appears to
have suddenly collapsed the doors closed
So officers have left the city, after viz redeemed
large of the notes aud psd of the Trenton de-
positors @ id deposits the lat of February. as per
shuexed It'd to Sl3t89 A. What amount
Of tr bank had in ejaculation at Its clone your Commit.
unable report by the saenent of the President
sud ca her to the 5h Of February the ccosoh %
IRE let o Feb usry amounted 10 $59zR ibat n"1u"' ~
undoubtedly been greatly augmented since that period
Tba tla Dl;ladainhia Custom House IOr
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tn DEPART


IN steanaap Borr,.in, from Hemburg and SOa,hdmges-
Csh Meetta George Msniford, Mr. and MIRA Wu. MINT.
edersrom s Lsbotb. l. L.bot, Adelso~rrrr wife and
child T.. Bergman. q. Bersmsun, David Decker Lnser.
j. v Schmidt George Hartman, Louise Asxmsnn Dr. Chas
RAN b. Fssn-etn and Joseph KsDnsngiesser C.Ii
Ssuer A. Nemsck T. B. Ameline H. 1heon aud family y.
Hermann Mr.. Dsshwood, Mr.. SsbofDanp, C. Sprspe, T.
S7rsne, e. p ivre C. Lsuer julie Bian,, julio Well n
Alexander and % IN the Storage
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CoRosIRs' IsQuEsTs.-Yeste-day Coroner Nsu-
asu held an Inquest the body Of Ehs, Cooper house
carr enter who died from the effect, al Ia build ns
No West Twenty street few Gays ago Deceased
wa. ns,ivo Of New Jersey. and Wa - years OF sse
Yrserday Coroner Wdcy hold inquest on the body OF
Mr., Franees McConon who committed suicide BY curing
her threat With p.nAfe could be- ssceAinsd for
~. sh, resided 1t Nc. ~ est Seventeenth street.
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A SrRAw.-Tiffany & Co. forwarded to Washing
ton by express last evening Of their Union Camp
Chests, lifted for mess Of six persons. II was
ordered yesterday by Gen. Mcclellan, with impera-
tive directions to have it in Washington by Tuesday
p. IN. II is apsin affair." the dishes Vi German silver
plated and the accessories sued in material and finish
rather for use than ornament.
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