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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

NOTICE % TAX-PAYEnS.-OrFicE or TIM
III ,I.vfs.f.sgrs ,r rsxEs Asn As,s.t1rNfr No @,
Cr,.ful.i-,r, Httl'as. January D. = $50 lttE Is
i.NF.I Gft4N t1t iAo ta'rsfulrrt hg'l Hi iesi ana
.- U r.f.tta TO flfv If Arwl.l iartfs 1902 a.
nov lr.l fa fHbi. g.. potion. and VIZ couf.nnr 'r u'
ihr o.. day 81 Arr us.t. ic.1lt". fi ta--pagr.s $50
~ Isrlr..-i O. call era examine the rse in or
O. bus ,rrt-d by iaw to f,doei I'D RI .e l.srslel
OBJ! beffg .rsInsr o for ty service sff t.o
srrry ttf 4ust.tut0us nf !fw exempt nom SKA
ton ave REQUESTED l aAs sprc1n for such ctilu or
sf- 1io prclo o. tfs closing o tc rolls Ol ssi in d1J
oifIdL ,,. ,..,
lshrd fnf tae reformation sf .A.fa "A,
saai.oy TO- Dlil, Gre tue 80 book. sl'N be- open %
puu. Inspection rr.iheorr DIVIDED, a1p.ctt oD nlty
ue raiqa y any pcHn ilr luff-, gsgi.Vrd Dy enc
a..s.ed gHtUna BIZ fcl fcf+orn tsi 80 20 frlc fe
taue coy III slcl application BE- made 10 relation 90
cd Fsllll 900 o o. tar Is ilusL De- sle % Nit
'nr stating h- folHd ~ objection thereto and thsfefou
m thri- p'no1. he arr..ui-ut IS ruuns5u' they shll
cause lie sane D. coed. " fucA application boz lie
in alton &C. tr et.,d valuation ~ ltf,ne estate the l
pssu hn be- mined n.irr osh hv tnr sa'i Ciu iou.
o. who sha Do. a.tIn.ilrH I'D adGiier tucL o..h y
u Them and " a. BIS o tr se1t, the emf i rro-
thy fha tLe 20 be corrected und o., the
ofsch tey may believe - be uai aud
serlsrs tbsr decision thereon within RAJ ~ DAYS after such sp
siou shall bsye boon mod. to hem No reduction shall b.
made by tho Board Of SuperSof OF any arFee,t 90 real
nal cs'ie Imposed uudef hi. set unless b sha a
pear under oath aiuaou. that tie party sgritvtd VS.
enable 20 attend w,hn tie period crbed FOR tic coteo
ton u Gnr by skness sueuca ifo The City.
-Laws Of 1859, Chapter J)2. Sections ard 10.
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. ~. ALLEN.
T. w. BROWN,
Commissioner ~ Taxes anu Assessments.
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GtatiJnern on6 fanep @ooos'
SWORD" ,y,..
TIE GOLD TEN-ThE BEST OF ALh ri'''
.,A-r1ANr.-, (anTD Pens.

sWOgD' ,r,ss
TIE GOLD TEN-ThE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PEN.
1HF BEST PENS IN THE WORLD, - ,or.
o. rs,sio, OF any ts following Suns , GO o. aSes-
M re-, tte ss.fber VAL enc ~ n, rune scegrGsf
So d.gec.~s. q Goa Pen or Pens. 'r.e.'~g '' gum
q s''e' '''aa 5 xxi PENS. WITHOUT cAsEs Pen,
~ g. ~, ~ eal, Pom; foE - Gents tue '.-'
Pm: rrd or 80 tus tIcei'i0r III 'e
'L' 20 '', - ~ slLvTR-PLATEp EXTENSION
| 1l-L aA-d" C-tsrts. WITH PENCiLSA r...-p .r,
Fr 20 csa. DE .s iS sr ,or 90 IS the Elegant ea
Il 81 lie Excelsior Pen, ag t are ,ba '1eT,s
tel , on. Of which wi lar el.'ast sos' o. INC 0'''
steel Pen'. a. ,'e-,,ur ..Number' and "Qusdiy" are
ne o.. oi'sFnc PENS uai tae Poi.ts u-e wrrfantei
Tx rionihs except o. ainst sccdent ne nnnoeI' aoi
g.. .i,e 5nIr: no being le smallest no. zoe street.
"a ~ he 20, .rt no. the smallest sud No. " the
.,s,t Marmatl Gold Ten, iof hc dek L2ns aal ssu,
irs,a,l qla'c' Shot Nios Of nos :, :. . ioa
M ,rd ry Of iist qul.y. The ons1a'ingl ere i4e'sia
Ice q ths s4sl and sisiet
com PENS. WITHOUT CASES:
Tor = cents No. Zen, lst gu-l'y u Nc'' feo' -
fr 81 enc Per, ls' quality, era No Pen "a quality
For - s. sNo 4Fel s quality, ONo 4Pen, "a quail
o., ,r a. NJ, Zen 81 ras'i'y
'iar 81 81 i, r. 10 quality, or sNo. Pen 81 qusl
10 sFei Jet quality ora No. Pen, % qualify
ror g. IS. 6 No. Pen let nna.ith
THE SANE OCLD PINS ~ SILVER fArthsIoN
FOR ~ S0 emo Fen 10; quality OF mo ZEN 81 guaiiy
Tor e. - 40. Ps' e.. quality Or No zen - q'-'''
tv Or q No. Pen. p quality. =,
Tor ~ no 8 ZEN - quality, OF 10 Fen "a qiA-'!
cr so Pen "a o. il.F. =, r., a, -,
fos 81 10 NO. Pen, ls quality, or No Zen 20 luai'
'tv ora 30 u P'1, ID Cr44N. -. -, ., IT,.
Fcs aJa No. Pc sl quality, ~ No Pen y qishiy
lDI - ~ 10. Pen. -. cae,ili.
COLD PENS ALI iH QUALITY lN SiLVEh-MOoNlAo
DEs.-H0LDEks. -
Tor - 70. Pen; for ~ = sNS. 'feni JOY - ga
sor 4js,o. Peo; tof Is 80. 9P,n; sad for 9saNo
/ 30 Pen. ,, ,-,s..;.
Fonts carefully selected ard p1rr Of MS ou1y are so.-
viii te rictost aiceoi3a SHEA AL s-a We 1''''''
T SO ut.uv detect II, l. A.,
Z rffrious 90 fne year 1861. - H..
s 81 cus,0 hs friends shall eqUsl III respect to Du-
r,tiv Fla,i ~ srd Good Writing Qus.iies ihe on Tue
,o,ti al afioasl e. God PEGS made oispWA here -.
H. rarri % DE GIrfr cold Pens be- tt lcsve 20 ~ t'a'
regious % oacrtiag BE New s1d ttfsnted Marnei DO
to,d moi fsre rasd. " GOOD Wiling aud Oar ole fel .of
tts r-'s. md ire cod been furnished c.ltai.ous.Y
yrys-r. .ar 1fuf an asf slccHl ne " Nun
ar r.r QBaivr u fhe Pens w0nfe an Dc 9rcl ~
-' 7.-b, ne k.na y P-as fses 9'Se'-s'si4e' az o.
r. F,r Sails oy ali dealer. IA TIE Lee throughout tho
tsd-'.,. A.N0nT0r
No 81 Maiden l4sus Sow-Y
srv one scudg' single ecr po,.f n9 wiz receive co.
eait- sita O. e cagssvll.s a... e rr ei-'d 90
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TRr,suRY uZesRTnETT, Feb. T. lHl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the readl-
ness Of thfs Depar eGt % redeem the Treasury Votes
.o u cu, wear dr, authorized By tho act OF CoA
oro,ai Deces Der ga. ISL end ihe Treasury Not"-
o AZ sty lays liol date, autAollzsd ~ Tie act O. Co0
.li ss apDf0Tc3 % March, lo1L go 81, -
500 h day Of AgrI next - the terms o. u''e acts 4ePe
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Gnlra hn NurtlcN.

A J. BLEECKER, AUCIlONE Cs aco . NJ,
~. p1ENE COURT SALE-ESr ATE OF RObEhr
MIRA 4 j. Bleeckcr Son Co.. viii Sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY 18Th inst q. IL o'clock at the hetcnan''
RoWFpy-The twostory and attic House and Lot NO
t.a lni Rowery Lot POLO by about D. let near
W trpTH ST The three story brick Shop snd 10.
ma No M Eizabeh-si. "a 81 tho above ot CT TO
Sc,rery - no IN font by about lt4 IN dePh. -. uo
GR iND-STIhe two story ard attic pflck tlOiis 'i ~
49, - No az rand.st, Mott Lot XIV on we ,ta,
Ut an Motst are two story frame House' Nos Law ana
FsT 9sh.t-Four Lots South side iG.h'. 900 feet W.
- fGtb.ay each 25IlOO.
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FfyO BE SOLD-in war time for what it VII
bring i-rss sad beautiful BUILDING dssi ned Tor
t,er-ite School hGf vel nc4pt'd ipr E1wme- boltnf
euy bu-i.cs. rcqu ,ho Of many roomsi or II would
r.-e lne C1cltry icslsce Jog ore two n.io - ~
try fusted ia Cornwall. ColD address, J. PIT 4IbChE,
I, 1.rsts , 81
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A. e. N,Rwfg Auouoneei. =, -,
OY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving bus mo.
Il rrs No. 80 end sgj Broadway Sales Of BOOKS oia
orsry pciure. Work, Of AT Fancy ttoois fnnifs &c
MONDAY EVENING. March ~ at o-c2cs -
SrsNDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOks--CoTl'
urnr vsiu bo works IN y,dous departments OF i,eitue
hrls aud sciences including some scare atd '0ON
and s0l.c On OF uli.cei ,neous publican me- &C..
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March 10 and 20. at g. o'clock ,-,- ,
COINS MEDALS. CONriNENtAh MONL -,
Embrlcc many choice pieces, both Amsresh ana '0e's
For psrticllArs see Catalogue
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NOTICE Of application lor the DISCHARGE
- ofsuI Nfcf8ttr fsm his DEBTS. po-r.r. 20 'lr
fr.r ols OBI te 10 I'D o. the a-st ur of Che ' TO
G r.r u the s.rouf u. ~ Zoe Revised -f.fr
gTisfol o. town uf uD1n st, m th" q nn'v Of feri
rrr a. in.',ant debtor. N'i-e lfs pull LED Mar 30
10 G.rlf.rs 10 nrneT before re Hor fyn dmyt..
o iua. nj said County o' iie.rr. a' hs office BOZ te
t.,fa ~ -fl 'nrr -tr Fff Of Nay A. ~ %, % ~
n ,- In tho forenoon & 4Isw cos- IL my has LtFt why
t ~ .fi fl0ri rst b. raio q a-ii insovel' estate
r.. ht be- "a. ef.f.sl rom h debts.
AMOS b. lAea.CII, Attorney for solvent
N. I..fi. NtW-fDfi.
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DIP RnA Will buy I3i ACRES. HOUSE,
70 ePs sBJt BARN, tRVlr &s., = outskirts q Bloom
g. d. ~ J ore hour from Ner-f0rk Realty plea ant and
cbsap Irrnire Of COLSTON or IN GLAND, IdDrnc Oh
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Cr4nrGags.rn -BlyFntt's OFucg.
WisrGcr.. Cay Maich -. ~
ETTANTTD-At Ship lel.ll, Mississippi, TWO
" LGGET-DRAUCIp sIEA3..Aa, suited for towing
bos;s
Proposals fiang ten al iin. a. which they vii De
delivered - 3llp i-iaal with i-scuptpns of tho hoss
offered viii be received a. he cGcs u to lusesas.or-
Cenrfsl until tie 2lst II iiarah.
Proposals shoud BE developed md iniorsed Propo'a
&c. STEAMBOATS, lf ap island anl Addrl4trd ~ tho Guar or
mat e. De clal, Nal.irrtsG %. g.
-. O. HEl8S ouar,erusfter Gsuora.
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Boarn am Rooms.

4 SMALL FAMILY would RENT LOW .
L q avs foa ROOM rfnrished Containing and
e. van % without breakfast esd tea AfFy 10. lsi
Wee. ojtA-sL Eng .ish bsse.nsu. house.
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TDARE CIIANCE.-A Splendid SUBURBAN
" HEsIDn NIE, ol FRUIT Farm % - ceres. now
o-el Io~a,ea % HUI on Columbia Comfy, N i within
nile r 40 locke celc.s. I'D yrnts5 ports the city 4-e
Tndi ga are IN new. The tam Is 1 the hehes sa.s q
"a --fi-u Tie 0sfde1 ard -orl vFry cxenslve
co,t,ilg s tls beet varieties 10 lgu Jhe Grounds a!e
III y srrr.uonrd Locstou 1rposed. tao ahofe vii
- .o .,fg cheap. Paacsrion g7cu iuuei.sei3. Tenn
ofr.re made csy. for further p ic9srs in9lre - tie
I'll tt.iaes On tte riclIsss. SDL0MON v OH ofO'.
EuLion Columbia Co., -. i.
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BrrninS 5lni0, Oils, SSc.

4 tRi DE or REL NED PETROLEUM OIL
- Received direct from tho manufacturers snd wells and
eor 'a Quantities TO sl IN prime Shipping ode AZ the
very lowest msrte, rates BY sCiiIaFFTf gayTIiKg
n Co., nos f33 sud Is3 Wsisnsgt., New. Yors
pEFINED PETROLEUM.
III i,4oo bbs REFINED lNlaOLEUH be-, quality
10 otls REFINED fkIEOLt UM, infeS u oial .ly
on consignment al for te 81 l)g % sui Dnrc sero . v
10" rfieeb. by bCHiEfFtLiN, BIOS u Co.
$4,000. - 80. =. nd ~ william ~
p.sg oress.
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Wc00il0 Caros, &5t.

4 r VIZ. EYEPDELLs sONS--WEDDING
~ CAEDs -Ihese celebrated Engraved Cards sold oaiy
II no. BE- fog-lsi, n. <. hsia..4sl-j lsiJ.
ENGRAVING and PRUNING thaf price).-
HlNeid1 ~ LONE and ot.raI rIs, 81. Bitners Csris
HNLHesds Paltr,it, &C. o. kEILY'S % Fultontt H. J.
For sale Ccpy-rpqc PreseA Cor photographers or tho trade
7 II. JOHNSTON q Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
- Weldon md Visiting aras e. lsesl fyl@s spec,
ilerg by nal Algo. Watsss JeNsily. silver Wac al
fiaed Ware II ths beat qualities md q low prices
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Real estate for Sale.

4 MOST beautiful COUNTRY SEAT. in
every resrect embracing 100 acres choice Lana "in al
~. Ieau b. oahuilinss. au' u pe!zcL order, %
remain on bond aud oT'El.e Sd per cat' Dn'e y CIV
rro-ery Stock, is4gl. Eeut, ana trliTc e-ccd oe-
eirsJ. = q w =. 81 'i-.I.i ~ - - 49,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE very
V J choice coautry cat. double GOTHIC COTTAGE AZ
r,s besides end c.3si p acres 't ie O.
ana fancy carfage house WestchQgcr County Ices. 90
i.e,fi,v lee hHe views. tine ou ciy an H91r
q ersd below cost lrgui'o Of j. WOtLEi, Toom no. .
Clty ran itoll u lo3p
NOR SALE-AfHa.ieT, on l2;th-st, between
p sta AID 7th ave- e.o-y sia e.tie BRICK 'OLt %
,r33 fef usst f1:,s.e feiuerC-. with Gas flree. Far
rsre W.iar. Hah &C. Also q iAtt AO---ht . ara
FOIfR LOTS GROUND, Flowers ErDi.s, 40 SARAH, efy.
3 ~.
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HOE SALE in WESYpORT, CONN., good
a. house aud extra Ou'hui luss For pagticirEe IN
oai.s q the sAUGATL CK BANh.
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fhsRTE RENT hee-stOry. Basement aud
tee9 ssS CeHsr Prick HOUSE. ln iuPr2,crllent,; ~
~ No. h, vre.p 81 ADD fh-ays Inquire Of n. j. Afi-
gTHONg af tue new buildings G2da- and 2d-@N Ot1ef
hosses s. go b : &c.,
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9ewiro 1,lGcbines.

EINKLE 81 lyon SEWlNG-MACHlNES
Z 20 EKHT oE ior SALE,
monthly payments. .,. - 80
TIVE TINKLE & LYON SEWING-NlA-
a CHINE COMPANY 10 so brosd'sey y. y, claim to
hsvs be-, Lcck ii'ch Family sId MsnufrcnI hacL
invented Send o crcurr and pies ~ WORK. which
va, DO cent anywhere g. tie loyal ',ites raj! Lee
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=. ON PER YEAR.--C0opcrstON 5cmuo-
~ q ~ y. Clorcrt9W4 \. T. both ezesl " liag
Iera srers March q. For rafucuGs cal 1n IfoL 4 j.
While, \. r.. Ao. 10 sell. oaps.o gcs Nhst seld i's
ca,.lc--- n C.FLiCf. g. 81, Principal.
-. as.-r.--
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90 Eei.
and Re-


soon VOTSE in The COUNTRY ane ne.
QT dSccd Rent AT CIfos Sa'eu lsand y "a - go
oo..fnine IL Rooms sulr0un 70 by "poe. i-t 9sgsk
va.er e,s,e,n ,.a9s a. Rst 800 Address ~ \. p
Box No i2's Post ofice |e''ioIA. -, tx
rTOTFI to LEisL.---Iae 5lEY IN .....
< HOUSE llts Ic.m. no q 80 a. ,s,,t-J ,,1n5 am.
% h,tbs snees % ino1ern Gisc4ss ho'fi Il
p srt 10 lesso upon .ssoia bic 'e.l4' 70 'e 'e
The II iliil,s rle r rjRRtNCf 80 Bowling soon,
OTTO HOMER MORGAN, no. zoe 81. -
r 7cuT ROOMS and STEADY POWER to
k4LEr b. JOHN GAODy No. jog ",itsl-t
TSOONS and STEAM-pOWER TO LET,
cheap at Paterson New.'ersoy, 1e9 2s.oty Li,itA
MILL, az fee. ions 80 'e,s vice . go, ~ ., rlr ~.
turing purpose. gor pa.icus-s, eidie'' L. L
rstef.ou. Nes.Jsr,ey. ----------,
DOOMS to LET with STEAM PUW.,i,Ei. 80, ..
No. u DnlA-u.glcs near Tie itrir''
BuRoH L. l. --------,--.
rtyO RENT at S20l-1he twoo-stoiy pre- PEE
Il LNC.uOUsr SO. O. We't i-t''' i-'
To be seen nom i'I 4 = KS3p S5 20 Ese.nsel,e
YEYO TFT-At Greenwich, Conn, q 'pec'. .,.i
prrIurNCE 8, PERI e.. cis- I.eiiy s-ile Ivy Re-
vc.etble g,dsn, eni tni VIA @ fbe cer5,. end ous
,rl-,rt p r on s.eao,bos, and.as ms pace '' '-
BE a 5o con sriug % aoros connected eiih ise
=, ny III f,,,-,vsr.t ni.. is for SALL. lngu4ie oil W.
n sLl&o,-. Z 20, no cha;s.n-.2ea.s. --I
mo TTT-A Th,ee-story and Basement
HOUSE, il rood oder. wh modern ieTre yep'a's i2
lude f.4, ho1s o't, e."t ~ s..lyA, - =, ~ r.
rs Nei $50 utnta llCc1e or 10 lfelise'' - "a 70
3. TtLLMauoL. No. . 1iaelocsal... --
TI7O RENT With SIEAai-PCWFR.--An or
J suy portion Of .ns u 1lNd No. 10 ssfree-si Wa
''"''l''' ''s. JSM ISL Il iis6cr No 1872 v'.
TE70 TgT. VV1T TEAM POWER-The
e,..rroof ,t,re $40. . .. Apply g. Inc Thbane
Cico.
TTO LET-LOEPS in No p Bcokman.stt.
4 Als, % LET o1 o. SALE, tie hareo.t His.i =
g. Myftl,av., h,tveen luton 2,t y a.a.n ..eV l'oA
iyn. Apply 70 +. G. COaTsLlOt, no. % s2ueo.'t
YIVO LFT.-The Suear-Hogsc and stores Nos.
zlei a. aud 20 Leon d.s... row occupied by AesfA
'i''i'' Mum = 'wlii 1tb6TIs NoYEs 70. 81 wslst.
FVYO TTV-A de-ira.lc HOUSE with Stable,
u &C., AID 30 Acres Of Land. on soften isad u r. ei'e
ME rom q iesl-cs Apply 20 janis 40 nat ~ -''
Sl;l Wes22'st
TTl0 ITT-The COTTAGE HOUSE No. $50
z Wea5.hs.; containing 81 go modem fore'e n,s--
Water. Gss. Syoskiig u1c'. Fui-ace &C ri.iir 4e'
Ne Go .ad;o Nysshi. 2 .en.',.. y. y.
.rgIO IET-The Malbe-.ront STORE. 10. 2lo
pr't3, d. raar Green sich. Als1 Obs COT N4'ff AZ
beonsiu to ne iate j. T. brown g. Po.' N hnlol' 'i-'ru
I,r .te. 81 IL Nd orroe park, within i've minli' wax
al two isr,.sst Nos-York Apply to CLAAh-4 hEOih-
EBa 30. Coolest. Nes', ''i. "
fhGTE RENT hree-st0y. Basement and
rsee ssy CeHsr Prick HOUSE, al improvement; ~
~ h.-. hs wecu 81 AID fh-ays Inquire o. it j. ~
ETHON0 sf tie new buildings C-S-as ana -1~N' O'"0'
Horses s20 % iJ'
W..
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- Z x. FOR frst-clss QIAhO-lOEPE,
- = sy'S worth 3)0 isrse roaad c9flss rc'e"ori,
cared ln,diug cctsve m iron frame aud .o IT,.
proye.aen.s Not much asoa. 80. 6sj Broadway, Near
lf.--s-
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DhSSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast smiling
1 Bdti.h brig SAGINAW. Clara. master, has hne acson
fiops and VII sail On few Cor pass1Ec r plg o.
hoard Pier No. 5 Esst River, OF to WI j. DEWEY q Co.,
10. 70 Ns.lst
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INFORMATION WANTED Of BENJAMIN
IoHaS-lf living b. BE- Cd .cers 81 aee. lis
f-ti~rs % was rl-s DOM nut h's mothers m'tfr
i- ,ga. Sarah fl..rl DrrItn nofsn was nofI On Ml-
rf tl % lrothfr p.rt John, 'o 'lr n r'uY .
tot ls ar-ll. Co., urr 90 1914 fug rersl rf'fsfs avs
rsr- o. n,asnu Deel siny- deco -i vii -o.. great
f.sgr by addressing JOHN hEhltiih NotaiL
T,Tin. ssfara Cl Ohio
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ESTATE of WALTER Il. HAyENS.-Ah
e, ,.y.ou. having claims srsius Wsiicr u lsT-us.
m ft bin ere erasf.0a o Tfesea. iler c.r' end rake
st rea ~ fteis Indebted lsss g. tle u4t--ss ~ 10
-s.- n HoEFVT ftOllif ROE. efq r ODD -. NNtrf
Hai l-s ~. SO Broairry. s,sYoIS .-.y .r3 l.-.h
"a nay fEDNEW ,. sNirn, Alsie re
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Go ubom Il nan Concern.

DLUE VAUGHN (son Of John Vaughn. for
; merly Of L.tirgon Mo-, report 70 i. ,. AriAh
W,s Liberty, Nufsnre County yopf F,.'Otce afd. .'f
sne,iy t. j. highly impod1lf. and ~ Interest 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
FADlUs a fOGY.

From every portion of secessia, there riscs
o desperate vail over the radical vice Of their
past policy OF standing on the defensive, con-
structing deienses aud mounting heavy guns
when they should have been chasing the Union
lists out of the field. Recent occurrences have
made clear a. daylight to the strstegists Of
JeGdom that JEFF las fatally repres.ed the
energies and curbcd the martial prowcss Of
their braves, and that The consequences have
been every way disastrous. A vigorous often
siye, according to these Secession Jomns ard
Napier' was their true policy from the start,
and the fortunes Of the sayebreeders Confcd.
eracy have been pered if not ruined by the
folly of standing still behind their own intrench.
mcnts instead of pressing forward aud fighting
battles wherever Unionists could be found 70
await their onset.
1t is impossible not to feel the force Of these
criticisms. The South was deploraby i'll adapted
10 and i'll provided for protracted defensive con.
test. Apart from its general poverty, il is n
tremendous enterprise to obsruct by fortified.
tons able 70 resist Il combined land and water
attack all tie nayigoblo rivers Of that well.
watcred region; while TO leave one of them
open was to render the deienses of others of
small account. What use, for instance, in bar.
Reading the Cumberland, if you leave the Ten
nossec penetrable What security in blockad,
ing the Potomac, if fleet of gunboats may still
make their way up the James or the Roanoke
What signify Notifications ut Galveston and
San Antonio, if the Brazcs be open to all
Corners from It's mouth TO the head OF Winter
navigation And where are the men, the guns,
the varied resources, required TO close every
natural inlet to the heart of the region rejoicing
in the mildly paternal sway OF President Davis
One point is clear: If the Rebels Ind
advanced to and captured Louisville, they
need rot have retreated from Bowling Green
If they had taken End held Cincinnati, they
need not have run away from Nashville; if
Cloib. Jackson were now ruling in st. Louis
and Jefferson City, there would have been 10
need of blowing up aud burning the costly
dcfenses ut Columbus. Besides, it would have
been al agreeable change TO the Confederate
soldiery TO find themselves in Il region where
Shoea are altainabe, where Salt does not cot
It's. weight in silver, and where Tea and Coffee
,rc not Injuries mooOpolized by the wealthy
lew. We venture to say that they would have
Sintcred far moro comfortably in st. Louis,
Ciuciannti, aud Baltimore. tLaa lying around
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
MAKE A NOTE OF III.

The Republicans were the only party that 81
not no the last Presidential election vote lof
secessioni.t either for President or Vice-PM.
dent.
The "Union' party, whose platform was II
" Contribution" and whose organ was Ne
Ner.York Erpnss, supported for Presidass
John Bell, nov q rank Tennessee Secess;OniA
The Simcn.Pure Pro.Slavery Democracy sR
ported fur President John e.. Breckioridge. .
Secessonist General, aud for yice.Presidat
Joe Lane, whose preferences are for "
Rebels.
The soft-shell, dOugh-face1, Pro.sayery De-
mocracy, of which Mr. N. j. Waterbury ia y
exponent, supported for vice.PreSideot IIsf.
schell V. JohDson, the new Attorney.Geuefd
in the Cabinet of JEFF. Davis.
The supporters Of the Fusion electoral tckse
in this State thus cast their votes for foue 81.
cessionists
Abraham Lincoln ard Hannibal Hamlin con-
s.ituted tho only loyal ticket for the Offices n
President aud yice-President
Some of the men who supported Seces'ios'
ist-, and whose hearts are still with their o4
masters. are now reading lectures TO the men
who supported loyasts. They are especially
affecting when they speak Of I'll. Constitutes.
and its guarantees, ana all that. But there
are thousands upon Thousands who thark Gsl
that tie candidates of these men were nse
chosen. who eschew the doctrines of the par'
ties which msled them, and who will hereatf~
act with the Republicans only.
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ORGANIZING VICTORY.

Two or s A-As Of our cotemporaries-sotns 4
whom still refuse TO correct their misstatem1
that We renowned and deprccc.sted tho "F@
"ward to Richmond policy after the ~
Run dsaster--try to show On Inconsistency Il
tween our arguments that Gen. Fremat
planned and commenced tho Gun-Boats tn
have proved 80 effective in the late contests b
the West, and that Gen. HalIeck impeled 81
directed the movements upon the waters Of y
Tennessee and Cumberland which have 90 s
fectualy viDdicatsd the go.ahead policy. TAg
are welcome to all they can mako out OIL thA
BY dishonesty cOnfoundng the suggestrsns q
our correspondents with our own, they Ilv
able to show that We do not always concur h
the opinions of those correspondents, wtichb
the undoubted fact. A Washington correspcsa
ent, for example, telegraphs us that II
movement against Forts Henry and DoDelsn
was planned by the President. We need lard
~ restate our own conviction that this caassl
be-; because Gen. Buell. was not advised Of ana
instructed to cooperate in this impol tant De.
monstration, as he must have been had it been
dictated from Washington. 1t is very LIKELY
that Com. Foote suggested to and urged uPea
Gen. Haleck o combined attack on tsess
forts, and that Gen. Halleck considered these
suggestions, probably revised and enlarged thtn
and then acted upon them. That he was Il.
vised from the White House or tho War Do
partment that blow well aimed at tbe IIebd
defenses on bis part would be most ncceptass
and that lie need not delay it moment !one3
than was necessary, ia exceedingly probable.