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Washington, Feb. 81.


HousE.-The Honse conquered In thu
report of the committee Of conference in
the disagreeing amendments to the bill
making appropriations for sundry civil ex
peBses
Wright introduced joint resolution
that the proclamation of Andrew jackson
on the subject of notification, together
with the Farewell Address of Washing
ton, be printed for distribution.
Mr.. Stevens moved the addition of the
Declaration of Independence, which was
agreed to, and referred to the Committee
on printing.
The consideration Of the Upton contest
ed election case was renewed
The House declared 73 against so that
Mr.. Upton was not entitled to 1 seat. =
Dawson from the Committee on Flee
tons made report accompanied by a
resolution that John Kline is not, but that
John p Vecy is entitled to the seat from
the I'd Congressional District of Penn
Its consideration was post ponel.
On motion of Washburn, from Gov
ernment Contract Committee, resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the Sec'y of
War to communicate to the House the re-
port and correspondence of the Commis-
sion sitting at St Louis for the examina-
ton of claims growing out of affairs in the
Western Military Department.
SESATE.-Wilsen reported back from
the Military Committee the bill providing
for national foundry and furnace with
an amencment striking on. the furnace.
Davis offered bill as a substitute for
the confscation bill. Ordered 10 be
printed.
The bill to increase the efficiency of the
medical department of the army was Ia
kenu
The Senate admitted S.arke as Senator
from Oregon by yeas 26, nays 10. Mr..
Siarke appeared and took his seat.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of bill in relation to the Medical Dept
of the Army.
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FROM GEN. CURTIS.

Cross Hollow, Ark, Feb. %, !
via st. Louis, Feb26 (
Our army is waiting for supplies, and
will not likely move for ten or twelve days
Price and Mccullough are beyond the
Boston Mountains.
Our troops took possession of Fayette-
vile at u a. m..yesterday. The ruins OF
the town were smoking when our troops
entered.
The rebels are badly demoralized. A
Louisiana regiment are with Gen'l Me-
Cullough
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War Bulletin official.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Wccl.s III


1t is ordered, LIST, that the specml COM
mission Of two persons, one of military
rank and one in civil life. be appointed to
examine the case Of the State prisoners
remaining in the military custody Of the
United States, and to determine whether,
in view of the public safety and the ex-
listing rebellion, they should be discharged
or remain in military custody, or be re-
mitted TO the civil tribunal for trial. End,
That Maj. Gen. John A. Dix, command
ing in Baltimore, and the Hon. Edward
Pierpont, Of New York, be and they are
hereby appointed commissioners for the
purpose ahcrs mentioned, aud they are
authorized to ex-mine hear and determine
the cases aforesaid, ex parte and ia sum.
mary manner. at such times and placesa as
in their discretion they may appoint, and
make full report 70 the War Department
BY order Of the President.
Signed,] Z. M. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
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ing in London has been delivered M to
the Commissioners by the contractors. g
II was virtually completed at noon on the
18th inst, ~ stipulated in the contract
Very --latest. Liverpool, 18th. la.he
London money market the funds on
Tharsday closed frner: Consofs 43 b.
95t American securities unaltered.
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The steamship Hibernia from Liver
pool 18th. via Londonderry l4th, arrived
this p p. HI n M
American affairs had been debated in
the House of Lords, and papers relative
to the blockade Of the Southern ports
were promised shortly BY Earl Russell.
Breadstaas still declining except y heat,
which was quiet but steady. Provisions
dull. Consols 92s(g93 for money.
European political news was generally
unimportant.
Latest via Londonerry, Liverpool 14th.
Breadstufis steady. Provisions declining
Consols 9Si for money.
GREAT BRITAIN. was dis.
cussing American affairs. In the House
OF Lords, on the 10th inst, Earl Carno.
van said he had received information that
no less than three British subjects were
confined in the prisons OF the Federal Gov.
eminent and had been there for several
months and denied trial or their release
unless they took an oath of allegiance ia
the Z. S. Ike hoped that the Govern.
ment would take steps ia the case and a
once declare what was to be the position
of British subjects in the Federal States
Eas! Russell said .nul Lord Carnoyau
could hardly have read the papers which
had been laid on the table, for ii he had
he would have seen that these cases had
been brought under the notice of the Gov
ernment. Neither had be made allow.
ance for the peculiar state Of affairs in til.
U. s., which justified urgent measures
In England Parliament had given tn,
Government in times Of difficulty author
ity to arrest persons on suspicion, and i
had 70 be frequently done without thei
| being brought totriaf, Tfhis Hovernmeb
had complained Of the arbitrary mamie
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On TICK AnAIN---The town clock
has been greatly improved by removing
the old dia1s, which were nuisance. and
putting on new ones with raised figures,
Now we hope We shall have uniform time.
During the silence of the town clock
every time-piece has carried it's own time
and no two alike, varying from one min
ute to thrce-qaarters of an hour.
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XXxVII Congr ess-- First Beasion
Washington. Feb. o6.

washington, Feb. 70.
SENATE,--The Stark case is concluded.
Senate adjourned.
HousE,--The House eoncurred in the
Senate bill fixing the number Of represen-
tation at al, under census of 1860, aud
an additional Representative for Peansyl-
yania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota, Virginia, and Rhode Island.
Adjourned
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III EDICAL STAFF.

meeting OF the Board of Medical Examiners for
he purpose Of examining candidates for the position
4 Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon In the Iowa rcgi-
nents will be held IN the City OF Des Aoines, CON-
nencing Mondays the I0,h day OF March.
AZ this is expected to be the last meeting Of the
oard all graduates OF medicine desiring to be mp.
icAIts will present themselves.
BY order j. G, HUGHES, Chairman.
Papers throughout the State please copy,
feb..5-tf 4
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Me- There is a set Of fellows who are
in the habit of prowling round at night,
rolling store boxes into the middle of the
street, defacing signs, and smashing
things generally.
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- The military band of the 18th
regiment is rapidly improving. We have
lately heard them highly complimented
for their excellent and spirit-stirring
music.
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New York, Feb. 81,
The actual number Of prisoners taken
at Roanoke Island is e, 458.
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MEANsEss.-Our readers would much
rather read something else than replies to
Clagett's personal attacks, and, therefore,
we hope they will excuse us this once.
In regard to the carrying Of our papers
to Warsaw and Alexandria, we have lust
tins to say, That our carriers have asked
for and We have given them the erclnstre
right 10 sell and deliver papers on their
respective routes This arrangement was
considered mutually advantageous. On
this ground we have uniformly declined
the numerous applications of other
bays for papers to sell in those towns, and
having thus reserved the route for the
exclusive benefit Of our carrier, we thought
it husiness-like and perfectly Just to re.
quire lis exclusive attention.
1t is only necessary to add that when
we gave Charley Higham his choice, be
chose to continue carrying the GATE
CrrY. rather than to take the Con. i. g.
the Constitution.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is.

LeThere was more snow yesterday
morning, but not enough for good sleigh
ing, though too much for good walking.
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Boston, Feb. 81.

Boston, Feb. q.
The loss By tho fire on Commercials
was million Of dollars. Insurance hall
million.
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r. Col. Hugh 7. Reid anr

r. Col. Hugh I. Reid appeared in
command of his regiment for the frs,
time at dress parade on Wednesday even.
ing. We notice that the battalions, un.
der the efficient and persevering drill OF
MAJOR Belknap, are rapidly improving in
the tactics. In watching the various eyo-
buttons It is easy TO perceive who, among
the subordinate officers, are thorough dis.
ciplinarians. Discipline will tell.
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ITOREAGE SALE.

In compIisncc with Chapter 81 Of the Code Il Iowa.
will atths Warehouse ofA. Brown, tho Lsvee,
10 the city Of kcpAuk. on The LIST day Of April 1oo2.
five barrels " liquors naked j. Harvey; aaiL tarrels
contain Wins, Brandy and Whskey. and hays IaiA In
The storehouse over six months ard src nav esine
sold to pay charges Also, one EvAporator-ao mark.
Said sale will he for Cash ouly.
feh20-dlw-xe= City Narshst.
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Yates 4 s Thomas, severely; Thos Gala
gher, w II Goodall, I d Holmes and
David scrgent, slightly; Sergeant T M
Cook, slightly.
INTERPRETATIONS. :
kiiled4l, Wounded l57-Total 1913.
1.-THE above is q copy Of the report made
70 The Medical Director by W.. X. Marsh.
Surgeon Of md Iowa INFANTRY, and for.
warded BY 0im to the Hawkeye for pub
lication,
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SETEN7H REGIMENT.

COMPANY A.
Killed-None.
Wounded-Priyate Charles Gsonoe,
slightly.
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AUINCY FLOUR.
- For aAlsby ROBERTSON MCQUEEN.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER IIIBERNI.

Portland, Feb. q.
The steamship Hibernia from Liver
pool 18th. via Londonderry l4th, arrived
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COMPANY b.

Killed-None.
Observation-Disclosures JEFF P Bailey, in
back and arm slight; w E Newman, leg
Severely ! G Mailing, hand slightly; Juo
Brown, right hand slightly; D G Andrews
leg Slightly.
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htlIeQ--N0De.
Mnnnded-seFss,is JJseebb + Wright,
hand slightly; Privatss Benj l. Gowing,
foot slightly; Erhardt Burke, wrist slight,
l. G Clothier, hand slight; David Patter-
son, spent bali in ankle, slight; B NJ Gurd,
wrist, slight; Mather Nicely, head, rocur-E
ering rapidly; Geo Harris, leg; d B Wi
dell, shoulder.
S COMPANY 7.
Killed--Color Corporal Willard Hall,
shot in the head.
Wounded--Privates H G Boyer, shot
in theacheek, slight; Grandson Reeder, in
side BY piece Of shell
COMPANY X.
Killen--None.
Observation-Disclosures Vim Lenty. grape
shot iue back Of head, mortally; Hopkins
Smith, spent ball in shoulder, slight.
REcAPiTuLATIoN.
/ Killed staff, one; Corporal, one; Pri.
Yates, one. "a
Wounded-Lieutenants, one; Sergeants
two; Prlvates, nineteen.
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as yet achieved by the 'Federals
A great popular demonstration took
place at Genoa on Sunday the 9th, in favor
Of Victor Emanuel aud Rome NJ Capital
Italy. AT Milan on the same day prepa-
rations had been made for a demonstration,
but the municipality issued notice that
such demonstrations we're useisss. and nd
vising the Milanese to exercise their con.
situional rights by signing the following
protest: Although respecting the sover.
pontiff of Rome as che head of The Church
we look upon Rome as the Capital OF TIA.
", with one king Victor Emanuel.
This protest soon received an immense
number Of signatures.
Letters from Vienna are filed with
most lamentable accounts Of the inunds
ZION. The district submerged in Vienna
alone comprises population Of SO, OO(
persons to be provided for. Rain fell e,
four days almost without intermission.
Bridges and viaducts we're destroyed, ane
the railroad service was nearly all sus
pended. Several towns were also inun
dated BY the Danube, including Presbur,
and Pesth.
The Times editorial on Burnside's ex
petition ssysthe force engaged is plainl,
inadequate to the service expected. and ]
burnside wishes success, he will entrencl
himself, establish good base Of opera
ltions, and await reinforcements befas
running the risk Of penetrating the enc
my 8 country. The great exhibition build
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object OF suspicion. 70 ts generally

4bseot OF suspicion, W 70 sonoi"'
ham, makes IL a.
avoided ...cr .>,r x.yyo.rros
TREASURY REPORT o. = ~ commerce and nayiga
The first part Of tho report. '. which ia require
tion from the Treasury DepNrtmel - hs.
by law 10 BIO ready on the LIST 81 Janua ,xs. :, 4.
petcd. and will be delivered In few a.. W.T.,
voiamnious document, and its preparation re-.
large amount OF clerical labor.
THE HUMPHREYS IMPEACHMENT.
Tho committee of the Senate appointed try tho i'm
parchment Of Judge Humphreys, OF Tennessee, will
enter Immediately tho discharge OF their duties.
RECoNNoIssAscE TO 0ULPEPPEa COURT HOUSE.
Information has boen received here that cavalry
connoissance was recently made to Culpepper Court
House. Seven prisoners horseback captured
they were endcavoring escape They have been
to Washington. Our troops favoraby received by
the people, but only temporarily occupied the town.
TIE CASE or THE SHIP EMILE ST. PIERRE.
Minister Adams has presented claim to the British
government for the restoration OF the ship Emile st.
Piorre, the captain Of which upon the prize
and conveyed her to LIVERPOOL after her capture by the
United States hset for violating the blockade.
PRESENTATION TO THE SECOND REGIMENT NEW
YORK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
This Gns regiment garrisons Forts Ward, Worth and
Henker, the advanced line Of desences on the Virginia
side of the Potomac. Yesterday was quito gala day,
the occasion being the presentation OF most beautiful
Tag from the city Of New York. In honor OF the
son the regiment paradsd In its full strength; the
flag presented by Senator Pomoroy amid the clang
ofmarta music and the hearty cheers OF enthusiastic
regmont. Impressive prayer and address were
made by the Rev. Mr.. Blake late Of General Frsmonts
STAFF The Colonel, Gustav Wagner invited the ladies'
who graced the scene, the field. STAFF and company
mandsrs to dieuner Ia fouchehe. which served
up in an elegant style At the Colonols headquarters
Patriotic and telling speeches were made by the gallant
Senator from Kansas BY Colonel Wagner Adutant Law
renee and Captain Hogg, In which the Governor the city
Of Now York, the Empire State, and the glorious
Union were not forgotten Under the command of
Colonel Wagner this ine regiment fast approaches
perfection Tho officers and eagerly await the order
to "March" Another beautiful flag, the gift Of Cover
nor Morgan, was brought today from Washington by
Qnartcrmastsr Mead, which, understand IL the
Governors intention 70 present to this regiment per-
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Address or the Democracy to the People
OF tho United States.

hsssrs Richardson, Knapp and Robinson. of Illinois
Law and VOORHEES,, Of Indiana Allan White, Noble. Pen
dleton Morris and vaandigham, Of Ohio johnson and
Ancona. Of Pennsylvania and Shells, Of oregon. have
issued address to tho democracy Of the United States
setting forth party organization positive good and
essential TO tho preservation Of public liberty.
This. they say Is now vital necessity. and they In
vite oil men. without distinction or State, section
party, who for the constitution IL is and the
Unlen II was 70 unite with them in the great work
Of preserving both upon terms Of perfect equality
This they agree q the great Issue.
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A LETTER PROM ~rHfsiS ,sSSs w.,,As,~a
VsS..sss sa. .i rqr. v.s.. a. ns.s.. =, .s.
ciaai pu.. '''' .-. ss. a. 80, e,s..-. !.
, .sossan .s q sse, -s.s. 4. .s,1 =.
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We have ~ .rssss iapots ga sl4 "a
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~. = q. 49, sra-si,a y "a. e. .s- o -. osaly
be.slsd mlsrs aaa .1Ors shsuld X ssas -
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can a q. sane wses -. - ~ sss 49,. $500.
wlsaag yoa sassss "a You're ssaasEsss. rssa yess
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places ior he sale & ,hs hsaers sssS.a sass x as
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%sdes pFsf,s.son letter arrns him rssgs.I
their ps.lrn,s vines brandis in o. LEI iis
@ sa ss oa Spw II T 70 s
Mott carnocasn and b Rarhssl lhe saeEes ION
the csri The business &ord' Department II ,osys
sees aSs q 10 pro * Ase
Guilty hold the nportaions Mr. Wolfe We apsad .iss
no' 70 ME MEDICINAL GIN lI' VINES ss AND Liquors
some OF the leading practciLg anu surgeons q
WS ~orster ssils and b. j. Raphasi lsrs aasi ia ,sy
Ing 70 the celebrates m porter Of liquors Mr. IdpHo we
prcciate have doubt Aware aiuiss
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complied wslh the expressed desire. list .sss
iaFoErzM IETTER-3faiE! DocToss AGREE ar
From the letter published below /, win seen shss tAs
our S Known niS fellow asn raopso z.
70 allow his cesated tmportasons OF Pure Vines qosS
The Tor sas M
mulants prescribed by the faculty be- able to obsaa
p vs.s Mo S.fs 2 &C. ,s .S
request the greatest possible sign nsance.
medical demand and our reader. win ind IN another part e
his paper The naWe; and directions Of the ns ps drs
30 procured Handreas inyaios nave oes Killed b.
md TOO much %pSrs.acs cannot ss the rosS
IN the fos"rs TE Pls YORK Aer"
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SurRRxs CoURr-CIRcur.-Part ! (short causesl-
6sos,l. es06, ss43, 1867 1906 7l77 1910 72as 1885,
7277, 1900 1905 1870 1881. 44i2 i4l7, 7452, 1855,
74t7 1893 747e 74s4 1885, 1885, $685. 762l 1885, 7els,
surExioA CoUHr.-Part Mos. 1857, I77a, 1893,
2l27, as2o, 22s. 3o7l, so4o 1898. Part Mos. 49,
7Ss. 1852 l54o sls4 1852 1894 1893 1900 1907 1904
1874 1884, 1901 1908. 1902 fsl1 1918 1915 1917 1921
1928 1875, 1927 Part 4Nos. 1868. 1870, 1917, 1914
1870 1915 $780, 1882 1884, 1886 1885, $780, 1924 1895
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tive Elder. who is confident that the man has been
found who oounterfeited the Shoe and Leather
Bank notes, the best ever seen.
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Canada closed In favor of buyers, with fair amount Of
the general dulness and also lower. Tho sales
bracsd about 500 bbls at the above prices Rye -four
was heavy and lower with sales of35o bbs. Corn meal
was unchanged, while the sales embraced $50 bbs ct
our quotations. Wheat was heavy and lowcr, in
cases reported ,at decline OF 10. Dc. The sales
braced only about IL 900 bushels at 81 49, for small
81 50 81 IS for whits Michigan. Corn was
lower, with o fair demand az tho concession,
with sales Of about &C. 600 bushels at CSC. 54c for
vered Rye was steady, with sales Or 200 bushels Of
State At 82c, delivered Barley nominal ut soc.
S5c. Barley malt was moro active. prices firm, with
Oats wsrs fair request. though some less buoyant
with sales OF Canadian and Western 1t 40c 42c and OF
FE.onrs-To Liverpool 2s 900 bushels OF corn, in
In bulk, as SD 400 bbs -four at -. 3d.. so bales
Of cotton 1t 316d AGO boxes bacon ct ats 20 hhds
Of tobacco Cts 3D. and by neutral vessel 900 bbls
3D. and 700 boxes cheese at e2s. Cd. To London 1000
bbls -four engaged D. 3D. $50 boxes bacon
engaged at ass, and 70 hhds tobacco at 27s Cd. To
sntweIp goo bushel. wheat n ships bass 3D., and
taken to load with TO- 900 bushels Of grain 70 Cork fer
orders at 7s. Cd. per quarter.
PRovtzoss-Pork was less bucyant, without quotabis
change OF prices while sales were less active with sales
Of 800 bbls, closing ~ $13 for mess and at $40
SO ~ for PRIME with sales Of 900 bbls. prime mess
private terms. Beef was very Arm aud in fair de-
mand, with sales OF $50 bbls at $13 rs e14 for plain
mess and at SIS for extra Prime beef rmer,
with sales Of so bbs Of extra ~ $22 Beef hams
quiet at $40 81 Cut meats were in fair demand, with
.,:s od and % &C.
hams and at sac. for extra hams. Bacon was quiet
Lard in fair request and prices less buoyan,
while the sales embraced about 800 packages 81 &c.
sXc State butter dull ct DC. 17c., and Ohio at
l2c. 4c Cheese was steady ~ Tc shc. for State.
No Ohio Of memsnt was in market.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May SD P. n.
Observation-Disclosures increased receipts the
market heavy and lower, and closed at decline OF
about lOc. psr barrel At the falling OF tho market was
active and the sales footed up about IA 900 bbis
within the following range OF pricea.--
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NEWS FROM GEN. FREMoNrs coRs.
sDcoupation of Gilos Court HOuse-CS-
turc OF Prisoners, &c., &c.

sDcoupation Of Gilos Court HOuse-CS.
turo OF Prisoners, &c., sc.
HsApQuARrxRs, MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
NEAR PAaisBuRG, Va. May 8, 1852.
A dsspatch from Fayetteville announces that thsi-
anos Of General Cox, composed OF part Of the Twdy-
shird Ohio, under Major Cowley, occupied Giles ort
Esor.s and Darrows, on Now river yesterday.
-. rebels ran, and did not burn the ,iacs, sin.
.ssasd.
Abundan: sommissary stores, . lleutsnnt coYs,
.,1ltp-~-.s s4 . were captured. he clthus
vIla5s = ryal Ths defeat Of y rebel a.
g. waa portant than was; aGsitp-
ns- whey i - lighting. and ssack I'D.
lrest IS free General FrAont.
sRs MOUNTAIN Dzsrxnr,l
May eso2.
hat his misunderstanding Of
o,, Ohio, under Nd Cauley, oc.
ct G- 70 and the nafws Of New
ut the rebels, VI were taken
~ ~ able quantity conmIssary
- =. "a tasea ne twenty privatnads prison
.sta 4sn# ssd the burninsths place, -
.sF.vsba.t atta. citizens remaAad most Of
al. .ssr 81 d. He adds thths rsvsnnn
a, NO enon.. = eek increase innpsrsanl y
4as they become mora known.
'oHN G. FREMONT. Major General hmandins
Anniversar To-tia
r,xSev. Nov e.-Amsrican Board Of Cc,issionsrs for
asoreisn Missaons. In irving Hall-mornin
Five Points House Of Industry, In Hv HAll-svsn.
Ang.
American Baptist Mariners Society, Ina Oliver street
Baptist esurch--evsning
Canal Navigation
ArpAv,fsy 8, 1862.
Loaded grain boats arrived hero thnofnng from
Q0wsgo
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Last Day bat One OF the Infant Orator
A. Barnurn's Museum. His speeches. addresses &c. arc
truly wonderful Madame Celest-s great drama " played
afternoon and evening See advertiser snt
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