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Washington. Aprli q, 1852.

- NOTICE.
A1EALED PROPOSALS are invited until the
9th day OF May, 1862, at u O'Clock, IN for svppy-
Ing The United states Subsistence Depsrtmeut
with 600 head cf Beef Cattle on the Hoot
The Cattle 10 be delivered at Washington CITY,
and eaoh animal to average l. SEQ pOunds gross
weights no animal admitted which weIg hs less q an
l,So pounds gross. heIfsrs and Bulls not wanted.
sGoh snanHtles as the Government may rec UITe.
Tee hr st delivery of Cattle TO be mads on tbs 10th
OF Juae. ISo2 or ss soon thereafter as Government
may require.
res uired. "
Government reserves to itself the isht to psy 10
tIeasuIy notes. or other Government funds.
no old HilI be entertained when put in BY con
unctors VINO nave previously failed to comply
witn tnelr contracts, or where the bdde- Is not
pretent 70 respond 10 his bid, and all bids 70 be
acooIa2 2snied by two GuarantIee.
A. ne names Of hrms should be stated n full, with
th5 precise address of all the members of the firm
~ bids 10 10 directed to Major A. BECKWITH
Z. D., U. :. A., Washington, ID. c,
Form Of Guarantee
we, OF the county Of, and State
State Of, do hereby gusrsnty that oTs ~
aOle 10 iulh contract in aocordanoe with rhe
terms oil his proposition, and that, gbOud his pro
posluon be accepted, he Will 81 ouos enter mo .
contract In aooord1noe therewIth,
Should the Contract be awarded him wa ar. ~.
parsd 10 become his secuTlties b'0
:, ms Eusrsntee must be appended TO each bid.
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ID EFF CIAL.

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
- WAsHISsToN, January IS, 1907
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business On Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
Jan n27u WILLIAM n SEWARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have on hand, and OFFER for sale, in cs,k or by the
single dozen:
HILBERT & CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
DO. do. XXX PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YoUNGER's INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENTs SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

SEyENTH H,WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
-. Notice ds hereby gwen that, in con oTWty to
inEton, sn election val be held on Monday the 2d
day OF une next, at SOS Mary and avenue Let seel
9Th and 10th streets northwest eide for Mayor Il,
serve two years, one member of the Board of Al
dermeu, 10 serve two years, three members of the
Board OT Common Council, O serve one year and
one Assessor, to serve two years
The polls Will open a. q m, aud o:ose at D. m,
w, T. DONIPHAN
CHAS MARTIN,
8 q HEPBURN,
m u C0Ami ssionerg.
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THE --LATEST NEWS.

Gen. Hooker relieves Gen. FitZ John
Porter of hi. command The latter has
been ordered to Washington.
Gen Schenk is to succeed Maj Cen
Wool.
A brilliant cavalry charge was made by
Indiana and Ohio cavalry, on Sunday
last, at Fredericksburg, on body Of
rebel cavalry.
Heavy firing was heard on Sunday, OF
Sigeps headquarters, in the direction OF
the Rappahannock.
The Merrimac No. 2 is completed and
ready for fight
Cheering news comes from the south
ern feet, under command of Admiral
Farragut. lie has captured Galveston,
Corpus Christi, ard Sabine City, and
taken possession of the adjacent waters,
and states that the good work is progress
ing.
Gen. Rosecrans and staff have arrived
at Nashville, Tenn.
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THE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES.

HE EIW IURK tribune having purchased
OF Mr.. Andrew >. Fuller his best three Seeding
Strawhcrries viz. the ''Col. Ellsworth the
"Mnnitor," and the "Brookyn Scarlet" lripcu-
ing in the order they are named, will send ihsn'
TO its subscribers.
All are large, very prolific beautiful color,
fine flavor, not vsry acid. highly peIiumed, ahd
ripcn in succession from very early to late, and
each kind is hI-sexua 40 that il requires no otE-
CT sort growing near 1t 10 make II productive,
aud the plants are all strong and vigorous grow.
ers. and bear the fruit well up from the ground
To possess one OF these new plants would lie a
grea. acquisition for any family in tn. country.
! To possess the three would give the pGsses-or
all that he could reasonably desire In this most
! delicious most valuable of ali fruits. such new
! plants are usually sold at s. dozen, or 81 cents
. apiece. Al that thcy are not dear because from
all that u family wants caa be obtained in a
few years. For description $50 STRAW berry
( Culturist.'
Wehnye agreed to pay the Large sum Of - oop
for the three sorts for the purpose of seeming
them exclusively, so that our subscribers should
have three rev kinds OF straw berries unlike any
others. and, as We III nk, valuable for any one 10
have exclusively, and which 10 one hat a sub
scriber can have for some years ,or they will he
distributed in no other way.
As tho Pants must be grown from the very
small stock OF seeding rauts on hand when We
made the purchase, and A. over half q million
will be required we do not e1Uert IN he All. ~
, commence the distribution before SeI,tr ln;er
loo". A. matter OF olrsc, tile recipients will
be ohIy those who pay to us one years sjbscrip.
tIoii and the plants viii be sent out in the order
SUBSCRIPTIONS are received. The three plants
viii ne sent to each person who sends to Us a
years subscription Tor either the Daily Sem.
Weekly, or Weekly Tribune indicating at the
tiine OF subscribing that they desire the Straw.
berries and tie distribution will be made in the
ORDER the subscribers names and requests 70.
otia" berries are received.
-uf +
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careful to say nothing of the 81 ,0oo,ooo,.
GOO If rebel debt which the United States
would be obliged to assume as the nis'
step in the work of compromising with
treason.
The Scotia, Anglo, rebel steamer, which
was captured by the bark Restless, on
Friday, was loaded with Enfield rifles ana
ammunition, valued at S340, 600. She
had also $3.50, 900 in specie on board.
The story is told Of girl at Bangor,
Me-, who presented the interesting spec
tacle of chewing gum during tho ceremo-
nv of her marriage with her beloved. 1t
ism, quite SO bad as the man who step
ped to the window in the midst Of the
ceremony which was making him double,
and relieved himself of tobacco juice
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FlSkLE 4 LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Branch Office, Io2 Lake street.
Chicago. M.

x>op "a. ,,,,--.,.-. - r.-,... , 10 .
II nsrhino Trr,Io T., - " 'lS TF -
I lyon StWIE,: MArlti<r ~, t ','' ~ ~
prrmancnt Off in t,Li''.,, NJ IN, IFas
mrs, floor
/ The usual cbaryas for frei,b.s -, Gy..,
! from New York 10 ,bi. nlare viii he aldsavM
New York Prices, In ivory oiber ,.<r.s,Ns
+ business If the Chir.po ofIee will h.. ZION, On
the same terms AZ NJ the naIcn. oE-e in New
York
A fall assortment or MarEinea with a, the
late iuproyfrncpfs Is ALREADY ~ ,hn Chicago
off,. unl all or,ls,. for uo,,.aa ,n3 sewing
Machine Findiugswil1 he rrnmr,,Ir SLED.
Iopar:ies little acaoaintea Win the Finkle h
+ LYON sewing Machine. tho c,,sfnl pern.al Of
the Compan,'. circnlar +. e.,.srt,iv commend.
ed. This circular ran Ia. ha4 ~, aiulira,ion--
It il very sperifr anil viii b.. ialrI hlghly in
stroctiye having l,eon ,,r.,,arol oith mach care,
and we will abide Nv ali .f,., ments therein
made.
The fnIlovjnr h,te oro.a,i,, characteristic
Of the entire riTc,ra,
This Machine !. hotter adan.ed than sny
other Sawing Ma lao j., ,.,rI,a, L., no rrrouert
CHANGES ,nh ,l,ncs+ .nIr'.s yartety az ewing
reouired ina f,milr. fnr - viii .ev from one 10
=" ''n'I's 10, ~ ~ -" l,1n ,,op
ping End nate ,rsr ~ .,i,nb ncrfcc. VIII .e-
fro =, tho n,as, .,,.s - t',.,,;aa, ctn.h and
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From the Cincinnati, Gazette, Nov. ith.

From the Cincinnati Gazette, NOV. Hh.i
A gentleman who left Charleston, 90
the Kanawha river, Sunday morning, in
forms us that General Cox had continued
his advance. Tie rebels had not injured
the Salt Works, or destroyed the stock
on hand There were thirty.three inches
Of water in the river Sunday morning.
and as soon rs slight distractions could
be removed from the channel at one
point, boats, loaded with salt, would
leave for the Ohio river. Our informant
states that the rebels had eaten the coun-
try bare of provisions, and jenkins cav
airy horses had consumed all the corn in
the valley Everything in the stores
that the rebels had any use for was ''pur
chased" payment being made in Confed-
crate scrip. How much of this stuff the
banks took on deposit, under the order
in the propriety of which President Nc
Farland "concurred," is not stated. At
all events there is large supply of Con-
federatc money and very few goods in
the valley.
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cross the Potomac and give battle to the
enemy or drive them South ! sara TO
him, your army must move now while u,
the roads are in good condition 1t VIII
he observed that three weeks have elapsed
since that was given.
Fourth, In my opinion there has been
no such want of supplies IN the army
uuder Gen. McCle Ian as to prevent his
compliance with my orders and advance
upon the enemy. Had he moved his
ormv to the south side Of the Potomac,
he could have received his supplies al
most as readily as by remaining inactive
on the north side
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q.
Extracts from General Iialieck's Letter.
HEADQUARTERS or THE Army ]

WAsulSGToN, Oct. %, 1862
lion. +. u Stnntoa, Sec'y Of War:
Ia reply to the general inlcrrogatores
contained in Jour letter Of yesterday, |
have the honor to report:
First, That the acquisitions for ap
plies for the a my under Gen Mcclellan,
are made by his staff officers on the chiefs
Of bureaus here; that is-the Quarter
master applies, By bis chief Quartermas-
ter, on the Qu"rtcrmaster General for
commIssary supplies By his Chief, no
rcqnls't'ons have, to my knowledge, been
made upon the Secretary of War, and
none upon the General in Chief
Second, On several occasions Gen.
Mcclellan has tcIcgraphcd me that his
army was deficient in certain supplies:
all other kilograms were Immediately re-
fcrrcd to heads Of bureaus with orders 10
report. There has not been. az far as |
could ascertain. any neglect or delay in
any department n bureau in issuing all
the supplies asked fyr ty Gen. Mcclellan
or b. the oLcers d biz staff DELAYS
haTc occs.l,na..g 1cc4rred in forwarding
'1Fr}@' y F4ist2ad, On account Of the
efa1i@a @1a8s,ioo of the railroad depots
1r . 49,: = : efficient number Of ears.
I6.'! ~>n after the battle Of Ante
tan, I.@ Mcclellan vas urged to give
@9 Inf rra@.sao of his intended move
a:atse ID Ht4er, If he moved between
- @an#r md Washington, the rein
fs-@"moo's coatd be sent from this place.
~ the Ert Of Oct. finding that he pur
poo@4 to operate from Harper's Ferry, |
urged him to cross the river at once and
give battle to the enemy, pointing out to
him the disadvantage of delaying till the
autumn rains had swollen the Potomac
and impaired the roads. On the 9th If
oct, he vas peremptoriIy ordered to
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volt against the Constitution and the
Government, ~ have any "rights'
whatever under the Constitution.
The Times, originally rebel, is pre-.
sumius upon the results OF the late elcc'
,;o,. and manifcsts its reasonable in
st;ncts in way that disgusts many OF
It's own partisans Better be little dis
erect LHicago Journal.
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DURFEE Il TERRY,
watch KepafrerS and jewelers..

& AGEAIs for the best SEWING MA
EA CHIMES in use, and dealers in Musica al
Ek.A instruments, Sheet Music, Italian strings
DC. All orders by mail for music. sen, free ~,
on receipt Of retail price. 'p
~ ohiee in Upton, Postoffice Bulliup.
principal store, Muscatinc, Iowa. mi
/, W" ana fresh supply of Sugar coffee, Mo
Ia <ses We lust received by T. / NJ. CIIIInS
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~ WILL sell ut Public Sale, at my residence,
! three miles east of Upton, on Saturday, the
10Th of November, commencing at o'clock p. H..
Horses, Cattle and Farming Too!s. credit Of
twelve months, without interest, will be given on
all sums over five dollars, with approved security
JNO. II. STARR.
Upton Nov. 18th, 1862. 2w4j
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CEDAR COrsrY DISTRICT CouRr.
Hannah Mclaughlin
VS.. Diyorcc,

nj
To Alexander McLaughln--sr:-Yo You are hereby ~
Nhed that there is file in the Office OF the W,
OF the District Court of Cedar county. Iowa. pe's
or Hannah Mclaughlin, ella mi ny from you dl'o't
Tor the reason that you have wfuiIy deserted, ana
sented yourself from the said Hannah NcLanghrh,r
two years. withou. any reasonable whatever
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend before \.
oilhe second day of the next term of said Court "a.
held on the first Monday OF December. A. d. TO-
hult will be entered against you and dgmcnt re"
ell thereon accordingly. sYLVANIS YATEs,.
Attorney for plaintiff d.
ordered that the foregoing notice be publishehmr
'Tipton Advertiser for four consecutive weeks"
gutred by law. AI0NZO SHAW,
n4ow4 clerk Dis. eoar',
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Collectors Office, Davenport, Iowa.

NOTICE is hereby given, that have appointed
~ J. c. Belts Deputy Collector for the coun
ty of Cedar in the Second Collection District in
the State of Iowa. GEO. w. ELLIS,
Col of the I'd Col. Dist in the STATE Of Iowa.
NOYRmher 9Th. IS62. 46lf
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"GiORIOUS NEWS"

SUch was the heading Of several of the
daily papers tia; contained the news OF
General Burnside had superseded Gen.
Mcclellan We consider that it was
glorious news, better than sny we have
had for long time, not because we dis
like Mcclellan, but because, after repeat
cd trials he has shown that he was not fit
for the position. Thousands and thou.
sands Of our brave soldiers have died in
camp and hospital without coming up
with the enemy, and all or ainly because
Mcclellan would not take them there.
Gen. Mcclellan may be patriot, he may
be Il brave man and. good soldier, but
he is lot good general. lie may not
be to blame. 1t may be his misfortune.
At any rate all palriots are willing and
mo@; were anxious 10 try another u.an in
his stead. Let US hope, and pray, that
heneetorth, til the fetal suppression of
tho rebellion, we shall Lave 20 more such
Gila;ory movements as have heretofore
characterized the main body Of our army
"Action, Action ~ should be our motto.
Oar soldiers had rather die on the battl.
field than rot in the hospitals. Genersl
Burnside, will, we hope, prove to be a i
successful general. Ii not, then let him t
give place to better man. We worship c
no man, and are willing to see any man
set aside if he is not all that lie should be- -
We arc ready and anxious to hail and
praise the man or men that will save our Ia
country, tie they who they may.
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ng-.A few days ago Gen. II riding,
who arrived lately a. Nashville from
Mackoaw, called upon Gen NegIcy for
protection papers, saying tha. his beauti-
fuf farm and houses were aImos: destroy.
ed, and that he desired protection from
further injury, believing tina. he had
paid the penalty for his folly. "You are
Mr. Harding" replied the
General, ",he penalty for treason is
death"
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sess-The Democratic party now stands

a0~The Democratic party now stahos
orrayed before the country as directly
onnosed to the Administration IN its ef'
forts to conquer the Southern rebels
The elections are over, and its organs no
lancer nretend to de ire the success of
,ho Irpinn arms. Their efforts are only
directed to the overthrow of the power
which has undertaken to subdue the re-
belion and preserve the national unity.
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eJ-A strange rumor has currency in
Cincinnati, to wit: that jeff Davis aud
lis Cabinet seriously contemplate the
emancipation Of all the $ es before the
first day of January, to anticipate Prcsi-
dent Lincoln's proclamation and secure
recognition from foreign powers, which
is promised when that extraordinary ac-
ton is had 1t is further said that the
slaves thus freed will Immediately be
pressed into military service as the con
sidera'ion for their freedom. The report
has considerable circulation in kentucky
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DISSOLUTION OFpARTNERsIIyp.

THE finn Of Reigart & Mcnamara have this
i day dissolved partnership by mutual con.
sent. NM. Z. MCNAMARA,
f. II. RkIGARr
Al persons knowing themselves indebted to
said firm are requested TO call aud settle without
delay. All Note and Book accounts are Jeff in
the hands Of VIM. z. Mcnamara for col,.c,,o,
business will he continued at the old stand lac
the subscriber. WIN NcNAn.p,
Nov. J. lsG2.
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The Times and Gen. Mcclellan.

from the Chicago Times Sunday.
The President may remove Mcclellan
as 5000 as he plcases. Nobody asks him
to retain him. Whenever be wants to
try again the temper Of the army, proba-
bly, he vii! remove him.
The Democratic party feels tolerably
indcpcnaent just now, and no doubt
Democratic Generals do too.
Mcclellan was one Of the issues in the
r.cent elections. lie and his friends are
satisfied with the event of it.
From the Chicago Times, Monday.
General Mcclellan removed General
Bnrns,de appointed to his position
lhi Jour.
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" The recent election i, the

" The recent election is the express.
sion of the popular will in favor of a
conservative policy, and the recognition
OF the constitutional r;ghts of the seced.
ed States, - Chicago Times
"Constltutional rights Of the seeded
States:' Could any man who is not
himself more traitor than loyalst talk Of
such thing: Has an assassin assaiIinp
you with bowie knife and pistol, to rob
aud murder you, any constitutional"
or other rights that you, under such Cir
cumstanccs, would be bound or disposed
to respect!
None but traitors will claim tina. 50
ong rs the "seccded States" are in re-
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nfa-r The O,kaloosa UernN announces

m- The O,kaloosa Herald announces
tina. WIN. F. Cowcs Of that place and
now Presiding Elder in the NJ L. Church,
has accepted the aPpointmcn: of collector
for the 18th District, and has given the
500, 600 bonds required, and will at once
enter on his duties This is the third
appointment, both previous ones, Of
which the first was given to +. Sells, the
present Secretary Of State, having de
c,inCd
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LECTURE BY ELIHU BURRIrT. -Elihu
Burritt, the ''Lcarned Blacksmith,' will
lecture in this city on Monday evening
next November l7th) under the auspi,
ces of Bryant and STATIONS CONNER,
cial College. Mr. Barrtt ayes for Eu-
rope early in Dec mber, and gives lee
ture before each of Bryant and STATIONS
ten Commercial Colleges before leaving.
CHI. Jour.
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THE RErURLlcASs CARRY MINNEso
TA-The St. Paul Press states that
Donnelly, Republican, is elected to Con-
gress by 1000 majority in the I'd district,
and that Window, Republican, has an
overwhelming majority in the Is, district
The Republicans carry the State by not
less than 1900 majority.
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King Ohio, of Greece, has abdica,cd
the throne 10 favor Of his brother \
provisional government has been estab
lished, of which Mosroch ordatz is the
president The deposition Of the Bava
rian line has been proclaimed.
1t is now believed that notwithstanding
the Democratic gains at the recent eiec
tions the Administration will have a ma
jori'y in the next Congress.
. Gen. Banks has publicly declared tina.
the present winter is not to be lost in in.
action. The Government, he SAYS, is de.
term1ned to put forth its strength. M
merous expeditions are on foot that can
not, II Vi gorousIy pressed, but be fatal to
the re:olted States. Gen. Banks has
conferred with the Governors of all the
New England States concerning his new
expedition, which is to be entirely under
his command.
/ Except for the dreams that Law Mosaic
worlds tassella,ed with flowers and level,
before the blind sleeper, and surround
the recumbsnt living with figures of the
dead IN the upright attitude of life the
time would be too long before we arc Al.
lowed to rejon our brothers, parents.
friends.
Gen. Hunter will at once return 70
Fort Royal and resume his command in
the department Of the South. Gen
Mitchell was not the actual commander,
having been sent only temporarily, while
Gen; Hunter was on important business
at Washington.
IL has been asccrtained that when the
rebel army took possession of Lexington,
Ky, they captured million dollars worth
OF stores for the army, of four or five
thousand men, and an immense auantity
Of ammunition and clothing.
A number Of prominent citizens of
Kentucky, who were conspicuous in Civ.
ing aid and comfort to the enemy during
their occupancy Of tie State, passed thro'
Coving,on for Vicksburg, Miss, the Fed
eral authorities having ordered them to
be placed beyond the lines Of our armies
Those secesh sympathizers who think
the war ought to be stopped, because the
people must be taxed TO carry il on. are
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CINClNNATI, Nov. )

\ spccia! to the Commercial from
Indianapolis. says: On eduesday night
battalion of Col Shaleford's Sth Ken
tu;ky cavalry were attacked by a large
force cf guerriilas under Col. Fowler on
Pond river, seven miles from Madison
Vile, Ky. The attack was ga!antly met
aud the rebels compelled to retire with a
loss of eight killed, including Colonel
Foaler, aud large number wounded and
prisoners.
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nn- Gen Fremont had most euthu-
siastc reception in this city las. evening
The fremont House swarmed with PEG,
pie, inside and outside, to greet him -
1t is remarkable wha, hold the "Path
fnder" has upon the popular heart. In
company with Governor Yates aud 9th
ers, he left for the East this morning.
J0waai, Noe 8.
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san FRANCISCO, Nov s

The steamer Pacific has arrived from
the Northern coast, bringing 800 pas
sengcss, and $4,000 treasure from
British Columbia, and s120,000 from
Oregon. Extreme cold weather was
driving the miners from the Briti.h
Columbia mines. Not more than fifty
would winter at Carriboo. Four hund.
red anima's had persisted in recent snow
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APpoINTMENTs.-Tho Commissioner
of Pensions, at Washington, has appoint
ed Dr. f. s. Barrows, of Davenport, md
Isaac Winde, Of Des Moines, Surgeons
for examining military pensioners in
thu: State.
TANNING LUXuRiEs-The Commissions
er of Internal Revenue has decided that
each marriage certificate must be orns-
stamp before it can be regarded valid.
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The quota for Boston for troops, has
been filed by voluntary enlistments, CON
sequentIy there will be no draft ,
The common council has appropriated
$50, 600 in aid of raising three companies
of cavalry for the Texas expedition oil
Cen Banks.
Hon. A. A. Lawrence projected the
raising Of cavalry, and is the liberal pat
ron of the squadron.