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1860.
House Furnishing Dry Goods

ii As now on hand full assortment of Sheetnc
IL Table Cloths, Napkins, Table Diaper Towel
ing etc. Also. has in store full stock of Muslins
comprising all the makes celebrated for durability
a. New York Mills ~ Wamsu'ta; A. Congress
Long Cloth; A. Extra White Rock PA Muslin
Shcchgs. Golden Flag Linens Linen l,osoms
nine stitch
HEAVY DOMESTIC GOODS
Nd Brown Musns a. Brown MusIins A. BED
Ticking D. Plaid Domestic Canton Flanncis !;
: ool FanneI. lJan H. 1852.
- 80 -
ME-Asricultural and building Lime for
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WIN. G. GROW

TALLS the attention Of the Young Gen
AItlcmcn OF Elkton and vicinity to his stool;
of HATS AND CAPS. just from the city
embracing all the latest Spring styles, quality
and colurS. Come and see.
April ), ISG2-3w
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NEW SPRING CASSlMERES-Vcry desirable
Single md Double Mill Light and DaIk-.vcry
pretty and at the lowest prices
CHEAP CASllMERErTS-Elack Brown and
Drab, Handsome plaid goods for boys clothing
WINDOW SllADES-Bun and Transparent with
fixtures. at city prices.
CHEAP StGAES-Crushcd and pulvcri.cd sugars.
clarified do, of all graders, Brown do, ut 5, 0
and 10 cts.
, Having closed out our old stock Of goods we
ave furnished our store with IN entire new and
,sh supply offspring foods, selected from first
Il houses in Philadelphia, and having adopted
ASH SYSTEM, are prepared to sell the best
r,,y OF new and fashionable goods at the
west ratc,
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To whom it may concern, Greeting Whereas
RITTENIIOISE g. UESTON

III TN IEUk NJ N II E0 IUN
4 RE continuing in the business Of selling
"A GOODS to all who may favor them with
Their custom, and having an extensive and
general assortment such MS the community
requires, they have come to the conclusion
that 90 nimhle siSpcnce is better than
slow shi llins; and in oder to realize it,
they will on Washington's Birth Day (22nd
Of February commence on the
CASH SYSTEM.
Then bling on your MONEY and your
TRADE, which will be allowed the highest
price for, and we will try to accommodate
you on Il very small profit.
RITTENiIOUSE X IIESTON.
Rising Sun, Feb -, lSG2-3m.'
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SPECIAL EXAMINATION.

4 Special Meeting of The Committee on
"A Examination of Teachers for the Public
schools Of Cecil county, will be held at their
room in Elkt"n, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
If April, instant. Applicants will please
attend on that day. BY Order Of the Board.
WM. TORBERT,
April D, lSG2-2w. Secretary.
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PURE AND CNADULTERATED
LIQUORS.
WHOLES-4LE and RETAIL.
ROSSELL Il HINES,
HAVE just received new assortment of Liquors.
L cmhE'cnx the highest grades and most
superior brands.
WINES.
Champagne. Madeira. Malaga, Port, Claret W inc
BItters, all very superior.
BRAN DIES.
I.arochelle Cogna; 0tar,l. Dupuy & Co Cosnac,;
'ognnc Brandy Pale do; Blackberry do; Cherry
do; Finger do.
WIIISKIES.
superior Pennsylvania Wheat Whisky superior
nld Mon"ngahcla Whisky. NXXN: superior Old
Monongahela Whisky XXN superior I'll Monon-
gahela Whisky. XN surernr Old Monongahol.l
Whisky. X; Scotch and Irish Whistles Du,ble
Distilled Old Nonongahola Rye Whisky; Old Eyo
do, Pittsburg Whisky
GIN AND RUM.
Pure Holland Tin, warranted Portland New
England Rum.
ALE AND PORTER.
India Ale. Abbey Brewery, Edinburgh LSa.lsn
Brown Stout.
sg-Wc guarantee our Liquors and pledge our
selves to sell ut Philadelphia prices, LESS ru!:
FREIGHT.
All orders will be promptly attended to,
Oct II lS6l
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b" THINGS 10 E.Ai

THINGS 10 E!Ai
CUGAR CURED HAMS,
- DRIED BEEF,
FRESH SUASAGES,
CHEESE, BACON,
MACkEREL and SHAD,
HERRING and COD FISH,
DRIED APPLES and PEACIfES,\
RAlSlNS and CURRANTS.
For sale by
r. F. MAY.
Feb 8, 1862. in the "Ilolow. -
GAIT by the sack Rock Salt Tnrl
- Island. For sale. D. SCOTT y BRO
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1862. SPRING. 1862
E. Brown, .Jl..,
ELkTON. Nm.

HAS NOW IN STORE. LINES OF
CHOICE GOODS, TO WHICH HE
INVITES TIE ATTENTION
OF CASH BUYERS.
DRESS GooDS-In very desirable styles.
BLACK SlI.KS-Choicc Brands
FLANNELS-O the 5est makes.
BLEACIEED GOoDS-.A full line
PRlNTS-Amcfcan and English.
WHITE GOODS-In all their varieties.
LINENS-All qualities and best makes.
TABLE bAMASKS-Narkins and Doylies
v. c. llhkFS- Towels and Tewclng
"lNGHAMS-Snpcr, Fancy and Solid Checks
CllINTZES AND BHILLIANTES At LOW
PRICES.
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4flarric0.

BrRNS-.AIEXANDER. On the Sd INST,
by Rev. j. +. y. Ewcn, Lieut.. SAMrrI.
BrENS and Miss SARAH A. ALEXANDER.
all Of Bay View, Cecil county, Md.
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NOTICE..

TNIlE Annual Election of Nine Directors OF
J. the Cecil Bank, to serve for the ensuing
year, will he held at the Banking House, the
LIST MONDAY in MAY, Goth proXimo.) at
II O'Clock NJ. TliOS. G.. BOND,
April j, SG2-1m. Cashier.
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ITpIS. S ~, 10

TIVE nncxIircd time of Il Negro Girl,
bound by the Orphans Court, to serve
until the fist day of October, 1866. She is
well acquainted with house work.
Apply at this Office. Tapr 12-3w
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Domestic Dry Goods.
Fresh Family Groceries.
Hams, Bacon and Fish.
Candles, Soap, Starch, Coal Oil, Meats Foot
Oil. Lard Oil, Sperm Oil. Nc, &c, &c.
For sale at reasonable prices for cash, by
u. F.. MAY,
Mar p, lsG2-4w in the ss Hollow"
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NOTICES..
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


NUlICE To TAA-PfTEKS..
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WIZ oo",,! .'',"Ii,s,o"ets oi oce''
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H., ,rI"s' ,,'.N'"s '"n:'''s' anu correct
.'s nr'oss,''e"'s anu ',"''cc Is ''cicpy gwen
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PATENT Wagon or Carriage Greass, said
L to be the best article ever invented; lasts
longer and will not gum. For sale by
JOHN PERKINS, JR.,
Nov 10, 1869 Opposite Court House.
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Wantcd-The People TO Know,

TNllAT ! have removed my Saddle and
l. Harness Store to the old Store House of
VIM. Torbcrt, Immediately opposite ny late
stand. JOHN PERKINS. JR.
Mar 8. 1869
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New TannrI.N-.
BARK AND HIDES WANTED.

TASlI given tor Spanish, Red and Chest
~ nut Oak Bark. Also, for Beef, Cali
and Sheep Hides, on delivery at the
Old Foundry, on Stockton street, EN!on, MI.
ENOS RERTZLE.
Mar 90, 1s62-2m'
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o. -
! AIDES buy yaur skirts Of T.. URENNEN
IL Elk'on. who is selling the best SKIRT to he
found. at the lowest price. Imar %
I AIDES KID GLOVES, beat Of quality. for
IL sale by r. DKfNNEN
7 AIDES HEN STITCHED HANpEER-
- CHIEFS, Il bargain. at =. DEENNEN'S
I AIDES RACK HEEf.Ep CATERS Of tire
i = best make. for sale at 7. DEENNEN'S
I AIDES LINEN c. HANpkEECI IIEF: SELL
IL Ing at contS IT T. DHENNEN'S
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FOR CASH ONLY.
MICE Sugar Cured lIams,
~ Superior Dried Beef
Prime New Cheese
Pure Country Lard.
Shoulders and Sides.
White Corn Meal and Ff,u
With Fall supply Groceries, at lowest Cash price
a, old stand in Elkton, Nd.
dng 81. 1861. +. BROWN. JR.
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COMMERCIAL MAIIER&.
GAInRnAY. Feb. l5-P. N.

SATURDAY, Feb. l5-p. N.
The First Board session to-day WAS very long
one and the amount of DEALING greater than st any
posrd for some weeks. Quotations were little IT.
reynlar. bnt the market generally showed no inn
movement on Fridays prices. Central ~as an ex'
ceptou. selling at so. Pacific Mail was also better,
touching ogi and Illinois Central sold as high as %
against 573 on the growing impression that the pol
lev of the Government will be 10 pay Immigrant
,oads fair CONDENSATION for the service performed
II il little surprising that the Stock market Goes not
respond pore strongly to tie favorable war i'sins
aud the advices from Europe which have been maze
public during the week. We have had the elements
Of q cent rise, while, with the exception Oh
Central and two or three other kinds in which there
il n speciai movement, the advance has been re-
stricicd 10 / to d q cent. Should, however, tne
victorious progress Of the Uoion arms continue we
shall NJ doubt have larger infusion OF the pubic I'D
tue Stock movement, aGd the natural result, an pla
tiop of values the Second Board there was less
excitement with fairly seady market
Central Pacific Mail, aud EIie were a
tride off. Michigan Genital and Gaiena
were better. Illinois Central was firm, the
prospect Of early opening Of the Mississippi River
having brought in soue buyefs. In Government
securities there is better feeling with ftr de-
mand at 9Oi for registered fs 1881, and sJi for the
coupons. State socks also frmer, especially
Tenuessees and Missouris which States ars being
fitted from the uire OF treason by the Union arms.
In the street, after tue regular session. The market
was duh At: L. s. 6s, 1881, .0d9Oii U. S. coupons,
I8.t 40; L. S Trees. Notes, 9Sj a99; Pacific Mail
Steamship Compauy, 99s a9oi; New-York Central
Railroad, si5 eslI; Ers Railway ~ o9i.; Erie
Railway. Pref, 51.aJsi Huis n River Railroad
37i 637-; Harlem Railroad, ia 0lHi; Harlem Rail
road Prcid 81 a3Ol; Reading Railroad, Dai2i
M'ttigrn Central Railroad 5ei@53; Michigan
Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, Il. an
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad,
Guaranteed, 42i af24i Panama Railroad, ll5s ll6;
Illinois Central Railroad, % j9ii G.lena and Chic
ago Railroad, 67aaGs, Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, iieii!; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
81 0Jll; Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
69aG2!.
The following table shows the prices OF Saturday
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o.. o. ~ ~
Steamship l'N'cl'i ihamDrsi a %" Hamburg Jan. =.
sni champion trD. D. uiso -nI - pas. % Aanhafdt a.
60 ted CaIr Roc si 'a- oolidri by The host
f'D " .. o. o." rro 49, IT, T. ~ i'n g. f. h. nh large
we ~ = coy DE- '4-n "ei ' 20 'ccn an, times
700 ''9 orc "f wy 'ti"isH te - P'.''H ~ large
,'''i. or iH.''ni COY. ou hi'' y. W 81 'ig' hnre
fafH ewes fsf fr.'rgff efrfftrncei ffosh wsseliy
Nni, O. "nfh'ni. f~b ~, 81 100, ~ ~ ssw bora q
~. 'ilDi "e~l-hlL ~" ~ 'tn Iit 81 ~ Ion. 80
--t ~, 'H. 80 soui-.. t, ~,
ssa brs T,aa. tom Pore Royal f,r Sew York.
b..k LDuiss. betton, tsfra i.b a. sugar &C. o. l. q
p'".s 90 Wac me iigt .-a' da's ~ s'now iorn
has Hi., board day. 81 90 CJu an . h the LAX
E-rr.4
sft F.r.r4e Gf0isgl Oi1eissn. Tarsvor. a d.y. II,
b. l'.t o. f,lrh N.'u,Er Won't.
mr. i a. ho..'h i'f al "a John y e. sloane. Trf-n-
fs g. tttf n.t-,r 70 master Fob o. .sIle chip
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ern Tennessee, and ara declaring that the desperate
condition Of the South must give it strength aud
mower of resis'ar ce, If all else fails.
The journals in question are full Of the most ao'
surd and aarant fafehoods. Rebel successes are
chron,cled that never existed save in their imSgna-
,ion-sneh for instance, as the capture OF ST. LOUIS
by Gen. Price, and others equally stroc"us.
have 40 time for further reference TO the South
err papers, as TIE mail ia closing.
Gen. McClernsnd is now preparing for the adj
vance movement on Fort Donobon.
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IMPORTANT ORDER BY GEN. HALLECK

IMPORTANT ORDER BY GEN. HALLECK.
ST. LouI, Feb 10, 1862
The following circular his been Issued from head
quarters:
All persons who are known TO have been in arms
.gsins, the United States, or to have actively a'dea
the rebellion by word deed, are to he arrested
Those VINO are accused Of acts in violation OF the
lava Of war such ms the destruction Of railroads and
bridges and private property, firing into trains, as
ordinations &C.. will not be released on any terms
but wi | be led for trial before a military comms'
SION Notoriou,ly bad and dangerous men, Though
no specific act OF dsloyally can be proven against
tbeu will be kept 10 custody and their cases reier-
red 10 the Commanding General.
Prisoners Eot included in either Of the above
cIas-es may he released upon subscribing to the
usual osih, and giving sufficient bond with good se-
onr,y for their future good coniucI. The amount
a bond should in no be les. than si,ooO, ana
in some cares should be much larger, varying ac-
conding 10 wealth influence and previous conduct
If the parry
The security should in preference be Secession
st. Persons now engaged recruiting for the Rebel
army. and also those enrolled for the Rebel service,
will De arr, sted aud held 10 prisoners Of war. in
addition 10 this all property belonging to such per-
sors and which can be used for military purposes,
such as horses, mules haIGess, wagons, beet cattle
forage &c., will be secured aud turned over TO tie
Provost Marshal to be dir posed Of according to Or
ders Of the commanding General Of the Department.
Where re sons who have been in the Rebel servic,
voluntarily cone forward and take and subscribe to
the oath Of allegiance aud parole, and are released
from bonds, all properly not of military character
taken from them will he restored.
BY order OF M,or.Gen. HALLECK.
n. H. Hcl.gAH. Asst All -,ruertl
Gen. Halleck hss a!so Issued 4 General Order, The
Principal point Of which follows relues, OF Tie
Acting.Goyernor Of Missouri:
Il is hereby ordered tba st all future election. IN
tis State. whether StaIe municipal, county or town
elections. every voter will be required to take The
oath Of nl glance required by the stsie Convention
Of Oct. ~, 1861.
Officers # polls will see to tie execution OF this
order. II they receive votes Of ptrsons not taking
tie oath, they will be arrested, triei for military Oh
rer,e. and the election declared null aud void.
General. -. Hamilton and Steele ieft this evening
To- Cumberland River. One or more regiments OF
troops leave here dali for the same destination.
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pssssngess arrir.d

Ia .',ag,sip TcnnaL j,o- S4gttanpt.n AT HqEhqsg-
Cspt C. "A iuinnl-r Huhcft Dls Mr ani Me Z. IL. ~
sni rhiidftu III. kcksu Ar ard ifs. +. Poisrr .
Grd helene Meyer Otto tncai,h. AI AMI ST. ~.
ursar j.,l1 Kicir jacob -ro,ctsr NJ. sd Me- jacob
ko,hrf lila Boil John Madden ' and iifs. b. Ward and
lOlf tail1i-u. aud 80 ~ st..fsgr.
40 l'fanstio SaalE4f ron P9ff LstGiClss kien, T. H.
J-n.irs G. hsW.n.. . ,sr1 Was En-. 4. b. jarvis, W J..
H,is Dr. y. Mrrce y A. ReynA, " =. Mou gomery, A. A..
Highl,y. ! Malone. } BARLOW. }. .icErscn.
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William Pennington Of Newark, y. j., died in
tbai city y,sterdpy, aged IS years. He was born 70
Nes jersey, aud bad always bsei there. lie was
"a prominent member o. the bar, aud vi ore time
o.,aried tho position Of Chancellor Of that SAFE.
n 1877 re Was chosea Governor Which Office be
held for seven terms OF one year each. he wac
appointed Governor OF Ninne-ota 10y Precedent
Isyior and confirmed by the Senate, but he declined
ihe appointment. Subsequently lie WAS appointed
by President Fillmore one of The judged 10 settle
ea.u.s under sbe Mexican treaty. la IFS he was
elected 10 Congress i.Jm ID, Yah New-Jerey Do
tuf D. the Peoples parry Dir political enieoedcnls
bsiu. Wig. Duriug the protracled rfug 5le iot thc
Splsarr.bip in the NXNNlth Conueis, biz Dnno
vas suis'iued for that u Mr.. sherman, in ID HePub
bean oaucGs. and the ist " February, 1860, he
wss chosen 70 i,at losion. In 1861 he came before
he reoe again for reelection 10 Congress, aad was
defeated
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win son-e charitable readers Of tIE TRISVsf's
u.h co,lins fos deserving bus very deutass man ADa
ach over % years old living in the rwenly''ec'n'
who have hard work % provide themselves even WIN
Their o By bejc.ohins is Psschsork a1ii o'aa' "
vile AID they have garments enough TO ho7p "rH'
from suffering with cold Any srtce' fenI 70 MI sl'p's
a, rns TniBrSs Once. will be- faithfully sPpi-d o'e''
oo PANTS drawers, socks ssd par Of boos VII 70
aco,ptlb.e.
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DIED.

NHiriNGin breoblyu on eundly morius, Feb 10, 1872
teefss whiting iu 'h~ sch yrsf oi iisa.e.
tie funeral SO at. piece on bic late r-;snc- NJ. 10
fougfs.e street 90 Tuesday toe Ilth A. y O.
Christian Enquirer Buffalo papes '-aie copy.
-. -
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the port of New.York for the week ending Feb a.
and since Jan. l.:

Total since Jan l.. S3o3OsOsa sz6.'s;S2 sisisasse
Tho Exchanges at the Clearing. House were tl7,-
O4O, 447 So The Exchanges for the week ending To-
day were $lO5 1902 l76 81, being daily Average Of
sl7 sly 0a9 49, against SIS 1863 3S2 So for the week
ending on Saturday last.
We have cory Of the annual report Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad, from which we learn thai
the receipts of the year were:
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Denta Of ex.speaIer Pennington

NsNsNk, Ftb- u Io0I
Ex-Speaker Pennington died az O'Clock this
mon ing, aged - Years
Gen. Philip keaney retu ned home lasf night in
consequence Of ibo dangerous Illness OF his only
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GY Telenranh.

. b0sroS, FEB. II, 1852.
Arrived sllp Boston, from Liverpool sailed ship ,. w
Farley for ship Island win ~ semgsnls Of the III New
AsnPshiIe Itsxlncnk
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- new hve-set play by Lamar'ins ID ai1a030'S'
fox speedy production NJ the Odeep InssfsF'
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tAlgtrtilrment MS
TuE COUPONs due tne 1911 inst. on INC :. ss,.
9D-lrO Treasury Not,s viii be clsbei 'nrs 49, n.
psrpnttiont 70 IlosrsoN BaOrHsKs NJ ! Vs."
The IliGuEsr PRs,uus paii Tor sPt CTS BY u.ns
TuOsisoS brothers, Nc "'"
Uvtsgo Sr.T.s TgsAsuIs N,Tas bot ght ard 'e',
TasarsaN bhornE.'s. NJ. "~
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ne London EcoLJhtgf vi teO. tIus NOTICES .ot
mouov AM stock market Tor tue week ending re
preceding evening:
Toe demand for money this week ia, sgain been very rcd
eritr snd tie general mites r-msin i0ut aterGOr TIE
large withdrawal Of geld iron the Baa. ,errdsY Or tssn
his acted bat hCe up1n the msLe II Is b-evet tbs. V
fore IN dan Of ADy nsg i'us heed b. y,gshs ndc1 40
uexa tie usually cpged Tor rssei 81 various Ss"
80 - - iaNs....s... u y sc1t
, cioh hs............................24 > !rnt
sri1u'hs ....-s....ss....s..s...... y at II cent
mon'h>-p5nk htls -..............Zfd1 = rcpt
snoIihs--frsie bils.............. 3id3, > cesf
TIE folio wing the Of .nter-s, zoN ei de1ssJ
Jolht stock bahAfs.s - y ttht
hi q, With seven days notice. "a q cent
The following the rates Of discount In the pm =
ccs u the continent shelving decliLe on tf.DDoH, ~
X.
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IAlgertl.cnlentl

AZ The London spi Westminster, 2 cent '0y '''
below 40
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Conso, have shown a h,syy tendency 20, week ohlse.
oN u 10 ;be continued OF stocks ~ mr ps 10 ~
mark. was rlso temporarily depressed ~ NE .sIs. ~
draw Il sold yesterday. P'iIlea eoadef';lons are ~
the moment comparatively d regarded Couso. or mess
AID the February Accouui cks.d yeiereay es-nhs 4, 80
as, the lass fitsy, but sfe"ed m, 1oinn.
92fa92. Subsequently howtver sIahyr bsit-T een1s"
shown. and the hLs qsotGous Sete ~ Tor uoh .uS
for ne new settlement Ia Msg1h. lie general oass"'~
beeu rather limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

Before the Enific-Ac'iv~ -1o,emep, OF Fec
er0i Troops-gort Doueisos 10 bc sp' I'd
lily Attaclcd - The Union aud Rebel
TOsoes 10 he Congratulations News
from Dixie-Tbc People in Tenne.ser,
Iississippi, sEd AiEbamn ensbnsiosti-
emily for the UniOn-siirring Scenes -
The s;ars shd stripes in the LErsri OF Me-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

EJ% The Hon. Reverdy Johnson's
mission to New Orleans, to regulate Ma
jor General Butler, seems to have been
productive of as little good as have other
instances where the President saw proper
to shape his course in accordance with
Border State views" Johnson, from
the time he landed in New Orleans,
commenced interfering with and thwart-
ing Gen. Buffers plans; and, so far as
known, nearly all his interferences re-
suited in damage to the government.
Among other instances, correspond
ent of the New York Times relates the
following as what came of one of Mr.
Johnson's interpositions:
When Gen. Butler took possession of
New Orleans, he seized all the specie
which he had reason to believe was the
property of rebels A large amount of
this specie was claimed by French citi-
zens, who appealed to the French Con-
sui Johnson, coming in about this time,
recommended that the money be paid to
the French Consul, which was done. 1t
now appears that this was money be-
longing to New Orleans citizens, and
was taken in charge by the French Con-
sui to pay for cloth now in Havana,
awaiting to run the blockade, to be usc d
by the Confederate Government The
money ($405, 000) four hundred and five
thousand dollars, released by Mr.. John
sons recommendation, has since been
actually sent to Havana from New Or
leans, to pay for the goods in question.
The French Consul, who thus per-
mitted the rebels to use him so disgrace
fully, was one of Mr. Johnsons most par
ticular friends while he remained in the
Crescent City Thus we see the L. S.
Government is out of pocket, the nice
little sum of half million dollars, in this
transaction, which would undoubtedly
have been saved had the President kept
his conservative friend Mr.. johnson, at
home, and let Gen. Butler, who alone is
master of the situation, administer JUS
tice to the treacherous Confederates, in
his own way. -.
1t is a little consoling to know that the
officers of the Bank of Louisiana, who
made themselves parties to this nefari
Gus swindle, are in DURANGO vile. Davis
the President of the Bank and Howell
the bank director are in prison awaiting
trial of their crimes 1t is to be hoped
they will receive-that which, like the
Irishman, they have most to dread-jus
tice.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
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You are hereby notified and
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OF al goods manufactured
and Of all goods sold by you
since the 1st of September.
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who have slaughtered any
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same date viii also report the
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the above named parties
must be made at this Office
within the next TEN DAY J.
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we trust all will call as soon
after to-day as possible.
r. S. E0RNBROOK, Assessor,
WIZ. G. FRENCH, Collector.