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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-04

FRIENDSHIP.


HyA ELLIS
Notthey who check the angry look,
The cold and harsh reply,
Will want Tor friends or shcterlng NOOK
When lIle's dread storms are nghi
And AZ our heartsyare moaning drear,
And like mateless dove,
o how We prize the words that ehee'
From sympathy and Love-
Can Wealth e'en thus, or Beauys gio"'
Arouse to Joy the heart OF woe
! The roses Of the cheek must 'ade'
And care will dim the eye
The snowy breast Of laughing hsId
NAV rcnd with helwng 'ish'
The gl,cful shout of youhRstef gay
uId' ACES power can hushi
And gems that yield the dsflIhg ray
ria hand OF Time viii crushi
uui fresh IN amatanthlGe bloom
sweet Friendship will outliye the tomb
The funeral dTgo, the tolling bell,
And sable hearse of gloom,
The tears tnat weep the last farewell,
May tell our friends cold DOOM
Then late each loving gin We prize
As holy relics dear
While memory, from our streaming eyes,
Lets fall the frequent tear
And Faith aud Hope glide hand IN hand
To claim them IN the spirit land
Rock ISLAND, February 2Sth, 1862,
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9ew Embellishments.
NEW FIRM.
insurance tScncy

'IliE Insurance Business heretofore ,or
l Quoted by Herman Field, IN Rock Island .II
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned. under
the hrm name OF Field Blackburn, having form.
ed co-partnership for that purpose
once same as before, viz. Post Office Block
Rcck Island, Illinois.
Insurance IN the most reliable companies can
NC ehco'ea on reaonable terms. A share of pat
ronage Is respectfully solicited.
HERMAN FIELD,
c, BLACKBURN.
Rock Island. I 1890 ''''
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 29th
" day OF Jan, 1862, James Meal pherson, OF the
Town OF Drury, took up as estrays, Two Steers,
three years old past, and marked follows: One
dark BrindIe, with star IN the forehead, some
white under the belly. and three white feet. The
other, light BrndIe IIne-back, stag horns, white
under the belly, some white spots the tail.
And appraised before Lewis W. Gratjan, David
Andrews and Jounth NJ. Bruneli, at ThIrty-Fiy
Dollars, February 4th, A. D., 1869.
JOS. COMET. Clerk.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

lots or subdivisions, 10 suit purchasers, OF
| persons that may desire to easet" Il term o
Gears, the following property in the Cit OF Daven
'Ort, VIZ:
In block l3-225 feet, fronting on 2d street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
% feet fronting on Sd street.
In block l7-Near the Market House
90 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side of the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
l25 fronting on Scott street.
In block 2O-32O feet fronting on Third street.
800 feet fronting Fourth street,
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27-l6O feet fronting on Sixth street,
100 leot fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l-l6O feet fronting on Fifth street
loU feet fronting on Scott street.
In block 5000 feet fronting on Western ayepu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet.
!6O feet fronting ON Seventh street.
In block 3A--l5O feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S- 20 feet fronting on Sixth street. and
extending back 100 feet.
For particulars inquire OF Corbln 4 Dow Attor
neys at Law, or OF JAMES MAY
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LETTER FROM AMOS Kendall.


HowJdr The UHRed states are one ps0Pis-Ihc de-
fence Of local institutions not rcbeHi0E--A War
upon them is wdr on tie priGctPteS Qhe Com
sinutiOn--H is rerolUiioH north as rel as south
Its fatal GJecis at h0me and dbrOqt.
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Gen Lander died on Sunday the I'd inst at
Paw-Paw, in western Virginia, Of wounds receiv-
ed at Edwards Ferry, Immediately after the bat
tie Of Balls Bluff Gen. Shields has been APP
pointed to the command Of Iandcr's division on
the upper Potomac.
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All Work Done In the Best Manner.
TIOM As j. BUF ORD,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry Il Machine Shop.

EEPS constantly on hand and makes to
N order, Steam Engines, Boilers Water
Wheels, Mil Irons Of all descriptions, store
fronts, and all other articles made otcast IRON
Particular attention gwen to the manufacture OF
Boiler and Shcot-lron Work, as well as Black
smthlng and Steamboat work. Also. dealer IN
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin. and Block XInc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWcded Pipes, OF all
sizes. Brass on Cups, Globes, and all articles usu-
ally found at first class foundry and machine
shun
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I HlCAGO 4 ST. LOUIS X. r. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

., TWO Express Trains on and after Dee. Istls6I.
rams VIII leave West Side Union Depot at 9
" naIly' except Sundays, and li.i5 N, EXCEPT
s''ufuaYS' Arrive at Chicago at a m and Q. 80
p m, " N ''-'
c, 1"llet ana wilmington Accommodation leaves
Wy asJ ~ J. !" uaiiy, and arrives at 9.ij ~,
Anlght train, with sleeping car n,t,ch.d -, III
run through lost. Louis every night, excrn, s,,n.
day, leaving this city at Has. ''''
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.
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NOTICE

hereby given to all persons interested,
tors sale for taxes due the State Of Illinois aud
County of Rock Island, aud costs, on the 2jth
of June, A. D. ls6O, the following described lands,
tn.WIt.
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v sIW YORK, BOSTON
And all Eastern Cities,
CARRYING THE
GREAT WESTERN u. =. MAILS.

IMPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk daily,
| on arrival Of all Trains on the Lake Shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, St. Louis, &C., and
run through to New York without change.
THE ONLY ROUTE running cars through from the
Lakes to New York City. Splendid ventilated
Sleeping cars run on Night Trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free in New York.
Be particular and call for Tickets via Dunkirk,
and the New York and Erie Railroad, which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices in the
West.
This road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, and quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight Rates, enquire of j. c. Oatman, $40
Broadway, New YORK ; John $. Dunlaw, Is State
street, Boston, Mass, or Of Jacob FORSYTH Freight
Agent, 81 Clark Street, Chicago
CHAS. MlNOT, Gen'l Sup,t
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and that the time of rcdemution of the same will
expire on the Goth day Of June, A. D. 1862,
Also that purchased at said sale on the 10Th
day VI June, A. b. 1860, as follows, to wit
Sec Up ofthe ithpM Acres
e hi ne 81 II nr2w 50
" hfnw II II nr2w 81 66.lO0
aud that the time of redemption Of the same Will
expire On the Goth day OF June, 4. b. 1867.
Also, that at SAID sale purchased on the 27th
day of June, a. D. 1850, lands as follows;
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Major General Hitchcock declines his appoint
ment on the ground that ill-health will not per
NIT him to perform the duties in the field.
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Many of the prisoners of war at Alton have
expressed, from time to time, desire to take the
oath Of allegiance over 600 Of the prisoners
expressing such desire have recently been exam.
ined by a commission appointed by Gen. ilalleck
This commission, after proper investigation ont
deliberation, have decided to release four hundre,
and ninety mine of the prisoners on their subscrib
ing to the oath. Orders have been sent to Altot
for their release.
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To-1ay's Adrertisrments.
Il. ID. SWEENEY.

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW.
\ Office, corner OF Eagle 4 Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois,
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WINCHESTER'S
uVp0PH0SPHlTES
DIR. Churchiirs specific Remedy
FOR CoNSUMPTION,

NERVOUS DEBILITY, sCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA,
BRONCHITIS, &c.
This IS the most WOadcLtW curative agent known
to medical scIncc. 1t has effected cures in erery
stage V C0HSumptiOn UNPARALLELED ~
IHE ANNALS or MEDICINE" In Nervous
Deblhy and Dyspepsia, the IYPOPHOSPHITES
nav be repardeu as an nlmnst snNnrnitn- rn1nn.lu
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WIN. silRADlER.
Camden Mills.
BRIGGS HOUSE.

I'llE undersigned respectfully announce o
/ their friends, patrons, and the travelling pub ,
ic generally, that owing to the sringcncy OF tn
times, they have reduced the price of board to
TWO DOLLARS per day.
Thankful for the patronage so literally besio"
ed on them, they respectfully ask for continu-
ance OF the same, assuring their patrons that the
"BRIGGS' will be conducted on the same liberal
plan that has heretofore characterized their es
Enlistment WIN. +. TUCKER 4 co.
Chicago, Iune LIST, 1861.
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- G ~ For the best Weekly Newspaper subscribe
,heiot Rock Island ARGUS
- fof the best Advertising Medium in this
region, go to the Rock Island Asous.
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THE HYPOPHOSPUITEs

Have two-iold specific action--on the one hand
increasing the priHCipie Which Constitutes
NERTOUS ENERGY: and on the other. being
the MOST POWERFUL BLOOD GENERlT
ING AGENTS hNOWN. They act with proiap-
ness and Ce@dinty in all general mOybM cOndjtionS
such as Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrofula
Marasnus, Ancmia, Female complaints, &c, and
IN all disorders OF Nervous or Blood Systems.
Their effect upon the tubcrcular condition Is M
MEDIArE-dH the general symptoms disappearing
rh a rdpidty whichi is reaHy mdrrel0uS They
increase the nervous or riiOi eHergy relieve Cough
check Night Sweats, diminish ENpcctoratlon, I'M
prove the Appetite, arrest Dlarrhua and PROMOTE
RETRIEVING SLEEP 4 FiIR TRiALIS 4 CER-
TAIN CURE
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B Y T. E l. E G. 4 A p Il

Exclusively .tor tie Daiy Ar~".
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Winchester's Genuine Preparation

VIHCHtNtcT7s UcHUIHC preparation
OF THE lIYPOPlOSPHlTES is the onIy yey-
abie form of DR.. ChurchiIl's Remedy, and is an
proved by the Medical Profession generally. USE
NO OIHER, OR REMEDY CONTAIN
ING IRON.
Eit" Price: In 7o1 bottles $l-G bottles for
50. In 10 OF. bottles, S2-Threc for S. Circulars
gratis Sold by all respectable druggists and at
the sole General Depot in the United States, by
j. WINCHESTER, 3G, John street, MY.
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The Memphis papers Of Wednesday last state
that Gen, Beaurcgard was at Columbus, making
preparations for the evacuation of that place
At Cairo on Sunday, reports were current that
the town had been DESTROYED, and that the rebels
watchmen on the gunboatr below Cairo, reported
that Columbus was in flames
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Rock Island, Jan. /, 1859.
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VIM. SKRADER'S STORE.

'llE farmers of Camden and vicinity and
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.
.>>>>>>>~~>~>~s>-~~>->~O-
ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN GENERAL DULCE.
.~~>>~~~>>~~->->~~--
HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
>~>~o~~>~N>>>~>>o~>>>~
Departure Of Captain General
Serrano and Family.
->~>~~~~~~-~>>->~~~~~-~~
His Farewell Address to the
People Of Cuba.
s-~~~>-~->~~~~~o~>>-~---
GENERAL DuLCE AND THE SLAVE TRADE,
Ae.s Asss Ice
ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN GENERAL DULCE.
HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

The Havana and New York mail steamer Union, Com
mander Wilson, from Havana, arrived az this port early
yesterday morning She brings very interesting news
from Cuba but nothing very important.
There have been arrivals from Mexico or South
America since our last adyices.
General Serrano tho late Captain Genera) left the
18th instant the San Quintin He accompanied b.
eight steamers chartered for the OCCASION the mouth
OF the harbor. These were Ged with ladies and gentle
men, and all the vessels handsomely decorated with
hags the bands board playing royal marches, &c A
national salute fred General Serrano passed the
Notifications
The secesh intended going IN the rebel steamer Allan
tic, TO accompany General serrane out, as mark Of
courtesy he requested them not to do and General
Dulce forbade III they had bali board the William
6. hughes instead, which was rather small and poor
affair and broke up about midnight
The rebels also had grand bali at the house occupied
by Mr. Helm rebel agent and Mr.. Crawford rebel Vice
Consul acting Consul General The officers Of her Bri
tannic Maesty's men-owar yesuyius Immortalito and
Steady It'll the bands OF music attached to those vessels,
swere the lions OF the gathering.
There stl forty thousand boxes Of sugar. Of
the old CROP on hand The unusual and vs-y late rains
have somewhat injured and very much retarded the new
crop, which, IL s said, viii be small
There have been arrivals OF rebel vessels except
two with cotton ono of which was from Matamoros.
The Magnolia has been here from Key West, and the
wachusett and Sonoma are now here, with all well
board.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
The Final settlements or the Cabinet
Dinlcuitys

WAsmsGfJy, nc. % 1862.
Tho three dlys wonder has endeo. H. broken
Cabinet is rcpa ed the resiyping secretaries have
returned 10 tlrir ,aces, the President has
sumed the responsibility of the rolnuct of his
political adviser, and the meidias Senatorial
caucus has been ,,buked Tins yirtuu s d the Pre-
sident 10 submit 70 the tai dict,ti tho Soma
tors who dsslre 10 ARRANGE Cabinet Tor Inn 70 suit them
selves has crealed 81 ceiling between Mr. Lincoln
and the would he diclators. Although thee are many
here bo believe that he missed tho soden oppof
tunity OF arranging tho whoe clbinct 3"
that IL ehould conform TO the pubic scntim NJ
unmsrak b manifested In the receut el'cons yet Tho
restoration peace al least The return 10 the old ordc
IN the administration, has afforded reIlat D. those
who real ed that tho pressure brought 10 bear
upon No Lincoln would have compel led him 10
adopt the unity Of extreme radcasn III his Cabinets
which would unqueso.ably have crcIiri disastrous
commotou trousho all lhe loyal states. and probably
have produced a revolution fearful as the rebellion
Itself
Ii s now plainly understood that there are to be ~
changes whateyesetther III The Cabinet the military
commander aud least for the escnt affairs VIII DC
conducted pretty ngch rs heretofore
This refusal Of Mr. lucoln 10 yield 10 the mpernens
importunity OF the Seuato l is regarded rs M
nfpstation on art OF more hrnnsst afa doicrmna
,on 10 act the part President Of the unlid states than
he has exhibited other times when ho Same pressure
was brought beur upon Inn.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
Military Moyefnrnfx.

DEPARTURE OF THE ONE HUNDRED ASD SEVENTY.
rIrTu EEatMrST NEw yORk STATE VOLUNTEERS
AND roRTy-sEvESTR MASSACHUSETTS.
The steamship Mississippi ssled yesterday with tho
One Hundred and scven,ynfh New York state vo,rn.
ecrs under command of Colonel ~ X. Bryan. ON board
Of the steamer the forty.scvonh Ma sschr.
sot,s. They both 20 10 join the Banks expedition Tho
officers detailed FOR recruiting FOR Colonel ryass reci.
ment this city requeeed 70 report the head.
quarters, 331 Broadway, TO Capt Edwsrd Gornan who
will transact all matters In relation 10 the departed rogi-
ment. All absent without leave ordered to re.
port Immediately at hcadquartcSs they will be treated
az dcscrtors.
tuHERAr OF A SOLDIER or THE IRISH BRIGADE
The funeral Of Lieutenant Birmingham, Of Mcaviur
Irish Brigade who killed NJ the battle Of Frcderss
niuth rcymen, New York state National Gusrd are
uuosed by Aajor Dagcy 10 assemble at their srmosy
Essex market fatigue, without side arms at twelve
O'Clock NJ, Tor tho purpose Of attending tho funeral
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appears TO be In not having

AQUA ana sne iaa Uusser appears to be in not having
wnen Generals hsliecI aud Negs IN oonsulta alton
20 on.
MAs " nave ponsDons sent tners, ana NO M NJ
roArei General Sumner TO march down aud cross oas
The boats did not come until ten days after his srrNA'
there.
When General Summer arrived there 70 ford IT, Il would
have required the waded 70 four ieet oi
water VIII ch General Sumner thought would not 90.
General Woodbury., Chief Of Engineers says ne os,sy
was in not getting the pontoons started IN tme inc
committee in session tonight, at hr. sovodes
roofns. for several hours. -
The testimony of Generals Halleck ana Meies VIII %
morrow and the committee will be ready 70 re-
port to Congress ON Tuesday
General Haupt is exonerated from All blame 10 nos
having the railroad 10 FALMOUTH done IN time The Pre-
siden and Secretary Stanton are exonerated from all
blame in the ynatter.
All the rnovos made are military enes. by military
men and this tine, as has always been the case, no
syilian has nterfered.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
The skating Carnival.

Notwithstanding the ood weather Of the past few days
there skating tho Central Park yesterday al
though there large congregation Of skaters dsap
pointed in tho object that brought ihom there The ice
ssmoo,h glass and almost ready for the skaters
hut the Commissioners refuse 70 allow the sport 90
until there is additional layer added TO the
glacial surface. II IS supposed however, that the rond
win be thrown open tO the pal to-day, II the sght
change in the weather ~h occurred yesterday after
noon, aocs no Interfere. Though the skaters cx.
oludsd from the Central PARK pond, they nokr
Avenno Railroad up above fftetl street. There the
sport went continuoasiy and enjoyed by thou.
sands.
SKATING TO-DAY AT THE CENTRAL rARK.
Everything has been placed M order at the Central
Park and Jack Frost has been fnr influence that there
will be good skating the ponds at teu A. NJ. 10 day
The luxury OF skating has only just commenced this
season so Let all who sside.v
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
The Police Comm nissioners and lh,
Japanese Fund.

The japanese fund mas been dsroscd OF at last The
Police commissioners met yesterday and settled the
vexed question by passing the following resolutions:
lnasmuch a lnrge majority OF the members Of the
police have requested ths Board 10 cIpend the Of
the Japanese fund in aid Of tho families tho recruits
for aneh other object the Board may de expedient
the efore:--
Resolved That the Treasurer be directed TO the
principal or that fund amounting To Si3 6o0 into cash.
which, with the accrued interest TO 650 and
expcnd the same in the following manner.
l. To pay over ~ the Committee Of Police now
having charge OF the families Of policemen who
bavc enlisted the army the United states sum
of $l2 900 for the benefit Of the families charge
Q. To pay to such members Of the polio have de
clired assign their interest in the fund their equitable
share of said fund
.. To pay the aforesaid Committee Policemen the
residue N tho fund that may after paying po
scmen who have declined 10 assign their interest the
said fund.
The following statement Of the amount now in the
above fund.-
original sum ...................... $l3, $50
Interest TO November i, 1861 900
Total. $50
Erpsa5ituycs.
Captains rewards, given at their request TO the
loyal sufferers IN North Carolina. .......... 5000
Sergeants Lsach and Croisey ey................. coo
Patromeu.. Observation-Disclosures. GOO
s1s~s' yvU
TOTAL amount now in the bands Of The Commission
eN...... ..$l4,0oO
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

ARTISTS FUND SerFn.-we beg 10 cali attention 10 the
fact that the sale Of the collection Of this society takes
place this evening, at the Derby Gallery Ga5 Broadway
II comprises pictures by best artists all Of them
painted expressly for this years exhibition Those who
have money to spend in this way cannot have better
opportunity Of investing H. There several gems In
The collection which would be treasure TO any priyac
rafcry.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
The designations Of Secretaries
Seward and Chase.
The President Refuses to accept and
Requests Them to Resume
Their Portfolios.
They Do So and Are at Work
Again,
&e., &c., &c.
WASHINGTON. Zee. -, 1852.

W
Tho President has Acknowledged tho reception % The
designations of The Secretary Of state, Mr. re. wd aud tho
Secretary the Treasury. Nr Chase and has Informed
them that Dire deliberation, he nis come 10 The
conclusion that the ptonce Of their reslpnons would
he .'incompdtiblc VIII lie public welfare
The President has therefore requested both Mr. Seward
ana Mr. thase thoif Respective functions AZ
Secretary Or and secretary ol the frsas' 'ry.
The secrcf,r have accordiugI, resumed Their
places ~ heads o. their respective departments
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

Child Lors--Gcorge ". Hopkins, pupil Of the Deaf
and Dumb Institute abssnted himself Sunday last aud
has not since been heard Of 'fIe l. twelve years old il Of
slender figure, has fair ccmpcxon blue eyes aud lisht
brown hair His name Is marked ON his clothing IIls
parents reside at fshkl Landing and Il Is supposed the,
he has taken public conveyance " 40 home and WAS
csrriad heyond liz destination.
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t.o,ar = r.r rrlcr 81 R,a..-rhe Boston Jer,.ar

says -,
sr,s ana grcaef dcriues Threatened The atnovut of
,ncY stock which present h.h r,ic's have brrxns
iprW.rd iuncus. Old p.rer has fallen to four cons
sn,nd and ono pagty In III city who has bsca bpyins
very largely has stopped puro,rsne, htving now ovt~
81 100 ynunds or hand Tnese wh are hoardns 'hef
-ars OF old PAYER had better Dli ~ once,
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
The Result OF the Election In Bridgeport,
Conn.,

BaIpGzroEI, Zee. q, 1862.
The democratic ticket is all elected The Sclcctmen
had two hundred and thiriysevcn majority Last spring
the maorityas between two ana three hundred FOR The
republicans II viii be recocctcd that il was at this
place that the republicans few months ago destroyed
democratic newspaper cflcc Thus The revolution
swecps onward
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
The NAVY.

,m.s.sr W n H. Williams, United States Nav, has
I'D, FED TO the Unaec Stss snip Colorado. At Eamp
ron Rlads, Va.
u. q Clark has been : an acting paymasie IN
tho navy ana ordered to 20. at Washington wishors
tef
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
Arrival Of tho bavaria. /.

The steamship Bavaria, Captain ies, from sonihsmp
Ton on the Sd Of December sycd at this pcrt early yes
terday rnerning.
Tier news t.s bccn anticipated by the Scotia
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
Court CaIeud.r-Tn,. D.v.

srrRKss Cousr--Cincrr.--Part Nos 432,, 4s3S.
!Ss5, 4s37, !sts !sta 4s5l, t953, 1859, ts1, 4575
1892, 4sOs, s4o7, AN 4413, 4s21, 5sc9, 442s 4ll
ass Part 2--Noe. i,l6 4s22, 47o6, $3.50. 4732 as;A
436 4Tss 4740 4742 47a6, 4Tss asa 415C ass 45s2
ara 47x, 4s,s 47so 47s2 ASA s1se AGO 4sOI lsos
4si0, 1912. 4S1s, 4s20.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
Burning OF the Episcopal Church ut
Jamestown.

JAMs1rewN, y. Y, Doc. = ISb2.
The Episcopal church of this village took c probably
from the furnace at vcP ~ yesterday and was eatrey
destroyed. Insurance, q, ,0Vc.