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Road, Notice,

tomas Pollock, JohnsonliL. yodssls skAd
L. Jones' agent or Guardian of ,shs
John Jones. deesassds feui aes ino-
aat the Commissioners Of MeHroe
Ohio, at their. last June term grlntsi
or alteration aud survey ef ths ,fol-
Dad in Salem Township, in said C4un-
rhich purpose the viewers and sar-
Pill meet on the 4th day Of august A.
at the place Of beginning whsrsrf hs
ming down the north side Of 0poesan
arms up the river. and rpuuing Ithanos
st practicable route 20 where ths road
up Suufish Greek on the south side
f., thence the most practicabls route 70
the road turns up Fishpot run, 80 that
sviewed road or alteration may b above
xater mark SO far a. practicable. and
. mnch of the old road - 10 supplisd
above alteration be vacatsd. Of
Jouv vARLEy, Principal Petitiones.
2, ls62.-4w. pd. sloo. -,
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H. r. w EST,
Lieut.. 62d Reg. o. v.

FRONT RoYAL, Va, June 10Th, 1862.
! DEAR. SPIRIT. There is nothing doing
Of any importance in. the Valley of the
Shenandoah, in fact may say, "All qui-
ct on, the Shenandoah but how. long it
will remainFso, is considerably smixed."
In the Cincinnati Times, of June Sd, /
noticed a letter of the 9th ult, which
gives the tdiference' in. the modes of
transporting Eastern and Western Divi
sions. Here it is, and it's as true as Ho-
ly Writ: ss.a, sse4, .s;d a.f.4i .,s
20 I.si5 "THE DIFFERENCE. ,.
81 have heretofore spoken of the shah
by treatment of Shields Division of West
ern troops, in the department of the Rap
pahannock.l I have now to report the last
hair upon the camel's back. On Saturday
last, Mcdowell was ordered to dispatch
two divisions to the Shenandoah, via Ma
nassas Junction. The divisions of Gen.
Shields and Gen. Ord, were selected.
Shields division had just concluded a
march Of about 120 miles, and the men
were greatly in need ofrest, of shoes, and
of clothing of every kind. Yet they were
ordered to march to the scene Of danger.
Ord's division has been lying idle on the
Rappahannock, for two or three weeks,
and is thoroughly fitted out in clothing
and equipage. M H a
ssThis division was transported by wa
ter and rail to Manassas junction. The
whole division will not reach that point
until tomorrow or the next day. If Gen.
Shields does not protest against such obi
Gus distinctions, he. ought not to be suf-
fered to command SO gallant an army.
aThis suggests another idea. In the
movement OF these two divisions, we can
contrast the. Eastern and Western mode of
conducting the war. Ours Western troops
move with celebrity ON foot, and keep up
with the enemy. The army of the Poto-
mac (the Western troops say Pot>-osmac)
s'waits for the, wagon" and will not fight
until sail take a ride" Shields division
will be over the Blue Ridge before Ord's
division reaches Manassas Junction, and
the one footed it from the Rappahannock,
while the other moved by steamboat and
earl "a issf fsss .7altiisl. al tssH 40 I
The truth is, the army Of the Potomac
is loaded down with gewgaws, and it can
not move rapidly if it would try. 1t takes
more transportation to move New Y ork
Brigadier than it.does whole Ohio Regi-
cment. Think of this, when you grow i'm
patient over the snail-like pace of the ar
mics eff the Potomac and Rappahannock !"
y The correspondent says: It takes
more transportation to move New York
Brigadier than itdoes a whole Ohio Reg
iment, which is true. You ought to see
the difference in the food furnished to
Eastern and Western men. Eastern men
are furnished full rations of every thing,
while western men are furnished B. c.
crackers, pork, sugar and coffee and not
more than half rations either.
+ It's burning shame that men should
be treated in such manner-the ''differ-
ence should be remedied Immediately.
By the way, Mr.. Editor, the esprit Of
the 11th,l came to us in bran new dress,
| which is'considerable for these hard times.
/ What jolly set of psying subscribers
you must have. s s9f18
4 III Yours &cs :, 'fa.5 ,
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Gnartlian'S Sale.

DY virtue of an Older Of the Probate Court
~ OF Monroe County, OHIO, the undersigned
a. Guardian OF Vincent Surgeons heirs; will
effer for sale at public outcry, on the psehni-
ses, on asflf - ss's'ft
Srtur>lr'i, Aayuss 10, 1882, siiilse
between. the hsurs ef 40 o'clock n. M. ami Z
O'Clock p. m the following descr. bed prelni-
ses, to Wit: 4it grts6ls,,Ss 5a5tr
The soash vest quarter of the north east
quarter OF scet;on thirty-two, townshipthgss,
and range thres, excepting three acres pf tue
forth west corner, containing thirfy-seyen
tcres, more or less. ss''fs.s7 { q Ht'
TRIMS nladei knotshiop day Of sale. eits'
Fs sg pfe AD0NlJAH POWBLL, 81
{ July 2 1862 -4w. az 81 IS. tf.,.ss<}tois,l(
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LEGAL Notice

I nm JAM MqYU u fCtiEoN, Of sthss State Of
y PeDnsy lyania will take notice that on the
> N day OF May, 1892, Ioseph Elrod aud Mary
is wife, fled petition in the Court OF C5in-
sen Pleas Of Mons2e County, OHIO, asking
hat dover Be assigned 70 said Mary, In the
,liewing lands in Monroe Comfy, ,0hioyto
-its The west half of the northss on arter
I'D the east half of the north /, west quarter
section five, township TWO, range Eve. asn-
lining ninety mine acres, more, or less, aud
at said petition will be for hearing in said
,nrt at tile next term thereof. ksas iss
i'r27e-'' tasl , H0tLISYER & OKRY,sa
I'si- ~ Oh Attorneys for Petitioner.
fuly 2, 2,1S52.4-Gw! -iaIss 81 Ia 3esii
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pERrfNENT QUESTIONS a1s.l
Aspsopls to anssoer at the bazlot.bop

stt<+s& 4 X s@~><~ = 49, - =
Was It ssssssary to put down the rebel
tn, tAat CONGRESS should interfere with
fks Domestic Institutions Of Utah, and
riisii ap war With the citizens Of Utah?
Was il necessary to put down the rebel
ksn - abolish slavery in the District of
columbix2 q - ea's,:sfi .ti'l ',ff
Il Il tnseessary to put down this rebel
bon sosax the people Of the whole Union
70 pay for the slaves that States may see
proper to emancipate? lslss , ~ =
l. It necessary to put down this rebel
lion to get up negro schools in North
Carolina, and support them at the Gov
ernmcnt expense; or, in fact, to get them
mp at allat any ones expense9 :
Il it necessary to put down the rebel
lion to burden the Treasury with millions
to support runaway slaves? - eit s'is'
Is it legitimate for man with straps on
his shoulders to proclaim martial law over
two or three States, and assume toabolish
slavery? Z ,l,rss a.iiassal
Does the Constitution allow, as pun
ishmsnt for treason, to con6scate property
at ell? .sa,s 4, 81 Z. seas i.+,gsF
Il . general confscation consistent with
humanity, if it were constitutional ea
AL such means, in our opinion, are cal
eulated, if not designed, to strengthen the
tppballioY, and not restore bnt divide the
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Gen. Fremont Resigns.

Gen. Fremont has resigned his position
as Commander in Virginia on account Of
his being placed second in command to
Gen. Pope, who is his junior in the SER
vice. He is evidently very much cha
grined by the action of the President, and
keenly regrets it.
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THE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIED-On the 22nd ult., by Hev
j. A. Walters, Mr. ALANsoN MARTIN
and Miss ELISABETH A. CRAWFORD, all
of Monroe County, Ohio. ssfh'i
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DIED-At the Parsonage in Woodsfsld,
Ohio. on the 23rd ult., Mrs. MARGARET b.
NE5SLY, wife of Rev. j. +. Nessiy Of the ii.
z, Church,; in the 3Sth year Of her age. :
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AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE AND
Repair Parements Rdssed sIxses27skt


{ SECTION 4. Ordered by gths ToHn Geqncil
of the incorporated Village of, Weods6eld,
That all the resident and properly owners,
owning lots fronting on Main Street aud Main
Cross Street in said Town, shah be, and they
are hereby requested to erect paw eine6t in
front of their respective lots, at least three
feet wide, the same to be made of stone, brick
or wood within sixty sstays,a and ts keep tho
same in repair when duly notified by the
Street Commissioners of said Town. and on
failure to make such pavement and keep up
said repairs, it is ordered that the Street Conf-
missioner, proceed to cause such pavement
or repairs to be made, and COLLECT the cost Of
the same, with five per cent. psnslty thereon,
off the owner of sueh Lots, by action in his
SEc. 2. Ordered that the foreeoing 0rdi-
nance be published in the sSpirit cf, Depqc-
raoy," for thirty days from date.
.sls ~ H. B.;HlLL. Mayor.
Att-s: ). D. SrAuvsR, Rsco4ds
July 2, 1854 5w
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIF
The Use of FIRE Araas Pdssed. jung
9th. 1862. s a'af'si aoiTfesf s3ia "

Sac. J., Ordered, That it shall be unlawful
for any person to discharge any fire arm With
in the limits of the Incorporated village Of
Woodsfeld; and any person violating this
Ordinances shall be fine not less than Fifty
cents nor raore than Five dollars, for each
-ofense, to be collected upon complaint made
to the Mayor; and the lines so collected, shah
be Appropriated to the uss of the streets apa
roads within the corporation.
Ssc, 2. This Ordinance shall not interfere
with the lawful avocainns of butohers.
SEC. 3. Ordered, That the foregoing 0rdi-
nance be published in the sSpirit of Democra-
cy'' for thirty days from date. - a ss.es n
II. b. HILL, Mayor.
Attest: J. D. SrAuyEs, Recorder ~
Iolv 1oe1 sw sststt ~
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John G. sFouttyss Estate
OTICK is hereby gissn,l that the under
signed was, on the 9th day Of jane,
2. appointed by the Probate Conrt iof
roe county, Ohio, Administrator of the
tie Of John c.. Foutty, deceased
JOHN ROBSON,
.ly 2, 1852. Administrative.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice

.aCB is hereby given that the subscribsr
as appointed, on June Is. 1864, by the
ate Court Of Monroe county; Ohio, Ad-
traitor Of tia Estate of VIZ. WoRR4hR,
,ed, late of Me0r0e county. tafs 1jsf'f
T, 2, 1852. III 7NCHARLi NRIaAhrs
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0UOR 9TozUg
0B SCHNEIDER has just r>seivsd sfem
ii u large and fine assortmen>of Liq,
hich he will cell at retail. = pfssss 10
times. u -
isasla, o., April 50, Iss2.--sne a
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Who Render dbl and COMFORT to IT,
South Who are the allies Of the s,
cessionists?
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Peter Holidays Estate.

VUOt IIUti1ItSJ IoVesoOs
ETICE is hereby given that the under.
signed was. on the 3Sth day Of June,
appointed by the Prcbsts Court Of Nom
innty. Ohio, Administrator Of the Estate
r Holiday. deceased, !sHa hsls
s-el.56f, SAMUEL J. CASEY Adp'Fs
2. 1Ss2.-3t. ,sg, A
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Shoe Shop,

A large assortment Of all kinds of
HOMEMADE BOOTS 81 SHOES,
kept constantly on hand.
sB- Store, room en- Fry Street,
Csrington, Monroe County, Ohio.ys
CHARLES LOBENSTEIN,
July 2. 1862 pd, Proprietor.
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in connection with the Store, I am cal
ryinp on a - S-ess5 II
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DENsIOn OFEI0E, JUNE ., 1851.
Il 10 AL WHOk n kAY OONOk


L 10 AL WHOk n Mar OONQ1RN.
Application having bean msds under The sot Of ssd
June 1850, foe the feissus Of the land Warrants Dc
sotibsd hefen, which are alleged 70 have been loa
s. q Ss:n n q u: d:
esltiaees q me tenor vili Be- bsusd, II novaiid %
leotioa sho1ld than appear.
No. N,llo, for % aerss, Issued under the sct Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Benjamin Psok, and
r; s'''d On The I'd day of March, ''''-F'''''r'
No. II ,s22 for 90 aerss, Issued under the sot Of
September, 1850, In the name Of John Denny, and
VA granted september q, ls6l.Msreh /. 1868.
s.p:nSsf sc in ss nan. q John os Bsqson md
Wss granted March II, lSSS-March Is, 1909.
NO 1883, for 100 sofs, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of George W. Warren, and
NJ. ss iss, iSr ieo scrss i.sosd uodsr tho .ot o.
March isSS, IN the name Of Barpab n Cook and wa.
granted September q, lsso-Maroh T., 1853.
No o. S2s, for 100 sores, Issued under the sot Of
s1.asa June i ssa
No: 8o,el6, for leo acres tseued under the aot Of
March, 1895, In the name Of Ab gall widow Of iona
than Beard, and was granted August !, ls6o-March
No; S.s!!, for 100 serss, i..usd under The cot o,
child Of Elijsn Tssker, deceased, and was granted
Beptsmber 10th, lsSe-Narch 22d. 1862
No; IeSee, for i2o acres, Issued under the set o,
nd 'sss sssa!sd "a 5:aa. % isss
No; 81 40, for l2o scrss issued under the act Of
March ieS6, In the name Of Jordan Hunt, and wa
granted August ], ls6e-Herch o., 1869.
March, isss d ne name Of Ss..iish smith INIT ~ and q
was granted June %, lsS7-April 8, 1862
Of March, isss, in tie name Of JACOB Bradsr, and md
was granted August q sOsEfh ssss1HiI Il sHsssnrr
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Ele. Tralrs Lecture AZ tAe snslssseni,n

J<f. Trails Lecture ~ the sMithSbnisn.
DR.. Trail fully sustained his wellmerited sol.
euti0c and practical reputation ut his closing
lecture At the Smithsonian Institution last even.
ing. He was introduced by Rev. John Pier.
pont, President Of the Warrington Lecture As.
sociation, who introduced tho speaker with a
very complimentary notice Of his active life
His audience was large, and Of the best In the
city who listened patiently for nearly two hours
and q half, while the Doctor presented in CON.
trast, the drug and hygieuio systems OF medica.
tlon. and frequently gave expression TO their
emotions 5y uufeigned applause. .... q
tAThe Doctor Ii evidently y medical revolution
ist, and Is determined 10 demolish the old drng
repeatedly and emphatically asks, demands,
and dshes controversy with the most learned
Of the old school. He denies the old theories
Of the essential nature Of disease, the old ideas
Of the nrodus operdndi Of medicines, the doc.
trine Of vitality, the Law OF oure-ihaset, all
the groundwork Of the system Of drug dfcdfoa-
tlon,while he presents, 10 opccsiiion, one
and which now numbers amor. q its S&iievers
thousands Of the best minds IN ts~ country or
the world. "
III; course of lectures ,..rs has been very
sucoessful one, and he "a rNnohed the esr 81
those no has long bee. Ahxious to-,he laaders
Of the nation. polti" Any and scientifically. he
mas presented his Sabject in plain, practical
ana sS,enuno N amor, and has thrown down the
ad s1, %n' II not taken up ia net his fault
srs s ,"cons y .vidsnce to many that his positions
We are. Viad, 10 see the agitation going on
~. ~ u" % II ma? be kept up I'LL the true lswt
", W! .slth and life are understood whether they
pr Jve to be those taught by his or the old drug
.chools. -
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OFFICIAI,.
TsxLsuHY DxFAarAytsf,

TREASURY DIR ARrAgtf,
70. ..-.. Or February 1, 1862.
HoLDERs Of bonds Of the United States,
dated August 10, 1861, and payable three years
from date, are hereby notified that provision
is made for the payment Of the Coupons Of
semi.annual interest which became due on the
10th instant, In coin, agrseably to their tenor.
by the Treasurer Of the United States at Wash.
ington, or BY either Of the Assistant Treasurers
at New York, Boston, and Philadelphia.
All such Coupons, together with schedules
showing the number and amount Of each Cou.
pom, and the aggregate sum Of each parcel,
must be press ntsd for examination and vsrih.
cation at least three full business days before
payment. @ 8. P. CHASE,
feb 6-tl9th Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Franklin Pire Company.

At the annual meeting Of the Franklin Fire
Con pany held In thsir Hall on Tuesday evening
February 1, 1862, the following gentlemen werl
ELECTED officers for the ensuing year: h
President-John 8. Sessford.
Vice President-E. ]. CHAMPION. y
Recording Seoretary-George r. CrosshelA.
Tressurer-Wm. H. Beardsley.
captain Of Engine Division-John Hudson.
First Engineer-Thomss J. Martin.
Second Engineer-JOhn MoDsvitt.
First Director Of Hose-John Maddox,
Second DirectOr-R. E. Mooney.
Third Direotor--Wm. A. 6hedd. ..
Fourth Direotor-M. J. Ridgeway.
Engine House Keeper-Wm. Hutton.
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OFFICIAL.
TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
February 1, 1862.
NoriCE is hereby given Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by
the act Of Congress- approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty
days from date, authorized BY the act OF Con-
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above is
sues will cease on the 7th day Of April noxt by
the terms Of those acts respectively.
fob 6-tap7 r.
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The Barney Divorce Case Again.

BEFORE THE ORPHANS CoURT, JUDaE PUR.
CKLL.--Yesterday, the Marshal brought into
court the minor children Of Lieutenant G. 8.
Barney and Mrs. Barney, deceased, and asked
to be relieved from their custody.
Messrs. Bount and Fendall, Jr.. counsel for
Dr.. Lindsey, (who was lately appointed guar.
the application for an order of the court direct
ing tie children to be placed in charge Of their
guardian, DR.. Lndsley. ~
The court said tho matter was now construo-
lively before the circuit court, an appeal hav,
ing been taken, and application must be made
there. This court could take no further steps.
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whitshurst, No. A3A Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original cartes de visiie photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and ID con.
sidered the best In existence. So our photo.
grabs In oil and water colors. An0portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military msn
ing BY mall. dec II
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Supreme Court.

TUESDAY, February lion motion of Hon.
Reverdy johnson, Timothy Cronin, Esq, Of
New York, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of this Court. ..-.F
On motion Of Hon. i. F. 6. Foster, Hiram b.
Crosby, Esq, Of Connecticut, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this Court.
No. l27. Peter Conway ct al, appellants, vs..
Jas. Taylor's executors ct al.
The argument Of this cause was concluded
by Mr.. stanbury for the appellants.
No. 80. John Clifton, claimant, &C., appel.
liant, VI. VIM. H. Sheedon.
The argument Of this cause was concluded
by Mr.. D0n0hue for the appellant.
No. s.eThe United States, appellants, vs.
NJ. @ Vallejo and assigns.
The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr. Black for the appellants.
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InAaa Rubber 0ooAs.

InA1a Ru bbsr 0o0As. ' .
Rubbsr Blankets TOR soldiers, 81. - sanh.
Hubbsr Ponehos and Blankets conbined, s2bo
each. "a , ...
India Rubber Goats, white and black, $50 each.
Ind Rubber LegQns, d per pair.
And all kinds Kubbsf 0oods-ineluding Rubbei
Boots and Shoes Rubber Btopp.rs for Bottles, Dool
Nats Undsrsheeting fJr Beds n sokness, Ac, ko, .,
manufscturers' prices, at n. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warshouss,
300 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec l9-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth IL.
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m. f.alan Ilsrh Deetsr,

From Caaads, will describe diseases and tell Nh
patieDts the nature Of their complaints or
Hines, without receiving any In.
formation ffom then.
I.F. No CAasW ~ Consolidation m Adros.
,.Ist oUx nufrv.
We ~ such nalins q havv no stsifs
With Natuis or the LAW Of Life:
z ( With Blood oar hands ~ never stsin
Nor polson men to eAss their pain.
Oar Father whom ell goodness hlls,
Provtdee ths meAns 70 oare all Ills;
The Simple Hsfbe beneath our fset,
We'll used, rslisvs oar paiu complete. ..
4 simple Herb, simple Flower, I'd 100
Culld froA the dswy Lsa-
Theee, these shall speak With touching power
OF change and health 70 tAes.
Ro m No II, wasbisg'oa Blildlsg, Penneylva
mia avenue, oer,er Of Seventh street.
No charge for Consultstion. Jan ll-Sm
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

~ Notice -Sabbsth School Festival.-
The Sabbath School connected with this Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold Festival At
Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and d streets, COM
mencins on Tuesday, 1lth Instant, and continuing
during the week. Full Brass Band In attendance
A pleasant time is anticipated.
81 Admission, Is cents. feb 1o-lw
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w..hi.gton so,.ns,ne Association.

A full organization, by the election Of ofioers
meeting Of this association, on the llth instant.
Hereafter 1t will hold regular meetings on Tues.
day Of each week, the hrst to be held on next
Tuesday evening, at the rooms Of the Young
portant subjects will be read, and discussion
will be held ut these meetings, which will be
free 10 the public. A general attendance of all
persons, residents or non-restdents, who take
an interest in scientific subjects, Is respectfully
invited. saS
The following are the onicers elected for
1892:
DR.. 8. L. Loomis, President. AZ
DR.. w. ]. @. Dnhamel, Woe President.
Hez. L. Hosmsr, Recording Seoretary.C
Prot. L. @. LoomtS, Corresponding Secretary.
j. DIsturnell, Librarian. a.s
Executive Comaittse-Dr. L. D. Gale, L. E.
Chittenden, jas. =. Halliday, Dr.. ]. @. Stephen.
son, s. z. Coues, 2. Richards.
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IEpllepsy.

Yesterday morning q oolOrsd woman fell lupon
tho pavement on Gtrset, near Tenth. with an
attack Of plltpy. A large Ci Owd was gather
cd around ner, and she was taken In charge by
the police until she recovered,
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0i1ric,A..,
WAn DkfAnfHnNf,

: . = WAB OErzufnnNfJ
.1s- asy January II, 1859.
Ordered, That The War Department will be
bloeed Tusedays, Wednesdays, Thurpdsys, and
Fridays against on other buAoess but that which
relates 10 active military operations ln the 6eld.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business ol
Senators and Representative.
o Mondays to the business Of the public.
~ EDwfS N. STANTON,
jazz II -... Secretary Of War.
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A soldier named John Rssd was arrested yes.
terday. morning, and brought before Justice
Walter. for, robbing another soldier Of hia
boots. They bad been lodging totsthsr. the
found alongside Of his bed, instead Of par of
new boo!e, 4 pair ~ worthltss Old toks, which
Rec.i mad feft IN their plaoe. The prisoner was
held Tor Mrther hearing. 5ltr - p. .r..,
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LJoRsEs WAITED FoR THE UNITED
II STATES 0OVBAuMENT.

SlALrp PaoPosALs for the delivery In Washing.
ton tnty OF l,AS0 CAvALkY and ARTlLLEkY
HORSES, for thS U. 8. Goysssnsnt, will be r.
csivsd at ths once Of Col. d. II. RieksP, Dspot
21.ss.smaSsr 8, + III: city, ust'l II y, on MON.
Thee hofSss viii BE- purohased in lots not excstd
ius 3o0sasA, aaA 20 BIDS will BE- snssrts'ned for
greater nun1er ffo0 aoy one peHeon. -
No bid Will b. eatsrtaiaed that u not endorsed BY
two rsapoedblS psrsons. Sho viii guarantee that ,hs
bidder viii comply With his proposition, II II should
: Iwss5y.nys days will b. given from the ops.pg
Of hs bids lOr ths completion Of the delivery Of the
horses. ..r Z. B..
Of the above horses, 500 srs required for Cavalry
and $50 for Artillery.
Description of Horses REQUIRED.
CAvAIar Horsus
yesrs o. age Of dark oolon; we'll broken to the
Xa1iillaY Rossks
To be from lS}s to 70 hands in height between s
and year. Of sss; dsik eolors free fron all Dc.
The horsss viii Be Inspected BY board Of ofieers
d.. allied fro n The Issiments requiring them.
each and every bd shoud s. eonsi isr the Interest,"
Of the serv CO require Il.
STEWART VAN VLElT,
feb l8-d Brs. Gen. and Quarters aster
Raltimors Clipper, rhiladslphia Pres. New Yosl
HRald, ard Pit!sbufg ComtnereiA journal, will
slesss COPY, TILL day, and asnd bill - sbove.