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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20
The Fighting at Fredericksburg.

A dispatch dated Headquarters Army of
the Potomac, December 18th, A P. NJ, says
the fog began to disappear early in the
forenoon, affording an unobstructed view of
our own and the rebels position. 1t being
evident that the first ridge of hills, in the
rear of the city, on which the enemy had
guns posted behind works which could not
be carried except by infantry charge, Gen.
Sumner assigned that duty to Gen. French's
division, which, supported by General How
ards troops, advanced to their work at ten
minutes past twelve, at brisk run. The
enemy's guns opened on them a very rapid
fire. When within musket range, at the
base of the ridge, our troops were met BY a
terrible fire from the rebel infantry, which
were posted behind stone wall aud some
houses on the right of our line. This
checked the advance of our men, and they
fell back to small raviue, but not out of
musket range. At this time another body
of men moved to their assistance In splen-
did style. Notwithstanding large gaps were
made in their ranks by rebel artillery, when
our troops arrived at the first line of rebel
defenses they double-quicked, and with
fixed bayonets endeavored to dislodge the
rebels from their hiding places. The con-
centrated FIRE of the rebel artillery and
infantry, which our men were forced to face
was too much for them, and their centre
gave way in disorder, but afterwards we're
rallied and brought back. From that time
the fire was carried on, and never ceased
until after dark.
General Franklin, who commanded the
attack on the left, met with better success.
He succeeded after hard days fight IN
driving the rebels about one mile. At one
time the rebels advanced to attack him, out
were handsomely repulsed with terrible
slaughter, and loss Of between four hum
ared and Eve hundred pFisoaers, belonging
10 General A. P. Hills division. General
Franklin's movement was directed down the
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

NUGGETs.-On Tuesday we were favored
with sight Of the largest gold nugget yet
found in the Territory. Mr.. Hussey, the
banker, had it in his possession, and cost
S4OO. 1t was found in Georgia GulcE,
and is Of the finest quality. Its weight is
IA ounces. Another beautiful nugget,
which was also shown to us, weighed eight
ounces; also from Georgia Gulch.-Den-
GER Commonwealth.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20
United States Assessors oMce,


LAWRYNC4, Kansas, Dec. 3. IobZ.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Assessment of Taxes under the Ac-
entitled Gan Act to provide Internal Revenue"
&c. has been completed for the month of Sep
tember, In Division No. s. comprising the coun-
ties Of Pottaw wattonie. Riley and Clay, and that
al persons interested can examine the list by
calling on the Assistant Assessor, II. ]. Cove;
at Manhattan.
The undersigned will be in attendance at
Manhattan on the lst Of January, 1863, fri the
purpose Of hearing appeals from the Assess-
ment, % made by the Assistant Assessor.
JAMES F. LEGATE,
United States Assessor for Kansas.
PAULDlNO'S CsrsaLlc PiII,Ar
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

BRouGHr 4rH.-Mrs. JOS. Spencer, who
lives about six miles north of Clinton, gave
birth to four children, two boys and two
girls, last Saturday week. The four events
were said to be perfectly formed and of
good size. Three of them lived several
hours, one until Monday. Illinois is pro-
life in other matters besides corn.-Bloon,-
inqtom Pantograph.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

General Blunt has been placed in command of
Kansas, Western Arkansas, and the Indian Ter
ritory. The ability and success of the General
are attracting the attention of the people of the
East, and high encomiums are passed upon him.
His friends are claiming Major Generals Com.
mission for him. He is certainly entitled to it,
and we are confident he will get it.
Major T. ]. Weed has been appointed Provost
Marshal General of the State of Kansas.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

TOur town is again honored with the pres.
enee of some thirty romantic Iajuns, of the Sac
and Fox species. They are q slight improve
nent on the kaws.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

WESTERN VIRGINIA ApMITTED.-The
Senate bill passed the House BY vote of
ninety five to ffty-6ve. The ayes we're
nearly all Republicans
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

THI u. s. NAyY.-The naval force of
the United States now consist Of AT ves-
sells, with an armament Of 3,268 guns.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-20

PAULDlNOS CsraaLIc Pitts Ar
- HALkB.
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NGRESSIOWAL,
xxxyIIth CONGREsS-secoud s..s,o,

day '''e'
bill providing for the organization Of the
signal department Of the United States was passed
Tne Dill TO provide for the appointment OF sut
ien IN ne volunteer service and to define their
M. Lane, OF Kansas, moved to abolish the of
eIass o. persons being permitted to prey upon the
MI Wilson also showed that enormous proAt.
heo oeen made oy suffers out Of the soldier, and
in the III gotten profits PNN''
M, Carliie thought the suffers should be sboI.
tsneo, ana the men supplied with a ration of 10.
The Senate finally adjourned until Monday ne.,
without disposing Of the matter. "'~
nousk.-f esterday was spent In the considera.
Yen OF the civil appropriation bill In Committee
ne , noe Until clock, when the House adj.
ished state VIII ~ a'' "iinh-
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tion Of the command Of Capt. Rodgers, in our
celebration Of New Years day.
Whether regard be had to his beautiful working
Of the gunboats in the narrow channel Of Port
Royal. the thorough concert of action established
through the signal officers, or the mastery hand
ling Of the guns against the enemy, nothing
remained to be desired.
both services, and augurs everything propitious
for the welfare Of our cause In this quarter Of the
country. Truly your friend,
ISAAC STEVENS, Brig Gen. Com'd'g.
Commodore +. DuPoNT, Commanding squad
ron, Port Royal
WRESTLING TO SOME PURPOSE.
Brig. Gen. VIM. Malone, G. 8. Army, was
formerly an engineer on the Orange and Alex.
andria Railroad, afterwards Chief Engineer Of
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, and re-
Gently President of the Company. He 10 man
OF great energy. In size he 10 something like
A. n. Stephens, Of Georgia. When the Gosport
Navy Yard was burning in May last, he caused
all the whistles Of his locomotives, which were
standing on the outskirts of Norfolk, to be blown
at once and continuously, thereby producing the
belief that large force Of Virginia troops were
In sight and advancing, and so Fastening the
departure Of the U 8. forces from the navy yard.
This fact has doubtless materially aided his re-
cent rapid promotion.
LTEUT. COLONEL PKeRAM.
Yesterday, Lieut.. Colonel Pegram, Of the rebel
army. and recently released on parole from Fort
Warren. left w ashington for Dixie via Baltimore
and Fortress Monroe Col Pegram 10 to imme-
diaely visit Richpond, for the purpose of effect
ing his exchange for Federal officer
RETURNED.
Gen. McClellan's two French aides-Captains,
| the Comte de Paris and the Due de Chartres-re-
| turned to Washington from Niagara, to-day, and
re-entered on the discharge Of their duties their
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OepaftuIe OF the Burnside ExpedItisu-
Dense Fsg-Nst Drewned-Another Exne.

correspondence Of the Baltimore American I
Annapolis, Jan. 10 The vessels containinO
sides expedition Jeff our harbor during veste,dsy
anefnoon and last night, and probably by tbi,
Hme me majority ofthe vessels have rendezvoused
IN sns nels noofhood OF Fortress Monroe. Quite
= NUMBER o! vessels, containing stores &c Tor
ne e1 Peoluon, have not as yet sailed and II viii
PreoseIy not sail for two or three days
Tor tne last two or three DAYS depse foo ha,
been lowering over the Bay-so dense tb,t q hes
oeen Inn posstole to discern . vessel over hnnd,sd
or TWO yards from the wharf.
sPpean tcat three Of the soldiers who were
weonesasy night, asd who were supposed 70 he
drowned with four others, who were with them
e awe, hsving managed to make their way N
.nole some distance below the haTbor where thsv
wsre uncovered yesterday morning by one Of th,
III highly probable that another expedit,op
VII snoruy be Fitted out here as ALREADY mn M
- .. troops have been ordered here amono
t0sm thfee Regiments Of cavalry.fg
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Wall, stephens g. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ E Il C. HA Mt ILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, sASHES, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES,&o.
And every variety of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.
322 Pennsylvania avenue, between
jsn lIntel & Repub 9Th and 10th sts
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" 20 nf from that terfibIs distress ana sssrvs.
-. %. vas predicted. the ~. Y. SUNDAY Times
-ss,fss made upon the benevolent 90
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6oiss HonE.-Itis stated thai Mr.. r u,..,, =,
IN a. tonaon Tines, viii return to England abou,
health, and Of bad treatment at the bsna ~ .ors
- cur people, who insist upon visiting upon min
.ns ina gnafion they feel az the recent editoris
ss.s e.ss In TIE Thundersr, abusive Of the United
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

LtS1 VI ONCLAIMED FREIGHT
FOUND AT
RAILROAD DEPOT,
And nov in the Government Warehouse,
near the Depot.
II B Starr, 81 Regt N Y Vols, 1 box
p Pnkin, Qrmr I'd Regt VT Vols, boxes
, Col H WHlisms, slst Psnna Vols. boxes
w A Benksr, s5th Regt Vols, key
@ G Dwight, 18th Regt N Vols, barrel
Rev Z 81 Hewes. I4th Regt Vols, Itex
Lieut. V v Van Patten, Sd Regt, 2 boxes
Thos Duncan, Berdan's q, box
Col Mol Murphy. 1 box
18th Regt N YsV. 2boxes
Mai NJ De Zeuz. LIST Rest LIv,lbox
Company X, s5th N Y Vols, box
Col vinton, 4sd N Y Vols, / box
w Manteline, 18th N Vols, 1 box.
Col " Black, box
Col w b Tompkins, box
Miss l. Dix, boxes
LtCol Burtis, 5.h ReEt Ell Brig, 1box
Col. Berden's Sharp,hooters, / box
Company r, 5th Conn Regt, box
Capt N Throop, 57th N Y v 8, box
M stonham. 4sd NYVs, box
1t Col A Suffer, s4th N Y v ), box
81 Maine Regt, box
1t Col Marsh, 18th N Vol, box
LtRussell, Q Mr. 18th N Y Vol, box
1t Col Benedict, / box
Col w II II Davis, Comd Light Battery, boxes
Sick es Battery, 80 boxes
Company A, I'd Regt N Y M, / box
1t Col Thomas, I'D Regr, box
Capt Yeates, 22d Regt, barrel and boxes
J Cushman, Q M 5th VT, l box
X Proctor, z NJ sd VT, box
o BraineTd, Q NJ 9Th VT, s boxes
w Clarke, @ NJ 9Th VT, l box
Penn Reserve Brigade, Gen Mccall. II boxes
De Kslb Regt, box
Capt Fl Jenkins, 18th Regt, box
w Fletcher, I'd Maine Regt, l box
II Hennessey, I'd VT Vols, l box
I'd Regt 8 M, 2 boxes
A T Severance, 9Th Name, boxes
Col MoCunn, s7th N Y Vols, l box
b Atkinson, Esd ReEt, box
l. Batchelder, LIST N II, bag
p Ruben, 25th Regt. box
Capt E ID Bryant, ST Mich, l box
Co and Fl, 9Th Name, box
Capt G w Lumbert, 9Th Mich, box
Gen McComb. l box
W H Covert, 18th YSV, 1 box
w Merrill, Sd N Jersey, box
r White, ID Vermont. 1 box
l. w Price, @ M 9Th Maine, box
l. Snydsm, SD Regt, box
Sidney TIlley, I'd VT, / box
Or Mr. Foote, I'd YSv,s boxes
Capt Reynolds, 9TH N J, box
9Th Msss Militia, boxes
nj Smith, 9Th N J, box
A Ernest, 29th N Y, box
Miss Powell, Govt Hospital, 4 box
LIT Winch 18th N YSV,I box
M H Rioe, 18th N YSv, / box
Nj Lewis. Stewards Engr Regt. box
o F Watts Sd N Y Vols, l box
Bennett, GAIA R.gt, box
Rev Wilson, s6th Penna Regt, box
9 II Galick. Fire Zouaves, box
Capt r White, ssth p ", 1 box
G F Nicherson, I'd Maine, 1 box
II Draper, 18th NV, box.
ID. II RUCKER,
% 10 Nv Quartermsster, &c.
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BURNSIDE'S
Patent Portable House.

The inventor calls the attention of Suffers and
others to this useful invention HoEse can be
grooves.
Barnes and Stables built in the same way. Il
can be put up and taken down without injury TO
Orders can be Jeff with
SAMUEL WISE, Builder,
NO. 346 f street, near Thirteenth,
"a Him WASHINGTON, ID. g,
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Oysters! Oystersi

1HE ovkRLtoS SGPTsEpE EXPRESS
gu T spRtiESs e ressye on ,se.s famous planted
Rsstsursnfs and private fsmilies(N
they come from the water.
III Ofioe No. as Market spsce, below the
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III hhNUEN'S EAfkEcc.
H (EsTABLIsHKp IN 1891
tended their Express 20 Washington and are now
prepared 20 TRANSPORT Merchsndise, Bank Notes,
Nss Engiasd and Hestsrs States an Casada'
ConnecflnG with the most responsible Exprsrses
sssqsallsd facilities % all who may favor ne with
Their patronage For terms md Is5ther iniorms-
THIRD st., "a door below Pa. avenue,
"a 9 Sm WakhinltoA, ID @.
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DaytOn's Bakery.
FROM
NEW YORK.
ID r AN H,
No 456 Eleventh ST., betpeen @ and Fl,
WASHINGTON. D. @.
DAYToN's PIC MIC 4 OYSTER CRACKERS,
SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS,
BOSTON CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
SODA CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
LEMON BISCUIT.
Celebrated MlNcE PIES.
Hotel keepers, Heads of Families, and Suffers
are invited to try our excellent MINCE PIES
TESTIMONIAL.
CANT scoTr. Sept. g. 1851.
Mr.. DATroN-SR All of US, both officers and
privates, have ate freely of your Pies. can con-
scieuiously stste that no man il on the slck list
from parrakins'of them To tell the truth, VS. srs
hesrt-sIck because we can't GET enough of them
They are the only real luxury We. have had since
We ieit nome. r. F1NeLky, Surgeon.
IL Discount TO the Trade.
]. L. DAYTON,
i.ll-lm ass Eleventh st Washington, d g.
Coal oit-SSpAh OIL In, v,,,
Coal and Ethereal Oh Name factory,
Corner New Jersey av. and h ST.
Also, Suffers supplied BY
K. B. BURDGE,
j. ta-Ims Agent for =. w ULnnshIsn
- LlME-LlME-LIME!
UST Receiving and for sale q choice ayticle of
Potomac Lime, In lots to suit Customers
Also, keep constantly on hand SAWED WOOD
FENwICK & STEWART,
ja 10 St corner of 7th ct. and the canal
RUcKLEY's ARMY CHAIR.
The subscribers have secured the assnoy for
Msryi District Of Columbia, and Virginia.
BUCKEYES ARMY CHAIR.
A sfr9-g Cane Seat Chair, with back that folda
up ~ close % common camp stool and has been
Yrone1aced BY Gil Who have seen il 6 the best
IN: trade AID suffers furnished at liberal DIS
JAS. o. MCGUIRE CO..
jsle'ss tRspJ Corner 10Th md b stTss3s,
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$50 JOHNSON & NAGLE, ooo
~oC IMPORTERS OF ZOS
WINES. LIQ UOkS. H,VANA CIGARS, FINE
GROCkRlES, &C., = :
No. 2S9 Pa avenue, between s,h and 10th streets
Washington, ID. G.. -
No. 10 Royal ct near King, Alexandra, va.
Sole Agents for the SPARKLING ROCK and
MOSELLE WINES Of the Hockheim
Joint Stock Co., In Hoekheim
on the Rhine.
Constantly on hand their celebrated
Sparkling Hook aud Mossils Cabinet Wines.
Copnoisseurs are respectfully invited 10 give M
. coiis las
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER-Mr. John e. Owens LAST A ppear-
y snoe Miss Susan Denim as Dot sATUk-
psno: ass e. M s. The be goSN al
Pssssrn nos Mr.. John Z. OHen. re conclude
P Pisn the drama 4, Of CALEB PLpMMERIcalsb
Denim. ice
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AT Low PRICES!
Owing to the unusual demand for CIoaks We hay a
just received another large supply, which have
been purchased at very reduced prices, and will oe
s3id astonishing low: Our stock Of FANCY
SlLhS and LADIES' DRESS GOODS is still
good. ana will be sold at reduced prices.
M. TAYLOR d co,
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II Of the celebrsted brewery Of M Feiix. 10 b
esd IN AZ and mall ausntltiss Also, PioiIes,
and Sour Krout, by the barrel railou or In iars
CHARLES MADEs' Restaurant.
oe Is an corner Pa. Avenue and Tkird St
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Soldiers Pay!
THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will remit sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERS TO THIIR FAMILIEs,
At charge of
.- TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed In an
ENVELOPE
and securely tesled.
The full address,
(atlsdsss Post Oee, State; also, street ssd sss.-
Der. ~ q large eify,I
of the person to whom to be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT TEE
e X p r E 8 s ers
FURNISHES TIE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS iTH =.
FOR SOLDIERS
TO
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NIsHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
aas.E e. Q. SMITH.
Agent Harnden Express,
OF. Sd ST., second door below Pa. ave-,
ia s.Im Washington. d. @.
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importers of Foreign Wines, Liquors, &c
ia lift NEW York AND wAsHINsroN.
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WAGONS! WAGONSm
w WAGONS
have row on hand q lot of very superior new
WAGONS, which will be sold very cheap. Also
Poles, Shafts, Lamps, 30
ROBT. n GRAHAM
Cosohmaker. Eighth street,
IL Repairing of all kinds promptly attended
TO. ia 1I-Sts
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Soldiers Pay.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMfTTANCES 10 THEIR
FAMILIES,
At cry place on the lines of their Express,
Alta oharse Of twenty i've vents for any sum not
exeeedlng nifty dollars, and o proyortionate
sta additional charge 70 places reacs cd
BY connecting Expresses
The nosey, whether Geld on 1rsassvr Notes,
should Do enclosed IN IN envelope aDo securely
SEALED, and have the full address, (inoluding town,
Post Once, and State and In cities, the street and
number OF the person TO whom 20 be sent. and
the amount legiby marked thereon. Envelopes
foL THIS purpose MAJ be had a. our Offices.
10 faoiftefe prompt del very, the charge for re-
nittancs snould be pre- pssd.
WasAtssfea, Jan. Q, 1861 jas-lm
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Are. is.-Bsfers
Jufs-

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Are. is-B.fers
Jgig- sHIPsAS.
the CASE OF FyRDisASD Dim,ScHio CONVICTED
OF NUEDER-QUEsTIoS OF JuRisDIcrios.
la thi. csse ID nau,ho having been convicted
Of the murder Fox Niacet, the ship bouiel Nj
Edwin Jau-. Nsn-d. III. iornk fr arcs. % utgmert
tie argued that Trial iliegs ths, though
an. ship owt-d 10y Auricaus We, never having been
registered American su. not entitled " b. 70
coniered uns cou-sdered the United States Courts
could lave di zion II any crime coLmi.tef on board
such ship on tn- nigh
NJ Jam, mi tAaI b. die nent Ia this in
snce hii DID ut ,uit ny clearly set forth ihe fact
tia, bi. .hip American emp merely stating that .te
owned Dy AurT that beuce the Indictment
" - good, .nd a co.yct.o. uud-r IL was void
District Attorney sEn frped arguing that tie ini.ed
Sac suffr-ut give IA sdiction where crime
was committed by - -isn-s f'reeurr board ship
a, Au'ecai hei THAI vie held by Mr. Jasnes
hap obtau there would be protection board chip
fpeizu built va aid ngssat.d by Anecsns aud
al crimes uIighl be cUmAft-d board such yrsssl with
iup .uiiy
The prisoner wa, emA ided until rriay mornnr
ADMITTED TO The BAR.
90 motion OF Dirttic Attorney smith, Mr.. Thos.
Duhphy admitted practice IL the Court. OF tue ned
Stslr,
IHG FORGED BOUNTY LASD-wARRANT CAsR.
In tue case Of Z.cA4riah SeAser, Mr.. Nash ap-
pi,j have he bal reduced accused G. hsiu-
us In he rs-ry f hree bounty lad warrants aud
h.s Da l. %lOt0 Ia c.cb
BY OF ID the Jud.s ordered the
bali 10 be reduced to $500. rlCO) Ia each case.
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4 CARD FROM OFFICER TAYLOR or THE FIFTH
PkLCINCr.



SIR: In THy TRIBUNE oI this date lind Card
snsd by Justice Michael Connolly denying that lie be
f5.ei to grant warrant. against unce-d liquor dealer.
my sdsvits and sians mat be had tho lith int,
ssusd 3 for their conpl dat an ryen
hem To oth-r officer. The Justice DID believe
issue th. alluded to- but when applied hun to
tax, III isyit against oh.r, for TIA" n.- ~.
fssd to hear tud sd ha when he ~surd sny uoI. b..
would lei tnUv In fr.iri to the assertion Of unht.
!Of DE- Performance 81 poceuisns t., that
which yrfy bee d.'mir ed nv .ibply brit 81
airy u ,- snis cpplti, rd c. tue
than Ju-tic. Cohnpy. 1T dsrep poet ronduct
eNcsuity Of temper, b. tolerated ln any
nruit-f u tho forc- ~ The IonHisi 'bef-.
lite iacls that Juscr toluOly hos fr gotten the
dignity which properly brlonIsto bic position abu. M
shrn"snf aD iIc'd % APPEAR Count bu,n.r, q such
-ki'n "a g. del y r proceedings Of tho Court snd 10 hold
ne ~ 20 toe iicis o tnr hab,u-. II the fDubs"
of the vi alton OF tA- selling maternity who Nd
-sf 10 vo uhaor the especial guardi.-hp hoAor
Ju-tcr never hay do now, any favor from the
CONT but what waut j., tbs, wLsD a la on pIo
bu'itss. and Ia tlr l-gi IL cnury- Il DUTY sl
iut be- s.-"i by The nassiHir wtth abuse unb,con
- pI'itiDl. AID i'm susse 1rtrr Tor tie low i
1~s ~hisi s"- N to ~joy the protection smsl poit,
~ tie issi,tsacy VI ths c,ty.
NYun, respectfully, JOHN :. TAYLOR,
Aet- } ik, Aug 10. 1872 titL Precinct poir.
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CRcKrr MAroH-Sr. GEoRcEs vs.. Qugrys
CousrY.--Tbe match between the above Clubs was
brought to IA termination Yesterday afternoon on the
ground of the 81. Georges Club at Hoboken. The
Queels County players met with sn overw helming
defeat, Notwithstanding they were assisted by the
three accomplished professionals, Hammond, IIamp-
shire, aud Sader. The st. Georges went to the
wicket iir-r, and before they Were got rid Of the
telegraph SLOWED tolal Of "l5 runs. OF these,
Harry Wright contributed 20 obtained in that brit
liant style which charactoriZes his play Cnrrie =
III u WAS the r,sult Of really hne batting as
WA al.o Waller weilgot -. and Capt. lai X IT,
AMI " no, out The Quc,us County players seemed
thoroughly disheauenod AT the Tremendous score oh
,alnrd Ivy their opponents Ia their irt nning. for
they din not play III O. cir customary style. Byron
the only Que who oh'an.d double lgurcs IN the
hpt mnirgr, rs war der ia tie second iuriugs.
The scores % the two l1niugs were - und s. 10
spectIv.iy, leaving tie Dragon sluyers tho vic ors
IL Que iuniu- aud 10 rdns. The following is the
score.
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--latest Ship News.

Ahhi' I'd Tar ksDAf E'h' t&' "
Bark Norma iN0r hi.gr Hull. Ens ~ das O. Goa. 70
Barclay Lvine-to. ilai vrrisbe winds all the nl'sage
hs'k Morning Light to tos'ouD. smelling, nllaoe,hpon,
coal. -
big Morning S.r tir, Of BaiS.r), DeRhani Cow Bay {
H., ~ days. coal to Il B,lllni.
solr Trident iot uth Iiousston) Nianco ,ieniueyos
July 30 in ballast to Muirr tush,or. ssil-, ~ COMPANY
with Il Il. hspe, and n. Means, TO- NeS ORA 'u!
% OF o IL. Of Pines Donded by III r sli'h Na ''s
e.. craia e. & ;, "u U,u A,y Light passed an Am sooy
ar bound Ia, ~ Ion ~ 20, spoke s'ni' rIsec,s
Bennett itom C.eufrgos 20. ,ev York lh on 'ape aa
rss large hp with douolc tops.i 'erds W W" VI
s-,n,rai steering ; W tho steamboat was 's'SsnUN
!orx I'D. and sails s-t.
y mr. Haxdl ooy.r'. Port Royal , days
Schr Ira o. MILD. fAl hktr
S,hr roIg- ,hsnwi.. Ncw-Leniou dsya
SER ,pi, West, 30. TT osny.
SCH lsnk uo,, Rs ty Providence dsys-
scht Councillor Lord fil,worIh days
Sch. Mary, boyd. Luhec daya
WIND--Sunss, 3 iesh.
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