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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
BOOTS AND SHOES
BEST MATERIAL--LOW PRIZES

1NHE undersigned has just opened n shop Tor The
l. manuastpre OF BOOTS and SHOES corner o
second ana st. Clair streets, whore he will 10 at ri
times prepared to accommodate his customers With
everything IN hs line.
HIS stock large and of tho very best material snd
his prices and work will suit his custoets Give hun
a call and see for yourselves. fl1'I7
m2Jdlm r. A. USHER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
schenCk voted Against KppFO.
priaIiOns for our Army In
Mexico.


schenck Voted Against ApprO-
priaIiOns for our Army In
Mexico.
We have heretofore charged that Gen.
schenek voted against appropfiAtions for
our army during the war with Mexico
This has been denied by some Of the abo-
lition orators in their speeches, and also
by some Of the abolition journals. among
others dirty little sheet culied the Middle
town journal Mr.. Schenck did vote
against supplies, as will Be seen by refer
ring to the proceedings of Congress, Feb
ruaiy 22nd, (WAsHNoTos's birthday,)
1s47, to be found in the Congressional
GloJs, 1857. On that day bill passed
the House Of Representatives, making the
following. among great number of other
appropriations, viz: AiA6 NJA0
For tn pay OF the army. 50 3s5, ,4C2
For ray Of volunteers, including general and
stan officers, 1sSlo,o93
For Sub-istence, IN kind of the army vol
unteefs, and en- soli ,sgs
For clothing the sir1y, camp and garrison
commisaoned ofhsers and r,uscisns... -. 1901
For medical ital department....: BJ,V,0
For pruvidinS Tor the comic u discharged
des,itute 50 ders 20 their hoTnes....... scOOcO
For Jay oi w unleers under he resolution
Of 18th August, 1870. ef6....s...,...sss....... 1000
For d.. under act VI 18th May, 1e4j....,". l3,VOO
For travelling allowance Of w unteerr...' 5VU,WO
Gently called uio service. ..............: l,Oos,OOO
volunteers - . " @ 2sscOo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
New Firm.

INBE underbgned Is prepared to DO all kinds Of up
L holstery repairs OF furniture and re-varnsl ing
so all kinds Of paper hanging done at shOrt notice
az the rooms above MIR. ], Abbey's Drug Store, n o
l2l "a am street, south OF the market
feba OHAs.A MIKIEAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
BRING IN THE RETURNS.
WATCH THE POLLS.

Watch the polls all day. Challenge
every doubtful voter, ALLOW no trickery,
Let some Democrat see the ballots counted
out. Don't let any negroes vote. Be on
your guard for counterfeit tickets. Read
your ticket over carefully. Those we
send in the paper are correct.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

tian memorial, indicating that they were
hastily thrown up, and in unconsecrated
ground.
The strong man shuddered to the hearts
cure, as in burning letters his own name
appeared on the miserable head-bOard.
In dreadful agony he uttered . wild
cry, and fell insenSible. When he came
to himself be found that he was in his
own bed, and his wife beside him, staunch-
ing, ns well as she could, . severe cut in
his head.
Not word did Mickey say that whole
night about his adventure with the ''good
people" But the next morning, although
suffering considerably from his last even
ing's accident, he made . clean breast Of
it, and told his wife everything, together
with his determination to take warning
by the lessons the fairies had given bin
"a determination, ] am glad to record,
tbat be kent 10 the utfRrVaOst; for from
that time forward there was not sober
er or n more domestic and industrious
man in the whole country round than
Mickey Mdguirp, ti1e miller. ~
Great was the delight he took, in after
years, when seated in the chimney cor.
ner, surrounded by = friendly circle Of
bouncing little Maguires, and listened to
by such Of the neighbors as might drop
iNsS tea with tNrTiGh miller, iN relating
the circumstances which caused his re-
formation, and which he believed as i'm
piicitly as holy writ, although Mrs. Ma
guire would now and then try his temper
by declaring that it was very strange. in
deed, for she was at the window all the
time, and he wasn't down a minute be-
fore she had him lying in bed with wet
towel on his forehead.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
How Amasa was Cured ef 4esGaWGr


Not q thousand miles from Jamaica
Plain lived Lem Seaver. Bob Emmons and
Amasa May Lem was fond Of shooting,
could shoot well, and was rather proud of
it 1t happened, on bright October day,
that he had been hunting the cover on the
Newton side Of the pond, and came out
by the old barn where Bob Emmons was
at work After little talk, Lem left his
gun and fixings on the outside, and went
into the barn 10 look at the cattle, and
finally passed through to get draught Of
cider at the house. While he was gone,
Bob, who was at the bottom of all mischief
done in the vicinity, dropped an extra
charge Of shot into each barrel Of the gun,
and stood by waiting for fun. Presently
Amasa came up the road with new hat
on; the half formed plan that tlOated in
the brain Of Bob was instantly completed
and put into action, as follows. Hating
AmaSa-
Come quick says he, let's have some
fun with Lem. Wen draw out his shot
and bet he can't hit your hat
Capital good idea,' replied Amasa.
Lem thinks he can shoot ; we'll open his
eyes little, Ell Y
Bob carefully drew out all the shots he
had just put in, and put the gun back
where he found it. Just then Lem came
back.
Halo, Lem says Amasa. what are
you toting that gun about forP
oh, IT'S a way have says Lem
sometimes | g.t chance to shoot, and
then | almost always hit
But you can't hit my hat six rods, >
exclaimed Amasa; bet an oyster supper
for the boys to nightl'
'Done,' said Lem; set il up!
Amasa put his hat on post and meas
ured the six rods, almost bursting with
suppressed laughter at the imaginary idea
Of LENS looks when he should find that
he couldn't hit hat at six rods. Bob,
also, chuckled at the success Of his plan,
winning the bet. He brought the gun up
TO his face to fire.
Double your bet and give it both bar
rels, says Amasa.
'Ay, ayr replied Lem, and he let drive
right and left.
Before the smoke rolled away, Awasa
jumped forward with a shout and laugh,
to show Lem that he couldn't hit a hat in
broad daylight. But-where- was it?-
Bits Of fur here and there, and miserable
dilapidated wreck Of hat, that looked as
If all the woodcocks of Norfolk county
had stuck their bills through it, was the
sight to greet his eyes. The sudden and
instantaneous change of his cOuntenance
told Bob who had lost the wager. And
that was the way AmaSa was cured Of
betting.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

How CHILDREN IN Texas TREAT Ea1cgix.
In the interior Of Texas, corn 6fSkd
forms the staple article Of diet assStiilhg
composed Of wheat -four being a60nk g
scarce as ice cream in Sahafa 0ne e
the citizens of those parts, some bndnlAn-
since, paid visit to reiative IN G1isss<
ton, who, knowing the rarity Of Ahsak
fixings" in his visitors location, PEssenked
him with genuine wheat biscais - -
given to each of his children on hiaEetnFn.
The journey was long. and the HenaAss
warm so that before the good maH gpaeh-
ed home, the biscuits had~-becoms hnEd
and dry. The wonderful presents fts@
Aunt Jane" were in due time distFika.
ted to the tow.headed ynungsteE md
they ran off with them in high gIeA. Seaa
one Of them made his appearances witb q
live coal on the top of his biscuit AkicA
he was blowing most vigorously.
"That's the go, Jake, cried shelhfss
"blow away; III be darned IL the eiislsF
don't poke his head out'n bis she,li nlss
long,"
The youngsters, xho had never ~ .,
biscuit before, thought they were yo1ng
terrapins, and they were bound toNl&Ag
them show their heads. h, E5ssi6 s.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

GaANSY's RECIPE FOR PICKING GRIEv-
ANCEs.-Take a quarter of an ounce of
Grievance. Some say grain is sufficient,
as in this recipe everything depends on
the cooking. We have ever been told it
has been successful without any Of the
solid ingredient at all, but we only give
what We have tried. Bruise and pound
it thoroughly, SO that every particle Of
the fibre is laid bare. Season it with n
good sprinkling Of your Own Music. Let
it stand some hours, adding from time to
time alternately pinch of the Unrequited
Delinqncncics Of others, and their Unde-
served Blessings. In the evening boil it
in water from the well Of Pride, leaving
it to simmer all night. The next morn
ing strain it from all remnants of your
own Well deserved Trials. bottle it, and
cork it tightly from the fresh air, which
is fatal to it, securing the cork with parch-
ment, written over with the Generous
Concentrations Of our acquaintances, and
Unjust attacks ofyOur best friends. This
pickle is warranted to keep for years. If
It should fail, it must be either from some
defect of care in the straining, or because
the vessel in which it was boiled had not
been previously carefully rinsed from all
remains Of your own Undeserved Bless.
ings. If it should lose any of its sharp
ness, you have only to boil the whole
carefully over again in water from the
same well, and you will find the flavohr
recover all its first acidity and pungency.
Let no cooks attempt this recipe to whom
time is of any value, as all depends on the
leisure bestowed on the preparation.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26


SrRoNG ARGUhKNr VI. 6raOnu BUfsa !.
Why is IL, my sOn, that whsnyO crop
your bread and butter it is aIWuys the 6at-
tered side DOWN. 'ri s4ssS sfsf :
Il don't know. It hadn't ortet, hoA Alle
The strongest side ought 10 be-ups -and !
this is the strongest butter have 4ezex
seen.' --. - -.--.-,-.r-
Hush up; it's some Of yasx
churning.' .,.,s ssS;ifiI n
Did she churn It'll Thes
thing. "a -. fsss,.,,s,s
What. your auntl'
NO, this here butter. To mAks thnG
poor old woman churn it, when its Htreag
enough to ehurn ITSELF Np~. ,sgssi, -'-s
Hush, Zeb, I've eat great deal WpeDU
in the most aristocratic houses 5
well. people Of rank ought 10 eat n
why people Of rank ? .at.9sA
Cause it's rank buttefi' '-"'' :
You varmint, you'll What maker ye1
talk so smart p 'e tzsssfs
Cause the butter has taken the 6kinUG
my tongue. mOtherl' -@ M
Zeb. dOu'tliel Ican't throw away -
butter ..a staf
I'll tell you, ina, what would do,Milh
it Keep il TO draw Llissers q. YOn oneht
to see the flies keel over as soon, - tkeY
touch it, s...,,....,... III ~ III
Zeb. don't aggregate bat lak {.
quarter, go to the store and buy ppnPd;
Of fresh butter -. -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

To LEr.-There are more things "to
let" than are placarded. Hearts are to let
every day =; old hearts, stricken hearts
all empty--all to let
There are heads to let, to any new thing
to is'ns, Ologies and lists {; heads without
. tenant.
There are hands to let. Hands plump
and fair; hands lean and brown. Those
to love, and those to labor; these for rags.
and those for rings.
There are cOnsciences to let; elastic and
accommodating at Eve psy cent, . mOnth,
sixty per cent. year--tO let on bond and
mortgage. and . pound of flesh.
And SO it goes, from sOds to souls; al.
most everything witha given price, every.
thing In the market but griefs. They are
never quoted, never at premium, never
ito let"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

=
DEPTH or QUTEf PEoPtR. ~ HcmS
dawn upoS you, like the Aba ThSy ~
press you vagusly utsi6fst inst,i ~
hHodred kees you sNsst 'tR4y
walks. They laeiA6fe6g yeNt ~
like the hoatiI aapde. ana Yoni
watch awbils bsehENy Nyen 80 lhnt ebef -
mountains. S0nle men ssanind
quiet lakes, places snch - yOu hare eM
happened upon, where ,tha green 3n -
field flowers hang over and ara ,tsepetB1
out Of the water eli day long, The1 -
nothing remarkable about the aONN
only that they seem so much ike l1yg -
kindness and gentleness, and tho6S d ~
every day ordinary little virtues Fes
haps you become attached 60 the kt "
cause it is genial spot, and Whsaht ~
ever lived near . lake er moi, II $500 ~
remind you of home. But yon 80
dream Of its being IN any way wos1t
Some day or other, you caFelessly e d
line into the clear depths, close ~ -
side of the daisies and daGodils, &
goes down, down, down. YOn ls6nAssse
and sound deeper, but your linz dolit
bring up. What q deep spot thntigk
you think, and you try another. iTha -
fected daises seem to smile at yOn eRko
the water, the turf looks as greea aS Se8sy'
but there is no shallow spot bensat
You never thought il, but your qniek I9knI
is all around unfathomAbIe. You aFe 'n1nA
the less impressed from the Set That kiS
. quiet lake.. WSIlidahS Qdartstlt
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
A SMILE NAV be hr;oht while N. he,

A SMILE may be bright while the heart
is sad. The rainbow is beautiful in the
air, while beneath is the moaning Of the
sea.
A MODEST and retiring young lady is one
who blows out the candle before she takes
of her socks &c..
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

A LITTLE BOY, after listening 10 . ssss.
mon on being borR again. returned home
much distressed, and said to his n0thsE,
" I didn't like theseFmOn. ne, and don't
want to be bora over agAiR-tor ] micbt
be GAL. ,, - :, =, =, z
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
THE CARY HOUSE,
PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN STREET, ......PLACERvILLE.
wUNsCH 3 SUPP....PRoPRIEToRs.
TTNHE undersigned having leased the Placer Hotel
respectfully solicit = continuance Of the siberal
patronage heretofore extended to Il, and assure its
former patrons and the public generally that no ef-
fort shall be rpared on their part to promote the
comfort Of all who may favor them with their pa
trOnAge.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated In the very heart
Of the business portion Of Placerville, offers supe
For inducements to residents and the travelling pub
lie The TABLE will always be supplied viii the
hest vianda to be had In the market, and the Lodg-
ing department will ever be clean and comfortable
!. ~ Pei~-s IL ->~-~~'s.@~ Sr''h 80 <'rI'S
F.vuAytrt ~OroGn = SSPp.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

BIsBoP BUREET, at one Of bis yinltallens
when the name Of . very old ganligI
was called over, { Of whom q ptiHet n..
plant had been made that The pasi
not endure him, he gasl p4ct ~
mons), graySIy .chided ~ po11
am told, ". -. .-: =. sllIAl b
is very wen satisfied win ~ =
respecfs, but they ere a6ek
with your eeSpnMas MDw
extempors, AL m I'D -
do. or 6iying. .than.
yen have enly ~ a I.
sefmons- and the1 ri -
complainf.W r ley 81
ship, Fsplied ~ esIi'
been RbsAlf mlSl
been IL tle hAl)
ser1noa6 md
your iCsdShl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

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ifuit: LsYcas eEla
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

PgRP0sEa, like eggs snless they %
Matched into action, Fiilgnn iDtsFottsnr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

NzE w I0Es 81 IA rTU Al "
Su. suvIeEs, w.. A.. SAHVAAI.
.syA.c.o.. Year e: SIX I. Month, ss,
rOSI, - eents; SiAGe Copies, l7h cents
ADVERrISING-Oae square q 10 lines Hrst inserticn ~
.ea q ~ Hs s SaGI M ins. cS E
CAFee nonths $40 liberal discount win be made The
SSsVs fer yearly aAd quarterly Advertisements Vhea
OHceed enc square.
JOE PRfSTTN0-Our 0nos Is rspiste with all the modern
1rreVe1eatS AID nAPiD execution Of
49,. saSabIS Cirssiars Tekess PrOsranEes. Ger
uSeais; of slSok Deposit sllAeAd. cheeks, Receipts
Carda Lah1as, Ose u Plaa - fhaey o9lOro4 lnhs.
.,uaTTcra. RLANKs-AmAAvIts Undertakings and wrts Of
Asehnsas uAAs the law for sac at this Ooe also
IanE DSsrAoas ef HonessAd the ncst veaent forn
AIS, bsssdfsIly executed MARRIAGE CERTEfsATE.
eEs moase b ss satAOTlsed Assn, he MOUNTAIN
DkN0CW1T me city % san FrSheiseo An orders fer
he RaRsr or Advertising len With him vii Be promptly A.
- C. KERLEY sutAssis~a aCsesve asueyS dse% % .tt<I
~ FsHbscrtptoas advertising. etc.
". GIBBs s the NuSoFised AEsatsf ths DEH0caAT a.
NsES, ~ vah hi~, viu Se prOaPtiy aiaeaSeA ~
cnAs P. JACKSON The authorised Aeeut q the noCN:
TAIS DEnOcRAr At VI Dorado Orders len With him vii
~ 1rsapty attended 70.
T. j. BIDLEMAN autAsriEea nSeat ct aaerauento-
An esaerS fss Advertising len with hin viii receive in
lsAints Attentiou.
RADIAN IT, IL eur authorized agent as saeramspts aud
uin Irsayty dVsriSswSuts handed him for us
col H. .. HOPKINS 10 suAOTiIed sSent s' Aaron,
hO0O conaty.
Az L. DIAs h Aseat the DunOeHAT At vrsinIs City,
NsVNAA TeTTttsry.
col WM KSOX Is autAoriEed aEen Grizzly FLAT
An Eivea hin for ths DenoerA vi Be promptly e.
tsaAeA -.
A. o. sAITH sutAsFisr solicit sdvetsensnts and sab
sVtVtssas ~ the DsoSsrHs In Ssera.snsS city
OAee, en- ColOma Street.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

u - Z. W IOE8 81 ia n u - n y .
.. y. sHLWEEs, ~. a. SAHvAAT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
EROM MEMPHIS

MfMPHIs. June lS.-Geu Lew. Wallace
had assumed command Of the city, his first
Qihc.al accOift vAs u take pJfsession Of the
Argus Office ~n,cif has been Gu spoken in its
sympathies FOR the rebellion,
L. NJ. Knox, OF the New York Herald. A j..
ID. Richardson's. of the Tribune. have been
appointed supervisors Of lie editorials which
appear in the paper
Threats having been made to tear dowa
Union flags flying over houses OF some Cit.
zens, the Provost Marshal has issued orders
instructing the guard TO shoot down any one
attempting 10 pull down the dag or offering
an Insult or moiesting residents or citizens
who have thus manifested devotion 20 the
Union.
@Orders were rlso issued TO imprison all cit
izen carrying concealed weapons.
Guerillas are prowling about the country,
1.-Two men were arrested last night by our
pickets prowlng in the suburbs OF the city.
OWN to the scarcity of change, the Board
of Alderman voted an issue OF 100000
fractional rates as public exigenc;es require
Guerilla bands are still engaged in burn
Tag Cotton.
Counties in Northern Mississippi which
ale not already destroyed by.owners.
The oath OF allegiance was administered
10 over 400 yesterday, half of them SOL
diers.
Tbs Avalanche says the rebel authorities
ordered the rolling stock of the Mobile and
Ohio Road from Panala to Meridian.
Richmond dispatches. give an account of
a Reconnaissance under Gen. Stewart OF 80,
and says he made circuit through the Fed.
eral lines. from Richmond, Va. Hanover c
H.. Old Church, Tunstall's TO James River,
and back to the city. and captured Us prs-
ers and 300 horses and mules.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

feaf MoxAor, June Nethiarhss 20
report In this vicinity. ~
The weather Il saltfy and unsettled.
Gen Dix has returned FROM Suffolk. hAv
,ug completed bis labor IN preparing AMI
posting troops 50 a. 20 cul of any cornmIni
eat.on bets cen the seceasioni-se 81 NerEolk.
and tie rebels above.
By an arrival from " hi,e Hoase .-se lcssn
that skifmishing has heen going en IA front
al the aTmY.
The rebels have assumed more iaeaacing
atssss,ds. and ill trv - hriag on esperal
enra cement IA front ~ their work.. IN order
. s.raa ous our sroops within range Of their
ea,ferie<.
Three desssssfs irom ,he IL sea .aeat of
Ceorria. Who cane IA yesterday. rciicrate
tho report that the r.beis are becoming des.
perste, and gfceiiy disiessie'i - iheif rercr'
dsfeafa f
O.ieFs have been issued pfcxenfing -nF
person. not concerted vith the Army Of the
Potomac. from visiting Tic fsopL ppdsr saJ
circumstance
vrdsr the proclamation ofeov, Plffp)nt
10 msfrow u the iast dsy Zoe the civil on -er'
% come forward and take the oath OF ale
eianre IA pone Of tie els eikcsf1 "a Nor
/ folk have - vet taken the oath Il = though'
/ there viii be sons tFouele.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

10 the House amendments 10 the said bill
Adopted.
Messrs. King and Fessenden presented Pc
tiiions foF bankrupt Law.
Mr.. Merrill presented petition for she
repeal II the Fugitive Slave law.
Mr. Doolitlle introduced a bill granting
the proceeds OF certain lands - The Pacific
Railroad Referred. SO
Nc Hale called up the bill TO repeal the
net passed. J.'ae 2d, 10 prevent aud punish
irausi. 'ou the Government The ~ pro
vile. Ear inquiry lhto al contracts aasde b.
Government officers Pending vote on he
bill il Was postponed until 10 morrow
The bill - ueiine the pay and emolumens
OF the ollirers II the army ~as then taken
up and Committee OF Conference ordered
upon H.
The pacific Railroad bill was next taken
up
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
FROM NEW YORK.


Nav YoRK. June oo---The Heralds dis
patch says intelligent officers who examined
the White House on Pamunkey river arc as
tonished at the noise made in Congress about
its occupation as hospital They state it
cannot be made 20 accommodate more than
II or % patients. and Is regarded very
small presext for an assault upon Mcclellan.
who, through the Vaccinations of those who
are bowling at him. has been left with only
a part OF the army Of the Potomac to sus-
tain the brunt Of the whole war in front OF
Richmond.
The editorial correspondence OF the Times
says. Mcclellan has been laboring under in
disposition more or less severe for several
DAYS he il much better now. however. and
l. indefa,igable in the attention TO the de-
tails Of his official dnty, keeping an eye over
every bridge and every battery, and spends
a large part Of the day in the saddle. He
has most laborious and effective staff and
and The whole business Of the army il in the
mos. compact and complete order.
TINES DISPATCH.
The Judiciary Committee Of tue House.
have commenced prosecuting the investiga-
ton OF the charges agains; Representative
Ben. Wood. Ii Is openly asserted that
enough will be proved against him to war
rant his expulsion from the House.
Among other allegations ii Is rumored
that an agent recently went South under lis
pass, which was everywhere recognized by
the rebel powers.
Nrw YorK, jane 2O.-The steamer En-
pire City rom Fl. Monroe with $50 sick and
wounded soldiers from McClelan's army,
arrived at noon. She wiii proceed to AL.
bany.
a list Of names could not be procured for
the press.