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sbistp If tet Blatktts.

4 - OaEsGxar OFFICE No. 10 Carr sf1sEr,l
Iss Monday Morning. February "a 1867. !
Thess sppeafs be nothing doing To-day. VIC
did mol ilsAt OF sale. rs
Nothipg reported 3E35e$ !y
Tho demand moderate and Tho sale,
about so hhds previous Inferior 1s92 Com
SoSl COMMON; 271s Fair 10 Fully Frir, 2IS3ls
Choices lari1ed Yellow @5]ss, Sc onds
Clarified White, Stove Dried Whe. 7@Si4c.
have heard OF a few small sales at pre
yatss l4a Prime 10 and Choice 1910
hear Of only smsn gales at $l3 30 for
kslpefsie md "A ID IA bb for Extra Il So
Tor White. 81 - x V =
!. 100 bales Grab Grass sold al SIS u TOM
.Sionidsrs at 2c Klbbsi Sides 25 Plain
1tsgs CLEAR sn and Sugar Cured Ham in the
u Z. Mess ii etailing at $50 n bbh e MI
1l5 fiorces Prime new sold yesterday morning dit
10 TAs retail demand Is supplied tisces and 25c
i a n FOR Es57 ~
.Yhs retail demand for Old Bourbon and Mo-
lnahsiN has pplisd at 81 81 RecRed made
from Louis ana Rum, al 81 2o@sl Is y gallon n,
i u Nothing elie reported. ss49s s$
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Railroads..

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February 2 s62- bales hay Ihornili &ee
81 do Lan.hli lG do George Mensnan- 81 do stuart
Jsmes-7 do Lewis Olt shy do Heath sundries to
der-Total Ill bales hay.
CANTON February g. 1852 box kegs butter Tharp {
MaddoA1 do Stuart james bars iron to Tift,2D Gbls
lime Carmichael SO bills to Kendall Holbrook &eo-4
rolls leather r U kern-sundres to order.
N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BR AsHEAR CITY February 49, 1862 rs hhds sugar to
Feowes Sco- "a do West, Kenshaw Camnlack bbs mo-
asses Free Mnrket75 do Anglers order62 seks poatoes to
G. Dckerson- IS head cattle Rey IS do Wilkns-l7 do
E Imbeau-sundres 10 order. s4 g-es
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CATTLE MARKET.

HYPERION GITY. February u, 1862. +
Saturday yesterday 1853 Texas Besves and ri
Annnt e Sock sold were l2i Texas and 66 Western
Hogs, 10 Veal Cattle and Mich Cows. Stock
fale $40 aud 81 Western Beeses AIS
Aossast tl Vsal Cattle and % Mich Cows. We quote
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cssscEsr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, !
l.lIs- n SafnrflaY Eight Feb. u. 1852. 4

ffRrsnrNr No. 70 E0nap street.
&s kSsEts III Saturday Night Feb a. 1862
lnch has ssnaeo me nnace Ia
nsNS me week now closing following spe o N nv csntne
lsnneee .la ~ ma rfeaer
n kgAnoks lssna nsn ms y Fort Don.
10 river me Y IS en;si
HI eb rsyerses have nad ~
ttAcrs IA md II
NO anoma,oas STAG O. amss in he contest
sn n ne ~ paSs pssn M a. the
us fads consist Y 5nas ~ ha AZ.
states e sesxs q sne Is nsr md snolsses
yd ushe y Inese ais Rha ~
aaes deelse,ls and Anxons o. s.
fAfpns fnad there esc oneis xeng anu asady " "
M sd they hsys ior Sat NJ
e some tn operators and owners 9. money
70 be lsd away ~ 1sSIs
bc IN their Ils ~ ~
40itlcs Of city ana state oe mere
suurtrse than notes q BONDS M i ~
place to usnAs 10 the did and ua st1
contest nsfyeen We NSrn and e
% The wi 1e yty nste i
nd phrases the CREST Sonth Y ~ for s
y IN noNud In snancat Ky =. ,S
n Ion p1nd fheletore y = nSssss 9l G
nd Maesa1 e ne IuhnsaE M a -
e carls wv " s!a.e
rty and bonds Win od l,s saIss
tsas g n , ~ isSa .ne xssy o.
Y suss nsa no prssen.i INV IS cens
q M nov sanetlonea ahG sssehteu 70 n
alloiines a1a Jlnnlng w p9exe. " pe.ssi
a!tscn e pef CENT aEe IN Srsa
fne 1s iAy and and which they are now
we nops, anu " W.
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An BENZ. +. SMITH, DENTAL. SUR.
9 geon. Ollie and Residence, lS9 Canal street.
The vncante Base; after seven ears Of prae.
u.e, proves Ia be the most durable, com
Portable and economca! material for setting Ar'lca sth yet
discovered References be made large hummer OF
sons, who having tried gold prefer this mate H. All
other operations carefully per ormtd. lafO lnl1
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ssss.r.aaSa. LOSS OF TEEI'H-Dr. J. WESr
III Charles street, continues I'd supply IL Q
W$%3$S& LOSS OF TEETH without wires or sprinEs,

prlnCIpIe This
method mas procured him universal appreciation
ended beng he most ingenious of supplying ARTI
FICIA TEETH hitherto invented, and in n restoring
perfect articulation aud sscation and perfect and natural
in arpeaance defy detection By the closest observer Dr.
method of filling with gold all the modsr1
Tho4o interested will hnd those statements to b.
entirely and scrnpulousy Dr. W his sRceTt
thanks the nhshtants Of New Orleans and vicinity for thu
extensive practice thsy have favored him with for the last heI
from Lafayette Square, telu
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NEW lNFIRNIARY.
DIR. REYN Id s,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,

Would inform his friends aud the public that he has rented
completely fitted up As an narmary the spacious and ee.
giant mansion 10 Baronne street, between Canal and Com
Streets where will oil his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their Scad Heads, White Swell
lngs and Ulcers of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure, to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. ClIAPPEII. well-known and highly respect
able lady Of this city:
Copy of Certifcatel
New ORLEANS, Oct IL, 1861.
This certify that the undersigned resden. OF the city
Of New Orleans for number oil years. and now residing at No
%, Eato street. had been long time afflicted with Can
Ger In her breast In to have it removed, the under.
signed applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated il three
different times without ehecng Subsequently, ap
piled to DIR. REYNOLDS, under whose treatment the Cancer
efectualy removed aud perfect cure was made take
this doing justice Reynolds, and in order tina
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves Of his valuable
services.
nil If s. A. CHAPPEIJ.
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alarins 5atfuigtnts.
ORrsorrr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. 49,.
- Monday Morning. February "a. 49,

- Monday Morning. February "a lSoz
Arrived Saturday.
STEAMBOATS,.
RI Hodge, Smoker, FIN Vicksburg.
Red Thief No j, Wood, I'm 0uachi'a River.
r ID Hine Atkinson, FIN Attakapas.
Acadia Vincent, fib DonaldsnnSille.
Barataria, Ro.f, I'm Barateria.
s.s Arrived Yesterday.
Stcamh0ats.
laurel Hill, Hcuc, i'm Fort Adams.
W Burton Boissat, I'm, Alexandria.
III "A Gotten, -, I'm Bayou Sara.
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r EVERICH, WIN. Il. Il CO.. COTTON FACTORS
- and Cnmptssion Merchants, No. a Old Lsvst,
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ID McGUIGIN & CO.,
ga I. NJ A & R
No. 2i7 Julia street New Basin -
Awnings Tents TspauiiKs Flags made at the sho' IN
notict.
large supply Of Canvass always hand Of the best
tssasa. MO "
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FOR HInE-A Lor OF FlFrY NEGROES

large and small, including engineer sawyer carpen.
ter etc. for the year 1862 They located the
Yazoo river and would be hrot in Louisiana Msss.
spp No need apply unless prepared to give good refer
ences aud security tor their good treatment etc InrNaiion
terms on the lower Mississippi Yaoo Red rivers Address
ias2m J, FORREST, Fredericksburg Va.
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4 S25 REHVARD-RAN AWAY FROM las ST.
I'm Charles st, sci, the LUCINDA aged IS
M years. feet inches. email the right eye The
reward will be paid for her delivery he Gil,
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srHHOMAS q. PAYAN,
- NO - GAN AL STREET,
| = sE5 Between Camp and Magazine,
Wholesale and Retail ClOthfer.

Between ST. Joseph and Delord street, Nov Orleans
GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER, AND REAIER IN. q AZ
FIXTURES, PIPE, PLEMBISG MATERIALS, ETC. +
Dwellings, Stores Offices. etc. fitted Gas Water a, short
notice.
a9-Orders left tn Box 15i Mechanics Exchange 10 St.
Refer Anemou HILL No. Charities street. fell ly
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- FOR SALE-A FARM, SITUATE At 10
E short distance from The city, the Cnrroton IN
Nl and Lake Railroad the Canal Street Road good ~
house and buildings we'll stocked with fruit trees ETC.
Aso another Farm siuate short distance from above
containing about go superficial nrpent- The timber on tho
great value suitable Tor Vegetables pssnrass
etc. With little the above Farms can hs mnie
to yield Is to is per the investment Apply Vt III
Canal street feI2 lnr
WANTED-BY WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
w recommendations, snton SoverneSs house.
keeper superintendent of the household affairs OF gcnteel
family has objection to the country or she would have
objection renting furnished house and boarding the
pants few Others Address Mrs. Williams, ut this Office
fell If
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q MAS0UERADE AND FANCY BALLS
~ NINE GROUX, FROM PARIS,
SYANo. % Cont street, between Bourbon and Danpkn
HFT streets, New Orleans.
The best and most complete assortment OF Costumes
Masquerade Dresses and Domnoes of every nation and
style.
Private Room for Ladies' to Dress. Costume made to
order p26
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HOME GUARD, hXCLUSIVELf FOR
CITY PROTECT ON-Tls Citizens Guard, h4ying tu j
vi IGorganzed with roll Of sixty members have elected the
LII following named officers viz:
r. l.. MITCHELL, Captain.
IT, NJ. RUSHA. First l. eutenant.
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH Second Lieutenant.
doctor a. MILLER, Second Junior Lieutenant
II. sWAsEY, Orderly Sergeant.
They every Wednesday at half past sin o'clock T. NJ
at No. 81 gazins street, second floor wi EN- they will receive
applications for membership. All applicants must be fory.vs
old upwards and must be recommended by two MEM
bers Of the company.
fe2I St R. CHARLES, Secretary.
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A.fx MEN WANTED $50 BOUNTY-TII
IVA undersigned has been au horned by the Secretary OF
(449War recrn for The Confederate army. and he is
ready To muster in two companies for Coniele
rate Under the law Of Congress- privaes and
non.commissoed officers receive bounty Of Fifty Dollars
ensin Apply 81 CNstonhouse street. between Charities
d Old f,eveu street, up sails. .
jaG II A. f. SHAW, Captain.
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HENRY HART GUARDS---TRUE MEN
who resolved TO do their duy in defence OF their homes
I'M invited to join volunteer company The Henry Hart
III Guards" No admission fee is ,equired Apply TO AIT;
Magazine street and Felicity road Mr. o Ga GSrd wW5sT
DAY EVENING 24h inst at O'Clock, military tr1e, at the
armoy in the Planters Press corner OF Amuncaton and
Richard streets fe2 b.
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a aaLPIN,S NEW RES

...s~sA GELPIN'S NEW RES a.
&Sh4$ES TAURAET, 50 Royal street. <rsfSE !.
N3a&S2 JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure. saaA922ts Va
.6xar&lAof informing his friends and the
generally that he is ready receive and entertain
them establishment 81 Royal door the
Of Customhouss occupying the entire manson
accommodations. large public dining
the ground floor where meals provided all hours from
bcr of rooms for private parties Families and parties
pcaton above be supplied with the best Of everything
the either ready for the table 1t
the market, Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has always been extended him. the undersigned them
that will be his eneavor give the fullest sRsfao
ton TO those who may favor bin with their orders
ds tfh2tW JOHN GALPIN.
u ENOVAL. A. LOIlIkOP. ATTORNEY AND
IL Counsellor at Law has renewed his Office TO No. Al Camp
of }rav,'r. the drug LAG "
NUTICE-THE UNnERSI1NEn, AGENT FOR TALL
~ bolt Brother Richmond, Va, be fou,f at Messrs.
G. r. Sl"comb Co.'S No. IS Co: Street Jew Orleans.
fsS Inns JOHN POE, JR
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HrApqrANrEus GLENN GUARDS,

$50 BOUNTY-wANTEn IMMEDIATELY, RE-
r cruts II the PEMBERTON RANGERS, Co. U. 9TH Rrsi
M ment siann Volunteers, Col l. q. Seymour,
camp at Manassas VA Apply AT the office Of A. D. noro
time the enlistment. Unto MS, and equipments will
also he furnished.
ISAAC A. SMITH,
felS tt Captain Co. G. 9TH La. Vols.
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A 4 of The State of Louisiana.
<aXE g. A~ Tho following Sweepstakes for the
~~SA~Sp Spring Meeting Of 1862 are open
SATURDAY, March 81 lS62Sweepsakes for year dds
Nile Heats Sl50 half forfeit TIRES sub
scrbes t, ill., The Club add $500 II the Is the
1852. \. 80 = = =
Z SAME DAYSweepstake for year Odds; Two Mile Heats ;
subscription $500 half forfeit subscribers
Ia S5 added by the Club the the horse
10 save his stake; to aud close she LIST March, 1862
CONNIE cling TUESDAY Sd Of April ls6s .'Aee "s'A
Addres, nominations to s,E3s So
SIDNEY STORY, Secretary,
80, :. New Orleans.
A8-loussile uowlng Green Courier and Mobile rbuue
COPY un lsr March laid
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ri JUit DAYS.
BY JUS n. raYLon s. SON Aaoio.ss.s


TIyE vALUa.a.e II USta AND LIFTS.
"A : All ZION - We Will II, poa thu prssa isas.
Old MOaD +Y the sith sy OF J.uusry, con'a,p
m Q. &c o,kP a., ti-s v d,sisa.n,e family
r.t .enae, On brcs Ri ga, See ssre-.s. Jtrss
sf tia ab.,ve tensner,s Vwo sf b.i x and tina
o,her y fr ut Ga Il. oaa street 81 fest each.
and run rack 100 feat 10 ei.ey, an ara ocsI-
p:sd respectively BY Mesa's B-aeg aS.h, and
,sookln. To Houses co1ssin ab .us b roo III .aca.
WITH icheDs asd iii Necessary oushni. Ings, to
tlee wHh hydraats ia each ysrt. fisr psopeity
IL IN god r. pat and CO.. 2I.diny good rents
AL..O-Tvn aGlla Ten a., n Foushea
rtse.t, .nmefia.ey 10 ,c;r o. Hfsee Sire Rsr-
tn. ehIr n, Cc'u2faf by gred tSnants vt tn
,sn.s. al, ;nt, are OF IA, II uei sizs.
THE p. priv sdsc e. fer sin-ss nsnsg or
dwssi gs and l. wcr IN the at.oa a Of tEcte
desIiie Be iavast IL real e.Ee
TEsa-. -uI 10 nth "a / The ba aces At q
- aud inen,hs, f,r neg ,:iltle = oi-s. " tb W..
ser-st a7dai, an Ia ga i casa sc"vf-5 by 'rnst
cecil she "a, c.soe 8 10 pry The taxes and i'll
surancc s)s s5..
jala JAS N TAYLOR y sow, rcx
v>TAIfl.E'S SALt.-Tiiib be- sold on
MONDAY, rhe 20 h of January. is62. "a
the lot Of THoe. Il Efsass, near Rnchanaa's
Spring, commencing at ~ o'ciccs, a. A., -
lot of BRICKS, supposed 10 De 1917. Aise.
IL lot of UNbURNT Bi,Ij -. with AL III.
Sheds ard Stable, aud soEi= w heeibarrGws.
Ais, O eCast Iron PR; go 10 satisfy u dis =
tress warrant in ny hands III favor OF Jhos.
Bisgsr, VS. Hall Il WcoGson. Il
TERMs-Cash
FILMING PHILIPS q. II. e.
j.is-2ts
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xssny DlscsmAssa . Dfexsea-ls
1hs 1e.eea a SNsson Barnes

KA0My UNVCV0AnSS~
~ Sseess ~ Sasssn bernse.
s.vs insorma alton nom BrAxton county
vi, rratlfy,nx and greatly creditaDis 20
Ah. AZ aoval and brave ctuxsnstoI the
. eA ,hevcnSoasa some time In the early
eeaA" ,.., vsek the MoccAsiu Rangers"
pa fame has become widespread In tho
9Th vest directed their asssau on 70 Sa ''0a'
-. .,anty sea. OF Braxtou, whcre vac eas'
m had considerable scores eaaroso oy
u" .,I force, yet Numbering consldefaosy
80 ,hnn the Rangers. On their way ~
-, ,hey encountered body OF the enc
sua. charging upon II, scSssered u At
'"s. s,luag and wcundtng some. the,
$40. an IN sutton, and, after brief ekir-
.,.m,.asd the guard. They then *
IN. .nsmy's stores and burned them
=. s,n.,; sons signty bags Of coffee, which
they carried Gu
~ mi. bold aad successful exploit the Ran
Last but one nan bat that m an wac.
,,,.snately, thsir shrexd and emerge TIC
,..dsr. Peter Connolly. They called him
mar chief. he was brave ana noble lead
.r, who had kept mp eonstan: war on the
enemy. N.hsd KILLED VITA his own HANDS
during the struggle, sav.y-ttgA Of the enemy
HIS loss wis greatly depiored by his brave
comrades but 4a such II band there musi DC
one, at least, 10 take his place.
Isis 10 give coan tenance and encourage
men. to such bands this thas thefe Is
needed in the Northwest ut ieast small
army OF weii-discipiined troops, under an
.,eompiisaed and energe;is leader--nct one
AZ your demo thing. camp bound officers,
al All ny
graves ii would furnish tho nucleus around
h!ch the true mef o. the Northwest would
gather, and cooperating with which they
wonld SO worry md teriity the enemy tha'
hewoud Had the country TOP hot ior him.
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- ~ - selsk ss = = "a -,
getktr ofeaAt1e 4 colApAaI AaA eloeA - HWu
! ssssssd pss;, s. S conn i; (osss b q dsvs
ornor. Tho commissions IL tAces Wno AtoTUS
eiectsd % The ssnt oflpe shall ~ Of tie aaIAs
date with tAeir torMNs couMhelQn. and tAeso
e sss nsry a e, sr ~ esss
10. Every mlifuamAA 1Ailine - hl4-
self 90 enrolled, OF nAiinG q rseA1l Soobey
any order 0gaily tnsned . facilitate th1 exc.
s ss:ss :. !. se ssa s. e
reqairsd 70 aarvs three days for every one q
such fMiiurs Or rsfusal, and. for every 1Ay o.
spneceesary aoeeaee from any place OF fsn.
ot H. Tss Govs sn sasil appoint and CON.
msseioa ali field c0lcers; bat lh0 pr0poriion
Of auch oficers shall not excsed 10 four com
panles, one Major; 70 elk or moro bat lees
:asn ten q sss
mics. Colonel, q LieuteEAAt.Co1onel and
ono Major. There shall BE- . CAptata And
three Lisutenants for each company, who
shall b elected BY the company aud commits.
Is. The term OF service Of all volunteer
com panies shall - for one year, unIess the
com panies elect 20 enlist for longer period.
No new company shall b mustered In to SER
vice. for . period less than the war.
Is Citizens from other States, soj0urning
or escaping into the. State OF Ylrgtnia. may
organize themselves into volunteer compa.
nlsa, and be accepted, and the ofRcers com.
missioned By the Governor Of the Common.
wealth and all not % enlisunG shall be
deemed milttiamen, and shall. a. thoso from
disioyal distric - In this State, or those couA.
ties, cities or towns In the mill nry posses.
sion OF the enemy. be enrolled and drafted -
part Of the militia Of the county, city or
town In which they may ba at the time Of
enrolling and drafting OF the same.
IA. Volunteer compAnies with not less than
Ole hundred, rank ana file. may re.eulist
under their existing 0rGaniz1t ton, or may
form nsw ones NJ the expiration Of iheii pre-
sent term of service.
10 All citizens Of this State who were ever
reeidents Of one Of the States now forming
the United States, and now residents Of this
Safe, capable Of performing military duty ,
shall be deemed milisiamen when not N en-
bers OF some volunteer company, aud shall
be required to perform military duty.
l6. The Virginia volunteers contributed as
Nirginia's quota are to b accepted BY tbs
confederate states Government, upon the
condition that burroughs may BE- granted By
the CoiOnels commanding whenever upon
their honor the life or the restoration to
health Of the applicant therefor h dependent
thereon, or the case be one OF extraordinary
exigence, and the granting thereof will not bs
injurious to the public service.
II. All ordinances Of the Convention and
acts OF tae General Assembly In any wise
conflicting or Inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
Is. This act shall be in force from its pass.
age.
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DaaVefeus Persons.

Recently thAre has teen on exhibition, on
broad street, near the depot, several r. fed
eannon Of large caiio-e, marcel for the bat.
teries on the Potomac. Among the sptcta-
tors, we are Informed, were persons having
special pass ports TO 60 North via Fortress
Mon roe and IL may be reasonable to sup
rose that these persons, some OF them being
undoubtedly inimical 10 our cause, commu-
n.cated the facts of their observation TO the
Lincoln Government Immediately upon
their arrival in Washington; and this nay
ts the solution of the sailing and escape 4
the Pensacola the other day. The ship nigh
ha<e been lost if she had tarried until these
formidable guns had been placed in battery.
Its thus that anything like an in terch anse
Of siyilitlss or courtesies with the Northern
enemy works altogether for the benefit Of the
latter. The Yankees can beat us at bar
gins. II ID believed by many that every
apparent success they have hitherto gained,
msy he traced to the advantages they have
reaped from information derived in this
manner On our side, while We act Alto
gesher on the defensive, in .elligenco OF this
character, so derived, can be of no value
70 rs wha ever.
Why will not our Government adopt
passport sy TEN to obviste these evils The
public safety demands it. A bureau for this
purpose is as essential, at this moment, as
any bureau Of the Government, and 4 grea.
de n more SO than some OF them which seem
TO effect no particle OF good for the public
Welfare.
No doubt Col. Jones, il auth orized by the
Government to act, would institute system
.ueh AS the exigencies demand During his
r'sidsuee in Europe, we understand he in
yestsated the system there In ope1 alton !;
and while a modified plan would, probably
be best adapted to this couLtry-such plan
as his experience In the passport Office would
suggest to his miDd-there is every reason t.
beiisvs:sss ths public safety, and the pub
lie Interests, would be subserved by the
pI0np: action OF the Government,
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FATAL AccI ,KHr.-RudOlph Arnstein. wa.
gon master, was accidentally killed at the
Blunt Ordinary. in James City county, Va,
on Saturday, the 18th OF the present month,
while conveying train from Richmond to
Yorktown. He jumped from q wagon in
motion, and fell, one wagon wheel passing
over his chest, and causing his almost in
Simultaneous dee tn.
Some money and effects found in his pos
session, have been, by order Of Col. =. 3.
Ewell, placed in charge of Capt. r. L. hen
ley. The above is published for the benefit
Of the relations Of the deceased. Cspt. H. .
post-oflics Is Williamsburg, Va.
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Important Railway Connection.

The House OF Delegates has passed bill to
authorize n conn ection between the Orange
aad Alexandria and Manassas Gap \ all
roads, and the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac Railroad. This connec.
hon has been urged as II military necessity,
aud the Comm anding Generals of the Army
ofihe Potomac cordially approve The scheme.
II snow before the appropriate com mittes
Of the Senate, and will probably pass unan.
imous,y, ct an early period.
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The following appointments OF Brigadier
Generals have been confirmed by Congress
Henry Heth, Of Virginia, to take rank from
January 9Th.
johnson X Duncan, of Louisiana, to take
rank from January 9TH.
5. A. NJ. Wood Of Alabama, to take rank
from January 9TH. e.. ;.