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A ReminInc BON.

The Rochester DEMOCWNr gives a long ao'
count OF the expl It's OF female soldier. She
tended bar two weeks last winter, at the Gin
ton House, Albion, N. T., going by the nSme
Of Charley Miller. Last spring She enlisted in
the 10 h New York Regiment, and served two
months as a drummer boy, calling herself Ed
xaid q. Hamilton. She has driven a hackney
c, aoh at suudry times in Rochester and BaiialO.
A few DAYS ago she tried 10 cnlis, In Rochester,
WI. n her COX was discovered. The DEMoCRAT
%.ys that almost tG IN childhood she has chosen
TO unsex herself and lead nisqu67sting life
in rulc garb. + some two years she travelled
y ith a circus. She was in Ro hester with a
CO. Germ Of that sort in the employ Of man
who sold whips from wagon. 30 long ha, abe
o, SEED herself of as boy that she scarcely re.
tsils any feminine characteristics. When III
is in her iavorte attire, there Il ro'hing in her
Z, neral appearance, or in her voice, 10 indicI't
that tho il o. her than she seems \ slight Pc
Gu iari in her walk is alone lik.ly 10 hciray
k.V
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The Dny OF Death.

Ca the first OF November, the Jour des Morris,
It /. said thai, In accordance with the lious cu'
t. m Of tho day, 20 COO people visited the three
great cemeteries which receive the deal Of
T ris and renewed the wreahs Of igimpr'cli,s
With which they annually decorate the graves
At their frieLds and relatives. Those whose
loved ores lost" are buried Gas two-thiIds Of
u oso who die fin Paris arr) in the common
graves not marked even by hcadstone, de-
poi their offerings at the foot Of tai sons
Co.'s near the entrance TO the cemetery.
Oie Of the most peculiar and solemn cere.
monies Of this day ia the mass which Is said
10 a ebay 81 in the Catacomts, where tho bones
OF 3,COO,t00 Of people, removed from the differ
cot buiitl grounds, await the Day of rcsurrec'
ton. ForTWiy, in France it was believed
hat the portion Of the night, from midnight
20 daylight, p' ecedng the Jours des m7Ifs, was
It tine when the dead were permitted 10
leave their graves and revisit the scenes OF
heir caIihlS lie aud the friends aud relative +
Whom they have loved. Parents who had lost
heir chi dIon, and lovers whose loved ones
had been crowned With the bridal wreath ui
,cath-all who had friends or relatives lying in
he tomb, on this night sat by their hresides,
'caNirg open a door orwindOw, through which II
was believed the shades Of the departed enter
4 and sat with them again at their hoarths, II
he places and the presence whics they loved
IA life.
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Assembly.


NILS hhtlifb
II, NJ. " Mullen To provide support for the a.
mites Of volunteers hy state tnN
By Mr.. smtll-Tp amend the Law relative 10 the
appointments ~ inspectors of election. district can
yasscr- In New York.
WII.s IhIRoDVoEp.
Ry MI Kcnncy To appropriate 100000 for the
relief uf suffering Ireland, and to make the Cover
nor Comptroller aud Secretary of State u commits
sion ~ eNpoud tie fund.
By NJ, MrI,cod-1o extend the streets between
Fourteenth and T irtv first streets, New York
Mr. M,Looi's hin extends the streets hrtween the
gcutrc If West IN street and the southerly line Of
West SIT street, to the hulkhcad line, confirms all
rHut. heretofore rEhtiully and legally made 10y
i.r,itv, Of lands under water between the points
uumtd, and extending 10 the westerly lue NJ the
lJtl. avenue or the exterior hukheud line, and ev-
',udmg them h. the said hukhcad line, and re-
lecs the tile Of the state In the land now for
nIerly under water within such limits o. the city
The report OF the State Military Board was pre-
senied, =,
Mr. Doyle, Of Albany, offered the following reSo'
luton
Rc-plrcd, That while the state Of New York Is IN
favor Of sustaining the AdalnlstrstI9n ia vigorous
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OK wEpStsDAY EvESrNG number
Republicans met at Held's Hotel. W h
ton Ia regard to the report that Gener
gel hiss been driven by 81 treatment I
command IN Missouri. !
Nj Gustav Bach was called 10 the c
koch appointed Secretary. Several spe
whom was Or. Duion, declared the ,
meeting 10 I've the arrangement ofAyn,
which public expression q the dissat
which the German American public IA
most forced resignation of GeU. Sigel.
was appointed with full power ~ TO
and other arrangements, for mass IN
Gen. sigel was elected. on Tuesday
honorary member Of the German Club
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The state Treasury ImbrosIlo.

Albdny, Jan. o.-The State Treasury controversy
remains unsettled, delay having occurred in the
submission Of the case 20 tho Attorney General "i
the State. Treasurer Lewis, today, served papers
ON Mr. Dorshehner IN compel the vacation Of the
office 10y him. There ~ no Foundation whatever for
the injurious rumor- iJat ~ Ia the coalition 81 the
Treasury Department.
Abanu Jan. q.-There are large receipts Of
dressed hogs here, Eighty carloads Of dressed
hogs left for New York last evening. Large re-
CENTS are ia prospect, and the market ~ declining
Sales of 1909 head of State 1t Si20at50, the OUT
side figure lur choice and 400 head oi Western
al -.
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LIST Regiment n. Y. Chase
HON. JOHN CoCmRANE, Colo1

100 able bodied men wanted b fill up
tie regiment, now in active service, AND
In a beautiful location near Washington
Pay, ratious, &c, will be furnished frd
OF enlistment.
Each man Will receive tlOO bounty At
FIN of his term Of service.
Those eulisting In this Regiment ca
nav drawn IN New York by their fami!
Recruiting office,
Corner First Avenue an,
Lieut. ID. W. LEi
24aC'lOI Recruit
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REGIMENT OF VOLUNTEER,

NEEIkSs
Colonel EDWARD W. sERREg
Lieut.. Col. JAMES y. HALL, and
ARD BUTT. "
LAST CHAN
ONLY ONE COMPANY 1kr IN
EIGHT Companies now ut Hilton
Pay Of Privates, y.
Gid SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER NJ,
House Carpenters, Ship Carpentes
Rlackamiths, Miners, Machinists, B0lle.,
Wheelwrights will hc resolved for
COMPANY ii.
None but sound and competent mem
Volunteers In this Regiment will !, /
and furnished with quarters and rat
and their families will be provided G.,
th0rities. 49,.
ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs-$1Oo .
will be paid TO each volunteer when 4
Of the service. ~
Enlistment for three years or during !.
HEADQUARTERS, - ,~, 4
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STIR
ala 2i'iOs NE
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Safety Of the Parana, Etc l

H1iiJdr, Jan. a.-The steamship Parana, which
hns been falsely reported lost ut sydney today.
~ will Toe here tomorrow.
The steamship Cleopatra arrived here tday from
England, with tr,Ups on beard. She brings no later
dates.
The steamer Merlin from Bermuda, has arrived,
and hriugs the crew of the bark Samuel killam,
frutn New York, iOr England which Was lost.
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From Missouri.

~ Louis Jan. P.-The ovost-M,rrhal General
lrs ISSUED an order requiring all publishers of
newspapers IN the State Of Missouri, iS. Louis City
papers cNccptod9 to furnish Tim copy " each is
sue for inspection, and failure with which order
will render the paper liable to suppression.
Great excitement occurred in the Chamber Of
C ufnerre this aftcrnron On the occasion of the
election If officers, which resulted IN the dsrup-
ton " the Chamber W the withdrawal nfthc Union
members, who subsequently established "a Union
Chan her If Commerce, which will bo Immediately
established. The trouble occurred In consequence
ot tie secession members refusing ny their votes 10
admit a number Of Union applicants tor member
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Hamilton, c. w., JGu, AT an Hdl"nrned
ue.tng If the Great Western hhiroal share-
holders, held here to-day the Old Board 81 Direct
ors we're all reelected Gya large majority, most
signal defeat OF the opposition.
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Ex.NAtoE FEESAsDo wooD Is at A
ng 10 some little matters requiring hI.
connection with the session Of the Leg
is said ~ te accompanied by splendid
ives which have been found irreai,'
obby before today.
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I.o-- e schoon,r R.p,..Ir, q: RocLlaui

tbs vessel sailed from Picion. y. s., D,c.
IS, Iopndtc Boston, with cargo Of cosl in
charge Of Csp' Henry Thompson. Nothing
ra,trrlar occurred Until! Dec ~, whom she o.
/ 5ilr,cd 3 heavy g.lo from che North which
,.ninrgo forty.oiehi ho,r', durirg which sho
,nigJCi sey, ral heavy seas and was strained
a1ly, chl ing hur to leak. Jan. !, lat. ~ 80
lon. al 30, took ~ 9th ,gle from y. W.,which
| ,i,d unit the 9Th. Drring the gale was
t'iuCk by tremendous sea, which sprung the
loSsp'it, swept the d,cls, and carried away
l. air hoom, fOIo and in gsff, stove tho boat
nd cabin windows, ard washed away the bul-
aIkg, the vessel making wadr very fast all
|. rdt nj the Vumpg
on tho SIN the crew were exhausted and
ro,t bitter, fsTin: had 10 DO ashed TO the
Pumps 10 keep frOm beirg washed overheard.
At this time bad four feet water in the hold,
prd tho schooner settliHg fast, the ship J. l..
Dogert Capt, CONWAY, from IIavre, being near
~, took all hands off the wreck; they saving
Ctly what they stood in. When leaving tho
schooner the sea was preaching over her. Thi'
was In lat. 40 10, long. g..
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MADAME GEIsI took her final farewell of the
-tage, at the Theatre Roy al, Dublin, dec. 2lst,
ia tho character Of Norma. She received a
perfect ovation, was presented with an address,
Il attended from the Theatre to her hotel by
a number of gentlemen bearing tlsmSeauX OF
yMiuus c,lors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the war smaller amount
fssltpetre was received in this country 10
Sol than during the previous year. In 1861
80 75S bags we're received at Boston, ami
1Ol 100 at other ports-a total OF 1851 bags
Il 1850 Cd, 332 bags were receive eel in loS on
nd II, lGS al other por,s-l total of 81 OK
|gtlEr.
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A INV UsE ron TIE PoLrcE.-se
Broadway Police were observed, yes
brooms in their hands, sweeping the ,
decided improvement In point Of utility.
on fancy whips, aud the delics'e operSi
ing ladies across the street. In the p
re,renchment, certainly, our two tbt
men, or at leas, q portion Of them, my
useful ~ well as ornamental. Possibly /,
Of the force may object thereto, and In,
occupation was undignihed. lie, the I
ers gently urge on such one that II VI
a heslthhd pastime, bringing the roses
his cheek, and earning for him add
from the fair. by all means policei'
with your brooms; nobody viii look d,
ior IL, except the omnibus drivers.
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lOfnl.. st.ssss...ss.s.s's' .f-'l,oko,NfV
Tho AMERICAN GAS LtGHT JOURNAL Is one
Of the ablest papers Of the Kind in this country.
II is published at No. 80 Nassau street, conner
of Liberty street, New York, and Is edited by
Proic. sor G.. Elton BUcK, we'll known gen.
tl,man of high scientific attainments.
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Six HoRsEs BuRSEp TO DEAru IN 3
The alarm q FIRE at Z o'clock, yestsr,
came from the burning Of some statiei
Of 1si Thirty-second street. Six hors
all at $1,000, were burned 10 death. I
are owned ny Mr.. Francis Higgins. II
$500; not insured. The horses were
Of different drsymen.
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CITY NEWS.

TnE PEfsmENr or THE NEw fohK CLrh aehi'S
the story Of tie London TrMEs correspondent nus
sell's having beon dinrd and wned by come OF Its
members. He was simply invited T. the rooms by
member, even this much offending some Of his
sz,gLltes,
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Jackson Artillery.
AUTHORIZED BY Ills EXCELLRt
AnnnAN

Ioung mon wishing to join FIRST CT
Regiment will find this a good ohAnP
The lest pay given, and recruits are flI
q splendid uniform, undertaking, &c. :
The Regiment Is now quSrtered In VI
new Union Barracks at East New YorIt
On joining the Regiment, recruits "
with certificate. with which they can ,
FOR their families.
$iOO bounty paid at the expiration ON
Term of enlistIneut-three years or
war. 4
RegimentsL Headquarters, 23G Gran
Bowery.
JAMES +. FARRELL, Adjutlnt. ,,
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A Great Expedition Southwark
from Cairo.
ITS DESTINATION NEW ORLEANS.

81. Lo,tis, Jan. "a special dispatch from Csirc
" the DENooRAT says that 10000 troops are now on
their way there from different points and as soon
they arrive column from 6O,OO H. 1000
strong, will march from there 10 P,ducah, under
Gen. Grant. The destination oi this force is said T.
he Nashville, whtnco II a junction can he made will
Gen. BuelfH command, the entire army will pro
coed h. New Orleans This movement will un.
doubtedly occur within the next six days.
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Tn. Trouble. In Newfoundland,

81, Johns, ~ D., Jan. 9.-TAe parties at Car
lunn,ur are kept down by the military, The town
4 IN % state Of scige. Business is suspended. There,
md NJ IInror Grace both parties are largely rein
hT,ei M stilitiNs will rp-cmmence the mDrnant
he t,u,ns are Withdrawn. A magistrate wiz shot
TUESDAY, lut not dangerously The whole trouble
NV ut uf lin, ultics betSceu the Catholics ma
PpteS Uuts.
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Prom Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS Monyoe, Jan. 5, ria Bahhlore, jan p
The steamer CnnnecticuL nom New York, arrlved
this afternoon, and Is to Sul this evening for Port
Royal. Judge Marvin, at the Admiralty Court AZ
Key West, goes out ~ a passenger in her. the
French steamer Catinet arrived la the Roads nom
New York this afternoon, The rebel batteries at
CIrney Islnnd lnye boon practlung AL day.
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Wanted Immediately for the only =
ment authorized 20 he raised, orderl (,
farriers, musicians, saddler, wa
geants and go ahle-bodied men. Ap .
CAMPBELL, at Mahony's, nj the cor o
Hudson st; also to JOHN w. WHITES
Brooklyn also "a }. w. MrCORMICK,a,
81 south st., corner Burllng bhp, anJ,
BAIRD, . West st.. DIS
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Mr.. Aueusrus WARNS, formerly Of,
sey knights cf the gull, win lecture u 7,
one Of the rooms Of the Cooper Inst
''Greai Dramatists of the Present. Day,
limitations Of seven Of the moss promii,
the presen, day.
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Roston, Jan. o.--The brig A. h, Cook, Capt, Per,
kus, now NJ IA mes' Hole, il in charge Of the nltei
States authorities, the allegation ~ supplying
coal h. the priyateer sumter IN the har'nr ni ST.
Thomas. The brig sailed from E!iLahethpor'' New
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MILITARY MOTTO

RNIorGas RITES An sdJournos
Y I Ice held on Friday evening, Jan. {,
/ eadquartcrs, cor. Fulton and Carlton (
lyu. All who desire ~ become member
I, he present. ny order Of THEOl
UAN,Capt. Room open every evening "
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A,e the Southern PIIvaieer-men .

We shall puhllsh, tomorrow, an interesting
ls,tor from Judge DAILY, Of this city, addressed
to Hon. IRA HARRIs, Of Washington, upon thu
above qu' sticn, in which this very able ju id
takes strong grounds in the negative. As tn
prtclc itself will soon be presented to our read
en-, we will not anticipate Us arguments, bu
give tho assurance that they arc Gear and con-
VII cling in favor OF the views held by the Judge
And the decisions and opinions Of Judge DAILY
are regarded by tho Bar and by our people, ~
so, ond to none in the state.
The Judge very fCelingly alludcs to the IN.
fortunate case OF Col. CoRCoRAN, who now lies
In southern jail, hN life seriously endangered
and his comfort and happiness destroyed, b,
technical distinctions in the occupation of rebel
troops II captured on land, we consider them
prisoners Of wa-, and are ready to exchange
them, but il taken AZ sea, we consider them pi
rates, and avow ourselves lihely to hang them
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Departure Of Gen. Burnside's
Expedition.

Annapolis, Nd, Jan. e.-About half Il Gener Il
Burbsdc'- expedition had sailed for Hampton Roads
ut ulne O'Clock this morning. Al three o'clock the
oilers hal steam up ready H. depart.
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CURE YOUR COLD OR couG.

CURE YOUR COLD OR COuGi e
~ IL too late. d., WINS Al
co L q IL T. y I T. X NJ | NJ,
TOR TIM 'UEE ~ y
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, Bra
&c, Nc,
has cen thoroughly tested Tor over six /
has proved 10 be the best remedy muse
Suutl Second II, Williamsburgh. r
New York, at ~ Eighth ayei $40 Eigl :
Grand II; corner Houston street and
corner Allen and Stanton SITS. BrOokly ,
Il, and by Grey, corner Myrtle and II !,
also by Druggists generally. 4
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Cincinnati Jan. 9--The number ni reuel' hllvu
al the Hunttrsyillc faint WIS Incorrectly iel's'
cd. II should lie eight - instead q" eighty
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Exchange In Toronto


Toronto, Jdu. 0.-sterling Exchange here WIS
reduced today 10 lll--3H per cent lower than tn'
New York rate.
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More IT. oops for Canada.
Tb. Grrat Western Railroad.

PASSPORT, Me-, Jan. a large steam transport
passed here at $3.50 this 4, NJ, bound u st. johns
with trUBpE.
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Further News, see ThIr

BARSuNs MUSEUM Is ovERRun
itors, sud with that great Fairy play. tti
Beauty" the GIANT Girl, Living whalS
mus, &C., Il cannot he Otherwise. Se,l
tisemcnt.
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Of the Observatory At Nsples, says that Mount
vesuvius has nearly tubsided into ia usua
quiet state. A quantity Of car ,ouic acid, how.
ever, still evolved from the crevicss near Tore
del Greco. induces the belief that these opon-
ings communicate with vAst subterranean re-
ceptacle far under tie sea, whero numtr
bubbles are seen 10 arise, and thus accounts for
the death Of a number of fi.hes which have
been found floating on the water. II il now as
ceftaincd that tho apparent roceding ofthe sra on
the Eespoitan coast. 30 often noticed by au-
thor, Il Ia re.lity caused 10y the deposits the
soil from tiosuccessiyo truptons OF Mount
vesu,us, and tina, il is not the s,a that recedos
but the soil that rises.
4 subsequent dispatch from Naples, dated
Zee. p, b. says that eight shocks u earthquake
had len felt within two days, and vesuviu,
again cmits columns cf sshes, which arc o.uiod
Is The Vird az far A. Naples.
Gas LIsh Companies In the United states.
THE Gas LIGHr JorRNAL, tho official organ
ofli hit, heat wSier-supply and sewerage, pre-
s. rte 10 iis number for Jan. tho annual tables
Of gus works by which IT appears there are
d,o American G,s w"ils, representing. .bl,61O,olo
q. Brush Colonial " " e.. 2,ii2,b4O
~ Cuban q So. An " =. G,BrO,O0O
80, G.- Work Total capital. ,O22,9SO
Showing grand total Of sixty million and
twenty-five thousand nine hun irtd ard eignty
dollars being an increaso in this country snco the
date Of the Las, tables, July 10, 1850, Of 80 ga
worl.s, sud Of capital tkroO million sir hundred
and foiiy.nino thousand seyon huudrcd ar
twenty i've dollars.
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RELIGIOUS MOTTO

The Rev. J. y. KalIsck, Pastor j
n. Baptist Church, will preach ut the
tlst Church, III Christie n, next 5und,,
Ut o'clock. Seats free.
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THE HIGHEST PREMIUM PAID Pc
the Banking Office Of =
THOMPSON BROTH
No. u
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II is estimated NY those having :he best
mssrs Of information, tast at least % 90 Of
sois sre key. steadily at w,ik in manufacturing
clttl leg fer "a, amy. and thore Is hardly q
toGn within radius Of Ice miles Of this city,
whore there exc MOI m,1 a1t womon IL ihs ein.
ploy Of tio :, York clothing house, WI hsvo
contracts with .ts GoYt-t mont. II il stated
trat yin. 10 firm. IL this city have orrpl yod al
Huds y, n. Y I 900 bands, f.. Nswhuret from
400 20 30, at Foupbkecp'ie 500 Newark, NJ,
800 Go I 90, + air field, n. j.. COO Paterson,
n. i 800 and oyen ~ far away Ne Rock''-
ter. 800 hards ~ Will a. many at DLnbury ana
New Car asn, Com, and othor places como u
which sIc ~ much as SEQ miles ircn New York.
Mot Of no lnbotsta s'e ura who tako out tho
work, md mi 10y wcmon 20 assist in rn,nufcc
turing the Lighter ar.iolos su,L as tho pants
and the Lluo nss1el Llouses, Of which latter
large numbers are nov LeirS nad1. Tn,
largest ;n,ut Of lato has been for blue kMsey
cyercoats. dark b'ae iIfIntty f., x coats com
ing next in der.
The bco's ard shoes repaired for tho amy
have been furnished 10 largo extent from thu
| old sto, L On h-id 30 that tho quantity manu-
thrtuftu IN lNOl Uhh ~ On EOholhlTk 20 +
than in 80 and 60. which falling of hss al
most ruiz od News X, n. j., AID other towns
where tbs ,boo business wusly furnishes en-
| ployment 10 large numbers.
Tho e,mand foi Mal kcts las been pin ci.
pally sup lied by importati =, aud soma sharp
Hitted ctntract' 10 have made gc,i thiug, hy
securing in DdvArco all they coUli Jay hanls Or
and then iSkir advantage Of the ncoe,si'i,s o
tho Government as the cold weather came ~
some Of them have evou sold tho Govern uen'
blankets which were sub equsntly discovered
to DO 10 10 d. al 4 have thus cost the Treasurl
a duty OF 40 per cent. in addition to tho higl
price originally paid. These little operation
ou'sidols have naturally ade tho re6uIa
dealers feel somewhat sore, and they are no
disposed to 10 communicative On tho L,anko
question.
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The Cumwi and Morgan Transaction
before Coune>S

IT viii do our readers some good TO read the
Congressional remarks, In reference 10 thesC
transactions, which tork place estordiy in the
Senate. We might almost think the Senstor'
to he citizens of New Yo,k, and taxpayers, :,
rofteshipgly are these lit;lo matters shown VI
| in their right light.
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The III upiiOn IN Italy,
TAG (aicial report Of NJ PALMIERI, Director
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SOCIETY MOTTO

Veterans Of the War OF IL
iourned meeting Of the corps will b ~
Mercer House, cor. Broome and Merc.
Friday evening, Jan. 10Th, at ~ o'clfi
officers and private- fIrom this and
counties are respectfully invited ~ b,
this important business 10 the Corr.
MORD, Brig. General ABN. DALE
ISAAC NJ. PHYfE, Adjutant.
The workmsn OF Broskes Br.
hold mass meeting ON Saturday, lth .
at PSI Grand vt, at 7 o'clock. BY order
inittee.
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-01

pickets, and it is said they were The first
American troops that have done so during
the war, not because they are drawer or bet
ter men, but because they knew that what
Gen. Weber said was true, and that it was
the best for them They stood their ground,
were reinforced and drove the rebels back
thrice and finally, with a loss of only four
men wounded in sharp engagement OF
over an hours duration. Tue rebels were
the most surprised of The two, getting what
they did not fxpect, pretty sound drub-
bing When the affair was over and the
news of what they had done came TO Gen.
Kearney, he rode to the regiment and com-
plimenltd the men and officers in neat,
brief speech, for their bravery and good
discipline.