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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-21
Erysipelas General Debility Purify tho

From Or. RoLf- S1rig, Houston ST, Ntr York.
" De. AGEg. l seldom fail Ia remove EraptioRs
and ScrofeoWs So,rS 10y the pcrscrering use of Your
SARSAPAIILLA, and have INST now cured an attack
of Malignant ETySip.laS with it. No alternative we
possess equals the SaRSAPARIILA you have sup
piled 10 the profession as well a 10 the people"
From i. T.. Johnston, Esq, Hakemaa, Ohio.
Z" For twelve years, had the yellow Erysipelas
on my right arm. daring which time tried all the
celebrated physicians could reach, and took hun
dreds Of dollars worth of medicines. The "a; ars
were 50 bid that the cords became visible, ana i>
doctors dcfI,iei that my arm mist be ampltaied. L
began taking your SAl;>hrAEiiLA. Took two bot
ties, and SINE Of year Pills. Together they have
cured me ana well and sound as my body.
Being in public p,..cr- my Is known TO every
body N ihis community, and cscites the wonder Of
ALL
From Hon Henry -Ioaro, ". ,. r., OF hesccaStle,
c. w., leading member q n Canadian Fartid-
Gaesf.
Il Lave used you SAES ,PA GIILA in nv family,
for genera. debility and for j,gr; ying a. blood,
with very beneficial results ai.d fed confidence IL
commencing il 10 III afflicted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-21

" The day after the late election, 6
democratic newspaper in New York covered
It's bulletin board with the following announce
men,s:-" See Indiana; see Ohio; see Penn
sylvania; Seymour" A friend of ours
stepping up to the bulletin, wrote under
meath, "Se-cesh." ~. Y. Independent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-05

HFEEEH
Gin 8rief GaribaIOis. @artbalbt Sat
In einem 8rtef an gB. SeTre9 @ttbeS. ben
8erfBenoen Der Derby Meetinas erfidrt :
uOte r6mil1e cenIl itairenOe G~erfantmluna.
pur9 ellgesnsinr8 Gtimmre4t astpsblt, babe
nit 143 9e9eu 5 Stiaamen bos tpatlthe
mOnltrSIe glegtutent bes WapRes abselGaFt,
nnb psoer 8onaparteS 8aiouette. nutb bic
Der Spautsr nnp Seifretder fSnnteu 6selen
'gelfBliGsm Net abGdnfen. uno am 30. Stunt
l849 babe bte[eIbe @erIammluuo nub bos
.8rtamptrat igm. @aribalpt, bte fSreeustpe
ilbfrtra9ea. Gr fet alIO Der oefeb-
8ertreter oer NeGae be8
7 ! mt9en SoIte, uno let, als er tn
Naprpmuate perpunbst wprpen, m t btsfer
stner 9eisbttAen guIIma@t
benz We8e mad Der ewteen
.StGbt seween."
Dies IT. gang riGiie; unO es .fu,irD 3eit
6nb Ote prdtenbeaten bon 1848 ua B 184e
istaem Sellpiel fCI8en un0 AUDI Sina er fin.
ben, Die ibneN noAfotsan. Gs 1T ame, DAT
@artbaIot ben San tfar a~usaepecfen NJ IT.
gaeIusOprF, 4. Qss. Die @arguia ll az
anEptamsno lt8aaltiyt tposben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-05

WGrebts Mrmeebes0eu. M G.
Sleltnn etn Pnnr Sage fruber
II 6 ef . mmen 70 Dattebtefetnp@
/ t6 c q nj
elletOtoerntGtetw erpentS
zen.
Die Nleoerlage BET Bulls Stun bate Go
uBtbt8 9eufoGt, BIT. Nrmse tnnerbaI6 Der Ser
t9eloi8une8perfs Spn @al0in8tpn anrId3n>
4tg6eu, bic nnmal8 Inter Osn. Wtc@lrtlan'e
gpmmanbo aanben. Oa Gen. 0ope, Der
pnbur6 sura S~tpetten tn Commando 8eporOen
rpar, I'm letne GntlaRnn8 bal, 10 nnroe CT
uan etuem anberen Oepartentent Der(ebt.
Weglelan lag tsbt bte 0fltdt 81, bte fetnb~
tiGe Nrmee, bte tnSpiiden lit NlarYInt1o ett@
~aeDrun9en ipar, nit alien Eruppen, Die ntGt
our manufacturer 8ertbeibi9un9 BON 2SaIb'
in4tpn nGtbtg traren, 3t serfolgen. Gr Iebte
a1 an 5. September III 8~etpegung, nabm
am -. 6reOertd City unO 11lu8 ben Seino
am II. bet @putb Wpuntntn uno am II,
tet Nntietant.
Snswt1Gen Bate Gcl. @ltles, Der tn Sar<
perS SertY ~cummanbirte, pbnpbl ct auSOruds
It'd infrutrt mar, tint Safe etnes it6ertnd9tts
gen MngytT3 iF9 naA MfarplanO Sights 5r<
Il msif1en, bieIem Ylab NIT aQen 8grrdIbea
p6ne erteblt9en 0tbertanb ~itterseben, wGbz
reuD WtcGlelan 70 uate mar, bab man IN
6arper6 8errY Die &anpuen %belIslbea borsn
tonnte.
gom II. @eptember Bis 90. Sftpber tanb
McgteuarS groBe Mrttee mitifg auf Dem
uGrbltnen nfer bes Qptuntac, Ineeff9ts zines
9eI6lagenen Jetrbes, tpdbrenb bas Wetter ftr
T6neae 8eipesunsen duBerf 9anitis rar'-
Srosbeut, bag er am 6. SftOber Dte belattnrate
Srber erbtelt, ben @otpmac BET 5arperS 6errY
ut isberI@retten, begann ct ietnen llsber9ang
aber ben TluB nidt eber, als an 25., unp
,tpar tpeiter unterbalb BET 8erItn. Der t1ebers
gang Dauerte mebrere Sage uno mar ntGt ppr
Dem 8. NCpentber beenbtst. 0as fetne @rtns
be traren, DarIber fam 0en. Sailed tetne
Nusfunft ge6en, pa er uut bteI e 3ett jeee btretz
te 0erbtnbun9 NIT benz Sber-GUmmanpp abb
ae6rpGen batte unb Otreft an ben 9rdEoenteu
8ert6t erlfattete, Bic TIN bteier anternt 5.
9ipD. 1etnes @pmmdnbp6 entbob. ans
Das if Die 0s16t0te be5 Sumtner . TelD'
5uas bon. Is. Suit bts Z. Nopember, ipte tie
unS teet gum erlten Oeat ~pff3te1 bonn Sbere
GommanDanten Der Sunoes : Nrtnee mtt8e-
t9etlt strb. gla@ ben Nnftlarnnsen Dte bte'
fer 8ertAt stbt, felt es fsf, bnB Mc@lelau
T0 gu tpieberbUlten Mfalen, einmal iosar tn
ether Belt ber b6@lten Osfabr, elmer u n y
a ntwOrtItAen SnIubprDtnattDu
etnes f rabarem nneebpr q NJ &
l0uIbt8 9entaGt bat, tnb Ssoermann ptrD aa.
9slte1en malen, boB fir Elm . i9tpere6 ger-
9ebsn Die blpBe gntbebuns bpm Commando
0epiB cine duBerB miloe Strafe setpelen III,
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Ser Deutf0e 0i6ter 1tDtau0 oer
ffOrbcf1.

Qu6wts u1lanb TT tpbtl CT eeri0ieb am
IA. Ncsbr. tn fetner Oeburt8IFabt S~il6tn8en
i'm II. Sabre feiueS Mlter8. Deutl1lanb Be-
trauert tn ibu etRen er0Ben Dieter unb pa-
trt9ttIaen 8nrBer, uub letne Nlitbirger Elm
bp96e9abtes Talent unb etuen eplen @9araf=
ter. Setn 8e8rGbutB fanp am Is. giopbr.
llatt. GaR gan3 GGbingsn bet6etlt9te f0
babel, bte ltuiperlftGt, Die &attner Der N68es
Orbnsteu, Die bareerltden @Olle9ien, ltapttI9e
unp aubere 8ereine: Gtemanb pUtIte iIA Son
Der Gbre auSssl9lOfieu mtfen, Dem 6Dotsn Die
lebte NGtuns ST. e~rweilen, unp Der Grausrfeter
bic 9rGetmS9tt6fe 8eOeutuu9 st 8eben, Die
I'm 9rc6artt8Ren Wa61abe, ais 9eb16ren0Gt
3pu fir bte bebeutetlben Qetlun8en DEG Ser
ltprtensrt abgeIaltet tplaroe. - @inet fADnen
NaGruf tptbntet Dem pabin 9ei4teOeneu Did,
ter Elm Blatt etne5 2aaSes, BON bent man
fri6er utetnal8 biel SYmpatbte fit peut11e
@rDBs unb Salient St errarten Bate, mir ntets
men bas SournaL be Detats, welhe8 wegen
1ttngr au~sge3si9nsten 6snntniB Oct 2tteratur
unO (etnss lpltben @eIamadS bpG9ea@tet oas
felt.
u6lan6 binterldbt I'M 0auaen MIR tpent9
ppettl9e We1fe, aber Der 1T tEnen p6paltenoe
aGt beutl@e Stnn, Der refine 1Gpne StYl, be-
freunbeten 9artj Dsttldlanp Gi9 nit Der 9e-
ttngfen ietner Vrobuftipnen. CT mar elmer
Der 6abrsr Der bsutI9romantilGen SGule, Re
fang 8atsrlanO, GrstGeit unb 0oItSre9t I'M
Slime isner j3ettsn be8 @lades in0 bet @ins
tra9t, bte 3ipilAsn Den beutl6eu Staumen
9egenfeitig uub t9ren 6aasltsn paltete.
ubIanp ftarb in Dem Qgugenbli6e, tp ber
9tmmel Oeutldlanbs l0tper Benefit erGNeint
unp prubenbes ltnbeiG TN In3m8e 1T. Gr III
Dem un8Iaf, es NIT auie4en 81 millieu, emit
bgben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-05

Nm 5 WaQaee, @epnbLiEaner.
1atnf9tpuns tn ser Stimmuttg DeS
euetif1en 0O1fes in 8e5ug auf Die
dfteriF0nifdae11 STSfrrerx

Wir baber Idpn frab,r ,angeoeutet, tpie
ltd in Der, friiber 10 I6roff fiir Die Snterej=
fen beS SiibetS 9eseil ben 9torben aufoetre>
teue Meipun9 be8 en9lilden gplfe8 na9 ii.
nad cine 8erduperun9 3u @unlteu bes Apr-
ben8 NAB beS 8elfeben8 Der nuipu enquire
ten be9Qnnen babe. G8 bat fi9 btes red)t
oeutliG unp i4pn ppr Ablebnun9 Der fran
36Iilden Observation-Disclosures bur9 bic
en9liI6e Ne9ieruns bel einem 9beile ber eng.
Iilden 8reiie se5ei9t, Bur @erpoapdnpi-
8ung Req frtber iber bic Nerdnoerun9 BET
ensliiden SplfSmeinung iiber unlere Anse~
Ile9enbeiten entnebmen mir einem an cen
Nn5etser beS WeltenS BON NrnpIb 0tuee 0c7
ridteten S9reibeu Die nadfplsenbe IN pbi.
ger 8e5iebun9 b6dif merfpirOise @telfe.
3tr3li9 puroe in Der Wetrppplitan Saifi-
%tutipt, @lepelonbfreet, 6isrop Square, Son
bon, ein lebr 3ablreiae8 MeetinB gebaltet1,
ullt vgesen Die lesten QuSDriide Der Tbeilz
nahme fir ben Siben 5t prpteItireu nnbr bic
Union III iBrer alitren8ul8 fit AbI9affune
Der Sfloperei gu unterlttseu. - @td. Mppre,
ibunn S. q. Nifplab ifIbrten ben 8prIib.
Nuf Der 8latfprtil paren MaIbingtpn @ilt8,
Is. Seal g. Sc. Galtborp, Surlt aus Mane
I4efer, DIR. Derter, 8, MaGieIon, STR.
Sinclutr II. N. Der erlte 8e}GluB mar
Die S~eriammlun8 erlart ftp se8enb Die tas@
Iliden Nngriffe Der YrelIe aufbie Ser. Staas
ten, nno begriBt nit Sreube bic 8rpflama-
ton oe8 Vrdiioenten 2ineOln our 4bidafFnng
Der Sflaperei al8 cine Wqbregel Der @eredS
tisteit 9esen bic 5tlapenbepSlferuns unS ais
Den fiir3elten @es our 8eenbispng Der @ms
pTrung beS SibenS." Da8 # ba8 riGtise
Ge9ilter; mr. 0rei pasten baSesen5 81 ifitn-
men u1tp Ser geifaa mar mddtig, alal.
Ganu fpmmt e8 aber mod better: vDie
gerianltlluas peripahrt ll6 sesen bic Dpr-
Idnellen MeuBernnseu, tpelde BON Mtintltern
Der SrDne (nanlentlia Ser. G5fabtUue) gu
'@uniten beg 9ioeltS sefa(len finp, ,aenBerz
un9en, Die git Rdbrung Der @rbitteraue spis
iaen ben Ser. Staaten unb Gnstanb bienen;
,uirp Bic g~erIummlun9 bofft aufridtig, es
lperoe per He9ierun9 Der Ser. Staatem gee
lingen, biele uasereGte lnb perbreheril6e
GttapGrnnn 7.t ltnterbriifptr ~ ,,sols 49s .I7r
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2 81 ss,erifantfdbe WaebrteDten
Observation-Disclosures.

Waf1tn9tpn, Mittwu9, 3. De-.
Genat. 3unaAlf braGte 5r. Sale ct
nen 8elAluB Elm, paB Der Marins(etretar Ia,
irnirt perDen lol, benz Genats ~ bsritten,
Of ben GerfuBunsM eiass In Der lsBtea Sri
lien ssfaBten, ~QanbanfGufe In 0prtsmDutb
5arbcr betrsfenben @pn9reBtel6Iu0es @ena-
&c sefdsbsn fst, poer ni6t, uap in lsBterem
Sale, ste Trtnbe ~ar3a8sber, tparum nt1t.
Mngenpmmen. > arr 8
Mnf Nntras bes 5ru. GutbunY l&rttt Der
Senat CUR Mabl ber perIdteDensn Gebsnbeu
Gpmtte'a. GS llnb fOl9enoes stg9 Jah3 Ed
4uswattfoe @assltssnbeiten ~ GUNNER,
Softer, Dcoltttlf, Wtlmpt Drowning, Davis,
Wriebt. n9asI
@Aaspefsa 5elfsnsfn, @Ou0ner, 9ber-
man, Supe, Conan, Yearcs, SIC cueaG. et,
9anoel = @banoler, Sling, MOrria, @fs
ion BON MaHaaulsttst Zen Gga, araVlp,
@aulsbnrp. sa s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-05

SfsutttGen DpmGnen linb bas GteentGum bes
oaraen @plfes unb @eseGttofett unp quite
0oltttf forpern, Dab Re 0ls stt1 Mtttel benubt
tperben i~U(taa, tim Biz 81 9epiIem Craze bic
8uroe bet Sefeuerung st erlet6tern.
2lneer BEN fpfborIen MtetoGen 1T 60 uur@
auesmaiIe Die SteinFoGie, mel@e in teocutenz
ben 9uautitdten Scrfpmutt. Nus9ebe0ute
&cGtenfeloer Iino entbsGt mprbea, BON beneil
pIsle burA fAtfbare @tgTu,e su96n0ltG linp.
l1nIere SNife INT Sti1en Nieee tperben CUR
Belt pDn 0ennI ~ptVanieu NIT &ublen Der ipret,
uno btsIc wtrO mad Gan Traucisec unb an
bern pelli6en %Slfenpunften Derf0tft. Die
nah @aItfprnIen 8ebvadte Goble fomrat ouf
20 Dollar per Gpnne gu ReDen. rno pG9.
reno DteIe M,sgabe gemnGt tptrb, nm Gan
Granciscp NIT SOble SIT S~erIDrsers, bsfinpen
I@ 80 MtetIen BON San Granct8co bebeuten@
6o1lenfelbsr auf Der bptttgen Gfentli0en
DumGne, unb innsrbaIb ftnf Meilen bonn
Soaquin 5GlnB, ben srpBe @Giffe befabrer
fSnner. DteIe Rublenmtnen beiBen bic Nlpun!
Dtdblp Minen. eGs beiBt, baB bte Daupts
IGnlide Wpep cline Mleile BfttM BON Mount
Dtablo tn ether ntebrteen 9u9eltstte lte9t, Spu
ba feds Moetlen DlltG lGuft, pnna NIT ben
6aseln 1aolih noG IL Ntetlen. Die &oblen-
i6idte 1T fdnf 6tB III Der Dtde. Die @usbeute
tt Reretts reiNli0 unb miro 8a $12 per Son
ne Derfauft.
Bon bteIen Wienen tDrnea Die tn Sttdeu
@teer bstnOltGen Ser. Staaten SdiFe Gcb>
len I'm Den @ru6enprets auf Iabsn n0p mad
San Srantiaco bringen. Der @onsreB iOCts
8prfebrun9en t~refeN, Die @inuabmaque0e per
8unpesre9terun9 gu fGern.
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-0aa @efedht atn @Iasmnter.
@utpp6ifebes 9ea1rtbte,l.

Gnot0nO. Ote 9pnopner Shines" unb
.OatlY NetpS" meinen, oaB fpatere GreientFe
pGruntsr bte i2aslsn benutratiI9en @ablfe.
sc iii ben nTrDli9eu Staaten, Die @ets9eit
0es Brit. Cabinets Bet 1etner Mtlebnnns bes
fran3. 8pr(Glaass betdtieten.
Die upiutaertele vWiorntns No1" bemertt,
60 banole ffN na0 Der NnlfGt Der bret @roB.
ntGWte btult9tlt1 elmer 0ermittelnng IN Emes
rita MUIR nm eine Gra9e Der .3ett.
,Dailp Nsrs,@ (pas Organ BON Grster
6aH) TT Der NnlfAt, bic bemptratiI9en Grfcl,
ge beDeateten etne Nei8ung, bic &epublif lid
aserttalS irt alien &otbe Der @flnperet tpGls
3en 5u laien."
Der Star Gtaubt, Die bemOfrattIGen @teae
ST etner %Gsglanserane bes Rrtsees
IGbreus
Git G0rreIpOnOfut bes ,Mpting Seralpa
Ihreibt alIem @rnlteS aus Qtpsrpcpl, Elm 2tbers
pppIer Dampfer babe uuldn8R ster tnb srpan.
5f8 fr~ans6ftf9e @utlIotinen NIT
GenDmmen, tpelGe az etuen bertrauIts
d en- Mgenten bes DrGftbenten
6 tncpln tn Nep~gUrf cpnftgntrt
8 eweem letens (gGir batten niHt ae-
pa9t, baB Der allie Wbrabam nod f. blutbar.
fig wdre.)
Der britttl9 : nuSldnpiiGe Nnti iStlaseret
8eretn bat etae IDreff %erlaIen, tprrin Ct bic
Gfentlt9e SYmpatbtf In Gnslanb fir bie
Gmanctpattpns<0arte In ben nGrpltGen Staa>
ten Nnertfa's liz &nlpra9 uimsnt.
Orie9emlan0. Die 8eipseun9 3u @un-
fen Der @rbebun8 reS @rtn3ea Ntfreb BON
@neInno ailf Den 9rte4iI9sn Ebrun setpanm
an 6tGrfe. H
Sn Wattas suarttt llnrnbsn anssebrc&sa.
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Eele0rapbtstbe WatbrtcDten .
esrlaist fit ben ngaItImsrs @eder.s
Observation-Disclosures.

Baibtnstpn, Dvnneritas, A. DEG.
Senat. 6err Sen SD ;etste ben Sob lets
nss GpQesen, Sobn 81. 9t0mtipn BON Stem Ser>
lsy an, bieIt itnt cine Qpbreoe unb l6lus bic
tn fold6en 6aden ii6Iiden Gpnopltnsbsl6li0e
Dor. IeEnli@e yleDen tpatpen ron BEN 6sr>
rem 2at9am uno 6ielb 9ebnlten. Der lsbtere
ia Der NahfOl9er peS !0rn. Sbcmlpn. 7 5s3
s.0aus. 6r. MtriG braGte einsn 8cys
(aiag eisi, BEN Grtrng 9etuiFen SfentliGen Gis
eentbum0 3ur Gr6auuag elmer uGrpliGen 90
ctffs& tlenbabn beiouleuern.
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Ser 81. GOusref.

8ersei6nie Der Maitslieber css . at. senats.
pralipeat, 5annibal 9amltn, 9tsp., 0tatne.
@etrstGr, Sebn %. 6orneai 1ntpnl YennipIS.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
OFFICERS, ATTENTION!
GUT IA PERCHA
wATER.PKOOF
ARMY GOODS! !
SD SEV.EN.TM STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and Gutta Perchs are
syn, ymous terms, INT rely representing India Rub.
Der msnuisotured by different processes, and are
thereby led to believe there s ne material difference
between the two articles, In order to correct th,
false impression, the following statement made by
parties who have examined and tested both sr,c!es
given: ,. .,. c,,,. p.,,,. 1, ,,. =, a.. ,..,
non.conduotors Of electricity 1t has no resemblance
,uhatepr to India Rubber, are u chemiool and
chdnieal properties the same, nor does he tree from uhicA
s taken telor9 to tie same family ef rea or grow on he
sdpk SOIL"
These goods are not presented to the public simply
as an Improvement upon other manufactures of hiid
Rubber Gut as hin9 entirely in ev Characters
les and properties and as being superior 70 those maze
IRON any other material. They are warranted d to
stand In any climate, free from any unpleatant odo
will not decompose and become soft and sticky un'
der any oircumstances are not injured by coming In
contact with oils alksies saline solutions and acids,
and are made PERMAsEsTLr plisble and elastic, aud
rendered indestructibe and unaffected by HI at or
90 d. Those wishing official reports aud statements
from army snd naval officers please send for circular
ods for sale in any quantities, at manufacturers
prices at so Seventh street, near Pspnsylvsna ay
enue- he only place where these goods can be OBJ.
ta,n,d In Washington
DIV. UNDERLINE,
mar rl7-n'c Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
Charged with swindiing.

A soldier, by the name Of Philip Corrigan,
swore out United States warrant against l..
Wineburg, charging him with attempting 10
defraud him out Of his watch.
From the testimony of Corrigan, II appears
that himself and a fellow.soldier stopped In
Wineburg's store to regulate his watch. Wine.
burg proposed to trade watches. (being engaged
In the business,) and said he would give CORR.
gan much better one for $40 to boot. CORR.
gsn's watch was an ld.fsshioned English one,
but possessed good works. The one proposed
to be given In exchange, and $40 difference was
on the fancy order. The bargain was not con.
cluded, in consequence Of Corrigan not having
that amount Of money; but he left hts, till he
conld raise the difference required which would
be In day or 30. Corrigan failed to raise the
necessary amount, and stated the fact TO Wine.
burg, who refused to give up C.'s watch, saying
1t was given out TO \ pedlar. Justice johnson
held Wineburg to security for his appearance
before court; but before the bond was given
the watch was produced. A mutual and salts.
factory explanation ensued, and the Justice
dismissed the case.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
Arrests.

Metropolitan Police, for the quarter ending
January l. which has Just been printed, we
nnd the whole number OF arrests BY that force,
during the quarter, TO be $3.50; Of which 4,470
were males, $50 females; 1887 could not read
or write; 1880 were married, and 100 were
single. I'VE advise our readers to get married
II they want to keep out Of limbo.l The follow.
ing disposition has been made OF the above
cases: Committed to Jail, $50; dismissed, l,2s5;
held to security TO keep the peace, 90; turned
the workhouse, AZ; and held TO bail for court
1877. Fines have been imposed in 1872 cases,
amounting in all to ss,6t3 "a as follows City
OF Washington, $6,527 0s; city Of Georgetown,
$Gs3 2sl; county, sls2 5s; United States, 81 $50
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

SrArTsfIos or DErARrxnNr HsADQuARrnRs.-
For ONCE rent Of the several generals, In com.
msnd Of military departments, Is paid as fol.
lowe:
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, New York, one building,
st $500 per snnum.
Maj. Gen. Mcclellan, Washington, six build
Ings, at s72O per month, or $500 per year
$3.50 more than the cost Of the g. Louis
headquarters Of Gen. Fremont
Msj Gen. Halleck, st. Louis, NO., one build.
ing, at $l3G per month.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Wool, Troy, N. Y, one
building, ct $420 per annum-no rent demand.
ed since he has been at Fortress Monroe.
Msj. Gen. Dix, Baltimore, Md. The Offices
belong 10 the city Of Baltimore; no rent To be
paid at present, the quartermaster general
having ordered repairs to the amount Of $500.
Msj. Gen. Butler, Boston, Mass, seven rooms,
at go per month.
Brig. Gen. Rosecranz, Wheeling, Va, one
building at s4G.25 per month.
Brig. Gen. Buell., Louisville, KY, three build.
ings, at s2so0s per month.
or clerks, orderlies, etc., detailed for service
at the several headqu' ers, the Official reports
are as follows:
Gen. Mcclellan, besides bis staiK, has twenty
men on duty at headquarters. No body
guard.
Gen. Buell.; no body guard.
Gen. Wool; thirteen men detailed from the
ranks for offlce duties
Gen. Butler; q staff Of ten officers and two
orderlies.
Gen. Halleck; no body guard; seven mer
detailed for service at headquarters,
Gen. Hunter; two clerks and two orderle,
detailed.
Gen. Dix; ten men detailed at headquarters
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
From Cumberland Ford.
of the Cincinnati Commercial.

Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercial
CUMBERLAND FoRD, KY, March 6, 1862.
We are encamped away up Oh the Cumber.
land river, at the Ford, just fourteen miles from
the Gap. How soon We will advance, cannot
tell. We were ordered to march TO the Gap
on the morning Of the 81 inst, but that order
was countermsnded by reason Of very heavy
rain the previous night, which 90 swelled the
river and creeks that It was impossible TO pass
Since that time We have learned that the
rebels have been largely re.enforced, and that
reentorsements are daily moving forward in
large numbers from the East, apparently com
ipg from Richmond or Manassas.
Gen. Carter Is authorized to organize some
new regiments from East Tennessee, which are
being filed up very rapidly.
Yesterday some 600 or 700 came over To join
one of the regiments, and about $50 to one Of
the Others.
Those who come over, report great many
Union men pressed into the rebel army that
would gladly join ours, had they su opportunity;
and they say thousands will flock to our
standard % soon as planted on the soil Of
Eastern Tennessee.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
II H n
Book For The Soldiers!
II II II
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OF OUR
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THEIR LIVES,
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The national Republican., 1862-03-19
Bold Robbery.

On Monday afternoon, a we'll dressed man
called at Mrs. Nevin's boarding house, on L
street, between Sixth and Seventh, and In.
quired for q person whom, as he alleged, board.
cd In the house. The colored domestic, who
came TO the door, informed him that no such
person boarded in the house. The man was
very positive that the individual he was seek
ing boarded In the house, and requested the
girl to inquire of the landlady. While the
girls back was turned, he seized and carried
Of two sets of childrens furs and two over.
coats which were hanging in the passage. As
a matter of course, when the domestic return
cd, the anxious inquirer WAS non est. Sharp
fellow, that.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
The Canal.

We are glad that attention has been called TO
the condition Of the canal and we sincerely
hope some measure will be adopted by the
proper authorities to give this sink Of abomi.
nations thorough cleansing. For the sake OF
tho appearance, comfort, and, above all things
the health Of the city, this should be done be
fore the warm weather is upon US with its train
of maarious diseases.
We have been informed by a gentleman, who
has travelled extensively In Europe, that every
city with canal running through It az ours,
except one or two which have periodical cleans
this must necessarily be true Of our city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
Prisoners Released.

By order Of the War Department, the follow.
ing prisoners were released from the old Capt.
tof prison yesterday, on taking the oath Of
allegiance, which was administered to them by
Justice johnson: Francis y. La Cross, Mary.
land; Michael F. Mckee, Baltimore, Maryland;
Capt. VIM. Cox, Port Tobacco, Maryland; Lem
uei Van Orsdale, Berkley, Virginia; James
Haislip, Fairfax, Virginia; John N. Brooke,
Fauquier, Virginia; B. D. Wine, Fauguier, Vir.
New Orleans; A. G. Gunnell, Fairfax, Virginia;
Albert q. Gunnsll, do; Thos. B. Angel, Wash.
ington; Michael Rourke, Maryland; John Roch.
ford, Fairfax, Virginia; Peter Harerty, ireland;
Aaron Van Camp, Washington City.