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csr,4t OF fwulAvA. viGo corSrY. So
- Ne. tles urtfgsi xnsd, Do csrtsfy thst ~~ have
rIe<rsf and appraised a certain esffsy Mare taken
aa ~ w rrsntfs living tn rralric Greek rs~nskip.
a,,a huf the salne b. be dark hay Mare some vi
lie y hit~ ~, lfr rehi had fest. lcft hlp nttls
snnk No efher ns1rk- ~ 1faasis pcrseivshir, sup
JANFs OXESDfNF.
"a IA. FRANCIS.
snbscrlllod sn4 s~ofn % hsiofc nls tAll is.h DAY
Il Nexent<E. lsGl. ". u. VITA, r.
10 eefut he sbQvs . be true Usnsrsfps ffeu
~ nssrsy fsss. prssvew
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PONY EXPIRES

To san Francisco. California;, sn
Len Dsy- fsem II. Joseph, no.
RtrHs
f<ffsrs wsIzhIf. haf eapct ~ unfcF .--.s-e sc %
Fsr every aflti.ual hlf o1nce n fAcfioa ~
- srpe -..s<..<-f .>.ss. .-.f.. s+.,. ~ ~'
i sil eases ia le enclosed in G0gfun4asaAf 1nrfi
entsia,.s<. ari 80 Eegrfsf effrg,s gfe-pfif
o. ana AFR 1ay afxi reiactien = ~ 80 rff
h4if ornce viii hc made.
letter ara relerraphs eill bs received - &c
rierIcan Exrress Company az their onice IA IftEs-
Hanfe an forwarded g. connect sifh tte ttsTr r.
yrr.s. y "a pronlftn~-~
fof .nrfttr infarafsfior piy y - c1re ef ne
American kxrre.s Company. ucfinea~t ccfatr 4
s'fc,ir ~sNsAssoS. AEssst
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York


Board Reduced 70 3 per dag!
since tse opening of ,his vast aud commodlous
o,e IN 1854. has been tho single enaeavor of the
ropslcsop 10 make u the mos, rmpnoas, con-
,casqns and comfortable home Tor ihe ei,asn aud
stranger on this side tho Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed llkeiy to administer TO
the comfort Of it, guests ,hes lave eedcavored,
~itou' regard % cos,. 10 provide ana to combine
all ne elements of fnalvdnai and social e'5oymen,
which modern ars has ,ascnisd an1 ,noacru taste
approved and the patronage which Il has oomman-
FL during tho past siN year, !. gratifying proof
,bat iaeir enorss havs becn appreciaicl.
To meet the eSlgeneies ofiAe s,mes. when 81 are
required 20 practice No mo-s rivid ccsnomy. The
undersigned.
| Have Reduced the Price of Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
a. he time abatins none q the Injuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
rREADwELi.. wHfrcoaB a Co
New York. scd,. :. 1881 mo-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

AsskTs.
Cash, Balance IN Bank, 1907 90
Bonds and Mortgages lbeiug fret lien On
Real Estate. worth 4t least a. so7 200 scssoa rs
Loans on stocks, payable on demand
lmark ct value Of securities sis7 s7s so ~ COO 90
Bank Stock, (markct yalue) 7o,s75 o.
United States Treasury Notes, smrrket
value, los, ,593 90
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. $3.50 90
North Carolina State Ronds (inarket kan 1850 90
Missouri state Bonds lmarket value, $4,000 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, q. .305 ~
Interest due LIST January. 1881. tof
which g., $50 - has since been reed, z7.7o3 81
Balance In hands Of Agents and IN COURSE
oftransmssion from Agents. on lst of
January (of which sll, $50 l3 has since
been receved), so 600 10
Bills Receivable (ior Premiums on Ia
land Risks, sg,es3 %
Other Property Miscellaneous items. 5 500 90
Premiums due and uncolleciel on Poll
cies Issued al 0nlce, $3.50 IS
Total, siss5. .sos 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. rssSrprS-,
- ft Az wrLIMARrH. virs PaysiurSr
y. MIIToN SMITH, ssoEKrsEs. e
John Nce,EE, Asst sso's.
Il q. - .z..s .--.s,,..n.s - rsssszz ss-a-ss
= OnlA9 Ls:c <,sssisss 'ag.nt.
70. = PffFsix ROW.
mAlsdu rsnMs sacrx, ND
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~ OtcAl


Us constitutional disease, corruption q TIE
II blood, ~ which this fua becomes st-aied, veal,
and poor. besng IN the circulation. " pcrSaaes ne
whole body and may eafst eat IA SseAse Oh sny par
Of H. No organ i free from tt attacks nor = there
which 4 may not destroy The serofuioas taini
IA xari0sly caused BY megcaFlsl disease l.m living
dsordered or unhealthy faSi, impure Sir, fith and
filthy hahits the depressing vices, aud, above all by
he venereai Infection Whatever be it. origin. i
hertli sry ~ the ccnstitutio descending "irom pa
rests 70 cildrsu unto the taird aud fourth genera
uo1;" indeed, il eefms 20 be tie roo ~ Him Who
SAYS. u VIII visit the iqnities ~ the fathers upon
their children"
is Effects commence by deposition from the bood
of corrupt of uloerors matter, wlcb, ~ the unEs
liver aud internal organs, l. termed tlroesces; ID
the glands swellngs and on the surface, ersptiots
or sores. This foul corrupcon, ~hc eeiaess lI .-e
blood deprcsses the energies of fe - That sofoie-
lous complaints. tui they have Tar less I-Ssrr 10
~ithstadthe attacks Of other diseases; coi>eeuent-
IL VAT numbers perish by disorders ~ssch aithoush
not scrofuious IN their nature, are st "a dsfe IA
Ia by this taut IN the system Aoet oi The en-
suInpuoa which decimsied the human fandly ane rs
". N directly In this scrofuio Us oontamnsiAs ne
many destructive diseases % the hver, lid y,
brain all ntecd Of all tie orsals, arse froSe OF
are SggrayAted by the samc cause
one quarter Of at our people are scaorO0us, their
Persons Invaded rs this larilng Injection. ant
Ueir health IS undermined hy =. To ceanse a from
tue system nansf the blood By sters-
tive Iedicge, and iuyigOrsgo i BY Aeslthy fSoi snd
exercise Such medicine we supply
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Suitably lor ne Pail win.,r irssle. s1rh oi
s.li whe,rssie pf retail 81 10
fo,resf War P1sf- Prices For Cesh,
Hc especially call ias aiienfioa 81 County Hei.
chants ssd Dealers - Cur large ana rsil seleaisd
.iork - Boots q shoe. car faeIlltt ~ lu3irg
enables a. 90 sell. NJ Whole Ale. i9N iaV,f
thsn any market sc 81 81 New afk
oar stfck s. besn earefay saelfc4 li iiie liiusf
rallatle kasfs aan1lscloriss. sifh special view
tssappiy satrisstefiis te easts ~ Country bfsi-
Dnf arrangement. 4fe siich - ~ rnahlr ns o.
sesp saar ortncii constantly complete. and
ro1rfrs Nerchai.fs rili fud ns sliiIcsY ln s6ies.
the - }. sortnefi.
tSFQUAiFD ~ QUALIFY on PRICK.
~ INV iea., shis siie ~ Nrw Yort We base also
a. as.H a. - sssoffncnt ofo eWn maual iefiirius
rn.fe - .ar sl.ss ~ the best s8lH anf ~ re
Re- material uliga re vili nsf.art in every rst-
va are si[,prepefe.i q make % ocier every knd
II wosk that nay - allied io- iaouf r ou shefes 9
n.iIfe afl m iht moss fa.hloHstie allr.
nerd.as aops "a 80 hf'i style ant en 'hor
49,
Conrirr Merchani. and ~ cher. df.iiAF Beet.
.al S.,es wsii end Ii 30 fifif ff9rfsis 10 give
es8es 81 sInlnf onf sioCk ant rrfts. vr are ie-
leraainsi ~ AZ 500 loN ss any heusf a its
els. - eseaioNsf-
10 SoI foEsLg TllE 1iAcf
I Commercial Ia,s. So. lQ5 wabash So hsi~tta
aaiuth. Fsue uau'e. Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

SOiupOuno 6AtioSt VI odico PoiAAld
The m0st ofeclusl remedy which The medical shin q
times devise Tor THE everywhere prevailing
anc fatal inaady. II combined frhm the most active
remedisis that have been discovered sor the expur-
cation Of tbs foul disorder from the blood and the
rescue 81 the system from - destructive cOlse-
quences Hence q should be employed Cor the cure
OF pot osly Scrofpla but aso those other affections
witch arise from Il. sueh a.
Rrup,ive and skin Diseases. -. Anthony'- Pre-.
Rose, or ETysipeias, Rmples. Pustules. klotch-
IS, Biains and Boils, Ttinors. letter aud Salt
khcum, scald Head. Ring,soru. Rseu-
matism, Syphiiliic and Nercureai
Diseases. Dropsy, Dyspepsla,
Debility, and. indeed, all
Complaints arising froln
yitiated or impure
Blood.
he popular leiief "a 'impurify q the bfood7 =
founfed in trh for scrvtula is degeneration ~ the
blood The particular purpose and virtue ol this
sarsapsrlla = % purify and regenerate THIS vital Ia
id without which sound health j. impossible iI oon-
faninafed constitutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

$1,000 Sold Daring the Year 1859.
e..ae uaft-- .gaHs ,stnHfa "a sarls,z lls salss
Il..s :. sv afhrf ser'ae "srtlne Nsrsfsefsfsfs in
Ir foantfr.
WARRANTED fOR THREE YEARS
h, -'s~ x fhofon ghif pross her l<arfit|Lfr srf
-.-.r.l as.fnlaess Ne - al krts ~ MsflIne So
- i, s.rssr a1l ssvc al n~cesss-Y iusfrnzfans
-srllrx tl,rlr ot-sfsffesss srIi RI ana rtrleft.
es-ssIl trf 80 hen ln optgsii1a si - fki 80
49, ssrss,. over narileu's Beukstofs TER Hsuse,
a. ~. WILLIAMS, ss's.
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=. v. DECK n 90.

: |tNtH f'ttai.'T. NHA"thH
flssf tf4lg "a - a sf,eFiHf 1ffitle ~
water rfa,f sr O. raie tif fsfier fHi and eHabir.
GA iG
NtrATf or f<nfATA. CorSTY o. Woo. IS.
y we the n'Atsf.lsnsf 80 t~ssf thai riewlf
ff-t<-t' S,rf.t>- sfi f>ef - 49, q - Iva.
o. A. r,u~arfaa 49, tf ftsftsIs sfi lrt TIE sare
- - - 49, 20 eek. uA.a hfiiy ana white
f.re fir ~ fir ieff tatro tf - sslns s.ssr.s
sarrs.ti fnbs fsai fsars a'tnss' srtrf nj ~ -
tsffsi.. ~ ssra s' fishi taiisf.
81 AHNOtns
eAMfff.
aab.cfibs1 sa.i = aist hsfare &C. iais 81 aaq 4
Eosembsr. leel. Ny. A htDp. 4 r.
e>ssliy as . - s1n.-ezay "a my f.lr.y
no<keL W. a. hCDD. \. 4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

0f De FIFTEENTH SElI-AHNC-&L SIz7E-
AENT of ne condition ~ iis HONE LySt-
RANtE CDHPANl. ofNe cry y Hris Nfk,
on hde IL dfy ef January. 1851.
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Terms OF su bseriptien.

rOr onc year. IN advAnce ~ ~
P.r thres u.o1.ls. ~ adgallces -.. Il
rlve-ahe 70 City Subscribers AZ 10 cert Pef week
slnxle copies, cents.
.snte. OF Advertising fn Daily.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

rrsLrsHEp EvEzs xoRxso fKxcKrr SUNDAY
-Ar-
ndODESITT7S BUILDING
No. IS WABASH STREET.
, 1862-11-20


Til. 1ilauciil *cbelne Of the New York
Cjian.ber Of Commerce, just submitted to
tle Government, an abstract Of which VIC
printed yesterday morning, cannot have
escaped the critical observation of our
rea6crs. 1t proposes that Congress shall
authorize :Ac issue Of coupon bouds, to auy
amount less t:laa tEo tllUusaad million os
dollars, in various Sums ranging from
twenty-five 10 five thousand dollars, bear
iLg interest at the rate Of 1our-aud-a-lalf
per cent, Per abnum, which bonds shall be
3 Legal tender in The payment Of dues to
tie Government and the debts Of corporate
1:oaies and individuals.
Nc know not Wilt her to praise or con
dcmn. TIE danger Of The times and the
occasion IS an excessive issue Of paper
money; but we suppose that it is already
fo1egoze conclusion that the war mus
be carried on upon credit. The issue O
The first treasury note sealed that fact ant
made any tl,iug but paper financially i'm
possible; and the question now is, no
whether We shall continue operations upo,
q credit bass, but what form OF credit vii
he the least likely 10 work the Injury +
great public interests which all men f3rese
as the result Of excessive currency expau
sion. If the New York plan is the on
that pronines to supply the impers
tive demands Of the public excheque
with the leas: possible cost to the tai
payer, and the least possible stimulus
the fever of specnloaon which 2 nlcthoI
Of psper has alreaJy cxcilca. we sail q.
, 1862-11-20

E,1redly advocate its quick adoption. Eut
we DO not now clearly sec how the change
in the ki1d Of the currency will change its
effect That which is proposed is, after
all, only the promise Of the government to
ray; it bears low rate Of interest; but
it is problematicl whether or not that
alone will cause it to be laid aside by
banks, trust companies, other corporations
ard individuals, as an Investment, and
thus keep it out Of the ordinary channels
Of trade, where its effect cannot be other
wise than pcrnicious. We are at present
inclined to the belief that it would at once
enter into the operations Of commerce,
aud become the basis OF {: series of causes
| TINT can have no other result than to
finally produce widespread and almost
irrencdlaDle bankruptcy.
But the quss:ion Of national finance Is
gigantic in Ill its aspects; and ne Is d WISE
man Who can solve it in such way as to
sa1isty himself or any body else. The oc
casion for some new and more comprehen
eiye rolicy is imperative; but the Difficult
tics in the way Of anything that has ye
been suggested seems to be insarn1ounta5lc
Perhaps when Congress meets we s}lal
find in the recommendations Of the Prssi
Gent and the Secretary Of the Treasury
something that will be more satisfactory
ne shall see.
, 1862-11-20

The New York Eteni;y Post states that Gen.
Banks declines the proposed complimentary
7ecc2ticn, which aae rendered him and Mrs.
Dsrks hy .:tc ci!izenE Of New York, ard for
Which extensive arrangements we're being
made. The general tells the committee that
his erga gemcnts arc 80 pressing just now that
be has 70 lime st his disposal for the intended
compliment.
"A disyatci, to the Uc',1zd says Hon. a. J.
Hamilton has beeS appointed military COVER
nor Of Texas, with the rank Of brigadier gen
c.sl, and authority to raise two brigades OF
loyal Texans.
--John uatcbine, member Of the House oi
Representatives from the Ashtabnla district
of Ohio, is drafting bill which he conteul-
plates introducing at AL early stage Of the next
session Of Congress, to provide for the abroga'
ton Ct the stale government Of all States ii
rebellion on the 1st day Of Januarynext.
Gen. Fremont, It is said, will be assigned
to the command Of the defense Of the capital
Gen. Vadsworth apd ueintzelman will boil
take the field in a very short time.
Gen. Davidson left st.. Louis on Monday
to take command Of the troops now in tht
southwestern part Of siissonri.
Lieut.. Col. Nhipple Of the 21st Michigan
regiment died at Nashville, Tenn, Oh Sunda,
LAST, after an illness of three days. He Was
gallazt officer and noble gentleman.
, 1862-11-20

Superintendent: Kennedy Publishes, in the
New York papers, explanations OF his connec-
ton with the Brlrs1na5e case, in substance IS
follows: He says tisat, in consequence Of re-
ports relative to language used by Mrs. B. on
hoard the New Orleans steamer, he caused her
to be watched by dctec ctige officer at the
Everett house, and to be followed to Wash
ington. There the lady went to the house Of
tectlyc reported the case to Provost Marshal
Baker cf the wr department. SupaFinsend-
eut Kennedy says that this was Al error, 1s
be had ordered tie officer TO report to the
provost narehal OF the District Of Columbia.
Several days after, Provost Marshal Baker or
6.rsd the arrest Of Mrs Brsnsmade, sesrchea
her in the pre- ssnce Of Mr. DuEn, and found
ROLLING that Indicated she wus q spy; and
then, at the suggestion Of her uncle, directed
her 10 be held and sent to NeH York Tor de-
portaticu 10 New Or1eaDs. The detective
brought her hack to NeW Yozs, ssloHicg no
ore 10 converse with hec, except il his pres
eIce, fhy order Ct Provost Marshal Baker,
and On the saliic day applied to Col, Tomp-
k'ns tor 3 passage for airs. Br1nsulade to New
Crleans> which was declined, except on writ
ten order Of the war department.. The lady
wss then detained By Su2eEintendent Kennedy
Until released, as already published. The SUI
f;tfir;culent Supports his statement By 8
letter fiom Provost Marshal Baker and one
from Mr.. Dunn, in which that gentleman SAYS
tlat he advised the course adopteu by the
provost marshal, that Airs. BHasmade acqui-
esced il il, and tha: it was done for her iG1me
djate good and that Of her family.
At meeting Of ths police board, on satur-
dsy, a resolution @as adopted formally pre-
frrIjrg charges Of Improper coIIiuct'' against
Superintendent Kennedy, in order that the
whole subject may be investigated.
, 1862-11-20

[Frcm the St. Joseph journal, November 1G.1
There will be tWo United States senator's TO
be eli cted this winter By the legislature Of
Missouri, to fill the une1pired terms ai Polk
and J: hnsoD. There are several aspirauts.
Hon. John B. Henderson will be run bv his
fri. nds, and if the legislature is composed al
q majority of enancipat.onists he viii doubt-
less be elected for the long term. B. Gratz
Blown will, also, be q formidable Candidate
and doubtless be elected. Both OF hi; GRAND,
fathers were United States senators tom Kan.
tucky. His grandfather, John Brown. was IN
The Senate during Gen. Washington's adm;nfs.
t,atiou, an6. continued in during the snhse,
quent administrations Of the elder Adsms and
Tho1n5s Jefferson. He was tie tret renre. @
sentative from Kentucky in the nationai I'm,
gress in the lower house. bsfne In the canscifz
of delegate from the district Of KenTncty
He was then elected senator u9on the nd 5mfa.
sion Of Kentucky az a State. Gratz Rrawn's
maternal grandfather was JESSE Bledsne " ~ ~
Of the ables and mcst eloquent lawTcrsIn Ken
tucbY. Hc~Was also in the Ssnate nf fht
United States from Kentucky. 1t vii; h. seaS .s
that B. Gra,z Brown comes from senato9a
stock. Both Of his grauafathers were men y,
line talents and pure patriots.
Differing With Mr.. Brown in sentiment vo
we regard him a6 r1an Of very superior * y;
| tiles, ard II We are to hare ra1icai senatnr,
we prefer Ius1 of ta1eEs and cnararfer sn -
| &c we consIder Gra:z Brown to be, IND thst ~ :
| high order.
, 1862-11-20

lkron the Wheeling 1utel'ig=ncer, 1s.s,.]
We yesterday conrersed with gentleman
OF this CITY VINO has recently made the trip
from Wheeling to Bulltow1, SaEmervile,
Gauley and o.Etr points, will i viaH Of ind
Ing somebody supposed to be lost, and taking
EGi.4e "yicvs Gf0ot." The country traEersed
by cur insa1 lnul,t is described as bearing cyl
dslca Of i IT cent visit from the wreck Of 1:at-
Ter aIu the crush OF worlda. What few ua-
tiyes remain in the country are IN OH utterly
4. stitute cond:tian. They have nothing to
eat bnt fitch and corn pone. Tee corn ont
Of which the pone is niade is cracked between
$ big los ard z grindstonc, in what the ua-
tivea cati haEd-Iuiil, and the grains are BRO
ken in not more than two or three pieces.
The wucie county is infested with horse
thieves, all Of whom esem to hc doing good
buE;EGEs.
1t vas understood among the soldiers that
Gen Cox's hru1y, or D portion E,f it, was NOV
irE towards Cumberland or New Creek
We hare the bsst 1eason for believing thai
| the .apps ehenBion Of q raid ~ Szoaewais Jack
| sor On Cumberland aud New Creek, is with
| GU; real iGandatllI. 4 highly Intelligent gen
! tltman, with every facility for obtaining cor
| rect Inform htian, and who made it part O
bis business IT. DO SO, ha3 just GENE tnzouSt
5rorz Baltimore to Hancock. Hc las satisfied
himself from eTidences obtained along ths
route, that Jackeon's main army is stationed
| ut Stephenscn's Depot, cour miles northeas
| @! Winchester, On the Winchester aud Pcto
Fac Kailrcad. His III are dess stsute Of :,is
| aid it is believed, cannc5 pa>si5lF, In thei
| prcst Mt sitCancn, tveu entertain such an el
| 1T p;isc IS sEe movement appreAe03tl.
, 1862-11-20

4 convention Of sorghum growers aud
manufacturers is TO be Eeld at Rockford, in
this Slate, the first week in December, under
the auspices Of the Winnehago County Agri-
cultural Society. Sorghum cultiyators and
manufacturers Of all sorts Of machinery, are
invited to be present. Premiums are to be
offered to conpetitors, which it is hoped, as
it doubtless will, incite great competition,
bring from abroad manufacturers Of aHeets
froE the Chinese aud inphee canes. The cen
ventIon wi]l hold tive or three days, and will
he pro ducslTe Of large amount Of good.
, 1862-11-20

Col. Colburn and Capt. Duane, Of Gen. Nc
C:ellan'6 eisn, who were arfested last week,
arc now at Washington. They arc charged
with leaving their posts without leave, and
for conduct unbece.aing officers and gentle
Et.n in Speaking with disrespcct Of their su-
pcr:or officers, snd conduct prejuaieia1 to
tie 1naintainance Of order snd discipline il
tic amy
Col. Colburn received a communication on
Saturday from the adjutant general, directing
him to inform Gen, Burnside Thy be had left
The army Ct the Potomac without permission.
He replied that he had done so with the con
sent Of Gen. Mcclellan; that he was always
considered by the general as belonging to his
Psrfonal sta1f, and that nearly the entire bulk
Of orders emanating from Gen. Mcclellan
passed through his {Coleurn's) hands, and
were delivered BY him. He vas always re
cogbizcd as an aid Of Gen. Mcclellan. Il
such capacity he left the army OF the Poto
mac with Mcclellan
, 1862-11-20

OTTAWA, Nor. Il, 1SG2.
Editors CricaG Tribune:

tItaHA AtOf. II, 1GUts
Editors Chicago T7ibnnc:
In your weekly Of tie 18Th inst, noticed
8 Communication from q. Harrington Of Bat
tie Creek, s1ich., sitting t:at milk sickness
a1Ioyg cattle Il caused BY (.neirl eating & cer-
tain iced which grows plenfiflialy IN certain
districts Of Ohio and other Northern States,
nsmed arerais weed. Now the information,
which Mr.. Fl. wishes to publish re: pectiny the
{1.is erpEcsed) cause Of this fearful n1alady, is
sjIcoEt wholly lost hy his giving, not the sci
cr1iAc or botanic name OF the pant he a1l1des
to, bua merely its .rsrial or local name, which
may be :otally unknown outside the district
in which nc lives. II Ms. Il. will be SO good
as to girc, in q sutssluent issue Of the TR1-
rr.SE, tic bs'tasic Lame OF his plant. the.e
5 Witt &c. Ct 1osslity &c iii It 5nay g1oW b So dim.
te will give multitude ct observers au op-
por.arity 10 compare notes at eome future
DAY, and Eo determine whether or not this
pant be the true esuse OF the 1na1ady in ques'
finn NJ W0nI ;.Y
, 1862-11-20

PENSIONS OF SOLDIERS MoTHERs.-The
following letter from Commissioner Barrett
answers one Of numerous questions:
Tothe several questions corc1sniHg the pan
sion claims of mothers Of deceased officers and
soldiers Who have lett neither WldoT nor mi
i. In 20 case will the dependence Of the
mother pom her son for support whether
wholly or IN part, be taken for granted on the
mare 5f6da4it Of the claimant. The allegation
must be sustained by positive proof that she
| has actually received her support during a sta-
| ted period, either wholly or IN part, from the
| deceased soldier, on account Of whose miilsary
service she presents her claim. This can be
pEoyed by the affidavit OF two credible wit.
nesses, who are not interested in the result ol
the application; By the production OF evidence
that q portion Of the soldiers pay (oy allot-
ment ticket OF otherxisel was regaEarly trans
rnitted to his mother; By proof that he cou'
| stantly paid, or contributed toward ps5lng
her boa1d, house rent. o. other specific ane
necessary expenses: Or by such other equiya
lent testimony as will c!es1ly establish ths
TACT In question. Il is not sufficient to prove
that the mother received oeeasiona. p1esen1s
from the deceased.