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The New York herald., 1862-02-27

$50 B2oADwAY-uENRY HyMAN ADVANCES ON
"A Diamonds or unset buys the cash also
advances ON Watches silver Plate aud all Personal Property
HENRY HYMAN, 4S0 Broadway.
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yxvANTED--A FIRST AND SECOND L1EUTENANi,
w Idsht nantry regiment going to the war in w.
,eek shcnse NM G me. with either men money. Al
ply al 81 Greene teet, before 10 ~ NJ
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e,urt trpsuIp-A sUTLEEsfIIP FOR SALE, L0CATEI
80 n ~ pickens terns easy and prospects very profits
hc inuutre Of WM. JOHNS al the Office of ID. Talmage
Go. 81 Water street.
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1OoD REGIMENT-vAE BUREN LIGHT INFANTR
luz New York State Volunteers. ,,...,|
A fe,y mo e recruits wanca OHscfs hav na re,ruis nv
a., "a i,s or al nose heu 90 tlc best adtdtbe
e,,ri,in y Z, TIluR h. NAN BUREN, :,
'f''9 C,onel CoMuauding. 2J1 II oadway, n !.
Apurovt d, February 90 iUik.-W A. NICHOLS, hS"'''
CoIn,,,i iiuited States Army Ms orng Ohcer
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GENERAL GRANTS REPLY.

HEADQUARTERS Army in the FIELpl
Pittsburg, Tenn, April 0.
Gen. p. q. L. Beaurcgsrd. Commanding
Confederate Army Of the Mississippi
Monterey. Tennessee.
Your dispatch Of yesterday is just re
ceivsd. Owing 10 warmth OF the weather
! deemed il advisable to have all the dead OF
both parties buried Immediately; heavy de-
tails were made for this purpose, and il is
now accomplished.
There can not. therefore. be any necessity
Of admitting within our lines tbs parties
you desired 10 send on The grounds asked.
| shall always be glad. to extend any
courtesy consistent with duty, and especi-
ally so when dictated BY humanity.
! am, General, respectfully your obedient
servant, u. s. GRASr.
Major General Commanding
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

1.-THE movements Of all the ar
mics are carried on with commsnda
hlc rapiditv, and bid fair TO crush the
monster rebellion in a short time, il
the strong abolition lnsts Of the al
ministration and the majority in Con.
gress can be restrained. A few more
snch untimely acts as the recent abo-
lition Of slavery in the District Of Co
lumbia, will, however, infuse a new
spirit into the rebellion, and prolong
the war until the country can be res
cued from such suicidal hands.
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Correspondence Between Gems. Grant
and Beauregard.

LETrkR FROM GEN. DEAuRrcARD
HEADQUARTERS Army OF the MrssrssrrrI,l
Monterey, April 8. 1862.
Sin: Atihe close OF the conflc. Of yesier-
day. my troops being exhausted by the tx.
ltrso'dinary length Of time during which
they were engaged with yours on that and
the preceding days. and i being apparent
that you had received and were still receiv.
ling reipforcements, felt il ny duty 70
Withdraw nv troops from the immediate
scene OF conflict.
Under these circumstances, in accordance
with the usages Of war, / shall transmit this,
under flag Of truce, to ask permission 20
send a mounted party 10 the battlefield Of
Shiloh, for the purpose OF giving decent in
termsnt to my dead.
Certain gentlemen wishing 70 avail them.
selves Of this opportunity to remove The re-
mains OF their SONS and friends, I must re-
quest for them the privilege Of accompanying
the burial party. and in this connection
deem i proper 20 say. am asking only what
l have extended to your own countrymen
under similar circumstances.
Respectfully, General, your obed', serv't,
p, G. 7. BEAuRrGARD.
General Commanding.
To Major General u. s. Grant, u. s. A.
Commanding u 5. forces near Pitisburg.
Tennessee.
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The REMEDE.-A contemporary says, 1.-THE
democratic party hare been lsboring for
years TO prevent and avert the evils with
which the country 10 now 80 fearfulIy strug.
Cling. Their overthrow was the signal for
disruption. A return Of the democratic
party 20 power throughout the Northern
States would be The greatest ssep towsrd.
peace and prosperity. The party that u.
bored 50 faithfully TO prevent the evil il besl
csIculsted to conduct the country throug h
the evil. A brilliant line Of democratic sue.
ceases. commencing with Connecticut and
going to the close Of the fall elections. would
be Of more value than dozen victories on
the battlefield. They would be o: more
value bscsuss they would do what battles
cannot do-sssusge sectional luminosity and
pave the way 70 happy reunion"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

sqnadrcns Of Ashby's cavalry dfsws upoa
IN iine Of bottle. The latter suddenly broLs
ranks end his artillery opened upon our e..
vance. Our cavalry 10 line ofbst,ie site
for the artillery which arrived and sca.te .st
the enemy.
Las, night Ashby snrsmped resr New
Market Daring the night Gen. Banks &C.
cnpisd The town in force.
ht7o'sloek in The morning Ashby being
threatened BY cur artillery Get FIRE to his
csmp and refreshed in great haste. lesvin,
thirty bnrcbered beevcs on the ground, doing
what they never lid before. burning every
large and small turnpike bridge south Of
View Market.
WAsHIsGros. April IS The following
was received at the War Department to-day
from General Hunter:
PeRr ROYAL. 8 C..Aprii live opened
our batteries on Fort Pulaski on The MORN
ing Of the IO,h inst; after thirty hours con-
iinuous firing. q practicable breech was
made and preparations for storming
were about 10 commence when the rebel
flag was struck. We hav. captured AZ guns,
I eco shot and shell. 600 pounds powder,
300 prisoners with their small arms and ac-
asd good supply Of provisions.
One Of our me was killed-none wounded.
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VII. MttttnssS nrmy-l
During the frst day's skismish on our
right. two soldiers, one from Maine, tie
o'her from Georgia. posted themselves each
behind tree. and induced in sundry shots.
without g feet to either side. u The same time
keeping up lively ch.t. Finally. that get
ling Iiuls tedious. Georgia calls out 10
Maine Give me SHOW" meaning step OFT
and give him an opportunity - hit. Maine.
in response. p kes out his head few
inches. and Gecrgis cracks sway and msss-
Too high" ssys Maine. Nov give me
show Georgia pokes ont hi. head. and
Maine biszrs away. TOO low" sings
Georria: In ttis way the two al,rrnased
several times, with Jut hitting. Finally,
Maine sends ball 90 as 10 gsars she REQ
Siihin an inch or two ofshe ear Of Georgia.
Cease firing" shouts Georgia. Cease il
Is" responds Mime. Il ,ok here" says
one. I'VE have carried on this business fcr
one dsy. 'Spose we adjourn for rstions -
Agreed" says the o'her. And 90 the two
marched away in different directions, one
whistling Yankee Doodle" the other
Dixie"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

1.-THE soldiers Friend and Ar
my Record is the title Of an excellent
paper, published weekly in Cincinna-
Il, o.. by Vanw;nkle & Bussert, at
81 so per year, in advance. 1t is de.
voted, as its title indicates, to the in
terests of the soldier. just at this
time this paper supplies a want that
was much felt. and soldiers and their
friends should literally support it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

1.-THE Catholic Congregation at
this place have recently greatly en-
larged their burying ground, but have
utterly destroyed its beauty, BY cutting
down all the trees, ard leaving the
unsightly stumps to NEE. the view
The place sanctiticd Us the last resting
place Of our ''loved and lost ones. 7
should, at least, be ordinarily neat aud
handsome.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

10 We have on our exchange list the
jasper Weekly Courier. published BY CIem-
ent Doane. Esq.. q jasper, Dubois county,
Indiana. Wstake pleasure Ia recommend
ing Il 70 The business houses Of this city %
90 advertising medium. Dubois 10 fertile
county in Southern Indiana. and has . fine
trade within IL limits that ought to Be look
ed after BY the mercantile houses Of Cincin-
ns,i.-SoIdisrs Friend and Army Record.
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On the 18th Of April, by Rev. A. J.
Strain. Mn. DAxiEL HUSsrsGER. Of Edgar
county. Iilinois, 10 Mas. l.. J. ARnsrRosr.
Of Dubois county. Indiana
The Spring Of the year has long been
proverbiaI % a good time in which 10 catch
Spcker-. and i seems this year has not
proved an exception. May their lives be :
stream Of unslIoyed happiness, and
all heir cares LITTLE .oSFs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

NEW FERRy.--yge are informed that
our young friend, Jos. Schraker has
established high water ferry, to be
used by his fair favorites whenever
the water gets so high as to obstruct
their passage along the road. We
presume he will not raise the toll
above his rates last week-a hearty
kiss from each passenger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

Kansas Cry, April 1.-THE mail from
Fort Union has arrived. bringing confirma
lion Of the battle ~ Apache Pass. the mair
features Of which wete given 10 the dispatch
from Denver City.
Our forces numbered 1850. Texans l.,
800. Our loss in killed, wounded aud miss
ing. $50: the enemy acknowledges theii
loss to be from $40 TO 400 in killed snt
wounded.
We captured ninety.three prisoners, thir.
teen Of whom are officers. We also captur.
ed and burnt q train Of sixty-four wagons
loaded with provisions. killed 200 mules be.
longing TO the train which were too poor 10
BE driven away.
The Texans attacked our battery four
times. the last time coming within forty fee,
Of the guns, but we're re?ulsed with heavy
loss.
Our forces are encamped al Bernal
Springs, forty miles south OF Fort Union.
The Texans fell back 10 Santa Fee.
Col. Candy with the regulars and Kit Car
sons regiment are reported near Albuquer-
que. within three days march Of Col. Slough.
The Texans were led BY Col. Scury.
Col. Steel is reported on the Ironade with
achievements for the enemy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

UWe are having season Of fine
weather again, after one Of the drear-
lest. muddiest. rainiest, unpleasantest
weeks Of this season. The weather
last week might be Justly called the
quintessence OF meanness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

1.-THE volunteers from this coun.
ty in the great battle Of Shiloh we're,
il seems, very fortunate. Nearly 200
Of our brave fellow citizens were en-
gagged, some of them. in the hottest Of
the battle, and we have not heard oil
one Of them being injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

PHILADELPHIA, April is Hon. Simon
Cameron war sresten last evening on the
suit Of Pierce Butler. on the charge Of false
Imprisonment in August last, while he (Mr.
Csneron) was Secretary OF War. The
writ Il reiurnsbIs 70 the Supreme Cour, on
the I'd Of May. During the night Butler
ives given ealithumpisn serensdc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

BfAuREcARD's ACKNOWLEDGMENT
victory q Pisssburg Landing Il very much
like that described By "John Phrnix.s He
says: II held TIE enemy down BY my nose,
which Ihsd inserted between his teeth for
that purpose ~
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NOTICE.

is hereby given. that I. the undersigned
Y will let cut 10 The lowest bidder, Al The
Court House door. 10 the town OF Jasper. On
S,turdsv. The 10Th day OF May. 1882. two
School Houses. 10 be erected one in Dl.irir,
No 8, and one in District No 2. in Balm
bridge township. Dubois county. Indiana -
Plans and s,sciic.rions msv b. seen At tho
Auditors Office in Jasper - any time up 10
she day Of sale.
KASPER John. Trustee.
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Anil %. 1s6a-s~
EsrRAY NOTICE.

Report Of Justice Of the peace:
rEvO The Clerk Of Dubois county. snd State
= Of Indians. Norman Fisher. . Justice
n the Peace Of Dubois County, Indiana,
certify that Il appears 81 record on my
Docket that Christian Kisfner Of Patoka
township. in said county and State, has Ia
ken up. and posted two red nuIey steers: one
With white back. the other ~iih a white
face, marked with . swallow fork in the
right ear. and On upper Bit in the left ear.
supposed TO be six years old, spprsised a.
twenty five dollars.
NORMAN FISHER. Justice ofthe Psace.
April 20. ls62-1is
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d Nearly all the creeks and rivers
in the country have been higher this
season than for many years before.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

New OrrIcE.-R. Smith, Esq, has
erected building for his law office
Immediately adjoining his residence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

UPDubois Common Pleas Court
Judge Mason presiding, will begin its
Spring session next Monday week.
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OF There are iO669 free negroes in the
State Of Indiana, end l0,l46 ia the State Of
Kentucky.
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1
nine wooaded from Yorktown arrived here
so-dav. making ninety 10 all wounded 10 ,he
fight on the left flank on Thursday. The
whole number reported 10 8. killed and 30
wounded.
Gen. Msgruder's report Of the same fight,
in the Norfolk papers. gives % killed. in :
GLIDING Col Mckinney. and rs wounded.
W. cen hear occasional cannonading 10 /.
wards Yorktown, but learn that il is merely
a'tempts Of the enemy to disturb our work.
ing parties.
With the exception Of the rife pit affair
on Thursday. the rebels have GO, the worst
Of 1.-The skirmishing 50 Ear. The works are
progressing rapidly. and when the siege does
commence Il will be terrific.
The New York 9th is considered the best
drilled in the army At Yorktowo, and the
post OF honor has been assigned 70 il, bein .
the only volunteer regiment with the reg
ulars.
The smoke and flames from the conAsgra.
tion Al Norfolk il still visible.
There was a dag Of truce to DIV, hut The
A gen, Of the Associated Press was not al.
lowed to see The papers brought.
The steamer H-zs arrived this morning
from Newbern and Hstterss with dates 20
the 18Th inst. Fort Macon is thoroughly
cut of. AZ the supply Of provisions is short.
il was thought no attack would be made on
the fort. bu, that the beseiging party would
wait TO starve them our.
Slight expectations prevailed thar The
rebels would attack Newborn. and fortifica
iions were being built for protection.
little skirmish took place about week
since, near Beaufort. in which G ri. Scho
field. Of the 9Th Conn. and f,ur officers
were wounded
Gen. Burnside had made short vist 10
Beaufort.
Mr. Quigr, tie correspondent Of The New
York World. has been honorable discharged.
CAIRO. April 1o.-when Gen. Mitchell
reached Decatur. in his late bridge burning
expedition, ne took possession q the tele-
graph ONCE and cut the wir ss. leaving De
caiur and Corin,h only in telegraphic com
munica'ion. Beauregard sent q message 10
President Davis, urgently demanding rein
forcements for Corin'h. and saying that,
otherwise. ne could not hold the position
OF course General Mitchell promised the re-
'n'orcemenss
An important movement has taken place.
me part'eu'srs o. which am not allowed
70 give az present Il = sufficient 70 say
that the movement y made 10 obedience 70
orders from the military authorities here and
elsewhere. snd pcints'to speedy issue o.
nnsrs'n Tennessee.
4 private Of On artillery company es,ab
nshed here was last night. killed BY SEN
~ on gaar". near me ~ Chsrrs Hotel
he attempted 2 thrust his saber into The
body o. me ciiicer Of guard. and was shot
~ 'he mouth the ball coming out behind hi
esr. he died 'asf evening.
Inc river = si'il on The rampage. having
''sen hsc i"ches during the night. II + now
WITHIN loot o. the top Of the levee -
Mound City ~ entirely submerged. the wa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

NEAR YORKTOWN, April IL.
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary or War:
During Monday and Wednesday The gun
boats amused themselves BY Smelling the
woods below Gloucester. One OF them ap
preached within two miles Of Yorktown.
yesterday morning. but the enemy opened
from new battery concealed in the woods.
The boat having gained the position Of their
guns, returned to her position without re-
ceiying any damage. The firing to-day was
renewed at long intervals. The rebels, yes.
terday morning, with one thousand men,
common ced u strengthen battery, located
about three miles to the left or yorktown.
when battery was brought, 70 bear. causing
them 10 beat hssty retreat.
The rebels opened with their heavy guns
when second battery was brought forward.
A brisk fire was now kept up for about -four
hours, during which IL Of the enemy's guns
were dismounted, when both parties ceased
for while, but II vas resumed on our part
late In the afternoon and continued ill dsy.
light this morning, efFeciually proven tinr
the rebels from repairing the damage they
had sustained. The loss Of the enemy must
have been considerable, as the firing Of our
artillery was very accurate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

WAsHIssros. April 1.-THE following
has been received at the War Department.:
"Mousr Jackson, April IL, III a, NJ.
"Our troops occupied Mt Jackson a, Z
o'clock this morning, and are now ia front
OF Reede's Hill, where the enemy appears
10 be in force. Tie people repor, that they
intend giving battle there. They resisie I!
our advnecen order 70 gain time for the
burning Of bridges, railway cars, engines.
&c., which had accumulated al the terminus
Of the road; but our movement was to sud
den, and the retreat Of the rebels 50 precipi.
tate, that we were enabled to save the
brdgee, two locomotives and some cars
All these had been pre- 2ared with combustl
bic materia! fer instant connagrat.on. Many
prisoners have been taken and several hor.
ses captured from the enemy. The troops
have acted admirably. Col. Ctroli's brig.
ade and Gen. Shields division led the I'D
vance on the hack road to the rear Of Mt.
Jackson. and Gen. Mccall on the turnpike
Gen. Williams with his main division broi
Iup the reserved column. We shall occupy
New Market TO- night. Gen. Shields has 90
far recovered as 10 command his division IN
person."
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sPARrs. Va, April ls.-Gen. Bank. sd
vance column arrived here this noon. driving
the enemy from the bill with artillery and
cavalry charges.
Six thousand Of Gen. Jsckson's troops
passed through the town and sncsmped .
short distance beyond.
Last night IL was currently reported tbs,
Jackson was 10 b largely reinforced BE-
tween here and Stanton.
A body Of our cavalry ctme upon NO
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Cheated ANnin by the Rebel.

FW'r'" Nons0e, Nay 6.--TLs iiae If truce.
vh.D' weni up Jsuics river yef.er,iay morn n,
20 receive released prisoners. ret,rncd today.
g.. a, a. bored al night Oft D.s P.irt "
prs 'n'rs were zen sal no Ell ler.tion t,c. v,d
Ihs - IL, a. 80 tne General Wa las becn
deceived eth t,.rd W tAo release VI sncse Prison.
erH
Tic tsm'etovn and Yorktown passed down the
rr'r p.., the Gag oftruce Al hsfpa., one O'Clock
-. morning, bound ~ Norfolk.
The guu.boa Teazer came alongsiie yesterday
'terno' n to ascertain the object Of The flag Of
truce Ihc Teazer Is armed with one 100 FOUNDER
Parrot gun. All tho officers u tho Teszer were,
with one exception, drunk.
Tho flag oftruce came down TO Newpor, News
Ills forenoon for instructions, and was ordered ~
return T. Old Point, which she did.
A dispatch WAS received here this morning from
Newport News, that the Mcrrlmsc WAS In sight
The Monitor, &C., oil got ready, b-t tie Meriinae
has not yet been seen here.
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Cry lNCiprSrS.--The regular meeting ~
the Brooklyn ard Of L llcstion was held on Tues,
day evening, when al estimate of moneys rcquireN
for the support tho Public schools for 1851 wa
presented. The total sum il set down at si4.,hoo
Tile Office of the Greenwood Cemetery Cpmp~nl'
~ tLe C'uetaig was entered on Tuesday night
aud about two dollars IN pennies taken from ons ~
the drawers 1t is believed that tho Genersl
Ricketts,, reported as killed at will.am-Lurgh, y
not Gen james b. Ricketts, Of the L. $. Army, WIN
formerly resided In the Eastern District Of Brook,
iyn AMI was promoted 10 "a nrigadcr-Grnerslshils
r As admirable handling of his battery at the bs,.
tic q Eull Run. On the 9TH inst Gen. J ~. R,ossse
was IA Washington preparing to join McDowslV
army at Fredericksburg.
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From Fortress Alonroe-The Ncrriunac
Out Aaniu-FrOu, lieu. MED leIlan's Army.

fortress Monroe, Nay Tho Norwegian
corvette Ncpion arrived this morning, and tho
commander waited Gen. wool. salutes were ex-
changed.
The Merrmac came out today, but did nothing.
rumor brought by mail, by boat from York.
town, stated that the enemy have crossed the
Chiokahounny, aud destroyed the bridges In their
rear. Gsn. Mcclellan IL still IN pursuit
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The steamer Ella, from P,t,sburgh Landing Mon
day night arrived At Cairo Tuesday Afternoon.
Gen. ruro, by placing battery Of artillery III tie
open field near birmingham, Ia git OF the rebel
regiments, succeeded In Turing them On u take the
battery, rnd took the whole force, numbering tUo
thousand. prisoners. Dcsert,rs report great DIS
sats'act on in the rebel army both among the oil.
GERS aud men Gen. Beauresaid Lai INA lie speech
10 tho troops saying that he would make a dezper-
ate stand and force tie enemy TO retreat. and sp-
rosleI h. item e. stand by him
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o.. .t-..... tr ft ... 10. ,,,s..s
IRE the vote in Congress. A.. I,.,ai.'
from the army Of every ofsce.,'',n, aunt
The American Fesnale Guardian soc,.. .o,.un.ed
Us anniversary exercises yesterday. IT,, p,.bm,-
nary prayer meeting was held at nine o'cloeh, 10
The A. hool room, followed by the annual busnsss
meeting and election Of officers The old BARI Z
"'r' rejected, except the secre,dries Md
Ia"f Na' chosen Corresponding and Mrs. hi
y. E'' fHiC secretary. i..'ss wns e
800 "'' 'AOi-Iost TO- o'ol,ek. -hen the ..-.
.a. 'fth ',9t! ilf'u, thr neIs Wearing trie '
I'd .'' 49, orc 'et'. I b. 'ht "a ''y. Pray y
- 3D.. 'Y'.'-' =. NJ Port
- .r''' 81.
.r .n co.. ~ .tf Fac star sp,nsled
j. .lnr~' 'r'. 60 eScr'scs. h1lf a dozen :
i','u fully ioui.. Bales were pres 'ntcd by The
o. ..a. ,rs, g. us many auxiliary sol oois, and l
large number Of letters were read fr-n chlldren
~ i'y ffc'A Fee II ne al O.: whom. docls oil H., tn
selves g. be vel stisi v. D. their adopted homsu
Ft'"'G EJ"rr c'-fle American Home MA
.i.Laiy socioly l,i ~ tlftJ sixth aun.versar,
ast evening at>Irtiu- HaI The house was we,
NIi ~ tie annual report Il appears tina, ncarb
athous,td c@rgy,ren are a.tiy, ' employed In sui
iivry &c, churches or ct.r., over 1000 ca,
.c'- are o. non lei. anil co. 600 children sid.'
% tie srht.th i.ols. m. te,sit,s w.r. Stsa
-! Oh expenditure, sihN, $50 g. A number O,
a.irctses WEI, made IN sUpr n of the s,s,,,v and
Itf ',lo~t
I Scv Is Att-s ..-,, ss ..,v l.,d A. ann,
.tt.ary ia tia ,. ..r, a, y, C.'n.r ,,,,,,,.'
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Serions Miners Riot mt pott,yi,,c.

WHdfthi1, Nay The strike amons the
miners noir Pottsyiiic, Is be onus serious. The
employers not complying with their demand, the
miners have stopped tho pumps, causing serious
damage to property from tie flooding Of mines.
The mines Of the Forest Improvement Company
are rapidly filling up with water.
Several infantry companie, % Home Guards leave
here thi. afternoon e. prevent further damage.
Three hundred OF the reserve Grcys OF his city,
leave for the scene of difficulties ct POusy!I!e