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MILITARY NEWS.

The soldiers OF the Potomac complain bitterly Of
the extortions OF the suffers. The following is
specimen Of their sxorbtani charges Butter, 80
cents, cheese, 20 cents dried apples, 20 cents; to
blroo, 81 per pound; appes, Eve cents apiece, and
paper, two cents sheet, &C., &c.
The schooner Emily leaves 70 day for HAtteras
Inlet aud Roanoke Island. Letters and papers sent
to Bales Hamilton & Co., SO Chambers areea, will
10 forwarded. Captain VIM. Rainier, Washington
O. influential, OF Canal and Elizabeth streets,
will also take out commissions.
The friends OF the Hawkins ZouAves regimen,
are getting up a medal 70 Commemorate the action
at oanoke,
Today being general muster day throughout the
army, the troops Governors Island and Bedloe's
lslAnd will he mustered and inspected by Colonel
@. Loomls, b1h Infantry, the commaId ding OFF yer.
The troops al Fort Hamilton and Fort Lafayette,
will also be mustered and inspected by Lisuteuut
Colonel Martin Burke, Sd Artillery. The men will
not be paid for week two, ~ the rolls have TO
be signed and examined.
The following Ia q correct list OF the
officers OF the gunboa, r. B. Forbes,
which according 10 one account Is ashore on
Nag's Head, south OF Cape Henry, while another
account states she is a total loss
Lieutenant commanding, - Fly; acting master
and executive officer, William II. Hardie; acting
masters, Foster Wills and L. II. Hammond; acting
assistant surgeon, l.. MchA; acting assistant pay.
master, @. b. Norton; Fecond assistant engineers,
William d. Peters, John McClusky, snd William
II. Smith; third assistant, Darrell stilson; acting
masters mates q. ii, Lester, Z. Ii. Harrison, and
James McDonad.
The B. Forbes len this port on Sunday last
In company with the gunboAta wsstasld, Clifton
and Jackson.
The bomb-prOof battery Monitor having bean ao,
ready for sea, len the Brooklyn Navy Yard yes,er-
day morning. she was accompanied by the new
gunboat Cayuga. When the Monitor reached
Staten Island, Il was found that her steering appa
ratus would not work properly, and she had there
fore TO return the yard, where she will have 10 DO
docked. The Cayuga has anchored Of Staten
Island, and will probably wait for the Monitor.
The new Aloop'o:wSr Oneida was ordered 10 DO
put into commission yesterday, but was no. quite
ready. She viii be Commissioned today, together
with the Goop-of-wAr octorAra.
The 0th0sga detached from ,hs stsNnsr DAxa
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LBGAL RRPORrs-THURsDAY.
United State. Circuit Court.

The RELY Murder cdSe.-This was the case
stAttd In the Sun yesterday. The july returned a
verdict Of not guilty" after short dsliberation.
Alleged hdnslduyhteT.-The U. s. rs. Nathan
NJ. Aiilctt. The prisoner was tho Captain Of the
brig baracsn," and willis al sea In January, 1861,
charged by the q Nernment, by the careless use
o. a revolver, caused the denh Of John Dillon, q
seaman on board the raoen. The deceAsed was
~ INJURED that he died In few days.
The defence claim that the pistol was discharged
by accident wholly, and thai IL was only used 70
intmidaie deceased aud others and prevent them
from creating mutiny. II was not AZ claimed, In
landed N harm any one with the weapon.
The evidence in the case then progressed.
Supreme Court.
Hust Nes York Harbor Masters reside in any
particular CRY or Coun'y.-The Psopi, er rel vii
Us Fdtten rs Alexander II. SohuHz.--This was .
controversy between Nc. Patten and Nc. Schultz AZ
N the right 10 the office Of INrbor Mater the re.
lAtOr olsimed to have been appointed In February,
1861, and ~ have continued In the discharge OF his
duties until February, 1860, when the defendant
was appointed by the Governor and confirmed by
the Senate, and took possession OF the REALTORS
ofhce.
The act under which these officers are appointed
provides that nine Of she Hsrbor Masters sha resi- lie
In New York and two in Brooklyn. Toe relAtof
claims thai when the defendant was appointed he
resided In Fishkil, and has continued N reside al
that place, ant thai he therefore never was qualified
w. hold u Office.
TIE defendant clsimed that the statute a. 70 resi-.
denoe merely direct )ry, and therefore inmate
rial, this baing State and not q County office. II
also psAred that the defendant had resigned his
office about ak weeks Snce and another person had
been appointed in his place. Decidon reserved,
Court Of General sessions.
The trial OF Esther X ndrok, charged with per-
jury, WAS resumed today, and resulted In her &C
quittAl.
gAmb ing cases are 70 be tried on Monday.
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Fires, Accidents, Inauo-ts, &c.

FIRE IN WEST 17rH STREKT.-About halt
past three O'Clock yesterday morning, stable In
the rear Of 100 West nth street, tpok fire. This
building was destroyed. Lois, $500, ~ Insurance.
FIRE IN TWELFTH STREHT.--A fro broke out
about O'Clock yesterday m brning, IN the csrpen-
ter shop Of John Murphy, rear 300 Twelfth ST. Set.
The whole establishment was dostr vel. Llss
$500; partly insured. M. 2Gi TSelfh street, be-
lDnginF t. Mrs. Wallace, was Damaged h tbs ex-
tent Of 90. Insured The police of the 18th,
nth and 18th prec nets rendered efficient service.
GoRED ny A BULL.-Wm. Sutton, resi- ling
day In Essex street, by bull, aud had his ak ul
fractured, bfsldes being otherwise injured by the
horns Of the animal. lie was taken - the New
York Hospital.
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roli,icsI Gos.ip About th. Ne xt Cenptro llcr
"a Com n.unioatton.

EDIroR n. Y. SuN Whoever has given
Information 10 the suS in reference 70 the object Of
the Democratic Jedersoni.n General COMMITTEES,
should get himself "post,d up" before he gives 70
the world tie bcneft n his knoried1e II there Is
any one man mole obnoxou 70 the said committee
than another, thai man is John Cldncgi He has
scarcely . personal or political friend in 10. Mr..
Brennan OF the Sixth Ward has no connection
with the committee, either directly or indirectly,
nor can he or Mr.. ClsnCy costrul sagie Wnd del.
eeAtion in the comm ttee. Tie mmittee has no
oonnecton with eitner TAmmsny Hall nor mozart
Hall, nor with any Of their members AZ the rr~ou.
tcns pubishe by order Of ia ocs rs clearly prove.
The obje 4 OF this said committee IL T. reform the
abuses which have crept tito party machinery, and
nomn ate and elect proper TO of "a, and not
political hacks. A hENBER or ruz COMMITTEE.
Nets York, Feb. %, lS62
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have bean grated ore weeks leave Of sbssnce AID,
on The szprssioa Of tbs, su.e are ordered 70 report
as follows As.ine Master. on board ,hs North cs-
rollins, and all Osher ofhcsrs 70 Commodore Pauldng.
The gunboa, Massachusetts, w.s pu, on, Of COM
mission wednesday snsrnoon, and her crew sent on
shore. de.schmsn, OF blue jscks,' have been
sen, nom the receiving ship North Clrolins 70 the
frignte 81 Lsrrence In the stream,
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PROVISIONS.
PUBLICATIONS, &c.

INTERESTING to MOTHERS, MILLINERS,
lDRESSMAKERS and LADIES GENERALLY -
The Spring No. Of MIMI DEMORESrS QUARTER
LY MIRROR OF FASHIONS, containing valuable
information, variety Of useful plain full sized Pat
terms elegant Plates and hne EngrAvings OF the New
Spring Sly ies fur LAiits' and Chiiiren's Dresses,
WiI be READY on MONDAY, March 8. To Moth.
ers this Magazine IL very valuable. To the Mllliner
and DresmAker II Ii invaluable, and no Trades man
we'll do without IL. Yearly, with valuable
premium, 81. Single copies, 2bc. Published at 4I3
broadway. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail on
receipt OF the price. DO not fail ~ see the Spring
Number. fe2T 2'l31
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE, u
l. DR.. Smiths celebrated
DYapFPsIA NNIHIIATOR

which is pronounced by all who have given II a fsir
TRIAL ~ be the best article for thai distressing dis
Ase-DYSPRPSIA-eVe introduced. 10 warns
up the whole system, giving tone aud energy ~
the stomach, and creating new He 70 the aictedS
As spring sets In, thousands will 6el weak lAn-
guild, and depressed In spirits, a.. y All sueh We
would advise them ~ give i trial-one uo'tle wa
give YOU an idea whether 10 Is doing good or not-
Prom Ihe knowledge we have Of the cures already
Effected by It's use, We are sAtished-thAi WHERE 4
10 fairly tried-h will work wonders IN me cure q
DvgpenGa. Price 90 cents per bottle. Depu1--
al south seo1Id 81, WlllAmsburgh. To be had n
New York, at 81 Eighth ave- +to Grand q. 10
Allen 81 corner Stanton and corner Avs AnS
sssood 80, wa nNNN
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MEDICINES.

SULPHUR AND APOR BATHS-TIMO-
- LAT'S old established, and the only genuine
sulphur baths in the United States, a. Carroll
Place, Blocker 81, cor OF LauTenA n. 4. Mfe
cure inr rheum atis severe colds sruptions Of tha
skin, mercuriaI affections, chills and fever, a.
Giyen daily by DIR, A. l.. TIMOLAr & Co,fe7S aAAGS
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing between WEBER GRANT, soda
water manufacturers, this day dissolved ~ uu-
tuAl consent JOSEPH WEBER continues In TN
buaineaa and is alone authorized 70 hquidAse thA
concern. JOSEPH WEBER, GEO. W. GRANT,
New York, Feb. s6th, 1862. felt S'loe
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TIIR NEW YORK DAILY SUN
u sent " Subscribers regularly, every morning,
Nv MAI, FOR ~ A WAR.
Direct 70 MosKs b. BKAon, Proprietor ~ the Stin
" NKw YoRK CRY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A NEAr
w house In some good nsighborhood, worth from
4ibO " 1890, $500 cash. To exchange In Brook
Ign, for ouse or place the city four story
brick double-ienement house. Address j. bon
200, Sun office. -
WANTED - BRAIDING MACHINEA
w Any person having 90 or 70 second hand braid
ing machines, can hear Of n purchaser By addren-
ing CRIN0LINE, box $50 BUN Ohices ~
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EOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
\ niosly htted up grocery and liquor store rent
10 dollars month; for selling, death In the
family. Apply at $50 east lath SL between lat
avenue aud avenue A, Is
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND Ills
ID wife, and two OF three siHgls gentlemen, can be
accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms,
Terms vory moderate. 100 S'lfS
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DOARD-BY AN AMERICAN LADY,
ID near Grand 8, ferry, In private family. Board
no, 70 exceed %. Address Mrs, ., L, B. station B,
Grand d,
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF ANN FAR
l. RELL, who came 10 NeE York in October, 1859.
Is native OF Puckerstown, Parish Of Alen, Co.
Kildare Ireland. Call or send address 1877 East
l2th st., she will ges news from her mother. %
INFORMATION OF MARTHA KEENAN,,
l. will be thankfully received by her rsistera, MA
RIA and MARGARET REDMOND, 49l l0th st. y.
INFORMATION WAHTED-S IL o u L d
l. this advertisement meet this eyes Of WILLIAM
JAMES BROWN, or bis sister, LETIrlA BROWN,
Of any one who may know Of their whereabouts,
will confer great favor by informing the subscri-
Der, In q line Addresses 70 her, at Madam, Mass.
MATILDA BROWN. fs99 Bsl0o
NOTICE-IF MISS MARGARET CASEY
should sec this notice, she viii confer favor on
her brother MICHAEL CASEY by calling OF sand.
ing word 70 him. lie can be soen Al the Madison
HOUSE, cor " Madison ave Aad GIth d, New York.
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COAL, no.

PEST OF RED ASH. 40; WHITE ASH,
- $3.50 per ton Of = 90 liza, delivered fres and
clean coke, 81 chAldron. Yards and Eleyensh
street, near Broadway, N. Y. q. 2. BACaS,
Agent. fe9i 2SAc.isA
CT 6D-RRD ASH COAL.
%f' cOSt IO-wuITH ASH COAL.
English Cann'll fii per chaldrun. Coke 90 pr
chA. 4. q. CLARKE, . W iith 81, mar Bssy.
ls2o 2Iac'IO0
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL
w cell this day, at O'Clock, at i5I Canal street,
mortgage sale OF tins 2d hand finiure-lI carpets,
oil cloths ceLte, dining aud tea tables sofas, sp,-
bedsteads, ohai beds aud bedding bureaus, wash.
stAndV, stoves, dining room and kitchen furniture,
and all other goods FOR a large houss. lt3
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WIN. Writers, AUCTI0NEER, WILL
w sell this day, nj i0k O'Clock, at 22I West tlth
r, the entire stock and hNtures Of family grocery
store consisting OF no assortment Of teas, sugars,
soap, spices, DC. ia
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SHIPPING, &c.

E0R LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAr-
l. scotrs line, ship JOHN j. BOYD, sail. for
Liverpool, March 3D. and ship SOUTHAMPTON.
TAPSC0TT & Co, sc South st. fs29 d IN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A FIRST. CLASS BAKERY,
doing good business in bread, cakes and loo
cream. Reason Tor selling, old age. Apply At "a
Myrtle Az, Brooklyn. keaSs'lO4
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THE STOCK
Il and fixtures Of nice little grocery store with
back room, In the centre OF the block, and doing
good cash busineaSi must DO sold today al any
sAcrihoe. Satisfactory reasons given 70 sailing.
Inquire Of MRS. Sands IS Ludlow 81. 81
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT.-OFFICE 4
w Eat broadway, sells THIS Day, at 10% o'clock,
the entire furniture, carpets, oil cloths. &c in tho
boarding house, 10 Franklin st alsp croehery aud
kitchen utens Is, stoves, lamps, girandoles, &c. ~
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF WATCHES
Il and Jewelry-A. NJ. CRl5TALAR, Auct. ~
BOwery, will sell THIS DAY, ~ i0k O'Clock,
large assortment OF gold and silver watches, gold
rings, pins, earrings, necklaces, chains; charms
diamond iewelry, plated ware, guns pistols, ins.tu-
ments, de- 1879
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n G. HORTON, AUCT, OFFICE II CAR
". mine st-will sell this day, at II o'clock, M
$50 Browne st near Wooster, rex Of stoves and
un ware, coffee and cake boilers, ne brick cement,
&C g., ~
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GALE FOR STORAGE-CHAMBER &
- fAiRCuILD, amioneeis will sell, this day,
Fol-. 2Sth, ~ IL O'Clock, nj their s.lesroJrns, li3
pay storage charges and expenses. ABOUT 100 bbls.
cider and vinegar, together with a quantity Of
empty barrels 1873
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-20

ARCHBISHOP HUGHES OR THE FEELING IN
MISUNDERSTANDING Hughes, of New York
has written letter to Secretary Seward, in
which he says:
What occurred on the other side I think
1t would be, at present, improper for me to
make public. l am not certain that anv
word or act, or influence of mine has had
the slightest effect in preventing either Eng
land or France from plunging into the un-
happy divisions that have threatened the
Union of these once prosperous States. On
the other hand, l may say that no day-no
hour even-was spent in Europe in which 1
did not. according to opportunity, implore
for peace between Europe and America
SO for that peace has not been disturbed
But let America be prepared. There is no
love for the United States on the 9th er side
of the water. Generally speaking, on the
other side of the Atlantic tho United States
are ignored. if not despised; treated in con-
versatlon IN the same contem ptuous Ian
guage as we might employ toward the in
habitants Of the Sandwich Islands. or Was h.
ington Territory, or Vancouver's Island, or
the settlement OF the Red river, or of the
Hudson's Bay Territory.
This may be consid Tered very unpublished,
almost unchristian language proceeding from
the pen of a Catholic archbishop. But, my
dear Governor, it IS unquestlonably true.
and am sorry that it is so.
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rThe Pike County OLD Democrat, in

9The Pike County Qll3 Democrat, in
rejoicing over the victory there. says:
1t teaches that Pike County is against
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation of22d
September last; that We are opposed to being
taxed to buy niggers, or homes for them. or
to transport them from Cairo all over the
North, free of expense.
1t teaches that old Pike does not indorse
tho President when he suspends the writ Of
AZ zig c,ypus, seizes her citizens and hurries
mem e to Washington or Fort Warren and
oenles IL n a hearing before jury of thei.
II II teaches Il. old Pike condemns the
offic;e eSsie p'onaef r cticed by Government:
eona seacass that old plks the seal of
IN her midst who call those who Z p:.S
them upon minor questions "Trsito.- md
Seeessionists." ana
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Missouri.
The election in this city on yesterday was
one of the greatest outrageS ever committed
on the elective franchise.
About twelve O'Clock the polls were for
chilly taken possession of by the friends Gof
General Loan, and no one for Bruce per-
mitted to vote. At twelve O'Clock the poll
books at the Courthouse were forced from
the Judges and clerks. and General Hall,
hearing of it. got possession of them and had
them taken back, but only placed six SOL
diers to guard the polls. Shortly after yo-
ting commenced, when there were fully one
hundred voters in the Courthouse some
twenty militia men m arch ed,i into the house,
seized tho the poll-books and tore them into
fragments. After this people became dis
Outraged, and retired to their homes. More
than one thousand voters failed to vote by
prevention on the part of men wearing uni
formes. Never in the annals of elections
in this State was such an outrage on the free
rights of voters perpetrated.
Bruce would have carried this city by i've
hundred majority, if the polls had not been
interfered with in this lawless manner, and
the county by thousand.
Great responsibility rests with those in
command for the outrages of yesterday, and
full investigation will take place. The
rights of candidates and voters will not be
thus trampled upon with impunity. We
are we'll aware that all the high officers here
desired oui defeat but we could not have
believed they would have permitted such
course to be restored to effect It. True,
Gen. Hall issued orders, but they were treat
ed with contempt; and he made no suitable
effort to carry them out, though there were
ample force here perfectly willing to aid
him. But only the friends of Loan in COM
mand of the men.
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6TThe steamer Eugene, between Cairo
and Memphis, struck a sunken wreck on
Sunday night, off Plum Point Bend. and
sank In fifteen feet water. There were over
one hundred persons on board, fifteen of
whom were drowned, principally of the
crew. The passengers remained on the
wreck all night, and were brought off the
next morning by the steamer Tigress. The
boat will probably prove total loss. She
was loaded with goods and stores which are
badly damaged.
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THE LAW OF KENTUCKY IN REGARD TO
SHINPLAsTEEs.-Probab it would be well
enough to inform parties thus engaged that
such proceedings are in direct violation of
the laws of this State. and those engaging
in it lay themselves liable to be fined FIVE
hundred dollars and imprisoned six months.
We have taken the trouble to examine the
Revised Statutes of Kentucky, and under
the head Of Currency. on page 277, we
find the following:
IL. 1t shall not be lawful to make, offer
to pay or pass or offer to pass. any note, bill,
order or other thing passing by delivery, as
. circulating medium, in lieu of or as the
representative of money, unless it be the
note or bill of some banking institution le-
gally incorporated in the United States.
IF note, bill, order or other such things,
be Of the denomination of two dollars, or
under that amount, it shall be presumed to
have been made, paid or passed in violation
of this section, unless the contrary be
proved.
>. ~. Every party to any such note, bill,
order, other such things, and every person
passing the same, shall be liable to be held
for the amount thereof, with treble costs, and
ten per cent, on the amount by way of dam
age.
Every person who shall make. pass, cir
,,asc;noo or in any way aid in the making,
order or o, circulating any such note, bill or
not n, orc ,bs thing, shall be imprisoned
than ten 5oIjars months. or fined not less
ed" ned and imprison-
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Proclamation bv the Governor.

The acknowled gment of national as well
as individual dependence upon the oup
Ruler of the Universe. is the highest evil
dence of refined civilization; and no people
ever prospered for any great length OF time
who did not admit and invoke Ills power
and mercy, nor will any such ever rise TO
true greatness as nation.
The spirit of the American people has
been welf-nigh crushed by the terrible reah-
ties OF the intestine war into which the ma
ton has been plunged by the disappointed
ambition of maddened and reckless men ;
and it is the part alike of wisdom and of
duty for us ali to PROSTATE ourselves in
humiliation before the Author of all good,
and supplicate His omnipotent arm to arrest
this wicked and unjust rebellion, and re-
store to distracted people the blessings Of
peace, unity, and fraternal affection.
But while thus humiliating ourselves be-
fore the Almighty Disposer of events, we
should remember that we have abundant
cause to offer homage Of grateful hearts for
the manifold blessings He has vouchsafed
to us as people. The seasons have been
propitious; the labor Of the husbandman has
been crowned with ample returns; we have
not been called upon to mourn the ravages
of extended disease in the country; the pub
lie health has never been moro marked than
during the year which is drawing to close;
and while, therefore, we have to lament the
terrible consequences of the fratricidal wal
which af1licts and desolates the land, we
have yet ample reason for returning thanks
to Him that we are free from those awful
scourges-pestience and famine-which so
often afflict the human family. and not un-
frequently add their horrors to those in
volved in war.
1t is meet, therefore, that the time hon
ored custom of dedicating one day in the
year to devotional exercises to Him who
holds the destinies of nations and individu-
ais alike in His hands should be preserved;
and while pouring out our gratitude for the
Inc alculable benefits we enjoy. bow ourselves
in earnest supplication to Almighty God,
that He will, in his infinite mercy, interpose
His omnipotent arm to stay the spirit OF in
testine strife which is sweeping over and
desolating the land restore peace and order
to this hitherto heaven-favored country;
and make all to feel that return to the
Government Of our fathers, which has rem
dered US so powerful, prosperous, aud hap
py, is at once the part Of patriotism and re-
ligous duty.
l, Therefore as the Governor Of the Com
manwealth. do hereby set apart Thursday,
November 9th instant, as day Of Thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God, for all
His mercies to us, and request general
observance of it, to the end that we may
m anfest in proper spirit, our dependence
upon Him, and supplicate His omnipotent
power to protect and guard US from future
misfortune as a nation.
Done at the city of Frankfort,
J1 } this 18th day of November. 1862
and the SEVENTEEN year Of the
commonwealth.
j. f. ROBINSON.
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, 6TThe Rossiu House. the largest hotel
in Canads, was destroyed by fire on the
14th instant, together with all the Stores
and Shops in the building. A number of
lives are supposed to be lost. The insur-
ance on the Hotel was $50, 1000.