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BROOKLYN.

WoN,v tRo,rS To- DLArH Thu hoIv Of
icmhl identified ~ lint Of Mary Kilf1il. was
iourd IA ~ opSn lo' near the ponitentitrv,
pluut { O'clock ON Sttur,iav aftrrnonn. I'll,
REM ns were taken in CHARGE by the police It
u" Niiih Precinct. VI u supposed that sho
'.U u"Wh nom oNdnu' loh ana tro&o To deAth.
Az inquest was held 10y the Coroner, aud a
Veiul'l III hc' ur'hHce was rendered.
MI pHrEp Coroner Notri. h, n nm inoucat
on Sruidi, urou the BODY Of an infant. anna
rrily only a few DAYS old, which was found in
a firlt on Crew Iiill tho morning preyioua. Us
head was or, cd when discovordd. DR.. Rlr
dick made "A T., a tnurirm .N,r,.,nati,p nrd tc4
titled that from ann nr,nces 10 c1r,e tr IL. de,th
nv violence \ voidtt in ,rcordarc, was ron.
dored by tho Jury.
A Mr.,cA,. T,y,r hi, o,.,.,,, ~.
,,,,,. IA , hu,,h Rr-.LI,,, fu...I.,r,, - ~
,bs 90, no q, Ioprc,, I,. ,c,,'. ,,y,, no,roJ
N,II.,,,,, ,,hosa ,,,,.s.,,i 80, ,., ,,i,i
,Lo ,dr, ir,t;o, al ali ,.b, ~ ,,;',,..,i !,
'nJ 'I,,',,ad 49,; -, 80 -
IN, oi man Who hayc hcrn,,,. C,,,,o,,s i ,bo,.
a,t,i,mrn,s'i, ,bo s.,,,, Jiro.,i,,, H., ia -,
,d y number ot eNcsllent artists, va Al sud
iiS'iumchH, ana puts iOrih programme OF
hN'c'n lto,H, rnny oil winch would alone 10
an 'Phiya'~n' l't mo nlmlssiou i"a ui only -
''h'f. ne concert III 10 commence NJ hall-p past
soN'n clock.
SKA1IN..-The different public ponds In the
ouuliIt. Ul the city. wore ihronged Yesterday
with won AMI boya, v no enjoyed themselves
greatly, tho skatirg t.nR Nar, fine About
three thousand persons wero 81 the Pnpl,f
Pond, nith aveuur. and psrhaps a. many more
| on n, smaller ponds IN the sth and 9th Wards.
A Nav M,iu,p, D,s,u,.r-A, orde,
! r,rcp,iv ,s.usI ia, the .ta,o AJirt,pt Eencr,i
d,v,Ir, IA, III rrt nf the old It, IA Iir,,ds
| nj rrc,r,l, cmi,raclrg lilo entire Countv-in,o
! -" To- ado districts, designated reTpoct,vely
! lhr Ihl' ana ih9 Eleventh Tue new miRade
Is kn""n ny the latter numl"r, and comprise,
the l'i, ri, - an, 9th, Oh, Sth ludI and
IIih wa,d, OF the cry OF b"oklyn: Cot
J"-H' Smi'' l'' br'n APPOINTED MlGanl"i
| command thorr,C Tho bri,nIo IiN,i,t /, to
be DIV il,d INTO four relimenial di,tricts, 10 Lo
! lesipra.ed ,hs 93I. i7th, 5ld aud 5Gth. The
4 nIi hitb Lri,,.Io under communal of B-iunIiur
General 'H A', VII comprise 'no NA,io ul
no N"H'uV :" nl.S' 10, "u 'u'.l Va ,no
'.''n.n n''i'". ~ ~ .,p l"gl mn ~
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MARINE INTRLLIasNCR.

Plymouth. Fnl., pcc. 2o-Ovinr t-the grest difa-
cult, uuI heavy expenses la raising 'he ship Iady
Franklin. II Wa decided On the 18th 10 eli hrr A
auction Size will l." -oh On tie Ist larrv
uuau'i'yu -torcs and sails have bern -, el ami ~a
lc sold GA tie 24th.
nurups Ayr,4 Nov IL The bars Catollna, II n. .
York tIuin G,sHIN,, wHs -tUH Ilc'i dur ~ the gals
,fOrt g- She was surveyed pnd the ~Nj en-e- h.
M .n lrpSy, rht Wa condemned. S.p lsH higt
and rs md b. i1dN til,'d.
The -i'umshir Mississippi, C'r' Har.i-rn. ~ ".
Y .tHud,d ,u tine eve ming OF oct - dudrg .'ds
uuiu u, u.',T parting the iruu ring "a D. t~
N,t f...r..... .ut 10 mime inch Manila cattle. WM
yr.lu' Us Ne got un without damage
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The stock market was que, ,his ln-vuiug prizes
being 1t the elise % shalo higher than iAt evening"
After the first board the market improved, ami -
the second large business vas done, aid p,ic--
werr generally va Z better. Go7ernnert ssociSs
were without change of importance. Mssovh sizes
eetc = higher.
Money works cNzy today, Isuders being mp-e di--
po.sd to put out current funds a, call, per cens
The r,,er for paper are unchsngei. There p fur
rcr advance in gold ~ iO2Caio2H per cent, md In
bills ON london 10 iia = PER cent.
There is, Il anything, little wore hHrrRoay
among the banks today, with disposition To en-
courage the circulation q United 5tdes demand
notes. Man7 Il the bankS Instead Of paying Oss
their own bis Use these notes, and but little god
new, from tho army would gain an active cur
r,ucy f.r them. Business IL going quite smoo.hay
It the Sul-1tc.ury, these note1 being the prindp~k
medium.
The Commercial Fire Insur,ncs c.. has deolarsd
% dividend ut 4 per ccut, payable - dcunnd thu
Sew York Equitable h-urnce Co. somi'ennuh
dividend 1T 10 .i cent. plyal H'l INST, The lilies
OF N~y YORK 'al Jor ~ City Hrr ~ ing their iDt6-
rest .luc ou TIE IT. INST, in % ccio--the lily -
H.. k.yu I..4 SIT iu ruutuvy; the Emrire City firs
In-uttu,rC. ur- ic,lct its twenty MT seini-zu-
uud dividend of per ,'ut.; the National fite In
.Wt,u,' e. Nil Itv uu tue "'h instant - dlvhlena
- ~ p,f ,ut the luuv leland Insurance. c.. an
u,uue,s tu. rlHu o. o. pen cent ,payu ic On de-
mYul tire Cu,sru-' Fire Insurance c. viii pay -
lotulul rs. ii,rN u' iyk per cent; the hari q
Directors ot ~" wulius.''u.l CTS Five ln~ura nos
g.. Lac u','u#d g sruli-t7nrl dividend oi p@
cent, PAYABLE uu end after tie 9th instant The
william. m.i City hank Will pay "n the 9th in
stup, d. .idud % ~. lcr cd; The irving Swing.
Interest uu sums Il tb0n pen cent. on sums up -
i,Ooo, 1Id V"r cent 900 'rrnr sums the he'd-
pu tie pr,i,Ilcd a t ps lie ON the 10Th inst, in
Now Ynfk. Iy tho Tarmefs' Ian and H. ust Co-.
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DEATHS.

BRADY-on Sunday noon. 9Th inst, after a short
ness, Patrick Brady, Of the Parish Of Granard,
1unty Lnngf1rd. Ireland
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral, this Monday afternoon, at
y o'clock. from his late residence, oil Finh st,
q. Aves. c aud H. III
CARROLL-on Sunday, Thomas Carroll in the
ID year Of his ase.
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral, this tMondsy) afternoon, 9th
ist, at O'Clock, from his late residence y Wye
of st. Brooklyn. $50
COoPER-on the 1St inst, Of congestion Of the
ungs, saretta A., the beloved and only daughter of
saiah and saSah A. Cooper, aged year, months
nd days.
Pittsburgh papers please copy. ls4
FOoTE-On the 9th inst MIME Lovinia 70 te,
oily daughter Of james and Eliza Foo,e.
The frieuds Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Jan. It'll, At o'clock T. NJ,
rom her late residence, 30 Carlton ave, Brooklyn.
HAMILTON Saturday, 4th inst, Thomas ,mill,
native Of Dundalk, Co. Lputh, Ireland.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, this tMondayl aftor
aeon. 9th inst, at o'clock, from the residence oi
dis brother, Nichols Hamii, % West Both It. loo
HENERY-On the 9TH inst, Patrick Hcnerv,
native of the Parish Of Castlerahan, e.. Cayan Ire
and, In the Goth year oi his age.
His friends and acqudntances are respectfully in
ted ~ attend the funeral, ou Tuesday afternoon,
-,h inst, ut O'Clock, from his late residence seth
T. near 2d ave. 1853
HUTTEMFYFR-On sturdy. ith ms' Henry
Huttciueyer. If NJ Herman illticmeyer, s,cl
10 wears, months and days.
3 Tie frci ds bud expenditures ~ 'he family
te-ye,try invited e. attend the tuner u, III, tMJl-
.lry, gfcruuou, t'h inst. ~ O'Clock, tuu the r'-i
fcn,e of his parents, 90 Division IT, without further
Invitation. -
K1DpFR On rn'rv. r. inst. Hirrict, " l.,y .f
.hc lat, :. u.loI kulleH, alcl a. years.
Ilpr relatives ui friends .r' respectfully Invited
to siioud the funeral, t.. ~ ud,yJ afternoon. ''h
Nnst, ne O'Clock, from tNo residence, u, her -HN-
iu-'4R. can't Albert a.. J .Ip- "a Second ~. b..
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REAL ESTATE.

For SALE CHEAP, A\D OK EASY
i trr-. ,,,rt'art.ts lr stores AMI ru'...
900 N,u Il..t ~, Brook 'gu ru.r f..' Atlantic Del,
t f..'u ~ 40 e. ~ ma each AIr'y a. =
LOGC, pD Beaver 4. FiHh'.2
\LIUIlNMSW'EGII PROPERTY FOR Sale
w The thI,r..tuI, l.I.'. lt' ml H., Du.''
o., . stone con 1u'th uuu pu..' st', trp ..tt''t
rlI : uHtu tul hu,ir ~ tfuH very cosy. APP.
l. H. kIIIbbt,. 90 N.NUT D. =, Y. u TO-
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A EAkE ciIANCf-IloE SALE CHEAP
boz. Terry, New lurE, nn Of the best business lpa,-
H'uH boz thr S,0u.tu " ri; icing good c,-i hl-i-
r,.. For luit,. uumrtiuu inquire ut the a-
p"n. yei3'l2S
Tor SALE CHIAP-AN OLD ESTAB
Il l-hcd corner IilIpr store Ia the Fourth w.,rd
aIood stand flr gr ceric+ For Further particular,
inquire At 70 Js,ue4 n 10 3'lT9
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AUCTION NOTICES.


"A ing, NC.--A. VI. CRlSIAl.NR nuctiuncer, ~
nlwpry, will sell this day, January 18th, ut 10Y
o,lock, lan.c stock NJ sctspu,lle clothing, citn-
pri-iur CLOTH beaver, pilot pcrlh ui, and ict ruck,
SICK, business, and uNVrCuJt. u 'o-kiu, cloth, yts-
mere, and satinct pants, silk satin, cloth, csSy e
and velvet Vests, ais lo'ts and .ltcs cloths,
morcS satmcts, Innings, trimmings, &c. g.. i.d
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.ARRIAREA.

CpguMAN- oUTIERIzE-At me residence o
% BRIDES uncle 81 Monroe n, by Rev. Chas J
,nea, Geo. p. Cushman, U. 9. Navy, 10 Ross
utierise. Of Malaga, Spain. 80
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SAVINGS BANAS.
INSTRUCTION.

81 WRITING CLASSES-TEN WRITING
vi lessons ~, ur 20 for ~; bookkeeping s. per
month, or $40 lessons unlimited, arithmetic aud
writing $40 per quarter = lcs .ons each. PAINES'
s., Brooklyn, A2i,c'lsT
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WANTED.

WANTED 4 GOOD LOCOMOTIVE Or
W HIuglt -truu lu,I,r 7 90 --u"r-e u""rii uy
NAGNER a SrlISS
II "a Cb.at ~,
$500 WANTED nN GOOD Htcl RlIf
+ObOior months 80 l0era. u,Iu, EEr.. C,a
1t 80 Fuuti I'VE, lcltr -tp.,. 10
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COAL.

q IN COAL PER TON OF 2JOO Lbs.
" ~ well screened and free from late, de-
hrcd T. IN parts Of the ,iiy A, HEARrE 10
West iltA ~, ugM tn ave, IaG 2iag'llJ
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20 LET.

pttEEl TO IET-Gl7 TllIHD AVE, near
- g., ., with uso. t0 perfect order, our'rutcn'
h.lo.ur.' vaults for n'ur and coal, store hucl uI'
csc, Convenience for Il family; with stHhliug iur two
Nu.,-. Iluirc at Gil Third ave, a. At kElLi'S
nal o.. yur - ave sud 18Th It, - J'lul
STORES AND APARTMENTS To LIT
> ~ 10 i:s,r4 =. mud ~ Ludlow n, d-9
apartments 90 .th and lJth ~. between 1t tnd
~ f,,s, sud other tIrccs. Apply tu &. j. fOl.-
SOM, NJ 1856 First ave, curnrr ufEiyhth stJI t'lJO
SINGER'S 80. ! MACHINE TO LEF-Nuit-
y .ui, t.r tuinr- ,r t.ps, luuh.ug mp army work.,
OF. 90 c,mpl,to .llcr. Cd, at - Commerce zig mo- '
e. DO. i, 4 tie tril,.r. u
no IIT-FRONT AND BACK BASE
i '.,t with ur Ter .u t'dr.l.s 'h"r" BE- HH 100
.r., ',.Hn. % Murt y. n,ur Chatham squire %
s..... i..f.uu q G aus kiipi ui uI .pc,. Arpl, uu
., r,,ru...r tdJ'llj
- lI.1--1o6 Bl.lI,kER ST, STOLE and
l...u,ut ,'l ,.' .tD floor. lnIul n AK
BE-. 90. ~ i,GJ'll
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NUS. FIEs-uNE MINK SARLE nALE
DENTISTRY.

A kTIWlAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
n rembdeliug aching, decaycd or l4-ukon teeth, is
prt Ia sot without pain; clor of teetn and warrant
ed for life c. ID. CRAWFORD, 81 Amity ~ u
N.yk ,r0n byQadwuy, 10 2iG'll4
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rGCkETs % CrSTs

i...n.u.c. o Iu',b,.. Cuu,wt tu .m'ucngc IT
llipnH a.N,. IH'si-cN.
80 IT,, piuu U.ui uu O. .-u .siuu De- FROM n
g. ftnr,,#, 90 FultHH.I UuNkhu
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DOCHFS OFFICE-FlRST SIllrS FOR
IN Id.orInu .mt Lraduu- Chppcr 1hp Rp"EH
A. UlIEN, ~ L.uItl .dls Jtu. ol.. TIE H.
.. O. ship CliElSIIANN tnr Inui"r. sails Ju.
,r. u =. -lu De- at Innr 20 T.. H., l'r Ut,7t.' Fps
'... fan, tU, .ll n.uuts. ~ ruIu.ri r.tr-, uIpIF
.. Nos 4. ROC III, sa SrIt' q. GJ'HG
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s ss:s R Ri.s en- S e. T. ~
i ,SSo p s:ysr, hl % so Wv 30 90


This table Is derived by comparison Of the Fir's
Board sales each days
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Personal NOTICES.

| itEEm CAUTION All. PAMNBROk-
eIs not g. accept Ia pawn, SILVER 81 tt.U ut
Sold ,uuu market go. H. "a tue outside U,-p
THEODORE BENJAMIN, 10 T.. lGt. Il. 90 .'I..
MY WIFE, HONORlN GAFFNEY, LEFT
4'l o. l,t and beard Boz O.t'.'r, 1-rn, vita NJ
800. 1plt ur Dr. 20 cation, ,i.l wont g. NV Oiru-,
p. my account T. CArINLY, 800 F1liH .,yr,
Ne. York Cty ~
SO6 REWARD FOR INFORM. IluN
= ~ t'at y lnd ~ tu. arlyIrtpil 40 tine f,.u 2
uHu ttst u,.lrl the word "Brihcr' e. uy ..l.r.-
-yu.rut ti3d iEi be- the SuI paper 81 IHI..uV y
= ., instant. WM TEIIKETDH, To- Est J4l ".
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DRESS.
FltRs.

EJEN, II rs. II GS-!ADlES III Your
iuI- 'u pen 49, &c. ..-- man 20 au4y utiU" = |n ..
i.n ny, ut nc Gir.i x h., MupIL'onNri ~ .'rr
Muh hwl 'HVre n.tn Hua CuI!-, 49, Frcn,a .'r
grp,-, muI- nuh Guide, ~ g. g. Freucl Mlus cupt
.r.If .r. T.. N-, - RIO Frpug' n l. muHH, ~ I.
y, -I, WtIcr SIN, mutt, ~ g. f2,j0 French Sadie
mut- ~. 80 Mn. MutIu, pee set ~, wort
go 90 IOSItNS. II U. ., N.u SIunre, or N n
street. no 24,c'lO6
~ rs, FjES-IlNE MINK SABLE HALF
ea'~S auF auH uCt ~e tpw sell lrum go &.
W. hII. p rs" E..s lest winter Ter -, lHfr Mn
sole 4a.fl'r g1jt- Tlu To- fl,. very enc tnrk MHs
mute - ~ , uu0 rs, 70 FOSTER Rocky N l.--
TAN ler Dept Us Chatham Square, cor Mott Il.
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EMPLOYMENT Females.

A NOlNDINlb WN\rEp-Tu TrNn -
- Hr'-tr -.' .u| s' ... Nll l'5 g. .ui ~
uG.'ilt
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Two Shilling Advertisements.

~ Two line advertisements inserted under this
head for quarter Of a dollar.
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n -IQuONS-RIN TmROrGM nm SMALI

I M OhN-kl y THROUGH THE SMALL
- ri nrc wh'crgmr ns the imported. B-iniv
au1 malt whisky - T. ~ gallon; rum and gin,
III tt'cry, NlIth ION ni 1T 80 wIiitn4hurlh;
I.hy,r,i m , " YORK and Br.kyn rHps A.
ntN l * ivi1'lil
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ITyESTC Fl>iIR Tot SIT OR DEDOME
w .n. - wtIy. Rooms a. 5I,.. ~ Co.. ..-.
Meals -,r.cl .to7tuuu4t. w. W. LLLAND q ".
iHl G'lU-
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Railroads.
RUTLAND q BURLINGTON n. H


RUTLAND a. BURLINGTON IL. II
ON and after Monday, Nov, 20, 1861, Trains
wiilrun as follows, viz;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 500 A Nj. and 3 30 4. M
Arrive at Rutland, IL A. M, and 230 (nlghtl
Leave Rutland, 6. 26 and IL 20 A. MI.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 100 "A M, i's5f M
MOVING NORTH AND wEsT
Leave Bellows Falls, $40 A. NJ, l220 and blo
y. M a,o-.op ~
Leave Rutland, 90 A. NJ, 400 and 4,96 L. M m
Arrive at Burlington, 1000 A. NJ 600 and f'oo
PM.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
All Burlington with Vt. Central, and W. Cana,
da Railroads, for Montpelier, st. Albans, Rouse 3
Point Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the Weet,-At
Rutlsnd with trains for Troy, Albany and New fork,
Narstoga Springs, Schenectady and the West,-At
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad for
Fitchburgh Worcester, Lowell and Boston. With
VI. Valley h. R. for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
Serd. New Haven and New YoIk-and with Sullivan
Rsilroad for Windsor, w. X. Junction, Wells River,
81 Johnsbury, Barton, Littleton ana me "hae
Passsneers for the West will find this cheap pleas
. ant, and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary information inquire q
E.A.CHAPIN ,Sup't
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Ben X. Chase.
Mason L. Cheney.

D0RK AND LARD,
J. FLOUR AND Mn&L,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
SYRUP and MOLAsSES,
COD FISH, MACKEREL SALMON,
FLUID and KEROSENE OIL,
SUGARS of all XII de.
RIO and JAVA COFFEE,
GUN POWDER TEA,
BLACK TEA,
NICE PICKLES,
RICE,
SPERM CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
RAISINs, ClTRON, DRIED CURRANTS,
COIN STARCH and MACAROE1,
DRIED APPLES,
BUTTER and CHEESE.
oH EBTIN6a, 6HIRTlNG,
PRINTS, DEL AlNkS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
BATTING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CBOCKERY and
GLASS WARE.
The 1boye articles we will cell CHEA p for
| cash.
| MASON & CHENEY.
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M A N Il 0 0 D;
MI HOW IOSTi HOW REsHaREni

Jsst Published, IN Sealed EnvsIops Price 9 cent,
LEC1 URE on the nature treatment and radi-
cal cure of Spermatorrhes, or Seminal weaku ess
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm.
sumption, Epilepsy an Fits; Mental and PHYSICAL
incapaoity, resulting from SelfAbuse, 60. By
RoBr CULvERweLL, M. D., author of the Green
Book, &c. uERse -
ne world renowned author, in this admirable Leo
lure Clearly proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences of Selfsbuse may be effect
uaIiy removed without medicine, and without dan.
gerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments,
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self cheaply, privately and radically This lecture
will prove boon to Thousands and thousands
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any sd.
dress, on the receipt OF six cents or two postage
stamps, BY addressing,
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III Bevery, View York, Pest Office Box, 1885
5:1ywI -
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vOL T.1,- M. ,.

ed into service, and ~ bo s. all arm him:
self Wltha m,,sk-t, shot gun. rifle or ,.:.r-
bine, accepted as al, .-tfici mt weapon,
shall be paid t e value thereof Il, he as
eertain"d hv the mastering officer ,tnl-f
such regulations as may be prescribed
by the Secretary of v ar, If he is wiiiire
to Sell the same, ard it l4.is not. l.ti. a.s.
shall be entitled to receive orc d,,ifnf Il
mont for the use of said rerrivpA sud
appfoted nnsket, rifle. shot- ghti 0f est
binc.
SIC. 8. Be 4 firth r enncted, hat
persons moi liable for duty ma, he re-
! c-ived AS substitutes for those who are
tnaer such regulations as may be p..<
serlbe.fb bs the secretary of war.
SEC. lO. BIZ it .fWt.e enac ed. That
all vacancies shall be filed by the Press
i,ient from the company, battalion. egua-
'droi' or regiment in which such yacan-
cies shall occur. by promotion according
to seniority, exce'tin cases of disability
or other lncompetency Provided, how
ever, That the President may, when, in
his opinion it may be proper, fill such
!, vacancy or vacancies by the promotion
of any officer Or officers, private or pr;
Yates from sueh company, battalion,
squadron or regiment, who Shall have
been distinguished in the service by ex.
hibition of valor and skill, and that when.
ever vacancy shall occur in the lowest
grade of the commissioned officers of A
company, said vacancy shall be filed
by election: Provided, That all appoint
ments made by the President shall be by
and with the advice and consent of the
senate.
SEC. IL. Be 1t fit Ter enacted, That
the provis IONS of ths first section of this
act relating to the election of officers
shall arpl, to those regiments, battalions
or squadrons which are composed Of
twelve months aud war companies com
bined i'll the same organization, without
regard to the manner lin which the Off
GERS tner Of were originally appointed.
SEC. II. Be ,t turtAsr' c,,ac'ed, That
each company of infantry shall consist
of one hundred and twenty-five rank and
file !; each company of filed artillery of
one hundred and fifty rank and file and
each company Of cavalry ofeighty rank
and file.
SEC. i3. Be t furtA-r c"actcd, That
all persons subject to enrolment, who
are now In tee service, under the pro-,
visions of this act, shall be permitted
Previotss to such enrolment to volunteer
i'll companies in the service.
The vote on the passage Of the bilf
was yeas 10; nays 2.
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OFFICIAL
ELECYIO.T.V .V'O TICE,

Confomnably to an act entitled Ar act
relative to Police Jury Wards in the
Parish of Avoyelles, sections 2 & 3, the
qualified voters of the lst I'd Sd 4,h 9Th
9th & 9TH Police Jury Wards, are here.
by notified that an Election will be held
on wednesday, s8tl; day of May next.
1862, for the purpose of electing men,,
Der for each ward to compose the Police
Jury of the Parish of Avoyelles.
The Polls to be opened from o'clock
A. NJ. till a. F. M. and the election to
be held at each precinct III said wards.
under the superintendent of the COM
missioners of Elections appointed by
the Police Jury for the above respective
wards and wifo are now in office.
The Commissioners Of Election will
take netice that safd elections BIZ held.
according to law, and due returns be
made to the President Of the Police Jury
or on before the first Monday of June
nex..
Marksyille, April 10Th 1862.
L. X. BRANCH,
President Police Jury
L. II. COUVILLION.
Secretary protein.
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fsg - Nf II var
MAY lst 1862,

In Red River. near the mouth Of the Big
Larto Bayou, the dead body Of a man about S
# = in in height. stoutly formed. woAld have
weighed about 40 lbs. He was evidently i.
young m IN. had no beard save a few scatter
ing hairs on his chin. His hair was long and
light colored. When foand he had OIL co ars.
black blank t coat. hickory shirt, a net un-
der shirt, brown jeans pants and cottonade
drawers. anlsheavy mind boots not much worn.
In bis pockets were found well worn poekc.
book containing four $40 confederate notes.
All old watch with the minnie hand hroken osa
black binding guard and steel key. also one.
wonlen mitt.n. T have understood That a nsstss
from Texas was going to New Orleans witt.
beeyes ON tl,n Steamer b. Il. Hodge. that b..
fell overheard near the month Of t.arto Will.
watering his cattle. All information in nv
p p,ss,.ssion can. be obtain d i,y addressing me
at Marksville La.
Louisiana Democrat please insert one nr,nih
and forward charges to the Ayoyell.s r.l,,..u
Omce. C.. r CANQacx.
I l0ms~-lm.
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flag of our OWL, adoption and allrgi nee
let me say to you, sir, that tl'r mar live
not in our midst whose hand AN,
heart would not be palsitd at the mcr
thought of such an act nor could fin
in my entire constituency so wrrtchet
and desperate a renegade rs would dar4
TO profane with his hand the sacred EN-
blem of oul aspirations.
Sir. you have manifested sentiments
which would become one engaged in 4
better cause than til It to which you hav,
devoted your sword. Iodoubt not but
that they spring from a noble though
deludpd nature, and know how TO mp.
preciate the emotions which inspired
them. $50
You will have gallant people toad
minister during your occupation of this
city-a people sensitive of all that can
in the least affect its dignity and self-res-
pect. Pray, sir, do not allow them to
be insulted by the interference of such
as have rendered themselves odious and
contemplate by their dastardly deser-
ton Of the mighty struggle in wAich we
are engaged, nor of such as might remind
them too painfully that they are the
conquered, and You the conquerors.
Peace and order may be preserved
without resort to measures which could
not fail to wound their susceptibilitics
and fire up their. passions.
The obligations which T shall assume
in t,eir name shall be religiously COM
piled with.
You may trust their honor Trough you
ought not to count OH their submissions
to unlncrited wrong.
In conclusion, beg you to a under
stand that the people of New Orleans,
while unable, at this moment to prevent
you from occupying this city, do not
transfe, their allegiance from the Gov
crnment OF their choice to one which
t ey have deliberately repudiated, and
that they yield simply that obedience
which the conque or is enabled to pxtort
from t conquered.
Since writing the above, which is an
answer to your verbal communication of
yesterday, l have received written
to which | shall reply
before 12o'clock, ifpossible to prepare
an answer iii that fine.
Respectfully,
JOHN L. Mo.sRoE, Mayor.
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ELEEI'IO.v .rO TlCE.

The qualified voters of the Corpora
ton of the Town of Markville, are here
BY notified that an Election will be held
Oh the first Monday ~ of June 1862,
for the purpose Of Electing a Mayor, and
Five Aldermen for the government Of
said Tnw..
The polls to be- Kept open from 9
. clock \. NJ till Il. M.
w. w. WADDILL,
Mayor.