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POiNT PLEASlNT.

POINT PHEASANT,
MASON COUNTY, VA.
I 'HE Subscriber would respectfully inform
4 The nWblic shat ha Il nropcrad q furnish
'tt'i.2oS 'W"sourtf r''tr ''a',', .At%"y'""s,'' %
LUMBER IN THE ROUGH,
such as white Pincl inch, III inch. IL inch
and . inch, OF all quatios;also, Poplar, Oak
and Yellow Pine, and Plastering laths,
Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Castings and
Palinga
All Of which viii sell as cheap, or cheaper
than they can be got at any other place in this
part Of the country,
In connection with the above have new
GRIST MILL m
which | have completed but short time, with
three run OF Frcuch Burs--one for corn, one
for custom wheat mdtho other expressly for
Merchant work. They can be run separately
or nil together,
JTSaiurdaI is the day forgrinding Corn but
] can Grind Wheat any day when have steam
up ] charge the cigth for grinding Wheat and
the sixth FOR grinding corn, hut will exchange
atnll times when parties wish 10 do so. z. y ~
Those living on the Kanawha river nnd
wishing to send their wheat or corn tony mill
for tho purpo,o Of having ground or cxchan.
ted aud not wishing to come with It can send
!ldowu on somoo Of the boats with instructions
by letter, aud | viii have i hauled up to the
Nll and back FREE OF CHARGE.
HFThc highest market price paid for wheat,
torAand logsat all tmos t'9 wees.
Fot@holly
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aask - iaFnAAilN Udu DEN ~
&s~ Alexander J, MeClC5tS, 6fPhla
deIphis, ous 6flls Bany Bhtfptlsdnsfs,
uniforms thee Philadelphia e3uIitiapbl
whiehhe wastsiMerly 9cslsdiIorstlat
United Stolesl Treasury Are. aeu4lls, a.
/ thirty per cent premium ~ Richmond q
After the Bsll'syBHif Z 6aifN thoy
weren't temp crnL Whthy6bSeducn,
1Unionwcloriosfwere won they iose IN
Int pleseuttliey &cfs worth'tlRrgs ber
cent. more tha0 tbe'slioplastegs Of Con
tedtratoor Virginia adthoiitY Which In !
I swos for the circulation ar The sab8hl
OF The Old Dominion. l6dht6gb;oac
is severely felt IL Vitsinid Rh.aMc
Oeary wore pair ofpaolaloonss dja0s
out Of commonblgnllt, which he aldrms
are worth $40 in Richmond, Goed
cloth pantaloons atS woab$eJ,an ,hses
coats sore held 40 950estR NJ the lhetf6.i
lpdisSs Gommnn teanis %ofhs 81 pc,
p9opdi coffee $lisonptsl 29, anl'san :
dies az e5to 81 80 per spqERi Ilo
/ poorest kind OF GermHn cigars ore Wayti
SI ahnndnl, ana fhra'fialiy gd6d Il
gar, youmusl psy $40 Or $Te bep iiAi
det Chewing sdbaeco is7plqntg ,'aai
cheap, afiiifr III
II is ropsDllng ia dunk they have pA,L
u rs. AZ ,lt,nk AZ All IL. I,.,.,, " "f
The Fixture of ,lic sI,ehpf. covers
mcut. h-ll hs;
iudging byresoltso fu, ii IS he mos
'lamcntoblo failure III bistoy. ana lug
sests to Che ' aaciihc mimi tbste NE
signal service iwhiGh thnl tioytrn5fatt
can PndfFt oibc country @ drt nubru
det Of tbebem toAbhgpnd hatIAr .Igpls.
IN yiow,cf tbq past The piespiil and
Iprdhahly fitiir, he pda5a{ Qt 10 m5y$$8l
lisa 6iitsr moefqyfdna aNssrS5ltdroe.h
,2eqsatton 5orgt$t pIm6fa yeeo rdod0,-A
a Child ,withla.b9pble, an NbfmoD@wAh
IarounE wifa, pgrdRl Illustrations OF lle
deploidbls folly TlRth, Whig, Fgb. 2il
sa aa. { 1,s e E..l 2 Y" 9r1
4 lheaNlmlers ardid s6tdiimo 2eotR6oE
ton al hlchinond' discussing fhro fiiss'
uon. Ybetberdltga shall Jbnfa othcir tos
bqceo aNd cotton crops to save theM
nom tlc lands qF The Yankees Gheis
/ pattlo'iSmisftHp g high water nlarsy
g. ftsf Z. 'r % =. .I q HH IN. /.
lioEoyer| Tbey want the Conlcldraiq
Govcmment tlfst roIoalf tonihdNRnify
lhem 10y sleir losses lheye eTuIchllH
want 70 reQl4g. on q Nphtlo4s Investment
even dcpreciqed Conl9legaq, s9tig
would be'morc avail ible Dim tbc ep;-l
Ion winch they ~ mp as k'psl insstif,.
tpafglAq world stnuldfaIhSdowU and
HoFshlp +. ltoqr King Cott9p!si. ae.A
,..5. ss-,-a es.I e5,.--5 r stt,9 eii n
/ Wh9ls 4 .t.s...,., Al,
~ 'i''sl Neutrality-suspicious. sasiSa 4 =
from iss'Ndw YORK correyp6nat6i, iso9l
Matthew Hale Smith. Who W,;tos @ sge,
the signature oropurlci5b III Gs SaiY
lowing patagr5bhl T5 Wb6ii does 4 q,
for? 10 .i M gai
\ ',,.ti -g. 81, ws3i pog,
a c'ctsyloah N our vicinity gultf
lo'eu 'oN MS 'cccn,t'c''y give 'sey'
lup.' 'no p'lcf gay ma mace soper Senf
sas'Un , olnPge o,s pPogle aimoDsqlsth9i
,,'yvo'lses =, va. l'e opf!eo she pead a
'D"u w l'S ouubieSauOu' ne caIleh then'
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PoETICAlt8 .baviyYs
From the Louisville Journal.
BYTHE BANKS OF THE CuMEERLANl


s ny $, c. IrRtrf.
lI y aw bfe9Ec--4 s3a9 @ia a4+
Byihe banks ofthe oumberland echoes The ros'
or The sentinel s waining-the foes on The
isc shore. ils Nae ma rs sQ9l
Our war drums atc beaten our bugles arc
sT7h blown, fde .di 70 .Qi'1a3
And our legiJus advance 70 their musical tone.
fm et.i8 ear iT4E tga1 tFlk
By the banks Of the Cumberland, slippery and
red, saW r4 rlausfsE
red, with tse qslth,dew Of battle, and strcwp
with thedead, s1s .eai,l
Kentucky has routed heripsolont foc,W
And yictory's s.ar gildst the night C(vat woe
lly those banks that once blcqmed like an Eden
Of joy,
Tie demoA o. treason stalled forth 70 destroy
oarfieL tcamiag harvest heswepl in his wrath
And the bla. 9 Of our dwellings illpmiRed his
paih,
Like an eagleplmned arrow our Nemcsiscomes,
Shout, soldiersl sound buglest and clamor, oh,
Grams
Let the landtng aloudin the wildness ofjoy,
And the bendres blaze brightly --bdthott to do
sauy 1e 1'g ,sals
Fortle God Of tie unionalas Prospered the
righta, sia5i m
And tRs cohorts Of Treason have melted in
aight a.lo ue1,
Blow, bugleslroll, riyersl and tel to theseA
That our swords shailnot rest till Kentucky
q" istfrce
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CHE Ile8lleek!plSenistrr,
GEORGE W. TIPPETT,
ADVERTISING.

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Professional cards Of lines or less year So
Quarter oolum months $40 one year SIS
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One Column, months S95 ! year S35
a liberal discount made TO those who adver-
Use by the year.
Advertisements must have the number 81 n
seitious marked onJhe copy, or they viii be
Sept in ',ill forbid and char ,ed accordingly,
Al casual ortralsiept advertisements must
pc pailior IN sdyaacc, 70 insuso tloit insertion,
gTAGdavd willnot be made to orders Of
Publication or other legal advertisements IN
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GR&rlrynE on THE FIEl1 on BAT,
rLE,-The Tfibune's Fort Donnelson
eolrosp spondent writes that the terrible
engagement of Saturday there, an order.
ly.sorgennt seeing rebel point riao
at the captain Of his compony, he threw
himself before his beloved officer, receiy-
ed the bullet in his breast and falldead
in the arms of the man no had saved -
Tho brave fellow had been reared nnd
very generously treated by the Captain S
father and had declared when enIisting
that he would be happy to die to save
the life ofhis beneiactor's SON Tho Of.
lcction shown each other by Dommon
aud Pythios did not exceed tba, Of tilO
uameless soldier, @
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The Maryland Legislature met in
caucus on the 4th inst, and voted, on
the tenth ballot, tor rRcyooly Johnson iof
United Sl1ts Senator.
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Numbering LoYsly.

Wo olhyc con&nlcl tint there GW. o
strong spirit Of loyale Ia tie S56L6, ab.
parently dormant, but readily aroused
isto action whenever lespoism wae SUI.
icjeutly checked 10 ullowjts appearance.
The late Victories in tht Bother States
prove this laot Beyond Rduubt WhSd
the timo shall come for the up6iidg Of
this spiritof true oyalty; s,Hs '2ercsh''
ia those localities, will find thgl lto, way
OF tho tmQsgressor is hard" The smo.
thefed volcano Of slumbari6g loyalty
IWil| burHlorth in tcribl fury wlcnay-
terNdequute protection is extended 20
htho Iettered ldends Of the Union ~
IwllIrefuite but two Or lhrgemore dct1
ties to move the crust lhal now copcqals
tthu c'tteroftltjs volionic pirtG, WHOM
( it hur.lsil will be like tho sadAon ap
pearancs'o Of the sun atitra long Itlud Of
gloudyRQd gloomywealher. ii viii be
hoilSd with that enthusasHc Joy which
thrilled Tho inha9iIpots Of Julien NJ. the
appenraucdof tho STAR of Bethlcm. -
ITheGiwill the nations ot tic earth re-
ioice, for thu North and South again
shall bo pnlitod- Press AIS.
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/ hiHNtif - NId'N N"NNg 'IN NNugN"t VI q
mai0HN Of the members Of both Houses
belaaging 70 either section. aaA
How Washington Dcliyorud His Faro
weii Address i NJ.
lRAhc National Intelllgepocr, during
The year 1857 WINS given an extract
itoH letter written by lady Of eighty
yearso age, residing II Philadelphia.
llohet Grandsop in Wsshinrton, desert
biug scene at the deliver, Of WASH
iogtst $ Iae@elaadirGss;
| #EhG neral Washington delivered
bis f9ieSell address II tbs room pi Tho
\ soutll east corner Of Chestnut and sixth
4 street., | sat Immediately ia front .oI
4 him. twas in tie room Tie Congress
o9ersied, The table cf the SPEAK q
re tween the two window on sixtt
sss.ses I. ,;s.-,i t.,, sail ~. 80 y
Ale5andrio, the physician anil intimate
friend Of Washington, Mrs., whose
1usbani was the apditot was very
dear friend Of mine Her brother,
Washinston, wos one Of The Secretaries
Of General Washington
Young Daodriige, a nephew of M
Washington, was the other. was in
Guided in Mrs. H-'s party 10 witness
the august, the solemn scene. N
Il declined going with Mrs. H.
who had determined to 90 so early us to
SECURE tho front bench, Il was fartu,
nate for N c., afterwards Mrs
( Il lh,l she would not irast herself
SO near her honored grandfather. NY
dear father stood very near her: she was
terribly agitaied There was q narrow
passage from the door Of the entrance
TO the room, ghiah was on the east 81.
ydiug, the row Of benches, General
Washington stopped at the end TO let
Mr., Atoms pass to othe chair. The lat
ter always wore full suit Of bright
/ n. XII, - L.I.l
~ w Eo'S Gl'y 'uHigs' nc usN ~.
ena.sV1a, .ns'llguS' 5 m ile VIZ W., ! Spp.s 7
i-uui w goyu pegu' wy w w
lala''! n' 'IeH"'' ou' eHuF'' '"'ce .
uug. ,y NJ IN
VVH m Hs'''"9f9a ,ii aFySS was q M ,glI
sI sI'' % o'1'N; ms rs, lu''i'aIy lS'nsu ,, tne Tue
9sga gSchaae' nef7 s!o9p lpe fa'HeF
uo9s tge lrSt ~ war; p'a' "a peace,
Sqa ai urs. ~ We oViI,s 2! H'9 cpauyFy'Hg9f
no mlr8ls''' %0n soll''ol9fea saaris'
90 'neeHH3 nc mos pfolound s'ul'
nSss gfee'gP num- Us y 'ha' gfea, ''Ss9mi !
oly ayyitea Y ieaf nun or'o'hF, ana
fa'eh hS Vrsat9-'ns homage OF 'h9
lg.g' il VIZ Au'ms covered us RCo
WY Vo,R Aaha% me sleeves % ol7
coa' opu lli9 nanas we're covered VIA
lsar IYerY Il.. poW ,i ona L @ inen ineIe |a'
Washington's appearance as 1 fal,- per.
ieCtlv CgmD0se1 and self DogRcgsnd Ill
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The EnRlLsh NeMs.

THE London TIMES is of,ening down, aud
those journals which had been dispo'ed 10 favor
the American view Of the Trent question, werc
quite in the ascendant UPON the departure o.
the last steamer. Commodore WrLKEs a:
count of the affair had reached England, ami
the apparent fairness, end intended courtesy to-
wards England, in his decision not 10 take pcs,
session Of the Trent as a Prize la / produced it.
effect on the community, although the TIAE,
concealed the good points of the report, and
sneered at the arguments used in favor Of IN,
capture. The impression WAS becoming genera
IN England that no war would ersue. Tn,
PussiAn Government had cent Dispatches t,
its Washington Minister, similar to those OF N
THuUyENEI, Of France.
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Prom Washington.
A LETTER FROM GIN. SHERMAN.
A REBEL TAN COLLECTOR WANTED.
FIRES IN CHARLESTON.


Wash ngfon, Jan. S-Ieu. sherman, Ia a letter
o. tie Adluttntucner,l, dated Port Royal, Jaw 9d
says th't thr simple Object of the dash lately made
under Gen. Stevens, WIS ~ destroy the bait, rf@
Which the vutm. appeared to have erected un the
C""'nw River, for the obstruction Of the navigation
md the ut,saF" ut That stream: and N-o &, ptui ia
han iur IN, insult e In ng into the steamer NAV
mower ui her recent passage through that stream,
i"f tie purpose of sounding the depth of the chan.
hti. Ihr affair Su,c"e,d perfectly, and the enemy
we've driven out OF their batteries, their batteries
demolished, aud property found there brought
away - destroyed with little uo loss OF life uu
The Norfolk DAY Book, Of Monday, has the fol.
Ming
"Judsc IIrmpIi'l, ex-senator In the Congress. Of
the United state, and since member Il the Con
hderatc Congress, died in Richmond Saturday
Nol~dy viii come forward t. take the Office Of
Cole, tor Of the wtr tax BOO the norfolk district and
II. T. Otrn,tt, Chief Collector of the Confederate
war tan In Virginia In formal advertisement,
throhtri- o. Hl Ulut some one from outside dis
trct 10 pcri1I that duty, which IA his proclarna-
tun he admits 10 he o,iiouS IL the people there.
There have been several fires m Charleston, c.,
during the past few days
On the morning of the 2d inst, the steamer
Ella WuI,N, Calt SWHlsCy, ran the blockade AT
Charleston, frum sg,t, \. T. She was chpsed
and fired uu 10y the hluckAiing squadron, without
harm b. her. Her plssun gers Hll Euglsh and
Scotch except Il. T. B-hie, late bearer OF lnftl-
crate dispat,hc- h. Europe. The Nassau authori-
ties forced the Fntub.au out of the hnrblr b. coal
which gave tie Ella wttlcy the chance t. escape.
The ice ON The fats opposite the Navy Yard was
four or five inches thick this morning, but the King
Philip with her iron armor keeps the channel open.
She II t,ay taking tnnrd fnp riiled gun, an 30
FOUNDER lately finished, and tested Mt the Washing.
ton Navy Iaid nr the Pensacola. number Of
heavy gun castings are daily received per railroad
dly, As lst ~ furnished they properly test
ed as b. strength and accuracy.
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Tho Asniv-r.ary Of the Battle OF New q,
A Few TITLE. which have bee. Waited For

A Few TITLES which have been Waited For
All tho world has wondered what Gen. Nc
CLKLI.As has been waiting for. We can tell
them. Ho wanted artillery that would make
our troops superior to any force we might on
counter, and it required months to produce the
proper kid. At length he is supplied, and his
guns will scou tell their own ory. An intelli
gent gentleman, just from w. shington, who
was present at one OF the grand reviews, speak.
of them M perfectly wondrous in size and capa-
biltty. hcst Of them are brass pieces, fourteen
20 sixteen feet In length, Of enormous weight,
and requiring from twelve TO sixteen torsss t.
drag them upon good road, while the load be-
ccmts almost immoveatls IL the roals are mud
dy or uneven. OF course, in case of adv ince,
tie number Of horses would be- mads am ple-
These guns will carry from four to five miles,
AMI, while We are out OF range, will shell GU
every position taken by the rebels.
The same corr, spondent describes the move.
mcnts Of bodies Of troops, in large masses,
impressive in tho extreme. When the 10.
fantry, in compact bodies Of sixteen thousand
men, sre ordered upon the charge at rapid
pace, the ruth and impetuosity Of the atticS
arc almost frightful, and carry to tho by
stander in frontof them, an emotion Of inconceiv
able dread. The rapid charge by cavalry, in
squAdrons Of ten thousand each, is described as
the rushing and roar of hurricane, and on one
occasion casual spectator, standing near bul
rot in front Of them, fell to the earth in abso
Lutte fright. Our troops have known no hing
here otors OF large military movements, an,
their confidence in Gen. MCCLELLAN IL raises
by the efficiency which his tho ough know
l,dre producer.
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Philadelphia Jan. S.-The Governors Message
shows balance IN the Treasury Of Si,l5l,OoO On
the 3oth Il November, including $dO0,O0O received
from the United States aCcouut Of the eXIsn-
Amer reciting the facts relative To the call for vol
uneers, he states that the regiments Of Pennsylya-
mia now NUM- er H.; that the t,1nl uumhcr II men
now in service l. 1901, and that the number pre-
pairing for service h ib,03N, making the aggregate
Of l,dl5, exclusive ~ SO,Jl5 II three mouths men,
now dishnndrd.
lie uludes To- tho dc'cncclcss condition of the
water approaches the sfi-h,nrd and the lakes, and
recommends legislation on the subject The score
iary 81 the Navy on request Icing made 10 him. had
consented To- retain tie steamer Michigan At Erie
during the winter
lie cCuInmends that tho banks be released from
the penalties incurred 10y the suspension of specie
payments, and concludes by sorting that Pennsyl-
yania has given more and better clothed and
equipped men than any other state.
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Coun, client Mass Union Convention.

Hartford, Jan s.-The mass Union Convention
assembled 81 n O'Clock thiS morning. Hon. JAS. r.
Pratt presided. The doings were participated Ia iiy
Union Democrats and Republicans representing
each county IN the state.
The following ticket was unanimously adopted :
For Governor, Win. 4. Buckingham; fnr Lieu-
tenant Governor, Roger Ayeriu, OF Danbury; for
Secretary Of State, j. Hammond Truinhull, of
Hartford; for Treasurer, Gabriel w. Colt, OF Mid
dletown; for Comptroller, Leman W. Cutler, OF Wa
tertoWn, Tie Governor, Secretary and Comptroller
are Republicans, and now IN uftice. The Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer are Union DemOcrtts,
The Convt ntiun was dianppo ntsd In the nom
appearance If Hon. Andy lhnson, Of Tennessee,
Arriving nj New York nn his way IN Hartford, he
was suddenly called to Kentucky ~ take part in a
forward movement Of our troops there.
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Amer the solemn state services were over
There only remained a simple and touching incident
o. love and Affection. Queens Messenger arrived
FRI m Osborne with three wreaihs and bouquet 70
wrenths were simple chaplc,s Of and volets,
wreaihed BY the three elder Princessesthe bouquet
II viulet-, with white oamelia in the centre was
sent by the widowed Queen Between the heraldic
insignia these last tributes from his widow and
orphan daughters were laid upon the coifin-nemen-
that ever embla1oned with this last at II
grateful care the aperture ~ the Royal vault was
closed, and thus was Prince Albert buried In the
most profound and deserved ~ IF that has been
eNnctd BY sny nation within the memory Of man.
Italy.
There was vague r,imor that an a,temp, had
been made a. Hss,ssinste General Guv,n At Rome,
andfhst one u his Aides had received two pom.
lard wounds.
It was reported thrt the French Ambassador 70
Rome had proposed g. The cx-king Of Narlesto take
NJ his residence VA France,
Portugal
=. ucc J,,s CONTINUED In q very dangerous state
The Bing h,d gone h. his country rpisce. at the
request Il the people. This WIS urtoi utsu linn
In consequence Of some sturbauces which after.
wards CCa,,d.
China.
Advice frrm I, kin say that the Chinese ,u,hori.
tie. appeared ~ he DESTROYS II receiving European
c'unHelH, aud favorable influence on foreign rela.
lions was consequently expected.
The r reifurrH 1T Shanghai had been attacked.
and threatened with determination.
--latest, via Qu~enstown
Queenstown, De. 2a.-The steamship R,v,ri,
hsS arrived nj Southampton, and the most Intense
excitement prevails at Live pol b. learn the news
shc bring.
Briin Dee. 29-The q, vernmcn, Of Pr,is,, la.
tdhrrsSsd dispatch 10 tie Minister u Prussia At
Washington, IN reference ~ the arrest 81 Mo.srs.
Mason and Sldoll, c'ndemuiug tho proceedings OF
the commander oi the 5n JpcintD.
LondOr, Pee. 20. Pamerston has far
recovered from biz attack oi the govt g. be able t.
leave the house. Yesterday lie tok carriage
drive.
--latest Markets
QuEESsrowN, Dec %.
Liverpool unddy-The sales of cotton yeater-
10y and Friday reached u, 900 bales, inclusive Of
90 bales T. tp,yulHtUrs aud exporters. TIC mar
Net was easier, 1t unchanged qu, tttions. s mo
authorities quote de, line OF I'D. per 10.
HHEADsTuYfa.- breasistuH market closed
steady. Cnrn was hrrner: mixed quoted nj S3s9d.
PRDvHIoSs- Tie provision market closed quiet
aud generally unaltercd. Bacon WAS slightly ca
sier.
london Saturday Breaing.-Consols closed a,
MY @0S fr money.
American -to, ks continued dull.
HAVRE CorToS MARKtE--Thc sales Of cotton FOR
I'VE inyA have been COCO bales. Orleans tres ~.
dinairc, 1907; las, ilJf The market was Arm with
M upward tendency, and all qualities hal al
,anced. The st.ck u cotton Ia por, was 10000
bIles.
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NEW YORK LEaIsLATUnR-s,..,..

Albany, Jan. s.--Mr woodruff presented a
mtmOrial, asking that tho suction duties u New
York revert back 10 'he city treasury.
BILLS NurIoKD.
ny NJ. Connolly--For the inspection II boilers In
New York nid Brooklyn BY commissioner
Mr.. Woodruff announced resolutions compliment
tary " General Scct,, and making an approximation
y purchase an album similar b. that presented to
L'day stte by the city Of New York.
BY Mr.. Conklinc-Tbe record in the album the
principal events u General SCOTS life embcllshed
Assembly.
The Assembly met II II AN
Bills rOItcYp.
by Mr.. Loutrcl, fcr the relief of soldiers II New
York held ~ prisoners Ia the rebel states
To establish hospital aud asylum for wound.
ed aud Sick New York vo unteers.
ny M. Callahan, b. amend the New York Fire.
mems Act
by NJ. NrLe'd, g. extend the streets between
Fourteenth aud Thirty first, New York.
r'suIutiun WIS adopted, introduced los NJ
PIERCE requc-tinR the District Attorney Of Albany
county, g. transmit TIE evidence before the ~ nd
jury Il legislative corruption case-.
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From Kentucky.
Greensboro to be Occupied.

LouisriNc, Jan. N.-Thc DENocHAr IL informed
That federal scouting party brought Ave prisoners
into C'!umhin, who were cndeavoring ~ Join Ten
Zulhcoier. The party report Gen. Zullicofier with
1000 men between Creelslsro and Columbia
GreenSloru had been almost deropul,ted BY the
rebels but Gen. Wards federal brigade hal gone
there o. take +, secession.
Tic rcles captured five soldiers who were guard.
INK BurHiis Ferry, Killing man named james,
and taking htcrn ur twenty guns The guard were
surprised 10y rebel attachments each side Of the
river.
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jackson Artillery.
AUTHORIZED BY HIS EXCELLRNI
MORGAN

Young men wishing to join first ella,
Regiment, will find this a good chance
The best pay given, and recruits are furn
y splendid uniform, undertaking, sc.
The Regiment is now quartered In u
new Union Barracks at East New va
On joining the Regiment, recruits -
with certificate, with which they can q
sio0 bounty paid at the expiration Of d
Term of enlistment three years or
war.
Regimentl Headquarters, 236 Grand
Bowery. -
EDWARD MURRAY, |
JAMES r. FARRELL, Adjutant.
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list Regiment n. v. ChasseU
HON. join CoCHRANE, Colnnr

100 able bodied men wanted to All up u
tie regiment, now in active service, and ,
in a beautiful location near Washington.
Pay, rstonA dsc, will be furnished from
Of enlistment.
Each man will receive 800 bounty at N
tinn of his term Of service.
Those enliating in this Regiment can /
pay drawn in Kew York by their families
Recruiting Office,
Corner First Avenue and
Lieut. d. W. LEE,
Paae'lH Recruiting
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Chicago, Jan, s.--The Cincinnati Express train
ran into the Hyde Park train, the Illinois Cen
trial Railroad, five miles from the city this morning.
WIN. A. Barron, late County Judge, was instantly
killed and seven passengers wounded but none
fatally.
A fire broke out IN the clothing establishment Of
Isaac Marks, cuIner at Lake aud Wells streets last
night. The stock which was valued At $4,000, was
largely damaged by water but ia fully insured,