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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
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TOpARTNERSHIp NOTUE.-Notlcel s here
~ by eiveu that WILLIAM ]. GORDON wnc Ies.ac, ~
C'svs6n5 IN the State Of Ohio NORMAN DIN liEhI
r,sd-s N Brooklyn IN the State o. New oTS ana
CHARLES w. BURTON who reside IL the City ele s1e
OF New York have formed inied pa't1e np paTsu@i 20
Eoproyisions # the Revised statutes d me sate OF
fosk FOR The buying selling Of GhiCfhtEs nra ths
tnussction a q GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
sndsr the FIRM OF BENTLEY HgAION. ~ WHICH
eli the parties interested are the ssid NOiMtN = bEN4
LEY and CHARLES w. BURTON, who gre the genera
partners, and the ,s3 WILLIAM j. GORDON, vno Is the
tIibassa the Thirty Thousand Dollars capital to
ward ,h~ stock which amount hiss been actually pad
e. each the ssi partnership ia o. tae
ATst 6sy q February thousand eight hdp6Eco and sixty
swe and Is 10 terminate the t tyhrs day Of Ian sfy
thou.ad h hundred and sJty I'VE and ths tns au
sess Of the is 10 be cGied n tbs City Of New
Go1k.-Os.ed hov-y0rt Fs5. !, 1862. $500,
WILLIAM J. GORDON,
NORMAN s. bshrLEH,
CHARLtS W. BURTON
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M.4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YOAK......MiEcH ~
Cleared.

Steam shypgsnsh Or y lie Ms,ugie Nassau ard Havana
= CuuNd
sSps-. 4uny Foru (Brl Fletcher Philadelphia Edmis,os
Brolhers Kitty Simpson Mayo. Shanghs l. a. 5imP,1n
Csiurlbia Rr ant Liverpool c. Ii. Marshall Co. Van
guard ia o. Lyefr,oi. flowsnd froihir Inn H. Nsp
br.bsnt (Brrn. Billing Havana Ringer Bro lonns reg
aouel Philadelphia, W. H. RvonnlIL sIss InOms' Doc
ton. Nrsml'h soma -
Bcgk.-h n CASTOR Psrmsiea. Barbados hishop Dr.,
Masuoa starkey Fov'rrss Monroe. Wskeman nimen
Co.'S tiso w Hall. hsv kas, Key West n L. Meoti, ,rs
60 lloioss Claik Lona g h. Nc sn SiieS -.
Nor sorrsssn I, orb Nc Fuioh -.ncke Wena "ro
Cm 1i-snss Lisbon, suneh. ae.eA. ,,,. q Fo.tsr
America. Collins, CaIienas. Robert "n''
Foster E,1alelhpor., Simpson CIaPp ,y.,,h Carver
Big Abby Een, Gilmore si.sOitnPE% Sn;hsSiss, Anna
IA W,,ro,S hstn,dor. A. j. Pensions Add} S"' hiey
a. Thcmas 40, Maitland. Phrlp: 60 u $50
lBJ J. Haiis hsgusio. J. v. Ons's"" W. " "
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?setplfork Daily Gribniss
ADJUSTMENTS.

Daring the past week, the customary entertain
men Of the old standard comedies has drawn excel
seni audiences to Wallacks. We have several times
eaBed attention to the superior mar ner In which
sbess are placed on the stage, and the advantage
which IL presented 20 auditors in seeing many
plays in 60 short tine the bill being altered every
might. as reference 70 the advertisement shows.
Mr.. Hoey, Mis- Cannon, Miss Henrigues, NJ. Lee
ter WallseE, Mr.. Blake, Mr. Fisher, &c, do tie
chief parts.
Madame Ernegiine de Villiers, the French pisnst,
viii make Der fret Appearance before the public Of
New-York, essisted by nomber Of eminent atbis,
sn Friday, 4tb OF April, at Dodworhs Hall.
The revival Of Camille, with Mrs. Matilda
Heron Stoepel in her orgiDal obara. .r has proved
very saceessful for the Winter Garden, ss The
,ou,ous audiences prove. This drama rs well 81
nrs. Stoepels performance 10 Il, il % poPusr that
ale biss far % iold ;he sage prosabIy lor rome
cine 10 cone. II viii, accordingly, be repeated dur
M the week.
The exciting and irtense drflna Of Peep
s'Day, 50 admirably put upon tho sage a. Mss
Isun Keene's Thealer, still claims us place there,
and will be continued during lhis week.
The establsled fsyori,s, Colleen Bawn, d" with
,be eIuinenty popular actross, Mrs. Join Wood il
tie wors for this week at Nibios Garden. Il s
beautifully illustrated.
Mr.. }. Wiikes Booth is playing shakesgearisn
snd other characters q. Mary Proyoa's Ipeaieg-.he
ole Wzllack's. We have ALREADY. tekcn occ@fiou "
ss.crile the merits Of ta.r Young acror.
The New Bowery lie prese.'.. Z variety OF
dramas, Tor particulars o. which zee adyereem- ME-
There is & drama at BarLum's, besids Tie AMI
Inals stuffed and s.ufnng and the Nut.
The musical festival given by Mr. Harrison,
Iossee Of the Irving Hail. proved successful Tue
sndiences, both dsy and night, were good, and The
sTlisss, advertised exceeded ther work goucrsliy
~iih more than ordinary feryor end success.
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MAR Rst V.

MISUNDERSTANDING Ttursd'y. March "a, al 80 psnP'
"t'a n, tbc Rev Mr.. f.rmgJon, " Allan 4. Gre0vcy
=" f,.nc.,A Sea-, both Of New Yolk
y.R-POX--Ou Wednesday March % a. ne Henry stresi
s,ns.osus by 'hs Rev 81; seelf ss.aed By ! Re,
Dr > l,aaos hr Louis ei. OF u hechei second aai "a
Ter OF simon teT. ess, all 81 his city.
sTOLTs- sfwy ER--on Saturday morning March 70, q
NJ, reia,nco q the bgde's ath by the Rev II. Ven
bensohoten siolts OF hsWfoTs 10 Nellie l., drughse
Of q. franklin SsSyer, Gag, oil btoohyn
SYLVESTER COX - On Woans,dsy, March &c a. The
Henry street syIssagus. ~ The Rev. MI y. Seeis a.
.,tsd ~ tho Rev. Dr. Isaac Mr LOWS sylvester 4
Heater old,s, laughter OF Simon Fos esq
Now OI,sns, Nashville, trJ Lenls,io psp,o Please cory
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JAcEtLOw, THE CHisANtS, TO b. liUsG.--jocko
100, tic Chinaman, who was arrested near Jersey
City in Malca, 1850, charged viii having muiloted
Cart Lee, and brother, Of the scop Spray, belong
Ing 70 Gulbcfd, Conn, is GGGy about y exyinto hs
crime upon rio gallows. lie Wa tried 1t Trenton
sad convicted of robbery TIE hgn seas, when the
care y7ss appealed on tbe Ground tiat the crime war
eommiuod wi,hl the jurisdiction Il tie Safe Of
Esw-York. Tie case WIS argued before tie Su-
prome Court o. tho UniteG sDaiee 1t Nashngtoa
sboui tgyo sgceks A1ce.
From lhe decision of tf4 Court which hss irst
been rendered, il appo-rs that Long Island Sound
Being part o. ire biQh seas,' the state OF New-
yosk has no jurisdiction Oyer lte yalere, end Defe
fore al crimes ccnmdel on it come within TO
i1risd.ction she United $ ales Cont.
Accordingly, on krd-y, Jsckr3w w.s removed
from The Mount Holy Jai., u Burlington County. g.
TseLton for sentence. ue epp-e-s iu eKceien.
sIri.s and msniiess 10 concern nha ever 40 nie ~
p.oaebipe f.io. The bodies Of tie LeCa were ngver
recovered, luent.y Jaeksl,o could only DO con-
Weed o. robbery IN stesling ciotbi,3 wa,ch, and
ether aiteles belonging 70 the vctims. lie lad slro
about sgOo ia god undoubtedly the pfoeeodf Of the
stooI-load u pocuce brsught % ksw-Ymk Toe
proceed. 20 IA IL. Gaze cost the GoNeIBE,nt over
$4,000.
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Thompson, H.'f,I, B. s~,ni ve.srfo Drew HATE
Dswolf; Lillian Bsllss. Phil .dsiphis o. A. Bali hsron
Tayor Elzabethoor. Y. L. necre,ds GO.
sebooners--J. Crands Gsge, Philadelphia WIN. borden
Fanny Lee, FiiziDser 81. poming' G r. u. o. ocsnln
Anon, Smell Pembroke ais meter: Joseph hog ~ oj.1
n2ion Hartford 8 Rschs Sea Flower, ciark r,psdef
pL.. n. 3. Rsckett, tosnopole -, Hs.s n h2y,
Anna Dobery Aux CeyeA ~ ilson CefG,ani Lch'se re
erson Gueo tIoupe, Suath. Jones Go Low Rowe tDf
Keller Ea,,.u. J. r. Bscon, L,usfs UEdsshL lnssos
Oilmartn z. Gloss II, Cooubs Nsgusso. j. v OOaayss
Co; Reitoa Chase Por, Msds 7. Il. Chase Co VoNt
tBr). socum CoruwsDis ?. Ns'iu. Son Hslijs tBil
Butsrie Sc. John n. Il. P. !. Ee,ils sen,s ~ Sgha
Tit FcrIes, Monroe y 4 nccrssdy c3i Sac L "a
A.e1sndria j. Reahy: o. g.ru' Bn'n, Deals I'iznd
u McCready CO.; J. Bolton PintaId. Dssls lslasdi r. u
huribut 60 W. A. Bocioe Bodine Deals Island master
Ed,idge. conover, snos Hill nsser; EmelIs Hasht
Beebe, Philadelphia l.. keuly; Rich Low Yorh Pnissst
s l. Ks.ny ~. 4 Vol, gSctiaghsg, PhilsdelPSia =.
H. brisg.; A. Hsmmoni Lgsin-, rhilsdelphia, W. NC
sse; Lancaster Wi.s Philadelphia nssterj Black Dis
nond Young Phi scel. hiA, d. Rsck.t Evergreen pot
ser Phlstephis H. s. K,ck-ti Ma Kelly. Reed. EIirs
hthDoTt JED Frye Co: J. B. Frsi kin, rownsead Csiss
stqns j. w. Mckee; J. w. Wsuen hsllett, Boston, w. ID
h9Ilons Co.; Gt,aite Stat Lalle.. Boston s. W. Ls~i'
! ID to.i A. Hail Mcclure Hartford. n. R,ckett.
sioops-H IL fiyrner, Broheton Providence Kenny,
Apollo Fireman. Mystic H. racket. Motto Birpe, Nor
Sicn, e. b. Ess'sy Globe. Vail. rwhaysn H. 3. Rseksa
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E.ouGs yoR OSE SUsDAf.-Yesterdsy Justice
Counoi, war visited by 80 male snd female Pris-
onsrs Ell, Of whom had been arrested alter 10 O'Clock
on Saturday night. fhty Of the number referred :"
were iron one house al disorderly character IN the
E.nb Ward. Tie Others were nearly all what are
ismiinry known in tire Police Courts rs " dIonks.'
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.rsssSr oy OPERATION ExPsspIruEzs

Total. $40 tg % rl,iG.lZl %
The total land sales for 1861 were lO2, 2B acres,
for 81 ,5il,oil The aggregate sae' since the forma-
ton Of the Company have been l,a67i acres, for
&c. lcl ,2O3 Is. The unsold acres amount 70
i,35s,5i9.
The following will show the receipts at Chicago
Of leading articles from the ln of January TO dave,
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professional Notice..

EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. D., Editor of The
sespe ard operating and Consulting Surgeon. Ne II
et.sy Ofioe oJ-gs-sloss the obscure dsetes
she reivic visces- Rapture P.s N.Iicocee and fs,rs
radically jred -thout tie saiie hssiare Oos bouTs
nor 8 tOs 10 J. ana TO evening.
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APviveA.

stssmshir Ajax (Br, Hunter Bermuda March g. ssiss
chip G,hburtou. Br.ah An.~srp jan is, udss. 10 c.
riure EIpeenc,d heavy W. gsles and esms The entire
and sinrs IL ,eIicus. @sor o. bail Of sl. ss
As Sab ,ho' FOL sDS EXPLODED ,s's sss. and sSa ne
ss si PH,. feo '.i Ss. cs,is. Ms..ha 90
Ship Wiism Nesob Cheever. Hsyre Feb. 10. mdSa and
u pass to Wm wh.lock jr Feb as LAT 81, Ion 20 while
scaddnx IN violent bur cane from s. T. the snp bioacn
ed under co.erseied nopsl and fors.s splitting
he pa ciazrs March o. as ~ 90 Ion So cav al icsser1
s:y . re 'VS su e outward
three days cut Seth Hs, sesmsn fell from tho efo'sss
,.Sa on Gee. and d. wa. iny;,.n,ly aeS IN. e.v., 50
days in ballast to Brett Son ca Had strong ~ '" eAss
ssbr J.nes Lcssn tof wiIuios,on Del Smith, Kingston
Jam. March 4. los~sod &c, ia Il. s.o'moA ,o.,
s s: n:s &. S ;: s:f lou
AMP IS is lon sas 0 S.s Jobs ca, from
Havana, with buwrks all sose March 4, let y - Ion
Is spoke ship Anna Decatur from Calcutta Tor Lond's I'D
schr Nose. Eddy. B.Oo,sy. Els,bs.hport q. Besssn
sctr. Sis,. Fscsnnis Brissrton j. corn to B. ~ Pea
sohr. Marian. jordan, -, Mill:i is, n J.. ss.s:
sehr. c. H. Horttsm Reed Eiisabthaort, Tor Nee Hsvsn
schr Advance ltll cuuy. COnwsli'. N g., ds,s 20
sshr rmrise. H.isSt B-eb. Pro,idsncs days belfast
schr. Twilight. Snow, Welaee,. hsh fsr Sswbarsh
Schr Texas. CbsDyIip. New London, for EhssoetLpcrt
seSl Mon..zan,s GoatslI. Provlnceiown . days; tsA
Bchr Rosnoke. Laneshorn. Providence 2 days. aist
schr Eben Hsrbert, Appleby. Lsstport days bah v
Boynion L. Goa
schr ssalur GILMAN, Crowe Boston days nadse. 70
W. Lewis / Co.
sehr Ls0o.dis Snail Salem day. mdss to T. ". Rssss
Co.
Setr Messenger, Dosns 0lonoesssr dsys nsh
Schr kei,or Wel.s. Kelley, Gloucester days, hst.
Scnr lrsud Bells. Bsksr Nes.Brdord days ballast
Schy Naris Louisa Cummings FAl River daya- oalen
Scbr. Palace Pendleton. Rocklsn dsys. Huaa
Schr Hurd. Lobison. Rockiana day.. lime.
scbr Montezuns P-upy. Gree port, bsllast-
sohT Minerva brooks Bridgeport, ballast
Schr }. McCioskey, Baker. Boston days, oswood "
Ackernian Co.
schr Nathan Clifford, Shus Norwich ballast.
soh Charles Gssk Du'tcn, Chesapeake City Nd, dsys
stip timber TO J. A. Wrs.ervet
sch Sea Bird Lockridss. Philadelphia udss. 10 J. n
Briggs.
schr American Essle -. Philadelphia mdss. 70 Lopss
kltpashck
kirkps,riot.
se6s CHARLIE. Collins Taunton mdse.
echr Eva, Norhfup. Providence. matter
Soop Clio. NOTc-D, Taunton for tlzsbethport
Soor Boynion Nichols P-oyicsnco. ndse.
Steamer BuAso, sicCibss, Philadelphia mdse 10 J. n
Brigsa
s,ssnsr Petrol. Youna Providence, ndsa v edwSss
Byppsr
steamer Josephine Thompssn cundih Baltimore pdss V
VIM DsIen
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Nlsasfert. Ae.

F,vAt Feb lo-The bark NJ y. Donwsrih previously
reporei) now taking sugo and II the -ea'heI s
he will be ready sail he lith. For tho isss "'''
weather has been exceedingly temrostooas
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tNrsRysr ACCOUNT.
Total amour, Of debit 81 shown ia general bal
Tic reporl Of the Snperintenlent says:

Total ~ debit shown Ia general BAL ss ,oo an
aner '"
The report Of the Superintendent says
Tue operations "f the Illinois Central Railroad Tor tho yr
1861 bys seriously Gonnged BY ID. s.Ve require" ~
the ale Of Inois aud tbs Otncvl Government TIE o.,
nands for trains o troops and mun M oil "H have "A an
had preference regular business sn' be "es
,ty to make up large trains tor troops munitions &c has
Obliged TO sacrifice time loci tn NC. The allow
usds by the War Department il sb out two-hs OF our
regular srin charges r aud ~othiTds for muriions
ard thus In tbs outoisd tables viz: $2 70 ~
THE sun tb S ISIS o. tns Peoria and UqaaR-
<. Road not cea in ii. Tpa,urers STATE nsn' make the
tot earnings So ae36i Ssh increase Of $lS1i % over
'hc -rrninrs Of 1850. PEI following tsbl':
CohFAkATIyB sTAIksEET EARsIsGs in TEE TRANS
Iqco
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EATiyB sTAIhsssT OF EAnsisGs IN TEE fRAAs
Eh VI r. y
1860 AND 1856
1AEl


" THE working expenses shown In the fol""inS com
curative ts-i.n with those Of 1860 the items OF llee
Tax Lo.s on Currency Les and Damage by Fire. iIie"
nd iEsi-sncs, not ineludsd;
IN. sluction n expenses Is sl9350 49, ard the proper
Oa 81 sfos earnings m 1861 u ~ io .oht
against - $3.50 Y rent IN lhtp
CozlAKAryg SrIrsskSI oy OPERATION FxPsSpITuhRs
Inn
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opokem.

March a. Of a. H. 81 miles s. h. nom th, hisi ""''
Mermaid hence fer Hong h"pg .u.,yt i.h .e.A
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COURT cALEsnAE-FoE HosDlY.
3gPRgsIE Gown -LIKCUiT.-- Part Nos. n, az,
1874 1885, $40 1893 z2y st9 !2s Ig9 ~ 1901 1884, 1871
1915, FOL 49,, 1859, ~ sI5
Jse o.beJ CcD.s lave .ciOprned for he Term
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Go farmers ano Others,

DURE BLOOD DEVON STOCK for SALE.
Ore COW, years old, with CALF 2.yesr old
BEJyEn; ore YEAsLING BULL. all pare blood. vii b.
Corn.
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IAd,sriia en- !

The CoUPONs Of the l.. 5. 30.l00 Treasury
ysts, doe April viii % cahed At Office
1aOsrses BEoTHEss, 40. Wslst.
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The State Bank Of New.York has declared tbei'
usnal semi.annna dividefd II 5 y cent.

The market for gold ia firm at lOlf1loll, with
Disposition 10 operate on lime. AZ the close II
was scarce at aoytbing under lCil. ID msnd notes
are scarce aud some Of the banks have not paid mp
for their 7-30 Y cent not-s The demand notes are
selling ut ssI q cent. Indebtedness certificates
are more plenty, and selling a. 9GiSTi. Some
Commis.ary and Quartsrmastsrs checks on ihe
Treasery, payable in these certificates are in the
market at about p cent lover than the certificates.
Tire following tales Of stocks were made at auction
this morning:
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Receipts OF PFsdses.

Hsscr IA 10 bbs Flour. 1870 bsss Com hesl 1"N
b. =, 40. StoO bbs NhlsJ, 1909 OusI Cofn INV p4ss
Nl,s, 1000 pig, Providers l,TJo pigs Lard.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Pi,sss;4T sets ..........6;2J Mecn-Rses sos
SIGN
7sriy Hsot.. eig3 Gov leland s:l3 HsnGss.. lo;S
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The ezctenas al tie Clearing uoose tins morning
were $i7 ~ ,Sa 60. The exchanges Tor the week
ending to-day were $lo6, 1882 81, being q daily
average ofsl1 1880, against sl9 l9 800 "a for the
week ending Oh Saturday last.
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NJ. r.rt,ir and orew Of The Norwegian bsIk
CAso srS a sea an 'Ls 'th of februsIy sst wish
.srs, 70 pres. . nee,s ssteir 20 Capt w. saw
or.iirre attention 90 all Of III sm, during he 'x
b,osney disesd their ,csnty supply Of provisions
NJ can bu, hays ,hs, tangible proof the deot ""
IA ,., country them be forwarded 20 them
~ kOREN, is,s Master Of NoIw bark johannes
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Passesgers Arrived
IL s..a ziifp Aiar ytV~ BeynHda-ME Nolan tao chill
dr,n, and servant.
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The National Bank has declared dividend of v
cent, payable April TO-
The anthracite and biiumnous coal brought down
on the Reading Railroad and schuylkill Canal this
week WAS as follows
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printing.

CTEAM JOB PRINTING ut low prices -
~ C. 4. WBiTsB0BhE No ~ Anut. doors east o.
Ees.sUst
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We hsve q copy of the Annual Resort Of tie n.
T. Central Railway showing the results OF the 5asi
ne,s Of the year 1861. We give the Presidents
Rsnort ia fnll.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-22

but, it is that part of the body in front,
that extends from the neck. about a foot
downward. The lower end of her dress,
caused no doubt, by the upper end being
50 low down on her person, dragged for
some distance behind her on the floor, serv-
ing the double purpose of broom for the
dust, and a mop for the tobacco juice
Her arms were entirely bare, save little
frilled strap somewhat resembling a sus
pender, that crossed the upper end Of each'
to keep the dress from falling entirely off
One wrist was ornamented with a gilt
tering bracelet, Gt may have been gOld,)
her hands were encased in peculiar colored
kids. Whenever she moved she seemed to
be walking over muskrats, and the air was
completely filled with the delicious per-
fume of that animal Her hair-but-
how shall we describe her-we can't, we
won't try.
We will only add little incident that
occurred to Ourself, in attempting to pass
by her, we stepped, accidentally of course,
on her sweeping train, and fairly screamed
with terror, thinking, her dress being so
near of, we had entirely disrobed her, we
were happily mistaken, but even yet, shud-
der to think what might have been the
consequences of that miss-step.
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CAMP WIckLIFFE, Ky.. Jan. Stb

/
Chronicle Friends:-Thc 9th still rests
at Camp Wickliffe; there may be indiea-
tons Of forward movement, but do not
sec them, save that advance brigades may
give way as new ones come up to join in
the enlarging columns. Green river Is
some twenty miles south of Nelson's Di.
vision, which, perhaps, viii, during this
month, occupy its northern bank. Bow
ling Green is thirty miles beyond. Bad
colds have made the 9th Ohio slim
looking regiment, scarce thirty per cent.
turn out for drill, and they have lost their
"vim." Sunny days with cold nights seem
to have unslackened their muscles. To-
day all are vaccina;ed, the Christmas oper-
alton not taking effect 1 think that ten
days of steady cold weather would bring
US up to fighting condition.
1t affords me pleasure to stale that 1
have closely examined into the treatment
which poor Starr received, after We left
him on the bleak hills of the Cheat, our
Surgeon, doctor Weeks who is ever with
the regiment, and noble specimen Of what
an army surgeon should be, tells me he is
satisfied that Dr. Cook, assistant Surgecnl
wlo remained WITH the Camp Summit sick.
paid Starr all the attention that his case
demanded, and that shortly after we left
the Mountains the hospital was removed b
the valley, and greater facilities secured,
enabling a surgeon to do justice to those
under his charge, and that STAIRS care lay
beyond tae skill of aay doctor
Williamson, alIuio to Company T, is
improving; Corporal Mussor Is on duty;
he faeile pen CT Sullivaut is busy at Ma
or Halls quarters, he was cOmplimentcd
n a Division order at dress parade for hia
Efficiency whilst employed at General Head
Quarters; Long is well; Dehaes stands up
prompt "six. feet one corporal; Capt.
reliability found appreciation as
lie is now at the head of F; Lieut.. J. w.
Brooks looked autait at officer drill this
morning as he sported to "dOuble-quick'
lis new costume. DR.. Woodwork says he
njoyed his recent Columbus trip. so that
le can cheer up a sick soldier with lively
hat instead of tlue pills. 1t does one
,oOd to get away from regimental lines a
yeek or Sc.
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l expect prompt and efficient manage
ment at Columbus now, as has in the main,
heretofore, been the case, and further still
war affords opportunity for infusing into
the masses the great and predominating
traits OF the leaders, character, yes, of his
very SOUL and you will see the energetical-
y aemOcIaic "how are you?" Of Gov.
Tod boom forth in the discharge of
many a care and provision for Ohio troops,
which falls to the lot of chief of State,
and the rank and file will press with a boil
der step toward the strong points of the
enemy's defences. Care for us at home
ami We will stand firm amid battles havoc
Tor all the rights of Liberty and Union,
no" and forever one and inseparable."
CHAS. r. HARMON.
T. 5. Where is Hutchins? The nav
OF army officers is worse than Gildings'
ml'ea9e' It's an outrage upon the common
sense of the democratic masses. A Capt.
and Lieut.. gets $50 and $50 per month
noninaily, Lut in fact they receive lover
and above their board and the nav.
clothing and keeping of one servant for
three ofhcers,) one hundred and twenty-One
dollars and a hall. and one hundred and
half dollars per month :! A private re-
celFes Sl3, (and S34 for clothing;) now
tell me what position the ofi;er ever filed
in society at home whereby he commanded
Sesen times the wages of the day labOrer?
Let the ample folds of republican serti-
ment warm the spirit of regular army"
ideas.
As write the booming cannon sounds
On our right from Green river via railroad
'Olpmn, are they fighting?