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DEATH Of an dyed Negrsss-
Sylvia, familia.ly known as Nj ray,
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Che Se,ui- M}eeklv 9sivs.
Published On Tuesday and Friday.
Late Northern Intelligence.

The New Herald Of the 9Th, says
that a powerful conspiracy exists in
Congress to oppose Lincoln and break
up the Union. 1t says it is very
evident that the European powers are
resolved to break up the blockade.
A dispatch from Washington. on
the 9TH says it is considered doubtful
whether the legal tender clause of the
treasury note bill will pass the Sem
ate. Senator Simmons will introduce
his project for the establishment of a
national bank, a savings bank and
a fiscal agency
The lower House Of the Kansas
Legislature, by n vote of sixty against
seven passed a resolution requesting
the President to appoint Lane a ma
jor-general and give him the COM
mand of the southern expedition.
The Ieavenworth Conservative
has made an exposure Of the recent
bill in regard to the Kansas bonds
to the department of the interior, by
which the State has been swindled
TO a large amount probably s10,-
900.
A dispatch to the St. Louis Re
publican states that there is the
highest authority for saying that
there is no truth in the report tina,
the recent rebel flag of truce brough,
to headquarters here a communities
ton threatening the lives of the hos.
tage, Col. Corcoran and others in the
event of the execution of the Missouri
bridge burners. There is in the com
1nunication no allusion whatever to
that subject.
It is stated that Confederate spy
was captured, recently by a company
of general McDowell's division in the
hollow of and old tree where he had
been secreted for several days. He
was fully supplied with provisions
He refused to give his name or bust
ness.
Several oft congrcssionaltricnds
of Gen. Fremont, including promin
ent members of the committee on tn.
conduct Of the war, are understood t.
have preferred an urgent request t.
the President to have the genera
assigned to a new command.
Private California letter and dis
patches make probable the early cleo
ton of the Republican Goveruo
Stanford, as Mr.. Latham's successo
in the Senate.
Mayor Opdykc, of New York
writes that unless the floating deb
is promptly paid it will be difficult tt
obtain supplies for the army at an,
price. The floating debt of the Fed
eral government is s12O,Ooo,Ooo, ant
increasing million or two day.
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4 Patriotic Pyop0sition.-Mr. J.
NJ. Holbrook, Of Atlanta, writes a let
ter to the Southern Confederacy,
making the following liberal PROPOSE
ton:
I propose to join every citizen Of
Georgia worth $4,000 or over. to
give $500 to arm and equip volun-
teers, or to be used as a bounty to
those who enlist for service the com
ing spring, or to support the fami-
lies of soldiers where needed. If my
fellow-citizens will meet me in this
proposition. the Governor, of Geor-
gia or the Confederate Government,
rs the case may be, may draw on me
for the above amount; or if it be ne
cessary to the success Of our cause.
and the citizens of this State worth
$4,000 or over, will join, me I will
contribute $1,000.
DEATH Of an Aged Negrsss.-
Sylvia, familia.ly known as Nj my,
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aCattle Market. -

Carefully revised by the latest \.
O. papers.
Arrived on the 9th instant. 397
Texas becves, 90 Western cattle.
$50 hogs, 90 sheep, and 100 calves
Sales, 1919 Texas bceves, 81 Wes-
tern beeves, 1872 hogs, 144 calves,
and s mich cows.
Stock on sale, Ala Texas beeves, II
Western bceves, 257O hogs, Is"
calves, 90 sheep. and 81 mich cows.
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VicksbllrS Wing.

Published in Vicksburg, Miss. by
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-T,he Shreveport Semi Weekly News

aged about l2O years. For the past
forty three years she has been the
faithful servant Of Stephen Menard
Esq. Sylvia was born Of African
parents imported into the State of
Virginia previous to Braddock's de-
feat with which event she was fami-
liar.
Nanny often interested the fami
Nv with "reminiscences of General
Washinshegton whom she has often
seen.-Aacon (Ga.) Telegraph.
A Da,,ng Ezplois.-Some few
days since, Mr.. A. r. jackson, of
Capt. Goald's Texas company. Col.
Forests regiment. started with Mr..
II. NJ. Martin on trip to within the
Federal lines. They went some ten
miles beyond Calhoun. and represent
I'D themselves as Federal soldiers,
took possession of twelve horses be-
longing to Col. Jim Jackson's caval-
nv which were at the house of I'm
ion man named Willis Field, and
brought them safely into camp at
Hopkinsville. 1t was quite an ad-
venturous and successful expedition.
Louisville Courier.
| 4 Change et Tnme.-Harpers,
Weekly has been behind none of its
confrcres in chanting paeans over
the waning proportions of the rebel
lion. Now it shouts smother strain:
Rebellions Of such proportions as
this are not so easily snutfed out. In
case of success upon every hand i'll
our present operations we are not to
look for immediate peace. Broken
the rebels may be, and dismayed,
and disheartened, but they will not
yield to one campaign, however sue
cessful. They fight from an old
hate; from lifelong sophistication.
They fight, too. with the sympathy
of the world. Let us not suppose,
therefore that they are going to sur
render at once. There is much more
endurance, much more paying, than
we have yc, had.
4 CaN-The Chief of Ordnance
of the Confederate States has issued
an order requiring the Immediate re-
turn Of every musket, rifle, carbine,
pistol and sword belonging in justice
to the Confederate service, but now
in the hands of citizens as trophies.
Citizens are appealed to by every
: consideration ofhonestv and patriot,
ism to return these weapons without
days delay. There is urgent need
of them all 1t is earnestly to be hop
ed that the lash Of tile law will be
unsparingly applied t" amy and ever,
: one who, IN this hour of darkness ant
peril, shall play thief or laggard will
). the Instruments Of their country
defense.
SOUI.IIER y
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Supreme COurts

FEsRuARY 8, lS62.-On motion OF Hon. Samuel
T. vinton, @. n. Hawley, Esq, Of Illinois, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
On motion of Hon. R. II. Gillst, Theodore J.
Widvey, Esq, of Wisconsin, WAS admitted an
attorney anu counsellor Of this Court.
Nos. 81 and SO. John 8. Lawrence, appellant,
ys. John Denbreens ct al, claimants, &c., and
John 8. Lawrence, appellant, W. John Den.
breens OF al. Appeal from the circuit court Of
the United States for the Southern District Of
New York. 17
Nj. Justice Clifford delivered the opinion Of
cult court in the nrst case with costs, and in
the second With costs and interest.
No. l28. sehst Chamberlain, appellant, W.
Newoomb Cleveland. Appeal from the district
court Of the United States for the District OF
Wisconsin.
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion ofth
Court, Diminishing this cause, with costs.
No. 49, Jonathan Crews, OF al, appellants, vs.
Henry i. Bureham OF al. Appeal from the
circuit court Of the United States for the North.
ern District Of Illinois.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF
the Court, affirming the decree Of the said OR.
cult court in this cause, with costs.
No. 81. The Camden and AmbOy Railroad and
Trsnsportstion Company, claimants, 10, sp-
lho circuit H court Of Inc Unitss statss Tor I ths
Southern District of New York.
Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion OF
the Court, affirming the decree Of the said cir.
cult cOurtin this cause, with costs and interest.
No. l2l. VIM. s. Johnston, plaintiff In error
vs. Vim. Jones OF al. The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Wills for the
plaintiff In error.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Dr. Won llosch sislksr.

We have never had IN oar midst an ooulist and
suIist more profoundly sudsd, more thoroughly SCI
entno, IN the nndsstindng sad practice Of h!. most
sisksr, who has been fer sometime In this city The
very numerous aad highly rsspsctsbls certificate.
.p1 s 3 e 81 n,
have had the good fortune 70 plaes ,hsnsslvss IN hi
hands. The success attending ths gentleman In ths
doubted character Of the may aoknowIsdg cement,
there r. OF itelf suioieat evidence Of his high at
tainmant In his proiession. We wosld urge upoz
the afflicted the immediate necessity Of having theiI
cases brought under bis trsstmeut while It q tim,
for cure to be perfected. His Offices are at 227 Pa
avenue, opposite Willard. 20 O., t..
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~ No., tie Daltimors and OAi0 Coupasy ~
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teten Baltimore 40 4 Washington, which HAae
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WESTERN trsseleSA maih that fsash nalttmoes
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change win be made In the morning trains from
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The additional train from Warrington wiil
ANNAPOLIS. and IN locit travel. IRE 3 r. n.
froA Washington viii be y Baltimore am
philsdplthia train, sconnecting ~ the Relay
q. Ssrry yps q loos SS0Ur s,s,s IL o s
eesslts1 1ef The 0ovsfu0ent requiring tito be
dovotod sxelusiveiy ia ne great through mallu
~ The Important olioiAf and business travel
bbSwSsn the national capital and tho East.
xs!s addition makes % q. rsgul.sr, daily nrs!;
ashIaston, being two more regular traiha
NY than are usually run even during the
|6GGlsa OF Congress. Besidsslhs regular tFaina
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Prinesly Libsrslity.

DYfing the month Of January, Jshn @. Rives,
Esqx publisher Of the Congressional Globe, oi
fSAhilles Of the privatss In the First District
;<egiment, now stationed on the Washington
Branch railroad, between this city and Belts.
Mr.. Rives obligated himself, In September
last, 10 pay 10 tho wife Of each volunteer from
the District, ten dollars per month, and to each
child one dollar per month. 6lnce that time he
has expended among the families Of tho soldiers
nearly seven thousand dollars. Tho libsrality
OF Mr.. Rives deserves commendation, and nc
hearted friend, will ever remember him will
grateful hearts,
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Picking . Soldiers Pocket

Aisht.nngsred gentleman, known ~ "scotoh
Harry" WAS arrested last night BY onicerl
Thompson and Lynch upon suspicion Of pick.
ing . soldiers pocket Of a purse oontainins
nftsen dollsrs, In the Vulcan House, on the
Avenue. opposite the National Hotel. Harry
has been but few days out Of Jail, where he
had been committedto await his trial before
the criminal court, to answer to similar
charge. He was looked up to. await Nm exami.
nation this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
yhrowipe Vitriol =.

Two ladies, occupying respectable posi- itionl
10 society, met yestsrdsy afternoon, on Third
street, in front OF Trinity church, and quite !
oollision en.usd. Lady No. I, It appears, had
become Jealous Of lady No: ,, and openly 40
lord-with what degree Of justness 10 are m
able to say-but, judging from the disparity In
age and appearance, such things might have
been, without exciting special wonder. !" and
the gentleman In question exonerated from
the charge Of = want Of taste. Be that q Il
may, words waxed warm, and 80 continued
until lady No. terminated the engagement by
throwing viol Of vitriol upon tbe person o
lady No. 2. A portion Of the liquid Toll upor
her hands and arms, burning Them consider
silk dress. The parties then separated, thS
lady receiving the understanding ysngssnct
against her assailRnt. - VI AZ = -
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
The Light ra.niIy Ar aia.

The Lights will shine and sparkle in spite Of
everything and everybody. Yesterday, Anna
Light and her sister Kate "a very good.looking
dsmsel, by tho way) we're arrested by officers
nsighbor's house in Prather's alley. After con
siderable difficulty, the officers succeeded In
bringing the two belligerent damssls to the
fourth ward station. house. where they found
In his majesty, Justice Walter, whos IN the
blandsst manner possible, asked them to pay
81 each, which (after sending 10 q certain well
known and rather notorious ofioisl for the
money! they forked over.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
g PIR I Il u ALIS M,
TIE KEY TO UNLOCK TIE SCRIPTURES.

J.B CONKLlN. the great Test Medium, Of New
York, d now In Washisgtou City, by spirit dirsc.
tons and will give slttings TO thoss who desire TO
hear from their r6sparted friend.
The skeptio, ne sooGsr, % veil - thoss VII, b..
lievs In the Immortality Of the soul, and wish 70
know the truth are invited to witnsss and bear tsst
spirits telegraph to their friends oa earth, and make
known to them past, present., and future facts.
Mr. G. % dirsotsd TO say that he fears not the most
risid estgaton Of the powers which control him
M His piivatc rooms sre ct No. All Thirteenth
street, near q, bsok Of WLlsrds' Hotel.
feb 5-ls j. b. CONKLIN.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Instsntsneous Cure

Warts, and ali diseases Of the feet. Mr. Dimoud
SuTgsoa Chiropsoist, 10 enabled, by peculiar pro.
esss TO srsdcats the most painful sxerssSenoes N
oonvenieuos TO the patient. Consulting hours from
. A. NJ. to p. n. q bis ONE, Ss3 Pennsylvania
ayenus, SgpoNts Brewas Hotel. Best rssrcnss'
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
M r Y II A L l.,

HITY H l.,
~ february 3, li62.
The Ass,ss"rs, hsving completed the Annual A.
~ 4 BoSrd Of Xppeai, from the ioth to thS lets q
this month, nciu.ivs, 10 hear complaints and to
mako such corrct ctions % they may deem neosssaSy.
q GEORGE COLLARD,
feb l-cswtd Ssorstaiy.
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

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Whitshurst, Ne. ASA Psnn. Avsnus,
d selling original oartss de utsis. photograph
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere
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Ate 4: q, MILK, daily, for Ottsvills, and intsr.
~ A Ii x. 4 ,11CcoM10DATIoN, daily, for Por,
Jsrvis, and pfiAsipal Stations.
a. ! r. A., WAY, for Middlstowu, NswburgL,
AtJP. n, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dan.
hrk, Buffalo, Csnandaigua, and principal Stations.
The Train Of Saturday stops at al Aail Train Sta
Ate 7. T., XCCOnA0DATIoN, for Hosns.
VILE, and prtnsipsl StasLons:
oHA1. HIN0T 0ssp sup,t
The national Republican., 1862-02-05
Committed 20 jail.

. R. W. Ludlow was arrested, yesterday morn.
ins, for using indecent and profane language In
ladies'. He was taken before Justice ThOmp.
son, where an additional charge was preferred
against him-thxt Of stealing beef from the
stan Of James E. J0hnson-upon which he was
committed to isil. NHa'.. ...
The national Republican., 1862-02-05

TuE COPARTAEnsHIP heretofore ex.
of 8 WERTHEINR1 / Co, has this day been
s. wERTHEIMER.
y. A. wAELLhER
wAsAISerox, Feb. 1.lss2
The Underlined, s. wERTHEIMER and 4
HOFFHAUEH, have formed . new copArtrerehip p
this day, and will carry on the busne@ OF 8. WEhT
the oid stsnd g. wERTHEIMER
HOFFHAUER
All those having claims against the old hrm VIII
plesse present them on or before February 10Th
ANY claims prcsented later cannot De contlaered'
An money! due the old firm will be paid 70 me.
feb live - Lhin1'"Eh'