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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
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sure Cure for these distressing complaints Is nov.
made. known in a TREATISE on FoREIeN AND Ma
TIVE HERBAL PREPARATION" published b. DIR.
o. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription, fur
uished by a young clafTvOyaat girl, while ia a state OF
trance, has cured everybody who has taken It, never
having failed in q single case. It is equsIly sure in
cases OF Fits a. OF Dyspemsia; and the ingredients may
be found in any drug store, Those VINO are afflicted with
Consumption, Bronchitis or Asthma. may also Be. cnTsi
0y the use Of ms. Herbal Preparations. ] will send
this valuable prescription free ~ any person on receipt
If their name Address, DIR. D.. PHELPS BROWN,
~ Granl street, Jersey City, y. =. n17-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

It seems to us that c good many Of the
rebel women are very unfeellng, though
by no means unfeline.-LoH. Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

Cry Nrws.-The proprie-
have published a prospectus for this
er. The terms,are reduced 10 81 so
nnnum TO single subscribers and s 90
Hubs Of five or more. Atfhese re.
3raies hey demand cash 10 advance.
is III aintb volutae tie paper
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

rAPras s MowERs--THEo 1HfEL,
,e ageu, for Mccormick Reaper
best in the United States. Farmers
wish 10 purchase for the present
Test should cali on Mr. Hill immedi-
J. They will not find q cor liberal
Ter, or whole.soulcd man in the Ter
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

DIR FOR SALMoa RIvrR-E. NJ
,rH, of ibis place, in company with
eral citizens of Atchi:on county, start
yesterday with a train OF three wagons
the new. Gold Mines ~ Oregon
" expect to-arrive there ia about two
,ths
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
sHERIFF,S SALE.

vs. district Court, Kemaha County
Hiram o. Minick Nebrast IA Territory.
John S. Minick,
Dy %virlueof an order of sale to ME directed IN the
above entitled case, I will on
Monday, .l4h Of July, a. d. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. ~. and 4 e'cleck p.
NJ. OF said day, at the door Of Denis EaEi, i~nBrOwnville
the place where the said cOuTt was last held for said
Eenaha county. offer for sale the. following described
real estate, tO-wit : the south esstequaFter. Of Q action
No 10. in township No ., north OF range No IS, east u
the sixth PRINCIPAL meredian in Nebraska Territory,
together with tie ai5pnftenances thereuntO belOging,
iakenas the property 81 Hiram o, Minick and John s.
AiRick. to satisfy an order Of sale against them and in
favor OF the above named plaintiff.
J.. VI. COLEMAN, Sherin.
June y 1862 n4s-5w pr Zee $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

rbs Missouri is now bank-fUll-as
h as it has. been at any time within
J years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
= z VINES.

Two ys.rs old. $50 per hundTed3 $50 per thousand
One wear I'd, SO per hundreds. $50 per thousand
Also a Iarge assortment OF Nursery stock, at prices too
cheap 10 publish.
our Nurseries.
WHOLESALE and Descriptive Catalogues furnished to
ali applicants. Address E. MOODY son,
sTtf Niagara Nurseries, LOckpOrt, n. Z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

Judge Humphreys, Of Tennessee, has
b ~impeached by Congress. In the
hate every member voted for impeach-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
2s.ooo Cherry curranta
Currantsl Currants
GEORGIA sUGAR CANE.

hale left with r. W. Furnas, BroEnVliis, . few
Red and Dutch Currants for salS 81 Al per daen casa :
March 28, 1854. n39-gf n. o. THOMP1oW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

BURNS from ali but four counties in
Ois are in, and the result on the pro-
new Constitution is: The Bank
le rejected by 4,5OO majority; Con-
fiOnal Appointment rejected by 4
Negroes denied the right to vote
prohibited from holding Office by
nine-tents of the whole vote; ne
prohibited from living IN the State
bout twO-thirds; majority against the
'%iiiution itself about I3, 1000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

rbsre is to be a Sunday School Cele-
zion and Picnic tomorrow, at Nema-
Civ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

Dn our first page viii te found the
! chapter Of a.series Of essays over
signature Of "A.G" The author IS
bible writer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

The P. o. viii be opener The 4th from
In 10 o'clock, and from 4 ill 6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Offices for Rent.

The old CITY Drug Store, and upper part of the City
Drug Store. now occupied by Judge wheeler, arc for
reat.. Apply 10 John h. MAIN or
i AUGUSTUS SU0ENUEIr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
APPLICABLE & co., Publishers. for
the Entire West.
No. 43 Main Street, Cincinnati.
To VhO1 all Western orders must be addressed.

Mr.. BrownlOw requests the Western papers to pub
lish the following caution, that the public may not be
imposet upon
"Ascher s. Co, Of Indianapolis, have brought out a
small trashy took, in cheap form. puTpOrting TO be my
"Life, Speeches and Addresses, " connected. with my
troubles among the SecessiOnIsts, This is a BOGUS pro-
duction, doing me great Injustice, and by no means
rerorting me correctly, either as to. my history or
speeches since l came North. I am now preparing a
genuine book OF the kind, and will have 1t out in a few
days, published Oy Geo. W. Child, of Philadelphia
Apologize s Co., Of Cincinnati, are the publishers for
the West. I caution the public against the bogus con-
Germ, as I shall at once commence legal proceedings
against all concerned in vending it as well as the pub
Usher. ". G. BROWNLOW.-
PHILADELPHIA, NAY ,, 1852.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
THE ECONOMY OF POWER
N THEs MACHINE, us
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,

give IL preference over all others New improvements
added, have materially lessened the direct draught,
and 50 Obviated The aide dT8ught that many assure Us
that il dDes not now exist. The drught Of the Reaper
is 50 light that in numerous instances the large Tour
horse machine is worked with but two horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
@. G. MONELL, On q.
]. w. PEARMAN. Sec'y.

In accordance with the action of the
Territorial Committee, the County Com
mltees are requested to call Conventions
in. their respective Counties on or before
the Sd day of August. and choose dele
gates for the general Convention.
G. C. MCNEIL,
Chm of Ter. Rep. Com.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Hats. Roots and Shoes.

have inst received a New Supply Of Hats, Boots and
Shoes. which wiitseIl cheaper Than they were ever
DAVID G
Brcwnviile, April 10, 1s62-naO-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
FOR no WING,

The Machine Of 1862 will stand any test that snsy be
applied. Our Guard and Patent Cleaner eaeciually
prevents Choking, no matter what the cOiIdi.i0 % the
grass, while our new divideT point separates badly
LODGED and tangled clover or grass, where other ma
cbiRas fail
There Is also a great advantage IN our serrated sickle.
edge over the smooth, a. At does not require sharpening
50 often, thus saving time. Our sickle viii frequently
run through an entire harvest without 0nce grinding
while the smooth edge must be ground once each day,
IL not Oftncr With a 5moth edge the fraught Increases
as the knife becomes dull Our draueht is uniform,
and in the repeat ed trials during the season % 1850 81,
proved far lighter than single Movers, cutting az the
same time from twelve to eighteen inches Wi1er.
OuT Mower can be used With OF without the reel. THIS
isiuDortant, a. without the reel Il Wsighs but about
SO pounds.
In. addition to the very liberal sarrantee given %
an purchasers, We EOuld say as b heretofore, that farmers
Rho may desire il, are at liberty to work our machine
through the harvest with any 0iher, and keep and pay
for The one preferred.
Pamphlets with Guli description u improvements,
testimonials, &e., can be had By application TO
THEO. HILL, Agent,
Br0wnvAl1e, ~. II.
Nay ID. isss. nasAs
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
willow CUTTINGS,

At 81 per hundred, So per thousand. LIBERAL discount
to the trade, or ina large Quantities.
Also-Gur usual assortment Of Evergreens, Fruit
Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. and Plants; Hedge
Plants. sc.
Catalogues furnished to all applicants.
'sThe EveTgreens &" La MOllie. -
a7.tf SAAUEL EDWARDS, Bureau Co, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMAN.

The subscriber win send free of charged, 10 all
who desire it. the Recipe and directions for making
a simple Vegetable Bola- that win, in from two to
eight days, remove PIMPLEs, BLoTcHEs, TAN, FREcK-
LES. S~ALLOwNEss, and AL impurities and Foughness
of the Skin, leaving the same-as Nature intsrded
It shouJbc-sQf, clear, smooth aud beautiful. Those
desiring the Recipe, with full Instructions, directions
and advice, viii please call on or address with re-
turn pGstage,)
THOS. F. CHAPMAN; Practical Chemist.
SSI. Broadway, New York.
May %, 1882. n45-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Adjourned I'LL 6 o'clock.

The Convention met al 8 O'Clock P. Nj.
all present.
The Chairman of the Territorial Com
mIttee reported that he had extended the
invitation for united action to the Demo.
cratic Territorial Committee, through
Hen. G. Armstrong, its Chairman. aud
presented the following correspondence:
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
From iahaTty-" kep@oLcan'
Meeting OF The Territorial RcDIb-
lean Convention.

The Territorial Republican Committee
met at Omaha, on Friday, June % iS62
=Present,
DIG. G Mcneil. Of Douglas, Chair
mans
j. ~ peatrsan, Of Dice, SecFeisty
Z Sd. Bangs, Of Sarpy eednty;
I. q. Jeffers, Of Cass county;
Gen. Jno. S. Bowen, Of Washington
county;
Augustus Kountze, Of Douglas county;
L. d. Garfield, of Burt county;
Freeinen Tisdel, Of Richardson county.
On motion, J. w. Pearman and L. c..
LETTERS were appointed a committee to
wait on the Secretary Of the Territory,
aud request a statementof the population
Of the organized counties.
On motion, adjourned 10 meet to-mor-
row at 8 O'Clock, A. M.
In view Of the number of counties rep
resented, and the unanimiiy of opinion on
ali questions of political action, L was also
ReSClued, That the meeting lo-morrow
be for formal action and final determine
lion Of all matters necessary fof general
Convention,
Saturday, June q, 1862.
Committee met. Mr.. LETTERS, from the
committee 10 obtain Census Returns, sub
mitted The following report:
Rour Committee to whom was referred
The investigation of the returns of The
United States Census of 1860 for Nebras-
ka Territory, beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing report:
The organized counties of the Territory
cohlain the population annexed to each
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

operation Of all who will heartily and IN.
oondnlonally support the general policy of
the administrators until The present re-
bellion iscTushed, so that the cause there.
Of shall never again threaten our exist.
ence as a free people; we invite all TO
JON with US 10 maintaining our glorious
Union n establishing permanently the
power and perpetuiiy Of the Constitution
as organized and adopted by the fond
ers of our governmenl-our fathers Of The
Revolution.
RESOLVED, That the next Convention be
held al Omaha City, August 20lh, 1852.
at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. 7
ResOIUed, That the Chairman Of the
TerritoriaE Committee be directed to IN
vIte the ID Democratic Territorial Commit
lee TO unite with US 10 the above call for a
Convention.
Adjourned I'LL 8 o'clock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

b, ,es for sale al the ADVERTISER Office,
.a 10 o'clock TO morrow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF A SUFFERER.

Published as a warming, andfo The especial bene-
ftof Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &c &c,
by one Of thoseN who has cured himself by simple
means, after being put to great expense and incon-
venience, through the use Of worthless medicines
prescribed By learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had Of the author, CA.
LAMBERT, ESQ, GreenpOint, Long Island, by enclOs-
ing a postpaid addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES a. LAMBERT. Esq GreenpOint, Long
Island, n. Y.
May %, 1862. n46-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

The committee appointed 70 draftroies
for The use of the Convention, reported.
The report was adopted.
On motion of i. G. LETTERS, of Cass
county, it was resolved that we recon-
mend that the Territorial Convention of
1864 be held at Nebraska City.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine dee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

OOrrespondenl writes that Gen. Gid
!. Pillow las fallen mo disgrace
the secessianists. lie is now living
Oxford, Miss, terribly. awakened
ms dreams of martial glory know
e Is a brtt and a est even with the
e he declared himself determined 10
from Northern invasion. He re-
paid a visit to Beauregsrd at Oko-
and The former was 50 disgusied
Pillow that he. refused to see him.
On loaned and raved, and talked of
enging Beauregard, but be did not
e'urned 10 his place Of residence full
hs and notifications.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Pleasant Ridge Nursery.

VERY ALDRlCH
eULTIvAToR AND DEALxA tH
Fruit and Ornamental Tres,
ShTpbbeY, Evexgresnss &c.s
leasant Ridge, ArisDe. Bureau County, lIine1.
p O. Address, Fi11il8a, IA
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03


, FOuRrH.-Prospecis 'oOkwell FOR
greeable day on the Fourth. The
her is cbOl aDd. pleasant. Those who
q the Celebration Pic-Nic in this
should not fail 10 te here by 10
k. The provision aud refreshments
d be left with the Ccsaaittee ap-
led to arrange the table.
Grafton will delivered by DR.. bic
sOn. Declaration OF independence
Oe read by j.. L. Carson. The Toosts
be read by A. Schoneheit. ]. II.
is President C he day, aadH NJ.
nson, Marshal
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Notioe to Creditor.

All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Dr.. A. 3.
Holiday, BY note or book account. will d. we'll "a call
on me and settle the same before The 25th day % Nay
next, as I will after that date SDBlect al of his dobls ~
process Of Law. A. -SCHOENHEIT, Auornsy.
.BgOwnvilie, n. T., Nay Ist,lsss. nt3-sg
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Apple Yrees.

Apple Trees.
10000 young and straight Apple Trees, II twenty
hardy varieties, at IS per hundred.
WANTED.-Twenty-fv five hogs from $50 so Ibs;
weight at high. prices, to be paid fer in Nursery
Stock at low prices.
OFinOeO Tobacco Seed.
Put up in paperE sufficient to plant Eve sores ~
l5eisi q red stamp To DO enclosed 70 pay return
Wanted.
80 bushels seed spnng Wheat at 75ots per buShs
All the above tObe delivered 81 BrORnviis.
Aug. 1881. r. q. THOMPSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-24

In the Mcdowell Court eff Inquiry, ysster
day, Cen Sigel, upon his own request, under
went critical examination nto the nature o.!
the charges he had preferred against General
Mcdowell last Saturday He did NOT mean IL
the latter loyalty; but to point our: though
unwiliingly. the occasions when Gen. Mcdowell
had, IN his Judgment, displayed ncapaclty.
Referring 70 McDowell's conduct at Tho
roughfare CAY, he stated that the blk Of
Med. 5 army vas encanp ped cut q short distance
thereflom that the roads were good, and the
only force required 10 hold itvou!d have been
about 10000 men These have easily retarded
the enemy for day, and so have utterly de-
ranged his movements. Etc also charged upon
Gen. Mcdowell q want Of attention to the po
stions Of his (Sigel's) corps, with which Nc
Dovell was at tIat time cooperating, AND
want Of discretion in bringing his troops into
action in the battle Of Manassas.
CENTRE AIARKEr-Ihose who want some
thing nice for Christmas in the way OF meats,
poultry or vegetables, can procure them at l7g
King Street, where Messrs. HYATT < Co.,
have large stock Of the finest quality Tor the
occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-24
UGle0Ta))11ie S!)flI)l,5j,
I2E}iZlI kEN'IIT N.KY.

FROM KENTUCKY.
Sr. LOUIS. Dec 24.-Adyices have heen
received by Gen Curtis from Brig. Gen. la
y;es, commanding Columbus: Ky, 10 the ef-
iect shat ;>e is receiving reinforcements IN AIN
ple season to prepare him against the contln-
gencies Of az attack upon that post.
He dom think t,,2t any attack is medltated
s1y the enemy on that o,rectlon.
rs to the injury saiJ to have been done to
she railroad, Gen Davies has not fully ascer-
tanned the extent. but expects to retake 1t at
once.
CINcINAT11 DEC. 24--Adyices from Licking
ton, Ky: report that fears exist Of 1ald ny
Gen. Floyd and Humphrey Marshall, who are
III large force, from Western Virginia. They
are rapidly advancing through Pound Gap.
\ movement Of Federal troops has taken
place from Richmond, Ky that will relieve
Eastern Kentucky Of this invasion.
4 resolution looking to the reh.oyai- Of {, G.
Kennedy, Superintendent Of the Census Blu
reall, has passed the House Of Representatives
letter written by lIr Kennedy to Hou Jacob
Thompson, Secretary of the interior under
Mr.. Buchanan's Administration, after Mr.. L
had gone home to Mississippi. This letter
was found among The private correspondence
Of Mr. Thompson, lately taken possession ofin
Mi8sisaippiE By Federal agents, and refers psin-
cii)ally to a family and social acquaintance
though one Or tV0 facts are lxentioned with
out any apparent feeling or bias, in connection
with the working Of affairs in his department
under the new Administration. TIE letter
appears to have been written, too, at the IN
stance Of DR.. Kennedy's wife, with the view
Of giving expression 10 private friendship for
lIr. I. and his acT.
The Conlrlitte On the Conduct OF the "a ar:
examined yesterday General Halleck, General
Meigs, General Woodbury. Of the Engineers
and General Uaupt, OF The Transportation De-
partment upon matters connected with the
battle CT Fredericksburg Then testimony is
in the main confrmatory Of that of Gen Burn
side and the commanders OF the three grand
divisions Gen Halleck stated to the commit
tee, in answer to intcrrogatolies; that General
Mcclellan had advised the preparation Of brid-
ees in advance. The bridges were not sent
forward, however, for fear they would be cap
,ured before the army reached that place
The Baltimore American says, if the evidence
80 far reported "the reader will find IN the
upvillingness Of General Burnside to take
command of the army a proof of the modesty
= 1xa 70 ,,,urt and Lii the subsequent
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- 49, ~
x--I1s

On the oath instant, in the 65th year Of her
ace, LUCINDA, re]ict Of the late Henry Mans
deld. Of this city She wasa christian and died
the death Of the righteous. All who knew her,
loved her. The funeral Will take place to-mor-.
row afternoon, at 8; clock, from the residence OF
her son-in-law, Emanuel francis: on st; Asaph
between Duke and Wolfe streets, to which her
friends are invited.
At Mount Hope, near Baltimore, Did, after q
lingering Illness in the 33d year Of his age
CHARLES W NEALE eldest sou OF Chas.
L. and Ann n eale, Of Alexandra, We.
rs PRAYER MEETING will be held III
American Hall, to-morrow morning (Christrnas)
at s Q, clock-in the afternoon, al Q, CLOCK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-24

LIBERTY HA1L-Mr, Parker promises; a
rich treat tonight at the argues al e71trt 10
new bill being announced Ter Cn; na voca list,
Miss Fanny Forrest the ;, cnarl11T4s 1 1oxrast
an1 ,nassrs Kearns Armstrong and the entire
f ,''I,1 a,near in azcapi.aI performance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-24

WANTED TO RENT.-A small DWELL
w ING HOUSE, or three or four small
rooms, suitable for small family, second floor
would answer, locality desired near Govern
ment wheelvrght and blacksmith shops Ad-
dress [dec 23-sta 6. a., ststhis Office.
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FORMED HIN al the same time, that thu oaptivos
wsIs at Liz Lcfdsbip's disposal. The effect in
this CT untry, vh' n II Is known, viii be exceed
imply great, for such dish Of humble pic cin-
not 10 taken into s,omachs which have been
dieddered by cocktail tslkiog without great
deal Of pausts.
| This Is worry well, considering that Il was an
,icipated the diih would choke us-Only q little
nausea after all
Speaking Of the war, he says;-
The action at gainesville has given this
army moro confidence, and has bosn admitted
by the Coz federatee 10 DO a serious disaster for
their men. The superior arms Of the Federal
lists murt in tho long run, establish a moral "a
VOL a. = physical advantage over their oppo-
nents. a iOwling- piece IL but poor match Tor
an EbfeId u1s. While the South Is cut off
from FL Jpe, uDlees by the chance passage OF
vessel through the blockade, the North IL i'm
porting arms by tsns Of thousands, and ths
liam burg steamers each cock are froigh oil
with munitions Of war for tho FydBtsl troops.
All that oui bit 10 give victory, ia numNlr,,
wealth and resouice', ia on their side, and s,il
their prOgrces Ia not sure, and Is very Glow
But Of its ultimate rap,dity and euccsss, IN Q
no doubt, ard never had a1y, with tho import
ant proviso that the pooplo pay taxes and give
moroy TO the Government To cary on tho var
Respecting the general feeling which tho re.
excited, he remHksi-
II any thing could console Her MJss'y for
the loss, which is irreparAble, H. would 90 thu
eNhi bition Of the nations grief aud the com
mon sorrow u her whole people; hut IL is q
tribute 20 her virtues and to the character Of
Prince Albert which is Of singular vduo, that
in tho midst OF tbs excitement arising out "
tho difficulties between the two c,uu rios the
American pross has with one voice expressed
its sympathy with the Queen in her grief, and
has announced the event in a mtnner very
crtditablo TO the people and gratifying To IA.
II touches tho English heart TO hear Quson Vic.
toria %, ken cf ss sno ia 10y all classes in Amer
ica and though the praise may bs eNtort,d by
the blsmoltss life and tho domestic qualities OF
tho woI an and the Sovereign, II Is not tho les'
pleasant 30 us TO lis'en to II, and 70 take pride
in tho honor shOse'od on our Y ioen by those
who ara by no means friendly to her 81 jscts.
Her misfortune and tho Gallant 70 the Royal
family ADD 60 tho countrs have boon traa'oi
with r,spcciful condolences in America.
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Assembly.


mis- EEroRrED rAVoGAGLN.
To amend the general fire insurance law.
II appropriate the proceeds Of tbs state taN 10
the Support Of the Common Sca pois.
A spicy debate ensued ON tie question o, employ.
ing clerks of committees, duT.n: which
Mr.. Alyord expressed tho hops taat before the
Legislature HlJpurNr, the unnecessary OH ses cree
atvd 10y the State government Of late years would
De al.lished. tins Hank. gni Insurance Depart
mruts should lie transferred ~ the Cbmptroer's
Office, where they belonged. The S,hnnl S1porin-
tend nt's office should be- returned b. the Secretary
% states office, from gnenN. Il should never have
been taken. Thousands Of dollars, annually thrown
away IN these departments, would thus DO saved "
the State.
AIiS NUrCRB,
By Mr.. CHddiugt,u- For the letter pr,tcytun u
the public health ~ New York.
ny NJ. Plerco-Rolatiye 10 IIarbor NJ stcrs IN New
Y, rk.
By Mr. Phelps-To repeal part ~ the sct reg,L
lIing III New York harhor regulation at.
Mus rASSlgu.
To authorize tho Supervisors ~ Kings hunty 10
rsisc money FOR the re'iefof families ~ v, Antccrs
To amonl Ihc appropriation act Of l,6i.
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Important fem Gen. uunter,s Dl,,,,on

Ledrcnuorih, Jan. 2N.-The following Genera
oder issued 10y Major General Hunter, has caused
a sensation IN civil aud military crylesi
In tn" expedition about T. be st,rtol south from
TINS department, called in the newspapers General
Lanes expedition, il is size intention OF the Major
General commanding this department 10 command
IN PEI son, unless otherwise expressly ordered by
the Government.
Transportation not having been supplied, W,
must 6. without II.
Al teuts, trunks, chests, chairs, camp tables,
camp clothes, &c, must lie At once stored or aban.
do"cd' T"c General comm 'adng takes in his
Na."e hut one Change %. clothing, and no ofcer OF
soldier viii cauy more.
TIE surplus nom in the knapsgcl, must he re.
served ammunition and provisions; every officer
aud soldier "iu gary his own clutlmg and bedding