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Washington, Dee, 10. Tho sr.a hs. the follow.
Ing "last evening General Hitchcock received
from General Meredith copy of . letter addf ,.sd
TO him on the ilthin, by hobart ould, the Reb,
Commissioner Of Eichanss. etc. announcing the de
termination Of the rsbel War Department hereafter
to receive no more provisions from the North for our
prisoners in their hands We hear from Fortress Mon
roo that be alleges persstsnt villiheaon and abuse
With reference to the In which the rebel ,u
thorties have carried ont their pledges upon tho sub
isst - the reason Why they break up the arrange
msnt, and adds that hereafter prisoners Ia their
hands will he raioned precisely they ration their
soldiers IN the field"
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LOCAL NEWS
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

REPORTED CEtgL TREArhEHr OF rur
piIsosrrs q, Govrssoss sIsLAsD.-Complaint have
found their vay Into print respecting the treatment
OF deser'sn on Governor's Island. Prom sixty to
hundred men are said to be huddlsd into IN upper
tier OF eslI or rooms In Castle William, thirty feet
BY twenty ]svsn. No blankets or beds It 10 said are
silo~sd' and the men must sleep In their clothes en-
the boards a. best they can. The food 10 also com.
planned Of ssinsafhesnt and bad: only sisht gallon,
Of water being sliowsd In each cell Many Of the
men are not dsssrtsrs, and could prove their inno
esncs n allowed to eemmuniests With their friends
h0Rs q ~ Ria HAsa ARsstsS Tga, Il u saAa. "a
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senator Wiisss's Amends asss ~ the CO..,
srrIption BiIi.

Wnh,not,n, Dee. l6.-sens'os Wilson's smend
ment TO the Csnserption hill exempt. the following
psrsops
Such ss ar. mentally phy-csiiy unht for the ser
wee the Vice President n the nitsd sta'es the
Judges OF the various Courts OF the nitsd State,
the heads OF the various Executive departments Of
the United States. the t'ovsrnors Of the several
widow wholly dersndsnt his labor for support tho
only son ~ an aSsd 90 inrm parent parents wholly
are several sons all drasdsuoh rarent or parent,
slest ~heh son shall be exempted the only brother
pendent on his labors for support where amour scve
raj sons 'vo have hesn disabled Or have
died IN the military service the residue shall BE-
emp anv person convicted of felony the sepaI
OF the snro lmsnt IN classes o. io,hcd person en-
rolled moving to smother ocs iy may have his uAm.
taken from the lst aud placed ppon the enrolment
the place Of bis residence. Any person enrolled who
m
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Report OF the Confederate Secretary OF

The report Of the Secfefary Of War 10 very lengthy
and highly important document IL briefly refer, to
the operations Of the army in its several departmens
and says that the campaign in Mississippi vss Ger.
tAinly disastrous. II 10 difficult 10 resist the impres
sion that its disasters we're not inevitable That .
court OF inquiry 10 invsstisats the whole esmpaign
met st Atlanta In September but IN consegusnce OF
the vicinity Of tho requiring the prsseucc Of
porarfy suspsndsd. 1t 10 expected soon TO reasssm
bic, deficiency Of resourcet In and provisions
rather than rsvsrses in battle, caused the thdrs
Of the army In East Teuu,s,ee. He sludes To de-
ssriion, strs<slins and sbsent.s.m, and .sys that
the effective force Of the army 10 but little half
or two-thirds Of the msr shoss pames are on the
muster rolls He recommends the repeal Of the 90 b.
stitats and eIemp'ion prov visious, and that all
having substitutes he put bach lnto the held
and that the pnvileses which Cousress granted
stifutionaly abroSated by the same power lie says
sAat compact vas entered into bstvsen the Gov
sTnnsnt and the person fur rnisbing . substitute a.
has been ailesed bat snlv privilege v hch Govern
meat accorded. lnstesd Of complaining of such abro-
S.tSn the Rs,on Hashs 70 feel s,.ia.d ., VIA; he.
sbridsmsnt Of eIenptions, And tho eonseIiption Of
them ell. making details according to the Of
soeisty st home. He says that the threeyeArs men,
vhen their terms expire cannot be finally discharged
eIistins company under ts PRESENT organization in
the same Arm of the service. He recommends ths
consolidation Of such mpsniss and nts a. are
reduced below . certain complement. he pays
fowne tribute 70 the heroism, endurance, and rfA.
Ter ns devotion OF the Soldiers and Of the smented
AiAr OF Liberty, and eoses BY sayins that our very
reverse., showing . united and determi ned enduf-
snos Of everything for Independence, must convince
ne enemy Of the utility Of Lis sorts 70 subdus
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Important Pron Mckee

BY tho arrival Of the Br. brig Ada Psrvis At this
port from anstitlsn, November 10Th, We learn th.,
the town las been closely besissed by French suerri
las All supplies from the interior we're cut oil, and
the people suffered from the want Of prov,sion.
Guarding the town vas q French sunbost and fe
black Egyptian troops. The native Americans seemed
very desirous Of throwing OF the French yoke,
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Congressional Proceedings.
XxXvIIIth Senate.

Washington, Dee ls.-hr. saulsbury presented .
aemasisi from clergyman Of Delaware, askins sI-
snv,ios from ths draf. Mr.. 4. remarked that the
pastor Who s,tsnds the duties Of his holy mission
sfpsAes and good. will 10 men, ousht to b exempt
from military duty, While political pArsons should Be
va 10 over. The memorial va refarsi
NJ. Wilson rsportsd back the Joint resolution ten
lsrins the thants Of Congress 70 Maori; spersI
erant and the ofssrs End men Of bis com msnd Nth
8 onRendstea fey u pAaAASs, AaspsSd,
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HOUSE or RrpRrsr>r.rIvrs


Areselution vss adopted in.,rueiius the Com NIT
zee 90 Military Af,ir. 20 inquire into IN, sll.. ID
inhuman'fy Of the enemy towards our wounded sol
die,s on the feld
resolution -N siopted declaring that ,he .tsrv
'ns of our prisoners deserves N. etserson Of the
House, snd 'hc eon.isnmsr; ~ the offenders 70 the
Conformation o. the Almighty.
tb IN -.' ors hy ht Rollln,, of n..ouT q, f,ilos.
Re,olr.f, That rrcnp;edbya isst patrioti.m W
Of the .s,, and that We -iii s,s ~.rm and hearty
,nnpcrt 70 Al 'ho.e measures, -hich ,ili he y
'ectvs in 'pcefily overcoming the Rebellion. and IN
securing . r~,tor.,on u peace and rnich nav not
,un,'an,ialy infringe the oor,'iutiou sui '.ud 10
rnent and ~ heteb, te,eras tlat ths present ds
s,o,shls c,s rsr has been foicoi upon he conntr-
tutiorsi Gcvcrnmen, nat in tbs rcsrs. n
-r, CCnsI..s oa9,hinss ,oeins - msrr W.
-hoe country that tbs var no' -Ar-d m t,
r,r N any seit't oi oppression nor fo' ar, pirpo
q conquest or ,uhus,ton. Tor the urro.. Over
tns,itrion. OF tho.s State. hot to defend and n',,
tain tbe supremacy Of the Coosti'utou. and 10 W.
serve M honoi, ~iih all the disaitv, stnsltv sni
fishte o H.. ssv-rs State, uniu tArtd Nat a. .oor
cease"
motion 80 made 70 lay M. resolution on N. u.
bic. .hish -ts disagreed 20, yeas ~. nav, tia a. fol
los.;
A.hi.y. Rs,',r. pc.m.u, RIo-. R'r.-.ii. Royd.
MNndsse'. Rooms Cole, n.Ts. y y Iitor.
tonnril. lrisr, lu'nont. EckIrt. q, ct. 6s. cid
,;ooch grinnel lioo,cr, Ho.chk,, Hul,urd. ,l,ian,
Kelly, kclloss, Mich Loan. tore,etr. oy, oy,
heclur.. Indse, MoTehsal, Ano. 4, ,crs. i.onsrd
Nrer-, norton. p'S'ill, Tenna or.t, Re KAN Pom
eroy, lrioe. schencA. sloan, hysuid'ns stevens { D
Wilder.
Nays ur,U,. j. &. Allen, WIN }. Allen, Aneon..
Bailey. td~ir, tMioh.l BALDWIN, tNasl Hlsins
HlaI w y Br'. Brooks, Brosn, WIS Chanlor.
4 w Ca bs. tiAv, Cobb, CofIoth. Coz Crs,en.
Crrs-en nryt, ND nA,iss ~ ~son, Dciuius. ben
nison I'd n, ,EdSerton, Edrdss, kns ish FAfn..orth
Ienton, finoi, Frsnt, Gsn.on, order, Gris-old
iA. Hall; Harding, Harrington. IIarns. Ind Hr
re, lnJ Hrrtiei. Highly. Holman, Huhhsrd, Iowa
Hutch n.., ohuson Penn! johnson tOhiol ka son,
k.,lcrs y - k,rnsn. kins. kn.pp Lay. LazeM,
Mcbride, Nrbos,ll. EcKinney, Midiie'0n, Miller
N ~. Mtlei tfa horrell, Morris - v, Mont,
tO), Aorri,on. Nelson, Noble Odeli. ONclll Ohio,
Patterson, r'nd e'op, Rice Mas Robin,or, Ko
gers. Rollins q. H., Kollin. Mo J, Rocs, scLofeld
Scott, shannon. smith, Smi,h,r. s,ehhin. y ~,
steele y stles. strouss, stuart, sweat Thsvor,
Irsey' ,yoorh,ss, wsd'.orth, Eh.sh Ward, wDh
tnrne II ", Webster, Wheeler, Chiffon A white,
Wilson. Winhed, Fernando w cod, Woodhridre
Debate ari'ins the resolution, IL ~. laid over
The Honse then resolved ths, -hsp I, adjourned on
"Wednesday nsI,, IL b Till the 5th nj January Ad.
iournsd
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From Aspiuw all.

The steamship Champion, from A.pinvsil Dec 7,
has srrved by this arrival ~e learn that the mi
commission Of he United States aud +, ru closed IL.
sessions NJ Lin, on the eth OF Nov, after adlu,tiue
al questions pending between the two rovrrnmsnt.
The Hen. j msesie, QUE Of the American Com
mis'oncrs, r'iuru-d Ia the Cham pion His colleague
the Hon. r. Il Squire, ha, rems ned In Peru f. the
purpose OF exploring the ruins of the ancient cite. Of
Inst nnIL.lrx
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Ths transport Thomas Scott, from Nss Orleans, s,h
in', has arrived at this port The journals have In
them little or no news. business Of all kinds was
very dull. Nothing later from TsIas
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M wilson introduced . ri in srnenctasn. of,he
OIL "Enrolns and calling out .Ne Nsusnsl Force"
NJ Lsne, of Kansas. introduced resolution ~ IN
,uy, teIttve 10 the ttrament bv the rebel. n our
n.n.h pri,onsr. lie made statement that Cars
nosn. ot Oseeola, saw lsst samner In ore ~ the
pIisone IN the south ssvcn Kansas soldier. n IRONS,
suonf other prtsou-rs not in irons. ARD he 1nd.f
Sood ihsv we're ~ bo rut 10 death. {. other, had
cen he seerctsry Of War communicated these
no oisfstory informstou Furth,r thNn thi.. r,
cent rsrr: ~ the same character hsve te.a 70
oelveo such had s,o teen the course psf,ust Nv
Slsntreil and others In the vicinity Of KapAs The
resolution vAs adopted Ad,ourusd
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-13

I T TELLS YOU of Breeding, Breaking, Sta
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pit ERlNG! PbiSTERING,!

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of New Philadelphia and sur
rounding country, that he continues to carry
on the Plastering business in all its branches
Stucco work, (nsluding Center Pieces, Cor,
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B6~All orders left ut my residence on Wa
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March IT, 1861.
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CAPIAL g. SURPLUS.
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For sale id all parties, and pro.
& Miller and Joand we will remain
b. March 7 1862. permit any thing
s3llg1sib HHS M.
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disease cold settles somewhere In the body ana oo-
structs its natural functions. These, II not relieved,
renct upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducing general aggravaOn suffering, and disease
While in this condition, oppressed by the deIRngements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore the
natural action of the system, and with II the bnoyant
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Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering from
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On. AVER: Your pills are the paragon of all that Is
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your Pills, aud they have cured her.. .,,
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thlnk TelT II slncerery uuuv uIuuy vv..--
ers feel and more pretend to; but /
was, after all, totally ignorant. Iadopt.
ed opinions, not the result of experience,
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

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DIR. w. W, JANE.

HAS made arrangements to-
III upon the Vulcanite Base,
ton much appreciated in the b
and at a much lower cost than
silver plate. NJ
Those desiring Teeth Inserted
ing the roots extracted, can ava
Of this opportunity.
BE~0flice next doorto O'Donn
Drug Store, up stairs.
June 27, 1862. tt. g
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Mechanical branches.
UoAdub1mlS9s
IRON & WOODEN LEVER SCALES

.THE undersigned is now manufacturing
and keeps constantly on hand and for
sale at his Shop in New Philadelphia, supply
of Hay. Stock, Ore and Coal SCALES. Farm
ers and Others will be supplied with the above
Scales on short and on reasonable terms
Those who have tried them would not do with
out them for double their cost These Scales
are durable, easily kept in order and are true
in weighing.
RS% Ali work warranted. Apply to me at
nv shop east of the Public Square and near
the Lutheran Church.
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New Phila., April 20, 1860.
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Convention Of State Prisoners

~ D, A. MsnOney, President
"Irsoners Of State Associate
called a convention of all who b.
arrested for their political opir
assemble in New York on thu
March, "fOr the purpose Of
adopting and putting into prat
feet such means as might be dee
to obtain satisfaction for the on
which we, prisoners of State, b
subjected, and reparation for thr
done us in person and property
the further purpose of doing
comes us as American patrio
serve our Constitution and 60
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County Surveyors Notice.

T Am now located in New PhlladelPhia and
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t. all the duties Of the office Of County Survey
or ,lat may be entrusted to me, with care and
correctness have now an entire new set Of
instruments for doing the most difficult Sur
veying with thegreatest precision and accura-
CIV. am full we'll assured that 1 can give
general satisfaction to all who may employ
me. I will also make plans, drafts, and spe-
citicationsin the best styles of architecture,
both for economy, neatness and convenience.
B@-0fice in the Court House. sai
...t ..,. ISAAC ANGEL, d,
Surveyor Of Tus. Co., o..
New Phila, March 15, 1861. 9Qltf en-
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AY ER'S
.OATHARTIC
PILLS..

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DUNIPs. CHAINS AND FIXTURES, at
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TERMS or ADVERTISING /:

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", E, MANROW & ESPICH

" Ia Al h1N4tO " " 1IOL lNAL
TAVING united as partners in the Stove
aud Tinware Trade, invite al our CID
customers and the public to call and see if we
cannot suit them, both in quality and price, OF
| Sss5W2S g l,sSI,.NW / :. 4!aS...G!ss
We have just been receiving the latest and
! best patterns of Stoves now in the market; con-
sisting in part of the ArJiter or Gas 'COnsum'
| ing Coal Cook Stove, the Brilliant, for wood
| or coax also, an assortment of Parlnr and
Heating Stoves.
| gSy~We warrant all our Stoves
We manufacture our own ware, and will
warrant every article to be of good material. =.
We also keep Porcelain Ware, Brass s. Copper
Kettles. Jappanred, 'FonCy aud Imported Ware
Roofing and Jobbiug done to order and on
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sonabe prices Steam Mill Stacks made and
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t. TIL orders filled promptly.
MS lo,.-.- md Shop opposite the Post Of
lie issued bis orders 10
le formed q junction with him ny S4RICH- -
II or by the time McCalls division reache
him by water from Fredericksburg.
+ Thus not only were Mcdowell an
IN bis army made football Of, to be kicl
}. ed about from place to place by polite
D. ians, but Mcclellan and his army wer
f!.":t.iiiiiized by the imbetiiity which rult
~ at Washington, after which Pope an
g his arGy were sacrificed in turn by tn
s, same ignorant folly and mis.manag emen
~ The next victims were Burnside and h
r. army, whose defeat was caused by ii
Ill delay of the pontoons. Such continuot
RS and disastrous blundering is without
D. parallel in the wars of any other natol
10 By the result of this investigation NJ,
e Dowell is vindicated, and Mcclellan
u Vindicated; bat the War Department
p damned to everlasting fame.n
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