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COURT CALENDAH-Tn. DAT

SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUiT-Part I.-Oyer and
TcmineI Fart ll-Nos 1877. 2g2s. 1880 2oJs ?ot 2Ot
l66 268 1910 Part II-No.. 1891 7iy. 1850 1924. l6H
1862 l6 I02 l4Oj sJlt 1882 1885, $780, too l6o, 1880
1888, 1870 1850.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERm.--Nos 359,
800 asi z8 252 737, 2ei to 2J9 27 2z 2S, l37 Domu
No. 81.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 1911, 1867,
l2l 1913 J275 1851 1889 1901 l7C5 l767 1862 l17l l773
IN l779 Pat INos. 1914 1876. 1860, 1884 1896, 1905
1903, 1916, 1882 1892, 1894 1895. 1898. $780, 1902.
CoUnr OF CoAMoS PLEAs.--Part i.-Noe. ll7,
1883 lg2I l2z2 40 9,d. IA l0l, 77 lO w. IN $50.
Il04 lOg Part INos. e9i 1914 bJ B2l, $40. 6ty, Oh
1898 1904, 1875 1906. 1901. 1907 1909 1910.
KINGS CoUSTY CIRCUIT EuURr.-Nor. T., %, 2S}
49, a. 80 Co. A. a. A. a. a. 40 So ST. 52 49, 81 S. 81 So 50
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Latest Ship News.

AKRINED..... March ll--I' p
Stearnshp City Of Baltimore tBr) Michigan, Liverpool
Feb 10 and Queenstown 18th. at 30 M. mdse. aud i32
pa.. to J. o. Dale March passed iceberg..
STEAMSHIP Kangaroo (Br), Jeffrey. Liverpool Feb. 81
ndse 10 j. O. Dale Feb 49, lat 81 "a lon. 10 a. passed
b.rE rigg-d screw bound Mech LAT, - 5 lon
3, passed steamship City Of Wahin:ton hence for Liver
nool. 6b inst lat, a g. lon 80 ~, passed iccbeYs
Steamship Eagle. Adams llayana March !, at u .. M
uds. aud pas. spohord Iileson Co ata mat. MA
off Capo FONDA hsIged signals with steeship Ariel
hence Tor AtpinwalL
FELLOWSHIP Carlo (Brem.), HAVE.
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jecs. II he is going to join his regiment heartily
wish him all success. hope he will stand by his
flag with more courage and succe,s than he stands
by his charges aud that he will come out OF the sgn
with less damage to himself from his own weapons
than he has received and will receive in TINS contest
Yours respectfully, VIM ALL.N DoAA'
Ttfnar Buitaina Netp- York. March II, 1908.
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yEw.YOEsK LEGHSLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March II, 1868.
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABLY UPON fROs'

SENA .ALBANI, ulucu iSO"'
BuIs REPORTED FAvORABLY UPON fROs'
COMMITTEES.
To authorize the payment of interest upon canal
drafts TO extend the time for the collection OF taxes
relative to the disposition of money and securities 10
the hands of the Court of Appeals.
BILLS PASSED.
To extend the Chenango Canal. Yeas %, Nays 8.
The negatives were Messrs. Bell, Farrar, treer,
Ganson, Low, Montgomery, Robertson, and Iobey.
To amend the charter Of the New-York ware
housing Company.
To extend the operation Of the act to authorize
the formation Of companies for manufacturing and
mechanical purposes.
Relative TO the collection Of taxes in New-York
city.
TO establish Law Library and the Judicial Dis
trict.
Executive session.
BILLS PASSED.
To appropriate the remainder Of the Canal reye-
nues Of 1853, and improve Oak Orchard Creek. One
relative to lands devised by Benjamin Townsend.
Mr.. CONNOLLY presented the memorial OF the
New-York Chamber Of Commerce relative to the
enlargement of the Canals.
The Assessment bill was taken up ss the special
order, and debated until adjournment.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

SYRo-ARARIC TRoUPE.-Mr. Barnum hhs engaged
for week syroArabic troupe. comprising among s
members hvo Of tho surprising usgor. and acrobat.
have Zsrs and Zulek female contortionss with
sid AL aud Leyd HAssAD their appearance yeateIdly
received liberal applause during the performance Of their
remarkable fea. One Of the young the swinging bar
aud rings and twists himself into eyey agnsble shape
without changing tho position Of his hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

The STUDENTS Book HoLDER.-Dr. Dio Lewis,
tho OF the paror gymnasc' has invented u'o
little article called "Ths Students Book Holder" the Of
whieh schools will prove excellent for round
shoulders 1t 10 formed Of black walnut irano In the shape
ladder with supports for the book and guards 10 keep the
leaves OPEN The supports sy be arranged TO accommodate
book largest smallest ,zs at Any desired angle Of
eoyhton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
CITY ITEMS.

A meeting in behalf Of the Early Closing Associa-
ton is to be hold Friday evening, at Cooper In
stiiute. Distinguished speakers and a concert by
the "Old Folks" are announced. Particulars will
he found in the advertisement.
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Advertisement.
LIE IrNITIn STATES LAY LAW.

Now RE.pr pamphlet Of % pages Ace. ~hits paper
Beside the bill which word for word in .oeord.nee With
The .ina teri sppend 20 II an Alphabetical ksoapNils
Of .vsry article 70 b. tIsd by the law and tho amount
be evlsd thereon This renders II ~ compes
and convenient - II IL possible TO mste It.
Price cent? postpa - par iOo cont by express .;
per 100 II By mall Address THE TAIBUSg. hsv-iorG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

CohMIssIoxrRs OF EAIGRATioH.--Beyond action
on the usua acquisitions no business Of essential Impotence
sas eusse.d by this Board al its semmonthy meeting
Afternoon The wsky statement shows that since
the lot Of January thoTo have arrived at this port 3g'9 emf
grants being 1901 than arrived during tho correspond
ing period last year The Commissioners have balance in
bank Of 4 1881 "a.
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TIE U. s. STEAMER acknowledgements
e making by come of tho Irish societies to be present Cd
the occasion of the launch Of the war steamer Sha'OeA
on tho !l nat ball is to be given In tho evening '' vac
Master Carpenters, take place In the m0d'0" "1'e1
viii be u.tsd up fer the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

THE BEST GENERALS are those who are or
s.nir~d for who have judgment energy pluck and Is'ot
ian And viii indicate hia Before placing msn
In command st him undergo careful PhreIeo.ies sIAini-
nation Aad you may then know what 10 expect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

A course Of popular lectures will be delivered in
tho Reformed Dutch Church. Of Beceher ard West
Tenth stIees The third lecture will be delivered by the
Rev. J. C. Fletcher Brazil aud the AmsIon." this
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular semi
weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds to-
morrow (Thursdsy, March l2), at i2I o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange Salesroom, No Ill Broad
way The catalogue will include Williamsburgh
Eor full particulars We refer to his advertisement in
the auction column.
1t has been reported currently for day or two
that Mr. Chase had sent for several leading bankers
10 NEE, h.Iu 10 Warrington, and alre that Nj Cbsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

ALLEGED DRrGGIsG AND RoBBKRr.-On 1pes.
dsy night Officer Dunn Of the TwenysiIh Precinct crested
Edward Adams, GU charge Of stealing the sum OF tifV
from Ezekiel Lp.combs No ~ Howard street. IL tppei'
that and the ssused went together 10 arm
svep that the liquor drussed and while
under the influence of this RBsn he robbed OF ais
money Justice Connolly held the accused for srimnson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

Isaac Y. FowLER.-It is reported that the friends
Of Isaac Fowler tho defaung Postmaster Of New Yoh
have been successful In arranging his Affairs at WashinSon.
and that distant day lao will again DC resident Of Now
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

ACADEMY or MUsic.-To.morow night the operG
Of ala Travi.a" will be performed. See Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

COLLEGE or PLY sIcIAss AND SUnoEoSs.-1he
FnyiIh Annual OF tho College Of Physi
caus and Surgeons Columbia College will be hold at Irving
Hall. this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

NEw-YoRK MEDICAL COLLEGE PRrzEs.-At the
Of the Now Medical College, Thirteenth
street the Vauarckon prizes awarded az follows Firs
prize John lie Baron Hsrtt second prize John H. IhOmp'
,ou-bOth Of New.York.
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a,rcriuss Of Vre.luce.

M.rcu 10000 bbls- Flour. $500 bag, Corn Meal
Too mi, Nhiss, 900 bush Oats, 1900 bosh Seed oN
uke Proysons 100 pbg BaIte 5000 Pkg" Lard ~ pas"
.Asncs.
CoprrRnsADs.--Ihe only appreciation enter
tanned by the Coppeheads Of Liberty" to cot hSI hfsa
f.c, tl, oil rauaas -.3 - h-&~- ~''"A-
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MAINE couRr-Tal.L Tsnn-Betote Jadse ALknn.


JOHN JACOB AsIOKs CoAcHMAS AGAIN.
Walter Thorne agt Bsneon Sherwood.-Tbis nc
ton broufh, 5o damages for alleged false
i'm pri.onuent
The plaintiff alleged that he the coscbmsn Of John
Jacob Asor aod that while In Broadway Fourth street.
he pulled If hts boz by tho defendant, police officer,
marched through Broadway to the City Hail. and ate'warl
this Ioub, where Alderman Hall upon hearing the
Gaze, fined him aud locked him up until tho hue was
psid
The defendant set up that tho plaintiff violating
ordinance Of tho Corporation IA allowing his carriage stand
the orowBs after being ordered IT, aud that 10
had lawfully arrested him as above stared.
The Jury found a verdct for tho plaintiff for 800.
D. Lord L.. Tor plAinlh, A. Oakey Hal Gs deleodanl
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"a
BROOKLYN xTEws.

Mr. Wendell Phillips will deliver his great lecture
on Tous.Gint ioverture, in the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

,oed for Liverpool yesterday, with 30 psssenses and
Sl.3lJ26L
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USIos NEE rIyG.-A public mestpg OF the
loyal cson, Of Brooklyn" to be held the Aoaa'm'
Music. Monday evening ncxt Mayor Aaohe"'"
preside ,ovec speakers expected 10 s'u'
the s.ssmbago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-M.Rcn ii.--Be'Oro
Justice BARNARD
THE h'CoRNAcE MURDER-DR. BROWN on TRIAL.
In the case Of Edward Mccormack, charged with
the murder OF Policeman Henry L. Williams the Jury came
ia this ernins LLVins been In deberIon since yesteday
They stated that they could NOT and the Court
discharged ihsm
The Courtroom was densely crowded with throng Of
spectators ANXIOUS TO uass tho trial Of Dr. Brown, the
A.isg ID sboIiionist, which rD at down ior today.
ssse number II prisoner. were brought up TO plead and,
with opc sIcep.On they declared their Innocence
John q btobeT WA brought up foI oisany.
Tho Judge sked him II he uu Mormon
The prson.E not appearing to undersiand Mr. Howe an
swero1: . lilo sHys. no-he 10 German" Laughter
The Judge s.d 10 the Assistant Desrict Attorney that he
kopsht he would be compelled 10 discharge the Grand Jury
for having Indicted - nay Innocent pepons.
Two girls sied II they s,signsd them
One Of them selected Mr. Spencer aud the oher
Stuart Tho Judge remarked that tho latter sood looking
ss.igned Mr. StvsIt ss requested
ri, rs,e OF DR.. T. NJ Brown indicted for producing
abortion hpon CIemsnns Andeuop resulting !. her d.
anthem taken up, --s'-' -
The Jury panel called and bsnf found that there
not sufficient number TO try the case was postponed
VII Thursday ct il O'Clock. g. IN.
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JUDICIAL DIGsrrr.-ln the Court OF Oyer and
remarks abou, unfortunate prisoners intended TO be
witty Two colOred men charged with minor ofen,s, were
.t1s ppon back scat when the Judge asked who are
hoss Republicans thore No ono replied but ther.
was general expression the faces o. the spectator. Of
s,,onishnent that such remark should Do maze NOM "e
Bench
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

Dv.r,ou or Co1 IryFERTs-HIs FARE WILL
.n,urss TO rBK SKvRSTB-CoL Marshall Lehsfts mas eh
.ed his intention Of resisnng his position ~ 'omma'
If the Seventh Regiment National Guard, In GENERA ofde
No lust promulgated. After ci.ins the Regiment TO ssaem
bic for the arnory In fatigue uniiornshe Right wing
Thursdy ths 2,h us md the Left wing on fn''y '"o
9Th inst a, D. M aad noting the iresgnation OF Acutant
G.orss W. Smith the election Of II. NJ Funston a. lst
Lieutenant and George H. Kitchen a. I'd Lieutenant besides
sseeing fourteen xpusions Col Leherts closes oiio"s
Brother 0css and SoIiiers Of n, Serenm Rtoimens su'
about to issue last Order .nd TO Old you
what II costs M my connection with those In whose
have p"ed 80 many s","n ncre"sus de
up my time long since warued me OF ,s ne
ce.sty Of Ee'snns my position IS your Commanding e
company to commission MAJOR: few years later 10 hi
Of Leutenant Colonel and fc us,ry fear years PIT have
sok You most snee.y i't yoI, yo ssys obey Cd
the standard snd esprit du corps Of tho u hosh
thnt BY ts numerical strength ane comp eve ss ,s.
desnds ranks since tho war e,mmencsd or ocei
Of whom We hsve furnished betseen three ara lou, nus
have still npon rolls more than eleven hundfed s"A anu
Tho services Which YOU have performed during tho last two
year. have been honOsby selnowsdsed by .1s GENERA
s T se0is ~ .ysn s~ Of the so
roins the 7th Regiment will enjoy untsnishsd honor IN
with the noble spirits who nave n1cled g our S9un
"; and the Of your comrades winthrop fshhain;
0si.den o. Ben and others who have fallen the field Of
battle now shrouded in mourning dapery on your walls In
touching Tribute to their bravery and your o. WIZ CLAIM
places the scroll which to tel po'tety OF
tho who defense of the Constitution and the laws
Ny proude, boss,he happest Of my recoection-i. tnst
never asked Of YOU services anything out OF the
Inc OF official duty, which has not been most readily ana
cnrcrfny granted These evidences Of end,hp aud
aitahnsn which trust will still continue when our
| Official relations shall have ceased 10 exist. . IN.
Let the regiment only 70 Itself and no defense Of s
act. ever be needed is history Will be recorded IN Ie
hearts OF our citizens. CoL MAhonAbH LHf H'A''
| Meg York March ., lSGJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

ALLEGED ROBBERY. Yesterday, Officers Horbclt
And MeDsrn OFT arrested Biddy Higgins, Of No ls Church
street on charge OF stealing nom William Ro. yoaDs
g.n,lemsn fe The county containing e91
.r he lad donated her the Of s2o and
10 h.r child $40 None Of the missing money was found
Tn, accused WAS held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

NOINI-oFhtIAL IfhNH
Justice KoBEKIsoS
DECISIONS
Geo. Field sgt. jacob Truths OF al.--Motion for re-
adjustment denied
sally Ann Howell AT Knickefbocker Insurance Company.
Motion denied
john Hope sst Monroe Crane ct a-MO,iou granted on
terms. See opinion.
David g. Berry sgt John Kelly Sherf-Order for amend
uent granted ard settled.
Jeremiah Towlo agt John Tolsn-Requests 10 charge
estAIy TO settle case Bee papers with ceIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAKoH iI.-BefOre
Judge SHPNIS
SENTENCE FOR LARCENY.
George Ladd pleaded guilty Of larceny, having
judge sentenced him to impri.Osm.n for thirty day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

p.,.. .................... S26,osl rs
The increase of earnings Last Year was iss ~
aid sil4so % from transportation Of passenger,
nom height for the years ending December 5i
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

sALEs AT THE PUBLIC BOARD At Pm.
u. & Coupon es'74 % $50 Erie Rh Preferred. 10y
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Total for the year,. eteoN "
Erpeusss OF Operating Road (59 per cen... +Soo' -
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Men Wanted
For THE
INVALID CORPS,

|. Only those faithful soldiers who iron
wounds or the hardships OF war; are no longe
fit for active field duty will be received in thi
Corps of Honor Enlstment5 will be for tme
years unless sooner discharged. Pay and al
lowances same as men of the United States In
tantry except that no premiums or bounty 70
enlistment will be allowed. This will tinyal
idate any pension or bounties which may be du
= for previous service.
2. For the convenience Of service, the mel
will be selected for TWO grades of duty Ihos'
who are efficient and abc-b0died and capabl,
Of performing guard duty, etc, ETC., Will b.
armed with muskcts, and assigned to compa
MES Of the First Battalion. Ihoseof the mex
degree of efficiency including those who have
lost an hand or arm and the effective, includ
ing those who have lost foot or leg TO the
companies of the Second Battalion; they will
! be armed with swords.
| 3. The following uniform has been adopted:
For Enlisted lieR.-Jacket-Ofs ky-bluc ker-
! sey, with darl-bIue trimmings, cut like the cav
airy jacket, to come well down on the abdomen.
Trowsers-Prc,cntreg regulation, slly-blue.
Forage cap-prescnt regulation.
4. The duties will be chiefly to act rs provost
guards and gauisons for cities; guards for hos
pitfalls and otherpubic buildings; andas clerks,
ordcrlies, etc. Ii found necessary they may be
assigned to forts etc.
Boards Of enrolment or Recruiting Officers
must determine.
1. That the applicant is unfit for service in
the field.
,. That he is fit for the duties, or some tthcm
indicated above.
3. That he was honorably discharged,
1. That he is meritorious and deserving
For enlistment or further information apply
to HEcRuTNG SEHCEANTs at The following
stations: -
DERBY LINE, LUNENBURG,
BARTON, BURLINGTON,
81. JOllNSBURY, 81. ALBANS,
MONIPELlLR, NLhGENNES,
WINDSOR.
At each OF these stations REcRuIrING SER
gEbYTg will be ready 10 enlist men. All who
auply should bring with them their discharge
papers and such other testimonials Of service Qs
they may have.
The great object Of the CorDs is to give hon
orable cmpDvmcut TO those Who have lost
health or limbs in the service. and are unfit iorI
other cmDlgvmcuts Another object is to en-
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10000 DOLLARS REWARD

/ 1T is estimated that 10000 persons die auuu.
/ 4 ally in the United States, with consumption
land Professor Ebcrly says, that % vast number
Of these could be saved by the timely use Of
/ some proper remedy.
/ DIR. HALLS BALSAM strikes at the root OF
/ the disease Al ONCE, and such is its speedy eff
feet that any one using it freely, according to
directions, for twenty four or forty eight hours
and not entirely satisfied with its merits may re
turn it and receive back his money. The most
distressing cough is frequently relieved by a
single dose, and broken up ia few hours time
|Ihe afflicted 10 not have to take lOt,c after bot
Gle before they lind whether this remedy VIII
afford relief or NOT.
o. Can ON the agent and get a pamphlet gra-
/ It's
Ithas effected cures i'm numerous cases, where
the most silIiiul physicians in his country and
u Europe have leea employed, and have cNcr-
ciscd their skill in vain. Gases which they pro-
uOWueed iAc.Tabie, aad surrendered as haDe}e7g
beyond q doubt, leaving the patients without q
single ray to culiyen them in their gloom, have
been cured by DIR. IL tf4h's Es AsAi7.
and the "yic.ims Of consumption are now Wig
orgus and strong as the most robus, among u.s..
And these eases are not Isolated ones they are
numerous, and can be pointed oat in every com
munity, where this most Unrlylled remedy has
been tested.
BE slow, then, to believe the oft repeated story
about the lungs being gone; or rather let no
such apprehension induce you to give up. Act
upon the pTciple that lcttts there is ttc there IS
hope YUu can NEVER BE so LOW that you may
no. trust, humanity speaking, IL HALLS "a l.
SAM, More than one, nay hundreds has Il
brought almost from death To- life, when all G 20
had th'rd Give then. this powerful hut h'rrn-
The public have been imposed upon by rene
dies recommended by certificates which have
always originated from some unknown source
we believe th7t medicine possessing real mor-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-11-20

A copperhead newspaper says that
there are more Democrats than Republi-
cans now engaged in the war. The
Philadelphia Press retorts-" Counting
both sides, North and South, we should
suppose there are.
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FEMALES, FEmALES, rEMALES.

ULD Or YOUNG, sINOLEl MARRIED., on CONTEM-
rLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Buchu is uuequalcd by any other RENE.
dY as in Chor0sis or Retention, IrTegularity.
IHniune-s, or Suppression of the Customary
LYacuatiuns, liberated or Schirrous state of the
Uterus, Lcucouhea, or Whites, Sterlitv. and
for an complaints incident to the sex. whether
arising from Iudiscreton, Habits of Dissipation.
ar ft ia
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y CARD.
New Cushions.

NEW Styles for Millinery and DreSs-making,
~ Ladies Cloaks and Childrens' Fashions for
ran and Winter. Also, a few well selected
Millinery goods which will be sold as cheap as
ne times viii allow. Straw work done rs usual
by MRS S. e. SOLOMON
lrasburgh, Oct. u, 1853.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-11-20

COUNTERsIGNs.-A Maine regimen
recently garrisoned a certain post in the
department, and of course it became the
duty OF the Adjutant to provide counter.
signs. After running through the name.
Of well known battles in ancient aud mod
ern history, it became necessary to look
elsewhere for material. Some of III.
words bad been difficult for uneducated
persons to pronounce, which called forth
the censure Of the Colonel, who ordered
the Adjutant to take the names Of rivers.
lakes or towns of his native State, as the
men would be familiar with them.
The following is the list sent to the
Colonel for approval:
Sysladobsis.
Cheputnaticook.
Magagnodaric.
Welokenbacook.
Mosselucmaguntic.
Northumberland.
Chemquassabamiook.
Pekaguimack.
Shekelahank.
Pamgockamock.
interchangeable.
Mollychunksmug.
Beaufort, S. c., Free South.
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N O q H
Carriages and Gleighs.

ONLY one buggy, one express, and two lum-
" her wagons, now on hand, and they will be
sold CHEAP for CASH.
A lot Of new SLEIGHS, in good style, will be
ready before snow flies. Those in want will do
well TO call and examine.
Particular attention given to repairing and
painting either seghs or wagons. Send them
in and they shall be ready when wanted
Custom work still done in the blacksmith
shop by IRA DAVIS, in the most approved
manner. Horse shoes of all sizes all ready to
nail on. CHAS. MARSH.
Craftsbuy, Oct y 1868.