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70 ssssad the funeral, from her late re16asee, f63
Twenty NTH street, on Tuesday afternoon st ops ooes
Bank street q dsesss tho heart Mas STAN Am 1is
10 tho SD year VI hes age.
the relatives and Of the deceased invited t
O'Clock the North Baptist church. Christopher
scKIxs-In brooklyn, on Sunday, March l. after Ia.
gerng illness SicKLn In tho Goth ysar Of his age
Tho relatives aud friends OF the family and tho Poos
Department general. respectfully invited TO at.eu4
his late residence, Is3 York street. Brooklyn.
SYns.-At West Hoboken, N. j., on Sunday, March /,
EDwAEo EvEEr srAs infant son Of John O. and Louisa a.
Syms, aged years and months.
The friends relatives d the family invited 70
attend tho funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the parents residence. as above
SArcHwKLL-On Sunday, March L. CAuvRISa, infant
daughter Of William and sarah satchwel, aged year.
months and days
tend the funeral this (Monday) afternoon O'CLOCK
from the residence Of the parents $40 Ninth street
sIxossoS Suddenly, on Sunday, March l. ELlsAnsru
O., wife OF Daniel L. Simonson, IN the 4oth year u hor
Tho friends the family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral from her residence No 2oa fase
without further invitation
roms -MoAK Toms, IN tho 2s.h year OF hts agc
His friends and also those OF hs wife,
respectfully invited attend the funeral this Monday
afternoon At one O'Clock. from his late residence, No.
Mulberry street
Philadelphia papers please copy.
IoxrKss.-In brooklyn, on Thursday morning, Fobru-
AIRY -, Colonel DAsIn D. romrxs, Assistant Qartsrmas
tor General Of the United States Army aged 81 yoars
His friends and the officers Of the army and navy.
invited TO attend tho funcrs his late resi-
aence No. a,t Henry street Brooklyn, this thonasy),
vAs Pnr.-on Friday, February ~. at RichuooA.
- T., Mrs SUSANNA VAS PKI1, reiict Of John Van Pets
isq., aged ~ years, months and % days.
Funeral this tMonday) morning. N eleven O'Clock. from
her late residence.
N.s Nvvsr.on saturday February 2s at her lass ~
adcnco TO King street cArARIsK VAN Suysx agod a.
years months and days
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rIIsCELLANE EOUB.
!. IA coLELLAN AND ETHAN ALLEN

:. M cGLFLihN AND ETHAN ALLEN
INI Hsnibieonans communication .h- ABOVE can
@ IS Z ns so 'Ss "ss %s rom mn ne SSss, 4.
nns 1e alleged slow os.s q Mecna" II" wrts9 =, oas
sdsrs 5hr h'h.a" LIZ ,r Psro.n"as., % a, The poe With
nrra' GOOD co.l IN s2sa have yet 70 6a eaa.iss ana
snsniy st Mr sopnrr praesy public oier of so %
So~ E,san aS "meat "stnap no, ony IL n ri onS
denoc q wianins ,ae enptng pri,e bot that .iIl moro
lae agnieeen' ones The Ledger proprietor faded ino
6orses. notoriois a At that for snch feat, Thss
soe as. . ,c challenge e .as h.sr. Ia
ton and morc thsn watch was held upon the slA
aeca ec u ST 70 he pos wa. SHOWN sy Es,
On e cenreye ani Their ability TO shorten the time tive
Sa y 'S SreSG %oaesa New standard saAos =
.ess,Ssr hs: eaSlisy 81
ras Mr. Toos s' a. pssy as sr "ns %.a aa 'I
@ na se@ g, ss9o @ any q single a.se ?, team .
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ss5o6a Homes, Aien amo. duplicate of ss are.
aa III. saas.y ss .s
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Honest are splendid point Of vital importance
long s "ns IN Ssns a.s roias ss.. sasc a's%
ne rsl .ee. aoe h., hs,e @asnaca. .nimsis u
lsa% 'h. .a ass.. laa 5r..sips - Palmer .ad Pa,
ackuo~icdged supremacy. whether upon ,he track
very @sS ss sss 'sm Asr.s. ten ' sssona. as. wSs
brush 'S the I ss'is. aaa .mss Ia.
benefit Of e s,ni,a ~ FUND rss xoaa nee, ID shs 1 s~s
o ihs mos. fa.tdoSs and rsiss barge and Timely oanisu
The purpose sriag all qnbol.s proposes
s y y ss' H. one It
a 1S & af' 10 he 0' %s 81 4:
70 es settled o nigh re- re- osn,.sd sporting % ansony
rrferr with Mr. Holcomos standing w.gsr % ssoeo Is
Aaa ana hs roe. have real, Shown sGs a..ss ae % ne
England f - : ''''' " - "' SErssAs
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Movements or tho Union Armies.
Affairs I'm south Caroltna-Operat ra tion
OF tho French fn MexAco-The Latest
News, &C., &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain Grace will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city to morrow
afternoon at quarter past one and half past av o
O'Clock to 90 by railroad
The NEw YORK HrRALD--Edition for Europc-wl be
published at eleven O'Clock morrow morning aud win
contain the Latest Dispatches from the Union
various sections OF the country with the
progress Of the Siege Of vcksburg Late News from Port
Roy al, South Carolina, &c.
II Will also contain the latest Of the operations Of
the French In Mexico News the Central south
American States, and all other OF the week Of an
interesting character.
single copies. in wrappers ready for mailing nve cents
sampson Low son Co., No. ~ Ludgatc Hill, London
England will subscriptions aud Advertisements
for the New YORK HERALD.
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Police intelligence.

GRAND LARoxvY.--A named Patrick Murphy was
arrested saturday night by ocar Coaoyer o the Fh
precinct under rather singular circumstances Murphy
had been looking with greedy eyes number of gold
watches the window OF Mr. Pstchmann No AIS Canal
street. and the temptation being strong for him be
dashed his hand through Of glass ana attempted
carry Oh rack which hung six gold watches valued
$3.50. They all fell on except with which he de-
canped O7icef Conover, Who bad but short time be
received notice OF bis dismissal from the depart
standing close by, and bearing the noise Of
breaking glass the prisoner away. The oscer
pursued aud captured him and took him back 70 the
store, where II was found thai q his hands bad
been badly cut by tho glass Justice Connolly committed
him for examination.
STEALING RRvoLvu-SNorIAa Rscoyuy.-in Sep.
tember hst, Thomas =. Dakin, a seaman employed On
board the steamship Baltic had navy revolver worth
fifty dollars stolen from his stateroom while tho Baltic
was on her way from Fortress Monroe this city. lie
unable anything of the weapon until Satnr
day last when be called at the porter house u
Beech and West streets with q friend. They It'd
that pistol was be raiied and Dskin asked
take chance. Hc asked to IT, and Immediately
cognzcd II tho which had been stolen from him
last fall The services Of officer Horbet, o. the Fifth
ward put in requsition when he succeeded In ar
resting Dennis Mcpnald the reputed owner of tho pistol
Dakin recognized him as having been employed the
Baltic at the time the weapon stolen Mcdonald was
brought up before Justice Connolly yesterday who com
mittei him 70 await al examination.
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. JOHN COCARANE.
His Labors for the Union to Be Trans.
ferred to Another Field.
Eloquent Farewell Address Il
His Troops,
kes, de-, Sc

WASHINGTON, March l, 1863
The resignation Of General John Cochrane has acc
copied by President to himself stated c
designs other fields to continue his support Of the
the Union. Tho officers OF his brigade accompanied
him = body the Falmouth on his departure.
The following is his farewell address,
HKAporARrfRs FIRST BRIGADE, THIRD DrvsIoS,)
5ixrn CoRrs, ARMY or rE PoToMAc,
Feb. 27, 1858
has icrminated. Serious physical inaaacs, induced by
the exposures nearly years OF mill
life constantly the camp, the march the lod,
have unltod for the duties OF any active
pagn. For this reason my resignation sewers my con.
nection with tho service but should trample the
most sacred emotions did depart from among you IN
silence. We began march and have traversed over
h>ds together. Who're lay ky covered and
reveille Your toll has been my toll, and your bat
ties mine. To Fair oaks. Malvern H antictam, WI.
together a TO the field haliowed by the bravery
aud by the blood of our brigade. Soldiers, graves
there nled with dead, and VIC, their
vivors bear their upon hearts, where, too,
you borne all perilied all suffered alani for that
country will you still bleed and endure TILL you have seized
the teeth Of this rebellion the dear nher
OF your children--one naino, one country, one
home shall not be with you, nor shall strike AT your
sde but wherever, Ia other fields, bending beneath
srievous burdens may weary faint, thought OF
your brave hearts shall revive resolution aud envgorate
effort In You N the Army Of the
Potomac High hopes upon you and fervid prayers
suppcatc objects OF hope and subjects OF
prayer comrades your future raught with the
destues OF the coming generations. Though sometimes
checked yet never defestedthcugh sometimes bafied
yet never bcaen-the victories of your past stii
within hail Of your victories TO come Your country 3
upon your arms, and standards will
gid the day Of It's success. Soldiers farewell
JOHN COCHRANE,
Brigader General. ommanding First Brigade.
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On sh aooshs chjectio0s made 70 the presence
the Secretary IN the room of ths conference committee
Lsssss have bssn received here from tho princpa
cities Of New England stating that the banks there will
adopt Mr.. Chass's bank scheme and banking assoc
atoms will be organized under that law.
THE RELIGIOUS ELENHNr OF THE COUNTRY AGAINST
TUE REBELLION.
Republican leaders here state that tho religious element
Of this country and Europe which backward in tho
beginning setting with irresistible force against
the rebellion The idea Is attributed 10 Mr. Sumner as it
Is consistent with the resolutions introduced BY him.
THE PAT OF soLDIsRs.
Senator Wilson's Joint resolution relative to the pay
ent Of soldiers submitted Friday prescribss that laws
shall construed that all enlisted called into SER
vice since April l. 1851. snail be allowed pay oommenc
ing rrom tho date oof individual enrolment and CON-
missooed officers from the time they were mustered
into service tho date Of entering active duty the
field date II organization OF their respective com
panies, whichever Of these dates may occur I
also provides that soldier forfeit his right to
bounty unless discharged by court martial by order
punishment In consequence Of fraud his part
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
Tho senates Committee on the Judiciary have given
much attention recently the affairs or Utah. They are
convinced that the Territorial legislature by the
establishment Of probate court with powers coexten-
sive with those Of the United States district courts
frustrate all proper judicial procesdings The federal
Judges have forwarded request define the duties
their that further trouble future may occur
PRESENTATION TO COLONEL coGGswELL.
Colonel Milton Coggswe commanding the artillery bri-
gade, has boon presented with . splendid service OF
silver plate by tho officers Of the Second New York art
lery. Colonel Coggswell has been distinguished his
gaiantry, and was taken prisoner at Balls Bluff II Is
understood that he is upon the list for promotion as
brigsher general.
RECOVERY OF SENATOR HALE.
Senator Hale Is recovering from his recent and
protracted illness
GEN. WILSON'S OPINION or THE WAR.
Senator Wilson, Chairman of the Committee Mill
tary AHairs has OF superior knowledge about
military matters It is, therefore, matter interest
tho country know that he stated recently debate that
he had full belief that tho country would conquer
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'r7"VFl11
bertson
Frn. p sDccsions.-In the following cases judgments
we're an-med .--GIentworth Mount Rowe and others
W. smith. DcLano w. Rawson; Dubois Budiong Nj
cholas vs.. The sixth Avenue Railroad accarn VI. Van
sickle Crawford We. Kelly; Merritt W.. Miiad.
Huntington vs.. Calling and others. Judgment for
defendants.
Hartley va. Faitham and WIFE Judgment reversed
and trial granted costs 10 abide the event.
BehrIe sherman and others. New trial ordered
with costs 10 abide the event
Dsnnng Bailey. Judgment ana order refusing 4
trial reversed, and new trial ordered, with costs to
abide the event.
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ADyERTlSEMENTs For THE COUNTRY.

The WEEKLY HERALD with ts increasing circulation ia
capital medium for Advertisements designed to reach
the notice OF country dealers and merchants.
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OMeisl Dr.w1.gs = ?Iarrsy. EAay q
O.. . Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries.
KKHrvoxy. ExrsA CLAas iM-1ssruary y, is0
50, ~, t3, 7, 81, So, 40, III, Al, 8, 81. Ia. s.
KxHruoEv. OLAss lo2-Yebvusy u. l66.
-. 81, 10, 81, 46, AZ, IS, 81, 90, IL, 5, GO.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addres.ing either
CovlRgton. ky-. OF ST. Louis. No.
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Omcisl Drswings of the Dsiawsrs state
Lotteries
DELAWARE EXTRA Class IoI --Fsbruary %, 1853
81, s, rs, 81, 23, 49, 6l, 43, 66. 20, IS, 10, "a.
DsLAwARE, CLASS l02-Februsry 23. 1854
Al, So. IA, ~. 50, 10, 10, 6s. AZ, As, So, IS.
JOAN A. MORRIS 4 Co,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Ladies, Try Latrd's Bloom Or Youth for
Preserving aud Beauying the Complexion and bc
ed Of It's value All druggists and s3y Broadway.
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best
In the world instantaneous harmless and reliable
by all druggists and perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street
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Royal Havana Lotscry.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished Highest
prica paid for douboons, American gold and silver
TAYLOR a co, Bankers,
No. IL Wall street.
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Wigs, Toup~cs. Hair Dye, Hair Dyring
aud MoIdavia Cream Tor beautiflng the hair ut W.
BATCHELOR'S. IL Bond street
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Hiips Hair Dye, 30 Cents. Black or
brown, natural. durable. beautiful Depot No Barclay
| street Sold by all druggists.
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Prizes Cashed in All LegaIixrd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
No II Wall street room No l. New York
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The steamer 81. Andrew,

PORTLAND, March l, 1858.
The steamer 81. Andrew, from Glasgow via Halifax.
in the bay this forenoon but o~ing thick snow
storm setting in she hauled or
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Prcscrvativc aud
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. As.or uuusn The
Dye applied b skifu artists.
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Brigadier General. coml
The March Term or she Law Courts.

The March term Of tho Law Courts will be op ened to-
day. The Oyer and Tsrmner calendar contains nine
criminal causestwo OF murder Of which 10 that u
Doctor T. w. Browne charged with abortion tho other
against Edward Mccormack for murder. There seye
raj OF desperate assaults. Judge Barnard will pro
side in this Court The Supreme Court win have hroc
Circuits for jury trials and Special Term The Gene
raj Term will Saturday TO render decisions in
argued before them during tho last month Tho
Superior Court Common Pleas and Marine Court will each
have trial branches and special term.
Tho March term Of the Court OF General sessions will
this morning. City Judge John II. Mccunn
the bench The calendar for the term ght. and will
probably be cleared by the middle Of the month.
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
SUPREME C0ru-CIRcrI tAiySDAR.-Part 1--Nos.
1892 1888, SOL 1855, 1851 1859, 1861, 1873, 1878.
1881 1888, 1851 1889, 1891 1896. 1897 1899, Ieoi
1903, 1905. Part 2Nos. 1872, 1914 1916 1873 1850,
1882, 1854 1886, 1855 1890 l6a2, 1903, 100, l7o2
1T01, 17l2. 1Tis, 1716 iTls, 172O Part q A-Sos.
l644 1916, 1902. 5sl c4h 1860. lio, 49, lG3, l75,
2i3, 26l, 2s5. 2ss, 22s 3h5. 331, 3sl al.
CosMos PLEss.-lart 2.-Nos. 9U7. 1-Ut, .Gsg, 1910,
1911, 92, 1871, 1888, 1871 1929, rGG af. ~. 80,
500. Part Mos 1914. 1874 liat, l2l7,
l2ls, 1919. 73s, llis, i223, 1921. ia. i..#
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Eight Cartss de vissts sov 81. or Un-
susd ~. and fnish At TAirs, corner coriiana. Asd
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mrs Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Bisek or
brown, natural, durable beautiful Deyos Ne Bart lGy
street sold by all druggists
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HoHvrH, Conn, March !, 1850.
Nelson Joy, Of the schooner Charity, was drowned Al
this port today. se
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sistion Compsnys Lottery. OF Kentucky
CLASS l0l-Februsry q. 1883
rs. rs. 80. q. II, 4. %. A., 7, ., 55, 10, 81.
Glass l0s-February -. 1888
Is, 80, %, 80, l, ls, 50, 10, "A, q, 43, AZ.
For Circulars. Ao. Addrsss
FRANCE. ELLIS Co, Covingtsa Ky
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Phelan's Improved BiIIiara Tables,
With Paten, connbipatgn CusheSs Purchasers NV
select from a hundred TsDss b. lax ~ our
mandatory PIiELAS coLLEsDER. g, q. er Rnd D,
Crosby street
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Hnrs Hair Dye, 0Oc.-DiAck or Brown;
natural durable. beautiful Depot No Barclay street sold
Inv NIL druu
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svss the ehd from pain. fnvisorass ths sl0nssh snd
b9ss sisity gives loeAAnd ,go 70 hs whoe
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and Sexual Systrms-New and reliable trranent.-
reports Of the Howard A-soci tionent ia sealed letter
yeoprs free o, charge Address DR.. j. Skin Huughipn
Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ihey purity strengthen and inygonte
IN, anudole . eHAnse q water and Diet
TRY Try o.egns ens. M !. 81 ana s,s hours
Ihey pre.ent nlasnalc and my rnil,sn, fessrs
rheJ purify ,he breath and a.c.dit, of ,he stomach
y Ihsy cur. 1. ID ,pslsla spd e.n''p,,9n % ,sa xo..
f"ey eare Lisrr Comp ant and ssSasas essssss
rhey ,he best Bl,,rr. = o. world The, n.ss ts
They eonpoed d oaebr.ied Csisays Bsrk C.-oa
wiaIsrsiere An,;. Clever rad: oyaafs re-, sa.I'
The following sample q The ,..imony daily rsoelssd
sotpnEs Hoss. cfscissAI. o.
Nessrs y. u. Daasr co.
40 g gs.r !. - Z. sca saa s,sssa .eas hs.s Of l..
haastsn iesers want Of appets 1e with ihs mos, r.
m.1s.Ge aaa s,.uyias 4 create. spps,l, .r.as.A
usual health. Wish this preparation .vsry family
y.s !. ss. ..s ss.g' e sSRsws iie "a w
w'llIaO' noT1l wA's,,srrs' ,.a j : e.,
s M q .PI S 3 s sGs X.
''''' ~ '' sYkgs, CHADWICK 90.
cLsyslAsp. De = in7
ay.pep.. hA va aompee 70 ...s nn y, sls'ass. '
usea tsrrr bo,,s. o. the Paalaon Bitsr ana 70 my
s%s sss 1ps..ss, % < .s sss y sss1 s,
Dc \ csad. sarssoA q ,hs T.a,s y.Ssosss reg
Ton htss fhsy arr the most saeevs psrfec, Ana harm
;, g.lr ii.v.s. Lour.v,rrs, Ky, Dee, n. 1874.
We osmD.ied 70 order twelve dos.n riant.os Bers
1.uppy insaa. no have 20 other Ssy Of proafns tss
sILAs " MILLER a Co. Pfoprstofs.
HuCHFsrsk, ~ ~. De- a. l-si.
TIE Plantation bitlers have eurs1 me OF tbs
And nf Dyspepsia ~ fonr year, ssnciug
have 1ef Hsa " others and. far know,
With gnsi success. am, Ar !. ,...,...,
Bussrrr Horsr cfscIrrAu otie.
40, i1l
MrssNs DRsKs 90 IN. Plantation Blli~rs appear -
be ven popular here srnd twenty ea--s more aaf
0bifEr,
r.r. sAUsDkRs 60
srhsy tar,.sssriy recommended 10 female. saa
dfll uersDus requiring gsnts siiEulant
soid ~ 80 frlsgss gfoesrw and cgubtIL stofes
li DRAKE a CO.
III Bfo2fusy. n. ".
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Conersssons sf sn Invsvia.-yeuaa Msn
Who snftr from dsbfy csa Obtain ofsk Tree ~
saarsssHs n MAYFAIR Res. ssdfyrd. kinu egasy. r..
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Grover ~ Bakers Celebrated Pre- sa n m
Sewing Machines. ts5 Broadway. New yors
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Trussrs.-Narsh Brothers' Radical Cure
Truss Once OF Broadway and street, under
Baruums Museum. No connccton with amy ether truss
office. A lazy attendant.
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FACT
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THE TAX on SLAVES.
The following addressed the Collector Of Internal
Revenue for district OF Kentucky has found
way back TO this city 1t addressed to him
the Cd inst by Commissioner Boutwell,
SIE-Your letter Of the I'D ultinno, asking whether
slaves liberated by will testament their
masters are Liable the tax of i've per cent their
value imposed on egaces % The description referred 70
ton OF the Excise law has been received However
these people may have been regarded by the laws OF
Kentucky previous TO their EMANCIPATION they cannot
be treated personal property nor could they have
BEEN treated since the viii of the tcstator was
proved The win had no other eject than To extngush,
these persons concerned the claim % pro
perty which the law Of the state had set up recognized
GEORGE ; BOUTWELL,, Commissioner
DECISION or THE TAX CON ssrosga.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has decided that
whenever a manufacturer shall shall Ter
consumption any articles. goods, wares or mcr
chandse which n removed for sile would be liable 70
taxation as manufactures, he shall be assessed the
saeabc value Of the articles. goods, merchan
disc used removed for consumption II Is
necessary order render manufacturer liable to
avaton under this decision that the articles so removed
for consumption should be removed from the pre-
misses from the building In which they
made.
GENERAL COURT MARTIAL AT ALEXANDRIA.
MAJOR General Heintzeman, Commander o; the Depart
ment of Washing ton, has convened general court
tial, which holds daily a the Post
onco build ne ct Alexandria The court consists Of the
| following officers
Co. Gabriel DeKorponcy 2s,h Pennsylvania President
Col Duncan McMartn, i63d New York
| col Judson 8. Farrer, 26th Michigan
| Col George s. Burnham, 22d Connecticut
| col James I. Close 18th Virginia
| Col. ". NJ Curtis, 1t2d New York.
/ Col. D. r. Dewitt ls3d New York
| Lieut. Col. w. =. Lincoln, 3sth Massachusetts,.
i Major l.. q. Huningway 1st Connecticut artillery.
| Major Nathaniel smith, 18th Connecticut
/ naor ~ W. Pratt. 3ith Massachusetts,.
Captain " H. PIERCE ist Connecticut artillery, Judge
| Advocate.
| DErRArDIs0 THE GOVERNMENT.
Captain A. Cohen sixty eighth New York has been ar.
rested for raudulenty receiving pay from the govern
| ment.
| EoeBERs or THs SANITARY COMMISSION CAUGHT.
tug loaded with lint bandages aud other articles stolen
from the stores of the sanitary comm sson, which
started from Alexandria Friday bound to Philadelphia
was overhaued down the Potomac and brought back Il
suspected thss contrabsnd rac 10 goods contributed
for tho recf Of and wounded soldiers has been
| rcd on quite extensively.
| THE FINANCIAL SCHEMES Ov THE SECRETARY or THE
TREASURY.
The Secretary Treasury has aborcd most sssdu
ousiy 10 secure the adoption n his financial schemes
HIS active -rorts this behalf excited the ire ot Mr.
Coisef, tho representative u thc loyal bank interest
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DUrE gQLp wgDpiso Rrxos ron sALg nv oEo
q ALLIES. Gs sfosd~sy yns deos bsl-w Cas- ssssss
w aso pair ~ spse1 hsna RttnF Nils, rfss~. fsstes,
-. eass.s fu nsasfsctsrina ls~stfS Ae1fess Fyrs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-19

are gathering in the angry sky over our
heads. Already the deep mutterings OF
its wrath can be heard in the distance.-
Will you stand still in stubborn mutiny
against the raging elements Of popular in
dignation which injustice and political de
bauchery have aroused, and be crushed
There ia but one pathway of escape and
safety. 1t is the pathway on which the
light of the Constitution is shining in all
its original luster. Ii is the pathway Of
the fathers, in which the footprints OF
Washington and the sages of that ha!lowed
period are yet plainly visible. IL is the
pathway Of justice, of trnth, and o. honor.
1t is the pathway Of constitutional freedom,
and leads to national life, union and
peace
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-19

The Federalist nicknamed the Republicans
Democrats and they took the name and
made it popular; and Democracy" is now
one of the most popular words in our
American language. while originally the
esrly Republicans deemed it term of re-
proach. We, old Wings, along in 1880
81, christened all the Democrats. .'Lo-
cofoco." The Express people gave them
the name, because they used locofoco
matches in Tammany Hall to relght up
that hall-when the gas was shut off TO
clear them out. The ra>cals accepted our
nick name Iocofoco, and made it popular
Now, the Abolitionists are christening the
Democrats "Copperheads." and if they
persist in it we should not be at all sur
prised to find Copperhead word as popu-
lar as Democracy, for whatever Abolition.
ism clings to or embraces it kills, and
whatever it nicknames it makes shibbol
eth in popularity of. We old line Wings,
then, and Democrats. accept the name OF
"Copperheads' Consider us Copper
heads" Call US "Copperneads.' "
Copperhead, then. lot it be! lis very
expressive designation.