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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-It
has been somewhat generally supposed tina t
when they lose Vicksburg, the rebels would
still be able to hold the Mississippi by fortify-
ing other points between there and Port Hud-
son. But the st. Louis Republican says there
Is no point between Vicksburg and the Red
River at which the rebels can make stand to
obstruct the navigation of the Mississippi
Some point on the east side Of the river, say
Natchez, might be selected but for the diff
Guilty resulting from having no available base
of supplies. There is no line of communica-
ton with the interior, running from any point
on the Mississippi, now in the possession of
the Confederates, between Vicksburg and
Port Hudson, which could be used for the rap
id transportation of either troops or provisions
The enemy, when he retreats, must retreat
eastwardly and not southwardly. To fall back
to Grenada while the Yazoo river is held by
the Federals would be the hight of reckless
ness, sure to prove a fatal move since by
means of that stream every point above Vicks-
burg on the railroad can be hanked without
trouble. IF jackson, fifty miles back of Vicks-
burg were well fortified, it might serve as a
temporary refuge, but the probabilities are
that some place like Columbus, Georgia, would
be chosen for retreat. Every calculation as
to the future movements of the rebels, after
leaving Vicksbmg, must include the entire
| abandonment of the Mississippi. Port Hud-
son would be given up simultaneously with the
more northern stronghold, as it could not
withstand a united attack by the two fleets OF
Commodore Farragut and Porter, assisted by
by the available land forces.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

Cincinnati, March p.
Gen. Burnside was serenaded at the Bur
nett House last night, He takes command o.
this Department
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

Albany, March 26.
The day,for opening the canals viii not be
fixed till after the 9Th. The day of opening
will not be later than May LIST, nor earlier
than April 25th.
The Court Of Appeals issued an order to-
day discharging Mary Hartung, once convict
- a pndsoning ~ Husband.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

ATTEMPT TO BURN A CITY.--An attempt
was made early on Wednesday to destroy Co
lumbus, Ohio, by fire. Flames were discover
ed breaking out in six or seven different places
in the city at the same time. great deal OF
property was destroyed, including the Govern
ment stables, with number of horses and a
lot of grain, a bridge on the Little Miami
Railroad &C. The fires ragged until daylight
when they were finally extinguished. No
doubt is entertained, from all circumstances
that it was an organized plan on the part OF
unknown incendiares to destroy the city. The
Mayor has ISSUED a proclamation offering re-
ward of $500 for the arrest and conviction o.
each offender
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

GEN. FREMoNr.-Gen. Fremont, after long
waiting at Washington, and assurances made
to him and to his friends, as 1t is stated, that
he should be assigned to active duty. is again
disappointed. Washington correspondents say
that the President and Secretary of War were
willing to..giye him command; that General
Fremont desired any place where he could
have an opportunity for active service against
the rebellion, but that Gen. Halleck objected.
What foundation there may be for this latter
report does not appear, butthe main fact that
Gen. Fremont is to be kept out of active SER
vice seems undoubted. Now, then, we sup
pose it would be exceedingly loyal and pa
triotic for the friends of Gen. Fremont to turn
their backs upon the Administration to de-
nounce its every act and measure, having il
iGi E ~ gn sho the
saving of our common country; to hamper
and embarrassit in all ways, by all means and
at all times to threaten resistance to the laws
of the land enacted to preserve the national
life: and thus throw their influence in favor of
traitors seeking to ruin the Union with all its
priceless blessings simply because they can
not have their favorite general in the field
Such, at least, is the noble example set then
by the especial friends of Gen. Mcclellan.
But, seriously, we are decidedly fifth
opinion that their patriotism is not Of that q
scatsd tout Of sight stamp which places an,
man above country; or which makes an ador
ton Of their private views by the chief an
legally constituted military authorities, wit
whom alone the decision must ultimately res
As to who shall be general, colonel, or captain
- condition precedent to loyalty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

DEsERTERs AND ABsENTEEs The War
DEPARTMENT has received the rolls of all the
regiments comprising the Army of the United
States. with the number of absenfees or de-
serters from the army which show that there are
upward of one hundred and taoenty.fUe thouSono
of this class, most of whom it is supposed VIII
be brought in by the recent proclamation OF
the President The instructions OF the war
Department to the officers who have the charge
of this duty, are of the most stringent charac-
ter, and those who attempt resistance or eva
sion will be summarily dealt with.
EXCHANGE OF PRIsoNERs.-Col. Ludlow,
Commissioner for the exchange of prisoner
has arrived at Washington and made his re
port to the Secretary of War. He has sue
ceeded, after much labor, in getting all the CIT
liens released and exchanged. The rebel au-
thorities tried very hard to force many Of
these prisoners into their service. Col. Lud-
low confirms the reports of the great distress
| existing in Richmond and other parts of the
| South for want of food. He says they mel
with a serious loss by the burning of an I'M
mense storehouse of supplies OF which ne
newspaper mention has ever been made.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26

RUTLAND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCIE-
TY.-A meeting of the Board Of Managers OF
the Rutland County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Franklin House in Rutland, on
Thursday, April 2, 1863, at ten o'clock, am,
for reviewing the premium list, and making
arrangements for the Annual Fair Of the So
ciety for 1863.
By order of the President.
HENRY CLARK, Sec'y.
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GEN. AvrRILL's CAVALRY FIGHT.

The brilliant and successful cavalry recon-
nolsance of Gen. Averill on the 18th instant,
has caused much rejoicing here and in the
army. The soldiels take great courage from
the success and announce their readiness for
general eforward movement" This fight
shows what our men can do If an opportunity
is offered them, and must have convinced Lee
and Stuart that theirs is not the only fighting
cavalry on the continent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26
PROVOST MARSHAL FRY.

The appointment of Col. Fry to the very
important position of Provost Marshal of the
United States, under the conscrption law, does
not give entire satisfaction to the straight out
Union portion of our community. Col. Fry
is regarded as one of Adjutant General
Thomas special favorites,- and as representing
that officers peculiar views. 1t is very lm-
portaut that the Office should be filled by some
one possessing not only great ability, but
disposition to deal with traitors and their SYM
pathizers promptly and severely.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-21
Waahington. March Is.

"aS0iHESoSS A1SCn AVS
Generals Schurs and sthais wsre ysster.
day nominated and confirmed Major Gem
erals.
The conGrmatisa Of Andrew Wylds, Of
Virginia, for the posiEioa Of. District So
preme Court, nov vacant, has been recon-
sideredt ~ Il = + r2'FC3D$
Great excitement was CAUSED In The army
OF the Potomac on Wednesday, bE false
report that hs'Tebels had crossed the Rap
pahanneck at =. s., ford. . . +.
- An Official letter from Topez, Arisonia
speak Of recent discoveries OF very rich
gold, silver and quicksilver mines there.
John ID. NOEL, member Of this late House
efgRepresentstives, from Nissonri, died yes
terday. '"'< - f>7@ @S ''' : -
The working OF the Internal Revenue
Law begins to be most satisfactory, aud the
weekly receipts are over . million and a
half dollars. The interest On Tho p Eblio
debt IL saFe.5 80 FSsz@i E42F5s
The War Department is busily employed
in making arrangements for the coming
CONSUMPTION.
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Nav York March Ia.

AoW 4V1AS SA0ASH AH' .-
The AustEaliSsbriags the fOstowisg for
e;Sn newa. .s,.. ''.. - 80 + tES&
Liverpool, March 1.-The evening ses.
sion Of the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies
carried . fes5luSios ogfnedlasiOn In the at
fairs Of Poland, BY large majority. '>.
lt iaxePeFsea that ahes RuassaBs havsbeen
again severely beaten, rear Mailagosssb,
after 40 eDgsgemsuso Of fsehcurs' duration,
shetova ls 4 = Felps J. zE&8 cnIHQc<
The Polish question continues to be- the
prominsAs topic, sbd was the subject Of an
important debate IN the House Of Gonmons
All The speakers condemned The BuSsiaB
policy. bat the government was left untram.
msfsd bylsD3 aesOiuttoDs.E | Il i TT
The fsshng % Paris continued, decidedly
favorable to, the Rsles, but tho general i'm
preston Yves that diplomatic nssus would
suffice. 49,. ..,5.s.... 49,. ,..,,
An important debate was progressing 10
the Prussian Chamber 90 the neutrality Of
that Government; The idea Of Interfering
was vehems emily attacked BY many Of the
speakers. 49,
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OLD ABE's vALRNTINE.

The relieving is going the arouuds OF
the press. We don't youch for its, saecara.
on, bns It's tsgood thing:o
We hear that onr worthy Rsess68ae 70.
cieved valentine lately in the shape OF
q picture OF the American Eagle, With
fnancial allusion. The Bird Yof Freedom
appeared 20 be engaged 10 picking up gold
coin while as the cod offtAe bird most re-
note from bic head there was pile OF
6 Green back fStas wllseh this coin seemss
DO have been mystsriouly transmitted.
The Presidsns ID o:takes sDch things phil
ssophioa An, sand always acknowledges .
palpabte his with grace and good Aatuerd
'oheerfalshsssJ went 20 bis Secretary OF ths
Treasury, 30 exhibit bic bird, in order shss
ths latter might enjoy the JOKE With him
Mr.. Chase hoFeyer, va pqk disposed 10
take the matter 10 the same spirit the Pres
ideas did; but appeared 10 be mach cut OF
humor at this hierogiyphical attack upon
bic "depattment COT the Goyernmsot.3 ID
tones 10 which there was evidently sligt
admixture Of suitability, be remared to the
President that be would like 90 know who
had-@ade.thM 1nnwerFsnsa Die Assaek 1r4n
his financial management OK the attairs OF
sbe natinn--ehas DO feared shat soms OF his
subordinatss had got up this libel upon him,
and that be would give q hdndred' dollars
TO know who had done IT,. The Presidents,
whose question asking proclivities are we'll
known, said that she offer seemed liberal
"but, MIR. Chase, said he, "beforsI make
up my miHd, snsshis subject, Will yen allow
me TO ask you one qnessiou?o "Certainly,"
replied the Secretary. 81 merely wanted 30
understand" said the President, sat which
end. Sftlbe b,rbdp yea propose to- ,payR'
Et tn BruteY" responded the head OF the
Treasury Department. F'lf am thus to Do
made The subject Of ridisule,L musa renew
my application TO be be relieved from my
duties as Secretary. ~ q. ,'',',. g. ~ Il
so, never mind never mind Mr. Score
tary,' said the President, "We'can soon
remedy oil these difficulties, All. We have
to do, after We have suppressed this rebel
ion, lie to turn the bird end for, end, and
let the Gold and Green backs rem ain
just as they are and Ill will come ous
right" The Secretary, restored to good
humor, agreed not to resign unless Sew.
ard aid. !F.t& f5A't@'3
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WanhinRkon. March Ia.

- FWNNMEAA5W sA@A%%t ~
Gsa. biz hes fOF%ardSd hers E 9 ssass-
msps taken from che Richmond papers 10
the effect that on Sunday lass, 18th ale. Far
ragus sstasksd Port HudsoB, bus that after
. shsrp.agst stwsS SsRiSusly kspuass6 and
sbs gaa beat Mississippi susk. The rebels
admit, however, that enc Of our boats ran
the blockade, aud ID bsssssa Port Hudson
aad Vioksburg. This rsbsl report - nos
falygsSSaBeashmG Ucsgi TASa
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Bf EfE6 III.
aEFoaTaD E1eLUsirnLr ron rHa issATeM:s
Washington, March rs.

washington, Mafeb E5.lga
The Senate voted 30 adiourn Al 2 O'Clock
so-nefrdF. / ii j g.. Ii q 81 &
The Secretary Of the Treasury wsnt %
New York this mOrnisg, FOR The purpose, IL
10 stated, ZOE ssisi1g slOo. 600, 600. 4os iaE
mediate waats, win: so, 00O, 900 from saIss
Of 20 year bends, and S50, 900, 600 BY To-
sas Of new bonapg shesasa By recent aes
Of Congress.
The. appointmsnt Of Edward Copssr, Of
o9 bl@.ys Pct
A man vas arrested to-day with papsss
on bis person pessipg That DO had Crossed
our lipsS gishI kmes d 1gsns 81 no soa.h.
ern Confederaey. r"
ssQisshIsd seldisrs will bs sslsassd for
Provost MaTshals under the National Mill.
sic Law in preferences to ell other appli-
SantS' lElsa fs3ssEa 81 Hslgszz4s sEz sgss 4 ia
It's rumorsi that shs rebels are prepsP.
Ing to cross the Rappahannosk TO attack
Hookerj the report is'1ot credited, how
ever. .r .l
& Gen. Blair 10 being urged for commander
OF ne Department. On Texas. s'' y 50 ., - '''' :
For the past two days applicants for
passborss haze been, required under the
oonscription Law, to give bonds in the sum
Of two thousand dollars, and make afirms;
sion that shsy hare nqs been drafted, or
mustered into the service Of the United
States.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided that ell papers, of whatever ma.
tarss used IN obtas0iDg psnsieus,l Rrac act
subject to stamp dpty. =. -,
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Nav York. Marsh lie

Washington specials say the one year
certificates, now due, should bs sent to ahe
Treasury for payment. They will be paid
In Gold.n J ntsreas aceruiag- sftsr mstHritH
wssIsuOt b6paSd. " -SA'"a~ - '&--ss>~aS ID -
The report brought BY the last steamer
from 'EaEope. that sNsRslsOna ipsssasd TO
withdraw his army from Mexico, 10 dis.
credited 10 diplomatic circles. On the 9th
er band, j. thought u eench army il Msz.
leo viii be largely augmented within ninety
days. Such also 10 said TO be the adVicss
received by oar Govesnmsat4 graz, h,.A
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New York, March IL,

:. r0ncias sdvigm keom h&yxicDgts RshgnsEy
25tb, stats thas the french army, 5000
strong, was within is miles OF Pusbla.-
Tho preparations which have been made 70
resist the attack are said to be complete
The mexieans are 40 determined a. ever.
The Juarss government has ordered the
Governor Of San Luis de Pososi TO return
30 foreigners the money ralsed BY forced
loans, and to give whatever further salts
faction the agrieVsd parties may justly de.
mand.
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80 ~. - 81. Eouss, MarSE a.

0t' H"osSS RASSSA 8o' ~
Information Of the movements Of Gen.
Price are published in the Little Rock True
DsmOcrasiOf WednsbdAs 1kss, whiA con-
firms the report from another source, that
Price 10 at Canben, Ark. on the Washita
river, and that he has two batteries Of new
English, Eiasd pannon. -rnG xrhoni
The rsbsaS Ats.sssin tap HAT "a d!
vance into Miss9ssy will, Sonnenes iams-
diafely.
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~ GEORGE PARKS hiss moved his stock
of goods to bis new room, Lower Broadway,
adjoining the Pacific House, where he is
DOW prepared 90 receive his friends and the
publis in the most "hospitabIe manner"
and to dispense to the needy, in exchange
for the s'siD," dry goods, groceries. and all
other goods in bis line, at prices that will
insure satisfaction.
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RAISING HEMP.'

Mr. A. B. NoRRIs has laid upon our ia
BILE specimen of hemp grown upon bis
farm, a short distance f!on this city. MIR.
Mis- Of the opinion that there will be an
Dprecsdensed demand FOR hemp before
long, and thinks its culture il likely TO prove
q profitable undertaking. Bssides, be says,
bis ''boys'' having all gone 70 Dixie % pay
their respects TO the traitors in arns, he
knows Of no way In which be can serve bis
country to better advantages than By raising
hemp for lhs traisors ~ home. We can say
for the consolation Of these for whose ben
eft this fbsr 10 cultivated, that they will
never be ttstrstehedn By better article
thar the specimen now before rs.
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New York March. Is.

The Arago has arrived from Post Royal,
With news to the l2th. Gen. Naglee, and
part of his Strff, are passengers. It. @as
thought st Port Royal that personal DIFF.
Aculsy existed bsswssp hin and the Score
tary Of War, this 10 supposed 70 be the
cause Of his recall 9 r s.FE
Gen. TORY commands Gen. Fosters FOR.
Ii ..I.! -...... g.! ...,
Cos. .s'g, ,..as - ga -r ~. 81 s ... ;r%sa
Gen. Hunter has issped ~ order drafting
ell aqls bodied Negroes to, do gsrrison
sdnsYs yEvsa r1.yag - v':t g. =. - .s,ss,eR
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Sscnemas,s Station, We. March Is.

StGnemaB,s Station, We. March IS.
An important cavalry movement 10 about
to BE- made AGAR this place. Ths, object Of
the stsAsk il % fsr@ stbs sssssy 30 race,
sse 9 vitality strategic position. II sue
csssful, as anticipated, 1t will Be Of the
greatest Importance. 80 T.- 90 ,>~
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New York, March lS.

A Washington special to the Herald says
q draft OF 100000 men will soon be order
cd, and that arrangements have been made
to enforce shs CONSUMPTION without Diff
culkv.
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a~We were shown last evening, ct Il

GIVE were shown last evening, ct the
Cigar and Tobacco Store Of G. T. Null,
LEE, some beautiful specimens Of pure
Nj rsehsum pipes, which be has just re-
csived from St. Louis. They are truly fne
specimens, and Mr.. Nj il selling them so
cheap that any one can Stafford 90 smoke
Meerschaumsl'' 10 addition, Mr.. M. has a
very large assortment Of fancy and COM
mon p,rss, cigars, tobacco, &c. &c. Don't
fail to examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere, .4&
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LiodiSvIIls, March Is.

Apprehensions exist here, in which mill.
sary circles participate, that q formidable
rebel invasion of Kentucky 10 imminent,
With view to thespsrmansnt occspssiOn Of
the Stats J s'~fs Ss13 JIlJIE
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Freights brought to this place sEs
generally we'll secured against the weather,
bat we are assured, by one who knows, that
the largest and best los of goods to be re-
ceived at Council Bluffs this season, will
come with "ssowS touf 'tlti e Boxes.
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e Washingtop, March III.
ssassGary Chase iisiss ss piopssssls se.dsy
for the desigas Tor Dsw Treasury notes, Of
,ss.s,as.''''g't''t'D' tn ''''Il'

Aregulsr eommissi0u, issued by asseral
Stuart, Of the rebel army, has been fsuDd
on the pgvsows Oazaat afisais Fessa who 10
charged with bsssaying Con. seoagh.eD In.
10 The bands o. she ON my.fo Z Fffsfa 40
An oaseial lies Of oRsers has besn ssper-
Ted Tor dismissed from the srpys,ssg If
ssrsss offences, IL they do net Aaas- salts
sososy defence 20 the charges agsinss thena..
The list win be issued from lhs WsF De-
partmeus tomorrow. -.
A new treaty has been concludsd be.
tween the Chippewa Tndiaps, On the upper
Mississippi asa GOvsaSasSs, by whish the
Chippawas ceds to Govtrnmsns Eve rsser.
sasions, sompyising the most valuable land
In MinnssS The Indians agree to move
go milss further north.
The court of Claims has sdjournsd 10
meet again he arss Monday In MAJ, vhs6
It will convene with ave judges, % lately
organized. SI00a
The recent act Of Congress in regard 10
the re-enlistmsnt, for two years, Of men
whose term expires thiSsptidg, is attract
ing considerable attention 10 those regi.
ments. .s.rkEs
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FTRsT ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SEC
RETARY OF THEG0UNCIL BLUFFS SAN
RTAhY COMMISSION. MI t

FTRsT ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SEC
RETARY OF THEC0UNCIL BLUFFS SAN
RTARK COMMISSION. =.
This association was organized on the
14th Of March 1852, under the name and
style OF "The Council Blufs Army Sanitary
Commission auxiliary to the Army Sanitary
Commission Of the Stats Of Iowa." and
adopted the Constitution furnished by the
State Commission to auxiliary branches.
The officers elected for the frse year were
asfollows:
Pres.dsnt- Mas. CLINTON,
Vice President--MRs. ADANs;
= Secretsry-MRs. MAYNARD;
Treasarar--MRs. OFFICER;
Depositary-M Mas. BLooHsR; Fl
As means Of filing the Treasury, the
members we're required to pay weekly dues
-gsBsirmen o dime per week, and ladies
half dime.
The Association has held, during the ysar,
treaiy- STE regular meetings. and has re
Ceived for daes, and as donstions at these,
meetings, onE haadSedsnd sirty thsss DOL
GAYS ava SspeSsfy' Htfeo ceTsts kpioo,to "
realized from festival held July Sth, fifty
dollars ($50). 1t received as q present
from German Military Company Of this
city, nine dollars and ffty cspss (S95ol, aud
from committee OF young ladies and gen.
t!smeB, uaasagess Of festival held. Rsb.
18th, one hundred dollars l$I0ol. Other
sums realisedfrom the sale Of specie. Asd
as private donations through the TrsssaFsr,.
as we'll as the expenditures Tor hospital par
posss will appear from the Treasurer's re-
port. .'.'@..."@. ,,.,s..,,>a 81
The Association, besides sending boz Of
hospital sEorss for the use Of The Iowa Alb,
has renissed to the stass Sanitary C0nnis--.
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- - ~ EEW4II KNsW II U . d 1Sa
The bark Sarah A. Nicholas, from Bue-
mas Ayers for Cuba, was chased int Ss.
Thomas harbor by the Pirate Florida. The
aashpsfsieg dssalEsd Ne uszaswJxacaggaas.
ssr the sailing Of che bark.
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rabsls. n a0kg alreNsiy. re
have ssssa ii Ii dss lfoyiDe = - 5sad6a'
bridge, essssse On gmpostana eommanica.
sioa; -. g. -.
II. rebels iil prsps 6lS y 'aaa-
con, which i strongly fortified. This szpe-f
see port Hudsos. and readers its falI csr-
ssisss T sEI III x. I
Gen. SsaA has been placed 10 oonmand
Of the sasirs cavalry force - front Of
Washingsoa. = : ! -" +a''.'"'
Gen. Burnside 10 stin In Washington,
swaising saal orders for bic nsw command
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mEsF TE9R

M Aass jsss received from hstypa foan-
srv ! nsw ajob otfess snbfasing s.fopts"'
Of ALI latsst styles Of plass aad fancy
lob type, composition, or 81. 81 rails, 81.
s.. metal furnitsrs + and, in short, ell she
newest uwrinkles.'' Ths NonpdraE otiess
has al~ays been 70 lsngsh. ahead Of any.
thing in Ibis part OF The world, 10 the job
bling line ; bot aew. with onrnsw aatsrisls,
No are prepared 70 'distance ali eoups-
tisioD. Send 10 your orders. zs, =. LIE IL
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Fs. Moaros, March 10.

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q There viii be q lecture at the III. E.
Church, Sabbath evening, Feb. 22d, at ]
O'Clock, p. M, on the following PROPOSE
ton The spideacss sssesssaFyto authe1ti.
cate divine reusEGiiesa. 81
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