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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

A JUsr REBUKE.-A number Of men, OF whom
che public generally know very Little, going
the rounds Of the city aud seeking deprcae United states
Treasury notes greeuback by tho purchase At premium Of
"A per OF city bank bill, Who those persons
are or wLero they on with whom they direct
~ connected-who.her with Northern banks or Northern
Sc Ia particular seems 70 know, but there
ID pune tho fact that they engaged in attempting
destroy public confidence In the Government. OF
tie Kind came % our knowledge yesterday weldes'ed
man. who yeai has followed the business Of buying up
aud luhins small change 20 numerous s,jrokeepe about
tho city entered tie OF Messfr. Ross Toussy and
offered purchase all the city bank notes they had per
cent premium Mr. Tousey who was sitting in his oiTo, a.
tIard by tho mans conversation with tho clerk out
inquired hs business whefsupon the person repeated hs
proposition buy up oil the city banknote they had In tho
Upon being GsAed tho object, ho commenced sbu
tho Administration, chsIsoterzng rs rotten Abolition
concern and sought by every means In his power depre.
elae the Government notes. pronouncus ,hem next to
worthless. Mr. Tousey interrupted him In the midst OF his
rade Of abuse Of tho Government telling him pslny that
bs was Las Aepubesn md hst 10 believed IAs duty VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

every to earnestly support the Administration no met
tar what might DO his politics. He wanted Seeesions
Secession sympetzers In his store. and concluded BY In
forming the that he would give him Just minute 70
eve the places and tina. II he didn't by that time hs would
PIT him Furthermore hs wanted him sho hs
face in the store ssan any prote1t Whatever secssh
desrnns discretion the better part Of vao buried int
the street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

TnE Broadway RAuRoAD.--It is stated that
thu railroad the track Of which completed during lat
Fe will be- opened on about the l.. Of April Another
tack to extend from Fogtysecoad street, H. to Tenth
avenues doa Tenth avenue TO ThryFourh street, thance
TO Brosdwsyi down Broadway to Twenty-Ihird street
through Twenty Third street to Second avenue down Second
avenue Fourieeah street, thence 70 Avenue and 70 VII
lott street being laid the as bong already completed as
far az Broadway aud Thirty.Fouth 'tte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07
COURT Or GENERAL sEsSIoNS-Fss. e-Bst'f' No

co.Gor EOFgaAS f..
John Csaf, colored indicted, with six Others l 0oa
b,kps in.o ito corhing store Of Jrcus Wysud NO.
Canal .s,s, 90 the sat ofths Ira OF Janary and Nea
10 pairs % puuais"ns % oNeieoets Ja-AetI sia,d
Known broad oh ali va ued a. =5oo-wes uied, eon'S'eu
and seteAcea - tho Sa.o fGlsVa fo Ioar 1eAs -" ~
mon hs t,.oaov
In ,,aNKarux and diamond wor,h $3.50, on 1s i''0 ~
September, iroia SOY hoyt- Acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

SUPREME COUaT-CH,MHrRS--FfD d.-Bsfere Jass''S
BARNARD. =,
Delaney Kennedy agt. George 7. Rogers Mo
Tim lesisI. ~ 40 COSTA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
suRROGATE'S COURr-FEB 6-Before Surrogate
TICKER.
WILLS PRovED-cHARITABLE BEQUEsrs-wILL 81


suRROGATE's COURT-FEs 6.-Befere sunoss,s
TICKER.
WILLS PRovED-cHARlrABLE BEQUEsrs-wILL OF
GEN. KEARNEY.
The wills Of the following named persons de-
easI have been Audited TO probate without contest Edw
merry in tot. cy Rev COrpeu. T. De mare,t John Corn.
ley Conrad wubbenhOrst, Fsoc!, Cssasne Hrssre. Ana
Ireland james " Dryer Isaac buKone julia r Van Du'en,
SAMSON Rosenisld and Mary hen.e The viii Of Hannah
NJ. Chester proved con alps re following oeluss.;
TO the Society Tor the Relief Of Half Ophsn and Destitute
Children $40; to tho CcoEed Home Of this City SlO
The ,essr after making provision !o her reis1iycs d.
vided equally between tho following societies: American
Beard Of for tOLesn MGn. The As.e,1
HAl0rrhan aud Destitute Children, established In New
The viii Of Cen Philip Kexuey hs, been admitted to
Pooas The ts.,Or R3s.esed , se et p ana e' s
his Ts .ns sssH cb, rhs T FsaSs rho. Each si
lanes o. Clarke Goblet, are SuncGod dated Washington,
when deceased was BnsadisEGenea Of New'Icrssy Vol
SECULAR cosrssr-Two WILLS PRODUCED.
VIM. II. Merchant died in March, 1861, leaving
rroc.rv c,n,,t,d - > 100 Geo. He left vii which
PoIey xSG@G 70 Nil, Gr,enswa.d and the remainder
900 siven to Miss Charlotte sou1a. young sdy
whom he bad scd 10 Tue viii "Gs contested %
the neIs o; kin Mrs Pratt AM Miss Cunningham Oh the
ground OF influence and improper execution surro-
st- West admitted tIs viii 70 probate ard appeal wa
ken 70 ;hc supreme Court which III nei the decree
further appcs taken 10 tie Court OF APPess but WINE
the Was pending tie contestants Mrs itat! ava hss
luniiugaaun lad In possession VI another VII, oy
Tsv 1 tspyeer IN the Court OF Appeals and their ap-
zeal was conse ileuty oismsed W 20 this limo Mss
Suzs Who ls appointed eiecLiI ulcer The first VIII. anc
h,i nera guardian, being IN her minority eehed
.er u,ioty Gahed extcutiix paid Mlss GEeeLswaTt
r 600 ard took possession Of the property The uexS
OF XII forward win tire secoad VIII aud apply 70
rf ate Tucker have It admitted 70 probate. and 70 have
Miss Scurl 80 Cor The property, t.ey slegns thAs
.hs csp0 s5e. Tho Surrogate Tessyed his decii'n 90
the other poiut .,, ~,
The examination 70 the slmbiiity OF The second VIII
Ia. beeu g. progress s week Tue o the second
t il thus accounted Tor: Mr. O4url W. CLARK states tni
Mr. M.scru. cane hin end gave him tin box ssNng mn
- tise e4o Il H. Ho sd hearing OF the e5nse.t
the viii Of dece seI, ho gave up tho BOX 10 Ma nIa
Miss ODuDn l-t a. tle next u AA Il dceAsed hbSy
!uni 100 secord VIII a. TO- 1.s witnesses % u ate J0hn IL
Irrwn srt iara y 1hoy were supcenad but Cd nSt sp
mar Attchmrus issued when n was discovered h
One Of ei was too 90 s room and tls othe1 eeAa
Il b. found ta- cfse 10 adJoutued 90 next MONDAY
rirrtol Oh. aud ley t.r .s Suu4a and OteeH'""s'
! Levi j. (hAido.d aid ID. W. CaiA Tor Mis- PGaIt &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

DEATH oY PiLoT.-Ihe flags Of the pilot.boais
half mast Friday morning IN consequence OF tho
death Of Mr. William Rydeal. one OF tho Now.JeSey and
Sandy .IIoo pilots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

SUPERIOR cOCRT-SrEcIAL TERN - FEa 0.-Bs'O''
Justice MONCHisF -,
Hail agt. Ely.-MotiOn denied. Pdpeis VIII
Chambers Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

The Houston stree. and Dry Dock line Of ttage
} ave ra.ed their fare rom 20 5 cenii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

Col. Tompkius, the Assistant Quartermaster Gen
eal OF the United States as this post Is aI 10 be serious
III q drop'y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
Baltimore nno O6to
EiIenbabH.

YIN ttS mad Scuntos, %. SOB werben tSSli8 Q 3ftse
10y SopesllnS nno BariersburS unb Gin Bug mad Grebes
ma aeseben, pe folst
r9r,
grpresgne tSsIi6 g6enbs nbr go Bin.
pelos 3aSe oer6inbeu f9 am Otiofus nit alien BLdJs
sea peflt9, aor6wefIi6 uat Iibwefli@.
3er 3n9 mad 5reoerid segt t6stiG BON Baltimore UNI
4.SO Wopritttags unb esa Greberid 700 Uforaens,
oonntagS ausseucmmeu.
Det 5u9 nlG gGicrtts Gains se5t Spn Baltimore
Ieot5eHs nm . 20 unb 9.l5, unb ga8mittoes 20 uno
$40, 1nO BON @aicOtt's 0aGs 0loraeus Tao anb HOO
nno #Sapu1tttags 2.45 lnb 500.
9Iad WaIbtnat0m.
@pgan9 con Baltimore mad geai5iustcn Uioraeas 400
7.l5s 8.5Oans 1920, uub Ra0m BIS, 4 IS Hnb T.35,
5onutaga NH WtorSens um 400 nnb $50, unS gea6s
n1tttngS um S.l6. abgang BON gBafbinston D2orueHs
Im 6.35, 500 u. ll.50 u. yta9m. um S.1O, 4.2O, s Il.
$50. Scuatags MIR 0eOrsens nm s uno Qatuittaos
$40 Il. $50. Nur ben Gre, Ate II. ste 3ua Don 9altiz
more ano Der erfe, brittle, uub oterte 3ne Don WaI6inotpu
galten an alien Statioueu an. Der brittle uub finite
3l9 Don Baltimore unb speite nnb Diertc j3ua BON DaI6s
'neton Serbtnben ftD Hltt BEN aunapolisz 3uge.
3Se9eH aaBerer ~sustuuft anb SiGete teSer gt tpenoe
NAN it9 an 8. 3. England, agent ia Der gaa,bp,1sg tos
tea cbeE an bic 3idetzOfFce.
%. e. Gmtt6, Erausp OF tmeiAer
u Ds'@ele' @eneral@@9ent' (Jan6jp
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xSt1ttg faE @etlenss.
III Bang Der otrf4 te6enea q
q 81

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Ia9 Waf3tn . a NIT 0es 9altO.
aro Obtu DGhn NCr8sn8 TN 4, Z, $50
ane 1920 gOrmittass. 3.15, 4.35 unb
1876 WaGmitta9s. .aa 81. a.se as4f.-s
Soantess pagseen Stben Ctt 3ags aus
WtpVSens aut 4 uno 8,15 8orm. ano 3.15
Na@m.
DUn 8af1iagtOm a gs9ea ote 3lgs
MOr8e1e uut $50 500 uuo 1l.5O Nitn.
MaGmtttaSs una $40 tub 4.30. 5 unD
$50 - Dts SOautaSs Gla 8 ube OlOrgsas
1sso $40 urp $50 9la1mttass.
800 a. rttnSbwrg Gu ~ i ~.
DarteeSbut8 Mnb Us J. eez
lta8 Der ROf3a8 rOeld5er an Quen .3tpt
iGeatatt01ea tGlt VevIdBs GauaOeW DepDt uga
8 u9r NtOr8sns, oar GrpSs65a5 $50 NbOa.
Gst0e 3&8e itepsa la genauer 8erbtnDung
MT QEu4 1aG1 Cincinnati ab8e0enDen 3n8eu-
Z a9@ SreDert4Des Gountag8 ou6Ge~
.apu..ne9r Na@n. I'm 4.3O ,W. mai. geQt
ant 100 @Ior8erss BON 6recertG WteOer ats
u 100 gttteptts I II e. az ODssOtgsa5.
uat $40 unp 9.15 anb 9letbwittags urt
1.20 aito aA.45 Miin. iii Gen Glieptts MitlIs
9ecs:, &8tGtee ant 7:.40 uN0s MOO. Mliprgetss
.lsp6 2.45 uab 500 gaa6outttegS eb.. 51
sA4 WR4fnheID6t SD rss4t $50 ,1sso
10 u9r Ufcrgeug laD Lao 0lise. $50 NAB
$50 Nadsmistags. a,sa9 ii.e r5tasg q. ri =.
ga SoaptQ8sa GRIT Bios sta ant $50
Wtese0S. f3la4~aH r.r2aai saa .atloIrjsAet a.- Gt@a.s
g4Qe 8s0g aslt sA4psaa1 pss S.30MEes8ts,s
s3tgs fsbess utit Dess yo1 NefvsYlort getaaben
g~ScrbTgDuaa. =, III +~-5+ q :" +~.4 AK. n
He&A gRorSeea Eatt R@r Af0ekbe1n Ee1ss'
I'D -~.fFla.1 r.i&Eaa 8abn. ia rss ~. IN 6
~ te 70 sEr g &t ttlaotk4ieg 8akn h gs
.9sH 81 III @4lSe IT fs 8 fR+s 9 D.
3 q. re s-..+ f.. 1tg1e fe 4 81 4ia ,-.. t5s9 a.. /.
"3ata 0a rrt3haEa. DtkiebnF Il
&c. an1 9.15 NfprSfa8 n1b , rgbr sI5saos.
9s0cb Gnrr3sE3&rg ssirs tsra e. SD Muc5n4its
tugs. "@'s ''.A~'o
2 Gin G5onufagen GtAt btps peya 9 u9r 2E9enD~
Mafert pteIen giftnt0Bn sisen eE6t isosa.
2ptetftoa. MttttpOd, Greitaa Gab @5oGnRa3y
gagl2Dt8ea8 s1gi 7 u4s et4 Doanpf9pqt lgaa
Ittnaprlie unQ. Nca Riaer Cambridge Ct.
UdAasa8 ac,asc. .uG0 5anoeGe dSI Derf Bflt@ Il.
s5eEef. uftF n .99,ta5ea.s T.. 4@.a E. e Z.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
Seuer=8SerFbermne a.a,a.a =
Der aipctigteul Geuermauus.@ erf &erunesaer
.u = tfeQE1nGt bon Baltimore.

Eo. 4 @OutRfr., 8e0endbsr Sem @une@ ebaute.
Sn Setraftb Der ericlgreiGen Gbatigfett bes Damvf.8eter.
Departements fenen htt ron teute an gum ~btGtaeren pretIe
meme 9oitcen aus un6 erneiitrn aud Sic after III bsn stmttt
fen Naten. Mae 9~iejenteen, beI&e 5dufer. NSSbsI' sSSg
tUnftse Nert9eegenttdnbe lie Elm sber Teben Sabre An sst.
|ft9ern pGnl&eri peyoeu1 bfsrrttl ttneeIoben, lI BE Pie
unferet teratge1esen 9ranrien 6~nsufeben. NaHT - TFr
Ane gerlRite persen irte btsber prrrtbt unb ItberdY ana
.be;abltt Il l@ Hf -@i Spbn e, N0Upre WrSf
b. '"5 ~''" Dtrettoteu
SHnt. 2, paG Noae gSalter, s.gd Tranet8 Burns,
@uen yetEe, 9tt1are Y. wtplpn, Sanee 9puHg @
xAsaeS y sepeeoe1i Saries%e SraeEt 8rductS u. Nltle,
Sames getgs 81 samuel &tEE SGn1es y. George,
SancGiter SaIo, SacsS &rHt, Sr.S 3, G. q. StnSe,
%I Sppn DUteFGrt, Setr,
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49, &e$@ ee!C1aoeec1 E-SEguEglGRNabue.
Gtnipdnbsrer unb 0teiieube ipnten ieSr oora6tiu feiu
eBe fe iPrs 9ilette taufeu unO fOGteu b%iefeIben MIR In
BEN Surean beS untersei&neten augefeuten goentsr
tauien. ~oN"N
DieteutSen, UeIRe in Baltimore aufon,sren, tperseu Ga
oPne SGwterisfeit StIetts FIR oieie eiuie p~eritsoacn fS A.
men, tnben ben aseit Der nDeutf9en @eieuSSaftS ~
tprer 2ouSans t5nen ben HatcroeiGuetcn aseuten SCrseNe,
pirS. ~
aae ipstteFs GUa!asis unS SiatS ertSeiIt unentoefbus
~. q. EtgSS5re7tst.
neutrality-suspicious. BET na!tgssrs. =
Dztp-GtfGasata. 1
Sic. 81 GSomesEr.. SO
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&4S1sWg0ces gg1G9 e s5sps IgsttagRass
oa55 ol!cn G7&tlen 5es &BeRea8
&2r+%ESoaEa $50 %&az5etto, eos@ &snDoos.
vi eGlta8 Qt:9 &Cium0ng.

Die G~HtisrainB oen Saltiat0Gg ns9 Qac1 gbelIeu sss see,
i.ens or See, 6tc@Ier IL aUi bteicr 9g5a eEr,er. ala GI,s
Peta9stPgta, &eD-Yost qetr aTf ! 2tub etEer 3aeersn RDatt
GntgrGHtea, Dei9s TO sss sGGItiinpre. AIS + 5a. S5.s.
ss.aPr* bselsaer, serssa NIT 6~rate.ben 3igen unb Jlcacp &C.
fDrberE pls 6is 4~aiagisrs eriteF @lAfls, 5slSs 11e5r AID bs5
GDppete 3Gbgea,
Ole gDa8sg ettier 3s9a taseu s~epoiserss Ssisg, nero4n ~,
#aGt6e9 erIeu@teEi IN EDs0%er ge5etit, uHb es pirb ben geis,.
5seren G~rsnt9tier utCabret&t, tpt5aua Is 1T fGr 6e EeJae.I.
1ate1 Hne %t9eybet oet @aTasteri IN ellen StlSfK asj5rot
1rf obt9er Saen i6srea Die dgSnanoerer Gif Sas S5snelsf
Eao 5tStgae, tte tn bte etHk'geBa6a IN Be-
SET 2~tGeE&G, peI@S aU sEer m AZ bsn
5@1 eI(SlQen 5ef$rberL Iue anacrga elobr.n ~.
9toeFu no9 iE5rtsF DietEntgsn, pelae tn Sic Rsrs;tg,t.n
9taaTeu ei%nJ5anpern. mt 5eu i~Gagt4asn mtar9rtsnaSSss
@uSAanPeEfF nebiesa SAT etel:t @4bn bic a3sopn" 80
eer gan}en aGIie ppu Baltimore rad Gtucf1rrs Ftt"~
li9! All 9er 8aaasa strait tptI&en 9cgtnn,s'. -. 90
eoNt@ lmTit 5snliceH Saltsnprs ua6 G6teags hrs sr,i Mi
8Ie9 9%t1stnnatt 8eiar9t tatot aaf biaier 5ast t. sa 55,,. ...'
nab ct. 8oEts uHb @geasc in 3 loges, ''"0''
Sober Eetagsr BAT loo &In3 &es3F 7rsi y,r,,, 49,.
z5 LIZ SGosen be5s4!s7 h1lbaa @rsi3. Ftrb.x rgt,r { -
8rb GaG3 fret. ~ >>SP-@'
0as @epaG 8s3t Elt Ben gagasierea uno pss,r,, ,.a IT,
so 91et9et. 3Ha an esm 3e}ttR2uugsorte an. err So. !: go
9alt cue 6Sl@st1tg''H8 0beF istn Gegdd cs an 6en SSrt es
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an eer Debn %aaseFtut, YIN Gin roaberer AZ errsFsn..- 1 IN
aah sgteas SsPses 9esnsr ~ ~bei6rberu. 0j:fts IL sts rS
T49sPrsIs 12a 9athu4ogs aa
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Sa%.8s@:sSl ssaF7 erEbegen 0cyt9esI, a. trees9
es3s GtDsFt 8apa, a09 III fe So 81 E9etlsa EHr.gp III ;ss sa.
1sfe @a3H n5a1sasaatea 8lEseS, SIS
291So@s8s &tsccl2as9g QetIQtt, 0ogl GsoEag.
&9teeges uttl0c}Gee, @alcnG, Du6asas
%auIs gfo& S4goa5, Burlington, 3eaea alta
ae #esoss .sst5ls pie pie sEe g]lggi3tta ssas4 Gaia sssea.
e4 Fr'ieHss AZ .&e2a1Gs Sl5gr +s BE @lg e7,frs sssss-f
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sA eM' 99t2s G;a eansa &~sg5sy3trg gm- HA. q, Lstsgs
p e@V @sTHf. Ses 4ag1& $3.50 .3ey 4e,stcrs; sl-ettg.
FsSs Wv ga $~.as3',"- @i1sG 919sslAS5set.
sS1&: GC&l-IEGsy D@9jca. 2l1Csas51E. --reja,
nePottS. lcai8e.As nlo 3s. H9q:3
StFsSs eatait&5 &ai54sese t~s1ebtg. aac "a az ,sy.zR
seas ees!stc ~sa@I4a3sspes- gaysgEet. Es sssoc,sge
'SS.S& aaH Fs@ " APFrs E4:G 5G.1i$ 10 &se-Ju2 Sdsg
@tal@k. $3.50 $685. c9@s Aa.cyzates z~5i9r9sata 9saae
tfS~ nr-<gsS 2sHE4sle ~ bt= d Use ysg %s.ltss
= @1a C. 3a}Ees,
80 As5e e9 tfAs"5setet, aySs 4sSssat5 E5nzs;.
0t4si5 4E &ia4aao2seg Uao @~sieaoe.
aSgsS G19a 5csI, 8elo &c. &-aElcrqaga
barQ Big
GAS1s@g0res sg1F9 $J8sps Igstta9R6s
0s& oi!cn G1&tlen bes &Sefea3
&Sey
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y1or0Ii0e GeaGQl Glleubabn
Deranberter Hahrpfnn

aa0 aea BeRen Wocben.
Natnter-SabrStan.
Gin un5 naq BEN Is. gos. perbeu bic 9a,s o,f sis,s
1a9n in ao4fotSeGber gGeiIe erpebirt:
3ttGs 80gowGrt8.
gpf5a9 seqf an :-.-.-........9 n9r 80 1atn. Born.
StppeB5t8. , 80 g5enhs
9uItsV"Fe accommodation .......S = @fittat
@'fff'n .....7.20 @aorg. 40 gfasS
8Ise itDg3st8.
P"'5~Y t0Aa'E an a1 $40 Ra0ut.
StP'eB5H9 II GoruI.
9orrsS6nr9 Reconciliation. ..........u. Wcrm.
@arftou 8 IN 9ai =, p on a Xsx+.
Der ein3ige Bug, Dslder aa @Srutaa S5oeet. Ia ber
~@GpreB5rg mn 9 n9r SO @2in. g6enbs.
DER ur1 $50 &beubs ~abge6enbe groreg,ua uirb mr.
an ~tolgenben ftoIi4 ppu 6~arrts6ure -eeteaeuen 8rnftan
%enRaItea: @OIbsoroug9, 0arf, Sanooer Sanction, Glers
DtIe. ~ ~
Der $os3rg segt taSIi4, ausgenomutsH esonntues.
Deg @TPreBJtg Eoalmt tagliG, augsenpu1mea gpntaas.
Patla9tere ttr 3pii&eufatiOuen i0ntea bes Sorrissnra
uno YarttoH Gccouobattous3Hg ue9mea.
Pets1no @~rpres5age fe5eu genau in Gs.5inbuna NH
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12

SINGULAR CAsE-The Brandon
fVt) Monitor makes mention OF a young
woman Of that place, at the time Of her
husband 5 enlistment, could neither read
nor write. !,
Being devotedly attached to her husband
and cnt off ficm all con mumca'ion win win
him exccptby letter, sleeou Z moi encure
the thought Of being compei!ed 70 SUI
NIT his epistle, designed for herself
alone. 10 others 10 read to her, anl sue
shrank from committing The secrets o'
her-awn heart to the pen OF an am !hu-
ensis. So, day after 'tay, since heF nus aus
bands absence, she has taken her Two
little ones BY the hand, and lea them to
the District School, laid asIde hef oon-
net and shawl,seated herself on : bench
by the side OF her children. ana deVo'-
ID herself to study With a BRET
ner;ol of time. 50 ernestly has she SET
herself about the task, this devoted vie
and mother has sutmoanted every oos'ac,
le. and has acquired the ruiimenss Of
an Eaylish ela>atiou. she now writes
= fir hand AMI reads with fuency.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12

THE DEFENSEs or CHARLESToN.-
rorrc. p0naenre of the New YorA Her"i|
dis, uases the chances ol taking Charles
ton hy hon.bar,lment. and sre' u'atcs on
The manner Ii which il must bc done,
n on the losses we must make up our
minds to sustain l.; the following story
is correct. Tie reop'e ot the North must
wait for the captue o. threston with
the greatest pauchce
.s.An important no, t,,rna reconnolss-
gree of the rcbe tortifcatons was re-
centlv made. Charleston is second
Sch ,Stopoi. Il S leienie,i by over one
thousand guns, many o! them Of improV-
ed European fabric. Every island point,
river. creek md swamp n proximity to
Charleston i etnfn,, ndeG hy hostile can
non Fort Moulirie is iron -casei on the
harbor front, and the Whole work IS
bomb proof. The rebels have two rams
and one IRON -cased battery, the latter
mounting eight one hundred FOUNDER rifle
canon, for the defense OF the harbor--
The casemated tier of guns OF Fort
Sumter is clothed in iron armor, Par-
al.el bars OF railroad, iron traverse tins
iron coating. perpendicularly, from the
base to the upper line. The embrasnres
are protected by massive projections OF
the same material. presenting aru'e
angles at every side The 1e'ei bat,
ter;es are fully garrisoned. Tue lehet
amy now in Charleston and the forth
cations thereof is about thirty live thou~-
and strong, and this force is beng rapid
" augmented. To capture On es3oa E;'';l
our military and naval commanders think
It will take large naval and land force
and will occupy period Of six weeks
or two mouths. That it can be captur~
ed they have no doubt, Notwithstanding
its seeming impresnability
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12

His FIRST PRIZE Some time since
a surerauuated old Commordor was plae-
ed in charge of one Of our navy yards.
One day puor little fellow had just
filled his basket with chips, as the grou-
ty old Commodore 'hoye in sight and
growled out Drop that wood, you
young rascal Drop it, say ;,
A chase ensued. The boy was small
am his load heavy and presently the ola
commodore putting and blowing, sezea
the boy by the collar Jumping away
and dumping the chips at his feet the
boy exclaimed
;.T..kc it, you darned old sklnflint
: the first prize you ever took IN your
e."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12
"Ye Have done it unto Me-"

A poor wayfa' ing man of grief
Hath often crossed me on my way,
Who sued SO humbiy for relief,
That could never answe nay
did not stop oask hie name,
whittier he went or whence he came;
But there was something in his eye
That won my luve--i know not why
Once, when my scanty meal was spread.
lie eutcred-not q word he spoke
Just famiShing for want Of beed
j gave him all T: he bl s3cd and broke,
And ate. but gave me part again:
That was an angels portion then,
And while fed with eager haste
The crust was mamma To my taste,
found him where a fountain hurst
Clear from the r. ck-his strength was gone
Tho needless water Knocked his thrsr;
lie hea it-saw il Fastening on.
ran and raised the sufferer up
Thrice fiom tn. stream ne drained ny cup,
Dipped and returned it lunning ocr:
Twas night--the floods were out, il blew
w;ntry hurricane aloot
i heard his voice abroad, and flow
To welc, me him beneath my If.
wa med, clol,"d, cleercd NY guest;
laid hin, my couch 10 rest;
Then made the earth my bed and seemed
In i.dens ga. den while dreamed.
Stripped, wounded, beaten nigh TO death
found him by the highway side
! reused his pulse brought back his b. cath,
Revived his spirit, and supplied.
Wine, OIL reffeahment-he was healed
had. myself wound conceded;
But Fl, u, HAT hcu forg, Tie smart,
And reace bound up my broken heart.
In prism saw him ueNt condemned
To meet a fclon's doom AZ morn
TIE tide # lying .5u,s s:cmmei,
And homo ed him m shHmc and sco:n.
Ny friendships utmost zeal 80 tly,
Iea.kea # ] for lin wnli 'i".
The flesh was week my III od cld!l,
But the f &c ,riiit CT ed, will"
Thcn in moment t" my view
The stranger started ,an disguise;
The tokens b. lahd, kucw--
Ny Saw = stoJd bef,c my eyes
lie sppse and my POOR name he uamel:
'.lf Ne thou ii;sl not heen ashamed:
These deeds sLall Thy memorial b =
Fea: not, thou d.dst it uatp me.
.Eonyor' cry
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12
MASONIC

~ ECTLAR MEETINGS Of Dmigrville lodge. Ne.
R II9 of A. f. & A. NJ, on the first aud third Fri
fay evenings of each month, at their Hall cn Iowa
sfrcct Transient brethren visiting Dodsevilr, are
cordially invited to attend
HENRY DUNSTAN, Scc'y.
To widows tears 10 orphans cry,
All wants our ready hands supply,
So far as power is given
The naked clothe, the prisoner free,
Such are the deeds sweet masonry
Revealed to from heaven.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12

4 VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT w {
oro told that Mr.. Woodman. once of tie
firm Of Washburl & Woodman, intends,
durine the coming summer, to erect /
very large steam mill at Necedah, in this
county. It is intended to be more pow
erful snd better equipped than any mil
now on the Yellow River, although
some Of them are large, powerful, ane
we'll finished mills--Naustoa Star.