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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

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UNWILLING REVELATIONS
l. ARBITRARY ARRESTS IN THE SOUTHi

SCENES PROM THE EXPERIENCE OF AN ALABAMA
UNIONlSC
Rv H. : TdARiN, A. NJ, -.
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AN INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK
AMONG THE PINESj
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE
By Edmund KIKEA.
AMONG THE PINES,

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Rouses 'ano farms Wante6.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED in Brook
lyn for year, by gentleman and wife without chill
drep The House must small neatly furnished and
tain the improvements no bosrders will be taken.
Address stating fun particulars Ii. b. PosOce Box No.
l8gN. Y.
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Con,uivtlou framed BIZ tho maker Of homsn nature.
BY CALVIN BLANCHARD,
Professor Of Relido Politicsl Phyhc
And Publi,hsr Of Liberal Books No. ~ Ann-t N. Y.
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WANTED to RENT for the SUMMER-A
w FURNISHED HOUSE, within 81 miles Of New York
Address, stating particulars and price, Boz No. 424 Pot
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Goiels.

DACIFiC HOTEL, Grcenwich-st., one block
l. west Of Broadway EswYofr1hs patrons aud frisnds
OF are advised that tho damage sustained By from
Winter but ,Tng and has been enIsly repaired
hat they may Is VITA confident ectaton OF
the u.u, aule comfort for which the essb shnent
noted We soa continue the Hotel at tho u,s. rats Of
81 s. per day. JOHN fAIiEN'
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Proposals.

Office Of ASSISTANT GsyEsAL o. susu.r.
Rscg No 4 s.ess New ork. March is. 1854 3
A RMY SUPPLIES.-PrOpOsas will bo ~
~ csived by the undersigned until eeloch p NJ. y
4. Tpsa sas ay 81 srSnh
I55,G5O pounds prime RIO COFFEE, to be ,o,.,.s ~
pacsef ia barrels ike samples to be :. hi, Office
1S5,OOO pounds prime RIO COFFEE, to be ross.sd ~
packed in double Of hundred pounds net s.cht
inside 20 of strong close.wogsu twei cotton .a1
Of which mus, be eahiseJ outside sack au,
strong both sack. to be sowsd close sd ~
package to be made very co Srset S0s Of the 0u sd
100000 pounds prime RIO COFFEE. to BE- packed "a
100, 900 pounds prime RIO COFFEE TO b p.c..d !.
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al the sefee mey P'opose 8, (a,Mi.t
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paner,
Simple. to accompany proposals.
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CT vii all tho Each bid to have consider sous
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vaue OF the stores proposed to be furnished shall be sIe
Biddes may propose for the whole . par, Of staS
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w or HALF Of a STORE aud CELLAR, between
Broadway hickman, Water and Waists Address. box No
1886 Pos..Oac-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

OTIS FOR SAIE-Situated on First, Second
and Fourth Places betwoeu Clinton and Henry -sts,
yn will be sold eary 70 close al estate ap'
piy 70 + Il NELLOG8 a,eutor. No 80 Pear-t \. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

DARE CHANCE FOR MANUFACTURERS.
III " ATER.POWER FOR sALE-Now ready for any
Machinery Tho bulldog !. o. 6,es "i,S ;'SIs GI
I'm viii div. any machinery the buildin will hold ON
e,erfng s,rsau about - OF land ana houses to &C
odst. nom shirty to forty families Ala good store
bo~. a. An complete order aud ready Tor situated
i'm the owu OF Cornwall Orange Co., sixty miles from New
d., Riy.r aud ona.hsi n from the EIis Branch Rail
rod P,o. wanting wa,sr Pow-r and everything ready
10 nm, M machinery will find Il to ter interest 10 eIan
mi. propvIry For furhog particulars sPply 70 WM. DE
PLW 40 % Cedarst. OF 10 JOHN ORR Co, Cornwall
O,.nse Co. Nsw-Yofs
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Danting Ata0emies.
Boar0 ano Rooms
Ueoolng CARDS, sc.

At THOs. BRUES', No. 493 broadway, all
"A til. l..s., styles Of WEBBING CARDS Al low prices
LsisbIlsheJ In 1910,
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EOR SALE or TO LET.-At Dobb's Ferry,
neat bdck COTTAGE, costanipg 10 rooms near depot
hiss splendid Wow of tho udson River Apply 70 ALLYN
NEWMAN. Tsnytown. N. T.. OF OF ELTON JONES NO.
IS WsLst
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HIMOTHY TITCOMB AGAIN.

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DOR SALE.-A Pretty COlTAGE-hOUoE,
la 5, 50 W 1ninutes Id. from 2Tih sL IL rooms beau
tlu shade fuk tees block and bali from depot To-
! auifss 4 no G.9 Broadway.
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AMONG THE PINES.

AMONG THE PINES.
To meet tho iats aud incfoahog demand for this work
THE TRIBUNE has assumed It's publication. ard viii sell
It OIL the following tenn'i
Single copies. IN cloth. In paper covers. - cent?
Single copies sent By mali pospaid on feceo' OF ptio~
TWENTY hve copies, pepof coyers...........Ic- eb m
One hundred copies, paper coyors'.,.''.''<9o' ssen
Csah must accompany ihs order.
Address THE TRIBUNE
Nav York
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EOR SALE-The' ORANGE MOUNTAIN
l. HOUSE PROPERTY. on the lin. Of the Morris ani
User RAILROAD II miles nom Newton station tbs
propoty Thsre are ~ Of land beautifully varied with
wood water ypes &c The sfouIds ara Handsomely laid
out large supply Of running four springs on tho
mountain aide Hot and Cold Wstsr throughout the house
Jh. prol ey admirably adapted for Country Hes dencc
Boardag school, Water Cure Summer Boarding House
HOMER MORGAN,
No. . Pine It,, Nsw-YorL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

"GAsRHr VAS BoRS 10 not sensation novel II lisa pie.
ture day life he middle and upper classes III
Ney.Y OK al tbe day. Scottish American
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EOR SALE-A Plot Of GROUND, l00xlOO.4
fset on the ~ 5. 33ihti. LOO feet q in W. Of Ay A
m beautiful s,s for building, on tbs uset sads spd near
tho E..t Rver For PARTICULAR, apply No 10 E 'SthN
OF No. 10 Peck alp.
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NOR SALE.-A Valuable FARM, 100 Acres,

II UN
mostly Improved Land psasaniy situated los ,he man
roadl win several tine Building stesi two fniloeHihs
Orci1d. hns spring and running stream supplying the
bu .og. good Hou.s, and large Barns and basemen, Ice
House &c. u hour' from tae CITY snd within one I'LL"
thu Depo,. Address Box No. Ia, Moristo"n ~ J.
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NOR SALE or TO LET.--A very desirable
l. COUNTRY RESIDENCE with % acres u f9e land at.
tachsd ssused in Columbia. Morris County n j., 1issis
nom AZ. icon Morris L r. X. s,a.ionl mies hou,e
ar.s and comniodiou, bns and outbudi g. Ia complete
oder superior fruit Term. reasonable Apply TO W y
DRAYTON No. ~ Monfsomsry+i., Jersey Cry or IL. D.
DAYTON No. las Broadw'y, 4 Room No B.
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E'OR SALE-Specslly desirable to Physicians,
4 good HOUSE Ou,b1ildns. one acre hn,.t.ts Land,
situated In thriving yillsss hours de from Newy
per railroad For full p.tcuars sadros DOCTOR, Box No.
J. "a kew.York PotOfics.
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i the undersigned until O'clock p. m on SATURDAY
Army, SUBSISTENCE STOKES 10 oe delivered In iew(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

L'OR SALE-Thc 3-stOry and basement and
l. ,uo-e.,r bro~u-.tone HOUSE No 10 adplsce Brook.
yu has bathroom rsuss furnace marble basins sreakns
,a5e. &c h.il. .scoei Terms Apply to T. K KEEL
Logo No lJ1 Pesr-st. Nev-fork.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24

stock; for 90 cent package, vial. bex
or bottle, l cen; 80 cent, 9 cents, 75
GEMS. ; cents; 81, cents; aud for
every SO cts. or part OF 50 cent, over
81, 2 cents.
Mortgaye-On real. personal or mix
estates, or property or papers giving
loans. 10 $50, so celrts; 10 $1,000, 81,
toS2, 600 80; to S., 600, 5; to $4,000.
Sic; TO $4,000. $i5, AMI for every
addition $40, 900, or part thereof, $40.
Notes-See bills inland.
Power of Attorney and Proxy-A
simple power. 25 cents; a compound
power must have as many stamps as
there are branches of business enumer-
ated. Powers relating to real estate.
81: if for double purpose, to rent and
10 sell, Sc. Proxies are 10 cents.
Probate of Wili-Loters OF administration &c
$250t, 50 cents; to 5000, 81; to 10000. 81, to
10000, So: 10 SlG0, 900, $40; TO $3.50 900. $50
and for each addition $4,000 or part OF $4,000,
$40.
Protest-For every iustrumen, protested, Is
cents.
Warehouse Receip.-Fcr any goods ner.
chandise property held on storage or any pub
lie or private premises. % cents.
Wills require no stsmps.
In the whole list We find tweniy-six kinds o;
stamps, and The nurber Oi denominations quiie
beyond dciiniag; hu; by using sma Ter stamps
tof the right kisd) in lieu OF large s,amp.the
uumber of denominations my be reduced to
about seventy five plates or sheets.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24

Admiral Farragret has sent out half
a-dozen of his best ships with orders to
recapture the Harriet Lane at all haz-
ards. So reported.
Gold has been up TO i48a in New
York, bul fell again to i45l.
The St. Louis papers contain the fol
lowing notice. /. is probably time q
war was commenced or the shinplnsters,
though they have been great conye-
nience out here:
To THE PrBLIc-The Government
having furnished sufficient supplies ol
postage currency, notice is hereby given,
that any person or association of per
sons. who shall. after the 25.h day ol
January, 1868. make issue, circulate o,
pay sny check or token. within the act
of Congress, of July l3. 1869. will be
prosecuted for violation of that act.
The maximum penalty is Eve hundred
dollars fine and six months imprison
ment for each offense.
w. w. EDWARDS,
U. S. District Attorney.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24
News Of the Week.

Maimsduke appears to have retreat
ed back 10 Arkansas in las.e. At the
battle between his forces and ours un-
der Gen. Fitz Henry Warren,the rebels
lost $50 to 800 with Brig. Gen. L.
Mcdonald killed and Porter. the noIori-
Gus guerrilla, badly wounded. Our
loss was trifing.
Gen. McCIernard is said to have
gone up White river on an important
expedlion-one rumor says lie is des'
tined for Little Rock.
Rosecrans is .iill advancing towards
the enemy. Gen. Longsireet has sue
ceeded B,ngg as commander Of the re
bels, and is reported TO have take 35. 900
men with him from the Richmond army
Since denied.
Gen. Davis, a poor tool, has been
superseded in command at Columbus,
KY, by Gen. Asbo'h. Davis is The
fellow who burned provisions and spiked
the guns at Island No 10. He is doubt
less traitor. coward, or a fool.
Conscrpts are SAID to be deserving
The rebel Amy in large numbers, 800
arrived in one day at Nashville.
Ii is said that S.mmes Of Alabama
has turned regular pirate and gone
TO the East Indias TO follow his calling.
jeff. Davis mad better go with him.
The rebels report Rosecrans as hav-
ing been heavily reinforced and ad-
vancing. but say Gen. Wheeler go' in
his rear and destroyed AN Important
railroad bridge nine miles south Of
Nashville.
Important dispatches from JEFF. Davi.
and his CO traitors to Slidell IL Co. in
Europe. .;&ere recently captured on a
vessel which ran the blockade. They
represent the rebel cause as desperate,
and that it must soon fail unless aid i.
received. We hopo so. but things look
dark.
The rebels are reported in force a.
Savannab, Tenn. and are concentrating
men and guns there to blockade the
river. They have already taken and
destroyed two or three boats.
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Is 1t Right. 4?

Tie members of the legislature have
voted themselves each number OF
copies of Daily papers, 10 be paid ont
Of the treasury. Now we ask by villa.
right can these men thus appropriate
the public money for their own private
use. without even the show Of a return?
Is il not clear case of taking some
thing for nothing o. And if So, then
what are our Legislators =?
We are not disposed to say any harsh
things concerning the law makers Of tbs
land; but we suggest ,ha. good ex-
ample from item will have a beneficial
effect upon the State. anl bad ex
ample the reverse. If the fountain be
bitter or corrupt how can the stream be
pure
We presume the act referred 10 was
done in haste and without "iEe sober
second thought" but even this is only
a slight paIliation. for grave men as
sembled 10 make laws for realm
should not ac, so precipitately.
The eyes of the people are upon the
General Assembly. Much is expected
from it. May We not hope that the ex-
amples and preceden,s it shall Sc, will
be such as good men approve and
future legislatures follow ?
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24
Thu Leayenwor,h Board Of Trade is

The Leavenwor,h Board of T,ade is
in full blast.
The wheat crop in tie southern and
central parts of the Stale is reported in
good condition with fair prospect Tor
fair yield, the amount sowed being
unusally large. In the four northern
counties it is reported almost an entire
failure.
Gov. Carneys, message is receied ev-
erywhere with marked favor.
A fracas occurred at Fort Leavenwerth
a few DAYS since, between member, OF
the 81 Wisconsin an an Indian soliier,
in which the latter was fatally shot
through the chest. These ARRAYS are
disgracefully common:
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24
General Orders = No. 4

IlEADQuARrEEs DIsrRIcro OF KANSAS.
Fort Lesyenworti,. Kan. Jan. .l6, 1868
General Orders No. II, OF Febru-
AIRY Isl 1869. issued BY Major General
Hunter. establishing Martial Law over
the State OF kasas. is hereby revoked.
Ii The Office Of Provost Martini is
hereby abolished within this District.
and all detectives and olber employees
connected with said Office will be dis
charged from this date.
III Commanding officers Of Posts or
de;aehmen;s OF troops within this Dis
lric,. are hereby directed to respond
promptly 10 all requisiions made by the
Governor or other officers OF the State
for military force, to aid in enlorciag
the evil law. BY order of
BRIG. GEN. Jas. q. BLUNT.
Tuos. MOONLIGHT, 1t. Col & Chief
OF S;at.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24
Kansas News.

The House has passed, by a vote OF
SO to 90, resolution auihoriz ns III
Board Of Canyasseis 10 CANVASS the vote
given for Chief Justice. declare also
who was elected and issue the ccitfi-
cafe.
Attorney General Guthrie las decid-
cd that such officers OF the State Mill
Tia as are appointed by the Governor
may he removed by hm. Elected Of
ficers can oily be removed by Cour,
Martial.
Gen. Blunt has gone to ST. Louis
On Monday splendid fl y was present
ed 10 lin.
An order las been issued fyr the re
turn Of deserters from the colored feei
msnt. Gov. Carney has com m'ssioned
the officers Of that regiment. The fol.
lowing are the field officers.
Colonel-Chas. II. Adams.
Lieutenant Colonel + Hayes.
Adjutant-C. II. Lovejoy.
Quartsrmaster-A j. Shannon.
Surgeon-Dr. Sluckslaser.
Assistant Sargeon'-Drs. Lindsey
and Eveil.art.
Chaplain-W. r. Davis.
Sidney Clark, Esq. while on lis way
to Washington with the audited ac-
counts OF irregular claims OF Laue's Bli-
gade, lost his carpet sack containing the
same, which will delay tie settlement
Of said claims.
Attorney General Gu;hlis has decided
that the expense Of carrying the Sac
tax from the counties 10 the Capitol
must be paid by the counties. as they
are required to collec; and deiicer tI,c
same.
A Cotton Growers Club has been
formed in Douglas coun'y.
Maj. Adam. Paymas er,is fork n, ov-
er 10 the sick and wounled soldier, ia
Lsavenworth. ep,id out. over 3l5.
900 in oue day.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-24
The Halls

Are sadly on, of joint. We have
been submitting TO the evil with mar
tyr-like patience, hoping for desira-
bic change: bat the pro pect IS not
hattering. However. something
MUST be done. We are told the con-
tractors for carrying the mails are
shamefuIly neglecting their duty
do less than half the work required
and get pay for the whole. Some
body may get into trouble il there
is not change for the better.
viii not the assembled wisdom and
.the powers that be- al Topeka give
this matter their attention! The
postal arrangements OF the State at
present are little better than farce.