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The New York herald., 1863-07-18
6oTToN MACHINERY,

4 NUITON NAIHINEKI.
Z Toe subscribers administrators Of the estate of VIII
liam Dickcy, late OF the city Paterson, ~ J deceased
yvi 81 1T Pubic ycndne AZ the Hamilton M IN said city
OF Paterson, Thurs the 2Sd day OF MY instant, at
O'Clock IN the forenoon, yauabir lot Of cotton acn
ery gearing. Also perpetual lease OF the said
son M.l renewable every twenty years A vau.
abe property SOCRATES TL1TLE,
fAlnlsog, July l6, 1853. nELMAGH VAN wiNKLE.
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS TO
NJ LAKE SUPERIOR


The splendid Grs, class ILLINOIS ana METEOR
leave Cleveland Ohio a. f1owa--Ats o'clocE T. " and
Detroit xIch.an the daT eiter I'll oc.ocE A. NJ JuJi
up- Lake superior passing through bsMnufu rivers
Detroit - clair AM s. NNrys twh its thoussna sesJ
through Lakes Erie Haron. ~ Clair and sarerior n
view of the far famed Pictured kosks frsnI per-
prnfcuar from the va,er) Also visiting all points ~
terss on TIE ron,e gvias ra.s.rss- An opportunity
time uneqnaef BY any the World TIE niogs boats
n~ Of tins best the Meteor heins nrv tuMt
srprersy for the route fted wth ever, inprove@rt
Tor ~. eAse saety and comfort o. passengers Vod
board and the liable siways supplied wils syry arury
Fare for the round ,r,B az. m,r,l frpm q, q ~
n WHITING A co. Detroit
IYoBoHYv PERRY ASSOCIATIONS
Ii nm annual Noonilght Efcurai0n The benrAt of
the wounded soldiers ard families Nedns.saY eVenagg
Juy w. i1S rsfrv hcst pssssc snf tarse Anna DnI.
JOHN EsERHAap rr-.sent
rToi FoI TIE CHAMPIONSHIP BOAT n,cH-Tug
Ill ssambyns Wh KENT viii sxec.f nney ths wrsa hst
70 ass pace s~wesn Hsmil aoa ara ~ tss hs,
~ sgIny street Al sprns street., g. Chrisopssr sfee
s., rhr,eth street 50 rcssts a.
)fCxc ASD EXCURSION ~ COMPANY n gtw
II Ens LOmsses. 10 fhe t~ns~,of ths ~tsor srf -
plans u tbeir lat, eonrs1e. y X Uaa,b.r 80 ~.
Hantoa psrs srty srsh - rsird sTenas 81 ssa
dsy salY ID iE fictsis A. csnts kfa N ca s.
81 Nrhss Bois EDWARD OoDYRkY Ysss.aWs4
Aioi ~ Rose Treasurer
Clxs1sa WsnaAss, ssIv,ss.
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CoSEY ISLAND FERRY.-1HE sAUsHoN LEAVES
" Christopher street s l2A, 80. spring W ~,
81 Dey street "a l7 81 pier y. n. Morris street, n
~. I. and a. landing At Port Hamilton.
ExcURsfoS TO THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EAST.
IL ern.-fhe steamboat OssEO Capt Wm. a. Re- n0is.
viii save Falton MARKET sup, East ve every dag this
week ios clio NJ. the ssan.h BastFrn.
Tor the trip Sl cents
LNTsHISG BANKS STEAMER MARYLAND IFAvFa
II Peck alp att A ~, Wes rwen,-th stree ~ = Itsy
at ~ pier No Nor rvry. Al -. daily erreft
urdays fsrs D. cents hust rsroshmen fait and lass
IA
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goGART. AUcTIoNEER, ny S. a j. BoGART-
SJ Tais day. at U, O'Clock mt the auction
q Frankfort and Wilia9 stree.s, Hous.hcld Furniture
nj. rors OIL Paintings, Engrsvnes CrocAery Glass
Carpets Oncfoths and Saloon Furniture
square labies Arm Chairs. Cooking Utensils Ac.. &c:
bay Horse one soirc Horse two Wagons two Har
neas Also II O'Clock Shcrrs sale, lot oil Flour,
Bakers Utensls one Bagatehe Table.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C. WANTED.

WANTED-To RENT A WELL FURNISHED, M.
W dun s,sd ioese, complete 10 good neishborhood
UP town, for sir fnonhs with the privilege "
for longer specified term. Addrc. Hyde Psrk. Herald
once.
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r y rRAvER AucTIoNEER. WILL SELL ruIs

81 day u clock at 81 Park street between Pearl and
Centre al the Groceries and Liquors contained
therein consisting OF the following articles SOAP. starch
Candles Spices, bottled Brandy Bourbon Gin. Counters
Pumps Ice Boz and all the Futures Sine Wings and
Lease ol said store. Sale positive.
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II ESRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AuCTI0NEERS.
Ii HENRY H. LEEDS co. viii sell al auction,
satuf July - al ~ clock In front OF No. .
Nassau street.
scn IA Dark Bay Horse eight old hands
hgn IT great sls cheerful driver, suitable for pe
ity and excellent saddle horse. sold only
Tor want OF use
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yvANTED-THE LOWER FLOOR or A HOUSE rULLY
w or party furnshsi With iron, or hses baasment
tecnth and Thsth sress Address giving full rarcn Ar,
snd terms n. II. O., HcrAd oncs
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10nE IT, BURLEY, AUCrloNERR. WILL SELL
- this day, at O'Clock at iA Canal street marble
ard o*hcr Bureaus. roewuot mahogany nnd other Bed
steaia Wasastands, sofas DO Beds, Chairs nahoany
bacx wan,u Extension Tabcs. Looking oasses
wood and mahogany aardrobes IIstaezS, Cottage SUITS
Lo Satin Curtains 81 and secoha hand carIets
oifOiis. Mating Hair and other Mattress Bets aud
disg Sewing Machines &C. to be sold without reserve
ral stlne the highest bidder Also lot OF Gut
le AM Plated Ware, together with everything for house
ke ring.
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yTsas BowERr.-H RosENTHAL HAVING GREAT
desire to purchase argw quantity Of cast on Wearing
Apsrs furnisgrs Capsss Jew.ry ae by calling on or
vail fr each article Ladies attended by Mrs Eosensns
Pe remember and try ss3 Bowcry, opposite 0rsal Jones
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CL0TIIINo.

GREAT BATTLE FouGHr-THE VICTORY n
"a gained Ladies and gentlemen. has bren victorious
in belHs pr,nonnced BY great many, Hat B MIMI, Il
~ sh Avenue has been rAyigg the big osi prcrs In
touiinGe % 40, ~ Won vii favor him with on
call n B-Iadles and gentlemen, yoa know we'll that
nious pices thai are offered by dealers
aperfe hubug; but ne best and sures way do
haAdre-s above, then Jon will know
csIvr satisfaction 10 forget the old known dearv
n nt1 aud number. ~ Sixth near Egh.
csnfh street Ladies attended by Mrs. Min,s.
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At THE CALIFORNIA AND NEW ORLEANS AGgyCv
srins A,isrei-Slt Dresses % 80 Co@s $40 TO s2J
Paws .. 20 ~ Also Carpets Fufnitnfe, le~e!ry. Ac
reIu.sg sdirs gents 10 call address n ROSEN.
BERG ga Seventh Ladies attended 70 BY Ars Ro
4nnN
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JVASrED-A SHOP. WITH STEADY POWER, IN or
w New Yorx. containing for turning ll~t
wood work Address X. bof osi Post otncs
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A REnOyAL-MRs EzEKIELS TAXES THIS NIB.
- sod % Informing he! customers IN this city and sa
TO her private residenee 3t2 Sish avenue, whero
w continue 10 pay the utmost value for ad~s and
gnt Cast % wearing Apparel ewelry Diamonds Gamers
lar Shsws Ar note ~ post punctualy attended W by
Ms kzeJes Oenuemen Attended 70 by NJ. =
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UonovEs yEREY AssocIArIos.
,OyPAsy n nav

ns<.of ths NO. arf ~
4 Uuattsr 80 waa
~ hsN a. fMsanahs
. " fairf sFena~ cn Mo-
nts c4n - hH8 ~ ths fusu
n l,N@ John raitta Eaha
I'D 0oDYRbf ysts ifaG
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w o1.e months from The sf ocsob~r net ~
afaniiy of our Must pleasaaty iost~s Foa,,h
.rI Efth aul Fourteenth Thirfv gouyb
Aadress II. Boa LTs fosi oLes Agp.r l0s L,xsy
sxsel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-10

Faf tsza vsl rsafe 3s sei 10 tss
lss " tae ssFu vAsrs s4sh rea. us Hes.
rhs sasrs Bank uoes q iae svn where
he 5suer % ae iogl ruases. wish the
attorney & DsUsakIll Bank 10 s1piaiu 70 -
sat.fi.e,.aa e tsz-psysrs. he itcreucs te-
tsen 'ls character e tbs baaa.ss- beuas
ana l4od 81 aA.sa il stands. aud ,Ae bsild-
.ngs and 400 acres Il lsud ca whish such
baadihgs stsad. which was iaksH BY ~
corporation en- execution II the banking
hoase aud laal 30 sLleh L stands i part =
The esfifal stss4 il 10 BE- 3esbe1 personal
estate, aul the til.s e thst Is 10 e RECORDED
"a ne tooks e ihe Bspk. aud Dot y tie
Town Clerk IN ias t0vn re,sr3- Is BOT the
farm q 400 sores y much capital stock as
the hsn king .honsc ana land on which Il
stands Foa instance SALISBURY owns
400 shares 81 stock. which is to be sss ~ De
list Of shaitshufy What part 81 the land
ou shch tbs Bauk Stands i % be transfet-
red as PEI sonal estate 10 SALISBURY Tie
case stated Is ihis.-Ths Batleuk.l Be K
now 9nn ,he bsnking-honse aud land 81
which i s'sads. WITH 1900, ana firm
with baiIdings. worth $1,000 lo net
these lahls and TIE notes dae The Bank be-
cone alikc sct q properly q the nauk
0ugh, L not &C bs taxed bke any other prop
eriy a. real est1te ia the town where tie
lari Les Il be gAteski.l Bank Is nov
solvent. and .sas 10 Surplus the value Of the
properly amounts % SO ooo 70 make
that sun. $1,000 o. real estate Il included
Each stoskhodsr j. 70 &c taxed IN the town
IN which he resides, tic value of his stock.
+ As ,bs ease Is stated, ,he stock is at It's par
value S25 per share. Is tie owner 81 40
shares, living Ia Dorset, 10 be set in the list
I IL Dorset 81 900, and shall the Sl2 900
worth Of real estate be Get in Manchester,
where the land lies, or shall portion of this
real estate IL Sc, in the lis, Of the several
towns where lbe stockholders reside A
little more light Is wanted on this subject BY
A TAx.PAYER
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BnttenkllI Bank.

am sensible II is a hopeless contest for
victory. however just the cause, when the
contest Is with corporation, and more 50
when that corporation is monied one. with
$50, 900 or 500. 900 at The disposal ofsevea
men, aud these seven under the control q
one Or two Of the seven. Taxes should be
borne equally BY every individual, whether
the individual has or has not a soul, and
when an individual OF the soulless class re-
fuses TO pay the just proportion Of its tax, ],
may not be improper TO ask the attorney q
such corporation 70 stale the grounds upon
Thish such refusal 10 pay is proportion o.
the expense Of that government from which
Il receives its protection. would NEST re-
sgsstfuIly reqaet tho attorney Of the Bii-
ieDkiil Bank to state distinctly the Ground
on which be advises the corporation 70 resist
ell attempts to collect the tax assessed 90 the
real estate Of the corporation, AS was not
., the Town Meeting when the attorney Of
the Baak made ihe declaration THAI the at
temp, to collect the tax, or anauber Of uK-
8 against the Bank. sould be resisted, !
hope the attorney viii tAyor the taxpayers
Of Manchester. through yonr paper, With
the reasons wb,eh inHaeBce the minds ct be
Directors or nf tbe attorney would call
the attention 81 the attorney 20 the prasis-
Ions Of the Sath chapter, Compiled Statutes.
FEC. LIST 10 6Sd This Bank was 70 pay into
he Bank $50 900 u gold AID silver. aud
the company could ulAks 70 loans Or disi-
bends antil saeh aun vas actually paid D.
Eghgy-ioarta chapter. section 81, ssys,
Capital stock shall be acsned persenAl -
tate fer Al parPssss sad uay be transfer.
rsf." ts. Sea 8. " Nay be cod ca erect
t.sD." ke. @Ths corPoTs,ioa nAy koid
saal sVtAis. sshap- sa. Sea. 7o.l fer Aeson.
asd-s.sa y sA-l Baa1, or soEFeysi % 1 q
p@ys<1i r 10, ss-s 3 :. at4 =
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The George Griswold.

We had in tbs New York spec.a-
tor The fret accoun. Of tho arrival OF
thia ship loaied with bread. -four
and provisions OF various kind, for be
suffering operators Of Lancashire Eng
land.
The voyage was concluded safely
and considering the season ofihe year
favorably. There were strong gales
occasionally, but tho ship worked her
way nobIy through them all, and
reached her port amid The cheers and
rjoieings ofthc people.
We cannot do better than IL give
the description OF the scene at Liver
pool when the Griswold arrived, from
the pen Of gentleman who went out
10 Der TO assist in dispensing the b0un.
ties sent.
Al Point Lynss. the plo: staten. we we're
6Fsi spprissi Of the welcome fgom tile PEG
pie Of kngls1d thai wss In ssors for 10 as
ne paassI up. and vessels came rapidly 10
yssw their sudden heisling 81 Gags at our sp-
prossA gave tokens that cur coming and
mission wsra known. Net far from the bar,
e Lisspool harboF. l4rgs steam. tag, the
Exsoluse. cane alfngsiis. hearing q rose
frum the Mesars. Gsioa. ageats For ihe Girls
vsld. stssiug that he eWaers Of the tug hAd
gsteously cEkrSd hss 10 tee il snd ccck
The sAie. Our sAils wera saoa saricd, and
~ - tbs pnath Ct sas Nsrssy.
Hsrs tha British ensign vas ,awsrsd 70
esrs frpE &ss fFt - tie right q the en-
trancx. Ia Amrsiesn sag. at cur ni1Esa.
- Mass iressss baard ssgasl q ne Gris.
std Jesse co tks Asin. Ana re Esgi'sh
sesefs y The fore. wsss grAOefllsy diYpsl 10
FstaFa e. lie cs1p .lasnL CaaB9s asw -
essss hecss ea car light ses. a. reotns-
p kezra th<n. n heussrisssat ca ;hs SEA
sNs<s lad sAs a2tNs6s.ss u Azf-@A. ls1a-
81 wsss dsssA-icAsiss SIS AID. shF,L- ssi
wy FeAosfIi. isssrassiacsi sairsS q
.~sesgoos gur&
Agla ~ aaSa S'fqea fr= syWy Etsk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-10

Whenever eur goyernmsnt Is assailsl. 2
said SENATOR Doaslas. "a bis last great speech
AT Chicago, May ist, 1851, when hestil,
armies are marching under raie and oiioa'
banners the shortest way 70 peace is tbs
NEST s,uPealous aud unanimous Preparaiisu
for var Let Pescs Democrats put tsoi d
their pipe and smoke i.
Raopg ls-,Sp WITHOUT 0ovEANoa +
Governor spngue. i j. stated has resigned
bis ofs.e o. GovtrBor, as bis term as I s
Seuator berins on Wednesday. There : .,
Lieutenant Governor, as Hon. Samuel @
ARNOLD who vas elected l.s, spring. resign
Ell IN order % serve till March 4, ia the Z
$ senate Hon William C.CoIsens Of New
port the presiding officer IN the State Senate
becomcs, Ia accordance With tho provision
Of the constitution Of Rhode Island. the Ae,
ing Governor afer Governor sprague'. re.
signaliOn. The Providence Journal says b,
is . gentleman well ft,ed to discharge ID,
new duties which viii iesolye upon him.
A sHm CASAI GoSvgNrIoS. The FOL-
loeins can fgr Ship Canal Convention At
Chicago, mex, June, to take what further
steps may be poss bic OR reyiying the great
project recently killed in the House, has been
signl by eighty or ninety Senators and
Representatives
Regarding the enlargement Of the canals
between the Valley ofthe MississippL,nl the
Atlantic, as Of great national, commercial
and military imports nee, and as tending 10
promote the deyel, pmsa', prosperity and
unity of our whole country, We invite a
meeting of ali those interested in the subject
Chicago, on the 6rst Tuesday in June
next We especially ask the cooperation
and aid Of the Boaris Of Trade, Chambers
Of Commerce. Agriculture Societies, and
business associations Of the country,
Washington, March 2, 1868.
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L. true. Abe Coyode and Mr.. Mitch
ell we're hung tso weeks ago for being
Uuon men. They lived GA the Hack
lebon settlement. Marion Co., Ala.
Mr. Hollwook and his daughter Of
the same county. were both slot for
the same cause.
The latter was instantly killed.
The formeris filt alive, but will
probably die.
Peter Lewis and three Of las neigh.
bors were hunted down BY one hand.
red bloodhounds and captured.
The house Of Messrs. Palmer. Wells.
by, Williams. the three Weighimans.
and some thirty others. we're burned
over their heads The women and
children were turned out Of doors, and
the community was notified that IL
they allowed them TO 20 into other
house. or fed or harbored them IN any
manner, they would be served IN
the same manner,
Mr Peterson, living ~ the head OF
Bull Mountain. was shot
am now feeding one hundred Of
these families, who, with their women
and children. some gray haired men,
aud even cripples On eru'ches, were
driven and found their way hers
through the woods aud bye ways, with.
on, food or shelter.
An this was done for tlie simple
reason Tat they were Union, or that
they had brothers OF relatives ia cur
army.
The statements OF these people are
almost beyond belief, did We not have
the evidence before u.
am informed by them there are
hundreds of loyal men and women IA
the woods Of Alabama, waiting for an
opportunity TO escape,
Your obedient servant.
G. NJ DopGE,
Brig, Gen.
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A SuocEssrUL RAID We learn that Ma
for Dudley, of the 9Th VT, resen ~ male a
sudden and successful movement far 10 the
North of his iinc, and having previously re-
connoitsred the position, succeeded in max
ing highlyimpormnt capture. It icing IN
con, enient te take the capture to head Quar-
ters, promise Of loyalty TO the Union was
cured, paiole < antel, and the Major
Mastered back to his command
We hope Cen Hooker will Immediately
give him something to DO, to preyelt bis e.
Dg h0msstek.
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WAR SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Washington, March 3.
The following has been received
at the headquarters Of the army:
Murfreesboro, Tenn, Feb. 81.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck
Gen. Stanley reports from his ex-
petition to Bradysyille that the rebels
Of Morgan's aud Wharton's commands
made stand at Bradysyille.
Co.'s. Paramour and Long went in
with sabres aud whipped them in
about three minutes.
Stokes cavalry advanced brayrly
With carbines.
We took venty prisoners, includ
ing eight officers, their camp equipage,
tents, saddIes,some seventy horses, aud
BAIL Duks's regiment papers.
Maj, Murphy did good service.
We lost one man killed, and one
captain and seven men wounded.
w. S. RosEcRANz.
Gen. Com.
Philadelphia, March, 3,
Tie Richmond Enquirer Of the
28ih ulf., contains proclamation OF
JEFF. Davis appointing the 9th OF
March a day Of fasting, humiliation
and prayer.
A telegram 10 The Enquirer Of Feb
rlary 18Th is as follows;
Mobile. Feb. II.
The correspondent Of the Memphis
Appeal, writing from Vicksburg on
the 23d. says an enormous fleet ap.
peared this morning, larger than has
been before Witnessed from Ia point,
Everything looks as though prepara,
tons were almost ready for the enc
my to commence a forward move.
ment.
The monster force before tire city
cannot long remain in idleness. Per
sons well acquainted with the country
bordering Yazoo Pass and the Cold,
water, say that if the enemy ever sue
ceed in getting their gan-boats in the
Coldwater, they win n yer get OFT,
and that an army Of 1000 could hold
at bay and destroy an invading force
Of 10000 in that country.
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AZ a conference meetlng, one Of tho

At a conference meeting, one Of the
deacons Of the church, a cool, easy
old gentlaman, made lis accustomed
exhorlation, and undertook TO quote
the passage describing the mighty
works Of the Saviour raising the
dead and casting OFT dewitt" Some
how the deacon got the thing trans
posed, and solemnly drawled OUT
"he cast out the dead aud raj cd the
devil r
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seus OF the Week

The seek cones ufd agaln. bring
iag ~ is coarfr, the frneF, of u,spy
aasirs ia or dlGerenl srmips, and
among IL, aacefs sid rho con-
pose item. Thr vermont Sd ars. %
commoa sill tlese sf ihs eiirg 10y
s,a'es begin. By fs'nsl rgies to 81.
pre,s thcir dissa'i,ftetua gith the
proceeding 81 those r.lsicisns A. tte
North, abo arc tsyig ,o aeakcu lhe
hears 81 The people aaa The hand Of
the government Ia earyIng on The
vzr.
The i6ih r~gim u, took llr .esl y
tbs mailer and their patti he uHe.
Ances. we ha.e 90 1.ubi ~iil y aiea
40 ~ tbc Other regiments % tie Geld,
AID srnt back - Is siiheR new sai
aHcc Of lleir dicliry TO tie cause u
lie. they are engaged, ard wAh a
new repf0of u those Who j. ilrse days.
would attempt 10 di.atl etile soldiers,
or discourage them in the work ih y
have undertaken.
Tie New York Spectator Of Thurs.
day says: -" Before many days in Al
probability, the din Of battle w.ll re-
vrltrae from tile heights Of Viehs
burg. 10 be echoed by Rosrncran's a.,
iillery in Tennessee, aud 10 prolong
It's peal 10 tie Aasbog 0f Charleston"
fac position q tile public mind in
regard 70 tAsse places, stbai Of anx.
ious expectation, We have bad al
ready some unfortunate occurrences
near vick'6arg, AMI recently orr in
tennessee, rs will 10 seen by our
news report
The loa Of the tive sFboais on
the Mississippi Is source q great NOR
,iscation and regret Fear have b en-
eater.ained, that these boats, one 81
which ia already ID The rebel service,
would seriously damase our pro poets
on The river, Bot IL il Is true az nav
reported that Com. Porer's &c ~ have
passed Through canal and goHt doea
below we shall have less rrasoa for
apprehension on this ground.
Com. Porter has under hi, com
mand the Monitor Gunbaats, Tescum.
bis, 5glu5 Chillitoihe. q; Iron clad
Bep,on, l6 Carondole,, IL Mound
CITY IS Louisville, 10; Ran La
fAyette, 6 Eastporh 10, Dekalb, l3
Cincinnati, 10; Pittsburg, ID; Wor,
den gunboats, Concsiosa, 0 Tyler, 81
Liltle Rebel 2; Lcxirgtoa, . Bragg
8; Price, q; and twelve light drafts
'.in-e.ad' boats mounting G guns.
II all these vessels are past lhe cut
of, or can 60 past, We sec not why
they canno, sweep the River clear o.
all rebel ca IS from Vieksburg 10 New
Orleans. Information "a waited FOL
ai,h grea, interes, from this quarter
Already there are various report.
favorable or unftvorable. b. We want
Cor something reliable befure paliins
forth our judgment 10 tie matter.
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TIE Louisville Journal states that
The people Of Kentucky are zealously
responding TO the call for Union
State Convention. Many counties
have already appoin ed delegates to
convention. Many others are moving
yi-orou y IN the matter, and i is be-
lieged a ! tho rest will follow heir ex.
ampe.
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REsiGSATIog or GEs. SIGELr-
IL 10 stated thai Ger. SigeI has placed
his resignation in the bands Of the
President and gone bone. lnsuper'i-
hIs dIfic lilies 10 hls intercourse With
he COMMUNICATIVE hief. are alleged
as the rea.ons Tor this resolution,
y hich u IL be rezrvti' ID by very
81 Ter IL he army. i Is 'aeaght
tA4l - gsg wi D. 3' e.3 q
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New York, March 4

New York, March 4.
The Washington Star says that a
detachment Of fifty Of the first YER
mont Cavalry were surprised at Aide
by seventy rebrls. Fifteen OF our
men were taken prisoners, including
Captains Woodward and Hantoon.
The President received a dispatch
yesterday announcing the capture Of
Fort McAlIister, at the mouth OF tie
Ogeechee River. near Savannah.
A Hilton Head letter Of the 9th
nit, says Tie troops are under orders
TO embark. and the next steamer will
probably bring intelligence Of The al
tick on Charleston.
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HOME MATTERS.

WESTERN vEnMoST RAILROAD. - Thetrains
on this road now arrive at this Station on the
following hours
.nociag .Norih-Mail Train, at 946 A,
VI; Freight, nj IT P ~; Express, at Sll
Pm.
.Hopiag South Freight, at G;20 a. NJ. /;
Express. at 1921 H.; Mail, at 4;20 RS
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BLIND MANS CONCERT Prof earns
Concert, on Tuesday evening last, more than
equ,lled cur expectations. Seldom can be
found ore on whom such variety Of talents
are bestowed, and all cultivated in man
ner 10 excel In consequences Of bal wealth
sr, the house was NOT crowded; but the au-
dIence p, ssent attesied heir interesi in. and
appreciation Of she entertainment BY a
breaihless silence, and undivided attention.
Wherever Prof earns uay 20, we bespeak
for him full houses and attentive and appre.
ciaiige audieaccs
Prof Carn- will Re present and contribute
to the entertainment TO be had al Dorset,
this evening.
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Snow AaAIs = After long respite from
the reign Of the snow King, We are at hast
we're With depth Of some Jif,esa inches
Of the feathry substance, whch is hailed
With delight BY our farm re, WHO have tecn
obliged to lslay the drawing Of their " God
to mars ct.
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