, 1863-11-30

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|. TIE 5PEAKERsu1p.
| Tie release Of Mr. Anderson from a rcbe]
prison increases the chances Of the Union
| men. This secures us twelve majority, In
case the three Union men elected partly b,
copperhead yotes, in New York and Pennsyl
yania, 60 with Us. OF these learn bale oj
Pennsylvania may be depended upon. Be-
sides Anderson Of Kentucky, another mat
from that State is depended upon. ThlE
would give us thirteen in all, but this presup.
poses that the Governor Of Maryland viii moi
play the dog in the matter Of the certificates
learn from Ohio men that but two Of The
Kentucky men can be depended on withou,
any LIS or. buts." The remainder did all
they could in OHIO to help Vallandigham.
SALE OF PROPERTY. j
Property is constantly rising in value here.
Yesterday saw the lease OF building ii.
tended for hotel and stores. The furniture
on the first floor sold for 5000. The build.
Ing Is In E street, near Pennsylvania Avenue,
The rent is $500 per. year, hut It will cost
$50, GOO at least to finish the building, which
the lcsee will have to pay. It contains near
" two hundred rooms, but 7 should Judge By
EXAMINATION. or OFFICERS FOB CoLoBEp
REGIMENTS.
Up to the 21st inst, e03 Candidates have
been before the colored regiment examining
Board in this city. OF these, 40 hive bee1
accepted, 500 rejected, and declined exam
nation. Five colonels, 8 lieut. -colonels, 10
majors, IS captains, 126 lieutenants, 2M Sec
animation. Of these, 81 were Selected fiom on
commissioned officers, 2sS from privates and
non-commissioned officers, aud 163 from citi-
zens. There were 81 commissioned officers,
23G privates and non-commissioned officers,
and 80 citizens registered.
The names Of the colonels passed are: 8.
Fellows, 14th New Hampshire; 8. a. Dun
can, 14th New Hampshire; L. F.. Haskell,
Lieutenant and Aid-de-camp; G. ". Fribley,
9Th Penn. Vols; J. Shaw, citizen, Rhode
Island. =.
and st. Louis Boards.
NEW PATENTS Issued.
The following new patents are out:
Travelling invalid chair, ohas. L. Bander, c1eve-
Gear cutting, A. T. Boon, aalesbarg, nj.
Piston for steam engines; F. Il. Fufniss and Ja-
cob Hovey, Cleveland, Ohio.
.si 5sife s;s9seS Se and sticking sath
Machine for tanning, volney &. Russo, Chicago,
2 st su9stsnss for the
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Truas for Hernia, Daniel g. Smith, Adrian,
Mich. !
Loop cheek Of sewing machines, J. B. secor,
G1a{n separator (re-lssue). James Ferguson, Du-
buQue, Iowa. -
PosTNAsrgRs APPOINTED.
3Rs 9ames H;aa 6 s'oq @ c,1ro Ale5aadeE e. CO, III.
Alfred Bradbury, Ffeeland, De Kaib Co., III.
Josiah RinehcIst, Wales, OgIe Co., III.
Andrew Bowman, New Lancaster, Warren Co.,
james s. Hamilton, Sunbeam, Mercer Co., n. :;
Chas. EgEe1t, Kirchain, Washington Co., III.
David Hardenburg. Kheinaburg, Rlchland Co.,
=: A1bough, Dry Creek, Lynn Co., Iowa.
Thos: EsHays sabula, jackson Co., Iowa.
John Hiakey, Monroe, Jaaper Co., Iowa
POST OFFICES DISCONTINUED.
Prairie Fed, Rock Island Co., III.
IIzoria, Rock Island Co., III.
Town line, Warren Co., III.
Lake Sixteen, Fulton Co, 1a-
Garry Owen. jackson Co, Iowa.
Hinton, Mecosta Co, Mich.
Liberty, Renoaha Co., VIA.
Chanhaseont Carver Co., MINI.
TnIIahona, Lucas Co., Iowa.
rosT OFFICES EsTABLlsHED.
Phelps, Alien Co., L., Joseph Smith, P. n.
Browns Valley. Montgomery Co., H.. q. "
Hasker's Corners, Peoria Co., NJ, Wm. B1andln,
bridgeport, Jackson Co., Iowa, uoratio G. Has.
1a6a.o Fork, Kosauth Co., Iowa, s. Il. Reed,
Grove Hill, Bremen Co., Iowa, F: Harwood, Pm.
Clay Hill, Jones Co., Iowa, VI. C. Waters, P. n.
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