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Among rs contents, vii! instance the followipg
The more important Acts (condensed) Of the
pout Congress session. including the Homestead,
Conf, alton Pacific Railroad Agricultural Colleges &C., with
those punish Frauds venoiy Members Of
Congress also prohibiting Slavery and Poygsmy in the
reroe sbosng ssvery in the Federal District; o'bdd!ng
soldiers TO catch Fugitive Slaves &C. &c.
The Internal Revenue or Tax-bill, condensed.
The present Tariff ditto.
A Chronicle Of the principal Events Of the War
during 1852.
The Election Returns for 1862 from all the states
aud Territories. with the soldiers Vote by itself
Statistics from the u. S. Census of 1860.
u. S. 0yernment-Executye, Judiciary, En-
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New.YoIk
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KOSECxsAtS,

The Rebel strategy ought by this tipe to be
familiar to all our commanders. To strike al
unexpected blow in oycrw helming force-tt
fall suddenly upon wing, al advance division
or on tie rear Of the Unionists--tO surprise
the doomed corps in lis tents if possible and
crush it before it can get into line, or at least
before its supports can come up-such was
substantially the aim at Lexington, Ball. Bluff,
Shiloh, Fair Oaks, Galnes's Mills, Groyeton,
Perrysye and at Murfreesboro. And never
was this strategy more successful at the out
set than At Murireesboro. Our left wing raS
urprised-inexcusably, fatally surprised-and
beaten into flying, helpless mob, minus guns,
cassons, aud almost everything else, before il
fairly knew that the Pbilistines were upon it,
Our loss in men was about 5000; but in fight
ing capacity and efficiency IL was more than
twice that, in the first hour after the Rebel
attack on the morning. Of tie 3ls.; while the
Rebels had not los5 two hundred. They had
thus demoralized and disheartened our whole
army, a majority of whom looked upon defeat
as their inevitable portion. The defeat Of Ne
Clellan's right wing by Stonewall Jackson at
Gaines's Mill was not nearly so disastrous.
But just where Mcclellan began to retreat
ROsecrans began to fight. Instead OF looking
around for gunboats or intrenchments behind
which to shelter what remained OF his army,
he commenced at once to make new dispO-
sitons for the reception of the triumphant,
advancing host. He had but few minutes 1T
his disposal; but he improved them to the ut
most. With calm, cheerful confident, assur-
ing presence he rode through his anxious,
troubled, apprehensive ranks, the light of bat
lie in his eye reminding valor in their souls.
posting his remaining cannon so as to sweep
with deadly aim the field over which the cx-
ulting Rebels were so soon 10 advance,
placing his infantry so as to support
the artillery with the least exposure
possible; and making every one feel that
retreat was not to be thought Of-that there
was no choice but TO conquer or TO die. Hard
" were the most necessary dispositions com
Melted when the Rebel columns came rushing
OH. with shouts that shook the earth, undOubt-
ing that they would repeat in q few minutes
the lesson they lad just given McCooks de-
mo,ished division. But sheet of flame icaped
to meet them, roar OF cannon and rattle OF
muskeiry drowned their frantic yells, O
pail Of smoke shrouded the fed Of conflict
from view, and there was no cessation until
silence on the other side suggested the inutllity
of further firing on ours. Soon the cloud
lifted; the sun shone out bright and warm
our grim battalons stood to their arms in
readiness for the word of command; but there
was no foe within sight-nothing but plain
hesped with the writing and the dead. Such
was the first taste Of his quality given tC
Bragg'S DULLES by Rosecrans; and, though
often thereafter impelled to repeat the dash
of Wednesday morning. they never did il sc
recklessly nor with anything like the success Of
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One of the Sunday papers cont3ye fAss
and malicious account of an inft.lsal cOAtes>
encc on Saturday oSsaing betweaa SECRETARY
Chase and tic leading bankers Of our CITY.
The conference did actually take place; bul no
word was uttered by any sue wla.k Mr.
Chase wos(d have preferred n.t to heaf Tn,
bankers Of our City have ut East the manner,
of gentlemen.
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eighth ballot for Speaker, tie result still being tie.
They 20 at !, again to-day.
The Hon VIM. A. Richardson is nominated for
United States Senator by the Democrats Of the Hi
nois Legislature.
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cite Hon. John II. Henderson, Conservative
elected tao United State, Senate by thu Legislature
Missouri tho 9th inst, for tse Shot term" Herald
1t is thus that tao public is deceived oad
misled. Mr.. Henderson came out for Emaaci-
patton to save the Union soue time before
President Lincoln did, aud has been an open
and ardent Supporter Of the policy Of Freedom
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New.YoIk,

On and after this date. The TRIBUNE will not
eosye either corporation individual shinplasers Gov
err postal rency only will be received for fractions
mana oil a dnllar.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

sergeant: Provided, That the grade Of
supernumcrary second lieutenant ard two
teams;ers fer each company, and one
chief farrier and blacksmith for each reei-
ment as allowed by said section of iha.
act, be, and they are hereby, abolished;
and each cavalry company may have two
trumpeters, TO be paid as bug,ers; and
each regiment shall have one veterinary
surgeon, with the rank of a regimon.al
sergeant major, whose compensation shall
be sevcn;y-five dollars per month
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On saturday evening another ipssalnent q ths Banks
expedition departed from this city 10 the steamship
Illinois and four sailing vessels leaving but about six
or seven New England regiment, and some suagsiers
behind When these transport 10 tho seat Of war
the expedition viii have acquired s full complement
The portion o. the expedition which left on saturday con.
sisted Of the Forty ninth Massachusetts, rox1bs Colonel
BARTLETT commanding part Of the Twenty .srs Maine reg.
meat and dstachmenss from other regiments, Colonel
johnson commanding. The following officers ia com.
mssd accompanied the expedition -Brigsdisr General
Geores T. Andrews Adjutant General, Captain Howard
Dwight Jr. Quartesnaster, Captain n. ~ HAYES Com.
mlssasy, Captain v. y owen; First Assistant Commis
s.ry Lieutenant shelton; Aid de-camp, Lisutsnant
Fisks.
Brisadier General George IL Andrews n . Bostonisn
and q graduate OF West Poist where be distn.
gushsd himself In almost every branch taught in that
ably conducted academy II 10 said that he was FIRST
everything even In painting drawing aud engineering
Added 70 these qualifications he possesses 0rmnes=
yet suavty, IN cnmmsnd--never sswins breach Of die.
pns 10 20 unpunsbed, or Withholding hs appreciation
where merit may be due.
Captain Putnam of the unted States army, vii attend
10 ths forwardiux OF such troops aud Supplies st
TO be sent forward 70 the expedition. His orse NJ the
stevens House, Broadway
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Tag LATEST FROM THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC
The last news from the Army Of the Potomac
represents ii as stuck in the mud and unable
TO move: but, with the energy Of General Burn,
side aud the improvement in the weather COM
bined. we shall no doubt see it ont OF the diff
Guilty and in motion once more. Mr.. Lincoln,
too, appears to be stuck firm in the mire; but
is-unlike the WAGNER in the fable who appeal
ed 10 Jupiter for aid--he puts his own shoulder
vigorously to the wheel, and, with the aid and
advice Of the conservative party. lifts the
wagon OF State out Of the rut into which it has
got fixed. by changing his Cabinet, he may put
IL all right again and thus. with the combined
assistance of the army and the administration
we may 9 able to crush the rebellion and re-
store peace to an undivided nation
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Psrsonal lntellISsnce.

Captain John Wales Of tho Seventeenth United States
Infantry WINS, the 22d inst united in marriage with
Miss Ellen Wood, at Portland Ne.
The statement Of the Bangor Wing that Lieutenant
Henry ~ Binney Of the Name Tcnh had been dismissed
the service for desertion must be mistake. Lieutenant
Bnncy injured al the surrender OF Harper Forty
and has been home after reporting at Annapolis
as paroed prisoner The last OF December he received
from Annapolis that no would be exchanged before
the 18th of January and 70 mako his plans accordingly
He was soon after appointed upon the stan Of General
Wool.
General A. D. McCook and staf, and General George o.
Wagner and stan Indianapolis. Ind, on the zh
inst, q short leave of absence. General Mcfook goee
Dayton, Jhio; General Wagner 70 Warren county Ind
In the Jefferson county (Ry) Circuit Court the 10th
inst, the OF General Jefferson G. Davis for man
slaughter In killing General Nelson continued until
the next term.
General Joseph Carr of the United States Army; :.
Noon, Of Philadelphia H. 3 skinner, Of Rhode island
]. bradley, OF 81 Louis. Captain ". o Thomas Of the
United States Army Captain J. H. Frsbee and ,. H..
Goodman of san Francisco, II. schubcr, Of Panama;
iam Barr % 81. Louis, and r. W. Groonan, Of Chi
csgo, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
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Iu as low AZ three, four. ave and sis ao..s ., g y
ALIENS No. 40 broadway. on" soor bc'o~ Canal sisrS
ScHENoK,s sEAwEED TONIC THIS MEDICINE. 4
weed growing the shore |. an nfabe remedy 'or
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il permanently strengthen, tho stomach and p"r'oc. and
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are Ia ,clcsa6s h.si,hy condition. /. as
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,pmg ss.,on ~ ~.n are -. .o ss.s anu
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100 other bad AZ, " nc b, ~. %"
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~ ss s FROM Ia: IT,
thar whoever read Of II may see evidences o. s
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n.'sa5i" cue. on a" issar L raG.hns
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selling dollars wo.tb az ~. ,,,y., ,,y,,
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~ Married.
LEvxMr-Mcc.srr..0n Wednesday, January 81, at
the residence Of the brides parents, RAirAed Conn., BY
tho Rev. Father 6ynnOtt, Mr. McaAu. IxvmIY, Of
Bridgeport to hAG0 seoood daughter OF John McCarty
ESQ . formerly OF New York.
PURDY--MBfl0x --On Wednesday evening, January 81,
by che Rev j. P. Newman JAMES A. PuRoV Miss SARAH
JAMS hEAcx. daughter OF W. H. Melick, Eaq., Of this
city. No cards.
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MISC ELLASEOtS.

A sTfNA-A pisTIsauIsafD LAWYER wRIrEs
n firm AuKIstt, Msinr, lOlyNs - When
mepo.4 ,,sins J0sAt wllft9MBs REMEDY for s.,h
tns hal N.en al Nta NIh Nat dlseh&r ufaty twenty
years az y. sls.,o1.e sna ms BED stlses Ia se
frexyensJ 81 1nn bghs 10 saoFsioa, Soon sficr
ffvNf The remedy fyand u4scffslGtred frlefg
Asap agd strength tsgaa y lnrrofe have gsn,d wsny
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fhs Asvery foundation 81 ase.ss = bfpirn
up tat wiu sDon eniifsiy issy. ne Ils nls,Hs
abYse fffefrsH ~ y prepared - Nsssfs JOSEPH VI N
srrT 20. rrHngnt siuei. Boloa, Anh y Toe sae -
fFussists grurrHNy
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PORTLAND Jan. Is, 1893
The steamship una sailed a, midnight saar iay ior
LlverpooL
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Royal Havana Lottery,
See o0cisl drawing OF Jan. ) 1854 In another column
TAYLOR a co.
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Tom Thumbs Wedding. -Bayard, rs
Park row. has received supply 81 Turtle Ter keso nupas
BRITAIN SCOTT.
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MIsCHLI.ANrOUA.

(tfhrifMENS WATCHES-M0Sr PLEFElI TIME
~ ktepcr from THREE handred dollars each luA
received aud sale b. GEORGF q. ALLEN. slb Broad
WAY one door fellow Canal formerly IL Wall street
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CITY Intelligence.


sworb PRESERVATION on Wednesday evening last there
was numerous assembly Of ladies and gsu.s4sp Il the
residence Of Mr. Charles Nage Fulton street, brooklyn
to witness the presentation OF spcuid sword sash and
belt TO LIEUTENANT g. ~ Granger Of the Eighty eighth
regiment New York Volunteers, Irish Brigade Captain
Hart AGjnnnt General ~ the brigade made the presen
taiion paying tribute to the bravery and GOODNESS
hibsd By Lieutenant Granger on iLe 1eld Of battle,
GlzLY's FRASusco BrsrsEs- bnsfroRy 1885,
This valuable work annual publication q merit and
u,cfgncss, ssged BY y. NJ Gazlay Of san Francisco
r. Gaziay visits New York for the purpose q issuing
his nsau Francisco business Directory here this year
aud circulating IL In California his return as usual
FfssyEss BAri-Thc annual ball Of the New York Fire
Department VIII come on this evening at tho Academy Of
riages Will approach the Academy from feenth street.
and depart In the opposite direction
Pheiam's I'm approved Billiard Tables nd
% 70 Crosby street, New YORK. -.
80 P.ychoios icsl Lecture or R,per,
menis at CLIFTON Hall Until TUESDAY evening. class on
Eight cart.s Dc vlsltT Tor y, e Ia
elasisd style and anish, at rAITs coraefcqisha.a an
SnsEsss Wilson, S ns sfs.d..5 c nv STAND"
Wigs, Toupees. Hair Oys, Hair Dy.lns
szrcSTio;ss is s;a q. street sss'''''f 'A' '' w."
Bachelors HAIR Dye-Ths Best In the
world Instantaneous harmless and reliable Sod ~ drug
gs and perfumers everywkerc. Factory Blfcay street
Deautifu1 Ceaplexiea-I.sird's Lfqaid
PeAr has achieved celebrity having equal for bcAu
~ ing the skin. All drsssis,s and xp Broadway.
-------------------
spasmsSic Asshms.-rhs Most severe
k siss rs ss
n 10 lnsance has failed 70 giVe immediate r,ief Bee al
----------~.@
Crtstasore's Hair Dye, Pressryssive and
VIC Depot, wholesale and retail. No Aston Howe TIE
Dye applied ~ ss,iin artists.
DIR. e.. 10. Marshall, Lung Inhaiist, SO
famous for curag Asthms Bronchitis md gaiarb .
toe ~ Nicholas Hoe ", w. Tor few lsuger Con.
suiia,ion Tree. HOME o5PM.
DIR. e.. ~. Marshall, Lung InhaIIss, go
famous f0f curing Asr Bronchitis. md Cst.rh ~ sta 4
The 81 Nicholas Boiel, w. Tor i9w days longer Con.
ISOLATION free. h1nr. u 'o5P " Adircs Above tiosei
d.. y. ~. schenek
sih he professionally the Marlboro Hotel 8s,sa On
"Wednesday aud IhafsisT the tslh .nd ~ - Ss4safs
Diseases of IN. Nervous, semi~si. trI-
nFfY sni y Ausl system sui fasdr #1=ta
feiF,t = ~ NE Howard A&aslatBa s~1i -l
euve yr Lee "a chasz Atlress ~ ! s&.IH sbsa
Howard AstcAii'n PhiadripHis. "a.
Dortor Hunters Discovery Curts the
wpCN fprms - srtpfuts oh-liatr Ffuta
sai oi Cte& No 3UFistgn sitctt Ae~ f9is ett, taus
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Prizes Dashed In All Legalixed Loste.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker II
Wall street. Room No. l. New York
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Co.'S Kentucky aud Ni.so1ri STATE Lottsfics
- hnSrucxr BtTxA ClAss il-January 81 1861
81, 20. IL. 81, 10. 6S. b6. 80. Z. 81, 40. ~.
KENTUCKY, Class f2--January "a 1858
46. rs. ~, 63. s, rs. 2, 81, 60, OF, 3, 6. IT.
Circulars sent FREQ Of Charge ~ Addressing either 70
MURRAY RDDY 90,
ooyington, Ky, or IT, Louis, No.
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Dr. Q. q. M.r.nnil. hung inn.l,.,. %
d.. j. III. sohsnrk

famous f0r curing Asthma Bronchitis, md Ct.nh " sa =
suiistion free. hoir. u 'o5PN Adirc. Above tosei
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HOLMES TO riE sof.pIERs.

IioLMEs TO THE SOLDIERS.
- soldiers q III tnon aud woikngnen OF The natioss
and % c. f@f zoe liberty ana The I'D s. q your
s s ss NIUE u ao.a . s@ o
ia. called you forth III oa sns 81 eaha sa. fra. s
70 combat dss9ue ehems ~ troG aud ocTstc o-
ses your Ncs aad s"lt l 9o sma sour "
,ry ior freedom ana equality drmains Victory death
IN wealth. but rich men IN psncpe arher Owners Of snd
principles d liberty and rs,,"c must 10
n.s 81 ~ n.. y, ,.s = AUD ey pow
SOLDIER provr 20 che world yonr .ensraion Tor equality
educational advantages ana your ds,osation ac,,oas
T. foster ,s as. ss ~ 's 81
sil;n o. wealth o. % priv sre .mssr yo and sas ~ &c
soldiers Of he Union. the great arm, o. ss,.d
tas. ns III s.pS" s D,
men, unlike yourselves American citizens whom ~ tho
S.ss.r. and ali ,Ss eos.sasssi d.prsaioa. o. eau.y
as.s. Who have s.msd he power rSi
End SS~r ~ ,odas" zoe.
bell thai Save drivers aud mionars are sa,er.sr
!. sna '.t sy Divine nm ,9es .sau!a 9s. s e:
aud g also Goas earth exclusively Ana nil tho 40
broHeh soldier. aud wor kin smea Unon.
your country aud NE sacred e.u,ion Of you, n"aas
your ehnrehe. your ballots aud your swords iss patriot
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES CuRK CHArPkD HANDS
suitable for ell kinds OF housrwork For sale ~ hs
trade. GOODYEARS India Rubber Glove Msnui
Company 36 Broadway. Rubber Of every descrsv
ton wholesale aud retail. Also India ilbber DC. -lsy.
r AIDES GILT COMBS NEW STYLES JUST Rk
s ssfs rc enc rs sSs &c c.u Y . =
MOURNING EARR Nos AND PINS, NEW HTYLKa
vI : three ave and sis dollars sci.
At u. q. ALIENS, No. as broadway. ono dos below
Canal street
MOURNING WATCH CHAINS. NEW STYLES. 8DMH
un tOtlaE flur. D.
ALLEN H. No 40 Broadway soor bciow Canal sivreA
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The Undersigned have this into efsh.
Lott cry Of Kentucky the name OF France Ellis Co.
" g. FRANCE A. p. BILLS,
JOHN MCKINNEY. WIN. FORsK
C0vINcI0s, Ky, january Z. 1863
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shhe professionally a. TIE Marlboro Hotel. s,sr On
"Wednesday aud fhafsisY. tae tsh ard nh - Jsgssfs
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