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Casualties fa the New YORK Cavalry
e t Regfments.

The following Ia list OF casualties during late cavalry
raids Warsaw July s. T. and 7, and Rocky Mount,
August Is, 49, 20, 81, % and 49, Ia North Caroliua -
rmaD KEW YORK VOLUNTEER CAVALRY
Company A-P. Clark, wounded; Captain Addson q.
Company d John y. Bater, missing.
Company Peter u. Borst, wounded In the arm: r
winchel aud Timothy Corkery. missing.
Company E.-- Blackman, wounded; VIM. McCor-
mick aud John l.. smith, missing.
Company G.-Bugior Masset. wounded In the thigh;
henry Eager aud p. s. Durham, missing.
Company E.--David Kinney, missing.
Company L.--James Il. Shaw, dangerously wounded 10
tho right shoulder.
MIx's NEW CAVALRY REGIMENT.
CSmrIny A A-Thnusas J. Paul, missing. Fmmctt HaR-
geriy Jefferson Moore aud James Mitchell, taken pri
soners.
Conauonr B-John Iaetsrh. Thomas Tearney Joseph
Sheridan Hartnan Wolf ana David Kaemmeref, missing,
TWELFTH YORK CAVALRY. As
Company A -pr.vato David Carryl, killed.. Corporal
Geo. tnner privates John Green and wm. Lipkn.
woanded Captain Cyrus Church, First Lieutenant Henry
rails William Thompson, NJ. Quinn Vim. Cromsck, privates
Vim. DAVIS j. nnuunison, Collins Martin, J. N Mitcheh,
Myrou Taylor Roswell Taylor John Riley, Lester Thy0r
VIM. Thompson Second serpeans John p. Miller, Henry
Wilson, AMI .Jsmes Jones' missing. A +, 80 -.
Company B.-Privae Hiram q. Rood killed First
J sah Burnett private John Tracy, wounded; Quarter
master Sergeant Henry G. Brceae, private David wilson,
mmsnc
Company F-Scrgrant James hcKcnna, priyatcs Louis
Bcrksfcin Chas Eermonlin, james Deyin, Riley Lincoln,
wounded: rrivates Narciss Midway Hubert Kelley.
Adolphus Kahbaum, George Pcntland. Charles smith,
Thomas Rogers, Saddicr Charles Rot0. missing.
NORTH CAROLINA UNION cAvALRy.
Compcny L.private c. Gaylord, wounded; Corporal r
Stribeck missing
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Sea9racy sakes peoo % Wiki Pr refuses q aooeds
q from vhtch 80 = exciuds1 hts mutual assurance
compeny orokea up = ones; pfstext 10 ebrded 70
wards Prussa and Louis Napoleon will be able 10 march
Into tne Rhsnish provinces without ncurrng tho risk OF
nnding his progress stopped his hank turned by =
federal army the position Of Prussia would then become
exceedagly perous Torn by internal dssensons. Po
lab ne1ection raging In the East the4egons Of Magenta
and Soeripo advancing from the West, Austria close
BY, burning with the desire OF recovering Sicia 1t
would require almost miracle for her 70 escape dessruc
tiou.
But thsge u one obstacle TO the realization Of the sde
NdpoleonSenes which their great expounder does not
appear TO have calculated upon. II be true that the
tion Of monarchy in Mexico tho Archduke will hardly
be hurry ascend the throne in face OF the compI
cations such protest s 10 lead to at no distant
period and his refusal play the part assigned TO him
oy the imperial conspraors would be quite likely 70
upset the whole programme. .ss sl i As4 81
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Obseu uies or Colonel r. Me Cornyn--An
------ -. H0nOre0 burial.


N (From the st. Lo6s Democrat, August 18.
All that was mortal OF Florence N. Cornyn was yester
day committed TO the dust. BY three r. w.. the hour
designated for tho Of tho burial service,
Francis Xavier OF Ninth aud Greene streets Tho
honOred rcmas under appropriate arrived from
General f. P. BARS residence. whore they had lain ia
since reaching st. Louis. Thoy were received Ut
In front OF the altar by Rev. Father John 0Neii aud
band youthful torch bearers 10 white robes. The altar
and It's surroundings deusey crowded with lighted
candesiH the august manner OF the Catholic church
eioqucnty conducted by Rev. Father O'Neil. who was
aided by Rev. Father Sutos. Tho performance OF the
choir peculiarly grand and soicmu Fathce O'Nei
delivered affecting address upon the uncertainty OF
the impartial aud relentless nature Of DEATH and the
glorious hopes OF the Christian. He paid touching
tribute TO the acknowledged virtues OF the deceased
marking that he confessed member OF the Catholic
church aud cherished us faith as his own. htH s5
The religious exercises n church having concluded tho
body borne down the aisle panied before,
and placed in the hearse Tho funeral cOrtceo then
formed in ordor, consisting OF four mics Of tho
Second Missouri artillery tour companies OF the Ninth
Wisconsin IN anry, four OF the Tenth Kansas and com
panes ana OF the Eleventh Missouri cavalry. Colonel
Vim. Wcer OF General Schohcids star. command.
After the military escort followed carriage containing
the Hev.'fathcr O'Nen and number OF his juvenile
helpers. two carriages continuing tho ra bearers,
General Totten CooneIs Mood, Marsh Curey, Lieutenant
Colonel i,roadhcad Mrs Stark and Wiersy Captain
Underwood. The mournfui hcarse next. in which
wus pniny seen the coiin wrapped in the American
sisu After the carriages bearing deceaseds relatives
and intimate friends, succecded twenty
aining military officers ad1s and citzpns. Among the
first named rgaGer Generals Strong and Gray and
numerous stan officers, sseateHN #Hf rJ aa4 :
With cad strains of music and reversed arms by the
troops. the funeral taiu proceeded up Ninth street and
OUT " Calvary Cemetery, where, amid appropriate
ligi,us nud martial rites tho body was laid 10 rest
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Surgeons for sne C.,or.d R.sams.ss.

I
WASHINGTON Cry, d. c., August 10, 1854.
army modcal board, consist OF Surgeon John ..
H,mmond, u 8 A.. Surgeon John G. Dalton, u 8. " .an1
Assistant surgeon Goncy. U 8. A.. will assemble
ia New York yinmcdate,y, for tbepurpose Of examia
ing candidates for appomcnt surgeons assistant
surgeons to regiments OF coiored troops. -
The examination OF candidates will DO thorough sn6
practical as is considered necessary that medical on
OF coored troops should be efficient those
ing with other troops, NN 5000 Ne1Mt
Candidates will be invited from this oicc to appear bo-
fore the Board for examination.
The Board will determine Whether candidates 0t for
the OF and assistant surgeons. and
will Office the result of each examination at
the close thereof. JOSEPH R. SMITH,
Acting Surgeon General, U. s. A.
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Testimonial 90 Col. Gates, Tweatieth
New York State militia.
OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.
KINGSTON, N. y, Al

KncsroS, N. Y, August Is, 1863
large enthusiastic meeting OF citizens u Ulster
county held in the house here today, well
come Col. Theodore u. Gates, u the Twcatieth New
York State Militia (Ulstcr Guard) aud 10 present him
with testimonial Of their regard for his high character
as man and soldier EA8
The meeting was prcsided over BY Hon. VIM. S. Ken.
yon xho introduced Hon. VIM. q. Wright Judge OF the
Court of Appeals Judgc Wright brisf and eloquent
address conveyed thc gallant Colonel sentiments u
the meeting, and tcndorcd him their behalf the sokcbs
Of their esteem for himself and the under his com.
mand. TIL 80.
He was responded TO by Col, Gates who In q nest snd
modest speech returned suitable os he
kind consideration of his friends for himself and Lts
command, and coaueuty urged all 10 unite 10 the
nnAl cort which is to bring this % cse and re-
siore country " It's former peaceful and happy
dtUu.
Tho testimonial consists of an elegant sword Of amas
stosi IN silver scabbafd with heavy gold mount.
ings, appropriately engraved; service acabbard, ~
bronscd steel sash, sturs and shoulder strAps--thc
! whole OF the must costly description.
Colonel Gates has been IN since tue begin
ming of the In April, 1881 he ac.nmparied tho
Twcntoth New York State Militia the three mont
service IN the capacity o MAJOR Ia Augus that
the regiment having been ganixei ne up 10 the
maximum he again vent forth It's lieutenant colonel
eorp. IN se-fcmbcr lss2 he TO the colonel
cy made by tho death OF sne lapen,ed Coone
The Twentieth militia while under his command too.
mart M the battles Of Chanty, south Mountain. Autr
am lrederi gsburg and Gettysburg IA each crcdl
IL Itself aud ts commander and W tue lost reviewing III
n,lsnn compliment " b,ng mentioned and Thanked To-
~ good cpnduct and success ~ general orders tn
field OF battle 70 " attached TO the bead ldarters
! the Army og the Potomac as Provost Guard.
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other hotsasshs Long Branoh. Ithiak-whis u 'hsD
Of The sesson 20 take place. nsxt Thursday svsoisg
at the Mansion.
In the msantns eli the hotels crowded 70 suoca-
tion. The billiard tables and bowling alleys are nightly
the sleeping chambers OF many somnolent, each o(
whom, however to bear his privatons with tho
utmost stoicsm in view Of the good humor which 70 50
prevalent
In the aquatic way there have been numerous excur-
eions on the beautiful waters OF Pleasure Bay
and Shrewsbury river and OF rem all the crowning one
took place yesterday from the crystal Palace {"
Hops were given last night 81 the hasson, United
States and Pavilion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, August 29--6 p. n.
Money was abundanty easy to-day at 6 per cent.
Business paper was without CHANGE and currency
certificates steady at 99s4. Gold was as high an
l24s4 "a, being maintained there by purchases
to cover short sales and purchases made for its In
trinsic worth. At lbs or thcreabouts there is .
fair legitimate demand for gold. Exchange,
1917 Stocks exhibited marked activity at the
morning board. A geRsralrrcoyery took place.
and was confirmed at the one Pm. call. Tho
slight reaction which was noticed from the ex-
treme prices of the morning appeared to'substan-
tate the correctness Of the opinions which con-
sdercd the recent decline as a mere healthy reac-
ton. A trihe over million is taken ont by the
steamers Of this week; but the movement OF specie
is comparatively small. and can create. no I'M
casiness as to general financial affairs The general
market closed firm. te ..,
The total imports at New York for The week
ending August ~ compare a. folicws with those
OF the past four weeks:-- ttfs eaEh rf rs :
Week md Aug. 27. Axo 20. Aug. H.. duo Q, ysiy8 60
Dry gdds &4e4 i26 800 x20 665 7&o 2l5 76s
G. mdse $50 S0a 800 042 2Sf 5TT
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Fire mt Kingston, Pm.

KINGSTON, Ia, AUGUST 70, 1865
The wyomlng seminary and Boarding Hal. ard the
buildings fo- tho ladies' department consumed by
hre yesterday. los, y 900, iasirauce 5000
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Interpretations into the port OF New York,
other than dry goods and specie for Tho week
ending. August 2s, were 81 ,st5 ,4s0. .ti 81.
Interpretations 90 dry goods into the port Of
New Work for the week ending Angus. n 1855,
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Total So $50 soe so7 l2s a1s s6se SIS

The imports Of foreign dry goods ct this port
have been as follows:- SD q atst Aien tss 4
Pr Ae sceek. 1851. i 1852. l0oS.
Thrown on market. 1.0l4aS6 l,57s,Aso- 2655,29o
Since Jam. I. y. af - -
Entered at tho port $4 21o o3s 36751 01z II o63 6sS
Thrown market. l.975,s7s II S2s .03I saio978
The following table WIN show tho reessp<s ana
payments al the Assistant Treasurer s-ofice ana
the receipts at the Custom House forrthe week
ending Friday evening"
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sant Colcnsl CAmpbeu wsnt mt n o,s>a q - No.
sssA:A rsensss From oelna hs - Ss1ss:1 snAss.
Third DIVISION q the Army q sSs Pus,asS.
SELF At Ramnugger. at Chilsa1 wsish wnsse, IN direct
ing most important and timely movesat he was again
a 8 ~. e = a. - e sss
which hehad woa and enjoyed long. Colonel Camp.
bell was now on the upward PATH and bis star IN the
Tho Russian war broke out. and Sir Colin Campbell.
major general proceeded 70 tho Cimea q tho head
themselves and chief honor with little loss At ths
battle OF che Alma Lord Raglan subsequently coundcd
81 I s' % S ss
sir James simpson from the command Of tho Army
succeeded by Sir Colin Campbell bat this was not so
aud after peace concluded the campaign. On the
nsns general. end il that hish rank he nigh. have
looked forward % years Of peace and que: but the In
dian mutny broke oat, and Sir Colin, With an
notice take command Of the forces engaged In putting
down the "great mutiny." This duty he executed %
cnectualiy that when once bis army was In motion it
flowed over the land regularly tho tide the
boach and there ebb thsncoforth t tho British
sway again paramount and supreme over all India.
When these abors on the field were ovcf ho returned
homo and received the wledgmens q the whole
country thanks o Parliament and tho appreciation
OF his sovereign He was then created Lord Ciyns.
Peace again brought his active services In field 70
end At late review or the volunteers Of England at
Bushton be took Tho eosmand at request q the higher
pQwcrs but after It he said Il vas bis last day
Ia tho eld and be retired from s active scrvice In
1850 he appointed colonel x tns Cola stream Guards
and Ia 1882 Aeid marshal II b ssid or him that man
ever studied thoroughly and know intimately the
character the virtues and tho feelings o tho soldier the
ranks His rugged brow knitted nercely and his eye
flashed doubtful Gre. he hoard word spoken TO tho
soldiers disparagcnent or detected any acton to his
detrimcnk 4 1A' .1V as sk7l'R tn0ea "a
In person Lord Clyde was well knit. symmetrical and
GRACEFUL bn OF late years hts shoulders became
what bowed though he lost little Of the activity which
ained full and Arm the great Dquare jaws. and his
eye pierced the distance with Ill force f his youthful
vision His sp gray locks stall stood close and thick
curling over the head aud above the wrioked brow and
there few external signs q the decay Of nature
which was, Doubt going within. accelerated by
vice. His remains were deposited n Westminster Abbey
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.S28.Isl,l3T

BaancesAugrst 70 ....-... .$1blsl,ljI sets .se #i
The abovc table shows an increase os sS81Be0 -
in the ancsnt In the hands of the Assistant Tsea-
surer, compared with the close Of the previous
week. Included in the receipts OF the wssk were
81 ISL .000,in specie. sNt& ai
The. days business at the Sub Treasury was -
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Death or Lord. clyde.

Death or Lord. Clyde.
Died At Chatham. Eng and, on tho f4tn INST, Lord
Clyde (sr Coin csmpbcl, in the seventy afs year OF
hts age.
lord clyde, better known "a SIR cola Campbell from
his services the Crmea, and ler the master spirit
that que,ed the great sepoy masny India, was bora
October 90 1902 the city o. Glasgow Scotland and
was consequently iE his seventy -arst year. On the
fatbcrs side his parcutase humble ba, from his
mother no claimed descent 'seutie blood" At an
early age he bis Scottish home and put
scnocl in England. when he but sixteen years Of
age his materna, relatives procured for him from
the Duke Of York commson as eus.sn IN the Ninth
regiment u foot Those the days d pstas leather
breeches and Hsssan boots and bong duly Installed
those be % Canterbury Join his regiment
The day after oirias. his rcsimens marched embark
for tho Peninsula Ire young soders apprenticeship to
his trade was read, rough and ruAe-oo holiday play
FOR 10 three wesks time from leaving school be ths
Preach Infantry cres,,na the hiiisdes n ymiero IA
went through tie whole ot the campaign. and Vas wtt
his regimcat lte retreat CorhDna lie aterwardi
servei oa the M sss, "a isoS
ns fe ssrodcaily .or thirty Years Ise,wardsso much
that b. was sceus;csa . ssy w.ess'su he was win
Sp.io, aud shared the battles q Barcssa IN March
lsii ana IN the defence Of rsra, In January 1914 III
with which he was actively employed against the FreDcl
IN long series harassing sifmfshes and operations
% same s,,,ss ss rsoeh a..
in 1918 Le o,ned the luke of weinstons army again
apd ralnged uso the hckest of the hard fighting which
!, to,x pacc IN tuas memorable year Al ths age o
twenty one he had made name Tor sctvity, courage
and determination which began 70 be heard throughout
| the army He passed unscashed through vutoriA. Al
81 Sebastian no led foriorn hope which rushed to hs
aid the sorm,ng party and there received two wounds
while at the passage " The Bdassoa he received bue
! IN his thigh He became captain by brcvct in 1919
ana remained 70 that grade Coz twelve years 10 tsit \,
sft france aud proceeded 20 America 20 against III.
armies on tue rcrnbc where be remsilcd til AFT = hs
hatt. ~ New Orcaps when bosiics ceased 10 1898 b,
served as brigade Of the frce empicyed reacn,
the blacks 10 nemarars Subsequently and Tor man,
years he waS employed on duty which he oca afos,
OF "a most disgusting a. solderthe protecting by mil,
tary torte thu eccons and sales Tor tue re<overy x
| thr then 30 common in ireland Years OF Inactive M
| were uow appatsntly before nlp snd Mayor Can,,he,
had almost resigned himsea TO tn career ~ ha IA,
osfccr when luckily hs became master a lew hnndre
ouia. with which he purchased iiei,e co,nclcy
aud this sum made a the difference between nia Twin
an obscure veteran rad his rise Ia Tho world as et
| fnar sn, cf Great Britain.
Wien war was daci,ssd aSa'nst rh.1A u Asss. IaA,su
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Cosprrror o. rHE srArr TnKAsuRr.--

CoxpIrIon or THE STATE TREAsuRy.-
From a repor, made 10 the Legislature BY
the Treasurer. Of State, we gather the fol-
lowing statement pf the condition Of the
State Treasury on the lst day Of November,
1862: Cash in Treasury and In the hands
Of the Agen, Of State Feb. II, 1871. $17o..
36s So; receipts from oil sources from Feb.
~, 1861, 10 Nov. ], 1862, $6455bl2 ~;
add balance Feb. ". 1861, Of sl70,S6S 80
and we have total Nov. l, 1854. Of So
628 ,88l 20; d sbursemenis from Feb ~
Ils6l. to Nov ! 1862, $s.62s,s6i 20 The
receipts ard Disbursements from Nov.
1862, 10 Jan. 1868. were S256,225 50
odd balance in Treasury Nov. l. 1862
Ss94,sO9 III, gives aiotsl Of receipts init
The Tsea-ury up 10 Jan. !, 1898 o. sl.l63,
O34 80. The disbursements for The sam
period were s67i2o3 &c. Balance i
Treasury jan. 1. 1868. S4ss 83l IL. Q
The receipts Tor 1867, SO i02, 206 IS WINS O
account OF losns made. The total tisbursf
menis on account Of The war, as shown
'lthe report, amounted 70 50 2s5.y50 %.
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Late from New Orleans.

NEW yoaK. February l7.-rhe steamer
Creole, from New Orleans on the s'h inst,
has arrived. General Banks ISSUED orders
suspending navigation % The Mississippi %
vessels exclusively engaged 10 private trade
except those engaged il coaslsi-e or
foreign commerce; tI.o prohibiting lie fore-
closure Of mortgages sgsios, loyal eIiizens'
exsmp,ing The properly Of loyal citizens
from forced sale ~ TO dsbss and oblig ''ions
incurred subseqaen, 10 The date Of this order
which shaII have remain uncslled Tor 20
sis month.
GSld IL New York so-dayis quoted ACTIVE
Al 5s4.
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The Soldiers for Peace

Tho New York Frccman's Journal.
q Catholic organ, edited by Mr.. Me-
Masters, in noticing the death Of Gen
Rosecrans' Chief Of Staff, Col. julius
T.. Garceshe, said:
sIn our paper Of October 18th We
published a short extract from long
letter OF this distinguished officer, ask.
ing il an organized system Of prayers
for peace could not Be inaugnrated in
the country. lie hated this war. LIS
knew, and he wrote US at length, o.
its atrocities and Of its wickedness.-
lie thought Of il as We did-and yet
alasl he has perished in it."
The sentiments Of this brave ant
heroic officer, who had his head taker
of By D cannon-baIl, is now the gene
ral sentiment Of the army. There i
no mistake about il!
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JASPER COURIER.
arTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FouN-
DRY CO.. corner or Vine and Longwor'h
s,reets. sre cur sgenss 10 Cincinnati.


-. ~ Democracy Of the Counties Of Do
bois. Pike and Gibson:
Having learned that my friend. the Hoo.
Allen Fleming Of Dubois County. has been
,,eseu.ed BY : number Of Democrats o.
Dubois County. a Candidate Tor STATE
senator. l hereby withdraw my name as .
c.sditsss for that Office. The understand.
q. wss. that the Counties Of Pike and
n.bois. either Of which had right BY the
e.,.blished usage Of the Democracy Of ne
D;strIcs % presents Candidate before this
countv. had waived this right, hence ny
c.me was brougt before the people, NJ
FLEMING wss announc ed the i2.h Of Feb
IA having now learned the fact, a. the
.mxr l. Tor Dubois County 10 have me
place. and % we are bo'h Democrats an
I eous,itutionslly opposed to running aga'ns
+. n.mocrst. 1 viii retire from the contest
Nothing. ia times like these especially
could induce me 10 do any act 70 destroy
that harmony 10 the Democratic organ
tx.,ion In the District. which has hereto'or
carried Il 10 glorious success. and mop
hereafter 10 destined 10 do The same Mf
Fleming: il: 81 old personal and Ps'i'iea
friend Of mine, an honest and reliable De
mocrss, and BY giving him their support ~
friends will do me favor. ! shall hll m
appointments out and encourage the peoPl
20 rive him their support.
Princeton. February 18Th, 1868
NAPOLEON b. RISlNGER
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Jupsz SMITH REQUESTED TO RssicS.-
The Catholic eIsixeps Of this State are c,rco-
iasine I pstisiop calling upon Hon. Caleb
B. Smith. Jsdgs Of the y. s District Court
q Indiana % resign 10 view q his insulting
and outrageous language 10 reference 70
their Fsligioa inc speech q recent aboli-
sios meeting IL Iadisrspolis. Judge Smi,h's
dssuselstions q The Pope and Catholic
Church ere ehsss eserissics o. the old heaven
q Kscw.Noshingism which u still working
= bic abolition psrty.-N. A. Ledger.
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RxrraSED.-David Fry, the cele
6ratcd Fact Tennessee bridge burner
has returned to Nashville, having 6
capod from the rebel prison at Atlanta
The readers Of Parson Brownlow'
hook will remember his account Of th'
hanging Of Fry. illustrated with
truthful and lifelike picture Of that sa'
event.
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NOTICE q hereby given 10 oil whom i,
IN nav concern thst the undersigned
will on the 23d day Of February 1868 pro.
coed with the County Surveyor o. Duboi.
County, Indiana. 70 establish the lines sno
perpetuate the corners Of the south nan
|d south west quarter Of section i3 Town
one south 81 Range No. six CO.. west, here
al that are Interested may attend y they
will. z. = GLELEN.
! January 3lst, 1862
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ILfaxous ON THE EMANCIPATION
ScmrxK.-Thc Chicago Times says the
Senate a Springfield has passed, and
the House will pass resolutions giving
timely and emphatic notice that the
,eople OF Illinois will submit to no tax
ior the purchase by the Federal Gov
eminent Of the negroes in Missouri OF
any other State.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
IN a. public auction, on Saturday, The 18th
say Of February 1868 At the residence o.
Jsssie Williams deceased, all his personal
property, consisting OF one Mare, Corn.
Flank &c. :.
A credit OF 6 months will be given on ~
-ums over three dolisrs. the purchaser CIV
mo hi- note with approved security, waving
vsIustion and arpraisement laws.
JONATHAN WILLIAMS. sdmr
January "a. 1853.
Adams & Buettner, stsys-
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A Far JoB.-The Mary Benton, little
Csanscsicss river steamer. he's been sold 20
The 0ossrnnept fos $4,000. She cost,
whss ssw. only $4,000, and the Govern
msat be- psid her owners $z7 900 for the
use q hss The Isss six months. Il would be
issesesrsG = ksov hoe the purchase mon
y Ne divided New Haven Journal.
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~ We refer The reader TO the Lockets
and Pictures q Generals, advertised BY A
w. HALL 4 Co., IN another column. The
s1ducsmsnss 20 seenss ore o least novel
See also note 70 Editors We have receiy-
"a one Or these Locksss. which we will b
plssssd 70 show 10 any one desiring 10 &C
% Agest.