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FROM MADISON,

1Sncci., n;snatch tn t1,a f,h;r.1n Ysr;hnnr1
MAn1sos, Feb. 3, 1865,
To-day's Legislative session was mainly oc-
cupied In both houses by discussions Of na-
tional afIairs, the draft, emancipation, &c,
the debate being ably conducted on 10th
Sides, and sentiments elected significant and
important.
The Coppcrheads freely vented their dis
loyalty. In the Senate Kcoyh offered rcso-
luton condcmning the Federal Government
for ordering, and Gov. Solomon for submit
ting to draft in Wisconsin, when the Eastern
States were allowed to fill quotas by nine
months volunteers; and also scuErilons reso-
1u'ion5 claiming that the Emancipation Pro-
clansa'ion had not accomplished It's object,
and demanding Its revocation.
The resolution for paying members Of the
Legislature in gold WAS rejected on . two
thirds vote. Tie resolution endorsing the
Supreme Court decision In the habeas corpus
case was referred, after long debate. Dur
ing the discussion, MT. Clark, who was the
Democratic candidate for President of the
Senate, ayowed be was opposed to the wal,
and had always been, aud said that the South
never would Iaye submitted to the ascendancy
Of tho Republican party, even II 1t had adhered
strictly to the policy ayowed wher' it went
into power, the Democrats all over the North
had SO asserted, and he would not stultify
himself by doing any thing to coercc Southern
men.
In tue Assembly Mr, Hanson offered re-
solution indorsing emancipation, and NJ.
Larkin, IT,, (Dem, ! one declaring compepsa-
| ted cmancipation unconstitutional.
Tho do,,oto m +ho roeo1n+;on opdors,,t-
| 0so"Ns W NV Aeos''l enuots'us
Seymour, and substitute endorsing Solomon
I anil tho ro1;c;es and nr;nc;n1ea ,5roootaa i,
| their respective messages, occupying three
| bxonrs. took a wide ranre sborn+t;co and
aou.'' 'oon MY 4''''ss am, ls'ien '.au
| Sarb0rn were prominent on the Democratic,
, 1863-02-04
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.1
SrN1xGE1ELn, February 4, 1861
The House to-day passed the Penitcntiary
Appropriation hill by vote Of Il to is.
Tive Senate and some of tho Eouse members
nrc to-day on visit to the State Asylum at
Jacksonville.
l. man. was stabbed aud robbed here last
night. He i not expected to live. BE Is said
to be Captain OF gang Of burglars and vas
stabbed By his companions.
Mr.. Fuller has amended the CAicsgo charter
10 such an extent rs to almost entirely change
its character. These amendments will mako
It almost impossible for the Republicans to 80
for it, They will make a fight on, and pro-
bably Kill It.
Every day makes the passage ofthe Cook
County Court bill moro prccarionE.
, 1863-02-04

srTfe1K, Va, Feb. 2,-Thc enemy is to-
night In force between sixteen and seventeen
miles from this place, this side Of Blackwstor
We hare taken every precauslon to attack
lin aeu1n should be advance farther towards
Suf1olk. There Is now no evidence that an
cngagmcnt viii eusue.
Nonfo1K, Va, Jan. 50, 1S6S.-Private Nc
private Sicily Of the 9Th N. T. battery, DE-
Serted to tho enemy last night. Tho latter
took the countersign for The remainder Of the
wreck. They were on picket duty, and their
names deserve to be handed down to postcrity
with the infamy.!hc merit. '.3'
, 1863-02-04

The news from New York that Ex-Goy-
crnor E. D. Morgan has been elected to the
Senate from that State, will be gratifying
10 loynl men aud lovers Of the country
everywhere, and tho more satisfac-
tory in vicw Of the late schemes
Of tic Copperheads in procrasti-
mating the organization Of the House to
defeat m election III Joint Convention.
The subsequent fear that Thurlow Weed
would be chosen has also vanished, that
l,urest Of patriots prclerring still TO reserve
himself for Lis own chosen sphere Of out
side operations, happily for the public, but
inconycnieutly, for operators like himself,
denied to Senators Cor. Morgan ril be
IN accession to tic Senate aud credit to
New York.
, 1863-02-04

The Thirty.Fourth Wisconsin,.
The 34th regiment, Wisconsin "draftea Vol
unteers,' passed through this city on Last Sat-
ur.layssnight without any previous announce
mcut, and SO quietly that it was not known
until yesterday that they had passed through
the city.
This regiment numbers abodt 600, and Is
composed Of drafted men from the eastern
counties of Wisconsin. They left Milwaukee
about o'clock Saturday night by the Chica.
60 aud Milwaukee Railroad, and arrived hem
little before midnight From this city they
proceeded TO Cairo, via the Illinois Ceutra1,
at which place they arrived Monday afternoon.
They had G,0o0 cooked rations and twenty
five kegs Of lager beer. The following is a
partial roster ofthe regiment:
coIoSEI-Frltz Anucke.
LETT. CoLoSK1-Henry OtH.
EA1nE-Geor.ye Walthrr.
AnJrTAST-Hermauu uesse.
GoNA1ssAar s1RoRATT,-ch1ss; 5 ss,ids.
SERGEANT 5l4IoE-Ausnst DzccEer.,
1:co:epsat. Henry r. esisins: Second f1eatenan.,
Gonr4sr Captain, Jas: y: Rnby: Fi1s'
CoNrxST c-Captain Wihuos-7
lieutenant, u. sehzibner: Second Lieutenant,
r.. ". Petit.
COMPANY E-captau, c. Kuntz First IAentrn-
ant, Q. F. Bower; Second Lieutenant. c. F. Lick.
lnond.
COMPANY F-Csptaln - Kenkle: First Lieu
tenant, - Lancgau; Second lieutenant -
K}rchper.
CoxPAxT G-Capta;n, c. G. Lanc; Ftrst Lien
tenant, = Landrmond; Second lieutenant -
Wyckford..
CoxpAST H-Captain. st. dc Angie; Fires Lica
4 tennnt. - Lagrange; Second Lie1tenaut --
Lspantinc.
CoarAxr I-Captail,. F. a. 3. Becker; Fir6
! Lieutenant. Pat Kelly Second lieutenant, Qott
| lcih Nenme;stec.
Co~rAST K-Captain. ~ Walters; First Lien
| tenant, Erllardt Webber, secoad Lieutenant
| III. Dexter.
, 1863-02-04

/
cf tho Clrtnt Court Of the United Etstes for th
Northern District OF Ohio entered December 3D. 1s1.
penn*y1sanla Railroad Company and otaert. notice Is
Etsehg ive TO the Latdets Of tho oads and Coupons
which were stcuret, By First MORTGAGE on that paft
oftle Dho and Peunsyv anla Railroad OF NassI1-
said Company Which we're Aecussd oya FEsr Mortgage
on that part cf ea!d Railroad vest Of Mason, nat 70
0ftne ohto mn 1ndiaa. aEd Fort Way1e snd Chicago
iii ~ 10 te ssrfiee eatled 10 Iecc;9e ss sa%a
npM prss.ai;.t!En fthe PonaA sn Coap9a. belt ny
1Eentcue-te tisszhntirc shares. applicable to kuclR
Nords and Cou2on. o{tnc Proceeds tsia Of tho
the decree ofth. aid Court eusescdla said 4ult Iu2o
1dt* 1sdl-
auted make application for the shares such pro
cceds e!ait BIZ t,ea'. and IS EVIDENCE OF hear Right
g ned b the @ a2de:sgneA .: tae o:aee e WiSstbW
WILLIAM 3. OGDEN. EecctFer.
f.-n IL At ~ Etx
, 1863-02-04
Ql)tfo9o Uribn11e.
THE NEWS.


In :hc House yesterday the Illinois and
Michigan Ship Canal Bill tell among TN
friendly legislation, and was rescued to 50
orer until to-day. Matters Of no very
large moment cngrossed the attention Of
Congress yesterday: In the Senate de-
bate took place On the French question.
Coplcfheads are all alike, and the breed
is well marked, presenting the eame char
acteristica-ti1libustering in the Wisconsin
Legislature in the face Of majority Of
Union men, or ruling the roast orer an
Union minority in Indianapolis, Frankfort
or Springfield. The debate Of Madison
yesterday contains specimens that
may stand for the whole class.
These men have no hard cx-
rressions for the rebels, but all their
vials Of wrath are cmptied upon the Gov
crnn1cnt. Some Of these Wisconsin pa
triots made extraordinary confessions yes
1erdav, for which their party at large will
moi thank them. Murder will ont, and
sometimes too prematurely.
The ncwB from the South indicates pre-
,,arations for warm work at Charleston or
Savannah, md q movement on large
scale aguinst Port Hudson.
In Virginia all is ql1iet We hope our
army under Hooker is in winter quarters,
or at least measurably well accommodated
with quarters suitable for winter occu-
1'ancy. The campaign on the Blackwater
premises no speedy results.
From Cairo We have somewhat stirring
news. 4 battle is in progress at Fort Douel-
son. The rebels have made daring attack
on Island No. 10, and held stiff fight with
the gunbo1t New Era Doubtless the reb-
els thought that Gen. Davies was still In
command, and expected TO scare that tim
id commander out Of lis discretion again.
But Gen. Asboth is no such man.
The situation below Nashville is un-
changed as regards the Federal position.
Our special dispatch, elsewhere, under date
ofycstcrday, gives interesting details Of the
rebel forces and situation.
In the Kentucky Legislature, the report
~ tA4E Nl&AAAAltEE IN Ec1EEdl 1AGlAllNuS
viii bc presented, to-day, one Of the most
important Of documents all things con
sidered.
1four readers have question whethc,
lie Honorable 3lr. Slam Of Afu1ey county,
Indiana. is correctly reported elsewhere
we can only sly that i there tosre such q
place as biuley county in our sister State,
and if it bore the reputation the spcecl,
clainlcl for it, it would he like more than
one Indiana county. 1t would further be
very likely TO send Mr.. Siam or somebody
like him to the Indiana Legislature, where
lie would not just now pine for lack Of con
genial society There are numerous Slam
in that highly patriotic body. As to th'
report elsewhere, this much promised, oul
readers must otherwise judge for them
selves. We do not youch for its authen
.icity, neither the map nor the House roI
giving us the required proofs.
, 1863-02-04

ST. Louis, Feb. 3.-Gen. Loan. command
ing the central district Of Missouri, has issued
IN order that all. bushwhackcrs, guetella.,
saries assuming to act under rebel authority,
Eound In that military district, shall Be
promptly executed BY the first commissioned
officer Into whose hands they may be aelly-
cred; and all persons knowingly harboriug
Or in anr way aiding Ct abetting such parties
shall suffer like punishment, and their honses
le destroyed, and all the personal property
on tie premises seized and appropriated for
The Naturalization of Union citizens. Any
officer falling to promptly execute this order,
will be court 1nartialed for di=obedicnce OF
orders
, 1863-02-04
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribul

Ispct1al U1fpattu 70 INC IHlta110 Tf1buHe-I
FnAxk1oRr. Ky., Feb J, 1sjc.
. Nothing Of Interest occurred IN either
houses Of the Legislature to-day. 1t Is ex-
:pected that the report Of the Committee on
Federal Relations, IN important document,
will be presented tomorrow.
, 1863-02-04
.This docs not Include the shipments over the
2Iisl.ignn Central Railroad
The following table shows the receipts
Of -four, grain, lire stock, &c, since Janu-


The receipts Of Hogs during the past
wrrk by Western railroads were 35,714
live and 1858 dressed showing total
of 52.272 Tie receipts during tho cor
responding week for series Of years
compare US follows:
, 1863-02-04

Election of 4. r.. senator from
New York.
ALnASr, Feb. 3.-Edwin D. Morgan, the
Republican nominee, has becn elected United
States Senator, in place Of Preston King.
, 1863-02-04

BERL1SaToS, Iowa, Feb. 3.-The river
closed here at s o'clock this evening. Pas
sengcrs and freight will cross on the ice to-
morrow morning
, 1863-02-04

DIE ID.
In this city on Sunday morning, Fcb lst, WILLIAM
In shss city. Oh Sunday Feb. 1kt 1SS; Of u1ccratsd
.ere thsea.: LDA GAIoliSEs oHiy daughter Of Milton
+'Nhnu the EtEd bio u tho blossoms Gali:
Dnt good Gcd telsns over ALL"
In this c:s5. Feb: Sd, 1sa. JOHN FAEwELL. infaH
Fuaersi sery1cc at teslr residence N. on Wed.
ncsday. the sth Inst
In tits city, Feb =. HANNAH. daughter Of Alex
Il philadelphia Tuesday, Feb I'd, I05EPH KEEN
fathcr Of Y. 3. keci, af thia city. ::
, 1863-02-04

N1w YoxK. Feb. 3.--Thc leading hotels
here raised the price Of board TO 81 per day
Yesterday. Second, clasc uo1cl5 raised to Sc.
, 1863-02-04

III tits city Oh the s1st u1t the Iev ARA Brown
ltr. JoNS DAVIS and Mrs. ELIZA H1GGlNs. al Of
Chicago.
, 1863-02-04

Tie following table shows the. total re-
cejpis Of Hogs, lire and dressed, in this
market SINCE the LIST Of October for series
, 1863-02-04


fspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
WAsuSaros, Feb. 3, 1sS3
Tie Senate Military Coamfttee haye agreed
to repeal the present limitation in the number
Of Brigadier and Major Gcneral:, aud to an-
thorizc thirty moro Major and seventy more
Brigadier Generals, and to send back the llrts
Of nominations now before them TO tho Pres
ident that he may select from the two hnpdred
odd names the one hundred whom he desires
the Senate to confirm. 1t Is hoped TINT the
effect Of the Senate Committee sacuon in cut
ting out all provisions for more legal tender
Issues In the House bill, will be to produce
speedy fall In present rates Of gold, in as
much ue 1t gives assurance Of no further cx-
tension Of The currency.
Mr. Doollttlc reported {. hill today for
| granting disputedland titles along the boun-
dairy line Of the Ashbustou treaty.
|. The Senate will probably return to-mor-
row TO their Enlistment bill, the Military
, 1863-02-04
GALT, SALT,SALT.

rahasrels Coar5c and Fine e-OFoNDACA
''' s1%' JGI1N A. L10HrHALL..
tk27EA{1' '1xtnN e48a1th Wala skIesk
, 1863-02-04

WANTED-A purchaser for. 4
eentsnlT Iosa.ed ri iu1sses particais,s sddsess
Post Ofaccpox :c"1. Chicago Ill. fclzT3st
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Rottfts.

oIlCE.-Any person wishing to en-
-. SAGE n the Retail Grocery business In nelghbor.
g cl.y, Win moderate capital hear Of crco-
Ent VPPVVI UNITY by calling on WILLARD Il DIVER
49, MeIchant Taiors 269 Main street, up stairs.
~ dlNt
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E4ucIuS Observation-Disclosures of Music. Address at
VIM 5. Denny's, Clarh's Block or at 81 Chandler st.
APP diff
sJisfsiH it making Cara Photographs nnaluaiIad in
this country Give him q call dtf n1y2
Mrs, Is. Ee. Clark, nj. ID, PHYSICIAN and an
expeien"ed and successful MIDWIFE. Office and resi-
dsnce, SO9 Main st, corner of Myrtle, d3m o6
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Ugrovvn'a bronchial TrOchca FOR CouGHs AND
CoLps-A neglected Cough cold, an Irfitated or sore
Throat if allo progress results in serious Pulmo
nary Bronchial and Ashmstic Diseases otteutimes in
durable BROWNS BRONCHIAL fRoCHEs reach directly
the affected parts and give almost immediate relief For
Bronchitis Asthma, CRtarrh and C0nsumptive Coughs
the rroches are useful Public Speakers and Singers
should have the Troches to clear and strengthen the
Voice Military Officers and Soldiers who oyertax the
voice, and exposed to sudden changes should
them. Obtain only the genuine. Browns Bronchial
Troches having proved their eff scy by test OF many
years, highly recommended and prescribed by Phys
cisns and Surgeons in tine Army and have received es
tim0nias from many eminent
sold by all Druggists and Dea'ers in Medicine in the
United States and most foreign countries at rs cts per
box. d&Wlm n23
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sgrs. %. 51oodwIn, IN experienced ana sHgces
vi Midwife holds nersefin readiness day ana nght,to
attond to the duties Of her profession Res'uehef
No Is Austin 5troet IL o@9
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Sleb advertisements.
F,NRO ENT LIS 7 S S..

r NRoL LINEN T Ii S 7 S.
list of all persons enrolled uuder the Conscripon
Act in the Wards named is posted in the several places
ttenton is called to notice of the Provost Marshal Of
this District in another part Of This paper.
WARD osE
A.. NJ. Eaton's Store, OF Union and School st.
Charles Il. Gates store, corner OF Onion aud Exchange
street.
Court wills Counting Room Union street.
Bannister's uotel, 81 Main st.
Bay STATE House House, Nah Street re- t - IT.
Jacob uauff; Lincoln SCARS Hotel, Boarding House.
Adams square school House 4 dams Square.
j. Fish's Grocery Store, 10 Arch st.
E. Woods Grocery store, cOrner of Prospect and
"A II Eaton's Grocery Store, corner of Union and
School st.
Post Office. Main St
Boston and i srcester Depot Fosters St
H B. Weliington's Blacksmith shop, corner of Elk
change ana Cypress ST,
Daniel Toley's Store, 10 Blackstone st.
David Troy's Shoe shop, 81 Nechanic st. -.
Gross sts
No. 60 Mechsnic sire t.
Thos.. uopktn's Store, Spring st.
Swans HOTEL Washington Square
s. TAFT Il Sons store 81 Front corner Of Trumbull St.
Vernon Ladd's store, Green ST.
Providence and Worcester Il i. Depot. Green st.
.. Putnam's store, 26 Green St
Andrew Martins Saloon, 10 Miilbury st.
NJ. s. McConve's, "a Trumbuli st
A. Hawes' Store, l6 SouthbridGe st.
Angler 81 Roses Store, Webster Square.
Railroad Saloon VIM. ii. Jankirs Webster Square.
II r Depot, Junction, Southbrdge st
y. /. :. ThSyer'S Saleon, l24 Southbrdge St
John Wsch's store, OF Salem and Madison sts
wARD SEVEN
LOWS & Thayer's Saloon. 1872 NJ ain st.
Thomas Davis Meat Market 8 Pleasantst
Towne ParkerS store, cgrner of Pleasant and West
streets
Alden Thsyer's Store, corner OF Pleasant and Mason
streets.
e. Fuller's Saloon, corner of Main and Austin SITS,
WARD EIGHT.
Tatnu K Hotel, Shattucks
Ward Room. Old Court House
VIM. l. Clark's. Grocer 30 Main st.
Wa-d one School House, Main st.
Bovden's Exchange, Main st.
Flags Block, (entryl Main St
n. B-A list OF the Enrolment can he found in each
OF the Wari Rooms in the city for their wards
in which they belong. ftf dl4
FENHE LEADING JOURNAL OF NEW
u ENGLAND.
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WO9O ~ to any one who will conhne a YearlIrR
Hefer and give notice to the subscriber She IL OF the
Jersey Breed and last ius from
Patch s min TO New Worcester.
WILLIAM 3. LINCOLN. May 81,
Worcester, Dec T. 1863 dtf
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Editorial Discussions political moral religious and
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Literature In each and all of these respects it chal
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Among the prominent features of its pages, every
week, An editorial Review and Summary of the
news details OF the important Events of the Week;
the Local News OF all heNew England states carefully
colated and arranged by statesan original department
to be found in from special cor
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of high literary culture. Its Weekly Edition is printed
aid mailed on Friday for so year; ten copies $5 al
WAYS in advance 1t is also issued Daily at 81 year,
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The Circulation of the DAILY REPUBLICAN is 10000
copies; of the weekly $4,000; which is greater than
that Of any other interior journal in the country and
only excelled by few of the city papers, Both in
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sents especial inducements Tor all kinds of general ad
vertising. ,.,
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Geo. y. HEOppin ss Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
Malt, Meal Of all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Butte
and Cheese, Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass.
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In Norhboro Nov %, Lewis Valer to Mary 'Antre.
VILE, both of N arl0oro.
In We tboro. Dec g. Francis II Sandra to Sarah Par
ker both of Marlboro,
In Uxbrdge, Dec 8, n yron Bailey to Mrs Paulina D
Mann, both of Milford
In Putnam, Conn, Nov 49, Henry Gould of South
bridge, to Mary Lizzie DAVIS of Thompson, Conn
In Adrian, Mich Dec g. by the Rev George Duffleld,
Jr Frederic Waite, formerly Of Worcester Mass,
Isabella Thompson formerly of Waterville, Y.
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ri OTICE-I have removed my Repair
4 shop from No. %. to MRS. |. 4. CHAPMAN sHoK
sToRR, No 81 Main street, where shall pleased to
see ALL FRIENDS and former patrons and VIII pledge
them that all work entrusted to me, shall be saneto-
rily executed
cd T. CARPEN1EN
Worcester, Oct 6, 1868. dam
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SseOrec SessIOns-FURNIsHING UNDERTAKEN
Ny Coffin WarcroOms at No. 20 Front street cornef
ofTrumbul, where can always be found large assert
ment of all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets.
Plates Robes, &c, furnished of the best material
etest patterns. mch2S diff
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w COMPANY BONDS.

Holders of the Bonds Of this Company, payable IN
1865 and 1866 who wish to largely increase their neOme
can do so by calling at the office Of the Company, and
exchanging them for United States 20 Bonds the In
terest of which Is payable semi-annuay IN Gold.
T. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
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BORN.


In Warren, New 81, son to Joseph Blair; Dec s. twin
daughters tu WIN l. overs.
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Two Cent Stamps.

Two Cent 9t&xnpBs -"
New Two-cent stamps hare just been
issued by the Department TO meet the
demand created by the new Lam fixing
the rates on drop letters, circulars, tran
sient printed matter, do, ~ two oents.---
They are black in color and bear . finely
engraved head of Gen. Andrew Jackson.
The portrait occupies nearly the entire
surface of the stamp. and the character
of the engraving i such that the process
of defacemenE, 70 which it must be sud.
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Nursery. -
Mr.. L. C. BARKER, of "Silyer Greek
Nursery" has placed us under lasting OBJ
legations for handsome donation Of
beautiful apples" raised ut home" Mr..
B. has for sale at his Nursery, three miles
north of Mt. Olive, Mills Co, slirty bioas-
and young fruit trees, Of from one 70 five
years of age, at prices ranging from Ave
to ten cents per. tree, His varieties are
such as are peculiarly adapted 70 the
soil and climate Of Western lows and
able to withstand the seventies Of our
northern winters. Send In your orders
for trees. sI3lI@al
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On our first page, to-day, win be found
a communication from Col. BENToN, to-
gether with his official report, giving a
full account of the part taken by the 10Th
in the engagement at Helena on the 4th
dit, Also an interesting letter from sergt.
CHARLIx ATKINS, of the 9th cavalry.