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THE MIDDLE OF THE TEETOTAL-
EtES.

VI great SClentlIc nuddle. than that OF
Tie tectotalers concerning the relations
OF alcohol to the living organism Chem,
s,ts and physioloeists utter the most
aosurd theories; pathologists and thera-
peutists are continually contradic,;,g
each other and themselves ia all possible
ways; the whcle medical pref, is in
utter confusion, and TIE experiences Of
Individuals are as inconsistent as imag-
lnatlon can conceive. 1t is not easy to
state more nonsensical proposition than
that which aitirms that alcohol ia, in the
language CT the Materia McGica, "a
caustic and irri.unt poison aud ut the
SAINT time, ''supportcr Of vitality .
No such reasoning was ever applied to
any other thing Arscnic antimop..
mercury, Spanish flies, the ra.tlcsnake ),
virus, the venom Of tic mad deg, the
contagion Of the small pox, the infection
of the asp, and multitude Of other
banes apd ball tul things are c,As,ed as
"caustic and irritont po;~cns > yet, with
the single exception Of a'cuhul, no one
has ever Thought Of regarding them az
- restorativcs' or yituIizing agent. -
Wherein is the dcusirn? HIS nature
made an extraordinary exception or
committed an cvr,r;on, L,nndpr2 nr :.
the scientific vor,l l,,l,riny nrlcr :.
gr&cd mistake ?
The rcunnro, 90 c,uso = ..rr.oro..;,,.
backward,| and is f:icnds ca,nct tell
why. 1t is crushed TO earth, but It's
leaIcrs know no, how. lis or ,an;za,;ons
arc paraiyxed ,vr~rvhcrr. vet ,Ieir off
c2ra understand r,t tlr ioti,,,lo It's
proceedings a,c ,nwartyI or cv,1y hand,
vet 10 one caY exuiain the uv>tcrv
Bchermotl lsoc,s il, efforts ~ gcorn.
but its well VI. '.r,s r3n crlv ....-, :,,i},,
vooL,r =, .,rrrr,ngrt vi. ,vsr j.
yc; TO one can comprehend the hcnom-
cnon. Tcmpcrarrc orators, 1nd chris
tia3s, and n.,sir;aas preach, and pray,
ard sing. yet alcohol uylugcs the land
The men, and women, and children, SIGN
the licdcc, hu; some Invisible agency
grasses the record. Legislatures enact
laws, but they are neutraii2cd by the
officials statutes are made. and by some
! strange influence repealed The Guuehs.
the Matthews. the Hewists, the Beech rs,
, the ClapiuS, The .Jewctts, and host of
+ brilliant and good men, thrill the world
With eloquence, move the heart with
apTeaIs, an,. convince tie Judgment with
logic, but there is some strange sneu.
some adverse influence more rotent than
an. The groceries flourish; the prisons
are niled; panpers increase ; rOwdyisul
!s rampant IN every city; de''t'um trc-
mems RACES me army OF modeEafe drink: =
60 ''s - wv S"e''''T' 'n' 'Sp'''G" ;' 'o'aI's OF
So''''j3 ''''' ,'i'"') "I"h -
~ ~ o',"";uS F'"'e> ""D' "','' '"1" E'''
Wv '0:'' - '"S 'NI w., c'',~''n are ID,
''>,''s'"S ~ ''.' ''''' " N0 :i'o 'he mind
'+' Ift0' 'uo''y ~, - '1''.''I' '".S '''"5 %
''' wv ''' " 10 'a' me h'''I anu
f+1. ~ n'c' '"' ISSUE "":'n 4 so!H''oH
" 49," r. tA - 'N">9'
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GO TO THE POST.OFFICE

To bay all kinds Of Justices Blanks.
uYRITING GPAPFR-Commercial Note. Let
w Ter. Fools cap, Legal cap, and other kinds
~ sale st the pos,cfi~s
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The Messrs Douglass, at their fac
tory in Mid1lctown, Conn, have posted
this mott c " No person will be allowed
to remain on these premises who is enga-
-cl in circulating secession papers or
documents, or who is heard to disclam
against the Government Of the Uni'ed
States, or who in any way expresses SYM
pathv with the rebels in arms against US.
Or who adocatcs here the claims of auy
man for office who proposes to resist any
law or order Of the Government ofthe
United States"
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ss2," Frederick A. Mitchell, SOD of tho
late gallant General Mitchell, enlisted in
Washington few days since as a private,
which fact coming to acknowledge of the
President and Secretary Of War, he was
at once promoted to second lieutenancy
in the 10Th L. s. Infantry.
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SIAvIsTlIS OF TIE GLOBE The fol.
lowing curious facts are stated 10y tie
.i>Ci., -N@trui,:
" IAc cath is Inhabited by l,22S
lIlll}on Of inhabitants, viz, 36J ,UOU 600
Of the Caucasian race; 552 900 900 of
the Monaghan race 100 900 eco Of tho
Ethiopian; l,0oo,V0O of the American
luuI~n, and 2UU, goo, 600 Of the Malay
races All thcs" respectively speak j.
bo4 .An&uagr~an Profess 900 differ
cnt religions. The amoun: of deaths rcr
anunm is So 1888 33'J ,33,:}, or ~ ,9J4 per da-.
$3.50 per nour, and 90 per minute, or |
pcrsccond, 50 that at every pul,aton Of
ou. heart a human being dies. This
los, is compensated hy an equal number
O: births I'La average duration Of life
tAronS hont The ai1J3 is ""3 years. One
fourth c. It's population dies before tic
seventh year, and one half before the
scrtntccutA. Out of 10000 persons
Only On" reaches his loOth year only
one in 80 lis SOFA, AID only one in 100
his G5t;.. Married people live logger
tnAn unmarried ones tail man is like,v
10 1--we longer tnan a short ore Until
the 0Vth year women Lave better
chance ot hie than men, but beyond that
period the Chances are equal. Sixty five
persons cut Of 1000 marry; the months
Of Juno and lltccmhcr are those in which
marriages are most frequent. Children
bora III spring are generally stronger than
those born in otncr seasons Births and
deaths chiefly occur at night The mum
btr OF men able to bear arms is but one
eighth the population. The nature of
the profession exercises q great iutiucEco
on lonElvity. Thus, out of iG0 Of each
o! the following professions, tho number
ol those who attain their seventeen year
is: Among c'ergymcn, ~; agriculture
lsts, 40: trader, and manufacturers,
30 so.4icrs, s.; clerks, % lawyers,
-; artists: - ;lro.cssors, - and ply
.lcl"Ns, $50 tat those who study the
1T Of roi"ucing TIE lives C others, arc
mcst likely to die cnly, lrobab!y Gu &c
c 5.at j! the ciIluyia to wuich the, are
CONSTANTLY exposed. There are ia tic
world "3555, 600, $50 f Christmas, 5000,
@00 Of } W., GV0,o0DGo0 iIof, ,s,irg
some OF the Estate religions, 100 900,
u0O # NahoDc4nn<, "A 200 .00o 600 Of
pa-ous. Ottht Christians. 10, 900 600
pro.y t,.c co,ho,ir. $4,000. 900 the
';rccG, and S0,000,"oo the protc stan.
,rccd-
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carried under the bed Of the Seine to
Pr I27 outlet This syphon is an enor.
nous pipe of wrought iron, having an
int'rlor diameter Of three and third
i'@t' seven hundred feet in length, which
'> >uai seven feet below tie low water
mark. The general collector, into which
aIthe secondary ores pour GU. their
floods, i : >,ursnaous work aud probably
without parallel in the world 1t is
sixteen feet il le;Sht, by eigtheen in
Ireaa'b, with leC-th Of about eighteen
tbun>9nd and forty.fvc fee: iu nearly
right line. The foot payements in this
immense subterrancan avenue are some
TX feet, the central drain is nearly eleven
feet in breadth, with depth of FIVE feet;
so large, IN fact, that a we'll sized boat is
Kept atloat on it for tie purpose Of cleans
'ur -Four beats in all are constantly
employed in tiis work, and it trkes six
teen days to cleanse the whole length.
Ventilation is provided for By air trops
st certain distances, and the gallery i,
lighted with oil lamps.
The execution Of this immense system
OF sewers has cost fifty millions of franc,
lSlo,oo0 o0o) The grand gallery 8
larger than the famous Coaca Maxima &C
Rome, while the style of construction is
Of cHursc vastly in advance of the poman
W0TE. ire 'r-,'r,- ass--..--- :. IL.
& feet N height, but is only thirteen
feet broad, and is supposed never to have
exceeded length of three thousand feet
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JAMES W. IlAGLEs

JAMES W. HAGIEX.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCEnY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIpToN, Iowa.
~ OTFIcE-At the Oourt House. IN the
Eherif's office. y5nlo
J. +. KENNEDY,
DHYS1CIAN AND SURGEON, Once at tIo
l. office recently occupied by Nr. Conan
Residence At the late residcEve Of Dr. rcy4n
(v9n5ll
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"A clear conscience is the source Of
true harpiness.
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DIR. r. r. SMITH.
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

= IGHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN IL
- had OF the Subscriber in sums to suit par
ehassrs. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities cashed. American gul.. fu.uisl,-
Cd at small premium.
Z| Once over Ho!ts!ander's storA.
WIN. II. TCTHIiI.
Upton, Iowa: July lst 1850.
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FROM THE ARMY,

Correspondence of the Upton Advertiser.
CAMP NEAR GREENwooD, MISS, J
April 4th. lSl3
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This regiment run at Iuka aid Corinth.
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-
SYLVANUS YATES.

THOs. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
kUscATENE =: IOW.-.
Once, No.2ll Second street. raltitulsr a.,t,-
.ion given to collections in Nusca;inc Louisa,
Cedar. johnson and Scott counties-sites exam.
med, taxes paid, &c.
nl9 II
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To Soldiers, Widows and Heirs.

Will give especial the collection Of deman
against the Government. Bounty money and pensons
oosained. v9n49m6~l
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ATrALIssA, MUscArINE CO, Iowa.
WILL practice in the District Courts of Muscatine
Cedar and adjoining counties. Prompt attention
given to collections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

Report OF Committee Roads, IN favor Of concerning with
the Board Of CouDcnen adopting resolution that Forty
seventh street from Eleventh to Hudson River
paved with Belgian pavement under the direction OF the
CIoton Aq1educt D.psrtu and that
ordin anc- therefor he adopted. ..
| Which Sss adopted by the following vote, viz:
! Ahfnsiive-Ad. Henry Hall, McCool Reed, Chnp
Mitchell Ky Jelemish Haldy Nsserson, OItiw ell ADD
| Lons-R.
May for approval
pr OF CoDmee Roads In favor Of adopting resou.
ton that Tie sidewalks in Forty street between Broad
way and Eighth be tagged to their full width where
not already done under The direction Of the stree, Conn
'oher AMI that the Accompanying ordnance therefor be
| edop'ed. ... .. .. al. .
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PassesGers Arrived

n, tteamshp Albany, from Ns,ete,n-Lieu,. X C. Lang
worthy 5.n N. Y Capt Walter CnsndlsI s3'h ~ r. Chss
Ion.. Vim A. Bi.bss Lieut. A. q. MeChesncy. sd L..
Mar Wagner Lieut. q. r. Roberts, Let n. CT IL bonn
bsrt, loJd Pa Col. J. 5, B.lknap. 18th y, Adj " H.
Irwin lad Ia Capt John w. teidenbo,h, i5sn n; J.
Cut Jobn Aixan Sch X. Lieut. A Lindsly l3Jth n Y.
M A. D.iey r. X Lane Of ssoo Cha. 2. Wells. Pay De
oartnrnt Lieut. WIN Jordan. <3th Mass It. d. VI Spence
i0Jd Pa It. Brock. III Artillery. ,
10 ,ohr q. A. adams. from G,tvsorn, Me- Grah;, r.
Jackson, G. Stevens q. Putnam
ia ,ca, Tnna from Graad 1urk-Cspt Munson. Capt.
In B,to Intonis Maht from BELIZE. Hnd -Edwl Adams
AMI adv Mira NJ. Richard aud servant, Stml. H. Titus
Ia L,,g To,ys.t from Trinidad Cgbd-Jo. Osborn
In bra John B0yshav. from hasdna-Mt Powers and lady
In bark wa hOrss, from hatdmords-f LEVIN"
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Railroad Co., Sophia (Br} Newell Gloucester, Edmiston
Bros; Goethe tMecEl Ahrens Cork, Funch, Msincke
Wandt
scbooners-J Tinker Mcdonald, Boston. Miller Hough-
ton Helen Carrot. Boston w. 8 Bsown l. Co Sarah
IAN. Gsrener Newpor, v Tbroop tBr Clark St John,
pnet Co. l.. s. Dsv Bishop. Wellington jonas Smith
~ W.l9 tsrrs~orth, Pot Royal q. $. q. NJ; SybD
w Akin, MstsiDorss o. X KiIg x Co.. Harriet New.
ell Sppssiimsn Puiadrlehia, T. M M,yhew r. II. DAILY
-. ~"iphis J; w; Mckee; Bangs. Bullock Dorches-
yer, Mass Isa Hsviland; Hamilton Ogden Baltimore
Msrnn AGocss, o. W. Wesley Parker Fortress Monror
Bsnslsy s@Hb Co Tho. P.fs Cp.ns, F9rsIs" Monroe
, ht r. r; u G. H. Trnmbu Storm Nymph tBr D.
Sloop-W. n. Bowen, BtothsItoo Proviasnc. L. K.npv
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OFFICE OF THR A. a. PRov0sT. MARsHAL-GsNBPAL,)
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF NEw.YoRK, }

NkW- YORK. June y, 100.
Notice 4. hereby given person. whose have
ne'h EsbOLLED In Districts than those In which
ibey rrs'e that by calling the Pr vostMarshal In the
Dfot m which they have their RESIDENCE they OBTAIN
aOhhlirlCAtE VI tue fact oil their such Dis,
trct which, upon pt.s.ntst,Du viii ertte them 10 have
their names taken fEo the they may been
enrolled esew Lere
By adopting this the will be en-.
abled to re 'ect tef hss and prevent sby Of names
appearing more THAI once in the Gu ollment
Application should be 70 the o. fol.
lows:
lst Congressional District Jsmeics T.
ID Congregational Dsfrc', 40. 70 Gfsndu William burgh
Sd Congressional Drct, No. 25g Wa.hing ion st. Brooyn.
4th Congr, ssional District. NJ. IA Broadway
5th COnges-iota District, No ~ Graud-.t.
n Congressional ni.trict No. iG5 6'h.sv.
9Th Congessionsi District, No IS 3i-iv
9Th Congr. ssional District, No. l. iSit Broadway
9Th Con .ressionsl District, No on 81 Az. ..
Col ROBERT NUGENT.
J.. A. Provost. Mar hal li-u.ral
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AssAULTIsG CoLoRGD PERSONS. - Yesterday
morning. eoored man was assaulted the BroohSn fai'
toni b, two rowdies whom. however he sue
eesd.d In wong Seeing that he had got tho beet Of tho
rowaes number OF the Of 'coundrs set on him.
got down. aud beat him. but rsssuos his feet be drew
hi. iue aud Of them In the shoulder This had Tho
effect Of msking them de but the boa, arriving at this
.ids - soon =. the eoorrd Jumped sshore the whole
patty him syn and beat aud hiched him Ia tho most
horrible He sub'equenty managed to cape ~ish
hi. lie. A. usual, there police hand In fact.
QUO police expected to keep order 81 Fulton TsrJ-
. thing which 10 utterly impossible.
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SrPREyr CouRr-GEsERAL lIRN.-AdJonrned
to Wodu..isy. July !, at II q m
SUPREME CoUHT-CRcUiT-Pnrt l.-AdJourned
for the term Part II Snort causes -NO' 2s .dIo, JloI
s,sJ Rll 1912 s5J5. 37d. 5sa, 2B,0 2oj!. 1H, I3oo
Par, III-So. 49, IS I3J, 2t3+ 49, 1884, 1913, ilJ5.
SUPnraE CouRT-SficIAL 1EkA.-AdJourAed
for the term. =, "a, oo,, oo.-
SUPERIOR CcuRI-Part Nos. 'O7, 2Sll III,
2slg l0I .s3l 27s3 ?s33 2s37 2s39 1851 2o1 BOO 90
1869 9sTI Part H. Nos l7J+ 1870 1880 1850 $50 'o i.o
ourusd TOT the term , ,, ,oo
KINGs CouSIr CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 81, lV9,
no. III, liz, H. W us. iio. llb. 49, o. ~ "
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HK.pQUaRTsRs PROVOST MApsHaL, Z
SIXTH DrsTRIcr or NKw-i OsK. No. is5 6th-sv. 5
The Nafi0ual earns of Honor.

MEN " ANIkD FOR THE INVALID CORPS.
Faithful Soldiers of good CHI rscter who from wounds
tie vcisudes OF for active field duty,
will only be received. EnsmeBt for thee yea uness
Discharged PAY allowances in the United
States Infantry except that pTeuams bounty for En-
sment will he lowed Joining this Corps will not uvtl
dte any pensions bo1nse. when DO due for prsv-
o service.
Tie duties will be chiefly Proves. Guards for
Hospitals and other puoc bIdn.s aud as Clerks Otess.
&c If necessary they will be assigned to Fons AID GAs-
rsons
CONDITIONS or ADMISSION.
The applicant must obtn the Certificate OF the Board Ok
Enrolment Of nis ConsIe s.ionsl District
/ Thst h. ylicaut is UNIT for In the held
Tibet he H. N Tor tho duties. OF them, indicated
above. =.
>. That If In the service he bonosby dis
charged.
I. Inst he 10 meroious and deserving.
For the the will be selected
for three grades 81 duty those who uos efficient aud
able todt and capable Of psronirg guard duty etc etc,
will ba with musks aud assigned sniss Of the
F.t IA TALON These OF the d. Of eici ncy, In.
cuding who have lost hand and tn irsrt
effective ioeludilg those no have o.t leg TO he
comparis # the Second Thgd Bisionsi they viii be
armed with -words
Uuif.rm-Sky blus. with DARK Blue Trimmings
For Enlistment fth-r inform, non apply
JAMES w. rARR, Board
JAMES w. POWELL. of
- CHARLES A LAMONT. 1fnfollInPuk.
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PKovo,r-MAKsHAL's OYFIcE.

NINTH CoSGKg.siOSaL DistHCT No oI' Jd-svy Z
Corner OF East soth-st.
The Honorable Ccrps.-MEN WANTED Tor the
IN AID CORPS Only those faithful soldiers Who nom
wound, hGrdshiqB # longer Ut Tor aeuve
ned duty vii be received H. tn, CORPS OF HONOR En-
tusut. Tor three yeas unless sooner discharged
Paw and ow4nc.s same oicers and of the DATED
infantry except thai P-miu or bounty Tor Enlist
meuts IA Ue allow This will not inyadste any Zen.
.iou o. Boa atie whic may be due for previous service.
Tie duties viii cDehy Provost Guards and -
aIou. Cities Guards Tor Hospitals aud other paoho
buidinss and clerks orc-re Ae IL found necessary,
they may be ss.sn.d fon &c. Men who still In The
service u0sDe peorm Ell. ;iive Red duty may 90
snsfrrrd to this corps The following are the psscroed
conditions OF admission to the Invalid COps
L. That the applicant IL unit for service In the field
Thst be Is the dotos some OF tnefn 'ndicaeo
above -,
g. THAI. not 10 the service, he has been hon0rsbly
discharged
4 That he 10 me rotious and deserving.
For enlistment or further info.as9n apply TO the Be I'd
OF for the Ninth Congressional District Of The
stat. Of Nsw-York OF No. os1 Tari-av
Nv orivr OF Col JAMES b. FRY,
Pro oct Marshal General
CHAs T. JRNKIss Copt. and Provost Marshal.
y:n District. n. Y.
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERs.-JUSB 2.-BefoTe
Justire


skW CoLRI-HOESE TROUBLES.
In the matter Of the controversy between the
Mayor and the Board Of Supei.os relative to the payment
Of the abore poy ed the new Court House. the Courts
been invoked by lar law Of 1905 relating to the
county. the Supervisor. Authorized to proceed with
tic erection Of the CouftHOuse. The Mayor, doubt
log tho legality of.ueh provsoa in the 1sI .aw. has
refused sppOyc any tAen by the SupeTysOs q
cary h wok III, supervisos have passed al nscss
ary e.ouons toe Mayors veto, aud disposed Of
the pay rolls u the ,sb1-r. In til. TIE warrants for
their having been drawn by Tue toutroe toe hsyo
bss declined 10 sye them effect by signing item until tie
question TO The ea y Of the action OF tie supervisors has
been JudicAlly dsteTmiu,d.
ru.sday Jud.e Barnard who 10 assigned this
g. hold Circuit spped TO by The tofpt ration Counsel
acting a. legs, sd,.ef Of tie bosd Of ~uI.fyou for
wit Of mandsu. 10 ooIy. the Mayor ssn the
Mr. Pie fsyfr.eu. Mayor ada is.u-d PRO
lorna that the question might be Tvered the uenera
Term. which m.-t "wednesday ueIt There 10 Little
prob .hiny however. that foil beach be had
tiru.. ,fm hat d,y Jud.. ingTabsn 10 uuwe
soad Judge w"e. has left the c, and IL therefore
unns.y lns via be lei. duhHs the present
tHINBkK.-JrNE 2 - eioie Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
VI lton Il. Gfi.ien agt. Abraham G.. Nerfus.-Mo-
ou 70 waste Arrest deucs villa 80 abide Of
tho action.
thri.t.n Se.decs AT Cornis Seilles.-Motion denied
without coIs 20 either Tasty.
10 matter 81 be- Application o. Richard Fowler goE sy
polnineut Of guardian Otdsr denied.
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suIPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........JusE Is
Cleared.

s,,.m.r-F w. bruno. fost-r Baltimore, VIM paIeu
sJv.-Martha fBrD, King. Liverpool Murdoch smy'h;
pi.nhriu ll,f l. Maf.nsll Liverpool, j. H. Sardy
U.Ts,-Pathhudcr Robinson. Boston. M.eaif duncan
Anna IgrD Jacobsou, DeuaiA ara, Lssycrat Swa,oooA
fnrJ " God Plymouth AIsei, Tufts Co. Ehefa'u i''o
tarI hunter uipfataf / L Neyu. sons Al M
"Hdg.-C;orllict (Brl Hand. ~ Kits and NEVIS ). w
u,bh.rdA Co; Bird Of tho Wave tBr) bnsh rortAu'
ro1t h C. Quincy, Costa kico Peel, A'pnwai. Panama
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Jrsx 25.-Bsfors
Judge sHIPxAs.
THE POISONING CASE.
United State, agt Thomas Gf-n, the bark Betsey
Williams
The accused has been tried on the charge OF
poisoning Capt Buuce Of that vessel and the Jury disagreed
lie would have been placed trial hi, morning but owing
the absence d. Hylind surgeon a. Navy import.
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On rloR OF THE 4. A. PsovosT. ARsHAI-G EsgKAL,)
sOClHEks DIVISION or \ ~. YORK,
No loo LsoBsrd-st. }
The Corps of Honor.

MEN WANTED fOR TIT ISVALlD CORPS.
Faithful soldiers. OF good character who from wounds or
the y.sudes # IcapactAed TOT scye held duty,
viii only be- reiycd. Enlistment tor three years unless
.ooner dsclerg- PAY and ALLOWANCES sane rs Ia
the United states Infantry except thai no II.nam. os
bounty for enl-tuen viii be allow I'd ,Joinng this CORPS
OF HONOR viii not iavsiare any pensions boaatles
which be due for pTevi0u. - Eyice.
The du, viii be chiefly to &c Provost Guards for pub.
II. buudns. ard Cerz.. OrdrTes Ac If necessary they
vi be assigned t. forte aud gar is0ns.
CONDITIONS or ADMISSION
The applicant obtain the Certificate VI the Board OF
Enrichment IN hts Cougres.i,usi Distiict:
spy igsu Is urf, for service ia the held
Ia That NJ eae., Of them Indicated
above.
a. That le 3 marito ious and De serving -.
Ia form-skY BLUE, WITH DAAh BLUE TRIM
MlNUS.
or,u.menss or further information apply at this Office,
or to the Boards OF Euto Ia each CoIgress
s.opsl Distinct Ia t.is ci'y snd IN B.ooAyD
kOBT hUGgNr q, lousl och Y. Y Vols
a. a Pl0v1 81, shalIieheraL
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Programme Of Arrangements
for tue rocep 100 OF toe
TWENTY.FIFTH REGIMENT N. Y 8. VOLS
upon tn-ir
RETURN FROM THE WAR,
On SATURDAY, the ITO los ant. Of d =.

The Procession viii form lower end Of The Psrk q
o'c ID, precisely, and viii in the following
order - O.. .| e..
Escor-Third Regiment Of Cavalry under command Of
Colonel POSTLY.
Twenty fifth Regiment. N. y 8 ", under command Of
Colonel CHARLES A. JOHNSON.
The Procession will pass the md Of the Park
to and throug the g,t- hy will be reviewed
hi Honor tie Mayor and Common Council psssins Of
the west gate up ro-dwsy to Duane through Dnane-st
to Chahamst up Ch,thsms Bowery up tue Bowery to
Bondst through boud to Broatwsy theUce down Broad.
way 70 the City Assembly Rooms where the regiment will
be dsmisss and will be sotsrin.d quet TO be given
BY the Common Council ia the ev-nng
Alderman TEaENCE FARLEY,
Alden ian PETER MITCHELL,
Alderman JOHN HENRY.
d-'.naB +. l. A. BOULE,
Alderman JOHN D. 0TTfWELL,
Councilman WM JOYCE,
Councilman SAM'L A. WEBSTER,
Councilman JOHN M'CONNELL,
CouDcilm,D ALEX. BRANDON.
Councilman JOHN q. HAVILAND,
Comm, NC on National Affairs,
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Memoranda,

TIE bark Augusta Berry cleared from Ne~Yorl Feb H.
for endon and has not since been hesrdo She had
Of 80 2ll gallons OF petroleum, and ''a' do. napih.
The u. s. bark reported Gorilla a. below. Was the Vol
tignrr. arrived to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

THREE SOLDIERS SHOT ron DrsERTIos.-By
prira. lst,r received ia Jers.y City lss evening 70
ported that the 10Th inst three soldiers were shot AZ Lee
tu,. Vi. for ds.eon Two Of them belonged to Company
10Th Penney wanna Regiment. and the third was named
h i.,oph-r hubert Company B 18th New 'Jersoy 'oiah
t,,r. krub.rt resident of jersey City, aud leaves
wifs and two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26
Nlllitarn Notlles.

100 Men Wantcd.-Ths 18th Rest N T.; Vols 10
no. I,or9.niIng Tor three year.. service This popular
has .srn active service la battles under mcCssn
pope Burnside and Hooker fhoso wi hing 10 enlist cannot
md better chance Pay. food clothing &c. commence on
enlistment. - - .,,, ,,,,,c mn, rx,,,p
Sl13 TO RECRUITS.
lpply TO LIEUT.. CuAS II. PEASE,
No. 1873 l-t-av., N. Y. City.