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Attachment.

Ann Thompson and Isaac Murrey, Execu-
tors of the Estate of VIM. Thompson,
Deceased, Plaintiffs, @
zl against
Joseph ii. Thompson, Defendant.
Before David Forshey, ]: P. of Franklin
Township, Monroe County, Ohio, on the Sth
day of January 1868, said justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action TO:
the sum of twenty-six dollars and twenty-one
cents. aid cause is set for trial on the 7th
day of March 1863 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
ANN THOMPSON and
ISAAC MURREY,
Feb. 4, ls63.--3w pd. Rx'rs.
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81 A. Gard to the Suffering.


issnTLe Rev. WILL1AM CRosaRovs. s.while
iabofing as a Missionary in Japan, was
cured Of Consumption, when all other
means had failed, BY a recipe obtained
from shlearned physician es;ding in
tlze'gress City Of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were
suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and
the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
lIss Deslrcus Of benefitting Others, / will
fssend this recipe. which have brought
home with me, to ali who need it, free
Of charge. Address
asel. REy. WM. COSGROVE,
.ssIlsss,s 439 Fulton Avenue,
... -: Brooklyn. N. Y.
- pee. ~, 1862 --iy.
- IL -
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In the Probate Court OF Monroe, Count,
and State of Ohio. e,.t
PETITION TO SELL LAND.


John J. Bggar, Administrator of Gabrielstarki
...ii iai rg against sats;ils s1.pPa'
Mary Starkie, widow, and Jacob Starkie, Hem
~ Starkie Thomas Starkie and other heirs
of Gab,isl Starkie, deceased, and the un-
known heirs and legal representatives of
Lewis Starkie, deceased and of Nancy Star
kie, deceased. 5
You are hereby notified, that on the 10Th
day of January A. D. 1868, said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio; the object and prayer OF
which petition is to obtain an order from said
court to assign the dover of Mary Starkie
widow of Gabriel Starkie, deceased, and an
order for the sale of the following lands of
which said Gabriel Starkie died, seized, to
wit: Ts59 s2iks f3tsiss ~ ea
The north east quarter of the south west
quarter of section l3, of township six, and
range six, to pay the debts of said decedent
and the cost of administration. -,
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on the 2sth day of February, 1853. sr
Hla II le,,sa JOHN J.. EGGER, Admir-.
ha6 By w. F. HUNTER, Atty.
Feb. A, 1S63.-4w.
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TIMOTHY CAYENAUGH'S ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on the 10th day of February 1868, ap
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator with the Will
annexed Of Timothy Cavenaugh, deceased.
JESSE MIRACLE, Admir-.
February 10, 1eG3.-3w. pd.
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Citizen Beall's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign
ed was, on the 9Th day of February 1853, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monreo
County. Ohio, administrator Of the Estate OF
Citizen Beall, deceased.
JOHN GRIFFITH, Admir-.
II, 1SG3.-3w-p pd. s. @57
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THE SOLDIERS TRUE FHCENO
ot ALWAYS. .dREADY. Il
II o. 10 ways Ointm e n t


Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blister
ed and infamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS,
when your sons are grasping their muskets to
meet danger, think what relief single pot of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING SALvE will
give to the one you love when far away from
home and friends. It hardens and makes
tough the feet so, that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the infiamed
and stiffened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for ll7ka
Sabre Cuts and Gun Shot Wounds, !,
1t stands unequalled, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightful wounds
Vices End Sisters of Volunteers
You can not put into the Knapsaeks of your
Husbands and Brothers, more valuable or
more necessary gift than supply of this
Extraordinary Military Salre li7
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at
night, exposed tore lching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and sUFFoCATING HOARSE-
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CONSUMP-
TION, but if supplied with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS and H0LLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dam
ger is averted, few Pills taken night and
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
twice day over the throat and chest will re-
move the severest pains and stop the most
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefore
we say to the whole Army.
SOLDIERS ATTENTIoNW
See to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable.
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor.
oughly tested, they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sun
piled all the Armies in Europe, and during
CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sale of these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special
Agent there has sold over a ton in weight of
the Ointment in single day These trrrib g
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp
| DIA R e II. DYSENTERY. SCURTY
SORES and SCEOFUL Gus ERUPTIONS
all disappear like arm before these PILL.
aud OINTMENT, anu now while the Cry rings
throughout the land,
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William Henthorn's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
In signed was, on the I 9th day of January
1854, by the Probate Court of Monroe Goun.
ty, Ohio, appointed administrator of the
Estate of William Henthorn, late of said
county, deceased. tH
~ az ARTHUR OKEY, Admir-.
January IA, 1s63-3w
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Notice is hereby given that the subscribe,
was, on the 10th day of February 1863, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe Coun-
ty, Administrator OF the Estate of John Den
bow, SEN, late of said county, deceased.
SIDNEY STARKEY, Admir-.
Feb 19 l2R3 sw nd
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Legal Notice,
NRANCES KNIGHT, Mary Jane Con

ERANCES KNIGHT, Mary Jane Con
L nelly and - Connolly her husband
of the State of kentucky, and fhorntonJones
and Thomas Knight, whose place of resi- denc
is unknown, will take notice that Lemuel J..
knight as the Administrator Of William knight
late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, did on
the 30th day of January 1868, file in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County. Ohio, petit
ton, the object and prayer Of which is to sell
to pay debts the following Real Estate situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
The west half of the north west quarter of
section q, in township 5, and range c,contain-
ing 80 acres. Said petition will be for hearing
on the 2sth day of February 1868. -
l.. J. KNIGHT, Admir-.
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February 4, 1S63,-4w.
Casper Desmeyer's Estate.

Casper DeSmeyerS Estate,
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed was, on the 18th day of January,
1858. ppointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the
Estate of Casper Desmeyer, late of said Coun-
ty, deceased. JOHN J. EiGER,
Feb. /, lS63.-3w. Adm'r.
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FOR SALE.

EHE undersigned has two Lots in the
u town of Woodsfeld, which he is
-E desirous of selling them is
&AEsEl@ situated on Main Street. two
$3NHTsSA good houses thereon, one two
EMaSs9 story dwelling house, the other
admirably adapted for store use. The other
Lots is located on back Street. and has two
good stables thereon: to be sold on good terms.
e. For particulars inquire of
]. A. PIRRSoN.
October %, 1862,
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James Mitchellss Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
was, on the 18th day of January, 1853, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio. Administrator of the Estate OF
James Mitchell, deceased.
JOHN B. NoLL, Admir-.
January q, 1866. .f -
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Home Testimony.

Athens, Athens Co. Ohio. Aug. 10, 1859,
DR.. G.. Roback: a4
Dear Sir-Permit me to say in relation to
your Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
rifer, that have used several boxes aud
bottles, aud have found their effects on my
system to be all that it is claimed tor them
In your advertisements. l have also seen the
effects of your pills upon child four or FIVE
wears old, in expeling worms from the bowels.
One dose given the child, confined to the bed,
and apparently very sick. caused the worms
to come away from it in great numbers, and
they were found crawling and scattered all
about. The child thus relieved recovered
Immediately, aud is now well and hearty.
A2 Yours, &c,
JOSEPH HERROLD.
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S UGAR 0H~E
{faailI,trE -
|M q II RSKRIKS.

THR Proprietor of these Nurseries ,xou,d
i respectfully inform the public and everv
body that his Stock is very complete, and IN
most things great in variety and amddut.e le
would impress on the minds of those wishfne
to plant the Importance Of procuring good
trees grown near home and Of the best vsr =.
ties--all OF which we claim to have, while
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio where !.
g 0 0 D RELIABLE iSTANDARD
soqqo PEAR TREES "a Z,
can be procured, and at the sar6e time 1ur.t
chasers can be accommodated with anythipr
they need in the way Of TREES, PLANTS. &c'
We would note particularly, . very larre
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John Denbow seniors Estate

Feb. A, lS63.--3w pd. Ex'rs.
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DRUGS Il III MEDIClNES.
CHEMI GALS, vARNTSHRS.
DYE WOODS, WINDOW
DYE STUFFS, GLASS.
OILS. PAINTS, PUTTY.
PAINTERS GLASSWARE
ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
Also Fine Soaps, Fine Hair and Tooth
Brushes. Surgical and dental Instruments Pure
Wines and Brandies for Medical purposss,
Fancy Articles, Gamphene, Turpentins, aud
all the Patent or Proprietary
MEDICINES OF THE DAY.
Also choice lot of FAMILY GROCERIES,,
such as TEA, Golfer, SUGAR. SYRUPS,
RICE, SOAPS and all other articles in the line.
We make our purchases for Cash and ofEsr
goods as low as they can be obtained from any
similar establishment in this section, and waf-
ranted to he fresh. pure and genuine. Orders
promptly filed and satisfaction guaranteed,
with regard both to price and quality.
@ Physicians prescriptions attended to 81
all hours of the day or night.
May 1S61.-ly.
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CONFIRMED

TIE Senate To-day confirmed the nomination
Of Judge Fields, of California, TO be an Asso-
cia;e Justice of the T.. :. Supreme Court.
Also, that OF Ehenszer Peck, Of Ill, 70 be a
Judge OF the Court of Claims. His CO aiir IN alton
makes that court complete.
Also, of MiitoE Is. Dnnleid, OF Cal, To bn
Marshal OF The Territory OF Arizona; John A
Gurley, of Ohio, Governor of Arizona; Samuel
c. Parks, of Ill, TO b. Associate Judge OF the
Territory Of Idaho; Ailack G. Smith, Of Idaho.
ditto; and Sidney Edgerton. of Ohio, to he Chirf
Justice of the same Territory; and VIM III
Wallace, Of w Washington Territory, To be- Gov
ernor OF Idaho Territory; Vim. H. Daniels, OF
Oregon, to- be Secretary OF Idaho Territory:
Richard Williams, of Oregon, to be u. s Auor
ney OF Idaho Territory; John N. Goodwin, Of
Me-. Associate Jnstice far the Territory Of
Arizona; VIM. Y. Wiley, Of Ind, to be military
storekceper.
A large number of military combinations
were also made.
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SECOND EDIlOl.
rHREE,uOII NIX r. N
Now IT HA?rBssD.

II appean to be understood that the Rebel
Captain Moseley was able to get his commsn
within our i;rrs In front o! Fairfax Court
House on the night before last by sizing an
orderly trarersins thrm with the countersign
In his pocket to deliver II 10 officers stOur poss
Having obtained it thus, he was probably abb
20 slip his men (disgui-sdl in small squad IN
the lines al different points in the same neigh
'orhocd Grp. SicuEhton is from v rmDnt His
faults in ihis matter were in loca:iag his head
quarters, for comfort, 1T n distance from all his
t-ccrs srrpt the dozan or 30 composing MS
staff and orderlies, and in failing TO make his
cavalry wa;cbful. The night was very h,f,
and the cavalry, who should have been scout
ing more industriously than usual on that ac-
unit, are belle we'd to have kept within doors
thus practically aiding and abettiny Mos"i"y'S
scheme. He came in to thr Court House on the
addle read between the Lit;le-riyer tarnpikc
AND the road leading to Leesbure; on which,
from all We can learn. either the patrols Or the
rickets were keeping no efficient watch what.
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FROM VIt-KSHURG,
Alarm of Property Owners near Lake

Alarm of Property Owners near Lake
Providence.
CINCINNATI, March ga special dispatch 70
the Commercial says the health of the army is
improving and important movements are pend.
Lat week. two steamers, with infantry and
cavalry, went TO Carolina Landing, and, after
tE:te day absence, returned with two hun
drrd mules, on. hundred and thirty head OF
beef catie, thirty Eaits OF cotton, several thou
sand bush'is Of corn. number of negro s, aud
plenty o. chickens, eggs, pot:.to 5, &c.
Ali the canais, IL is believed, Will prove sue
ca ss:ui. One gun boat, up the YuZoo Pass had
nearly reached Ynz0o City. Thrre WAS no
doubt rs 10 OUR ability 10 get forces in tho renr
OF fickscuTE, and thus cut oil communication
with jackson
At Like Providence the canal is r,a y read
for use. As soCn Is the cbstruCtiYns ara re-
moved. the waier is 10 be lei into IT. Already
TIE mississippi Il fourteen feet higher than tina
WAFER IN the Like.
tlIksburg Is sure to fail. 1t is feared the en-
envy n:;S eNacu.;te II first. Il - said the own
els Of property along the stream 10 h- over
flowed via Lake Prov dtnc-, ha yr made offers
To he citizens OF ' iCks burg of one million and
Il la 4 ui money if thry will surIsntsr and
ili Pom .oS,. by cutting the ipyce.
Ti:r Grhtructiun of property will be immense
should the lands be inundated.
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CISCIsNATI, March "a special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette to-day from Franklin,
Tenn, says that a large force Of infantry, artil-
lery and cavalry moved yesterday against the
enemy posted at!Spring Hill. II they stand
heavy engagement must ensue. Coburn,s dis
aster at Thompson station is to be retrieved.
special dispatch to the Commercial, dated
Murfreesboro, says a report reached there yes
terday that Van Dorn's forces have been :e.
feated and the greater portion of them captured
Gen. Rosecrans has ordered all of those whose
natural supporters are in the re bel service, and
whose sympathies and connections are such
that they cannot give the assurance OF loyalty,
10 hold themselves in readiness to GO south of
our lines within ten days
The Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce yes.
terday evening. by q vote of nearly three 70
one, voted in favor Of lowering the Cincinnati
and Covington Bridge to one hundred fee,
above the low water mark.
Major General Cox, now OF the army Of
Kanawha, will in few days be superseded
by Major Gen. Wright, Of the Department of
the Ohio.
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The Rebel Doat W ebb also Sunk-DeStrue.
ton Inevitable 10 Every Rebel vessel On
the Mississippi.
CAIRO, March o.-The Memphis Bulletin OF
tEe 9Th says From the in Information received
there is 10 doubt that the Indianoia was sunk
fcnifai Porter was also confident that the
krh-l beat ehb lad so far injured herself
OS hutBDf tie indiGroia that she had sunk
SUutis:n lEteii'gonC" confirms the tidings of
Ia" Sl kIi . If the lndianOla. On the night of
tie f. Et tht Union forces heard a tremendous
>li;tiUc. which IL believed 10 have come
lIcm lie acazinc Of one of the sinking boats
Il ihI> lie iEuc, this leaves the Rebels in 4
E;"c! mGie helpless situation than was sup
IC*'G. 50 far as ti;C defence OF the ports OF the
Mie>i>siFpl - concerned.
Intelligence has been received of an ap.
preaching arrival III The waters of RebaIiom
= ~ VIII prove frstrUctively formit Il bie'to ali
'i';'; floats there in the Stars and Bars line OF
bus mss.
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THE [. s. JUSTICES DEMAND THE ARREST
OF BRIGHAM YOUNG AND OTHER
LEADING MORMOSS
THE MoRMONS THREATEN TO RESIST rBK
ARREST

NEW YORK, March l0.-A special despatch
TO the Herald, dated Salt Lake City, March 9th,
states that a collision between the citizens and
military Is imm inent.
Gov. Harding and Associate Justices Waite
ard Drake, ii is understood, have called upon
Col. Conner 10 arrest Brigham Young. Coun.
sellers Eimball and Wells. The judges of the
district can serve any civil process, but the
citizens are In arms, determined to prevent the
arrest Of any of their leaders.
Other Federal officers and Mormon citizens
have autographed To Gen. Wright 10 restrain
Conner until an investigation can be had. A
colonel OF the u. S. Army, who left for Wash
inEton, has been arrested by Conner and brought
hack. 1t is presumed his intentions are unta
Norable TO Corners military interference
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BROUGHT IN

The following parties were brought here this
forenoon, from Pcolesville, Md, where they
were arrested as being rebels. Viz:
John W. Appleby, of Whites cav; Living
on, Stuart's horse artillery; Robert Boyle,
George Cross, (citizrn,l Geo. Hoyle, James
Wilton Hilton, John +. Key, (Stuart's horse
artillrry,) Vim. r. Williams, (paroled prisoner
OF war;
Also from elsewhere LEVY DuIa, co. f,
37,h n. g; John G. Taber, Thos R. Jones, John
+. Wilson, David Lower, (Poiomac blockade
runners,) all Of than are now in the Old Capt.
toll
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM NJ I'M PfiIS,

Doubt. te whether there are 30, 900
Irssp. in Vieksburs-BsIief that tho
telels are eoneentr rating their entire
force In trent Of ssecrans
NKNruis. Feb. 2S.-Our authorities do not
seem to bc very we'll posted a. present as 70 tho
m. 'en'ents of the enemy. i doubt whether
taerc arc at present ~ GOO soldiers in yicksours'
They ar" concentrating their entire force in
font OF Rosecrans with a view OF giving him
AZ early enRa ement; falling back gradually,
until they shall gain sufficient strength 10 in
sure victory in their opinion. Should they be
Success ful, they will push rapidly north on
Louisville and Cincinnati. 1t il to be hoped
that cur able head OF affairs has foresight
enousht 10 guard against any such disaster.
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WKpDING.-Sunday evening, a wedding
came on at the residence OF Mr.. Henry Brols
on Third street near 4, the couple bAins two
popular members OF the Canterbury corps.
Mr. Herbert w. Eagan and Miss Jennie viii
liams. The orficiatiEg minister was Rev n VS.
ses " ARD When the pair were presented s-,or.
the minister, the apparent youth OF the hrIds
induced him 10 iuterrogatr hrr rs to her a "a
icing fearful that she might he too you,,y IN
mSrTy legally. She proved TO be n little u,st
'swert sixteen" The ceremony was per rorm Id
In the presence OF a numerous company of
Invited guests, according to tho r,ta of the
Methodist Protestant Church Aftpr IN, mia.
e'ri hsa "nhorawn, thu evening W.. span,
nEre~abiy By the frt@nds Of the hyid, 49,
groom.
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NIw RB1 ULaTIONa YOR PASSES.
HBApoUARrBRs Paovosr MAR5HAL's OTFIos
Wu,b,n.fos ID r. March 4 1ac

HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MAR5HAL'S OPPIoR. !
WdShinsfon, ID. C., March 4, 1865.
sPRCIAL ORDERS, Ne. 4-Oficers OF Patrol will
exam inc Carefully sill Passes sssed from tss ONCE
for Off GERS under ms1i o. IT, stment and all that
have been issued over twenty tz,) days will b.
marked revoke" over the signature ofthe on cor
of patrol and the bearers directed to get auoth or
certificate from the surgeon. and have tia pass re-
Iewei nj this once An officer using pass marked
Invoked" with the name OF the patrol officer
affixed. viii be ordered to report ypder arrest to
these headquarters. Hereafter. passes for officers
under ME. zeal treat" ent will be given only for
fifteen days; 81 the end of which time, the passes
will De renewed for such length OF time the GER
titicst+ Of the surgeon an all cal! :or
NJ. Clymer, Surgeon L s. v 20j PennsyIvsnIa
avenue issues the certificates required from Cars
of volt pt'ers.
By order: HENRY B. TODD,
Capt. and Provost Marshal
A. s. RAEEH Lieut. and AIi;t NH Il II
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SA copy Of Little Rock (Ark) paper OF
February eth, viii CD has been received in St
Louis, says Hindman is in that city, and claims
that The Federais captured Arkansas Post be-
e"sse the high water prevented the arrival OF
ammunition, the Rebel artiiIerists having ex.
haustd their supplies. The Governor has
returned 70 Little Rock from Hot Springs. Tho
great scarcity Of provisions is complained of,
and long !fsts Of d-sert-rs are published
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Go to DRs: BROTHERS 4 GRAY and be- curad
The hsve gwen their particular atteu ion tn the
fTestm, md ture of all forms of Disease ear.
t,eu larry tfat OF private oh act.r for ~ yesr.
This 10 tbe Oldest sstA hished Botanic Medical ar
Zee In the District and have saved thousa ds fro,,
soifgraeei,'I and horrible death How irc p.,ttsnt
IN. then Tor ID ose unfoFtunAt who ave hrn. h
dI-ea upon themselv.s,o be cured befor, IL h. To-
late feu. preventing expo-uP~ az alternatives snd
family Omc and reeidsnce. I79 south str.at
lsiasd. opSoAsss SmithsoI Ian IassisutIon. rs IN.
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GIVE understand thar NJ a ior General Curtis
has BEEN relieved from the command OF ,hs
I-psr'n' m Of he Missouri and that he is TO
~ sncceedsd by MAJOR General Sumner a
veteran and able -sld:sr, who in every sphere
Is. firraiz. himself by a simple and unset.
h'h o. No'fcn tc duty which is worthy OF all
pra Sc Es:r!!;1,n1,r
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LATE FROM ST. THOMAS. W

NEW YORK. March i0-St. Thomas dates TO
the 18th ult have been received. They report
that the Vanderbilt sailed on the a3d, ON q
cruise. The gunbost Alabsma was spoken of
Martinique on the oath ult, bound In. The
ship Shepherd Knapp is at ST. Thomas.
Arrivals to-day from various Yves. India
ports, state they have heard nothing recently
OF the pirates
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ANOTHER Party up COSTRABaNDISTS


ANOTHER Party FP COSTRABaSDISTS
SEIZED
Last night, Col. Passr's detective force M adj.
an important SEIZURE of contrabandists who
were making their way beyond Fairfax c. IT,,
To the Confederate lines. with some s,5.ooO
worth Of contrabsnd goods. They were all
foreigners, and their names are:-Roths
enid, M Block, =. Block, - Freedman ans,
ID. Wiiianstein. The party have been lodsed in
the Central q uardhouse.
Col. Baker and fore. are doing excellent ser.
vice In the interruption OF contrabandists
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The I"teIise.eer does not think the policy Of
the President proposing to aid any State in the
work OF emancipation BY appropriating money
for the purchasing Of slaves had many jealous
friends in either House OF the last Congress or
IL any paty.
cok's Admins ration Is asssiied by those of his
own political household, but excuses them on
the ground that they err on the RICH, side. Tie
future historian will, however, be just to ,hi .
Adm nistration, and Will record thu fact thar
slavery now fret IectiN.d Its death blow