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D-aMOgAEAT AygyO sya1g.pl1lyaAo

1t is the duty of every good citizen to
see that these violators of the law are du-
ly punished, and we hope every man will
see the necessity of prosecuting these
! scoundrels TO the extremity of the law in
order that we may have fair play in the
future.
From the Lewistown True Democrat
How II WAS DoNE.-That Governor
/ Curtin's reelection was not accomplished
! by fair means can be, we think, easily
demonstrated Tke modIs operanH which
prevailed in AIifflin county, was no doubt
Systematically practiced throughout the
State. How it was done here viii be
readily understood when we relate a few
/ facts
For some months past company of
| soldiers belonging to the Invalid Corps has
/ been stationed at Huntingdon, ostensibly
as a provost guard. The company was
/ understood to have been organized in New
York. just ten days before the election a
! squad of thirteen OF these soldiers were
/ brought to Lewistown, and quartered at
! Gruver's hotel, and on election day they
were escorted to the polls by Deputy
/ Provost Marshal Mutthersboueb, and all
bott htres made the oath required by law
as to residence, &c, and were permitted
to vote. A'e1t day they ,reie ordered back
! to HtUtingCloR! Now, who doubts that
! these men were sent here Tor the purpose
/ Of c0tiHg2 Certainly NJ sare man doubts
it. Therefore it is plain they had no right to
| vote here, for no man who removes into a
| district ten days before the election f07' the
! junyose Of r0tiRg there is entitled to a vote.
! according to the laws of PENNSYLVANIA.
! But the case becomes still more aggravated
when we consider the additional fact that
not 0Re Of those men had ere3. been q cztt-
zen Of tins county. and perhaps not even
of the State
{" An examination of the returns for
namely, that, notwithstanding the i'm
ported votes, the Democrats have made
! handsome gains upon last years result, in
every district in the county crceptiag three,
! Oliver, Memo, and Old Armah. and in
! those three we lost to an aStOuad,ag extent.
| Yet, we can hear of no excessive im3,oytu-
to0 TO those townships; but hnre hegiU of
numbers of changes in our favor. How.
.
then are we to account for the sinmularitv
! of The result in those three districts
There is no other way to account for it,
except by the presumption of fraud or
corruption. Either the balIot-box was
tamdered with, or men in the confidence
Of the Democratic party were guilty of
distributing Republican tickets. We
have very strong grounds for believing
that the Republican leaders used at
least $4,000, one way or another,
10 carry Mifiilir county, and We also hear
that one or two Of their candidates Jolted
that they had the the the thing 'Ere9'
in Oliver and Memo Hou it was Erea
| is yet somewhat uncertain, but that it
WAS fixed not only in Oliver and
Mcnno, but also in Old Artnah, 50 as to
deprive the people Of the honest express
sion of sentiment, and the Democratic
party Of the triumph TO which it was
justly entitled, Is now too palpablc 10 be
successfully denied
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-28

{" y man who is furnished with argu-
ments from the Mint, will convince his
antagonist much sooner than one who
draws them from reason and philosophy
Gold is a wonderful clearer of the under
standing; it dissipates every doubt and
scruple in an instant accommodates it
self to the meanest capacities silences
the loud and clamorous, and brings over
the most obstinate and infiexible. Philip
Of Macedon refuted by it all the wisdom
Of the Republic of Athens, confounded
their statesmen, lstrnck their orators dumb
and at isHgtt argued them out Of their HJer-
History seems 70 be repeating itself
very rapidly and unfortunately FOR our
once great country. Our political op-
ponents now in power seem to have only
studied the very worst side of it. The
saying that q when the wicked rule the
people mourn originated from just such
history as our rulers are repeating Such
rulers are people haters,'' and to hear
them mourn IS music to their ears
Ohio Crisis.
Special and Extraordinary Dispatch O
the Philadelphia Age.
REAT VICTORY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-28
MILITARY CHANGES IN THE
WEST.

WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-The facts in
regard TO changes at the West, as now
officially ascertained, are as follows:
/. General Rosecrans is relieved.
2. General Thomas assumes command
of the Army of the Cumberland
). The departments of the Ohio, Burn
siae,) Cumberland CThomas), Tennessee
(Hulibut), and Nicksburg (DIcPherson),
are consolidated into one grand q mill
taFy division of the Mississippi" under
the command Of General Grant
4. Generals Hooker and Sherman. the
latter now at Iuka, viii command corps
III the field.
.. General Grants headquarters will
be in the field +; he leaves for the front to-
morrow.
q. McPherson's department will extend
from the Department OF the Gulf of Ma
poleou.
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COUNTY COMMITTEES.
WILLIAM KITTELL, Chairman.

" ILIIIh-I MI 7 TIL, NII'III IIIt'II'
NJ. M'Guire, John Smith John Ferguson
John M'Bride, Thomas M'Kernqn. VIM. p.
Buck, Joseph Cole, Montgomerr Douglass,
Joseph Gill, E. r. Dunnegan, John Camp
bell. Michael Berry. Richard Sanderson,
William Murray, Thomas M'Breen, Will
liam M'Kee, John a. Barns James f.
Campbell. \. Kennedy, P. Fl. Shields,
James M'Coy, John Stull, Peter Dougherty,
George w. Stalb, Joseph A. Dimond, vii
liam M'Gough, George Walters, John NJ
Colgan. GEORGE Washurn.
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where WIZ They Stop ?

Perhaps it might take sage to prog
nosticate the end of our troubles or scan
the future Of our Inflated country but it
requires no prophets eye TO foresee the
folly and madness into which the Aboli-
tionists are intent upon plunging. Hav-
ing secured the late elections by fraud,
they increase their impudence and insult
the people, by claiming, the result of those
elections as an endorsement of their wick
cd acts. The following extract from the
New York Tribune, is q fair sample of
fanaticism for the deliberations of next
Congress.
We now forewan Copperheads of
all degrees that one Of the first and most
important measures to come before the
next Congress will be to make slavery in all
parts of the United States an odious crime
forever hereafter, inHicting the penalty of
death upon whctnsocver shall dare to vio-
late it after it shall have been a law
And we moreover assure negro haters and
negro owners, and all their hackers of
whatever name, that such bill tciU pass
both branches of Congress by a very large
majority, and be hailed by the people as
the brightest and best of all the great and
good and constitutional remedies for trea-
son and rebellion which have been inyo-
ked by or during the most glorious ad-
ministration of Father Abraham"
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j. S. TODD. Editor & Publisher.
"Wednesday OCT. 28, 1863.
S. M. Pettengill & Go.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the fDEM-
ocRAT & SENTINE L." and the most influen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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SwoRN IN.-E. Glass, the newly cleo
ted Commissioner, and George M'Cul-
lough, Poor House Direcfor have both
been sworn into their respective Offices
They are both men of high responsibility,
and are well fitted for their positions
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r7- Godey's Lady's Book for Noven

az" 1t is generally believed, by those
who pretend to know, that the $500
clause in the conscription act will be re-
pealed as soon as Congress meet; and
that those who may be hereafter drafted
will either have to go themselves or pro-
cure substitute
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ST. JOINS, \. F., Oct. % n.
steamer Etna passed Cape hao .Es sd
morning with Liverpool dates 10 N''
inst. ,, ar
The steamer City of Washlns'O"
rived out on the 18th. ,C5-r
The Paris correspondent OF tiio ;;n,sn-
ina Post asserts that France has ~
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BE OF COOP CHEER. do
not despond over little reverse, for the
victory gained over you, is a disgraceful
one, only, to those who claim it.
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eS We call the attention of soldiers
and others having military claims, TO the
card of Messrs. DcDowell and Mcguire.
in to-days paper, who are engaged in
collecting military claims, securing pen
sions &c.
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APPoMrMENTs. William II. Sechler
has received the appointment of Commits
sioner's Clerk: and Patrick Donahoe was
Mercantile Appraiser.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-28

HIGH PKCE FOR PEw-Judge
Woodward's pew in the Church of the
Holy Trinity, the par value Of which is
$3.50, was sold yesterday morning at
auction for $3.50. The pew is No. Al,
North aisle The bidding was very
spirited. .a
The Holy Trinity is a very unholy
Abolition Church, from which Judge
WOODWARD has wisely withdrawn.
The price paid for his pew indicates that
there were many members anxious to oc-
cupy a seat of honor - PHILADELPHIA Ere
1rHg J0araal
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The New Draft.

Last week we published a prcclama-
ton from the President ordering another
draft Of 100000 men.
We spoke Of this thing before the clec-
ton, and told the people, that if Andrew
G. Curtin were elected, another draft
would Immediately, be levied
This scheme, which had secretly leaked
out Of the Administration, was calcu-
latad to interfere with the electioneerina
business, AMI WAS accordingly hushed up
and denounced as a copperhcad lie, $
worthy only of Democratic newspaper.
---,-ee-s-
ez~ Since the majorities Of Curtin and
Agnew have been reduced to a low figure,
the Abohtionists do not crow sow Loudly
as they did in anticipation of $4,000.
Perhaps they are beginning TO feel
ashamed Of a result brought about by
bribery and crime
81 Godey's Lady's Book for Novem-
Der is beautifully embellished and con
tains much interesting reading matter
1t is worthy the attention of the ladies to
whom it is devoted but may, neverthe-
less. be perused with interest by gentle
men also. As a companion, during the
long evenings, now coming, we recon-
mend it to every family.
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DIED.-In Cambria township, on the
23d, inst, JOHN IIUMPHREYs, aged about
Y years.
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Special and Extraordinary Dispatc h I O
the Philadelphia Age.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

4. NJ.
AsHEs.-Receipts 30 bbls. Market inactive and nomi-
nally IS SO tor pots and s. T6 for pearls
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL 797 bbs -four, 90 bbls. and
2,s74 sacks meal sos sacks buciwneat -four 4S7
bushels corn 5000 do oats, las do rye, 70 do barley
568 do. barley malt There better feeling in the
market State and Western -four to-day, consequent
upon the improvement in gold and exchange and mode
supplies coming forward, and shipping grades
trile dearer, particularly state. There dis.
position to operate foreign account and pur
ch1ses made for Great Britain Trade brands met
with fair inquiry at very full prices The
the aggregate 1000 bbls., Closing heavy. par,cu
larly for Western brards Canadian and Southern
aour also against the buyer, with fair busi
considering tho ncemcncy of the day. Sales
500 bbs of the former and 800 bbls Of the latter Rye
-four without quotable change, and the business
moderate. Corn meal was quiet but firmly held Sales
200 bbs at So 70 Tor Jersey So 10 for Brandywibe and
50 L. Tor Marshs caoric Buckwheat -four sold TO a
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
elNANc AL AND comMERclAL
TurrspAY, Dec. l7-6 p. NJ.

TurnspAY, Dec l7--6 p. NJ.
CuUp-ed activity and large sales were the
.t..., stock market to-day. There seems
ment in the speculative movement,
IS will DE compelled TO exercise an
sgree Of philosophy in order TO save
themselves from being charmed by the glitterng
Inducements which this sudden rise enables spccu-
lators Co held forth. Increasing earnings of rail.
roads and the promise Of large dividends are GER
taialy powerful incentives 20 men who are eager for
gam. and we must acknowledge that they eugender
a desire TO step inside the circle which is almost
unooutrollabe. But people should ask themselves
how long inflated prices are likely 10 hold. With
an easy money market there is not much difficulty
in establishing high figures but the first pinch will
show the ideal foundation Of a sudden rise, and
give the public another demonstration Of the in
stability of bull movements.
In foreign exchange there was not much doing,
and bankers sterling bills were quoted at l64s4
l65.
Government stocks were strong but the demand
was not large.
The rain prevented the usual street operations.
and the sales at the second board o the Stock Ex-
change exhibit the closing quotations.
Money was in demand and but for the announce
ueht Indt the pup-iTeasuiy hdu TeceiNeu HNe
millions of currency little stringency might have
been felt. The legal rate Of interest was easily
obtained by lenders on good per.
The gold exchange was again in languid state
to-day, and sellers hung back in anticipation of
rise; but owing to the inclemency of the weather,
or some underlined cause, animation could be
infused into the market. The quotations, as viii
be observed in the following table, were confined,
for the first time in many weeks, entirely to the
fractions between l50 and l51:-
The New York herald., 1863-12-18

per cents, first mortgage Nsso). 771& do. Penn-
syv,nia section) per cents, Hrst mortgage
Qs7O, 76A. The rebel loan. winch was IN SOM
demand on French account, han improved TO b.
The English oe;cial returns OF the imports and
exports of bullion and specie for tn week ending
Nov. % showed that there were imported into the
United Kingdom gold, valued at Goi ,iJ5, and sill
yer, Gl2O ,597- together, tlss,0 There were
exported gold, valued at El0j,7l0, and silver,
ellis, 0-togetber, f52l 800 The exports, there
fore exceed the imports by 1888 ,9SS. The i'm
ports and eXports--the pound sterling reduced t.
doilars-compare as folows:--
Gold Sttur. Total
Exports. % $500 59l 400 100 .Soo
I'm ports ............ 33T .U25 6U2 ,9S5 9a0,0l0
The New York herald., 1863-12-18

There inquiry tor what. and continued ab.
o receins and rise ~ gold enabled holders TO ob
tain advance Of lc 20. sprng samples The sales
foot up 10000 bushels about hah Of which was for
port to Great Britain, at 81 ~ VI ~ for inferior prng
Chicago, ~ IS II Is for good 10 choice DO, 81 10
IL 40 Tor Rae and Milwaukee club. 81 b0t 81 81 Tor
amber DO 81 80 81 80 for inferior 10 prime wirte red
Western, 81 SO " 6, Tor amber Western, and 81 -
81 " tor white hichigan-ine INSIDE price Tor old m
store. Rye was nominally 81 80 81 as; Tor prime
Norih rlver u 80 was rcfused. torn MAS larry
active, and prices are g. SC. higher sac 10000
bushels, at 81 Is 81 80 Tor Western mixed, in store,
81 "a TO- white southern, and 81 20 81 y for Western
mi ed, atoat Farley was steady sales 600 bushels
State II 81 80 q 81 as Farley malt was qrir' oats
wcro duh and IN favor OF the purchaser quote Cana
diaIi ssc. 90c. and state aud Western gOc. Ole.
ror,w qg!et, without ss es worthy OF note
CorToS steady at SIG. for middling upands Saes
900 bales.
to other British ports, with moderate business Fn-
gogements To Liverpool include % coo bushels wheat
american tag nj Cd; 100 bbs. -four st Ia. 3D., 800
erces beef at - cd per neutral, 100 bbs ~ l..
3D. 200 hhds. taow aud 500 packages butter aud cheese
boxes cheese 4os, 800 boxes bacon sos and 900
bushels wheat AZ I'd. 10 London per Amer can | 600
bbs nour at 2s, 1900 bushes wheat on r. g. per
trail 200 hhds taow 100 packages bacon and $50 erces
lard at 2js 700 packages cheese and butter nj 2Ts Cd
-. Cd and per steamer 500 boxes bacon m sos. 700
bales hops at I'd, 500 terces beer ID. for small
and Ts for large, 80 bbs pork at S. aud $500 pacs
ages butter aud chccse AZ Dos brig from the north
side o. Cuba 70 New York, British bark hence 70 IA.
vana, and British schooner from Easiport, Nc 10 the
West Indies, lumber on {. British brig TO Aspinwa
eoa at ~, and aschconer TO Beaufort 7Oc. per bb.
nofr-" in hml,"u uehma ue marker was urn.
Ine saes wero about lQO bales at 205 5o according
| to quality.
HINES Market hrm Sales, 5000 ormoco q 2syc
cash and 1900 RIO Grsnde, to arrive, private terms
Moi.svs quiet.
Fua itus-Reeerts 2.23s bb's. The MAKE wac
wi..oni as.iysy ana prt los vide rtsra, especial
crude ~hicn soia & u extent 10 9Qr alc te6pt
In bond, sod a. Ae 50. Zoe ilghl straw u vsh,e qto
sales were 8, 900 bbs, winch 500 tbs crude +, ,Ie
~ 2sc 30 hc inc'nd'nE 500 bb Tor al month"; a
3lo, buyers option also 10 irve at bsc Abs isr
the latter rate or prime white
PRovrHoRa-Rscepts, go bbv. pork, Au2 pact a
beef, lCo DO cut meats. S64 do ard and ~ drlSrs
hogs Tbs rain had dspreaaing eject tho y1fk 10
ke{, yet there vsey little change conn srs- .h
yesterday. Mess wa . shade easier, but steady ls
receipts were light and the stock gradually ininsh.
ing The sales 200 bbs d ti1 slT lax for c'd
mess. ts Is for new, and el7 so ei3 for pine AID
packing ~ f1p for prime mess and S2t Tor mess
Beef vas steady, with a moderate inquiry; Tho salcs
wore 300 bbls. at $40 Is q fi4 for Western moss
aud e5 a16 for extra do also 200 tioces at SIS for
India mess and ga 70 for Western prime wosk Bvol
The New York herald., 1863-12-18

hams quiet at SIT Sls for Western the latter an
extreme rae. The sale were $50 bels. c'n was
steads. Win eaes o. 200 boxes fr Cum lerlnnd
cat. a. l0io. fcr long clear. Cut me7ts steady,
~ih -sie m 90 packages at &c Tc. for shoulders,
ma iOc lc Tor hams; also iC 900 lb. at c ior dry
mind frces wero the same. sales Of 500 bis. aud
tie oes Ut ii &C. III &c Tor No |. ans ~ l2'sc or
steam and keitle ren cred iutter 26c tor
Western, and 27c Tor slate; and cheese at l3c.
&c. 10 common 10 primo.
? rVGAR-la aw was dull at unchanged quotations.. The
saes were $50 hhds chiefly Porto Rico l2Sc. 13c.
WnIskh.-Ihe market continued unsettled and prices
were aain lower sales, 600 bbis. SIC. s5c Tor
state and Western
iAlow was fair req vest, with sales OF $4,000 lbs at
l2c. al2lsc for fair to prime.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
HELP wANrED-MALEs.

A LII AGENTS WHO Do NOT WISH TO BE IMPOSED
nIcn should be careiS, OF the sn swindns concerns
PrlLe fackages 80 lon and fav ab known the public
daily aIvcriissents offer p'emiuns (Which hey eau
iricssry no doubt; has wilhdr his adyer,saments AMI
probably closed his for patronage To slow
wiz present o. i6i lest packages % any one
VT - Obtain premium watch rom any those
regure no,hne q ihe lnt We every agent free
Ens,sh Iaoyemegs ana w,rrnned eorres iae.
feren styles which We always have on hand or have il
ssn. sss ss s sii m s ssT nsss 10 Ga n rs We ask
miun,s Ae nrt tsen v us and rol wal see ,he great
r.. s siay q. fSe @ S each % ses eS
ains more fine writing eilss Yansee notions isns,
goods presents presents orr Of r s"y a .9y SiSsr Sst
mesmsn,s ns% ree M 19anns s1,re premiSn 10,
sirSeG r. only slsss and Oldest III c sf.saa faes
age House in tue word
A GENTS, TAKB NQrlcE-ALL WE SAY We MEAN.
reduced prces xssns from SIS 20 So Pc eay selling
Ssa ss's Of ns seI as 81 Mo e anI q
goods also one esssn' ~ o. rich and superb ewey Re
worth Of & DDS an eersn ;ohd vs %sieS ~srrSnea or
sS ae, RcnsRDs "a sna psTs;ss Sss:
cESrs-AND EVERY ONE WHO WISHES rRo.
World rsSowncd sscns Puso fsete 1s ssn,.uSa se
% %y.. Sc retail for sn sssIs SSyeSs ,s for %.
much. Al asen,s receise present from handsome
times as much a. tue eomposton watches given by other
parties with their worthless rash All agerss bo wish 70
sell GOOD article cheap ana make immense PROFITS should
Immediately call and examine endless variety OF pacK
etsr send ior Our new circular All orders the army
''G q. s. HAsgISs CO., Sc Bsekmsn street, NY
A GENTS, LOOK TO yQuI iNTBREsTs-cALr AND
n exam,nr s0me.hnE urgently needed by
samples sent free by mai for twenty cens tha' re-
tails for two dollars by L. wolco 40 Chatham square
A 0ENrs17wE WANT YOUR HELP CALL AND SEE
n awonderfu and beautiful article worth S. 10 any per
Everybody Mani. .hem. sample sent rcel IS
cents GOODWIN a co, 40 Broadway n. Y.
A pMIRAL FAYRAqVTs FLAGSHIP, THE HART
n Tore. .-Wtntsd. seanen, frenen, cUar ands.
men, k6eh hands sad boys Also for the guneoas Proaus
ini Msroo1ef going on bockadc; shv for year. United
s..ies NAVAL henf'.sous i8 aud iSs South street
FIRST Class sALPsHAy wANTED--rO o1F
y havnr tu"vedssc cf The ciosk riNi.ia aud W0rNea
hH1t ., VIA 40 ertenstc western aud stswessrns
rueuta.cc whQ can nroi isrsc anruat % ilsi.,
liberal sA'.rl n 2" iat hppls imtsdi.lcy u AlCu 4
-.
Al BRRsHp BOT WANrBD-fN A BRoKgR's OF.
"a lice, nu, -nruc slu rea1,nreudoi sA4 hagu egtd
huo wedge 81 lo1y ~ e business Iar of the e'v. py
az u Erelanse race !. "a ~
A BooSKBhFgR AND ENTRY CLERK WANTED;
u aso tive ff0rerT clerks clerk for Flcstner, tH0
conductors arueuer lli Goodman two hEr.rltsrH tive
salesmea and Porter Auply ~ the Hefchang ClsrEe
Agency ~ Nassau stree no commission 70 advance
ALE BoffLERs hANTEp-sEvERAL MES AND
n boys wanted at g. and Is Liberty but good
hands need sppy' U,pN dozen empty bottles wsn.ea
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
sales of Rea, Estate q. Auction.
Arrivals and Departures.

ANRIvAL-.
L!vrRPoot-Seamship City Of Cork-Mme Journet Capt
Chds, wife and danghtcr; Mons Drp,e e Mmc Benton.
Caps G Ring o Glenn. wife and two ,hildren; Mrs
Treiia Miss Cockere Miss Norton, Robert Dillon, John
Manensan. John Heeidon, Mons Terre Desesnd is4 In
the stecraee.
BtRMUDA-Brg Oleander--S A LELAND bearer of des
patches Capt A Merrill. Lewis A Franklin. Ensrn II Y
Go er Lieut. II Chambers. Ensi u fareon, Thirty.
nnth regiment British Army. TO England, and
eight In the steerage.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18

DRIzE MONEY FOR ThE FOLLOWING VESSELS
beng ece and paid at the Banking and Collect
Offices OF WALDEN WILLARD 1877 Ior6 r, Br,OKly ~
Arthur Adge,, Aurora, Amanda Augusta Arizona AnC1
son. Bacon, Blunt. Bieuvile, Bainbrige, Iiohl Broy
lyn Brazilero. Canandaigua, Connecticut Cuyler IcA
bridge, j. S. Chambers Dekalb, Dale, De Soto 3.ic
Lane, Hatterss, Hiawatha. Huron, Huntsville Honsato
hnnehoask' Hae itssca iroanos Inniata a IsWesto
Site. Lscsawaa,a. Iadona Minnesota Mystic, Monucs
sar. Mount Vernon Northern Light. Niagara. Horw
New London, Ohio. Onondaga. 0wasca. Ottawa Pus
mouth. Perry Pocahontas Pursuit Pawnee Pc bina r
nam, Primrose Quaker CITY Roebuek Restless. Roano
Resolue. Rachel Seaman Stars and Stripes. Santiago
Cuba Somerset, scoa Sonora. South Carolina Stettln
Knapp, Susquehanna, st. Louis. ST. Lawrence, STAR
hon a. Unadilia, Union. Victoria Yandalia, Rndeib
Water Witch. Wabash, ,Wachuselt Wss ehcion. Zousve ,
TINTED STATES NAVY PRIZE MONEY, OFFIo
u No PARK place. N. B.--Oompete lists to be b.
Office, or sent by mail SOMES, BROWNE CO
XNALDEN Il WILLARD ARE NOW PAYING PRE-
w money for the steamers Anglia and Scotia captured
United States bark Restless and gunboa. Flag Apply
1877 York street, Brooklyn.