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u s. co,sT sUhvEI A. d. Bsche superint.ndenf,
ATLANTIC CoAsr-0KR.r FAsgERS Rock, orr Mosrauh
P0Iyr H. II. Tie Rock of Aontsuk Point upon when
ne stsa.hlp GFes Eastern It eek has oeen nred oy su
Com H. , Fhrlps u. 5. ", Aoistant Coss safvey,,
IL hsa T. n BY IN. "a 2. unel ron M,saIs
Point La ouse dtant nautical miles, and hes iA'h''
water on IL a. low water. H.,
> Auo.h.r roos sso fouad. iyinr ~ r. oy = e. u
corpsss by the ,hhouse distsn. n'ay ~ . vi Hio.
there sfo A laihomsser at mean lev ws'et oh aug 'As
slde ftAlsrock close 10, tho depth 10 d fsthons ~
qhe two rocks lie L. by :. \ and y w. .! " ~
nom egch other distant hall hanticA ne WIN Hon 20
fsthoms wster between them. I'M IA -,
No OF the.e rock. lice nearly In the middle oil the south
water On IT, aud ranSng he roeA T. N e. BY COMPASS
| NILE. , ., :. ,.,.,..,.. 49,, .,. :,
60 q, 4 shoms on IL, running Mi.e ~ by w,
M NIT y by r. aud mile ~ f. by compass. nom Tie
rock $4,000
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rived.

Steamship Ctssir..te wiie Por,lsnf aGse. sad pass.
70 Son - sio Gee cromwell Poet New days and
p nsurs lufie pass, and +3ooo0 il nessi, to n
,.,a- ,is,ny &C. 9 transport levi New bern n c.,
80 uss AID 2 hours from Fortress Monroe to u . GUAR
sts.me T.eony Pierce Philadelphia md'e. to LOp'r
steamer King Fisher, Eye, Providence. mdss to E.
si.,m,r Bristol. Ch4-los Pail,islphia, md'e to Hand
s,e,m-r Martha Stevens, Chance Baltimore md's to III
Stsamer 4 Il Bswu.1. Cla-k Nev.Bediori mdse to Z.
sss,p.r p.,-o ~ a. s tranlpor:l. Jones Washington.
sh'p Guiding Sss &c NtwhuiypoFtl Small CAel.'s
March - ssd ha aq ss &c % I msfs AS u1
P. t5nsc isom Akysb for Falmouth same dsr visa mp
Erpounde. Asya5 10, ssa0ssa MAY 70 Ps.eS C,Pe
ISIS ior % " spoke bafk Accss neace for Mo borne
Ja y it, :5s,, S9 s 'si wish si p5e Ss nd
m. bsoi also oa pin IAl-thc mast pa1H'ed wake aNa
B.Ss 5h'rr J.cs.or MsraeSibo II days cOhc hides,
bs. iney Ror rharow Graasdamo Il days, sugar and
Sss 5s5e g. q cspe IOWA c @ ~ 9Abene. Table
Raw Jcpe6 wool Lc 70 Cosil 60. July H. la p 49,
os So q spo.c schr Z.ro. beaee for DemerAia.
bus CuEuoo. CeEs B0'oa Gays kerosene Oh 0aif'''
~ csle.tiis. riel EFT RoalOu, coal for Bo'ton.
schr shsaOa Sr Roberts, EesAeaT. da!'' 'i' 10 j.
scr H.o,h,rs Hllm,n. Key West 10 days nd'e to J.
Ns Rslph Post Kenney Nue,i,as days to MASTER.
sehr Come, Bibby Cat Island days. hui' TO James
scnr Sir Colin Campbell tof Harl Nis1s, Jaemei ~
5Ays co!es and logwood TO kurhardt 20.
~chr kea ket PAyssn Noliok days wood
schr \ g. Meyers. JONES. N,rsini., wood to C. hsvens
sea Wreath. Cranda Addison 10 Days lumber TO smP-
q ClapP. -
sehr Eup.re Lowell. Ropl0at. eosl lor Providence .
schr Mary Fletcher, Tracy, Bo'.ol days, Asro'ene oil
sesr Mat. fleSG2 NGs,5nEy. Baltimore days. coal to
mHs'ef.
scar T.. c. Smith. Gorhsp. Wsllhset DAYS. fish.
fhr fyrs. iEgiUs Nsttnpol.
hchr l.. BGain-rd, Chaplin. Poraud. Coon, s;eae.
Schr. C. = HAwlsy Crump.y. New-hassG.
schr Caroline Wilson. Smith, N-w-fiGven
Scar Brace Kelsey, Poislsad. Coao., stone.
MiND-SuLket ..
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WELL DosE The appreciation Of The Troy
Times by the pnblIc-a the more earnest since L
has been 70 fonlly dealt with--may be estimated
from the fact that on Monday the circulation Of
two-page news sheet reached nearly 5000 copies
Just as many as We could work of with tie slow
pres we are compelled to use temporarily. We
hope to be able to supply the public with the paper
complete in q Dew and beautiful typographical
dre,s, IS early as Moncay or Tuesday next. and by
that time or sooDer, to have our last press IN OPP
Grafton, printing The Times at the rate Of 900 an
hour. Troy Times,
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IVor The T, ubaaa-
Tao Satifc az GefsysbUrg.

The d,ys Of June were nearly done;
The felds, with plenty oyerruD,
Were ripening heath the harvest sun
In fruitful Pennsylvania
Sang birds and Children" Al IS well !"
When. sudden, over bib arc de..,
The Gloom o. coming battle fell
On peaceful Pennsylvania!
Tbrouph Mary'ands historic land, =;
WITH bo,stta' tongue and spelling hand,
Thsg hur.t--a SERGE and iamlshed band
Right INTO Pennsylvania!
In Cumberland romantic vale
Was beard the plundered farmers wall;
And every mothers cheek was pale,
IL blooming Pennsylvania!
With taunt and 'eer; and shout and song;
Through rustic towns, they passed asoDS--
A confident and braggart tArong--
Through frightened Pennsylvania
TIE tidinrs startled hill and glen;
Oh sprane our hardy Northern men,
And there was speedy travel then
All INTO Pennsylvania
The foe laughed cut in open scOrn; 81
Fer Union men were c0ward-bom,
And tben-they wanted al the corn
That grew in Pennsylvania
II was the languid hsST Of noon,
When all theairds were ont of tune;
And Nature IL sultry swoon,
la pleasant Pennsylvania =
when-sudden DER the slGmbering plain,
Red flashed the battles fiery rain
The yoileyng cannon shook again
The hills OF Pennsy !7ania B
Beneath that curse of iron hail,
That threshei the plain With flashing fan,
Well might tie stoutest soldier quail,
In ecboing Pennsylvania
Then. Ike q Sudden, Summer rain,
Storm driven Der the darkened plain
They burst upon our ranks ard main,
In startled Pennsy wanna!
We felt the old, ancestral thrill,
From sire 10 bon, transmitted slili
And fought for Freedom with VII,
In pleasant Penngylyania
The breathess shock-the maGdeped TOLL
The sudden ciiucb-the sharp recoI--
Ana we were masters OF the soil,
In bloody Pennsylvania
To westward fell the beaten foe
The growl Of battle hoarse aud low,
Was heard anon, but dying slow,
In REASONED Pennsylvania
Sou westward, with The sinking sun,
The cloud of battle, dense and dun,
Flashed into fre--ard all was Won
III joyful Penns.lyania
Bat ah the heaps Of loyal slain!
The bloody toll the bitter pain
For those who shall not stand again
In pleasant Pennsy wanna
Back through the verdant valley lands,
East fed tie foe, IN frightened bands;
With broken swords aud empty hands,
Out Of Pennsylvania
HOWARD GLYNnOH.
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Tor August
ready next Wodneslty- co6ain portraits and character
ofCRs. MEADE, ApyIRAL Foorg WILLIAM CoBBsrI with
aeo. on Elhnoogy. Law of Development, Estimates OF
Character Tho Uay Of Man. Phfenology aud the Poets
Abon: Lions Good Manners. PnyHotodr Secret OF Lon
seyty-I he American Msn-Physoosy IN tho PnPt-Ci'cu-
ltou on blool-saa aus chilissnf Ch'ics OF
puuu,s. "Wh. can do beat |" Climate aud Cttr"cie-
winning GA Illustrated article fnYsioGAoH1' III
sladils Nosls thsit significance fowLEA WELLs' No
= d bsJaJ.ay.
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Passeu gers Arrived

IN ,,sam.lip Geo. CromVe. from Nes-Orlesns-J Cali
md son Mr.. Gray, Master Gray Nrs Geo Richardson
Mr.. j. A. Lur, Mis- rohS, NJ. NE. Hayes H. g. setsoo
sId lady. D. Kelhan, h. Keiasn, jr. &s!or Whestl4nd
Ysu Loom Chss Van Loom. VIM. Van LOOM George Van
Loon Mr. NcL~an, J. fiko Horace Z. lngeF,o, f. A.
Hots1 Isssc ack. John ISki5Eore. c. Moore, Z. w
Bh.e. Wm. J-y Mr.. Jay Geo = Hancock. jos II. Hunt
L. huri }. 3. Giro Jos. Joascn Ned aGson, and 20
10 1,.sr.y
H. .eGner AjGay from N,rJern-Mr' Core, Capt Rich.
af1ssn. l-'h Mass T. !. BulaDG Tacs Weir.
Ia bark Dane from cape TopI-Th,s. Mcdowell, late u.
6. CsLs-l a. Osps Of Good Hope.
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iAdyer,isenert.l

HHTON's INsOLuBLE CEMENT ia new thing
Nothing ike It before offered the public /.
II nota conbuon Of rubber gutts percha gl1e scko
pafche, and nirgs to boots and shoes sufficiently strong
toys bone ivory, and al rricles Of household 1t
quid snd Is easily spplsd eoBgon paste. insolobio
~ w1ter o, OH sdLess oily spbsfces fruy and com.
peley rug up IN packages for fsmy and anOiscurerS
use from two ounces 20 hundred ponnds For al
s'ore~ hHTos Bros. Co.. Propietors Providence
Once, corner Of Dyer and Pine strests.
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bort iUar0ers' Notice.
STATE on NV YORK,

PoRT-WAKDESs OFFICE. No I0t Walst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, N accordance villa
,eetion OF the Act passed April H. 1881 entitled AZ
Act 20 Reofganie a. Mardeus Oce OF tho Port oil
York 20 all persons Interested in having charge o. 80
.abisc matter Of such inquiry, examination OF III
ne ol wing vessel slde eSaniinai40n ~ w..
sgdens gnd that .ae said surveys o: ei an ns,lo ~
completed wttia ten Gays Gszt succeeding 'hS "
heard saia sessIs: nj. ~. ~ n
81 ,anshlp City Of 70, No a. n n
snip yhcfsfe ", n
ship La "a y n
BARK American Isgle Rnh,r ~.
81, 81; s,.er .,'. oodrua Robinson's
Bris Anna Wellington ..
Big T. /. ~ ny
~0"o'"'' "'A'' WV q. n. bEAhBALL fgcslden@
j. Avq's uERRIzAN. scl'ess.y.
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DEATH OF Col. sHAw.-A private dispatch from
Fortress Monroe TO the Merchants Exchange and
N-ws-Room, Noe. 80 and 50 Pine street, says that
Col. Shaw Of the 5ith massachusetts, Colored Regi-
Elept was killed on the 18th inst near Charleston.
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tAdvertisement.I
BRAID and EMBROIDERY STAMPS an Oh

lls and best patterns for Ladies' and Chdrens Dresses at
och then the prices Full se Of dozen either
for Braid Embroidery half Of each 81 Inks Psds
es &c. with fell distractions 81 extra collected
delivery free OF express CHARGES when thS amount il
With order Mme DEsoEEsT's EmporiVsa Of FASH
Ions, No. 10 Broadway a
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SCHOOL EEcgPrIOs.--A very crediable exhi-
bhi2n OF psosre.s o. tho scholars in the Grsmmar De-
pseut Of I'D school 10. % took place that ins.liu
en- yrs,.idty. Tho programme unu,psy attractive
ni The eIereei highly egcits5ls to tie pupils srd teachers
Certificates Of Graduation were b,s'owee - Nj SsaA
Jewet, ME- tuiy K-aroy. h.'s Mary Goii'mhl. Miss
Aana Ar,sseI. Miss Ko5secs DousLiy Mirs Nary novers
Ass Gegsiana Cochran Hiss Charlotte Farrell On net,
hisy tn. school c.o.e. mil no hi Monday 10 TENDER
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s..r., socIe,ic, 70 Ecsi. the Draft.

The existence ia the Northern states OF fecre'
soc.etiee, whose members are sworn 10 resist Tue
execution Of tie draft at all hazards, and to emosr-
!as by every practicable means the hrosecul.On VI
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SlNFoRp's ETHIOPIAN OPlNA TROUPE and
NKeR, Ms.rRsIs take Benefit to-day Ut bARSuns Mueuu,
All ave thes suob performances Ansr"oou md hyenius
with the pLsnril BkoIHaKc, who olt-bioLdin bIoNniN
himseli In i.ht op- sud Gyuue.io Iorioma.ceA NeS,
BARsrM IL the mausser; he continues 10 u as LO0so,
despite tho al, tiots VI even - va iuts hlMseu
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tAdvertissn,ent.

SUBSTITUTEs.-GOOd Substitutes filrnishe4
nRy or bv the hundred to passn Pspnsyvan New EogS
land SrwYork STATE OHIO &c Cal on or address ToNPs
kiys Co, Substitute Brokers 6Jj, Broadway Eew.Yok
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
spn-Rises..4;f9 ~-ts........-:l2 !oon-Ri,es. e:0e
HIGH WtTsk rHis DAY
Sen ly Hook. o:ol 5y Ilead... $50 AaICais. t21
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tAdyoriisalaeat ]


How TO AVON qnE DRAFr.-On receipt OF
one Doar will soti pin written INSTRUCTIONS (P1seiel
~. cents. AIIs.ss LAWYER No ~ sgrls street, station,
4. -. y.
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CITY ATEIss.

THE SATURDAY 8rTFRSoOE CoScERT.-TAe Cen'
trsl Pork Comn,sicncs tia. hore viii be music
u the Central Park on The Mall 'is afternoon It O'CLOCK
ty Central PARK Band, under the esdeEsnip OF IL D.
Dodworth, ths weather Is hne. The o!owngi. tie pro-
CANINE;
PAHT l.
|. Central PARK N'rch. ................H u DocwoHh
2 Overture % - Jirt an.
2 Sou.-'rhe B-irh.est FTrg zci
T. Duck Halel--' III. Recon uoisfsnce. Downing
PsRT H.
s. March" Hsroigren-No. G6.....,...Fr,nz sohBteI,
G. Overture" L.loro7(f de.ol sethoren
= Selection from "Ths Hug enots".
T. LEofus from Lucrczii brf'a'.
PART H.
"Fns Lone feiloy". Brsaley
TO- Watt Jurs Lnst -I!e
H. Di,si, from ua- Nurttfns o'oy
Aha Secs Gs!op .asney
National Pot rouft
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csptor and In tho the part OF the Govern
men, on the coor below which should afford "a oppou
ny 10 the Claimant To Correct seIJ ssisaed
the facts which undipn,ed and could be sub
snsy varied by further proof offered that the voyage
that Of 81 john.
Decree below eff uied.
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5UPREIE CUUNT-CnhNprRs July N.-Bofcro Justics
BAESARD
DEcIsIoS.
II. II. Morange agt. Peter horris.--Reference Or
dsred t. pass on the snfFici.ucy Of tie .u4rties.
Belore Jn.iice CLERKE.
John m. Mackey agt. William MeMonnies ct al.
Second aud tenth snerdmer Of DER niant Knisa dis
sowea tisd aHeudlsut allowed modified By Plaintiffs
sttofney Al tDs other 1meIs Of both defendants al
low d.
COURT OF COMMON PIRks-SrTcIAL TERN.--JULy
2l-Beflre judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Whiting agt. Putnam Ct al.-Aiotion denied, with
on cote 80 ~
Mitchell ACT Morut Executor Plaintiff sr.iNei % costs
and ara a. .oW 4Dce o. i've Per cent.
ConBsnghisr art. T1rnbnll Receiver denied.
Seey = Henderson Motion Granted defendant Hing
!, ay undertaking sgi psyios - cosls.
AF-r~
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Disaasers, &c,
Hotirc IN Mariners.

shin Gertrude oom NewYork for shsrShse ufiyed 81
Rio J.uciIo June - considerably damaged ara leahy.
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IgJunED ~ MAcHINrNY.--Dennis hcCerty, q
yeas Of srs rad three OF Bis hges fro.ths ls asnd
nfonefa woik sAop in Zeal s:fos.. lie WAS .ons ~ u
NrM.Y or Haanl.A..
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TFsTINoyAL TO CAPTAIs EMcssOH.--Ihc testi-
,iofsi Css'au John Ehcsson. ssbce ID for bJ tae
f!ogs saiptsier.. j. s?l,a8d model e. III car OF
Monitors u - Of ~ gold r.ea in
,ioa end ell the machinery Of tho Naval ou'tr Is
hbl,ed IN miniature perfection. musical ooK spA-etia
the ssrio which plays nine 1f,s5ot tunes itcl.ng tie
national air Fl Sweden, the htlefGd Of CPiai E1-rson
This sli6csut raoe Of veftlu'ip viii % At tao re.
deuce Of ". B. Davis esq For; Hamilton. Sandy July
49, where M D,v. r.'Ieouly invites tho press AM hi.
.nl. generally 70 call cad seel. The model VIII be sEhi-
b;ed The Pre,de, and his CABINET In Wa'hlEion Be1
wek
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prs OVER NJ IUAfy OF CARs.-thsrles
"a ,h.ast t...a lra .. ysais Of age So iumpibr from
one o tho N 100 er Railroad cars, cones o. ilf'y-l IA
ils,t and ryeuth avenue s 1o4 anl q, 'n We aeA
train passing s,cs ,us 81 hands etls,ng la is
nr-f he conveyed fo Bellevue uo-pi,a4 0i h-e~sA'
lfrsttasnt. Cnall.s ~ No. ~ Avenue ~.
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LADIES LOYAL LTAorr ifr-isG.--T,cfo Was o
very Interesting end g'ess.ai me i the aides the
Loyal Leo rertrf 70 t.r Cgo.e ilagts ycs', day
afternoon Mr. Ba.,i occrri,d ,ha cha.r Mi's Authoay
ether. addf, ed the meeting showing The necessity Of
ycigou.s Congress, tic alo iae Abolition o. lvory
The cause OF al our woe' ga- Of he bue. an toe
bayonsi guas s1u Rebels and oters docs not preclude
che rcc.ss, OF D.. i0u and Is hs tine f5r tic eud,
of Una cpon hss thein.Ve. % sh1t % every ayerus
that e.is g. corlrrilsu ~ s,ey The ;0io~nr ola
t.n. we've presented ny NJ D. Draper. and adopted -
the r.-euns " Shout To- dss,u'lng VOC:
b ho.cs Our icul aye r. ~ Day 70 day accompanying
th-.l collt,ut witt fi req 4" h tirJ FEEL Ito ur
woft OCT the sd lot, 70 the nesos !ssaie' iAeie-
f1fr
Es.or,A it Tst While NC '5y gree v..h them In his,
that tho events theIl'strs n4se trnn ascd sud
troueh, shout By uns persistent nori cnos and
taaf rnrh Efforts % 70 b. roe a. rio.cd
H-,alrc2. tisp ltni SOC !so ros a. cry have iny
proved l~ dAr gers vhh NIrnt the rcsron 't-s where
his r.lt CT eti1.4 hip not fus sdn fr- therefore,
eel ir rrtsslg 90 s more i0rrbiy, ~
usus Oh :. engine Ia our poweu o. De-, We may
ose l powers In the present. cfss legally and con.
.utoasiy 90 sgaat the saao1.on OF al the Aoan race
/ - oli il.''t
H.loir,G Tht' urge 60 evo-y possible wav on the
Lrgia. Of lfrcit io ci sfaes tho u ~ and ina
-ire c.y iue these people q! iii rcns color.
l~tftA That tie wcik Of euanr ration shall 10
fully sccoI. h,t. tAs usces.T i,s .utdt iT al AHti
slavery purposes l be wholly o. a. ,ti boo rf.s sssu
done . i-cio.lfe, ug tac blr q o. the $50
.ervard boldly, ed po.- on' loaY - n-s N
( dllcc Az ~ IA ous gtst aId good undertaking
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FELL Down As ENrAsKaLHr.--A nan named
,rd,,S Durn fen ass,p Nss supg or TIE edge OF The
stnno quarty .o ul iolctB .eet a. biyei Aac ons
ha taslor tumuied over into the qut distance % a. y
cav ieai utius hm.c! very "a a1oat Me Ne 4
.na hoay. s taken up By The I've Ia. k!ee4ac.
Police md conveyed 10 Lshoyue Hospital
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THR LATE VIZ. &. CILhAS.-The Beard OF DE-
rector, Of ils N.wYork Juvenile ATGm beirf siv'ea u
c eersase OF ,ll ed asr,a., " liam G. GILMAN.
do,sc % tea hs testimony % bic cs rsrsons worth 70
e pgfl.- AID consistency o. hi ti,ltn chai-ser ord 20
be uuw.- ed and di.a;,s.ied bors f'r re welfare and
poor and nisB lees 'aldlea ofolr cit - d.
yso~i in the di,chsrrs of Do. tl'rs Director o. Li'
Corporation sucs Tho ys-s 1851 Tseiirg srouoy oar owa
eai o.s The b. srrr' az 'he irrpsrsc each
which al. oc.th h, aa.e Ls ,.fcv whore r. lrs'-nd
lit'es. cclp,alo1 fnd LOB b.. tr.'ated 10 excesnce'
Of his Chrrtlar pflf. .s.r. .hsa bsfo-vtG We
uns.imul.y tender cur tathie. Ordered, 1lai
he minute b. eio.d records aal ti copy OBJ fsc
snsf ~ he Ptr,i.ut aDl Secei4y be- communicated 20
tue iier4s 81 thc deceived. a. K NETAOkE, Ifr.'t
d r. BuT.-R. 5c agctary.
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NEw CoUYTrRFT;T. Tens On the John llarcocs
Barf Boston si5 20 be coe i'tor q ihe ysuui-s
,Lsir sppeNAnee IN TIL, ciy yesterday afternoon.
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CURT OF COMMON PLEks-srrcrAL TEaM.-JCLy
2l-eef1re judge BRADY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-01-10
PROMOTION.

We see that Gems Heron and Blunt are
to be Major Generals Perhaps this is
right, but we have always doubted the ex
pedienoy Of being too hasty about promot-
ing our officers. Blunt has been in the SER
vice but little over year. 1t is true that
he has done nobly, and we would not say a
word to detract from his well earned donors.
The newspapers have made great fuss
over him, and some of them have given him
credit for more than be has really accom-
plished. According to all accounts Heron
was the General at Prairie Grove, and
did most of the fighting. Blunt did not
come up until the battle was mostly over.
Herron's name has scarcely been men toned
by those who pre- ssed Bluut's promotion.
We suppose there will be a chance for
a new Brigadier from Kansas, and in cast
ing about to see who it shall be, we know
of no more worthy man to wear the .'stars''
than the industrious, gallant, temperate and
fighting Colonel Cloud, who has been an
acting Brigadier for some time past. We
will not stop to enumerate all the gallant
achievements of Col Cloud which eutitle
him to promotion. He has been in every
important fight from Wilson's Greek down,
which hos occurred in Unis Department He
it was that penetrated the enemy's country
with few hundred men, last summer, in
danger of being cut off on all hands. aud
rescued John Ross and the treasure in his
possession. If there are 10 be any promo
tons in this Department. We earnestly urge
Col. Cloud as the best man on whom to be-
stow such honors. No one will say he has
not earned promotion.
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sherif,s Sale.

s4ArE OF Kansas. LYON County, IS:
VS.. Court, in and for Ly ,esl
,sJliam h EikenberryS Co State Of Kansas. ,
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county. State Of Kansas, will,
on
SATURDAY.THE 14TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A D. 1868,
sb.tween the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and four
O'Clock p. m, at the Court House door, IL the
town of Emporia, county Of Lyon and State of
Kansas offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand. the following
described lands and tenements, to wit: The north
halt of tie southeast quarter -ef section number
seventeen 40, in township number nineteen I9),
south OF fanse number fen {leJ east of the sixth
principal meridian, containing eighty acres.
more or less. situated IN Lyon county. State of
hansas, taken as the properly OF thesaid William
H. EikeRherFg, and appraised ~ one thousand
one hundssd and twenty dollars (sl 1901, and to
be sold to satisfy said order of ae!
Given under my hand, At Office in Emporia,
tins 29th iaY of D cember, \ D. 1862
JAMES BLOCK. Sseriff Lyon Co.. Kas.
BY "A. Il. BAscRoFT. Under.Sherif.
1914 $l0I5 a.
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FRoM 90 ElEYENTH.


We have received from Major Plumb the
first copy of paper printed at Cane Hill.
Ark. published by the Eleventh Kansas
Volunteers. and called "Baek and Ball. .
It is spirited sheet. but the typographical
appearance is rather dingy. The boys found
an old Office at that place all knocked into
Cpl" and concluded TO amuse themselves
by publishing paper. The Major writes
that the paper is named after their car
ridges. which contain three buck shot and
one bah. L contains a history Of The Flew
enth from the time they left Leavenworth.
and very interesting account Of the battle
Of Prairie Grove From it we clip The fai-
lowing paragraph chewing the casualties of
Gen. Blunt's division:
Second Kansas. 3 killed and 0 wouud
ed; 10Th Kansas, 6 killed aud 90 wounded;
18th Kansas, 4 killed and 90 wounded: l3tll
Kansas, 8 killed aud - wounded; Allen :
battery. l killed and ! o wounded; Rsbb's
kattery, 8 wounded; Isl Indian Home
Guards. 2 killed and wounded; 81 Indian
Home Guards, l killed and l wounded"
We take the liberty to copy the cOnclud
ing portion of Major Plumb's letter, wbicb
may be Of interest 10 some Of our readers:
"Chariie Stotler has been worse, bat is
now better. Tie doctor thinks. however.
that hs shall be obliged 10 take oul po ton
Of the skull. to relieve tie brain. This viii
not materially injure him, if successfully
uarfOrrnpd u1arG0u bnf bfIr Al.
is hardly chance for him u live Heri-
ta-e, Hart and all the others are better. and
are getting well. McCaw, of Americus { Co.
C), who was shot in the right fore arm
will probably lose his fore arm. All the
wounded are at Fayetteville. twenty miles
northeast, aud all are doing we'll
Send your paper via Springfield Mo,
after this. think all letters Tor US ought
to go that way in future. We get quick
mails that way"
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The proclamation of President Lincoln,
abohshing Slavery, will be found in another
column. 1t is the most important State
paper ever issued by any President. If it
is carried out, and lived up to as it should
be, the Rebellion and Slavery viii both have
an end before the close Of the year. The
people will thank Abe Lincoln for this last
proclamation. II ought to have been done
sooner, but better late than never The
negroes are to be armed. and turned into
soldiers. Verify, the world progresses.
The deathknell of Slavery is sounded. un-
less something should hanspire to give the
Northern traitors the upper hand in our
Government.