, 1863-02-19

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AOre '".n sixty 'n.i''0ns O' u0l'AI' "A'o O''"
give" !" Pr''"'e "0u"'e' s'"'e 'ne "Sr "es""'
A valuable black horse and equipments, val
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The Legislature Of the State Of Connecticut
has passed law allowing the soldiers enlisted
IN that state 70 vote, wherever they may BE-
John ). Rarey, the horse-tamer, has been
sent to the Army Of the Potomac, by Gen. Hal
Ieck' 70 inquire into the sanitary condition of It's
horses.
A correspondent Of the Springfield Republican
says that the bread dealt out to our troops on
the KaPPahannock was packed in May, o. but
must be much older.
Information, derived from the Navy Depart
ment says that the proceeds from seizures which
have been made by the navy amount to about
iorty millions Of dollars ...
A rebel paper says: We have seen a new
manufacture Of socks, made Of cotton and COW
hair. They are soft and durable, and possess
the advantage Of not Wetting easily.
1t is stated that on the 9th ultimo the rebels
Of Charleston had . grand POw-wow in Fort
Sumter. Beauregard, Ripley, the French Con
sui and other distinguished rebels, were present.
A great number Of petitions from persons
claiming to be British subjects, who have been
drafted into the service Of the Government are
being received BY the British Minister, Lord Ly-
ons
French ladies' Of rank are now In the habit Of
slightly painting the cheeks, just under the eyes,
to give those organs brilliant appearance. DIFF
ferent cOlOrs are used in painting, to suit the
color Of the eye.
It Is stated on good authority, in the New
York papers, that at the commencement Of the
present year the United States Government had
In commission in its navy sixty vessels more
than England had.
A eompanv Il bsinv sormed In San Fr.ne;sco
TO raise trout BY artificial means They propose
to create trout pond near the Crystal Spring
House, San MatsO county, and import trout
spawn from Lake Bigler.
Il Il stated that Sortv.two Polish of3cers Of
the Rps,,.n sy,nv hsvc sssn oondat,D.d a .,,D
the gauntlet Even in the days Of the Emperor
Nicholas officers Of the army were exempt from
this dreadful punishment
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Cotton Is arriving quite freely ct Columbus,
Kentucky, oy rail- The grsenoacks and Ten
nsssee and Kentucky money are sure 70 get the
cOt'On' "Hnin one montn pasr aoout l4,VOO
bales nave reached Cairo Illinois, en- route 70 a
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Amo1g tne Indians taHen prisoners 10 Mime