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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Gold Hill Post Office,
February 26th, 1854.

Persons calling for these Letters will please say
"ADyERTIsED"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-28
PAINTING.

~ LONG, no. ) EAST NEW YORK sTREETIoP-
POsrrE University square, is prepared 70 % an
knds Of House and sign Painting Graininx and clssnr
short notice and In the very best style Persons
wanting work In his line sre requested 10 give him
call dseS-asy
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DIR. WHITTIER.

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ii Dr. whitfier's Theory, symptoms ana treatment
fChronic N.rvous Urinary. and Sexual Diseases, free,
in plain sealed envelope for TX cents TO prepay
postage tits deiineaon OF all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement OF the moral
las. excees indugences. exposures and inprudences
and single life Every sentence eons In
Sfrucfsou 10 the sfcec and should be read by every
Young person 10 keep them o. the shoals which 9th
ers have been broken pieces Amsfirer. 90 clearly
stated 20 the control Of Judieious treatment
and thereby prevent incn1on 20 very prolific
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be treated
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secure from observation Charges moferate consuita
lion. by letter or the oc- free
Office IS ~ Charles street between Sixth and Seventh,
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Louis No Circular Letter especially for ladies,
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hostage. janl-dk~ly
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John Morgan i'm ittchmond-ise Wis.
Its the Libby Prison tdd rc>s tn n =
troops.

From the Richmond Enquirer, January H.
On Saturday the CITY 5 guest. Ger ernl John II
Morgan. escorted by His Honor. Joseph MAYO,
MAYOR of Richmond. Acting Adiutant General
X. A Aston, Mr. Bruce, NJ. G.. from Kentucky,
and number OF others, paid visit To- the l. bly,
Prison. where All opportunity was att rded them
OF inspecting that famous receptacle OF Union
sentiment, and the parties who gave it vitality.
These in round numbers, foot up considerably
over thous ind-an aggregate sufficient TO make
a moot respectable regiment, so far AS mere nun.
bers are concerned General Morgan and party
arrived at the prison about IL o'clock. and. on
making their wishes known, we're Immediately
conducted tour of inspection General
Morgan. on arriving up stairs. where the prison
ers most do cOngregate, was Immediately con-
Quoted into the presence of the 'authOr of the
Maine l. quor Law" the whilom Brig dier Gen
era Neal Dow An introduction took place,
when Morgan observed, with one OF those inimit-
able smiles Tor which he Is SO noted. General
Dow. anlvery happy TO see YOU here; or rather
| should ssy. since YOU are here am happy to
see Won looking so we'll. Dow : natural asruie
ness aud Yankee ingenuity came to his aid. and
he quickly replied. without apparent embarrass-
ment, General Morgan. congratulate YOU on
your escape | cannot say that am glad YOU
did escape. but since you Gid, am pleased TO see
YOU here" The conversation then became gen
eral between the two. during the progress of
which Dow admitted that tie views OF the South
It's people aud their treatment OF prisoners of
war had undergone material change for the
e.ter in the last few months.
Gen Morgan also had an interview with the
notorious Col. Slreighl, Who had. several da, :
previous 10 hi VISIT been released from close
confinement for attempting To escape from prison,
and restored TO his old place among the other Of
hcers Ii has been cOnjectured. by persons wise
i'm reading the motives ci men nv their actions.
that this nan hoped. his entrance into the
the prison. by taking the most ultra position on
the questions dividing the North aud South. to
become the leader and host ct his fellow csptives.
II such was his desire he most sigma ls failed. as
il i known that he Is by TO means popular among
them: Ion the contrary. quite the reverse.
Sireight is n tall. raw-boned. broad che>ted san.
d. haired. big whiskerei. uucouth looking man.
With arms swinging like the wings U: Windmill
in the doldrums He mas acquired A consider.
sble quantity OF di>jointe,l information on a vari-
ety of topics While pasturiug in the literary fields
OF Ysnkeeland Knowing little OF everything.
anu not much OF anything. has made him free
thinker, aud ready adherent OF all the isms pecu-
liar 70 his section tie does not. il Is said. believe
I'm a God or Devil. which Is al wonderful.
considering the locality from which ne halls
Gen. Morgan said TO Streighi in he interview
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-28

STATE OF INDIANA MAmoN CoVNTY,l
CRY oF tSDfASkroLfs, \
We the undersigned. Board Of Directors o. the Equita-
bic Fire Insurance Company Of Indianapolis Indiana. do
hereby certify that the best o. knowledge the
foregoing and faithful statement q the condi-
ton ofsad Com ANY the 18th day OF January, 1894
fSigned.) WM. A. PEEtLk,
wM. z. GIBSON,
X. T. STNkER
J. j. SMITH.
G.. G. OIIN.
Directors.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me this 22d day o.
January, 1854. Witness my hand aud Noiorisl seal.
lis. LEVI u. JONES, IT.,
Notary Public.
Attest n. b. HASuros Secretary.
Jan2s-dlt
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR -

FARM FOR SALE.
Y9NHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALR TIE
following farm, containing abou; les acres living
the Indianapolis and Madon state Road -four
miles south Of Indianapolis; IS Of said under
cultivation, the balance heavily iimbered ana all uuder
fence. Frame dwelling and other buildings Baru,
Orchard, &c.
Apply for further particulars to the undersigned lv
ing near So IthpoEt, Marion County Indiana
ISAAC HAyERSTICk,
janls-d3w ABRAHAM e. sNOCK.
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EST RAY.
STR.9FED Or STO[J
PHYSICIANS.
CnAS. =. WARE. VI. d..
Physician and Surgeon.

OFFICE SOUTHWEST CORNER or MERIDIAN AND
Residence Ne. s. North Pennsylvania Il. jsn2s. dsm
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News Items.
~ yelrmph 10 taa Ncr rorl gi.l.

tPy Tt!s7ruph 70 TIA Ncr Tort 9spl
TBr Wrsiern Sanitary C'anrn seton hiss 6fout
fi7e boufand packages u s,osc- Of vn-iol' lads ~
Gcnersi sho'maa's army daring The rl-t month.
Detc,DmG GgNrRAi rLLNASs has rsau p,Acei in
oo.lriand ~ a the cred troop In the Deplr nj
Of tho Gulf, comprislnp about ~ ietimonis @, a.
ATrDs. Ills heaiC uarie-s nrc at Port Iiutiron.
AAIoR-fi srIshL AopoNrfi. rszufu.d c'aInsrd Of
tho Derartreut Of the Pacific On the ID oi ,Iuly.
BrgEdio General ifrisit. whom he relieves.
tinues b. coal-snd Of The ifssfici Of California.
A TInH boo out a, ,smiogr, % non,uy. y
PM aui dcsfuo"efl t" lc'ki ID Ws'nr Cutp: io 4
$4,000; irsar'ulc, @Is,ys. Ono iaIyr Less,,ling-
hodse, rs ds s,inr nouso-, snd horns. sioy
vere aso bafnod to tho roui-i. T.tai hes, iG0ps.
1ix British prizs steamer Juriter, fen Nrs-iu.
T., for W,ninRt1l, n. g, arrived st Eg,tOu yel-
terlly, having tenn cap.ur-l Juuo nh. All hor
cargo W. 'hfosn overheard during tho sia'o. she Is
an non sile-vbeel s'oamc.. q about " tons.
CovE4Nor SAVIOUR bs. been ogclsiy infirn,d
h. rrc,Gt-Mar bal Ccnoral 10 That tho sinte Of
Sow Yol s. caiitici 10 rrcFt OF s.1..a nen over
~ c1,i'. 70 e,Jc-f, rat t-is state he sunt Insis
th,n three lnn,I'd ;hou>snd men &c the var.
1nf ui'od sthes rio. c-hp Corric-, COMMANDED
$. e. ,,rny, Lcn lru ss,s'on Asy p, for kev O--
lean. WIS lot Jugs o. o. Lcorafd's keys, ~ 81
hame4) Tio or n G,l rev vorr savel, ~ A.so
sois he ruus' 81. arms and rssins- The Courier
ives loaded at spl n,etei't s'oits,
TAi T.. sn' or douaai, signed lar.r number
81 imported ~ liir; smong uiem the Cold L..i the
Wa .n tro fHs h, and the ret fir,hcr N regulate
AMI ~ eidc ,o cnro'linr an calling thc Nauonai
| force SO. The Winter Davis Hooonstrucuon b,A
VII. r., sirnei by thc Predict. Tho eiua incua.
tsfih fNe per cent Sddi tonai 10 the original ias.
fApSn.l lrs. commanding the North Atlantic
Bloc.Dlinr ,nf.igon iu dispatoh to th sasy be-
pItr"nt. or daie Of Jul, ls, Saw that since Ii-
~ Yah. D.. o.ty-two s,oanen ha,e bcun taptuf.d
o. do.:Io,e hy tine hockndoTs ot hs sprnf'ol This.
| by Uini.or, {. loss inflicted tie ic' 81 uVp
~ eul uiyGcl: 10 tie capture OF tam Vt i-,Vf
| wasoue
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Lost u CG.lsa~.
Madison >. nsit

k.Al isit-
lonlpAiw uar'.
West Broadway and Franklin street
broadway AMI foty-thiru stieot
fstpr,.
Mount Mtris sQuRrA
Tr-ih a. auus AID Hin-sbridse road.
Marion aud Spring sti,ets
'-l.''-,>AIfA street. let Lishth AKA; Ninth ayenuc'
ioMton street .uHrc.
Market aud MonrOe suueta.
r." T..n-lafy snrhem. hc!i their usual sIorifcs.
LeA, ttc Old Nigvrn teins handsomeiy decorated
with nl-'7, portraits, patriotic NOTICE, g.. At :
A!ocS thu ioors thrown open and the untorrl-
ii,i rHe ia, quct;, iung mp eyery portion OF the
iOlin. nne tGnd u music discoursoi patriotic
tarb Until the en-, -1nce Of the sschetns and th..
Invited sue.ts- Grand sscheiu rurdy OPENED the
p.oceei.nr. By short address, ia which be re-
tcisted H.. patriotic expressions that have from time
20 t,Gc rlnsnated irum old Tammany. Twenty -four
cho.g7-, selected from tie Pubic schools then sanc,
Ny County, IT'S of Thee" lion. Thomas &
tield, having real the Declaration OF In
dependence, the boys sang tho "Noice a. 10" e
national ode, written Tor the O-cgslon. hc Grand
SaoaeIu, In ies e1iuera vcrs, ailuGoJ TO the va
cant chair OF John Cla1Cs, h l. then WINS at hit
home, shruuded Tor re grI'o. iIou. A OAcy Hall.
having ften introtrcei, delivered IN oirtiou, H.
ahioh b. took occson to oonp>Je the rcvoiuticnrfy
events OF tho past, with Hose oi the .r,oni- si al
dnced nuIDlcI :. Irto1caI par.ai,> sbov ns that
he Federal Aimi--.. alton VI to-dsJ following
h. thc tot.tep, OF their preiece-,ors OF the fuFis
'f-5intt during the var OF the Keyolnion- la lie
ca r1so Of Lie rems ~ he saiL
ON" histnriln saYs Al that dry the Eius N Fns-
AA no ~ i1ett OF cp ruptilg inuInf,rs ~ ps.ig.
sent-thtt large prviolt on OF both house spreaI
." lave tt % ok!scuinir o. sood things suhh Neto
hot 70 e. hSi NiEclt .lG Atl5 conseut. \ uieueI
Of ths Cotnmons, prAslng. pIlh cnthus All, rI.e
~ "n1 e' me Puty oppnAi y hs owl .XeA..n'e!
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Too Late for Classification.
Deaf Els,

DuFFN-On ILrslay July 5th, amer pa idil IL
ncss, mel DUTY, Parsh OF kilmAcuut, Go. also,
iceland. Llet JJ yeaTs.
The 10 NJ ves and friends N the family are csIcct-
ully ~ luof ed o. attend the uneraL iron hif l,,e
'Crdenco, IL Nu!.erry Il on Thundsy, At O'Clock.
Nashington %. e. p.ptIs p!eAe cupy. w
lhNIS-ln jersey City, on July OH, Of cholera
,n',ntum, Florence T.. Lewis youngest child nj
dance l.. aud Anne Lewis, a-ed . mouth. and ID
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral this day NJ O'Clock, from the
'rs.dtut" " Ter parents, 1919 ,,ruye 81. New l0r.
aud LIVERPOOL ttna,. papers please copy. 300
hcCARE-On July 9TH, Rose McCabe, native oi
The Parish Of Lue@ene, County Cayan, Ireland, IN
NE SD yrar at her aye.
lhe relatives aud londs Of the family are rrsIsc,-
July invited 10 attend the funeral, ron tho residence
her rou-.n-aH, IS last 18th - this slieTnoon ~
: O'Clock. 9QT
Nett lkF-On MONDAY, July 9Th. John MCGUIRE,
native VI the County Cavau lr~land aged IS wears
he friends pnd Gelstiye- OF the ismily rrspNct-
hy invited 10 attend the tune Ioo his late resi-
lence SD a.. and Sth ave, ths wv eDesdsyl after
tom, at O'clock 2gl
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CLEARED.
erEAMSH IrS-Costs Aica, AspinwaD; Josephine
IhumI-On, Baltimore.
sHlP-Deorge Otto, Cornelius, for st John, y II.
BNiks-ConoordiA Louton; Morning Star SAN
nsgo, Cuba, Laureate, Sidney, & Il.
ERIGS-Freir. Flo Janeirn Denmark. Cuba; Flle,
n indsor; Sea Bride, hOncton, n H.
RCnOONERs- Adamsntfne, Fortress Monroe l. =
:oN,t., Ann"m.ssit; W IA tieareS EIeuthsrN " II
Mitchell, fhiiadeiplin' Corcsta Khan, hartford.
sLOOP-CNolino, May uard. lot Middleton.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS more, wa.fffnvtcn d G. Gel
Ia, lonorn Via hsvrr, Commando, Fort Aoproe;
Petrol Beaufort J, T.; latapsco Point Lookop;; Po-
ia,ic u I uey, Philadrlphis; Delaware, Trcnoni
Gay Oh baltimore, ,hyGT-ol; New ,Yor,,, Bremen
Tsi I sSs,@ XIV rail, S. Ht hGpa
Vulcan Phil,delphiaitore, do, rhoIs. do, wesl-
em So,rVioiis. City Point, Va.
snIPs-Fdr Wind, San Fr,neboo; Chattanors
MlnKu.
RARks Confess, OF baltimore, from WV Orleans
Anna Cow BAY, & H. Wiheinline, Poit al Prince
jos Bret- of Bsnscr. from Sssn-
BRIGs-Be-serowe, Cher'es.own, Fur fmnu
u tnary. Rondout Tor Boston; Model Of Boson
rum Ca5tenas eSs hgn,,, Ghan9,te!Gsn, RI !
ia Glaze Bay, u.
,sChooNFRS-s.r r Kcyt-, yssSar; oricon O
CliprerN ChaTlorte,esn, y l. /: Gen htDsin. Ca
run Oven peaIse, Boston. Redlnetos, asaniord: On
yard New Haven Henry Gibbs New Dedior't jus
tic,, South Pier, X !; Ocosn Star Fail River, Kar
tsew, Albany ioT Hartford: j : fanC, New Hsven
Maria Whitney, NnAihsyen toi ssndy Heck; ID
ard q Frank. BcstOn; TaconS- Port Jederson Coy.
Ion. Nev Haven; Willis Putnam, do; Lord OF TIE
ises. Gov Bay, u; Neptune Calais Priscilla Prov
Equator, Eleutherc Quick Sen, IAngan: Iiendrilca
Ssntr; FAIRY, Mazrzsn fNoroccol; Advance Lin.
'an: ten Taylor, Gloucester n Hall Portland Ar.
iicos- kondcu for itorson; CharneI Providence fol
N'nny; Earl, Boston for Albany; W J Aeai. Darby
q w himball. Jr, Rondont Tor In-tor: T. ; IlndS-y
$500 Nsrths Jane, Prov idencc = aIA> Newport Con
krai ney, CAiri-' h,-@s W.iins, AZ Andrew, n Is
Join Alans- kockLtnd BriiAnnin- Cat lslAna, Israel
l. sLoS. b.
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scrorthnoe WITH the copcsnvst fespNntun n potA
Houses, dsrisTe az 6rt ON 81 The Hcu7e q Re
ppeeeutstivcs of the Trug-eyM nh CQng1okH VI The
United Htaies adjourned, ~ ds,.
Loud and proonre1 asEkrre followed ne dcfivery
Of this address from oil parn Of the Hal, ard the
monht ~ sepaJtisd.
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Tw FOREMAN or ENGINE co. No. -, do
ne he ,s.in'Ei lstoy ruhlishcd to the elect thai
niu oyoi los 80. . Tiucs. and died. II. states thu;
NJ - 20 not present, OF anywhere In the vicinity
ri the time mentioned.
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= n
r.. srvSnussd WI, Shis asefrzse. IN nns'
hs,ns chisASrsossa,hserr. hasins bcea ssns.ay
Prevented b. tho UniSsi Stass sushorinr> in e.
change for Chr tr- reacs est 10 the CoveInrsh, at
tho csnrne aco.rrut q { We.
/ Iiert CsAonel r. lc., sfes IN r.gffrsrt IN tie
'Hb-nfs Of tAe rcsty .io1si Col- Clark had ossn-
maud a tho Third r.p,se- Ccn. Ilnl h. ing afscnt
An cyooilcni band ID i.t,v pcSrsi the :niisDi 1ih
regiment u,ser Na,na Y9uoa niss.ed by sncthsr
hand. 1hcn csur JIe 3tb cement Lieut.. Cs.nnei
Waterbury. The M. band - rai-c piendrd the
o7th regiment, c,nur,sn,ra h. Ire tiIior Css ain.
The Fourth Bsk;ade. BigGdiot 'sasrii Even coi,-
mar -'ns, ccaascd OF To Ala fe oHeat- Gel Msid-
hoa. bsnd " music. al tAs -. ifaont uador
its MAJOR. The Ga,h reshaHst hchnsinr to hi
mtcsde, DID not p1In oti. hl,1Dc ttrn oiteri. on
Fourth OF Tuiy r1o1inr. b. rsr-isJ duty Ia one d
Tie hsfbor fJrts. p1ae o! police esifdt W the
rOU o. he pso'r so- ,hch iod or Of the EVt gate
81 u.c IL d, 10 ro "uu fepl'in - 'hcir scve ~
aIuoriet wAetc TO-. sc. en-. ~ . 10 mi IA y
display h..u~ over tn c.o,'i 6iae'se-l h.s Pr
roar ic;I.ain- Ia .i.nasz ID" preparation. bcius
made iur the c.ontr dSplar ~ ifcscrts. Prom the
cry BeH, vor.nsn nov tcran 10 brins ou,
laFge pieces n Pho. o-i1y. SD Gu-ins tie ano
nool thoe were Srrinl.1 IN thcir p-U7cr place.
rowrr!s .undo~n oCns9u-, incfesing crosd. oi
poop. poured into tho park -rlrh ire vArivis 90
tracer, Until probably q. eu', tiioiHGd i't.on- ill
gathered in front otto city iidL Here they wc-c
kt. back " policemen. stationed lehiui O. line
chains caclo- D. nearly The 4oe e.. m" open q y.
between tlo trees nd t4r o1iala!c. Ills vel
1inrlo en,lufufe va Aao i,i DO. another crowd oi
MOI, women and c'liI-cG. WHO obtaiuci adfni= ON
M ctr ~ tiese;G lA,gel 20 t'e.r families tud
aleu-, , y G mguicipl authorities. Ttosc cafis o.
| sdfIA SON wee t.'lttf 90 ~, year Cutral1t Vi
'h' CO Ilai, - H.h vat numbers, TIA,
tlfc srrpiui,i 10 $50 - them lad their hands full
e. husiress iof on u'a'r o. m :e AT quarter pos,
Ell ~ o,lock sHiac .'-Hl r,r. .ete scut IN fol-
10 Foi b. bomb. I'D rl,.a r-tGic. Thee hreEofk.
| nor ,ud,l tho d t.,psv which began hal
| ~ re. ater tue i.io~in. piece. teias tired sue
! s,.-rft.
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AT 4s6 BROADWAY, ROOM NO. 8, CASH
Advanced on Diamonds Watches. Jeselry, Guns
rintols, sc. Alec Pswnbrokers Tickets bought ioT
ne sbovs srticiea Al Asa broadway, room No. b
up-sslAir. 30
A STAND IN CLINTON MARKET FOR
IA sale. Inquire at iO5, Spring ., side.
sis MI, DUMMY.
pAKERS-WANTED a MAN TO WORK
on cake and pie; al,o ssle-wo In the bake ~
rs 81 av-one that come well recommended. 3Jl
nRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
~ Association-The semi annual meeting OF th!s
Nso Iion for the election o. officers III be held al
" IA " Closing Hall" 2G7 Bowerv, this 'Nedns-daS .
-,oaine, at O'Clock. Every mesnbeT 10 requested u
20. Dy ordeE o. N. MORE PgsaA0nl n.
GAYAA Raaandnx RacxafaSy. ~
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WANTED-10 OPERATORS, 10 FINISH.
w ers tor military oSerooss. Iuriuiro Nv Grme
street. rear hou-e i43
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NANrED-SHlRT'H HANDS To DO Gus
w tom work good hands will be pud LIBERAL
aud stesdv work the year round. Call Va Anti
At. pIivAte door. ri
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I-Td'u'e ~ C,.---
~ - ~ OR iuion.
H.lriItH Ole.
4-Srrol QmaIt.1o
>HtuTu sea lif -rir1ne.
t-st4.. ~ iudtrf ud,,,C.
f,urtair of ne.
. Illuminated 1's Trcc.
% - o. W riiru.
L. nae d,scor'
! Isfs D flo~r..
= loira psree and Colore. 1.nsy.
IL lhnla ic'uvlaA.
ItNcxirGl SIu
IL -Sominatou VI snrrrs.
iu NItlc sthI.
lI-Auorican cos' 81 Arms.
Tie tancleI'ns pyrolecbucai display represented
gtc.o aio e. iendlnt t.a entire lrO t o. the Ciu
Hall ~ one end NJ lof. Al TIC other, li.A.-
holse and another buik,iHF Ia the distance hAIninc
iGiilnr y,ssolA r~o 4. >. Monitors lay behind IT,,
iort. Behind the ]. h,-houso tso re',i iron Clad
were stationed Amer the mt h.rSo Of lrhi
ha1 ma along shc waving SOC and Ia up the sceuo
, f.ioos cannoaadinr was oonL,cuccd b. the for'
and monii urcn the Lighthouse AID the rtlcl ifoa-
cls.s In mimic imitation Or the real thing, a. a
naval engagement" continued for some uonents
the s-~s.is advancing and fetrusung, until tic fire
'iackened. Then en- e,p.osion on ono of tie rel
vessel. wa. followed BY foIc -A1,s fun tie monitors
sL.lo tie irou-clsds fotioateI slowly, firing thci.
guns TIE United states ycas- thTcslns In pat
M uslut0 a inissics Wlefeat the people chCerca
nightly. The display concluded al hail-i 81 nire
and, our reporter yrrsu.nes most NJ 'ho,. p.oacni
went Immediately u their homes l. VIZ Gus :l.s Of
the city, B!uokyu. J ,rey cas-, nd ono. r4Ju D.
\ dfpay Of h4oEor.t rus s-o eiyou al tho following
r,utgs.
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Yinal Adjournment Of Congress.
,The Special Income Tax IIiIl IA Lnw-'nt-r-
ssfins Closing scenes aud Incidents.

ssfins Closing Scenes aud Incidents.
SENATE.
WdHAanctor, July 4.-Tbe senate met at . o'cioof.
The ban from the House wscssing ePecid tar on
6AmDeAw~ taken mp as In Committee Of the Whole
anA thcn reported To the senate.
IN HOUSE hill imposing 3 spccial tst @, incr1Ie'
ssxhsn psssed-yess 20 NAYS I, a. follows;
Yes.-Messrs Anthony, Clars. Cornesr, Coz N
Doo,itte, Foot, fa-tcL Hall ii4fin. i'.ip' Hlet-
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Ten Eych Iruinbul Van i.!.'o- Wa4e " nAioS"n'
Sayr-Mr.mr BnetaTcw. C,rilo, riviS Powell,
Richardson, Binjio sanlshury..
NJ Harris called up the bal to Iesuia'o thc ses,ol,
~ Tie Circuit and District Courts OF tie Northern
D1strici d Nee York, In, sosion WIS taken on H.
The bill from the Horse for the relief 81 tho pub
Usher Of the GLorG VIZ then eonsidercd and pu'i,d
--yeas. n nays. (.
Mr. Wilson called ~ iho iii 10 incfoaac The com
psusstion to Msirors Of iiosptds Paced.
Al hali.pss, eleven the senate went INTO Executive
Resion. and the doom were again thrown crcr a.
aventy minutes pat Give, When Il learned that
postponement TO half-rist twelve had been made
IN the hour OF adjournment, in viith tie Houo COZ
suued.
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Clark. the PIcsidcn, Jro ten. said
,usAroBs; The time seed Nv the scrcurrn' yctc'
" the two Hone Of tou'tCsi, FOR tne r,i1u1 ~
has arrived. nox. tlsfo'oit wIshia. yrt ieuf t1's
pie sunt return n YOUR nome ard families 1n1 O.
efeiny the hope tint lt'oiO Agaiu ItfuIn W ~ y
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gsy &c e-ciin' TIM .r"t.c Ipev a.in lie r,iutDtnf
leo Cecil . the srt.tir oI led tth1ut dl,y.
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