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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20
~ The United stnt.as Senate has nus.

: 80 The United States Senate has posse
d bin prohibiting taeH.beFs Of coagress feep
resolving a fee 10 any case where's s Uaised
States Is q party This Is jast As II should
be. Men go into coaggessr receiving In PAY
and mileage At least ten dollars per aay che
year round, and taks an oath 10 support the.
laws aud constitution Of the uaiaa.s and
then turn round and take Rss ef from one
% zen thousand, to help others to le!saua
the Goveruaent aud labor 10 that end. The
corrupt and mereeaary rascals eaght 10 be
expelled ffum their seats
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20
southern Rel.el Clergy.

We haze often hnd ocensi6a TO remark,
both from the rostrum aud through the
press TINT the worst class Of men whose
iInrieus feet now press the .ssacred soil OF
the soiftil" are Preachers OF the Gospel, u
the various Denominations We have seen
no cane % change thai spinion. The
blood Of hundreds Of thoaeaads of inre.
eent men, smoking from she many battle
fields, and the efiss Of Starving and 'nake,a
women and children, stIiRn that We we're
not nnjstakcnl Tie min pr chnrehes. and
the after decentralization Of e.:urell mem,
hcfs. say we were nos mistaken, Tha
graves Of haadreas eg thousands d aeli,
for whom Christ died, who might have
been saved In heaven, but who wsse Urged
into this Rebellion By Preachers, cry out
from the botiomless pic IN thunder loaes,I
that we were not mistaken Aid what i
fearful responsibility rests with these
wolves IN shaeps selsthine - rod
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20
nraRnl0K bead.

IL Rss currently reported upsa s,r s,--.s --
terisS evening thst Parson Brewnlos. s-
tiss Re6el NsnsilatsE, siAel Few d1ys a-t e.
h.sase in kaozvilse.
We clip The forego;ag from tAs Ns,t
Press, and now enter oar solemn P-7'
against being disposed ~ ia this way
dead, the :. Rebel Eeatlzta- % Jas g.,
win be regarded = 3 pretty AIR pr'ia...s
for dead man. Bat the Pres s,ay base
intended 10 sax thai we are pai t58
This j. y BE- desermiuel hscos0ez j.. '
have > ehaaee at one Of yoar N,lls .-
aessss coppevheais, in contest 81 '~.
ernQr, and We viii have this issUs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20

slsass Tennessee ofes % prosperous, and
SsundsnK 70 plsutlfalIy IN MI that makes
Asfknsor acknowledgement. aew lies bleed
ihi.. exhausted, desnlntc. Yet The spirit Of
yer proud people 8 not efsslsest, nor E.rovssf
cold IN fond attachment 70 the Union.---
They appeal 70 sIeir more Pfusgcroas brett.
fsh is6f S fIeAsi seAf Icy 80 sAly tisaf
thsy, sitil ahis s9aisgl dskfAhens, wa
.spsp mp aInhanAst ofnemrasnieatien, BY
wisisA shestrsanss Of eammesse, everywhere
iiewiag9 80 richly IN the NORTH, sssg be al
iseed d eeneesats oar isolasei homes sud
lsrsng tina ssIpnty sskieh smiled en- - 10 for
nser siasA hlss sai y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20

eoSDirios or TiiE sodTfssHS lusrrnERAr
cx.--The New York correspondent Of the
Paris Mphltear sale
snieeaaragaraenf. 10 TIN msAnnlEiIe. Z sasiina
pslare.t ID che allth, TkeFs = rs longer s psssst
ssliof q combat sof sls szille d1taf5anal Is ea
qssr The artaY Eliik| = h6ihsheussed IS fBan la
dc t<si az OIL scnI s3iilk q elssnf lie nffa u
the friah and prisstfne sAixh q has been naaer-
Rains fof tvs yesfs. kIle N,anafs zefliln With
which 4 & jafslf6 aales ose Us faifis ~ 8
burg & HaAll ss sskshI - - kl6en
b. csc hsrtiF exlses & sieipfy q
b xlitrh he f azfally plssea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20

Eleae liberties. IL many lhsEaIls'ss1
ha been ahpssa I'D u sshe fplaE The
hsIl fals WI 4 ssElls hes 70,
tnd ~ dslAslsd 1tosk Iog sss aa4spsniz oda-
ton Is aa1beays
Permits b open trade pterea sin only,
Is sea ss e. sbe pSr sa6fsh. aud 6ils 10,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

received today, da.sa midnight Dseenl.R
= Was written before Gen. 1ostse had reaeho1
hin. He reports, besides se0e military details
blowing: -
"o1 BoA.n Dc.1so., oseAsAw sovsD,l
dee. 1S-11:50 p. =.
. Today ct r. Il. Gen. Haxenh. division a
tne ~, tstn corps carried Fort NcAQister, b. ..
s sr1.t, 0Psunng IL entire garrison and stoF1
passed down to this gunboat 70 communicsfe
with the Nest. Before opening eommuric1ti0S
We had completely destroyed ~ tho rsiiUode
leading into Savannah, and inveafed the an
Tho len b on the Savannah river. ten mia
above The city, and the right on the Oesccheo
. The sfmy 8 in splendid order, tho vv...h.r
s and ssR ::s Sos na.s O.,
We reached Savannah three days aso. but
owing to Fort McAllistey, We could not con.
municate; bat, now We have Fort NcAllsSer.
We can 60 ahead. We have captured two
boats on tho Savannah river and prevented
their gunboats from coming down. The esti-
mated population OF Savannah r. at 5000.
and the garrison $4,000. Gen HAzdee com.
mands. ..4 t.E.,,.,. .ta..- . -,,,,.i,.-.,.!
1--WE have not Lost wagon on Che tip,
u"sS Sesuet0o ~ 4AsSo suPtiy ~ uSR9sO0S
mules and horses. Our teams are In better
condition than whom We started. NJ Grst
duty win be to clear the army Of superduoas
negroes, mules and hoEseA ,,1o.,,olE .o.,...
II have utterly destroyed over 100 miles OF
rail-, and consumed all stores and provisaoos
s nssI we're essential 70 the armies Of Leo and
The quick work made with NcAllistes.
and the opening Of communication with our
Meet, and consequent Independence for supplies
i-dissipste all their bo0sted threats to hea1 ne
of and starve the army. -
~ regard Savannah 90 already raiaSA
Yours truly, ,.s ~, - D.. r'InaY
BigueD w. r. sHRRAAN, xaj.-Gsa.'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
force against any attack which could b
made upon il By Indiana. ,.s.:..raar

force against any attack which could b
made upen It By Indiana. qa.-.r9al
Military matters NJ running very
smoothly and quietly in this sub-dist,ict
Quite . number Of men Belonging TO
this garrison ftose their fingers and toea
while doing guard duty during the severe
cold weather which visited us . few days
ago. One man, . member Of Company
O. named Kirby, frose to death near
Pomme do Tsrre 3 few days since. He
was suffering from partial alteration Of
mind for some months past, and LOFT the
station at Pomme de Tsrre without per
mission. He WAS not missed until eve
ming, whom parties were sent out after
him. He was not discovered until the
following day, when his Gfeless body wa
found about . mile and half from the
station.
Very respectfully yours, -,
.... &C. POWELL ADAMS,
Lieut.. Colonel Commanding.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
The Battle OF Franklin.

Gen. HooDs official report of tho bat
tie of Franklin has been received. It viii
be seen the reported extraordinary loss Of
general officers is but too true. The fol-
lowing is General HOOPS dispatch:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE TRy.D
KEssEE, miles from Nashville, Dec. 8.
via Mobile, December 9, 1884,
To Hon. J. A. Seldom:
About 4 o'clock, ?. NJ November 30. va AZ.
tackled the enemy at Franklin, and drove them
from their centre line of temporary works 10
the inner lines which they evacuated DURING
the night, leaving their dead and wounded "a
our possession, and retreated to Nashville
closely followed by our cavalry. We captured
several stands of colors and about ten thousand
prisoners, Our troops fought with great raj.
lantry. We have to lament the loss of many
gallant officers and men. Major General Cle-
burne, Brigadier Generals John Williams. nj.
ans, Chest, Strahl, and Cranburry were killed.
Major General John Brown and Brig. Gepersls
9. Carter, Maringnault, Quarles, Cockercll and
Scott were wounded. Brig. Gen. Gordon was
isigned HOOD, General.
A subsequent telegram from Gen. Hood says
that our loss Of officers was excessively large
incorporation to the loss of men.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
From Fort AbercrOmb ie..Omcial Re
port of Col. Adams.

FoRr ABERcRoMBIE, D. T., Dec. Is, 1854.
Capt r. c. DIN, A. A. g.:
have the honor to inform you that the
officer commanding at Twin Lakes, hall
We" between here and Fort Wadsworth,
rel prts the station buildings, including
stabling at that point, completed. The
quarters for troops are sufficient to accom-
modate thirty.fve or forty men, with cook
houses, mess rooms, &C., attached. Tie
buildings are strongly constructed, and
possessed Of the the greatest possible de-
fensive capabilities. When once stockaded,
this station would be dsfensibls by small
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
GIN. SHERMANsS ARMY.
from Sherman Himself,

D1Sp8tCn AIOm Snofm8Q d1m0ol1s
We have the satisfaction Of publishing q
dispatch from General Sherman. He says
his march from Atlanta was agreeable. ="
He did not loose q wagon. His teams i'm
proved. His army is in splendid order.
He looks upon Savannah as his property,
and it contains rebel army Of fifteen
thousand, under General Hardee> The
following is the dispatch,
War DKPARr,rKxr.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 10, 9r. rs
~ Ngtor G~sra Dis:
An of3eial dispatch from Gen. Sherman m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

On the 18th . fire broke out in The
paper warehouse Of Charles knight, Jr.,
625 Commerce street, Philadelphia. The
loss is 100000. The other occupants
Of tho building were Brown 4 Oulvert
manufacturers Of hospital goods, and 10
seph Stetmagen, paper maker. Both suasr
great loaA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

Besides general expenses, including SAL
aries, rent, &e., which amount to $194, go.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

vessels.
Tho World gives q sketch Of Admiral Por.
ters expedition, with list and description Of
the vessels comprising 1t. Most thorough
preparations have been made to have tho
vessels in the expedition a. invulnerablo g
possible. ...-..
Tho vessels selected to shell Fort Fisher NJ
long range can throw 100 9-inch shells n
each broadside. ...:-.a. -
While the feet was at Hampton Roads all
the spars were sent down, the boats cleared
Oft the deck, and everything removed that
would make splinters. The decks have been
covered with sand bags, 90 that plunging shot
VIII not sink them. Chain cables have been
lashed on tho sides to protect the boilers and
machinery.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

REPORT OF THE q. s. SANITARY OoMM1s.
sIoN.-A committee appointed by the San
itary Commission have submitted report,
stating the aggregate receipts from June,
1851, to October, 1864, to have been 3d.
Os3, 1874, and the expenditures in the same
time s., 467, e5s, leaving $e15, 166 still in
the hands of the treasurer. Accompany
ing tables give statements in regard to the
departments into which the work of the
commission is divided, severally designat-
ed as the supply, medical, inspector, epe-
cial relief, statistical, publication and hos
pital departments. The expenditures by
these departments respectively is thus
stated:
Supply department. purchasing 81 ~ 81
McuicaN. ...s'.'. '.....ss..s..s 11S,S9C
special TclleI. Lo1,lW
1OSp1tM. ...ssss ....s.....ss..... 1,o04
oLaCl6tlcal .........sss.......... l4,Z4l
Publications. Observation-Disclosures. So 500
Besides general expenses, including sal
aries, rent, DO, which amount to @194, 80.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
THE enBAr NAVAL Rxpn ll - q

-'!- Carolina. sJsl
LIST OF rRB VESSELS ooxroeruo xrp HxpxD,-
s... ZION. --.'-s s.: :.:is1l
FoRrREss NoNRoE VIA BAlr1koRnlJ
'-.. ..s... w., .. Sunday, Dec. 18. e.,
The special dispatch steamer Hancock, from
Hilton Head, passed of New Inlet, North
Carolina, while on her way to Fortress Mon
roe, the expeditionary feet under command Of
Butler and Porter, which sailed from here
some days since. g.. ...., -
ADMIRAL PoRrKR's PLuz1.
Flagship, Malvern. b., -
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The Presidents Proclamation
A Fresh Call for Troops.
100000 More Men Wanted.

Tho Vow Cali fer Troops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05

nre lsno Eea O,i. .e.cy S,oniivss--5ret,, 500 -
%r sscss I s s i,.s. o.
Arg n ,.,,s rs ose. ., "t-
sssr AIe. d. 90 c.sss si" sars j.,., D,
schs I'A0 sAadeeaan 81 c,ssau. o--.s.r.-s,2cA
sss s ..s , wes..l s s.s v
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ss SHp: 1.,s s's, .sr.s slsss..
sens W. o -. q ...@ e ., s.s~r. De.
g. doasrg 1,aiosa c,,eso~,eS q $500
Rb Flea Letlai "nos. Nov Hasso
.nn.y ,s ,,ss@.. 10 20" III $780, o..,cT
. .a nens ro ''r p' W." 80
as.msnp prr.rs,ac;. twhiies.,a -" ro,.sss va.
S s so q Sd, Se @s'sas ws. 9 s." I,
BARK ioesnn M;,ta pros, Hlnsr eo,' e,a,m. 70 1sy,
with Ddae !" Wa ss!cm Go H,d atroog ~eae''y .s!'.
most Of ths p...sas, So. -. "a 49,,
9TH as'a aa aos % sos ss' , ~sa, 9a IL
lon ~ 50 sg,al,,ed 'ear Of Bah Ne sioV' W eoa 1T
ssrs Krs,snsant Cfrrs. B,ser ssptos Is casa. VII
bark Masthaa Vineyard sace sev oieaa, % ,sya ~
a.. ce % Ss DsnnMa.e. ios na.ssor1a s.ay
sre g,ees.l {iau h,reacs odes.a NO. 4 and o""'"'
agmesssy lof tayrrpoo. No. Ford, pesuamsue ~
,e Emma Csr n,va,, Gscss MstAno.oa as dars s~'1A
sa veteran Gsi Liverpool. es,. Gauss- &,i~moroe -
JAes. WITH cation 10
Hs,l Lilly Ao.tiand hSI Esoai- Point Pesre o. ~
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jan ~ Atestn1er SEEDING 6-sasd. diea, trb a. Jaca
ID ,nmose. ~,man died. bo,a OF Maitland bSs
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,cnt Red VOC COT NAssau, MP kickess Denlni ~
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-. 'sgu 2Sb, lat 50 10 Ion 3i L.!
rvs. onder stesm and ,ah, lat ~
chtnged s.enss With u Il steamer stcefing i by W.
SCH B,ur Jacket Oh HD,o Hstfas.
schI Gen PutasD Shar Rpyx R.y-
nch0 = GOODWIN, ho5by. Eulasesni gos stAsa.,r
sea, bas tiu.siia. Etya,l.thport 10. IoatDl.
Schr Anne R"sseil hodges New Haven
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be,,r Belle Of The Say. Gsocke., New EDljsa
bte3uis Ssvo. Robnsop. Baltimore
stpsul0, Osve ~. A.ietuii Hrsy1aMcoS
BELOW.
9scx New s,uass,cx. sroo, Cs.s,N
SAILED
70 Steamers MeErmso, Dudley Book; a,ips rsNsA
Waaser. georg,ans batks Eise Tbs Edw BiB a
Uoion br,ea 0es. Abby Watson Fasnios. Ruby A RtsA
Sors Ago kvsh Neyns. Florence. Geo rres,0<. ~
90 thirst rionse Alma. scnrs Bakcr. Helena. Masc,r
. Ws1sg Le, Am. Oaacai!s. Curie~' and I; stis-,
fhBr steamahpg tsIsr and C,iy Of LinAer,ck. sn,sa
uof,cre AMI Ann X Thompson.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05
Police Intelligence.


Dsrar,os A GANG OF DsoRDmr Cocr FicaIrrs-
osx o. ss Parry Twelfth precinct police
xecsvet Attenuation late Wednesday afternoon that
q largo crowd Of dog cock lighters we're about 10
assenb asar Lus public house, Of 10th street
snd Ha,sn ale Sergeant Ware, in charge Of tho sta
tion tho time, Immediately despatched an officer 70
In with instructions 10 report back as once ncces
sMy Severs hundred men had assembled at the point
andicated, aud more were arriving constantly. mes.
despatched TO the station house for strong
police force which arrived in time 70 disperse thes
crowd who had already formed ring, into
witch thsv had introduced q couple OF game
cocks Tho crowd fed In al directions and escaped,
with tue exception Of BENJAMIN Daniels who arrested
end taken 9 the station house, when Captain Bossrt or
dered MN committed TO the cells During the evening
Juscs Connolly appeared 81 the house and pre-
pared opea court FOR the purpose Of the
60 poics sSe prisoner u the bidding Of she
The judy. tnenssued written order recurring ire &C.
cused a. bs forthwith Drought before him st Harts
was proposed open This persmptory order was
lso disobsyeJ or sergeant Sandtord and, after few
umoross remarks from the worthy Justice, he left
bonss, w,thoS being able to accomplish his object.
RssecNw o. AZ OMNIBUS TMxf.--A few days ago Ma
dame Gcsraioha riding down Broadway In On ON
nibus, wbsu thief pcsed her pocket Of wallet
Gaining seventy dollars money and eight hundred dol
EortnateY te madame discovered her loss Al and
Uav hot wallet in the hands Of person who about
ko ssvs s stage She gave the alarm when the fellow
Ped Da, ssa'ms eesg.uchc pursued the fns.ye crying
Night by onccs Cole, OF the Eighth ward who arrested
h,n THO prisoner gave his Joseph Howard. He
ns taken court, and while Madame Oeapauche was on
kbo way to complain against ha, she met BY
Imam vo offered 10 restore her sSlen papers provided
khs would oot charge against Howord TO this
ksvpmiioa shs asscnted and Howard vss accordingly
kssnL sryed Howard was yesterday rearres,ed on ine
esns c9aApsiut, and Justice Dodge committed hm for
Els "a delvst u af,sSo auudsei dN'arsstu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05
Military Ana trs.


Tue Sixty third. sixty ninth Qssh brigadoj sad
Sixty FIRST New York Volunteers embarked yesterday
board the Commodore Dupont foe Alexandria for
their old camp Virginia These regiments have been
largely recruited, particularly the Sixty ninth. Colonel
Nugen and Captain MCGEE have been indefaigabe in
filing up this ane old regiment. Coi0ne BrownsoD, As
sistant AdjutaDt General and Captain MCGEE super
intended the enbarkat0n OF tue troops AS boat left
the pier the brave fellows were hailed with cheers
waving OF handkerchief Though there many
tear shed by mothers and friends the soldiers appeared
IN the best or spirits continued cheering Uut tns
boat cast anchor Tor the osht in the river.
pREsENrATIoH or SWORD 70 ooGoNaL 9eY2A.
N0wSxf.
Colonel ". Krysanowski was last evening made the re-
cpieut Of amagniceat sword from the officers and ps
Yates Of bis command. There some thirty officers
present upon the occasion. Pew Mr, Tutoa made the
presentation speech in German ~hca Colonel Kryys.
nowsk responded in appropriate After the pre-
senaton the Colonel aud his officers together With few
invited guests, partook Of sumpuoas dinner at which
several speeches were made aud toasts hOn0red Tine
proceedings lasted until aztec midnight. Tue sword IS
splendid one and cost about six hundred dollars Upon
IL Is the inscription: Presented by the officers and
privaes OF the Second brigade Third division, Eleventh
army corps, to their commander. Colonel w. Kryzsnow.
ski as a token Of their regard :" This Testimonial is
lust tribute to the bravery sad services % gallant
officer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05
Departure of tho Chicago Zoaayrs.
REYlgX ANl DRILL. IL Iax RARx.

The Chicago zo,aves left tor yesterday sfsrncoa
and escorted TO the railroad depot by three
panies OF the Seventy ara regiment NatioDsi Guard,
under command OF Major LIBBY. The Zouaves marched
from the Armory 10 the City Hall PARK where they
we're reviewed by Mayor Guntber, accompanied by
raj members Of the Common Council, After parade the
Zonaves put through their facues by Major Brand
which elected loud applause al the hands OF the specta
tors the manual OF arms, marching aud counte march
splendid style About Ave O'Clock they left the Park
and proceeded to the raroaa depot their Journey 10
Chicago
During their stay ia this city the 2ousvss ma had
Jolly time and leave under ths mos esae, o,,nol
Of our hospitality aud Kindness.
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ExEcUuye OEpAsymssc, AssAwr, Jeo, 50, 1854
psAE Sill am Informed that there is movement on
foot your city give who
recently enlisted aud ara home rurough some
form Of public reception marx o, your aprrecistioo
their patriot services, and that you actively
gagged in the matter The proposition has my cordial
sympathies, aud trust that all the civil authorities
military officers Of state will heartily operate With
you. Truly yours, aU2AI.O SES NOUR
TasoDoRY RoossystF, hss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05

NlFfkNs totRf-tss<tksf tsNs --Pfcfsrfed tsiscS.
srrrxms -cfncuu.--Txu l--Nos Isa5, 1850
1881. f1-s, fTss. IfIs Part 7-Net IN scssson.
srskNos Ccrxr.-rart Mos Sf35 2psS. fpo1, 34i y
3esT ss3. 2soi 3ss, Sfs, jJrf, sJsi. 60, 1850 sso
sssS Roo sSio, e2s. 25ss, 3}ss. 3sSs, z.Is
Coses Cessos rfsAs PART l--Nos. ~ a., ~. "a.
.s3 Ssl ses, 3ss rs $40 sYe sTt. sTs ssi sTs nri
.so. a9s. sls, rs % iss, sss. soo sas. ar, 90
tss 2st III. as. Srs
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Ths sect a~a Chsap--t Newspaper ca the
Cowntry.
rns w~st. gssss. esaiy scsncrrcr (s'ardsyl
~crsiss. ON ooaiais nls AMI 'mpsvtas, ss.s W,s .hs
Armies n ths tss's IN ~ p9cscs q tss c,cntry IN,
latest Ssss from ell psA ~ sns wecit. Literary and
ussr-sssns -sadag matter. ~'th vxoass rsp,ts o. toe
Hessy, r-v cosis conmscisi. osins ssd fcsss
Masscss. sss IN Ns~a " sss psi zee u atsrsd o
snpwtAnes -
,~~s -o~s cvY. @. ussc~ o~sca> -. a., ns,-, a.
.sM eeVs. az go sss.s
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SHIPPING NE w S.
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sNysnv, .*,....... uS sOos Bpr W
sus ssrs ............s 2. sos vasss eys y
Port OF New xess. February =. ssss.


CINNpWb.
shss votstio rsmer. spssv~ss--tf ssr, H,s~N
Hhtp Ittn1, Moore. Lpa iDi--tst,lirl Nwtetn -,
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ravsssocLsesmship Nova Scottish A. Portland-Coonel
TAYLOR Captains York. Snow, Graves Bradshaw aud MAJ.
,hcws Nj tha. Daniel, Nj Wilton. Nj as, Hambe
M yinson. Nj ID " Morris M Davis NJ A swan, Nj
sad Mrs Maxwell Armorcrs Sergeant chapnsn Mrs Chap.
mus lead y: n the seerags-,olal iGs.
DEPARTURES,
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Adams, Jr, "A Heyer, Iohn r Tfestwei, ~ and Mrs.
Dass MlssA Pearson. Boston. wllsN = Slate,
wilnsm rresiwel. Portsmo,!h ' Mis,urn. william
Mott New York. Phlipson Nathan. Nevada Territory
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Nsw York Charles Powers sic ,rrneit NJ Ne trnes
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Rpham seaman, David Mcksngts. Nova scotia Atckt
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