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NIlI"WQKEE WNXREE0.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
MILWAUKEE, March i, 1861
GhAIs-Rece etpts Of Wheat H. 90 bu; shsde cas-.
lef put active Sales 100 bu ut s1.1sK $1,000 bu
stlsx; 6',000 hu do at e1.15; 5000 bu ut Sit5x
oo bu No. at $10sx. Oats more active. Sales 600
ou delivered at 60c; s09 bu do at 60Xc Corn better
sales go buocw she1lcd. track ut 75c $50 bu do
Hyercd at $l.25.
Athe*hAll House this evening market ateady and
firm. Sales q, 900 No. / at 311sX,
FA0vlsloaa-NpmjuAll unehnnted
, 1864-03-02
Qllifaao Qrib1lne.
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS. -. I:
The draft is at hand. Tho Provost Mar
sl,al General has issued IN order to all State
Draft Commissioners to be fully prepared to
commence the araft On the 10th of March
and to make it in every enb-district which
shall not hare raised Its quota before March
1st. Volunteers between March 1st and 10th
may be deducted after the d1an commences.
We prefer to avail further confirmation of
the report That Logan's expedition has effect
cd )uncturc. with Sherman at Selma. The
report comes I'M reliable shape that a fresh
advance Of our forces is taking place from
Tunnel Hill toward Dalton, for the possess
sion OF which latter point severe battle
must take place.
The pirate Alabama hss made herself the
terror Of American shipping engaged in the
rich China and 1n6in trade. The Florida has
spread her fell wings for swoop On vessels
On the Atlantic. Both facts arc greatly to
the disturbance Of commercial circles on the
5eaboard.
Congress is to adjourn finally on May 31st,
yet TIVE months for business. 4 great deal
can be done in two months with diligence.
Unfortunately there is very fresh evidence
that very little may be done In three montha.
The army Of the Potomac is to be divided
into three corps d'a,,net, which are to be re-
spectively commanded By Generals Hancock,
Sedgwick and Pleasanton, General Meade re-
3aining tile chief command. There is some
little discomfort about the nou-activity Of fhe
large cavalry force connected with the army
OF the Potomac, while Mosby's light horse
sweep uronnd In their rcor and ,,ohh1e ~ on~
men. -. :.
The news from Florida somcwhat relieves
the earlier disastrous aspect. Apparently
our force Is making stand, If not indeed n
fresh advance,
The rebel General Ta1lfa{ero hos been as-
signed to the command Of the cnelny's forces
in Florida, and Bragg has been called to
Richmond as a general superintendent Of
military uffhirs under JET Davis, to whom,
for the sake of the Union Cause. re sincerely
hope he may prove Hallack
The whisky bill is stIll in debate, and the
end apparently as far OF rs ever. By the
time the bill has been STAYED off until every
body can stand from under, Congress viii
pass the measure and find very little stock
on hand to tar. 4 heavy loss has been c1-
tatled on the people by this delay.
The Lieutenant General bill is now law.
and the nomination of Geue:-1 Grant to that
position Is in the hands Of the Senate hiilita-
~ Committee.
An important measure passed the House
yesterday, the establishment of a Buryau Of
Frcedmcn'e Affairs in the War Den.rtmcnt
Panama adyicos bring Intelligence of tile
60, 4 Mexican seaport and city on the Pacific
I'D
, 1864-03-02

|. New Eorlz nIoney Mnrket-hInrcl /.
Money very eesy at 596 cent.
s!Crslng exchange frncr but quiet at l7iEG11i3..
cl:ntng to 5e5s. md closing trn at 59Xa5SX.
Government stocks frn1: 2 s. g., 81, coupons NIX
go coupons 1G7@107H, and 1905 Ill.
, 1864-03-02
THE WAR In SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA.

Blockade Runner CaPtured-Detach-
nlent OF the 39th V0luutceFa Take
the Prlzse-C0ufeder1te Flag Secured
Goods. &c.a hcs
, 1864-03-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
WlsH1xcrox MarcI 1nES

--~-'
TIE Hnsk1 HHi-
!ne9e was quite IN nproar in the House on
points OF osaer when the Conference Committee on
tne mskJ Ga presented their report. Messrs.
Wcshburne, Iosejoy+ Stevens, and Pend1eton, all
suhmitted motions and calling each other to orde1
at once. The Speaker finally decided that HI. Pen.
dleton's motion thst the House recede from thei,
disagreement to the Senate amendment, took the
precedence, which was voted dowu-yeas, 50; nAys
ID 4r. Tashburuc then uoved that the bin be re
committed to tho samc Conference Committee
with Instructions to impose not less than 70 moi
more thcn 20 cents On the stock On hand. Carried.
Ycas. Il: nayr. G.,
Nj. Washlnrne fhen as,zad n ha crcueo, t.o.-
- ~ tsI n'@Ns aeNea " w e1cosea no1
-. aa@,s Hs .e,. " tus as nc "ss oo1seo
II The Senate she1man nrcsentei, ,bc confrsnct
13cnor+ md 7novca ,,,o-a,.. 49, 49, ..as.s - -.
~ IT, vona. ~. +,a,- s 49, f@pe " esa
rctnrned w ~ .hs ,a. apa pe.ore Iney wets
Il the meetinr Of tbc FYn,nr, romn,ttee a hi.
r,or,,;,,o t. ,-.s ~. ,,z.. =. n.. -. ~. -.
position. making al taxes prospective, 30 the sub
ject Is apparently no nearer solution than before
his estimated hr h,rh f,,nct;oro,5as .b,t .ha f,~
e-n,ert hns hmm 1,eg,,e, Ir,,,5-.5 ~,
utst ,saeu nas M ncen iosans hundred tnousand dol
Eas Fs3 ~ 'or toe !aRt montn. ns the hiiuSe o
Congress to paEs the BILL or y thousand per tlny Il
twenty per cent ta1 be 11ally placed On the stock
I'm Ind
- -
9aE 11.o1.sAaT eEH.nA1 ELL
The President returned the Lieutenant General
Bill With his signature to the House to-day. and
sent the Nomination of Gen. Grant a. Lieuteuant
General to the Senate, which took no action up
on It in to-day's Executive Session.
CURRENCY HArTrns.
Delegations from the Boston and New Yo,a,
banks arc presenting their yiewn With reference
to The proposed amendment Of the National Chr
scnc4 act, to the COMMITTEES Of Ways md Means
and Comptroller McCu11och, From their CONVEX
s2tien It is inferred that number Of more promi-
peot 6iate Banks In the East exnect eyentnn1v tn
nyail themselves OF the provisions of TIM nation.
i cnrunry laws. fl ciyen ont thai there are NJ
ready cuite AZ ,uany National Rants IN rlhfo es
mn pee the proportiou OF national cnrrencv n
which that State II cntit,ed.
n,orrr,,,a,. -, .s.rs .,,,.,-
Af~ Gfi1aea' bill for the protection OF overland
1nisra1ts wus reported flrofably from the Military
and has pezscd.
aoSens TO 1hE 1aAsK*
1ac senate also passed Ar. Farnsw0rth's Joint
resolution OF thanks to the veterans.
That An I'm N." 1see1'
~ e ~ W. u tac house Has passed to-day by
M I'd % .tzona discussion. busn,ew
ton authorizing thc odd,+;or,7 tsz,,e ~ = a.
for enhsrr,ntIoGa ,1.da .7sas " ~ oonus
lione werc taken, but they mustered only c,cyeu
rotcf. The motion to reduce 1he 1nfe of INTEREST
tbr new bonds to not exceeding per cent l' failed
INDIAN TREATY.
The Semitic, In executive session, rat1tcd the
treaty with the Chippewa 1dd'aus.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1pune:1
WAsHXeToK, March l..
, 1864-03-02
n OW r "a D Y.
TLAR K'S
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE
HI a 4 R ..
{ --

This preparation is the discovery Of G. G. cL ARE,
senior partner in tho Wholesale Drug Hou.e OF @. g.
Clark d Co. New Haven, Conn. Mr. Clark has been
for mAny yeara pr1ct1cal lpharmaceutst and Ctem-
st, and having perfected this article By careful ex'
peT1ments, he now p1acea 1t before the public in .
ahape and at price that will enan1e all classes to
AYAtl themselves Of 1t. u, =
It Is entirely different rom any othar article row
In the market, being Perfected aud purified By pro-
cess Of steam dtst1at1ou entirely unknown before,
which completely extracts tha entire strength OF tho
Ingredients, and enables to force in combin aton
every article necessary to restore the color, and all
those euol1tent aud tnTt%ofatinE properties, which
make 1t an excellent dresser leaving 1t With dirty
sediment. to be shaken up before uaing, as Ia the
with all other Hair Restornttyes before theppb-
lie, hut clear, transparent huid, delightfully."- per
fntned, which will not stain tho most delicate fab.
rcs contains Oh. IL not dye, aud has no delete.
riocs properties and In short IL the only known Be-
ssorr Of Color and perfect Har Dresser, combined.
Any chemist would tell you, 1t tho Ingredients we're
made known, that tas 1uld dIt tlatou won rsstora
thenatuzal color Of the Hair, Is certainly night
succeeds day. :
We claim foglt. aud wa11antit
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faded Hair and Beard 70 their natural color,
I'd. 10 prevent tta Hair from falling of, promoting
Its rapid and healthy growth.
Sd. To cause Hair to grow on bald heads. II the
roots are not entirely dead.
4th- It compleie1y.ezadlcates dandruh. making the
5th- It has no equal a. . dressing, rendering the
Hair soft, lustrous, and silky. and may be polished
with the hsnd or brush to any degree Of br1taucy.
little one saYs, "11fke It, It makes my haz 10 sos
and ahiny."
FINALLY. It L. an indispensable article In the toi
let Of every Indy, and no gentleman who wishes we'll
dressed head Of hhir sofs silky whiskers or graJ
nnd faded locks restored to ther natural color can
aard to be without It; its aofteuiug Cleansing prop
critics rakes very excellent nrticle tor chldreas
and lnfauts heads while its restorative powers claim
the sttention Of the aged and graJ-tn word. 1t ii
prepared chemically and scientifically, to meet the
wants. promote the hea1th, protect the coloE keep
clean. smooth and luIur1ant the human Hair, Of n1l
aces, nom the cradle to the grave
Sold By Druggists and Dea1ets everywhere.
Price, 81 per botsle-6 bottles for ss.
G. g, CLARK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, New Haven, CT, Psoprtetoss.
LORD l. SMITH, Chicago, Illinois, General
Agents. fe29y-4t isSA w&E-nct
, 1864-03-02
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1864.

Coru-Sales Of So sacks old at $1fa; 10 do do at sei
5,i7o do at {loo; 45o do at sff3 delivered. Barley
and Rye-We note sales Of 80 sacks Barley on private
terms; eo do Rye st s1e7H 3 doat 1t.a5; % sacsa
do at IS.
Wu1aKY-LoRcs, with sales Of 80 brls Ut &c.
Observation-Disclosures Include !, ,c10 hrls
Mess delivered nt Alton, at $3.50 = bsl; I'll do hero
ut sc0o8 per br; so Shoulders and Hsus packed at
7KaoH; / 500 pieces looEe Shoulders at X Hams 9.
Sides s1c e L 1850 loose rbbed S!dna at eHc D.
Lard-snles Of IS ticrces kettle rendered at 121c;
TaIlow-9ales include Is brls at Tic = D:
, 1864-03-02
The Fort Lafayette. Prisoners.

new YoRK, Feb. e9.-The examination Of tue
political prisoners In Fort Lafayette BY The Com
mission appointed -by Gen. Dix. to Inquire into tie
chargcs against them, Is now going on, and large
the pcrsons charged with coatraband trading have
becn before tue Committee. NJ. Palmer, formerly
private eecrctary to Collector Barney, has been cx-
agai4st him will he lisproscd by the evidence, aal
that his apparent completely With De9janln viii be
explained III manner perfectly consistent with his
integrity. A report on tho vlrfoua cases the CON-
nittcc u charged with considering, may be expect
cd at an early day. The contraband c.ses, which
arc connected with each other, will probably be dc
cidcd together.
, 1864-03-02

r. .OOK TO YOUR TAXES,-Tax
IL payers Of West Chicago, who haTe not maid their
taxes io5 the year 1853 hereby reauested 10 call At
shall retain tic wayrant md books for few weeks yet
and opportunity viii be given for nj to come IN.
ANDREW AKIN.
mh1Tt1r1t Collector. West ChIcaEo...
, 1864-03-02
News BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DRAFT WITHOUT
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The Order for Illinois En-
rol1ment Boards.
The Order for the
Enrolment of
Slaves. -.
Matters Congressional and
Military.
The Proposed Bureau Of Freed
mcn'S Affairs.
CONGRESS- TO ADJOURN FIN
ALLY MAY 3lST.
THE WHISKY BuLrPREsENT
PROSPECTS.
EKiIsMEhTs IN REBEL STATES.
4 New Move On the Rebels at
Dalton,
The Pirate Alabama in the Indian
Seas.
The War in Mexico--Aca-
pu1co seized by the
French.
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribrne1
sPE1SoTE1p, H., March l, 1874.
The following circular received BY Lieutenant
Colonel James Oakes, Draft Commissioner Of this
State, c1plnins itself:
OFFICIAL.
WAsn1sGros, March i, 1864.
Pc fully prepared to commence the draft On the
10th Of Nnrch and to make It In every subdist1ict
which shall not have raised It's quota before Marrh
Isl.
Volunteers between March 1st and 10th may be
dednctcd aitcr the draft commences.
{signcN IA.Es T. FHr,
Provost Marshal General.
4 building, to be used as Soldiers Home, is be-
ing erected In this city, The funds were raiscd BY
tho loyal ladies Of Springfield and vicinity.
There art strong grounds for the belief that ILL.,
nois has not only raised her quota under the last az
well az under former calls, but has large surplus.
, 1864-03-02

GANGARRAH ME! SANGAR.
~ RA11 Me was tho wnr cry of tho Yenasscc, bat
9EI was CRY is Two Dollars per dozcn The monopoly
acseniel. Cali ct 157 Like street, or Las1lie
surpassed. RAY MAS Arcnt
@-9-"'
, 1864-03-02

nISSOLUTION.-The copartner-
N ship heretofore existing between G. I. Smith md
y. u. Law, u2dcr the trm or SMITH 4 Law, have
sold our entire stock OF Groceries and book accounts
to James AcCunc, rho will collect al monies due sad
frNa and rny all debts. SMITH & LAW.
Chicago, Feb. 70, 1861. rub1.Yi1sstt
, 1864-03-02

CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF
~ vessels please notice that adjourned meeting
9! Matters aud Owners will be held at the InrlncIblC
Club Rooms. coIncr Of Monroe and Clark Streets on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 9TH. at O'Clock, for the
purpose Of. organizing association for or mutual
protection full attendance Is desired. matters Of
Importance will be discussed ". i. PARKER.
Dlha-YE1a3s Sccretaty
, 1864-03-02

no YOU WANT LUXURIANT
them to grow heavily tho sMooT1IEsr FACE IN sx
weeks SWithont inlnEy TO the skim Recent sent post
Eucnt prepared at any drug store fol. Twenty-nye
Cents. HARRESTEp to produce the desired effect In
CT GEO, Chicago, III. P.S.-Dont be humbugged BY
nan naMGG NeMcQmb. mh2-Y11kituet
, 1864-03-02
FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.

LIMO, cloth gilt
neIng attempt to trace their sourcc rh1aao1 and
Passages In common nse, chiefly lfom English Authoxa.
with coplou8 Verbal lnda1. limo. now edition.
greatly enlarged
, 1864-03-02
Nefn advertisements,
ITO NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
Il ERs.
THE FOUR CYLINDER
HOE PRINTING PRESS

Upon Which the CHICAGO TEsnCsE Il now printed Il
chine It has bcen run but trec years. Is nearly a
good 90 neg II T1i be delivered May lst. np to
0Ecc. For further particulars address TRIHUNE!CO.
Chicago. Illinois. inllH.Hif11. m mai
, 1864-03-02
HINTS FOR THENUR9ERY:
on, THE YOUNG MOTHERS au1pw
Dy Mns. C. II. Nopk1xs.

Tho writer Of these =. Hints 80 wcu known to the
ess form shs .ssal1 q SsE e1psfisnec il tas ph,ssa
mothers, IT. fs practical and suggestive hook EnieS
should take Its place BY aide by atdo With Miss Nsh
galts -Notea on Nursing"
, 1864-03-02
Selections from the Works Of Jeremy
Tay1or.

WITH SOME ACCOUNT or THE AUTHOR ANH
- - BIS WRTNGe.
1duo, vellum cloth.
It bns been said of the "Goidcnmothcd h,thern I&-
emy TAYLOR that bis writings contain mora ue fhnE
and original imagery more brilliant conceptions 81
glowing eypFeEsi0n5 moro new figures and ncW npph-
catons or old nRure moro IN short, OF the body md
soul Of poetry tb1n IN III tho oes md tho eplce that
measured poetry.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-02-27
r "A L r Q "A D.
Carrying the Great Eastern Through Mail and
Adams's Express.

TRAINS are now running on the Fast Sche-
Il dule, leaving the Ticket Office, corner Of
Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, as fol-
lows:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-02-27
EASTERN MAIL TRAIN

EASTERN MAIL TRAIN
Leaves st. Louis at 6:I5 A. NJ, daily, except
Sunday, through to Cincinnati without change
of cars, stopping at the principal stations, and
arriving at Cincinnati at 1000 P. NJ.
NEW YORK EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves ST. Louis at 4:I5 P. M, daily, through
to Cincinnati without change of cars, stopping
only at Lebanon, Collins, SaRdOEal, Odin, Oh
ney, Vincennes, and crossings of connecting
roads, and arriving at Cincinnati at $3.50 A. M
A Train leaves at 6:3O P NJ, dailys except
Sunday, stopping at the regular stations, and ar
irving at Chicago at $50 A. NJ and Cairo at 4:lO
A. NJ. This train connects closely for all points
in the North, Northwest and South.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and con-
neetions. Baggage checked to the principal
cities. Free transfer Of passengers and baggage
from private residences, hotels, steamboats,, and
railroad depots, to the cars of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad
For through tickets and correct information
apply at Oompany's Office, directly on the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, un der
the Planters House, No. %.
MENDES COHEN,
Vice President and Superintendent W D
w. j. McALPINE,
Vice President and Superintendent E. D.
E. F..FULLER, General Ticket Agent. [3l6f
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-02-27
A FIRST CLASS BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANDATORY


A FIRST CLASS BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTORY.
Especial attention will be devoted 70 the man
ufacture Of Blank Books for Counties, Records
Registers, District Court Books, Tax Books,
County Treasurers' Books, and all kinds Of
Books of Public Record, Manufactured from the
bestof stock, and in the highest style of the art
MERCANTILE BOOKS.
We invite the attention Of Merchants, Bank
ers, Manufacturers Hotel Keepers, &c, to our IA
cilities for the manufacture of the best kind of
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books,
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dockets, etc, ETC., etc.
MAGAZINE BINDING.
Harper's, The Atlantic, Cooley, Peterson, Frank
Leslie, Harper's Weekly, Pictorial History of the
War, and all other Magazines, bound in Plain or
Fancy Binding, at the lowest figures
Binding of all kinds and styles-Paper Sheep,
Calf, Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Morocco, and
Morocco Antique, done upon the shortest notice
RULING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DONE
N. B.-We employ none but first-class work
men. cnG are prepared to guarantee every Job f
yVorlr sent IN cut. Orders respectfully solicited
Adde'S n. DWIGHT THACHER,
ianl6l Kansas City, Mo.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-02-27

y
KANs as
TTAVE now in store the following f. ..h GO.
Il ceries, to which they invite f. a oftep'i :.
of purchasers: 'h
SUGARS.
Crushed P0"osFsu' Syn sur led md New Orleans
D. pm. COFFEE,
'@'8' A'i0' Ground Rio, Dandelion and Els.
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TEAS,
% Lg Tyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Teas.
MOLASSEs,
Sugar House, Golden and Union Syrups, PlanM
ton Molasses.
TOBACCO,
Boxes and Caddes, Smoking q Chewing, CigaIE
FISH,
No. 1 and in bbls., % ana a bills; also IN XIII
Goldfish, Scaled and Picked Herring.
CANDLES & SOAP,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Candles and Soap
OYSTERS,
Best Baltimore, in and half-cans.
Every variety of Canned Fruits.
Sardines, Nuts,
Pickles, Spices.
Wooden Ware, &c, DC.
Country Merchants and Outftters for the Plaini
will find it to their interest to examine our stock
Tents and Wagon Covers.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-02-27
KAN SAS CITY
BOOK BINDERY.

TNHE undersigned has established, in connec-
Il ton with the Journal Of Commerce Office,
ut Kansas City, Missouri,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-13
A Braggart Sinking.

The Senate of Pennsylvania has Repub-
lican majority of one, but on account of the
sense of Republican member, who is pris
oner at Richmond, the Senate is unable to
organize the Senate by the election of Repub-
lican officers, Morrow B. Lowry, well
known local Republican politician and a
great braggart, offered resolution to ap
point committee to wait on JEFF. Davis and
ask him 10 Iiberate Major White, in order to
organize the Pennsylvania Legislature but
on an amendment being substituted making
Mr.. Lowry the committee. he wilted, skirk-
ed, backed down and begged to be excus-
ed.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-13
The WaY the Money enes.

The New York A{qs says that Major Brua
Cameron, son of SIMON, has been placed up.
on the retired list, with the pay Of an Acting
Paymaster OF the Army. He will, therefore,
receive for life, from a grateful country, So,
900 or So 500 year for doing nothing, which
sum. the people must pay through Crushing
taxation. This favor purpor:s TO have been
granted for long and faithful service; slight
draft upon The credulity of the people, when
they are told that Major Brua Cameron has
been in the armv just too gears! This is
great country, and no mistake, and great is
tho forbearance of the people
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-13
The 53rd Pennsylvania Regiment of Vete-
ran Volunteers.


This gallant regiment composed chiefly of
volunteers from Montgomery; Berks, Lycom-
ing, Wyoming and Juniata, has been under
the command of Col. John J. Brooke, and has
now we understand, re-enlisted for the war.
They are now under furlough CT thirty
days, when they are to report Camp Cur
tin, at Harrisburg, and to be rccrul ed to
full regiment. They now number about
2G8, out of the /, 000 able, staIwart men they
counted when the regiment first marched.
Small as Is the number remaining. 1t is not
surprising when we remember that they have
seen every fight and have taken an active
part in every battle, from Fair Oaks, through
the seven days fight, at Antietam, where
Nc CIellan, having gathered up the fragments
OF the army, covered himself and his men
with glory, and drove the invaders from the
borders of Pennsylvania. Then they were in
the bloody and awful battle of Fredericks-
burg, where the heroic boys say they were
led into a slaughter pen by General Burnside.
Inen tney were at ChanccIlOfSVltle. under
Hooker, and next upon our own soil, at Get
tysburg, they clothed themselves with honor,
and with others drove General. Lee and his
shattered forces from Pennsylvania soil. We
record these deeds of brave Pennsyvan-
ia regiment as an act Of justice, and COM
mend the gallant little remnant to the at
tention of our State authorities One of
the Captains in the 52d, Captain S. Z. Piatt,
is descended from the old Brady stock of
Western Pcnrsy syIyana-hs mother was Mary
Brady, niece of General Hugh Brady-aud
1t is high praise to say that he has proven
worthy of his origin. Captain Patt was in
the three months service with General Pat
terson, and was. honorably discharged He
then helped 10 raise company, was attached
to the regiment Of Colonel Brooke and has
been IN The service ever since. In the reoI-
ganizatOn Of this regiment due notice should
be assigned TO them to which they have es.
tabIIShed their claims by gallant conduct in
the fie!d.-DaiLy Age.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-13
The 1th Pa. Vols,

A Correspondent If the army, speaking ot
th;s regiment, says: tho 57th Pa. Volunteers
Col Peter Sides, was organized in Camp
Curtin in the autumn of 1861 IL embarked
for the Peninsula on the Il Of March 1862 in
the Brigade Commanded by Brig General
Jameson. During the Peninsula campaign ii
was in the Division of the gallant Kearney
and participated IN all the actions of that Dl-
vision 1t was engaged iii the ID action OF
Bull Run and was with its illustrious leader
when be fell at ChantIIy. 1t has subse
quently been in all the battles fought by the
" Army of the Potomac except South Moan
tain and Autietam, losing both in the lst
Fredericksburg, Charlottesville and Gettys
burg fights over SO per cent of its numbers.
This Regt. numbered S4I men fully officer
ed, when it left Cor the seat of war. 1t now
numbers 2l3, 10 or all that can, nave re-
enlisted as veteran volunteers, and are ex
pected to ARRIVE at Harrisburg some time
this month.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-13

INTERNAL REvENUE.--It may not be gen.
enerally known that the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue has decided that promise
ry note for the payment of twenty dollars or
less is subject to st amp duty by the act OF
March Sd, 1863, under the head of finland
Bills Of Exchange.n The penalties for viola
ting tie stamp act is from $40 to $500, and
in addition notes, &C., are worthless without
the proper stamp being affixed Druggists,
merchants, and dealers generally, are remind
with reference to "Proprietary Stamps" rem
ders such articles as backing concentrated
lie, &c, also liable to stamp duty.