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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints, ana
all diseases Of the feet, cured By Dr. xACHARln -
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At One Dollar-The illustrated Phreno-
LOGICAL JOURNAL, with PhysIognorny EthnooU.
Physiology and Psychology sent sr months Begin now
FOWLER 4 WELLS New York
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservstivs
and wig Depot Wholesale and retail. No Astor House
Tho dye applied b. skinul arts,A
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Rest and Chen pese-Miller's Hair Dye.
Large size 70 Try It, Sold by druggists Depot %
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clubs w. ID 81 4lA ga GA. 20. So on. Tool
fors -. ii a 81
umplre-Mr Thos Fitzgerald, ~ tho Athletic Club.
scorers--Mtssrs Han and fillcr Time Of game-Ihree
hours aud fortynye minutes Fly oatches-hScehiof, v;
Lowell, 10.
sTAR We. ENTERPRISES,
Today thcas clubs play their return game on the Capt
tono Grunnds aud y t expected 1ls1 VAL @a Dist
rate comics,
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Bnso Ball.
EXCELSIOR vs.. LOWELL.

Tho ooniest between these clubs, which took place
yesterday afternoon on the Capoine Base Ball Grounds
Rrooklyn resulted in tho success Of the Excelsior
Their play was far below the mark Of their match with
tho Union Club last week. who tho Lowels played even
better than their gamo Of tho day previous Indeed.
tho BostonIans have shown marked improvement In
their fielding since their FIRST game Their visit has
resulted In teaching them valuable lessons They
were Hospitality entertained By tho Excesios al The clooe
A. W. Ut.rc sho hoto
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Gin Solaec; or, Aromatic Tonic Biz
tcr.--This great Army Tonic cure, oysfepsa piersn"
Bladder and Urinary Organs vns :. 70 ne
restoring II To- hesthy condition The most delici icmscs
can Il with great benefit General Depot le5 Foarh
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Al Steamers for Norfolk and Rfchmond~-
Tho OF the line regularly evey
evening o'clock from foot OF Frederick street, Bal
The Of this line all comfortable snN
safe Passengers procuring tickets careful 10 asb
for the Hue, aud take other
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Addrers to Smokcrs.-Pollak d Som,
Meerschaum Manufacturers 607 Broadway, FOURTH
street Pipes Cigar Holders ros cut Order bob
ed, mounted and repaired.
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A.-Marsh's Truss ONCE. formerly In
Museum Building will reopen In few days In their new
store 5<2 Broadway Address, at present, Marsh Bros.
Ann street third floor.
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A New Era.-Best - Shirts mt % EaeAs
splendid Linen Collars 81 DOZEN Paper Collars 81 10 hun
dred, at No. Park row, opposite the Astor HouAA
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Governor Brough No Better.
CLxvxIAsp, Ohio, July n, 1865.
Governor Brough has passed very restless night, and
is no worse to-day although his condition Is still critical

Adjournment or tho Connecticut Legis-
lature.
HIaIroRD, July 81, 1885,
The Connecticut Legislature after session OF elovcn
weeks adjourned sine die this morning
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HiiI's Hair Dye-3O Cents, Black OF
brown Reliable. Depot No. Barclay stree. 500 "
druggists everywhere
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Il III f N A " Y.

LAuxoH OF THE IRoS-oLAD DUsDERBSad TO-DAY.
Tho iron-clad Dunderberg Is TO DO launched from the
ward of Mr. Webb at the foot Of Sixth street. East
river at nine O'Clock this morning Over two thousand
tickets have been Issued persons dssrous OF partic
pating In the launch and many thousands will doubtless
DO present - witnesses.
IMPORTANT TO sE,1vs.
ursrsAi 6bse-'<o q
-. :. Nlu prs1sssii Wy r, Isa
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Howe scyvin Machine Co.-ylins Howss
Jr, President CIV Broadway. Agents wsntsd.
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Ladies, Gilt Combs, New styles, Juse
-,.a,ssa from Three four TO twenty ave dollArs
each FOR ssio by G. ALLEN, As Broadway one door b.
H. a.. Al
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Mare head's Nsurody Ae.-Dur Nervous
friends arc referred advertisement Inst page Of ,hh
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In Thou nds or Cnses.-Mrs. WinIow.e
sOOTIJINO SYRUP for all diseases With which chid!e4
are actsd such AZ toe'hng rpng !" .he % .sa VIM
In bo"ssnds OF eases 4 soeps the guns reduces
and ALIAS all palm Mothers, do not fan "
prpc
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oIcf suno. and the penalty for offending against
statute ls mprs .upcnt and fine This law
II vigorous oa5u a. u properly euiorcoi 10 efec-
'.aiy bre.s uf operations ot agents who are now
doing g. ury ~ o business for o,hor states at tic
eyIs18c Of his city. But the law j. virtually dead
le,s'r The proper author .ics mako no Efforts TO
,rress he practice, ami no. 4ln.. case of this
character has come into Court rugc Tho asst cn
WIS ssuc1. Il Is if5-Ili g. determine Why tho
authorities are a. cu'patly .crolict In their duty
fcspcctiny mis- matter Tie def .ency u tic city
quota Is small - course, but that is excuse Tor
tho failure 90 enforce TIC aw. AnI even II thus
worc thc cause ofthcr laxltv, IL should 10 rcmetn.
tcrol shat dtAt .s JHst pr, ba IL with n deficit
oroy of thrco thousand As L tic number we're
cater; and D. is not particularly soothing to a
r.g-ci'pt to know Tat be- stood My ono chance n
3 hundred or thousand oi being dra,ed The
rn''stncuw ut thH tim" 10 mo-, syerag- Eve q ia ,,
,ni Mess Decided 'ange occurs, 1t is not diGi.
.It a. nrcsco what The fua' result vi he On tie
Irh - r Nrarv. There be yet time H. EXEMPT Il .
.iF from lraft ,1l 20 accomplish this Il IL ouly
.ra,ary e. enforce the law. tho authorize, de.
sire 60 cave o. r'i5 from oonsr1puon ami them
'. from tho imIutAuon II illusion with he
~ bounty r,ying districts Of other siates, they
" . frt 10 sudden stop TO- this sycc'es %. robbery.
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General Urcrson hos returned To Memphis from
his ccl, rated rad through Alabn,n, and Ms,'s-
s.lp. II, Ell Memphis on the 2ls. o.. y ccu.hor,
with throo thousand men. Tho ',rrc ndyarccd on
NO limo &C :he Memphis and Charleston Rllrond,
ly t0lirrv He, aai passed mp he Grant Junction,
whence ttunu-trat.. us 'NcrH made .Anst tho c0c-
my at Cor,u,h. The %. however, We're nero
r. MIS- 90 dlyrrs the attention uf tue enemy
Wal" uctRchucn4 were destroying The tel
o. roIh Hnd railroad Ines m thst Vi
r.utF. Tie various de'lrlmnuts reunited on
uo -A'a, and AiSauccl tow ar,s luprro, whore a
'Apt ,. Forests uismOmtcI men We cncoun.
tered, and. u.lcr . lre. conflict captured aud do.
i"feod. 70 rl'auu then novel rolth on the
N".ut ana ONO Railroad, dcstr0g iL- Il us they
"r-1 ..Is, a Oea4lua, TIT telegraph wires We're
wpitA .u4 d.st .,-. e. from DICK Ia5 lor and other
ft.N Nt..Tt.r "rro .ut,I,ellrI, ordering that
r.! T., s.uI.- he L-.I al all .4aI.gus 4ud nt...u.:
| tie, lusN,s "u ,I be- s,ut - protest Mono
te'p-.rt bis, "a c.aol's, baud 40 interest. ~
.'an1 "aa ,Dr.cl lu .uu.. .ouAt b., Gcu,r.l
NIl O. , sad EltsIg i,t.' tied ult success 90 l.
/ i'"' Asa large amount o. sVl plies and mum.
a. .I. "s' "a. eel at bbt.u.s IIU.r-.cI IS a .r-
r.H'. ."'IN, nu1-r,d l.,l ul.er Grurr.L G .e.-
" p 's "f. .''. .HiAtt g. capture it, Tho R,iacl,
VA. ta', o4 tac 2stN, n4a ID 80 chaucol that w.,
IT. NH go .shNlas rein ,uou.5 for the gArr son
| - tt"I'1 t 20. %. II ne uumult when the assault
commenced ElE this did NOT deter General
! Gror,,l, N.. rev a force brtSoon the approach
! IL. train a..t Gle rr.son, which resulted in Tie
caltu and destruction Of the frst train OF lively,
heavily lsden cars, The next tram Immediately
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Trr adoption by thc Confederate senate NJ . reso.
luton appointing G'nernl LIZ O. tho position II
icucrali-s mo of the Confederate armies, Affords
another evidence Of the d.ysensons that exis.
among Tho rebel leaders, II s blow a'ue1 n, tho
authority ~ IRrP DAVIS. who has opposed this
measure HHr 'hc commencement. knowing that
is a'art % PIr rclu,c him tn mere cipher m
'he future fa1rarrucnt Of affairs In this view
'i. o.. frr,ia''e that 1t may induce him TO lcn1
Ha-0 A.'-..'''Hr 10 tie rrAtH peace man pu-
.a.ue l1psr.ush 90 the Ere IN the rear can hard y
"l c. import g. him lively apprehension ~ the
'tc a. at awaits 900 80 case Ola continuation ~ the
var. These couslcraii,n- sufficiently account
'.- Tie rumors hat Obtain currency In Richmond,
Co the c'iect that he is DESTROYS Of making terms
with the rIh on the basis Of an auuosty, aud Z.
return Of The Statos t. the Union, on tho Old CON
sutpuona' relations existing before ITO war. lie
must feel that lac has lost TIC confidence Of the
moro violent or radical war party IN the south,
and that no rs lost unless he succeeds In max NJ
terms which lc can. Hence, the movement Tor
the elevation Of General LIE, though tending 10
complicste the now peace movement, may ult.
matoly promote them, AMI, in car" u the failure
of nesoia,ionE may result in placing Mr. DAVE
aud his party In a virtual opposition b. Mo now
TeJime, aud thus ombarrass the hintel acton
which Is II the most vital importance to
ihc re- els at tie present moment. As
ior General LEE lis military abilities sro be-
You'd question, and hrs appointment would for a
tmc impart new energy and vitality 70 the var.
It is even now suriu sol. upon apparently sufi-
.eut data that a now movement Is mciita,ed by
u.u, the character OF which can only lie coujcc.
urrl Arcvcw Ct the whole military chcss.toar.l
u'l, however, indicate that General LEE may
.Uullun Re. monl and Petcrsbur., which arc
-.t ecurns uuteuato, to their i,tc, and move
aE army IN the direction O.. Northern Virgus,
towards rttfhur., to s,ouon og country tlat has
IONS ioca regarded ly the lest military critics NJ
''. ultimate between the Nrh snd South
upon g., Ohio RIVER, The rich cities Of tho
| "u'. might e the we ght Of bis blows hc..ro or
armies could be Withdrawn Tor their defense H.,
| experience o' General suraNAS shows what may
accom-, shed by disciplined, impact force,
such - General LIZ Is still capable OF bringing
into the field and orer1tin- 10 a rich, orcn coun
| 49,, ahouuun. with supplies Of o.. kinds. move
mont Il tins character would be A,o.ett Ell safer
than the remaining alternative OF couccnt-atin.
AGAINST General rmrH,O,S N ne Caro.inas
! 10 lc forewarn.d b. Co b.. frcarm.l History l
! iuli Of exampl S 81 the danger OF undertaking.
tcatcn enemy, and the North, in tho hour Oh ctory
must not commit this folly. While W. lrr SAL AN
! q, % ne, We would iur that very reason urge IN
| creased VI iiAucc and fresh armancnts as the hes
way oi sg uring u more -pe. t.ly. II a., North s
seen to lie thoroughly arnei and prepared at al
poiuts,be elevation of General LFE as reuoralissira
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Mudson KiNrr Rnllrnnd.

on and after this morning the Hudson River
Railroad Company will discontinue using their
arse asucugcr cars te.ow Iw,nty-n.uth street,
and hereafter use small cars Tar lo accommodation
% their passengers and ,le lub., generally. Ac-
c.rtnE 10 notice issued tho trains Of tie Hudson
RIVER Railroad arriving de cts viii leave pas.
sen-crs a. The depot IN rScnty-n street Pa.
'cHf,rs leaving the city by his railroad route viii
take tic cars at the lLrreth street depot. Thee
arrangements viii doubtless add TO the popularity
o. the ruad. which, under It's new President, is
probably tie best manage railroad IN the country
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THE NEW YORK Sun.

MONDAY NORNIEG. lAN e. 1860

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Reliable Tonic, Dlpretic, Hood Purl-
tiei aud Inv. ontor- iitimlol'- Extract Burhu -'

A Reliable Tonic, Dlnretic, Hood Puri-
cI aud Inv orator iltlmlold's Extract iurhu. .-'
CountCrfcits- Ounterieits Persons deal
ms in my Preparations aIe warned a-s!u,t Iurthiug
any I,.l- AMI Ointment tcplcs,u'ci a. Pc ins name
that ITO not have nay private revenue n Mp on each
hos not, AMI The words - ll0iowrr, New lrft.'
Nr',r-gsFkcl iu the took OF directions. Lee 'iu.
tetlet- offered tor sale IN ta.s ct. tuy pare
Is hu all detect them viii receive hrr IaDu joe
vr.d hy aYp. ing to the undersirucd.
90 IilNS. holloway 81 Maiden inuc.
Why lnjurc the Complexion By rgw-
drrs rI Mla.csW which chorc OF IN UP iU' nor. 0'
the skin, and Zoo short time leave 20 harsh and Dr :
I. BE lu i.c Blood. and II you SAINT smooth .ul -o',
.ki". us, lt'lu' oiF- Extract S1--sp1illl III .'r a
Rr..iHucv 60 ,le tou1.,NlDu. tIi
Br " ~. Grcgg Dear sir have been
-uN .lu- 20. long .i.c via. Hh.t i4 .tl...H. U.I
siHe-o- no fh' tot'"n'p Gland and was uH-HI 200 Off,
t,i. uI tIrt until used DuuENt ft'Ou vs. A'' ...Hh
D., Hu 'U f. duCc it, cur1t sc effect inter tf
or Two d0~v-, rri no man can De- moe lf, 10. Than
10 tut ltrut.a. utylu- futu ,i tl tu.t man coal.
'.'cr Hnd live, sui uthc than J." deprived %, tu'
.uciur wou. D., aiIll- 10 paw ~aIu hottie ,o. %.
10 uts Rot or Pr. cure! u. ht -.HDriI Oflor u.i.H "a
10y district hove iecn cugo1 p. IT, and eUIl frr0u-
% end everybody suffering fluu an GtFgl... %. 'Ur
.ru.t- Co n-t ton-u'uion Victor iJ'h MD
~ ,I ~trclgt Niuth Nasd f0Ii.C. Sew Aon,
Dec. a. lH.I. odd Nuu.r-tc ly N ORGAN g. tl-
LIN. 81 lI.i ~. AN ~ t1u 'll-'H. 4
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sse; Porto Rico iss2s1 Brown and yellow. Il "a
White, a.
Tobuo.o.-kentucky, l24s40 Cuha 5Sa65 St. Do
minro, lla20; Havana, 60si ~
Woo lb.-Am. SaI. &c, sgsi n. An p u ",
goal 70 Am. y and !. Ne. g6si 6b Am Va Z IN
! Unl os Sup. q eI. pulled. DIAL %. 10. 1, pulled
!oes9; 8. Ans vsAhed. 5oad1 :. An. unpvlcL
6On55 African, washed, CAD SMYRNA do. bsTl.
Tsa-Lb. Hyson. 1 l5a1 % Young d.. 75liO n. Hy-
am skin I5nl 70; Gunpowder and Imp nominal :
15a1 3d.
hiscsiLrn,1u.-R 10 N. Ta.t India. dressed.
~ O0al3 50; salt, Turk Islaui bush AZ t.v-
etrooi, sack, AZ 30 Castle soap, pr H., 23s.4.
Hop. crop 1863, 25a.s Ca do, 3Ua35 Hay, To- lbt
North River, 45ai = Candies city, 4sa
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Financial News, Markets. &c.

Ne,1 YORK, S4iurllg, jan. 2i n ?. n Gold rom
unncs 10 decline Il opened this mo-niu NJ n, ami
closed Mt 1850 +. n. a, 1872. At the Ivcaiur ~.
change It fell to 49, but rocovIo 10 vi after ho
call The transactions wer' very heavy. The gold
crIoit demand for The dov's steamer wa -.9rtic
maxim, Tor tho whole week only $500 -3a Tho e-u.
erd stock market was lower and without strength
Governments acre dul without much chang, DO price
The money market continues active At pcr cent,
hut lrnd'rs mo careful. The discount rate rsnlcI
fiom 10 ~ percent. Forcisu eNchaurc iusrtivc
R.uhc.- were asking 1907, lC,'s Tor thciy bills NJ
days. and ll0eGll % at days.
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DICN-0N On Satu .igv, JAN. .lst, Jrcoh. infant
u..ur 1.Il and Jane ugtsou. .r'I fG.- 90. .i.l
dave,
Dc1~cst bahv, thou hast len uz
AND thy ius- .u'pF eel,
ilut 't'- tod Who hath l"i'it M,
i' ,lA 900 our -plrca' .ts..
ILotr,uy,. AMI friend, OF tie c.r..y nc 10. n.rI-
fI'r invited o. attend the iuLpIn.. TINS 0Hgu,..
,.ru,u, % oc.,,N, from o." .D-.. .I.D Or. N.t
.a n.- 20 Fi"iN ESQ., without further .uyItttuu. DID,.
HCE-ln Fast Rrrokvu, on SATURDAY, jan. slst,
Hem, Rice, 800 ne -l'I ye-r o. has me.
Inc I'IIUNCa Hul lsnl.a ui The Aw'i- -fo fo-Qt0'-
fully If' ted ~ ate nd the fuuerI tH.t .f. .'r..
atr.u -oc.u'A, iIom A4s l.'g Ic-lat4C,, = .-
~ol't 20 lct. SIS tie ana Nli-u-h'y Hve' Shout
turtle notice. l,I
Rtht Is-Ou SATURDAY, Jan. 2ls', Ann Epe,ct,
vie u T. lu. E.DNtt, 90 fut t|lu 8. - nrI
me ',.u1- ana r. afiNUs az tho GWil- aye 70
fpgcuuiis invited TO attend the lu.al4l on IUus.av
u.ic.upau, .rll met, az O'cio,i .0a Il G.i-, =
thulch, 81 II, let 18th and 1th nyes. Iai
kEMsEN- -un SATURDAY., Jan. u, Elizabeth Ward,
vile OBJ. tIHo. Is EDW-s sc .. yclI-,
I'u .tt g. ..i tCAvn- ave tcrleU tiull~ invited IN
r'tU# tie uur,uL this tdouaCyl motHI... lt lI
...".N ..ui htl late RESIDENCE, "a Nu.tn t.nr NI'
Iu.I|. Nflh Ih
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Tnr Emperor H,uvuIAS laa aided to the
difficulties ~ tis position in MoKic1 by involviu.
Ilu..p..iu comic. with tac Church party which
Lor,I Mm o. be throne. Il iskn5wn that ttis
farlg h.s ue,r AGA. .c,gtd IN the CONTRIBUTION Of
,,t ..fsuc.I pr,r,rtv vi gh took place under tte
R'pu. lc. AMI has constantly intrigued for tie
restoration of those tlts An PRIVILEGES which IA,
Gov rob fls always .y,rIaa o. innlcuablc Tim,
q rest.o las long found = disturbing o IN mt ~.
Mexican POLITICS, sid no duult contributed 10 tii,
o,,r h.ov of JrNrE1, and prepared the WAY Or
tie elevation of M,xrurt., 70 bis t,,tcrip.
rolc. l. was confidently believed tBst
60 devoted son # tac Church ~ a.,
tr7.her oi tie Errer0r of Austrin would Mt o,I,
restore the srou...ra,ci property, but y.uli ,...
confirm and cu.a- PRIVILEGES sui rev. f.,. t,
tie ccrlcs ast.a' Z. w,r. Bat ll,se cyre.t,t...,,
have bee, a'ral. i-us.r,t,i A, ,,r. g..
rcror tcrupo-,,l ,p p d,.,,cl ,ct, ,,,.i.- ,.,.,.
r.,t,,.s,I.ut. A., Pom, -, l,..t. ,.,,., ,....
direct from Rom. Il, tro,, ,l., tn, s,l,..., t...
uurcr.u. interviews IL, rY.uc,,r At I,.t 40.
yauced PROHIBITIONS w.i,b c,,.,f..,Ig st,,,..,..
the h.r., .f tho Church ,.,,y A.. .r-.
~ tho la,cs ~ an oryaui, Ia.y ., H.. Er.
p.rc, t.I,r.tI.p OF all forms o., yr,,i mn, ,,.,,,,
~ t.cv.I l.v, and le rss..,nt.,,, A. c.p.,l....,
.st.cua,i5nA. religion. Also. uso sr,l .o,,,,,.,,
uese,iI.-l.,,i., f .,i,.l ,..,,o,,r. ,..
r,g,,.,,., .,,4.-..,.,....,.....-
b,v,ne .c.,...,,,., .l,,i ,..,..,..-.. ~.
sue. SAND. L, any c,t,rt II r,,, Is,,. ,,.,-
Die. IN addition. T., ,,t.. 49,.
No much A, var.,r,r ,.,, ,,,,, ~. cs.,.n -.
ovFcct,, ,lc Lrpr-.r tstel TIM, , intended % 70.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 y INVITATION To ALI-CALEDONIAS
"A DIVISION Soas n Temperance ill live their ffs
Of - ics u ent-rt,inmo 81 hcir ruomH a-1 Rov-
er,. on Monday evening, ian. .'. on Hhich p~ca,o3
there Will he d.pay Of -ciip.vra P.intings and
v .sIll Ivrotechnec. &c. Luke~ire lecture uysa
Tonl A't'incnot. Exhibition and iectu.c TO CON.
Tne.LN 10 o'clask ~
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Auction NOTICES.

4 tCTION NOTICE-HENRY G. EVANS
Au'uoneer, v III cell, on tuesday, JanuAIy 2.;s
AZ o'clock The entire s,oct Of !. & I. DONALD
81 comp Using general assortment II bite granjtS
and common vac glassware, plated ~are, faIey
peiuNe and without to cioso the concern 26t
AUCTION NOT1CE-CROCKERY, CHINA,
L slss and fancy ware WM. W SHIRLEY.
81 fc'll 1t, By H. iNBj NJ 'ir. afss .tooi 1:
Tf fe 9 .' s.o 40 es a ioeN Of dealer n lo
II WEAVER, JR.. AUCTR WILL SELL
-. On ne 2ith instant. ~ -ol Fast 18th u nt lO<
O'Clock all ths store h1uuf,- co1sis'inr OF couner,.
ice hest pair Of scal,' aud weights. oil and o'hor
email !o' OF furniture, &c. 26s
TREAT SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY
q, Ag,uon. on w iuesiay, 18th int. % l. oek.
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PM DIVISION ~ ierrr. iu b.oo,sn, p. p-Ous
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roomS a',nhle and sheds sood rsrdcn and fuit With
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Nso ! {. stot frame hoJ.,, lar.c barn aud wl-o1
house, on the corner Of teltfai and Van Norhie-
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80 1.' p l'' O'clock Al i-l Chatham uaie ~
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leds ruc mI.Tos, clock. oil PAINTINGS, shoe iu.s
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EAWEBEOKTR'S SALE-THIS pAYJAS,
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ment " Nomon,s coth.ns fh'e,s, Iuit. blankets
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IN MEANEK. d.. AICTR. MILL SILL

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O'Clock all o., store hHtuf', colsisur OF counters.
ace nest pair Of tcal, aud weights, oil and o'hcr
,N.- Hnl haf tN'u'cs, ttts Of harness, Sc. Mo
fnAl io' of furniture, &c. 26S
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DEATHS.

DICK sos On Saturday, Jan. .lat, Ifcoh. iuill
-u.ur l''1 and Jane l1.ytsou. .r'I .I.- 90. .il
dave,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-01

Spooner was once arrested for drunken
ness and waxed indignant thereat. Spoon
er is loyal .-
Now [ axes, says he, ''if it's right to
go and arrest man for supporting the Gov
ment. Every drop of Ticker swallows is
taxed-taxed to support the war. S'pose all
us fel's was to stop drinkin' ? Why, the
ward stop, and the Gov 'ment'd d stop.
That the very reason [ drinks. [ don't ike
grog; [ mortally hates it. IfI follered my
own inclination, I'd rather drink butter
milk, or ginger pop, or soda. But lickers
for the good Of my country, and to set an
example of loyalty and virtuons resignation
to the rising generation.
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VOL. 11.---NO. %.

| Shreveport and burn two steamers with
5000 bales cotton.
March I7.-Fort De Russey blown up.
March lS,-Rebel raid ON Seabrook they
are repulsed.
March 5I9.-Rebel attack on Port Royal
isilure
March 2l-Gen Mower captures rebel
camp at Henderson Hill, 2S2 prisoners, guns,
&c. Rebel raid on Magnolia General
Mower captures 200 rebels, with four guns
and caissons, at Natchitoches. Banks cap
tures 300 rebels near Alexandria.
March 24.-Union City, Mo-, and garri-
son, attacked by Forrest
March 25.-Owen Lovejoy died aged So.
March 26.-Forrest sacks Paducah, Ky.,
but repulsed from fort byGolonel Hicks,
with white and colored troops four times,
and finally retires. Union loss 10 killed 40
wounded. Rebel loss, $50 to 800 killed and
wounded. 4. Franklin, La, evacuated by
our forces. Col. Clayton destroys bridge
at Longview, Ark, captures $40 men, 80
wagons, 800 horses, and $6n,000 Confeder-
ate money. Shermans ) army moves to
Canton and encamps.
March 27.-The rebels blockade the Red
River.
March 2S-Louisiana State Convention
to revise the Constitution meets at New Or
leans. :. Battle of Cane River; the rebels
defeated
March 29.-The rebels defeated at Leach
es, Louisiana
March -Natchitoches captured byGen
Lee. Battle Of Monticello. Copperhead
riot at Charleston and Mattoon III.
March 3l.-Rebels defeated at Crump's
Hill (Piney Woods
TO BE CONTINUED