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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-23

PLENTY OF VIRGrNIA ToBAoco.--We
learn from parties posted on the subject,
that the quantity of tobacco along the
line of the Danville Railroad is very
great, and at almost every station there
are great quantities awaiting transporta-
ton. The crops Of several years past are
being brought out of the country and sent
to market Richmond Times.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-23

CHOLERA YEAR.-Some spectators alz
lege that 1866 will be cholera year, as
that pestilence, they say, comes like To-
Gusts, every seventeen years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-23

THE LAST vIcTIm.-The Cincinnati
Catholic Telegraph of this week has the
following:
G. ST. Ledger Grenfel has been par
doned This is the last victim of the
Chicago Conspiracy" The costs of this
trial amounted to about sixty thousand
dollars, if not more. Verify, commits
sions are luxuries, but very expensive
ones
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-23
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Aug. 14-The steamship
China, from Liverpool 9Th via Queenstown
9th inst, has arrived zai ,itses 81
Communication with the steamship
Great Eastern remained suspended
Nothing had been heard from her since
noon of the I'd inst =
Much anxiety and excitement existed
concerning the Atlantic cable, which had
continued entirely without signal since
noon of Wednesday, the I'd. The gener-
al feeling was one of depressson and hope-
lessness, although there were many who
returned their faith in the renewal of COM
munication. The Times is despondent,
although not entirely without hope. The
Daily News clings to the hope that the
accident is not irremidable, as the wealth
er has not been unfavorable.. q
The shares of e5 sterling experience d
rapid fluctuations on Friday. They wer e
down to &c discount, rallied to 1c dis
count, closing heavy at 13@1c discount.
A test taken at Valentia shows the ac-
cident to the cable to be total loss of
insulation nearly 1880 miles from Valen-
tia. This would be in almost the deepest
waters along the wholesroute. rsf-
The Shipping Gazette says that small
insurances were at Lloyd's on Friday at
fifty guineas, but most of the underwri-
ters declined risks at any price.
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The Gold Forgeries i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15,-Further deyel-
opments Of the forgery of gold certifi-
Gates have been made to oday. Itappears
Mr.. Edward Ketchum, Of the firm of
Morris Ketchum, Son & Co., has been in
charge of the business of Charles Gra-
ham, broker, on Exchange Place, during
the illness of that gentleman. Upon his
return to his Office, he discovered that
several checks were missing from his
check book. This fact has led to the sus-
picion that MI Ketchum is concerned in
the forging of certain fraudulent checks
that have within a few days past been
brought to light. At all events he is ab-
sent 1t is said Mr.. Graham has been
victimized to the amount of S285, ,000.-
This morning the firm of Ketchum, Son
& Co. suspended payment, and Graham
& Co. have also announced their inability
to meet their engagements. Mr.. Graham
stated at the Board that he hoped to be
able to settle all his stock contracts at to-
days prices.
Another statementin explanation of the
suspension of Morris Ketchum & Co., is
that Mr.. Ketchum's son had abstracted
bonds and other securities from the vaults
of the banking house to the amount oi
$2,000,000. Another statement is thai
young Ketchum forged gold certificates
to the amount of S2,500,0e0, which had
been passed into the Golfers of the banks
which will be the principal sufferers.
Sitting the various rumors it seems es
tablished that young Ketchum is guilty
of robbing to the amount of not less thar
S2,0o0,0O0. He had for some time taker
the place of his father in the arrangement
of the business, and possessed the fullcs
confidence of all who knew him. lie lef
his home last evening and has not beer
traced since. His partners did not sus
pect their losses yesterday, so adroitl
were his operations conducted.
Jenkins, the Phoenix Bank robber
waved an examination this morning ant
was fully committed.
The Post says, concerning the failure
of Morris Ketchum u Co.: The failure ol
Morris Ketchum & Co., has produced {
more profound sensation than any simila
event which has occurred for some years
attended. as it is, by the fight of one o
the senior members of the firm, Il. b
Ketchum. who has abstracted securities
to very large amount, besides drawing
cut of the bank as much as possible o
the available funds Of the firm. On tht
discovery of these facts Mr.. Morris Ketch
um this morning ordered payment to b
stopped, and in few days he will sub
NIT to the creditors proposition for liq
uidation. Meanwhile all remittances ar,
deposited to the credit of the remitters
The large capital of the firm, and tn
wealth of the senior partner, render i
probable that the loss of the creditor
will not be heavy, as was at first reported
1t is as yet premature to attempt to stat
the amount of the defalcation, but it i
estimated at from $4,000, 900 to $4,000,
| 600,
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bad state OF Affairs i'm virginia.

New YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE Herald's
Washington special says: Great Difficult
ties have arisen between the citizens of
Mecklonberg county, Va, and the freed
men heretofore living as slaves in that
county. The presence of armed negro
troops in the country does not seem to
steady the ravagcs ofthe free negroes, who
congregate at one or two, or more, promi-
nent points in the county and kill the
sheep, poultry and hogs, and devastate
the corniclds, melon and other patches,
without stint The white people are rep
resented as being paralyzed, refusing to
protect themselves, fearing that the mill
tary power will bear heavily upon them
should they interrupt the proceedings of
the negro marauders.s Gov. Pierpent,'
and the State authorities. without excep-
ton, are very much exercised on the inn
portant subject of what is to be done with
the negroes of the State. b azN1L
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Monroe County. Democratic
-. e;9 Ticket.

= SO -tFL34 5-ti ~ tl.t
a.sg For Representative,
ssim slt ELIEL HEADLEY.
For Treasurer,
8 DANIEL NEUuART.
sHe "a kaa For Sheriff,
,gsfia JOSEPH MYERS.
af For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN P. -SPKIGGS.
For County iSurveyor,
OLIVER S. SLOAN.
ssbsqa A For Commissioner.
.. i1Gszs THOMAS MURPHY. baa
-s.i.s For Ipfrmary Director,
n ,s4a. JESSE JACKSON.
asa Sc hoi1s For Coroner,
3 e JOHN MUHLEMANN.
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sope,yisor PuRpY-My suggestion vos based upoa.
the snpposion that the Board had eIsvstrd rs powrr
the Supervisor having done a that In could do II "
has moi done I'LL th 4 j. possible H him ~ back u
we have exhausted mr. power what have to do pvt
to ak aid II people outside OF ihls Board,
Tie ueoi.ie have provided ~ Sith sufficient fHnu-
they have done everything tot could ne done and
when they lind that We have not been as succo ssii ~
We sh"ud have oecn when "f th's 'f"i, 81"
,tcrjpg ~ full in tie fee: DheD lie coz srcunces ~
tais drift develop the evil with winch II 10 prcgiH
thrn they may cal AZ I" en- recount
can bur warn tli, BfslId Of the evil that II ihst
n, r ruociac within tren day., 4 the Government
is sincere the d-ait II ~ take piee unaer IRE rh
u,asly e1vrss v, enrolment W ch HIS been rpos''
upun US Can We frIet FL the coasegneneest hehui
men II, not s.rrn 10 eel the Necessity of gctin i
ass cisiun,s ai,h these who produce wealth win tIer
iaDds md they cSpr detrmin ton VIII rcsiu W
! the ,,i ait wiaeii ief.r ccnnot be allN'd
II rcnilemTn thnb tut IN mite pat'ns dihcui'! ~
more novous sid farul ttau need tie ~ them tht'
nix up jn Tie ca>cs pat o tic ci'.; 'et them c,
lmcUoe VIA sSef> wives now alp ing i'r rem =
anil saw a great uany of them on >atufd ana tie'
III hear What tcnr-t hxcd deter! '"lon n'nong wy
women Ih,h ac er WIS ECU ned beiCle- Ah1 u p h
are EJ cd out against their viii, viii ey hihtf NJ
sr 1lt4 eiure | say BY I'll etfs we s'un.d aN"d ~
drift Let the n.st influential erizens ~ tne Stlle
sppc,rtcd Conriitice to 80 TO Washington in reguiu
~ quota. -,
| Here nrc men who could he named--hundreds 81
tlen,--wio wolf gladly embrace TIE opportunity u
80 there aud use Their powerful 'nl ence WAN te
| crnY ent have tbs nruGg corrected lhefr IN. 10"
ievc affixed determination to I"sit IT ut The ihr's'n IL
anu L. meet Ills question as Grave people VIII "h''
tiN tiIpL wrong as iftn ibi.lt
IThis.. aH fii, dbGe hare FIR his m0rHtHR
/ Mr. STTwhRr rf reed 10 the cl'd t"f tie CONT, BID
showed thai t ielepues wric Sufficient ply oil ia
wiloc i1drbieddess vltain a,eiy lew y"pi':
/ Mr. Ely sald city stock LAD been sold at anoiior
lately o. ". -
i ri. question being taken upon Mr.. Eys cnendme NJ
fyas osi the Original resolutions. as presented pl
MIR. Blunt we've adopted.
| Mr.. IwfEp offered resolutions appointing Scssrs
| B.nuf Puidy ) ooh, Ely, li,nann aud f.S II Com
l. itce 10 IIocc Ia " asliagtoE and cuier WIN -
lGoyciulirI,t; Nests smith Fox, Davis auu Roche
/ COmmiit'e 20 20 10 Albany; ard Messis IucN we"
art aud Stunt Committee 10 rsu.e subscriptions \" w
bonds win power t. ada sica ciiiseDs as iBey ii u
scrci tu tE,r uur.lrr TIE fc-olnii,ns we're adopted
] Adjourned Ia Monday next a, o'clock p M
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during the sevsre Of the 9Th and Tn nstsu
ard 10 WHICH Pro,iener, bri pres sass1
due
opug that you may always cort me successful IA
Thu w .-nt voyage, with bess wishes dear cir
'rnly yours -,
NJ Park irron q. Dsvi., VI. Lewis Lanb-r u. Dr. Ii
P,fer. J. lr dsy. Julius Aounonnirr. +. :. Waller MA
mel, Mezz r. FRS Annie Je CORA Daniel w. Clark Jsipss
w Grady Jsnrs Hi Manuel Soria, w. Il. Hi.iis John
A. Tranc.s C. > Grain NJ II. Nm ziDg U. ), NJ 81 De VIA
su,ih srcy of Iislo; Mary A. iayof, rih w. Young
Msi. Hrion stocp~.. Cap.. q. RosIano, Z Cane on, Mn
= t. ~ eip, Mrs.. Z. rarolan Mis- .Iigb NJ Hsr, A.
tevnson, Z H,Ib-nsei, Joe Morcira rainand Link N
san, L. Poeii NJ r. w er. 4. H. Rose, Mr.. D. H. Car
.n Cecste 4. Red. V. Dumon', r. w Ric-, u Consul
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coryET OF OYER AND rERIINER-Jaa. 3o-BefcI
Jud 9 BsRSAED.
SENTENCES F0s MASSLACGyTfR.

SENTENCES tO.s AASoSAIu'iEis
Henry Iiawk,r, wnO pcLicd gG!lly OF man
,sustt in 10 oarth de "raig'r" i'T sentence.
Ina I,p usual question: e -aid WA must uniot
nd,ts D -. len cd l. 10 De- cIlrsed VIII tne c"use
of cfol drath. hoped that TIE cruency o. the oan
would We AlednG to him, and that the sentence ""ua W
hgAt. a .,xo..i, q,
~ Juncs unsel for tie pri.ourr rrp~aed .ro.sy
fyor Il D., NJ. hg0 ccAei lE"soe'tlon ior te Oh
Sc was n.oxica. d the sud had ,"hefeo nnps"n'
Llrn, 4 r titit nosiHs. ,..... L.
IA, d . I'd tn the rsp'r, Ia the case submitted 10 I'm
did ,, .aon hat ne pi,cnrf erhed TO any lutnrt
H. II iiaa gwen Disrct Afor ey al atc'ms inc
tie 'iis- - nrur~ wouid be- ia pr 'nnrn Ia the state
4 r,.ou o, hsld iaJor FIR Two yrars. 80 80,
~ bah suyok"s. {, orcd women, who III ed an ifsn
yog., N the Ioub pirided "a. ~ Of na'ssush'e
m ne .rr bron- Up or --uv c. ihe Juse ssa
do tn nk there any ig M tr'uHss's Lcts az 'n
aid iT urpit AZ lroi Il uu custom y.
4. .ui seLttc- wh l. tiit you De app a.
Lafa 400 fir team OF loHs y'tr."
Iuonss la youth Lo y .e rs OF ace peeved su"y
picking wa.et om ssr;eusns cKct On Gu! Ialh-
prisoner brggei the mercy Of the Court saying WA
hi, olrus. end u be- lat he md mother
md -Ippr aud iop-i tie oGIt would he m-r
fiul "a gnrnt. Tie JUDI IN P--iug sentence said the
srcn..-, picked he pocket IN tie manner %
DID u'..s- h- ". ord 4 ne .ebtei won DO
ia d i,nnI.-ut al bsd labor TOR ". vrr.
M bal. aid thai :,. ofh'r al rir sccusd s~utenced
tim n.s month The : pe for ,indsr otepse.
Count soj1uIued to the hast aio"dsy III March.
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Steam ship Virginia Or. Lewis Liverpool. Williams
Cu.ou
srk Sot his (of Hong Kouy) Jacobs Msanoras - days.
with coton asI Main; been days " Of HatterSs with
levy ~ w winds.
TO ofd~r fas.ed ami sept a. p % Good Hone Nov.
u had heavy weather the Cast beoI II days NJ u
Hstteras -
barn Staff, ,of Piton " 81 Brookmsu, Glaze Bay C. B..
20 ,a,s " IN coal to = t. Bradshaw.
Flerrwing of broohhLyn Davis, Pensacola is
dsys IN ballast to Van Dtunt S.aghi.
srhr L. d Lsvrncr. Buckles Ororgeown. r Z. l., " d,
oats c. II. 1ru,noul 4 CO.
sehr. Rio Orandr, towp-r Virginia, wood.
scir. Mary T.. Banks. Cole. No lola. wood.
schr. :. Morgan % massl DAVE. N-sbn days In baas
70 mater
Schr ;. +. Lee Somers, Great Egg Hsrbor wood.
Sc. r. Il 4. King. Smith Bamorr for Vienna.
Schr Lily. Frances Pors Royal d,ys In ballast
WlND--A Sunset, NV, and isbt.
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pc..rny,rs SAILED.

II s'eorsiip Coysica. 20, HaroRa md NqssGu-Henr.
Fsilr Chs,'e. tnl-, Y. y; A. Arnold Sir. Nor im-s, T.
Hsrlir, y Dr. srG Mrs. H. N-t-r, y. Mis- saunders
\. "; !. Edwsid. u. Il. Giili n. : Neponald I. II
thch, Mo ia Flood Jas. roylc. Mt tr-iu,n. Mr.. Kelly
n.lsnd Chas. fishep 4. n. Lsbron, LiverIoo ". r..
tsul ~. VIM Uood-ica. New Haven: AIR aud Mrs Geo. H.
Nv and ch y. y; j. L,w.ess Montreal; Mr. srymour
J. ho,cHtiss Geo. w. Ward. New 6. borden
H. Pell y OK; Mi-s Mitchell Miss Mofdt Capt. Oru,by
hhred Nassau, Mrs Jack. lhsr-s N-wbaer, Henry
iin e. HoJr Hole. Grcr,r Hit thrl.s Nuarr {. Rim.
John taiI.n John Lrowt t,ccrcc url NJ wilson, W. b.
Fisher Ca rs horton, Il. Cael Mr.. j. Riley. Mrs. Pow
e. si.i'r, ksi- MHron, Ahn Mcdonald Mary MurnaG
Mary Prdek, Mary kin. c, e. rirl TIonas r. Rushel
Rev. 1honss bt rus. id IN L., khart
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At meeting Leld at The Union League
Club. the following gentlemen were appointed to
take cburee OF tho Rest: y. T. IIosack. LIE Grand
b.. Cannon. jackson 4. Schultz. Thomas n, Dale.
John A. Weeks. George f. Noyes. George Bliss.
r. It il hoped that tho building which is In Fcath.
ave. two or ihrce doors aboyo the New Hnven Depot.
will b. ready this week.. 1t 10 estimated that about fyo
thousand dollars needed in all to place the instiu.
ion Oh proper basis. Shall il not DE raised Dona.
tions may he sent to LIE at IS William.st.
GEORGE Bliss. IT,. Treasurer.
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A Card.
NyAa AspiavALL. N. O.. Jan. Il. 1865.

NEAE N5FITVNILr N U.i JIM. ~ Ib0Js
To Capt GEoR0g y. sLocur, Sean hip Norm Stoy. W
DEAR SIR: We, the undersigned cabin passengers
board the North 81 her p,ssnee from New
York H. pnwA q. Sire 70 tender yon this vontsry
prrs- OF qualification 40 ,hr cc1reof ren.enI and
gen, raj cnon wic have tIoyed on boaf our steamer
daring III. voyage.
The di cpine order md p~rinels which have irovsicd
undrr cuct through 10 the sp. ty-ulug
al tho oit iat und -lb,diste. b1urd w.,
have been uuiofy ia,i.io aei ss and conrtcop, 0sr
robtu nd hrv" ccndgc-d onsy Ia H. couinst
bn, D-li-vo 81 al Ionf1 irs especiay
desfe thsas yoa ic Nv VA si ai y.re us sip
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-Cn,SBERs-JAS. 3o-Before Justice
PA,sAsD. tf
TIE COZ Mt JoANNES AGAIN.

George Jones alias The Count Joannes applied TO
Mr. iuce sauasd r a nail1iisu pei Police Ju.cs
bowl q. or Ten K. tLk, whom lie charged
r ritr the alleged b' upon tue coiut wicn appeared
m The Lrnd,r u .w uortis ego.
i cunt we'd o. nu' con ilersfion by the Court
sy private ind d sl b. e bar bat his applics
o " - Denied o-icrrs liz tie city Who's
an II il % o:is al ~.rrems. l. e.usrd, the
uaiaut cou u 10 ~ nno b. aid without remedy
DECISIONS.
In re- application TO sell roal estate Of Aaron n.
Am srtorr az. Welirs A. Carter. Motion granted
on 1 ayBeat Of so costs.
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(Aayrrt.seir.ni.l
The LAST DAY.-GoLDsMITHs PEHAANSIIP,

Book KEEPING &C No 20 Braa-wIy. All wio sppy TINS
&c coursr time unlimlteJ 1t tn. low siseisrd
III. uonh The regular charges vi lie RESUMED ,osnor ow
great opportunity! Oren THIS Evening until 10 o'c.Ok
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A CARD FIoMp. T. BARSUa.

T. The Edi,o, Of The y. T. T,tk1ae.
SIR: The report in yoar paper to-day that i
enrnre, The feuele soldier who is under arrest Tor
retry lurcruy h rrIvr. never he II al her Until
Sic presented .erstlf NJ the Museum last We <.
J.. i. BAaNrM
NJ YJrk JfHuary 30 l-Gi.
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BOard being nearly completed. Ia 20 force Of night
CLERKS aud coll ctors, numbering several hundred men,
have been discharged aud yesterday they were puid
Of at tie o.hce Of the Loird III &c Park.
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suuPPING s>v~LalGRNCR.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship P'ackstonr. eny, Triton Head
Ship John Euny in taiyes, >avahnah.
Bark H. zou a ~. Robinson. bombay
BarG lrvu- OBJ, Crriglnion Marseillea
Bark nssiio (tr), Nj chrii, London
BARK Sasiuauder Dan - at4vis.
IA TX Chiffon ttr.L FLYING, Havana
In. r-irci tbr Glow Asya.uey. p. r.. Mccall Firth
Scnr. Mary r.. Jones tjrl Swain, Kingston, lam.
srhr. Ma snois. LockhaIt, haisx.
scLr. CLilae. Wood, Port Royal, w. Hisbie Smith
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BOARD OF CODSCiLMES.-Therc was no quo
Of this Board ut The calling " the ro on Monday
afternoon and the ecrS declared adjourned to Thurs
day next at O'clock p N
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GlTv IT'S MS.

THB OPERA.-A new sea'on at tho Opera
opens IN Thursday evening with Don Sebastian The
programme of the wee viii be found in the advertise.
mcnt and notice u tue piers whero tickets may BE-
procured.
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Iacknowledgc the receipt II the allowing additional
contributions for the Soldiers Rest the New Haven
Railroad Depot
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satt~si.

JAN Steamsbips-Ccs,.ca II. N. Wells, A. y Fletchsr
Bark ~. W. trtt. -,
Brgs-A. johnson, Prince Albert. Cbra Bel, MARI Con
Sehuouer.-J II. Bar II, Jan. Juan. W. p IN nps T.
williams sea Nymph Il. D-an., +. Burnt. D. u fos'ef'
A. Tend.-ud a. NJ L.ould.
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i)ort-WarOens' Aotlre.
srArE or NEx-YoRk.
PoRr-W.RDsSs OPyICz, No. loi Walls

srAIE or NEw-Y0Rk
PoRr-W ,RDESs OryICK, M. loi WGllst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN aceordsnce WIZ
.,,ion of tn. act mssri Apdl II, 1857. erdite AZ
Act 10 eoranix. thr Wardrns Office Of the Port .! Wv
York" 10 all person. Interested IN having rhss' o. sns
subject nu;trr oi such inquiry, rxmiua,n or sfv,y
the t,own, vessel. ul under nistion ~ me or
anl tina, tr sad surveys .. cHa niuasca' wa "
ccu,,t.d within ten days srce-dus tus 'osicS Va
bosrj sad vessels: .>,,
S.ealushtp Anrricu. ........s......'....n" o"S'h'
St.sm,i p Bornrsl......,. .,......'. .Ho'ose.
Negi-n ............................3
l.is brgi7.. .''''.''.'s''n - >,
,.I- ,,cp uluf Small, ....s........H n W.
MINreDRSk. roArAISS. fiesids"e
-, ACss JxRRinAS sscIetsvy.
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RraL ESTATE SaLEs.--Ihe following sales ct real
e.st- v.r. a, % anc1n yes.lfsy ~ Aur"f, WiAiu.
t,,,.. All No n ileI it, = i73 house sud Tot
so Ats l,'- I, biD h. and ot 80 q Wet Tniy
f.-tst-s l53 Loase and lot 20 - Ea't Isen'yei.hH
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Rasecu-er. Arrived.

n s'egnsip Jirgiai tyDa Lr>ypoci IND u,esssosrn-
Geo. onsnor Henry bisc.lmg aud adv john Miller, T.
". Hulchin ia eBul.dush. blsnrs Whcatey
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lAdy.i;lsei..nt1

1T 50 A YEAR, or 20 CENTS NUMBER
Take the ILLusraArED PSYCHOLOGICAL JoURSA- FOWLER
Wrr. no. 40 Frosdwsy, Ny.
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ne0a0rsQda.

u steam transport Snsrrehsnna l6 rnn', com,nSao'e .
w Godon commanding For f'her l7il INST, and Fu req
Monroe, g9th at noon. l. a, the Nayy-lnd
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPGclAL TfEx-JAy. D.-Bs'ors
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reference grated tirosg. II. tui o.. IL free Andrew
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craated. tuares Al,en esq, Commissioner.
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MINIAIIIRE ALMANAC

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Hugh Smith and JoLn herr agt. Newly ork Con-
.olid.asd STAG COMPANY o. 81 opia.on.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sp cIAL TEnr-JAS. 3d.
Before iudrr cAEDoxl
DEC SION.
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nm nLDrL csrALny SLRyIcE.

In the tnll,.cgatr Srna =. .bn. 20. TIE HOUSE
hl iuccass Tie ei ietl uf .c casndy vas IeIHii-
s,i ck rOu ~ s.iltaiy CsmiDIfr". VT amendments
thu lli tie cavalry -naii 10 utni'd and ECU pprd NJ
tie t;uyenBcat .,Ad that ~ tie bfrs Ind equipments
pow m the SCI, ~ 81 III b. rts, IL or pubic ase. The
value thcrr,i hr liked ~ a bDsIl a.. appis'rs Sc
,l.d by the sc.rn.s IN cossDand in the several mr.
NJ.
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The u iningion Journal II the 2lst contains
he following: me innle's appear 70 nave ie, ,he,'
and concentrated FoIt Fisher. Their fleet has nso
disappcaied They ~ course ho.d Fort Fisher Whether
the, have reduuiked their main BODY We are unable to
say"
They occupy Snithvie. 1t heging been evacuated by
our furces There was cOnsurrsbc ssrii hing arouLd
Font ndciso1 Satu day evening aud Sunday morn
ing ID ~ suuI0sh that the enemy IL ANXIOUS Ia silence
der soD, In Iiu,r % tie way Lp the riScr fOs
their guuboats. In tins alteinOt No hope md beese
thcy VIII NOT meet with mucL SUGGEST AL quiet below
last evening At Uciuck
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Houston Ttiegraph announces officially
the capture 81 the steamer Ivy the United states
She ON way To- Ncg.Url9lLs nom santiago.
she was taAcn on the 18th ut ny Capt Conway aud
sil men.