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ATTENTION. T ' VETERANsl- l.
THE PLACE FOR HONOR
AND GLORY.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR TIL
FIRST CORPS.

A Ii able bodied men who have served two
~ years and been honorably discharged,
may enlist in this Corps tor one, tive, or three
years.
A special Bounty of $500
will be Laid to each Veteran as soon as he
arrives at Washington; and a further
BOUNTY OF s1os FOR ONE YEAR,
5000 FOR TWO YEARS. AND
| 5000 FOR THREE YEARS.
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ARRivKs.
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Depend upon this table anti further netic'
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rnE radical iourp,la in yiov n, ,ho psace
,,..,ors. ac,,a,, ma, ,bc Markham rac,lc c,,no,
,,e,, AMI, ,,,co ,,,,,..i,io, lin, ~, ,r.,,.
Abe .b,ol,,, and co,n,lo,e ,u,r,nd.r bv N. ,cte,
Of every ncor,,,e,, le.drr eon,coteI with the.r
,,t-,ii,r 7, a.. ,,..d by ,h,., ..,,r,,ls t,,t
An. so-,b.rr v.r doh, ms, l.. .,..,,.. mon ain,
S,utb.r, ,,.,,.- and ,,,,i -, ,,,cr.y c,,,,s.
..,od 10 -. 40, ,,,,,.. ID, ,.,,,,, ,his ,.,, A.,
,b.orv. and an rrircr,. ,,cse rra,ogtiota viii be-
s,.er,ed a. hv ,bc N,,,bc,n fro-..tc, ~, q would
vndico,. ,e ,,ra,sd laws Of the Initial state, b,.
citing M. ,,, .or,r ant ,,op ,,c mon
whom, m. s,ut.,rn ,,o,J, bay... .llo,ei an ~.
t.lgon
II N. ..y,,,. rc-. u,,,,b f,, c.,,ll, >, 4, mich,
M wolf cro,,,, IN c,,,i,o ,to r,,,I ii IA nam.
,ore haJ h,ep accumulated. t,, .,.y on, WI,
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.



i.rasAS has NJ last been hear from, and a. TIE
.i,.c haze been led N export ~ experience he
..ps suDwn Bis whereabouts by the booming Of
.noun.a. 1t seems that suEuMAS IL steadily Tut
irc'y torciuy his way toward -sr'esIon, and a,
Q. late 4 latest Adyiccs be bal reachod a point
Altnn forty miles Of this 'nea -ozg 81 rebellion"
and hsd throw tho ch VARY Of the State into =
fever 4 trcp Jaton. 1, appoars thHi the larger
portion Of General SHHRSAs's army moved direct
l. fr,~n savannah wife Two corps novel from
D.aufnu O. G., tLUs creating a diyers0n that
compelled the rebels m his front " fan rapidly
back. Gcucrai fosraa Ia cooperating with
Grncral S,rRVAS IN tho movement upon
CNarlCst0n, and no enemy are being
driven lack towards the city, fighting authority,
yet rowcrcss boiore The onward svoop Of the in
domitable Union army. 1t Is reported that y .
retels ~ mako sisni somewhere ~ the neigh
borhood OF CharleSton, but 1t ia not probable ha,
hey will be able 70 otier avery formidable 70
distance chsrcstou is doomcd, ami rs occupation
30 question 4 time, nd Of result.
his striking Circumstance that while he
Union army Is contracting around the Tiy In
which secession had it's BIRTH threatening to s,'ike
At the ry root Of treason, commfssilucr- from
the Confederacy--'hc bantl,nE hatcho a Charles
ton at this very tltne concrril ~ with our su-
thoritio, with view Of ohtninng peace.
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TUE advantages Of a ship canal round Niagara
Falls, " connect Lakes Erie AMI Ontario, are al
most sufficient 10 over alanco tie woll-ouudcd OBJ
,ections that exist against the Government under
taking works Of this kind. Blt, eyon in this case
eve cannot forogo principle for expcliency. The
period is most uniting for q departure from the
good old Democratic principlcG, which have a.
ways been sustained by this Journal, Of leaving the
construction Of works u local utility aud advsu-
s.ge TO private enterprise. or course, the usual
pieA for special grants Of lhs kua,
that II II Atvautagcous to the whole na-
nou' IL not wanting On this occasion. Rut tue
people Of OREGON, south Carolina and Cslt,rn,a.
Who arc TO bear part 81 TIE expenses viii ne. de
i've an adequate return. Tho North aud North
west arc the only sections that VIII pr. q, H..
and they should ut least bear the chief o,t,. g..
sides part Of the business ~ the National Govern
ment to open mp canals, railroads aud hshways,
and the increase Of tayston for thcs. purposes wi,
grove fatal to any political party that commits It.
sell to II. The condition Of our national dusuces
ust now far from ilstfyiug tho
action Of Congress in appropriluug six
millions Of dollars for the NIAGARA Falls canal.
The only plea that would Justify It Is that Of mill.
tAEg hu'ohHiNN ~ means az tt'euCe HalnNt tho
Aggressions Of England. Dnt this argument /.
more specious than real while England has un.
doubtedly strongthenel her military position on
ths frontiers, there arc 10 indications o.
any disposition IN attack Va hut admit
ting that there il dsurer Of war, thn blow, vii
have fallen AMI tho crisis passed AWAY
long before tins canal can he constructed. III,
friends Of this measure urge that II Will he usefu
as = work OF defense for all time, but unless 1t CAV
be proved necessary for immed ate direct purpose
It should bo deferred until the close Of the Wal
Of tact no commercial are vastly rrcitcr than IL,
military advantages, either immediate OF prospec.
nYe to ne derived from the construction of the pro
po7ci cauAl and IN thiB connection tic benefits @
Ne" York are palpsbe and clear Irwin open
new stream of commerce and wea'l
to our city from the tceiu4Ag West
But for tlhs object private capital and enterpris
would be furnished In abundance as soon as th
Interests OF commerce demanded. Besides thes
considerations, tho grant Tor the Nayara Fall
canal WIN afford precedent for still larger de
msnds for other local improvements which /. ma,
he difficult to resist. Indeed, il has Teen alre.d,
iskon advantage Of to justify further appropria
aon yesterday Of fifteen millions for tic Ilpol
anal. This makes twenty zone millions Of dollars
'hch wuA considered uselessy voted away wifli
EentY-iour hours We Trust ,hsI the Senate a.,
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Mr. Tort, Thurs1oy. Pa. 2, Il P. H.-The huc;us-
tons in told to ~ have teen ~ follows At I 30
An 2Js; 1873. 2r5a: 1913, 2n5; in5. ..5I;
II. 2O5't. ii1t 2Ss; 1i.4a, 2.a. tl.35, 90 .s;
n 10, 20 b.; lI.i7, .t., ll55, - 1913, 2,I3
i-1I. eDaA' 1910 50. i'..., -3 '.; 12.-5 800 81
1l5, 2O4A; i.9a. Pa; 1.2o, sci4; Las, pa; =
Us; !.go y05.a 2.o5 2.-i 2.lo 90 9.45, -,
., III S.i5, 2l5is o.j., 20 : ai5' 30. hp5h ;
So, 90 do Tho stock market eypcneucei iii ut
improvement ia the morniu4, lut econ fen Oh and
con. uueI very dull throughout the day. Govern.
me1p we're quiet The loan market continue. To be
fairly supplied with capital. There WA hoscver less
anxiety to lend and more transactions are reported
at than at rcr cent. There Nm very little doing
IN commercial paper. and the rates we're = II rer
cent. Exchange va dull. BAnkors storline, days,
10. On Change today Flour was dun and With
out decided change wheat wa guiet. Corn was
firm sith iair inqniry. Oats were quiet. PORK wa'
unsettled and lower for new mcss. Reef vas dull
Lard va dull and unsettled, aud WhiskCy va duh
aud Ioupr.
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TnE closing Of lie port Of Wilmington has not
had tie eject 81 ~ .uns the Couf'lcracy AGAINST
blockade-runners, was confidently expected.
There Is st.ll leakage at t.a.yoslou, TcNEs, AID
Judging from the inteli,cnc' received from cat
quarter, quito an important one. Bockhic-gun-
ners are said to in aud oI1 4 that port almost
with IMMUNITY, and from the experience hal At
Wilmington aud other ports while merely in =
state Of blockade, this rrst ia NJ, to lee wondered
at. Galveston ia rsprcsontcd A. being peculiarly
difi,ult 10 blockade thoroughly, aud tie facility
| with which contrabsnd vessels carry ON their
traffic there, cannot he attributed to inchccncy on
the part Of the navy. Since nc capture Of W !.
mington, the por! Of Galveston has become al
| diuouslly important ~ the rebels for 1t
is now tie only medium they have f.r
receiving supplies from abroad. Blockade
runners therefore, viii naturally make that
point the theatre Of their operal1us AM unless a
summary check is put upon the business, the lcn-
ehls derived rom the capture OF Wilmington will
be, in this respect, ally d.unli-Aod succ
tie Government has cynced determined .1u g.
break up the blockade traffic, 1t (, not pr. ADJ,
shat Galveston will long enjoy it's present lmup
nifty. There Is a way o' styrpius Ibis TRAIN, %.
has cen demonstrated az Charleston, Mobile, NcV
Orleans and Wimn ton; and 1t VIII not lee nIr
pusing II Galveston soon shares tie hic oi tho-,
io-,s No facts lave set been deyel, ped Dith re-
c.t to what the Government proposes to do IN h,
mnttcr, but from rebel sources We learn that al
attack upon Galveston Is y.pgc.,d. The Hoy ,,ol
NcNAsl rELEGHAH' claims t. have Information tn
an attack upon GALVESTON is actually in course q
s preparation, and maAcs All earnest call upon a.
o Disciples OF rebellion 60" i,o the enemy warn
X welcome" Wtc'a.r te.s report has auy tai-ib
. foundation or not, tine will show lut thst n
. rebels fear movement dc!-ucd 70 close the, la-
o remaining inlet for blockade runners, is quit
=, arparouL
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TRADE NOTICES.

NEW YORK CAKN FRS A>~pClAllpN-
~ mo tr,tI,,r XII, I..c A..oct.ton lle .c.t. y
no. frI thl. the We l.u. ulster igl t..i.v Hi
emp o,oc. is 10 10 sccn a. Nj. JACub hi- Wa >
fI zee. o. stanton e.. pc Oidcr.
NOTICE. TO TA1LOE>-MANN hlEilN 10.
1Cte will BE- nice Irc, FMS oi th' A-' I'i -
1872 iletor 4 on -uu|s,, Fet afa bt m. Boz i' -
rev Conf tuition. Nv 0r4er Of Celttsl COMM =. e
". &. CKER. rec. ~
DAINIEk--TIE DELEGATES To INB
Ce' si'' '' vii meet this ilay even .u-' -
~ '-.. ,, aI Military Hall L.. etr. orci. p.
a. 10y Api X Pre-. ,. flItL.N, Sec. 81
NARNISHERS AND POLISHERS-T,IB
men OF Grovcs'ciu'. shop are on strike %. .rt
the Sn.iCy. JAMES DELANEY, fIcst d. Ms
CROW LEY, Sec.
NJORkINGNtN'S UNION WILL HOLD
W thei. regular fem.-nonthly ucolins 10 .t-.v
,'-in" Han, 2Gt l-Ieery on Tie tli4u '. D. d /.
!eu. 3, at o,io.k ~ oiLef, NM. HAtl h O.,
i4esl.Cnt j. II. 4. -, Rec r-c
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TnR draft question - very uue. = NC nature u
tic trad tionAl cnsmolcou.-'sory tue itis ,o.ohc
1t changes in Appear1ure Yssr.iay pub i.hol
an abstract Of message snfru.,t,i 'o tie Leyiaa-
,ure By Governor FKsros, ~ wAilu Tia, function.
ary s,ates thai the lat atportiuumsrt oi quotas
Is unjust but nevertheless -revocstle to-day We
have undoub,ed intelligence that change vii 10
effected. From the baf-lOzen or more d.roaich's
from WashnCtun In relation t. The 4 Iotas u this
State, II seems petty certain Nat Inc aproriiJr-
inont Of this CITY will he materially roluccd kcssrs.
BELL and ASnEswS u he State 5enate who are In
Washington, T. reircrcnt Tic iutercs,, u Nca for.
IN this MISTER, have tcegrapbod 20 Msyor Grsrn
IN that they haye obtained thc Pes denrs app'0 oval
n a proposition 70 dsfer tgcntt-fyc per cent Of
tho quota assigned " this Sse 'or future investi-
cation. This seems g. 10 certainty, aud the re-
nili n II will he a dninution Of something over
rive thousand IN the quota u Ills city. This D. the
extent Of ehH h1s actually bool done up o the
present time Nlt va addition to this ", hs,c coz
| tiopt Naursnc,s from .uc pervisors volume
tccring Conn t'o,, hat much larger 90 luo. ,on
| will Ue nalc Ia a tclor-lr 20 ,es.s.da,. 4 ese
! gonllenon state nat they - have ~ inter
| view With no rrcs'ie-t fet0r, ~ War,
aud eyp'e' d 10 r,.iu,' che Co. 'cu t.Y.-
and. ihis +. au ,.,yv expectations
| are concerned aud We .. result more
f,yorahl, uan he "oEpe,.- al." y ~ D,,a.
Ess's PIP" Another dispatch d. ssa 10 have
been received, Eliminating tia, New York will prob
ably be SLOWED u ili IT. present quota by ears OF
service. O., ling TIRES years men and have
! each credited three one yoa.'s taen- hich ~
| ,lcc, would make the city ql1ts seven thousand
and six threo years men. Thi. II not Al
! ~ probable. The Washington authorities hay,
! I'atodly asserted that they want three tundrc
thousand men noo, sud to adopt tic policy alluded
10 would give them only Ouc-.hiri Of that nutni cr
II Is Idle to suppose Tat any sIch discrminatioi
will DO inside ip favor OF New York. TIE quota
Whatever II may finally ~. VIII require ITO avel
number Of mem aud Il will be Optional with th,
respective districts - enlist H. ON f.r ouc, two, o
ih-ec years. There is one worry encouraging Tea
| tao Vi .he new developments ~ Washington, and
that u that Pr,sjcnt LiSooLS seems 10 have a
o' d len 70 q O. mysiorious figuring Of th
mathematical Fay a. others folks, AMI has toppo,
over his sir ular celebrations as already ind cato.
Ibis settles the iilpursaus fac. that ar. Icy Is no
ounipotent, and that the President r. d-yr sod =
have justice done IN Ipte Of tie Marshall ultima
tum Moreover, It Is rumorcl that the Prosiden
has about mnIe up his mind that such genius 4
tina, eNhihitei by Mgr-hGl rsY ought NO, to le con
hncd . the uarr wv limits @; a Washington Bureau
aud th.s ho thinks Of rel ewing him from oficla
duty. n this o--irs We trcrnble fur the rcputatio
= MENrNs -. shtuing Calculator" Il he will b.
sunmsuly oshp'cJ 10y the mathematical lUyuiulr.
Of Sine Cous-rp' % Bureau
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he Presiden, will in,erposs to check any outlay,
Al iho present time at loas that cannot he justified
ON tie broad grounds Of absolute national neces-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a LECTURE IN THE IRISH LANGUAGE
n viii le delivered by Rev. Father MElhAN. m
-. AIMEE Church, i.urt ~ cor told. D. .uoAI Doc on
s9gdW, cvcninr, Feb. .. 1t o'cOcA. Fhue tA.-l-
~ WIZ dehN'r lecture 10 El~iisl immediate. De
ter spe iAs for th0s not uusca.uI. iut the .,.tIt'
n lt..l. Admission CT. rIo,,c.. or Ga, p'l..
4 IL MEMBERS OF THE FATHFR
l !. aatiew l. 4. - socioty, So. !, h.ooAEu. re
n.l eca.a. on ffidRl f'b. CO.,, 4. ccnr. =. s. 'of
ne pupo-e oi paving Ar las tribute OF oyae 'o 0Ir
parted this lie the inst, ". ,rt...f orr NEf
~ ~, Rest. BtkN ARD MAEl4N, Ec.D. az
sccie. Ary. Us
CONVENTION OF IRISH SOClITli,-
NEE, Ht iiibc nin II a. ~ ruuce ~ tbs vt,f.ra.
Fco. ~ 80, II "a o. OK 10 HTnn'e i"r ,A' some
RICK hcAEDLA, Pfendont, EDWARD L. CAREY,
sec etsrt. 90
A'ENiAN bROTHLEHOOU-A MiriING
a NJ tic huuhutb trc.o VIII 70 Hot 20 ~.
Hal, COZ. IioHr. and oliver sts, o.. ctt.N.r. Nr
lloi., sood ma other ?-onin' NJ 'peaker " le.
tue n'etinr. Al mcWn,r nnd oftcr' irvu.a' r ..
The cause VIII l.egst utte.3, Dc..tA. o. o..i l.
. Nhho u. O'NEiI.L, Cenurt n. D. s.Aii. ,...
E'tNlAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " u l.
ha public llH'tiIs Of Tie NulIl.C ,Iscl u 900
h.u OF he Apollo Rooms, 10 rrin', 4. re t.
Ea','. .i'.. even -, 90. 70 3D.. '
iofdtg @cIriIiTS,, &c. ~ ''''''' ''' j..
LEATHER MATHEW T. a. B. ,O'Itr
4 No. q, ofN.N, will hold puhli. m,c,ius a. l.
| The Hon. G. b. N.i!s. Mt. o-..oI H44 49,. O.. IL.
Sin-pt'.. Me i4u.tn' M.-' ,! mr' Mi'- ~ b.,
| loAct Mas tuultl. lA, AMI >" ..a. hIA. Il
| t'sl.dvtn. llfNEY q. ~ LuALl, rIcritrut.
mos. CUNCANNJN, secretary.
lEIH WAEu- SPECIAL MEETING ~
| ~ Fila I,cuiu-, Feb. 3i, 80 Uc.o't.
ut,s of F.rt Iupo 'G-sc /, ,utrUt tue R.r.t. u
! c.'.y uCuioro OF tuo Union l"Nu,. Council
| ri 9. lru.l nacc. 10, o Ger Of the ff fi"en'' -
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sEs.Nxs ,s.A&'l4eN 49,.

MACHINE rOR SALF-NlNGEE :, No. 2,
4tL SEWN. r...nuo, O. rto.i ncN. Aqr -A' N 90.
-o I RI, sos. J,u D., uHut 900
~LWING MACWNES FOR SALE TO
- cut og rxch4ue, All k.na' 40" h.4 '-uu .-naAl'
cheap o- clfh, or pvt pan rii; .'ht-c' o'r's
.g. ...lIspQ a.vl.Ucs Iu.G-- ,.H 60 sd .N- tutul
q, up-sit.ts. owe. book 20 -
WHEELER i wilson's HIGHEST PRE-
w MUM lu.k ftitch tewIl.E .u.gu,tc,, go b.o-a-
VA, see heeer = Wilson's tutIoulo.t nscL4nevJ'
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There is some 10 acres of moving and ti,lsge
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For Sale,
TIE Real Estate 81 the late Leonard Jar

TIE Real Estate Of The late leonard Jarris
"a .Sarry and Elismostk.
. The Estate in Surry comprises two dwelling
honses, building and tllase lands and valuable wa.
ter power IN the village, and some two thousand
acres of wild lands.
Ihe'water priv i!ege is supplied from Patterns Pond
which is two and an hat miles long and one mile
wide; the tan from the pond its outlet at the har
Dor is ninety feet.
The puritE dhl abundance of the water from this
pond and the fact AT there is no woolen factory
mithin ttty miles Of suITy. render the privilege
valuable for manufacturing purposes.
The Estate in Ellsworth Is in its Northea stern
part, and consists OF three thousand acres of
land, represented to be good settling land aud to be
heavily clothed with wood.
Tie above property viii be sold in parcels or to.
sether on liberal erms TO price, and time of pay
aIent.
Application may be made to Hen Charles Jarvis
At Ellsworth or to the subscriber at Casiine
{. j. ABB0TT.
Castle, Dee Il. IsGl e