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Jef,is Change of Base.
DanyilIe supposed TO be the Capital Just
at Present.

Washington. prH l0.-lhe NA1toSAL kKrrnLI-
c,> ,sy. Parties have arrived from pan,ilIe within
our lines who report that JED pa, We arrived at dan
v..lo Monday afternoon lat, aud that hu accom-
panied b, two o. three members OF hu Cabinet" A
Richmond payer adds:
Z" II well know from official documents that we're
huHu thrt ls" over two month. ago, not ned the
e. mate that %" could not hold Richmond with
hi "ut amy. hut Davl. insstCi that IL must IL
done. when tho time came 10 re- sat he had but
or" lOld that Nis pact icAllc, and that ~ 10 Dan
ViIe and he set cut Tor that point. His private prop
ctt all got aw ay, OF soid, ,Nc"pi his carriage,
bu I ia SCw Orleans. IL hHr teen ven fine snuiI,
ami the so hut the train did not get oil
n time, aud cavalry con ing in. the tran wa
ulct, bat some uvyio pIyd IN. carnage Out and It
10 Ouly uttle tcoIched on oue side
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pfLIs PASsyp.-The Third street, Brco.Ju I'm.
proNemepi hin 10 clos- rcrtion OF lssth s'-ec',
tuition + ohlblllns slavery. lncol lpor.uns he Ma
uonsl 1utkish Bath Cornrsny Providing fur the
in th. state. iuco porstns the New Yok sub.
Aqu ous lhetallc Dock and WLchouse COmrauy.
ile rP2raS the sorh AmsIie,n 81 and ls an 81 e ,he
tack Of the Third Avenue Railroad keeeuA
Assembly.
The bill relative to the Harlem Bridge re-
BUS PAy-rp The New Yori CITY Bounty aud
10 enable the New lOrk and HousatoGtc and North.
ern Railroad Co. to accept Grant fon the state OF
SonecteuI iAtng 10 the Alsa eertihcaie OF deaths
Mr.. Gleason offered scric- NJ resolutions return
ms thsnh' 70 Lieutenant General Grant hi, officers
and Holdier- for the overthrow OF the military power
OF thu rebellion, and declaring that moderation In the
hour Of victory and forrvepess Of injuries endured
become us great nation, aud that " will be the
earnest bond u uiou in the future before us for IL
will " an the van iushsd bach to our hearts and srnN
and thus recall them 70 LOYALTY aud repentance,
Objections made to the consideration OF the
resolutions
The priv lese. Of the Itou,, vcrc extended to w.
Cove nor folOcs, Of P'nn.ylvaniA and George "
Stuart President n the Christian Commission, and
they courratulaed the mcnbors ami people ugon the
srest victory Of saturday. Recess.
KyEStSG sIssIoN.
Mr. sanford reported the hill u confirm the ordi-
nance OF the Common Council Of New York, suthor-
Bin' tho Third Avenue RAILROAD COMPANY TO extend
Their trark.
" hole on the bill ring the compensation of mem
bcrr Of the No~ York Common Council .hieh wa
Mr. Van Ruren moved to amend by prohibiting ,hs
Common Council from making any donation from
he public funds TO any indy dual or 'otporaton, or
making any increase Of salaries, and declaring any
such action void
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From Richmond.
NIr IincoIn,. Term. OF Peace, Etc.

Washington April lo.--EeliaL.s Ia ormAton h"
been received fiom Gentleman Who len Richmond
yc,cria., tia. General sh' pley BY orier Of the
President. hn given safe conduc, 10 senator Hunter.
10 and SO nom that city. lie Is supposed to he
on hi, tats Ia Essex County, hny miles from
Richmond.
There we're no rravcrs offered In 'hc churches yes
terlay for the President and, Of courc Tor the
Southern Conioderacy The citizens generally tc-
sard the war ~ over AMI further resistance thore
for, ~ unvi,e.
VIRGINIA. ASoCkiNg A. ruE pDoE.
The Mcnmoni WuiD OF Saturday SAYS
'1hc sts cmeut that there would ne meeting last
evening OF such members ot the Virginia le'is.tutr
stil remained IN the city, not stuCty correct
There su no tuC'tir. Of The lc-slAtufc, OF o'hctt
but simply m tu'ITnHl conference and consultation
OF priVate diNIduHls, Nl0ug Nhoii ave eiA
ut1nNgIg Of the lg Elt.Aturv The motive Of thcsO
gentlemen coming tospthoL W. 70 hrag tfuiu Judge
had eIpfosscd hmrcf Is viliinr that Nireiua might
~ uIn " the lnou. MessIs. d x Ande ron, David
y fHIr N,tAAn'u J.. r lgt aud ". W Ihomn ere
App tinted committee to info ~ the leFisstutc and
judge can plcu ueitcl 10 accompany tie
committee. Who to leave the city -1ou ~ pArr
ports CJ4d be procured. IL ~ sad to be- ptonabie
Inst they vouli lV. Oh ths morning W. pfCit not
toruA "A our oSn Information on tat hoAd ~ NOS
official"
The only information received In Washington OF
rrcsldcn Lincoln. proposition. s thai II VS. n s'ery
liberal character. number Of gentlemen returned
from visit 10 /; chmond to-day.
The Richmond VINO, u saturday says
The Christian Commis.1n fsued inocn hund rel
rAluns ,.stcldty, chiefly 20 the suffering poor he
were tuIuea .ut ly The IRE
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GENERAL THOM
Capture und Burning OF selma.

t,mphi~ April sth, ria CdiTo, sh. The Brrtr-
rN this evening says a rc.ort prevails and isv II
authenticated that SELMA Alabama ~as captured
aud burned few days aso b. tho cavalry ioIce VI
Gen Thomas ccnmAnd.
lSelma was thriving poet village Ia Dallas county,
OIL 'he right bank Of the Alabama River about ~
niles below Montgomery, The cApi'N ot the ; ate. II
4 the Southern IL -rrinua Of lat 10 know n 90 the
Alabama ami lrnrc &c Railroad. la population Nns
atout AeT. The column at Selma IL uucer.'uvd -
b composed chiefly VI cavalry, WhCh startod---ouc
l+tOJ ttruuEiIum Esstpori about the 20l O. March.
EoTa having been g-plsed OF, Il l. presumed that
MONTGOMERY will De- Attengei " LC-..l
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Cancellation.


Wa.hin ton, 4 pril ln.-The SArIoSAL ISIlLLI-
Gu>oFa oi to-day says We learn from an anthem
uc source that Judge Campbell, Of Alabama former
~ OF the United stHtes supreme Court, and one Of
the Hampton Roads Commissioners Of the rebel
Government, called upon the President a, Richmond,
and ulged him " issue procIamaton Of conoat atO-
~ character expressing his belief that 1t you'd have
Al III. tias q u,osi sAlaisSy elect Tbs PTsiidsaL
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.ENERAL l.IkANT.
Events Preceding the Surrender OF Lee
Further taptnrcs BY sheridan -- Gums,
PrisOncrB and Wagons Ia Abundance.

Further tapturrs BY Sheridan - Gums,
Prisoner8 and Wagons Ia Abundance.
Washington priI lIh.-A letter dated Head
suartc- Of the Army OF the Potomac Amelia Coun.
", April l." Gays that Monday the cavalry under
shersAn made an important capture of prsoners
guns and Wa;ons. 1t apptas that Lees army
moving NJ rGDldy wet a. his limited trausIortstion
and the dcmoTALed condition OF Az troops would pcr
init, on the road between Amelia Court House and
Jettorsville The cavalry having gained potsessIou
OF the panville Railrosd come time preyiou. W, I,
not long in discovering his Whereabouts The Fth
Corps being we'll up In ,gppurt and having tu.lt
trgnchmen's during TrsStay night, preparations for
uneven With woods and deep ray nts making It ~
tEenely dltcut oT ca'Asy 10 operate 10 suy lavan-
wore principally enfhscd, NAd the gallant MAJ ncr in
which tley charged and drove the enemy =. ui.Any
iniantp cHue up 90 the sup Irt of their cavalry,
foIlniug Ia tho woois, and attacking urder cover.
Our men therefore lo!ced Jack on tie
u.Antry, but not until thousand prisoners, sA
guns, mile Of wAol tIa.Gs, togc her witu the
vision. rive OF the rlns were new ana oi the Anu
strUng pattern, sad 10 have teen present IRON the
1ngliah government 20 the Conf erlcy, and had not
Iet been ure4, ILey GI0 beautiful ~ oluirls Of
manufacture. The wAeorA aboui Two hundred IN
ALI nuies hai been cut leo and bTourut ~, Along
With the train Was wason lelon@ing 70 ten. Fltz-
Gagcment sheridan tOot three hundred prisoners,
inong Sh9lu Vas Genera! brWl - - lueio oi artillery.
Virginia with many o,hor uophIe" w@H alec ci,-
tuIed. The correspondent giyts some iufthef lalu.
euaIs, ALREADY in suLstanCe er.ciny toes aphed aii
Hdds thai the gCatsst credit e duU 10 the ny VI tlic
POTOMAC aud its commander ior tue urs'ery aud
eneTgy displAyei duriut Lhe series "a battles some
Cf thee have been marcnlnr contnuou'ly Tor several
days the fiitl Cops making thirty mies o.
triday IN tAe.T etc. u TO rcHeu tle loo.
Naval Operations In the James River.
L. s. Flagsh,p MIlrerr, 4 puI 6.-slr; ANer |
vH satisfied that the rebels vert about n evurua,t
Richmond commenced moving the obstrnctiona
below HoNlet|s Battery, anl, IN the course o. tho
aighL succeeded In settinr channel through and
removed the toIpeioes. The guuboa,s romove! up to
Drurys whore the obtructons ag ain presented bar
" further pIoz 80, On ths 4th OF Anril | acoom-
panied the PRECEDENT up IN Richmond who're hr was
receivOd with tho strongest demonstrations O. Joy.
W found that tho rebel aud gunLOat, hal ell
ben blown up, with the exception Of All unfinished
ram 1.-THE TeIasl Sni a small tugboat tthe Bsauforty
mounting one gun. Tho following IA a list of the yea
ss.s destroyed Virginia flagship with guns iron.
sls3 Richmond, guns iTon-cl.A Frodogick, burg
guns iron clad Nansenond guns wooden shin
Han pton, guns WOODEN ship Roanoke, gun and
lls wooden torpedo tender schrapnel Patrick Henry
EAosl I5ia 6ams Of 14s@ Gs N IisAI and aboYs
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GENERAL. WILSON.
Defeat OF Forre,t,- ARM.

Caro-, H., A RIA lO.-Tho wAE EAILLs raiucah
special dcspatch announces the oompic.o Iout OF or-
Test's army, Tu,caoosa Ala, ly " 'ou's Cav
airy orce Many prison, ~ were t.Aen. No ds.eE or
further particulars Ns siyen. Buiold, with small
forc,. Ia rruOrted uoar Corinth
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vater and may h. ra,cd. Thcy partly Of-'ruct the
channel uhere they are and -il either have 70
be rsisd or blown up. The Bcaufor' .nd ltA"
have taken for the uss " the Navy. The Irrdefaf
Work, and the ssvA Ordnance Depot remain IN
touched. Ysry rs pcuully, your obt'e' want
pD PoRrrn Rear Admiral.
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however, not then prepared for this step, and u
~ns quite reasonable to SUPPOSE be would decline ac
,on upon this 'uticct. while Grant pressine UP
on Lce's totrcaung ioruc." Thst the President will
.Jcp' iA,. courre, the 1SrriIIoESDKa IA has add
tona rvasou. Tor believing.
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From Mobile.


Cdiro. 4 prii s.-Adyices from 'oti Mobile" report
that the Spanish Fort Uil held out on tho 20,h ult
bu. forces we're confident OF its capture In a
dA A. Notwithstanding It had been strong gthened by
men and guus from Mobile. rumor s,s current
uat Doauf gard VIZ iu the oip, aud ~ouiI 4asLt in
ieI.elinT our coIul inod sssau't
General Steele's Operations
Edshtlg'o'L Aprtl l0.-'rhe Navy department to-
day received the iollovins reference to which l.
among thu Mobile new. puhlished In the New York
suN Of to-day:
CoNNA SpAVT's OFFICE NAVY Yam, }
!. N.H.UtA, f'1, March a.. lst5l
HnH C''eon Wsits Se.rtidry y ths Nary, wash
fft. tDu.
Rrigalier Gescrnl Asbo'h. commanding the Mil.
tarS frsric' OF Wet lloiGA hts iuu' Informed re
that Ma. GcL. steele commanding iaih Army Corps
hal met ith decided -DCcss having CaptuitI on the
2ht inst the rebel GsnCIH t,gurOn, who is noftAlly
w"uuuou, tktn 100 prisoners, seized two railway
trims NJ I've green, tOl miles above Iollard on the
N1utgori ry Rail lrua, and hat torn Up aLd derto Dyed
The rnilway trfCk 10th at IvCtgttcu aud poiaid.
Ma. ten. steele, at the latest adyiceS SUNDAY, the
3tth, was 81 Biakeiry.
;siueu,! 81 Y. AEgsIRosG,
Commodore tOinIuAudant.
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Dispatches arc beng constantly received from all
sections Of the loyal States showing that the people
fully appreciate the Significance Of the great victory
The hollis arc ringing joyful poslA the hrenen are
parshing the streets with their engines and gIoat
crowds are standing around in every part Of the
ptIeetS rchesrsing the "Fad tidinrs" and singing
the "DoIology" and the National sonss, while high
aud loud above all can be- heard the booming of can.
uoa, a. salutes Of hundreds Of gun. arc fred. la
most places arrangements ior formal celebrations are
1.t
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PROCEEDINGS At WASHINGTON,
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What Nr. Lincoln Has To Say
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i Singular People.

In Campeachy there exists bold and
irdopoodent tribe of Indians, who for
many years have defed The Mexicahs, aud
the sui ipgaiion Of which is nov tie Oh
j6ct of Maxmi!iar's expedition into that
province. The British Belize is only sep
arated from the Mazenal Indians by he
river Rio Honda. YET but little Intercourse
is held between the coiouisls and the In
dams, and that chiefly Of contratand
character, snch as furnishing the Indians
with ammunition, which is paid for 10
gold az enormous rates A recent wrir er
describes this people IS Numbering from
$50 90 TO $40 600 A standing army OF
Is 600 men is constantly maintained,
armed principally with fint lock musk
cts, aud the invariable n2Gchete, a weap-
on a great deal like the heavy knives efhe
confederate troops affected in the begins
ming of the war and which is sword and axe
at once Their artillery consists Of thirty
cannon Of all classes. and is manned by
Mexican artillerists captured in battle who
are forced into the service A brass band,
composed also OF prisoners, Is favuriie
and pet institution. Only canuoniers ard
musicians are spared in battle. Whoev
er else tails into their bands is ru;hlessly
killed. These conscrip,s are kindly trea-
ted, bu, carefully guarded from escape.
They have a bitter and deadly luminosity
against the MexicsDs, from whom. prior
to their successful revolt and attaining
their Independence, they experienced the
worst features and hard-ships OF brute
al slavery. Their prisoners they chop
into pieces with the machete 1t is stated
that some political aspirau: in the land OF
earthquakes and revolutions, in lS4S.
armed the tribe to employ them as soldiers
to elevate him TO the presidency. Discov-
erlng Their own courage and power, ere
long they revolted, drove on! their former
masters and have succeeded in holding
their territory aeainst repeated attempts
OF the MeXlcans TO recover the stale Il
is stated that the Mexican government
contracted with Cuban planters 10 furG.
ish these brave indians f2r slaves, but il
never succeeded in making a shipment,
They seem TO be the remnant Of once
powerful, brave and intelligent; nation.
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Logan's Fighting Irish Corps.

TIE HeraH's army correspondent in
speaking Of the corps badges Of Sherman
army, thus tells how the badge Of the
" Fighting Fifteenth " came to be the
Cartridge Box y:
"Ail She mans corps now have the
proper badges by which they are known.
The Western amy for a long time oppos
cd the custom imported from the Poto,nae
@. wearing a baGgr bu, Is the Twenliej n
brought it out, and the Fourteenth follow
ed suit, the other corps gradually over.
came their prejudice aud each has lis
badge The Twentieth corps has the star
led for the First division, white for The
Second, and blue for the Thlrd; the Four
teenlh has the acofn-Ted. white and
blue; the Fifteenth The cartrdg. / OK. and
The Seventeenth the arrow. LJgsn'- wee
rams are fond Of the catr'dga box. and as
self IL standing sign-'' We are al
ways ready" The history Ct is adoption
is raid to be Ibis An Irlshman PASSING
headquarters was asked where he belong
ID. " Logan's corps,' wa' tho response,
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has during tho same period, been less
afflicted 10y the removal OF friends But
the fact which seetns to us most worthy
Ct cote, is this until Mrs BuIkIeys eldest
gIaGdchild was TWO years of age, there
were living in direct line OF descent the
female ancestors for five generations, viz :
Mrs. BuikIes's gran iEncther, her mother,
herself, her daughter, and hergrshnGaugh-
ter. Can any family record furnish Us a
parallel case?
We will give no sketch Of tue address
y ich embodied these facts; after it,
prayer was ofT-rcd by Rev. J. II. Noble,
OF >:chaghticoke, \. Y, the clergy man
who performed the ceremony at the mar
rage OF Mrs Bulkle,'s eldest daughter
Then came the congratulations and never
were hand s!4akirgs warmer, or kisses
more sincere than those with which We
greeted our honorod friends. The evening
sped merrily. Beside I" the feast Of reason
a. The flow Of sonl,' We enjoyed repa-,
dcIica;eIy, though tounlifully, served from
tables handsomely 'presd with tempting
visnds. he whole htfais was the fitting
tribute Of duufu and afIsctiona.e children
TO worthy and ovoted parents.
Bu. 10 the Golden Wedding. as to all
other delightful things, came a Finis -
and when the lingering good-nighls had
been spoken, We stepped out into the ciesr
moonlight, praying God that the Future
/ NIGH, be, for these two, as shadowless as
lie Past had been, and hearing. even while
we asked, His arswer,- The path Of
he jus. is as the Ginning light that sAne:h
more and more unto the perfect day."
Blessings on the grey-haired Bridegroom!
blessings his worthy bride!
Fifty years have bloomcd and ripcned,
Since they started. side by side,
| On long and untricd journey,
In a path with dangers rife
Hand in hand they still press forward,
Faithful husband, loving wife.
Tenderly Thou'st led them, Father,
Through the many days gone by,
Frightening every joy and trial
With the blessed = 1t is e"
Guide them gently still. we pray Thee,
Down the slope of lfe's decline,
Till the light through Pearly Gatcways
On the gloomy River shine.
On the River, Death dark River
They must sometimes cross, we know.
Yet, still lingering on the Earth-side,
We shall grierc 10 have them GO.
Earth must lose, but Heaven will gain them
Father, there, beyond the tide.
With perfect Golden Wedding,
Crown the Bridegroom aud the Bride.
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The Chicago Times SAYS: In the con-
ference between Sherman and Johnston
Breckenridge is reported to have been
SOM Nhat surly in his manner, and but
little inclined to accept the fact of his de-
feat. He is double traitor His trea-
sou agains. his country was the offspring
of his ingra,itude and treachery to the
democratic party, which had elevated
him before his prime to the second hlghes,
Office in the nation. Whoever elsc might
have joined the conspirators at Charleston
who sought to dismember the democratic
party in the national convention, be
should GOT have been Of The number
His is a bad race. His uncle, in Ken
lucky, one o: the most pronlinen! men in
the state, has degenerated into cIamor>
Gus, mischievous demagogue, ana if he
and John G. were hung on sour apple
tree" two bad men would be out of the
world If Andrew Johnson proceeds TO
punish the insIrgent leaders, we hope be
will first select those who joined with the
opponents Of Doug as to defeat hin in the
presidential cam psign Of 1860.
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GooDRICn S STEAMBOAT lISE.-Ihe
Lake Shore limo Of GoodriGh's Steamers
is now permanently established for the
season, 1t is composed of the fast and
f.vori'e steamers Sea Bird and Comet
The first Ia Commanded by Capt Morgan.
who has been SO long in The service, thar
he is known By almost every mao, woman
and ctiid on The route BY constant and
unremitiing attention TO the important
and responsible duties OF his position, ::e
has gained, as he well deserves the cent?
dence and respect OF travellers ana business
men. ar-
Capt. MclIen,y has recently been pao.
ed in commaad OF the Comet BY .eare
Of incessant labor in lis calling he has
gained reputation that commands hlul
To the confidence of the public, and quail
ties him for a command in the populas
line in which he is row placed
Tie Goodrich s:camefs are to run from
Chicago TO Two Rivers, making regular,
daily trips The Friday rips e the Seq
Bir1 will be ex ended as far nogtA AS Ia
canaba-the Starting pom, Of the PENN
suiar road stopping al hewaunee and
Wolf River.
Going north. boat Will leave Racine
daily, AT 2 O'clock, 2. NJ. Going south,
at 10 =. NJ.
A 2. Du!soa is The agent for the line
al Racine.
The Sea Bird and Comet are hands
somely fitted up, and provided with all
that can conduce to the comfort and con-
yeuience OF tray eIers, 10 whom the officers
in charge extend the mos. respectful cour-
tesy and attention,
AS freight line, they will be found ex-
pediiious and desirable - Racine Journal,
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CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNEa.--
Inform alton has been received at the Navy
Department of the capture Of The blockade
running steamer Cora, on the 25th ult.,
by the U. S. steamer Quaker City, thr-
teen miles east Of Brazos, Texas. The
Cora is stern-wheel steamer, aud was
boand from Corpus Christie, Texas, to
Bagdad, in Mexico, with cargo Of lum-
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@ The Paris correspondent of the

~ The Paris correspondent of the
London Post writes: The Partisan despotic
ruIers of fashion have solemnly decreed
that the female dress of the empire shall
be brought iuto full fashion this summer.
Already the shops aud salons of the more
advanced in modes discover the queer look
ing little half-hat bonnets of The days of
Napoleon L., and there are dresses to be
seen with very, veiy low wastes, which
will reveal more than we have seen of the
ladies for many years 10 society.
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TIE Plague.

Tie lates. news from ST. Petersburg
fortunately aIlays the fears which began
to be felt throughout the world n conse-
quence of the epidemic disease in thai.
city. The highest medical authorities
now agree that the epidemic is not the
plague, but only somewhat more volen!
kind Of fever we'll known 10 other coun-
tries. An eminent physician Of London
believes that the disease is the same kind
as that which has prevailed at times in
different parts Ct America upde. he naIn g
Of ''spo;ted fever" This fever has at
times assumed the character Of a local
epidemic, though never that of a pests
lence, Ii is singulsrly swift and fatal in
its effects. We may add tia: at least
two cases Of this disease have arrived in
Chicago within tbs las. two or three
weeks-a man and his wife both dying
within twenty four hours of the attack
and on consecutive days. Concerning the
malady in Europe, it is stated that the
hygienic condition of St. Petersburg is
les. satisfactory than that OF the other lar
ger cities Of Europe, and IS believed to
be the direc. cause Of the increased rate
of mortality. The correctness of the first
statistical reports of the cases of sickness
and deaths is denied, and the most recen,
returns are not calculated to cause any
alarm.
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GEO. XXI, e..

attorney aud Coun$eiior at Law,
hanitowoc, and car now promise 10 civ
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
81 Collections made IN any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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"Logan's corps3 and where the devil is
your badger His ready wit found An
answer. Placing bis hand upon the cart
ridge box, he grinned wickedly, md res
poudcd, There, be jingol forty rounds
ia me box - Logan was SO we'll pleased
with PATS vii that he. chose the cartridge
box as his badge
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@- TO guard against danger from the
rebel priva;eer S;oneuaI, government is
placlr iror-clads a: ali the seaboard
ports. The Roanoke and other iron. clsds,
with torpedo boat, are stationed in New
\ ok ha,tor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-12

14T a singular phenomenon in the
shape OF lake of water has made It's ap-
pearance in Center county, Pa, about
three miles from small place called
HorntowD, in the lIublesburg road cover
ing. about one hundred acres of land. and
varying in depth according to the irregu>
larities Of the ground, from ten to thirty
feet-somo say fly feet.