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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
The Fsrsy.First New.Ysrk.
FORTRESS MoNROE, Monday, Dec. IT, Ieeo

FoRrREss MONROE Monday, Dec. II, Itto
The 4lst New.York Regiment has arrived
from CITY Point 1t has been mustered out OF the ser<
'''e' -"N - ALBANY, Monday. Dec II. 'eS5. !.
Gov rsrton has received kilograms informing
hin, ,o, The Ilst NewYork Volunteers are en-. routd
Sar home from Richmond, Numbering l92 officers and
men and also that the 6sth NewYork Volunteers ard
on their wsy from Richmond. numbering 81 enesso
and men. ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
The Murdep 1t Cesntswn-Csndi'ion 81
the Victims.
ALBANY. Monday. Dec. ii, leo

ALBANY. Monday, Dec. IT, TOO.
Henry d. Crandall, the old man reported
.,. a, Coontovn Oneida County. was living at last
sc"ount, but in a precarious situation. lie walked
hall mile TO bis brothers house. and gave the ALARM
Jury was summoned on Saturday to investigate the
murder Of Mrs Craudall. which adjourned until the
middle Of this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
Prsceedings Of tho House Of Delegates
The United stascs Sesaters-Prepesed
Iusuiry ists the Eieciiss Of Messrs.
Underwood and 9egar.
RICHMOND, Monday, D.

In the House of Delegates, to-day, resolu'
ton was introduced providing for the election Of two
United States Senator's After debate, In which
Messrs Jones and Daniel opposed the resolution. Mr.
arnett offered resolution referring the pending reso.
luton to Joint committee TO inquire into the validity
of the election OF Messrs Underwood aud Segar This
resolution was laid on the table, and the House ad
iournpd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

CHICAGO. Monday. Dec. II, 1865
The members of the Fenian Brotherhood Ok
Chicago hold meeting tomorrow evening to indofss
the action Of the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

TO inquire whs legislation Necessary for the sasy
and protection Of persons travelling upon railroads In 'he
United States end TO report by bill OF oiherwi.e.
rrI RERRIII0IA &IaIEA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
PRoEEsSIOKAL NOT1cE.

Juss 3sd. Iss4-ln. ~ . .Fa.''h l'l''
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

., BAKER A.. JAMISON. =
ATTORNEY q cOU UNSELLOR AT. La ~
Lssnsrd 1''ssa. s. Aasy's odwsty. IA. =
WILL practice 10 St. H.ry's sna the "a
w joining csuntiss. - = - =
'''iA.'s'TV AsTV - : ;i5n5T6qsss e7.isssg
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIR
CU1T COURT FOR ST
- MARTS COUNTY, 4,'l /. .

OFFICERS entitled By law, 10 copies
of The late Acts Of Assembly. can receive
them BY calling At this Office. - .b-Tia.'
The public viii please take notice that
the recording Of al Deeds. Mortgages. or
other Instruments Of writing, must Be paid
for at the time Of leaving them in the Of
fee. Also payment viii be required for
all searches. certificates. copies, : or other
transient business at the time the duty is
performed.
.JNOuA. A.CAMALIER, Ck.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

'WWH3IksALE 8ROCERs, .nd
~ DEAEERS b DOMESTIC, and FOR
EIGN LIQUORS, have renewed from No
IxS. We. Pfstt Earsst, % Mo- As 6oush
Street, Eat si1e, bsawsen Lombard q Balt.
Streets. ana ase slstepared, With incseased q
cikties for busiiSessy IN efISs IN aEtieles ia
their line M che mss& fsvoEahse terms ~
- Especisl sstsutioa b paid to the rsctifyia
Of common whisky. =. se'isK
q Al esnsienmsnis Il country produce y
.msse vith promRt ssd Psnssosl stasntaoa.
Ocs 27th Iss4--sm N go. ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

inR. In sTHQs. Rlsl:vES hss located
- = efWHlTE PLAINS. !" sbosa 9 nils
from ths VILLAGE of chapliee. and TespectfnIly
oaeu his EFofssri0nal sersicsA TO the public
De viii devote himself axelusiyely 70 the
pr.ssics Of hi. profsssien.l lea ~
Jas. 10Th. ls62---H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

I'M application ~ Cora A Campbell Ex.-
~ cntrix u George Z Camphsll late a.
Saint Ahrys county deceased. & Il ordereI
by the CsSsrt that th6 msid kESsciss;xI nr1ifs
the creditors OF thu said deceased Ia fflc ,hsi,
claims against raid deca.sed in the clI;cs of
the Register If W'illss fors Saint. .Muys
county a' or t<iass tho lst ldaw sI Febr;s-
~ 1865. for dividend, and that Ibis order
be pullished once week in each week un.
til sh. said LIST day Of Fsbruary nex. n
JAMES e. N. RALEY.
Ars fa Register Of Wills
,.ts for 8, ht Nary's county
Noysubef 18th, l864--tsl. - -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

vIVHR nuderigDsd, hsyinG yistsd Festses'
I Mopros. Norfolk. Nashinsses; |! :pd Psl e.
the paPess fy ~ partisr bs'ihg .lavss :pliss'
ed ID -tks army. h Psel&ssd - Sits III infos-
nasioa to parties concerned us has IN en-.
tire list Of IN slaves enlisted. y ths inspee.
ticu Of his lsliow-eitiHns. - q -.IFi
IT ..TE THAD. X. PRKU6S,
isFs ss.sasissssf> >stg Attorney ~ Law.
p Jups 3sd, Iss4-ln. se' ria.'sF, ,'"s.i
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

He Wis committed 10 my cnstody upon the
charge, Of .'assaulting with intent to kill,
Henry u. Langley, Esq. Of SC. lnigoes Dis
trict, in this county," Said negro is about
twenty-five years of age stout, has a full face,
b Of lish. copper color. and about 6ys. feet,
eight on nine inches high. No marks upon
his person are remembered. He was dressed,
when he made his escape, in dark 'wollen
pantaloe0s and c.et---apparently much worn
-biack felt hat. and . pair Of old Shoes
will give the above reward Tor his apprehen-
sion and delivery tome, os for'hls iedemeut
in the county jail.. at Lecnaritown. Taj - "a
al9 a-1. PHILIP III. DORSEY,
August le-64-4w ..a Sh'f 81. Nary's Co
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

AlOTlcE u hereby given thai the subscri-
N Der has obtained rom the Orphans'
Court ofSt. Mary's county, ia Maryland, ief.
iers of administration on, the personal tstase OF
Wm. 4. Langley, late Of said county, deems
ed. Al persons having claims ssa,nss .he sasl
WITH the proper vouchesp thereof, Co the sub
scsiber on Or before she 6sh day sf sfFebruary
lsGs, .osherwiss shey may be excluded by Law
from M bene6t Of che said sssaie. Given un-
der NV hand this lth day OF August 1864.
CATHARiNE r. LANGL ~.
....s..a n Admin,seratuxs w n.
August &sh. lses-4w. 80 a.. t..s..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
;.0IES aREk ksE. ]

s(,oSE ! lr,1 I ,isiii OFT ss RTelnssI aRRAFlNE
s.:,. Ssssssj ssf a s:Aas ;S,..s s
eisg sai cha maeLisesy; TAR OIL; LARD
,@ns PANT OIL, q God .sphsIituts for
unsssd on; POf4AR OIL GREASE. Ex Wa
g. Whesls nd hsasy bsarinsI ALCOHOL;
SEn1N e &c. sasH i.rH sis1sqsfq rs
..ss.s's.'s .ss. y = 'AcsiEEAL ! JOKES. "a
-Ra4rraz'a fzA.rKs. q 3. Calvert StIeei.
p g. g.. ssi,ki ss,k. ,ss.-;,s g. i, sss y. se'''na's
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

nps. +. J. STONE and cHARLEs
IL COMRS, having associated tbsnssIvss
"a the Pracdcs of Medicine, can aiw1ys y
found as ,lar Office IN Leouard TYrn, whsn
not professional engaged. s. ~ -
May l3ah l6G4-6s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
HARRlSON'S
PLANT FERTlLlZER,
A PERFECT FOOD FOR EVERY vARI-
ETl or FARM AND GARDEN
kISlEHn CHOP. ,sHFV

shs sposs rapii' H. 4 seaaaS's s' aes sok.tsd
organ of each plant. lie naosa T Traatare devei.
opassns 81 thsif Fruit ahd, coussqnently. the
most healthy constitution possible to attain.
! Il viii give 'isrtiiity q u ,ths nost barron
sosk. and aad Inaintsin the hish3st Ssrsilits
In all soils. .Sl&s1 EgRwle sAasF
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

j aers.aqari g0R, sHERlFF.
.sLes r. taAYDRn sssrsssmmsnded 10 the
: esssss &c q. Msrss counsy, - ! canaida.e 9
81 6AsuG. aad Will - -snppos ted ~ leE
MANI fasDNDs.
Nss. Dosh, le6l--ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

z.sHE STEAMER PLANTER win conn
L tinue TO leave Baltimore every Wedness
~ morning. proceeding as far up an Hills
.anding. -5EFa s0't g. sgI'7e9 - GJad
Returning, will leave Hili's Landing every
fr,day morning for Benedic,, leaving Bened,ct
.yery Saturday msrning, at o'clock, for Bal
lmore, calling az The Usual Landings on the.
tiver-AIso, at Fair Haven and Plum Point,
:oins and reiui ming. ~,.g t1 q
no Freish, received uP to o'clock on
Passage 10 rsir Haven. .'4'.. $50
Passage TO Plum Point. .AIl %
Passage to Pssuxent River. 4. $50
Meals Extra. I lg.r.-ag,sI
February 25ih, le64-tf
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
..Opinions. Of bthaaPresR

These instruments are unequalled for beau
ty, tone and dUrabilit lity,-7Nslg, Y0Ek Herald.
They are, without doubt, superior to all 9TH
ers made in this couutry.-Ne1O York Tribune.
Every item constituting the best Piano-Forte
can be found iR-these -instrUments.-Ne15
York Times.
Their splendid exterior and careful interior
finish are unsurpassed.-Ch Chicago Tribune.
r. Their tone and touch are superior to any
thing we haze SCENES hing Ton RepEJiiegH.
We can recommend them to all our friends.
N Y Musical ReUielO.
The regulation of these instrumentsis is truly
admirnble-C Cincinnati. Gazette.
They combine, with q rich and powerful
tone, the utmOats7 strength and pOwer.-M Il
Ledger.
We advise all our readers, wishing Piano
Forte, to secure one Of these superb and pop
ulaT instrumeuts.-BOStOB Journal
p, While mona are more powerful when played
loud they are the sweetest acoomPanim iment 70
-tfsvoi6e, being sen sftive tO the sh ghestteneh.
philadelphia Enquirer.
&R-The above splendid Instruments We offer
for sale at prices less than inferior Pianos being
sold in other markets.
MERRICK, HGCLUREl.ts B Co,
jaul3-2m XENIA, OHIO
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


,- a r.WAsHINaToN, Jan. "a.
MAJoR.GENERA DIX:
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by this Department from Lieuten~
ant~General Grant rSigned]
r. -=s '-=-- - .-= 8. NJ. STANTON.
CITY POINT, Jan. %.
Hon. E. n. Stanton, Secretary OF Var j.:
One of my Istaf has just-Feturned from
Fort Fisher, with dispatches from General
Terry, from which extract the follow
ing .N
0n-t6e 18th the enemy blew up Forts
Caswell and Campbell, and abandoned
them and the works on Smiths Island,
and those. at ats lsmitREilley illll9 and Reeves
Point.
These places were occupied by the navy.
The whole number of guns captured
amounts to 162. A1arge number Of small
arms also fell into our hands, besides guam
titles of ordnance and commissary stores
Our casualties prove smaller than at first
reported. '-i- @S
They foot up, thus far, twelve officers
and one hundred and seven men killed,
forty-fve officers and four -hundTed and
ninety men wounded. z
TSigned1 y. S. GRANT.
TieutenaDt-Teneral
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20, 1866.

CINCINNATI, Jan 90 1865.
EDITeR SENTINEL:
Ths'roseiPts Of Hoss; lslnss our lask report,
comprise only 1900 head, and the Butchers
have taken q great portion of these. The
packing houses are all closed for the season,
with two exceptions, and prices have declined
to 15@15R nett. Sales, 800 head, to-day, at
Is nett. Mess Pork has been very dull, and
prices are materially lower, the market clos
lag at .40G40} for city brands. Country
brands are nominal at 38640. Prime Mess
is very dull, and offered freely at 81, and we
think plump offers of Sc would bring. Rump
Pork dull and nominal at 29,981. Shipped
during the week 2145 fb. Lard has ruled
quiet and dull, and prices declined to p, for
prime-eity and 21394 for e9untry. Head
and Gut Lard, declined TO q IN new tierces,
and 2O4@2 in second hand packages. Keg
Lard very scarce and selling at 24}(925.
Shipped during the week $500 Tierces and
1875 Kegs. New Bacon yiullT at 1913 for
Shoulders 2Q1k321 forSides, 22922B6 forCfear
Ribbed Sides, "A for Clear Sides, and "a for
best Sugar Cured Hams uucanvassed, but
packed. Bulkmeats dull and prices declined
TO 164 and l84 for Shoulders and Sides, loose,
and 1Si(dt for Hams loose. Shipped during
the week 952 bids 676 Tee. and 646 boxes.
Nothing during in English cuts. Extra Lard
Oil scarce and prime at-205, no charge for
bbls; Whiskey has beer. il aetiEe demand
with large sales at 217 to 22O closing steady,
though not buoyant, at the lntter price.
Freights are unchanged since our last.
E r - u Very Respectfully Yours, q 4
z ~ "a ARHILLPSi SLEDGE- & 60.
Provision and Produce Brokers.
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once More l,la stated. ..te

We once more state that no potics can be
taken Of anonymous communication What
sgsf ID Intended f6f insertion in our paper
must Be auihentieated by the name Of the
Writsr-not necessarily for publication, but
a. 4 gharanty- Of his good faith. We hare at
present on our table two or three cOmmuniea-
tidns 1unaesompsnied by srespOhsibse names.
TAey6anaos thsFefors, appear in the Sentinel
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
child Burnsd oDeath.

-r1a Child Burn5d TO DeGth. -' -'Fr 4
-rfCslI ID 80 i.s--7--- zlu7l--1lr5l
On Wednesday forenoon, little daughter
Of Mathias Kihsler,-zWhose residence is near
the Dover Depot, in this city, y,-s-botWeen four
and Tvs years Of age, was burned to death,
She VAS sitting By the FIRE, WarmiRg her feet
Whan. boElelothes took hrs. =nsome children
aofs in The house gRith here bat they lost
theif presence Of mind and failed to render as
sistapcs. Dr.. Mcclellan was called in
ilnediaislF, but The victim was beyond the
rtaoh 5f professional skill. She diedHin 4
short timsafter the 6ring-of her clothes. The
fatker is an engineer on the Rail Road.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27

We have had occasion previously to speak
Of The merits Of this machine, It's fully de-
serving Of the most favorable notice. It per-
forms sllkindsOf sewing-ma coats, pants,
fssES ahfss ladEsF elothiRs ladieg gar-
ments, etc. And it does all its work we'll,
HWUa1ndsrItahd that those I'm our city who
haye,PureHassd these machines, are Bsll sat
zisfedoUith theiTlHOrk. % sEiliqga " 5000 -
Miss Crawford is the Agent in Xenia. Call
and see he,ParkeP. work, and ,yoUwill desire
to buy one. The price Is S45. The machines
are ell warranted. ..r--.-----
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
-A5sakable Eesidsnoa For sale.

Any one desiring to purchase S good rest
dence in this city will find this a rare OppOr-
tunity. The property is located on Main St.,
near the Public Square. It is well improved.
For further PARTICULARS address box l89, or
enquire at this Office.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27

Z N-- q EHt T-- & F.E p tE.E
At the election on. last Saturday for mem
bsrs Qf the Greene County. Agricultural
Board zthe following named persons were
chosen faH
For President. J. s -MCClung, Beaver Greek; /;
Vice Prsiidsnt, J E. Wilson, Miami; Record
ing Secretary, D. P. Jsffsries; Corresponding
Secretary, II. B. McClellani Treasurer, ohm
Lsamau, Esnia; Directors, J. ". Grsens Bath
james Hopping, New Jasper; I. H. Shields,
Xenia; W. NJ. Mcpherson, Spring Valley j.
N. Peterson, Cessrcreek; A. D. Stepenson,
Xenia; j. r. NaFsEaII sugaFeresk; S. P.
Johnston, Osborn; !; }. R. Nash, Eenia; J. G..
Smith, Cedarville; Uriah Wilsong Baths I. NJ
BErr5tt, Spring Valley; R. Crawford, Xenia
A. Furgdson, Byron james Mcmillan, Cedar
vHle. -
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27

N. Our boys who have been prisoners in
Jsf's domains are Beginning to arrive in
large numbers among US, and many Of them
bear the impress Of iIl-treatment.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
.lEonthlE.-.,o.

Harpsr,s Monthly for-Eebruary is an excel
lent number Of this deservedly popular Mag
szine. It contains many interesting articles
-" Hsrgis- Deeds. Of -Heroie- Men = "a Tour
through AriEOnaf' g The King 0f the+Ama-
IONS :" "John Jacob AstOri" E" A New Year )"
and many other interesting articles and stO-
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27

.BJ= We hare received from the publishers
u copy Of the Tribune A5huSnde for 1855. It
contains pEast amount of useful political and
statistical iutelhgencs crowded into a very
small space, Its table Of election returns is
especially interesting and valuable.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
Go and Hear.

On last Sabbath, Rev. R. B. Ewing preach
ed 8 very eloquent and telling sermon on
the words, Husbands love your wites9 The
same subject il, for further remarks on next
sabbeth.Z Go and hear him.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
FRIDAY, 4ANBRY27, 1866.

--s1s Of Dry Goods. Boots. shoes &e. ss
IA large lot pf Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, &e-s
VIII be soldlat Adstioh, at t-Findmen5s Hall.
The sale win be every day and evening dIitil
sIi is sold. The sale wiz commerce at %
o'clock to-dayg This is 8, rare chance for -o1r
citizens to get 6hsspaqd COED goods! &c and
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
ALsrgs sale.

EUsEEG ft-----i- ID -g
By reference to our advertising columns it
wiii1 be seen that Mr.. John Ewing proposes to
offer at private sale Housed IIots, Farms,
Horses, So, BE, offers rare bargains, ,z-0 t
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
.s Religious Notice.

9 The RsE. Thomas A. Morris, Senior Bishop
81 5aS H. E. Church, viii preach IA the First
Asthodilt Episcopal Church Of this city, On
next sunday At 10l o ql0Ck, AN. RI 4s4s
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
'IaHaZGOsAss wringer.


,TIaH3E Clothes Wringer.
.5ea. agsI tEI g5i --s.zl
shsrman's self-adjusting and adjustable
clothes -wringeE- is -suPereeeding all others
whsreEer it comes. in contact with them. It
has more edjHsti5g power than any other
clothes wringer in the market. It has no
wooden frames ofcOg wheels 10 getaOut Of or
der. It is warranted in every respect. It
VIII IAof.rust! Tbsreis hoIwoad sabOdtit to
swell, shrink OF. decay. A child ten years Of
age caPsase it FL a
Buy one, and try It, and if It IS not perfect
ly satisfactory return qt, and your money will
be refunded. For sale BY BIaoER- g. FLEx1Ea,
TOrc6-Lig6t Building, Detroit street, xenia.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27

r ~ That good soldier. Col. Won sohrAder,
has been in our city for. the past few days.
We DO not know how long he is toremGin.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27

BG- We are dader erobligstiOns to Hon. S. s.
Cox for several copies Of Che Congressional
Globe.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-27
PROSPECTUS OF THB
Daily, Tri-Waekly and Weekly
Ohio State Journal,
ro E 1sss-

\ IA ws-loflal eVis l1at 80 n5E SANS
oirinr fu thfs country, upQn Iel l1eeges Of
ths aolIf ere lzel ren t aper
q necessity IL ever l1tel-l -s7Ii la-1ll
Thankfsl e. tie insleasiig patronage that
has ATTENDED eheir ef1rtsl p r1afe the Ohio
SIas Journal Flfst Ciass Family NspsPGPF,
ths PubIitha1l urg rr1l 3 eor nued ef-
sorir ia the direoticn of Erogress end improve
10 e thcir sin To make the Journal 9 COM
pIots compendium 81 Hegs, ehaste and pleas
aut fra1ido cumpanion, q faithful marEet
guide, loss and trpthlIl sEp5Rarit Of Pc
Htioai maiiers, 8 punotuai ehFonioler Of Leg
nE ti5iaI pr6eeading g and u
short q weekly summary oleve1ts the l1i-
liticsi eocial religious scientific and ooH-lleI-
oial world .Wifh tbs end 81 view, It WllI
sauttid 3 fill slHlIhary Of f'ourrsat news, (oa-
rrs1liopal Reports, Iegislasiye Procsading-
rrtsi Ettofis fE 6refEn shi DoHassio) the
latest 4a.egFlle lIlsEate Roll.e-l A-.al-
rqenoa Eiisrary eossip, Choieo PQstryr r-orig-
Trpfsr. Stories. Sketches, etc. - s-a- Aal
Due atfsntisn Viil elg9 be giTsn 70 Agrieul-
frro a1d Ed1eational eloirs.
~ as .Depaf ilcst VII Subzaee Lhs3atest
Forsiga dad Donssti8 intsiligence, foosiFSd
81 nal fnd TELEGRAPH, carefullF 6ollated,
fryla % the hour of going 70 press.
~ 1ef ~ ~ 9ls0h wiz Be Laiihlully
shreniolsd, each important event doFn % tAs
latsri rtltni hoiaG bFesented, sWita f9li de-
fsflr ~ Bsttlss' ind Of Military and Naval
~ Ca5 6lail 5saisl, nov, 81 llfol5ieIt,
uirl h1tEtil 3 teil che di7-iuisi iioafnlts
oaosi1 q put down tie existing "a -sicidaI re-
balliou aEainBt the best dfrssst g5Fsr1ldon
q tffaS. IA doing thiS, itCmayl be, called
upoa - tirlsa 70 Gpeak plainly bus II viii
q llFl 1pstt upon The 50nFi5tion 81 duty ana
nsFc 81 81 adulatsf linen in li 81 fldossi and
o win not hseiists q stFiP thsTguiss from
t7aitors dnd aympat6iEers 5ith fsbsllion, who
el-tt t.lr tFste5ntbls 6shLitssass under tie
hypoeriifosl ory Sf 8 peace fliat ia % Be- qb-
ssfEsd only ty. eonpfoniss With psbeI5 in
tr la glelI ~ e~o
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a Pacing. staIliOn For Sale.

: a Sam Hazefd Stallion, Sired by the far
famed Old, Sam Hazard, SO we'll known
tbroughei4 Ohio, He win be years old next
spring l. 16 hands high, and . fair sample Of
the Old Horse. He is o fast PAGER; has paced
a mile in min. and ~ seconds. Thishorse
cen be bought cheap for cash, or on time with
good paper. For further particulars call on
y p iil. 5G,ii IEzAi. JOHNSON ;Xsnie, 9. .
ian.6tE. a n s-..a.l ..t.., ...--s.,s ..
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Can and Pay Up.

An bsrsons indebted to john Flaming 8 Go.
will confer hfavor BY settling up on sight som'
accounts have been standing too long alfeadys an'
word to the wise issufieient
Xeuin. Jan. 10, IsGl.-G
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Official war Bulletin.

Fort CasWeu and other Rebel Works Evac-
uated--Large CspIursg Of Arms and Stores
-4Our LossesSmaller than at first reported.
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n .bolldiiorsf Ala Society. j

Ths3soldiers Ala. Society win meet this
( friday lsvsRing, at the residence Of Mr.. JoHN
LRArkE,.on WostAain street. 7-r.'i lla
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pS- The Springfield. RepvBEc. is for sale
i4 .saftor, Mr.. Wm- 4. Cnggeshall, Having'Bo-
come one OF the editors VI the 'OhiO State,
Journal
! .6WUaLA EEAIDO2CET
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union. Femsla seninsrE. q. Eenia.

This Seminary that has been in successful
operation under e-sqPerintendeRce Of the
late Rev. G. r. Mcmillan, viii be Continued.
Rev. DAVID HERON, Qate returned Missionary
iron India, will act as Superintendent The
next Session. will commence on pext WedHss=
day, February 1st. The former Teachers will
b5retained Prof. Fsssendeu having charge
Of the Musical department 20 60.
Those. wishing to secure an education wall
DO well 70 enter with tie Beginning Of the
Session, Mrs. Smart having charge Of the
boarding, will farnishaceOmmOdstions to al
who may attend. '-,s 1l-
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~ Soldiers eastward bound have been
5l5.lng through xs6ia for several days past.
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The BOid9f= and Southern States.

Containing, on q lazEs scale, the entire territory
embraced u the Rebellion locating the Battles and
BkiFuishes.nf theWar, enclosed in = Reat-Pooke
ea1o 80 Vhis6 -added, iH3s COX FORM a-Sketch
81 Two Hundred Battles. Soldiers, Marines and
CiVil1irnE Ghauld hufs it.. senton receipt Of 5pe.
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COMMER CIAL-
XeRla Market.
xnsIl, Thursday evening, Jan, 27, 1855.

Corrected trsskIy By z. Carey, S., at HdTb5ne' 4
Warehouse, eoTasr Second and Detroit Sts.
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"a Thanks to Senator Patton' and Repre-
sentative Spahr for Public Documents.
gToGG rT-a -C,gE aJIT1TJJ
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FOrsale by

.ofgtI, FFFHPoEEsAI1 FFFP1. ,4fED REFF44Hs 40
5O1 BROADWAG y
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NEW XoRk.
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ofthese we. have an immense assortment, in
Guiding War Scenes, American ana Foreign
Cities and Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, &C.,
&C.. Also. Revolving Stereoscopes, for public
or private exhibition. Our Catalogue win be
sent to any address on receipt of}stamp. :
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In answer to a call for publication Of the
Law relating to the building Of Public Halls
We herewith Pteseat iilin full to our citizens,
as it passed the Legislature last winter: