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TnE CONTINENTAL MAIL STEAMSHIP I oArAhY.-
nsw line mereaa rat steamers from EevY nkto Ant
wcp rs Gsvrr viii dispatch they first steam 'pp tas
CiroaSsiar on Wednesday. Ito lsh inst. At 9P n Tue
Postmaster General has arranged with this Company 70 ans
port the Continental mails tus avoiding the extra "
pen'c Il TIE renst tsohgh Great Brtai THIS Compa'b
mas sprorted the DAY Of departure Of tie Cunad steamers
from Boston and vii thus enable TO mai tae
letters Que day later thaS ae Boston Crnsrter Tbs CIR
cas5lsn IS rassd Al and u very fast
The Triswne Eniprged. !
Notwithstanding Ule faa taat the size Of Tux Tals
USE has becn creased than one quarter the prc, v
remain the cane. - .t.l.E
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DAILY TRIBUsB.
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ruE ArroEEEY. GEyERALsnW.

The President has sent telegram 70 Judge staos'
bury oe portfolios OF the Attorney Office
Tie has not yet sgu6ed lis intention OF accepting the posi-
s. TIE Jdee frie sd Gle arc Of opinion that he will
Decline IT, Do accom-; Of lis health which is not ery good
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sewing siachines

EXCHANGED, FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
Poyr pise in she City where yoa ind a. 4.-so
SEWING MACHINES. ana where you exchange TINS
within thirty sy,or shy other Machine ehsS noe
.,ti.aeL sIBLEY a srO0Ps.
No 6i3 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

REPORT OF TIM ROYAL coMNssos-TFE WEATHER
AND CRorS-FXPoRTs-MLiT PoRcB-PUBLIc
.uEALTu-DEPARTURE or BLACK SETTLER FOR
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IONTKOLLFK CLhRK.
The resignation of Controller Clark was accepted
today by the President take effect the 23d inst sue
will be named the Senate along
ofJudgc Sansbnry for the position Of Attorney General.
THE BANKRUPT ELL
There seems to be little hope Of securing any action
the Bankrupt bill this session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

lin perso-y with esteem and fieudshp ar1 would cheer
fully pariicr in rny Ocrng express appreciation OF his
measure. bt am ready 20 furnish eral 40 tle kadi
Gals BY returning 20 power men who melted resistance % laws
M the ranks of the army. speak u myself
ard ~ 1-ari is responsible fer this communication
ItsfFs HrCurs
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MILITARY PRIsoxERS RELEASED.

The following important order vas l'.utu IU'uH! "
Adit. Gen. Townsend:
: WAN DEPARTsISI. AnJUTAST-GENEEAL = OFFICE .
WASHINGTON iily j. ls66.
C;KEERAL ORDERS No. 4G Ordsd lhat all persons WHO
aye una.roR sentence military coufte hn4 nave Defu
tx months except those who arc under sohe
Fc- I've crj~leS Of rape and exc ps to'e
are under lac IOrtngas De discharged fo
rp-soaucn, and the residue Of their sentence relIc-
tss hc heong 20 the military and their term IN
xnired viii be returned % their command is st IN sei
twice and their release Conditioned upon then "Hs 1
Isl term and being OF good behavior
, Nv order of the President If the United States.
T. d. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adjuf 1nt-Icnefa-
,rry-Iisfs Of uriSOucrs discharged RON Confinement
p thus order viii be seat TO the AdiuiautGeneral al
1 Y ....nQtou. ID. {.
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U. s. STEAMER WMOosKI I


The following has been received at the Navy De
partment.
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b.. how 10 DO ithss question II friends give Us Che
M shoulder will avail Better to 60 down 70 the recon
,dr so-e No.. and Bung Sip foot Of John st. and take tho
advice our er.pd boy John sspre TO be poetic VII
Would you my friend youG money spend
And vet remain the urhefi
Then Il a Burlng-sip.
AID buy PLATED PITCHER
IL "a,
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ARKAYsAs.

From Little Rock, Ark, an affidavit Of Justice
n;e..e Is received stating that the County Clerk A. "
rsfses to record the marriages Of freed people accord
sag 10 the digest chap lO9 90 He shall record the
rage certificates Of persons No ausion IN any nsnnes
10 color On refusal the $780, The Clerk holds the
law means whites which the Justice claims Is matter OF
~ on Lot Of law He ntimates that the people give sin
e. evidences Of III disposition toward the Government
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The members OF COVENANT LODGE. No. .. O. Of y
hereby attend the funeral Of brosher ABRAHAM
HARRIS II meet tAeir Lodge Rooms, No AZ
BSWery Till RsDAl a. y NJ promptly by order o. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

Ut. % NLI3 PTIseIT'N Ih' V-'TII'T 0I
uI Interested miHcTnl lands aud mining m CahDThn
Nevada Coorau Itah Montana, Idaho ana Arizona seeing
that bin has been introduced promising 10 chatge tue
usage of Government with regard 10 mineral indN nig
ing ur1n the House Of Representatives 10 pass the senate on
entitled An egaZe the occupation u mineral lands
and 10 nd te eht OF pccmption Hereto which was
f,rrrd 10 n ne Committee on Minef aud Ilang.
ADJOr RSRiESr.
The House at ~. adjourned. the thermometer beng
then al
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

$50 feet in length, perfect model in shape.
seamen, and no doubt was entertained bv
those who ought to know that she was going
to sea to receive at some point her arma-
ment for the Chilian service. The fact of
her having received clearance created
much excitement among the Spanish houses
down town, and the Spanish Consul showed
by his prompt action that he really enter
tanned serious fears of her hostile character.
She is now in charge of United States
ofneers. I arz = ..ts .9.-Ts roH !
The OterO Case. d -
The trial of Frances Cogena and Salvador,
aceomplices in the oter0 murder, was re-
sumed this morning. The evidence is en-
trely for the prosecution. .9aI
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She Passes the Amendment!
NEW YORK NEWS
O'MAHONY GOING TO PARIS.
Gold closed last night $50 SO.
From Columbus.
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
COLUMBUS, January 20.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
COLUMBUS, January %.
THE SENATE.
In the Senate to-day bills were introduced
to revive the act of last year establishing q
Board of Commissioners toexamine military
claims; to provide for the inspection of Pc
troleum oil for illuminating purposes; to au-
thoriEe the Society of Savings to buy land
and erect buildings for their own use; and
to repeal the act exempling the property of
persons in the service of the United States
from execution.
pay the claim Of Dr.. Wyf6es for salary as
Superintendent ofthe Northern Ohio Luna
tic Asylum was discussed at great length;
and finally passed the Senate. Yeas, 20
nays, IL.
A resolution was adopted authorising the
State Treasurer 20 sell the coin in the treas
ury at not less than the market price, and
place avails to the general revenue fund.
There is about 900 on hand.
A resolution from the House appointing
joint committee to enquire and report on
the purchase of a residence for the Governor
was rejected by the Senate by vote of Is
to 19, but the vote was reconsidered.
THE HOUSE.
In the House the Senate bill to change
the time of the winter term of the court in
Summit county was passed. Also a bill
requiring the Commissioners of all the coun-
ties of the State to establish the lines of the
true meridian as heretofore authorized in
some of the counties.
Bills were introduced authorizing the for
nation of joint stock companies to insure
stock, &C.; to prevent fraud in listing prop
erty Furnishing seduction under promise
of marriage, 20.
Resolutions were reported from tbs Judi.
ciary Committee, removing from Office Judge
Parsons, of the Second Judicial District, in
Of hopeless insanity.
The discussion on the subject had not
when the House adjourned.
CAMP CHASE TO BE VACATED.
Il is understood that Camp Chase is soon
% vacated as a military post, and Tod
scks, within the limits of the city cor
On, reopened for use in closing up the
Vof the war.
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A New Way to Paw youI DAM.


The New York Evening Poet repub-
fishes and endorses scheme for paying,
our national debt suggested by Mr.. Lit
tell In recent number Of his Liring Ags.
1t may be briefly summed up- as follows:
The present amount of national bank
notes in circulation is 5000, 900, 900. These
are secured by the same amount Of Gov
ernment bonds, deposited in the Treasury
before the notes are issued to the banks
and upon which the Government pavs fbs
banks six per cent. interest. The United
States therefore becomes endorsers for
the banks, and, contrary 10 business
usage pay roundly for that 1eriviIe1e
The amount of the annual interest nsid
the banks is shout S1s, ,OOe. 600. and this
Mr.. Littell proposes TO save tothe Govern
ment By causing it to redeem all national
bank notes by legal tender currency, then
10 call upon the banks to redeem their
notes with the stocks held, and cancel the
latter when thus returned This would
not occasion any contraction of the eur-
rency and would give the nation q circu-
lating medium, as well secured as the pre-
sent. 1t would lessen the amount of our
interest-beartng debt 100000 600 and
save over sls,OO0,O00 per annum. M.
tittell then proposes as an alternative
that the present system be continued. but
that the bonds held by the banks shall mot
pay interest to the latter, but that the
amount thus aecruing shall be paid over
into the Treasury, to eonstitute a sinking
land for the payment Of the whole debt.
1 ms sum would amount to $1s 00O, 900 the
first year, and this would itself earn in
terest the next year to the amount of
more than 81, 100000; 50. that at the end
OF the second year the fund would, consist
OF this $4,000, 600 with one years inter-
est thereon, making SIS, 000,0Oo and of
another 100000 for the second wear.
in all $37,OOo,OOO. At the end Of the
third year the fund is $4,000, ,O0o.-A
the end of the fortieth year it amounts
over 50, 7o0. .oOO, 900, and our entire. deb i
could be raised from our shoulders wiz
cut difficulty. We give this theoryr
what it is worth. 5-,--1 : : g "a
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Iuaemuity for Loss Of Life or Bod

Indemnity for Loss Of Life or BOd1'
IL Iniury.-The original Travellers Insurance
Co.. of Hartford Conn, insures against Accidents
Of al kinds Cash assets, Sept, 1855, $o52 SIl4b.
The Travellers Insurance Company OF Hartford,
Conn. il the pioneer accident insurance company
Of this country; 1t has issued over THIRTY THOU
sArp policies, (up to November ~ and paid over
sfx ruxSnrD lOsses-lncluding the large sum Of
aooO paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for IRsz TEAM $3.50 in premiums.
protective insurance sgkinIt loss OF life or In
Jury By accident, anywhere and st al times. No
medical esaninatios required.
GENIAL AooIDzEr PoLIcIEs.-Ths best policy
for every man, vhethsr he travels much or little,
Is General Accident Foley, which insurssa against
every possible form Of sasualty, at all times and
places.
:, ovx MozrH GzxxRAE AccIDEET PoLIcEEs.-
rREarsrHRrD. .I-This Company now Issues q very
convenient fora Of One Month General Accident
Policies, at the rate Of 81 pal. .thOusand-with s6
per week compensation fol each thousand insured.
These are much better than ticket policies, for
travellers and others desiring short risks as they
\ eau be taken in any amount from $6oot SlO,OOo
They cover all secidsnts, snd each policy is register
Cd 30 that the insurance ia good ease the policy
is lost or destroyed. ss ts
For mechanics or others who can not sasilI
spare the amount Of ANIMAL premium, bu
would like to insure By the month, these shor
time policies are 'sJust the thing" To any per
SON who insurss each month, for SIX months con
secutivsly, policy for the remaining ak month
viii be given without charge, Except policy fs
Of one soIlar.)
Pol8esss issued and losses promptly paid By
4 .s~5br-5 .fHAYER D MUNsQN, Agents,
4 y1f; Park Bdfiding, nszt 70 Court House,
dseis.Ra Cleveland, Ohio.
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Fen to Pieces.
Fenian Moo aTeeting.
Washington News.
Decision Affirmed.

WAsHISeToN, January 23.-The Supreme
Court of the United States has delivered an
opinion in the case of late ship Admiral,
British ship with q cargo of salt and coal
which was captured by the U. s. steamer
Alabama, Dec. IS, 1861, taken to Philadel-
phia, there libelled as prize, asserting that
the vessel was liable TO condemnation and
should be condemned. The Supreme Court
has affirmed the decree of condemnation,
sustaining the position taken by the Govern
ment. t.7e1-
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General News.
Died.

.G Died. So t--s
EPHItADELPEIA; January 23-Hou. Oswald
Thompson, presiding Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, and one of Philadelphia's
most brilliant lawyers, died this morning,
from a second stroke of paralysis, which
happened a few days since. The Courts
adjourned at once on the announcement Of
his death. . -- --.-i1 -ii4 -
Fell TO Pieces. ~
UT1oA, January 23.-The immense engine
Of the Utica steam cotton mills of this city
fell to pieces this morning. Something was
seen to be out Of order with it, and while
the Engineer and Superintendent were ex-
amining the walking beam it fell with q
tremendous crash and made a complete
wreck of the engine. Its original cost was
S30,0OO. The effect of it's fall will probably
be to stop the operations of the mill for the
winter.
Fenian Mass Meeting.
BUFFALO, January 2S.-There will be a
grand Fenian mass meeting in this city on
Friday evening next. the 26th inst. Col.
VIM. R. Roberts, of New York, Gen. Swee-
ny, Patrick Corbett and others will make
addresses. a' @
81 1t is understood that the proposed Com
gress on February lst, in this city, will not
come off. 80 i+cL -.F ral
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~ Toall1 49, isdslI 20 =
r. COLONEL o'nAuorv .
Nyw va I.,,,,o.- 90 T,.-.,
* ~, - 70
;nts,,,3 - - ~ .ss ..'s w
So - : - .-.-' - .se9 so0H'
NEW 1AzskT LEeIsLAfuRE.
TREsroSS N J., January 23-The joint
leaolusloa IN regard TO the Constitutional
Amenament AM was discussed IN the Senate to-.
gay, and passed BY vote Of 13 yeas against
nays
Mr- Scogllle, President Of the Senate,
n, maze an able speech which was much ap-a
PiSooeo' IN iaVor Of the amendment :,
nesoiutlons thanking our soldiers and
Sailors and their eommanders were passed
unanimously p y- rcra gci.1sa = I.7 ,shr
,oa an .. ene nosse resolution directing that
avsIt .s 0s Irsn tomorrow IN horror Of the
sfe .sIoss=ztlAH. - on
al 1sl.1 I, anusry zs.77Ehe latest adxices
St1 oSlee say mat tne loss 70 the Utica
can Oo'Son Mills is sf9,VVO.
The Hecia works at Westmoreland Oneida
county, owned By H. P. Seymour FIrsr. -
stroyed by FIRE on Sunday mornfn0 ~ -
.p,,s--,.
e
LIN S,sl. Sslos, y u January 23-Ths
~ a., court arrested negro on
- - 0us,s ol craving pistol on white
man, ana sentenced him to be sold into SER
aIs; s.Ssas - Mslor Mye9ershsm Ofthis Distriet
6a 49, anu parties connected to
matter viii bs Hrne5s IN inns city The
= 10 SUPREME COURT.
~ PHrLADELPHIA, January 2s.-In- the su-,
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2 a GEE. BRIsBsE has besn placed in command
at Pine Bluff Ark.
In is reported that O,Mahcny will soon 60
| to Paris. ! s.--i-',,,.,, = - 1;s.. ''
R. H. CooIIDGE, surgeon in the o. 8. A.,
died in North Carolina recently.
THR Negro testimony bill passed to sec
ond reading in the. House of the Tennessee
Legislature, by vote of So to IS.
PARTicuLkRs Of the late fires in Titusville
viii be found in the telsgraPhic columns
on the Sd page.
GEN. WADE, gallant cavalry officer, son
Of Senator Wade, has been assigned to q
command at Duvall's Bluff, Ark.
TIE trial of an accomplics of FernsndeE
in the oterO murder has commenced in New
1 York s-ylF ,ECaI'.-t q ~ i-'-r
AOiA. gaa4sf.ss .aLLs1.4 ulB
On account of 50 many and severe losses
the last year the Columbian Marine Insur-
apce Cenpsny Of New York have decided
to close up their affairs. el1
TIE engine Of the Utica n. ~ Steam
Cotton Mil fell TO pieces yesterday with
tremendous crash, The mill will thus be
stepped for the winter
A CALL has appeared in Tennessee to hold
amass meeting in Nashville on Washing
tons birthday, to secure an endorsement Of
the Presidents policy as7,s-i - -..zu
"A MEETING of the Montreal, Toronto and
Quebec Boards Of Trade was held at Mon
t+eal Yesterday, atwhich it was resolved
'hSt tne "eiisno canai snould De enlarged
Hon. oswALD THoxPsoN, presiding judge
Of the PhiladslPhis court Of common pleas
and a brilliant Ir lawyer died in that city
yesterday from stroke of paralysis.
THROUGH the efOrtsOf the Spanish Consul
at New York, vessel which had obtained
clearance and was putting to sea day be-
lore y ys:ssIdpay sp 2 cruise = y was SUPPOSED
az sCHa.l.n Privs'ssf, xA. .ei.se ~ govsfn'
men' oinciAiS anu nef departure Pfe'sn'su
ellEl the senase' yesterday there was a
lengthy deDate on the bii 70 enlarge the
powers Of the Freedmen's Bureau Partici-
Pated in by Messrs. Salisbury Fessenden'
McDopgah' Trum0uli ana others rs'aJa
a< sampson county OOuft' N naVlng
fiee negro On me scAafge OF craving
pistol on white man, sentenced MN 70 De
: sOid s4dr into serVisuee' whereapon tne min'ary
commander OF the district placed the eOur'
Andsn parties concerned under arrest.
A DIsPArcH from New York opens prom
issl Hee0,tr ee0,ftr ne1ffni fffsn
flag intent on great rsyaess on British com
meree; but ends IN 9 very comndon-place
notice of new pilot-boat.
Tar British baruue Diadsm which left
New York for liverpool on the sth inst.
eabsfzedsi1 gale oniths 9th. The eal-Sin's
wife and two other persons were drown4
and the 1slTa captain and four Of the crew after
vsras died from exposure.
-. go. N.-yo,t N which tn.
Z ! ~ 1tyel 80 n s.swart q The prose-
mercnHn ere tHee = :. - thst f;lthy .cay-
eDI0r eno sne ptOlr.As. n.." " $4,000 49, Grew
enger IN ,.oo --e.'s ,--sI..o-o .r,;.ls
out Oi 'ne PuOoio = - - -. r,srt;on-
in which, Arr 6teWarIb nAlhr sr@9 AAeA-e-N4
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ASAeiated Press Report.
Frtn New York.
FOAhe shiIian serxiea.

a merchant vsei. aIleggI Post says
for the Chin service Sgalnl5kSsnuee
cleared at this ort to-day: me ciea1aln
was granted atel full lnVesIgstlon ri
the representative Of the ePanh govern
ment here, who furnished &c fVidenee
whatever against the vessel u had no
arms or other war material on Drd ana
under our revenue laws coulo no3e de-
-ss4.-eaW S.4.et WAe--.-l~A-annA was granny the
vessel she was seized upon by the s.nish
renresentative. She is now held ,der
authority of one of the United States oters
in this city.
a nrevailinr incertitude almost suspenI
legitimate business in several department
of the industrial enterprise and until ou
financial policy is more ascertainable ther
il little prospect of much improvement
The loan market is easy at per cent, "
hear of call loans at 8, but there is alway
something special in the circumstances
Commercial paper is dull at 1910 wit
less demand.
The stock market is depressed pad lower
Governments are well sustained, but ran
road shares are weak.
A Supposed Privateer. q
The Daily News of to-dsy. says; A yesse
bearing the Irish flag, and supposed II
tended for privateer, left this port yestei
day morning, under command OF CaPtai
Morley. The News adds, we may soon e.
meet to hear of depredations on British con
merce.
It appears the supposed Fenian privste'
was simply new pilot, which went on
trial trio. The crew being composed
| Irishuen, they hoisted sun burst, goil
| down the bay. The vessel returned ls
evening.
- Vessel Seized.
The Commercial gives further partleuls
regarding the seizure of the supposed Chill
privateer. Yesterday clearance for
snIendid propeller was applied Tor at
Custom House, and after g careful lnvestle
tion of the case by Surveyor Wakemt
clearance was granted. The vessel
about leaving port to-day when she v
siezed by the O. 8. Marshal, under an orc
from Judge Belts, which was granted
renresentations made by the Spanish Com
who stated the vessel was going 10 ses
enter into the service of Chill against spa
she had no armament on board, but '
} veil manned, and was in proper condlt
A receive full compliment OF war-hke y
tariel. The vessel was the Meteor wh
vas built by Mr.. Forbes, IN Boston, Tor
nurpose of chasing and capturing the Pr
| Alabama, She is magnificent snip
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fsr.alrfsras.-ftze American Genera1 in
fha Mexican Army.


crapTfsraz-fhe American GeneFa1 in
the Mexican Army.
The General Crawford named in the
dispatches as on his way from Mexico to
Washington City, is an East Tennesseesn,
and formerly Of the Federal volunteer
army. He became refugee from his ma
tive State during the psrsecution of Union
.men which followed the act Of secession,
and early in the war organised battery
of artillery, at Camp Dick Robinson, Ken
Ttuckv, composed of TennsseSEefugees,U Of
which he was commissioned Captain.
With bis battery he accompanied General
Burnside on his memorable march across
the Cumberland mountains into East Ten
nessse, Under authority from Gen. Burn
side be recruited and organized the First
Regiment Tennessee Volunteer Light Ar
tiiIery, using his old command as a nucleus
in thelformation of the new. Many pri-
! yatesoldiers of Ohio regiments were com.
missioned in this loyal Tennessee organisa,
ton Of which Crawford was made Colo
/ mel. In theheight of his apparent pros
perity, Colonel Crawford was arraigned 81
charges of embezzlement and appropria
ton of public property to private uses. i
1 was specified that he had enriched him
self BY robbIng the General Goysrnmen
and private citizens, taking horses Ani
other movable property which ne. sen
\ North and converted into money for hi
Town beneAt,s Hs was trisd BY court MAJ
tial convicted and dismissed the serviet
| Prssuming upon bis military record b
1 offered bis services to the Government
the Republic Of Mexico which were ~
Z cepted, and President JuareE rewards
him with Generalship. The character
his mission has not transpired, but vha
. ever its nature Fs predict for him . M
very Aattering reception. Juarez shoul
!, have more sagacity than to send IS
envoy to represent him at Washington
: man convicted by the United States 60
s=.9I2, =.9I2,ant of ass1Eisssdf thefts.
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IPubIic BTeeting at CARROTS HG

IIPubIic Meeting at CARROTS Hail.
A NESTING of the friends Of the late Lisutenants
pslany snd Lantry, Of the sth Regiment Of Ohio
Volunteers, who were killed in the great fight at
Autieta, will be held at earrett's Hail. on Thurs
day evening, jan 25th, at haifpast o'clock. with
view to adopting suitable measures for the srec-
tiou Of nozvMEST to the memory Of these brave
o1ieers who 80 nObly gave up their lives for their
eountry. All persons friendly to this object are
cordially invited to attend. jan20:2sS
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cRocE RIES.
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TREnRRIOK CYRIA1,

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