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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
II the last year remedy for CANCER-purey
vegetable and perfectly harmless Persons visiting h
will not be required pay anything until is effected
unless that have been rendered ncurabe least
doubtful, by the of Mineral posons. He also treats
scrua tumors disease of the throat rheumasm
affections. &c.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest char.
acter forwarded to any that may wish them
Address, j. A. CLOPTON,
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CANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORS, SCROFU.
u LA, and all other Diseases of the Skin, cured by the
of DR.. Clopton's remedies.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest charac
ter, forwarded to any that may wish them
Persons wishing test the wonderful efficacy of Dr.
COpons Remedies must CORRECTLY describe their disease
giving all the particulars from its commencement location
extent &C." Medicines sent by mail.
Address J. A. CLOPTON, NJ. D.
Huntsville, Ala.
January 8. 8
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NEW BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG
~ Youths Progressive Drawing Book-First Step
Step by Step; or First Lessons for Children.
Step by Step; Early Lessons No. 2.
My Mother; by Comus-wth beautiful colored pictures
The Life of Ship, "
Mister Fox, Wife and Young Ones,
The Boy who turned into Monkey "
The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast,
Evil Deeds and Evil Consequences-wth coored pictures
The Giant Killer the battle which all must fight.
Roby Family or battling with the World.
Hudsons Bay; by the author of The Young Fur Ira
ders"
The Bible llour Scripture Lessons for the little
at home.
The Young Fur Traders-a tale of the far North by r.
NJ. Ballantyne.
For sale by p
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March 20, 1858. a.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW VOLUMES
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
NAMELY,
Edinburgh, North British, Westminister, and
London Quarterlies, and BlackwOOd's
Edinburgh Magazine, (MOnthly,)
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1855.
Terms SUBSCRIPTION.
Any one Review Blackwood, $3 year. Backwood
and Reviewer any two Reviews, Is. The four Re-
views and Backwood so Pour copies to address $50
the four Reviews and Backwood to any Post Office in the
United States cnly so cents year. Namely: "A cents
year each Review and "a cents year Blackwood
Address, L. SCOTT 4 Co. Publishers,
81 Gold Street, Corner Fulton, New York.
April !, 1858. N-h
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A. M. NOBLE,
LATHROP. LUDINGTON & co.

CARD.
PERCIvAL GRANT ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL
ENGINEERS,
GoDD1N's HALL, RICHMOND, VA.
HTAvING SOME IMPORTANT BUILDINGS (FOR
IL which they supplied Designs to superntend in this
State, have found it necessary to open Branch Office in
Raleigh (second floor Smiths Brick Buding where they
will be prepared to supply-DEsGNs, WoRK1NG DRAwINGs
and SPEcIFcArIoSs for Churches Public and Private Build
ings and laying off Ornamental Grounds.
Address Box lO6, Raleigh N. c.,
Box s2S, Richmond, Va
vacancy for articled pupil of good habits and edu
cation
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1858. 3-6m
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Why IS 1t that e. r. Nash, OF PeteTsbufg, con.
tinues to Sell SO many Pianos?
VNHE ANSWER Is PLAIN AND TRUTH.
IL full follows:-
Because for than twenty years he has conscientious
ly avoided selling any but the BEST INSTRUMENTS!
And the natural result has been, that every of the
Thousands of Pianos he has sold has had effect
ling Others and thus year after year. his sales have ncreas
ed until to meet the demand he finds necessary keep
suppose for that his Pianos had been of doubtful
quality any candid thinking person fail to that the
pubic would long since have found it out and the result
have been falling of instead of increase in sales?
T.. P. NASH,
Petersburg, Va.
April l, 1858. 81
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
ssMURFREESBORO' CIT1ZENs0
AN OR ABOUT THE lST OF JANUARY NEXT, IF
sufficient patronage can be secured will be issued the
first number Of the "MURFREESBORO CITIZEN"
The "Clr1zEN is designed TO- be Literary and Family
yielding manly support to the present Administration,
but Independent to approve or dsapprove whaaever u
praiseworthy otherwise. Our motto shall be sf
t"Nullsus adactus yurare ~ oeS5a AaQiseri.n
Persons to this prospectus is sent requested
to return it. rthes by the 18th Of January next that
the publishers know what number Of copies to ISSUE
TERMs:-Two Dollars year. strictly in advance
Address Publishers Of the Murfreesboro' Citizen Mur'
freesboro, North Carolina" 4 s.-..1..,.ss 81 5i
z WILLIAM s. ORR.
. January IL, 1885, ~ .. -
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. BOOKS
lyl WINNERS PIANO FORTE PRIAER-A new and
complete method of learning to play on the Piano Forte
without Master -
In this work the rud;ments Of Music explained in
new aud simple manner while Melodies Scales and Exer.
cses ntroduced which cacuted to interest and
of the newest Songs Polkas Marches Waltze Q1adres
and Opera Airs before published in any similar work
Price FIFTY CENTs. Il.
Also the same plan ~. III, s5y,z.z ss
WINNERS GUITAR PRIMER, ,seg @
WINNERS VIOLIN PRIMER,
WINNERS FLUTE PRIMER .ssr.
WINNERS ACCORDEON ands fe
80 FLUTiNA PRIMER.
Price Of each FIyTY CKsn
". L. P0NEROY.
Raleigh, March 90, 1858. a.
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DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
u approved FORM just printed and for sale ct the
.Standard" Office. u Esaae . .st4
Also Wrts subpoenas, warr,nta a.d variety Of othsr
blanks. 3 sase
Ang Is. T.
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R @ E@yIsED CODE, PRICE e. = - o. Posraos
"'' " "'a' W. L. POMEROY
Also. the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining. IS so.
w. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms 1redell Executors and Law Books gem
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January II, 1856. IL
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1858. 1858.
RALEIGH AND GASTUN RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
AN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH
u of April, the Passenger Trains will run as folows
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 9, a. m,
Arrive al Weldon l.3O, p. m.
Leave Weldon at ll.3O, a. M,
Arrive at Raleigh 4, p. m.
Accommodation Train leave Raleigh at 4.2O D. m.
Arrive at Weldon ! 40, p. m.
Leave Weldon at 9, p m.
Arrive at Raleigh 4, a. m,
Connecting with the Trains of the Railroad
at Raleigh.
JAMES NJ. POOL
Ticket Agent
April ]. 1858. Eft
H Register copy.
SITUATION WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED
- Teacher Of thorough Classical and English education
is desrous Of obtaining situation Instructions given in
the theory and practice Of Civil Engineering, Surveying
Navigation Draughting, Plotting, &C.
Instruction also given in French and Italian
For further information please inquire at this Office
April l, 1858. Eft
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.
MILTON q GRA HAM,,
Importers and JObbers,
VN7ILL. EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w March full and we-selected stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which will be disposed
of at the lowest prices Merchants from the South and
West invited to call and examine at the old stand of
Paul McIlwane No 60 Sycamore Street. Petersburg, Va
~ Strict attention given to orders.
February l6, 1885, 15-1y.
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS.

SOLICITORS BLANKS.
VNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
ments, just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
to wit
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
Afray,
Selling Liquor to Slave
Trading with Slaves
Cohabiting with Slave
FOrnicatiOn and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, &C.
Price 81 per quire All blanks not hand, printed
to ORDER 62-
June 26.
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Swaim's Justice...Revised.
THE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE,
practical guide to the Laws of the State and the de-
csons OF the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs
dcton of the Justices of the Peace Of Court under
the Revised Code of together with full instruc
tOns, and numerous new Forms and Precedents.
EDWARD CANTWELL Esq, LII. B.
CLansel0rat LaU .
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned at the NorthC Book
store, Raleigh, N. c., and is now for sale in
One Vol of nearly 800 pages at the low price of IS So
Postage to part of the State of the United States
36 cents Upon the receipt of four dollar n G. Bank Bill
the work will be mailed address change enclosed
in United States post Office stamps
HENRY D. TURNER,
N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c., 18th Sept So
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RALEIGH. N 9. WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 4 1858.
BUSINESS CARDS.

~
DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH 4 &AMERICAN FABRICS
TTAVE NOW IN STORE COMPLETE ASSORT-
IL ment of and seasonable Dry Goods, for the
Spring and Summer Trade.
attention solicited from the North Carolina
{ '-'N JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
VIM. II. CROW
March 8, 1858. 20
NEW STOCK OF HATS SPRING, 1858. =
THOMAS R. M RE,
Wholesale & RETAIL DEALER
HATS, CAPS, FURS, STRAW GOODS Ac.
Ibis heavy SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF HATS,
CAPS and STRAW GOODS, which will compare favora-
bly, quality and price to those of any obbng house in
No. 6s Sycamore Street,
(Od stand of Major Moore,)
ur,, 7a,s Petersburg sg.,m Va
+ A. M. NOBLE,
LATHROP. LUDINGTON & co.
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. % 25 Park Place. and 20 & % Murray Street,
Between Broadway and Church St.
NEW YORK.
R. D. LATHROP
c. H. LUDlNGT6N,
J. H. MORRISON,
R. J. HUNTER.
January 9, 1858. l2- IT,
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DRESS GOODS, LACES, WHITE GOODS AND EN-
BROIDERIES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY.
EDWIN G. CHEATHAM.
RMAN, DAVIS & co..
IMPORTERS JoBBERs OF
SILK, GOODS,
81 Chambers ef 81 Reade Streets, Neao York.
SAM'L FURMAN,
JOHN G. DAVIS,
VIM G. NOBLE
JAS McNULTY.
February 10, 1885, l5-5tpd
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SILVER PLATED GOODs.-PLATED ON Az
- bata, German Silver, and White Treble
Pate-Consisting Spoons liable and Tea Ladies', Tea
Sets Uns Casters Cake Baskets Fruit Stands Walters,
Goblets Cups Moasses Cups Sugar Baskets Salt Cellars,
Mustard Cups, Crumb Scrapers, Fish Knives, Pie do &c
A supply of the above,
Received this day,
By d. D. TURNER,
n. G. Book Store
Raleigh, March 16, 1858. 22-
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS JOBBERS
RIBBONS MILLINERY, SILK GOODS. STRAW BON
NETS, FLOWERS AND RUCHES.
No. 237 Baltimore st., 6eteen Cha, les and Hanooer s,
BALTIMORE.
Our Stock will be found unequalled in variety extent
and cheapness Terms strictly six months per cent
off for par funds.
Feb. 16, 1858. 143mpd
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BARRON &. WATSON. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON l. MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burling Slip,
NEW YORK -
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec. L. 7-swtf.
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WRAPPING PAPER
w supply from the Wachovia Paper Mills, n c.,
just received, and for sale by -
W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh, March 90, 1858. A
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acaus seed In here and. wall be "l o'e' nj ,ht 4,
Tha.e was a lar,e meeting held heFei"-' N'''-
push on the column. ha,s hoard
Co., Connoo,;or, for months In the last State
Election "tbe National American P"Y u c, ,u"'
State was mere spPeod'ee or iee"er ., "a, n,
Democracy. 1t helped that party to carry oe1aas
ton, Waterbury and other Old n.g '.ronS0 "ni
II gave them Bridgeport and other large towns ana
thu. returned two CongreSsmen 70 support Tue
Iecomyton fraud. And now II the Nations,
aner;csns will put up ticket OF their own ana
,.,poyt IT, they will be doing the Republicans a
SIGNAL favor. But unless they are closely watched
they will play the old game-talk American noml-
nsts as Americans, but vote for tho Irregular
alice Of the Border Rufians. We will thiok our
friends throughout the State to keep an eye on
their movements and report them.
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Indeed. b. aiElss,oo of lie psltloPanon N the
scheme Of depicting tbe Treasury by The Distribution
of certain agricultural works 70 the school dst1cts.
Is meWhat inconsistent with biz denial Of ITS eN-
-tencc; Tor ~ IL conduct INDICATED BY the accr-
sa;ion that l myself Vas eudesvorns 10 iDcuicate
upon the Legislature the study oil philosophy. Your
correspondent, however Is stsken as to the nature
Of The philosophical works that Was recommend.
ng. Having in view the probable dissatisfaction Of
the constituents Of certain members of the cabal st
their suhscryiency to the lobby il is possible that
did recommend to some Of them the purchase Of
Zimmerman on Solitude, and Boethns on Retire.
ment. But these were1ntended as personal invest
ments and if made the gentlemen referred to must
now find consolation in their peruSal.
Your correspondent is also unfortunate in his
attempt to yindcate certain nominations OF this
csba to high pubic Office. For instance, that of
FORSYTH as Secretary OF State. His nomination for
this post was not Que to his eminent talents nor
public services but to his subservency to the lobby
to an easy public virtue whichis sure criterion
Of the innate moral deprayity which made him the
favorite OF the lobby who nominated him for that
place.
have however no wish 10 90 over the past eN-
cent as teaching lis what toavod. II is iul Of such
teachings and il warns the Republican party not to
place itself under the guidance Of men who form g
political eamariHa in the State, and who have nc
sympathy with public measures unless the! conduce
to personal profit.
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Mr. HOWARD (Mich.) called attention to the fact
that the bill providing for the deficiency in the appro
prisi0n for printing now before the Committee Of the
Whole the State of the Union had not VET been dis
cussed but that the debate was devoted 10 general
subjects That bill has grown ont of abuses which Il
suffered TO continue will bankrupt the Treasury Yet
moi single member of the Committee an Ways and
Means or Of the Printing Committee has been able TO
get the floor to discuss the provisions OF the bill or
der TO bring out what has led to system of abuses
AL ought TO unite in order TO give the mater full a-
vestgation IL the members devoted TINS day TO the
country BY thoroughly probing this subject their con-
sttuents will forgive them for all the time heretofore
wasted in speaking of Indians, Mormons, Kansas and
bunoombe generally. (Laughter.I he offered re7olu
tons for extending the debate on the blu ti
and for copfning the speeches strictly to the subject
Mr.. JOHN COCIIRANE IN. W objected for the
simple reason that il was now too late 10 insist on
such course, the Committee OF the Whole on ths
State Of the Union having yesterday distinctly reiuSed
10 enforce the rule.
Further proceedings on this subject were terminated
by the House going into Committee Of the Whole on
the Printing Deficiency bill
mr. BURNETT lky.l was proceeding TO discuss the
pruning question, when Mr.. Greenwood Ark sport
lively raised the point 10 whether Mr. Burnett WAS
In order, az he was confning himself TO the subject
under consideration.
The Chairman decided that Mr. Burnett was in
order.
M. BURNETT said that the public printing had
been charged asa source Of corruption through which
the Treasury is robbed. Also, that gentlemen who
hold the Office Of Public Printer realize prncely for
tunes, and that extensive combinations are formed
through which the printing Is controlled. Lilo did not
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mako these charges, odd Lo anOw how far they
vcfr trpc They are male ttLoegh the prcs- Of the
country ard hence shouf he fully Investigated b.
Special Committee havrg charge Of the subj ,ct II
Was 10 him matter OF Lystery hog Public Printer
could be guilty Of corruption, the law regulating h's
compensation; but II vas beycrthelers true that
the printing of bo'f Houses enables contract
ors 20 realize large fortunes II had been
advanced il favor ofthdr election tia, they had given
Thousands OF dollars, and freely opened their purses
durIg the Piesidert lin election. The printing had
g'own enormously for few year- past For the
XXXIld Congress il WA $3.50 600. and for tho
NNNIIld t was nearly $l700,000, and for the
NNAlNh a. zoo COO. Among his citations Of extrav-
agance he said that as 4i0 spent for pictures
Of woOdcOcks, sguirres mice and other animals to
he worihlcssly put int the Patent Ofce Report. He
was for stopping this xravag0nt drain the Treas
my by paying for al work completed aud dispensing
with that not yet performed He moved to amend the
bill by reducing the proposed appropriation Of $780,
Mr. LETCHER Va showed that the amount in
tie bill to pay for liabilities incurred by the last
two Congrese-. lie alluded "a the fact that the pub
LEGATION of tie report Of Gilss Astronomical Expedl
ton cost sllJOdO ard that Of the Pacific Survey
nearly 1898 CO., ard Enjoys Report S3E 900. He
hoIed that 10 sOD wsya stop would soon be put TO
this extiavagant gstem of printing The pubhcauon
Of these and othe reports amounted TO nothing more
than that the Government was to be the PUBLISHER OK
those books which would not tempt private publish
ere. Some of tlese books were utterly worthless.
He appealed TO tie Committee 10 take some means 10
I VI an end to such shameful ehra'nS III .'o
future. Their constituents should not be taxed Tor
such unjust and wasteful purposes.
Mfr. PHELPS(Mo.l explained that the bill is to pro-
vide for the payment of the amount duo under con;
tracts made by the House. Those contracts should
be met and Congress could not undertake to rePu1l'
ate them IT, whole attention of the country Is at
he Ctrsvagance of the last Congresse'
and the preset Congress should be held responsible
for it's expenditures for printing; aud it should govern
its future couse by the experience OF the past
Mr.. CRAWFORD ga was willing 70 pay for only
work aread, DONE to the extent of $3l6occ, and no
more. -, =,
MIR NICHOLS (Ohio) thought it proper that the
House should manifest its sense as to what shond be
done relative to printing; but he opposed to the
suggestion # the gentleman from Georgia.
After furher debate, the Committee rose without
coming to a conclusion upon the subject aud the
House thei adjou' ned till Monday.
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From Albany.

Albany, Friday, Jan. ., ISJ'.
The following have been appointed officers of the
Assembly:
Deputy ierk.-E. o. PENN, j. r. eastman, g " Van No5
r. C. Bentley q. NJ. Smith, end r. Arnold. Libraran-b b.
Shea; AssistsL H. Wright. Bank Ccrk-D. A. Lvyien, j.
Clerks Mcesonrer-D. W. Merchant.
The following are appointments by the Speaker:
Assists ant Scrssar at Arms-Ceo. q. Jones. Pomsster-J
Reilly Assistant Postmaser-J. Nuseu JautorPetor Van
Olnds Keeper Of the Chamber H. Bxby. DOoIkepeTs-
J. II. And. rson and W. p. Hsckett.
The following appointments have been made by the
Trustees of the Capitol and State Hail. and by the
Commissioners of the Land Office
Superintendent Of the CsptO-Mcbscl Cassidy. Keeper OK
tie Geological HaBtus Pyn. Superintendent Of the State
Hs-Volhert ID. Jewell.
The two first named arc to be superseded on the I'd
of February. The latter holds until the LIST of May
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ASSEMBLY.
HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
Not N session.

At IL o'clock last evening German named William
Grotc, who keeps lodgne-house and liquor store at
No. 81 Chatham street, committed suicide by cutting
his throat from ear to ear 4 few moments before this
rash act he had gone from the front apartment on the
first story. which was used as gr"gshop, into his
private back room. His wife heard something all on
the foor and rushing in in company with the bar
keeper found her husband lying in pool OF blood on
the hoor II is said that domestic difficulties had
pressed upon Grote- mind and driven him into par
tal madness, which resulted in his death.
Crate was taken TO the City Hospital, where he lie:
in a critical condition. II is impossible that he should
recover as, in addition TO cutting his throat, he had
stabbed hnselfi in three place..
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The Disaster to the Fanny Fern.

CINciNNATI Saturday, Jan. =, 800.
The steamer Fanny Fern, which exploded her boiler
below this city, was owned by W. w. Martin of Pitts
bureh and valued at $l2 OOO and insured in the Pitts
burgh Offices for $1,000. The following persons are
known to have been lost: Capt. Benjamin Woodward
of Newport Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy OF Pennsyl-
yania; William Wilson, an Engishman; james Ander-
son of Xena, Ohio james Maloy, Michael Donohue
James Kavanagh, Thomas Walker and Robert Riddle
of Pittsburg; a widow lady ard child unknown Han
nah Thomas chambermaid, of Aleghene City.
The following scalded: Alfred Rogers of Pitts
burgh, severely Harry Drum of Pittsburgh, slightly;
Andrew j. Kirkpatrick, slightly; John Flynn, William
Paul. John w. Kerr, and Henry w. Casey, severely
Several others wore more or less scaded and burned
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State OF the Weather.

JBy the F1ern Northern "est.rn aud southern Line 70
MORNrsc RrroRr..,. Friday. Jan q.
oswIeo. N Y.-overca,t; wind N. T.; theFmOmetcr23
MosTKnAL-Cloudy; look. hhs snow Ii
CstArs Me, =. m-snowins; wind N e %.
sssGSSsT. mq.. q u@snovinr wind N.Ein
Pok1L,SD. Ne, g. m.-B9wing hard; p
B,LHAx, N S.-Tbick snow storm Wind y f. &c.
WASHINGTON. roon-Cloudy aud calm a.
NEw-Y oRx-COudy and cool iher Sc baron. SI.TS+.
BosToS, Mass.-Cloudy; indil atious Of storm ..
LOUISVILLE, ky:-Cloudy; ~
ToKoSIo-Cloudy. cold
R1GsS.s M.Si i ioo.' Ike .now;
BT f n Y~Gio1dy; VIVID n. z. p
P PY;, P "a Cloudy s. s.
BURLINGTON Iowa-Coudy; a.
DUbuerE. Iowsa7cl9udS Wind \. W.; p
SmSA . n l;;,'io o w -,
Fr1fos, M.-Clcar wind W %.
RoCK I'LASD-Coudy; 50.
PHiIsDEIrmA-C Clearing wind n W; H.;
CLEyELAsO ohiO-cogdy, wind n W. -
MmwAugEE-Cloudy o.
PRARIR Ut CmES-Clear; wind N. W. Il
FoND LAC-Cloudy, wind n. w. 81.
yAsEsvILLE- Cloudy, wind n: VI ~. ,,,v a.,
NEg-ORLE.Ns-elesr; wind n: n. W. 81.
NIcEsBURG-(lear; wind NJ IL.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Cloudy; IS.
FyESING REPORTS. Friday. jan 29-G p. m
Ntw-YoES, p m.-Clogdy and cold 80. ,... "a
W rain G sd 'nS ~ for two i'y'Fa "
DrsHIRE n. Y.-MBd and cloudy: wind ".
HoRsELLSvILLE NJ Y.-Snowing: wind ~ WI 3d.
ELMIR. N. Y.-Goudy; wind n. W.; 81.
NTwBuRCli, n. Y.-Cloudy; cold north wind, 80
F RI iGRit ~ n BB.-ClOudy %. ''
HALIrAx, n. S.--Cslm. raining; 80
PORTLAND Me.--Snowing, wind n. T.; q.
PHrLADELPmA, 9p m-Clesr and calm wind n e. ~
PIITsTIELD, Msss.-Coudy; wind r.; -.
u. mass.-Csm and cloudy; %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30
Later from the Utah Expedition.
ST. LOrIs. Friday, Jan. %, 1873.

ST. Lofts, Friday, Jan. %, 1873.
The Hatte Argus of the ODD announces the arrival
at Weston of Mr. Davidson, with advces to the lith
ult, fran the Utah Expedition. The troops were en-
gagged making Themselves comfortable for the Win
ter. 'heir health was good. There is no news from
Capt Marcy who had beer dispatched to New-Mexico
for sdt. Lieut.. Bcel of the 10th Infantry had been
PLACID in command Of the volunteer companies, and
waeengaged in drilling them. Mr.. Davidson reports
tina there was no snow to the east Of Fort Laramie
ami that there was plenty of grass and buffalo. He
mt three army mails, andalso train taking salt from
IoIt Laramie to the camp.