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The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
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IrIos'a IA ! sleech set'v--oar ->,e >aiE.
las; ;acn,;,, statc; .aet .rc a-e-.. D ,n.
Em pea. ,aasses ss'e aa'l, ~ ass tavo'
SC ralneropa hec &C.. .qt a5s-,o"t.7r '-
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&C. :qe d.rri'y cf at2eo's.i>, ia. ne .-as
rorp-ilat u pest .o'c % as iaor: e,a,-
ing thus $ nc ;r-orI;'i:,: -tljc,.' ".ir-
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.ea-s, onl he's 5cccme Ii .'r'eroas css.-
&oh roc free f'cm qcv c.Hra'ice = ris
lat;," government. - 3eriir h lad see.
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81. ,.tr Ir3e@Ad rc o-;ng the Amcricar
.iar ,hs: ;! E .cieht die w~anrtc "a rs fo'2s.
Sach Z love 2T canr47y. wa aot % bc 50
easily diverted as .n.lgit be supposed hr
the ;ioctfiAe % secession 1t w~s ,re;i
Gu! and let TIA; lhsy 5e 1efcr"lec, lcay-
lug Consequences to taNe car. Of tacrasst
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The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
THE NEVADA JOJ24 Al.
rUp-.-Sf-Ep y"
L.. G. WAITE Co.

z. C. WAITE, t.. LooFwooD, Jos Taoscso
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

For One Year. n advance (sent b. l}-s@ &C
For Six Months. in advance 40. .,.,, sc
For Three Months delivered bg ca.uer) zee
zs- A1vertisem onts c1Ls?iclous', in5"rteG
at reasonable rates.
z8- Papers sen. b. rail >.ya5ic in -a"Anc'
As W h., received latc1 addition % nAr
IoI, OTce. we qrc r.ser2ro1 &C 10 al. kids D.
Book ani Jot r-in.ir.,
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

HFsLTir ~ 1vsIc.-Nasic, like paintings
ana staidarr, refness aud elevates, and
sancifes. Song IS he ls2guage Of glad
ness, aad il is ;hs atJerance of DEVOTION
But, scmrng lcwer oown, it is physically
tenefeaI it .o6ses the circulation, wakes
10 thc l3eill energies, AMI difTnses H:eand
cn.mat,op srouad Does lazy man ever
sing? Docs mix and water character
erc4 Strike stiyriae note? Never. Song
* &c e1.let 81 mental and physical activity,
no srereases both BY It's exercise. No
oh:it qas completed religious education
g5o has so. been taught t3 sing the Songs
af z.ol No par: of our religious worship
IS Wce5er ruan this. n parid's day it was
e e-aeuee ana study.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

They use more than TWICE the amount Of
thread They form on the under 81 le of the fab
ric cord whi:h soon wears OF and the sewing
gives way. This is very objectionable ON fine
goods. No tailor manufacturer (eSccpt for
bags) viii bay chain sti III machine. DO not be
hum5ur,sel by ,sFair' q Premiums.
!. II. DJNNELL, AGENT,
apJt1. 139 Montgomery street, san Frarclsco.
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" ArE41AK's TROPICAL ROOFING
EUPTERES

90 EUPTUGES 69S
E nAD1o41nr CURED, 3 J
l'''' '''' w. . daily Sun. ',,''N, - ''0 ',''
ycKsnuns, Miss, May s, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Need Knifel
Mr. Edor- deem with this terrible
Sn painful {, ds,s mak e folio @ s9ts4Gn Rsgfe
ESQ., Of saqens county Two hysean exani9ea him and
non about the m2de of Treatment Pe smggeStng lie Use Of
S no W n o nf o P S % Dr. of eT
after having used that Instrument aad the Doctors
sorsd and now perfectly we'll TIs was ii the fail Of IS
he has been busy the plantation do
ng all the work Of field hand; rolling bags etc. without tho
5ast neo4 yenenfe eve ts f%enet tor me 9enee OF
nSe VINO nave ''' u'sV"' "D " " MILLS, H. D.
Extract from Letter Written Previous
Above i'll reference TO the same boy.
IssAeUEHA Co. Hiss May ?, 1851.
Near Sr-The boy George per ecty rupture
he the finest 10 king men on Deer Geek and do
Letter from Dr. Thos j. Harper eminent Ply
siliall5 in the State Of Mississippi.
Dr. shenan-Dear Sir send the boy Ben ba K be-
attend to him properly and besides am sat
hed with ny skin do him Justice am satisfied your plan
p'''' THOs. J. HARPER, MD.
AThis letter in reference slave boy about IA
DID, who was ruptured Sides subsequently
returned sound The following explains itself:
VICKsBURG, MISS, May 7, 1860.
DR.. Skerm0n New Orleans
Dear Srl you my James apply him r suitable
Truss He has only been rnpured aShor time We obtain
drug Trsses. In them. however, have but lit
tie cortdcnce but having confidence in skill in such
THOs. j. HARPER, NJ D.
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
New ORLEANS, Jan 6, 1859.
Dear SirIt is 1re that Dr.. Shermans Truss, applied by
him, will relief eectuay than any other have
but be DIR. Sherman himself applies IT, murh depends
upon the fitting. +. BELDEN, NJ D.
K~nR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons,
those having rptrd slaves that he returned the city
and mny found his office, No. 7OSF CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve all rupture
by the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS CUR
ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 ly&W
ID A. FAHNESTOCK7S VERMTFUGE-
This only efectual remedy
extensively used by regular practcng physicians than
protay medicine which has its i'll the
United States
It used edom confidence by gentle.
WIN have attained in the medical profession in
all the Middle, Western and Sou hern States.
The It's popularity Is the that nothing has
been discovered which be substituted in it's place. and
that bH asd in Hll without the
salt It's perfect &1fey recommends II
seHretad within the system will speedily eXpel
them vi bout tI;l.
EARut, TO obtain the genuine article every pug
chaser should be hiR guard and look we'll the initials
the wrapper, and that ts buying B. = Fntnestocs
EerlituFe And no otLeE. a29 lmAW
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Hlitit0rp N0titts.
HEADQUARTERS SUMTER GREYs,
No. % Magazine street, june iG 1851.
u Eu'IN( DE IHIS CdkMEA NY.

HEApQUAETERs SUMTER GREYs,
No. % Magazine street, june i6 1861,
u AT Il MEETING OF THIS COMPANY.
63 s!d IN Saturday evening, l5h inst elect had
m Tor Junior Second Lcntcnan and fill vacancies
u by reFgHaon. The following the full list Of the
:oS" marked with having been cleced the first
sar]F'i9n r,,o
Geo. o. le2res, First Lieutenant.
r. Il. AucDin Second Lieutenant.
". l.. Tra-k, Junior Second Lieutenant.
Henry j. Bechn Orderly Sergeant.
Alex. r. Huffman. Second Sergeant
J. Slater Third SecgtAnt
]. 4 Thornton, Fourth Sergeant
ItTHt Gib10ns.t Ensign
Vim. + Finch Qaarterma-te:.
X. y, Blnck,* First Cmpnrtl
J. CI5urh "r Second Corporal.
Vim Hale, Third Torporrl.
Joseph Tabony, Fourth Corporal
Andrew Pratt Secretary.
George Tracy Armnrcr
SLMIE Err GRETSTou are hereby ordered to appear
ne Ar4ory NJ ~ O'Clock THIS EVENING, for company
Dr!. Every expected to be punctut to the hour.
H Young mem yell recommended and wishing volunteer
for active service within The State, will be received fill tine
anH. upon application at the arnory Capt Naupay at
lis ofH"e, No. 81 Gravier street.
By order:
iel Il H. MATPAY. Captain
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Lzs5ss 0s TEErH-Dr. J. wEsE

fss7sggssgE5se4 Loss ttE 1'EGg1TEz-Dr. J. WESRi
~ St GaGTies street, continues supply the
FfE&i4{ts !ESS Or TEETH without wires 2r springs,
445 upGE n!s nsH' principle Of self adj esiop. Ttt5
method tgs prccLtd min universal appreciation and
eGded hing be ingenious ys;enl Of supplying ARFI-
EICIAL TEG hhara invented, and ali restoring
perfect articulation enc 1scatiou and perfect and natural
u DEFY deGctfon by the closest observer Or.
Wes.s r-ec filing teoTh with gold ali the modern
IMPROVEMENTS Tacse Interested wilt Erd hese 10
&TEiTeiy RcrEpllGuly DR.. w
thanks to the inhaRs Of New Orleans and vicinity for tho
extensive practice y hETG favored hra with dftea
esrs Office residence, IL ST. Charles street. doc
from Lafayette Scubre. otf
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ga. 10 E'AGfELfES-T TO FAMILIES. sssa
EaS THE CENTRAL HOUSE - -
MAayOrTt Nfss
DENTISTRY.


aFSssgzya2sSsss ARTIFICIAL TEsETKH-Ths best
Cheapest and most repleta Dental Establish
sfTYsyNsS7 Ient In New Orleans, Ia DR. FIELDING'9,
~AA1LIIlLI 1874 Canal street. -
His facilities for pipuatiug Artificial Teeth ursurpassed
b any practical mist IN the Southern 9tates dfEing copo
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure whera
they rely the experience, skill regrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of SURPRISING beauty which cannot
be- detected from the productions of nature gradually
storing aa uniformity to the features essential youth and
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without pain tupersefng anything etera al
tanned BY the profession astonishing all wta witness it.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
for cheapess and utility unsurpassed by oters. Unski
fully applied Tse4h reOdeied and fit guaranteed at mod
crate chrges At the following prices written &C.
connanyng each set If desired and found
after two mouths trial. their money will De returned.
Full sets Sterling Silver %
Eul! sets finest finish Gums, bound. 30
Full s=ts vleeni5ed Rubber equal to gold So co
Eui se:a on L carat gold base beautifa SO 60 60
Full . gold base from TS 60 I26 ri
The most perfect gems that DO produced
Those requiring Arcia! Teeth cordially Invited 20 cal
and examine before eEg9 gius elsewhere
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon
ne " 1914 Canal Btrest.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY
~ On the west side of Pc hc from the north side
Eveiue the south side of Peter street. whee brick
sidewalks be laid and Pacific from The north
Peter he end nf Pacific avenue and Patterson
street. on that portion of Eveue street the sou side from
Atlantic to Pacific that portion Of Emire street on
the side. from Eyene Pa both sides of
Madison street. from Decatur to Market and the sides
OF Powder street Peter with the sides Jefferson
street fr IN Decatur to Mrke street. AMI the side
AN from Market Bouuy and both sie of Bouny
street. from AX to Peter also the sdn Of Segu
street from Del rondo TO Peter where plank sidewalks
bHnQuets be laid
Youare hereby notified that ordinance having heen passed
n their sitting the Sd Of Muy 1861 by the Police the
Parish Of Orleans right hank providing the making
SlDEW >Lk BhNQUETTES the streets,
ding the plan and specification by adopted the
same sitting ao who wish avail Of he right
OF making sidewalks quettrs in conformity
said plan and p ciGatOns must, within FIFTEEN LAYS
from the publ cation Of this fcti make intention
known President Of said Police jury those OF you
who ner the exprnton of this notification shall have NEG
kGIED OR REfUSED to make known 10 the President their
intention. shall he considered having REFUSED avail
them Fl of the right of king heir rid wa ks or banquetes
Then the President is Orzed advertise SEALED
PROPOSALS Tor making the sEme
ARTHUR FORTIER, President.
A. ID. lsAACsoH. Secretary. ie5 lot
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& NEW ORLEANS OkENAR3ERRAIs
lEoN WORKSThe undersigned beg leave
NE tie public and builders generally, that they mann
featuring al kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
EoE a. tier foundry corner Of Magnolia and ETsto
Gree IN iaT!8so oT Cnrqndeet streesuch Verendaha
Railing Shutters safe and Bank Doors Straight Circular
Staisp, Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keen constantly hand Cast Wrought Cob
Eans eEiihior Ed Sash Weights, and fiji all
teg description Of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
With tascairh.
BENNETT Il LURGEs, Davidsons Sew,
3e34E Caron6ele street.
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GOUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURER
COMPANY.
Depot. No. a. st. Charles street.
Are manufacturing superior quality of Pump, Vol
and DouboSoed Oak-TaRs>ed RUSSiT SHOES, which
they the attention of these having purchase This article
These Shoes branded tho botton outhern Shoe FHc
tory New Orleans obtained olJ the Depot o.
the Company.
al ly GEO. +, tg-lhEE, Sec'y.
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a. THE ABITA sPETNGs-MRs, F. A, w. :.

TFT BOSSlERE respectfully announces her friends 3S4
E and the public generally that her house open IL
for the reception of visitors The nnrvaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to Perfection the facilities for
bathing have been greatly increased and mnrOved Her table
heretofore will be ahundty supplied and every
will btptd to the comfort Of nvRd She earnestly trusts
her utn eXeriOns TO give satisfaction Mi who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated nle driving
distance fir The villages Of C0Vtngt0n aud Vaudeville
der6 the drives 10 those places convenient.
The AbitA omnibus will be in attend the landing at
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs.
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C0UT1IEsISN nrEIaHtEcAS
-
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL
hid.
Tonic Aromatic BittGrs.


Of these two variees Of Bt:ss tie
or bo may mingled together. forming Bitter Ct greater or
oS svo hese B:ers posses avs Induced the 9rs judges
to pronounce them the best Of the creation
establishing paired digestion, fruitful source Of diseases
web as 81 Of vs re s92 s .s fb 4rs General
In Kind Of Feyer oo~sd b p E9Gsd sGos5 So ICE
store enE' and hasten III complete return Of heath
they Do not contain much spirits M apparently strong aSGr
ne POSES Gf5 5F91 c The ToH me ] Of Bit
Said i!e has been introduced no general Use in the prn
ciq@l Hotels, Clubs. Cofeehouses, &c
'D' ''' F : F9I5 Ae ssx 6fs..,
as9 o Rs Re efs GIOSS q
T IsFRANcI1's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAuT1FyING! -INy1GORATINGl l. REGULATINGi
For producing Blooming Coarlezlon Erect ard Grscsfu!
and ErpRi2ns rqm the Fsee Gnr9s 10y Spirits Or Ies9 a
f Back WEe and al onH Of Ds5ss:
R wf:S he F eae F Sex ubsc CT
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
rn Re MoDhy Peo Wa@c o h Il does 81 rde1
any and all bn @ Fan o 6Gfe G9Eq@ 5 9'
L has been tnlly tested in Mobile and proves to be eqn" to
The lady of Of he prominent citizens Of Mobile Ia:
recently been cured of Debility and Low ps bordering
G @ sfe
once more reore 10 He"A hPe's ana le socieY OF he'
Ennerous egaiiv surrrns cures of the NEST desperate Fe
disease known propretors
9g-Sod by JOHN WRIGHT / co, Now Orleans; TAIL
t CO. Mobile, md Druggists generally. SEA "
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C,ItEsCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Stones ia
Tens counter Slabs MareI Piece Crates a1d Crate Setting
pIGorino T;les BanGre,,A euI va~i F1a"r Trnn RAW
Sz~TEe trade supplied With reqGh ind rqnuEactn :aarD
BY GANANAUGtI 4 FJE.I.ET,
%
Va - -. - - =
-r~ -,-,
~. SSLSAANA SUSAN II EN- ANEhSR fOt' sALS
- VI hf+fA''t1'
h very deslr%ole situated on the left o;nh
" ttio lIsSiHltl ue" w "iu "ltllu
81 the cry o. pfIsAh
E rmJ = S TeI nb5 y a en m m y re-
T9re Stores 5nd yr6 room coon4reSa ctc md in scr III 1f
requisites for carrying Sugar RsnrJ Nolasses Rebo
ing large scale With jt!e additional EXPENSE might
| be easily converted into Cotton Mil.
It has Wharf attached tho Levee, with
cet for the accommodation Of vessels delivering taking
ergo.
Fer further information and for terms, apply to
d'N tfEW "a hhl.i. . w 81 Common street
pRr11, vznar, E,rrvv,D.p
StAs5 OF TI1E, Soulful SGEAss5
" AA-I- 49,
j. mAEtGNH, AtGters, La,
w., s., -. ,. ..- 49,.
W" h al 's S95'eS' Hose' 0 On me mos, approved
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~, LAKE SHORE HOTEL, #4ex
HILL Vaudeville. @4tz~

long established AMILY HOTEL is open for the
Season. New bath houses having been rebuilt To- laaies aud
children the house newly renovated will be supplied with
the best Of the markets. and pains spared to render the
comfortable will be the aim OF the proprietor.
good Livery Stable attached the tel. where lie
had Ladies' Saddle Horses, Carriages and Buggies.
The Bar will be supplied with choice Wines, liquors. etc
NM lQ =. BlIMAN N.
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IsFI{ANCIS'S FEMALE CORDIAL
REATTTryTEG N-TSVTCORA TING l. REGTLATTh
CsREsCENr MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments Head Ta5s
Icps Counter Slabs Pieces Settirg
Flooring Tiles Barqueve and Yard Plugging, Iron Railing
Coping,
aThe trade supplied roush rnaEufactu 1arbls
by CA EANAUGH ( GUILE Y
o7 tfLW 2S}. ~ and 23f Camp
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Uniforms and Equipments, Etc.
RICHMOND AND NEW ORLEANS MANUFACTORlEs,
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, RY PRoFEssoRs J, L. AND W,

7.
This very remarkable spring situated tho Abta river
parish of 81 TFnnGny miles and half east Of Gov
ington. large volume of rises the earth with
strong It's temperature found be 60 degrees
is quite unlike any known in the neghhoI hood
From unusual chemical composition the large amount Of
SILICA contains, led suppose has its very
deep the pllth-being in fact natural "artesan geu1
J. l.. & " p RIDNEIf,
Professors Louisiana University.
"In !O0lires of TIE water weighing 100 COO grannes
there rames of dissolved matters up
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MONDAY, the 17th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A
W. II julia Of the New opposite
Blesey Warehouse whom may concern vii
he sold at auction
3 English Iron Work Anchors
Full English Chain Gable, 30 fath0ms, landing
schooner C0ridia W. BcubIrg.
RS7- TERMS-Cnsh. ieJ
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ARa CHARLES THRESHIA,, SUCCESSOR
~<At$%To ELLIS IiREsHlEn Importer and Dealer In
a~$A Hardware, Cutlery, ETC..
Builders Hardware and Crates.
Cabinet and House Furnishing Hardware,
CarpeHters Tools in great variety,
And from the celebrated makers.
H1-For sale n extremely low prices, ol
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ayew 0tans galu Creseent aaouday zpmg 9uu H. 1861
AuGTINN GGLEa.

ANCHORS ENGLISH CHAINS, CABLES ETC.
BY D. L. MORPHY,
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O. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
~ Ny slave depot No. 1875 Gaver street will open
Winter and Summer for receiving, forwarding and SELL
~. ing slaves on commission Foe the protection of my
Puey Woods place. three and half hours
from the city, woRnd half les from Tickfav Station,
md j. RarOa has been in good order for
treat in the Of epidemic sickness Of any kind
A25 If G. +. HATCHER.
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BtF.is, Jan. 2, 1891
Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig, Prince VI rrus-is Regent
present hing OF the greai Protestant Power
C.otiD.nt, Wa D-rn ~ B-siln tho 2h Mucn, 1871
la. earlier potin bip youth he spent under ,hs
sedlste csreW hs mother the sdored Queen Louisa
with her and the r,at " the royal Famtiy the youthful
prince tho acfest OF tho jena
lied 10 the eaeisID confines " the ktugo,, AID the
Resumption OF hosttes followed hs father and elder
brother 70 the camp. The Prince present In
OF tbs ssUguary vngsgeI-ns wbsch proceeded the FAT
OF Napoloun l., and from his early acquaintance with
the miary profession seems ~ have acquired that lows
the army Tor which no always been distng ished
throughout Ids lite Indeed, the twenty i've years
LEFT ~ his father after the re-stabshp. ent
OF peace, Frederick william Ludwig appears
have devoted almost entirely the study war
IN. supernteudsncc. th.ir incest ce,as u the mintsy
arrangements - bis cosny After the deaih % hs
fa.r, the Prince, then the heir p-csunptiv. to Tn.
crown attained ~ the title OF Pfa,- n PrussS In &C
cordance With the Lave aud family statutes Of the Hohsu
zoern dynasty. Che change, horever, sd not affect
hn rotation occupant Of the throne the Prince
beux little consulted state affairs by hish iowa
fashioned grumbing father. strange say, frvle
william Ludwig. Ia the earlier portion Of his brothers
reign, couspis,e ed TO incsrfis,e afstoorat By
Freocr.ck William ". 10 be resorted 10 advisor
matters Of political mnmcat; while since
is4s the King, VINO had now totally reccded from
e liberal asp'rations o; biz youth did no, like to confer
with brother whoto views too broad not - Adopt
10 a degree the prevailing tendencies of the Nge need
not NJ grcQt length 10 the peculiar par. taken upon
hun u By the linco during and after the Troublesome
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,ck market for The pasl week and month:

Stocks have risen consd ably since last week.
a. the above table shows. The advance has been
based party on the handsome earnings Of The
Western railroads, which are doing Far bettes
business than usual at this season, hut more di.
rectly by the general belief that some settIesaenA
Of the pending political difficulties win shortly be
reached at Washington. Rumors Ia abundance
are ahoat with regard TO the terms of The settle
mept. none Of which deserve repetition here: bus
the general fact seems to be taken log granted %
all sides. and this encourages spectators to bur.
II may fairly be questioned whether Wall street
Il not somewhat in advance Of tho f,ots in as
Stunning ths< our troubles are over. so Ear ~
political events go, nothing. haa occurred which
justes any such belief There il no sign Of yield
ing on the part of the republicans in Congress.
and the action of the Northern Legislatures is noe
calculated to stimulate them to concessions.
There il very little practical comfort to be found.
IN this direction 10 the messages Of the Governors
OF Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois or Wisconsin. or in the proceedings
OF the Legislatures Of these Statce. On the othS
hand, these are no signs Of catering among "
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[From IN. Lnndon limes. Jan. 2l

n Will surprise many people 70 learn thai the army OF
the tnited states has not only been msins aimed upou an
active war footing but has boon constantly IN tho
Geld" during the whole OF the past year. wo do not
TO have heard of any campaigns or conbats. The
President did, indeed, suggest on expedition 70 aexo
but the scheme was not approved, and the only he!
lgcrch IN the Union appear to be IN. slycholdcra ad
tner oiveaarios Ncvcrthelef3, tho report from which
bsye quoted expresses ooly the literal truth Every
tttO ah1 The DUTY has bcen most arduous. Tho fact
,at VIC frontiers Of tho Western States irnged
NNh PpPuatwn Of INDIANS, ana tho duties OF tho rogu
~ aiuy cf-i-, almost exclusively in checking the in
SuisoH ~ rspeig NE attacks o. these hostile tribes.
" ~" ~, ~ Vas., nave been moro troublesome than
usual whether the discoveries NJ tho precious metals
have cNct' their c"tiii,y. whc, nr AZ "a porhsps
moe pro- ,hlc' W" plsaRe - mining parties through
Their lands has given them annoyance We cannot
bW thcy nave certainly been sggrc ssvey disposed