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BLooDrBLOOD, BLOOD,
hssz6oii's H.gAIy ConesztrassS Co~s.xxI
FLUID EXTRACT SAHsAPARnL.A-
RELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH

RELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Dissasss of a sy,s,ho.
NSasure, snd IS 81 injection in Diseases OF tss
.ss Ay oIss.s sflsiLt iIom habits of Di.si pstion
5sod "a connection with tbs Exuaots BQoAu On
SAIsarsrlila. In sueh Diseases e. rscommended
hsiefses ofiss zsss: ,sliasIs a.d rsssossak
tASsasisI VII accoss7aay fks xssdieisss,
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
kfeM 9 10 - years s.aadssf
WITH NANEs Known TO - -
SCIENCE ANDFAME. a.
For Medicsi PioDtienes of BUCB n AZ. nj.
tensaf0J Of the Unitea States -"
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on the
Practice Of PhJsie. SA AZ
fHISlCk. Philadelphls. III
n zee Tfim,r.s msds By Or. .EPHRAIa Mo-
q koy. Sosts q sai5r nd Ms%s
sSS 1, In me Transitions Of the Klrs ana
ifkRii ff:hs. Rs;s es :,
soo most ofths Lsss STANDARD works On x.aioip,
EItrsct Bsot.s, sloe per bottle, or sfx for as q.
ssSAos saIssparaa' siSo per bostle, or Ex for
y IEEsrcrsc Rose 1ash. 80 per b0s:is, or .i1 for
sutaeislf 70 cure lie moss eSstinsss sass. W n
.ecuons are adhered 10; Delivered 10 sny Xdarsss,
seearsaJ packed nom observation.
DEscRiBR SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMM
NtCAftONS.
o1fes esAfahseed! Advice 6sns!.
AFFIDAVIT, ~ .ssr. Fl
Personally ay1sarsd bsfars ma. an A ta.ru.. ~
ne city OF K hiladeip hla, II. n. HHIs0r = So
bs.ng dety sworn. II SAY. ala preoarnt,a1s 49,
eAie No nafcotlc, no mercury or othsr 1o;nv,s,-.
- a &. HELMBOLD.
~ Ell. siss ss s. a q, q
NtntA cszecI ABOVE kaes, fkilaasl1kia : = =
Address letters for Information n eousteu.s ..
il. 3. HELMBOLD. CAsm,.r
- BERARE OF couNrKRxzrrs
-zsz And IMP RlNGiPLED DEALRRS L
W - eldesser 70 dispose .1or nm orr, .xS
ssofHEHe AlrIcLxs osrzHISYrrafIor xsSxrsss
81 HsEboid's Genuine Presaraeons. -
kxsssss B.ess. -
- ..xcze Yt-As InprovsS Ross W.
'ssad bg AL DR UGGfsTs EFfRYWHxRr
sySs a ASK FOR KELMBoLb-s, 80 -
FAKE NO OTHER. - g -. =
- cekozt To a1vsra0nent a. 80 spr n =
AND AVOID IAf9sENos AND kxPo-
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- ''- ~ - - '-a@ 80" - - = ~ A'."
= FEW or TEE elANYuTESTIM ONIALS
FROM The CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR. Tr aBLETy, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR uE.-sI
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ERESH BEEF AND VE6ETABLEs FOR
II THE NAVY.

Ns-s Bseax If Prscssicx, asd CgsiLi.st
ksv s, lsS3
SEILSD Proposals vii be received st this ntfaoe
uatil TGGTS5sy the ST. Of JaEs, lS6s q. IOOn Tor
the supply Of suoh suantltl-s or FTeth Beef anu
Vegetables So may Be required on tie w sshirs ton
STATION. ouTI5g the fscsl year commencing on tbs
Is; esy OF July Esx,. and ending the SD;h JuLe,
las
The Beef AID Vegetables must De or good sualisY.
srt Tie best tbs market afords; and each eTtlale
ust D. Of red for By the pound. -
Bond With approved security viii be rec aired IN
oEe- ssf tbs estimsted smounl of she contfsct aou
txeEiy Per osnsum N Addti viii b withheld from
tbs amount Ct escA esyme 20 be MADE, oollate-
IA security Tor the 2eFfrm Of the contr SET
Wish - III on no account bs paid ntll 10 IS fuI,T
complied VIA. Payment 70 he made Ia ecrtIhc ales
~ the 6overnnenL -
ksey efer made must be accom- tar ied O.. IL
recte1 N tae Act CT Cossrt,s ms sng aFPro,rIator
Tor the Lava service Tor 1851 approved August
lSts.l ey uTtIrl gl4IAntee ned by OF moe
-esPcrsInie persons, 10 the effect that lie or thsy
UNDERTAKE that the bidder bidders will II hi, or
tEelr lid &c accepted, elteT ito 81 obhssGoa,
villain ave days With coed and tuficlent srreties
20 faI1Ish the aEuc 6 prupotet-
No HfofCsAl Viii De coIsicered IT res sa,cm-
PANEL bJ saeh Eea[Antee In ; lEE1E
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sDKNTISTRYs

M .z-EE2 YEEYA.
III: AfSEks 1t sis iEsiEEsii al ,.s:.ss.
Ss sssoss o 8 re as,s 4 ssls ss
ne cssnc q In ,ssr e sss i s. -. .
With any style and price Of Teeth theY my 1esars;
ssss; 5. a Ris 8:
q :s9 az g. sss ::
sAia. rrr1grnerl- ly,so
NV AND 1afaoyED IFvEsTIoH
Ar1HsIxx aszsorlAsY1 sos1 g
1,EETIEa 49,
wRxsss Nssax PklssS l cKasPs. &c 80
- 2, :, - ~. ss.E.s; sIsEsspsD... -
,ssss, Isis,sss iiil ssx i.:l sts, Ws.Sssxsss, 4
-. the aeesppoa q tho lyblie 10 ths 1oloIilg
T: q y, r. iIsR 81. sRss%
ssyer eerode MOI. ohanEe color. By. any
q 10 tssti or roots NEED Be exsrscsea, NJ,
Z iss rsss VIA Is asas insi lon s ., asv..
q Ne seElerss, teeth srs ae.dsa. 9. permanent
te natural exYrss.lon Of TIE face, which under
the old system 10 fesuentty disnIursd.
b 1his york has besa fslly tsstsd over ave yeafl
oy many q the Arss shsmisEs and sAysiesas ef tti
DR.. 3. h. al,s ,inyep,es q vhiss ssde.tner,v.
meta attng, with Which the most seRptiye teeth
% ny n.y. aa aoi 80 VIII WI
vi. 81 Il sss.rss... slssa-.e DR.. Y. Mss d.
t1dss Wayne. 81 the Sarrsns Cent Il wiskins 'I
ten, knd thousands o. others. - y - :. :
Call and sXamins for yourself NO s-en
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pUls,agl. cosdiitcn ef s CIV ass Rina.

shoulders, side and head; VIA dehilitated fat 4
could scarcely walk. Ny mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were tt not for ID.
TUTDbltty skfn and his remedies, Iwould have
cu:ed..,S So. .r-- THOMAS GRIFFlS,
P sttees, between 18th and l6:b, Washington,
n. G.. --- .er-F r-fa rs "a IS rrata - e
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Ia Z ii - II nj r..
PSsfsttsS b. Royal Lstfsss Pstsxt Of EaglGaI,
SD ssetrs9 ~ tSs Sssls Of fSs Eesss Dc PAaS.
Nstn Do Psrts, SD sis I1pGisI cs!LSs Of
Asdsssss, VssasA.
1RIESEMAR Ne. ]
10 the eieetzsl remedy for RxLAxAYtoa, Sfn-
nAfok1h3A and EEHAFETToS OF TEE SYsYHM.
TRIEsEhAR Nos -s-F~
CoEteteIy AID eanre.y eredicates al NAsss Of
sAoss disorder, for yhish C0paive ena Cabsbs
have generally becr thought IN anndote, 20. the
hsn. = : =
yRIESEfAl Ne. ,,
II The great and sure remedy OF the eiy1iine1 word
for I'll Impurities OF the system. q vel g seoco-
ery syubtons, obvialAS the destructive uee Of
Mercury, ss Vel q other deteterIuus nyred.ents,
and which al the Sast4ySriils " theyofld earnot
rensye !xInsIhAk Nos u And are slks de-
void OF taEte or sE1e and q I'll nAaseafing suGli
tea They Are IN TIE form CT loEenge, and msy
he On the toilet Aele vItkeat their Gss beng Gas
eected. =
Sod in tn eases .. g Zach. or fssr sssasss IN
enc for es, and IN Ga esses, thus saving %, q
Be. Wholse.ie and retail 81 DR. a. A. BAR
gov, Ig< Bleeoker street., q doors from Me-
bezEsi streetL New York. fmmetntsiy on re-
eeilt Of. fss.ittsnoe, On. BA2kow Hil forward
,.assa snd I, ss a a.n lsssS
Ps6lishsd also sy Da. RARRov, tn, ,o,.,sr
and besstfs Nv l.lnstrstsd msdicsi v0Ik, Gainar
Emn.y; Free q ossr Trisserir ead Beok en-
Wasstnstsr. D. g - Dc if,E
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DR. TUnBLRTI-Ycur- herb remedies are the
paragon Of all that 10 great In medicine. They
havr cured me after being given up 20 die OF
erysipelss. Mrs EMMA KSRSALL,
s.r Fairfax county, Va.
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cHrs Of cotgA,, Pais is tAs B,sast, Dyspepsia
srIfk great WfakaS .r.-.H

p. T'fA grsat WtakatSs. 80 = =
This is 10 certify thatI have been troubled with
tn above-nsned complaints Tor several years. |
tried some Of our most eminent physicians IN
w Washington, AleIaRdris. and Georgetown, bat
received no relief I was persuaded to try DR..
Tumblstv, and In very sbor' time his herb
medicines cared me JAMES II BEALr,
Blacksmith Shop, Navy Yard.
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YIN AND GfTER -THEsbAT, APKiLl ],
road oommslee running daily, Sundays sxce1ted,
leaving this station at f.So A. N and counsorIng
~ W8Ahlngton Junction with mali train for n
parts Of the Woae. VIA PArkersburg or Wheslinf,
xhfeash tickets sold and basEase ehseked -
,MAsts! Of Tanspsrtator Baitasrs asd 0Aie
RaiiroaA. = : % : = - aG
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HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
- RI0HL YC0NCENTRATED"
49, FL UIDE RucHE.
A Pos1tive and Specific Remedy,
For Diseases Of the BLADDRR, KIDNEYs,
gravel. AID DR0PSIGAL swEkLING
TINS Medicine increased The power Of Dises-
t1or. and excitss the into heal
thy action, By whiohths swATERY OR CAL
CARk0Us dispositions, and ell UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced. a. ven q
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and II GOOD for
- ~ EN-. WohEN. Oh cRILDREN. -.
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AppIrIosn THTn1oNIALs.,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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mgsm C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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AKA q PKKKIHs'
0IH1yKkYKS ID.
" ofcostershtro sauce. (

NAY, IIl. 7
|" Tell Las Pg-
I~sxI thai their Sense
10 highly esteeIaed
in India, and il. n
|Ry opinion, the nsft
|eslAable, - veil -
|;be most Wholesome
lSSE<s thai n made"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-08

Tine from 0uincy to

Fare as low as by any other Route!
E r o i e. n ~
patch TO New Yerk Boston Pbiiadr tphls, BaItimor
and points North, East and Southeast Merchants
will md II 10 their advantage to ship freighta from
the East by this route. Over Charges and Damages
promptly settled. RATES As LOW AS TIE Low
EsT
- Ask for Tieketsb By way OF the Creative abarh
Valley Route and be sure you getthem.
TP New and Elegant Sleeping Cars arer unfrom
Quincy Lafayette, t26a miles SO that passenger.
get goodnightsrest, while rurspin gtheirjour-
ne3
TT Baggage heck ID from Ksokuk teliiimpsr.
fant places, EAstBnd SontL.
I.B.--Tfcket. for Sale 1.-THE corner Of
Man and Second strects
n. d. MUNSON,
Freight and Ticket agent,
jnue21-d KkOkBK, IOWA.
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FIR r EIGHfTS s.

II 1t T. j ~ ii l. -
BY thisrouts, Freights Of MI description can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
Baltimore. to fruu, any point on The Railroads
Iowa or Missouri. ny RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Peunsy ivania Railroad also conn ects at Pitis-
burg with Steamers by which Goods can befnrw ard
ST 10 any point on the Ohio, Muskingum, Kentucky
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin. Aissis-
sippt, Missouri. Kansas, Ark ansas and Red ktvers;
and at eveiand, sandusky and Chicago withstean-
ers 10 ali ports the NorthN estrrn LakeA-
Mere is and Shippers entrusiins he irsnsperta
tion OF their Freight TO this Company cah rely with
CON nden nee hs apsedy transit.
The Mates OF Freight
To and from any pointtn the West by the Penhsyl-
yania Central Railroad. are al all times A. FA-
voRABLE AS ARE CHAKGEHBY oTHERRAlL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
IT. he parficularto mark packages, .sylA PKxH.
CKNTRAL k. R.rLU
For Freight Contractsor Shipping Directions, Ep-
ply to or either Of she ofths
Company
k. r. SASS, ST. Louis Missouri.
d. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkE& II co. Tran afsr Agents,
H. W BROWN d CO., Cincinnati, O.
R.C. NEl4DRUM 4 CO. Aa olson, ind.
j. s.. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
W. w. AIkMAN CO., Evanss lille, Ind.
CLARKE l. CO., Chicago, III
W.H. ~ L. l.. LAhGbEEs Gsliipoiis %.
G.B. NEAL, parkersbnrg, Va.
HALL& CO.. Marietta. O.
II s. PIERCE 4 CO., zanesville %.
M,DoN ELL Il M'COLM Portsmouth %.
X k'NkELY, Ma,sve, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON Ripley, o,
| JOHN TODD, Coyipgion, KY
e.. l.. HkATOk. Cleveland, o.
X. G. hELDRUA, Gen'l Travelling AesEor
/ be South ansWest.
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Military.

1hs~ indianapolis Journal Of Yesterday sys
MAJOR q D. Carpenter. Of the 10th Infantry.
~ho has been pshursipg ofkcer here for
some months past. has been ordered in,o the
led. Coz sInonson vii take charge Of the
Disbarsing Office. ia comedian sih he
saperintsndency OF Recruiting
Prior ~ The lf Of January. recruits for
rsxiasnt- OF volunteers In the field were
nsed and sent forward 10 their regiments
without surgical examination Of the men.
md without much ssSsem OF regularity
Since then th- system adopted hss be~n al
most SIMILAR te thai ~folloved ,n The Regular
Army asd We understand Il work. sell
Col. John :. slmouson. The sap~ru,en
s~ns 81 Recruiting Cor Indiana. y sauone'
a Indi<napols H.. and TO him al ofscer dstsii
"a from The diferens Indiana regiments re
port for orders Through hs ofhce i. trans
acted all the business requisite 10 securc th'
transportation Of the recruit 20 the Fsrlcx
sca. hers. his naster into service. ia sfsh
,ng snd Subsistence here and -,rsn>poratsos
70 hs regiment
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Night Dispatches.
Con. Hunters Expedition.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
NC.. 6C.. &C. &C.. &C.

FROM FORT MONROE.
Fonf MoSnor. Feb i9--We find the t0l
lowing additional news from vasi0ss points
at the South. In the papers toiay.
~ Governor Campbell decliaes The ten
der of the appointment Of a Brigadser. aud
assigns n a reason his physical Incapabiliis
~ pcrform the duties of the Office. He was
90 have filled the place sacased by the
death Of zolllcofer.
The bill ~ raise troops "a meet the reqoi
si,ion IN Virginia. by the President of the
Confederate States. passcd both branches OF
She Virginia General Assembly, IN secret
session. The bill provides that all compa
MES nov IN the hed hall be filled up to the
number Of one hundred men--thai the Coz
efnor shall call fot volunteers fof this pur
pose. and that IL the requisite number be
not thus enlisted. the deficiency "a TO be
made up by draf from the enrolled militia
The Injunction Of seciesy has been reno,
ell from the bin passed by Congress appro.
ur,ating s9.Oe0. no ios the benefit of She
state at kenfuckv. UalA
James Lyons IS rfobably elected 70 Con
rsess. to sup7dy The vacancy caused by the
death of John Tyler.
1 The "a at peparimen;bas eFueJ an 0ricl
I fh.thr e. -ure ofail corn in tie hands nj liz
tillerS OF Others 70 he used for The purpos'
81 distillvtiou Tbs step j. taken not onll
on account 81 The pefuicsoos effects Of th'
unlimited manuiacfure 81 whisky. bat al
beeau.e ofthe exorhit,ni pticrs the Govern
men !. ohiired ~ pay ios an article ip,Hs
pens h'r ~ ne eahastsssce ~ she arms
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IRON LEAyENWoRTH.

LEAsrSwokrH Feb. ff.-The greatest &C.
tisity prevails At Fort Lsascns orh N pre-
partitions for the expedition 10 starr from
here undeF Gsuar2i Hunter.
Troops and suppifes are being oosesntfa
ted In southern portions Of the State aud IA
dicAtions appear favorable far Al early adj
vance.
The Geneul y woskins eATnsstl, aud IN
csasingly IN perfecting the details OF the ex
podiuon and every department y pushed
10 its utmost capacity,
Seven segimens Of Cavalry. and Hour OF
Infantry. and three fuil bafteris of artillery
with Parrot and Ward guns are nov en.
route from the Easl. aud are daily expected
~ Join the expedition which wfl be one u
The mos, formidable organized during the
war
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
4 few Days with the % Brigade. sta
Division u. =. Army.
o. ssKAnn J. D. ADANss
OnF~ HfVU Feh 10 l-tI

Dtttston u :. Army.
o. ssKAxE J.. D. ADkNss
0RrKS Rfvu. Feb. 10. lrt2.
Freeing ourselves FROM = sia months cam
paign IN The Etrfe~s oaice. ca the 9Th INST.
ne look raspsse N the 4 g. H. X. N
compaD- with cur e>tesned friend. General
John sootf. CO roaf> Cor Calhoun. Ky. on =
viis 10 the aisf Regiment Nothing Of par
ueaIaF interest ~tunsplrrd Oh he run Town
20 Evansville. nsce<ary "a nsention IN this
Communication. CondactH Bloom. a. he
alwass l.. vas eourteoas and obliginF. and
the comp@ny on tho train w. piessans.
We arnvei AZ Esssssille n S. O'Clock.
ard procuring p-ss~s took passage on 'Ae
Hstiy Gilmore. and lch At II O'Clock and
after a tedious trip cf - hours reached Cal
hosn on SATURDAY.
The town Of Calhoun has been % frequent
b Described b correspondents that Ne deem
il unnecessary 90 repe&z a description. We
proce>aec .s once 90 ths amp Of the als.
and we're received with MANI kind sxprc-sions
by the gallant men snt officers 81 the kess
msnh Zoe camp Wa "o'' P ~
t~a 'n1n rs- toe one o"o"rs~' r
the expedition 70 South csuoitoa- Alter
passing an hour IN the camp. ann recessing
tho Kind ~afssnssons Of Lieutenant coloaei
osborn. Major Am, Adjaisss Res ana Lieut.
soou. We repaired 70 Brigade Head osarssss
"h~ -
" -
~"'".
shes' '">' -
RON the fesuessAs<s " W.
isd " mHss sacn ~ 60
:. - - =
os'ee -.
- :, u..s
-
qus''s ~
aet7' rpsn o''~
kss'msn'S eoe"soaihs 'ss ~
ss's'~i o'''"es ~"
p -,
ie~'' oeAnAs o'ae'S' |"
N COUNSEL WV
even "nei an e~''s h0al 1e'' "'''s ''
'ieep o'e'eA@s '0A 0'ai' SeA'oes s'eP'
atsA' TOT : were -cA'ee's CONSCIOUS
ins been asleep before We again heard MN
isznisg orders 10 hls sssn.
Before daylight on Sunday morning. the
bussis and din preparing 70 strike tents. was
heard. and aoou = grand array OF army sag.
ous pere moving 10 and from the various
csmu. Breakfasting Al surrise. we
were iafni<hsa . gs''sns >&sea. anu m'heo
10 accompany the Colouel. We must con
ie<s IL tried our power OF endurance. He
.a~ to everything in person. even to minute
details. The various camps we're visited and
Instructions given n the most ter-e and intel
lIgiole manner.
At eight o'clock the order was i<Nd to
strike tents. and wss obeyed with a prompt
ness and IN a manner that clearly ind'rste.
hat the hne-t Discipline prevailed 'hfo"ghou
the Brigade. Upon invitation ne aecompa
MED Col cruft TO the Headquarters Of een
eral crs'enden whom "e found to he = eouF
tsoss aud accomplished gentleman. without
display or esssnisi'on. Leaving heAaqu"F'
tess. re repaired Al nee 20 the landing "hefs
Toe nA8&Hes va 'e"t 81
EXWDI4INn. IN - 1NNtAA -
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XXXVIlTH cOyGREss-fRsi ss~sios.
jt WASHINGTON fcb. ~.
HotsE-Mr. Hickman from the Judiciary
Committee offered a preamble setting forth
that Henry Wykoffh zv wing transmitted a por
Ion ef the presidents last annual message,
for publication in the New York Herald, be
fore Il was laid before Congress. and having
refused % atsse before the Committee from
whom he received il therefore
Resoiusd. That the Sergeantat Arms bring
the aid Heprye Wskof before the Bar of
the House 10 answer for contempt. The
resolution was adopted.
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Con- OK fHAvr Roox yos A fEw MoKK
II 0AfRIsos.
col. Mullen says. England Is about to
pitch into n. Nov We must have enough
Of men to boil down their pitch into tar. and
then We viii change their red coats into a
different color. For I know ~ can tar and
ssfAr any Nation "or any other man. that
viii pitch into this Glorious Union of ears.
Como on boys. my Office Is 90 the North
side Of Main Street. botV cen 9Th and .th,
sign of tho "sfar- and Stripe.
r. EBBITT. Capt
6Ixt ~ Irish Rect !.
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THE next session Of the Ierre
Hsute Female College ~lii cp~n - Thur tsy
she snsA a January. insL. snf c~ouflnns i've month4.
R~w. tsooh CAapnkn. fsrmsrly frot 1907 IL frankhn
C~i<r~. IA snt late rsstor - The Ccngresstenst
CAnsrh Al Asruhall. iils. has ben sdied D. The
Fscaity. NJ. 0sysnsn has the repussuea q = rre
s,fln<ai.h~d ability sod lesrnisg tate his nee ttii
q u-fslBesA Notwithstanding Ne string ~ 4
a. tfn<.. TIE Cofl~xe. Tie prr~uf sesstcu. u SILT
nssriy q "a nEnest capacity. nee~ wts desirs q
rnter a. puplis 81 NJ ensuing session. h - msks
spplirsst-a $685.
T~r N.u.e J<n. lea. f&<2 d&Nfm
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DISPATCHES ~ raK wnIIHs uSIoS Lar
Noon Dispatches
Late from Mattcras!
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Msabefh city BHraed 4!
sc., ac. sc.. sf 40
Ell city BHrHed
FROM WASHINGTON

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WASHINGTON Feb. n.-Advices 6 ~ Hat
terra state that loyal blacks r. Worth
Carolina helped 20 man she feet a. tag on
Ger 0o.dsbofc. and 90 serve the ~ which
have sunk the rebel ganbosts. assi compel.
led the surrender OF Roanoke Island
Gen. &. T.. Smith. lately al fad1eah. has
not been rejected by the senate. objections
70 him being made BY kentucky Senators.
the nomination MAS lad over tssg present
The Secretary OF Wa&@ - proposals
from shippers. ship owners AMI eslre~s iines.
by telegraph. mail or personal Application foe
establishing a regular dails communication
between Fort Monroe and Port ROYAL. Hat
terms and Roanoke leland. 40 proposition
Of a speculative feature VII he entertained
nor Will the contract be givsn 20 sny person
not IN fhe line OF business proposed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

~ In conversation with . seaiisHaA
Yesterday. he told rs hat his business eA''sa
him over the state u slmsst AL direeuon-
and that among Ill the hotels a. which he
.sopped. the Brsry HousE in our city u The
bess, ane has the most g~entlemaniy proprie-
tor. Good hoseh add greatly TO the mar
act~r Of critics and towns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

To AsSs' To Axxsll To ARxs'.-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. o stationed
~ Camp Calhoun. XIV, se~venty-ive able
bodied men. to serve in said brigade. Each
recruit. upon his arrival at camp, viii re
ceise all necessary clothing aud $500. he
ing ore months paw IN advance.
Also-wanted a drummer and ffcr.-
Fourteen tesmssters also wanted.
Recruiting office Tcrre Hsute, Ind.
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
Jan. i4-d&W2W
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13

Nrw YoEK, Feb. ~.
The Money market continues cas-, at Q
per cen. for ioans-on call, strictly prime pa
per is in limited supply ard firm ~ ets7 pes
cent.
Sterling Exchange cic~ed quiet and hra
at ll4ls @ll5 Bankers b.is. Eto.
z The steamer Africa, a. day. for Liverpool
carried out soils .969 In specie.
American gold continue active al sd4ls
per cent premium.
California gold barr quoted at 3@34 per
cent premium.
Government stocks rule steady at s-lV.
Treasury notes selling az se@sc4.