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jPEE.h OF siK IuHs F;El+CcnH " P, ETC, CNDrH
riIREIAKI " THI .paiIEALTr.

riGREIAKI u TlI .pMIGALTr.
81 d.ru,r O., tho W3vcdEtat.i.lI" y sri-
cult"r. A..vtiati,.ir. hel! on IL. sth ii:stsn:.
It WnIcastef;
:-tr J.!,n Pakibyi On, alter eEp!si"l"E thst
10 thought the rule excluding politics applied
merely TO party politics, 5poks or American
| af,irb he did not bulieye, iIs Gaid, ;i:ai IL
Eurcp4 there w:s any ons who bad ErHai t.
think enu heart u iaei who hEn net tcen
hlled with horror at the manner ia which
| human hood was t6ins shsd, human misery
| beng esrrd, and every el-meu: NJ rational
Prosperity bring destroyed in that aimi"ss
| srf p,, tlilras war, with Z rcr klessGt6a witch
earned Feelings ut tho it"re'iL d:aaplr',haiiut
! II In n;e 10 hsI~...t that th"g. tpci!i' 70
| Hrio .':,i. prani, AMI hc iuaintarnod tbs; IL
wIs n:t Tl1loLu. ts- riir, tsluL 10 WM Ii"t
touching upon par.y iusttor6 when, as h.:
svnwed orpouent OF the present government.
he ssil that ~ IS III b', 'ccty willing to gI9.
it crc.Iit fnr tho caut"u WIKI Y hich they acted
il thi~ deiica;e natte:. He imputed no hlainr
to th6.n; he acknowle, ,,gei be great difficulty
ui the question " hiclI they had to decide;
but, On the other hnni, they had all right IL
thiJk i',r then5elvsa: :G,i re sJ'oh" for him
ttf di"n- ahen hc 6a!d tiiat b. c"Ia!d"',d
lf4[ 10 tIIue rSIn rinG con-" = Leii s"iiic el-
lnrt III. 1T IL Er Hiadr hy the gfedt Po"rin OF
Eurors to pal %. end L. thst fearful struggle.
lie snn,,;ht the :ims was come when not Eng
land alone, but LnglnId IN conjunction with
France, and possibly with Russia, ought to
ofTsr mediation in Ain-rica, ot course on the
basis Of separation, aud On the clenr under
standing that il mediation w"s not accepted,
Recognition inllaL fJlluS. H. Ivuld nuI help
exprrsshE nope, s't. = rtu.ilfe what "a1
reported IL hafe Iatlr'' IRON air. Gladstone
st .;r~ nst!e, tn IL: rrcc-'t,nR evening. That
Mf. JEFFERSON Davis had creatr;l hsti"n ~
The Sputhe',, S,at-s "i Amsrlca. Ib.s"
words. as coming from tho lips Of Il Cabinet
Minister: ~ers ,cords or grace siontifcancs, and
he did nope re Was not too sADguinc in draw
iDg lrpin that The irferenc. that the present
ierl,ng II her h'ajrsty'= government DID i'"t
iiti;"r '"iy widely from that l'~sIins n 4icL b"
hs1 Ia eli 1hs Liberty 2f txpre9ains
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.f2s Rfi:hrUNu KNQUIRER
.,sr nAiLi. sEhl.THEKLY AED WEEKLY
sv -vLER, WISE & ALLE6aE.
TEG Ms

..,.y p.ySK-For one year, ten dollars tor six
-. i:s dollars m az '>crpuon received for less
80. months
- ,N..E;Y--For ucn rsr Gx dollars; for Six
...re ioils:: si:.i ',iy cents. No subscription
% - 10, les, than siS NV tbs.
.,sv,,r-ror Que year. three dollars; for six
-, Two aoli.rs. No subscription received for Iesa
>. :A u1onthS
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VIE understand that General Bragg lett
ths clt,' Oh yrstsIdhy to resume tho coIn'aSna
or i.ia Department.
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The Baltimore ~Amerieau" pronaua1es Els
report u European Intervention mere SEN
satioa story, 80,
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W. o,;sc:5 " lat the B,!tiinore''A American"
j, still si7ertising i'sker's bitrsrs,' to os
stxaipea al Richuond; u Il ought 3 take
thst cut e. "desd matter"
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:rTEhsaL IMPROVEMENT FUND.

SHU' Nd AUDlTJE'S OFFIOE,
RICHMOND, Oct. 9s, 1852
u sx-l transmit herewith. a. required BY law.
,,, cca,s,a!rs synopsis Of th. Transactions OF the
- l.,.,usl Improvements. Slatng Fund and its-
"a: the esesl year ending eoth September, ,lA62.
Respectfully. ? = sf,.. .
d. ". THoMAs..-H
,--- Second Auditor.
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LITERARY FUND.

-.-' LITERARY FUND.
.Isos.i. Fus TEE TEAR szYTIhrgH 3gTH, lSGa.
TIE a=a'lsbis capital Of the Fund Ia el,Si' 96i ~
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Alfbmon0 Enqplrn.

IT TYLER, WISE { AILEGRE.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1852
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Aggregate public debt Let ooscrs., 1862 sstssS0ss 5a
-. -n orHuance Of the hta,e G"nfenton passed "eh
!-oI tbS ihtrt c,uSo" i<has htf.t1"re pso
IL !;e- city. nse ptJaelI Nom tic Treasury III
gi; ppi Va The whole au.siut III L.adi uIds ra5.'
= CIV fo.h eutsnodfa exclusive " eit''
v,-) tsi to be loot q, sea, il tli.7ie.1t5 '3
fhose inside p.74u 4ue In Rich
tDo1d ana u=w oct::snd- .... y.l...
Ing, '.--. .. o.. tt"' %" ..
" ) Il 10y 1914
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rIitLlC UEsf.

rUtLlC UEsr.
uorSr lag us.p!IJs Tux PUBLIC .IET 3pIs ,.I.aI.
srA l.6s.
AInouu, Of ceI1dcsts5 OF
,irp!rtx SI.ts pet
cont registered debt Sni ,i0G 0:3 IS
Ata unt VI certificates ~
STrsIIia rlAta dive psi
t-Eutefed 1e"t. lu=.o.H 20 49, 49,
--------- III eiiIss s.
SAH,ouu. VI Nifliai. stst-
al l<S etupab ooGas
t.ysnls 10 Ftw York Ali
RIchE1oaS eitisS, 5.I, ,'ys..-J -
I!.9tnis etste ak per osa..
coupon bonds ssid to bs
lost at SEE Il tsssCas4...
lc, :, !43t.J ~
6tloant os Nhl:uil State
Sse "a: rent st-slirg COT
i,oa bop IS -! aeie 10 Lon.
do:. J. sGo GUJ "a
-'....... l8,llerr0 ~
=.
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s!NKlaG FUND.
SOS S;S -. -

srSoPss OF THk OPsgAToSa OF Tas 9SE'So FUSp rrKSo
TEE FIscIt 1xAE ENDING sorB srRr., 1862:
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SI,$a -! y.

~ ~ ny NJ ordinance NJ he f. ale c,uVrIiium pa:
si ec;k Jrn 1881 he payment u the nt-f--t oh AL aa-
o,ud. held ,ti.=ur Of the p,vsen, pueh et.ree
suSpepjei the ult Necessity thereto hos act tteG
received IL Ills otnc. from the ConnoaE eSlis
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:, -, :. -A..ry, - H., =,
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hiaSA-SAI TtiE SECOND

Friday. August 29ih. This day prulni,ss
t. i.s history Of i'd own. Approaching tho
wsli !inown Thcroughfare Gap, Il natural
tczef Of strength, there was reason to hrlievs
that i, could nat be pasaed without a fsrce
aud bloody tlrlsgis; bull ningle bri=s"s
comm snded hy li"nafal AGdefaon. ia3 c"r,-
pi,ssd of tue lst Georgia regulars, IL, lih aii:
9Th and llth Georgia regiments, brrveIy
inTc.i the pass the Federals flying away
yrat. their own 'rhsrmopYla.
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noi: -Th. -ouh.-ie. Rs.lrosd Company paid In
t:y'i is OF ,cccalt Of o. iL!ss"' o. ies
80 ,:.S $50 .,Is ~ ce5.e 10 thll sinvrss
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INV. THOMAS, feeond Auditor.
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O;soSKS. 0vNXG 1EK l..s oS -:c WAEhA:!s - TIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

.-,s = -re ,rtsArloss OF THE Frsp or lzrIRsAt ~
....sxr; prRi1a TBS Fiscal YEAR ISp,rss SaTt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-18

| showed my little book to my companion
but this time i did not allow it to 20 out Of
my hand, and he assured me that all was
right.
When we were in bed, however, he woke
me, and said;
"Peter, we can both Of us be rich mon
! we can so manage that our money shall
work for us, and we do nothing more than
walk about"
thought at first that we must be dream
ing but he explained himself that we two
should 60 to California, where people have
nothing to do but dig gold out of the
ground. l had no objection to that, but
then / could not see where the money was
to come from which would take us to Cali
fornia. He said that my savings bank
money would be sufficient.
"Did you not abuse it as beggarly sum?'
asked
"And ii is nothing more than that" re-
piled he getting up and lighting candle.
ut occurred to me how to manage it just as
l was going to sleep" continued he.
"Get up and let me look at your book" )"
felt some way as if q miracle were about
to be performed, and the small sum written
down in the book to be transformed into
hundreds and thousands. l sprang out of
bed and gave him the book.
"Quite right" exclaimed he. "Excellentl
Splendid Not soul would notice it. Now
stands, this day (heute) five dollars re.
ceived,' this day (hcute) need never have
been written. Now you shall see my magic.
will turn this day hcute' into hundred
(hundret.O Then we shall have enough, and
we can play at ball with nuggets"
TO BE CONTINUED.
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POSTAL RULES

Many errors occur by persons not Observing the
following regulations in depositiug letters pspers
OF miscellaneous publications in the office for
mailiBg;
ALL DRoP-LRrTERs MUST De PREPAID BY POSTAGE
sTAbPs.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all letters T.
places within the United States.
Such not prepaid WiH Be seI 10 the Dead Lsttsf
ONCE and the party addTesSed 0fH not be notified,
ksretQJeTe.
Irepay ment, BY stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic
BY inserting the county Ia which the cf1ce Ia le
Gated, upon all letters, many errors in supersorip
ion might be detect ID, and mistakes in mailing be
The postage on sheet musie maps enOrGvinOs, Itho,
graphs photographic prtats rollers iR pdp0f
aud letter efveiopeb Ia packages not exceeding n any
-four pounds, Is al The rate Of one oent ounce
OF fraction of 70 any place IA ts United States
nder 6teei hundred miles dRd al The rate Of too cents
an Oanoe fraction Of an ounce oVey NteeA hundred
miles prepaid bv postage stdmps;
same rates on cards. either blank or printed, aud
blanks IN packages weighing AZ least eight ounces
aAd seeds or cuttings In packages not exceeding
REGISTRY OFFICE.
Valuable letters for any part of the United states
States, or States Of the German Austrian Posta
Onion. Will te registered on Application az the
office, between the hours Of 79 "A. M. and II, NJ
Letters 70 BE- re0isered IOn not Be reesved al ate'
OFFICE HOURS.
Once open from A. M. tool M.
Open on Sundays from to 10Y A; M; -
Cincinnati, DecsmberS. 1851.
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CONFI.D ENTAIL.

IN DB. STUART & CO..
U=I9L S.sa.l .s441. devote their undivided atten-
f=sIEUt>tallLSA tiOu to the treitTtnt Of the
l=lEL SC-sL.slS following disc ises, viz: Con
ELilzFJcE-4.- OrrLeI. Gieot, Structures, Sy-
sISFI <StzAatp phits, in a its forms Sem
nal n'eaEDess, Impotence, etc. and they always
succeed in curl the wo st cases although
many Of their pj tents had sought relief from
other source ard in many instances had been given
up to die. These who have contracted dissas
should make iumeditte appi alton, as BY their inn
proved treatmeut IheY enabled to cut short re-
cent cases IN a very short time.
Young men no have iujured themselves b. Cer-
taiu secret habits, which untit them for business
pleasure the duties # married lifs; so, mid lie
other causes, feel debility in advance of their
Yeas, before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, should first consult DR.. $. q Co,
and have cure effected by their new aud match,
le-s remedy, which never fails in eteoting speedy
and adical cure
Dr. & Co ave agents for NJ. La Jhunss French
FTCreitire POrder, by which those wishing 70
avoid an increase of family can do 80 without dan.
ger TO health or coustitutiIn. Price So. Al.O, fol
MAIDEN Ctliui's Female Monthly Pills, safe and
ctual remedy for Irregular tiss Obstruc ions
CAU1ION -Ih,se Pills should not lie used during
pr gnancy, mis- lace is sure 10 follOE. Price
81. The pills and wders sent 10y mail
Persons at a distance wishing TO be cured at hon
with perfect hecresy, by sending US des riptiOI
o. their case, nave medicine sent TO any part o
the country free from danger or observation, Will
full anC cxp iCt dire CtiOps for use.
Consultation may be held fIOm A NJ to p.
at their Office No IL last Thrd-st bet ween Mali
and Sycamore, up stairs, opposite the eurie House
Secrecy inviolaole. Don't forget the name an'
DB CHAs. A. STUART & co,
fe9.x Cincinnati Ohio.
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How many thousar ds of men and women are there
who at this time suffering out miserable exist.
ence from ii az perIicous practice self polution'
Look at their pblid cisted and disE ured faces
and their broken down constitutions, disqualifying
them from the hsppiness of marriage, the ENJOY.
Of life, In this hOrrid situation thousands suf.
er, until death closes the Let parents, guar
dams frieu ds attend to those who suffering
with any of those horrible, life destroying maladies
zee that they cared for and cured before be too
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. ATES,
No. I53 sycHmores street, first door below Fifth.
street Cincinr att, Okio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 years. aud
who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY or ANY UTHEB JURI.
Gus DRUGS. 1t is important to those afflicted, or
to those who in eresed in the welfare of their
friends, to he careful Of the many PRETENDED DOC.
TORS, who infest all Cities publishing their great
skill in curing oil dseaFes in few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names of emil ent
physicians from Europe and other places. Be-
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
you risk your life, you may fal into the hands Of
these charlatans.
n. B.-Dr. J. HATES will attend his patients
personally, aud can be found in his efice, No 81
Sycamore. street, first door below Fifth, from c
o'clo ok in the morning until in the evening all
confidential nol3.tf
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Private Diseases

GUHFD IN THE SHORTEST POSI-.
~ b time at he Cincinnati Lock Hospital No.
"a 7 bird street, betV cen Walnut and Yiue with
out the use Of Mercury loss Of time or change Of
diet
DIR STEVENS, from the hospitals Of London,
Paris and Baltimore is the discoverer Of the only
cel tain and relishle remedies for disc ses of p'
vate character. by his special experience in this
enabled TO guarantees cure in the most compile lted
CSkes.
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea or Syphilis cured in
business. Secondary Syphilis the last vestige
losses Of semen stopped in short time. Sufferers
from ncompetency or loss of sex al power restored
to full vigor in a few weeks Gieet or GOnorrhea OF
long standing, where all internal emedies have
failed, permanently and speedily cured by q new
treatment.
YOUNG MEN
Injured in dy and mind from the effects of self.
abuse, with premature pains in the head back and
limits nervous cough, general bodily lasItude,
morb deep 'ndency ana aversion to society, iu-
ability to concentrate the nj mOry and int lec,
treated for Dyspepsia, Consumption or Liver Com
plant, aud through the ignorance and empirIcisD
Of Others, or fare deleacY Ofther own, dag out
miserable eS Sstence by intIactiOus of the m st int
peTatiye yet simple laws Of their being.
Diseases peCul " TO females treated
- A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES. ar
PersOIs at i.tauce, by inclosing a post age
stan and addressing DIR. STEVENS & 90 b *
go Cincinnati, NAV receive prompt treatment :
telEul
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Zaleski Coal.

LNOR CLEANLINESS, INTENSITY OF
" heat, and beautiful appearance when bnrning,
this Coal Is untuTpassed for COOKING STOVES
ar d paTloT CRATES
II can now be obtained by leaving orders at the
Marietta and Cincinnati r. Y. OthCe, No. Burnet
House. Buckeye State lus. Co., - Front street,
and at Freight Depot Office near Water Works.
Present price, ten cents per bu,hel at Depot, CT
delivered inside the city, under the hill, at two o
'Ties dess IL" / ''' 'D 4. B. WATERS, Agent.
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THNHR WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
n containing the News Of the Week, both Goreigi
and Local, and q Teegraphic summary OF kVeEd
OlseWhere, up to ths hour Of going TO preha.
Bnr sale at the Counting. room. Price osnta
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YdNHE WEEKLY PRESS NOW RRADY,
n con nIaininR the News Of the Week, both ForeigI
-Bd Local, and q Telegraphio Summary Of Event
alse where, up 70 the hour Of going 70 preas.
yoE sals e tbs q pRtihG -rOon. Price oents-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-18

TNHE STATE OF .OHIO, HAMILTOF
4 COUNTY, SS.-SuperiOr Court of CinoinDati.-
Swift, Hugh W. Hughes and Wilson T. Drake, part.
ners as Evans 90, plaintiffs vs.. Robert Hewoom
and Franklin G. Newcom, partners as B. & r. New.
pie, John L. Guisinger and William D. 6hipman,
partners as Chapman Gillispie (acceptors); William
l.. Brown and John l.. Guisinger, partners as Gull
1he said defendants, George Gillispie, John L.
Guisinger and William L.. Brown, are hereby noH-
fed that on the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1861, the
said plaintiffs iu said Court filed their petition
against said defendants, which is still pending
therein the tect and demand of which is to recover
u Judgment against the said defendants for $4,000
said defendants for said sum- dated CINCINNATI De-
cember 1860, and the said defendants notified
that William b. Williams and Samuel V. Ried, part
ners as williams hled and Thomas B SMITH
have BEEN served as garnishees in this action that
an order Of attachment has been issued in said
ton and levied upon the following described prem
All that certain lot or parcel OF ground situated
In Cincinnati, commencing forty nine (49) feet from
the southwest corner of Richmond and john
streets, and running thence southerly along the lin
of I'm street sixty feet, and the same width
igck at right angles seventy feet; thence north.
rni tWa1dly at right angles sixty'one feet thence
aWeba
Also, that lot of ground situated in the City CT
Cincinnati, County Cf Hamilton, Ohio, on the nsrth
side of SIXth-street, batween Central avenue and
John-street, commencing at point on the north
side Of Siy th-stTeet, two hundred and sixty five
(65 feet west OF fCenral-ayenue at the east side OF
lot now or heretofore held by Samuel b. Keys, a.
Trustee; thence running east twenty one (2D feet,
and running back northwardly the same width
back TO George street, on line parallel to John.
street '..
The said defendants are required to answer or dc.
nuT to said petition on or before the 23th day Of
December, A d 1861, otherwise Judgment will be
tab zen against them, and said attached property
sold in satisfaction thereof.
oc3l-iWy NJ. IL w. TILDEN, for Plaiutina
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MEDICAL.

A X. NEWTON, M. DINO. 1O2 WEsE
hours, ~ 70 sk A. M. ~ to AZ p. n, I TO P. M
[nO2O If
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Counterfeit Sewing Machines
NONsTITUTIONAL DISEASES

And we would advise all those who arc about to
purchase, either call at cOmmunic witt the
above office. fell xl NJ SINGER Il co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-18

FaNHE STATE or OHIO, HAMILTON
n COUNTY, SS.-Ihe Superior Court Of Cineins
nati.-l4 ,T0O-Jasop Evans, Briggs Swift Hugh w.
Huehs and Wilson 4. Drake, Partners, as Byans 3
Co., plaintiffs, versus Washington Butcher aud
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher & Brother, De.
PENDANTS, and Anthony Bullock and Morris Drum,
Garnishees. The said defendants, Butcher Broth.
er, are hereby notified that on the I'd day OF May,
D. ls6l the taid plaintiffs filed their petition IN
said Court, alleging therein that, the 9th day
Of FebrpaTy, 1901, the said Morris Drum made
iLdosed and directed the same to the said Butcher
4 Brother, by whom the same was duly accepted
that aiteTward, at the request and FOR the beheht
OF the said Butcher Brother, the same WAS duly
discounted by these plaintiffs, ut their banking
house in Cincinnati that there iH due these Bains
tfs, from Defendants, on said draft, the said sum
of IS 600, ard interest from May 1, 1861 and the
said defendants notified that the said Morris
Drum and Anthony Bullock have been served as
gaInishees in said action. Descendants are required
TO plead, answer or demuT to said petition, on or
before the 2lst day OF December A ID. 1861 other
Wise, Judgment Will be rendered against them and
the property or credits OF the said Butcher 4
Brother in the possession cOEtrol Of the said
garnisheeE be subjected to the payment thereof
oc24.fTh NJ, II q W. TILDEN, for Plaintiffs
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HNHK WEEKLY PRESS NOW HKADY
y containing the HeWs OF the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and Telegraphio summary Of Events
6lseW here, mp to the hour Of going 70 presa.
HaT sale ~ the OouRttna-Eoem. REtoe = cent?.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-18

O. o. MAOLIsH, Proprietor.
J. N. HARPER, Clerk and Book-kesper. de24. om
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

three gpnboats. bat having found the ene-
my in hll force, returned without making
any attack. 81
Amdng the passengers By the Bitimore
is Charles Henry Foster, Who &as yestef-
day reported killed at Winton by South
ern papers. The ele tion ordered by the
Provisional G overnors Of Noall Carolina
took place on Saturday. resulting, as far as
the returns have been received, in The re-
election of Mr. Foster to Congress. Tie
ordinances Of the Convention were also
ratified.
The object Of the expedition of the New
York 9th Regiment was to destroy the
railroad bridges on the Blackwatcr aud
Chowan, rivers. The, enemy. however,
was discovered in large force at Winton.
and no landing was made. The enemy
fired at orr gunboats. and in retaliation
the town was shelled.
The greater part OF the Burnside expedi-
tion was still at Roanoke Island. and Gen.
Williams Brigade. at Haiteras. ha re-
ceived orders to proceed there.
The S. r. Spaulding left Roanoke on
Saturday for Elizabeth City. with the
prisoners taken by Gen. Burnside. They
were paroled for exchange.
The laying of the telegraph cable was
progressing satisfactorily at last accounts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27
E. a. PANE. Brig Gen. Com.

WAsHIScToN. Feb. 3.-Washington's
birthday was chosen for the nomination to
the Senate of Gen. Winfield Scott as Min
lister Extraordinary to Mexico. with. il is
said. functions such as he exercised in the
paciication of the Northeastern Boundary.
Accompanying this nomination, the project
OF treaty went into the Senate, whose
principal feature was substantially the as
sumption of the Mexican debt and the int
crest on this to the amount OF three millions
dollars per year. The treaty guarantees
our payment Of it for five years. There is
NJ law for the appointment of an assistant
minister to Mexico. or any other country.
1t is thought Gen. SCOTS nomination
woulc be confirmed by the Senate, partic-
ularly if his functions should be limited to
the paci6cation of the armel quarrel con-
spired against Mexico. at moment when
we could not defend the Monroe doctrine.
aud goio her help; but it is very doubtful
II the Senate will favor the scheme of buy
ing off England, France anil Spain for five
years or for life. Senator Fessen,lpn faith
fully tried. on Friday and Saturday. to get
together the Committee of Conference on
the Treasury note bill. without success.