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The New York herald., 1862-03-24

Batchetor's Hair Dyr.-The best In the
world harmless r~isb.e and instantaneous Sot aad a9-
pied at 3ATCHELOR5 Wig Factory. l6 Bond sterei.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
New Orleans Expected ca Fan,

Tho Now Orleans Crescent Of the lilh nst 10 I,s COM
bcrci,l article, says
Th-rc has boec desire for dealing and investment in
r I0uisiana great staple, sugar, the sales Of which
pocd up 900 hhds. aud 5000 bbls. of mossses and
nasus strong prevailing opinion that adcslrc 10 get
o QUE currency forms one Of the prominent features
tha movement II cannot be disguised that there are
bmo parties midst whose fears have got the bet
.r OF their nerve aud frmncss and imagine that oar
bod city is 10 fall into the hands OF Me enemy and fol.
Uiny s,ch on ere, ne result wi Js general adgaHcs IN
,. oay sugar and msIdsses, tta IN edtn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

Whites Speiag style or Gents Hats and
Caps ready. at :s Broadway. under Barnums Museum
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
Police Intelligence

TUE ALfEGxD ESToRTOS CAsE ToSBs.---The
animation in the case OF Stwcll Van Lorn Grgr
still drags its weary length along The evidence for the
prosecution being concluded The was
and the testimony OF abby Damon introduced for the
purpose OF corrob0ratng the truth OF tho defendauts
statements in relation 70 Mrs. Stilwes hiring and pay
ing the rent Of tho promises No. S84 Broadway. Ths
witness testified most positively to Mrs Stwos having
said that she was anxious 10 hire the house in Question
but that she did no. want her husband TO know anything
about it, Mrs. Stlwell agreed TO pay 500 month for
the premises 10 advance, and handed the money
Mr.. Breckenridge, who gave " TO Mr. Grgg. The wit
ness was subjected to a lengthy oxaminat iou but
nothing important was ELECTED.
The defendants iu their eyaninat;ou state that hoy
beove the caih against Mrs SwelI 10 he legal one,
and and intead - 70 prosecute the matter; Nj;
aro Developments in the Sunday Mercury" but says
Mr. Van Loon know nothing about it, II ia depied that
tisemcnt Mrs. stilws or hor friends Mr. Grigg rnr-
thor states that no is prepared to prove everything
alleged in his complaint regarding the occupancy Of ss4
Monday at O'Clock A.M
WHOLESALE ARRfsu GAxBfERs.-Tha police made
proconcerted movement several gambling establish
neuts on Saturday night Captain Hs'me, OF the Eighth
precinct, n,adc descent upon tho saloon 1lo Mercer
street, kept by Benjamin Scott and arrested all the n
mates The Third ward police performed similar ex.
plot ut 5chafer place, 23 Broadway, and the Second
precinct poce, under Captain HHtchings, wero equally
sucvcsso ia breaking the saloon 143 Fulton street.
The prisoners In each brought before Recorder
Hoffman, who disposed Of them according their meI
against whom there sufficiers eYideuce Tho
police after tho gamblers "wi,h sharp stick )" and
IL the entire system is broken up within tho next
three months it win be nors OF their faa;
CouSrkstEg Mosxy.--wilam Pstlsn was taken into
csstody by oflcer Wilson. Of the Elevealh ward, on
charge of passing countorfst money Tho prisoner had
in bis possession IS counterfeit bin on tho Atlantic
Bank OF this city, 500 in "fves tho Bank oi
Syracuse. Justice Osborne committed The accused
examination.
OGlefai Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky and M!ssonr,S,ae Lotteries
kRSTuCKY. fxr.A CLASS fy7-Narch ~ 1852
SO, Ii, a., 10, AZ, 81, &C, 90, 50, 6S, III, 8.
KsNrucxr, CLASS iss-Sialch 2:. 1867
66, %, 6S, ~, Z, i;, I 70, Gl, ~, ~, SO, 4.
Circulars cen, or charge by addressing ei,asr
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Codagtoa, Ky.. o. ST. Louis, No.
Onciai Ora Tugs or tho Keatuci<y and
Delaware State Lotteries
33, Al, "a, 10, 81, 10, l, "a, 20. %. 3S. %.
OnAwAIx-CLA.s l30--March ~ I363.
8. II, 32 ~. l6 G5, 26, Gi, IL, G, 70, Is. GO.
JOHN 4. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington. Delaware or covins.on. Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

CristadOro's Hair Dye. Preservative and
Wigs the hest ~ the world Wholesale gea aud tue
dye privately applied a. No. 4 Asior Hoas-.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
T UMsEM LUMBER
SHIPPING AND BtiLDISo PURPOSES.


BUILDING MATERfAIS
The substrber cvcs hia personal attention 10 the ssct
ing purchasing and shlpng OF al kinds Of Lumber sad
Parties requiring large quantities Of Lumber can haze
purchased Albany Troy whoe slc rN.co
aud shipped TO any part Of the city country.
Orders received and prop. attended 10 for hs best uds
lowest wholsssie prizes 3Eo w PEcx, Broker.
n Fulton street, n ", tafcr MAY l. q. 40 Wall s.sret)
nsrHnsNcrs
John II. Brewer, Esq., N. Y. William 5msri, Es1s Fiusnr
,Ssr s,as .S G,yssr .. Esq w ro,r,s..v-
ycsephw. Harper. ESD, Mt sie, w.. K., w..
John w. Lewfence. Bsl. j.. r. fheps hsQ' NcS
Flushing, L. l. Troy, N. II =
-
BoN TON FOR APRrL WITH TWO vAI.uARLE
IL Gu. Patterns fs nov ready nsMal ~ ekoeloM ana
besutif N n,nber Single copies ~ cehts one year. ~
r. TAILOR a SON, Importers, sU BROADWAY, rev YORK
Sold BY all booksellers q. 1
q T., issox npAwr,s
~ PLANTATION r1TTERS
cures indycaon and Dyspepsia gives tons " the stnAr
nnd strnsthens the sysem. agreeable Tonic ana
nss cr faiso bepeat Sold everywhere Depot 2 Broad
way New York
c,4goro's PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTASfs3
y Bossssd eolitasd sospat eS Wssrtn sS4 sS~i ~
50.
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who is Mrs. yyinslpw :-As this aues-

Beautifui Complexion.--LnirsI irsI's Bloom,
OF Youth liquid Pearl ioI preserving aud bcsny yug
the Completion and SAM all druggists and i3e Broadw.y
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
JeH, Davis i'm tsle FieId

A late number Of the New Orleans Pieayuas says
IL with tho greatest satisfaction that hear II
about TO take tina field In person. Should he do 80 il
would be worth thousands Of to tho of in
dependence. At Monterey and Buena Vista no won
honors freely awarded him by tho country for his bra
very soldier and his conduct and skill as officer
Ar Secretary OF War he evncsd high military qualities,
and displayed much ability AZ President Of the Con-
fcdsrate States has always shown himself possessed
Of the talents that 60 to constitute great general and
doubt not that at the head OF armies in the con-
tests upon which we the eve OF entering. he
would signalzo himself as . gallant and successful
leader.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
ntfsccllaneous Southern Ite

miscellaneous southern Atemos
From the Atlanta (Ga Commonwealth, March 81
Gordon county was called on for I4S men, sad fur
nishsd 200.
Hon. NJ. J. Crawford. Of Columbus, has been autho-
rzsd 10 raise regiment Of cavalry 70 serve during tho
war.
Muscoges was required to furnish 11s men and 100
volunteered At the muster Tuesday last.
General Bragg has ordered the closing OF al whiskey
shops In the city Of Montgomery, Ala.
Under the proclamation Of martial law In Richmond,
the government about to seize ell private arms for the
public defence.
It is stated that Colonel Shaw, who commanded our
forces al Roanoke Island has been ordered to Richmond
for an Investigation.
Nearly oil the members Of thesgaant Fourth Alabama
regiment have enlisted will recnlst for tho
1t will be recruited to number 900 men.
Fine salt selling in Richmond tho 17th ut. At
$37 so $40 per SACK the finest -four at So So 60, and
hams al go 25c per pound
Hon. Henry W. Hiliinrd OF Alabama, has boon autho
rzed by the Secretary War with the Of the
President to raise legion for three years the war;
Tho Columbia South Cdrotnian says thore are $50 dis
tcries in Picens and Anderson districts, consuming
IL 500 bushels Of corn week. Or 10000 bushels an
nuaily.
DR.. c. G. Wilkinson, Lieutenant OF the Emma Rles,
ot his eyes Sunday the Cd nst at Savannah by the
explosion OF submarine apparatus inside Of which he
was At the time, under water.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

ton Is frequently asked. VIC VIII simply that she is
lady who, Tor upwards of ibrty years. has unifingly de-
voted her time Gnd talents female physician and nurse
principally among children. She has especially studded tho
constitution aud wants Of ,hi. nrneiors class and
suit OF this cno and practical knowledge, obtained In
Soothing syrup for children tcch'ng. II operates ike
maic-givng rest aud health. ana Is, moreover,
requisite the bowels In consequence ot this article Mrs
Nasow Is becoming ned beneracci Of
racc cdicn ceriny DO rise up and bless her. especially
Is ,hs the case IN this city Vast quantities Of the Soothing
Syrup daily sold and used here Ne hick Ms WirElow
has lmor,sked hex by bls nyal,ahe efliclc aud
sincerely believe hosanis6f 6liren EsTc tern saved
trgn an eafly grave iy s timely use and that millions yet
ra6 GIN shere iLs benefits, end unite IN calling her
besscd Nc mother has discharged her duty 10 her suffering
,c IN opinion unti che has given q he benefit
M!s Nins.ows Soothing syrup Try ~ mo,hcrStty now
Trusses.-HJarsh &. Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shodcr Braces and d.. W,dsworlas Uterine Ele
vao'a pefior article. No Iesy street Asor House
opposite the churrh.
Wtnant's Indian Ifnimcnt Is n Sure
cure for Rheumatism Neuralgia, &c Depoisl Barclay sce
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
Condition OF Fort Pillow.

TwHFs Hcsoarp Nsonoxs wAsrEo-TO work upon The
|rtincations at Fort Pillow
:. w. ANDERSON. Major and ousrtermastsr,
MsSrus, March II, lsGe.
south Carolina Calls for Moro Troops.
Gove,nor Pckens, Of South Carolins in view OF rs.
|lsiion from the Confederate states ss Issued pro
Eaination calling for I'VE more regiments Governor
|ickons thus urges volunteers 10 come forwsrd:--
al mood not make an appeal 10 the people 10 meot this
|equi5ticn. The country is 10 danger We have mot
be our homos and our altars No people are ot 10 he
Zee unless they are willing 10 march through the pers
severe conflict and battle This state vas the cradle
+. the Revolution. Lot her sons now hang out their
|aIe Gags from every homo. lot US mako tho state ons
trcnchod camp, and we ere 10 fsl let every free.
ban nnd 81 least, soldiers grave. lot all como 10
cr ccuntry's call II wo ars brave and true thsrs Ia
10 permanent danger. without difficulty and peril in
|sUsndsucs Nssl WJrdaot be yaIuoa. No people wore
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
NlnIrlesl.

wsnant's Indian Ifniment Is n SURE
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia ac Depo,sl Barclay stce,
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

c,Tsoro's PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTASgs3
y Bodssssa eoIattasd ,ospat ef Wssrtn sfA sSs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
Extract from a Letter on the Battle. vIsla.l

.u
n's oA''ie lAn'iesam) mas peen the most
sangulhafy Oh tne war ana the only one fought
"i'n VislD'e ue''gn ana upon military princi-
p.es, ine arrangement Oh our corps - the
oVe''ovAns pos''lon u sne commanding Cen
tm. 'n' seno'ng in's aouon the right ana lett
uiyislons-'ne tt, oloalDs up OF the center, and d.
~ suoVo''.1eAoi.es Dewiiaefing ,admirauon'
@ s.%.' oA'i'.' 'ne ina 70 'ne great nelos Of Aus
se.n.4 anu "nsfam' iouenti py Napoleon. Vi
80 sD'' NAos sponen' tne "eaIl history ol
oSOn ooHn'os' pufon"Ssu w 'ne NE ana oiooo
q %eIy 'Iou'Aau w, men' mnss 90 iound In tne me
'p,a.'' ~ "slnes i.S s.ories-Du' ~ mas i's =
Wv .po'a.1 eeoas Os y, .aeso human sof!ures.
NOV r,sAe we oyeipshs Aone--'he hearI pleeo
7pn' np' pA''s, anu 'lo DEaln M 5leei' Inc sign'
us. Po','ivo.y 0unenuplhp'e' ine hie'
80 - ''-V - ,"n a''Ai'ne a"ayin shen'
49,. "sno WIG e.soeve,ea imoS ana ma.
w Z p'ne% sse si 'ise y" 70 SOUNDS poo
r.. ~ no.%''s ay' % e.I % "''ne'''
- -; - ,.,a.. ''o ".y nofe Sees Son-oF
s..so. I'Dauu-" s,, ''''ef' . ofo'ne'-os sons
..s ANF'' @1Au y .olsoisu sna. Oven mere
Z has,a~ss ,.o. ~ "a'Su Anu po''er '''ss care
:. - .ss e.. .s.. upOu yoa' iUssu oneS 'nan m,sns
~ 80 0.0. p'''',I'' ~ was Al 'ue nosp''a''
49, r,.,- .. ". sAi'au' nvoHer' 'na' iearned
~ -o,V.y =. 'no'o uy'ulVA' snn woros 80 often
Y - a.. A.s..;-" ~ .'A' ,,,.., IuUe',, % aioOo-,
!. MIN. ~. rs. us ,no 0anef'uss anu
SIaa.Isa % 'A .' -. :. yur soiaiers, = na.ionai
trom .hi. ..,'.,s s''e' sumo astonishing results
T. . -, 80. Il. "a. .1rs
do. na a-.;.a4 - ,D' .neos :, Dufns sunpo"
loo. &c h,oas a, ~. . 'A.e' .A'on auueu " 'ne
cessItv os a revivins at;mu,an. :. .t;s ~ :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
Agent OF, etc. :

Dear Sir=ln reply TO ycur communication
Offering US "Fifty thensand sdeilAra for the rs.
cipe aud right TO make the Plantation Bitters
for your hospital purposes during the war" We
beg To- say, your price 10 liberal one, consid-
ering y would cost US nothing to comply, and
that Otherwise We can derive no revenue from
the Southern StatesI but, sir, eur duties to our
Government and our ideas of consistency
would rot allow uA TO entertain II, although Il
might please US 70 assuage the sufEeriugs OF
your misguided followers. :. q ! C7L
We remain,ry y,lv
;' q Very respectfully, yours,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOnrsenesS
Group, bronchitis, yIncipient Com
sumption, md for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients
in advanced. Stages
OF the Disease.
This is remedy SO universally known to surpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that It
"a useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues Its
uurvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease have made 1t
known throughout tho civilized nations OF the earth
Few are the communities, families, among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
AsN know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy we need not
do more than to them that 1t has now all the viz
tues that It did have when making the cures which have
won 80 strongly upon the confidence of mankind. f4
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
and for sale by @. ROBERTS, Columbus, and by all
dealers In medicine everywhere.
April ls, ls6a-d&weowly ,+l en- ..r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EplleD@
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,

Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power of this medicine 1t smu-
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyercomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach Such remedy has long been required by the
cessities of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20

ppe..y ou.S =. 'no '.nv"ihs conplaintsi
M Inno TIicers Sor.s Er,,,s.s su...
PimnIes. PHsfnIcs. RI"tch as Ro;iS
Riains, and ali skin DiSeasea. 1'S."'
- ..
JC Aygn Co. Genta fpaI h M, t, d,t,1 'tO0 ~ .
knowledge what your Sarsaparilia has done for mo-
Having Inherited Scrofulous Infection have Suffered
from 1t In various ways for years. Sometimes II burst
out In Ulcers ON my hands and arms; sometimes IL
turned inward and distressed mo at the stomach Two
years ago 1t broke out my head and covered my scalp
and ears with sore, which was painful and loathsoe
beyond description. tiled many medicines and several
physicians but without much relief from any thing In
iact the disorder grew worse. At length was feoiced
to read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an Alternative Sarsaparilla for knew from your feputa
ton that any thing you nude must be good. sent to
Cincinnati and got II, and used It till It cured INC. took
~ as you advise, In small doses Of teaspo6hfnl
month, and used almost three bottles Now and healthy
akin soon began to form under the scab whie. after
while fell on My skin is now clear, and know by my
feelings TINT the disease has gone from my system You
can we'll believe thatI feel what am saying when tell
od tat hold yoa to bo ono Of the apostles Of the age
'''"''' WV s'"'''''' ALFHE1ij !, 1rA1ftv
g, Au.,,ou,,,. u,.. u... r,--..,
ST,atta,. a,y, ss.I. %Oso OF ~ iReiia5'
R1,,%,yo,,,, "n sn.e M,,na h; Scntu Aen",
"S ""AAh' SpSe <SSs, DH"PsS'c . Srlf,
DR.. Robert M. Pfebe writes from Salem, MY, 18th
Sept, 1852 that he has cured ON nv6toruto case of
Dopsy which threatened to terminate fatally, by the
peTsevering Of Sarsaparilla aud also
Malignant Eysipelas by large doses of the same; aays
no cures the common ET1piions by 1t constantly. ~
Bronchocele, Goitre or Swelled Neck,
Zebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas writes "rhree bot
@ g gyun 90 p.I so, i, hd oro. novo
over two years." ,'-a- ,t.pli e. ,l.fl...
Ie,,corrI,m. M. WI, ,tea III, ,,o :, n, m, o,.
Uterine UIoerationI EeTnnIe TSIs.nses.
DIR. j. Il. S. Claiming, of New York City, writes aI
most cheeruy comply with the request Of yonr agent In
saying have found your SarsapaTla most excellent
alternative In tho numerous complaints for which we
employ such remedy but especially in Female Diseases
of the Scrofulous diaesis. have cured many nVeer
ate eases Of Leucorrhoea by It and some where the co
plant was caused by liberation Of tho uterus. The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my knosl
;;5 ~; $:$ \ 4; $;$! ;:$;;;; 81 s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
AYERS

FOR PURIFYING THE RIOOD

Aud for the speedy cure Of the following complansi
Scrofula and ScrOfulous Affeo ions such
as TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns,
Plmples, Pustules, BIOtches, BOilg,
Rlains, and all Skin DIaeaaea. ltLs.l.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
cry respectfully, yours,
..7 p. H. DRAKE & co,


These gentlemen give the history of certain
ingredients Of their article for over two hund.
red years-shoWing that through all changes
OF the medical profession and its practitioners
strength, composure and cheerfulness have beer
derived from these sources. Dr.. Woods id the
Washington Hospitals informed me that one
patient was fast sinking and crazy, end had moi
slept an hour for twoiweeka, until the Planta-
ton Bitters came to his knowledge, when one
days trial gave him nights rest, and he was
now fast recovering. am surprised our Gov.
ernment has not equaled Jefferson Davis In en-,
ergy. and adopted this invaluable articlsin all
our hospitals. The weak soldiers cling to II
like brother. As q lay member, can bea
witness it Is "good to take" and affords NOR,
energy and life than anything ever tried
Success to the Plantation Bitters. saa
But | have! digressed. In my next shall
speak of gathering in the wounded, burying the
dead, etc. ,r-a
-. .a NICODEMUs..
nov25-deod&w1m -"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20

aLoay hxpnEss, 2ils VA Dayton, at 1900 midnight,
detown and Hamilton, arriving At CIncinnat AZ s;1O
mel connecting with Ohio and sns5ippi Railroed for
vineennes Loufylie, odiro, 81 Louis, sto arriving
spols for Lafayette Terre Nsute, ohicaso, Snd mi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-20
FOURTH TRAIN,

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION Of 4IOp. m. :, stop.
ping O. Az stations between Columbus and 0incinnati
arriving at oihsinhat At 1880 l'-r'T ~
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fiience has been shaken, however, and long
time will elapse bsfore---with all conddence-
her business could bo fully 70 .ostab ishsd, her
credit made good, and her damages repsired.
The Hood, however, will lead to many disputes
nud much difficulty. Some Of tho wealthy
merchants who own small lots on the high bus
incs streetf do not wish to spend money on
le,ee, to protect the whole city, but with to
raise the grade Of thciI street FIVE or ok feet.
Some sro unwilling TO spend any money for
either lcvecs or grado they say they hFve lost
enough llro,dy, aud they arc willing to run
the ri. OF another Ito d. Some again wish to
cut docp ch ,nnel through tho back part VI the
town, from the Amcrican t. tho Sacramento
river ~ a. ~ divide the waters Of the former
river in case Of Iroa- rise.
The Village Of Washington Just opp 'site Sac
Iamcntc City md on lower ground, was not
ov,filos cd because it wa not exposed to the
fnry Of the Amo -icsn rivo..
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TnE roSTooN TRAIN.
Our Washington Letter What Mr. Came-
ron tanks of the War, &c.

MASiIINGToS, Feb. 10, lNbS.
Mr.. anton was confirmed in the Senate last
gh', AMI Mr. Cameron will no doubt be- ulti-
maely confirmed as Minister TO Russia
Speculation is still riio as to the cause Of Came.
ron - resignation, and have good reason to be-
lieve that there were t'oo reasons First, bo-
cause Of some disagreement with Gen. Nc
Clellan, and second, because of the exposures
Of Investigating Conmittees II is not charged
by any ono hero that Mr.. Cameron himself has
been guilty Of dishonesty in any tran saction at
the War Department, but grasping, aNlrlcious
and dishonest contractor, have occasionally im-
pos d upon him.
Mr.. Stanton is this morning at the War De-
paTtment, duly installed in ollico, and ready to
receive bis friends. lie !, q man OF lndOnitIOle
v i'll and great teuucity Of purp se-so look out
for a vigorous admiuis,rlti1n OF the War Do
Taltment.
The President speaks hopefully of the future.
lie said 10 Senator ye,tergay, " These ara
the darAeat days Of the RepublIc-things will
look brighter iu A few days ~ There Is no
dou bat the President expect, daily TO hear
Ot battles with tho enemy--Di severe fighting
Now Workers horc are urging tho appoints
ment Of M,ior Doubleday as a Brisiior Con.
eral. While deliberating upon the -ubjsc', the
ifctident has appointed son ol Con Patter'
ICn 10 that office.
Ben. Wood voted yesterday AGAINST the reso
luton fayoriug war tax OF ono hundred and
| Gtly millions. lie goes dead against the war
and any supplies to carr il on. Benjamin is
yo,y unpopular in the House ami in Washing
| ton.
| Tho Ways and Means Committee do not got
on very usr. Tax bills are uow discussed dai.
| ly 1aX,s will be laid upon everything that
| viii take them. One thing is setti, there is
| 10 be taxation enough to make tho credit OF the
| Government gDCd.
| No cabinet changes will be mrds at present.
| The story that Holt displacos Welles in the
! Navy Department turns out TO be false. Ely,
of Rochester, late from Secessia, is expected
here in day or two to take his old place in
! Congress.
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Nothing now this morning. Mr.. welos has
sent into Congress long reply respecting Geo.
ID. Morgan's purchase of v.s;s,s Tor the Navy
Department. II Ia reported 10 bs sa,isfsotory.
As close this letter hear that Sscre's sSv
Chase will come 10 an agreement with the B.nk
committees, and tha; the hundred milloa notas
will not be issued, o., at least, will not bs mszs
a legal tender. QdfD.
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dividend

DIVIDEND .
- IRVING SAVINGS TN5TITU rION, No @
Warren st.-The trustees OF THIS institution have
iiretei thai interest Il the rate Of sN 6l per cent
per anuum ON on sums VI t'hn, and five l5l per cent
all sums up /, $1,000; and four lil per cent over
tgnt stuuvui, t. 10 pad tn all dep sit1rs entitled
tnprctu, payable ON anil after Monday tho Goth lay
" January. All interest not ~ ~.thdraWu will draw
interest ts principal.
join CAS1'REH, President.
yAN0TRRILr L. NJ NTON, Secretary
N.t 1I'IyE
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DowERY SAVINGS BANK,
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- NV fOEK, Jan. 10Th, 1909.
TIE DHf0SrT0RS ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED
that interest, at the rate Of fre per cent per an.
mum, on all sums Of fve doltrs and upward, and
not exceeding hve hundred dnllsrs, AMI yotir per
cent. per annum un all sums hve hundred dol.
lars, which have been Deposited NJ least three
months ~ cvious " the ist nst, will be allowed "
the depositors payable on and amer Monday, tee
2Oth inst, iu accordance with the provisions of the
bylaws. All interest not called Dr will remain as
principal, and draw interest accordingly from LIST
lust.
THIS Bank is open ~ business daily from 10 to
e'cl-k, and on Moudty, wellcsity, and Friday
evenings, from to o'clnck, at No 1870 Biwery. BY
order " tue Trustees
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President.
q. II. CnGgLsuALi, Secretary. ito 6'iOi