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pRASS STENCIL ALPHABETS
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" kILtIM STREET, Bus TON. MASS,
!te <ly manufacturers IN the United States Of Bras
Atlaht and Figures, 10 any great cItcHt or In any
vafioty. 6uld 1t ,.helcsalc, I'D the Lowksr q 81
fFlfKs. ARo, the BEST OF INDEI41Hl4E STENCIL
IhK, VERY <lIEAr. stencil Dies and aIl kinds OF
:'rsH :itot Impurities crecrr promptly atte nded
r.. pcss.ra45m
, 1863-12-03

WEATHREsT1E1D, Com, March 2, 1853,
pc, n. Il. G1Eoa:
Dear Sir: Having seen Jour advertisement Of Cop-
sba III rtstiom of te q
ieTed for he past three ysas, md tried tho sk of
nrnher Of Ply @ E1th oay temporary relief,
bottle of yonr agfpts as narS9Fd q S Aess Lee. sson
found great change In my health. have used two
bottles of II an1 an where never expected to be ia
ny gratitude for feel that Is al and more than
you recommend It to PC May the blessing OF God
Yours, truly, LEONARD 8. B1GgIov.
, 1863-12-03

A TLANTIC AND GREAT
II WESTERN RAILWAY.
1863. NEW BROAD GUAGE 1854.
PASSENGER, FREIGHT, MAIL,
EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH ROUTE.
It ~ \ RI; e. IL Tsss e M Ell Esa
on. AND AFTER MONDAY, NOT. 10th, 1858,
Through Passenger aad EFSs!Et Trains viii be run
Cleveland and New York.
NEW AND IMPORTANT PAssEN-
GriR ROUTE.
Fare as Low as' by any other Route.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
NV W f''e
THROUGH TICKETS !.
way. aad ali ticket Offices # connecting ines West
des sa;da oh oe' an
Ask for Tickets via tie Atlantic aud Great
Western and Eric Railways.
Passenger Truins stop at Mcadylle thirty minutes,
| Smps s o, Il ns 81 H. It the cHenr
New aud Expeditions Freight Line.
ALL RAIL.
No transhlpmc1t OF Freight between New York and
Akron Or Ctcrclana. Merchants In tho Vest and
Southwest will find it to their advantage order their
goods to be forwarded ria tho Erie and atlantic and
Great Western Railways, Eus saving trouble and
pensc. Eatcs Of freight low BY any other ali rail-
route.
Especial attention viii be given to the speedy rans-
cnEiaee, and other equipments Of this COMPANY
arc entirely new, and Of the most improved modern
STYLE.
The only direct route t. the woaderfnl OIL RE-
G1OES OF 0FpEENsHITAG[AtT via He3lrllte OF CORY,
From Leavittsbu1gh the 1Iahonfug Branch runs 10
Yonngg,own and tho Coal Ainea
complete running order to Gallon, Urbana, Dayton and
Cincinnati. without break OF EuaEt.
J. EAkNSN0lsTH. General Freight Agent.
7. Il. GooDHUE. General T1eEeE Agent.
H. F. SWEETSER. Gen. Surt:
Meady1lle, Pa, Nov. Il. 1sG3. no15ro-1m
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.33ia;tos.

&TEIN " AY'S PIANOS.
on Dec. 9Th. will open In the com
N4''oos oNita'hE noE being completed It
XO1 South Clark Street,
q a HFfTn M Moek Of lnanos, amongst which will be
ioru 49,. uost assortment uE S;rtnways magnificent
Afw York wnrcroonS. e1@'ias 0A %1e@A
III nnhf'uocilG ourselves 81 sole n~ents ~ 1f.aaz
tenwry s,ns for the r,,r Of CnicaEu ma - rcsnit1
Ssa ~ ici9 4 NM. % anins &
asr hcrrscr The piano teell Is snown. >"'s no"
For ourclTts, We can only rcfct to our panr yca+1
f blBnt6E cxrcrt II Cincinnati and frnn
rnuo buye1a such shEEr Of their patronage hire NJ
u.lje*s reputation elsewhere and The rxcr1isnss
s<'f 1hr iistrumtn n&s Nc keep 1u&S ,nsri:.
EM1TH l. NIXON
Agents Tor Stcinwe: & 5u,.s, III South C!ar: siscct
Chicago, mud * ". Fourth street, Cincinnati.
noIe1l:Lty
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Truths that Defy Competition
Read thr following facts in relation to CII5T Do
RIOS ENCE1SIOIi HAIR DYE and then sAy II II. b IS
!Gry c1tnf in fhc world:
II neither burns the eln nor hair; it colosB every
.srs alike: Its blacks ma browns nEc Natures dnpll
Gates + appiird in few minutes l. leayes Eoss
s.f,on the hair It ts rTmAncnt than otcE dyE4;
contains no corrosive ingredients; md lastly It's in
Tentor challenges 4 trial between this dye and any
other In existence whether Of native foreign ORR
&.in.
Manufactured by J. CEISTAD0RO,6 AstoS Honse.
New York. Sold every where, and applied by all Hair
Drc4sc:r Price 81 DC, 81 50 and Sso per box accord
.enE to MZc. no1354t1u.
, 1863-12-03

CONSTITUTION WATER
and have much confidence hat It Is specific IS
We hare that opium Will produce sleep, and trnthuly
ssy that it has cured every case IN which ii has been
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after :,
Urinati1g.
ss entirely sHrs4 y ths Constitution Wafer. taken
Ia DyszuenorrEoa, or Painful Menstrpatioa,
and Acnorrhasia, Or Profuse Efowins.
menstrual anId-n liz Que case Seins TOO ste. a. and
as BY ync ssyeEs Raf an other eo
That disease Known as FALLING OF THE WOMB.
IL: q Il aa s
thIeagh the parts Will In all cases. be removed by TIC
os sset: SF M ss: s. sasS, @as sE;Rs %
ss a
know whether The symrtons arc The disease, Or lie
Se1e Ell fana snS
t!en Of The Heart. Impaired Memory, W4keinIheas.
Tision. "A'@ -An-1@'' -
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Piles. Esisesvs
DR.. WftAeldss Vegetable Pills
Ara warranted certain cure for FISTULA, BLIND
AND B14EEDING PILES.
We would caution all who arc victims to this dis
trcssnE complaint 10 avoid tic OF external sppu
cations they Tesuf on1r In a.Inynting the disease
NJ. WITFIEl.D'S remedy removes the cause Of tic
dlbeAse and cdecte permanent cure-
THIS Is NO QUACK MEDICINE.
Tlrec Pills hare been tried for tb- last years.
aud In no instance hare they failed to cure,
Ircc 20 cents l,cr ho1. Sent by mall to any address,
J. YOUNG, sole Proprietor,
For sale by BLISS & SHARP. III LAKE sGeet. Gu.
cnGo. I'll. oc9-m5t6-5m.
, 1863-12-03
.
SUPPRESSED ME1ISTRUATION

Which In the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect The seeds Of more
Eonth aftsr month bases Ttont m so;t aSo So, as
made to assist natuxe. the suppression become7 chron
c the patient gradually loses her appetite the bowels
Fre consttpated, night swea:s come on and CoSsuMp
ton finally ends her career.
Irritation Of the Seek Of the Bladder, Ia1am-
mat:cn Of the Kidneys, Catar7h Of
the Bladder, Stranguary and
Burning, or Painful
Crinatlng.
For these diseases It Is truly sovereign rcmedy.
dose has been known to relieve the nost urgent synp.
toms.
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given ur te use of buchu, cubebs.
and junpet in tie treatment of these dIsease3 AMI
only use them for tho want Of q better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
aasprovcd itself to the task that has dcvovea
DIUnEI1Cs
] sss s1 e ssaa as sa nd ss
ease. NN7
Read! Read!! Read!!!
, 1863-12-03
DIABETES

I disease ofthe stomsch md Liver, actnsithroush
disease cers Consumption, TINT affects the human
S1nsfqtion W have space for discussing causes
yetson Of staIchy principle TOR vegetable portion
o. ING food) into sugar which stimulates the kidneys
10 ~ excessive Secrction of water. Many persons
suffer from This disease who are ignorant or 1t; TINT
Is they pass iarge quantities during tho day and are
dnripg the night No notice is taken OF it until their
attention s called to the large discharge of water md
control Of ordinary remedies Another symp.on Is
the great thirst which, when the disease Is fully estab
w1thoas being satisfied saiso dryncss q TIC mouth
cEacdnE 81 the lips. gwcet breath, in the more nd-
and the rntlent gradually sinks nom exhaustion.
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OF the worse disorders that AFFECT mankind arse from
the corruption that Accumnlates In tho blood. or ali
the discoveries that have been made purge It ont
none can equsl In effect HELHBOLD'8 COMPOUND
renovates the blood Insls the ygor health Intothe
system: and purgcs OCT the hunoEs which maize DIS
and e1pels the disorders that grow and rankle IN tic
blood Such remedy. that could b relied .on. aas
public have one on which they can depend. Our space
here doel not admit certificates show Its effects,
the thai Of ingle bottle viii chow 10 the sck tAar II
has v!It5sa sn5passns anythipE tney havs ever uss
added to pint Il water II equal to The Lisbon Diet
Drink and ono bottc fnl!y equal to bottle Of the
Syrup Of SazsapaIta, or the Decoctior, as usually
ulndc. - -..
THESE EXTRACTS FAVE BEEN ADMITTED
aso IN very general nse IN all The STATE HOSPITALS
and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS through.
out the land well g in pFiyate practice, and a-c
, 1863-12-03

ritate and drtneh tho Kidneys and by constant usc
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
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From thi- force GIN. wsds y or:h Is dir-c I'D
to detach two good r-- lmeni- to Richardson's
DIVISION, Sumnrr's corps, which should be de-
Quoted II, N Lis cGrYirhT =; one regiment 10 70
place tie 3..h New York, in Hrintzl-man~ d.
v sion, and o. regime ~ relieve regiment
In HoO.t riN isio.., AZ isudd's Ferry. Total,
four regiments He IL also ordered 10 s-ni
81, o men L. relieve SUNNI At Manassa IS ;ind
HaIlenton. s,.
Gen. wsds~orth represents that he has no
nlcrntrd Ii il. aruiIery u-.der hi command or
o. ace.
Gen. waa-wcrth further reports tn II IL -ariy
ali th- fore Il new and inperiectly dis 'iplined
q az 81 Al OF the regime nts Ia a very dis
orsaniz' condi ion. some Of I'm having been
reli, ved from orIgsdes which have gone into
III, field, in consequence o! their uni MSS Tor
service; The best regiments remaining having
l~- Is ls. I. TO tax theI. PLACES.
Two heavy arti.iars regiments and one Ia
isntry r's cement, which had \ drilled for
n'"Lih n. III aTjil ~ service, having been With
rawr from tht forts o. t!;s 20 u sid' OF thr
Pc CHA, and !hi ir Pia ~ supplies WI n neg
iBaantryr gimsnts entirely unacqunintsd with
II, duties o. that aTn, and Of little or no Val ue
u. I;Gii lescnt position.
!; Tiers 0: a military fierce .of IA"
81 etF OF III. cty of W ashiHgton " thin its o ~n
/ n;i'-, Il at referr-d TO in the report OF Gen.
ellsworth would sem 10 be -ntirely made
Guate. -.
In view of the opinion expressed by the
council cf commanders Of army csrps vf the
force necessary Tor thu defence VI the capital,
though not numerically stated, ard of tie force
represt ntfd by Gen. Mcclellan as left for Aat
purpose, we arr or opinion tha. h" r';luirr-
ments u: lie President that he ci:y shall re
left sentireiy secure, not only in tina opinion
Of tie Grnrral-n Chief, but those or hn '''o;n-
raBders of the army corps also, has not oSea
complied with.
AN Of which is respectfully submitted.
L. THoaAe, bdjutant GanI.
f. A. HITCHCOCK.
Major Geu'i Vol, u 5. A.
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SECOND edition.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE VICTORY on THE ARKANSAS
RIVER.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF COM. PORTER


The following WAS received al the Navy D.
ptytnent
Us MIaetssrrpI Squadron,
ARKAHsAs Po-r, January II, 1853
Hns. Gideon Hel.r, Secretary IF the Vary:
SIR:-The guhfoats LOUSY Vile. d. Ralh,
Cincinnati and Lexington attacked tn. heavy
fort at POST on the Arkansas, last night, and
.ileE oed the batteries, killing % OF thn cn"my.
The gunboa.s attacked at this morning.
and dismounted every gun, eleven in all. Csi.
Huntington, late OF TIE u. &. Navy, command.
an. Of the fort, requested TO surrender 10 tie
Navy. received his SWORD.
The army cooperate on the land side. The
forts were completely silenced, and the guns,
eleven in number, were all dis mountcdin three
heurs. The action was 81 close quarters on the
part OF the .aree Iron eIads, aad the firing splen
did
The list OF killed and wounded Is small The
Louisville lost 10, De Kalb IL, Cncin natl none,
Iexinton none. Rather Z.
The vessels, although mnch cat mp, were
ready for ac.i0a In half IN hour after the
battle.
The light dram Rather, Lieut. Comm 40 der
wetsou Smith. and other light drafts, Joined
in the action when IL became general, a. did
the Black Hawk, Lieut. Commander K r.
Breese, with her rife guns.
Particulars Will be given hereafter.
Very respectfully, &C.
DAVID d. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral
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LOSS OF TRANSPORTS FOR THE BANKS 6x.
PEDITIOS

PEDITIOf.
The following has been received at the Navy
Department:
L. < GCE-BoAr "SaoAsosRn War
FLA., Jan. l0-Sir: / have the honor to raport
~ thc icpar1r NJ, that in obedien y, 70 in stru,
mons received nom Acting Rear Admiral The
ocore BAILEY, on The I'd inst, proceeded 10 the
mouth Of Indian River Inlet; reached tn sstplace
On the evening OF the 18th inst, and started an
expedition up Indian river that same night
AT midnight got under way aud proc .eded %
Jupiter Inlet, To assume the blockade of that
piace. on the morning Of the 5th inst sent the
boats with armed crews inside Jupiter Inlat
Were tbs y captured the English sloor .. ven
and hailed goods.
On the morning of the sth inst capturad the
English sioop Julia Of Nassau, ten miles
north OF Jupiter, and about half a mile from
the shore, her cargo consisted prencipalIy of
SAT-: took both vessels in tow, as far "a Cana
fleTica, 10 start them inside the reef for KY
rarPEtly ashore on thu reef, with sirnaIs Of
distress fly ing stood down for them found
one TO be the ship Lucinda of New York laden
"a with troops and hors.s; she had gone ashore
the previous night; ha 1 thumued over the reef
and was insiGe between the north point of
Long Reef ana TriU mph Reef; went i'm ,rladi-
stsiy 10 " oTk; got her OF without iniury and
started her on her course. Then bore down
ship Sparkling Sea OF New York. and hal On
beard the IS h New York Battery
She had run ashore at aybrrak on the north
point of Ajax Reef; will probably prove a total
WICK FINDING il impossible 10 get her of, As
she was hard and fast on the reef with four or
hve fe.t OF water in the hold, / received on
board this vessel the officers and men h.Iong
ing TO the 25Ih New York Battery, and proceed
cd with them 10 Key West where / arrived
this morning
With great respect am, your obi. eerv't
EARL ENGLISH, 1t Com !aandar
To Hon. GIDEON W ALLEs, Sec'y OF the NAVY
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CovRr, January i;.-AIeIsudsr
Wood ward was found guilty and sentenced 70
~ months in the psnitentiary.
Edward Osborne, indicted for stealing q
wagon cover and coat was found not guilty.
Robert Miller, indicted for the larceny OF
billiard balls, was &C quilted.
barney Barnes, convicted OF forgery aaa
passing counterfeit money, was sentenced 10
years and months in the pFnitentiary.
January i9-Mr. Darlington district Auos-
nryl statrd to the Court this morning that IN
consequence OF a notice in this paper, he Goa.
sidered II bat an act OF simple III stice TO Mr.
Cisyton to say a werd OF ex plantation In his
address to the jury he did not intend 10 asssiI
the veTsci'y Of that e nileman, or the purit, OF
him with an error OF Judgment an discharsthg
the prisoner, and frcm an an1i-ty 10 rinaica:a
bis Judgment, Of disregardinE the rules OF evi.
drDce " lille giving his testimony, after bring
warned by the Court and himself lie thought
that MI. Clayton desired TO impute the Larceny
in question 10 colder, upon the naked state.
ment Of q coiored man, mo was found with
the fruits OF crime in his possession. This
exciting has indignation, was the cause OF BIS
assault upon the witness. But il mistaken n
this, IL afforded him pleasure TO make the
dnleHde ho4lctrGGie. he had kno An Mr IsIavtos
for many years, and believed him 10 be a lust
vould never assail any witness further "a an
he thought professions al duty required. Ne
thought IL unfair and dishonorable in eay
lawyer 10 DO 20.
CIV. Hail, indicted for stealing cost ana
toots from A. Beamer, was found guilty. The
same party, indicted for stealing q coat hat
and scarf from A. Sondar, confessed 10 plea
of guilty.
Prisii!a Young, eoiored. was found guilty Of
larceny OF s $50 IN gold from Thornton Ssdler
Patrick NJ urnaDe was convicted OF stealing
three ted II reads from T. Muntz and also OF
stealing dress, gold pencil, &c, from Mrs
Mnntz.
John Buckley was convicted Of stealing eight
pounds OF neat
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xxxrII,A coNGKEs.-rHinp sns.,o
MONDAY, January 10.


SrsATE-Sever-l departmental eommunic,.
ions werr laid ~ fore The Senate by the Vic.
Prr~id' mt among them heInE the answer OF IN.
PostHastr frnernl 20 tho r'solut;on ofinqntry
relative to the caure 90 le.n delaY. fn the tr,rs
miseton OF ihe N ails between New York ana
Washington wherein the Postmaster General
attributes The delays, Ae-, in question 70 TIA
Of railroad occasioned by tho war, ana ads
that arrangements havr rust been entered int
er Ire prtsidents OF The Baltimore and Ohio,
and New York railroads which will at once
ohyiaie the cau-1 OF con pisint.
Several petitions were introduced and Ne
feYred.
Mr.. Nc Dong introd u oed a s~r.es OF r-.o,u.
'lons directed against the military operations
81 France In Mexico: which were read ana
laic over until Thrrsday nett
he ere dtntlais or Mr.. Z. Chandler, re-rle-.si
10 tn. Senate from Michigan for six years from
ths i'h Of March next, were presented by ~his
colleague, Mr.. Howard.
wss then taken MP and discussed By many SEN
sters In brief remarks.
HousR.-Unde- call for bill. for reference,
the following wFr~ introdsc~d and referred:
By Mr.. Elii0t-To establish onrcau Of euaaa-
cipation.
by Mr.. Train-To incorporate the Washing
ton Theetra Company.
BY Mr.. Rin gham-To ala Maryland In aeoi.
By Mr.. CoifaY-To allow importers, II they
desire, 10 pay import uties IN leg al tender nots.
with thirty thr,e per cent aided.
mr.. Fenton intfod ICED q re~oi Ion lnq nirins
OF the Postmaster General Lh- amount paid
railroad companies i~tw~en New York nad
Washington for the tr.L porls.ion OF mails an
alto Tor transportaiion OF troops. Adopted.
Mr.woadruf ntrod cod \ rrso n:ion req nest
ing the SECRETARY Of the Navy not 90 eocept
League leland unlees Congress shall other Wis.,
order. Objected TO.
Mr.. B~anrr prrsrr It'd the Credentials Of yoha
J. Rogers, representative elect from Tennessee.
Referred.
The House resolved itseif Ia Com n:tt- or the
Whole tho hill providing ways and means
for the support OF the Government.
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ELECTION OF U. s. SlzAFoRs.-rhs follow
Ing U. = Senators have been elected By their
respective State Legislatures within @ few
days past
Detor cre.-James A. Bsyard. Dem re-elecs ted
Tor SIX 70 arr from the Attn Of March next
Penn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Buckalew, Dem
elected fer Elk years from the 4th March next,
vice " ilniot, Rep.
HIinotI.-Wm: Richardson, Dem, TO serve
until 1865, vice Douglas, deceased
Ea'ne-Lot ID. Morrill,, Rep, reelected for
Elk years
Aas.aehasehs- Sumner, Rep, re-
elected for six years
k,eA,ga".-Zachsriah Chandler, Rep, re-
elected for six years
Ai.S 0uri:-J. Il. Henderson, Emancipationist,
10 serve till March ith
Neg Jer s,y-James W. Wall Dem to serve
TIL NJ arch iih, vice 1hompeos, d-ceassd
A'nneSot1.- Alexander Ramsay, Rep. for six
years nom the fth OF March, III place Of Rice,
Drin.
Indinan.-David Turpie, Dem. TO serve till
ne ith OF March, In place OF Bri ht ID m And
i Hendri' ks, Drm 70 serve his years from
the ith IF March.
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LATE FROM TENNESSEE.
RECENT ACCOUNTS OF REBEL ATTACKS on
OUR TRAHePOkTS IN TENNESSEE RIVER
MUCH EXAGGERATED,
rHB FACTS STATED.

LorIsriLLs, Jan. l8.-Capt Coonbe, OF tbs
steamer Trio, has arrived herr. His account
indicates great eXaggerstion In the recent &C.
counts OF the Nashville specials In relation to
the rebel attack upon our transports at Har-
peth Shoals. He was hailed BY about 8 ,oOo cav
airy and ordered 10 remove his crew and wou nd
ed men, who were put on board the steamer
Hastings, which, with the Parthsnia, had been
captured. The gunboat Sadell surrendered
without firing gun.
Capt Coombs denies thai Forrest Is any where
In the vicinity, and says there wero not svcs
1900 or 8, 900 rebels thereabouu.
The military circles hero xhibit some IN xiety
on account Of reported Large rebel reinforce
ments from Virginia.
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SA corres pondent at New Orleans writes
under date of January 3, that the sd vance of
q neral EaDks frcm Baton Rouge would not
p obatiy take place befo the =; IN OF J January
as the pIePalations necessary for the reduc-
ton Of tie formidable r, bel entertainments
could not possibly be completed before til At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19

- The Cincinnati Gazette is informed,
through gentleman who lift Abingdon Viz
einia, on the Sth instant, that 5000 Rebel SOL
diers had passed through that place for Bragg 3
army. II IS believed, however, that they vYou id
Dot be abb" to get through by that route owing
to The damage to the railroad by General Car
Ter forces; but 1t seems probable that an effort
" as being made to strengthen Bragg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19

AsaAzAn LrscoLs, President Of the United State
sfAmerisa:
To Az Whom IL Moy Cosee-S
EatiSfaetory evidence having been exhibited 70 ms
tina, EprARpo y. pAvIsoS has been appointed
Cor sui Of Il gentne Republic ~ Few York, %
hereby recognize him such, and declare HIN Tree
~ e,ereiss and enjoy such functions, powers, and
ivileses ~ a.s allowed 10 the Consuls Of shs most
n. orec Nations In tho United Statea
In testimony whereof have esused these letters
to be made patent. and the Seal OF the nited
st.tce TO be hereAnto aihxed
Given under my hand at the city Of washing
ton. the 18th day 81 January, A. D. 1882
f. O. 1 and Of the Independence Of the United
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By tho President:
MALAY H. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
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ZINE CAVALRY

TIE 9th Michigan cavalry, Eoi. Norvell, and
'hF 9th, Col Grey, with Col Copeland acting
triEadier, passed throuch the city to-day max.
ing fine show az respects The appearance OF
both men and horses We believe this cavalry
is rot adequately armed yet, however, to be of
service in The field.
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H-The funeral Ger; monies of Col. Garesche,
late Chief Of staff TO Gen. Rusecrans, took
place III Cintinnati, on January 10, and were
very imposing, as they we're In this city, also.
The body Was conveyed from the steamer TO
-. AeNIer Chapel, where grand req rem was
Reid, and II lay IN state during the day. At 4
O'CLOCK, accompanied hy SIX Companies OF reg
niars AID The SoGaiity Society, the remains
were taken 10 The Little MAMA depot, to be
conveyed to Va ashiE gton for inirrment
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TELEGRAPHIO.
YROM NASHVILLE,
FVRfHIR REBEL OUrRAGEs ON fHB CUM
BkkLAED RIVER
THD srDAhBR HASTINGS ROBBED AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS STRIPPED OF
THHIR CLOTHING
BROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. Ia-Twenty boats belong.
Ing 70 the Sect have arrived covered BY tvo
gun bcGts-
Al the Shoals the boass Deemoines City, Free
stone and Science were hrsd into By the enemy
with rifles. Thr-c men on the Fresstone wers
wounded. A large NAIL has been received
The boat, laden with army torres arri we'd on
Wednesday.
The rebels robbed the steamer Hastings CON .
tanning The wounded and prisoners. They
stripped tho wounded Of all Of their clothinx
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TIE MCDOWELL C0URToPISorrpy

TIE MCDOWELL COURT OFISQUIRY.
To-day, the examination OF Lent Col Till
ston was continued, his testimony being with
ref rence tn what occurred IN The movement OF
fope's army from Warrenion back to the for
tifications before Washington, especially on the
2:th: 21th and Goth of August.
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AyAI. CApTERRl

The U. 5. gunbost Ssgamorr reports the can
t'irr, on tho 5.h inst, at Jupiter Inlet Fior,d.
Of the English sloop Avenger, OF Nassau, with
an assorted cargo OF sslt, coffee, gin, and dry
goods. Also, of the English sIoop Julia, of
Nassau, On the 9TH Inst, loaded principally
with sAt.
The L. s. Schooner Ariel reports the cap. ure
Of the sioop Good Luck, on the eth inst or tho
Florida Cspes, loaded with turpentine and
cotton.
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SQnite an excitement has been created in
CaEada by tie arrest, on Wolf Island, by
Lieut. HadGCck, of our army, of n deserter
n: m"d Abraham Tyler. The act WAS commit
sd On January Z, and the facts are soon TO be
laid before our Government, with u demand
ter reclamation and auolorY