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Is the first and only remedy offered to the public
for the eilectual removal Of the Ascarles o. Pin
Woruls rom the human system Tile high rpput alton
It has established in the last two years. and fat that
II Is fast supersedng all other remedies is the
test Of its great merit
- 1T AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTY-FouR Hours, AND AN
ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED when taken according TO
directions, which accompany each bottle
This syrup is also most valuable family cahartc 10
be always used when phrc is required especially for
children. Il corrccs the secretions gives the
stomach ami bnwCls assisting nature in her to re
health. IL is purely Of Vcgetal tracts and
always safe aud reliable.
q. HEsSVEE, Sole Proprietor.
Sold i'm Boston by GEO. G.. GOODWIN q CO. 10
Marshall street, and other Wholesale Druggists. At
Retail by GEO. r. SPUR, GEO. T.. HARLOW, NJ. Il
GREEN y Co, DAVID SCOTT, JAS. GREEN, n. s
MCCONNlLLE. d&WGn d8
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PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFfCE.l
Washington, d. c., June %. 1853
Ms ELGe2ezeg The G0eerHor OF Massachusetts, Boston.
MgssQc3tnSeiis.-
Sn-Ender General Orders No. 1911, current series from
the war department. hereby authorized TO raise
four regiments veteran Volunteer Infnntry and three
batteries victorian Volunteer Artillery
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Lzte AgeHt or u s. Patent Q8ee, Wash'Hgton' l@hdef
as Stnte ST., opposite I&iIhy ST., ifOston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
also, i'm Great Britain, France and other foreign
gic Caveats, Specifications, bonds, Assignments and
all Ip"rsur Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms ana with dispatch, Researches made into Ameri'
can 2 Fo-n works TO determine the validity o. util'
Is az IacdtS u Inventions legal or other advice
rendered i'm all matters touching the Copies OF
tEt ealns q any fateht iuthshGd 1y remlttlng One
Dollar. ASSIGNMENTS recorded Al Washington.
Iie Eency is not only the largest in New England,
but through itinventors have advantages for securing
Patents, of ascertain- the pacntacty of inventions
AIS b low llyen 9r5ye fia ro.,e i, MORE Sf-CCFSS
ana his SUCCESS IS TIE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN.
abundant reason believe, and can prove that at no
other Office Of the kind are The charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice of tie sub
riher dl-ug ;ae twenty years past has cnaOcd him to
ecclnGlae vast collection ct specifications and Of
These beside, his extensive library of legal and me
f S ToINs anu ~ accounts q patents granted n
preston to oder superior facilities for obtaining Pa.
Anuecessity OF journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
u regard MI Eddy of the most capable and
s1ccssTa' practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
Il have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person gore competent and tra5i
FORM to secure FOR them an arly and favorable consid
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
'Nr. r. IL. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN aapli
cations all but uNE Of which patents have been grant
e. and that is nor Fe"diag Sqch unmisakeable proo
o. great talent On ms part leads me TO recommend all
inventors to apply to hin to procure their patents as
thaV may be sure OF having the most faithful attention
JOHN TAGGAKT
TEE 4T2A EyFy 6 = % yy a5clels SA
IN rlf-F p #T4f TIrsr zft,ra- pat
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8atir0ans


- mn ~. e
"a AlLRoAD -StABE.&s NJ A{f & ,5S
q, is68; .,,-
AaNENdER TRAINS teaye Ter Bost9n Ss 1905
law ~ oTCester az i,VV, ~ H. n "a M 70 A. SGcxn
"a, Lower station exp, 9'VA III l-'a' 0'VNAP'
Mill6Ury, $40 a. m. 440 9, n.
HH!tSltyh, 4; :, lOO5 g. M l. o,S p, n
Wes{boro' ,l,s0 l0ll a. M, Il, 5,5y n on
Sontfno9g1ronsh {SS lO26a M. ~ ana S'S9 m
M iiii1''; rs = Typ a. M; 5'o'Jta D. u
@ sg,aae 5l3 8 3 n n, s35 p soo
Al e., e. Se9 !, II e p E ;i%g p NJ w
We,i !, u " ~ SS3' ~ % Wor am 1871
as5. 5. @ to; a 4, 1' 81 ON s M SGs M
IL 10 and ,. l5 a "a '' f
I'm conlectjo6 with tran. On Charles silver Branch.
Worcester 1S4IS r Is I3 y,'S"9 1870, 2sO
Exp 400 an g. "r IA Exp n n,
Fog Ns W, So' - t sB6 ESp A. m $50
Exp $40 Fxp ., m
MiiH nv, lis g 90 On, ''N'' -
Grafton, as a. m. L3u, 400 p IN,
SoutGb6roilsh 7i5 m / 10 40 nm
Gosqa9I''S ( % a. II" a. 5i'y' 9 wv p; H.
birmingham, ll5 Is $50 EXP. a. M. 100, . 80 Exp.
M s2y I,o +. i5s p 6 s9i S sIP 20 I
S NSFiiR995? ig' a. p n r. H.
Natck Is, $50 m 1870, 400, 6 p. NJ.
West Newton. us, s. $50, a. IN - III, l3O 49, Sd
49, 500t 6I5', 1l5 10 On sundays at TO- 10 m,
u 35 and 45 p m only.
s.g1SundaS Mail Train At 30 p IN
I'm connection with Trains On Gha5gs Klyer bE1neR
p,s,o, ,.i, IN 100 e. d HI ~. '' Cup l.
o'i' -ti'i' w. i''o ~
VTAC NEW YORK VIA NEVT ON
* w NNA1 W J OAtiN' IA A'1A " AON'
a DOS AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester g 1880 g. m, connects at Norwich with
lTSn ior = ~ h0NDQN, new HANEfsl and hEW
YORK arriving in New York by the shore Line Exprese
stL35p m. p. ST; n. ANDREWS, Sup't
-, S,orrwioh, ge6, ,se5:. = .
- llc@etsIor sSie al ms I4cAet pince' worcester
y.=------ NORWICH \, I4ynPNES
Essts.sl 9ls-i''.s ~ CiA " ~ - - ~ ~
Ef.---s'---- - ,tR RAlLR0AD. - SUHIER az
June 2 iS'3
TRAINS G0ING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
tGO NJ WAY PASSENGER Train Arrives at Plain
hc4d III season TO- train tC Providence arriving at PTovi
oenra al MS q m
~ 80 a. m Way PASSENGER Train Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston. Nashua, Ftchburg. Low
eli Worcester Junction with Western, and Pr)vi
aenro and Boston rains al Norwich with train Tor New
London Mystic and Sew Haven.
iOH p. m Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor
ceIter with trains from Nashua. FichAurg, lowell
at Worcc>er Junction with Express Train from Boston,
and Trains from Western aHd Providence Il Worcester
Roads; at P0ipfeld junction trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in season for This train pas.
sengers from Wav Sati MS for New York by steamer
from New London, Will take this train TO Norwich
connects at Worcester with trains rom Bustou Con
surg &s At Fd6cid wita train SiS rom Fro7denca
caves Norwich for New London at p. m
, n, TEAMS GOING NoELa, LEAy Va NORWICH AT ,.,,.
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OCTOR C. A. HILL
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

FOrthe use Of Single or Married Females
aay be Justly ranked IS the most sue
cessful ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female ser,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice Of Twenty
years and upwards, mas made the
ER- Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ticn and functions Of the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, In which department of his
practice it has been his aim to bring to
a thorough test and issue the different
Materia Medica, with the view of pro
ducing a Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
SuppressiOns and Distinctions, and theli
e affections of the female system, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-21
JOHN A. ANDREW,
Governor of Massac husetts.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

GEEERAL ORDER, No. IA
The accompanying General Orders NO l9l of the War
Department OF the United states and the Circular
sructUns OF the Provost Marshal General, dated June
~, 1865, hereby
the OF Ma chusetS and particularly those
officers and who have returt7d and are returning
from active service is earnestly invoked, TO their pro
visions
BY order Of JOHN A. ANDREW, Governor and Com
mander-n- Chief
WM. SCHOULER,
General
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@Rnfern&s,

CHA K f w A r ID
qp L " W Wtha Challenge to the World
FOR A PREPARATION THAT WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD
AND CURE HUMORS, EQUAL TO
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Gnrnrbnses
SPENCER, LEICESTER.

"A SPENCER, LEICESTER,
sEsSEsSe css;ss4 CHERRY VALLEY NEW WoR'
Ss-z44E-.f--i * sd EENTEk. and WO{L ESTER ON
StzfJr57sy-s Va NibUS Summer ARRANGEMENT -
s1==z%-,sssSf commencing Dee s. 1852:
Leave Sncncer st 3 m Leave j ID MOOre's Music
Store. POI Main street, Of % p. n
leave leicester at IN, l.3n p. leave j ID
SEQ p. ~ W
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday Evenings; Lesve
Leicester at 3D. and AIOorcs Music Store 2O7 Main
street, at 9Oj O'Clock. '
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from,
leicester On each trip. ~
Leave NV Worcester at 30 Z. M l930a n. / 10 n
M, 4Ol p, IN, I 10 p leave 2UI Main street al
$50 q. M i2 NJ, 2.30, 90 90 p M "
SUNDAYS.
Leave CITY II AL at 1 60 .. N. - ''
Leave New Worcester at 10 H. m ami 30 D m. Leave
City t.all al close OF meetings. ~ 'N
Express BusiHeSs promptly attended In
l.. Il. Sr0NE Il co. Prom
IA ILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
80 NlHLS leaves No. 1873 Main street at 10 a n, and
i'5I ~ From Millbury, leaves Loves Hotel at T. "a
N. ami dtf s91 00 At o.
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Ayers Sa ~saparilla.
MOTHERS. TAKE HEED -!

~ MOTHERS. TAKE HEED
Nh. 4. Y.
A,SSess9 ssSsfIA Give more poison TO your chil.
Et.sFSfSEE5$4aRSA dren. DO Won think when OBJ
EsSeislsjStSAG serving the uneasy actions Of yuur
tSE4hA S&s5SzA children, that the only Of the
sssS4 SIsS7S3 little snuercrs illness is worms?
In nineteen out Of twenty r. is
VdYfeTTY Ofall the diseases to which chil
NeSIsaT1:l,l% drcn cA posed none are so fatal
~1zza91r to them worms In fact. children
seldom ireo from them, worms initiate the symp-
toms Of many other complaints. They often produce
alarming effects without being suspected as the cause.
The only ain cure-One OF natures remedies
compound of othing but Roots and Herbs
is Mrs. OsbUrn's Uni versai " d r IN
II Al They will eradicate all worms
frcm stem, if the directions are strictly adhered
to. No filthy vermituge will be by those who
have used these powders. The active prncipal in
all other Vermiiuges, Worm Killers, Swaps ard McG
you Many dealers will rccu nlnend inferior rrenara
tons and lower priced articles anordne more profit to
themse yes BE sure and obtain only Mrs Osborn's
Worm Powders. Price % els. per Box Sold BY NJ
GREEN CO., and GEO +. HARLOW Agents
fig 6eodostC v -ie''''
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natents, Qenslons, 8Onntles.
4 MEXICAN K FOREIGN P4TtNTS


SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,
Lzte AgeHi or IT, s. Patent 0Hce, Washington, (Uhde
the Act CT Is33)
as Stnte ST., opposite ENjIby ST., EsOstOR.
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Or. MULIOKS EXTRACT OF PRAIRIE THISTLE,
The Great Anne lcan Blood Purifier

dRICE 81 PER Il JrrLE; OR SIX 30 TILES FOR S.,
This is d Purely Vegetable Preparation,
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EpENSIC BOUNTY MONEY, &c.
b Farticu attention given the lection of PEN
siUns, Bou ty Money, SC, by HENRY :. RICE. Coun-
seliCr II w, No. Briulcy Hall, W orcestc
Am
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DECISION, BJJUNTY MUNEY, BACK
y PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE,
Z. e.. AEBIsO AT ~ GO.


DHNoIJN, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY,
p " lR CLAIMS, CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY AND
PRIZE MONEY.
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This very successful company, conducted upon the
0AsH principle VITA rigid economy having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have been enabled to
reduce the rates Of premium By dispensing entirely with
degost notes the premium being the extent Of liability
making i one of The most avOT1l and reliable com.
0anies il sYr:ca TO effect Insurance.
$4,000 0tf5 taken RISK. Policies issued on
good vesi aliforna and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates Of premium. For further Information apply at the
oiae 81 the Company, No 9S Nain street, Worcester
la3S DIT
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AttUraeys and Councillors at Law,
And solicitors for all kinds Of Military Claims,
AL Pennsylvania Avenue.
TASIIl ~ TON CITY, d. c.
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MANUFACTURED BY


u n. E G.. G o ULD
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Those trains in bold figures are the Worcester trains
The a. m. and p trains from Worcester connect
at Providence with Perry to and from Newport
and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth tn Now York at p IA, via Stonington.
At Worcester Junction with Trains TO and from tina
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and WOr4
cester Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and Nor
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets TO all important points at the West
car be obtained at the Office of the Company in ProYi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route.
EOR
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fs2gses87a91llss INN INAILAUhD-N
55is:=z=5zss SPRING ARRANGEAEFTS.- Com.
- n encing MONDAY, April 90 lS63.-BOs-
ton, ALBANY and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany aud Way Stations, lac
coumodation) at 5.45 a N. and 500 p, m
ForNew York and Albany, (exp) 1905 a. and LOO
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Expresses TT.

ElSNE y COS UNITED STATES
& AND CANADA XfRHSS.-Nessenge leave WSt
three times daily Worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Boston, Nashua lowell Lawrence, &c. furnsh
Ing the most arect and a6psdltious line
EISKE Il co, PcoprietOrs
20 Court Square, Boston.
J. H. 0sgood, Agent, General Expreas Office No
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glsz9zsasai sazsa PROVIDENCE & NOR
ss.s=-=z=s===s5sS CESTER RAILROAD. Summer Ar.
1-3sIZ----zlz-- rangement July, 1868.
PASSENGER trains will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations, at 7OO and LEO q. M and 400 D.
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 ana
llI5 g. m and 4 20 D. IN.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 = 2&,
93G, 1880 1z&G5, G. m 1900 m. and 1876, $50, $50,
APO, $50, $50, aud 500 p. m.
m and LEO, 1.27, 2 90, 800, 4l0, 900, $40, and
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-02-21

New YORK, Feb. I6 A Washins-
ton special says Gen. Batter has been
in conference with tie President: tie
expects to get his instructions to-day.
1t also states that the judiciary Com
mittce in the House will soon report
bill to punish northern traitors.
Gen. Sherman arrived at Wash
inston yesterday from Nickshurg
An officer of Grant S army: who
has arrived mere, reports nnr forces
in fall strength around Eicksbnrg
and at work IN the canal, making
satisfactory Roadway.
The new channel has 6 feet Of wa
ter in it and current rapidly increas-
ing.
\ refugee from Arkansas states
that 800 Jayhawkers, who defy the
Rebel couScript law were in the noun
tains of Clark county, while thous-
aud more We're in Montgomery coun-
ty. defying the rebels. They are
supplied with powder and lead by
one Of their number, formerly eng
ged in the rebel ordnance service.
Two refugees, who left Richmond
last Wednesday, state that FIVE bri-
gades Of troops from the Confederate
army at FredrrickSb urs, passed thro'
Richmond last Sunday, apparently
on their way to Charleston. On
Thursday the main body of the rebel
army stretched along the railroad he
tween Sexton 5 junction and Fred
erickShurg. They estimate these for
ces at 40, 600 to As, 900.
Great anxiety is felt at Richmond
in reference to an anticipated attack
by our forces on Charleston. The
rebels greatly fear our ironclads. The
army of the Rappahannock is poorly
supplied with clothing, and have not
been paid off for some months. \
great deal OF dissatisfaction exists in
consequence of the short supply o.
provisions.
Gen. Shields is ordered to the De
partment of the Pacific.
The President has te}esraphed tt
Gen. Cameron to report at an early
day at Washington. 1t is claimed
that he desires the resignation O
Cameron rs minister to Russia,
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\ good deal Of excitement has per
vaded our usually quiet towu in ref
erence 10 the small pox, AMI after due
inquiry we find one Case varioIold.
Several cases oismall pox nave occur
REQ in Preston county, and one or two
in TINS county. bat W. d. n"t believe
that there is any danger, However
il is best to be armed, and hence We
sdvisc orr readers, vino have not
been vaccinated, to try it an.
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New YORK, Feb. l7.-Gen Ere
mont's new command is said to bs.
Texas. This change it is ascertain
ed, BY Fremont's friends, sends But
Ter back to \. Orleans.
a special to the Herald from the
Army of the Potomac dated the 10Th
gives the following from Richmond
papers of the 18th:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. l3.-The
frigate Ironsides maintains her posi-
ton permanently among the blocks-
ding squadron off Charleston,
A Yankee picket was captured on
Wednesday evening by our scouts on
Hilton Head Island. He confirms
the intelligence of au impending at
tack on Charleston, and thinks 1t
will be made.
The bill authorizing the impress
ment of slaves and property for the
use Of the army passed, and resolu-
tons were adopted instructlng the
Committee on Judiciary to report a
bill providing for the sale Of all neg
roes taken 10 arms against the Con-
fcleracy. the proceeds to be divided
among the captures.
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THE New STATE AL eyes are tur-
ned to the Constitutional Convention
now in session at Wheeling, to see
what will he done BY that body, in
reference to the amendment proposed
70 the Constitution by Congress. We
have no doubt but that they will rat
ifv and affirm the amendment pro
posed, AMI soon, very soon, the peo-
pie Of the counties composing the pro-
posed new State. vii be called to
pass upon it their approval or diSap-
proyaI, and we, SO far as we are IN
formed. believe that it vii! be car
ried. II so, one long breath of relief
will proclaim terminus to the anN-
iety and suspense that the people OF
Western Virginia have for many long
months, felt over this subject. AL
though, OH the ether hand, there will
no doubt be many whose antipathy
to the bill, arising out Of certain ob
iectionabls features which Congress
has ingrafted, will feel degree Of
disappointment that it could not have
been otherwise. We, too, would feel
better satisfied, had this subject not
been intermeddlei with. Neverthe-
less, we Join in the general acclama-
ton, and look to further adjustment
ia the future.
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IA T: -: -,

RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS!
The company having thoroughly recons'ructed
the breaks in the track and bridges Of their road,
under Government protection. and having re-
slImed their tonnage transportation, will. on and
after Tuesday. the lst April. run three passenger
trains as followS-the road being thoroughly and
completely guarded:
Mail Train will leave Wheeling ~ $40 p m E.
Benwood al 1920 p. N; arrive at Baltimore al
Returning leave Baltimore AZ $50 q. m, ar
rive o; Benwood at 4:50 a. m, Wheeling al $40
a. m.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation
Train will leave Wheeling at : j. m. Benwood 81
1880 a. m: arrive nj Cumberland at 9:35 ?. m.
Returning leave Cumberland at $50 q. II; ar
rive at Wheeling III $40 p. n.
W.P. SMITH. Master Of transportation.
/. VI. COLE Gent Ticket Agent.
\. defy. 8. 5. JACOBS, J. P WILLARD, Train
Su;'eriafenGenis
j.B FORD Genl Agent. Wheeling.
Yep. S--Exprcss. East bound, reaches Fair,
mont - minutes past Ii o'clock. a. m. daily.
Westward bound a, 90 minutes pas; clock. ?
m. daily. feb.l4. '63-ly
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MonongaIia COUNTY, to wit:

ITO THE CLERK Of THE COUNTY COURT
OF SAID C0UNTY,-We. Peter Scally:
Francis Costello and John Costello. three free
holders OF said County, do hereby certify that by
virtue Of warrant to Us directed BIZ VIM. Don
aldson. Justice of the said County, we have
this day on our oa,hs viewed and appraised &
COW, taken up by John BeaI5 CD his land, as an
Estrav and assess the value OF the said Estray at
zen dollars.
The COW is dark brindle, middle size, no ear
marks or brand about 10 or II years old.
Given under our hands this Sd day Of Janua'
ry: 1864. PElEh SCAtL1,
JOHN COSTELLO.
4 Copy-Teste:
Te. -: '6S-2t ALEX. /. WADE, Clerk
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Two Pigs,
(vulgarly called swioe.) weighing
from 40 to 50 lbs. each Apply lnnleci,
atelp at This office. Tie highest price
will te maid 10 CASH.
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From the Correspondence of the Bait. Suu.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. -, 1863.
Peace runors affecting the Currency
Position Of the Opposing sections
Passage Of the Banking Bill -
Massachusetts, Negro regiments, dc.
1t may be observed that the gold
market huctuates with ths tide OF
military success, and also with Tu-
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LATEST NEWS!

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10. The
iron clad Saugaiuer. arrived in Hamp-
ton Roads at 8 clock last evening.
The Cahawba arrived last night trom
Hilton Head. She brings no news.
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mors affecting peace. The sugges'
ton Of the French Government IN
favor of a conference, carried gold
down, and the report of its rejection
by this government took it up. This
would show, so far as it goes, that
the French suggestion is considered
as important and promising peace.
This government will certainly be
Obliged to make some response to the
proposition, aud probably it will be
adverse to any measure that may IN
yolve any recognition Of or diploma
tic intercourse with the CnnIedeTacy.
Ii is also well understood that
the Confederstes vii reject any pro-
position for pacihcation short OF ab-
solute separation. 1t IS very certain:
therefore, that the French Emperor
has rendered his good offices ! n vain.
The Senate has passed, by the
close vote of % to q, the Treasury
Banking Bill. The fate of the mea-
sure in the House is doubtful. Those
who expect an early termination OF
the war oppose the bill as serious
invasion of State lights and local IN
terests. 1t is not, probably, the on
" or the chief revolution which the
war may bring about in the relations
OF States to the Federal government.
The House will entertain bills tor
the admission Of a number of new
States into the Union. The half
dozen new States, with one or two
representatives each in the next Con-
gress will, it is supposed. neutTaI'ze
the conservative majority OF the next
House. Representatives from some
districts Of Confederate States will
also be admitted. 1t is therefore
possible that the administration will
have a majority in the next House,
TIE census o: Massachusetts shows
that the number of males Of African
descent between the ages OF eighteen
and forty five Is only seventeen
hundred. This accounts for The fact
referred to ia the Senate debate that
the Governor of that State has obtain
"a leave to enlist blacks in that part
Of Virginia which is in the military
occupation Of the Federal govern
m-nt. The number OF male blacks in
all the loyal States, whether slave or
tree, between fifteen and torty-tire,
is only 81 600. The project for cnlls-
ting black troops cannot, therefore,
be carried out to an extent that will
supply the reduction Of the numbers
ofthe Federal troops which will occur
in May. Yours, &C., Ion.
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