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l14ls.E SAN FRANCISCO, March u.
The steamer Sonora brought from Man
camilla thirteen boxes Of treasure received
from the wreck of the Golden Gate, max
ing about $500, 900 in all received here.
Sliled st 4 P NJ this afternoon the
steamer Sonora for Panama, carrying
IL passengers, S3S0OOo treasure for
EngI md and $4,000 for New York.
8 Oregon papers are received up to the 4th
inst. Spring had fairly opened, starting
eui0rlnts for the mines. Two hundred
left P ortland in one day, principally for
BARK River.
Every indication Of California emigrs-
ton to Oregon. Washington, Idaho, and
British Columbia this yesF exceeding that Of
last year, while the rush for WashOe, Hum
boldt Reese River, State Range, Colorado
and the northwestern States Of Mexico,
promises to become unprecedented
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FRoN THE 2D ONO BATTERY.-The Con
neaut Reporter says that Captain Carlin ar
rived in Conneaut on Friday evening last,
after an absence Of about four-mon onths-on a
visit to the ID Ohio Battery, at Helena. p II .
reports that the men arc in tolerably fair
condition, as comfortably situated as could be
expected. The following persons were sick,
and would soon be sent up the river TO some
Byron Williams, J A. Bromley, J. Miles.
Francis Hammond Of Monroe, died on the
2lst ult Of chronic diarrhes. CaDtain
Smiths health had been rather poor, but was
on the amend. Leonard Stanton was in the
Jefferson Barracks and will be discharged
The boys had been paid off for two months
just before the Captain left, leaving four
months yet behind unpaid.
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We clip the following notice of the Wash
ingtor Insurance Company, of New York,
from the New York Independent. H. F.
Brayton is the agent in this city:
WASHINGTON Insurance COMPANY, No. 172
B Cash Cdpiial and Assets Febrlia-
~ /, 1868, S523, ,OOO.-This Company started
ia 1851, with a capital of $2OO.000- During
the next eight years it paid S2SS,OO0 in div
idends to stockholders, being an average Of l6
Der cent. per annum. In ls5Oit increased its
e pilal to $400, 600. Since then it has diVid-
ed sI2s, 900 among stOckholders-an average
of 10 Der cent.-and has also made two diVi-
dends to p0licy-h holders Of 60 per cent--the
largest scrip rebate made by any company,
either Fire or Marine, for two consecutive
years The gross premiums Of the Wash
ington, for the fiscal year ending January
81. 1868, amount to S2O4, 4,l93, Of which
there remained unexpired, at the
close Of the year, Ss4 ,129. The Company :
business is principally confined to the city OF
New York, as it employs only some twenty
active business agents. Out Of $40 policies
mstured during the last two months of the
year, only 20 were on special hazards, and the
| loss BY all did not exceed 500. Since
the removal Of the Washington, last
Nav. from its old Offices to the new
/ and spacious building on the cor
ner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane, Its
business has largely increased. We are glad
to record its success: nor can too much praise
| be bestowed upon its energetic president, and
/ his active and dilige t assistant officers, who
have labored earnestly and well to make tht
| Washington worthy = its stainless and en-
/ during name.-LnslTcaee Monitor.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION,
LATER FOREIGg lNTELLIeENCE,
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGION, March Z.
The following nominations have been
confirmed by the Senate to Ee additional
Aids-de-Camps, with the rank Of Colonel:
Edward S. Sanford, Of New York, Captain
Anson Stager. To be additional Aids de-
Camps with the rank Of Major: Thomas
I. Eckest, of Ohio.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow
ing nominations for Brigadier Generals in
the volunteer service: Colonel Frank P.
Blair, Missouri; Colonel John Beatty, Sd
Ohio. To be Major Generals of volunteers:
Brigadier General CadWallader; C. Wash
burne, Of the United States Volunteers /;
Brigadier General Frank P. Blair, from
November 29th, 1852 Brigadier General
Benjamin N Prentiss, Of the United States
Volunteers.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

NEW 1ORKl March IL.
a Nashville dispatch Of the 11th says a
Unionist direct from Shelbyville, states that
Bragg has been reinforced by eleven brig
ades. The rebel General Earle stated to
him that enough force had been received
from Richmond to resist any attack Of
ROsecrans. Another rebel expedition into
Kentucky is on foot; and fifteen regiments
of cavalry are already under marching
orders at Knoxville.
General Granger, the famous Union
fighting General, takes command at Nash
vile in a day or two. A large feet Of
transports and gunbosts arrived at Nash
vile on the 10th
It is rumOred thatFOrt DOnelsOn is again
threatened.
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Having had over twenty years experience iH the
treatment Of Chrouic Diseases Of every character
pecally the Threat and Lungs. will give perioct sat
isfacion 10 all who may apply for relief Having had
a successful practice in thr ab I'VE named places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat
isactOry reference be given at any OF the above
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satiE-
fac.ory the money shall b. Tef ded for ali such med
icines retur6ed. Price Of Medicine for one month,
from 50 90 So 90.
So he Doctor can be consulted the last two eess
of every month at his resicelce. No 81 Garden-St.,
Cleveland. d. Post Office address-Pox III.
febZ3; R2} Itamd6w s. q. CLARK, NJ. d
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PROM PORT ROYAL.

NEW YORK, March u.
The gunboat Quaker City has arrived
from Port Royal via Charleston Bar, on the
8th. She comes TO repair and receive new
boilers. On the 9th inst, off Cape Fear,
she captured the British steamer Douro,
after an exciting chase Of six hours. She
had cargo Of 420 bales of cotton, and was
bound from Wilmington, North Carolina,
for Nassau. She was ordered to New York
for Adjudication.
The Quaker City brings a large number
Of prisoners, captured persons and inTalids
from The South Atlantic Squadron.
The DourO arrived tonight.
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irritate and drench the Kidneys and BY constant
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
Hon. Alexander Ramsey, Senator elect
from Minnesota, whose credentials were
presented February 4th, appeared and took
the oath.
On motion Of Mr.. McDougal the follow
ing resolution was submitted by him for
action, and by unanimous consent was
adopted
RssolUsd, That the Secretary of the
Treasurybe directed to have prepared and
presented to the Senate a statistical and
general report upon the value and present
Condition Of cur foreign and domestic COM
merce, including as well that Of the Pa
Ciffc Coast; and further, to suggest what
legislation, if any, is necessary to enlarge
and protect the important interests in
volved.jy ~
The Senate then went into Executive
/ session.
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FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc, I
MI 10 1870

The pickets of the enemy along portions
Of the line, on the opposite side of the Rap
pabannock, are half negroes and half
whites. The negroes are armed and uni
formed. The facts appears beyond ques-
ton, only 100 to 15O yards intervening be-
tween our pickets and the enemy's, and
they are plainly to be distinguished.
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EXAMINATION OF eoUNTERFElTERs.-Yest
day Mrs. Maria Davis and her son John
Davis had an examination before U. S. Com
missioner White. Mrs. Davis was dis
charged and John Davis was bound over to
Court in the sum of $1,000. In default Of
bail he was committed to Jail.
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Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged 5y reason o a0ol1ads received IN serulee-
c. G. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, IS the uHthor-
fzed Agent for the collection of this bounty.
Apply to him at once in person or 9y BE, let
near the Court House. marchlS;R2S.
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a GARD TO THE LADIEs-Dn,
~ DUPUNOU7b GULDEN PIIIS FOE EF-ALh5,
fnfsllbla in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all DISTINCTIONS, from Whatever Cause, and

~ DUPOACO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOB EEFlA h5-
fnfRllibla in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all DISTINCTIONS, from Whatever Cause and
always Successful as & Preventative.
fniallible in Removing stOppages and trregularitY
of the Menses. These Pills are nothing new but
have been used by the doctors for many years, both
in France and America, with unparalleled suocezs in
eyerv case and II Is urged by many thousand ladies
Who have used thsm to make the Pills public for the
allsEat0n Of those suffering from any Irregular tles
whatever, well 70 prevent an increase Of family
whore health viii not permit IL. Females peculiarly
situated those posing themselves 50, are
toned against usng these Pills while in that condi-
tion as the proprietor no responsibility after
the above admOnition, although their midness would
prevent snr mischief to health; otherwise the Pills
are recOmmendbd. Full and explicit directions nc
company each COX. Price 81 per box.
SOLD whOlerale and retail IN Cleveland by BENTON
BROTH EI (W holesaie Druggists, l2O Superior St
STRONG Z ARMSTRONG, Ig9 SuperioT-St.; u, w.
SACKRlIh hER. 223 SuperiOr-St.; g. W. CLARK, ll9
Superior St., and CHURCHILL & BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES I-By sending 81 TO other OF the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Oice " can have
the Pills sent to any part Of the country city (cOn-
dentialy) and /" FREQ Of postage, by return mail.
N. B. Look out for cOunterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every box is gned SD. Howe
All others base position and unsaei therefore,
g you value your lives and health 10 say nothing Of
baiug huTnbuZed out Of your money! buy only those
Who show the signature Of S. D. Howe every box
which mas recently ben added account OF tho Flil
bang cOunarfeited. The Ingredients composing The
above ills arc made Known to every agent and they
will tell you they safe and VIII perform all claimed
| To- them. s. D. 6OWEI Sole Pr2rrietort
msf27:R27 asH EoTs.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ITO the Chicago Trbune.l
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Yazoo Expedition heard from
The Countrywide Indianola.
VIoKsBURo, March 8,
Via CAIRo. March IL. 1863.

II kAAhut NdAIGll II, 4ouOs }
The river is very high and still rising.
There is prospect Of more rain. The wealth
er is cool, and the health of the army has
improved within the past two weeks. The
small pOz is stin prevalent and there are
a good many cases of pneumonia in camp.
We have no reliable news from the i'll
fated IndianOla. There are some reports
which say that the rebels are raising. her,
while others affirm that she is a total loss
and cannot be rendered seryiceable.
Colonel Elicit wants permission to go
down the river again with two rams, but
Admiral Porter will not grant it.
Paymasters are here in sufficient num-
bers to pay off the troops within week.
Payments win be made only to the first of
November.
CA1Ro, March II.
The dispatch boat General Lyon has ar
rived from Vicksburg with dates to satur-
day night On Friday night, about mid
night, the gunboats at the mouth Of the
YazoO river heard what was thought to be
signal guns from our gun5oats coming
down the Yazoo. The Benton answered
by firing two guns. Nothing further had
been heard from the boats up the YazoO
when the Lyon left. If the signal was
really from the Chillieothe, as was copjac-
tured, Yazoo city has already fallen into
Federal hands.
The water was TO be let into the Vicksburg
canal on Sunday morning. There is no
doubt entertained by those just from there
but that gunboats will pass through with
in week.
The Queen Of the West had come up
again and anchored under the batteries
She flies rebel flags large enough to nearly
cover her. When she passed the mouth of
the canal she wbistled defiance. s's l--
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DySmsrTAsG, o. Painful MenstrraaOH, and
IN Aeaorrhdgia or Profise FlolCiEg.

Both diseases arising IRON faulty secretion Of thu
menstrual huid-in the case being too little and
Accompanied By severe pain; and the other TOO pro-
tuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution water
That disease known as FALLING OF TuE WoNB,
which il the result OF relaxation Of the gameuts Of
that organ, ana Is known BY sense Of heaviness and
dragging pains IN the back and sides, and az times
companied b. sharp lacinating or shooting Pains
through the pargs VIII, in all cases, be removed b.
the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising from r.
RITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians call Nar-
yOusness which Wcrd covers up much ignorance and
In nine out OF ten the doctor does really
Know whether the g. mptoms are the disease or the
disease the symptoms. W. can only enumerate then
here Ispeak more particularly of Cold Feet, PApi-
tatiOn Of the Heart, Impaired Memory Wukefulneas,
Elashes Of Heat, Langour Lassitude, and Dmness oi
ViHiOnl
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TAIL0RINa.

TENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN-
VI ING, RenoYsting and Mending Establishment.
FRaECIs AGER Tailor, No. I9 Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning
and msnding Gentlemens clothing. he has facili-
Iiesi orr ding his work IN the best manner Gentle;
msl toE " Mr.. Aglf bTiAil aAytshn
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RRAD-READ-RzAD.


DAEvIilE, Pa, June ?, Iss2.
Dr. VIZ. Il. GREGa-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
was Afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for munths
passed more than two gallons OF water In twenty
four hours. was obliged 10 get up s often ten or
twelve times during the night Daring the month OF
July 1851, I procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and in two days after using tJ experienced
reloi, and afler taking two bottles was entirely
cura1 soon after regainiug my usual health.
Pours truly, ]. v. L. DEWITT.
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artist, and We advise those wishing 70 get fne
likeness 70 call upon him. Z visit to his gal
lery, No. s5s Superior street, viii richly repay
both eitissn ana straneer. RsItt
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AxxuAL SALE OF Books, BY 0. CUTTER

AyNuAL SALE OF Books, BY o. CUTTER 4
soN.-At the store No. 1856 Superior street,
next door to o. Shaw & Co.'s Music Store.
The sale will commence this evening at
o'clock, and continue for short time
Tbe stock is large and fresh, direct from the
Publishers. comprising all the standard
v-orl-s in Science, Literature and Art. The
Goods arc all new and warranted perfect
Those Of our citizens wanting Good Books
sill do well to attend this sale. marl3
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0tIRL WA NTED.-A PROTESTANT
u Kitchen Girl Wansed. n, ne need apply unless
she can cone wellt eeommended. Apply nt 2 Proc
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PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures Martin and
Hon. J. Fowler, Of Cincinnati, will address
the St. Augustine Debating Society," tnis
evening, at Metropolitan Hall. Inc PooiAc
are invited to attend. marl9
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DrWM n GREGG-Dear Sir: ! have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
Rsrous disease. Gravel which resisted ali remedies
and doctors, until l took Constitution Water nno
you may Be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the resnit it has entirely cured me, and ysu
may make any use Of my name you may see Mt in re-
gsrd to the medicine as have entire c0nhdenee II
its efficacy. Yours truly, POND q
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CoURT OF coHIoE PLEAs.-In the case of
Daniel White vs.. the propeller Northern
Light, verdict was rendered for the defend
ant
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TOR SALE.-AN INTEREST IN A
prosperous Manufacturing Business in the Vi
ciuity OF Cleveland. rare chance for small 10 p
YaatmeHt. Capital required - Ql0 . g Q. Eor
further particulars apply to A. q NlIlIAMSi Cha
grin Fais or G. WOrihington Co, Hardware and
Iron Dealers, Cleveland. marchl2.i3l
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M A Rim e .

The Sandusky Register ststes the propeller Du-
buque passed that port, bound up on Saturday last
CoRREcTIOS.-In the statement we published aday
two since, from the Detroit Tribune, Of the sale
Of the schoonors Marquette aud Wyandotts, II
should have been stated that part interest only was
disposed Of and the purchasers were Captain Ralph
and J. Gardner, ESQ.
For TINS P0Er.-Shouldt the mild weather Of yes
tsrday continue, the steamer May Queen will make
an effort to reach this port the latter part Of the week.
by way OF the South Passage. The QGeen has had e-
tensive repairs all Of which completed and she is
now ready to resume her regular trips soon as nav
igaticn will perm So says the Detroit Tribune and
Advertiser or III Alth
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nON'T FORGET THAT THE
i J simplest and best WRINGER ever made, is
Putnams olt-AdiustinB Galvanized Wringer, and
will NOT RUST. GEO. D. BECK,
Iunel2 Agent for CuyhhOga County
n, B.-Do not buy any before giving Putnam'l
Mringer trial and judge for yourselves which Is the
host. GRO D. BEtIE
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NEW YORK 8IARKET.-lInreh IL.
TpVTrIRnuapu
n. Y. MONEY GIARKET-Afarch ID.
IN TELEaRAFHI

MOney-Marlet easy at per cent. for loans on
cali.
sterling EXehange-Firmer with moderate
sales at I7jdIl,77.
81 per cent premium
Governments StOeks-Market quiet and firm.
l0i6@lO64. y, =
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CAVIN9 OF MONEY AND La
Ladies and gentlemen who may want instruction
IN the art Of
APPOINTMENTS,

a PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
"a YEAR OF 1s63.-DR. CLARK, G rman Re
formed Botanical Phusician and Surgeon whl con-
snl patients for all chronic diseases Of every charac
ter, OF CHARGE, at tbs following times aed pa
ecs durng the present ear:
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The psws in St. Paul's Church VIII be
rented on Monday next, the 10Th inst, Tor
one wear from the 1st inst. marl2:4S1
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due discharged soldiers. also the widow, children,
or rightful heirs Of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
toEhich every discharged soldier who was DIS
abied in the service. Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the law Also,
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CouETERgEITERs ARREsTED.-On Tuesday
last young man named Henry Kiser, who
resides a few miles from Shelby, Richland
county, passed a fraudulent $40 Treasury
note upon saloon keeper for a couple of
drinks. The $40 note was raised from 81
note. On Wednesday, United States Marshal
Bill arrested Kiser on information furnished
him By the Mayor of Shelby. Kiser was
brought to cleveIsud on Wednesday and
lodged in Jail. Kiser claimed that the note
was passed upon him by man named Tho
mas Dillon, of Plymouth township, RiehIand
county. Accordingly Deputy Marshal Pat
terson went to Plymouth on Wednesday and
arrested Dillon, bringing him to this city
and lodging him in Jail. Kiger and Dillon
are to have an examination before United
States Commissioner White on Saturday.
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DENTISTRY.
| SINGLE TOOTH 81, 90. =

AhLAH AbAAA AAAAht
upon gulcsHized Rubber Base, with our mode Of in
srfna is prononnced BY all 10 Be the most hfe-lke
End useful in Eating, Speaking and Singing. They
can be tod over any remaining rOots without giving
pain and warranted TO t for less than half our for
per prices Experience has brought the practice OF
our professisu to high degree Of perfection that
partial or entire sets be made without the least
pcn ysnience so the PATIENTS and undistinguishabe
rom Natural Teeth, for SO, si5 and SO y set. -
Ea- Established over ton years, corner Ontario-st
and Public Square, (Eouth side; -.
IL DaDtfatz
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500 Bounty,

BoIdieFh' Bounty Pay and PeusioaBs
We. are authorized by Government to collect
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sHINP PLAsTER as,
LOCAL NOTICES.

GOLD and SILVER WANTED
Demand Notes WANTED
Canada Money. WANTED
Kentucky Money WANTED
B'k Ofthe State OF Indiana WANTED
U. S. Coupons interest WANTED
CA. READ & CO., Bankers,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, o.,
Win Give Higher Rates Of Premium
FOR Tux ABOVE
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
BE- ALL KINDS Of u :. GaverBmeht Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
BE- UNCUBREHT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est raie5 Of Discount. feb9
Grand Concentration of beauty, health,
comfort and durability Of the teeth secured
by using HudsOn's Unrivallsd Tooth Paste.
Sold BY druggists and Dentists everywhere.
DENT1srRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. dec2R27
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Two full Scholarships in Bryant, Stratton
& Co.'s chain of National Commercial Col
lsgOs, can be bought at this Office, If applied
for Immediately.
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Stone "a The Bladder, CalsrIas, Gra0sl, BrieE
DEst DP0Eit and AseHI or Milky
Diehor0ss after UTiuafiug.

Disease occurring rom one and the same cause viii
Be entirely cured by the Constitution Water II taken
for Eny length OF time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty DROPS 70
teaspOonful three times day, in wafer During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be combatted with tho proper remediog
above directed.
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BUsIERss NOTICES.
SEWING nlACHINFs.


A full assortment constantly on hand. We
deal in none butths best.
G. ". CRoWELL Co.
lebs.45l 21l Superior St Marble Block.
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LIGHT 0PEx BUeeY ron SALE.-Can be seen
at No. Is2, Superior street, (basemsnt.)
mprlO:2W
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Diursdes

has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvo7sd
upon 1t.
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REAEDY NOV BEFORE USI


properties Of the medicine direct themselves to the
organs Of secretion, and by altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the atarchy principle
Of the food not converted into sugar long Is the
system Is under the influence Of the
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PROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March y.
skirmish took place yesterday about
twelve miles east Of Paris Kentucky
One Of our forage trains was attacked by
nifty guerrillas who were beaten of by
the teamsters and guard. Reinforeemenis
have been sent.
The rumOr from Memphis that Yazoo
City has been captured needs confirmation.
Reports are still conflicting about The
Indianola.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, March Il.
A private letter received in this city
states that the pirate Florida was ct Bar
badon Feburuary 4th, taking in coal.