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WiNIEK oAKOBN-Niue Points u The Law, Wanted
iO0J Miiliucr-. Sketches IN lndia.
Laura KFENEis THEATER-Wive. Of Paris &c.
EARN MS MtSEUN-Osn. Tom Thumb and wife Com
NUT rnd Minnie Warren al oil hours. SaI.foTd's Ethi'
oyiAn DPess ITouys. afternoon And evening.
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OFFICE,
No. SIG Broadway,
NEAR 1liH-sT.
IONHS.

NlAHS.
Iodine Water
10 the most important discovery Of modern chemistry and
Il (. impossible 10 over-sstmase ito influence remedial
agent Iodine has been considered the most useful article
in Malaria Medea. and many Of the scientific and
practical chemists aud physcans hsvs Investigated s Of.
fccs upon the Human system Ii pronounce to act upss
the
DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND GLANDULAR
SYSTEM
asd TO have great control over
sCRoFULoUS AFFECTIONS,
Notwithstanding the res. aud ability which have been de-
voted i.s investigation it remained almost useless una
d. Henry Ande physician and chemist of,hs City ssr
Year, Of patient labor and experiment discovered chen cal
process which enabled hi N TO dissolve
PURE IoDINEJN PURE WATER
without solvent This considered impossible by the Scen-
hc World s.tssed BY eeri6cs, o, snsy'is from Dr. J.
r. Chiffon Of hi, city and Prof Booth, U. s Mini Phia'
dsphia The importance Of this discovery was 90 highly
appreciated by the Faculty that 1t was the Msd
cal Journals its to practitioners tsso
Amsrican Medcsl MOnthly" July 6. 1886 page 76.)
This valuable Medicine Is now syslsbe TO the public ios
the ScToluls Ia all Its manifold FORMS Copsumpons
Cancer Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases, Rhegmati'a'
Neuragis, Nervous Affections Female WsakDes'e. pyspep-
.a Syphilis and the only remedy for the successful ersdss-
tOn Of Mereursl Disease.
AsAToNIC.
Il, operation Is evincsd BY enshsnps the digestive organs
ard the spPs 10 S os.; 81 Hs Sods Is the
OF the employment Of Iodine The pstieat reeovs0
esh strength snd color hitherto pAe relaxed And esos Rs
becomes full. strong and norld
Full directions accompany each bottle.
TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE
Price 81 Per Bottle. IS per hAfdofsn
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Phy'ieisns aud Chemist
No. 42s Broadway New-fork
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An infnrnni Meeting of the honorary sud n-nicm.
be-, o the 8u Regiment held July 3D. a; tho Of
Company g. ~ which II was
hs,sd That honorary aud inbefs Of the Rey
m, nj br requested meet on THURSDAY fNtNINo
ul, q al H. H. 10 tbs above ROOM sks sction IN ella
non 20 Tho reception 6th Regiment lie return Tom
he q y
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p, it!. J. omuta.n in Oar Po.ses-ion-Ih"
sssbc.s 90 Ez.gurstcwn whea on their
t<,.,3.~e,-f Pho strength Of the Hebei

Eo-cs-.
... .-.s. I--. ..-a 60 The <. y Tribune
NAsniNGfos Tuesday. ju'y :. 1888.
Ie h.l ...eaa say0 t.'.' loio'ln.'ior' reached
a. .e tdis u,.,i.s, thag oar troops nov hold uno.s-
,.. .: ;,ss, .io, OF tse South Mountain pas..
tle.,. ..- tss an Interesting account from res
, " u. .r-rown oft.e proceeding Of tne Rebels
e.. -c. ~-..~ General O.Iers Were S. mild 81 tho'~
. $685.. l.. ia ',nnsy lcsuia froLi,.ia. o.. -;prc-
s,.,iou - private prep r9. ba; their practice va,
u ..aurireoi oppo-lion 70 iheir IIeac 4inR.
The c,r-r G~lel fore: which p..sed rough H.
. ,.c,yr .,,- - cod. Win 2Do l.-ca- oi ai...eIy.
J. 81. Cor,s sax followed by imGlense uala O.
.,as q. a. d-,c,ipi cue, u wilc1 about h-nd-el
e..e 4. .s.,rl -. =. These $500 - lid no, TO-
c- - iIosy .s.aps wLi,h passed into ieuasy wanna
d.. unt ~ay Of lianr'ck.
IT,, ,u,ue .rr-r " hcb cr.s..d swlani ~ var
OLE ,ou,. is estimated d, $1,000. Gen. EVell rode
IL os..is-v. accompanied - one ~ bis stat, auo
on ;hr front soei o. Tue cYnvc,aac, bad large MAJ
.fr.ac cut. Bsrss.ia.s's Dy.-.y, ga 80 .-st g.
l.as through ia .eIstown.
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Popular Hints. ,,, ,.,o ,,,,,s ar
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALBUMS OF
The Blue Beard OF New-OTlosps
The Emperor OF China.
The Rel able Gentleman
The Intelligent Couti aband.
The New \ ork Post Boy.
HE O.Ie,s. Emperor OF Chins'' Ship builder.
Tn. Angel OF Peace.
TIE Happy Governor OF Massachusetts
Th- Brush Lion On aud Oh the Rampage.
Fighting Joe.
Black Horse Jeh.
Price IS esnts Can be sent by mail.
T. & II. I. ANTHONY,
No. SOL Broadway, N. Y.
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THOMAS 0RANAN. No. SO sshs,.

EEwYoRx. May T. Is3.
Ihsvs great pleasure TO testify to the skill Of Dr. Won Essss
berg ato his office almost completely deaf add
with my perfect hearing II Is nearly twelve Uessts
and the hearing perfect The operation. Which iso'
Cd three minutes ia ssch Of ny gays V.
l. with confidence. mend al sIfersu -
place Themselves Under Dr. Won Eienbsrgs unsupssss6
skill. SAMUEL c. HUNT.
No Meserols-sv, 0resnpoins l.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ

NEw.YORK Msrch y. 1853
This Ia to certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dull hesyness in the head. !
felt completely stopped accompanied BY continual
OF the throat the ch stealing with occss
sons hot fuhe great htnss Of the chest and pain -
much that every thought twas consumption hav.
heard the crest performed By Dr. Won EsenbeE
consulted him with but little hope OF cure. am nov
happy be enabled add testimonial TO the great nan'
Der already IN the Doctors possession to bis scienthe
ard snccesa mode OF testnent be has shown IN ny
that skill and knowledge which have procured for BIN -
reputation entirely restored to perfect health
.hst DO sincerely recommend all sufferers from
CHRONIC CATARRh and SORE THROAT 70 apply -
once to Dr. Won Eenbsg with cesinty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, Nc. 1863 <thst
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LYONs
MAasErro ISsscr rowDsa
The original and certain verrnin Exssminator The srso
binary effects Of this article for killing Reaches Ants Buss
Fsss &C. for preserving Fur, Cietns Furniture &c.
from Moths bee. tested for % years. and warranted rsls
Die. 10 free from Poison.
Beware Of limitations and commercials Each ask has the
signature Of Y. Lyon.
Lyons Rat Pills. certain death to Rats and Mice. Sold by
all Druggists and furniture deasr.
DExAs s. BARsRs s. Co. Agents
No 2o2 Broadway Esw.Ycrk
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Desfsess,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
oBaAsEs or THE EYE. Ear AND vxno<a
CArARRH CUInD
DR.. Won EISENBERa:
AufAss Of "SgicL and Practical 0bssrsttsas % ~ ~
ssses Of the Esr. With his Mode Of Trsstusnt"
NEW TESTIMONY.
NEW TESTIMONY.
Nsw-YoKx. Msye, IoG

Nsw.YoEx. Nays iee&
WIS entirely deal In ny lsh cor. acoompsoisl By -
charge placed myself dor Dr. Eisenbsrr. care via
By his great skl restored 70 pefso he.ri.s in u
short ofs few minutes without giving me the shts
pain and the discharge h ceased entirely The Eu,.otsa
Tube which o6n,erstsd. IL quite OPEN and Zee, tie6
the air passage performs fuocou an amply sa.is6sl
and recommend suffering from impaired heasas .
place themselves under the tessme Of shis eminent -
successiui PHI scisn
THOMAS 0RANAN No SO exhSV
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June g. lf63My dear daughter brought me to Dr. von
Eisenberg almost blnd in both could not bear the
patio The Egh completely cured by Dr. Won Esens
berg and called 70 gratitude TO the Doctor
for his skill and nnremng attention By which recovered
Of the most precious TO after being deprived OK
four years 1t IL only due TO Dr. Won Eisenberg to s!ase
that red several physicians In vain shall be hap
py bear personal testimony 20 Dr. Won Essubergs
rivaed success any lady gentleman who will cal me-
HUGH GILtON, No. IS Fultonst, Brooklyn
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Passage of Rebel Prisoners through Ercd-
ericI - sSgscriPiiOn Of thtir appearance
= Ba-a lnso FzccaoHicsso"n Ls ":a-
mr.. Nru for Flour .Py Hnngcd
Eebtl Prisoners Deci1re HAT LCo's
Arr.y VIII not 30 ous Of Maryland. and
that fsOrs Fighting - - be Doae.
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No. l36 MAp~sos-sr.. EKw-Y,

No l36 MApssossr.. EEwYoRK Feb. 9, 1861.
Ihave been completely deaf and partially ID
the other for above years with dssssesbe dis
charge from both ears combined with continual rumbliug
noise 10 the head for which have been treated by most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
consulted Dr. Won Eisenbers but csnddy say thsl
had faith In his when did 1t Is therefore
due to Dr. Won Eenberg acknowledge that entirely
cured also that he displayed that sk and knowledge which
have procured for him such unrivsed reputation As
have had opportunity OF comparing his mode Of treatment
with that Of Others truly that 1t Is not only
nor bat principles which dsc, his mode Of restoring the
hearing are, il my opinion certain. JOHN TAYLOR
EYw.YoRK July 49, 1881
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| DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN-
SEXUAL sYsTEss-New and relisbis trestmentin
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snvelopss free Of charge Address Dr. j. SKLLS HoU0H
ROY. How ard Association, Philsasphia, Pa
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\. T. Also Phadeph and Boston. Only houses Of PALMER
Co Avoid imposition by calling on tho Inventor.
Hicks & COMPANY, No. 4S0 Broadway,
East side three door below Broome-st.
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For SALE REsT.
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE-The best IN the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
~ effect The genuioe 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR
sold by all DruggiGs Factory, No 81 barcsyst
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BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
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Negatives registered X. A LEWIS l2 Chs:ham-st. N Y
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kW-I0kk, jury AooSs
This csrfs that my mother has boon for time so
ed with p,ria deafoes suffering from pain and rumbling
noises in tead together with other indications Of total
o" ofhesrnt Dr. Won Eisenbers removed from her ears
quantity Of matter together with coasua,ed blood re-
evlnS her in,antsnsously and all without pain !, 10 with
grateful thanis that give this testimony to his skill
CARROLL J. POST, No. 20 Southst-
, 1863-02-07
LCT THEM COME K1OM e,

l!l;r:uis needs no legislation that were
NJ: far better postponed, if there must be
cn1l,,!ed with il, through the venomols
{uJrcrhcads tAat ccntr,l our State Coun-
:vls, the pledge to strike hands
7.ilh treason in the 7estibule Of the slave
,!rivcr@' Confeleracy at Louisville ILL
,'is has sent thousands Of her sons south
ward rs delegates, to bring about peace.
They are numcrously at Nashville, al
Hicksture, and Memphis. She needs no
other representation. The Coppcrhcads
do not represent her. The olive branch
they woult! hear, is more deadly than a
lou41l Of unas. Let the Republicans
come home and leave the factious
Corpcr!,eads stranded high md dry,
with the wrecks Of 4 misspent
session about them. Let the
responsibility rest upon the men
who have turned 'legislating tor free
and loyal State, into completely with trait
o-= IN :rnls, and would now carry Illinois
C7er to be lsshed to the wheels Of the Man
Selling Confcderacy. Unless this projec'
1t abandoned. better We have no more
LEGISLATION at the State House tor the mex
,f..1.fr
, 1863-02-07
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1876

mentioned In the official report Of the Arka1l-
sas Post afI4lr for gallant conduct on the
field, has been detached for duty on the signal
corps.
The .aryus Of the 4th has tic following re-
gariling guerillas: Gucrilla work is still
progressing at Fort PILLOW, and the section of
country back Of that point. On Saturday
night, band Of these gentry commanded BY
Il men named Cushuan, ofLauderdale county,
numbering only fifteen or twenty, stopped
two wagons four miles back Of the fort, aud
burned eight or ten bales Of cotton being
taken to the river. They turned the teams
and owEcrs back.
On Friday night the same party overhaulcd
n rift containing twenty-five bales, crossing
tic Hatcl.ie River, ordered the men accom-
panying it home, and destroyed the cotton
and raft. This occurred about ten miles from
the fort.
A cotton buyer from Indiana was captured
by guerillas 4 few miles from tile Mississippi,
in the same neighborhood, one day last week,
and relieved ofa supply Of grccnbacks.
Cushman has been opc1atingi in that portion
Of West Tennessee for several months, and
thus far has received no check. He is guer'
lila in d generally accepted sense Of the term
and has destroyed 4 large quantity Of cottor
during the past three months.
CAIRO, Feb. G.-The steamer Hillmau ha:
just arrived from Memphis with yesterday
mornings dates. They contain nothing Q
importance. The Atya says that $1s ,0o3,oU
in greenbacks had arrived, and is to be uset
In paving the soldiers, and for other Govern
Iucnt expenses.
The steamer Keuton had arrived from
Helena, hut brought nothing Later from
Gr:,nt's army. Cotton spectators at Mem
phis are very sick over their recent sky-rockc
| performances.
, 1863-02-07
DISTRICT. or e0LUlA3Us.
DAyySON'S GI}ERLLAS ROUTED
At TRENTON.
OUR SUCCESS At FORT D0NElS0N
COMPLETE.

-[spcc{l Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibunc.1
CAIRO, Feb. 8, 1868,
The following kilograms were received at
headquarters. These successes being report"
cd in connection with the resurrection OF
Island No. 10, and the energy and military
skill displayed By Gen. Asboth everywhere in
I'll his dispositions, will very soon change the
general gloom and confusion throughout the
whole District Of Columbus into 4 perfect
system Of order and security:
DIST. or coLrABrs, uEAD,qvAnTEns TRENTON,
Feb. 5, 1858. {
7oB,ig. G<., 4sDoth: have killed, wound
cd and captured thirty four Of Dawson gacE-
lila band. Rave also captured twcnty-six
horses and twenty.eight stand of arms. No
fear need be felt for any more depredations
from that quarter, AL Is quiet towards the
Tennessee river.
(sigucd,) C. WOOD, Col. Comdg. Post.
PAnucAu, Feb. 4, 1863.
To Gen. .4s6ota: At Fort Donclson there
was glorious victory over Wheeler, Forrest
! aud Wharton. Ono hundred and thirty-lve
| of tLcir dead laye been already found. We
| have come fifty prisoners. Their wounded
and stragslcrs arc being constantly brought
! in.
Forrest himself Was wounded.
The whole force is in full retreat, with our
cavalry following.
The precise number Of the enemy cannot
tell, bui ono Of their surgeons, now at For'
Donclson, says they had eleven regiments
and it is known That they had from eight te
twelve pieces Of artillery.
, 1863-02-07

The old regiments must be filed up.
They are reduced to sad skeletons Of their
first strength. Take, for instance, our gal
liant Nineteenth Illinois. {Turchin's boys.)
Their now colors will wave over only three
hundred mcn-"all that is left Of them"
Yet this is full the avczagc number in the
regiments equally long in the service with
item. We notice that, tardily enough,
Lut Mttcr late than never, q measure
i, TO be brought before Congress to fill up
these old regiments. II should be done,
and that too by some other means than
leading the people down with heavy houn-
tirs. The Government has right TO call
upon its sons, anA will win respect and
yindicate its power honorably and safely
by calling upon the number it needs to
1ring up OUT armies to fu1lncss and eff
fiftry
, 1863-02-07
FROM IHD!AhAp0LIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.J
ISp1ASAro11s, Ind. Feb. &, 1868.
The Governor sent message to both
baanchcs Of the Legislature this morning,
urging them to adopt plan which he sub.
nittcd, to provide means for the prompt pay
ment Of Indiana troops every sixty days. lie
proposes that the money be advanced to the
Federal paymastcrs every sixty days, 1he
Government to reimburse the State as soon
thereafter as possible. It also provides that
any officer or soldier mag, by means ofan allot-
ncnt card, assign any portion Of bis pay to
lis family or friends in this State, and that
they may draw the same from the State Trea-
surcr through the Treasurer Of tile county in
which they may reside, or allow it to remain
in the State Treasury as deposit for safe
keeping. The plan Is quite simple and would
result in incalculabla benefit 10 the causc and
relieve, 10 a very great extent, the suffering
among the families Of our gallant boys now
in the field.
It was referred to the Committee Oh Ways
and Means, without debate.
Tic Senate passed the morning in the dis
cussion Of some judicial question, but could
not raise quorum this afternoon.
The House passed tho morning in tho in,
PRODUCTION Of bills of a local character,
and the afternoon in making buncunlbc
speeches to prove that the fifty Democratic
members Of tho House were not traitors.
Col. Wi!dcr's brigade Is now at Nashville
being mounted on mules. He has battery
of light mountain howilzers, and train 0:
COO pack mules.
The Governor has published an appeal to
the citizens Of the State, asking then,
to contribute potatocs, onions corn
meal and dried fruits for the usc
| Of sick and wounded Indiana troop:
at tic various hospitals. They should be
packed III barrels, we'll hooped and headed
up, anu shipped to Vim, Hannamcn, Presi
dent Of the Sanitary Commission, Indianapo-
Lis, By whom they will be faithfully dlstrib
utcd. The various railroad and.c1prcss com
panics in this State will carry goods con
tributcd free Of charge.
The following arc the latest appointment
and promotions:
| sCru: nEG1AE.;7.-Licut. Col. George r. Dfc1
| to be Co!onrl rice Hamilton; Major Jasper n
Dresser TO be LicEt. Colonel.
| s91u TEa1AEST-Eo7atlo Shan, Chaplain.
seEA REs;txEsr--Lieut. Col. Lewis Brooks to b
Colonel, rice Dcnby: Major Geo. T.. Sin,onson t
! b. Lieut.. Col. rtce brooks; Captain Charles
Cnbcrtenn to bc Major rice Simonson.
SlET 1tEt;1MKNT-Dr. VI. II. kil3O, CrATIor
comfy. Assistant Surgeon.
eapKEoIHEsT-Ds N. I. Deachy, Assistant su
| Econ rice Stilwcn.
, 1863-02-07
The CHARLESTON AFFAIR.
HOW DISCUSSED At
WASHINGTON.
rs THE BLOCKADE RAISED
AND BROKEN ?

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanc.l
WAsmNGroS, Tcb. 6. 1868.
An uneasy feeling prevails all circles as to
the effect Of the alleged raising Of the block
ade at Charleston. Tho way to escape these
difficulties would be to cut the Gordian knot
by taking Charleston. Doubts, however, are
still cast on the whole story, It seems that
no rebel papers the next day make the slight
ost mention Of the afair, although other dis
patches show that they had tclcgrapiic COM
munication with Richmond.
On Monday there were certainly two lines
Of fblockadcrs found ut the entrance to Charles
ton when the rebel rams came forth. It is
supposed at the Navy Department that the
outer line was not touched, it being seven
miles from smooth water, and too far for
the rams to venture.
The New York dailies Of this morning dis.
cuss the question in its legal bearings, and
unitcdly affirm that The blockade is not raised
by temporary interruption, whether yolun
tary or hy superior force, except during tht
actual time Of Interruption.
, 1863-02-07
FAGEFyh' ISLAND e9s;kas;ER!s es4gs!EE!s TEN.
IT'S DEFENSES TO BE PUT
IN ORDER.
Ordnance and Stores to be Used
or Sent to Memphis.
THE LATE NEW ERA AFFAIR
A HOAX. :

Especial Diepatch to thu Chicago Tribune.i
CAIRO, Feb. &, 1863.
Gen. Asboth, after inspecting Island No. 10,
issued the following order:
Island No. 10, Feb. i, 1888.
srEc1A1 ORDER No. 17.--0f the eighty spiked
guns on tile Island, seven, with MI necessary i'm
rlcreats arc to be selected By Capt. John 4. Good
IN, for the defense Of the Island. They will be
Immediately unspikcd and properly mounted In
the point designated at the inspection. Besides
thcec seven heavy guns. the Captain will retain
the C-poundcr brass field gun for hailing boats.
Col. Dissc!l Of the engineer regiment, will take
tho balance Of the guns, sesent5-two carriages and
other Government property Of anE raaue for mill
tsry operations, down the river to Memphis, Tell
ncssce.
The steamboat Sam Young may take az much Of
the ordnance stores 81 silc can carry- The rest will
be shipped on boat to be sent o7 that special pnI.
nose. Col Bissell will lsare commissioned or
&C, with the requisite number OF men to attend to
the cmbatkation.
Lieut. John Cayton, Qua.tcrmastcr, will prepare
complete list Of oil property transferred to Col.
Dsscll at this post, aud will mako reputation for
| the ammunition required for guns remaining on
| the Island
The disposition made in the above order
places the famous Island No. 10 once more II
q complete state Of defense against any at'
tack, while the Immense amount OF valuable
| ordnance stores now strewn over the island
| will be made available and uf great service il
our military operations at and below Mem
rhis, for opening the navigation Of the Mis-
sissipri, which is an urgent national nc
easily.
The lately reported attack upon the New
Era, by aNO Confedcrates, and their threat
cnirg Of Island No. 10, turns out to llav'
been almost, if not quite, 4 hoax upon Gen
Asboth, perrctratcd hy accident or design b
the Captain Of the New Era. Gen. Asootl
made prompt examination Of matters, ant
is satisfied that there WAS no firing with can
non upon the New Era from share, and but
half dozen Of half starved guerillas we're i
The locality when shelled By the steamer
The affair will undergo the scrutiny Of
| court martial.
, 1863-02-07

MADISON, Wis, Fcbzaaryo, 1865.
The Senate did little Of consequence today.
The resolution Of inquiry about deprecated
currency in tile State Treasury WAS adopted.
Five new bills were introduced, including one
extending the State aid Of five dollars month
ly ia families Of drafted men. Eight unimport-
ant bills were passed. The Assembly voted
itself O lot r1orcpestagc stamps. Sundry res
olutions about the disposal of The coin in the
Treasury were tabled.
Resolutions synpathizing with the people
Of Missouri In their efforts to get rid Of slave
~, and 4 substitute setting forth that negroes
were only tit TO be slaves, and denounclng the
anti-slavcry policy Of the Administration,
were postponed till the 18th inst.
Mr.. Pullcn's resolution for the discourage
mcnt of bunec!nb resolutions, stirring mp
party strife, was discussed at some length,
the Democrats opposing it. The subject was
finally tabled.
Five thousand copies Of the Governors
! message and correspondence relative to draft
ing, were ordered printed.
The Democrats, who have manifested such
great anxiety to got hold Of it, aud made
| public, all ,o;td ngainA printing
The afternoon nnd evening session Of the
Assembly was occupied with contested seats.
| Ar. II. Strong, counsel for Harms, the sitting
member, by universal courtesy made an elab'
oratc speech Of over two hours. Rouutrce
followed with plain, brief statement of hi:
case. Mr.. Caswcu reviewed the tcstimon,
and showed his right to his seat, and sanborr
argued at lcngth for Harms. The resolutio,
passed by 45 to Il, declaring Rountrcc en-
titled to the scat, and, pending motion II
reconsider, the Assembly adjourned.
Lieut.. Root, Of the Goth regiment, son Q
lion. E. Root, formerly State School Superiu
.eudent, badly wounded at P1airie Grove
died February Sd. Lieut.. ]. II. jenkins
commissioned Adjutant Of the 21st regiment
vice Fitch, promoted to Major.