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In1fiZ.
iodine Water.

A ISOLATION ofpure Iodine in pure Wster No remedy has
ever come before the public wo0derfa. IN 80 eg.s,s
powers and astounding IN is rssps It, geHuimeue -
pure solution aud It's exceusnce medicine atlesed
BY the such distns men. Prof H. H. Par.
ksr Dr. James r. Ch,on. and Dr. u. Whitney Of New.Yoks
Prof lanes c. Booth u. 5 Mint Phisde phiz DIR j. e.
smith of Boston, aud InaBy other equally well known
10 scence-an array testimony high tia. We
without lear ot th the sick ns'e vel tds
f1ons ~ np;iye restored 70 health tie iaed
ard oa,alyc ace made whole the bid tie deal hsi
the ,n walk In all cases where cons'dessLle eois li
zi,n Of tla most inporta g.ns has taken Iisc-
We recomneni Iodine Water alnof positive 'fe 10
for IN, following diseases. viz Scrofla IN "a nso'd
io.lns Consumption Caocer. Ueess Bronchitis; Liver nd
uey aud Heart Diseases. Bilious Fever. Fever snd A. 8.
Rheuna.ism Neurasis, Nervous Affections, femse Nek-
ns.ass Dyspep.ia, Fin scis'ion, ard General Desi'y,
syphi, e. all IT, vaous and saiors stages and tie oSLr
remedy for the eradication Of nscas ds $50
and IN l al those distressing aad a!cins deases "hch
sIi,e from m euiee5led vittei ste Of the blood decivs
na.s,ion an impure atmosphere &c, which rys osi no
genius ant skill the physician def sptsEn humanity
d.asss no alienation Of Psia9 Hsppi 80 can 50
TINT m. ,reciGc aud remedy. with trsinonis OF ~
" or:h. may De found al
Dr. H. ANDERS Co.'S
rhy.icin. sud Clemi,s. No ~" broii"V'
= Der bottle. o. rer baif d0zlL
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To Tue As,ocisted Fress.
WAsHNGroy, Thuuday, Jar. 20 1876,
THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.


THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD
Tie bill of Senator Rice, furnishing aid to the
rI.lrouoltan Railroad Company, guarantees It,
bonds TO he amount Of $2jOO,OO0, aud those OF the
Pi,tsbur,h and Counellsvue TO the amount %
g. 900 900, authorizing iAe Corporation Of Wash-
inpton to guarantee 800 900 moro for building The
r. al from the Point of Rocks TO Hagerstown II
provides for mortgage OF the road to pay the inter-
est and Two per cent OF he principal.
EXCHANGE OF CIVILIAN PRISONERS"
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for speedily OK
changing about 100 civilian prisoners, now in the
old Capitol and out on parole here, Tor as many
Union civilians held by the Rebels
GENERALS IN SERVICE.
The number OF Bgalier-Generas now IN service
IL about 200, aud Of Maj Ceneras, 40. The PFes-
dent has recently nominated TO the Senate lJi sdd-
,iona Of the former grade and so of the latter 1t
i. believed BY those who have direction Of military
sfars in Congress, that tho law limiting the number
OF each officers will be amended, 70 as 10 add 81
Brigldier-G enerals and % Major.Generals 10 the
army.
,ruE ASSISTANTS IN TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The War Department in future will probably have
hu. oae Assistant Secretary Of War; instead OF three
a. recently THIS is considered sufficient, with The
addition of an officer expressly sanctioned by law, 10
be styled he Solicitor OF Tho War Department.
THE OFFICERS LOST ON TIE MONITOR.
II has been ascertained that the following officers
and men Of the Monitor were lost when that yessel
Wondered II short time since: Norman Atweter ani
George Frederickson, Acting Ensigns; H. w.
Hands and Samuel A. Lewis, Engineers John
Stocking James Fc1wck, VIM. Bryan Petty
Officers, Daniel Moore, Robert II. Howard, Jacob
bIickeIs. VIM. Allen, VIM. Esgan, Robert Cook,
Thos. Joice, Robert Williams, George LaleGeld-
IS ia al
THE FRENCH MEDIATION QUESTION.
There is the best authority for saying that the
Abatement that the Emperor of the French has made
renewed proposal Of mediation to tue British Gov
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TEPNroN ". j.. Thursday. Jan ~, 1908
Mr. Perry OF Hudson offered the following ieso'
luton in the House Of Assembly:
Tha Inc people ARE discouraged and disheiIeued by the
continued reyosa Of our aTIlts but Tor which We 9eee
the Generals in the field not responsible and st we
look forward TO the rstoron of Den. Mcclellan rs Com
hief as tho only usaus oil saving the oouhy
rom uttcr n and that We LOOK him tho ony man to
lesd the army Of ire Potomac to victory. g..
The resolution was referred TO the COMMITTEE On
Federal Relations,
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,orc,nc loosolv down, bis head Dropping over to
" -. mutierng to himself, the honorable Sem
ator of the United States lay SoIrUw,ui ""u
graceful picture AT last rou'ng hl'lo from D DIS
Ietbarrv. leaning on the shoulder OF inc DsPuN
Sergeant, he staggered out oil the Senate anu 'D'
door closed on his disgrace
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emuenf sine, iLe battle Of Fredericksburg - en-
tirely without truth The uuircndly Interpretation
put npor the Enpcroia remarka rcspeci'ng '"e
United States by portion Of m" press, and the 70
ports Of conferences with M Sjci., inlnsi ani
unfouuded
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WisrEn GARDLN--BI SEFIr or G. w. Govt
DocKba ecnabe artist who has for the last seventeen
nights Drawn crowded audiences TO witness hi' besutiiol
persops'ion Of Peter Po5y in the domestic d "a OF The
Chimney Corner" his benefit Tor this evening
Ga this occasion Nj Jackson produces for the fro time H.
pauo.au.ie drsus OF Tbs Ni1srds ska" ia which tie
baaltisi Cubss viii sppe-- ss tue Pirate Boy Alexis
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,roncest opposition in the House to the idea Of NJ
,;onsl Bank may perhaps now be concilited bv
abandoning the coercive feature OF that proposed
measure. and permitting the State banks TO retire
tbeir currency at will and take United States stock
a.d Treasury issues u is undenievle that lie lopu-
lar demand for uniform currency grows daily n
force
THE TAX BILL.
Tie tax bill is undel going revision IN We " avs
aud Means Committee room. Numerous interests
,-presen,ed here have succeeded IN correcting wnai
,rv ALLEGED to be errors in principle or Of fact IN
TIE taxation to which they Were Subjected last fea-
.ion.
1inr nIVC OF COIRTS PREVENTED ny ENEMIES.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House Instructed
AZ. Wilson to report bill authorizing Judges Of the
Iuited States Courts in ease they are prevented o'
the presence of forces bottle TO the Government
from holding Court at the places fixed by law t.
designate other places within their ci.cuiis III incr
discretion Ii will be possible under this OIL! 70 try
traitors IN every State in the Union.
nIR. LoyFJJIs SPEECH.
The A1otOnilt Sir. Loycjoys acceptance Of 'he
Conservative Mr.. Dunl's policy in regard to the
arming Of negroes, was quick measure OF ono os
the noLlesi bursts Of rigttearted and wise-hoadel
eloeueuce which the iro.raced debate Of the last
tWeut, -four hours has given birth to. Freedom haS
received 40 detriment in dis struggle.
TliE JURISDlCITON or L. :. COURTS.
SenstorH ward introduced a billto-aay extending
the Jurisdiction Of L. S. De ric Courts in admiralty
md maritime cases 10 the great lakes ana navigabe
waters connecting hem.
RAILROAD APPROPRIATIONS.
Senator Rice's oil relative TO projected railroads
frou Washington 10 Point Of Rocks and PiosDu-g
snd to tie Chesapeake Bay, approPraiet two
millions and half
THC DIRECT ROAD TO EEW-YoEE.
The Select ComIni,ioe ON the direci railroad route
into New-YorA has given full anu patient audience
70 the opponents Of the project II is not unfair ie
..r tLa these are limited 70 the officers Of the three
roads between Wsah.u- ton ana Jer.ey City. The
Committee will soon be in Possession OF al tire FAC $
on both sides of this important question 20 enaoi'
them to report
CITY RAILROAD FARE.
A bill las been introduced 10 the Home 70 reduc'
The fare on the Georgetown and Washington Raj
road TO ;hree cents
PAY or PAYNASTERS' CLERKS.
The House Military Co nmilteo no reported
against tue petition Of Paymas els clerks iOr IL
ere lse 81 pay.
ORGANIZATION OF BLACK REGIMENTS IN Ar
KANSAS.
Gen. Curtis has organized one black regiment IN
Arkansas, aud is making 20 progress with another.
Private otters from the feet OF Kear.Adulral POr'
ter state that he is filing up his crews with me
able-bodie1 freedmen Of Arkansas and Mississippi,
Of whom grcs, numbers are seehing service under
the United States. 1t ID thought That half The men
who man tao Western fOdla will soon be Of Airi'
can descent. Of their competency as sailors ans
gunuers, no doubt ID felt by our Admrals Oh the
Mississippi as noue was experienced by our Aamirsi'
on the Atlantic during Tie last wdr
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Dmslness Notices.
SioTifERs.
MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed nsh aud bro~en Of yolf res, By
.es child suffering and IL. VITA The eHcfOc'ns psi Ct
cutting teeth II 20, go and get bottle o. Me-
s.....-- ------. o" 49, ''''''N --- $50
sufferer mmedaey-depend uyol ii there is 10 mistake
about Il, There mother earth who has ever n'ed
IT, who viii e, you that it viii regulate the bo"
. and give rest to the mother and relief and Lean 20 the
child operating Ike magic II perfectly safe to ufe Ia al
cases and pleasant the taste and 10 the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and be,; female pyic aad nurses in ihe
II nitcd S,atA. priee Is cent? Sold eyeIYwLerr
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sURRoGArBs COURT, J,s. l2e.-Befor. Surrogate

IrCEEH.
Ia re- the ct tie II Joau Walton
Ellen VI. Walton, claiming 90 be the y idow Of TIE
dec .ed (bo urder4d about ihe lat Of uly 1851 p
t.u tint tie executors mike her tc allowance IN lieu o.
hr ower Is provided FOR IN iIr. W-ons will Tie e1ecu
tor. o5ee, that Mrs Walton elected 10 have adfoeauE
n en, OF her DOVER has rejected tho provision made ia
tie will They also deny that she tie lawful wife II
Walton lathou,h she married to mimi they calnu-
that had hu banl sli alive They also SCI No
that she procured the Of Mr. Walton by her
Jeaerds.
The argument in the question to valid election GoT
dover having been made will proceed to-day a, 10 g.
Edwin Jane, petitioner; Dudley Field for the eIecu
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POM HoYAI, S. G., jan 70. 1857
Irtelljpepco was received on Saturday, evening by
u naval authoriteo Of the destruction by fire Of the
known blockade-iunnor, the sealnshiplluurers,
off Charleston, on the morning of the lSth inst. She
o,ccpt.d 10 run the blockade from Charleston har-
bor on the preceding night, but Accidentally took fire
du,ino the atemot, and totally destroyed. Such
st least the story of her crew, who abandoned ber
in boats. and were captured by the Quaker City.
The theory Of tho blockaders is said to DO, that
finding ber,slf among our aeet with no chance OF
escape, che was purposeIy fred.
An exciting naval conflict Is believed TO be I'M
repdjnp in Oceechce River, between the alontauk
end The Rebel rim Fingd, sad u be guarding tho
steamer Nashville. An effort viii be nude BY Capt
Gor,ou. under tie orders Of Admiral Dupont, u
attack aud destroy the Fiugal ana capture tAe NSL
ville. m. Montauk was siill clJc 70 Fort fulaski
th;s morning. bpl IS expected to be iehdy 10 90 "
work III The morning. .,o.,
Gen. : ZION has addressed tie following short
account OF his efforts 10 rMse c0lored volunteer
troops 10 tic Secretary Of War;
BrArponr 8. G., Jan. -. 1853
To me lien. L II. STAYroS. Sec'sffrg Of War. ,ror
man SIR: bs,e .hs honor 10 report TIA the ors
dr. IN Ee.if1ent South Carroll Volunteers - no"
con,peted me regiment light iHfa1tiy coup9 90 OF n
co,,a,ie. Of about oighgyA each 1iHeu WIN ~
tsts and Differed by white Iue, IN o. - 80 On
c,ins ana morale fos the length OF time M, been IN
- M, rd ment 10 not supassed by Any whiir frkheut
g. "a Should Il iis godd lOfiihe 10 ee'
Into seo have ~ 'sa hq Wil "in ~ o~" "si !" 'l'
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The Missouri Legislature.

JgrggEsoS CITY. Thursday. Jan 49, 1883
The Senate to-day passed the llouse RESOLUTION
asking Conqress 10 appropriate $2j,COO,OOO for
emancipation purposes in this State by vote of
% to-.
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Fire in EseilevilIr, Canada,

M nsLiEyILSy c, W, Thursday. Jan. 49, yy,
-, i;ierutgencer newspaper office and ten ~ "u-
,"gs s1loin,ng were destroyed by IRE this mornA e.
Lose $1,000 mostly insured.
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Non a rriynl of the Nov

PORTLAND, Tnursdsy Jan 2su,u
There are as YET no signs of the NorweU,snr NOV
due here with Liverpool dates Of the l5th and -
donderry OF the 10Th instant.
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Gpcuai Noilces.
1ierruut.le Library Association.
IHE LOST ARTS,
ny
WENDELL PHILLIPS;

At TUE COOPLE INSTITUTE.
On MONDAY EVENING February 1873
Doors open at = LsC.ure at O'Clock iekes 2, c"n,i
for .,i Il the IbIary Astor place MlerN No -, &c. d-
way lroweus No. 699 Brnshwny: Evanss. NJ. fB Broad
H,.rrrEn su,Ts (s9id cpy che Library. ald jj,ss
No. IA .sn-sti. - crat--
Thr Earerut s.ers ICES II ne Rer Invalid
fUtft J.. j.. D.. IfY..,. ~ ~ biJ. tss"V. AZ
3tuirlry -ylli atteDt.d FRIDAY It ~ y 2" =.
PresbyierilD Church, a. o'cock 2 AadF'ss of 10
Pew IN skINNEl.. Th- Directors Fariy, sad s,d rlts
the Seuinl y requested u zee Ia 100 Ia'Pri 20
seminar s',.0k The Faculties "a J,lnD.f Coi."ss.
Of NpwYorx University aud the Free Ac dey ~" a.
yi'ed q sels viii also ue ts~ry-i ,c
e CrIgy, 0na for the vi lilo hoFi, asd Etl,-
lo.icsl s0cicties.
Wonderful nnd A:,a-.rg Gxpe F5mcBts IN
EeIclgosPsyci OiOgy-itiih ~ ErIn-, &c 81. "a
taI aler Professor Bn,tsns L,cilsc. fi..s SAk r
DAY EVENING. No experiments Sa,rrdsy oI N,..ay
evenings.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.

IIAEKIsBuGa Pa. Thursday, Jan 49, loo3.
Tie Senate has parsed the House bill 10 pay tho
intereet on the State debt in coin.
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v.EsszEN.

RIrsT1-rAYLoR-M calvary Church On rursday Jaa Is,
80 A. a hight Rev Bishop 3onthEaie, Mr. NewDcrGy ID.
Byh and Lizzie TAYLOR daR8hter Of the isls d. Taylor.
ana s,gnd.daas hter OF Mra. Dg. PctoT Clarke
E-szz<zExt-frtsx1Eaa
DIED.
gARNES-On ThnTSisy, Jan 80 kTedie Alien. yoanees
rlild Of w and 5. y. Barnes aged years aud II laYs
Tho relative and friends o. tae family are invited - e'ena
the funeral the residence of his prreLts. Oue hnnd-
rcd.audtweuty sYsnt lt,e near Third evenue on sat-
urdsy. Ut ID o'clock The remains viii be taken 10
Youkers for intsnnsnt
RROWK-In Brooklyn, on THURSDAY Jan. 30 Mrs. Ha,ie,
Brown. ased - ye1fs, months and days . ,
The relatives and ,pds OF he family are respectfully invited
attend tho ns; Sunday. Feb. l. from her lAe resi-
depcs SkOhaan street, eight doors nom NuoUshoy aE'
at O'Clock y. IN, wlthou. further notice
CLOSE his residence. IN North salem, Ncs'ehes'er
County. n. T.. on Tuesday, Jan ~ AMER short ints'
Col John Close. il the 3ih year Of his age
CLELAND-On "Wednesday morning Jan. 20. Gilbcrt Cle'
and. In tho seth year Of his age. -
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FROM THU iaHY or GIE P0TOAic,

REORGANIZATION CT TIKI GRAND DlTISiOIS,
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AlnANI Thursday, Jan D, 1863
GOV. Sc, mour has appointed Capt. Downg Po'
leo .Iu,tc OF NeS.Yors, in place Of Justice Bren'
nan. the tr.sent Controller Of that city.
Governor Seymour has appointed Anthony ne
k,.l ,f New-IOrh, 10 a responsible poaiuon Oh DIS
sal.
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FROM SOUTH CAYtGLIN.A.

I.,rrncfion Of she EIoci de-EIuHnrT i1I'u'
trc,r OF QLarle-ion - The .WOninUk
sbout Going TO Morh--An Attempt 30
he Made 20 Cm Ont the Nnshyiiie-
Gen. ha,iou's 8n!cini Account Of his
Efforts ira Isaising COlored Troop
The Culture Of Cotton 10 BE- AbnndSncd
OH Ire ysia,ids-Arrivai Of the First
Tc.cucsrccniemis-Arr Of Transports
uud nrm-of- VyGr, ciS., etc.
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GROWING DISPOSITION IN FAVOR OF IT.
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EHOJA ALBANY.
The s-naic on the dasvernor'- Hcs-afe-
sennior Bniiry's specialization Gon-
4, yeuec ON gniici States srnutoF.

u FfNtF on NIIFFEI - sI'F' ~ ''''''-'
7stc'si f.sps.ci 10 The y. J.. TnDun, -
ArnAay. Thur'lsy Jan. ~, 1868
Tie Sena;c in ,'sson this evening, considered the
Governors Mcssag, il being made the special order.
Senator Bailey Of Utica reviewed that portion OF the
Me..age relating 10 national Hllirs in an able aud
J .cld Argument. Ills denomination Of tho Cover
enos, sympathy with siavehoding treason, was
nuanswcratlr. The rp'eca generally If regarded rs
= masicry effort.
Tie Union members Of The Assembly met and
c,glared views on the queelion Of United States
senator. The attendance was shin, aud no vote
taken. final caucus il expected to be held on
Mnnlnv eyening.
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rug PROPOSED UNIFORM PAPER CURRENCY
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The Amendments to the Tax Eill.
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Death OF Ex.Chief Gusiicf isoD'"son.
Tonoy1o Thorsda5, Jan -. 1868
r., C,iar rrstice Robin,on died luis afternoon.
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." orr FUTURE
vii, he tie subject OF
\ LECTURE By WENDELL PHILLIPS.
In ymou'h Church lrookyn.
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb s.
Al n Meeting of the Executive COMMITTEE of
- =, ljRSDAY EVENING. Jen 80 1865, the dece 80
~ he r. EDWARD RO INSOs. DD, Foreign Cone
snond, Secretary Of the Society having been aunonncei
~, - -,
bty the iurel gone, OF the dccsse OF ef distinguished
colleague for twenty yc1r otc' 81 th4 NYc,t hS 'e
iva 10 record thor glief OF 80 worm ara serNlce
gs,5lrsi That tis Committee viii attend u- i"neiai "
~ hi,,ou on E-ldav they rcqicst the meHbct. o.
iia Sccioty to ioia in this tribute - biz memory
by 0'a'' o. 'H' HrGisTUS sCHILL. chairmas.
GsoGoe H. Moosr Secretary. ---.-----------
A s,uss of Consumption and One o. " hopping
C"pS, q gFed-Th8 following 0om hshiy frpcc'soio
sr" lens" 'r' Kgyponr, H. j., May 20. 1853
a FowLy & Co.-CcaaeMsas this celtios taet rs
or Many wears afced With oi3rase q e lut - ohh 10
m - VIZ lat, was with difficulty could walk lily
@ mug this ula very severe. csIsing me feqo at
y r. al. e quantities OF blood attended Win pToniehshs
sweet. ,..-.. ...- t,,.. .1.;.., -
try NlsFAg's BALsAM o. NIIsD CHERRY 4 dia 80.
sd brlor g first bottle was entirely restored to per-
lid al.o tnrut,n that th, Bassn cared little girl or
line al seys- aitack OF hoopins Tough, "neu h,f axe vac
giyen over b. the pyacan aud al other haa ssa
Non. ssouis. unless signed d" l. BUTTS" on tins outss
Wrapper
Dr. NJ. II. Andrews Qate Professor in Penn. Medical
rri,,,v PmlsdeiphiI eures, with pleasant remedies.
Cancers, Wea. Fumor'. FsIa', Pnes es.ne IA e niaa.
dor Eve aud Diseases etc without cs1'tic 9s Ia, .I-
ee,, - ~ ~ his "PANTOLOOlC MEDICAL AND ST u
GIGIi ms TUE" No Greene 81. corner Canal Ad-
vice nee s.ys zine aud money
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WEDDING. VISITING, and BUSINESS CARDS,
In eclaut styles French and kpsh Norf fr,H- 10 c.oi
aud plsin st j. EyRpEIs, No broSd" 'y' Coz "'ans
s.. Established 80 Specimens Oy nal, -----
Ru,INATISM. Tie best outward application
il ArtcocSs PorDrs ArrER 1Sans4uci hav" oeen crH4
Of ,.ir..lir tn.ldy whom affected ~ tn hAGs "ii's
aud joints 500 al No !)i C0na's't ami onlon al"a'@
SEE "Fnorr's PArGNr UMBRELLA Lock
sr,>D"- WisRnR L N'i'oN's, No. Sos bfoadI,y.
WHEELER & WMsoN's SENlNG-MAchIHES,
HIgussr PHRsIuv.
international Exhibition London. 'S6e
Celcc. No a5 BROADWAY. Ne".Yotk.
BEAUTIFUL IPE-LIRE PICTURES.
C.r.e ds Vi...e - per de4au Dupucatei ri ~ az
Nrsaye, rrsssrrd. r. 4 i.rwis 10! thathan.s'., ~ l.
DxrAsrs or TIE NLRy0Us, SEMINAL, URN
.py ,so Sara sysrEHs-New END reliable tree meht-
IN knorts OF te BowAsp Assooi'TI9S sent IN seseG lee
tv- enssopos lrc' Of cha'se A,a.e,i u '" A'V'
TON Howard Association, Phadoqhi'' IA. -
Jrrrygs. No. 57.} Broadway. where the eenu-
,, M pr,.oypg bAIaoEiL Doors for ladies' aud enIurcn
re ras also Gne gontruons shpps-iu great '-ey' o"A
srd go JEFsgas, No. 5'J Broadway
Tur PALMER Arm AND LEG.-B. FaANh
PlINEK Inventor and Paenee. A'oI-paee lgIonne aoo
" Y. Aso. Philadelphia and boston Ony houses OF iN
& Co Avoid imposition - calling on tao inventor. -
TuE UNITED STATES TAN Law,
rov Rr,py I'm pamphlet u - pe,es on tine "ite pspe
Be,ide he biz which w'Fd for word IN % i
tue gina text spIend 20 Il an ApIeoe'c b soan,
.ion Al every article to be- taxed by TIC law sid ho
Of Tho tax 10 he levied thereon This reldos sS Cot
and it is possible to make L. m sxprs., s
Pic, cents postpaid; - per 100 ssnt w ~
per los If BY msiL Address TnE TRincSh, N Sc" IoIA
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
HOW TRAITORS CAN BE TRIED.
The Wew-York Direct Railroad
Black Regiments Organized in Arkansas
/, UNIFORM PAPER CURRENCY.
so.,,i Dispatch to The y Tribune 90 roc,

There ia already a spiri, ofconcosson TO the P'es-
lau,s policy OF Z uniform issue ofpaper currency for
the whole country, IN quarters where his message I"
Congress of January 10 met with 10 favor. The
strongest opposition in the onse to the idea Of NJ
tional Bank may perhaps now be concili'ed 'y
abandoning the coercve feature of that proposed
measure. and permitting the State banks to re're
their currency at will and take United States stock
a.d Treasury issues Il is undenie'le that 'c lopr-
lar demand for a uniform currency grows DAILY n
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

rgg PROPOSED UNIFORM PAPER CURRENCY
GROWING DISPOSITION IN FAVOR OF IT.
The Amendments to the Tax Bill
HOW TRAITORS CAN BE TRIED.
The WeW-York Direct Haiiroad'
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-01

THE matter OF the election IN Missouri Is
likely to be thoroughly Investigated. Yes
terday We published the notification Of Mr..
b reh to Judge King dat lie would con-
test his seat in Congiess from the sixth
district. We now see that Mr. Bruce, of
the seventh district has sent similar no
iice to his opponent, Mr.. Loan. The de-
tails Of fraud aud force, are similar in each
district. Mr. Loan enumeraies tie coun-
ties where three thousand two hundred
votes were driven from the polls. He also
charges fraululcnt returns Of soldiers
votes; fraudulent foo'ings b. county can
vassers; insertion Of names on tie poll
books whose owners were dead when tie
election took place; The return Of votes not
pollel en- The day Of election; the tearing
up Of poll book: Il erasing Of names on
poll Looks; tie making Of returns from
places whree no election had been held
and many other iugepious devices OF pious
abolilonisls employed in the interests OF
God AM humanity" Perhaps the peopl,