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A Ii kinds Of Produce taken In exchange
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in the state and the Code OF Iowa declares crime
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do business In violation VI laws yet there many
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The ever recurring accidents Of property being destroy
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JOHH y. HART, Western Travelling Agent
WIN. II. BARR, General Agent, Bs6alo, NY.
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On and after Monday, April p, 1858, trains wiilr
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoHRoE, Jan. 22-2 ?. M-The q
8. Agent for the exchange of prisoners, has de-
handed from Mr. Ould, the Confederate agent,
that all the United States officers, now in the
hands Of the rebels, should be released at once,
in compliance with the Cartel av.
Ould has replied that all the officers now in
the hands of the rebels, and captured before the
18th of January, the date of jeff Davis mes
sage, will not be released on parole, but will be
exchanged for those of corresponding rank.
All officers captured after that date will be
banded over to the Governors of States in
which they were captured as indicated in Pres.
ident Davis message. Col Ludlow says this is
in violation of the cartel.
Non commissioned officers and privates will
be released on praole as heretofore. There are
now at Richmond 1900 Federal prisoners
Three transports will leave Fortress Monroe
next Friday for City Point to bring them down.
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CAIRO BUDGET.

CAIRO, Jan. 22-The 12sth Illinois, Col. r.
N. Hundley now here, is very much demoralized.
It's report, to. day, shows 1913 men absent without
leave, and only A fit for duty. "a
Gen Prentiss is here tonight, on his way to
assume his command. aFEt
The 95th Ohio went down to Memphis to-dsy.
We are not at liberty to report the movement
of troops at Memphis and below, but we can give
the the assurance that were our ears long enough,
we would hear busy notes of preparation.
TRANSPORTATION is the great thing needed just
now. Commissary and Qusrtermaster's stores at
Columbus, are, being transported to Memphis by
the river. Hencefortb, Grants army will draw
its supplies at Memphis. Columbus will supply
Jackson and Corinth.
It is reported that Forrest is again within half
. days march of Union City, Tennessee, and
that be threatens another raid on the Mobile
Ohio Railroad.
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specials to New York Papers.
lSnecial To TrihunA


WARRINGTON, Jan. 2O.-At the request Of the
Secretary of War, one of the Senators from
Wisconsin has gone to that State for the pur-
pose of getting rid of the decision of the Su
preme Court against the constitutionality of the
draft, or the right of the President to suspend
the writ Of habeas corpus, to be made mp imme.
diately and transmitted to the O. s. Supreme
Court now in session here, in time for adjust.
meut this term, before Chief Justice fancy. -,
Especial to Tmea efa
The House Naval Committee, at their meeting
to-day, had under consideration the recommen-
dstion of the Secretary of the Navy, TO build
three large class iron-clad men -of-war, to cost
not exceeding Sl2,O00.O0O, Tor which amount
sn appropriation will be inserted in appropra-
ton bill
WASHINGTON, Jan 2l.-A Worlds CORES
popdeht, dated Falmouth, goth, states that On
Saturday and SUNDAY nights the Rebels were
actively engaged in msssing their artillery and
infantry opposite the lords above Falmouth -
They are also constructing new rifle pits and
redoubts for the artillery up the river.
The weather is clear aud cool and the roads
good. Everything is favorable for active opers-
tons.
New YORK, Jan. 81 The time of thirty.
eight Regiments Of New York troops expires in
Nay, June and July. The Governor is under
stood to be in favor Of allowing them to return
and then inducing them to re-vounteef. The
matter i still, however, in allegiance IL the
meantime every eAertion is to be made to show
the credit of the State by sending enough men
to the field to avoid the draft.
A Washington letter says Material facts in
the case of Gen. Stone will soon be published
Evidence against him of circumstantial char.
acter, going to show that he was friendly TO-.
wards the rebels and became their mail carrier,
out after all this may have been only kind dis
position to oblige.
Another letter ays:-Rumors have reached
mere from Falmouth that General John Coch.
ranes movement was designed by Gen. Burnside
week or ten days since, by representations
maze mere, and that General Franklin, in whose
grand Division be is, intends to have proper no.
1ce taken OF such an unmilitary step; yet it
may be camp gossip.
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sosAlan paiS.

MAszuefoH, Jan. 3a-Money 10 pay tho
soldiers IN Roeecrans and Grant,s armv he
been furnished. Also tie greater part necessary
70 pay North 'Caeolina and southern soldiers hss
oeen issued Burnside's army will be paid.
The Navy Department has information of tho
safety OF the iron clsds Nahant and Wehauken.
The President, 70 day, made 50 military nom
nations to the Senate, including Gen'ls Hooker.
Heintseimen and Turner, for pomotion for mer-
itorious services, By dating their Commissions
back to the different battles when they seyerallv
distinguished themselves; twenty Bri9adier Gen.
erals TO be Major Generals. and sixty ,shree COL
,onels and other officers. to be Brigadier Gene
rails, and three Hospital Caplains
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Southern papers re-
ceived contain important news:
An unsuccessful attempt vac made to run the
blockade at Charleston by steamer supposed
to be the Hunsress, with 400 bales of cotton,
and was burned OF the mouth Of Swash Chan
mel on the night Of the 10th inst.
It is conjectured that the recent storm has
dissrrapged the Federals plans and prevented
40 advance from Newberp.
i The Richmond Enquirer of the 10th has the
following intelligence from North Carolina:
CHARLESTON, Jan. 16.-News received to-day
from Kingston state that the enemy drove IN
our pickets yesterday IL miles below. The enc
my is supposed to be 10000 strong with 20
days rations. They are now building bridges
over Cave creek. 1t is doubtless feint to cover
their movement on Wilmington or Weldon.
The gunbosts attacked Fort Caswell yesterday
without result.
3 CHARLESTON, Jan. le-Judge Holt died in
Augusta on tho l4th.
Geo. w. Randolph is the Peoples candidate
for the next Governor of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Jan. 2O.-It is confirmed that
Burnside's troops crossed the river and are now
below Fredericksburg.
The o. s. steamer Columbia is ashore at
Masonboro Inlet. Her Commander, IL officers
and % men are prisoners.
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GEN. BURNSIDE CROSSES THE
RAPPAHANNOCKll
"A Great Battle in Progress!
GEN'L HOOKER MORTALLY
- : ,WOUNDED!!! .sa

NEW YoRk, Jan. 29.-The Times says rumors
of an extremely important character reached this
city, last night, through persons Who arrived on
the through train from Washington. They
briefly stated % follows: sf
Burnside has again crossed the Rsppshannock
with the Army Of the Potomac, and q terrible
battle Is being fought. 9.s..
The report that Lee had detached LoDgstreets
corps from the rebel army. and sent 1t to Ten
nessee, 10 untrue. The rebel army iis iGtact and
I'll engaged In opposition to Burnside. .sse
One wing Of our army, probably Summers, had
succeeded in hanking the rebel position, and had
advanced two miles. 81 - ss
Gen. Hooker 10 MORALLY wounded.
. The above We give merely 40 rumors from
Washington, and not a. reports from the army
There 10 probably some truth 10 them, but how
much, We are not prepared TO say. aF