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IAG0B,S3 CORDIAL SURE
6 Remedy fSr pIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, and
stSe' s0sa W. es'''a THE Tn ENQUIRER OFFICE.
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q A Is T.-PIJRES CHARLESTON
k5isALT unadlterated with Acids; Minerals, either
TO whte gTaI etning at wholesale prices.
.'Ass''s : = sYoRKYnLE MARBLE, YARD.
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The Legislature Of Mississippi has
passed bill providing that not over three
acres Of cotton shall be planted to hand,
under penalty Of $500 per acre, half to
the informer.
The Governor of New Hampshire
has postponed the draft in that State sine
die.
Gov. Curtain, in his annual message
to the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, glvea
the Presidents emancipation proclamation
a wide berth. He refuses to touch it.
- 1t is reported that large numbers Of
Federal naval officers, including Captain
John Rogers, have resigned-consequence,
Lincoln's emancipation proclamation.
THE New York Herald Of the 18th,
says 100000 of the nine months troops 60
out ofservice in May.
-u--A New York correspondent OF the
Boston Journal states that new expedi.
ton is on hand from that port. Seoresy
and despatch are the watoh-words.
The British Government has de-
| manded the withdrawal Of Admiral Charles
=
Wilkes from the Yankee squadron.
Ut is stated that the powerful new
steamship Britania, which recently com
meuced to run between the Tyne and Edin'
burgh, has been purchased for the Confed
crate Government in America.
- Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, has called
upon the United States Government to sup
ply the Western army with fifty thousand
horses, so that their infantry can be moved
"with the same sapidity that characterizes
the Confederate troops in that quarter"
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EDIFoRIAL ITEMS.

4 utiauetpuIa HAS SuueFeUsa 2SeVert
modification in the fact chat the And ersSff
Troop, cavalry regiment raised out esthe
tswealthiest and most respectable young
men of the city, Z refused TO g into the
Murfreesboro' FIGHT, alledging that their
Officers were inexperienced.
After the battle near Vicksburg the
Federals undertook TO ,emove the artillery
they had left on the field under flag Of
truce, but they ae,e prevented by our sharp
shooters. & 4.
The Northern papers say that the
rebels, in sheirs retreat from Murfreesboro',
burned Che cotton wherever they could get
hold Oft.
Coast salt was sold at auction in Co
iumbus on the 9th at 5000 cents per
pound, by the sack--a decline of nearly
100 per cent. in.three weeks.
The California shipments Of gold are
made to England instead Of New York, in
consequence Of the capture Of the Ariel.- -
Thelast steamer took 81, 100000 to Eng.
land, and only $500, 900 to New York.
The capitol building at Baton Rouge
has been destroyed by FIRE, together with
all the valuable books and papers. The,
loss is estimated at $40, 700.
Northern Journals treat the capture
Of the Harriet Lane as a matter Of serious
consequence, and expresses fears that she
will soon be depredating on Yankee Com.
merces on the high seas, =
- Mr.. Tenepeck made speech before
the Yankee Senate on the 18th, on the de-,
moralized condition of the Federal army,
saying he would not be surprised if Lee
should visit Washington and give an invi.
tation before the 4th of March.
Resolutions have been introduced In
to the Legislature Of New Jersey proposing
an armistice Of Six months, and a National
:. s ...-s.ou, KY, to adjust
the difficulties between the two sections.
They have been made the order for the sad
Of January. :.
The Chicago Times rather justihes
the proclamation esPresident Davis against
Butler, and demands that he be brought to
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Gle sMnfkt'illR gnlllirer.

OBITUARY NOTICES, &c.
All Obituary notices and Tributes of Re-
speet leftsat this Office for publication, will
be rated and charged for as advertisements,
and payment required in advance.
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GENER-dL ORDER NO. z " q &
GO much Of; General rdea No. 46 as
~ conflicts wIah the sierehy counter
m1anded.f = r;ir - !.
lOIJTH CAR R0LIl GRK DIS.

:. Adiuiant and inspeclor- Gehrai Of 8 !. G.
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MILITARY TELEGRAPH CABLE.

WASHINGTON, jan. IL, 1859.
The Committee Naval Affairs have, according 70 the
resolution passed unanimously Monday, commenced
inquiry praofcabity Of connecting all naval
and military stations between Fortress Monroe and New
Orleans by submarine telegraph cables.
Cyrus W. Field. Esq, Of New York. here, has pre-
scented TO the government offer from the celebrated
rm Of Meszrs Glass Elliot Co, OF London manufac
ture and submerge cables connecting all the points be
tween Washington and New Orleans.
They to be paid emily the successful complexion
and delivery the government OF the lines good work
ing order In other words they take the entire risk OF
manufacture, shipping the Atlantic laying down
aud working the lines, &c.
Tho importance Of such arrangements for telegraphng
Is admitted by all parties both matter Of economy
and an actual military necessity Hence there seems 70
be doubt that Congress viii. without unnecessary
delay, make an appropriation for that purpose
The frm o. Glass Elliot Co. last year laid cable for
the English government fifteen hundred and Ihrty.6ve
miles long, which has been perfect working order
since, while other lines laid ~ them have been
uninterrupted operation from nine "a eleven years
The proposition received favorable consideration from
the Military and Naval ccmmittsess u the Houfe IN oint
meeting.
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INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.



ma humorous resolutions offered In tho Assembly TO-
day promise 70 work out important results In reference
20 The organization OF the House. In the hrst place
resolution was offered By the republicans calling upon
the two candidates for Speaker define their positions
the national issues Of the hour and allowing each
hall hour 70 express his views. This was adopted and
accepted By tho democracy. Although tho proposition
ssme from the republicans, their candidate refused 70
declare his views and the debate which ensued parc
pated in by Judge Dean decidedly turned the tables
against the radicals OF course the democrats had
desire 70 into exposition Of their platform after the
republicans had refused TO accep, proposition original
Ing from their own side.
The noxt was resolution from the republican
side approving the emancipation proclamation The
democrats a. thoir this afternoon decided
20 take that resolution up morrow and force II 70
vote In this they viii be assisted by Of the Union
democrats who arc anxious TO know before they amy
further whether they acting with set of abolition
ISIS not THIS feature likely make lively
times 10 the House and II the democracy all at their
posts In tho morning. important results may
L. II Is not at all improbable that may change
OF front by some VI the Union democrats who have thus
Gar voted with the radicals " two Union demo
Gratis mud the reg lar democrats forcing vote
on the House, there no question in regard TO the
iaton oil tho House and legislation VI the sesson Tho
republicans, although the resolution their
side, will do all they can to prevent vote being taken
They ee0 the dilemma that II has placed them In.
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iHoAtls-PvxDv Unicu Village. BY the Rev q ".
morrill,. fuonAs IH0ALls Esq, OF Union Village, 70 Mis-
AszoLxrrA Is. PuKDy, q echuverviiic. N Y.
Troy papers please copy.
IuNs-0LIrHAsr.- Jersey City. N. J., on Tuesday
January ID BY the Rsv G. X. imbric d. D., Mr. HowARD
vss OF Warrington City, y. c.. " hss MARY EMMA Oh
ruAsr Of Jersey City.
hosEaAs-KsArr,-In Fairfield. Conn, on Thursday
January by the Rev Henry Stuart, WILLIAM L. Mons
GAN, o. New York, TO EniLr c. KSArr, Of the former
place
koKroH-PAEgxR Washington. d. c., on Friday,
January ., BY the Rev. Mr.. syo, Lieutenant Colonel
.HAms b. Noxros. United states Army Formerly u Bos
70 Miss FANNIE daughter OF George Parker Esq, OF
Washington.
scHIAAn-FnMRiAr-0 Sunday, January IL, At the
brides mothers residence. by the Rev DR. kantrowtz,
minister " tho congregation Beth Israel, Mr. Louis
70 Miss HKnRsrA FisHnAr younxest daughter OF
the ate Simon FlshbAt, both OF this city
Philadelphia Lapers please copy.
Tuprr1-FoRp.-On "Wednesday, January Il, at st
Marks church. brooklyn. h. d. by the Rev s. NJ Haskins
JONAS G. HkARu lvrrER Of this city. 10 MANY c. second
daughter OF r. Ford. Esq, Of the former place
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RxxDHL.-la Brcokiyn, 90 Tuesday, January II. r
dipther,a MAoos A., wife Of John ksodcl and eidess
daughter Of David g. and kosannA SIMPSON, In ths 2iss
Tho relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
al two o'clock. from her late residence, No. 10
Livingston street, Brooklyn.
sAKLrln Hrooklyn, on Tuesday morning, January IL,
after short affection. LUCY the beloved aud amouted
bury 81. tAmund's England, papers please copy.
SthsMEa-At Washington, II. O., on sunday, Decem
Der 2s OF wounds received on saturday Dcoober l3
the battle u Fredericksburg j. SHyzDER for
mery ~ IN. CITY, and native OF Sweden OF COMPANY D,
ruy-us' resheAt, New York Volunteers, In tho 40tA
year OF his age.
srAs.r-on Wednesday, January II, VIRGINIA Adams.
wife Of Albert IT, Stanley daughter of Lcmue Arnold
Esq, o this csty, aged ~ years
Tho friends aud relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from zion church.
Madison avenue and Thrtyeshth street friday after
at one O'Clock.
STEVENSON --oa Wednesday January IA after a short
but illness which sho bore with Chsiian iori-
tude, CArnEnisx CuRR, vile 81 William Stevenson axcA
60 years, native 0, Hamilton. Lamar shirc, scotland
The friends or the family are respe 3tiuiy Invited 10
attend the funeral, FRIDAY Afternoon AT ono oc OK
from her to residence No 40 West Twenty alth street,
without further invitation.
Tmnoop.--At Georgetown, c. on Monday. January IL
Of wounds received the butte q fredericksburg Mr
n. GARRDw Tnaoor, Fifty seventh regiment Now rort
Volunteers aged ~ years.
Tho relnaius viii be taken Utica for intermcnt. An
officers Of the ftytevcn,h reg.ment New York volua.
eers now In tho CITY are invited 20 attend the iuncrl
without further notice. ana VIII be seasoDaby notified ~
the day IN leaving name aud address ~ tho ohoc q
SieSNfs MerrlAm * foii, NO In NilllAm street.
MkW--on tuesday afternoon, January IL, al two
O'Clock, after along aud paafnl Illness CHARLOTTE, 10
loved vic ~ Jacob Webb IN The a0ti year VI nor age
would not live always no, welcome tho tomb
since Jesus has lain there dread not liz gloom
There sweet b. my rest till Tie bid me arise,
To hail Him IN triumph descending the skies.
The rentiyes and friends VI the family also tho
bcrs IL the Eighth aud fftccath predict poics
sicct uy invited TO attend tho flnera her
dence No. 81 Crmine street. Friday aft.rnoon AZ one
o'clock without further no co
VISION Tuesday, January 10. at the rcsidcncs n his
MT Mott feet "A A
and 10 months
The friends and scquaiDtances respectfully nvilcA
20 attend the funeral without further notice Tho
mai wall be taken 10 Patterson j.. this (Thursiayl
morning, at ten ochck precisely.
WkDApx-At Staplcton, Staien Island. TuosdaY.
January 49, JULIA Lorna, only daughter of John Ax1
Maria Louisa Wcdncr, aged months and Is days.
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RYKNs-TsUUfD.-- Tucsday, January ~. by tD-
lev. Henry = For. Mr. JAxy- " rgrs, e. ~. 70 Ms
AVN TAsvirtD, all ~ this city.
xY-NonswooD--Dn Wednesday evening, Jsnuary
I, by The Rev. gchn braiy. JAM VI cossr ~ jAsE
q daughter o. william N"fesoot. fsl al u Monkiyn.
WssgHrsr--tgttsss On Tuesday January ID A. The
reifence u the brides father b The Rev suei Curry
n y. casRtg " DAsEfowr 10 GsACE AssA Qrfxas. We
cards.
Hotxtx-pswxs.-op Tuesday Jsna~y ~. ., The fe.i
dorce q the brides fstbef az Bslnfd statoo, n. ~ ny
tAo ksx. y ~ Bwss, assisted w the Rev A. a. Par
uldxs. Hsttics 4. Hos ~ ses Yors, - AUcrgr.,
ytun. 81 tsaehisf q T. = Bank. Esg q The former
p~e.
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the ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
HFlporIsryHs, Asnr oy rsk PoIosA
Ian IA I6aa

No Southern papers have been received to-day.
Returns at the Medical Directors once show q remark
able exemption from sickness among the troops Tor this
reason OF the year.
The following changes have been made in the Engineer
brigade:-Col. j. Mcleod Murphy resigned, 10 take
msnd Of . gunbcst, Lieut.. Col Clinton G. Colgate
colonel from Dec IL MAJOR J. A. Marrudcr lieu,enan,
colonel from Dec. IL, all OF the Fifteenth New York
The enemy are reaiousiy at work to-day strengthening
and extending their defencse.
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ALBANY, Jan. IA. 1893.
The Assembly met at eleven O'Clock this morning.
There WAS full attendance Of members.
The special committee reported favor OF leaving the
Adutant Generals Office undistuIbed, and placing the
library room, heretofore occupied by him. tho Post
Office
Nj. MCCAIN, OF New York, offered tho following reso
luton:
NJ os as a. se so o. ss msu s NO 70
constitution as II and too Union AZ il
Mr. LxvrxIDcE rising to debate tho resolution, It was
laid on tho table
Mr. IxAxY offered resolution congr atusung Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jorsoy for their
glorious victories for the Union aud tho constitution
Tabled.
Mr. BooxnAvHR moved that Horace Greeley be invited
lines, sustaining tho State government and clccting
Speaker on no party PLATFORM"
The motion was laid on the table.
Mr.. PRMDIx moved that person Is ft 20 be elected
speaker who Ii not In favor Of sustaining President Lin
coins emancipation proclamation and giving fair trial
Tabled.
Nr. PAIsm (rep moved that aossrs. Bean and shor-
wood have thirty minutes each 70 debate the question OF
tho election OF Speaker
Motion adopted.
Mr.. RooxRs moved as the proposition came from the
republican side that Mr. sherwood have the privilege OF
opening tho debate.
An exciting discussion ensued.
Mr.. RmDIsaToH moved lay tho motion the table,
Mr. DIAN said that IL the House desired discussion Of
the principles involved In tho election Of Speaker no
would chcerfulIy engage IN such u DISCUSSION.
Mr. SHERWOOD thanked the House for according him the
privilege OF opening the debate. He should decline -
discuss his own merits or tho merits Of his opponent for
| tho 6pcakorship.
Dir. Dsas agreed with the gentleman from Stcuben
(Mr scrwood) In declining such discussion. but no
esn) did understand that tho object Of
tho movcr Of the resolution inviting this discussion
Two resolutions have been introduced ereone applying
the Sst "of tho Cnion and tho constitution II
is and the other test Of President incolns cmancp
ton proclamation" From dscussioa q these State
questions ms (Mr. Desn) would not shrink.
nnuv IN psgtn he Inv Nrh
Mr.. Pnlmcrs motion inviting the discussion passed
and TO iay his (Mr. Levcrdges) motion the table
Alter further debate Mr.. ievoridges motion
ried by voso Of ~ 70 %.
Balioltng for Speaker then commenced
Tho seventy fourth ballot reached with tho follow
Ing result
Judge Dean 90
Henry Sherwood. :. 6l
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Arrival OF the Ksrnak from Port Royal,
Sc, Sc.

F01''''7~ 7f'7~F7FHf ""H
The steamship Ksrnsk Capt. Brsgoa, from Port Royal
10th Inst. bound 70 New Yoek put Into Fortress Monroe
today for coal Captain Bragdcn reports Yesterday
noon spoke steamer HAYS. Her boilers we're leaking
badly Al twoP. ". yesterday che steamed route
There nothing at Port Royal. The troops
very healthy. General Hunter was daily expected.
The steamer Express, Capt. Clark, under nag truce
returned from city Point to-day Ia charge q CAPT, John
X. Milford, THIRD New York regiment, having brought
down two hundred and fifteen Union prsoncrs al pri
Yates, and captured nj Frsdericksburg and Dumfres
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rsoosLSs AcApssy 90 Music Lssr NIoHT.--ADs Laura
Keeue may well feel proud 81 200 the frm
he DoK one after the Grs, Heads and Young
lieafts." ssd AZ Icssi $500 turned sway 10 m be
seor. Our Ne~ York nvornes are sprrecls,ea " or
sister eHy.
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SUPREME -cIRogn.--part 1-Oyer and Terminer.
Part 2Nos. 1889. 1885, 1888, 1912, 1914. iO%s 1850
1852 1854 1850 1865 1000. 1881 1854 1885, 1905 107a
1915, 1918, 1880.
Coxxox PrxAs-Part Nos 9et, 64olS, 1860 10 1917
Part adjourned for the term.
SUPERIOR Corsr-Part Nos. 3I33. 1871, 1907, 853
1885, 3241 301l 1878 1870 1851 1885, 1892 1911 I:T3
Part Mos 3082 1874 693, 1882 1880 2o02 1852 1900
1902, 1904, 1905, 130s, 1910, 1879, 1914
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Prizes Cashed I'm all E~UnIizcd Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker, No IL Wal
street. Room No I, New York.
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DELAWARE EXTRA Glass yy--January II, 1855
III, so, "a, 81, 8, IS, 81, 6, Is, ~, Sc, G2.
DKLAwAas, Class f-Jansary IL. 1863
20, a. IL, 10, Is, Is, Is, 81, q, so, "A, Fl, SO.
Giro uiars sent BY addressing -
JOHN A. NORRIS a CO.
Wilmington. Della ware.
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Co . Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
kxnrucKr. kxrxA Class 23--Jsnunry H. 1853
%, 81, IL, 81, G8, IL, I'll, az, SO, 60. s., ~.
Kxrrucgv, CLASS A-Jahuary IL, 1858.
IA, rs, 4s, 16, Is, Is, 20, 80, s. II, 60, IS, rs.
Circulars sent free Of charge By either
MURRAY EDDY Co,
Coyngton, Ky. or 81. Louis, Mo-
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Omcial Drawings Of the Library Assoc
citation compAnys Lottery, OF Kentucky
Class 2J--JannaIy IL, 1863
a, 80, A., %, 81, &c, 80, 81, ~, II, Sc, SO.
CLAss 2a-Jannary n, 1865
NOT RECEIVED.
For circulars, Ac.. address
FRANCE, ELLIS CO.. coyins.on, Ky.
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Vaughan SIN Ahead.-11 Carries do We
sites with splendid Album. 81 81 Norrcr-Aiso sits Jon
unnl suited. No. 2zs Bowery.
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l,iygvr nc-rnNs AID STUD NV SWIM
- s.ss.- ~ as ttFs. ta.lsfts - 40
T. ALi.Nsr, ss Bs4-~sf. 80 500 s>'sH cssa sfrsS
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares che
very forms Scfufua obstinate Eruptons 81 The ssn
md old Ulcers No. Division street. New yofs city,
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every Tas.a4S from A. u 10 sr " iass.i Il Mondays
LkrIkR fRos rue aEy. nEsny aonaAs.
w charch 81 soa.o a.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
A MEXICAN ALE
SMITH A BROTHERS.
PALE
EAST INDIA

In whole half and quarter trrwcd the choss
barlei malt aud hops for home aud rkporA-
ton Bfosrry. Eighteenth street between Aesrnlh AID
Eighth avenues New YORK.
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DIR. Larmonrs Treatment Of Old Ulcers
mpuries of the blood. debility, Ae - nfslbls
Once 90 Broaduay. up STAIR. Aiendance y daily
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niarCTfos LABELS AND .Ans,-AfL Kisls
~ waite AMI ne.ors printed and ft@A. 4ussfes-'s
salt purchasers. - VICTOR u hAUokn M u: casinhsrs
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IL WIN he a hts No - Boui street New York.
every Tuesday from "a ~ TO Y. NJ ins,esd ~ Mondays
as heretofore.
LETTER fRos riig REV HENRY aoKDAs.
Pastor VI s Union Msaloa AMI firsinac netAot
o B0lto n.
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scn'y years ,es IN he extensive dental prAece ~
iFhly recommended Prize 10 tsr ~ all drug
pst@ sud az his residence, ~ wavrriey pisss.
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Every Lazy who Desires . Bsastifsl
Complexion should LAIRDs Liquid Pearl. IL has no
evil All drnggtsis. and t39 Broadssy.
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Iossnr~s are Of grssi yare In coughs irritation o. tbs
eat caused BY cold unusual ersriiOn Of the vocal
cans IN spakins m public or singing they produce the
most beneficial resuiss
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Leetare and EXperime mss In Psychology
this evening, nj Clinton Hall, 70 commence At . tos.
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Dse9Ws oTthe NsIv0us, se"IhHI, WIFE,
~ and seruai sysema-New and reliable treatment, In
reports Of The Howard Association sent ~ mall IN ssaisd
eer envelopes free OF chsrge Address DR. j. BkfLLN
HoU0HTON Howard Association No. south Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa