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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13

The Richmond Enquirer, in commenting
on Mr.. Vallandigham's peace speech in
Congress. says, :" we have no objection to
Mr.. Vallandigham and his Democrats de-
throning the usurper. On the contrary,
We encourage him in that enterprise but
he must expect no political alliance with US.
and may as well drop the subject of that old
dag" That's plain.
~The patriotic Gov. Sprgue, of Rhode
Island, has resigned his office, to take his
seat in the United States Senate.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13

Says . Washington dispatch: "Tle
confidence of the troops grows daily, ,ha,
whenever Hooker fights he will smash at
one blow the rebellion in Virginia and
this confidence is well founded He will
give the rebels such = fight as has never
been seen on this continent"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13


-sS de- si. ss..ss ~. . Which mass
ssrur,s its natural functions Those mot relieved.
upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro
While 3. this coadsios opprssea BY shs dsrans-ne.ss
take Ayers Pills and how directly they ressoc the
feeling Of health again what Is true and apparent II
trivial and common complaint b also true IN many
purssve sscs snpsis ths. Caused ~ .u.,ar oss,rsc
lions and arrangements Of the natural functions OF the
Sy n. ssy, m.sns None Who know the virtues
Pills viii neglect 70 employ then VIXEN suffering noa
sta,rmsus. from issdas physicians in q the
principal citssa and from other veil known paeso per
sons.
From Rbyvayaiv Merchant n 3. louis ~. :, 1854
Ds Avra. Yoar pills arc the paragon Of all that is
se.s !. medicine. Tlsy have s., NY s s.s rso"ed
o. ulceron: sores uron ner - ~ hen long grew
ou.Iy airscd Win b,oschss ppes her :kts On.
your f"''' 'Aa '"s' "A'' '1''A Asa MoRaRlp0k
~ . Family Physae.
Num Dr.. 4 w ChyssvseM NsS Ossaaaa
Your Pills the prince q purss. Their sscsa'est
mild but very certain and 3. shsir aes'es &c
bowels which makes them tavaA1be - ~ IN III ae6U
HeadaeAe, sae kHsaaaehe ,Feul SteuAaeh.
Fto~ d.. Ea.a,d Boyd, Balii~ovs.
D.. Al s :.; zoe .sss e, s
&: ::s. :::. :: !: ZEE
bsss have, I q ooarss value them highly. sss.a
.A n bon: 49,. y, s ss;s 80 s... = ss::
Of yons Pnls " seems 70 ariss frvo sssi ssasaea
Ioirs vish sss.s ssspscs. -: y. PaxaLS :
,Fsff ia, .. Coerk ~ !Seaner CIavtsa.
Bilieus Diseraers - liver csnplslaAs.
Rom D.. 1asador 1su, n Nsv Yovk or.
Not only are ycur Pils admirably sdued 70 their par
pose a. an apssot hat sd ssas useiai enseas urn
the Liver very marked Indeed They h.v: I. ~ pIse-
slo,ss .s.. =: h:,: !. s.s,s gs.s;,s. Which . -0'
I DrrAarxrsr % tas lrraes,
washinssoa, d c., ~ Esb, 1854.
s: have ..sd your r. T. my g:.ss.l snd nosI.ssl
they ts bsst caahAssic 70 employ: Ther rga-
l.iiDg acton On y. liver auis. :ns a:ed.d soo.:
bilious discus. obstinate THAI Z ana not readily yd .
xAyacian Of a. Na1sss Hsapiial.
Dyss.ssry, DissrAes, Relax, wersas.
F'On DR.. ;. @. Green, ef Cnscaoa
ho &. 'Ss
found. Their alternative eGect upon tho ysr makes
saa: ca ss.r '@se %
akes them very aoepshas and eesvsnssss b sss ss
DysPePsia, lnparity q the Bleed.
From Eep. j. Hs.es, Fstor Of Advent Church, Bssiss.
DR. ARA: have ssed yoar Psii WITH szsraosaiaasy
in my family and a'noag thoss c,aIsd 70 nj
IA asst.ess' ~ iseaisse e 0s.ns ~ olessuoS mo
ever tneyn' and can eosA6sSsy rsoo1%,sS -. y
-. =. -,
DEAa Sra: s&ing your Catisartie fiiIs IL ~ psae-
tice, and hnd them excslent pvratve 9 esasss ~
system and p"rVs ne Js1 "mH ~ e S Ms ri
Constipassen, Cesssvensss, s.pPrsssssa,
~, Paraiysis, Fies, etc.
Ftoa Or y =. vasgln, koslrse Ossala
Too much eaanss hs said Of ysus Pub - ~ eursef
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13

Glorious flag thy folds shall shelter
All that tread this haliowed shore,
Till ms shall rise and set" no longer,
And till time shall be no more"
Shout we people let the echoes
Ring far over land and sea-
For the flag that ne'er was conquered,
For the banner of the freei
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13
"a Man After sIls own Heart

In his correspondence with Valandigham,
transmitting him that Butternut Breastpin,
Nj. James Endsley, uses the quotation at
the head of this article. We were some
what at loss to get at the true Significance
the real meaning-the similitude existing
between these two notables but Georgia
secesh editor throws the following light
upon it. In speaking Of the author Of that
Infamous speech, proposing an armistce
and compromise with armed rebels, the
Georgia editor says:
"The speech has much of =. Yankee in
genuity" in it. 1t may be that he is sup
posed to be Yankee by many persons in
the South. Such, however, is not the fact
He was born 10 Maryland, and is of the
best Of the old Maryland stock. The pur-
est Southern blood courses his veins, and
there is not single Yankee idea or instinct
in him. We are personally acquainted with
him, and have the history Of himself and
his ancestry from his own lips. lie is man
of high character, pare morals, and is gil
ant in intellect, with a mind richly stored
with the treasures Of history. As pro
found thinker and statesman be has but few
equals and no superior in America, consid
ering his age, for he is quite young man."
The puyest Southern blood courses his
veins !" Ends!ey says Val. "is man after
his own heart )" hence, we conclude that
he himself has the ." pnvest Southern blood"
coursing through has veins also ! Mr.. f
cannot blame us. after his public declaration
Of being just like the pure Southern blooded
Val, Of inquring into his pedigree. He,
of course, will not charge us with dealing
in personalities, if we have endeayored to
find whether or not his
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13
SIN RS
AENNEN sAee AMSMAAy

L best Machine ia the world fer Family Sewing and
light manufacturing purposes
PRICE, with Hammer and beautifully ornAmenfed 80
We would ask 10, Letter A Machines the special
attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers and all these
ant Machines iigh. manufacturing purposes
They eDeoiy the principles OF the Manufacturing ma
chimes making like them. the inerocS ed stitch and
celebrated for Family ) wing and light
manufacturing Manufacturing Machines
are for misunderstanding purposes in general
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-13
AYE RS
PILLS.

Are you sick. Feeble, and
complainings Are yen cut q.
order, with your systrm de-
ranged. aud your k'eiings ua-
ccunkwtMb,~s These syrig~
toms arr often the prelude tn
serious Illness. some nj of
sickness l. cy~cping upon yS'u,
and should be avcrtcd ~ .
timely nee cf the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pulls, aud
cleanse out tbs discr,'ered iiu-
mcrs - purify the blond. and
let the lluiis move on ueob-
stFUcteA In health again.
They stimulate the fauctsons
q the body into vigorous -
J tivity, purify the sysseas fFco
49, uA~mswsnSre IONA - isifh m, AKA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
An Advance up the Atchafalaya Probable.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

BY the steamship Roanoke, Capt Thompson, from
New. Orleans, April >, we have three days later
news The Era learns through gentleman from
Rodney, Miss. that Confederate money is not taken
by tue people in that district of country, being re-
garded as worthless. Gen. Van Dorn's order failed
10 have the expected effect Judge sharkey, VINO
was formerly United States Consul to Havana under
President Tyler, published q series of bold articles
eutited, 4" Common Sense" which had great efiect
npon the public mind. and the people took TO DIS
cnss ng the policy OF the Government quietly among
themselves. The result was that they dsbeheyed
inVan Dorns theory, that martial law is the VIII
Of the Commanding General, and failed 10 obey bis
order TO take Confederate money. II man has
property Of any amount TO SELL he sells on credit IN
preference 10 the Rebel currency, and there is q
tsct understanding to this effect among the people
generally.
Our informant also states that there are immense
quantities Of cotton throughout the State OF Mis-
sssipl carefully concealed by its owners. There
is 10 doubt they would be glad of an opportunity to
ship to this city, and if it is destroyed to save II
from the saclilegous hands Of the Yankees, II Will
be done by others than its owners.
Col John S. Clark, Aid to Major-Gen. Banks, II
rapidly recovering from the effects OF the wound he
received during the recent movement OF the army
toward Port Hudson,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
passeurers Arrived

In usam,hip Roanoke from Nsp- 0rlsons and Haedna-
From New Oflesns-C. l.. 6ubenator, A. Dryer Miss Lar
nnm A. Barto o. j. L. Baulch, X. c. Taft, NJ hssserty n
A. Mcmahon W. r. Rsynolds }. Boynton Fncher; " n
Guilds and servant L. Damsuish and wife o. Kse "; y
Man, wife and Ave children c. Dewitt ~ N; Areno W,
Gross Mr.. Boomsr and son. W. w. Linds Capt Van
Weynsr j. w s,urdevant H. d. Quincy; mTs Drew Drew an'
DuIhstrosn and wife Geo. Fall wife and child had
dem Mrs Col Cook aud servant; Mrs. Alon and
cbid Tsqeder wife aud three children and "a In the
s,ersge From Havans-John Brown J. Whitney, John
Stevens, r. Rey Mrs. Valdez and child, d. N Mnrdock, w
81 Rroadie j. w Pierce NJ. Saniz NJ Soer, r. Rursz, A
fountain H. Fountain d. W. RosblinL J. Fslcsner, and ~
In tho steerage -, ~ N ~.
In ssamer Dudley Buck, from Nepoe'n n. C.C on
U.cbman Mr., C. Ftzsin mons Mrs. j. Cross Mrs. C. Stew
ard Mrs. H. C. See Mis-. e. See, Mrs. A. WIZ Lieut. A.
g. Cary Sister Mary Frsucis. George B. Benedict M sne
John y. Moschell A. s. Bowdlcb, w. A. Means, VIM u
Rogers, John A. Lockhart-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

NIBLos GARDEs.-The revival of " Camille at.
racted last evening one of the largest audiences OF
tie season. The hold Of this piece upon the public
interest," and the effect of Mise Ilerons personaton
Of the leading character, both continue unchanged.
Repettions, however numerous do little toward de.
oreasng its attraetyeness, or sba'ng the enthusiasm
with which it is welcomed. The representation last
evening was good in all respects. Misc Herons mi
nor eccenuicites as usual set of the superior bril-
lauey OF her general performance. The other parts
were competonty sustained, that Of Prudence alone
betraying faulty taste. Camille will be repeated
every evening this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

jected 10 quarantine Of not less than ten 0) days
from and after the date above designated.
Down ON Gev. MooRK.-A late issue of The
Pianters' (St. Mar,s PARISH Banner contains
the following:
The Port Hudson Neic' and The Ten,a, Gazette OF some
other gazette, thinks that Gov Moore makes ridiculous
figure ct the head Of the Louisiana militia and Is the che
pillar snd corner stone Of the militia bill They
that the few thousand that he win force from ihe
homes TO the dement Of agriculture and almost every
interest," will do the State but little good. Gov % hsi
Peasto be perfect stumbling block to the stste h,on
be did towards the defense Of NewOreans Wa S.,sa q.
sway-he was always q little too slow Q, foolish"
expenses, on tho penny wise and pounno eae. onr
plsD-he dis6snded the militia few osys ,Ss all the
defeat the Lafourehe and he wishes md ey.ry
planters oversesr gardeners mi them into
other useful that he reach in the he
camp suffer want Of d the county at
furnish and leave plantations negroes ~. ,yhsn mos,
large 20 take ears OF themselves, ana ~ III
wanted ana ne mas them All and send them home HIS
principal object appears be 70 PSsc hsd s' ss SHa bat
P h, ~. wand be glad to see Kirby smith or some
1 Lar him AZ military necessity. ne mas zone
oody else for The last 10 months have not yet
learned the particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

Roard to 81 and at o'clock bad sold az low as 49,
a., .nraoa,s fuctuation Of Is cent during the day.
undson River was very strong, and In active de-
nd AT 1914 aI08 the Second Board sales being
zoo shares at that price. Pittsburgh, with con-
.;derable activity improved y cent. The Chicago
and Alton issues were also better. The other shares
were without important movement. during tne Gay
go shares Minnesota Mining Company sold as
l04 a 1914 a further advance Of q cent. Az
the Second Board the general market was firm, with
considerable activity. At the o'clock call the
movement was rather heavy, in sympathy with tho
decline in Harlem but the changes were not impor-
tsnt. and the market had tendency to recover al
the close. The latest quotations were: U. D. oS'
1881. Registered, 104al0It; u. s. &c, 1881, Cou-
pons, los 1861; U. s. So, 1874, Coupons, 96o9oi;
Oregon War Loan, hslf-yearly, l0O9l03i U. B.
Treasury Notes, $40, lO59lO6i Demand Notes.
old Issue, $685. Tennessee State &c, 69S6lt; Mis-
souri, State 6s, COL 96l; Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
1SSSlsS3; New.York Central Railroad, ll43 0ll4fi
Erie Railway, mann; Erie Railway Preferred
96096I; Hudson River Railroad, 1861 olO6ii Hsr-
lem Railroad, 5O95Oi; Harlem Railroad, Preferred,
S3I a s3i; Reading Railroad, SSa9S9i Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 59i 05sti
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
Guaranteed, 99i 9lO0; Panama Railroad, 1S2SlS6
Illinois Central Railroad, SSaS9l; Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad 7Oi07l; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, 92a92l Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
92l a92ii Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, Ssi
asa.
The Foreign Bill market has been buoyant under
the advance in gold, but the transactions have been
limited. Sterling at the close ia l7lol1li, with
some drawers asking l72al73. AT III Sterling is
2 y cent cheaper than gold at 1874.
Freights are more active and rates are frmer. To
Liverpool the engagements are "a 900 BUSH Corn at
Sd in bulk; $4,000 do. do. at SD. in bags; 5000
bush. Wheat at cd. in bags; and per Neutral flag,
100 pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 22s. Cd. 925s, chiefly
at the inside rate and per steamer, 5000 bush.
Corn at Sd. in bags 1900 pkgS. Bacon at $685.; and
| 1000 bbls. Flour on private terms To London,
49, 900 bush. Wheat at Cd In bulk 200 bbls. flour
at Is. lOid and per neutral IS bids. Tsllow at 2s
Cd. To Hamburg, per steamer, 40 hhds. Tallow at
45s. In charters we only hear of schooner Of 1879
tuns from Machias TO Porto Rico and back at 6Oc for
sugar, and s. so for Molasses this is the highest
rate Of the season.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earnings for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
MosDAY, April I3-P. 81.

There was sharp advance in gold this morning
on the news from Charleston and Vicksburg and on
doubts expressed in some of the Albany letters Of
the passage Of the gold bill through the House.
After selling before the Board at 49, il advanced
during the session to 1871, and later in the day
tonched 1881. At the Second Board the quotations
were 70 considerable extent at 1871 9l57l, and at
u . eose Of business at ~ o'clock that price was
oru' governments were in fair demand at about
Saturdays prices. The Share Market responded
e'n'"na' the advance in gold, although
II was irregular. The principal interest of
the movement was centered in Harlem and
Hudson River. The former VIVA very giraffe
and active The registered sales during the dav ex.
coed 1000 shares, and the saes outside Du,, hove
been 5000 or 10000 more. After selling n, 5Gl0
5si at the morning Board, and 50 between Boards
against 81 On Saturday, it broke down a. the Second
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
Violation OF a Flag Of Truce nj ramp"
Bay-An Omcer and Boaps or'"
roo.housIy Fired IJpOu.

The United States Transport Steamer Honduras
Cant. Clifford, from New.Orleans, via hey west,
five days, to the United States Quartermsster' ar
rived this morning. The Honduras left New-or-
leans April 8, arrived at Key West, April D. on
Sand Kew she fell in with the United States bark
Pursuit, having on board some wounded men, and
towed her into Key West.
While the Pursuit was at Tamba Bay, three
men disguised as women appeared on the shore
with white flag, and made signals OF Distress a
boat with ten men and an officer went from the
bark to their assistance. When they landed, 81 or
co men rose up from the bushes and fired on the
men in the boat, wounding some Of them. The
boats crew escaped by Jumping overheard and
using the boat as barricade, pulling her of the
shore, at the same time firing their muSkets, and
one of the disguised Rebels was shot. The boat
was finally got afoat and started for the ship
The officer in charge was shot in the arm, and II
is supposed he will lose it. There were five Of the
crew wounded
| There was nothing new at Key West.
PAsKNoRHs-Cspt 4. Kirby and lady. Lieut. Col: O. w
Psschsl, II. w. Simmer Lieut. y. Hedge II: Harris
| OsQood, j. w. d. Osgood NJ. d. NJ. r. kmbsl VIM Judge
J. w. Hughes C. L. Rynders and 20 in the Storage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
rarity--tho Fo.cari Of glguor Vsrdi-which has not
been given for q great while.
cnuRr CALENpAR-THrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT-Part Mos. 1877,
1885, 1885, 1887 1884, 1885, 1885, 1881! 1896 1901 1902 1905
1907 1911 1919 l94i 1915 1917 1912 1871 Part INos
Sess 2Ssi 1886 $685. 1880 26sa 1884 1885, $685. 200
Part IlI-Nos $40. 2326 2o5S, 337. 1857 $50. Gil, IN
SAT- 49, s34 1885, Ill., llss. 1916, Ill., 222 800, 24oo
SUPREME CouRr-SpHcIAL TrRM.-Issues Of law
and ct-Nos l76 go 2O6 asa 2ss 800 3o 3o2, 300, +
a05 3O6, 3O7, sOs, 3O9, $40, 3ll 3D. 3i3 sli ~ 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. l2ll, 1889, 80,
1875 1871 1889 292l l725. 73 1851 l7is 1884, 2o39, so
BOAT, 2o21. Part II.-No calendar posted oo
s72 57s 1923 1874 1875 1876 1871 1929 1879 1890
1892 1911, l49S. Part IfNos li7e. tA 20o lSos eVo
Ill., 64a, 657, i345, 1896 62s 1883, 1884, 1882 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
Disasfers, Sc.

Capt Nictsrson Of the schr Fanny Cure (of NewYor)
who has arrived at this port board the chr Sslsdiu re-
ports: Sailed from NewYork st inst for Port ROYAL with
cargo Of Government stores and tho 4h when Is miles
+. N r. from Hattera' encountered the late ~ f. gale
her besn ends ard 10 Tght her compelled To cut
away her nasts leaving the bowspt only sandng On the
th wa fell In with by the scbr Ssadin which took oil all
hands II In number, snd brought them this port When
abancoued tho r. c. mad three feet Of her bold she
was 80 suns burden and was owned oy Basse Nckeon
Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......AYHL 10.
Cleared.

ships-Columbnn, Bryant Liverpool q. d. msfsnal
Co, Vim. Writ Jackson, Csdiz. Heye Bros;
Bsri.-Georss Thomas Regan Portland Benner brown
BriS-Aiiee Grey (Br) King, Halifax, H. j. c. a. De-
wolf ). BlenhOrn Harvey Demsrs1 j. f. whiIsy CU
ouSta Gregory Salem, VIM 8. Brown Co. C. NJ Wilson,
Ravens, Washngton Murray Nephew Sssil. En' rot
Peter; r. Undshill Agnew Havana WARRIOR Jones' bos
ton W. s. BrOTn CO.. Juno Wsli r Lynn F F.nnp
Mitchell Johnson Warrington, Bentley Smith Co. Ring
wood (BrL Carter Matamors, W. H. CaIteri Coral, Kent
Bo.ton Ferguson Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

but are not yet sufficiently organized FOR u' " give
the names or amount Of capital. ,m,,
Stat. Of NswYO,sRondOus Uiste. Go Co. MomTiils,
Ing Dssches Co. Ellic0t'viils oa''Ai''tu' ""
Madison Co. A.. r.,,., eooO oOo, Weu Union
es p5nmnan.xr.nisErs; wilissbsne Capital $4,000
Conpecticut-New. London.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA AL, =, ,...us.,.. C.nital
iowa-DsvenpO Capital 100000 Independence 0'p'''
~ilIinoi,-Clsremont, Capital $4,000
Wlscon,in--Milw aukeei Columbus
Michigsn-Kslamazoo.
The New.York Central Railroad Company are
now issuing new S per cent bonds, payable in TWEEN.
ty.fve years, in exchange for their old per cent
bonds which fall due next year, and paying to the
holders of the latter bonus of per cent If sPpica-
ton be made before lst Of May next
The Weekly Bank statement shows continued
contraction Of loans, circulation and deposits The
specie line shows an increase Of nearly 1900 OOO
The figures are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

AcADENr or NUsIc.-Thoie was u crowded and
brilliant audience at the Academy last evening to
witness the opera of lone. 1t will he played only
twice more land during this week., as the prima
donna Madame Medori, has taken passage for Eu-
rope, aud leaves at once.
Mr.. lIaretzeks Benefit Of Wednesday will afford
connoisseurs an opportunity OF tesfying 10 his skill
and enterprise, and enjoying at the same time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

The gau since March ID over s2,OOO,OOO. The
stock has been steadily increasing since August Z,
1862, when it amounted to s., ,3i, or only about
one. half the present total
The Produce and Merchandise markets are better
upder the advance in Gold.
We hear Of the following Banks now organizing
under the new National Bank Law:
gr,t National Bank Of New-York organizing by hesns
Tao1ps,V Brothers; cBpKa 100000 viii increase to tI
6oG ot trst National Be,k Of Cleveland OhO Organizing
rom tb. Oh of CommeIoe at Cleveland capital S5OOOO0
Eirt NsonaI Tor Ease) BAuk Of Norwich Conn. cal it
loo go Fit National ob HorihernJ Banh Of Kingston, n.
Y. capital $lOC.COo
banks are also projected st the following places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

The gross earnings OF the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad for the year ending April l, 1863, were
S653, 400, being increase Of so v cent over the
earnings OF 1862.
The exchanges at the Clearing. House this morn.
ing were az ,6O7 so, and the balance s2,l79,-
063 81.
The accepted bidder for the 2,27s shares Hudson
River Stock sold by the Company on Saturday, Mr..
Mr.. John 81. Tobin, took up the entire amount to-
day, although the proposals gave ninety days for
the payment.
The Office Of the United States Sub-Treasury has
been removed to the new Treasury building at the
corner of Wall and Nassau streets.
The deposits for temporary loan and conversion
into fve-twenties are comparatively small.
Money is abundant on call at sac y cent to good
borrowers. Paper goes freely at SAL cent.
Mr. Secretary Chase was to have been here on
Saturday bat for some reason unknown his visit
vraa nosfponed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW.oRLEANS.

ARRIVAL OF THE ROANOKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
Gcstettsr's gtomarb DittsrS,

pR0TECT YOUR HEALTH
WITH
H0STETTERS STOMACH BITTER
Strengthen the stomach,
Invigorats the nerves,
Regulate the bowels,
Regenerste the liver,
Improve the appetite, .-tlt
Animate the Spirits
Equalize the circulation,
Tone the whole system,
And thus prolong lie.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Defy unwholesome air,
Qualify impure water,
Guard against damp,
Prevent malsrious fever
Anticipate indigestion,
Battle fever and ague,
Brave al climates
Recruit exhausted nature,
Sustain body and mind,
HOSTETTER'S BITTERa
Enfeebled dyspeptics
Toil-weahed operatives,
Soldiers In the hospital.
Pale carewom citizens,
Settlers new lands,
Travellers and exporers
Victims Of seasickncss,
The aged and decrepit,
Should all be provided
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Harmless Stimulant,
Powerful as Tonic, .
Quick a Corrective
Safe Alternative,
Mild a. Laxative,
Sure o. Q Restorative,
Good az an Appetizer.
Pleasant q Cordial
Life has no safeguard
EQUAL TO
HosTETTER's BITTERs.
THE PERILs OF THE SEASON,
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
L OF infinite Importance to the public 10 know thss
BosTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
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