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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-22
Wednesday,. Lnnnarv IA.

SENATE The substitute for the
bill providing for the admission of GER
tain counties into the proposed State of
West Virginia was taken up.
Nj Watson moved to postpone the
bill indefinitely, Lost,
This caused lengthy discussion
Nearly all the members engaged and the
discussion was quite lively.
HOUSE,--A communication from the
Senate announced the passage of the
House bill extending The time Of Sher-
IDS TO execute the wrIts Of he,i focias,
Mr.. Smith from the Committee for
Courts Of Justice reported the following
bills:
A bill ior the release ofWilliam Die.
kinsOn orKanawha county.
A bill authorizing the Governor 70 or.
rest disIoyal persons as hostages.
Mr.. Ruaner rom the same Committee
to whom was referred the resolution re
latve 10 rounding $40 ordinary license
10 D. S, Montague, Of Putnam county,
reported adversely thereon.
MI, Kramer presented four petitions
from Monongalia county, against any
extension of the Stay Law.
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Tuesday. January Is

1UVNU"!' NuHUuEJ AV
SENATE.--Mr. Stewart called up the
bill repeating the acl extending the time
TO SherifTs for the execution Of writs Of
Jferi taeta,, &c., which was passed.
Mr.. Flesher called up the resolution
proposing on Wednesday next to so in,
to the election for a public printer.
A motion 10 take up the resolution in
reference 10 an adjournment sine die was
lost
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-22

Hon. Chas Sumner who was ro.elec.
ted U, S, Senator by tho Massachusetts
Legislature on Friday,reoeiyed 227 votes
to 43 for j, G. Abbott, 9 for G, F. Ad.
ans and 2 for Caleb Gushing.
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IA" Dispatches from Washington,
state that the President is preparing
special message to Congress opposing
the issue of more legal lender notes.
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ma" Yesterday was another ono OF
those dull, rainy, smoky, muggy days
that seem to be so peculiar in this local
ity. Il rained the whole day.
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Dismi,sod From The servlce

a special order from the War Depart
meut reads as follows:
Colonel R G. Rathbone and Major
George C. Trimble of the llth Virgin.
ia Volunteers. BY direction of the Presi
dent, were dismissed from the service of
the Uni'ed State, for cowardly conduct
in surrenderiug their commands at Spen-
GER Court House, September 81, 1862.
s5~ The President has issued au or.
der that hereafter no Confederate officer
shall be parollei, but held in confne.
ment until duly exchanged, This ia in
retaliation to The Proclamation of Jeff.
Davis, that all Federal officers should be
held as prisoners until exchanged.
EE A bill has passed Congress, and
is now a law, authorizing the issue Ollie.
gal tender Treasury notes; for the pay.
ment Of the army and navy, The rOgu.
lar diupatcheS give 800 100000, as the
amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
Thu LIarne EInrlIet.

There is no change in the Condition OF the CITY
Horse Market worthy OF note snes our last fepo"
.Ling connected with & oensers In army n'''o"
,.do In hone. 10 individuals, ., moderate prees-uee
reb II an, ish.r ,han year ago Army horses are rated
VET the supply seers be inerhsu''oA For In.
,,,rc. on tie 2ah Of December JOAN L. Carpenter the se.s
contractor OF thu city ss,ed TO furnish 500 boes wna,s
-. ,ny DAVIS lslyeI, brevs patty here and partly 70
Va sslrSp On gurGay jan ~ he wrote iIom batnaosH
d, b,s p,tre. lers II lave put in LEO heuss apoo oot
sonfae, AID 10 foar days easily h t. Not~ths
ssndus the price low. the supply In tho country spsea
/, be ut xhApstiblc."
II The hosses 20 ahead with the degree Of eBegy It
the oooaeto they will do good service II Govegnsui
can obtain 100 hoTses day, through single contractor,
need not branch OF the visit long Tor
mount And fAYmcrs hpd but hale sale for hef best ho
bey had sale Tor all they be willing 70 seu 1t sr1
prices Ihsts ne prospect Of csssstoa a this ksaeh q
ths uade,
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THURSDAY. Jan. l5--P. 81.

IHuNsDAT, Jan. IJ--P II.
There was seadier feeling in Wal street to-day,
and the habilu6s appear have lost the fright which
relied them Yesterday uDder tae continued rapid ad
vance in gold. This commodity was sill higher
to-day, but the feures had no more ,eTors for the
street The amount Of business at the First BoGrd
was 10 fair extent, and quotations were irregular.
Governments were pressed on the market, and were
,gan lower Tie Skies Of 1881 sold at 9la q ", the
Fiye.twr1ties mt g. ard tho Segen-thirtes Il, par.
In Railroad Bonds there was q good demand, aud
tho market generally was well sustained. When
the call reached the share list the feature appeared
TO be desirs on the par: Of tho weaker cla's OF
operators " sell stocks fox cssh indicating some d
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Il. 9. qnterna. RcpeUne.

Z
llT s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Os tx lJI TAX AND LiCrNsE nOICE.-To res
doa md 81 pcnous p.,esssd daring che month Il N,Vem
ber ID uo1.s .a lava o. the Calea s,a' for tho pay
n,ea' II T,les Drss OF Licenses within ,be FOURTH
COLLL.TlOJ III LRiCT Of tbs State Of EeE.f0ik coIe
~ ing io 3d. stl Ga tuI oi Ws.as Of The Cy oi New
Yeh
TAKE EOTCE-Thp: tho unoeTssnod Collector efTa1s'
for r F.aoh Collection Dsc. o. l.o a;lo Of new-i OH
,.n,ru I'd :a Oh .ni 9Th Wars o.: tlo Ci!J Of Ne"
so D. pay,l Of Cobsro. eaiili An SC; to p
.l- ioen.i support tue Government cad "a
,sv re-. ost Oh the public debt"
Ci4Es hOT.CE-iha. he Duties TlJes and bicers.'
qs,s IA ppoa %, during TIE moith Of November s2
r.iir On doug DO iaesa w-4n aid District, sad which by
ia sct tAy ue Terc tiyey lihDo TO pay, isqo bc-ome
DE ,r4 p,yste and ,ba; ssl attend 20 receive payment
ofths sao,hny sa-. No. % P&aAiins, in the seii dts
,ct si city dbiy from the hour Of 90 NJ 70 the hour o
T. r iron, sd sise bis date, IN 81, AID iScudnG tho Al
esy Il January, 1885,
Al persons who SAIL nsz'ec. to pay to me The Dates
TIE, ani Lcsnses 70 sfogessii assscdupo ihea within
tie above specified ule aA b. ebe and WI Do Therefore
,eori,sd top,y ZEN PER cent ADDITIONAL. upon tbs
.mc,it iLcsot JOnN MACK, Collector 4th Distinct.
Nrw-YohK Jan. s. Mr.
~, -5,r.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

lnc-e,ss.........,.,.,.,........ Si,s5J u
TIE Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
f2j: uilea) earned in December, (@0,5i2, ngains.
slJi ~ 10 December, i66l-au increase Of $40 ,Jl
God has touched sti higher premium today
than yesef,-y, sslag at ere time before ito Board
~ l49l. Tho Board quotation in tie morning was
.llglCl;si. After huetul'iry between lG20l4Sh
i, 6nally cosed 1t lljal!s, With large bCspess
al tho second Board. a large amount OF short con-
tiacts hnye been covered within IL few days, which
has ;onGcd to CELEBRATE the advance. Tie jrlnsac
on, Of the day have not been nearly az largo &c
.ho.o Of ycterday. Tie Custon.IIouse Notes nave
been sc.iye aad, after selling st IA lo OFF 10 l429
closing dull. There was good inquiry for oeven-
.Li,,ies a. lOlltl0i! bat 0ne-Year Cert.icAteS
were Leavy al 9,1~9!G.
The statements Of the banks Of tho three principal
Giles oT tho Union 'or the last week compare wiiA
uo previous one and The corresponding time Of 1862
~ follows
NyorL j. SlG TI99i. s.5l- s.5.7 10 a.sSIto3
' 'es. js aan si,a7si :5oisas ssa|SS i'55i5
Tctal.."t2' ;,6tp 1las59i .e@@cs HT5, l1l
L,a ,e...... 2..sJsso lGle6slG 5sCissco Il9lC,I55
Tbo Money market is active, and lenders aio more
cautious i, regard to borrowers, ma,gina, &c
IL Ding houses still supply their wants on call, a.
5a6 2 cent
Tie Illinois Central Railroad Company declared
lo-dly dividend Of Y cent on tie scrip, common
aud al-pah' stock, payable "a February rr),. Tie
payment on the fuly4il stocks is ia an.ici elton Of
That due 1T Jaiy. Tie not income derived FROM tue
lard aad tie traffic Of the road for 1862 will be
about tlStO000. Out Of this the iutsres. charge
Oh the bordo WAS e 037 coo. The beat feature Of
tho concern ia tho steady reduction of debt since
1888. The intoIees charge on bonds in
ias1 v,.......Sic3e ~ o9laGi w,,....sIIlo?pe %
is5l yyas...... ittS5f ta -t1 w4s.... lOJ7 ssJ b.
$50 Waf........ 4tJs3tJl ~
Tie traffic has been pnco the lat Of Juno quite
beyond the supply OF cars and il Is probable the
road would have earned 81. 500 600 gross If 1,OOG
more cas- bad been added TO tho rolling stock.
The E'na Fire Insurance Company Of New-York
hns dec Jared scrip dividend OF 80 y cent, also M
interest dividend Of 6 Y cslt on he scrip Of 1861,
ana Y cent in cash 10 stockholders, all free from
Government tax. THO Merchants Insurance Com.
many has declared semi annual dividend OF 10 =
G. nj, payable on delnani. TIE Brevoort Insurance
Company haS declared IL semi.annual dividend Of
T. cent free of Government tax pa, able on demand.
The Lenox Fire Insurance Company has declared
a semi.snnual dividend of u cent, FREQ of
Government tax, payable on demand. Tae Bowery
Savings Bank gives noes Of an interes. dividend Of
y cent under $500 and 4 cent On sumo above.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company has declared sem-annual dividend Of
v cent, and an extra ono Of ' cent, both free
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PAULINE,

THE new scauer! By i.heia 80, anI Mu'!cty c.oepel
HORACE lE BLAUVAL ,ais syie'nri CA,-,o',s,, -
lax. L!J44,L FAiLlCK
trN fi'''.... ~ - r. :.
~ -
LtCif = ~ 'N'L-...............ir Ntf fDhlj
Li.C" t4 "rsA tl ra.4E...................f ~
'ti
~.
iL M.
49,
ti'sftt
Dii'' '
y . 10 go Nfl 30 %
oA yN ..,i...............his MAD his HhNh+o \
j Xxi IlAht 't.
~ -
~ Ct,-AS y
II |.
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AmneeacrtG.

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yYAIIACK's
~ Doos open -. - br-i, g. over SefD1 II o'c.scs
IO-HttNf fNnAll
| Ff.h tins. IT, Li .h'Y l.. L. .. Io-lsu.c p.ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

VNIFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
4 SaalOH iieksis iof sac u tbs
6lFIH AVE VI HOTEL,
MAEkOPOLiiAN
81. NICHOLAS.
u. PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. AZ Rr,.awsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

TNOR CALIFORNIA. via PANAMA. first
st Of Zach n5ltb eTcop; whoa those cses ~. - SIN
lar whom tho asy Of GePartfrs viii 10 TIE hiONDAf 80!
Torieisl q ps,age apply a. The only o6ee 70 bowl
tn..g.leu d. Is. ALLEN Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

q. f.fk. IN extraordinary chance for Il
rfsftfF. Va DO De- ali. 20 sisc 81. fe.siess even.
i4v,-l 'ils arl8a4t sheie VIII t- rssicc!r g.
~ le s-vcsai .ns. osfHs tie l.. of Stay. Aggly 10
POE4 ~ 81 g., He. s-J b.ssa"'y tAnG h"r
O. N.tlA -.ANACTIVE BUSINESS NAN
~ y, N,O. VIA 7, s1i.ous l. wtutei TO tate III n.
. o. este 3lstel Ca,A jshb5ius Trace down town ~
syn Z iisJ,o iusr.ieLt ~. =, .utsreed. Any iss
pua e.. = to T.. &. WELLS. 80. 80 Deyst
-, -alss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
G!lsltnnneGRs.

pIGELOW's Stamp for Canoeing Revenue
sia1f; he o.. sioe oHsrsd end required % e'Hry
Bf.ne., lou,e Co nnd and leave your ore-s
wiz ". ". TAuLMsN. 80. 6 Wi4rEm'si.
nRAIN TILE, Chimney TOPS, Land Drains,
a.. ,.p V,., ti.e Brick G4e.,. onse, Mat Kiln, tud
Iooy lAts &c. Long l.And r0tlsy Depot I'S lee 81
II NJ MOWDEAY 81 Co.. Rear Once No.
We lgI RIoadway, N,w.YorS M.nuhcturo Al It,usyie,
Gov ofd o 70 OAy the test qnaie, OF Refined PElhy
LEM bLSIihE ~ NAPIHA, PhtNAFIsE OIL TAR
fos 40 Cs,a.e, O.. rutpo8es, &C, &C.
CULPuUR and VAPOR BATHS-Estabshe
- Il 1870 Tie only g.nuqe baths IN the United Sates Al
No. CeuOHpscc beecktrst, corner Of Lngrens iof cuie
DR. A. L. TIMOLAT Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16

We are Wv prepared &" e.. ori5-s FOX U. g. LEVERS
s .sr.D. e III Aud, tns fcl ovlss .SteS:
G. 20 .ai svtE, rsT ce-t ai.;J4n..
-. - = ~, p. ceut. sisc3aas
Under 30 per-
TaoxE SON Bao.urns. gsrt-r,.
40. " Ltsk
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.itagrr srnsn,
y. s. IEYANUE SgAsIrS,

$50 co. 1874 gli5e9145l 9iiasi.sl s3d,97l,s'
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D,censer............... s,7,tec .,
DJLNsTTC FRoDVgR.
sEva rgHA 10

fofs,..............S2,T is9ji 30 sag
Exroars ft0m Ne'g, Ye'k 20 Fsre'ss Porfs isJma
1875, 1866, is6i ald '',2.
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MY r1 AClED TYRE,
1hr Gue ca Goa. edg ~
siA J0hN N3rbU SG3 ard CuLLrY CiEBEl,
4HE JkONUKED HUSBAND.


TuF 1OUNNfN 70 LOIiON.
NONDtY-A BOLD SiRJEE Fps \ husband.
TUfSphH-TuE lNSiol .LD NU,6AND.
to1 SOCK Opru ior .ny. q. . Q .Jast ~ ai'is
T. be- .e,e-'sd: LE>I Il - IL. t,ONoi BoS0n
FhtEEp5.. ~. SCuyuL 10. $ AAnttr H. ~
~ EtIJ. G-t1 IL ~ LLIAf >. LOVE ASD
.iJNt.I, sIl IHG GtCl. fLOI q! ARf9
TgLECTPO-FSYCU0LOGY- SCIENCE and
"A aIUeHAA Ng.-r4c. 5 b.HaiFIAA t.G t.EO! u
ll-Ua Il ~ - size .rit. 81 isr-Trs ar iDii H 4
sIs .iausrs fsytL 10 ic-l cIf c men ~ L ~ Nt''o
eufs .hs week u, C.trn t.n As.lrp.4,r rc-sa.s :
Yeff..y w.ke.ui sstr slcHg 1uiis"c- VII no
oyv-s ,o1; tfE v1luI roi C,I'To-cj a1, iHf
i. - d. am ti.'n e., In- exp .iiuer'4 DiI d iAs
uiu5t a. 80 c.t.5c' el 40 o. orstior. acrf'"
.. COTS utrfs co.. 81 rc.c. - .t.-~ I, c1mIrnr"
=. cis.s.s ei b. .--ac ~ e.. lli ~ Do iif e.
sc rec id ~ sra' tie c1te e c-c.e,
ext " .etdsy a tsluVf a. ! . eiocC
1 L = Z. > !. =. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Secret Diseases
AND NO EXPOSURE.

g y p =: - !. l.,.l. ..0e=' lf'' q =
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Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road

q
.OS ASH AFZER MONDAY, Nov ISlh. Iss5, Pa
~ eassr Trli1s IN leave kTilssp0T3 = f0iisGa.
mo- 4. n. Ns1TT.tB, HOPpiDE IS az stsstOu,. 81,
CIrTsIaEd a. sS3PM
as P. y. Ae1nanodlttOS IEain- ss0PPt-s .: Al
gsaEsena, aEriSss - Pif-sirTSh At SIS
ices ?. H. EEPre. Train. srrivss =: Ps:s.'zIsa a.
Gl0 l. " 80 Ca-.slsa4 ~ IS A u
RETURNING TRAINS
i've = BSss.s;o9s - s6s p " as e sGs a
LSsvs P5sr4ETFA A. lsi5 A ~ SIS 4 n -
las P ~ z=I:.- - REiAsvs-r= 6-ss A II. &c s.
Connections are made a. FOIloUsi
Al PfttSbGrsh sIth F-eassyiTsz.A K h Er ia-Eas
b1TE- Eaitim5Ee WAIhthEton Phfla-
dslphia- SsV Teri SD B5stSa.
AZ ClcNelAud Etth CisJeiALd 4 TCled = k GoE sAs-
dnsky- ToiS4o. DstFu1t. Chtslso aOd
al potnts In the NolTH WEsR- viii
pStrutG stolEasEB f0T DStTOit- JseksoG.
ChieaE0 AID ths SOHEB wEII- VIA
CIeVsiasd ET5s h r fsE EE4s, Dun-
E1EE, bGGSlD a3a sSlassrs Saaia. WITH
CIETolAnd- CoiGmbaS 4 Cineinnaai t5s
cTOSthna, DolAUaEO, Colunbus sd
A. Huasou vtth TIE G z 4cKk fsr CuyaLoEs
FAlia. AkrOa. NHisrSbGTEh aD4 WOoD-
Al Ansases Usfh P. n VAC RI Ercaasen.
NAsilIea- wooster. salsus. EDoa. Co
lumbla sd ChtGaga-
AtstOGbsnVills With ? G Z c Lsn. and AZ RE54AEn
18th 20. Q. RI torEanssVille. SEE
Ark, CoflDhUs, XaliA, Duyt0a- Iss4i-
anBpuatss Giro, ClnG1uEaEt, L9alSVilis,
e. tuuia- 81 IOsspk A1a al p-uiaGs
Wis - SSz1h West
R1euEEioD TiekstB % RfttsblrEk G1d rgtaFn 500
Fare always GsIOs. AID tine mEeh FGtEksE TIA
any otbsR route
ThrOGEh Tisksts % ali POtzts in the Wost. SertA
sd EASf can b pEoelTsd ~ TIL O1es gBdEF The
NeLars HOuse, WkoGsi1E, Va, o. nth TiEkS,
AEalf - BTidgEpoTt StAEt01-
RrsIght eo1fTSrEs Wtn ~ n84s - lowest ra4es &
Gny rnt aeoaAEis By thts ruad anA its eounaeftoua
% the Easl, North. West a1d EoTth-WesG, AZ GO
uDdE N'LnTe Hcuse. OF With n AFen1 ~ BFi8En
P0gt statio1 w. D. TERkT, AEes9-
.. B. WILLIAMS. AFsut,
In MCCULLOUGH. PFvsidsnI
= r MFRS. GeB't Tiekst AE'I- nOT1B
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AFFIDAVIT.

RDg1aFy applrod boG1sEna,a - AIdsEzhl I'll
eity q Pkilsel H 2 HIM1aEo. Ubn. bsssE -
b gsora, d1th -, ~ pElSSEIa111 s.Gtssa = -
pGrGlE UlG11HA14- L. 2 HELAbtLD
eU0m nd Uhl1ib0i ba1Es - a. - ssy'
HOgOubR, IE5L WN ?. HIB3AGD.
AllsDna, MA -GGulIl, sb0g8 Essa. FliA-
A3&rS LsssGs ~ tnGsEgsf5o1 n eoe2ssaos-
n z uELlIB u. Cesu1f
DUDot loS SoltA Tent, bsiSS ChsnsE, Ftis
REwARE OF COUNTERPART
AND USPESoIPDD EALMs
Whss.G.slr o apo8 -OF THEIE OWS-Gsi
HaInbofF6 GS1E1nsPtlDIEl.looE
EEEneG Blch9,
EarnoarIlA
I1prOsO1 Enss WnlA
sdlshJ uDElEEi.s SsUyvAg&
Ask FoR HKLNIBczDs-IAKREO OEHlI
AVOID 1nFosIHIoN AID E1FoeelG
tll1S GHso4
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

HEBMBoLD'S ROSE WASH
A. oEesBeaE LoCios Glr Dl.sas.s a asy i.. ~
tlFs. Aa4 t1foefida " LGsussss q ti- CFsaiJ
0FFA1l, aEi1iEE frpEl babIts & ds-;EaEs-a. g.
eonnoelisl 9Ilh IT, EErnasal E9zh A. ssrss,aFllh
h sch e1ealz8 ruruUDgD9Fd-
UrblT VII 8asg1Fi1Ey tAE u1u41ESesA-
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
Fr1u elEar % tuesfF yolFs EEa1dlaF. sns s.=s
k1gSu EoscLkTOE AEB RAHE
FoE Ho1lral PTypsrtias - bCSfICu - bl17s-asss
y - - UnIosd eEue1l
PFaeti1s g Fhyste-
RHTEIcE. FEHa3slpAsS-
sssrS0lFEsR1SbT Dr. EPuRAIN MEOW IL
osisbrEtSd FhyuiGlls sd DroAeT q to E,yn
ColtsER g GGFFauGla. Irlaa1t. 80 FsAiue-e - -
Inl1lgElnl q Ia KtlT - oBsIl'F f-srzaL
- uoaogC TEIg1Gll hgTlrg. VGF9ssrs , EES-
yAn1N THAVEKss EalOg ufIe6 ESya; C5lisFs =
sS6o5t ia late staoaara Wsrhs ca N.41.s.
EESRAeE D01Ir, - ~ bsItIs. q BiE GESs o.
kAEaARAl1LLA. 81 - ~ boGSsa - Al - =
LNE81EES EoaI Wt1l5 - - b1tEis - = & e.
Or halTs Sasal9Sarb 6F g3O0, vhieh UiH - -
a-isn: e euTs IL usast ohsIanats ehasa Sror-s'
i,siss-sSs ssag Observation-Disclosures
- bss-As synpsaas4a a1esaEu=ll.ua1s-
CsFoa gaE1aafssG G4Sies GrEiil-
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E.a. z Z. t. r..s = 80, gss..H... S-
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Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
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One of the greatest Cures on Record.

. Portland, Nor. i6, 1862.
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The IndianOla Not Raised.
Success OF the Negro Expedition.

WASHINGTON, March 20.
A delegation comprising seven chiefs of the
Ute Indians have arrived in Washington for
the purpose of making treaty. They are
wild, and like their immediate predecessors
from the plains, came by invitation of the
Government, but being hostile TO the latter,
these Utes, by arrangement, travelled here
separately. The Commissioner of Indian AT
fairs will doubtless meet with much success in
his stipulations with the savages to render it
more safe to travel to the mines.
Gen. Togbardy, of the Swiss Army, who
comes on special mission from the Republic
of Switzerland TO learn the state OF military
art in this country, was, with his staff, enter
tanned at dinner yesterday by the Secretary of
State. The Secretary of War and Mr. Hiltz,
the respected Consul General of Switzerland,
were Of the party.
A despatch was received by the Navy De-
partment to-day, from Admiral Farragut, dated
below Warrenton, Miss, 10th, in which he
says that about ten miles above Grand Gulf
he saw the wreck of the indianola on the
right bank of the river. She was partially
submerged, and her upper works were much
shattered by the explosion.
An official despatch from Gen. Saxton, re-
ceived at the War Department, confirms the
heretofore reported success of the negro ex-
petition to Florida under Coils. Higginson and
Montgomery.
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Consumption,

every instance, when in the acute stages or where
the lungs are not fully involved
The most obstinate cases OF nervous or sick Head
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with acute Rheumatism. are instantly relieved, aud
with chronic rheumatism, are permanently cured in
a few applications.
ES-fo the Ladies DR.. ID. especially calls, who are
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Inflammation and Falling of the Womb. Assesses.
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For Suppressions. Irregularities painful Menstrual
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. March 49,
Cotton-more active and frmer; sales 500 bales at
SO q CSC Tor middling uplands.
Fiour-sales II, 200 barrels; State and Western
more active and l0c better; Superfine State rs a
6S5; Extra do As q 20; choice6 70 az 90: Round
Hoop Ohio 90 q 15 choice 20 a. so; Superfne
Western 80 a 6 40; common to good Extra West.
ern so a 90; Southern 10 q l5c better; Mixed to
good IS q 50; Fancy and Extra 90 a 10 OO;-
Canada l0td l5c better; common Extra 6 Is az so
extra good to choice 8 80 a S IS
Wheat-3c better and quiet; Amber Michigan L rs
White Jersey l 30.
Corn-lc better Mixed Western sound 81 a s9;-
do unsound so a So; Yellow Western "a a 95; yell
low Jersey So a. 80.
Oats-more active and frmer Jersey so a 50 =
Northern and Western SO a 81.
Beef-more active; Country Mess 90 a 8 oO;-
Prime 90 q 90; Repackcd Chicago IL so "a, u Is
Prime Mess 20 90 a % 90.
Pork-frmer; Mess IL 81 a 10 so for old; 16 90 "a
Is IL for Prime IL " a 10 81 for old and new
Sugars-heavy; New Orleans % a II; Muscovado
10 a 10j.
Cofee-in very moderate demand; Java 3ss.
Molasses-in fair request; New Orleans 10; Bar
BADGES AZ.
Freights to Liverpool-dull and declining; -four
nominal cotton nominal.
Wool-dull.