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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-02

The Hon. Greene &. Bron-
son died at Saratoga on the Sd. He
had been sick only a few days.
The funeral took place on Monday
afternoon. in the Madison Sqnare
Presbyterian Church OF this city,
and was largely attended By tae
relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-02

Minister Clay writes from ST. Pc
tersburgh to a gentleman in this city,
They have granted me n telegraph
line charter, the line TO run from the
mouth Of the Amoor River 10 Amer
lea 1t will unite all the continents
and be the great work Of the age
i will illustrate M mission 70 this
country
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS EnG. -.
The House then went into COMMITTEES o. sne wno'o VI
the Naval Appropriation bill. s,, ,n..
Debate was resumed Mr. Calverts amendmens, tnas
part Of the appropriation shall DO expended o INC ~
maintenance Of the seventy six acting miSsnnon
appointed during the Of Congress by the
or the Navy, in violation OF law ana that lney 20 %
charged the Naval Academy In consequence OF 'nef
Illegal appointment. .,, lr,n;on,
Messrs. CALVERT, (Union) Of Nd. wApswoR1a (union9
or Ky aud WAsHBuRNg. (rep) or Ill., strongly denounced
the action OF the Secretary Of the Navy as
upon rights OF the members who were authorzea W
make the nominations -
Mr. sEDGwicK, (rep) OF N Y, defended the secretary
of the Navy; and MIR y. A. COMPILING, (rep) OF N :,
called attention to the statement Of the Secretary hst ne
appointments were made with the full authority OF law
and that condition OF the country would not permit
compliance with previous usages Various other gen.
tleen participa cd the debate; when tho amendment
was agreed tc--4o against 40. .
Mr. sTKyKSs (rep OF Ia, offered an amendment, that
hereafter while this rebellion lasts, each Congressional
district the loyal States shall have additional mid
shipman 10 be appointed heretofore on the nomina-
ton OF member Of tho House Of Representatives and the
delegates the present House shall each be entitled TO
one additional midshpman.
The amendment was agreed to.
Without coming To a conclusion on the BILL tho COM
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE
WEnsEsnAY. Feb. Il-G Il. NJ

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1l-6. Il. NJ
Money Is quite easy agaiu. and many OF the
brokers have more money offered them al ak per
cent than thcr can use This ia partly dn, t. tie
increased supply which resulted from the recent
PINCH and paIsy 10 the decline in stool; sycccua.
ton Certificates of indebtedness interest on
which it is settled, will be paid in gold though
the principal VII be paid in legal tender notes
are selling at a5iS 9G.
Gold was very active to-day and fuctuatcj wide.
~. AT the Opening il was 1873. then dcclircd TO
1874. rallied to'i53, 1917 and =. became very
active or rnnors that French mediation had been
declined by Mr.. seward. sold AT 49, l55, ljG,
1861, l55 aud l5afx III ilc afternoon, and closed
i541. bid. Exchange sold in the morning at 1881,
for bankers BILLS bu, was frmcr aficrwa-d. In
the afternoon sales were made high rs
III and I7lI. Tisre il very little doing in ex.
change. Large quantities are held on spec station
and az an nsuranrsby merchants. and in the event
of any accident iooking towards peace a STAN.
pede in the market would be inevitable. Victories
would likewise cslse The price OF bills to decline
heavily: so tina altogether the market seams an
unsafe
The stock parrset remains unsettled and varia-
bic. At the incoming board to-day prices were
generally Attraction lower than last evening. Erie
fell of Il, cenlspl =, Southern old Is. Pittsburg
II. Gaienn,ts and Rock Island u. Bonds were
steady governments firm. At the public board.
At one r. NJ. TIN market was stronger on Eric,
Galena. Eric preferred and the Michigan shares,
but no, especially active. Erie sold 10 high IA
IA, after selling at 73H at the morning board.
The feeling in the street appears 70 be general
dislaclinaiion 10 operate with vgor until Congress
IN. got thf.agh flibusteri1g with the financial
measures. ard has passed1le bill which every one
knows - aayitable in the ond. In Ae afternoon
the market Vas very variable, withaut much real
business. sud at the eloss was rather tame. The
following xerc the last quotations
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Wheat stGo lover a1d inactive. ss'es we're
made ouly .2Do0 bushes n o. - for white Wss,ofr
u eoatl 7OfS ref All aabss western ~ ssstl 81
f0g MNaukne rl4b and lrtef zprhg, 81 ~ 70 Canada
tlab and o. - 81 - ~ cheAg1 s.ttns torn Nas
bfisssr az saes hAyDtesa made y gk 90 bushels
ni4ed wctsfn a slu W. fgf sgupd. Z. sec Tor DC.
agnd hna hrsitd. and 95c fOf western yebw. Rys
cenunusd sal A. s. DiAfi ~ Hsics made q 20
bushes hs1ey "a Al a. asi -, aGd 25J brhhcis matt a.
o. o. ~ wois - "a. dsnani 4 G7c he, acoordag
u gWaitg.
Cagyyg 80 sefy arm, apf no was hFbfs with safes
Il 221 tags ~ aike a Ssc he tloslsg gooAtlals
wefc gl1xaKbo, pine, a. BIC d.. god IL az.
52se. do. fsif, n str ~ .c Do orflrsfy Al 81
~ g. d.. far " god oargoea, sic 10 lava
All ba4p 40 SIC. 9AraEalbo sc Sfc. ISgaAyfa,
49, 80 ". domingo, zpc 2shc,
C0At ~As sotntwhai easier Va psos, and 10 limited 70
guest.
Corr rss icus active owHx 10 ns savGnsei prizes
alked bslng ylc q 90. ~ Hfdlltg The eal taasa
we're 20 bales.
fE9tNH0ss.-fost ssSi - - gxieal y oflr 80 hhr
a. fia - kAslA o. 60 ia as $40 q BIC ~ 20
uer d. Al 81 20 ts " taf g'tms. Nth i-ea 2 4"
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General C0rcOran Mt Norfolk.
OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.

NORFOLK, Feb. 10, 1868.
Arrival Of General Corcoron--Tish 10 Font NortoG-
Departure for Fortress Monroe, dc.
Brgadicr General Corcoran arrived hero TO day
from Suffolk. He visited General viele, and admira
bly, received by tho latter officer. As soon as was
known that General Corcoran the fact
quite sensation both among tho sccesh ard Unioniss,
all OF whom desired to SEQ him.
Through the prompt kindness Assistant Adjuant Go
neral Lebenau Gerer Corcoran obtained tho Of tho
steiner c. b. Smith, Capt Fuller to visit Fort Norfolk
and other places OF interest At Fort Norfolk General Cor
coran received by Captain Davis by tho garrison
salutcd it'll cheers and ether manifestations OF public
approval to all Of which he gracefully and appropriately
responded Ou this occasion many the secs prisoners
had chance to fully behold tho General to whom they
are indebted for their prcsent position prisoners
On again returning to Norfolk Gene; al Corcoran
called upon by quite host OF officers. and the curious
vainy enreated him to tell his experience In private
way relative to the late fight.
A. two O'Clock r. NJ he left for Fortress Monroe, amid
much enthusiasm OF public favor, and numerous kind,
and sincere remarks for his safe return and
warm approvals Of his late success.
Tn tho way down to tho rort tho boat was made tho
scene OF considerable interest.
General Corcoran, his visit to the North Is
panied by staff Cnicer Lieutenant Tracy, of Albany.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL 1865

twenty years ST. per cent bond 10 exchange for
them In all probability the will be over by that
time. and United Ststes twenty years six per cent
bond viii then command respectable premium,
especially as the public revenue will be large as
not only to pay all interest charges. but to pro
vide considerable sinking fund to wipe OF,
In course OF time, the principal Of the ma
tiona debt II Ia understood that there is
commencement Of foreign Investment in Ameri-
can securities. The present rate of exchange
oners Europeans bargains 50 tempting that 1t
would be strange if some operators did not avail
themselves OF them. Seven-tirty notes, for in
stance. can be laid down in England at about 90,
at which price they yield about eleven per cent in
gold on the investment. Englishmen cannot be
expected TO resist such a temptation for any
length Of time.
Senator Sherman's speech the Bank bill
rather distresses his friends in Wall street, who
expected, from the capacity he showed while
chairman Of the House Committee OF Ways and
Means, that he would prove competent to deal
with practical questions of finance.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was a. fol.
lows to-day
Receipts $ss3,so3 81
For customs. IOi 600 90
Payments. T0T, 1875 40
baiancc ....,... 3,S3Os3 ~
The comparative earnings of the Rome, Water
town and Ogdensburg Railroad were for
january, 1893. ot8
Jaauary, 1862 PAPA
Increase $40 52l
The following despatch was sent to-day to the
President of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad.
at Cleveland
There report here that tho Court has granted in
Junction restraining you from declaring dividend
using the finances oil tho company. Please answer.
The following answer was received
The report is not correct. There has been no movc
nent OF the kind, nor will there DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

SUPREME CouEr-CR'un.-Pa I-Oyer and TermInor
Part Mos 8S2h, 1864. 1880, 1850 1883 1870. 1852
l3!c 1850 isSo 1894 laos. 6Is f4oe 1908 lllo l4la
CssH9s PlxAs.-Part Mos TOT, 1901, 1885, 1910,
1911 o. 1871 llSS $685. 1921 1922 $685. i22d 1921 1923
Part Mos 1874 ll94 Il9S 12i4 1918 1917 1915 1919,
1883, ll1s, 1928, 1924, IT'S, no 1855
SUPREME CouM.-part Mos 1900 I44T, 1882 1893,
1927 1892 1901 1905 1907 1902 l6i 1914 1915 1917,
iS 1876 1873 1880 1852 1854 1850 1855 1906
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!, IA now sSttied that there ara 70 be 20 more
T.S) notes. The new issues ~ governments VII
either DO hycs OF sixes Partly iroG tAis cause
there has sprung up within day or two . rather
better inquiry for 100 noies, which are. upon the
whole. the most popular government security
a0oat. At tho present price, tLe interest on them
being payable 10 goli. they yield about J. per
cen, per annnm In currency OIL their maturity in
october, 1894. at which period the holder may
either claim payment u lail or mar demand a
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Latest from Cha rlessom.

%,
Robert Bunch, the British Consul sailed yesterday In
tho British war steamer Cadmts. From tho officers OF
that steamer learn that The resx M the late aardf
lagm Surh ie,s sist1nfi1t than svyyo1d NO
Yarkes vessel sunk The Mcrccda is nc Fort Royal
whittier she towed In a disabled condition. The
preston among hcr that ehc
by rushing into tho hold boilers, which,
were perforated by shot Tho Yakce gunbeats Quaker
cy aud Keystoa State also struck md badly
mayed
There several killed and wounded board OF
each n these three veascls. The New ronsdc~ still OF
nc bar she goes out every morning but returns close
every evening to participate any night agcmcu
he imp csion prevails the oficcrs % tho block
ading squadron that Sadnndh ,r,H be on1ck,d before
Chdrisson.
The Yankees confess that the iron clad Moalauk was
much injured during the engagement at GcEes Point
utag thc latter art OF tho igh, her turrc refused
W
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bbs Beek Vas in ~s demand with sales of ITS bbs. q
sI SO Sl2 rs for pa,a and e2 10 sssi3 so for cxtr
mess Sales also soe OF 400 bbs and tierccs
To- a8kc. $50 packages hans and shoulders at 7tc
3d. and bhc 6c. ALSO 200 b. ~f hams at si5 &fs 30
Butter in request at 22c 27c bor state and lie
&c for Western Cheese quiet u loc i5c.
Sale or Real Estate at Auction.
ny Adrian n Muller, y. n. wilkins 4 Co
one t southwest OF avenue aud i2sih street.
2S2Aio6. ~ o6s
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roo LATE von cLAssIYIcATIoN.

TUB CnsslrTEp on RAILROADS on TffK PAtY
i - tbs Aessussif hsFns Ftfsn potsa M4t th@r ~
besr gseetons q ptsfv Asss 49, fs sgt.s',e -
Esa ~ hss - ~ Haasoa Rfef Rsifoss - .iu1sl
ana frvtsfiy hafsIs, vhg fes1Fsf y terf fa9nitSs
Atssy tgysstns q M Nm bfsflst spd otAffs, v ~
sy1th " FffF ez4 tiffft ~ Afrsl
49, u M. ssa bon. 80 ass Aal sfi egHftsired
ia eAssy Drrsnx fss 80 stf pfgggfW % ArsssssV
rauAespsn.r. fn4-k sfgves So
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LpgHr GuARp BAlL-whic our other heroic braves are
giving and receiving balls the battle hed that famous
corps the New York Tigers IL determined not y be sur
passed In glory aud oonseq uenty s annual
ball at the Academy OF Music this evening The Academy
will be magnhccntly decorated aud Dodvorth will fur
nish the music. This ball has always been considered
enc 81 the best tf the season. and VIII be largely ard
fashlOnaby attended. The amount o. martial dignity
and importance which tho warriors e the Light Gcard
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Wgosg1sAr. heb. 1-sP "
Asar a~lcs made u 80 bbk. At So for pDu sni
sLc. . % for pearls. Stock, 5il bot.
BrsADHttrs --Fiour acafs 5c ios. loser ana in
limited scmanf with sh's4 ~ 1000 b,k. ststs sBd
westcrs 100 bits sogthesn bbl Canadian With
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GENERAL MICHAEL CORCORAN.
He Makes . Flying visit to tho North
Incidents OF HIS Trip from SUFFOLK 10
F0rtress Monroe.

Incidents OF HIS Trip from suffolk 20
Fertress Monroe.
OUR SUFFOLK CORRESPONDENTS.
SUFFOLK, Va, Feb. 10, 1863
Departure Of Gen. Co,coron-E1cement at the Dot, DC
Quo Of theunusual items Of interest here to-day the
departure OF grgador General Corcoran on flying visit
to the North. The General attempted to mako his de-
purture private possible, but by some pecu
arity OF circulation the fact got out and the conse
queEce that General Corcoran's departure was
witnessed by immense congregation OF officers and pr
Yates who gathered at the railroad depot for that purpose
General Corcoran made the recipient Of ali kinds OF
pleasing remarks, congratulations, &c, and at length
forced by courtesy well genuine natural rankness
to submit to Of the peculiar OF country
general shake hands all round The confidence and good
feeling which General torcoran has inspired remarkable
and WIS evidently manifest by the congratulaory pro-
ceedings incident to this occasion On his way from Suf
folk TO Norfolk General Corcoran received cheers and
other man iies;ations OF public favor.
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Tho withdrawal or MIR. Bunch.

TFTUm tTt KFHHiONu FNQIif0F, FtU. 81
The Charleston Mercury. In announcing the withdrawal,
by his government Of Mr. Robert Bench Consular Agent
or her Britannia Majesty at that port, says
II &sad that under the prospect Of formidable attack
on Charleston, II would not be proper 10 oxp the OBJ
noxous Mr. bunch deprived Of his Official POSITION to tho
hostility OF tho Yapkeforces should they succeed there
forc tho Cadmus has been 70 him the
way OF any such uDpeasantncsss IL seems moro prob
able. however, that tho real motive Of bis withdrawal Is
sration 10 crafty the United States government the
removal OF Mr. Bunch, whose views have been
unprcudced and Just 70 the Confederate an
their own. Yet, white proceeding to do so, accofds
with British custom 70 avoid sacI ncing oicer who has
done his best for his country and at the time also
to avoid far practicable The appearance the
federate States Of removing officer because OF his fair
end supposed friendly bias The danger TO Mr. Bunch
u remaining longer IN Charleston niay be dplo
matte on the part OF LTd Lyons for his immediate
transfer 10 andou We throw out shcse views which
cur to us for whatever they msy br worth Every
must ildaa for himself.
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Gen. Huriburt and the Chicago Times.

General Huribur,, al Mempht, has ,a.ped IN order
prohibiting the eirculal.oa q tas Cbc,go nre 10 le
district
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Sr THOMAs--Bark Teresa-Miss Smith Rev r " R,at,.
waite, Hunter Morrison. Jr. -

L,vsRrooi Steamship Aistraasian--James Eddy Y;
Fallenscin Ltverpeo Augusc d Knit do; Roodenbeek
Charge dAnsrss De i Rot Dc Be,ses Per. NY:
Liverpool; Poiner, Poincr. Y; Henry Rogers and
friend, England; y Dummei., Bath Eng; Mr. aud Mrs
Chapman. Busk, NY; y Shanly Toronto: John
A%esoary EnslAndi Ihos Masters Iinss Leopold Alex
Callahan, @ Webb, Salem Mass Specie S3SS III 20.
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Official Ora wings or the Library Asso.
citation Companys Lottery, OF Kentucky
CLASS 7l-february II. 1863
ID. So, A., Gl, So, 46. IL. G8. TO- o. %, l6, 70.
Glass 72-February ii. 1853.
TO- So, u, 66, 80, ~, AZ, so, II, 50, 2, 62, SO.
FRANCE Fills A co Covi,ytor "
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Twenty-n we
per cont premium paid for prizes Information furnish
Highest price paid for Goli and silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers l6 Wall street.
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Omeial Ora wings or the Delaware stat.

DELAwARx, EXTRA CLASS 7l-Fcbruary Ii. 1883
50, z, AZ, %, 60, 65, 81, "A, 81, 50. AZ, I2.
DvLAwARE, Class 72-February II. 1861
u, rs, 36, 70. So. IL, As, 10, ~, As, !, 7G, 81.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO,
Wllminglnn
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stand ~ WHEEhEA WiiSONS, ooo broadway, N T.
Eight Carries de yi.ite Tor 81. or Un-
equaled style and finish at TAITS Cortland and
Greenwich streets
Mmison MaIilard, 82I ondway.-Ceie-
braed Chocolate tor family from thirtysx cents to
eighty cents Yer pound
The Fanshaw Estate, To .day.-A. J.
Il s s sof s ss III o s s
Buic the valuable Real Estate OF the late D. Fanshaw
P?sf fS nat and
or Tn The e Some tie G ON
avenue and in other choice locations The title Is perfect
Valuable for the SoIdier.-BroSv ms
sMocHA DO lS%nd pv1Sas to the
promp, rcief Of colds coughs &C. FOR officers and
rrard ihroats and win render easy As
are limitations, be sure 70 obtain the genuine
Hill, InimitabIe Gutter OF Hair and
Whisker' new styles neat and suitable No. Barclay s.
Hiii's Hair Dye, so Cents. Black or
brown. natural dursble ane beautiful Depot No. Bar
clay street sold By all druggists.
wigs, Toupecs, Hair Oye, HAIR Dyeing
inc aGenSi sris lsf street Ssaa''s the hate
w. A. Rascheior's Hair Dye-The Fest
BY all druggists and perfumcrs Factory 81 Barclay street
1t Operates Like Magic.
MRS r Wiss ShiEp j sSo nEkfl sShvr
sof q, g, THE GUNS EEpU y. EXCLAMATION
Perfectly ssio IN all cases.
Millions Of mothers testify.
70 CENTS A BOTTLE.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preseryative and
Wig Depot wholesale snd retail No. Aston House Tie
Dye Applied by skiui artists.
DIsrsses OF the Nervous, Seminal. Uri-
nary and Huhi Sysems-New sDd reliable treatment in
Reports the Howard Association Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge Address Dr. j. Skiln
Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
Trusscs.-MaSsh u C0.-TsndIcRl Care
Truss Onec sill at No yessy strcet, Astor House No
connection Win any Other oncs Of the lady
attendant
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20. KENTUCKY ana missouri state Isotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLAss7l-February II. i86s
40, %. 81, "a, 80, 7, lG. "a, 2. 8. Sc. S.,
KEsTyckr. Glass 72-February II. 1868
O., 66, 3, 23. ~, 10, So, Is, 81, As, so, 8, 80.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY co.
Coyinston Ky. or ST. Louis Mo.
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situation or Affairs on Charleston Ia.

fs
From the Charleston Mercury, Feb g.
Yesterday forenoon passed in the city and hsrbor with
out any stirring news or incident Of note About
O'Clock telegram from Fort Sumter announced that
sight The number Of tho ordinary blockading vessels
strung aloIg the horizon eleven. With good glass
the outline o the clad could be planly from tho
city wiarves and endless variety of and
lectures in relation to her identity and designs
afoat.
Meantime another strange sail made her appearance
the oltng She proved to be the British steam frgate
Cadmus, twenty one guns, bringing dispatches for tho
harbor Al three O'Clock Of the boats OF the Cadmus
brought tho dispatches TO the city in charge of lieu
tenant.
We have learned from good authority that ne Cadnus
brings Intelligence that expedition Of very formidable
character has tcen rIorsd 10 operate against The Guy Of
Char esfon, and that the nearly ready for the
dt1ck. Mr. Robert Bunch, the British Consul has
aboard the Cadmus aud get Havana with the least
possible deay We understand that he expects to leave
saturday next.
From the tadmus we have information that tho mystic.
rious steamer or North Channel the Yankee clad
irgate New Ironsides She hardly cross bar AZ
she is said TO draw feet water Her object
Tho present, probably, merely 10 protect the block
aders from another attack Tho Ironsdes 1t IS believed
came from Broad river The transports plying south
ward from Beaufort c. probably bound FOR Port
Royal the rendezvous OF the land forces OF the expe
dition.
III our val successes INST week the enemy has had
foreaste OF our strength the water But the prepa
atons for the attack city matured previous
ly, aud Is beloved that victory will either
prevent or postpone 1t. as ue hdceur that DE-
fences complete end that able 10 strike the
blow. We trust. will encourage our defenders, land
and sea- to Tedoube their activity and vigilance and
spare no pains 10 gve.a bloody welcome tho Assaans
Tho 10 cum will be surg this day The Sd at 50. Philips
ha bor The public invited to attend and
ioin In the Thanksgiving.
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Prizes Cnshed In all Lcgniized Lotte-
rles Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, II Wall street. room No. |, New York
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Cookies .PnlmcIlm-fOr the Matr. F0
sale by DICKINSON, arigsis 1879 Atlantic ~. brooklyn


forms 81 Scrofua Erupsas OF the
aud old Ulcers No Division street New York city. since
1891. His work diseases of the Nervous Seminal,
Urinary ami sexual systems. giving aud rsabc treAt
can be had gratis.
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DARTIErT 4 CO.-soLE MANUFACTURERS or BUR
- nshrc redios for all srs machines aOe for hand
sewing. AL and ~ Brusiway. 40 Needles ssd III
sizes. 70 tcnts. ire. by matt
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IL shs TX OF Com ), 81
8 Metropolitan Bk.. l0A
~ Continents. tank. 81
lsCommonwcaith!ik ~
Is CIT Gas Co, Beiyu o9l
$50 Canton Go. 49,, 90
o DclNlIud Canal ~ ~
100 Cary Imp o.. ~,
80 Fac Mail ~ 90. !. ITO
so do. ..bl5 ITO
$50 do. -. 1870 !
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M"ison Maitland, 02l Broad
braed Chocolate tor family from thirtSsx cents to
eighty cents pound.
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NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
The Fight or Charleston and the Present
Opinions Of Its Importance.
Departure Of the British Consul from
Charleston.
q n = 1R o N LAD FIGHT.
&c., &C., 90.

Tho flag OF truce boat Now York arrived Fortress
Monroe on the 10th inst from City Point bringing down
two hundred and sixyn exchanged prisoners Among
them are two ofbcersone colonel the other lou
tenant.
Tho steamboat C. @. Baker hor return trip Cher
rysone to-day picked the Of tho schooner Mary
Ann which sunk In tho Middle Ground last Tuesday
Captain Haley and his were the rigging thirty
hours and then succeeded in making their escape In
small boat to Smiths Island They all badly frozen,
and are now In the hospital here
We have received Richmond papers Of Monday 9th inst
The tone OF these papers regard tho so called block
ado raising has wonderfully changed.
Tho Charleston papers the death Of tho Hon
Henry Laurens Pinckney, Of South Carolina
AUGUSTA, Fob 8, 1858.
Tho Yankee division OF Gen. Reynolds we'd to Alex
andria Tenn yesterday for the purpose Of destroying
the Touring mills there portion Of Morgan's cavalry
fought them for several hours but owing the enemys
force Morgan had to fall back.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

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