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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
BEL.AIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

BELANIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An sre..t 1on for diseases O; Syphiite nature md ~
an injection diseases Of the Urinary Organs aFlrg tron
hab oil diss, sion. used In connection with The Eiu.eis
Bucha aud Ssr.pArs in such di,eases recommended
Evidence of the responsible and reliable Character WI
accompany he medicines.
CEETlk lCATEs OF CURES,
FROM 3 10 - YEARS STANDING, with ..
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND FAME
Tor Medical Propt siies OF Bgchu, -.,
SIZE DISPFNSATOBY OF THE UNITED STATS.
See P.o.,o4 DEVICES valuable works The Prscrse Of
Physic. - rrx,,,> y,r
aaeplis . ,,,,,, ,,no,rr,,
ehaed ghysicicn and Member Of the Royal College Of Sur
geon. Iresud and published N The Transactions o. Tie hnr
and Queen, Journal. ,,c,.,uu
See McJco Chira5gicai Review published by BENJAAIS
TRAINERS, Fellow OF The Royal College OF Surgeons
See mos, OF the late STANDARD " or&s on Medicine
EXTRACT BuCHU ~ per bottle. or six for ta
ENrRACr ShRsAPAKlLLA, I'll Per botle, ~ III i'f
S3 ... ,., - ~. n,
81 80. ,,m,a..,,,.
cur. M. most obstinate II directions are
Delivered to address, securely packed RON oosevson
Dsuub, .,ulu.ouls i al communications tcrs s3Asor
teeA Airlce sNs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

BERLIN, Jan. 23.-The Danish Government
has demanded delay In order TO assemble the Rigs
rasd and with its concurrence withdraw the Novem
f+r Consultation and subsequently TO fulfill tho engage
roents entered into toward Germany In 1851 and lt2
10 case this delay should be granted which proba-
Die the Austrian and Prussan troops VIII not cross the
Eider A month Is necessary for the conVocation OF
the Mgkfaad. r.,...
have issued proclamation dated 2lst met, which
NV. Troops under the command Of Field Marshal
WyangeI have crossed the frontier Of the Duehies.
Considering tho protest made BY several Government,
n 10 Eeltraj Dit, 20 bsvs eomn1s'oLsJ @s1Ws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Springfield frc aud Marine. $4,000
NEW HAVEN

ty...
Greet praise IL given 10 the police force Of Hartford
for their efficiency. They worked like troopers and an.
rested number OF thieves who were making of wish
property they had stolen.
The reservoirs were found inadequate and water had
TO be forced through $50 feet OF hose deal OF
property was removed considerable distance for safe
". This effort cost great deal Of hard labor.
Several men in the upper stories had t. be taken OFT
through the Windows. One man dropped from second
story window and landed in safety About one thousand
lathes aud milling machines were destroyed. None Of
the contents of the safe Injured Probably not less
than twenty thousand persons visited the ruins on Sat
urday.
By the fire immense business is brought TO sud.
den pause large numbers OF workmcn are thrown out OF
employment. aud cost OF machinery patterns and draw
inys, aiiicut ~ be replaced, are destroyed.
The nnngrcd half of the building IL fitted up for the
manufacture of tho Springfield rife. The Company
WAS engaged In filing two contracts for 100; the FIRST
was nearly completed. and toward the second. 5000
were furnished zach Month. This department, Doubt
css the aimed ut by the ncendiary II the fire was
the work Of incendiary will suffer but little inter-
raption.
There aro ba. three OF four other establishments in
tho United States where anything like such facilities
are Afforded for making Government arms. One OF
these k IN Springfield; another Is that managed by
Philo. Samuel, and Blphalst Remington, In both Of
which many hundreds Of men are employed.
ARRIVED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
HELAIBOLDS EXTRACT B,cz,,

IiELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCH1r
FOR weaknesses arising from EIceses Habits of s,I,.
ton, E1ry lniiscre;ion or Abuse .tt1dad ''p~'
. with the following symptoms:
Indbposltionto Exeltion, Loss OF Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of B,eshi,s
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Waksfilne..
Dinness Of Vision, Pair In the Bah
Hot Hands 90 Flushing Of the BODY
Dyness of the Skin Frnplions on the "a.
UDiysrsal Lsssitnde Of the Pallid Countensne.'
Muscular system.
These symptoms II allowed TO 90 on which hi, u,as,.
invariably owes, soon follow "'
IMPOrEhCY, FAULTY EPILEPTTC FITS
in one Of which tho patient may expire VINO can v ,l.
are not tIeqgen,y followed by those dreful di,esses
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTTONl
Many Of the OF their suaerin, h., Nan,
viii confess The records Of the Insane Asyiums snd ~. 80
sncoy deaths oy CONSUMPTION, bear ample witness 70 Tie
truth of the assertion. 80
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nyi,o,, an.
system, which HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHt irv.ra.
b.y dos'. TIA. will convince the sk.rilo.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

News from McaicO-SsDcrriiins Numerous
-AguncaIicnte Occupied by the French
Affairs in San Domingo - Important
Council OF War-Forsy Thousand Spun
ish Troops Rccuircd-Tbc Council will
Nomorinlizc Spain TO Abandon hnn
Eom;uyo Affairs in Havana The
Russinn AdBiirn.-Tkc Gpcrn.
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FEMALES! FEMALES. FEMALEst

FEMALES! FEMALES! EEMALESf
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN many affections peculiar 10 Females the Extract noehe
uneq sed by any other remedy in Chorosu Rs,en
tou Tegulrcs Painfgluess, or Suppression o. Customary
Lsarust0n, liberated Sc0us Of the Uterus, Leu
the sex, whether arising om iDdscieon, Hsb,s Of Dh
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
Sec symptoms above
80 FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Ts1e ~ Es,sm Mercury Unpleasant Medi.ues ~, Oh
p!es..n. and Dangerous Diseases
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
al their STAGE at tfe Expense; little DO change Of
Diet; no inconvenience AND NO EXPOSURE
frequent deIire and gives strength ~ Unate,
thereby removing obsrlctions preventing ard curing strict
ures uresra wing pain and Inflammation, frequent
in ths class OF diseases, and eSpellns POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND NORN-OLI MATI ER
Thousands pom thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUAChS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to 5e cured " .aor,
has BY the Of Powerful Astlsens" been dried ~ 10
the ,ys .m, break out in aggray,,ed form, spc
PERHAPS AFTER MtI,fJtG
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NJ

USE liELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
For oil ,Tccous and diseases Of Urinary Of~n' wbs;tsS
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE
From whatever cause originating, and matter OF tsw
long standing. diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of . Diursdc
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT bUCHU
Is THE GREAT DlnEtTiC
AND II - CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN AL. Uisy ksES
FOR WHICH
II ~ RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
COUNCIL CT WAR AT HAVANA
The Abandonment Of San Domingo
Recommended.

The steamship Columbia, Capt. Barton, from
New Orleans ana Havana, 'ed at this port on Sat
rrday with important news from Cuba, Mexico end ST.
Domingo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
IROu CENTRAL AND t0UTu
AMERICA.
Arrival Of The Ocean Qacsu-Pepce Re-
tween New-Grunuda and Ecuador-Tbe
Ente Calamity ns Santiago de Chill
1SGO Ecntbs the Result.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. Iinkie-
paugh, arrived on Saturday from Aspinwal, with in
teresting from Central end South America, the
United States mails and passengers from California,
and s9C3 93s 80 ia specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

THE REFORMS

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2l.-The official Jou,
ol publishes an Imperial ukase for the Organization
tte provincial and district representations Of knssis
spccs, ArchaDgel, Astracan and Bcssarabia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

EI.OODl BLOOD! BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILLA
SYPHILIS.
Til. an affection Of the Blood aud stacks the seIgs or
ssn Linn Of the Nose, Ears Throat, Windppe and ohsS
ncus Surfaces maxim, its appearance In the form of uces
Extract SAr.apss Purhes the Blood and He
all Scsy Erupons Of the s2n giving to tie Com
exon Clear aud Healthy Color. IL being prepared ex'
pssy for this class Of pants It's Blood purifying prop
preserved oSicns thar NY other pfeps
ration OF shssgsnls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
6elmbol6's Me0itines.


'HHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
KNOWN AS
hELMBOLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases of tn
hlDsEYS, GRAVEL, aud DROPslCAL SWELLINGa
This medicine increases the power Of digestion snd ga
the soorbsn,s into healthy action, by which the ,sas
eoeeroui deposons and all unnatural enlargement A., w
WOmea Or Childrea. y" N6~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

REPORTED FRENCH VICTORIES.
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AhEIp ANIT.

AFFIDAVIT
P.r,,p,ly ,up.t ell oslOre Alderman OF the 'Vot
plsaeipl, A. he!nood VINO beng oay VOL o oS..
mi UNION. Drug but are truly vegetable ~ ,,ryuao,n
Sorn and ,.r bed before me this I'D day Of Novsnost
is,t WM. r. HIBBARD, Alderman,
9th. st., above Race, PhJsJtpniA
Addr,. er. Tor information, in confidence to
III. Il. HELMBOLU.
CHEMIST
PRINCIPAL DEPOTs.
AsLMsoLys DRUG AND CHEMICAL Wares
HOUSE,
nnLMB0LDs DRUG AND AND CHEMICAL "N"N'
nnLMsoLDs DRUG ANp CHEMICAL WAR;
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. Y, Oh
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, n. Y" OH
No. 5e4 BROADWAY, N. y, OH
IttJ.NHOI,D,S MEDICAL DEPOT,
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL OEIO
IIEI.NIBOI.D'S MEDICAL DErUi'
NO. 1Ot SOUTH TENrH-sl' .,,,, .nr1pu,.
No. IOa SOUTH TENTli-sI' ,n,I.nrIpu,.
No. I0a SOUTH FEMINIST, fhiLApL n,nc,
BEWARE OF C0UNrnRfEiIrSSs AM 0'
FLED DEALE"' .,,.
Who ,,ds.,rr 10 dispersed" thei. own and "e~'' S
On tie reputation attained BY
IIEI.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREf"'
RATIONS.
HELMBOLD'S a,,,,
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHu.
HELsBOLD'S nu,.
GENUINE EXTRACT SARSAPAkbLA
uELMBoLDs w.su
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERY"hLAA
ASK FOR IIELNfBOLDS'
TAKE NO OTHER
CT Cut out the advertisement srd ''rd f0' ~ 'fs s'S
pssiues spdsAposVIs
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ARilik ED

Fds YL,u ip r. ltiacs Ad.Js Dou, IND ~ N-'-
Nib 4 N<iA
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Dec. Sc p. M.

SATURDAY, Dec. Sc =. M.
The gold market has been, on the whole. heavy
o-day and the fluctuations have been Lighter than
usual There was an absence of important rumors
OF any kind, and more disposition was evinced to
speculate for fall than rise. In view OF the
meeting Of Congress next week, and the important
financial measures which viii be submitted to it's
consideration the tendency Of gold should be
downward, but efforts will be made by interested
parties 10 sustain il. These however, will be i'm
potent TO resist its natural if the Secretary
Of the Treasury and Congress only do their duty.
and a wide field Of action lies before them.
The time has come when the neces.
sites of the country imperatively demand
something more than has yet been done. A new
policy TO supersede the disastrous one of the past
is urgently called for and in the framing Of that
the greatest financial skill should be employed for
our financial futures has more to do with poti-
cal future than is generally understood. There
must be no further currency issues, and gradual
funding Of portion of that at present in circula-
tion Loans bearing interest in currency at not
more than ten per cent per annum must take the
place Of gold bonds. and their time of redemption
must be left optional with the government after
the expiration of certain specified period-say
taxes must be imposed, and the system
of collecting the Internal revenue must be greatly
improved upon, both as regards efficiency and
simplifcaton. Without these all-important
changes she fiscal affairs of the nation will drift
into condition Of embarrassment which legisla-
ton win be Intellectual to relieve.
Among the new taxes one on the yield of petro.
leum at the wells, per gallon, and another on Leaf
tobacco are among the most important. One
dollar per barrel on the former would produce a
revenue Of two millions of dollars in Pennsylvania
demonstrating it by the yield of last year,
which about that number of barrels; while
forty cents per pound en- leaf tobacco would pro-
badly give a return Of twenty-five millions.
An increase of the tax on whiskey
and other spirits to three dollars per gallon and
ascending scale Of taxation on incomes, with q
special tax Of fifty per cent additional on incomes
derived from real estate, would contribute largely
TO the augmentation of the revenue. That we
must submit to heavier taxation, if the national
credit is to be preserved, admits of no question,
and therefore the proper adjustment Of taxes will
be a work Of great labor, calling for the closest
discrimination and great knowledge os the ma
tional resources, and the best Of developing
them. And while they tax our Legislators must
remember that heavy taxes, injudiciously
levied, more or less check industry and defeat
their own purpose
The quotations for gold to-day were as fol-
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
An Act OF Congress without Date Made
Valid by SubseqSens Lcgisi atfon.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.
po ar nd


Nov Sc oroe A. Gardnv 10. Hiram Barney =
Judge Nelson delivered bis decision this case yestcr
day. The suit brought against ths late Cecsor Of
this port to back duties upon quantity tea i'm
ported from China in April, 1854, and which were paid
under protest The duties upon the claimed under
what purported to be act Of Congress OF Gath Decem.
ber. without other date. imposing duty upon tess Of
twenty cents . pousd--makine N this . sum Of
S2 7ee soan excess OF AL 70 over duties on teas
i'm by the act Of August g. 1891, 70 which
excess the action brought-the plaintiff claiming
that the suhseluens ect IcvyiuR the higher duty
was imperative and void, on tho ground that II
only bore tho date OF the month. having no
date Of the year OF it's approval by the President.
resolution passed by both Houses OF Ongress, and ap
proved by the President January 1862 referring 10
tue disputed act OF December a. by it's te having
been passed On the oath ~ December, 1901 explaining
and modifying lis provisons-tbe increased duties
cnageaee according 20 the true construction OF II
o.! teas that bad DOT passed The Custom House and
which were sub ect TO duty and after passage OF
usual In the amendment OF these revenue laws.
10 ods imported after III psgeace IIence
tess already imported and on board sbip or IN
warehouses; were liable 10 the enhanced dutv In the
OF former act being re'erred 10 10 o subsequent
one, with words indicating intent supply an oms
former n confirmed As tbe duties In question were
levied 10 1884, after tho passage OF the joint resolution
upon the gronds stovc stated we think the defect tho
recd on ~ not svailsbe 10 the plantsn Judgment
for the defendant.
Counsel fos pIalu,e, Mcssrs Curtis culver tpr Dc.
fandaot OK District Attorney E pcansid smits aud NJ.
Iowrs.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

The Bank Of France return shows further in.
crcase Of GS0s 100 in the stock of bullion, and q
decrease Of fiGo 900 Ia the note circulation.
The rebel loan was unchanged in London on the
18th ult, the quotations being G2 ca.
An important change in TIC travel going nortl,
nom this city win take place next summer.
railroad is now being cons ructcd. which II "a said
will be completed by the - Of July next. from
Athen. 10 Schenectady. Athens il situated ON the
west bank Of the Hudson river, nearly opposite
iho'city Of hudson. about one hundred and twenty
miles from New York and thirty FIVE below Al.
bany Whom the new road is finished and ia work.
W order, the Albany line Of North river steamers
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

The Piqua and Columbus Railroad Company has
been consolidated with the Indiana Central Rail-
road Company, under the name of the Columbus
and Indianapolis Central Railroad Company. This
makes direct line between Columbus and In
dianapolis Of one hundred and eighty six miles.
The funded debt and the capital stock make q
total of 81, 800 900. t .sng .y
A bill has passed the House in the Vermont
Legislature providing for a railroad from Rutland
to Castleton, parallel with the Rutland and Wash
ington Railroad. similar bill was passed two or
three years ago. but for some reason the road was
not built.
We have estimates Of the probable gross earn.
ings Of some of the principal railroads in the
Northern and Northwestern States during the
wear 1854 They are thus 0iyen;- sri -. IA 4.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
A Georgia Dig nitsry In . Bad strsah
ESP OF Luck.

II win probably be remembered by many Of rssA-
ers that the Hon. WIN. n. Crawford removed several
years since rom Sumter couoty La TO the State OF Ar
kansas, for tho purpose OF planting, aured hther by
the fertile soil Of that young Sstc doubt and fer
as navo hoard. has becn sucoess ui t ths tide -
war drited over his section Of country We rogrst -
learn iron tn so having Information Of the fact shao
every Of negroes have left and that ssA
OF his sons have been dgeot al the plough handle
to support his vile and children Well might We oxcain,
what change
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
II Butler Fails the Re0el Co0m odOYe
Mftch eIi To Fan lsh tho Canal.
! fna ich 1

The Beast was fortunate In bus New Orleans speous-
toos but be not according Yankee scoouats, qu0
as lucky in his scheme OF making Dutch Gap real W
OF imaginary island. That bis canal aiiuros
We Judge from the tone Of the army coTvespondsoto
who write from City Point despite the fact that th1so
vague rupors which through Yankee prisoOesD
and dessrters, that will be finished 10 few days We
feel rather disappointed nevertheless 70 think that -
navigation OF James, amer all, nos 70 Be shoscaeA.
Butler will prons BY ss-readng Rchsllsu's uosto IL
must 10 cut, even II Commodore Mitchell OF our
navy has 10 Hnish the job
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
\ 9 W BED ford on markes,

- NEw BkbFoRD, NOV. 70 1864.
Oil market quiet. with but little Inquiry holders firm.
Sales OF trerm dur ng the weck 100 bbls. at 50 gal
on $50 bbs head al 81 o. and 100 bbs. whale al 81 80
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earned
during the third week in November $l79 ,349, which
is an increase of no, or eightv-two per cent
over the receipts for the same time in 1868.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

win probably make Athens their terminus. nom
which point passengers and freight win 60 direct
to Schenectady, and return in the same manner
thus avoiding the oversiaugh and the shoals at
Castleton aud New Baltimore. Albany win thus
be no longer in the route to the western part of
the State, and that portion Of the New York Cen.
tral Railroad which was once known as the Mo-
hawk and Hudson, leading from Albany to sche-
nectady, will probably be used "a horse track.
Cotton was quoted in New Orleans on the 22d
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
Je6. Davis Go BE Watchsd-DIseru use Oi
the Executive Power.

Jealousy OF the executive power essential coudI
lion TO the rshtul operation OF all free Cover ument
nndence s not the principle Of suy free government
Dstrust rather. its ncplo-disrust. which seeks
by dividtog power TO prevent is abuse II takes for
gsanted the truth OF the statement Of tbo Psamis,
man prone to evil. and that continually" and there
fore, hems him around when entrusted with power with
guards and checks and opposing powers
Our confidence 10 n the constitution, and In that
ous dstrust of power in the executive every line
teaches conHdouce the people OF the states
and the mighty cause which anmaes them. We disrust
'aP power-"a executive" power under any constitu.
u n but. above all, we dstrust all 'arbitrary power
sought Tor by an executive the midst o. public trou
bes Our dsirus Is tho echo OF ths constitution aud OF
all experience in past ages.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
TIE Dutch Gap Canai-An I'm proven enc
or he james River M uch Needed.
IEroun hc Richnond Sentna1- N0v. al

We have reports 10 The Northern papers Of the near
completion OF the Dutch This canal IN an i-
provement needed and Will be OF signal bsnsns -
these citizens engaged navigating the James,
when the enemy arc driven from virginia our inas-
of the world. II viii prove or very lNlie use -
the enemy IN their operations against Richmond
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
The Rebel Post once Report.

The report OF the rebel Postmaster General accompa
nyng the late message Or Je Davis been psblished
10 full In the Richmond journals but OF suclsn
interest 20 justify It's transfer TO columns Mr.. Rea-
gao tho Postmaster General begius By apcloezing FOR
the impsrec. financial report Of h department admit
ting, for the delinquency that perfect or
even regular Communication exists bstwesa TIE Eastern
and Trans Mississippi rebel States Tue receipts for the
nrst three quarters Of the fiscal year ending July So
1854, from letter and newspaper postage. salcs Of
stamps, box rents, &C. 81 oos 1e4 es. Total OF
psnditures for the same time, $3.50 .3s1 o. II was
anticipated that this large Of receipts over
expenditures would be materially reduced By the
report from Trans. Mississippi departments. whsrs
heavy expense ID encountered. a postal agency
bad been Established In those Slater, and much had
been done 10 restore the service there. Ths Post.
master General recommends the Of the
srton % travelling and bup
dred dollars to three tbousand dollars annum and
ton dollars per diem for travelling expenses that
Trans Mississippi agent from four thousand dollars six
thousand doare and the heads q bureaus In the Postal
Department 10 such amount srtl ssees ordinary
expnss The So1theru Express is charged with perpe.
tSasDg frauds the Of tho by
ryDg packages and letters Anf LEGISLATION correcting the
abuse is asked for Tho Of the report very
An apology 10 also offered for this IN the
statement that the clerks and heads 0 bureaus and
have been Coz several weeks in the trenches before
Richmond.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

The Keading HaiIr0ad Company nave Hnhounceu
a dividend Of fifteen per cent on the common and
preferred shares payable in common stock, clear
of national and State taxes, on the slst on all
stock standing on the books Of the company at the
close of business on the 18th ult.
The following comparative table shows the
movements Of breadstuffs at Chicago from Janu-
airy to November 26, in 1868 and 1884, .s
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
Are the Rebel Military Leaders 60 BE.
come also the Political Leadersf
lFTOm the Richmond Whig Nov

he SeNne. wno thinks that the matter should not be
discussed too much in the press the rostum siI
oevotcs much to the subject OF the
slaves in The public defence and thinks that IL Is
practical question for the Judgment OF military men
scholars and theorists. The Se1ine says strange
arguments dsy heard reference 10 this possible
measure. In opinion, the srangcst ali Is that
urged By the S-nl.neI ITSELF when II says that IL 10 dis.
posed to be guided 10 this matter by tie opioion OF
military men will tho SeHin,t inform any body in
usrs,c of widt ev IN dc,ordancS wi tradloas The
"m,ia0rg NM haze become hs conslafionai eIp9uadsr,
of the andP Surely the Sentinel Jealous in finding out
mares nests win not he less 10 explaining what 70 us
looks like some wonderful discovery on its part
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

Rebel Vetevnns Mobile.
Tho Mobile TvtlUne says there under arms u
Mobile With heads as gray ~ badgers-men Who hAs .
not only lost sons 10 battle, but grandsons.