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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-02
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

And all other difficulties of this kind which 90 mpcb
dishguro the outward appearance of both males and
females, often making them disgusting object 10
themselves and their friends. : - - w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
csmp.una r.ss.r.l Of VIVA oA.rry

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" ess and ssAfh : nAs kis W sFN b@zs3Ees, II Sas
gh3n year afasF shssx tasrsd sssiss. ASsz1ns1
rspatAtlen as wsAs-sEF tas sa2tsaest Of
N0Fth America Bat ths srewnaag xfagy of bis
liz remains 10 - stsaina& - haH iAsas7 dlsngysFys
or rather eombinaticns III Is Ases net alaszs -
have kaer the dsse9ssFaF II - N0As whIsA = ths
has1s 81 the bIttsrx naw aA3rsd " tA@ pMe15#.
That honor bxloa@s - tAs ua1iFs fnhaAssaAsa 81
CantsaI Amarica. to @Aem it. xsxsMez AAxa b@aa
knswn Tor meFs than fwo hsndEe4 ysazs@ ATmea
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relative 10 its sirfmsss fhss - remAas aAa Rre-
vsmts4fxe for all dlaaMs@s sszslNE fEeM ssReaaTes
slther 10 tbs ehanxas Il mezsAee saa esaa&. 81 70
ths niasmatts inausunes. Il etsna1 wtfAauk re
val, Ana Iastly deserves sae resazaklen Z haa .
lsng saIoyea Ia Geatral AssFss@ Aaa the ess In
4fss In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

One trial sn4 pea wiii nsqsr asy sthsga-
IL l. BOT necsssaxy 70 pablt4h ianX Eksk - AlNp
sases ST whAeh tbs Ge4roa ngfssFs aSs sEasA -
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IL 81 azAsasnAa ~ sha EMAnA uEEMM -
GMa EKNM DNHANaEMMNT O.
THE MEUMAEM or BOW ELss
lie a0UTs xkHNEUHMTESM AID ~ C
nALG1As
II destined - sngerssss al eshms FszaeAinss n
nat smiy snFss fhass diseases, bzt IL yasssNx
shem.
wins glass fall 81 the nstess tAksn - h@NS
basors emh aesis wtii aatists the III ensss 81 ths
mest waAAalshE sismstss ans scrssa ths persia
taklaK a axaimHs asssasa anasF ths @@sa sx4anA
aap1Nuxme.
ssla By DsuK9asss ara aree@rs sanssmfiy.
aM~nr. 10HA n0LL's Rraneapal oeAee, FIsA
street, Laaaavslla. ~
sois By INTERVIEWING.
aba Sole Ax~nt. KxaRssflls. faa,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

And IL attsnaans train sfsympkoms4 u acts msrs
itks shsrm thAa . mssasains. Thers IL neshlMg
ia the rags u tbs MmtsrA& 1s&sea fhAs Fer aze-
szAas bear com paFEaoa witA u IL tAis SIsaaas.
A fall aseonnt 81 this wea4erf.l Elans mAF b.
fsaaa IN the liza sdAtIoa ef tbs q q. Dlspssssts-
~, pages fsaT ana Las.
A SERIES 81 sxFarimsmss IN whisA ~. Nail has
h@sa for PEARS sHgaged, hAs jsat bess eFemxha -
= aaceamsfA tsFmln&ffons and he IL ass snaoss4 =
sHsr 70 ths pahiis eembiBaslsu II G@dres. 9Th
sshsx nppTsseA teal e.. sAs whaa preserved IN tAs
haas qnAiity If e0gpsr-sissIllsA nsafban wAssky.
whssh be 10 s9nhasng has NJ eqHal IL he wssias
10 mfght fAraish veiuzns Of ssFEaheassss kas
thlngs 81 shssr Erma Hmlmn TIES smast PLAZA IL. ~
svsry sme 90 est tsr hinasif TBS vsFtnea % msN
nsAfalna Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
.[PupLlo REsolurlox-No. aQl

JoIsT Resolution providing ioF tbs sIcctloa Of
member u uongrsss for the State Of Iiilnoia By
the Stats ~ large.
he yssasad bs the Senate ana Hoasa ef ReFrassai-
atvss II ne pAasaa s,isa " Anevsca IL Ce.ress a..
saaslea, Thai IN the eatlan ot Representatives 10
Congresa u EN- The Stale 81 iiiinois the aaAitiaa
RepresentAtiv allowed to aNia state BY an act en-
titled San ant hxing the numher Of the Hsusa Of
Representatives from and after the third day Of
Asreh, eighteen hundred and sixty three" APP
proved March fourth, eiEhteon hundred and sixty.
Two, may be elected BY the State At large, until
the said State hall be rediEsrictsd BY the Lsgis.
latare thereof for the election Of the fourteen
msmhsrs TO whleh aaid state Is nov entitled by
las.
Approved, May %, 1854,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passsd al The frat Session Of The Thirty
eighth Congress.

PuBLIo REsoLuTIoS--No. 20
JoIST REsoIrrIos relative TO pay 81 star officers
Of ths Lientanant-5sneral.
he A rsseirsd bp he Ssmata aad Hoass 81 Repre-.
seHgatres Of tAs Taifed STATES Il Asasrtea IN Ias
sreas assssahed That The stan officers en- the stAiF
Of the tisutsBAnts General shall be entitled 90 re-
csive the same pay, smelamsntas aud allowances
81 slaH cfhusHs 81 tbs came grade on the stan Of
corps commanders, tse same 10 take effect from
the day Of tasir appointment on tina stan II the
Lleutenant General.
Approved. May 20, lse4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
DIYON,S 4ROMATIC
BLACKBERRY
.HARMINATIvE

II TIE snlv safe ard sire sura- E sea
aains ne sp;aEa Or dslsssra0as drugas M miE'
sral or other injnrseas co1 poands eenmnE
.o rsmeaiss renerAily sold far this elasa Of
hxa4ss. Il i "a eEeaesoua that Physicians
vsry generally Use i in thsir practice IN
III shronia and dangerous cases.
naF- Uae NJ CholerA EnixtEres or doubt
.guI ecnposi tions. saany 81 which under
ains AID ruin the constitution, when yos
s.a obsAin "a nnfaiiing remedy As sisapis
md safe Is BlsckbsFriss themselves.
Ask Fsr Dfxoss BLACKBERRY CAxnHsA-
rvs. ard see that sha propristsE's name is
srilssn on The outside wrapper Of saeh bos.
lie. Prepared oaiy By
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
INDIAN MEDICINES.

CshDrokce Cure
A. asfasflmg cuFs fer sF~paA.srrAsa. EsmsnaI
Ws4kasss. Nseswnef KAsisssas esd al Diseases
81 By self Psifussea sseA Less u Messy Emsss-
sai Enasshas. pss@s IN the sasa. Esmsss II rssss.
Rvv@af9ys C&s Aess H@aA hsrsss, DSNsm1ts 81
BrsasAazs. Trswshassgs Hakzfassas, nwpeasas gAs
Faes. Pale Consciousness. fAssadB. csAsaspfseny esd
al De pfrswI eesaFsaaa1s samssa " ass@stsas rsas
fAs p@fh II ssswvs.
s@~Thls nedieims il a stmpis vegetable uxsFaet.
and one whiaA all san rely, ~ Il has been used
In practice Ser maay years. aAd With thous-
a1ds sreAssd il kAa tAiled Ia single lnataass.
Its curative powsrs hare tean sasHeisnt 20 gain
victory evak tha naaak stubborn case.
m@~Te these who have tFitfed With thsfr eonssi-
sasinn, ansIi they think themselves hsybna the
reach Of mediesl aid. We seald say, Despair aesf
tbe CHKaekKx GHAx vii restore yoa 20 health
and vsger and after all auAck deetars hass failed
nS-For fail particulars. get Circular from any
Drug Store IN tAs country. or wrsss the 7ropEte-
tors, Who viii mail FREE 70 any desiring tbs szme.
= NIL treatise Ia pamphlet forms
- -Rrioss, ~ par bottle thres hsaties for s.,
and forwarded ~ ExpEsss 20 Al psrss 81 th@ wara
S. sold by al rsspeetahle druwgists every
whsr~s
DR.. W. r. Merwin e. Co.
&a1R rRoTMIxTosa,
Ne. 90 Liberty street. New Tssks
E&-soiA In Kxsnsxitts 81 Wa. Btssbewsr and
By all Druggists svwrywhsra- Fsbtsdswiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
FISH,

ToHN HAYES, Fisherman. would respectfully
u inform the eifislens Of Kyansxiiae thai he has
bis beat iyiag near the q. s. wharf beat sher~
he viii ksep - hand eeod assortment Of rRESu
FISH, which he viii asN 81 rsasonsbls terms.
Hotels, steamboats,. and prlvats families furnished
b order 81 any houF.
iunsls div JOHN HAYES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
REMOVAL.
TH0s. O. MAGHER

HAS REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MANU-.
H Aeturing Estahlishment to No. ) FIRST
STREET, below MRia. He has q large and ela-
giant assortment OF Homemade Wcrk, as ire "a
thu aneats guaranteed -Esod - thu best" and
for sale - sseheap the cheapest" and little
cheaper.
His entire stooA - consisting sf Ans Busy.
Coach. and Carriage Harness, Light Trotting.
Heavy Nagoas Drays aud Express Harness. Sad
assss In endless yaFssty, Brides ef all kinds, In
eny quantity Collars. Girfhs, Sureingles. Check
Lines. Military Work In short. everything In
bis hne. from Hame Strap to Monitor Sad
die las been anufAetuTea under his imma-
data supervision by skillfal and experienced
werk @en. and sia now offered to the trade At
EAsTkkN fRlcES. Being able 20 eempsts sne-
ssssfsily with anything in the markst, In styis,
nishs durability, and price, he only asks q trial.
cali and a1annABa far venwee1xas nneS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
BITTERS,

MO MANS NAME II MORN INTIMATELY
~ CONSISTED wlsh tAs AisksTy u tbs Msssria
MedieM Of ths Taltsd States. or meas Avsxa6tg
kEowz a. a p8enesg Ia msdsesa discovery. thaR
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL. Of Louisville, ~ Eta
ininstAE5e prepAxatfoa 81 Ears@p&FfILa has teng
stood ~ tbs bead Of tbs v&xona eeEpsasds 81 Ek&E
saizahis drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Millinery Again.
REMOVAL.
STAGE ONCE Remov al.

TsHR EVANSVILLE AID 1T. VERNON
Il stags oEcn has bssH FeEasEf4 ffoM sss
WaskInglon uoUss 70 tbs Americas hoaNs- -
ssAes Wi leafs daily kstEe3u slzs1 snd tis1t
o'eleek A. asft -
ma Dse1sfYTs afsrs tzsre= fisr 4fyricsn 49,
ca NenGsTs Retze3ds5a- sud -
szvsn anz axht sisssek II.
zAySi eIn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
SEALED PROPOSALS.


N0xFFy of . N1zcas
Evsnsvilis, Ind, June ssh. 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will b r@esfsea At saiz
- oesee uatsl the seth day Of the present .oatA
for Boarding. Eurslngs &c. vita nsdtcsne and
medical asssndanes, for sick and disabled sss-asn
at this roF4 fsr ane year fren the S0tk day 81
Jane. lisa, TN tia Erst day cf JAY. issS-
Ths sneaessfzi Bidder VIII be rsSzsrs1 e give
snrssx kor sAa fsliAfnl parfernszes ef his soz-
srass. sIs-sd A. L. RoBINsoN. saFvsTsx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAS STABLE.

On Third 0tE. M8IM a8A AutHss BIS
THIS LTvEBY EsTABLTsHHEETs WHICH
Il Il vel krewn tkror9hozk fhs esnrsry. psz-
sexssM Stable &6van s2<eH Eu<arscr e. any slmfar
azs4bhxz-ert in the CITY, having Mrra1z@usaEsa
ssr tia sscspSisn 81 prvsss hcrssz a livery e shs
Ene4z aisgAae and eczpl4ss 6eseFtpttsn and al the
lownss Tassz-
Carriages for v7Etrszg 90 let CsssAss, IsxAs
wagons, and every Kind a road rRaieas - -.
Eorssm sei6 ca eanEiszicn- Ssccna hMmd Euxxyss
Fox s&l4 ~ he very howzs rxscnz Pazzas gsxsf1r.
wnr6ads7 al g@rw e 10 ccunsxy By specfxa sea-
veTxnes. RICHARDSON, BRTTTos 3 90.
9Si4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

Dbe 4a1lg e1uNenak.
rHURsDAY....-........-....................51 20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE r. ". LIFE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
From the Army Of che Potomac.
fTribuns's Special
HEADQUARTERS AaMY PoToxac,
June 26-P. NJ
The enemy, in very strong force in |
front. il exhibiting q discrimination to
resist every attempt Of our men to ad-
vance. The possession Of the Peters
burg and Wslden Railroad is Of such
vital importance to them that only the
most consummate skill and bravery will
be able to wrest it from them. The re-
pulse Of the Vermont brigade on Friday
shows the stubborn dissemination Of the
enemy, Of which there is no doubt ever
since they have strengthened that p0r-
ton Of their lines With defensss and men.
fworId's spsciAl.1
HEADQUARTERS, June 27--We have
not possession Of the Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad as Jet, and as matters
stand now there is ne ground for saying
that we viii have IL Immediately, Our
position Is such, however, as 10 prevent
the enemy from running any trains on
that road. Gen. Grant ID making the
eaemys position hot one.
ux~nIIn Hawmnuda uarHwaA NOR.
respondent, under date Of the 25tb, says:
the situation Of the suemy to-day in re-
lation to Gen. r. s. Fosters position Of
James Neck Is somewhat menasing
though they are quiet A reccnnois
aAnce resulted in sonEe picket firing.
Just NOM The gpnbost Unncbbacl
opened on the enemy who we're discoy
cred throwing up sarthNwks At The heas
Of -Four Mile Creek After ssysFa
rounds were fred the enemy left
A speciaE 10 the World from Wash
ington, 23th says Rebel deserters con
tisue TO CONS into Bntler's lines, report
ing decentralization among their men an
ofheera Leo has semi two bFigades &
cavalry and an infantry force 70 operas
against HunEar The endurance 81 III
rebel troops is giving away Force
marches 70 defsnA different points met
aeed by our cavalry has broken dow
and used up large number Of meE
Diseases Of various kinds prevail to
fearful extent II il estimated that IL
has between forty and City thousar
sick on hands whom be linds II imposs
bic 10 remove beyond the scene Of eoi
Hics, besides a a population Of 200, GO
dependent upon him for food.
The Hsralds City Point correspond
ont Of the 9th Says Sheridan's lo
was less than $50
Gems Wilson and Kaulz are expeets
10 do great damage around Lynehbur
Tho HeraId's Ninth Corps correspon
ent Of the Goth says: Our loss from Il
rebel attack on Sunday night did not e
coed sir wounded The rebel loss vi
severe, as the akirnish line marchl
right against our breastworks.
The Heraids Bermuda Hundred co
respondent, Of the 25th, explains o.
iron-clads draw twelve feet water, al
the channel above Trent Beach Is on
eleven feet, hence they cannot approa
nearer Richmond.
The steamer Electric Spark, from n,
York, arrived at New Orleans on 4
10th.
Gold at New Orleans on the 2lst. "
104 premium. Cotton was quoted
81 so
The TribUAs's special says secreta
Chase will ask Congress 10 provide
raising from SIS 100000 to 500, 000,C
by increasing the tax on incomes, tob
co, petroleum and whisky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30


xsas.sw ts.a wssaa a. aaxwHeign IA ensaa
s~s.su nes4xa 81 EATAA0I& rem tnA -
i msts mna EaeFhssi far al diseases - ia
kammry nnA sswumt Oww@nss sasa -
fm~saslss~ ace % fhe uKtmes Ennam mAA
atma al eks bladder fnnAna saatt@a g
8Aam EkAdaevas Mssas SIS shs hssaasx
msesetx.r4 asrmNsAt x1anaErhxms elect
amsa s. anrawn1sa by saythtnE yse Dis.
~m*saed TaF earring tbs " haass IN " .
xmsMt
a.. ss~4 meevs8sax 10 agseesaans thia Asnea3
Azs settler fa4ta Boz snasls ans - sc
- q - -. sIza K4.l2 fssa@aY - FsEsssk and -
sssss - ga5exslgs. hish sTe seAsns@aea 2 $3.50
- a sat~s fts s6ssassa afxHns. hms Fusns*ss ths -
- tsqe tka sstsus. eKsatsnE basysAsS as Asess@-
"a !. d : ss.NeA seaselna bat ts tbs efa hslfaa -
- - FlsysaesAn nsgsE saseassfaA - ear 20
Al diseases II thts sA&aA. =.
lsM~ Let saaa aaagaaf ~ ms fsssssS 49, -
- .xssnlsl8nk saress she's 81 csbsft tAsL
Nrsss asIy 81 % pes baxs eF aexss - 49,.
- - .s4 - sssx aAsrasm % Fsse1et 81 It's price
FesssAAs " al pxu>sts. go tAss 81 sAkAAA -
1 9 sxaaaA saxA haH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
MACHINIsTS.

4SEHxs~t@&~NA "
STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM BOILERS,
saw MILLS, !
OF the most Approved Pattern /.
ALSO
All kinds Of Machinery appertain-
ing to Railroads. Steamboats,,
DistiIlsriss. Flouring Mills.
SU G A r NJ IL L S,
or all sizes with the latest Improve.
neat. attached; Tobacco screws,
Portable Engin es,
&C.. &C, &c.
House Fronts, Crates, Rail-
ing, Iron and Brass Castings
of every description
Steam Gauges, Gum Betting, Fire
Brick. Wrought Iron Pipe. Boiling |
Cloth, GO, at
MANUFACTURES PRICES.
Repairing done at short netiee.
werKn.sm seat 70 ali parts to 40 ap
/ swsrk sna repair Boilers ~ Machinery
/ m~An erdsrs vii xseslvs ear isdiviauss asssn.
lien Aaa viii b Frempty allied 90 tSs mesa
FsasonAess ssrms
ONCE and Foundry on the Can
corner Of Ingle Street.
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GROCERIES.
DrcKLED Pics FEET
L 70 Ksgs spissd Pigs FEET,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

WAR ~ E1D1R1 Lon. - 1lsh-
nod En6tf16 ~ 49, 80 ~ tAair
.lemssty hsehg lsivsa ~ u Eesi Tsa-
oalS q Sissics] he - ~; rs 4 Of
that oonstry which previously supplied
the whole army, but 81 the vast machine
shops sxpenaivsly Organised q Knoxville.
Besides this thsy are cut Of from the coal,
iron asd copper mines, which are worth
millions to rs. The copper rolling mills
At Cleveland, superintended BY Col. Peet,
government agent, and which were burnt
By the Federals, formerly turned ont g.
600 pounds Of copper per day. Over
{, COO, 900 pounds Of copper have been
been delivered TO the government. Thia
was the only copper rolling min in the
country, and which kept them supplied
with copper for percussion caps and can.
non.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

fhlIadeIphla, Jan. II.
The Press has the following dispatch
dated Culpepper Court House, Jan. 9
The noted guerrilla MCGOWAN, and three
of his men, were captured by the Forres.
ter New York Cavalry Regiment now re-
connoiteriDg in the direction OF Sperry
vile. The latter lett here in good humor
Gen. Pleasanton having ordered their
reglmental colors and guidons to be re.
stored. Last October they were deprived
Of their flags on account of disgraceful
conduct at Raccoon Ford on the Rapidan
Since then their behavior has been SO
commendable that they have gained their
forfeited colors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Cairo, Jan. IL.
The steamer Commercial, from Mem
phis, arrived this morning with $50 bales
Of cotton, 100 of which goes to St.
Louis, and the remainder to New York.
Owing to the heavy ice in the river, the
Commercial was Eve days on the way.
Il. L. Fitch. Judge Advocate General
Of the Department of Tennessee, is here,
EN- route for Memphis, where he is to
have his headquarters.
No news from down the river, except
a rumor that Forrest has been reinforced.
and contemplates an attack on Memphis,
which is not improbable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE /!

DATCHELoR'S celebrated HAIR DYE - tia Beet
ID n tAs World. The only Harnl4ss. 7rus and Rsls
s5l< Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye Perfect
changes Red Rusty Gray Hair. nttanty TO 0tossy
Bark Neutral Brern without in3trng the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair ao and Beautifully
parts fresh vitality frequently restoring lis preside
color, and rectifes the IN effects Of Bad Dyee be
Genuine is signed WILLIAM A Los, all Others
s,s ere limitations and should be avoided. Sold By
ali Drugrists. &c. PACToKY-Sl BAkcLAY-sTRsKr
Kev York. BArcHHLoks hEr IotLsT cream roa
DnKsGns TEE HAIR JysdAsly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Gallant right ~ 1Garyiand Cavalry.
mssby's 0eeUillas Defeated.
Headquarters Dept Of West Virginia.
January 10. 1863.

Major Cole, in command Of battaliou
OF Maryland cavalry, encamped in Lou
don county, was attacked ct Z O'Clock
4. \. to-day BY guerrillss under Mosby,
their force being nearly 400 strong. AT.
ter severe sighting for "a bo~r Mosbv
vas repuled, leaving his killed and
1oeaoeo On fhe held. Among the rebel
oeao were found four commisaiened OF.
'oers.
Our loss i reported At two killed and
eleven wounded, among the latter Capt.
Vernon and Lieut.. Rivers slightly.
Gen. Sullivan has . force of cavalry
now in pursuit Of the enemy.
Aosby attempted to surround and sur.
prise the camp, hnt found Major Cole o.
the alert aud ready for him. Tho 6eh,
was gallant oss O Coles part.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Escaped from Richmond.
The Quota Of Connecticut Full.

4NVW QdF6ut y III. 4.
From returns received at the Office Of
the Paymaster General of this State, it is
conclusively shown that the quota of
Connecticut under the call Of the Presi-
dent has been filled, and that there is q
surplus of 500. Meanwhile the 3Oth
Connecticut regiment is being recruited.
and enlistments both in the field and at
home are progressing rapidly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington, Jan. 10.

Warrington, Jan. 10.
lis believed the rebels will mot be able
to accomplish anything at present in tho
Shenandoah Valley, owing to inclemsns
weather and the condition Of the streams.
The Shenandoah river il impassabse On
account Of ice, and the movements q oar
forces have been such ~ to preclude the
possibility of bridge building by the
enemy. :,
It's mot expected Farley win remain
in that section after the present month.
Especial to Herald.
Headquarters Army Potomac.
January 10.
The faithful Chaplains in the army
have held religious services to-day, but
otherwise the routine was the same a.
other days, though it was marked BY an
unusual degree of quiet along the lines.
lieve the monotony.
Gen. Meade hiss gone to Pennsylvania
on q short leave of absence.
Especial to Tribune.
Washington, Jan 10.
Senator Sumner will tomorrow intro
cuce bill to remove the restriction in
the matter of forfeiture of rebel estates
for life only, leaving the forfeiture to be
made as provided by the Constitution.
This bill will conform to Judge Under
woods decision that the Government has
RICH. to sell in fee simple.
Quartermaster General Meigs has re-
sumed the duties of his Office.
Ali public buildings are being drsped
in mourning for the Hon. Caleb B. Smith.
[Herald's Dispatch.]
Washington, Jan. 10.
Senator Wilson is drafting bill to re-
duce the salary and emoluments of Col.
lec.ors, Surveyors and naval officers tc
$4,000 per annum. To prevent evasion
of the law fines and imprisonment will
be attached.
Congress has learned that these officers
in some cases are receiving from $40, 00(
to $50, 900 per annum.
Especial to PostJ
Washington, Jan. 10.
The Committee on Ways and Means
will probably recommend reduction il
the naval estimates of thirty-fve or forty
millions.
1t is thought the House COMMITTEE on
Military Affairs will not recommend con
frming Internationally on Gen
Grant
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BY TKtEsRAPH.I
New York Money Market.

Money-kesy and Steady.
sterling Exehange~Firmer and In fair dem az d:
1867 10 1914.
Gold-Fismer; opened q, i53, and closing very arm
al 1874 to 1853.
Government Stocks-FiYmeY
Neekly b INK statsmen.--Lean decrease Ai,1o4,7 s4
Specie decrease 81 9z Circulation decs $40 7S3
Deposits decrease Is .u22 eel.
Enthusiastically better. but quiet.
ISL Yesf Csrsid.ates VA, new.
o. s. s. eos Coupons. lef1.
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St. John, N. b.. Jan.

81. John, N. b., Jan. Ii.
In the Chesapeake Gaze to-day, &C harles
Waters testified that be attended meet
ing in St. John, in which Capts. Parker,
Robinson, Seeley, Mckinney and others
we're present. Captain Parker said he
wanted crew to 60 to New York to cap.
ture vessel. He stated that he had
commission from the Confederate Govern
ment, and the witness understood that the
crew was to be engaged for the Confeder-
ate service.
: This closes the evidence for the prose-
eution.
The court then adjourned until Fridav.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Fort Monroe. Ian. 10.

Dates from the Wilmington blockadinp
squadron Of January 9th, state that on
the Sd inst, Admiral Lee, of the U. s.
gunboat Fahkee. entered Lockwood 3
Ferry Inlet, about ten miles south Of
Wilmington, hoisted out his boats, and
examined the blockade runner Bsndieo,
: vessel run ashore by her captain about
. week before, to prevent her from being
captured BY our blockadera. While max
ing these examinations. the enemy's
sharpshooters appeared and opened IRE
upon the boats crews, which was return
Cd BY the Fahkee's gans, whom rebel
battery opened FIRE. and our boats return
ed to the ship. The Fahkee continued
her fire until the Bsndigo was well rid.
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NeW OH Jan. II.
The sseamsAip Fulton, fssn Port Royal,
s. G., 9Th. arrived here this morning.
The siege Of Charlestoa was yss in pro-
gress. Twenty shells were thrown into
the city On Thassday. The rssaIt not
kneva.