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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-12

TABLE LINENS, consisting of Damasks, Ia
ty and at reasonable prices. Also, Wine Damasks
and Fruit D 0ylies. Turkish Bath Towels, Lace Cur
tains etc Balm G SON,
Nos. 90 to 90 South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-12

II Is especially adapt
ed 10 Leather.
And we claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches and
Innings to Boots and Shoes suffi-
ciently strong without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-12
Useful & Valuable
Discovery!
HIL.TON,9
'Tnsoluble Cement

BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will find it the best article known
for Cementing the Channels, as
III works without delay, is not af-
fected by any change Of temper
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
OFFICE c. :. DEposIrARY.

Roado, Lqfoyefte county, Ark, Dec. i, l6G3.
Certificates for s per cent. Coupon Bonds of
the Confederate States, issued at Little Rock
under the provisions OF the Funding Law, prior
10 Ist August last, it presented al this office,
will be taken up as therein expressed, Bonds
for that purposs being now on hand. 1t may
be proper to state, that no per cent. Bonds
have yet been received Interest bearing
Treasury Notes and Coupon Bonds, will be
paid when presented and after the 1st
jaLuary next.
EDW. CROSS,
46-8w q. S. Deeosif"ry.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
$50 REV ARD.

Medium size BLACK HORSE, about three
II years old, left my house, and was seen last
Saturday evening on the Shreveport and Wash
ington rold, eight miles from, and going in,
the direction of Washington. One pecnliarity
he carries his tail habitualy little to the left
side. He was shod and had o"e-half shoe on
one of the near feet. ! will pay the above ii
said horse is delivered To me at Spring Hill.
THOMAS VI. BOYD.
December 16, 1868. 473w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
6SE8S E4kEs.
q. S. Deposif''r.y.
46-Sw
HEADoUAnrERs DgP'T TRANS Mis-

IIEADQUAH IhFs BEF MANS ME- {
Shreveport, Nov. %. 1868.
PUBLICATIONS. for invitation to appear be-
Il fore the army Medical Board will be made.
to the Secretary of War through Surgeon Jno
NJ Haden, Medical pirecto" of the Depart-
ment.
The applicants will state their names (chris-
tan aud surname) in full age and length OF
time they lave been IL practice, in what
school they graduated, and when, and the
position applied for, wehther Surgeon or AS
sistant surgeon.
The rpplica tons must in all cases be ae-
complishei by testimonials as to moral charac-
ter, and not by reference.
BY command of
Lieut.-Gen E. KIRBY SMITH,
47-3w S. S. ANDERSON, A a. G.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
SIS Reward.

T OST between Camp Bragg and Cam len
IL large black Morocco Po cket Book contain
ing about four hundred dollars in Confederate
Notes and some valuable papers. The above
reward will be paid if delivered to me at camp
or deposited where can get it.
I. J. ChUCHILL, Brig. Gen.
Dec. go 1868. 4J:o""
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

Coop MISUNDERSTANDING Dec. TO-
The President signed the pardon exemptnr
L. W. CAN'T, of Arkansas, nom the penaltv
of treason, Which lie incurred by accepting and
exer cising the Office Of Brigadier General in
the service OF the rebels. The pardon also re-
instaies General u. in all the rights of prop.
crly excepting those relating TO slaves"
The joke is that CAN'T never Brigadier.
If he had been he would have been wanting to
eat Yankees yet And CAN'T has no negroes
The one ar two he left behind are absorbed
by his debts, aud moreover he's got no other
properly. If he owned an inch of land in
Arkansas, nobody knows it. lie is like tho
fellow who heard bank had brose. lie went
straight home mighty uneasy and 10 ,ked
Every keeriully" to find out if he had any
bills OF that bank on hand. He found out that
he did not have n single bill on that bank
''nor nary mother" Then he fslt easier.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
NOTICE..

T CAUGHT. on my premises, on the 10Th
/ October last, a NEGRO BOY, who says his
name is Harris ard belongs to Alfred Rambeli,
formerly Of Knoxville, Tenn. and who left his
master at Moro Landing whilst ON his way to
Texas. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
CLEMENT SCIIAER.
Calhoun county, ARK, near Moro Landing.
Dec. 30, 1868. 49-4
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
A, 9. BROWNS

s E L Z G Il : G II O Q /
WILL be re-opeaed the second Monday in
w January.
The rates of tuition will be Forty, Forty-fve
and Fifty Dollars a term, according to each
pupils degree Of advancement.
One half the tuition money. with cOntin-
gent fee of two dollars, must be paid in ad-
vance
Washington, Dec. ., 1sUs- 46-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06


re he1eby declared duly exchanged:
<st All officers and men captured and pa
rolled at any time previous to the lst Sep
tember 1868. This section, however, is not
intended to include any officers or men cap
tured at Vicksburg, July 4th, 1863, except
such as were exchanged by Exchange Notice
No 6, September lst, 1868, or are specially
named in this notice. But it does not embrace
all deliveries made at City Point, or other
places before Sept 1st, 1865, and with the
limitation above named, all captures at Port
Hudson. or any other place where parties were
released on parole.
2rd. The Staff of Generals Pemberton, Ste
vehson, Bowen, Moore, Barton, S d. Lee,
Cummings, Harris ana Baldwin, and of Colo
nels Reynolds. Cockrell and Dockery the Of
fcers and men belonging to the Engineer Corps,
and Sappers anu Miners, and the 4th and 10th
Mississippi regiments, all captured at Vicks-
burg, July 4th, 1868.
Sd. The General officers captured at Ficks-
burg, July 4th. 1868, were declared duly ex-
changed July 18th, 1868.
ROBERT 0ULD,
Agent of Exchange.
By command of
Lieut. Gen. E. KIEBY SMITH.
s. s ANDERSON,
Asst Adj't General. Nov. 25-nf4.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

San Francisco, Dec. O. Arrived steamer
Panama from Mazatlan, with Sl40, 600 in trea-
sure, and dates from Colomo, Mexico, to the
27th of November.
Gen. Commonfort was killed on the road
between San Louis Potcsi and GranaJuato,
while battling against band of Mexicans who
favor French occupation.
The French had possession of Queretaro and
Guanajuato, and were marching on Guada-
lagara and Morelia. Manzaniiia was sacked
by robbers on the 18th of November, ana the
custom house destroyed.
The Juarez government is represented as
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
HEADQUARTERS DEPT TRASs-MIss. !
Shreveport, La, Nov. 18th, 1868. {

GENE RAJ ORDERS, No. 81.
THE following notice of exchange is publish
] ed for the inform alton and guidance of al
Concerned:
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

poWeriess; anarchy reigns within his nominal
Gov. Stanfnrd delivered his last animal roos
sage to the California legislature to-dav T.
eADloits the State finances more fayo,obIx,
tnah was anticipated. 1t Itrepresents the nori.
cultural mining and manufacturing Interests
IN an Improving condition, and confidently
predicts that the first 80 miles of the Pacific
railroad will be completed within the time re-
quired by Congress.
concerning Federal relations, he recon-
mehds reconstructing the Union by treating
the seeded States as territories.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
EXCHANGE NOTICE No :.

The follswing Confederate officers and men
re lOehY declared duly exchanged:
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Arrived.


sicarnsip Gov Bsyiey (Brl. cu'hinZ Nassau, n r. ~
ira, rnd.. and Ta,.. to L. q. Duncan Co. -
Si.aa.r 1ioulss Swami a.. y. tTrnspofl Hoou'i ".sh
10 fou ~ hours, 10 u. D. QusIierlnaster
shp Gutiyator Russell Liverpool Nov g. On fe snd pa''
10 ismsl Guou Dec l6 Mary Ansbofourh infant He'd
NJ d,,Tre, e0 James Brook, cooFciD cook olAtwI,fs,
AGED years died Of corsgmp'ioni Bth ms Oh fHr 4inn
too, pilot from boat fsvofils NJ. D. ..
Befs AuVils Aurora tpsnl, schmicgeoT, no Janeo -
R.ak sai.m iot Es.ssg ~ P.l, Powell hsags 40 day,
f1l % L. r.. ar.inct Co. Ia. been - days h. W. OF
B.ru.nds with heavy gsie. from y ". 10 h. w
B.il Linda Stewart rorius hauyr4is 20 dayt shg,r 20
,h,n Thompson jan g. &c llea. Exchanged ssial'
with a Hr. gunOoat bound 10 Hampton holdf -
| Big Amols OF 81. johns, y ~ Dunn Long isAho'
| I.islr,a. Dee. 30 salt io kai;isna, PAelP. Co
Brz Bcra Neinstofh tbfs, s,fi'o fs' q, Jays hNh u
Jos berto lila, been sir days tho cog, VITA heh',
w.athef sud e.rein. cold. -
Bds Polu1 tof St Thoinss srehuseD. Per .nolco j.
DAYS su.sr Napier WelsioTd iss had hesy wcahesi
esrried ibboom, Loot sails kc .
J. Blk Condor, Brow ,Msuz~nn q d':s mahogany to D. T.
pds Esset of roulsl, Terry. go Jaeiro 20 days eoa'
Edr Orc.iphcu 10. ~ John. y. b., CrJ Carlrn,s IS
ipy, s,phsitum to Edia4oa Bros Has bad heavy Nest
/ or the coast. . =, -,
wed 10 klrAlau Won Sacks Was up to lie Highland GA
silr 10. inst ana o 'wn Oh.
Brig Iohn freomsn. Baker. ror Royal days, baleH 70
master. -
Schr Le.sburs Blske Portland for Phlodrph~-
Sehr Telegraph tot Conwss) shss, Cusanos va New
n,yt ~ dav, s,It to D. r. DeWoC Was of sandy liooh
Jan !, nud was blown oil N tie cole
sohr. oarsh 4. Taylor. Duke tiIgina wood .
schr Tgrs (of Wndsor ~ 81 Suneos Doi -, an .nn
hl,.s ., -. n. DeWolf
s.oop 1hoGl.s HUI. Hull. PrDsiaease, raie.
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Hns.cugcx. Smiled.

IA s.ern.l!o CRY u Hoaei-st>y. yo, LiserpoOi-Sh'
Gurongls .oar children ani nurse, Nrs Lawrence, Japs
rsysou smith, Robt Nsfson. Sar'. thinner. Kooi Cras
samuel N. Williams, n. IT, MoCary, Lucen A. Psfsef
Tho~as r. A.h Mr Crawford H. Repr.'i. MI II. knollys
Lien;. x. = Fraser with others n the s;oers-e
~ s'eGrrip HGrnigrid for Ha7,trs rnH Non1,f7p' =
Phi F'si7 Nr and sir, Max Jsccbv. Infant and sefsAn
fnrcls \. Lvilgston, MAJOR " "a tutinz tred A" s,e L.
= King I. W. Ruluond. ~. s,,kr. q. frz' Elise hestet
Mrs Seih No Auguste bruguIarn and CHI LencheD on
lor ia Geuiinn Jos. Berf,1d H. A Anderson, VIM ssin
rioiy ntnry ste.nnrs. H. q. Lafonfki Dr. Leulet Ai1
aud ~ II. Dayidsol Mr.. and Me- John Hoc hscew'der
b. Notiyier, L. e. Klaus. sam Nolbeni John Ali SHas'
h aobri Sarah Menhsn. and other in the stcersee.
In sscrms.f Lros,1o Strv for hfg o,cins ena Hd' ga
Mrs Kerr John V. u. Bleccker and two children M NJ
McCaiisy Mia Cornelis Prime Nfs. {. i. Temple issse
lscoo. John tdiston, NJ. Ls..s Eg- he.in Z. baa,h
aud wife Miss Emily blrzi, Mi Fanny T. Eaith H. ~
onsd joe Pedro tng sosri .ic1el Ma..s fsieE iiaw
ey C. E,panois NJ Lnci,n M. ssrah Bailey. Ns' NJ -gio
Bailey Joseph Mesa, Mrs Pauline shnofsfy A. Lasnron'
John :. NJ -ilu, Garn Ratio. Delos Hsfderblr; j. ~.
Aalle julian F-agusgus FOR Newt rlearsAlfred Booth,
Aioph kahnu.yer, G. h. pa's IL. C. egFes, fsitI X
p9id Gas 5,PD"1 .sd si Sss so5s 49, sss ,s~' NJ
LORNA NJ Dame Dr. J. r. Smith, H. :. Amy. Brd
A. J. schonboIg Ms j. H. smith. Mr. Rob. Emmett Csr..
n r. Dunhlm and servant y " stanton H. y Gertfy -.
M Eruuefy Mr.. HODGES Geo A. thiJs }. !. Q.iii4o.
Cha, Parker Ilroiorl DanEes,f, Y NJ hasws'n Joseph
Randall VIM. Whter. Il. Temple mr. VIM Whitien,
Hsictirson r. A. Wof,. BIZ Alden, Hr. Wilder, MI Fair
bsnhs o. Il. nouor, JcssPh Kaynor niss Caroline Mido,
Aufoar Antoui, Mrp May Robinson and ctd, WIN. Henry
Robinson Robert Dbso Levi Ebren Amos No.Tcc Master
Chas A. Kcut cias B. French fsn iaskun hir = But,
Henry Y. Sawyer Z. 4. Smell, J. Bailey, Mo Eob' d.
Parish fred r. Smith LADY aud enid Srs thss Diiinshsn
Warren C. Gre.n. }. T.. Warner Geo: y. ier Sla- -
DENTON 4. ". Hov q. T.. Dp.sor Mr.. L. r. bhker, w
Is. Bowler. Henry O'Colnor, Amos Lssrnsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
The ssiuu,ion mt tho Fron'-suppises for
soldicrs-Chnnges OF Commanacrs'
From Our SpeciaFtgii ssporden..


KNOXVILLE. Dee 81. 1853.
The past three days have brought no change
to the position OF affairs Of the front The troops are
receiving clothing ard shCes by the way of LONDON 70
which point steamers now como from Chattanooga
The opening Of the route hos been the sayeon Of me
army in East Tennessee Providence Is kind II u IL
on the side 81 the strongest battalion.
Gen. Foster Is last shaping Affairs for the mot en-
cient " the army and the plnced al ms com
rnand for accomplishing tho redemption of Tennessee
Some changes have beer mldc. Gen. Cox succeeds 70
the command Of the 23d Army Corps. and Gen. NJ ~.
Manson. whose administrator during Tie command o!
that corps has been entirely satisfactory takes his Oh
Second Division. lately commanded by Gen. WHITE
who has IA leave Of absence for n short period.
Gen. Shackelford Chief Of the Cavalry Corps. has
been relieved by Gen. S:urPis. Gen. ShGckcliord re.
tire from the Department with this respect aud cDrdoi
good viii of evcry man who has enjoyed his acquaiht-
| ance fought nnder bis Command In Tennessee.
Dr. JacksoD the Medical Director Of East Tennessee,
who has been suffering from severe attack 81 Illness,
health
| The weather IA cold and crisp. bu. charming The
climate 81 East Tennessee cannot be beaten except 10y
| taliorFa. J.. a.
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Pas.eugers ARRIVED

r. r.ern,,,ip Cas.sbig, from sr-D'isrs enc hdsS''
Nj. a. Usnal.or Mr.. Woodruff ard snt, 5ir iar'.
puthln C.. Deanison. j. Tuye-. Chss salmon J. Lay
Isasc Levy. Mira L.. Bariep. Mr.. Siecntocb Ms W.
Ar,.ron T. Macm.nu. rnd Two .oJs. Jo.n Huchns, Mf
Rhinsn. oeorge scslrs Nh, DE- chas. rh'ps O..
i.r,rb, . r. Codlev Ch.a Flash, Sir. HA-sey and lsdy
yn D-Coln c. {. Fog. Dr. syrns. ~ hye., lsdy snd
eiid nna SYM, W. ". bufSsnf, y Gerard ,iiT.s ote
Hsuel Mir, levy and to children ", sn.Ge' SENS
Doi,s l. ". k.eas yos.ph ssytc llsnneiia D'ire' Wan
Gao. Da6oi,o s. C. Hickey T. Meyers, J. n. Dillon Wn
Orisn, NJ. Clshela sd chad. y Wlslas. Mrs, Capt
Latham Wrn. u. Dinosk Capt. G. &. q. Thornton, W. g.
Wh-esr Mtj9r CosIoc. CAPT Not, X. fe.b-g soy md
oLid Val From Havana. N Stony, A. Gs-., o. "a
Av.ngo, &. tefrsr.
In .fstm.A1 Go,. Bd,l>y fros. NassIs-chaa HuHissd
a Ha1ord leo Frost thts hoiir.r. Mrs. 4. ho'hrirk
M A. Liniin. Nils l.. Lirku, Nj. 4. LlEkil A.stsl ~
Linkin, snd ii IN ths r'oeraso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
sunPasG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Or NEW-T0RK,........Js q
Cleared.

s,anssAip,-Evsans Star, Bell Hsvrn. snd Ne" ORE
James A kayno4 hafsnIss. Llprsrs NrwOrrsnai ihoi
A scott OBrrn. Por. hoysl a. > Qu,ri srnAs'er.
sLip-H.ocI,, fitnef Liverpool }. Z j. stewart 20
B.A.-D,a.sis Horton. hciuili- Si-nshEs, J. e. jc~e
Co. Msrsa era utai.), Scott. Nagsoir. lioiniJos
B,iclsni lie f.t. Cfo~ell BGcnos ayfes, " w kopes
Ca Tlira Bare (br.) FIRTH bermuda. Iachef llii.
bourne Rliarra (Srl Mckenzie. hsiaI via fofIsnd NY
l,r hoashton, Aln.oasr. LsnPher Nen'odeans' H. H.
Brs.-Oi.s Rus) L.mpr-ll Cote, Funeh heinose s
Wsndi Avosr.a Bfi. Iugtiu Laglsyr. ard Porto 'aoee
Dslo,i Bias ,s;h.rine tbr) iiuaa ssuaysa and "f'.
Tyne, smith, ). p. Brown, Whsoy Newport j. L. hsfh
q,
sN,op,rs-g q RE- Wright Deal, Island ,. J. csl1bel
CO. Mypl. iRr) Condor. hAIbor Craze, n t., Hiatus
tlifj isib-sie -. iso 10 asbt Is b. sash 'o. sfri
eiick, Howe. liaysns H. H. Brigham Lucy Barr, hich
Yorktoau !. > Eager NJ Van Hame VA Nsne, iorrs.
Monroe baker / psv'eai surf Wssyleld WShlngon I
Smith To-; Niarod Tmnel. Bstiino.r u. 7. BUCK q 90
~. Neal Godfrey. bsih, e. N. MsyheS, Y. folc', D,y
Nov H.y.n, 4. Bfgs Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
IS IT. Plp..,, returned prisoner war for an indsinite

" H. Plaphet returned prisoner wsr for an indefinite
p<riod Of i;iuo. 49,
OyaSrrdA i. N0iyertcn to The Chelsea
Naval Hospital; Assistant rzvmas.s Edwin Putnam, to tee
,orrnouth; Levi = ilockwe : 10 tue Seminole; assistant
pa,r1ssr T. L. No.Ghry 10 the sscraneuo nsigns tl's
H. Cra,cu aud Cha " 1sey. 20 duty IA se aoath Atlantic
worth 20 ,hs Wiaonl Lru.s orl Robert. NJ scott 10
temporary duty at ,cv iors; Lieai Cha. r. flawcy to
.esnro orv dlfy In tie =. Y. Neyy-iord.
Psrosed-I tTd Asan En.:scer Chas Daviss appoint
raut % A.sieHt Eniaefr CoIs Navy las been revoked
nd h hss been appointed Acting Third Assistant Engineer;
Acting Masief. Asc Francis q. Pryor hains gzner WA
sosdar Acting Liss,of's bate LAYTON q. Coye hail.
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31ort-n)aroeus' Notice.

STATE oF EEwYoRg
PoRI-WsRDFss OFFICE, 30. JOY " iil-si
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
sec.on4 Of the passed april Il 1851 entitled Az ACT ~
keegsze the Warcus Office Of the Pot OF view o,@ 70
al pF.ons Interested in having charge Of IN. subject
inser Of such Inquiry examination surrey ts, the io'
lowing vessels nov under examination by ne p0rW
dens that the said surveys examinations viii be ro,
pie;ed yh ten dys neat succeeding. this notice On boaa
said vessels:
Steamship 1ezrO.... ..Pl.s NO. ~ NJ IT.
Steamship City oi BsitiInore. Pier No. II T. r.
Ship British Qacen.. Pier No. 20 T. X.
chip Union. ..Pi'r 30. .. y u
Dera Theres- ............Pior No. n 4.
fa-k Hannah sccor..... Atlantic Dock
S,hr sarah ST. Newlll.,......Pi,r No. f. T.
C. II. BRAaiiALL, President.
y. ArC. HEnIixAs. Secretary.
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FROM NATCHEZ, MISS.
Guerrilla Warfare on the Rivcr--Hrnvcry
and Fidelity Of tho ontmen--The Mil.
fary situation.

KT0m Our epeeis CoITespondcni.
hATcnEz. Mas. Dec. l9. ie63
Rcccnt occurrences on the river above and
below this city sufficient details Of which reached you
by telegraph days ago. again invest this vicinity
with degree Of military Importance. Few events
have caused uueh surprise did tho recent attacks
upon steam boats at Morgansea, Rodney, and Water.
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Atenicai.

MANHOOD and the Yigor oiTYouth Restored
I'I IN -Four Week By d.. RicORDS ESSENCE q LIFE.
This wonderful agent viii restore Manhood 10 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising Ercesses Sole
Abuse the Effects OF Cmse, Natural The lime
required tie -terstr IL four works. Fab
uIe Is impossible ir kico-as Essence vi io is sold in
Wit Instructions FOR uc og So or four naanic IN one
for 81 Sent carefully plcsea reep: Of remittance by Lis
accredited agent.
PGILIP ROLAND, No. AT Broouis =.
Ore door wet from Broadway. Nea.i0rk
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COURT CALENDAR-Tnls DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-Specal Term.-DclnuTrors
only. =, =,
SUPRINE -Circuit.-Part 1.-Adjourned
10 Tuesaav Part iiSos. 68 90 t'0 s3. 81 80. sj
s.G g. gio, ll2l o5s $50 6 ls, &c tsi, 800 ~ Isl
SUPIRIoR CoUET.-bart Nos. oli9, 165,
cC, Jl2a al3J .1s 3ls- aeJ, 3ai. aiH. 3l3 5s., 39
s9p3 goo susl 49, z9l. Pat i-NOs. ,52i. 3s, H1
28,s 26 2564 ase $685. 3ii, 3li5 ;s, 1885, sls1 3l5
3..G a..
CORR or CoywoY PLIzls.-Part i.--Nos. lS6.
r. e5T 10 afs s3 g9a SC1 co. gil &c. $50 49, ZIG. il3
Psd l-so.. 10 1885, 2os, 49, 29i .Si, 49, w. y, si ."
ynl. snJ. -. .gi.
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60 few as possible u papers on VINO, rates that are not
excessive are fixed The subject needs only to be IN
dersood te be corrected If contract IL rgbt AZ OIL
II shoui consult ts interest Of she army quite ms much
as the oOs tractor. u u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

AfrtVtN. --,NUNUAf, JuU w
sssn-fip COLUMBIA. Baron hev-ur,rans jan. .. ana
Buvsaa g. h. mails ana pass, 70 Spono'd IiIes,og ga
steamer Osprey. Aldirh Prov .
B.is BubS tHrb -, 1ufs, l,ihni via N,wpss sai, 10
muster. is rnchorcd above tie tsie. -
Bsi. Debit (of Narnoath n. ~, Dnhes, Halt ssJ.
u daya salt 70 Boyd Hinrsen.
SIR Fair Wind Smith El.sabctir or ios Eosoi-
WINDS inset, :. ". aid iresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

Dec g. lat l5 ~ - Ion - So Br ship City OF Pesin from
Gasyovv tacltts, - days out.
Dec ~ H. 70 g. lon. 81 H. brig Cenanha, Hopkins, hence
fsr Ponce p. r..
Dec a. is g. lou % % shin Orient, from Liverpool or
EewYorA. Ic. 4, in LAT ~ 10, lon o. Was signailed
again.
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rg,HE REV. CHARLES f. KINGS

rINiIE REV. CHARLES f. KINGS
i PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
the specific aud Of Consumption fin sny Of
i,s s.ages a-ms Bronchitis CssTrh, aud all eecon. Of
tn. Lungs Throat aud AIR Passage. THE PREPARED
pkEsC hPrOG speedily invigcrss the sneebled Nervous
Sysl eud eneTgsts tue deTaied functions II tic stomach
LIVER and Bowels. ~ Il checks ght PeTsifsions nifo
seven 10 fourteen days.
Prcr5 IN bottles 81 In 1901. botes 90 each ak
small TIRE. eI bottles ior - sold " D. " bARfES
Co No. 2eg BropJpv and By oil ctabe spoteoorias
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MINIATURE ALslsAc.
suu-R..s. 5:?,t s........... t;31 MooDSe,s..,. els
HreB wATkE rris Dsi.
sIay Hook. s.l3 Gov Island. 1925 les Oa.e...E %
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jan R-ship-Ocv. Morton.
Reiss--Rsindcnr, :. n. Cispu'n
Bdss-Runn yn.eda Hound Avalon, MATTE.
seiioonrT---W,n Henry, &. -. ionc.. Ianles:
jan stanships-fisinInon.a, C.y % M.aehosef
Evening star Caledonia, hr.n1as.
stesmeT-Empire. -
Slips Ms~engsr Roger Hen, GHpss, Kali lBrem b
Ma
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David S'ebbins 81 u. ggi. Fritz Erns.-form ~
Judgment settle. George W. Soy at Joseph KIsparck.
--fass settled. -
Papers 10 above action. Will the cerk at Chambers
hefor. Justice McClrn.
antoine H. Fsrniude, ss JiHts Budons; Andrew A. Bur
iura,uc art Ann T. q. Burngsme-t rdere aiet. John Dc
Town at. tho boat G. Daucau-Motion denied.
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Bsrs. -Ciresssian, Anne b Alice.

Bsrks -tiIesssinl Anne Alice.
Bri.~-Starlight. Maria Emily Fisher Magic.
scls oners-Eeokpk, Ameiis, yason White Sea- Milton,
Gsr-. John q. wrgix; Danl. Hoines, West Wind; j. W.
COnaion Chss Dennis Mary Jane H. p. Russell, "eshtDs'
toll, igede " .rid.
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TRAINS LEAVE YEW-YoRK;

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iOsk; .>
ror New Haven T. Hxl 1889 g. M. ls;lo tEIh ~"
(Er.) 80, 4:3o and en- p M ,.,r, "A.
For Bridgeport, :. y tESl i.JcA IA. S't9 trAb '"S
fEx.) $3.50, 4:aJ ana tthl r. IL. 90 ,.o
For Milford and stra.;ord il;p m ',o So p ~.
Per Ear.o.d southport -ni wes'p0rs . ii'o a. H. ''s
$50 p. N. ,o,s,r, e.,or,,
10, Drien I'D G,eenxich 9:s ll3o NJ; $50 $50
Fos ss ford, T. (Ex, 800 1855 ~. l?l5 tELb 500
ifN.l g:sG $3.50. $780, 81 y. II. -o,o ,,,o.
Ill . ''''' '9' roNNt cTiNG TRAINS.
FOR Boston via spsireed, ss ~ iLIh 500 sEIh sr' -
FOR io,,on via sloro iiae, ilij tExl BP IA. a.o
FOR Hartford and Springfield sEH.h ii;" a. nj ~"
(fx.l 6p. m. n, a. ~, q, uo,,,e.l
IL ~ a. Ia Northampton. - go, ,r, orr,
kor psrto.d Ig9y.dence and Fishkin Railroad 'IAh
10, N.s,ITsvcr New.I.ouion and Stoung.on Ralrosd@
s A. ~, ll:i3, :, ?. NJ
For Canal Raisoad i2;ls p. N. to Northampton.
For Housa,onir Railroad, T. III.
Tor Naurstuck RNlTosi, 3 a IL, p IN
JAMES H. kOYT, Superintendent
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Professional Notifies.

GHARLEs s. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Couusslosa Law Proctor and Advocate in u !, Courts,
No 80 Broadway, New-Nor. Residence-Hc. ~ london
Terrace West 23d.t. between 9th and iUin-ays)
nR. H. DRAMAS Homeopathic U0rmeriy
~ Anopihic) Physcisp New York Ci'y, No IL Wost an
t. Ofce hoaE. 10 70 g. 1los. Dr. b. wo formerly "ii
Dr. &. Herring Phi.adolphia, Ps.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Diseases
~ Of sha Sexual SyscIn--C. ID. HssNosD N. d.. late
proes-o Of pecsi anatomy in Sic Syracuse Medical oiege
Aesfok. Ionsiitsrons lin English Ireuch from to
10. 70 g ard 10 evrniug. No. - East -.t1 -:
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law EyTEaKTEENCYc.

UNITED STATES NhBSHtL's OFgICE-JAr. q
IRoCsEDs on 4 PRIZE.
The Marshal forwarded to Washington this day
be proceeds the sole OF the prize eaer kae ior d. E6
lion, lllour:iss 20 2e2'J ~
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FROM EAST TENNEssEE.

The posisi,u OF Our Advanced Troops
when Lcuss'reee Hefrsa'es-L'ns"
street Gathering srsssistence for sai'
Army-The Capture Of onr 1rains-
Condition Of Cur Troops-IfsnOrs 80
She Gallant Dead.