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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
From the South-Wesi.

tARO, req. =, 4cJts
Thc steamer Atlantic, from New-Or'eanS with
81 bbs OF molasses aud 81 hhds. of sugar and much
Other freight arrived today.
The steamer Emma was fred into, on the 9TH, fifteen
miles below Helena with cannon and musketTy. The
shells wore filed with Greek fire. three o. which ex'
Iioded various parts Of the boat, setting her OIL lire;
but the flames were extnsuished.
The steamer Baker with 30 bales Of cotton from cut
OF the Tcneseee River seized at paducah yester.
day by the military Authorities Cor violation Of tie
trade regulations.
There vas an extensive fire at Memphis on the night
Of the 4h consuming block OF brick buildings q; the
81 Second and Moarse streets. Loss unknown.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. T. 1861.
The reporter the Associated Press in front Of Gen.
Crents amy aas just arrived from Nashville.
q sat.s the highest military authority in Nash.
yie, thai al skTmshes recently reported merely
gOraging fights between and the Rebel 9lry
shat Gen. Park the night Of the 4th was az Knox.
vile in command Of the 9th Army Corps, and had no
communication cut of this side Of Cumberland Gap.
The Tazexel fight was uninpoFtant, and cid not az
feet the general situation.
The following has just been received and by is 81
fence on other matters corgoborsies the above.
Ii cones from the correspondent Of the Associated
Press and Ia dated PowellS River Bridge, i've miles
cast OF Cumberland Gap:
Citizens report that tie Rebels ore concentrating at
Neymal 1ct aad DoddTidge"
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ER0BT AL ANY,

TTTe Glowing Dispatch wa received To ''o b sppep II
our morning cdition Of ss'ord,yl
SPBgCH or sNsAT0R DAILrY-THB POLICE BII
TIM OgsTRAL RlNROAD.
Special Dispatch 70 Tho N Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday. Ycb. :. 1861
Senator Bailey delivered an admrs',e speech
this evening on the Governors mc5s,gs.
The Police bill failed 10 be reported today oR 's 10
the momentary asence Of the Senator In charge Of the
bin from his sect when reports were In order.
Much excitement exists about experimenting OF the
Central Railroad Directors called by telegraph and held
This evening II ia rmorcd tiat 1t partly in rotor
ence N the proposed legislation Tcsrict Of the use Of
proxies and imposing toll on railroads but principally
in consequence Of the refusal Oh The committee TO auut
certain heavy claims. The Directors are very uhcoh-
III NEGATIVE since Adjournment
Onkmotlon Of r. Andrub, Mayor Anthony OF Lon7en-
w rth Was admitted to the floor OF the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Military Affairs.
RETURNING REGIMENTS.

Tie number Of veteran volunteers available
sor second term OF service, is not 50 large
have suppose ed. II certaiuly does rot exceed $3.50
zen te Others having several months 10 serve before
thcy can re-enlist The regiments that have been pr
Heir bouDes and the congratulations Of hef ferCs.
and are now returning 10 tie several departments TO
which they belong viii the same courage loyalty aLd
snll usasn that moved le 10 volunteer 10 NE call o
Geir country They lD'w hat She heart 81 tie boo =
pot!o ia sound and beat~ in unison with the.. Jhet
toow who are the I!cnus AID who are the enemies OF
fae Government; WHO support seceson and encourage
the Rebels and who seek 10 bring sboDt nOD0rah,
and permanent peace. The timing Of the iul0ugus has
beea go judieously arranged, as To csuse seiou,
depletion Of the army Indeed the ranks, with excep
tona instances, are kept up that tie work Of re
organization is unimpoded. Wten one set Of mel
srfye another set 10 allowed to leave, and thus ne
work goes on without weakening tie forces leaving
zap for the enemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
metropolitan Fair.
COMMITTEES oS CoNJRlBU TiOSB IEoa WITHOUT
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
EEw- LOHg, Fob. !. 1901.
SIR: We would respectfully asl; You TO donate
non ,fhng 10 the Metropolitan mir, which viii open
hero ON the 23th March next.
- this cit Is the poi1t Of the sryo ard departure
Of ~ many troopa and an the proceeds Of the Metro
poan Fair age to 20 into the treasury Of the United
81 iies Sanitary Commission. ccn!ribuon, 10 tbs faf
", n icdouns to the benefit OF ,oiders of every state.
ard on all battle h.ldL
Arrangements are perfected Tor The proper receipt,
9src record exhibition. and sale Of articles In yoor
ne and .yr advising the VOID Of donations 10 Ihis
proc Cause and Of the names aud residences o. tie
donors.
II yor send anytang or Influence others to send my
fling you should give tmcg information OF II 10 our
Chairman. ~ na. stating the cTicle or articles
slAppe5 how AM when shipped. their value, ard whom
they from.
They should be marked metropolitan Fair New
York" aud hnte your Initials aboTo this mark, that
may know tho contents and source Of tie packnges-
among tho great number expect 10 recciyc-bcforo
/ they opened.
1le principal cGpresl and transportation companies
lave generously agreed to o9Ty contributions 10 US
without clarge.
II will De- bet h,t bulky article, sLoull arrive here
during tho week previous 10 tho Fair though, II II
should be more coosenicnt for you try b. xns At
any tae
Tho member Of this Committee residing nearest TO
you II be happy ~ agord any Information or advice
that you may need.
All articles will 10 exhibited viii, the name aud roi-
dance Of tier contributors and be passed to the credit
Goth Of ,s individuals aud OF the State OF locality from
Which they come.
4 Donations In money VIII be rs acceptable 90 any
Others and go to The credit rs would the proceeds
ofssss Of any articles you might otherwise send.
VIII you send something We are very respect
fully. your obedient seryantg
TIE COMMITTEE ON CONTRIBUTORS Tgom WITHOUT
N. Y. CITY, TO WIT:
EtitOrr o. suYPAap cuhiRsAs no. lG WALL STREET,
The Io'. jazz, w. BKnKMAa no. East Thirty fourth
street AaHBEL " bAnSEr. 20, no ~ bf"ahwayi MiJoi
, w h. SKDNoRK No. 81 West Tint. nth street AtDkEiGE
s. WINSTON, e,q No ~ Proadwayi hARyEiLE '" CoorRR
esq No. 70 Parb Place; EDWARD w. mtnhIL eco, Union
Place Hoiel the Hon TnoiAs IIrrin Board oil Surer'-ofa
U NATHAN CHANDLER, esq, No. avail stree
In TnH STATH-The Hon. Mil AND fiLihoRr' buhlo
Issos Riugh.mon; he Hon T. w. LsAvzNvoaTH, Syr,
ouss JoHs IL VAN ANTWERP es! Albany TIE Hon TRAC,
BRApLk, LlmlIa IskAC BUTTS, esq N0cheNer Ellis "
RoBg.r' e.q., Uhcsi HEsRY X BnoSs esq' kewburyh
Il In hDJoIsIso srATss.-1be Hon. lsURL O, hnnoLp
d J. PELArIAn PRnIT. Gag. FRANCIS WAuAsD. jr ESQ.
Eew Haven. Conn CLEsRrT u BARCLAY esq, Phlaiei
s; pldA Pa JAnrs r. FI.LDs esa. Boston. Mas. Gen
tsoH9s DAvg honto,ir. VI.
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SECOND Army Corps.

Na0r.Ceu Hancock, commanding tbs di.-
tneuisied BODY OF rOoIs. arrived here on Saturday.
ard Is az the II james Hotel. His object Is 20 make
arrangements ior recruiting tie New. York regiments
o. his corps 10 their fu complement They ara nineteen
10 numhsr with battery of artillery and require an
addition II ten thousend men Thee should De recruited
before the ISL Of MsTeb order 10 become recipients OF
the National boulty giving 500 each 20 raw recruit,
anGS lO@ TO veterans. The following hcir titles 'h,
lOth 39th l2d 52d. 51th GOTH Gl cd 6lth, Goth 69h,
I'D. ssth l0oib mt, l25tb 12Gib 1924 and Co & Isl
Regiment Rew-York Artillery. Speedy notice VIII be
given Of tie various recruiting depos.
From The magnificent reputation OF this CORPS, reputeo
% lave taken more prisoners than any Other in tht
Army Of the Potomac, and never 10 have lost single
nag there Is little doubt but HAT its ranks will b'
sweed 10 their e. mer size The lsurels gained by Il
under Sumner were renewed with fresh and VIVID leaves
by It's splendid success at Gettysburg under Hancock
then newly appointed 10 the command who astonishet
his subordinate officers by lis originality his qucknes
Of thought In emergencies and by all qualities ossenta
to a mastery leader. TO his valuable advice Gen
Meade much indebted in the conduct OF the entr
battle.
} most important and especial service viii DO ~
dgned to this corps in the coming campaign. whic
viii further enhance tho eagerness 10 Join it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

~. I1aDn u tIfIffIs 0Hd N6 % foNFH0FsTTi 'ff 'lI
n,srfan q. oiTf c)lanai u ihis Iopo.
tr,r-sY 81 MCuC-N oruH.
Nurn, al oos-,ia.trf Aioi.~nh1uer'a Concert
popu. NV /, BALL--A fcd H. Prose- Concert
P1rA INA ~ Boob yn-foirnliu oin
" al go q TuEATEis-kosrds.e.
" tsrrn 6ARDrS -iirAttot l.t-.r y n.
q, ,,Pic YnxArfr--Ioi~s Of Eilltffoystofc IA co.. '
p.tsuA .--0iauts, DwauI W h4'.ia it-llcNri.
A. AuBrRDHs NrNAsgGfr- 20 l,,ii0 n q hr'laI.
IIu1ofH N4rOs-lII.s.I trfuUH.rrrs.
BuD.rVal AA.IuIurt TAR -h .l.s.f al tc-o-.nan.'s.
IloyFs BlH At tisGu .-iut'r .-Lru. .TfisHt
Uors 1n,rgi itl1o,h at.f,o.cop co.L
rrituLHS rt. sr0seU pioI.
i,tos HlLI-iuir e.. - 'ltr Eflrl Af.oc.linr
C1agsn I,sIITurr- Prof Dof0i'us't lie tuIr.
BnD,ELYs fCADEsI Nis D.cacu.ona Lectlfs
fIt.roN illIL-iloL Browns Lecture.
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Prom California.

SAN IHASCIsCO, FEB. q.
The ahip Cremorne sailed today for Aew.Yolt With
$50 saeEs OF barley, % 90 hides S 90 horns $40 bar.
,e haoors go sacks mustard seed, $40 barrels OILS,
900 boxes copper 6cases rOsn 30 pipes and cases
Sinos. $50 bales wool; al valued al s-1JO0
The business OK the week now ended has been large
An unusual amount Of groceries and provisions hGs been
shipped ~ Oregon and British Columbia
Mass meetings are being heid in the principal towns
OF the oaIo protesting ainst tie repeal u Tie Specific
Contract aCl.
The Supreme Court, in tho TDIshama County con
fesd election case has decided it to be uncOnslta-
L.1lsl .or sliiers % VOC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
HoYr's HEAwA1MA HAIR KssroRATIYE.


Iaer a many Preparations IN the make, advertised to
or iid 300 gay hair people soeng the sdyertis. ncs
unable TO decide which preferable and using and
sig 10 der the p'lt-d b.usts conclude hat they
AL huIDus That It be known Which IA be relied upon
tie Irislsigned. propretOrs Of
HOTTs liIAwATnA HAN RHsrorArIyp
propose That vol known persons be agreed upon dis
interested nod OF unq1sstionei int y d,s,nae one person
Who's ar Ia become gay 10 the proprietor of each Yrrpa.
ton Go restore H. each proprietor to nothing bat bs own
PREPARATION aud the to nothing else while the
making; the certificate ~ the result 10 b9 Published In Al
principal papc OF the country a. the etPene 0f the
Cess.gi competitors.
JosEPu Iiorr S Co.. 10. 10 Unigers'y .p,c., X. v.
Pspers containing HOys Hswaha bdyeftiscrpent please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
WELSH CITIZENS op Ngw.YoRK.-Wel.h cit

WELSH CITIZENS or Ngw- YoRR.-Welsh cit
liens and their descendants no reside in this city and
ncighborhood invited to attend meeting this
ing In the lecture room Of tho welsh Presbyterian
Church, Thirteen, street between Second and Third
avenues to complete the organization Of the Welsh de-
parimeni 81 tho Metropolitan Fair IN aid Of the SAM
thry Commission. Oar CambriaH friends lie Al classes
Of reared under the shadow Of the mountains have
always been distinguished for their love Of freedom and
they have determined TO leave hearth unyisite1 and
no iudi'tu, unrked Tor contributions 70 this humane
and noble enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Trorn the Department. Of the Ohio C cn
EOsicr Relieved.

LOUISVILLE Feb. 2 1904
Cen Schofeld has assumed command of the
Dspar; ment Of the Ohio vice Foster, relieved
Cen Bcyle's resi- ynatiOn has been accepted and he
Sas resumed the practice Of law in this city.
Gen Hobson has been temporarily put in command
Of the forces ia Kentucky. Gen. Ammon having been
9l.ed oa the court martial at Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
HAVE You A CocQE'-Use DR.. D. JAyNBs

HAVE You A COCGE7-Use DR.. ID. JAYHB't
Erpsciosn. u tmay ave you from Consumption
Wi, csrsiny the mos. nvcte,ste Coughs snd Cold,
Hsys you Dronn'tisi
Thon tYy JAgsEs Expec'oTsnt ItWil subiu, the nasn
nation reisy, The g. pan aa! di NY u ts-al5. ei
! produce speedy cure.
! Have yon kG'hna'
JAYsss Expector,nt will oyrcom, The spa Wv coatTsc
erection Of The wind tribe, V,sIe and cllS ' ton
Of The which closs them
Have you Plelrsy'
by taking three brge dose, Of JAysss Fxpe1,rlnt
in quick succession and covering upw,rmy IN bsi tie d.,
el'e will be- subdDei a. the cp.se-
Have you Consuiipiionl
JANIS EspeooFant VIII give yea inmeii1's Isiei. Il
c'rsc tie lung. from ell irritating maiier while Il hei and
in isoratc tm. Thousands who have been given ~ b.
q r physca have been restored b. health by ts
looping Cough Group and all diseases u the lungs or
breast eec'uily and speedily cured by JhYSEs ESpeo
.ern' IL l. remedy For thirty years Ea beeD be
fore tie public the deusni FOR constantly increasn' snd
tho evidence Of It's ge curaye pow occnusng n OK
hand. Why not give IL trial.
d.. JAgsRs Ssnetivc Pills Purgar7e Laxative, OF
Aperon and will be found trial. prompt efe and edecua
All Dr. ID. JATSR6 sons FAMILY MEDfcISEs sDid in !
Few Yor by Kitchen Tyler Co.. No. ll Ch,mberss- and
no. Hudson st., and by Druggist. generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

HELP THR FRggDMEy.--Friends' Association
for the relief Of trsedmcn will hold meeting of Friends
Meeting House, on Rutherford place ond fifteenth
street. Second Day (fonday) evening at "A O'Clock
superintendent Fisher who has had the caro- Of freed
men on the Mississippi River has kindly consented to
be present and will state the Alton of tbs suffering
people in those parts Three Wats children from New.
Orleans, formerly slaves expected to DE there Al
interested In ills onuae are cordially Invited t0aend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

BnowS's BRONCHIAL TRoCHES, for Coughs,
daaco Ia their c,ary. They have been thoroughly teied
AID nsin-n tie good reputation hey have justly arqd
4. Do. a-e mll-lIaa. be sue 70 oblln DE scnuinc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Veterans Rc.cuiistet.

BURLINGTON VT, Feb. = 1861.
The 5th Vermont Veterans, who have been
sone thirty days furlough having re-enlisted.
tsrs BY Gov Smith to-day and presented with
ensv stand Of state color. They leave for the from;
(omOryOy morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
50 FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1865.

Crown BAKERS CsItBg,TgD ELASTIC srIrcH SEvryo
M,cHisKs svnrdcd he highest preuisus al
p.or, At tho State FaiT5 Of NewYors, Vermont Iowa 10
dlan, mciigan, Illinois, Kentucky Pennsyyan, Ohio and
Oregon snd every respectable InIuie end County air
hcdi G1 Sllesroou, No. 4g5 broadway, NesYogk and
No L., Fuliou,i Broo. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Albert Pease, pinanist, will give inst lac:1rc
of Irving Hall. assisted By Ms ]. Ven Zanit Herr
thinner, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Nhw ClRcrS.-Tho Hppothcl,ron in Four.
teenth street opposite tho Academy of Music win open
this evening. The building is large and commodioas
end the company embraces many eminent artists. Full
p,'.icilrs may be found tho regular odYe- cDeat
on Ggolher page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

SUIcIDE.-An unknown man dressed in mill
try uniform LIST evening deliberately jumped into the
river from ono Of the Fulton Ferry boats tie Brook.
Ign side rope thrown 70 him. but he refused to
take it, The boat was detained yo minutes, All search
made. hut he was lost 10 slglt or hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
CITY zyEWS,

OPfcA.-The opera Of Due Fcscari, as
played at tho Academy, afforded particularly good
opportunity Tor the defamation Of Signor Beiuiro.
night honaa viii be played Tomorrow night Fau,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

The latest d.sratche, igom lac Indian Ocean
hrs. r.uo-t. ~ continued drprrdafons Am'r'r DHln
eree y r Rebel pr.tes Es.t ldit produces have. tcf,
for s4yaucei aat hEsr Easr IHpIA or ~ nn" so4
ia q, srt urr pound. Ak Your rDtr nf Mara 30 9th
| ,en4ine. GcAer4, Depot, No l5i IrAie't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE RlOTS.-John II.
HOFFMAN, an oniccriatey attached - ~, Twenty ninth
Precinct died Saturday evening from disease con
tiseied while On duty during the Juy riots. lie was
for many years connected with the department snd
Looked On as faithful Trustworthy officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
WAR RsG y.

OLNSrFfu -l ASDENBiLT--On Thgrsisy. Feb ;. by The
kuy. Copeland lee Joue. - vd b. On.feai - : rth L.,
daughter Of COslsLG. rOi esl, al o. tai, cty. NO
carl.
ROYCE-NITCHELL--At ssg Ilarbor. Ion, lslsne on
Wrdlrsf.v fsb. D. ~ tho TrteLr" Of the BRIDE tucie
~ f. Howell by tt- Rev. John iovery Lieut. Col Gsrl
T. Royco t. Ms. Ilatdot y. MiichoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Euel,ieas Noiirc5.

Tnz Poor LrITLR SUFFERER will be iInmedi-
a',y r.,.sy,l1y u.ni Mas "nrow'' sooTnSo sTnrr
TO, children lerih,g II sot, N the gums, reduces inflammation
cnre wind collie a,y ell pain and y-.he child quir, mlrr
cp rom which sw4tcs iusisorled and rcfe,hcd. rs
,rcr, SAFE N ALL C,sgi asmions # mohca e'tfy
HoTRL ARRlvALS.-A complete List Of Arri
sei. nj the Hotels Up 90 oes M viii DO publ ihed
e,sry morning hi Tnn DAILY Nrvs
ARuIEss SOLDIERS The Bo,GD of SUR
oyos. and tho SrHOrOs hKSFHAL, L. H. a., have given
.,i.i horonry comutudhio to the "PALNvU' Arm, end
n,,, Il. usnufciul The lsyHsros viii dive fuli hi'
for,,.lou fALsEH Legs AGO. OitICEs PMLADELfEiA
NV OHx BosIOA. Addrrss u. FRANK. fALygR,
SuIgeon.Auii.
,TcHpLOR's HAIR DYR.-iho best in the
world Perfect natural reliable, harmless ord instantaneous
,n ,l,e, The genuine 10 signed VILLAS A. BAI1hkiae
soiJ h, al Druggists. Factory No. III Dsrcliy.st.
UElvERsAL CLOTHES WRRGgR,
With Cog NLecl., warranted.
% li8 Old In 1855. Send for descriptive circular 60
H. Y. BRossISa. No 5il Broadway.
The celebrated CRAIG MICROSCOPE is mailed,
prepd for 81 as with six beautiful Mounted Objects 30;
Will "a Objects Is, By HKsHr tsAIG No. %5 Etosdwpy,
II 0D,s. Now York Llbetl iscoun. " dcs.ogs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

LECT5HSS. we are requested TO say that O
fresh suppy tickets for Prof Doremuss eciurs have
been left ut the bookstores. the dst having oh been
exhausted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

BROOKLYN City MORrALITY.-1be total
number OF deaths In THIS city last week 1874 OF
tses Of the United States e5i Ireland 49, Germany .;
fngpod. 10; Scotland. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
HWOm NxW.N TL'BANs'

The -secessiouistA Ia" ~-ho1hl'
ists Taking tho Presidcs, =" "mne'''
Oath-Inion Men in EarneN -e'y'e o.
Cnmpai gn--C a sdihmies for s;os,e'""f-
An Election Wond-bil.-Ns War News
a Mexican Epyoy-Cisius for SJ.ooS
stand Of AFms-Iho sub Treasury
Again Dpeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
4 RADICAL CURB FOR HRRsIA OR RUPTURE
WHITES ParysT Liver TRUss

u 30 CONTRACTED tlls dangerous dssHee
pressure made the back spermain coidact l.
inwaf and upward light clean. and easy The power be
til strong wcak at pleasure, required IL differs
TREY H. Urn ipc AL Iruses and usi8 %
sad Simply hold and niure. Pamphlets Tree sold only
b. GREGORY Co.. No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

ARRIVAL or Az ISDrAE WARRiOg.-The
Distinguished Indian warrior Ifntab,, Chief 81 ,he
NJ bges Walip Tfutos. Ap'chcs. aud Clmlravas
arrived IN town on Saturday night accompanied by
Capt. John Moss frun Caliiornn, and pat up At tho
Metropolitan Hotel Iatnbi g. uboa' hy years Of age
six feet two Inches In hight AID a splendid specimen
~ D yfcal development lie commands OOO warriors
vhp I've mostly ga Arizona Territory. Irataba to use
hls own expression. hus come North"to see where 50
maly rale faces conc from" lie vill visit Boston
~ ladelg,ia Baltimore and Washington prior to going
Wet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
For Coughs, Colds, ANA Consumption.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAI.sAM lathe moe
hryapproyei medicine discovered IT STOOD rHs
Dist or Al, rgr TSg having had unprecedented sale
sfSzaELY FORTY YsAl II Ia recommended by our bsss
eHYslcIaNs cur eminent CITIZENS tho PRsss the
I.pR in face by an who NOV IT, For cert'eses, whch
can b. gvca any -srn wrappers to each bottle
TAa Prorretors chetriy refund the rooney not en-
,ir.y tory Pdce ~ cents and 81 the Large bottles
ma ~ TIE clespe,t BIZ c,RKFUL TO Gsr ras asSuiSA
which /, 'reraed oay by REED CUlLERi Co., WholesAs
prlsr, Bo,.oa Sollin NtwloIk b. Dealers generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Prof ALEX. C.. BARRY's TRrcoPHERoUs OR Nh

y
CosPoUyD preserving. restoring and besuyiny
tn" hair; oIadictiIg ,cuTf and dsnd peyents sinrs
and gray hi- curing diseases Of the n glands and muscles
ouch rhcuu p!mple- cLi3lans &c chaps rheuiast
sn swelng throat So sud giving insin. refef in
Of bruises, spr,u,. burns. scsds, &C. poe Is
cr'. Sold by s Druggists thou ghout the world fgiuipa
ofnra No, ga pearl~t New YORK.
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Allhtarn Nctires.


New-Iork County Volunteer Committee
Oeeo New buildings Chsnberss and broadway ."
Joining New Cont house (ensrauce on Broadway
$4,000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
~ The following the pecunsy inducements ~
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down..
STATE BOUNTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~,
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new recru'''''''
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sddaion''' 's'''A' ,oo ~.
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Ar,,ie,op, % be made per.On,y at the Office OF tho Coo"
mtcs. ,,,v u,,,Sr,frp M.vo,
MATTHEW q. BRENNAN, Comptral''f
oRIsON 81 UNIT. supervisor,
FLJAH r. PURDY, Supervisor
WILL. M r. STEWART, SUPERVISE
WILL, AM H. TWEED, SUPERVISE.
County Committee
GEORGE oPDyKE, Auxiliary MsuSss.
ORlS0N BLUNT. chxausA
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P.ten,,, Patents. Pa,ssts.

Nes,rs MrNN Co, publishers Of ." TIE SCIENTIFIC
AsfFfICAN coufi-ue ID act Attorneys for securing re-
,.ut. fr new Inventions his and al foreign countes
N.ssrs Nj Nh q 90. Save bsd seventeen years expert
ece scng pieus, and have acted as attorneys Tor more
than - OtO inventor.
pannress containing nc Psen Laws aud otls important
Inflammation for irSontors furnished nee, appEcato
Consulate all advise tree. Address MUM Co.,
u Park cow y " or COZ. and 1l-lts Washington D. o.
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PoLlTICAL PRISONERS IN Fort LAFAYETTE
The Military Commission which has for some week, past
been sitting "a. Fort Layeitcc for the purpose OF cI
aiming into the Of prisoners there aid deciding
whether those implicated sal be tried by courtmartia
or civil process, las at last closed it, proceedings
rcpor; has boen made to Gen. DIX by Moor BoIes OF
Ne Commission upon the cases. ninety in number Of ell
prisoners confined in the Font prior to the Is, of febu
arr Neither the nature Of the report. nor tie recon-
rendaton 10 mode Of Trial VIII Of present be made
gbi, 1t being Questionable whether citizens can BE-
tried b. court usrtial IN district MT under martial
law the inference is that Il tril ikss place. Il viii be
bI ..Y.I proccsA
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Our tanks are due to PGrser Philips Of The
Columbia FOR his prompt delivery Of our New-Orl'aas
aud Havana mails.
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UNION CFYTRAL COMMITTEE This Commit

tee. having been regularly and fully organized 70, tho
year leG4. President Darling has announced the Exec