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BARNARD. Suddenly, on the 7th inst, VILLA

BARNARD.-suddeuy, on the 7th inst, WILLIAM
Due notice win be given OF the funeral.
kYl RE1T On tho 1th insi MARY, tho beloved
vile Benjamin o. Everett Ia the 55h year Oh ho age
lle Atyes ana Tien OF the family are cordially n-
Veu TO attend nOm her late ro3i lence NO.
IA y Nnth street tomorrow ('uniIy 9tn ln3t., al =
O'Clock r. NJ. Interment nt Laurel HiL
FAD T. - hs morning sth inI I. at the re dence n
Rili bArph, q er ION u-lHwl, near Aeda, sAkAu
FAkb ELL, In tie d year her age
lur uUli e VIII be gls en- Of t.e iu,rral
H,Rr-A the rec d,ncs Of B r. sawyer. Esq ,
New h, BYRON hAkI n. D., late Surgeon u II -
Fri eraI ser tees vii, take psc, at the residence
fat e'-in law levine. No l2f Coates sr'et on Sln-
dock A. NJ, prev Gus the em ans
ta,tsv ne Pa The relatives and friends OF The "a ay
are rcsp' cifuiy invited
RUsB-, ths nf ern or Of tie 7sh instant, JOIN II.
| Il iIlB 30 The 32d ye4Tufhs age.
The relative a d nj family r-sHee'fly
lnyifer auCur his fuEera GOm his It- reaiien1e No.
G2N Te IN o. MJrda, aEo thu Utl los ant,
Ht oc ok. fneInl 10 proceed TO The W)odand Cs -
| ury.
| sHARP.--on the 9th inst, ANTHONY II. SHARP,
| n. ID.
bers o. the Homeopathic Medical Faculty, respect
fully Invited attend his funeral, the residence Of
bis brother Georve sharp No, l6JU Vine rect on Tues
| day afternoon. att O'Clock.
| TIBBEN.-on the 5th inst, Mrs. ANN TIBBEN, in
Her relatives and friends ore respectfully invited 10
attend Mr. Nice keelys, Spring street,
| near Ridge road, Roxborough, thls day the Sth OF
October, Bt2 +. D.
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From the "rittsburg Daily Post" OF September o. 1854
'On SrMKE-Tbe Wheeling Inten Rencer' sAys:-
We lear tT m gentleman who arrived yesterday fro
Pleasant county thar Mondt the Burtpn oi Com
strpck wei on Horse Hrck. In that unt, ~hch WI
we'd thousand barrels Of oil per DAY T. ere Is great
exciemen on the Ia vicinity and the OIL fever
IL prevailing to n fearful extent"
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SPLENDID PERIoDIcALs.-We have received
from Mr.'John ]. Kroner. No. 4O3 Chesnut street,
copies of the London Illustrated Ne,OS, Elu,tr rlted
Times, and PUNCH the latest received for which
our thanks are due.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1864.
gnIon state Central Committee Room,
No. llOa CHE9Nur sirect


PmLADELrnA, october G, 1885,
70 THu rBoriE or PENNSYLVANIA Ave have received
lsformaiioo which makes believe that an sttcmpt will
be maze Nav YORK poit ians 10 etuG the boNe.
IN certain localities In this state
Nov 30 osl upon s Union men. ana all ohcr persons
who believe In fsE dealing aud honest voting 10 rI,ri
guard dcoet have ed and brought to trial ard
PAM hnsut All who may engage In any such vilanou-
pyectscc-
The mos' certain preventive to frauds Of this Kind To-
have ~ outside tally kept al each election poll.
Lot thts bo done st evory place
SIMON CAMERON
Chairman state Central Com nittcc.
Atiest; A. ". BssKDicr. Secretary
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be- HEADQUARTERS OF THE
REPUBLICAN INYINCIBLES,
NATIONAL HALL, MARKET ST., ABOVE TwELPTHl
PEILADELPnIA, Oct, 8, 1854,

ORDERS No. 5.
l. The Club will assemble at then headquarters this
Saturday evening at O'Clock to unito in the grand
Lincoln and johnson demonstration.
H. Members OF the Club having lamps In their pos
session will return them 10 these Head dquarters this
Saturday evening.
III, The Marshas Aids will report to these Head.
quarters, mounted, ......
~. The "ARTIsT,' SKETCH CLUB" viii report to
the Chief Marshal at 6H clock p NJ, with their TrGnS
Parency to be assigned position in lIne.
" II is urgently requested that al members will turn
out for parade this ey enng AL having the success OF
the heat earnestly invited to join the Club
on this occasion
Equipments be had at the Hau during the day and
Evening
By order Of CHARLES W. SMITH,
Chief Marshal
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NYFRs-JOHFSON.-O the 26th ult, by the Rev. J
II. Kennard, MIR. MILAN MYERS to Miss MARY
On, both OF this city.
MITChELIs-wIRH.-A Trinity (Episoopan Church,
In ElktOn, Md, the ith list, By the Rev Il. Lloyd
Goldsb rough, Rev. L. II. Is. 4 HE'LL, Rector OF the
Church and Mrs. MARGARET WIRr, OF ElktOa.
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WHAT rIIE PRESS SAYS.


From tho innu nerabe, and wo must say kindly
OPINIONS give by the Press throughput the GOunry IN
plcture we extract tho following "a an
evidurce oft meIt:-
York Central Psrk. Is said 10 be nearly completed Thou
sands OF De ue waiting anxOusly TO It, AS II b
PFC Oh 10 magnificent Uiece OF art Time nlent, and
money having been freely ayshrd u on 1t TO d. jutno 20
the great sub ect II iusuates- Statesman HetS FOrA
pApTtL's CENTRAL PARK The prcprietOrs Of MArtelS
Gre At picture the York Central Park that
'h. work TRpiuv approaching completion. IL IL OK
D, the picture will create quite sensation, as
much va u ,bIe tms u immense Of money have
be udtd oil H. and IS the subject is Que OF national
ss ell a. local intres. Mes-rs Srwell Harris q CO..
TO B-OAnwaS New YORK, arc the publi5herS.- The
Critic H61o York.
ANOTHER SEEsAuoS.-Ail New York ia Just now on
tip toe to get sight at "MarJes Great Picture OF the
Central Park which has been so 10 In prdpart ion II
Is prrmised soon, rnd wiI m Doubt be grand ahar'
and one Of unis ecsal rnteI st-BOSion POH
picture Of the Central rArk, by Martel s soon to be
reproduced cnTOHO hOpiAph, tLree and half by our
Afternoon when the b'nd IL playing. tho soolOy al
gr unrs CROW ded by visitors, the Ia envened with
and The rhoe srone presrn cd under the most at
trRce aspects II IL ted that the picture will sell
LARGELY In Eng and well in this oounlry-EvenIH9
Post, N. L.
We csnrot do otherwise than rotor incidentally TO
MsTiPa Great cture Of che ContrA ark. which will
be ssuGd BY the 2uushe s. Messrs Stwel Harris &Co
at No. 10 pAdwbN, II viii probably be OF the gret
~ u day, and will have large sAe.Norh
An,e, iean, Philadelphia.
There Il no that the forthcoming Msrtes picture
OF The cent al Park which is 70 be pa 'lsn6d ny Mes rs
StYr Harris Co., No 10 Broad way, viii bS one OF the
popular works " art or tho une-BSeni2 ~ EEP 1,
Rew Pork.
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EH FOR SALE.-FIRST CLASS A No.
-APaim Of 9Ca acres, near Downlngtown, Chester
county. Excellent improvements. sc. Price Sll,5cO.
This extraordinary opportunity to get good farm.
GEORGE @. MILLER,
No l5i n. SIXTH street
Neat new dwelling No. 1A5 Mervine street. lot 10 By sO
Price $500 Gear. Now empty.
Great Sacrifice. Excellent yelling, No. 9i9 N. Front
street Lot 70 IS. Price 5000.
Excellent Bakery No $40 Lawrence street. and No. sS5
Orchard sutet, in the rear. Price $500 clear.
Nearly new soven. roomed Dwelling No. sl6 Tasker
strest. Lot tlGByiO. Price 5000 clear.
srx-roomod Dwelling, No. 7lg Jefferson suest. Price
SI7OO clear.
EoSt exec lent Dwelling, Marsh all street. above Parrish
Price 100, Eight
Nta siX-ro. med dwelling, No 205 Winter street. Lot
II by IS feet. Price 800.
Neat seyen.room,d DIV Hing, No. 1919 Wood street
Lot II ~ 90 ieet. Price bl7OO.
Neat six 70, med DneIng No. 833 n. Sixteenth Ireot
Lot 10 by 90 et Price $3.50.
Three very neat nearly Dive llngs, north side o
Brands Inc street, west Of Twenteth Price $1,000 each
Be des millions dollars worth of other property,
listing o ntstclass Farms Ono others) Mansions CountJ
Beats, &o all within thirty miles NJ the city.
GEORGE O. MILLER.
Practical Real Estate Operator,
No l5i N. SIXTH strost.
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REAL ESTATE.

- REAL FsTATB l-REAL ESTATE!-
II NEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESrArE.
FOR s,IR, e5noNO0O WORTH.
FOR SALE. $4,000 WORTH
FOR SALE $4,000 WORTH
Every pcron tn quest 'fany description a city property
ttr Tor Investment occupancy shoud not fa u cal
on the al otee uEORgBC MILLER,
Prasuosl Real Estate -rAtor,
N5.l5l ". SIXTH street.
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g. FOR SAIE.-BARGAIN NAGAIN-NEAT
HI DwcnrS, No 1884 Ogden and No. 1855 Myrtle str et
in the rear the lo $3lC0 both Rent
$500 MILLER,
No. 1854 y. SIXTH street,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

sS%@ SPRING GARDEN HALL, THIR-
~ TEERTH and SPRING GARDEN.-Meetipga
ords Day for Worship, in ''The Breaking OF Bread
PTa, ar and PrAte Teaching and AdmOnlshing one
another" AZ lO15 A. NJ. Preaching Of the Word, by
III a i5i ~ a ~ An pBFIE Al ~ p NJ IL
A~15Fs NJ. Z. MARINERS BETHEL,
~ sHIPFEH and PENN Streets Preaching to-
morrow lOI A NJ BY the PASTOR 7h p NJ. BY Rev, NJ.
~ HARMsTEAD, Chaplain U. b. Army. Experience
meeting ~ O'Clock Y. M. ~
R69- MORAVIAN CHAPEL, HALL SIXTH
b-S Btreet and GIRARD Ayenue.-Rey, II 3. HOFF-
MAN To- morrow, ~ p. M. Subject "Dancing' All who
in in ii come An welcome, lts
A~, CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
B&S Rev GEORGE B. CHEEYER, ID. d., OF New
York will preach at CONCERT HALL to- morrow, at
lOA A. M. and IA r. N. Public Invited Seats hee
80 WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
Hss5 COLUMBIA Avenue and bEHEhifENIh ST
Preaching tomorrow afternoon, at ~ O'CLOCK by new
M. y. JONES. An are invited. Sabbath school az
80. UNION NJ 70. CHURCH, FOURTH ST Rect
Egfy below Arch Sab bath Oct 9th, Rev. T. b. NIL.
LER will preach IN the morning at 10Y O'Clock, ana
Rev, Mr. RHODES In the evening aus oel0eh
RlSf- PREACHING OF THE WORD
- CHARLES CAMPBELL, to- morrow evening,
DIN busets. lT'
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O. FOR SALE-NEAT DWELLING, No. 6l5
NJ Iorhiu street, nice street, Eighth Green
Snetts nine hot and cold bath 30 Price s2J0O
MILLER,
No. lH y SIXTH street
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TUST PU B Ii S IL T. d.
~ THE YANKEE CONsCRIPT:

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-16

I ~ A foolish young woman il Psi
myra, n. Y, last week married . young
military officer whose acquaintance she
made by corresponding With him whils
he Was in the army. A day or two altar
the wedding he decampsd with acarliags
and . pair Of horses, but the oficers 81
the law seised him at Cansndaigua,
ironed him, took him 20 prison, and Ia
the imprudent brids IN taals and sossswtsl
lananlaGiou.
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E The steamer Jennie Whipple will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connections at Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
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Market RkPoRTs.-We would direct
the attention Of our business men and the
county merchants to our large and COM
plete market report, occupying over .
column on the fourth page of our paper.
This report is corrected daily, and prices
of articles, as they are quoted, can be re-
lied on as being correct.
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REL1eIoUs NorrcE.-In behalf of the
"Unitarian Association collection will
be taken up next Sunday morning in the
Unitarian Church.
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AUCTION.

Howe 4 Tyler will sell this morning
at 10 o'clock. a number of carpets. ditto
stair carpets, two rich damask curtains,
with cornice all complete; also bedsteads,
stands, glassware. &c, and one large ice
chest, suitable for butcher or grocer
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TwrNE.-Flax and Jute Twine TOR sew
ing and wrapping. in lots to suit, At the
Bag Factory, Main street. St.
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D@- Mrs. Walling, q worthy lady who
escaped from Texas about year since,
will relate her experience in Texas during
three years Of the rebellion, at the Chat.
ham Square Church Monday evening. u
halfpast seven o'clock. Her story viii
be very interesting.
The public are invited to attend. Ad
mission 25 cents.
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E The members of the Keokuk Ty-
biographical Union No. SO, are requested
to meet at the Young America Eogine-
House this evening at 8 O'Clock.
By order of the President.
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PLANT LARGaLY.-We would earnestly
c,ell the attention Of our friends and farm
ers generally, to the probability that
prov. 'sions and produce are destined to
rule h Ugh for at least the coming year.
owing to the scarcity Of farm labor caused
BY the lar gc number belonging to thin
cias. going In to the army. and to the ~
cessity of es,e,.v one planting largely, %
remedy this evil and prevent . scarcity
of provisions. Eve. rything that farme,
can raise will be in g. od demand and vii
bear a high price. 1t will, therefore
stand them in hand 10 cultivate every
foot Of ground possible, an q every maj
who can command petch OF ground, =
it is no larger than > bed-qui, 9, shouit
plant it in vegetables.
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BLANK DEEDS, in any quantity, can Be
had at the Gate City Office.
H Lowry has received Harper's
Monthly Magazine for May good num-
ber-call and get one.
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~
JUDaE MrLLER's DrssEN. mo orisioN
We call attention to the very so'e
opinion delivered by Judge Miller, VI 'ns
United States Supreme Court, in the csse
involving the question of the liability !"
the City Of Dubuque on ber railroad
bonds. Justice Miller, stood alone the
entire array Of the Bench deciding against
the city; but his opinion is supported by
very cogent logic, and certainly seems al
most impreguable on general principles.
The subject is one Of peculiar interest
to the people Of our own city and eoun-
ty, and We doubt not will present sufi-
cient attraction to all our readers to Sc
cure the careful perusal of the opinion
published on the inside Of our paner this
morning.
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/ IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
April, lset- =
must say, "ApsrRsEaEp"
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An o<3nancs u rs1atioa 10 the cleaning OF sal<y,
OsAsiasd ~ ~ csss csssel u tn csss n 1s>
- That whenevss Any dir 9th ef any kiad acrs
.ensee =, % terosn e1ua any puvsd AeAaunissd
allsy within te aits a the Ctr IL shall H. fhe usv y
ne Aarshal on coplafnt beiag made 70 hin 10 nSffy
NJ osnsf. ssrsnnt a. agent u eng iot " part q Ios
eaeaestnx epOn thr eADe 70 have the dirt q NTH re-
nosed ana ths esn, occupant Agenf a~r being %
nenea seu 1.e q neslsrt to the DIRT Air %
y within I've days. shall BE- iiale npe Of
nct ie@ tkaA Ass q pe thsn sussey dnr. ~. n ~
q renovtng tAs same. which may Aoss by shs
Streef Supervisor. - -
Paased April lssh, fsoA J. u HIATT N.va~
tAsJ - o AkAAiAh, G@k apsledIt
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NOTICE OF COpARTNERsHTh.

nsss thh day admitted to = infssste = ~ -.
syis q The arn viii b. WILKINSON. BAnTIETf i N
Ine Dsug ousdnees. Wholesale and Retal viu - 80.
a:ssS sss9ssns , Ns - AaAa street Al wtLkINS0N.
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POLICE CoURr-There was one case
before his Honor yesterday, the 6rst fol
several days. james Tu.e was arrested
and 6ned $3 and cost for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace. which amount was
handed over in good erder, and James
suffered to depart rejoicing at his good
luck in getting off "dog cheap"
ET The travel at this time is immense
our hotels are daily crowded with tnve-
lers, and it is with difficulty that they
.s0 accommodate their numerous patrons
p.,. 'ns from the west, going east, have
fonna ., II that they can save time and
- king the oars at Keokuk and
going directly ~ :. ev'us
by way of Chicago. s- y
do by going this route.
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The ladies made - ! vssy plsaaeat
party, indeed, on the oeeaaioa, much $.
eesding oar astieipatioss, ard Ne hops
that in return they Realised 81 tAsir ~.
Sensible exps sctstioas Of prelit from IL
entestainment.
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No mans name h Intimately connected With the
history cf the AateriA Meea Of the United statss
moro nvor.bly known pioneer i'm medical discovery
than that Of
Dr. J0hn Evil, ~ LsulsviiDS, ~.
His ninitabIe preparation Of SarsaparilA has lons
sood n the head Of the various conpoans d that yau
able drug.
Hi Compound Of Wild Cherry hau become hcuseAold
word throughout the Mess and Scnth
His Worm Lozengcs In less than year afyer their In
trodsction attained reputation . widespsvsd = te
continest Of North America
Bat the crowning glory Of his Life rean 70 BE- ~
tained In his latest discovery rather cotnns3uu N
he DOES not claim 20 have been the disrovsrsrlof
. - ID H q NJ.
Which h the basis Of the ttsrs or I'd 10 the pu
hc That honor belongs the inahtsnts Of trn-
trsl America whom virtues have been Known -
.sore than twc handr-d years. Arned with the n
dian bds defiance to tins dsadly mAlara s,d ha1
dies without fear the venomous serpedts II l.
belief With them that while there breath Il the lay
the Ccdfon potant 70 cure, whAtthe dissac
may be-
While Dr. Bail s not prepared endorse sis extrsvs
CANT prctenHon he il nevertheless satisfied ou thor.
ough oxAmnation of the evidence relating tos ytueu
that remedy and preventive Tor all dsesss sfisnr
fon exposure either 10 changes weather md cl.ts
u 10 the miasunattc innnsDcss, IL stands
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NOTICE.-Hsving disposed q nv
~ stock q Iron, Ae, 70 nsu,. irovI N ~
80 oosa.!iy rseomnssd then 70 NJ timer eosro.e
II = Wallace bs 5pund s9 thsir o1r~ IN mi
2 re collection of all outstanding arounts Per
- kncstAg thseAaeivcs inde1&sd % ~el viiI rss~.
make e:riy sstfiement cf the same
sored4w1n rl-r >vc-
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tCOV6RESSIOyAL.

In Ihs S1Ai!s, yesterday, Senate bill providing for
the appointment Of an agent Of the P. o. Department
for she TraDs-N ss.ssipP, was passed Also, Heuss
bill suthOrErs tie appointment Of Mississippi
Agent Of she Treasury Department. Both Of these
ncasu e5 were recommended By the President in his
message 20 Congress Resolutions were introduced sp-
pr5Vng ths AetiOa Of the authorities towards Beast
Butler eS which We;o transferred to the secret cal
endH. Tse bill to amend tho "IHpressnsn. Act was
L en taken Up and discussed at length, bu. was
finally postponed until 80 day. The Sna:e went into
fecrs, tessOn TO eOn.iiCr the financial bill sonmani-
eassd from the House
h the House ne bill OF Mr. Clapp of Mss, to create
an asylum for WSundei and disabled of1Ssrs prvatrs
aud sesnsl, % b, called "Tle Veteran sclIisrs
Nome passed. Is provisions given under the
head Of the proceedings Of the House.
Several resolutions and bills we're introduced, the
moss important OF which was bill for the Fp ,sdy and
"a cOa Punishment Of oissr5 and privates WHO VIC
ats the p-oVsioss Of the &C. regulating impres
The House then went into secret session on the qRss-
tion o. the Currency
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IRON

The Yankees have gone inso winter quarters at Chat
Ia Ooga The Atlanta Confederaey has Information
through the hoes Iba the surrounding country ia ca
trey stripped Of everything upon which man or beast
can subsss, bus the YSnkses have abundant supplies
which tssy bring up the Tennessee In steamboats,
They boast OF their intention to make a movement on
Atlanta early in she Spring.
From Knoxville, tha Register lea'ns that the SOndi
tOn Of she city Is gloomy in the extreme. All tie IN
eng a1d many OF the shade have been destroyed
for fuel While bSsieged there they destroyed about
100 houses on the NOrth-side Of the ely.
TIE citizens Srs'sutetng for food and many families
a,e depend, n. on the ratOns dOedOut By he Yankee
Thus far they rsgue permission to to The South
but encourage emigration to the North.
BoOSnloW has returned and is preparing to resume the
publication Of bis sousrl0us sheet.
Foers are four corps in Ihe city, and about oOO
On ihis side Of she Tennis In December GraAt
TO ha mont to direct The movement in opposition to
Gsn. LOngssree.. Tler programme FOR sac spiug Ap-
P,ars 70 be 20 hurl immense column into ,rgi1,
ali a. other from Els. Tennessee into Virginia
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THR aECRRT SESsnRNE.

L Is no secret that the H1u.e Of Il presOrtAtives
p'Sed financial bin Saturday h secret ressiOa and
that the SeSAte tli with closed Doors completed its
htOrs the same day uoOn the military b'Il" which has
bcen undsr consideration Tor come tns The two
Hoses have thus changed subjects and each viii now
proceed 70 reVss the action OF the other upOa the most
Important Of the session The Iesul Of this
sedOn are unknown Ouside Of tie halls Of Congress,
eIsspi, Perehaace to favored feE, who will keep tie
FsvsaIiOusa poOUnd secret until the iDuret on Of Sc
srSsJ is removed We presume the HOUSE has not yet
disposed Of the tax bill which aso pending in secret
srssiOn-
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IICEANGE o. PENSIONERS.

Beast Butler has recently been TO Washington, and
held consultation With the authorities on the subject
Of the exchange Of prisoners He has surned to his
post at FORTRESS Monroe clothed With p,snary powers
CVr all questions efecting tie exchange Of our men,
who are prisoners in the hands Of the Yankees.
Determined as the enemy are 10 interpOse the OBJ
nc HlOus Bsss; in the way of solution Of this vs1sd
question it IS reduced question Of endurance,
each aide hoping tho o.her will back down. Whatever
may have been the oourse q cur government hereto.
fore n retaliation matters I. is appAudsi and sustained
By the county in adherng lis proclamation outlaw
iag Butler
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I'll K CIT Y.

TRIAL OF FoRDE-The u'al of r. e. Forde Of Ken
lucky, charged with the murder of r. E. Dixon o Ga,
was ret for sterday in Judge Lyons Court. The
cused represented by able counsel, including Hons
W. T. S.mms and H. q. Burnett, the Senators from Ken
lucky, and Major Allen B. M4gruder. Ia consequence
of the absence OF wituess named Clark who daily
expected to return from blockade running expedition
to Baltimore, the counsel for Forde moved postpone
the trial for ten days. which motion override
by the Court A jury will accordingly be cmpanneed
an the tiAl be proceeded with to day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
IRON DAYIILLB.

In pursuance Of liz acceptance OF invitation from
the City Council of DAnVils Tx Gov. Lstsher visited
that town Friday, and addressed the people on the
oOndt 90 Ofthe country very large number Of both
xes gave tuiienee to his s1eelenoy, and We learn
that is speech we'll received and produced salu
tuy tRet On the same day the ptOsls Of Danville
conphnsntsd him with public dinner.
Gov. Lstoher returned - Richmond yesterday, and
We lean will depsr, fer Rcekbriegs some line the PEE
sent week
The small pOx psevAlB TO considerable extent st
ME
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
IRON NRWBPRK

TIE latest direct ness hon NsWbsrn North Carolina
b TO hs s.husL The troops there at this time, are
represented BY the KnsOn correspondent of the Ra-
high Journal to number about 5000, Of whom 1000
are black, mostly inanty aud artillery, not than
500 cavalry, and about 400 maFirSs. Not exceeding
5000 are &c FOR duty.
The Small POI is rsging among soldiers and citizens.
A regiment Of negro cavalry is being OrsniEsd, 10
b. called the "B'aek Horse Mounted Men,"
Thsre Is a small regiment Of deserters made up from
the 22d n o. troop, who do the picket and sBOutrg
dl;y along our lioes.
The correspondent says from all accounts the Yam
KEGS are binding troops alOrE The coast Of the State.