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JmDorteure &c.
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@erfdufe rerFdern wOuen itnbeu prrmpte Mbnahm BET
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tteen freunesn unb Rdufern i'm Alseuenen ee Npietse
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Sas fcinfte rnS OpenSetfte NrmcDtsEontcs SSitters
nnicrer Seit
Die 6pni9blume ('The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VITE.

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ten cpuar'lttbpgr1ph' VI eb1ngei4tleer gratis.
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9ualitGt unp ;u iCliren Yretien.
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Personal Intelligence.

Brgadior General Saxton on New Years Day pre-.
sented with handsome sword by the negro troops o. the
Defartnent OF the south testimonial Of the graft
udc freedmen for his sacrifices and abors TO pro-
cure their liberty protection and elevation"
Americans registered at the American banking houses
ia Paris for the week ending December 25br and Mrs.
J. +. Butterworth Mrs and MICS Riggs, T.. NJ Greeny,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Fowler, NJ. ~. Sands, z. j. Sands, H.
NJ Hasted II. n. Hoe aud family, A. o. Van Lenncb,
Goodwin Watson, s. Il. Brun6age, Jr. aud family, Levi
Taylor Henry j. Rowlabd, from New York Francis Budd.
Philadelphia r. v Goodrich, Augustus de Peystcr Ed
ward II. Peters. c. II. Blanchard, q. Preston, Frank
r. spauding Boston Mrs j. A. Davis, Brooklyn; Miss T.
I. Wright, lowell Mass: James NJ scoyel Camden, ~
Or. JOS r. Potter wife and son, Cincinnati
The King Of Prussia has been suffering for some days
from rheumatism which kept him from hunting and
ipterfered with his transaction OF business
letter frem Rome OF the 10th Of December, says the
Pope Is in excellent health and In hs usual high spirits
His happy temperament knows no depression, and. as
you wil have seen from his answer 10 the Imperial
lFrcpc HI invitation, he looks forward with chdlko sim
piicity the restoration OF his goods and chsttels
Earl Russell has been elected Lord Rector Of Aberdeen
University by large majority.
The statement that Cardinal Wsemau about to ro
sign on account Of III health is without foundation.
The Duke Of Brunswick dissatisfied with tho iDsecu
ry OF chattel property Paris aud means 70 transfer
bis household goods TO Holland
Capten Hneh Dunlop, n ~ c. b., late senior officer and
commodore ia the West Indies has been appointed 70
succeed sir Frederick Ncolson now rear ad1ra 10 the
command at wooiwch, England.
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ball sor poi.io.i purposs. and regard as ala

hall for political purposea. and regard a "a Ala,
TO the minority OF THIS House
M sohEscE moved that the proposition be rejected
Ine SPEAKER decided that it not before the Houae
a.eruine 70 the rules, the gentleman from Indiana
having ALREADY olered adothsf resolution which was o.
jected TO-
rW GENERAL oFIIoRRs not IN ACTIVE SERVICE
MI HoInAS, (opp) Of Iud offered al preamble setting
forth that
Whereas. large number OF army officers, including
major and brgadier generals have BEEN relieved OF active
service while receiving full pay aud Whereas was just
that the number such onoers should DO mited there
toro
Resolved That The policy of retaining 10 the pay Of the
government officers with underlined leave from active SER
vice, and who are not placed the retired list ought 10
be discontinued, and that the Committee OF Military
Affairs be instructed 10 take into consideration the pro-
viding OF remedy
The resolution adopted.
The House adjourned.
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interesting from Fortress Monroe.
A UNION SOLDIER HUNG BY ORDER OF THE REBHL
GENERAL PIcKET-rHE BARK 3. A. Co0HRANR IN
DIerREss, ETC.
FoRrRxss MoNRoE, Jan. IS. 1884.
detachment Of the Eleventh. Pennsylvania cavalry
turned yesterday from raid through Eastern North
Carolina
They report that they found the body OF soldier
Ranging OF Smith Mills the 14th inst with tho follow
Ing words placarded upon it,
Hsro hangs Private Samuel Jones, of the Fifth Ohio
regiment, hung by order OF Major General Picket 10
tlatioa for Private David Bright Of tho Sixty second
Georgia regiment, hung December 49, by order Of Brgo
der General Wild.
Tho barR f. A. Cochranc. from Giadaloupc, bound to
Portland arrived here IN distress. Captain Pcndeton
ond all his sick. The died the passage.
One died this morning.
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General GRANTS Work.

Fro tho Cincinnati Commercial, jan. IL.
csi,aaoo@. dcsp"fcG ~ vosterday n was that a. The
Of this week tho would through to Chata
noogs. Only those thoroughly informed OF tho vast
amount of labor required to get the road in order will
appreciate tho victory that has been by soldiers
ployed in building the bridge over the 1enne river
and Falling Waters be used TO nut tho road in perfect
order from Nashville TO Bridgeport. This road has
tofore been in Il wretchcd Condition.
The track has been constantly giving way, and the
trains have boen badly damaged by accidents The Ut
most energy should be displayed make this road
FIRST class and equip 40 that not only can our army at
Chattanooga be thoroughly supplied, but and
ammunition. pork. bread, SALT cartridges, cloth
ing-the necessaries OF life Tor great rmy-accumu
should swarm with laborers from eud 10 end,
until this Is accomplished. With a good road, the
furIoughca soldiers be sent b, promptly and the
trains returned ponderous with military ndspensables
10 less important TO Gen Grant than the reorganza
ton and reinforcement OF his army that the railroad
st engh ~ the nation at Chattanooga If cannot send
10 that point that which is needed 10 provide the Tor
the present.. ana give them depot o. supplies for the
future. Indeed there are more men now al the other
Of the railroad than be conveniently cared for
therefore, regard the construction OF the road to
Chattahaoga significant victory Il means mach
in the direction OF overcomi the rebellion MS had
gained another battle in Est Tennessee Northern
Georgia In the meantime, every cAertion being made
increase the acity OF the railroad the auth rites
should watch the Tennessee river wnry and make read
f,r food iD that stree
lhcrc viii be- II are not peculiarly unfortunate. 4
period when boats large and well laden, pass the
shoals II the authorities vlan they viii make the
most Of this nestimable opportunity. They mny, by
using large feet of transports, conveying them
to make voyage safe, place, at dash supplies at
chattanooga that viii insure the safety and efficiency OF
cur army beyond all railroad contingencies
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CAPTAN DEGRoor's NEw STEAMSHIP Degroot Is
now building, at Maiden, the Hudson river, large
aud powerful steamship. She Is constructed that sne
can be converted into vessel very short notice
Her decks and frame is arranged that she could carry
heavy battery and her ports will be framed 10 and
planked over and IL she should DO used supboat tho
plankng will only have to be cut and she will thus DO
ready as for as carrying guns Is concerned.
The engines for shs vessel bong built by Messrs
starbuck Brothers. Of Troy the largest engines
ever built 10 that place. It win BE- remembered that the
gunboats Resolute and Reliance were built BY Captain
Degroot Of the breaking cut Of the war
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Fatal Aocom olive Explosion.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Is, 1864
The locomotive attached 10 the Lebanon Brench train
exploded this afternoon mile southeast OF Lebanon
Junction. The boiler was thrown 10 a distance OF
enty five yards, and the blown or tho track
The engineer instantly Allied the fireman fatally in
urcd aud many Of The passengers slightly bruised
hut mono SERIOUSLY
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THlRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


senate.
wAsnISGroS. JAM 49, 1861.
VACCINATION IN TrIs DISTRICT ocLrann.
Mr. HENDERSON, (rep) Of Mo-, introduced resolution
recurring the corporations OF Georgetown and Washington
to establish general system Of vaccination. Adopted
TIE PROMOTION or ESIIs1ssSrs
Mr. WILSON, (rcr) of Mass, reported Lack the bill TO
promote enlistments and tor other purposes.
A BUREAU OF KMANcIPsToS.
Mr. HOWE, (rep) OF Wis, introduced bill TO establish
Of Emancipation. Referred TO the select Com
THE Apo,isHxFSr OF COLOR QUALIFICATIONS.
Mr. SUMNER, (rep OF Mass, introduced resolution to
abolish the color qualification In carrying the mails
1By NAVAL OFFICERS
Mr.. RAMSAY, (rep) Of Mimi, offered a resolution re-
ques,inv the Secretary Of the Navy TO communicate 10
the grades Of officers in the nasy. Adopted.
CANAL tEotsp NIAGARA FALL.
Mr. CHASprxR frep Of Mich presented petitions pray.
ing for the construction Of ship canal around Niagara
ANp SOLDIERS.
The Joint resolutions Of thanks to Major Cersra's
Hooker, Meade and Howard and the officers and cf
the Army OF the Potomac, were adopted.
The resolutions Of tharks to Major Generals Burrside
aad Banks and the officers and men under their
mands were also adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. ySER, (rep) or Macs, the resou
ton in relation 10 the prescribed oath 10 be taken by sem
made the special order for to morrow at half
Mr. BsyAnp. gopp Of Del gave no.icc tina. after an
expression OF hts views upon the subject tomorrow hc
should take further part the debate should he
vote upon the resolution believing INDIGENOUS In him
to vote upon any upon which bis future action
might depend.
the oAsR OF SENATOR DAVIS.
on motion Of Mr SHERMAN, (repb Of Ohio, the res ou
,ion 10 expel Mr. Davis was referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
The bin OF Mr. pomeroy Of Kansas, TO Incorporate tho
North American Land and Emigration Company, was
ferred TO the Committee on Agriculture
Il is designed encourage and promote the sale and
settlement OF unoccpicd lands In the United States and
the development Of tho mineral and agricultural re-
sources Ii is TO DO located In Washington, with an Of
fee In New York, under the management OF Thomas
Carney John Butteraed, Charles Gould, Iuccn Birds.
eye frederick Kuhne, Thomas Mason. Robert Hascy,
William Pearsal, Roratio Bigelow, Elisha T. LAYING and
their associates The capital stock Is one million OF dol
lars with privilege Of increase 10 five millions OF
dollars, divided into shares Of one hundred dollars each
Tho directors shall consist Of not less than seven nor
more than sixteen members. u 10 empowered 70 ouy
lands erect buildings make contracts for the ranspors
ton OF emigrants, &c.
FINAL ACTION on The ENROLMENT BILL.
The bill for enrolling and calling ous the national
forces was then taken up.
Mr.. ANTHONY, (rep.) Ok r. L., offered notifications 10
batants Rejected
Sr. HowARp, (rep) Of kchssa, offered an amend.
ment defining thai the killing OF IL ofacsr who Is ere.
cutting the draft shall be classed a. murder under the
United states laws. Adopted,
Several verbal smspdheEs were then adopted
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rour, Cnlcudar-Tn,s Dav.

scrRKnx Cousr-srsuAr Txsx--Nce 1911, l62 1893, 1si,
PART l.-oyer and Terminer. Part Mos. TOT, lo7s,
e5I, $40, 1852, $50, Sal, 1e4, $50. 1890
supKRioa CoURr Part i-Nos s1ss, l241, 31soH
1906 3iDe $751; 32Se 32A 324s s245 s247 324e, 325l
32s3 Part 2-Nos 1868, 1852, 3i60, 2es. 3lo2, 1854
2al0 1892 3lo4, 3196, 31os $780, 32o2, 1904, s2oo:
COMMON PIEAs--TRiAL TEkSL-Pert Mos. 2oe, 299
800, So 2l1 14s 246 25e $685. 30e $40, 1855, Ala 22o
3es Part 2Nos o. 302 $685. s01, 315, 162, 400, 1907
2gs. 1914, 4l6, eos, ~, S2S, $40.
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Involving e5O,0OO Worth or ssgars.
COMMON PLxAs--PARr l.
Before judge palv

An action was commenced yesterday By Jose Frss.
chiyras, Of Havana, against David NJ Henriques and
Thomas 7. Ferris 70 test the validity Of assignments
made by them In 1857 OF segaSs bought from fraschsras
involves some sos 600 or $4,000 y &,n not be I'D
cuded for several daya.
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Robbery or a Theatre.

PgiLspeLrnIA Jan. ID, 1869
The New Chestnut street theatre entered by thieves
between saturday night and this morning. They rolled
the safe the parquet and took out Of It about one
thousand dollars, with which they deoamped
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Brownies Metallic Weather Strips enc
and windows They half the fuel stop the fA.
Ting and warranted good for ave Loo
agents wanted every here Address the Paen metal.
lie weather Strip Co.. ~ Broadway Of Bisecker Ct
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Mr.. William Young's Despatch.
ARM oY rHH POTOMAC Jan. Is, 1854.
There nothing 10 report to-day except that the rain
has been very hoavy and the military railroad
are running irregulary.
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Fire In Preston, G. vs..

PREsros. G. w Jan IS
The wooden factory 81 Hunt & Elliott burnt this
morning. Loss 500 COO half insured
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Prfxes Cashed In AR Legalized Lotte-
REG and information given. QALk A0HEA BENJAMIN,
Brokers $40 Chestnus street. Philadelphia.
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St LOUIS correspondence u the Milwaukee, Wisconsin
have been profoundly interested in studying the his
tory OF General Grant while resident OF this city and
county All OF our readers know that the Daily HScof-
sin had few fayoritcs in this One of these s
Gene. al Grant whom II has deserted and VIII m It
sustained with an unfaterng trust wien many others
condemned him This man has rendered such nestini1-
bic services " his country that have been tracing mis-
early and modest history no with an interest havo
rarely felt IN any subject.
SIX years ago, General Grant occupied little farm to
the southwest OF ST Louis whence he In the habit Of
cutting the wood and drawing to Carondeet and sell
ing IN the market there Many OF his wood purchasers
calling 10 mind that they had cord OF wo de-
yered in person by the great General Grant. When be
came into the wood market he usually dressed 10 an
old felt hat, with blouse coat and hrs pants tucked
In the tops Of his boots In truth be bore The appearance
sturdy and honest woodmgn. This was his winters
work In the summer he turned collector OF debts but
for his he was not qualified. lie had noble and truth
fu sou 20 when he was told that the debtor had no
money be believed him, and would not trouble the debtor
again. one OF the leading merchants OF ST. Louis men
toned this circumstance TO From all can earn OF
bis history here he WIS honest. truthful indefatgable-
always at work at something but did not possess the
knacS OF making money. He honorable, for he
always repaid borrowed money. His habits OF life
were hardy inexpensive and simple About his being an
inebrate hnd nothing to confirm H. On a cold day,
WHOM ne brought load OF wood TO the Carondele mar
ket, he would take something 10 keep himself warm
This far as can trace the foundation Of many re
ports OF his lnebrioty.
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Grand Scrsrme ON the Royal HnvAn9
plan Of the Shelby College Lottery OF Kentucky Iafcra
ton Furnished. AAECK co. Brokers % PSne ssEeet
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Prizes .Cashed in All Loyal LcttertSss-s
Prompt aud reliable information givent or sent .
J. Il. CLAYTON CO., 10 Waa street, n. Z.
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Corns. Bunions, Inverted Nails, Ens
IArged Joints and all diseases without pafm
or to the patient. by Dr. ZACHARtE Bur-
geon Chropodist, 7G0 Broadway
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CIV affections An Connecteus.

MIDpIKrovs, Conn, Jan. Is, 1854
Al our city election held hero to-day the Union ticket
headed by Hon. Samuel Learned for Mayor elected
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Chaps, Chares, saalowness, ErURsiEEak
Italian Medicsted SOAP 1853 Broadway
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Grover & Bakers Highest PrcmiuD
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines for sale 03S Dr0Ady6N
near Twenty Also. Machine Sewing 81 6t6rT
description in the best manner.
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Mnrshalps
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
The most popular remedy extant
For Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs. Colds,
Tickling Or Soreness of the Throat
Are very pleasant aud eifectual,
Neatly put up In sliding
Convenient for the pocket
Sod at Is and % cents per box .
BY dealers In medicines generally,
Prepared only By Thos. r. Marshall, Trenton, Nh
New York Agency at Helmbold =.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 6of Broadway.
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Prizes Csshed iA All LeyaAize1 Lottes
ries Inforrnason given. JOSEPH BATE. brvoker'
II Wall street, room No l. NOT Eorh.
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Cristadoro's HAIR Dye PreservativO
and Wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House
The dye applied by skful artists.
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Prixea Cashed tn all LAgahzed Lott
terfes and n6,rmation eiy,p c. WSK6T, Broker,
81 Pine street.. Now York.
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Lyons Periodical Drops-Ths Great rs.
male Reguator-are sold BY oil drugeists Prics u pee
bottle.
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Mauuer,s Direction Labels and Tags
pennIsons Merchandise Tags; Patent Direction LabeleS
Fays Patent Hook Tags: Gum Tickets &c. at VICTOR h
MAUGER'S IFS Chambers street.
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beautiful Com pick On.-L0ird's Bl0onA
OF Youth has achieved celebrity Of having equal fg
the complexion skin A83 BroAdwaV anA
druggists everywhere.
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inspection noticed that large proportion Of The mems
aimed Troches being generally used
by them for colds, ac' "BR0wNs BRONCHIAL
TROOHEsv SHOULD be In every soldiers knspsack W
pocket TO be upen,he nrs appesssacs Of cold ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

Fire and Loss OF Life 1t Camp Butter.
CHICAGO, H., jan. 1s, 1861
Ore at Camp Butter, near spriugneid yesterday do
stroyed all the officers quarters Captain Dimon and
Lieutenant Bennett OF the Thirtyeghth Illinois cavalry,
burned to doath Two other lieutenans were badly
burned in their faces aud hands. large quantity OF
quartcrmss!ers' stores wtre destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

A sevey< Assault. and Their Coloxs
rAHxs-n x NOT ofssn thl, We hear Of more ebiysL
, r:d SS .s y'S On ffS% FANNY IN
PIE ana nat too Sy sSis: ChSlly unscSSo%sS &
M he Assault until hoss cclork 90 iouad IN sveSs
<fse. Sold b. I'll druggists throughout tho cSuhtrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

rrcssrs. simmons, Rogers Co. are
acrount v. 4. SIMMONS 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

E'yom Seas or Elowers, Larger than the
iargeA lilies. gnd white IS sdow ascends on sne
evening cir Of the Topics he rares Psrfume sa .ss
ejrandidofs and IHALON 4 SONS Extract OF Night
Blooming Uereus charged with their peerless aroma, sne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

BateheIor's Hair Dye-The Best IN the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous. The only per-
feet dye. Sold By all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

Langley's Billiard saloon, 100 Fulton
~. Get near the Herald Office Professor BURK hos oony
game Of Pool day and evening Call and sfnuss
Yourselves