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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-15
NSUR ANCE.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance COMPANY.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,

7 NJ
Caplt;li ....... ....-. SiOO.OOO.
ENsCRES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Barnes Hsy Grain and Live Stock therein, against
los and damage BY nre for be term OF i've or seven
years.
DHKcroks-J s Harvey, Frederick Bragg, {. { Otn,
Wu. I Gb~oa indianapolis. John IA. Hutton Richmond.
O,FTcEKSJ =. Harvey, President; Fresisrck Braggs,
Vice President. Fr,dsrek Brsggs, Treasurer; wm. T.
Gibson, Seeretar,
G. a. OEsN, General agent.
eEFEEESeEs-Wm. A. Psslle. IN. Sec state. Centre
VIE Andrew Wallace ESQ, Merchant, Wm H. N0ssiuEer
SAshier 1t NATL hank o. Fletcher. E>q. Aecrhani.
= Neilonsid, Attorney at Lrw JOSIAH Lscke Esq of
L"ese Bro T. J. Peek. Esq, President I. II I. Rail
road '0- indianapolis: John P-ter>ou Esq. STEPHEN
"izgns merchant kci mono. u. T.. Niliiamon. ksQ.,
Attorney al Law, Greenoasti,:G Hill kSQ Tirtsbero:
Harvey u sesu kse. IsETe R-uss. IA q. csver, Ess.,
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with sno half the Weekiy rates added.
Business published IN the local columns OF ten
ines under will be charged for each insertion tl ~
over ten lines. ten cents PER line.
Charges viii be made for inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies sud Associations at the
osmet. 20 be paid in advance.
Military Companirs. Order " Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines - cents for each
Insertion; over eight lines al jbs rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80
Notices Of Festivals PcEfcS snd ExcurO gotten up by
individuals associations, BY churches, Al the regular
prices.
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Special Notices. IL ten lines will b. charged double
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orneys ordering and not deayabe for the legal proceed
lngs but coectabe usual time. Publishers not
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From the Army OF the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or PoTOMAc. Jan. I3 -
Special To the Tribune Nothing OF importance
Is stirring. The North Carolina troops IN the
rebel army have beer sen, back to Orange Court
House. and are no longer allowed To do picket
duty on the X 'pidan
The HeFalds special from the Potomac Army
SAYS:
Everything is very quiet TO day. except the
rumor that the 81 Corps are under marching
orders.
The weather is milder, and tbaw seems ap-
preaching -.
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nor NEv aFTHoD u TREAT
ING Vseer.a. Ussassh. incir iipg So
Syphilis * all iis stage tiororrhCs, Ees..sF v
Geet Structure, Van ;oce. and Hydro kk3@ *
cele, Diseases tbe Kicneys. Bladder, f8% y
&c, with lut rsrcrry' cor, sinBg val 0S -
dsble Treatise "a stvii=-- -l.reso nais- >A =
dy Of youth, Seminal Ncss-ess. Soc SES<A e.
turnal Enissions, SsxLai Debility Ia So y
Potency, d., the sseTet alTmiiies Of
youth srd Lsturity arising froIa the bsreiul hahhs
Of seit-aUuse. 10 which Il added cbserN Nat.ors
Female Diseases snd other Interesting ofthe
most Importance toe married and those contemplating
marriage, who Doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent ens address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents c. four stamps.
We devote sutire time and attention the tres
CT the vaous private diseases treated Of il pri
report. Our Disps the only ns Of ths
kind IN America which his been sD,ishec by specis
charter this fact should give II preference ii.
various quscks of doubtful character be foun IN
arge cities
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INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI
sRnD<&-LA"
r a L L r . "A ID

shortest Route by Thirty ssIie.f
NO CHANGE Of Carr 10 CINCINNATI. byibis ROrTR
Chauge q q ne On ard after Nondsy, April
%, anc until further notice
Three rsinsiesve Indianapolis Daily, Sundays excepted
HIRST TRAIN.-5f0 A II CINCINNATI ExPRFss
arrives az Cincinnati 81 I0.soA NJ, and IeAing;ot
KY, 100 p N and close Connection Cincinnati witt
Little NJ nj, Cincinnati w ZsnesylIie snd Marietts
Railrsds, for ali points in Southern Ohio
Second Train $50 A. A.-Cincinnsti Nail arrives 4.
Cincinnati 42c p NJ Sng close Connections .h Ii,
Little Miami Railroad Tor L0yelsEc Morrow Columbus
Newark. Zanesvis and wheeling
Third frsin-si5 r u, CiDciarsti Express. strives !.
Cincinnati ll.55 2. NJ
Fare ~ any other rozss
Cs Ter yOur tickets sso TIE it---golis Cneun AZ
ksiirosd.
Baggage checked through
w. n. L. NOBLE. csen.rs Ticket A z-at
:. ". EILIOTT General Passenger Ager..
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e. q n FL ID T. Al

Era~- YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
E=IkprX Jured themselves by certain secret
80 H habits which unfit hem for business
Esz& pleasure or the duties Of married life.
also. middle aged d old men - n,
nom the follies youth other causes. feel deh,
n advance oftheir years before placing une,
the treatment Of ony one, should frst read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance by
perusing The Secret Friend
Sent 20 any address, aseaI-t envelope receipt oi
renCents.
DR.. sTUART Co can be consulted on aIIdisesses Of
private confidential natare. from 4. n toePN
(Sundays from 70 II a. NJ y az their once.
Address DR. Tuss STUART AGO
unch7t-akwiv .is-'ss Ro.ton v.ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-15

Nav YoEK. January. IA - A fire in Washing
ton street last night destroyed the wholesale
liquor store OF Mes-r- Mcbride, No. l76. and
d,maged the stores oil Geo se Elder & CO and
Willard & fremane. Loss S5O 900, mainly by
Messrs. Mcbride.
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ERINkeS
r X E T. l. = | d II
FAMILY MEDICINES.

A RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY
~ Vegetable. and warranted give satisfaction and
perform recommended. ODe trial is worth volume
Of Certificate
nedscai COrrector. for biious and Liver
Complaints. Sick Nervous Bescsche Dyspepsia and
for purifying the blood
LIver, atharttc and Auti.RtIltous
PILLS We oher these Pills snd s--er thar fhe- are
h~ bes, In nee, and invite tria prove the truth Of
aSsertion
Ague piIis. for he radical cure Of Fever and
Ague. ! {. warranted IN ali eases.
Erad icatOr.-We n this remedy in all cases
20 eeronc and recent Of Dysen;ery Darrhes
Choc Cholera Aorbus. Il = also the best pain kill
extant.
Compound Extract of ATnica for Rhsu.
msfi-r. Neuralgia Pains, InfAmm atoms kc., &c tine
Of this truly and wonderful preparation.
Aromatic ointment, for Cuts, new and old:
Sores. Be BRUISES. BErns. FroSg ifes Sore Nipples
Para>tau Tooth Liquid. for Nervous
1ooh4che Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying the Breath
All THE sDavs remedies pat up Eci-nfif-
cav, and sold wholesale and retail ~ SoFuoots Block.
Nos - and % Sna Illinois street, Iucisnspos and by
Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere snd warranted
% II taken a. recommended.
In sck ard an e;ed invited to esii o1ice
NOrwcol's Block Con~blfations free. Advice gratis.
Medicines wsrrsnfec and guaranteed Call snd get
ei7cuiarS eeFacaiss snd receive COED and homes,
treatment
Agents wanted u travel -seryEhere Satisfactory u
ducemenfs offered. sPlCkk. HkEsfNGS A CO.,
.oTiT-<ksly PropTs-s~sa
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WANT Ed.

C.A$ TO $50 PER MONTH. TIE LITTLE
- lsD Giant sewing Machine Company want an
Areni each County Soliii ererS for their new
Ma hine wiTh auge, >crew-ir and ezra needles
We will pay liberal -la.y AMI xperses CT give large
commission. For psriicuar-. term &C. inclnse stamp
sud aidress T : PAGE, roledo. o..
GeRefsl Agent FOR the United States.
d@ex-dlD&v3rs
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WAN e D.
WANTED.
A G r. y Il =
CONSTANTLY WANTED!

IL WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN TO
u canvass the ~ thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with ev,ry fam ". am employing agents 20
canvass, loot, So o and with horse and buggy
s5c year. Agents are required 70 furnish horses
and buggieS.
In add tion 10 the above salary defray all
incd.ul The busi Il j. agreeable and health
ful occupation for younz gi ing tten sppor-
unity 70 make mouey without the possibility Of sus-
tanning loss accruing from >elling on Commission.
Applicants -houd spPl, in person. address (iffur-
ther Information be des &C. the proprietor. By letter
No one Will he employ "a for less tnAH year
and will enter written contr4cz 10 that effect.
shal require ~ecarify, IN ell cases. II per-
sonay acau-infec with n caIt az hail intrust
In his custody mon-y dciues books and receipts to
the amount of from S5oo TO S3ots.
u. NJ. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
cerlS.d&sSn
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.


C5sGf7stno Issrss Flsr Plates EsSrG0iHoe sJSs.
Asatcaaz gad PkvsiOlosy 9ffhe Sestci CTgd'ts IN d
sspfe n RsrifA .s;sa Discase
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
National Foundry.

Isl ,OOMSBJ XII tOLU NJ Ola w., j ~
n He subscrihnr proprietor Of tho nhnYc naHcd eI.
tcnsive cstah ishmont, IL nov prepared To receive
for
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
To the Supporters of the Gov
erment.

. We have read without surpri o, but not
without indignation, the proclamation oithe
President of the Sth OF July. 1854,
The supporters Oft the Administration are
esoonsIble to the country for its conduct
and it l., their right and duty 10 check the
encroachments of the Executive on the au-
rhority Of Congress, and to require ii to
coniinc itself to its proper sphere.
1t is impos ibIc to pass in silence this
proclamation without ncslrcting that duty;
and having taken as much responsibility as
any others in supporting the Adminstra-
tion, wo arc not disposed to fail in the 9TH
er duty of asserting the right of Congress.
The President did not sign the bill ''to
guarantees TO certain States whose Govern
mcnt nave been usurpcd republican form
of Government passed by the supporters
Of bis administration in both Houses of
Congress after mature deliberation.
The bill did not therefore become law,
and it is, therefore, nothug
The Proclamation is neither an approv-
al nor veto of tho bill it is, thcretore,a "A
document unknown to the laws and oonsti-
tntion ol the United States.
So tar as it contains an apology for not
signing the bill, it is political manifesto
against tho friends of the Government
so far as it proposes to execute the bill
which is not law, il is grave ExGeStive
usurpaton.
/. is fitting that the facts necessary 10
enable tho friends of the administration to
appreciate the apology and the usurpation
be spread before them,
The proclamation says:
And whereas the raid bill was present,
ed 10 the President of tae United States
for his approval less than one hour before
the sine IRE adjournment of said session,
and was not signed by him
Ifthat be accurate, still this bill was
presented with other bills which were
signed.
Within that hour, the time for the sine
die adjournment was three times postpon'
ed by the votes of both Houses (; and the
least ntimation of desire for more time
| by the President to consider this bill would
have secured further postponement.
Yet the Committee sent to ascertain il
| the President had any further communica'
tion for the House of Representatives, be re-
ported that he had none and that friends
Of tho bill, who had anxiously waited on
him 10 ascertain its fate, had already been
Informed that the President had resolved
not to signit.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
WESEEssa hhO!EL,
os. 0, ,ll,l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street,

L'Oo' % IT TO) rVi IT OVu' tT"r"t DUTOCtl
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This 0d.ostas she'd and favoriIc resort Of the Bust
Community has been recently rehtted, and ia COM
pcte in everything that minister to the comforts Of
les patrons Ladies' and families specially and care
(ully provided for.
Ills centrally located in the hu'ness part Of the city,
and is contiguous TO the principal lines II steamboats,
ears, Omnbusses ferries, &c,
In consequence Of tho pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced to
One Dollar ard Fifty Gent, per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the Injuries of
the season and equal TO that Of asy other hotel In the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for upward OF 400
guests.
~" DO not bclevs runners nackmen, and others who
may cay "the Western Hotel is full"
d. d. WINCHESTER. Proprietor.
THOs u. WINCHESTER.
Yeb. Is, IsG9.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27

and are justly Liable to the indignation Of
the people whose rights and security, com
mitted to their keeping the sacrifice.y
Lot them consider the remedy for these
usurpatioDs, and, having found it, fearless
y execute it,
B. F. WADE,
Chairman Senate Committee.
II, WINTER DAVIS,
Chairman Committee House Of Represen.
tasves OIL the rebellious States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
Select })octrp.
From the Railway Republican,
Butter fifty Cents a Pound.

hAcIitsE POETRY.
rIark from tho tomb the doloful sound
butter Fifty Cents pound
so, and oa,y, war and thunder.
buy pickle md pay for n cucumber,
What makes IL so How can il bo
Two dollars for pound of tea
Sixty cents for coffee ground
And butter dny cents a posnd!
Hay, they sny is on tho run,
Forty dollars for ton
Grain goes up and Green goc. down,
Aud butter iny cents a pound
Dry Goods, too, nrc more than double,
To cover ylur back it il some trouble
nut latest fashions on Contractors are found,
And bnttcr ATTY cents pound
We soon will have TO stop tho slaughter,
IA pound nf bccfnow costs q quarter,
And TINT sometimes ia near the round,
Aud butter my cents n pound.
They say snccuation eauses all
True, for osu NIGd'p, Ave white mon fall;
Niggor lives white man coos undsr ground,
whiio buffers lify cents poundi
We are hghting now, they sny,
In tho true and righteous way.
. To put Niger up aud white man down,
While buffers ffty ccRts pound
q this Is a glurnus war,
We should have known II long before,
And ,hauks we say TO Old John brown.
For butt'r's any cents' pound
And thanks we say. TO Aba and Chase,
And all them frlnrs in th-t place:
For they nro bound to keep na down,
While buffers fifty cents pound
When first thu boys wcntto the war,
They always left with grand hurr ah-
But now wo hear no cheering sound,
White buttor's my o'nts pUuudi
Old Ah7 he loves to make n Joke.
And paid this war won vi end in smoke
Tho Joke ir good, ns we have found,
Aud buttcrs dity cents ponni
Whore is the gradual Enancipa ton
Where is tia honest conp"ns0tion
Where is lns Inaugural that looked so round
Uls,r is Bufter Fifty ccuts a pound!
Just look the rsOmesfop, orisis:
Lake Ordrgc t1nn'y. no uhttar what the price is
CREASE your nsgcr md swallow HIM down,
II butter is fifty ccnts pound.
Irt blink its now almost too late,
lie Ill have Two parties for 10 hatc;
And thy nrc bound to put him down,
While buffers hfty cents n pound.
CuoRrs,-I Iowa to hear the Rousters crow.
lovcto see tho ri&girs grow.
hate to SEQ the COWS around
When buffers City cents pound.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
AN IMPORTANT PAPER.

Protest of Leading Republicans
against DictatorialUsurpatio tions
"A Caustic Rebuke-aenator
Wade, Of Ohio, and Represen-
tative Davis, OF Mary land, hold
up LinColn's Usurpation of
Power to the Reprobation and
Scorn of the Freemen OF the
United States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
fnsomsburg. Sept. 70, 1863.
s)ELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS WAR

3 Z
j RAsrEn IN ALL CASES Can 10 relied on Never
fail To cure! Do mt nNuscatc Are tpgcdv IN actlnn
M change Of diet required DO not intrrfcr" with
business pursuitsl Can be used without detection !
Upward of 40 cures the past month some Of them
very over one hundred ply ysicans have
the in their practice and al speak well OF their
ctRcacy, aud approve Of their cOmposiiinn which il
eRtitely vryOnblc aud harmless on the system Hun.
dreds Of cruifcutrs can hc shown.
Belts Specific Fills the original md only genuine
specifc Pin. They adapted for male and female.
old young and the only reliable remedy for eICtng
permanent and speedy cure in all cases of Sperma.
tnrrhca, Or Seminal Weakness, with all its train Of
evils such UrethrnI and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet
the Whites. Nightly or Involuntary Emissions. lncOn
ununncc, Genital Debility aud rriiability, Impotence
Weakness or Loss OF Power, Nervi0us Debility, &c
self abuse, or sOmo constitutional arrangement, and
incapacitn"s the sufferer from fulfilling s duties Of
married life In all sexual diseases, Hs GOnOrflea,
elect and Structures. aud IN Diseases of the Bladder
aHd Kidneys thcy act as n charm Relief IL expert
Gnood by taking single box
sod by all the principal druggists, Price ST.
They will be sent by mail securely sealed. and con
6dentaily, on receipt o; tho money, by
], BRYAN, Nj. ID.
No, i6 Cedar ST., New York.
cunsnlting Physician for the treatment Of seminal
Urinary Sexual, and Nervous Diseases who viii
send, free To ALL the following valuable work, IN seal
vi envelope! . .... .. -,
1'HK FIFIIETH TuOusASD-nk BELLS TREATISE
Self Abuse. Premature Hccny, lmpOtcnCo aud loss
of power, Sexual Disc ascs Seminal Weakness Nightly
Emissions G. Gcnital Debility, &c, &C pamphlet Of hi
pages containing important advice to the afflicted, and
which ali ould be read by every sufferer, the means
Of in the stages is plainly set forth Two
stamps required to pay postage.
December IL, iS03- ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
LEATHERi LEATHERl!

TNHfs9ndersgned would announce that he has on hand
Il Rthis Hat and Cap Emporium, on Main ST., Blooms.
burg OF different kind Of leather such
Ahc calf skins morocco, (red dhack) and Innings all
f which he will sell cheaper than be had esewheTe
in this market Can and eYemine them for yourselves.
JOHNk. CLIFTON
Bloomsburg, May "a, Is6i.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27

Esy Rev. Philander Bombshell reads
hymn of which the following is specimen
verse;
given,
He's noblost ruler Of the earth and out shines all In
heaven,
He'll crush the eopp.rheads for sure aud kill the Ts
bells too;
And send to nrO aud birthstone, tho bolting FreaOsl
er0W,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-27
ali KinlS Cf MaChINerY,

fco'lpriss Mast Fqrnac"a stationary Engines, Mills
TnpESIiING MACiliNFS, &c. &C.
He Is also prepared to make Stoves, all size" and
Isitcrns p'ow.it and eEcrythiag usually made in
tIettlass fOundrics. -
His extensive facilities and practical workmrn, wnr.
Innu him in receiving the largest contracts on tho
~ Ist rc cisOnahlc tcrns
~ Graia OF ali kinds will he taken In cIchansr for
castings.
Ne This cstabshucnt Is locaed near tho I.ackawnn'
ga Bioosl-burg Railroad Depot -
PEiER BiLI4MEYER
eno,shurp Srnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
New ork, Jan. 10

The Herald's letter from the squadron
of Wilmington the 9th, reports the chase
of and destruction, on the 9Th, of the
rebel blockade runner, steamer Dare, by
the Montgomery aud Aries. Her crew
run her ashore thirteen miles north of
Georgetown Light. S. c. The crew es-
capped. The boats crews from the Mont.
gomery and Aries boarded and burned her.
A boats crew from the Aries was swamp
ed on leaving her, and acting master
Pendleton of the Montgomery, in charge
of launch, picked up five of them while
returning to his ship. He saw others
and in saving them his boat was thrown on
the beach, where all were captured by
rebel cavalry. The men taken were act
ing master Pendletop, engineer, George
M. Smith. and II OF the crew of the
Montgomery. Captains Clark, Parkman,
one ensign, and seven of the crew Of the
Aries. The United States schooner Geo.
Mauchan, at iay-break next morning,
wen close in shore and sheIed the rebel
cavalry The Dare was abou. 100 tons
buuhen, side.wheel steamer. She was
totally destroyed. Her cargo was appa.
reotly not large, but probably some dis
unguished rebel persons were on board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
ssreoen Uoneedn Wssnnena.


svSSssss.9Ssee = - 80
Surgsos General Hammond y still
paralysed from :hs effects Of the accident
with which he met while in the West
It is known that Is early Is the 9Th Of
Decenber last be asked both from the
President and Secretary Of War : court
martial or court Of enquiry to examine
the charges against him, and this has now
been granted. Members of the Sanitary
Commission also pressed such proceed
ings as a matter Of justice to Surgeon
General Hammond. in whose skill aud
administrative powers they expressed to
the President their highest confidence
The charges, it is understood, are unlaw-
full and fraudulent practices in the con-
duct of the Medical Department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
New York, Jan. II.


The Herald's Army Of the Potomac
dispatch says there are demonstrations By
the rebels which create the opinion tha,
they are preparing for movement Of
some nature.
The HeraId's Washington special srys
R. J. Perkins has been appointed post
master of San francisco.
The Times special says the House
Committee on territories will soon report
bills for the admission of Colorado aud
Nebraska. The new constitution Of Ne
yada has been received and will be adop.
ted by Congress. The committee is also
perfectiug bin for the erection OF new
territory of afontaniea. composed Of .
portion Of Idaho and Utah Three ne.
States will ener the Union in 1864, viz
Colorado, Nevada and Nebraska
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
Washington, Jan. Is.

Accounts received tonight from the
Army of the Potomac, say that the re.
ported movement of Stuart's cavalry oc.
casIons no alarm, as it is not believed
that he has sufficient number of men
even for less srduous duty than cam
paign on cur right. If cavalry move
ment is progressing in that direction it
cannot be of much magnitude.
Trains are running from the city as
usual. Nobody anticipates any interrup-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
New York, Jan. 16.

On Wednesday Gen. Butler sent i'm
portant documents to City Point BY a
flag of truce, bearing on the subject Of
the exchange of prisoners. Meantime he
has ordered the rebel prisoners to be
brought within the lines Of his depart
ment to await release, which he hopes
to be able to effect
Among the intercepted Lamar cores
pondence is the following:
To Messrs. Hatzlein & Lamar:
GEsrLENRs-When you are at Paris,
call on Mr.. Slidell. and tell hip for me,
10 negotiate for French protection. &c
In case Of necessity the people will gladly
accept it in the last extremity. With
Mexico. France and the Confederacy in
alliance and free trade, we would eclipse
the world G. B. LAMAR.