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Mr.. LewBJ. olmstead, recently arrested BY Marshal
Murray OF Workers. a. stated 10 the herald few days
snce was yesterday brought from the county jail TO this
once, for the purpose Of allowing him 70 make state
yent 10 Mr. Andrews the Surveyor Of the PORT relative
70 the charges preferred aganst him. The matter Was
not concluded and will NOT be made public ill The term
nation OF the inquiry Mr.. Olmstead was allowed 70 60
on parole until Friday at twelve O'Clock.
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San FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1864
The annual review Of the finances and commerce OF
California have been published and will be East BY
todays steamer. they represent the past gear az
Of great prosperity with mercantile casess there hav
ing been comparatively FEW loeees from bad debts
or other disasters The mines have moderately
increased In their prodnctiveness. 10 estimated that
900 10 treasure have arrived AZ San Francisco.
or this amount S12 600 900 came from Washoe
from oregon, Idaho, Washington and British Columbia
81 600 oO6 from Mexico and the balance nom this state
Our exports OF treasure, shown by the manifese OF
steamers ana sailing vessels, $40 00 Of which
900 vent direct " England, 10 China
end 700 900 70 1exco.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTArU GENERALS OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1864.
[Extract.I
5s.-Ordered That Major General Burnside
be- and he 10 hereby assigned 70 recruit and Ill up the
Ninth army corps, Il which he Is commander 10 the
number OF City thousand men, for such duty as may be
specially assigned TO said corps by the War Department
BY order OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR,
F. d. Towxsxyp. Assistant Adjutant General
0hciaL-R. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant General.
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trust that those who have the power TO aid and
assist will forget that thore true hearts
the ocean the parade aud that the OF tho
navy are just ~ ready and willing 10 forfeit their lives
In their country cause tho soldier. And word
more. Do not forget that Jack has those who arc
equally dependent him for support the soldier and
when you lhi0k Of the soldier do not forget thcre
sailor. A SEAMAN IN TIE UNITED STATES NAVY.
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msss,ns Of the Ssw Jersey s.nh omeers.

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. II, 1894.
meeting Of bank officers Of THE state YVES held here
to-day 20 take measures 70 induce The government 70
reduce the revenue tan on theS circulation Another
meeting viii be held 20 get others 10 cooperate. IL was
stated 81 some OF the speakers that profit Of thirty
seven dollars circulation tho government proposed TO
take twenty -four dollars. This, was contended was
higher than the tax on any other interest.
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Major General French ~ the Battle OF
Looasi drove.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
HBADorARrsas, THIRD Army CORrs, Jan. IL, 1864.
Herewith forward you a copy Of letter written 10
Major General French. commanding this corps, BY Major
General Sedgwick, In command OF the Army Of the
Potomac, by publishing which you will confer favor
upon General French friends and will be doing
but justice 70 q distinguished ofacer.
General Sedgwick's letter will explain itself. am,
very respectfully your obsdsnt servant,
a.o. nd x ~ 4 I E8s5sI General.
GENERAL sYDowIoK's LETTER.
HEADQUARTERS SIXTH ARhY CORPs,
BaASDr SrATIoS, Jan. u, 1894
MT DEAR 0RNERAL-f have seon Ia the c0lui3h6 OF tho
New York Tribune article In relation TO tho operations
In the late advance TO Mine which grossly unjust
not only to you, but to the General commanding the
Army Of the Potomac do not recall the exact terms OF
the article In question, but charged In substance that
you too much under the influence OF liquor during
the battle OF Locust Grove TO understand the position OF
aHairs, and pufportea TO be based conversation
had with Major General Meade. While am fully coun.
nevertheless feel bound 70 place in possession my
emphatic testimony TO the utter fasity Of the charge
had ample opportunities OF observing you during that
engagement. had been directed TO support your ad.
vance, and Joined you In person al the commencement OF
the action and with you for time after It's close
management OF ars TO give ground for the suspicion
that you were in the slightest degree under the influence
Of liquor On the contrary, the dispositions made BY you
of your troops and such OF mine placed
your disposal and your personal bearing during the
action were such TO enable speak with absolute
REFERRED and TO pronounce wantonly false every par.
''u''' A"' '''' JOHN s5HS sEpcw1cK, Major General
Major General FRENCH commanding third corps.
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OMctat Drawings or che Library Asso-
CATION Conpany's Lottery of Kentucky.
- . EXTRA CLASS 5l9-Jan. Ia. 1854
65. 8. 76. ca, 40. IL, %. 30. rs, Is, SO, 8.
- . - CLAss 52o-Jan IA 1864
Circulars sent by addressing -
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The ApprOaching Gubernetorfa1 Inau.
duration In Penmsy1vanie.
PHnADnPBA, Jan. IL, 1864.
Extensive arrangements are IN progress for the naueu
ration of Governor Curtin the 1pth inst 0fHcers q
the army and volunteer soldiers on fnroJen are invited
20 attend Excursion trains are 10 DO on all The rail-
roads.
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srysrrs CoURr-crsourr Part t--Short caused. Nos
1859, iesa iaes ,i'c ,ei n'y S ,iss l3sa iSss
iii, 1907, isis, ToT, sss, io7t. eSl. $40, 1s2
comuos prxas Part INos. 29s, 200, 300, 80, 21l,
Qs3 Iss eie $50, 900, IT'S, 30s, 800 $40 lb5. Part
a,Nos 1856, 2ol "a. aoi, 3o3 $50, 3or 3i2, 34, 3i5.
eie, 31T, 3iS, $40, $50.
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The Presentation 90 Lieutenant Colonel
Hammell.

TO THE EDITION OF THE HERALD.
In your issue OF TO day saw with surprise nate.
meut that Lieutenant Colonel Hamms Of the sixty sixth
New York Volunteers, was the recipient Of sword,
sash aud belt the gift OF the officers OF the regiment
The sword sash and belt gift from the sergeants OF
the regiment and presented by Daniel g. Mum. BY
making the above correction you will greatly obIige
EIGHTEEN SERGEANTS
OF the sixty sixth New York Volunteers.
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Mcssrs. Simmons, Rogers 4 Co. arc
authorized to receive deposits aud collections on
account. r. H. SIMMONa 90
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A Beautiful Com plcxiOn. - Lnirdss
Bloom Of Youth the preserver beau1er Of the
complexion and skim 483 Broadway and druggists every
W.
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Prizes Cashed in All Logaiized Lotte-
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legastxed LOtte-
rios and information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker. II
Wall street. room No l.
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Omesal ORA wings OF enc sne,by UoIleg.

RxraA CLASS 23-Jan. IL 1854
A, 40, At, 81, 20, i. "a, so. II, 4, 10, 10.
CLASS 2i-Jan. a. 1864
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r. T. SIMMONS CO,
Successors to John A. Morris Go
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Co Kentncky Statf LOTTERY
KEsruokY, Extra Grass il9-Jsn. ~ 1884,
"a, 16, 8. 10. 30, %, a5, GO, AZ, 10, "a, 40
KssrucKY. CLASS l2O-Jsn IA, 1854
CT, A. 66. So, 2, Is, H. H. 81, 80, 81. I.
Circulars sent zee Of charge By addressin
MURRAY. EDDY CO.
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Dozen Carries de Visite, 81; Proofs
showu alt all until suited life size photographs 10 OIL as.
vAUGHAN'S, 228 Bowery
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Prizes Dashed and INFORM alton Far
ed in 4 legaized lotteries
ALEOK CO. Brokers 50 Pine street.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal Lotterios.-
Prompt and reliable information given sent
j. Il. CLAYTON 4 90. 10 WAL street. NJ
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in' "FsSF HERALD for tho present week wiz -
.o"oy 70 morrow Saturday morning. and will contain .
large amount Of most interesting reading matter com
prsns the latest nows from our armies In the various
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tue Legislature European, Mexican West India news
agraphc account OF the obsequies Of the as
Hughes stories aud poetry commercial. financial ana
agricultural news sporting Intelligence facstie ana
largo variety Of miscellaneous articles.
Subscription prico 81 Single copies ave cents
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rho subscription agent reports the sale Of $50 600
52os 10 day. Deliveries Of bonds are being made 70 Dc
cembes ~.
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Fred. Persons Would be P1sosea -
meet MS friends q the opening Of his House, saturday
evening" January 16 corner OF sixth avenue sad Eosus
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Deafness, Blindness and all Defsces .
Seuis. an ana surs Clinton psos sS sss So
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Album and Carries de vtsits Photo
graphs-Cubs Of 10 81 per lowest rate 81 20
lowest, at HOLMES, sos Broadway.
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Deafness, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THD HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHn
THROAT.
CHRONIC OATARRH,
cATAKRH OF THs LIMrAMc Mg00gs
BUSTACHIAN TUBE
CROSS EYz sTHxiSHiENED IN ONE
And avery disease OF he Eve ana Bar requiring ss
medical or surgical aid attended % b. Dr. Won 40nM
BERG his consulting rooms $40 Broadway ncar Twelfb
street.
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farewell The Night Blooming Csreus OF Phaon Son snp
plsnts them s Who that has inhaled this royal perfume
In the bas OF fashion forget any other
hereafter. PHALoN SON, CIT Broadway. Sold By ali
drnRciaLa
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Gouraua's Poudre subtitle Uproets HHats
from upper lips low forsheads any part OF the BODY
Warranted. as Broadway.
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rendering his command the face OF the enemy, And
made attempt to desert the rebels Two hun
dred and ortytwo have resigned twentysix were dis
missed nine dropped.
REBEL oYFIoEss SENT TO FORT M'HENRY.
Fourteen rebel onlcers among them Captain j. g. Leo,
nephew OF General Robert Lee have been sent from the
Old Capitol TO Fort McIIenry for confinement
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Miss Nina Gcsry. the TalenteA vocal
have good for highly recomme ending
~ xy,. Amboins fof hair Sold BY ell drussssa
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r~structaon In Practical Phren0logy.-
Private class. composed Of ladies And gentlemen roc "a
day and Friday evenings now formlng sno Ma romre
ne v ssSs %s % w VS. js q scs Bposawsy
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At Whites Hat store, Furs Sold et
greatly reduced prices for ladies and gentlemen mako
room for styles In Hats ZIG Broadway
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Notice. --Ths Businees % the Whfppse
~ ~ rs but viii be- continued usual No s. Bcekmsn
ssxsst Maj
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We viii nav n psr DOZEN for al Plantation Bitter Bottles
delivered q our Msnufactory l0c Liberty street. In cooi
SSsSWvARs or COUNTERFEIT. STUFF iSREFILLED
ANY person pretending % ss ysn ..ns, ssrs oy rs
R ni13 N AZ TvfRY BOTTLE HAS OUR PRivAFk ao'-
EkNhENT siAAi r. II. DRAKE %
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Lyons Periodical Drops-The Grsss -
male Rsguiator-sre sold By oil drusaissA Frs - -
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Hoycs Preparations for shs Hatr 40 -
Toilet smile with dersve Incredibly on being to
thai preparation will faded and gray hair -
whsksrs 70 their original color and LIE appearance 10
'n'' fHoFTs HHfAwArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
10 warranted 70 DO II does not claim 10 mako hair come
where IL has once fsllen out but viii prevent nen
falling out mako sof snd siky. cleans and the 60
bad effects Of previous use q preparons conssns a'
phur sugar o. o ssf HoYr co. ID University place.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world Harmless reliable, fnstantaneoua Tho only per
feet dye Sold BY ali druggists Factory 81 Barclay stree
, 1864-06-07

they arc described as ranging from the size
Of walnut to that Of a b1tternut- !, The de-
structon Of garden vegetables and grain wss
souewhat ses1ous, but cannot now be e6.s-
mated. Fortunately the tobacco crop IL not
yet sufficiently advanced to receive such In
jury as It wou1d hsYe sustained had tbs
ttorm happened two or tbrea weeks later,
the destruction Of tho lrss shoots not tnvo.-
wing the loss Of tie plaut Grats. fralt trees,
de-, were injured IN soco localities Gl.<s
Was extensively Token Windows suffered
I'll aleng the path Of the s.prm for mi;rs.
In Rockville ths 1ose in this description ct
property TaA serionb. The immense r,1l:s
Of the cotton factories presented !ass. eN-
posed surface, and the - American suffered
more than al the others, IS 1t extended
North and South Tho loss OF glass In this
mill alsne Is $500. The Rock, Ess7 Enrlan!,
and other mills also had Windows broken, as
did soma priTats residences. Tbs szte.r OF
the storm is not ret known, aud only u
rough guess can be made as to the mont Of
injury inflicted. This, r:o think, must be
estinAted By thousands Of dolla<s-. Pals
full Of the hal stones, brought ten miles to
ths city several hours atler the storm, show
ed stones that were still Of extraordinary
3ze.
4 correspondent writes us:
Rooks1L1a, Janc&,
AEssRs. EDIToRs-We wero visited here
yesterday, about 81 ?. m, by the most ter
rite hail storm ever known The hail stones
came frrrn half an inch to Two inches In dia-
meter, having the general shape and appear
ance Of q pea1ed onion, and weighed, some Of
them, an ounce and oyer. measured one,
during the storm, that measured ~ inches
IN c1rcumference, and one this morning, six-
teen hours after the storm, TINT measured
531 Inches. The storm 1asted twenty min
ntts, and exceeded anything OF tho kind
that ever visited this, vicinity within tha
, 1864-06-07
lFrcn cur Special Correspondent

IFron cur Special Co7respondent.1
.TscE1nrna, Ais-., My y, 1854.
1t Will not be co1tra5and for me to st3tS
that Gso. 4. ]. Smiths command has ayrty.
ed hero from Red River, and il now encamp-
cd On thors just below town Though not
ditheartened, ths troops are By no means In
~ fce spirits ~ when they set cut on their
expected journey 10 Shreveport. Among
men and officers the management Of the e.
Fedition IL freely CO nmcntcd rpoa, the COM
ments being universally faYsreb1s 10 Smith.
whilsthey are the reverse towards General
Banks and Admiral Porter. Cotton stealing!
is conceded to bo the cause Of ths failure OF
the expedition.
Eye Witnesses confirm what has been hare
tofore asserted that the boats Of the nsry did
little elss, after entering Red River, than at
tend to the collection of cotton. 1t was
taken wherever found, no MISTER what
might be the status Of the. owner, OF. the
hand 1t was easy to mark 40. s. A." upon
one end OF each bale, and "Red River Prize,
y. s. n" on the other. Thus labelled the
title OF Admiral Porter waa indisputab}e
Men who had been known to oppose the So
ceteion movement from tha start were equal
~ unfortunate IN losing taeir precious sta
pie. Admiral Porter, Ike death, mAkea no
distinction of persons
Macauley tells us that the term "Horae
Marines" originated from the impressmont Of
three thousand London cabmen for serYics In
the British navy. Since then It has been used
in der1sion, and there has been no occurrence
IN naval warfare where 1t con1d be applied.
Happily this time has passed. Admiral Porter
ha. furnished the opportunity for catching
and Rpplyin this wandering appellation.
During tie campaign on Bed River he fouud
it impossible TO borrow enough army wagons
to transport cotton from the places Of ofdeposit
to the bank Of the river, though to do him
Justice Gen. Banks was most liberal In prof
frring him the use Of goyetnmeut team. In
, 1864-06-07
CON STlTuTsoHl
pIagetes, and Diseases cy
the Kidneys and Bladder
Gr3,gs3t.Ition Water

Eta rsx. 7se7enneez BY no M7dleu Fx.u3ey, sox
tie foct to h *at riuss won.icxtui remedy iuf M
Permanent evre efais diseases d shs Stomach LiyeE
AldDS{a. BiAda@ AID Womb, thas has oTe- bcea
II i not Meti'eaI vn,cr. It Il non exoc1tezess
tx1t CuGsutut9on HAteS has tuanxred, Ant wa nor
sag LIT tnaa aou.s Foeu sryia bottle hss beess
known ttst1s which kaa st4t medic ii tsleuf
In :hia country has i41od 70 relieve.
- rtmstJ Posses=?rx ~ v15tuea ar tonsdtu1on
W:ter eusnot b ei.Esi nser "Gnaek" preRarst
thio c.ty. j - only second t1aes phy7c.aps c1
dowpopo1ar retnsil uhf1e bnttsx skilled uARt
uSo Ct oyes7 u5A18 ~ AccEmpnsA . tQras and thE
sucerz Of tic NciaE Increases II bis kuowledxt Of
different remedies enAt.ee I'm to prodace cur
1hile 2:hsIs al In tbs stssm7t seieoeo u zatsas3
G1Je Ssustituton Water far tial--we maac ron
Eho aT8 under aorno specialists frc.a year t
Jea7, a2a We psrttcn'ayly nAlcaa to t,tea who are
CONSTANTLY Eee1cung TO local usAtmant and NIL soEt1
of s1cc - the1e would be tr9n local apphcAca1E
70 the shto3t for dtseose2 OF .fe ht1tn.
We h1r. always hcep caref.l 70 use language IN a11
eircular con1 shock The Iuoss de1uata orat-
zation, but Sa focskve 50 anT huEI
persons for which Constitution Wstss u as2pte AaE
OF whose d.-.1se 10 mention ha5 been rAhey that
bare to the ronclusior th1t the remedy s
nay be, It ss.1aa be mAaa known. Tha mnaicine h
nut Up for tha public. ard tneza gnoult be e1cap
woulc say, Constitution Wasas u not like stic-
ed pill, I12dt 70 sus tho ayc md .sta Il Is s13
cna ii every of ~ term pacr.a u tho handsaf
cure. We would aa3 int ths dif=et1ol1 n rcgrG q
diet, ra.a.e o21I to &s d18skxe Uaaef viz: Rr
occur.
, 1864-06-07
DI;ADETE@

Il 4t14eA of sns 5torazs1 I'D L:vE::, :ct:.Et
tue klanayB, "a, w1nuu. dono!, The o1tcsSE
consultation. We havoio spsee tor cause
but viii state Tint tne ceet Of Tee disease :aa
oftne food3 tnte sug.s whssa st.7ns:ss :he sdssgx
sadeF dom this dist,se vno Ignorant 6f IT, that
i. they pass large during he esy. ana re
durng the night. No n2tcs IL taken Of It unIl their
sttention ia called TO the large discharge Of vates a
eoutroi Of ordinary re4edles. Another symptom i
De great thirst Which, VIXEN the dtHeaae u tay cstan
Vit1ost being satissed: :ko 9Eyness q tha non.A
Tncei Ea.es, ~ 1-a..y lo.4 6. Rpr:tt4 an1s.ss1p
a1t rs 1Atge1t 1tHc1a1y ttos7 fecu axhsuEc9,
, 1864-06-07
STORM In C0NvECTICUE.
vyau stones Seven and a Quarter 1nch'
eR In Clrcuuafurcnce.

TIE HsrtfoTd Iiu1es conta1nB the fou0F-.
Ing:
teree leat-oO oegrces-was rapidly succeed
cd by dense clouds from the west; and evsly
Indication o. t1noaeF Hsptfora the heayiest
nortion ] ~ nessing by to tie north and east, and
@ wus usas, saarompanied by furious gale Of wind
Dut to fhe ncrth and e.st Of the city. It was
not III wind; there VIVA hail, and saeh bail,
too, rs We rarely see It came down 10 mtas. =
covering the gronnd n snner some s
hull were piled ~ In partlcnlr spots. tht
size Of the hai!stones being extraordinary.
In East Windsor, and tho toWus sdloining
, 1864-06-07
GeDron 43!tters. ~, ::
DR. JOHN, BULLS
COMPOUND
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