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81. LOUIS, Noy. l4.-The Legislature
yesterday passed q resolution for the
appointment of a committee to mefn6rz
alizs President johnson for the release
ohenSes committed during flIe FabeI-
lion, on the ground that tie rebel col
d1eFs whose crimes were infinitely
greater, have been pardoned..
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~. tCHICAGo! Nov. IA.

CHICAGO. Nov. Il.
Flour dull. Wheat firm: No. / ut 1 As
al 40; No. old dull at l 40I<; old No. 2
i 16al Is. Corn Arm at 5Sa54 for No. i.
and 5O1<a5t for No. 2. Oats quiet but
firm at 29K for fresh. Highwines duh
at 25a2 %. Provisions dull and nom
innl. ------ - D q - - =
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PhIInaeIphIn aInrI,et.
PuI1ADEIpHIA. Nov. IA

I-I-I--ITl- = = l144ADt41AF114A3 NOV. IL
Petroleum firm and slightly higher;
crude 36a37, for refined in bond 60a6l,
free Tsas2. Flour dull; 10 OOalO as for
prime Wheat firm; new red at 2 S5a
2 40; old 2 As. Corn active; all to be,
had taken at 90. Whisky steady; A
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St Louis MarItet.

- @ ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
Cotton declined &c; at 4Ia44. Flour
15a20c lower; x ats 25; Xxx 10. Wheat
declined 6a1Oc; prime 75a1 IS; choice
1Oa2 80. : Corn advanced SO; at SlRSS
Whisky q "a. {. fg.54 8 SfI7.f53 :
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Toledo IIaFIEet.
TOLEDO, Nov. II.

AV1IaUVl INUVs IL !
Wheat-old, dropping; new &c lower.
old amber Michigan 90; new / IS: old
No. red 2 90. Corn 1a2c better. al ll2a
So. Oats duh at SIX ;ltli1l ~
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Inquiry has
been made respecting the fumor OF
trouble of a serious character ON the
Canadian border, but 1t does not seem
that any verfdcation of the report has
yet reached the War Department.
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OsWego Market.

| .l.5 OswEoo, Nov. Il.
Flour steady at 8 90 for No. lsprinR,
u so for white, 12 so for double extr9.
Wheat in moderate demand; No. Chi
cago spring to arrive at IS; No. 1 Mil
-waukee club IS; other grain auiet.
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Just:elOsed At Fort wayne, after active com.
petition and close contest, the COMMITTEES,
composed Of Thorough Mechanics, awarded
the Wheeler q Wilson = /. s. r.
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RLAGEER
k0 GROSS FLAASSH Half Pint Pint ma
tlU QuartI Pixies Peak p1ifteF1 Tlt.afVsli IN
q HIGDHEfH BRO.
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Death Or m EtiIfor.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.Ewashing1
Toni Law editor Of the Ledger, died
this morning. He commenced bis con-
necion with the Ledger as reporter 2S
years since, during which period he
earned an enVia6le reputation TOR con-
slant attention to the interest of that
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- 80 SSGA4S4A 50 aslrf..fii
WE RETURN OUR THANKS 10 THE
Nv many friends and Patrons Of jeremiah
Clemens tdeceased( for the HbeInI patron
age bestowed on him while in oIIf mi and
and Upholstery btislness Ia an Its branches
at the old stand, No. 1Ia Main street, where
merit e1ntinnanee Of the attpf1age bestdgV-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS q co,
N. Rive also intend to carry on the IJIls
SANITY ON hand o nun assortment Of Metallic
and Other Comm. :, aElgaf
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IReNE Xorl. .HInrl.nr-

20 zssJ % NEw YoRK, Nov. 14.,y
COTTON Dull heavy and declining.
sat5Dc for middHng; and by auction TO-
day, 1854 bales for government account.
at97c for mid ding 70 fair, 4S5{@ 40 for
strict idaling5 4594@ 45s< for low mid
SS4S for ordinary, FLoUR-Du1 but
prices without decided change; SS2O@
g 50 for extra state; 8 95a9 10 for cons
mon to good, shipping brands and r..
HI. and 8 16a12 10 for trade brands,
market closing quiet, WHIsK14Eow-
Ell. western ut s. 1902 ~. WHEAT-1@
20 better, closing rather quiet; SI78@
IS for Chicago Spring and ArIiwdukee
club s9S91 80 for amber Milwaukee;
2 4lS92 - for new amber state and very
cholce do. In port. RYE-Dull and
dropping. BARLEYLQuietl at 4 12 for
state, I IS for Canada East, and .
for, Canada West. 2 BARLEY MALT
steady; new u -. Z CoRN-1c better;
S5a9lc for unsound, and H26981Ec for
sound mixed western OATS Dull; at
46t9529zc ioe unsound and 60a68G for
sound mixed western. CoFFEIA Firm,
MoLAssEs-Firm; 90cf91 O5' for Porto
Rico. SUGAR-Qu Cuba MnscOVado
149149S. PETRoLEUM4Firma at 3S&@
4Oc for crude, and 61I9621<c for refined
IN BOND. PORK1Firfn with more do
tngs SS3 1218@SS 621< for mess closing
at So . cash, and Is 75@29 OOifor prime
mess. BEEF--Steady at Half for plain
mess, and 14@lT for extra mess. BRRP
AMS-tn demand and ffFfner: western
TO arrive n! BAco@Dull. Cur MEATS
quiet at 151kaI61{e for Shoulders and
l9a22c for hams! LARD-DulI at 24IE6
2S17c: BUTTRR-In demand at SOa4Se
for Ohio, and 4Oa55c for State. UIFEsE
7---t1rtn at 14A19c. FREIGnTs 10 -ITy-
ooLe-A tarthing lower for grain.
- ----+a- .-el4- So =
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DISSOLUTION.

TIHE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING RE
Il tWeenM- O. Ieecl1 and Thomas HuRheg
solved On the 18th Inst, by mutual consent
Those having claims 0gafnsf tile late NM
thOae indebted are requested 10 make iFnT1e-
dtAte payment A collector vim cnll on thoSa
whose accounts aredue. ISL
,ee2s.shd n MOS 8 sE HEfTSaHhlrs
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The National Savings Bank
= Of Wheeling. I.
1,y. TEEAsgRY DEEAE TT. lTE,

4Ne--f
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI-
wv denee presented to the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that sSSEia Ma
ti0nRl Savings Hank OF WheaEinE,i'
in the City of'Wh eeling, In the County Of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, hns bean duly
organized under and according to the require.
mRnts Of the act Of CongreI entitled an act
to provide National Currency, secured by o
pledge Of United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved JuneS ID, 1854, and has complied with
all the provisions OF said not, required to be
compiled with before commencing the bnsi-
mes Of Banking, under said act. j.4
Now theretoEes I, = TeeInan CLARK, Comp
uolleE Of the Currency, do hereby certif that
Wheeling. in the City ofiWheeling, IN the
County Of Ohio and State of West virginia
g authorized to commence the busina OF
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof Wttne3 my hand and
seal Of O1hce, this 18th day of October, 1850 :
49, Afi FREEMAN CLARE, y
ocu-60d no. 169Gl COMPTROLLER.
accordance with the above the National
Savings BQnltWt1l begin business ON Wednes-
day, November 1855. 80 z
5ii4i 5i-.tks 81. p HILDRETH, Cashier.
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Is s DRIED PEACHES! -
S0. HUSH. DRIED PEACHES, EAsIETEl
o w sc By Gamer MaIfS 4 s Sa 4a s
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a Rare Chance for Investment

-F--1-7- = wv T7-Ta7TI y IL
FOR SALE.
ONEHUNDRED ANDFIFTY ACRES OF
INLAND on Stewards Run, known as the Cox
Farm, ~ miles rom EllsnboroI, RitGhie Co..
W.WfFgtniR. ! mi 5T7s.5i q : ~. - :
This land Is situAted within the ereat OH
belt OF West Virginia, in RitchIe county, and
Developments are being successfully mddedu
around &c. Good wells of the besk lubrienkinR
oil having bean struck Within the last ffva
months. not mr. from the land. t-fsI n.
Title perfect. For further information In
Qn1re Of H1iR0senhelnn, PafkeFsburg, W. Va,
or to the undersigned, In Wheeling, w. Va
where plots lean be seen at any time. ~, :
STEIN BROS.
Cor. Main and Monroe streets
soatH-H - .-=- Wheeling w. Va
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LAIEsT.-ThurlOw Weed states that
Mr.. King WAS seen to jump of a ferry
boat yesterday by g little boy and Igirl
on deck. They picked Up his hat which
has been handed Mr.. Weed and recog-
nised by him. No traces Of his body as
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Kew York Money ana stock aInrl.e,

New York Money and stock Marker.
h52 -.As1, AZ : NIsIgt YORK, Nov. II. !.
MoNEY.AND GonD=AIoney.aotiv and
steady at per cent: Sterling Exchange
rather steady at OS9SRlOS3f. Gold firm.
opening at 147, advancing 70 I47I4. and
closing at I47Ik. 100 -. 70
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-1<E91{ c better;
IS, $40 coupons of 49,, 10l5S; do. do. OF
81 905S; do. of 81, coupons, iO51k; do. j
year cert's, new issue, 9T7sE; 1895, Sd Sc
ries, 90. lis : tiftlls,.ll,l
sroCKs-C Cumberland prfd 4S; N. Y.
Cen. 971S; Erie a2J<;H udson IOSIS. Read
ing 1141<: Mich. Southern 7tSjS: PITTS
bnrgh 949[i Northwestern SSI<; do. prfEI
651Si Rock Island 105K; Quincy III:
Prairie dn CHEN lOOI<; Fort WAYNE
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CIHcLSMATI Nov, 14tI. Gov Afntton
day of thanksgfvin in Indiana.
A desperate Array occurred In Avon
dale near this city, Yesterday, in which
aWnman was killed and one man severe
~ injured. d = b $50
Judge Trigg At Nashville yesterday.
refused TO grant q writ ofha6eas e6F6ns
in the case Of Dick McCann. 49,
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Cor. MAIN pnd Monroe 6treet9,
: 0atH-a ~ .-s--.s Wheeling, w. Va
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ss-ak Milwaukee 1LarIEef. - ~
10 MItwAuKEE, Nov. IA
Flour dull. Wheat unsettled and de-
ciined 81 sales It 4 4s51<<a1s4 ~.
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ny the Union Line.
Once, corner of Monroe and Water streets,
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& s.-s5-l. -. lAEL4lS( ySAlkAlsr f...-
DECEIVED THIS M0REING, A LARGE
ket8, also eummOu ddE1E Army E3lSnlsatas nd
60 ssGfaJ J.ss RHopE24..
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The CQl9red Men Of Washington.
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HeEnInfP a .1tsssSSaE F Masss1sins AND

the New aud Elegant Passenger
I siaE AsteameE FOREST !, CITY n Captain r
fasayes PittshurRh for ParlleEs1urg every
"Wednesday and Saturday at Il M.S leaves
Wheeling for ParlIersbufg every wednesday
aind Saturday at II P. n: leaves PaLkeFsburg
for Pittsburgh every Monday and IhnfSday
an 2 p. Nj Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
Ci;oy and ThuFSday. at the Wl1aRfB0a6 until 5
aug17-6 paris,i'fs dAgentS.
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5gtkamboats.
Regular PIffsbIre and iparIersbure
Packet. ...,

] - The fastEunning packet RAYARD
r nHafS moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
y u EeveEy Monday and Thursday at
O'clock pm. Leaves ParkeTSbuTg for P1ttsburfI
every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
loc23 ]. MANNER eco, AGENTS.
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The Highest Premium
Z IS ATETHEFA1R oFETHE l.,.sl
American Institute. New York.

The COMMITTEES reporltled:-t sThe wheeler !
Wilson Sewing Machine makes the LOCK-
STITCH. and rplks laghest on account ofthe
elasticity. peTmanence, beauty, and general
desirableness of the stitching when done, and
the Widerange ofits application" g a
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uOahtne:0lOGhs - - %. =
90 SGtas.9 3 So s S SSe n9A skz z5B
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a Worlds special saws:

me ChoIera-.GeneraI Grant-..The
1LerEtmae-sOp Opinions OF len Davis.
An Enthusll4tte 1Leeting--Report Of
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TEAS
FURNITURE.
Undertaking Business

In aniisb lzeepIng on hand oeDs,al
nal0Etment OF C0FF1NS o. an siEes, SSIyeF,s1i
and plain, trimmed In the best STYLE. VIM
hearse and usual lttendAnceL Also 80
The sun., 1865-02-10

r-'hcr s,ys: "S-v. m regard 70 7''r ttlrr sup
Ilv " cotton, from wilmlu. ton, Cuarl.st.n SC,
tu.., ttat d, Will he soon exhausted, and that ths
II,,.tHuy hlsincs, i. nearly pisg ci oul
rcr steamer on tho double or tNln-serss
~ pic Bed lecu exhibiting extraordinary speed
i4,triil tr.y at she mouth of the Thames run.
MIN. at tho rae of r,s-v X knots an haur With
tic | p. sl.rr.'i ,t ia trr favor. She ~ uamel no
11u.,A Ann rauu,, nYI is destined II IL said Ior
U,,.a -luuirs.
Tie met that : 'c.n Ni,t,r, h,d gone out OF her
way g. address a .c,cr n, s,rCharlcs Phpps 10 tho
various Railway Companies urging increased care
fttcItcv.rUan o' rctlcrtt attracts some at
tru'ou 49,, pNt' NvN, rrrsfUs tat "minis.
trrs rcsr'u.l PSI. r,tlausut must ~ tNc mouth
pccc OF tio S'yc-''ru iu matters ot public interest.
Aud ,.palI ureliy lament " SO tAat Wt in
any way n'tugcd
M,urr. I,ls G.yorabl, fr the Termination OF tho
greet strike in tho binding trade. TITO masters
had Internationally vi,hlrlwn thc resolution tn
give "is,hnrgc uutcs."
Tic r,r,s rAluir states that the brother NJ hs
lraum col Nusrat " AZ do.irous uf codin., Zanzibar
tutic Ero th, TINT cHgus we're being mauo With
tlc iuaHm 60 induce h.u Co oppose this cossion.
In tho Spatah Senate, Marshal O'Donuell said
the evacuation ,i San D'minso WIS 40 longer
sohcmc H vAs rr accomplished fact. lie addot
UstiI ho bad commanded tho troops IN the is.Nnd.
hc would have ..staut,'d with lis head to have
put down TIE rebellion iu three months. lilo as
u..l read. b. ttte tho command should tIo King
/ d.r4u a. Tie IrlcN hzNs MIN ztrr Colonies esus
Wfcs tc c'i"uHes oi tie san Domingo war a.
/ s'oVnW1 reals. War hanldcs occas.Oued dchcis
| ln",uutuW lu revenue cuba
| Az Important controversy hni occurred on tbs
Austrian Riechsrath, respecting .ho manner In
/ which to reduction In THO Budget should Aks
/ pace, tho Ministers insisting that tho Chambers
The sun., 1865-02-10

Washington, F'b, The Lower lIousr 4 tie
Legislature et Alexandra, Va, o.!ay ratified tie
tnti-sl4ve5y aaendfacut \. the Constitution, with
only two It sscnnng votes The seuAte yc't.rlay
ratified = unanimously
cinc'nnGi., Oh'a, Fcb. o.-Tle Ohio Legislature
has rut,dei ,he Cons,itu' nal amendment.
Lo"'7" iif, Een",oSy, FEB. 9-Goyorn.r Bran
et''' in h's letter to the Ley!ssturc relative to the
proposed amen mont to tue Federal Conrttur n,
yields 10 the an n !mcnt hu, thinks the National
"ovommon' should pay Kentucky thirty four NIL
lions ~ d"'lars-the estimated value of boz sav a
in l-6i-H' confederation FOR Kentuc,y's as
fcpt thereto.
Dorcr, D''d''a'e, Fab. o-Tlc Io-tarturo ycs.
ter iay rejected q" pr0p.s q nueu.'mot to uc
CONSTITUTION b., athre"-'ourths vote IN tic scuate
and q Il" -l.ris soto u the II usc.
The sun., 1865-02-10
From Mexico.
Contradiction of Tho nr. Cwin story
Movement Of the pntri0t Forces.

Neo ior,, Etb g..siolms'ap Moro Castlc Al.
rivod stths port this morning from Havana. Tlc
only news 3f ,mportalec slo brings is embodied ia
the following ,e.tcr.
Hivdrd, Feb t-wo have bsi .rcat laugh
here over the news from He,co, as pu lishei m
your city, receive via Fan .frnncl,co aud sad to
c'me fr'm Capt nyaur,Sari. Tho famou, "
Gwin, created Duke hy that report, is hero "a
Havana, having arrived in the barcelona lie has
been rrc1f.ur Do, prctcus.1ug at tie Imperial Court
~ McN 60 without tucc's-, AMI now gors to Europe
to ru'' them ucrr. The whole story, including
tic grant ly MesImIiap T. Napolcon ILL., is ialsc.
What mry taIuca, iu,w not lui today the
story IL untrue.
s'uco uy last We have lsl several arrivals from
h"N'co We have pcrs rom the city OF Mexico
30 Tie -vh. Tho greater part % tie whole rr,nch
fore ia, .r was t.uR con .cntrntci upon OaNac1,
a % The nrl-auq uuI par, ~ the recently arrive
A1er aus Love written you u lhc numerous
towns shat tnyc tlronn o1 the I'm cr,al yoko by
cacu mail SO have lrarue., ~ now places. Nearly
tho wlcs '.a'c o' lv lo be REC 'r.u me uyudcrH
several towns 100 Sunlus nave fnll "cI tho rvar.-
pie, a.i tie M'N'rau-, under NOrou1, alta kcl
manila December 1th. W. are sold thc L.l"r1's
vrr" rc0u|gen. TIC rHtrrl|GV have become yrfy
uoutlesru, m Qg,.sipyo sud Michoa From
NntaiuutYs W. Isaru that two columns had started
20 tr' AMI recover t.ruad .1r.a, wi ch the In
per al.st' have a. yot l,cp una Ic 30 bold Gen.
hNa hNd roiurvcl from nIt eNcrrs ON to tic
| UprtI O lr I.y'r. Mulo Uere tho Hr.tqh fri.-
| air PHgDtrl sgIrirl him with tiirtF-s.S gurB.
! ~ y 'rca the 0-wcl '0surrcntn nun Hcr seventy
/ Eve huudrc unu'r Ar'cagp, sho las le,u ~
/ q. cr X .'d ami dci' -tcd OFFICIALLY. lie has cs-
/ tn. flci his h"n'g ..i rr- ~ II Elhwo. louatIHn
tp Jalscol has hccu ItGIcd b, tho ,Iusrtf, with
ite farrson. Ah"rw.r,s tireeu hundred Ju,rlsts
] = o. u 10 .. |F.
The sun., 1865-02-10
From the Southwest.
Ano her Report Of the Evacuation OF
NIobiie, Etc.

Seu York, Feb. 9.-The steamship Zazoo, from
New Orleans on tue 3lst ul', reports that corr
frmaton 4 the evacuation " Mobile WIS tclc-
sr,phci to that vessel from New Orleans rtI the
Southwest Pass
cira M, Fe5 s-ro Aemphi, nrlrr1u,
SAWS:
A lar - rebsl force, inclul'u 600 ,0rr OF Geuor,
Lglc's clmmaul, arc rep r,ed u tho Arkansaf
sitc O: the river, rc,I Npml Cty. TIE VH.la
fcr,e IL uudor Goner'l Robbins, gIt they evident.
intend cr"ssn; ne river into lrt tressr'.
cairo, ~, Feb -scyeuty-dye men u Quou
tror5 OLD baud o! FuerilLas crossed a., Oslo rvor
a,d ml1o to the mont Of our lucs soveral days
alo, lut shortly Afterwards tlcy retired and h4y,
2o1c into the interior Of Keuucly again. Ga,r-
rIos are very numerous nost our lines. II obterct
nrc frequent Dead pockets sro brought IN every
morn. W.
The sun., 1865-02-10

ncci 2o"'u,s Of clothing 'overco',s cvccr,cdy al.
htond to supply the wants Of our men confined
10 the various rctcl rri.ous. Gen Grant, in for
ward'ns fc mmuuicaton q G,1 Hayes to tho
War ncpartucnL sAys the rcpulH.ous oan be- at
tended to from City Point, ami "a, greater part
have already lccn dleI
The sun., 1865-02-10
Army Of the Potomac


UIfrhsr's Run, UeIdguor,ers or me i mn -
A.
"' f'''"'' rev. " = "'-i"o hSh' near
Hs,cler'- Run, Yesterday, WAS one Of the most
evere that has tskcn pl..e In This army for ,,re
hme' nni taHing INTO eor'iderauon the uniav'r-
al character ~ tho COUNTRY through which tho
..ka ,......-. - A.. H.. -. - t
'Pe "'N - N'''' ''' ''' ''0' W. 'ti'''"E
hcr nlVAneG ~ is rot STRANGE thAt the enemy
should "a n. tenno-arv a lvnn,o ,o Tho county,
,-.- ,,,,.u D.,
'"''' '''' N'''' 'N "' WV "''" I" '''''' " "' -
sery woody, with swamps AMI rayines running
,br,,,,.n 3, d, oil i..o,,i-,, .,l tho ,,ir ,-od ia
nArro" 'F-Tohc' not "l'' enough !" hIi"" wagons
pass, and IN many places m vrrv bal condition.
g.. Te.ri r.y.s.,, - H., t-iob c,,,s al,,r.o5
,,,,,,,or t. tbc + - I,,5 s..,,,d biyt',,,s. an
III - - -'.,t c. RI - o.. -
- =. 'i f, M 4, .
,,'1.s Cr,,, ',..s.,, l,,c ~ 49,
,r,ts Tn,-e we're no hess tr.p fo,,r divisions If
- ',',. e,.. -. 49,,
n' enet.F 400 ,H1 ",'' '-I ',n I ..', "",'',
iHtI.t ~ ~ ~ III rot r - I'll AZ.
So ''' .,.,.rr.,t. q, ,l- .,'.l,'f c., -,
70, .I - ,,,' ,' s a. w, -
w '"S.y a., ,'.,, ,'',''' bs,j b,s o,,,,',,,,
~ -, e ..,, .. " " " ' ''''' ''' ~
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Congressional Proceedings,
NNN'IIIm CONGRESS Second seS.ioS
SENATE.


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UadigOif3d Scenes in the House.
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City and Miscellaneous News.
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STATE 0F NEVADA ENLARGED.
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THE BOUNTY JUMPER RAIDS.
The sun., 1865-02-10

MORE ARRESTS MADE.
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Car Washington Dispatches.
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Steps Taken TO Fill our Quota.
&c. &c. &c.
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Army of the Potomac.
The Battle Of Hatcher's Run

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
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The Latest News

By Telegraph 10 the y. v. sun.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

The DEAD OF THE YEAR.-The year JUS
closed has witnessed the deaths Of many per
sons distinguished in the walks Of art. science
letters, and oil the learned professions
Thackeray, Hawthorne, Morris, Lander
Schoolcraft, Mrs. Kirkland and Catherine
Sinclair are lost to literature; Silliman,
Hitchcock. and Struve to science Hunt,
Roberts, and Hu.son to art; Meyerbeer to
music; Robson and Wallack to the stage
Archbishop Hughes, Thomas Starr King,
Potts, aud Winslow to the church Sedg-
wick, wadsworth, Rice, Mcpherson. Birney,
Ransom. and lotion to the army; Storer and
McCluney, w. ID. Porter and Craven to the
navy; Giddings. Lovejoy, Quincy, Hulse-
mann, O'Brien, Tallmadge, Dayton and Dali
las to craftsmanship or diplomacy; "Mud-
sill, )" Hammond, Clay, Marshall, L. Butler
King, Gist, Stuart, Polk and Morgan TO the
rebels; the kings OF the Sandwich Islands,
Bavaria and Wurtemburg to the throne ;
Newcastle and Carlisle to the English nobil-
ity, and Malakof to the French Spoke and
Gerald to the ranks Of intrepid explorers and
travellers: Hornblower and fancy to the
bench Pere Eniantin, the head OF the st.
Simonians, is also numbered with tho dead ,
and the names Of Ticknor, Vattemate, Sem
Tor, McCullock, Ampere, Grattan, Satisfied
and Leech swell the list.