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France and England TO ReeOg-
niZe the COnfedeTaGy.
Gov Andrews Proclamation
CONGRESSIONAL.
FROM COLUMBUS.
Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEAIEs.l ]

iSpeclal DlsPatch 10 the Cleveland LEAAEb.l
COLUMBUS, January 6.
The House passed the salary BILL giving
the Governor four thousand dollars; Lieu
tenant Governor eight hundred; Supreme
judges, State Au iitor and Treasurer, three
thousand dollars EACH Judges of Court of
Common Pleas, and Secretary Of State.
two thousand dollars each; Member of
Board of Public Works eight hundred dol
larsi Comptroller, seventeen hundred dol
lars; Attorney General, fifteen hundred
dollars, and three par cent of the oollec-
tions. Nothing elss of importance was
done
General Grant has subscribed $500 to
the Sherman testimonials.
The Governor to-day presented Harvey
Davis, Of the 4sth Ohio, the medsl award
cd to him by the Secretary Of War for
gallant conduct in capturing tina flag Of
the 3Oth louisiana regiment, with ser
gssut and two privatss
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Sherman introduced bill leyying in
ternal duties on tobacco. It provides for
tax Of twenty cents per pound on leaf
tobacco, tobacco stems and scraps. ThiF-
ty cents on tobacco known as strips, and
requires al tobacco growers, on or before
the first of August, to notify the assistant
assessor of their respective districts of the
number Of acres planted In tobacco on for
fsiS of five hundred dollars for eaeh acre,
and before its removal when grown to give
notice to the assessor who shall cause it to
be weighed marked and branded and
numbered, the owners TO pay the cost Of
such service. a.. ssg.e Cd l,u1as
It also provides further that such .tobae-
CO may be removed to q bonded warehouse
and withdrawn therefrom for expectation
or manufacture on payment Of the duty, or
for consumption on payment Of the duty,
and prescfibes fine Of $500 and impTis-
onment for one year for tsmpering with
brands or marks.
It requires returns to be made Of all IN
manufactured tobacco on hand on the first
Of July next to the District Assessor. I'm
manufactured tobacco may be removed
from the place Of production and producers
or manufacturers may establish bonded
warehouses under the regulations pre-.
scribed by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, snd tobacco may be withdrawn
from the warehouses; and manufactured and
returned to tie warehouse again under
similarly prescribed regulations.
1t also provides duty on cavendish,
plug and twist Of ten csnts; on tobacco
visited BY hand ten cents; onsmoking and
chewing tobscco, with stems N, ten cents;
on smoking tobacco made of stems FIVE
cents; on snuff -four fifteen cents; on
snuff not picked or scented, if the duty on
the Leaf has been paid, fifteen cents; on
prepared or picked snuff forty cents, when
no tax has been on the leaf tobocco OF
snuff -four OF which it is made; on scraps
or refuse Of cigars five cents; on all cigars
ten dollars per thousand, on cheroots or
cigaretts, in paper wrappers, sold for not
over fifteen dollars per thousand, inelu-
ding the tax, i've dollsrJ Per thousand.
Mr. Sherman said the above bill was
prepared by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. he moved its reference to the
Committee on Finance, and it was 60 re-
ferred.
The House Joint Resolution, rendering
the thanks of Congress to Major General
Sherman and his army was reported to
have passed the House.
Mr.. Lane, oil Indiana, moved to take up
the above and pass It unanimously.
Mr.. Trumbull suggested that it should
be referred to the Military Committee. He
was in favor of the resolution, but he de-
sired its reference because such course
had been pursued in relation to other of
hcers, General Grant and Admiral Farra-
gut. The question was thea put on refer
ring the resolution, and the Senate decided
not to refer it. The resolution then passed
without dissenting voice.
TIE Senate then adjourned until
Monday. 4#
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sTEAMER BURNED.

PORTLAND, Jan. 6,
TIE steamer Potomac. from New York
for Portland, took fire around her boilers at
O'Clock this morning of Cape EliZ ibttl
and burned rapidly. The officers, crew
and passengers were taken of by a fisher
msn, and haze arrived here. Four lives
were lost, namely; Charles & Wilson,
chief mate; two oilers and the I'd cook
The cargo was insured; the hull is being
TONED into mort
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Yesterday Evenings Edition

BLOCKADE RUNNIH6,-AHMY NEWS
s.FOREIGN RECOGHITION'-SOu uTH'
ERH NEWS.
NEW YoRK, Jan. G.
The Hsralds Beaufort correspondence,
dated 2sth, ssys: The United States
steamer Lillian, formerly blockade run
ner, has Just arrived here for coal, and re-
ports having fallen in with the pirate
Olustee, that vessel having run out of
Wilmington on the night of the 25th Of
December, at the western. bar, while the
fleet was engaged with Fort Fisher. On
the 28th, the Lillian discovered a black
smoke to seswsrd, and gave chase coming
within gun-shot of the supposed block
sde runner. The vessel did not seem dis
posed to hesve TO, and the Lillian accord
ingly opened on the stranger with her for
ward pivot gun, and fred two shots. Upon
nearing the stranger It was discovered
that she had flying at her mast head the
rebel ensign, and carried five large guns.
As the Lillian carried but two small guns
It was wisely considered prudent not to
fight the rebel The Lillian put shout
and stood in for the feet. The rebel fol-
lowed for some distance, but finding that
the Lillian was fsT out-distancing her, and
that she was approaching the bloeksding
feet, the rebel changed her course and
started in another direction.
The HeTGlfs correspondent of Charles
ton on the 2sth says: The blockade run
ming steamer Julis, with 8 cargo of 45O
bales of cotton, bound from Charleston to
Nassau, was captured short distance out
side of the former port on the 26th ult., by
the United States gunboa Acacia. The
Julia and cargo are valued st 10000
dollars.
The HsTaIds Shenandoah eeS'G7E5UDII-
dent says; Information dirsS'-@0m EAisn-
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FROm CSIRO.

CAIRO Jan. 6.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New Or
leans the 29th ult, with mails for the North
and East, and the 18th and 22d Kentucky
Infantry, en- route for Louisville, to BE-
mustered out, has arr 7ed.
The transport Exact, is reported in a
sinking condition outside the bar, having
collided with another vessel.
In the absence of our cavalry from Ba-
ton Rouge, the rebels we're demonstrating
against the place. A considerable force OF
them we're concentrating st Clinton, La.
on from Memphis, the eparticulsTa of which
are contraband.
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FwOsI gHERMAN.

bALTId0HE1 y aIA- q
The steamer CaliEornis, from Hilton
Aiead, arrived at Fortress Monroe yester-
day, with Colonel Ewing bearer of dis
patches from Sherman.
The army was resting aud preparing fol
8 great campaign.
Fitzpatrick was actively watching Har
dee's movements.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. g..
The Journal publishes what purporta
to be captured letter by Stoneman' 5 raid,
wherein George ID. Prentiee'S name Is
freely used 5y ]. 8. Chrismsn, rebel
Congressman. The burden Of Ohrismsn's
statements are unique, but are pronounced
q canard.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.


FOR IRREGULARITIES.
These DEgSs are scisstLdrally .sOupoznas9 sEid
preparation, ana better than any p,ls, pevds,. CT
noItru2si sstss liquid, sbssT a,sisn is di-es, and
positive. rsnesEinSt tssH rsIah,s, spaodz and car.
tain sPsoida SOr The suTo Of su obssraatIsal srd
supprsssions Of nature.
Thsir popularity Is Indicated hy The fes that e71r
100 900 bottles are annually sold and ooas1uasd by
the ladies Of the United States, and every ono CT
them speak IL the strongest terms Of praise Of ,hsir
great merits.
They are IpsVdilY taking tho pia5o q every ether
female remedy, and srs eonAidsrsd By dealers COZ.
sumsrS, physicians. and al who know aasht CT
them, as The sursss, safest and nest inssIiss PFC
paratiOa n the world for The cure Of al tsuals
complaints. the removal sf al ohstEzstius Of na.
turs, and the prOmotisn OF health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating Ehza they usy Es
used, and explaining reasons Why ard when they
should not be used, without grsaualns results eOas
traTy to the course Of natures ohcs en- Laws. will
found carefully folded around each bottls with tts
signature Of Or. JOHN L. LYON, without vhieh
none are genuine. They are prepared at the labor.
atOry Of JOHN I. LYON, N. D.. No. s5 Chap-I
street, New BsFsp, c6aa., who can b consulted
either Psrs0saIIy or By nal GnslOsins st7mp) con-
esrning all prITAts diseases and f-sI- wesknss..g,
Q. g. CLARK 3 CO.,
General Agents for ths U1ltsd States s Canals.
For sale In New ToEk hy
DEMA5 BARNES Z O.,
No. q PARK row,
F. Q. WELLS CO.
Ro. lis FEAahiin ssSsSs.
H.B. H5MDoLD.
M - F7oaagsy.
oAAs. n, oGE4TE Sros,
10. es sixth svsnrs.
And al DE1EEilt, I'd ARotasossisS IN th' city ard
- LORD 8 SMITH.
y deals; Rs:stsRDyFr rtEsafTri Gy:Wyew
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENFIe :.

CONsTEFUTI0HAL CONTENFIG ..
81. LOUIS, Jan. 6.
The Constitutional Convention met to-
day, and effected temporary organizs-
ton, with Colonel Arnold Kreekel, of st.
Charles, in the CHAIR, and Major Foster;
Secretary.
After the appointment Of Committee
on Credentials, Permanent Organization
and Rules, tae Convention adjourned I'll
tomorrow
Judge Clever, OF St. Louis, will proba-
bly, be permanent President of th5 Con-
TGutiCp
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ELEUIIOE.
AUGU5TA, MAINE,

AUeU5TA, MAINE, Jan. 6.
The following state officers were chosen
by the Legislature to-day
Adiutsnt General John L. Hodson
SecretsTy of State, Ephraim Flint Jr.i
Land Agent, Isaac r. Clark; Attorney
Ganeral John A. Peters.
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g tOlI IaDIANAOLIS.


The Governors message was delivered
to-day to the Legislature in joint conven-
tiOn. The message is very long and relst-
ing principally to the state of affairs
The number of soldiers furnished from
Indiana is over one hundred snd sixty-ive
ttoussnk-
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DYSPEPSIA q

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hatlleney, weak
nsas and gansral debility;
Il makes hsWesry ambi.
ti0us, the feeble strong,
the dsbilitstsd heAlthy-
for Il enables tia patient
30 taks plenty % healthy
food, which q the parent
Of the body,
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Special RepOrL.
New YORK, Jan. 8.

New York, Jan. 8.
FINANCIAL.
The Share market this morning was
heavy snd lower on New York roads, with
strorg pressure to sell. Western shares
were generally strong, old Michigan South
ern. Nortwestern and Rock Island, es-
pecially, with large business.
Governments strong and in good de-
mand.
State Stocks firm, with further ADVANCE
on Missouri skies.
Coal Shares dull and lower.
Miscellaneous List-denerally lower,
especially Quicksilver Mariposs rose I
during the day.
Bank stock and RAILROAD bonds remain
steady,
At the Petroleum Board stocks we're
quiet. The only sales were 1900 North
American at IS 90.
The Money market is without any i'm
portant change. The recent large remit
tancss West have helped the temporary
stringency.
Foreign Exchange quiet,
The Gold market has been unusually
steady and uniform throughout the day.
The difference betYeen tha two extremes
vas only Il per cent.
THE TEN-FoRTT LOAN.
There were crowds st the leading Ma
tionsl Banks to-day, subscribing for the
10-4Gs, in anticipation of the closing of the
books tomorrow.
STOCKS,
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
at Gallagher's Evening Exchange:
Stocks quoted: New Y ork Central lIs4;
Erie BAT; Hudson lI3F Reading ll43;
Mich Southern 72a Illinois Central l27 !;
Pittsburg 90; Rock Island 1929; North
Western 3TS; do. preferred 69f; Fl Wayne
1o0S O&M Certificates 80; Cleveland
sud Toledo -; Canton K Cumberland
4s, Quicksilver $50; Mariposa l61.
The market closed heavy.
Gold firm after call at 227a.
Government stocks strong.
AID FUNDS FOR SAVANNAH.
At meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, to-day, in reference to aid for Sa-
vsnnah, there was an excited discussion.
Some members could see no reason for aid
ing Southern men who were the cause of
their own suffering.
It was finally concluded to raise money,
and committee was appointed to receive
subscriptions. Considerable contributions
have already been made.
The Post says: Several merchants Of
Savannah have already forwarded funds to
pay debts which they owed here when the
war broke out. The funds are IN green
backs and we're sent by army Officers.
DISTRIBUTING CAR.
It is announced that distributing car
will be- placed on the Erie, New York Gen.
tral and Pennsylvania Central railroads,
on the first Of February. In a few weeks
| It Is proposed to run them to Cleveland
over the Atlantic & Great Western road,
and afterwards to st. Louis.
NEWS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
The Richmond Wing proposes to declare
the ports of the Northern States under
rebel blockade, and subject sn English snd
French ships to capture. It thinks the
O6nfederaey will then be recognized.
THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
TIE Captain of the ship Kate Prince,
captured and burned by the pirate Shenan.
doah says: The Shenandoah is not armed
for fighting, but oRly for the destruction Of
ships. She was purchased in England at
nearly twice her value, with the under
standing that she was to be fitted up as q
pirate. She Is 900 tons burthan, and
can run about eleven knots an hour. Her
crew ia 4s, nearly all Englishmen.
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FROH RAsHIRGrON.

NEW YORK, Jan. g..
The TTl5iszss Washington special says
1t is stated on high authority that the
French Mission was hlled on Tuesday, BY
the sppointmert Of John @. Fremont.
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COEIa

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures link hssdaoha, slsk.
nsss Of the stomach, and
pains or cole 10 the bow.
els.
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Oil the RuIe---Dry wells the EHsep-
ton


ton.
The development Of oil territory on Oh
Creek Is truly astonishing. Lands which
have been taken up for oil purposes, and
which were supposed to be entirely worth
less, are every day proving ODE rich mines
of wealth. People continue TO pour In,
and the country between CORY and Oh
City must now number nearly seventy
thousand Inhabitants. From Titusviile %
Oil City It is one continuous town OF city,
which In few years viii rival in thrift,
wealth and business stir, Broadway, the
thoroHghfare Of New York. Should -
state Of things continue five YeD-s me
most populous and busy city, & 1AInsllcs; IsI.aa
except New York perhapS NJ. y oo,I4 lUca.ee -
dsstsncs t S,.,'I1 have an1,Sdes Of the magnitude
IF : 'i5iaaS this entsrnr; and none can realize it
" ~;t5ont tEaoI bSsg witness to its progress
and gpesIneSS'
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COIN MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
Gold without any special interest," but
little speculative movement. The price
opened at 22sk, and subsequently declined
TO 227I
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweetsnS the stomach
purifss ths breath, and
instantly stops sourlsss,
&C idity, and riding Of food
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COEIa

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat o hearty
meal without laar Of dis-
trssl aftsrWAEd, fortt viii
stop It IS soon as Il q
swallowed.
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HnEf1

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite ! gives
Vigor and strength 70 the
whole system.
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NATIONAL Loan.
New YORK. Jan. G.

There were crowds at the leading Ma
tional Banks, to-day, subscribing for the
lo-4os in anticipation of The closing Of
the banks tomorrow.
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SELECTED.

DETROIT, Jan. G..
Hon. Jacob NJ Howard was selected o
8. Senator for six years from next March.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distTsss after eat
tng, Enthusiastically.
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PURIIC MEFTING.

BOSTON, MASS Jan. 6.
A public meeting will be held in Fan
null Hall, on Monday next, to raise funds
to extend aid to the people of Savannah.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
eurss indigestion and con-
stipation In every sass.
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c0UGR B.ALsAM
cures the muss violent
attacks Of crozpia s.ther
old CT yoG1s
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One Kind Of Kentucky UniOnism
GEO. D. PRENTICE AND
GOV. BRAMLEfTE.

The Ven Slightly Lifted-ProGtIce In
BIehmOnd-WhRt He saw while
There Captured Correspondence
letter from q Rebel Congressman.
Two letters were captured by Burbridge
In his Virginia raid that are peculiar. The
portion of the first referring to Prentice Is
Ofvan belOw
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia positive
".
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COF,a

DYSPEPSIA 0URE
Is q purely vegetable pre-.
psration, q ntaiPs no opi-
afes, no poison, nothinS
hurtful, bst acts pronPs
lYs surely and tnmsaL
atsly.
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4 AIDES WRAP2ERs AND DRAwBRs,
IL all sizes, IN Merino aud SILK,
TATLOB, eBIsW0LD ( CO.,
dees 2lT Superior street,
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cOUGR BALsAA
cures sore throat and
soreness OF thc ehalt and
lungs.
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BLOCKADE RUNNIE6,-AHMY NEWS
ERH NEWS.
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COUGH BALSAA
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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semmes, the gallant and distinguished
commander of the famous Alabama, ar
rived at jackson, Mississippi, on the 18th
ult. He is in fine health and spirits.
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JACKSON, Mas, Dec. ls-Msjor Wat
son, Just at Shreveport, reports the death
Of Major General Price, at Doyles Ferry,
Lafayette county, Arkansas, on the lst
inf, of apoplexy.
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HOF,s

DYSPEPSIA CURE
p the best remedy In the
world for DyIpsps!a, In
digestion, SIX Heaaaehs.
Heartburn, Fs7aE and
Ague, Nausea at stomach
aud. In fact, 81 diseases
or pains In the stomach
or bowels.
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COUGH BALSAH
cures hosrsensss ana ticE.
tng tu the throat.
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nEls

C0UGE BALSAM
oures induenza, ssihms,
and al bronchial afsc-
tons.
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C0UGR BALgAH
relieves ooEsumptive
cough Is Booa as l. q
taks1-
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00UGR BALSAEF
are sold aynualfy. and
the people all pTonouneo
it the bsst cough pr par
atiol they ever gsed.
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10 whom It May Concern.

= UAIH VII AI1IFI I7Vls - W.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In sundry esrtihi FeuehsTs, CT which tt follow.
ing is . list were captured from Adams Express
o., on ths train destroyed By the enemy near No
lin, Ny, Dec. q, 1854.
ozaftsrnasters, DIsburBlng Ohicsrl, Bankers an /
others are hereby e1nttOned sgaInlt paying or ne
gotiAticG the same, as raymsnt has Been stopped,
End sstt emsnt can only be made fom this n1iee
tbs vouchers requiring The approval Of BTevtt BT &
Gen. D. O. Hceulium. een-ral hauEg o. 8. MI
itarY Railroads.
Oct. =, Perkins, LiTiug5ton Psst. Cin'i.S Tr0 90
HIR do do do 1855 43
ssRI, Mfssrs. Kssssn Co., Bafalo, n
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
IN Proposals viii be reSsivsd a. tia OitY Clerks
OEss Until Tuesday, the 10th day VI suuRry, Ia
slant ct IL o'clock for furnishing and deliver
fag 70 6oltf re- Famii4as In this efty, Three Hun
drsi 300 Tons q good, we'll Foreensd bituminous
oosl Gaic oCs 81 be delivered the orSer Of the
FinaGes 0oEnmittss Of the City Council,
By order Of the fly Council
@. z. BILL, LltJ Clerk.
Januarz 9Th 1888 ian5lB
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STOMACH OR BOWELS.
GOES

WswArraut both Of them, Ia eTars instance, if
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Sold BY druggists every
Ehars- Prios ONE DOL.
LAB per bsttla.
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OFFICE OoEHIssART OF SUBSISTENCE,
10. aS Park Building Eorth Hids Public So,
CIEEEEANp. ONO. Jan. 6. 1855


Eo. 6s Park Building Eorth Eids Public So,
CLEVEEAED. ONO, Jan. 6, 1855
f. OEALED PROPOSALS, in Duplicate,
CEiu b. rsotivsd at 10. Sc, corner Lsks and
Bank tfreets, until IL o'clock N, Monday, January
osh 1855, from eiizens loyal 90 The United stat 3.
for fsnshing a. Camp Cleveland, Chic, the follow
lag S1bsisteEoe Stor1s, VIZ;
80 6aFrels Of Prime Salt Beef
1900 Pounds small white Beansa
SO - Boniny, Fl +a
900 Brown sugar, f a-
30 Gallons Cider Vinegar,
600 Pounds AGamantine Candies,
1900 Rood, dry Bcap,
800 81 Zoe Balf.
Parties are invited to bid for any ons aH Of the
foregoing articles.
Pasmsnt viii be made IN such funds as may bo
farnl3hsd By the Un ted. statsg. -
Bidders are invited to Be prs5fnt At 30, 49, GER
ner AXE atd Bsnk atrosta, st Il 0'clcek n Mon
dlT, January eth, 1855, when ths bids viii Be
sPsnes N their PFsssRee = :, !, = - -, -,
jaa6.l6S5Etp R Captain ana Q. s.
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Q. c. CLARK Co, ProD-ists-s,
Esv Haven. Cann.
DEHAs BARNES s o.,
10 p Park rev.
T. WELLS co.
No. Il5 EIaRklia street.
n. B, HEMBOLp,
No. 5s4 Broadway, eenT Asts.
Rstailsd By al Druggists in ths city aad county.
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"a CEASED FIRING.

The Worlds army of the Potomac spe-
cial says; Since the blowing out OF Dutch
Gap Canal, shelling, which was periodli-
eally heard,in that direction, has ceased
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mr,s

COUGH BALSAH
is tia largast bottle IN
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RUTLER's REPORT,

Fhe Heralds Washington special says
General Butler'e report of the Whining
ton expedition has been received at the
War Department. It is very lengthy,
and tends to ezcUlpate General Butler
from the responsibility of the failure. II
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