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EewJ Items
tB, Telegraph to IN. Ne. rsrI sun,

1uu sales Of Government oycu.r.ir'i-s, hv J,v
Cook, tie SUI ulsc1puou Agcnt suco saturday, is
5000, 9oO
Gov. Cos, laid before tn N,uo L-si.lrur-
YESTERDAY, TIE ofi',.l copy ortc r,s,'ur,u adopt
ed ty Congress aHcuuatory of Mo Constitution
Ahnl.shinf slavery.
Ir 10 Sunday evening g nj bodies hal hoen re-.
covered from thc wreck OF tuc train on tho Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad. Tho b.dtcs were ~ badly
burned that but lew " them could hc rocrlu zei.
nAJon General John Pope h.s .ssucd A. order.
dated the ith inst assuming. command OF The Mn
ury Division % Missouri, Kauss, and the North
West
ApvIoEs from Mr wrhn, tutrd states Minister
to Rio JAue.to, bring tic .ratiy,rr intelligence
that tho Government pf nranl ha, issacd = de-
cree, excluding thc : cl.l4oah lrom the ports Of
that Empire.
LuouriEtp, ny, WAS y,sito,! a few days nncc by
Williams stug of guerrna, ami Nc next morn-
lug by seventy " eighty of Cusptrc''t mounted
men The latter we're un lrt tAc commend Of Cap
tain Jones They uPgropri',cd quantity Of boots
and shoes AMI rLi,tcg, luI jcn w.,hoIt doing fur.
thcr l1msgc.
pisr,T,h rom the Army " the Potomnc says,
! Quite an srtllcry duel took Ilarc on Saturday
evening, nca, the Appomnttos, lasting from noon
to half -past nine o'clock A. nigh, Tic rebel Com
missoncrs the correspondent adds arc said to
have passed through She lines orr mat day for
| Richmond
| Tna RlehW 'd DHr,1cL u 'hc i,h says; -
yer, T, Mar ,aHnouslins could to heard through
! out yor,erisy in tho direction 81 n,Jmula Hun
drcI. The sound Of tuur la hc,.m me uuusual. Of
late !. reminded OF Iae days before tho ircshet
| when Butler was dirgips away 81 t.s Jans', aud
our Batteries were p-r.inr away at his wo.kmeu.
We have hear! IA gp'anou.D.' he fr,n,. Ills
! possible that .ho Ysub'eF tuyc rcsur1cl work on
| the canal"
fiFrHrS dc''-irr, prrnpI'y from to t35i
! Tenn rchcl Infantry, iuDudlns surgeon, came
INTO Cairo, m, or Sunday, AMI taas o., u,th. Tho
surgeon was direct m lupo.a s, where ho
yntci that Hoods army lad eols .uto Ninter
! quarters Tie contradict. the report that General
| Chea.i am had u,olc sfeo,h e. the rohc troops,
a,ivsn NJ tLctn 10 go NDrne md m,in there ~ the
| rebel rqusc wns hoIc'ars. o. tie contrary, Cheat
ham had merely given fs. 'ogs' to tie rchol sol
d,crr that thy might go home 90 hcii friends
and recruit H"Al4o stated hat u17y or tho rehe'
soldiers who had declared their lr,,auon to desert
on socouut Of uo dcsti rton NJ U0rI'' army, on
learning thrt they would ho furnished with com
Portable wia,er quart. rs, and hc hror clothed and
fed - an heretofore were sin returning g: tue re-
b,l army,
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Diplomatic Corrcspondrncc-Our Foreign
Relations.

The hrst volume of the diplomatic correspondence
between she United States Govern mont and foreign
Powers, has been Published, na;als arc given of
the ne-ouations hctweoo secretarv Seward snd tie
rcprcscutatI ycs y foreign countries In reference
10 the existing events that have trans irei since
November, lsi3. The dispatches cover the inter-
ference in Mexican Affairs and tho elevation Of Max
constantly protested. II also includes the pro.
ccediugs N reference 20 'hc detention BY the
Fpglish Government OF toe rebel rams built by
Lairds. The correspondence respecting tho Ch osn-
pcaEe piracy case cou,aus an iutercepted letter IN
cyphor from lhc Rrtel Secretary Of State, Benja-
min, uhicn was decipnerel, ana showed that an
organized plot had been formed In Canada to cut
out several vessels ron unucd S.hie7 tGrbors and
rse ulon the 'ap,a.ls and crews ne same as N
tne Ctesspeske case. Mr.. sewrrd's apology 70
the violation OF British territory D. The rocsTture
Of the Chesapeake finally accepted by Earl
Russell, rus the lat.sr stated u lie eIuadiuon Of
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Our Forces Moving on BrnschviIIe.

Philadelphia, FEB. Ga sp~r sal dispstch to
the EvENSs TEipgr ara, dAtcl Washington, Poh.
9Th, saws The chmond wHtG h,, the follow
iBy;
Charleston. FEB. A dispatch fr.u RrAr'on
my advanced today Acrc+s the wtippy swamp,
driving our cavalry ON our LETT, miles from this
place. 1hsy arc sTrpcsed H. hs Ia heavy force
there Is nlso a column Of cavalr on the Augusta
r,sd moving rapidly from somc unknown roiut.
whippy swamp la about thirty miles uorthwo~l OF
Pocuuligo, and about tho same dstsisc southwc~,
Of Branch vile. Rei1re reaching the lnttcr place,
sherrnan's troops will have to several triUu-
u-ies OF the Csmhaheo as well ash heao.
LArtR.-The encny has possesson q McRride's
Bridge, and skrru''hus IL going IN the 'front.' u
NraVon Bridge Tho enemy ccrisiuly moving
90 Branchvlc.
A dispatch from Adsn's Run says: "Thc enc
ny came up in barges 10 iounas Island, ycster-
day shout noon, and drove IN cur pckets. They
have fred soversl buildings on the plantations and
are retiring This morning throe steamers are
oG white, Point. aud landing is II retained 4"
Adams Run i- about tV cnty miles from Charles
| ton
hdNhin0t0n' REQ, h-lne hl'nW"h' ''NA""
Of the Ath SAYS;
II was thought portion ~ shermAn's force
might ,t'cnpt 10 cross the sAlsahatchio soycu
miles above the railroad bridge Tho Twcn,Nth
Corps was .ull at Rolcrt7~illc. The Fourteenth
| Corps val cross.rg n E1hrrtsy.I'c. The sum of
cvcry thing that is Known On he sutsct amounts
20 only VII vo have believed Tor several dave
that sherman is moving on Isanchyilic in furco.
| General n,au-ccsri tps arrvcd iu Augusta, and
taken chargc Of military opcraaiona thcro. W.
presume the forces Al .RrAnchyiHe arc also under
l hIs control
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General Intelligence.
lay saR to he N,s York San. ;

Ar,rY horn IN BOSTON ,u r. day vas burlensi
with tho name o Constitution. Amcniuent.
GEN. GaANr .s negotiating with tho rch. for y,
osebauge OF prisoners at the rate ol $500 per month,
Which rs as iuL as tney tal deliver tlcin.
1HE san Antonio lIkEAip s,ys tho French. on
arriving in N.tstLura,, cUnplim r'ri Tire Cuufei.
crate lag with lcrrtv 5nlptc, while thcv passed
bv tie Yankee flag IA silent contempt.
TnE Houston IELrGGArn says he inter and min.
ing bureau IN Ies&, ''uo" pr,iuc,ng nt'r enough
t. supply the re- 81 government wit powder. IL
capable Of producins 5,"' pnnds per day.
Mpr wlsnSGroS Rgvl~Gro~, of smthheld,
r. l., has recently woven SO yard, of linen on an
Old fashioned nan loom, slfnniu.' tie thread from
lsv raised ty O,ucy hIrl,h, 20 y"aN ago.
ssyEN hundred and elshtv-two National Gank,
arc now IN operation viii = cap,tsl II one hundred
aud eghty -sDf'c un'.ion aud huey '1nlue thousand
dollars.
Il istcrortod IN Washington that Mr. Fcsseu,
deus retirement from tho Treasury Department
~ ~ taEe place with IN a Gw days; AND It h rumor-
ei thHt 10 a.cee's"r VI De from tly Stale aud clIy
u! Ncy 't.
MI. Lncoln wore at her recrui. 10 20 TrIag, ,
purple yC y,t drosf, trimmed win wl g., u.rI ~
DIUons, Al eloquent wuitc Tou. Lac shawl, hral
dress u hOwer, aud wAUe lac, ~n,Ds ,la loves
and ian.
TuE lat which Gen Sherman .sar. 'p i4 ylctor,
Gus march through Geor.ia 30 rrv in tn' Iossos.
SION of j. n. Browne, ot S,etu, h7s', wlo received
It diresI from his brother az sasNuul.. The Ga.
IeNt AWruh mat TIC 'fsHffu' '. '' "@ - Nu-
queBionaiic."
Isaac FuNE. the great illinois G,0n-r who owret
80 acres OF n. t,st Hud 80 Illinois and Was
taxed for nearly 5000, 'nN, o'Ai. Ills wife ulso
diCd Ia q 'rg 'uurs amer Or iH. All. MI. Funk's
viii provides hat est-'e shall renaip IN his
family undivided
A LApaR grey essr, with = bel round its necs,
has ustc Its Ap,.Af ,uCc near Portsmouth,, ~ IA II
is slpplsoI 70 b. blri which vas formerly pit
At CtIe P,rpoisc, hut which was sent sdrift with
sei.i. uol aItactoI " his neck puuishment tor
his frequent raids upon tho chicken -coops.
ME RicIAup saAEs, Deputy Aascssor and Col.
lec,or Of lugrrnnl Reyeuue, of Guslen, Y Y, WIS
murdered on Thursday last near tho village lie
had icig tor homo IN his sit1gr, and shortly after
Ward te horse was met returnuga At tuIl gEllop Tho
vehicle to'Ig empty. Further search discovered
tie body oi Mr.. Sears lying on he roadside with 8
bullet wound In the hoad, HIS pock t-oook was
10 7slng, but his wa1h, paper, and p al were not
taEen. lie had been cnilocuag during he day, bu,
bow much money he carmel vas not known.
COEtul.td 0. tkS la4t pau
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Congressional Proceedings.
X\\yIIIth second Scssior
SENATE

W,sb,1,,or, Feb. 6.-Mr. Morgan presented
a. ,,.....t.., -, ,,,.'..... .
the Pr"''e"h~'" ." VIC '."'''''' ,"' ."'''' '
NeU York, N favor o. thc pcuding Blnstup;ry
uu
NV
III. Po'nero7 presented 'he or'l'h's'' '' 'ane'
II Lane Seus;0r FROM ksu 'Hs Tor SIX years On o
,,t .. ,,,,,t NOV, CO.. ict ,..-, -,.,,
SUNG .''N ''o W. w
Mr.. AorreA presented The 'r"i'"'AS o. 'A'Aan
A. FArwe.l, senator elect T. ul| the vacancy occa-
...i.....,.,,. - Il. I,,s,,,..,,- ,,,,4
s''"eu ~ 'i' 'o''' 1'N'" '1'
the ith of March next.
Mr. Howard prr 3cute a peiiton of tie ct,.cus
,,,..t.. ,t,,.. ,,.,, .,-,ot, sr,,,bc,r st.tcs Is
oi n''H'HAn' n4f .Hf '''' ~ '"' W
sci spart for the use " enaN lAlei slaves wulch
yy,s rcc.rr,I L, ii, C5mu..itco On Ireolucu's
AIhirA
NJ. Suu.uer ...rrcI q rC0uuNol calling on the
p-os,ts,t e., ,,r,,,.i , ,rI!ti,. to the late peare
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Blowing MP Of the Steamer rriip-~

Tho steamer Eclipse from Fastu'rt to rt,ficsh,
bio. up opposite Johnsonville, Tenn, atsN o'clock
on tho morning 4 Jan. p. She had on bnNri
amour o,hcrf, sixty eight men and two ofScr7 -
the Ninth Iudinus battery. -Four were lE' fnt
ceyrn IN s,irE. forty were more or Ices npu'i
ter, ~ feared, fatally. They hal iouI rup' and
ammunition With them. Everything was lust.
Tue ammunition exp lied one hour after thc boat
caught frc, VII lc s.c hull vas foot,u NWu 'ho
river, l.d more shan one poor fellow Nlf 'ur.ci iu
the burning iulr1 TAo captain stA''o o. At h'
rep rcd At sipoli hat the holr-' w'r. unfit i'r
use, tri wfs ordered to proceed. When tho cVp'u-
sion took place iuo Ec'Iu. WIZ lrciar.nk ip leave
tho feet t,,ycu boats ~ AID anchored of johnson
yilo Tor the might. On be-. srhoart ,v thc steamer
Lady Franklin, which was dama-'cd son on her
stPrbOtrd vas the xa.iauu, a q" DANA ri 1hcrg
twp oats touA uu tic dead and injured !, who pro-
sentoa mvfi p.uAh,c 81 ht Many hai uoarsy a..
their flesh soa'l,a ,1 OairR O. a." 'p'. a. IT, tc-
ing extremely cold, many were sleeping around
tie bu,lus. There were on luard atorciAc., .u.
Guiding tAo-e above ratnuouod, ono hundf'd 'ud
rxty, VI whom one huudrol and I've a-o i lo3,
missing And inquired.
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Washington, ftb. 6.-Ite Oommilre On Uo
C1nd.ct OF the War, through senator Wade, The
-,.-,,.. ,..i. . 49,, ,..l., ,oI,,i,. 4, tho
'o''u"'' ms'' report "'" '''a'''' W ''''
fa'nre Of the attack on the onouy's lines before
pa,e-.lprty IA ,rp.a-s that the eYoiosion of the
,. ,-... . A..
"'l'' WI. .'c' "n' o' Wv "''"'
sitg restion = Lieut. Col Henry TeasNnts, OF tie
,.,,. p......,..-.. vi. .,i A.. ,,tr,,, r,,i,ty
~ ,,crL ~, hi. roc,re,, con, ,ncp,cu an the 9th
~ t,,a - Al s,,,.-,,,l ~ 10, uorpsi,.. and
tp,srci IN a, ogl ~ Tulv Col PioA.,nta lab1red
,,,,,i,. -a,,,,-.. ,,,t.h MIA ,,c deferred
-, ~ 10, c,,,~, ,,I ,ic,,,,,,., alto, On the
oe,. ,rIr ,,., ~ ,,,,,k ,v,s s,l,,,it,,d a,
C.r NJ L, cc., uurr.,I, u. 4. ,rnp,seI to
rl,ce TO- Iri,,l.. .f ,,l rel noon. who
iad h,c, dr,1.rv VIII ,cfc-cnUe 10 the
-, -. 80. Il, ~, olvsro, ~
10 ,,,.,l irt, c,l,.,,o Cow No,Ie obiec'ri
M, bc.,u.c hc t,iie.oJ NOV would MT do thsir
J,,. a, Iii al, y .. .r'- 3 .., ...,s, thev had
49,, -, ,,,,,o- 49, r,, ,,.,,.- w., ,.f,.rroI a.
-. c., -, 5.-f.I 80 g,I ,,a ,,,c,.- n ou,d
lc,y ,te ,s.o,,u n, sail In eyIteuce. .I;eporal
Rurn,,de w.nt,i ,o nus his ,oloroi division ip
IN .J Ir,.i,.c irie lr,. MOT ,l,r, a. 4 yy.u'i
Iarrl.1,, a s,,I',,s sii1Ia rces ", Is Gcue-rl
~ 80 'n ~ .,,,,ie, ., trat tl., tr, Nc,da
s,,I t.t n 30 r.,r,rr,i moons il, front, wc
81 oI, ,t,, .c t,y,.ior. aud n Il .houlI proye
t.,S 80 80, - ,, 49,, .at ,o-,, ,,,,,,,,. = tbst
Co. 80 ,,,stt,, ,I,cse ,c,ri, .rr,d IT, yct them
| luIcf L,,,rsc y. IiI NJ, care about them but
,b", cc,II n'I y, s.,l : VIC rut white troops In
| 80, T,c '-I,, 49,. tbe sr r'ir,ip, of tfs mine
a,J ,,oio ~ .tl,cl - al van hy General Meade
Tho ,e,oT, .vrs A.. story %, the a.,a.k k show ug
Ma, Cnerot "A ,r,s,l. ,c,,iy.I p, frc!!u,rry or le-
a,oI " ,u,.b.irau ~ ty.. and that prrr.
! 80 ~, - w. a, 'l l',' G.,c,,l n. ali, L, -r,efpd
p,e ,,Jer 81 ey,,,, that succe,, woiId crown their
| ,q,-,. n rc,s,v,,cI On 1lcre il difference bo-
| ,,,e,,, ~ ,cs,ir,,,y N tho Two generals ON this
| -, co,.,o, %o,lo ,c,,'f.;ry ,bst Crref,l Brru.
ire o,,ed 10 eyorc'.s hi, Judgment In tho
| ,s,,bdra-rsi I, ,erlv 90 a question asked bv the
ro,1,it,co WHY - coud not yet better ns,ru,ncnts
,oi picn.,.ts -,r,cI. ,.,;eoe-al burnside told mo
| c,nora, No. .nd Nsior Duane. The chief eugi-
| rser ~ he Amy of The P,,omsa saii tha u .ng
| could not be- done tina. Il was oil csp.rIp and
| porscpsc. tb,, srcb /, lenpth of mining had never
! is.r eTs,,,,ei in ,.iIit,rv onerarop. and never
COMA he General B,rr,ide eAs The only of5cer oi
| hirb rank who layorel the mine"
| ras co,,r,t,cc c.,not rom all the testimony
| .,d ,br"~ncIus,,0 nat tlc Grst and great cause
~ a.. J;s,.,sr u,s the charge made on the after.
noo, rrecodin, The .ttack in the arrangements oi
C,no,,i n,r1s;sc 10 nl,c. tho division of calo,cd
! -. IN H.. ,dysr,o TIE reasons ass ,rlcd By
G.dr,l R,,rsiJr for not taking one OF hg divisions
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hr. SUMNER submit to the S-nAte ths, inNs-
much aH TIE soction e&istn A. II IL already on our
stasutc lvuls 4 should not le hastily removed ur-
less sonc teNsrn can be shown tot uc removal.
The bur'icu eruforu with TIE Sensiur from Penn
sNlyanis tBuckaew., who mAAos tbs motion ~
show that something wrong has nccurrci under
this hw.
Mr. Huct,lew will explain hy saying thA
desire cach Rate g. raiac its own trocps within IT,
own limits, 'l ra St,p .h NJ 10 Allc ~ favO-
.tsn Of tne President or The War Department to
OF u quota.
hr. sherman Adv,cat,i the repeal Of the section
IL was not necessary now, he sad, Tor Stale agents
a. - to tho aimrcs hs al tho general. In The teld
we're doing Tier lest ~ secure the enlistment of
colorel men. Il was the opinion Il our besi gone
rails uat uo provision proposed ~ 10 suicEen ont
was -rcatcyil
Mr.. Rucs.'sN', smcnlmcu, ~. sicp,cJ, y "
~.
Na!'-Mc~tr, Anthony. C,art, Conncss, D'Iou,
FT~eI. Foster, Hale, Morgan, NORTH, Nyo, sum
ncr, AMI " son
So the Scna1e sdoptcl clause striking out thc
third ~, ton Of the bill of last winter which rcr.
mis recruiting A. nts n visit Southern States to
obtain recruits Tor State credits
Nr Howard ofcred an amendment TO amend by
Inserting the third soction aftef the words ." q
uned uut eNoo' lius one thousand dollars" tic
words "nor Ic-s than two huudrei dollars" aud
after these wprla "lr impr soncl not exceeding
two ychfr,' the words 81 nor less than three
months TIE amendment adolteI,
Mr.. Hale movet 10 str1ko out fom the thirl sec
ton the words "or other person. ntier ihs words
~ at any recruiting agent substitute broker"
Mr.. Wilson said pc sortun referred Co. was not
ash bv the almiuist s'iuu. II was dos yncd to
rutc,t helpless men every whcrr. Tho African
slave trade psrd tgiure tnc crueueH Of substitute
brokerage. Non were sodu ccd ir1m insane husIit.
sls ani pat into th a-nv Men werc aru.ced Anl
put iuto the army iu an iuseusihlc condition. N "a
than that tucIt bounty was tatCu from them. Ont
Of 1900 dollars thcy sometimes got ~ more ~ an
90. hundred Hc understood that IN Nrw York
City thry haf a brokers' board, which they Tc ~
lstri Ia wal street
NJ. Councss suggested 90 g. sucni thc sect 1r
Shat 4 would read, "thst any recruiting accent, sub
sututo rulei, or other person, who shall for pay
oT uruit enlist, Nc,' auu tl,s nIncuiu M was a
ccitci by Mr. Hale In lieu ~ l.s amendment.
The further consideration of this su' Jcct wa
postponed.
Nj Sumner offered joint resolution, r-oposiu,
sn amendment 10 the Constitution, a, follows;
representative 20 Congress shall bc aIpoutc,
among tho several states which may be included II
rrns ui nse LAW iuy in each state tho quAl atio ou
required Tor electors ~ the most numerous NrsnyI
~ Ihr Stat' lHgislutur's ~" sctuAl enumeration
ot sucu ritlCnt shall bo uade by the census Ul th
I uitcd States.
Ih'T was referred to tie JI. irary Committee
A I.ouln q.
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kind, that no rel.Jaton Of yigor occurs
up 70 the vcry hour Of = formal binding declsrs-
n,n Of peace. The sum and substance is that the
leaHne rebels arc now in po.session Of the best
possibc terms they can hope " receive al wash
my'on, and II Is FOR them 70 decide whether they
eau obtain better By prosecuting the war. Grant
and sherman may exercise an important inau-
ence upon their dchhcratiu ms. In tie meantime
II only remains for us 10 close ranks and push
the columns AID SOC Mat our armies Nc properly
sustained up to their full hshuns siardar.. THIS
IA now the prevailing sentiment IN Washington
even among those who have heretofore Teen the
most bitter opponents u the President. It will no
doub, extend throughout tho ~holc country
NENo
REBEL ACCOUNT
UGshin1'orL Pcb 6 Tho Redmond nlsrIrcn
Of the iih, save; Capt Hatch - tho Exchange
RrrssI, who started for wAshlnston a. secretary
10 our Peace Commissioner, made hs unexpected
,ppcarsnre In tbs city, last night having come
throuss Grants limos on Yesterday. lie brings We
no Intelligence " The Commilsi1uors, not feelins
hin-ll at liberty g. answer questions on that sub
crt nor ha. t,eu found possible to ascertain tho
cause Of his spec " return. As regards tho whole
.uhiect We ore lcn entirely 10 conjecture, The
Comm ssioncrs may be =, washington, or they
m,y have been stoppel by stsntons orders at
Fortress Monroe, even at city Point Captain
batch may have been sent hack with dispatches
or the Yankees may have objected to bis attend
ing tho commission wsAe utterly IN the dark -
to their where's outs, We devoui'y trust that tho
Comm ssi0uers are sound and well wherever they
a-e.
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the ~ called pirates mus, 10 refcrr~ to the .'tion
Of the courts of Nova Scotia NJ S-' ards letters
are al distinguished bv a noble confidence m the
shilty OF the United states H. suppress the rebel
lion and maintain the unity and inteyuty OF the
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New York state Legislature,

Ahdng, Fsb. THE following lie were .ntr7.
duc,,l. r. authorize defcn lant or he ca.ln-cI' IN
a,rir,uaI trial To- close the argument g. ~v. To
rairv the sr,ice prohibitug slavery pruprr"i nv
Congrcss - A. amendment " the Consttgt on ~
the Cnitcd States. The bill to prevent The dci'"e.
msnt z natural scenery was ordered " third
reading. Adjourned
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houovs Am RrgotrrioNs -Instructlr Sena.
tors and Representatives IN Cougt-ss to favor the
passage Of law erehtng volunteers to the local "
where enrolled. Alcp'si. I,t ores rom tho
l-ur TO the '3l mt Los over.
BuiR iS1nonrOEp. To authorize stoyncys ana
councillors 10 tax Acknowlcda t,ent rf deeds and
Other ins'Tu urntr. T. employ ,snt.uncn In VII
lagos. To increase tho cNp,th' r,o,t and f1 the
terminus " the Adirondack Railroad. 1no state
Bounty Ri. Adjourned.
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Branchville Declared in Danger.
From Washington.

The Recent Peace Conference The Onus
of Peace Thrown pou the Rchels Why
the commissioners Didn't Come to Wnsh-
ington-The Mrrto go On " nh GIrntrr
k!4ur.
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The Invasion of South Carolina.
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Sherman'S Combinations Developing.
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GENERAL MEADE BLAMED.
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EVIDENT ALARM OF THE ENEMY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-07
THE PETERSBURG EXPLOSION

Report of the Committee.
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The Latest News

The Peace Mission.
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What Was Said at the Conference
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-14

te public no longer hesitate what antdote employ the
distressing and dangerous affections OF the pulmonary
gAns that are Incident to climate While many inferior
remedies thrust tie community have failed and
discarded, this has gained friends by every Trial. conferred
TOO numerous and too remarkable 10 be forgotten.
We can only assure the public that is quality s euly
Kept up 70 the best has BEEN and that be relied
upon 70 DO for their relief all that Il has DONE
cIeat numbers OF clergymen, Physeians Statesmen, and
psf@eied usefulness. Of emedes but space here viii
not permit the i.setion Of them. The Agents below named
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Those who require al9asUs msdicias 10 purify the
blood VIII hnd AsEKs CoxP Ext sAKsAfARLLA the reme-
dy 70 USE Try it once aud you will know its value.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-14
Warmers Pinolea,

Warmers Pinolea,
SHOULD be possessed by every man
~ and In the country Being volatile, Il Is
far Superior to Benzole or Naptha, for
Removing Grease Spots,
and much agreeable to use 1t is only void of
that horrible scent but possesses agreeable and pleasant
odor, supplying the place Of cologne other perfumery
hasa greater affinity for oils than any known substance
and hence unites it'll them Immediately, and evaporatss
leaving the garment entirely free from spot stain.
How many valuable dress coats are thrown aside as useless
because OF greasy collars or cuffs How many hats caps
gloves dresses carpets and garments of all descriptions
vaueess from the cause, all OF which be saved
with one bottle OF the Pinolea.
The following of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen:
find far superior TO anything used for removing
grease spots. think very valuable article and would
cheerfuy recommend II to my friends and the public
ry person should have bottle as will 500 worth
of clothing. Pref AMOS b, LUCE
KingsyiIIc, June 1864.
MR. NJ r. WARNER Dear Sir: You ask me to give M
candid opinion to the merits of your Pnolea This
cheerluly do. have used it during the past year.
honestly say that would not be without 1t for times its
cost 1t acts like magic In removing grease that may chance
to fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has be
cone so soed as to give shabby appearance to the whole
dress by the of the Pinoca entirely ceansed
made to appear like coat There is not that objection
to the of the Pinolea that obtains against other de
tergens Instead ofa odor 1t has the perfume
vanshes. 1t administers to comfort his money
and makes him respectable. Yours. &c.
A. JUDsON BARRETT, AN.
Principal of Kingsvlle Academy.
Such Communications coming from such the
are truly atering Many others might be added, but the
article speaks for itself
15e Kingsville, o.
For sale by Fl. A. HESDRY, Druggist, Ashtabua, o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-14

a, E rgesl and beat variety Of stoves apd Tin Wars
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sy enAIs sonh Of Goods se for cash. OF submit Y
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