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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01
rh, Runners About Rebel Peace Commits
siGurIS.
BALTrYoaE. Tuesday. jon. 3i-s

BALTIHOHI, IurSUuF, Jun oI-A p u
TIE ERs7ican this afternoon publishes the
&ilow.ng dispatch:
The report has been current the street since las:
.vepioe to The effect that The Richmond Ssn,ins has en
aouncsd tho departure Of three Peace Conmissiorc,
for n Washington.
"Uu 20 noon to-day we have 70 official confirmasioa
q, tie rror tLoogh the assertion has been varied thi.
morning By NJ equally positive announcement ia"
Ps.co Commissioners. consisting of the Rebel wee
P,esidspt Alexander II. Stephens. and Senators L.
T.Hssser and Campbell had arrived at Cisy Po'rt
and were expected to reach Annapolis to-day.
They a-s rot spoken Of Or Commissioners represent
Eng tae Rabsl Government but citizens representing
she psoc on their wsy TO Washington to confer viii
presstr L:acoln on TIE sobec: of Peace precisely il
ne same CAPACITY that Mr. Blair visited Richmond"
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.
CAu,ARRH CURED

LINCOLN uosr.rAL, WAs.rSsTos. D. e.. Oct !. 1884
have been os seyers yssIs past afflicted With chronic dry
c,,rn which year ago became 90 bad that my hearing
,bpened 10 leave me altogether My throat became sr-sy
.s.csa There was coas,sn. roaring in my head which,
with the Other yp.ons always greatly aeSss't~e y
the sr.e, cold" Dr. Won Eisenbsrg commenced tresains
ne year ss and has continued to rea. long intervals
Stree run happy state that the tr-Sneat Of Dr. VSo
Eisenberg Produced constant impr,vrmsl 70 that my
herg amos, perfectly restored NY nosr. are free ftea
Atom and my general health 10 uch improved thae
look for it's permanent restoration, and that 'psedv
6xea fact do chserfaly recommend al PeTsons suffering
on catarrhal SECTIONS to sppy. 70 Dr. Won E'enbers fs
Treatment feeling assured that with proper oppostsaity b
vii. effect
JAMES r. YERRIE. Captain U. S. A.
was completely deaf for several years. and hearing d.
Won Hsenbos sa reputation in restoring the h'rins
called on him. sni ia one operation TO my great uonhmens
and excessive pleasure hear pss.o,ly well. cana
IN 10 the Doctor perfectly deaf sndheU IS never expeSssS -
do. This s.il IL IrIvalsd
CHARLES CHAPPELL.
washiastoa Markse
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The United states Supreme C.urs.

NAsHlNIION, IbusdtN, Jun. JI' I"O''
In tho case nj the Bank Of tho Common
venllh ETC. plaintiffs 10 error net TheConni.soners
OF Taxes in error to the Cou', OF appeals Of The stat
of New. York Justice Esl.op in the supreme 'oln 81
onrt yeyrr,ina the Judgment o. tic Court 81 Anrs.
with coats and remaining IN, cause win uirsc'irns 20
enter judgment In conformity 70 tbs opinion OF She
Supreme Court. 8, =. 1t,
III. same Judgment Was rendered IN all the other
bank cases. W.T.,
Two years ago the Supreme Court 81 The Unhed
Gtntes pronounced decsl"1 that state hAd no right
20 tar nted States bonds and s-eurite' and TIE pres
cnt decision 10 the effect that slcH boods ahd srcnF
Ties cannot be taxed by ind-ectoo o. yaaicn e9gh'
to the amount ol the capita s.oC vi no pahAs ~ 'n'
Yesteu.
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Alexander II. Steraens, Robert MI. Il.
Hsnter asd Otbers, Said To he Wishis
abe Vniou Lines on q Peace missisn.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday. Jan. 81

BALTDoRR. Tuesday. JAN III p N
The American has the following special dis
catch from Annapolis this morning.
ANNAPOLIS. Tuesday. Jan. 81. 1865.
Col. TAYLOR, o. the Second Maryland Regiment. who
Arrived here Ibis morning says tsst on Sunday Alex
andsr II. Stephens, r. NJ. T. Hunter end two Others,
reached our lines and requested to come within or1
yne, AZ Fort He'll but were refused and we're awaiting
permission from Gen. Grant. who was then absent.
b think the Commissioners were admitted
nevertheless and are now OF their way to Washington
Hope TO have something definite soon.
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THE PEACE MOVEMENT.
The Runsors Abous Rebel Pence Commits
siencrs--Whas AlcxaH6es II. Stephens
A. Thinks and Says.

Special Dispatch TO The N. " Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. jan 81, 1865.
The news sent North from Annapolis and Bal.
,more that Stephens, Hunter and Campbell Rebel
Commissioners To talk about peace were at Csy Point
uting 70: passes and transportation to come TO wash
ingon would appear to DC true. Assistant Secretary
yox was al Fortress Monroe last night and lie said TO
have read DISPATCHES there from Grants headquarters
announcing their presence and purpose at that point
what effect If any, upon their intended journey the
massage Of the Constitution amendment to-day VIII
have, people here yarons'y gaess at. No ono knows
ANYTHING about sheir mission except the senior BAR
he does. and he is as silent as granite ab'at it,
The Riclmond papers received here to-day contain
he following outgiyng Of Alexander Stephenss views
upon reconstruction copied from The Raleigh Confa'
1s,s O. jan 25
We had the pleasure Of conversation. few OARS
slnce with o very intelligent gentleman. Just arrive
nom Richmond where lie had opportunities Tor esceT
tanning with Trustworthy accuracy, the condition Of
sfsir: First. pleased to learn that wee
President stephens Ii orcn and unGnahhTu
In his deuunciaton Of reconstruction. he expresses
the Most unbounded confidence in orr success anc IS
determined very to visit Georgia and ADDRESS the
psople to urge them still further to resist the INVADER
VicePres6ent stephens By his prc'ent earnestef' II
che cause is attracting the confidence OF his associates
and his room is t,ron,ed with the eminent men 81 the
nation l. is not too late for Mr. Stephens to do much
good lie can at least do greet deal to remedy the
mischief which his unfortunate views have contributed
TO work or iifrmant also had an interview Will the
Presidcr. m11g other things ho saia lh deep iee!'
ings Ilt - Ir2sence atcra mcss kud. courteous ana
sgreeGh'c -ccptor deeply Impressed with the comic
lion that he - whoe.soued earnest devoted, unset
fsh patro:. whose life and heart and mind are yielded
up 70 the cause" This gentleman. after an association"
among thc very leaders in Ricbmoud, is satisfied Tint
Important events abont to transgre of the ost en-
sourpgin~ character" that Lincolns Government anc
people know that subjugaliou is impossible but
ssys Re- "they are aboring Nigh; ara main. to throw
their whole strength upon in tue next few weeks
Agsinst this end preparations are being made.
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The United ss.r. Chris,Inn Caramissie".

TUIIaNaIT Ut 'INTFT-Tf
The Academy of NJ usic WAS iiliei 10 overflow
Ing To- night in CONNIE 81 the third anBvarsas
VI the United States SanitGr Cuuniilon. 1hOusend'
were unable 10 obtain admission. Ge1ffc ~. stuart,
Pres,dert Of tho Cortnissio presided statrneG! al
tbs work Of the Commission for tine past yssI was made
by G. Demond OF Boston.
IL appears that the coiUlssOD Ia, received - srS.
347 and on January tier. q. 80 ~ tho treasury
of the central Office.
Addresses were made hy Gen. rel. ne Rev. j. W.
Chidlew A. u. Richardson ri Tho N,ri York Iti5pHf.
the Rev. Dr. Newton. Jv.epn story OF boston and
others. Much enibliasm prevailed, sIi tue meeting
cor .inuAd 70 n hate hour.
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the least important csen are DESTROYS to have the war
brought to close
The leaders confident Of their ability to continue
the war long the North prosecutes 1t in the spirit
Of abolition subngation They are willing TO nego-
tiote vt any time but onlr In the customary
among nations.
A report comes from NewYort that Peace Commis-
sioners are coming from Riohmond-this is not credited
hero and may be set down as Q sensation rumor
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would not allow colored woman OF any condi'
ton In any circumstances ride upon thcir horse
cars
The weather continues very cold and clear The
river T. full Of ice and this morning threatens the
before tomorr 1t will be exactly one year TO-
since the gorge broke IN front Of the city, and
the coincidence would he very singular II the sIVssry
should illness closing Of the river tomorrow by ice
The steamboat men very bre onaccount u tho pros
peotiye continuance Of the blockade
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Isw Yo.K, Oct. 5. 1854
et1uT RESTORED.

AN gxrR AZ EDlNARr RESTORATION OF siohT:
LAvrsNc. GsyxaA Of No. iSs East 5e.ass. New fosA
CIV nav, been suffering or slrdress OF the en eye fes
considerable period. Tie eye continually ssass 81
,. ,ns,ms 10 from which tie GOOD oyc hcesn Affected.
aud indeed ray general health vas sresty injured By t.
u,ns Of Dr. Won Eisen6sss great reputation and evsfy
or. said min. hopeless called the Doctor VIA
.or examining uaiertsok ny and within fenisha
found myself siznost completely cured IL now month
since placed myself under Dr. Won Eisenbesss rssosns.
al happy be able to state thar the inflammation 70 en-
tlrey Soae tha, perfectly with hOs added -
which good health blessing have not enjoyed sence
blind 90 conscierouy and E,s,ssully swear 70 's>
above statement in Coa Of Justice Of the City A> q -
City Of Naw. York, the 10Th dsy Of October. 1874
LAWRENCE 0RINNA.
Swo,, bsforo no tbs 10Th day Of October 1854.
C. 0ODFREY GUNTHER, ksyss-
<The Grand Seal Of thel
tNswYork Hayoraty.I
Or. Won EIsENBERG nay be committed on The dssssD
of ina eve and ear snd for ostsnh, st the oee, No. ~
Broadway. Nsw.York.
Tho ESrHETICO NEURALGICOEi 10 now on sxhieatse
a, Dr. Won EISEN3ERGS Csnsalns Rsses Ne S&8
BROADWAY. ness ntAse
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The Camden sud Amber vevcpsfy-The
LsIe ny. Dayten.

TnENroE y. j. Ine1laF, jon 81. 100.
Tie Peoples Convention, opp"ed to any,
extension o. 81. monopoly privileges oi TIE camden saa
Amb,y Railroad. will meet here omorrog.
In the Senste today. u u. Mr. scoTile presented
seriep OF resolutions rc.erIlrs t. tLe palre.mm end
eminent pubic services Ci iLe late Hon Nilsin L.
D.,top his hign distinction .spye aaJ us noble
land ia favor ~ his coaptJy hy tcb be- defeated the
dangrrou. policy Of the Court Of France. They cor
cuds a, follow: "Ous g.ief g. ris''d ly tr proiDte
nj the continued inhaence of h. rdeiy ~ prmciplo.
III. NJ emory will ever i've ~ BE bones ana hearts .!
he American PEOPLE" rAuT,day u 80 apart for the
coz alton OF thoEe resolution.
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The Frrediucu.

~ no, their fiu tba they ssy-s nor ses h~y nov
are nee They como HAS csdron. hsple" na..a
"a iup,ry vi w. 10; feed ooihe. aud protest ihcmf
cnm,,dt,e. of Ladies propose SIX DAYS tAlH AMI
EVFNiNG ENTERTAINMENTS. for the oearEt 81 .hr
rJ,,n TO the place eary IN MiTcbi and iaey sohc' 'Es
aacr,tio of al Ids and others interested IN t "osk CT
humanity . A.. ..,,.,o. Of "a.
Depo! lcg sarpiss snd dcrAoa, tne % % o. e
Where Isics invtr9 10 ca, Tor niona
ton and eon .rucs between tie aonfs 81 snd lo'9a IL
~ WEg. J. HlhCHESpEk, superintendent
A., = &, I.,.-r Trra.rr-r. No. - Grrmc.cy psTs.
40. M,.v srcreisry.
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s.ch 10 The NY. Daily News.

spsctll Dispstcl TO The NY. Dsly Ntws
WAsHN0ToS. Monday. Jan 20. lees.
Gen. Singleton arrived in this city this even
ing, and Immediately waited tho President. Daring
ii. stay a. RcLond he had frequent interview, with
Mr. Dsv, sna other prominent Confederate leaders in.
,.ndlrs Cor. Lee. Gen. Singleton represents those
si.h WHOM he had intercourse as well disposed toward
sry movement calculated to restore peace honor.
ab!e basis.
Tts soutberp pecpls remain firm In their determine
s.on 20 es.st suhjugsob The leaders not sverse
70 negotiation provided II Ia not based on degrading
conditions. Thsy III meet US equal terms. but no!
ssheswse. They viii nos i4) Gown their ~ms and O.
oept wbsever NO choooe 10 give them. There u No
zsspsnaclc7 IA Achsaend. k0t al froIa M. DsyS 10
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Advertisement,

Do no, waste your money buying any OF tho
runtious worthless articles called GOLD PENS which
have flooded the market Dr the sst few years. when
a. lower prices VOC get pens which are acknowledged
10 lie the BISI IN TIr WoRLp.
See advertisement in another column Tho rem IL
Mlrhtier than the Sword"
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TIE Rebel Peace Cemn,issisners ss An
nnpoiis.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Jan. 3l-3 p. m.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Jan. 3l-3 p. m.
A special dispatch to The E,emirg Telegraph
says
WlsHSdros Tuesday. Jan. 81. 1905.
II Is known IN the best informed circles here ina.
commission from JET. Davis. consisting OF wee
President Stephens. r n. T. Hunter, and Gen. o. W.
sni.h have srriycd a. Annapolis with fall power to
arrange settlement: OF our national difficulties
lis oeiieyed from the understanding be.Eeea Ny
Blair and Mr. Davis thu. the terms viii he entirely cat
sfactory 70 tbs Administration ard to Congress and
oil cbies; consist Of an amnesty 70 all oFenders, and
withdraw al Of the confscaton proclamation.
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LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Jan. II. .s5Js
The Journal is now informed that the SUE.
pected murder Of fourteen discharged soldiers Satur
day at Bloomfield. was incorrect.
Ike Ludwig, q notorious guerrilla, was oangh' and
executed that day by Capt Terrell Ut the Union Guards
In the afternoon Capt. Terrell had fight with Capt.
Golfers gueri Has. several miles fivm BioomGeli. re-
pulsed them and dangerously wounded Golfer. Berry
undoubtedly is dead.
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Wool GROWERS CoyvESTIoE.--Februar ~,
noon at Syracuse tie tine a,sd for the meeting OF
the Nev.York Wool Growers Association. All inter
eed persons IN ths State and others invited 10 a.
tend and that includes every person who ever wears
WOODEN garments
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MAIs2slse ID.

ELLIs-PATTERSON-on nondey. Jan. 2, a. Zion Church
In inf. civ Nv the II, Rry. roratio Southsi-. ID.
Thomas T. Eli, and Emily w psltercn, eldest daughter of
John ). Patterson. ESQ. No cs,d'
Observation-Disclosures Tpestsy, Jan ~ 1872 ~
Peer. Church BROOKLYN n. T.. by ns Rev. John \. Pad
does Mr sis.N Gliding 70 Nl., A. n Wsliit5 aa1sh
Of Jsf,.s Wciini, esq. As.cf., L. l. No cards.
Wedu-,d.y Jan IS by tho Rey. n. Tui.y Benjamin ~
s-viy Of Srw.iiiferd Conn-, Mss Annie a. Hiatt OF
Baix,on Spa NJ. Y
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R,,.... Of Col Nsr,a-Uis Aequiusi.

The following was addressed on Jan. %, loCs,
to Mr. william p. Wood Superintendent OF the Cd
Capito! prison:
SIR: Colonel North having been acquitted By the M
i,ary crnrssion before which he was tried the seer.
tsry OF ar directs that H. b. Immediately released
from confinement Report the rsceP; nrd execution
tits order.
Very respectfully, yoar cbrGleut servsni,
T.. u. TOWNSEND. A,st.Adt .-Gen.
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Lecture Of Hssry Ward Becehes.

BALIACak IueSlay jan ", Irot
TIE Rev. Henry Wafd Becoder delivered a
lecture 70 night at the Maryland insta,c Ia aid 81 tho
fund ,or the moral and educational improvement 81 tb9
oclored people. The immense boil wss d6nsey packed
There was great enthusJfin.
Justice Chase and Secretary Stanton cane Up
from Washington 10 attend tho i.o,uto.
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ACCIDENT on THE Hupsoy RIVER RAILROAD

-FiyE Cans SsAsHrp.-An accident occurred ON the
Hudson River Railroad yesterday rrceday) siternoon
The p train from Albany for this city ran OF the
track two miles above Hamburg owing TO the brsnkinr
OF an axle Of one OF the Five cars we're sinashed
but only person. Samuel Simmons. was hui and Lie
vas dangerously Injured. lie vas n brateinan-
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lAdysr,!ssnrni.I
PARTICIPATION.
dAKxyr FiEE IsNIsAxr-, coA<pASs.

SARxgr FIRE IssusASrr coAfSASs.
Nor IN THE RISo."
O, ANY combination 70 oosrcc parties in their Business
but with
RATLs AID RuLKs FRyK
continues 10 insure respectable parties on fair and rea
sclsble torms.
When Brokers' uadsr the restrictions OF "THr
R;so" decline 70 bring in risks. the Commissions will
30 conceded 70 tie Insured.
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RATS AND RuLks FRI
fAdveri.seE cui.l

DANWLIH. FeniL, Juht =, !tt9.
DR. WIN. ". GaEGG-Dtar Sir: In February,
lsGl was ai cI,d with sugar diabetes and "r hvc
rontIs pnrsed more thar two gallons OF water 10
,.sBty four hosrs vas obliged 20 yet Gp ~ often -
ter q. twev. tnes during the night aid IN hys months
Io,t about tiny pounds IN we gh. Dn.ug too nion't
Of JnIy SOL procured two bottles Of Constructor
W ntsr aud after taking two BOTTLES was entire!
cured, soon utter regu.ring my usual good ss,th
Yours truly d. v; Ia DEWITT.
Sold who.sale by IosoiS 4 ALLHs. No. 20 Chn's''
asd ell druggists.
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HALTiNosr. Tuesdny. j

HAIrNoSr. Tuesday Jan. 81. 1905
A dispatch from Annapolis Tonight says thee
has been no arrival from tho james River and there's
no prospect Of one " ni.b'.
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4 Rrn,er thar Rebel Pc c~mmtssisncr'
are on the Way 50 SFasbiaEsos.
BAITrgoIR, JGc'

BAITpfoEg, Jgceday. Jan. 3l-I2 n.
II was currently reported here last night and
repeated ills morning that Peace Commissioners a'
nov GA he way to Washington According TO tie
yumor, IL y are expected to arrive at Annapolis
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Speeia! Notices.

secord Assembly District CnIsn Association
L MA hou,hly Meeting VI the ABOVE A,soc.A IN VII D,
h.,l At h.s.rs Hotel No 475 fss-ls.., on WEDSEsDAi
EVFNlNG a. 2 ooioek. HENRI u. LEASH, President
Jo.EPH Ksor ls,.,.,ari,,
NxE rg.Tgs,
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Bpsineco Nciiers.


"I,oSo L0oKHD FOR Coh2s At LAST, NJ
sypz lat will rarely prove unless ;h- F-caa NC ans
ar, s.a % p,duo tho ds,isd ed u Is var To look of 's'
heath un .,s tie fus means lsaen 10 res.ofe H. Ia
av,, u,s ohir sad fever, bilious at.rmiiten,s nervous
debility hyrocarda gsneT, rhyici dscsy or Local ~csA
the, powerful vegetable tonic. Hc,sxrTrxf' sToaAcs
pr-.,, the sur..t ard quickest remedy tseh and the
long for b.sins Of health will BEGIN 70 return 20 room
a, a.. b,l,.le inausrc- IL ihued through the System
PUBLIC SPEAKERS ard SIsdIas viii find
"r,ors, BRONCHIAL TxocAxs beneficial IN elssrns the
voice b.f. ,p,ssas or . and rsisviE. the throat s'
unusual .1etor Of the vocal organs. having peculiar
apou 70 sro.ions which dixurb the ore,as OF 'psoeh
Nor covyh, and Coil. The Tno1sal are ea.ctuaL
AT OLD PRICgs.-W EDDiHG and VISITING
Ann, IT,. h NOTE Par tvEEDfLLS elegant 81. I;s
No. gti Broadway, conner Durnarst
HILLS HAIR DYE, 20 cents, Black or Brown.
Rsll,olo. Depot. No BMelsys' Sold by oil prntsl..
"THB LUNGS"
srAIcuLAsps MKLLNrors CoUGa BAIsAa. 10 the only
sus co fo Coughs Cold Y.or ehs Ashas and Con.nHp
tsn II ns,er fails TO affect rmsnent cure tor sse oy
r. C. WILLS Co.. No rs fr-n .l!nst, ~ T. d. sTs'ex
LInDs Toxlo curs The worst cs'ssof Dyspepsia
BATCHgLoa's HAIR DYE.-The best il tho
world Perfect natural oaSe harmless and ins.antnreeu'
IN eject The genuine 10 md H.i'LAa n. bATcuKLoh
6sA " " b.assists. A..s~y Ne b SGslsY<S
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For Non Ret snton o. Incontinence Of Urine,
rr,i,s,,on Inflammation ~ liberation OF IL, Beidci
or Ridreys Dtes~s O.ths Pros;ratc GGads. stcne "A
Ia, Bladder, Calculus. Graye!. ~ BrickhuN Deposit
snd all aissates of tae Bladder. Kidneys. and Dfop"a
sv,ll,ng, Urg HEispoLy's iLJiD EITaAcr Ducht.
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Fipnasi hal ARnlvs.

WASHINGTON. Iuesdr! Jar. =! ls5.
The financial arrangements just concluded
between tho Treasury Department and jar Cooke con
template the continuance Of subscriptions 10 hc Seven
Tbirtiss through the national banks in Now.f0rS,
phllade pbiA Boston and elsewhere, as heretofore
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BIovcments Of Mr.. Il. =. FoOse.

NASHVILLE. Tcnn.. Tuesday. Jan 81. ietS.
Mira. II. S. Foote, wife Of the Rebel Senator,
arrived here last evening.
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From Rnu PrxaciscA.

BAN rRAgci-co Monday. Jan. 30 1885.
The Pacific mail steamship Golden Ags ar
rived yesterday With The passengcgs aid rails wl ch
set Nov.Yort on the Jdtnst.
Arrived 2s,h. ship. Fro Queeu from l'sgov Blsci'
burn Liverpool Sailed. ship Mary 'g!en Boston.
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llivs-;l.omeui
HEr..p0LDt FLUID EXTRACT BCcHU Is pleas
snt ~ tss,c sad cGr rec irJE al Injurious properties
and Immediate in ns notion
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rhe Rebel Peace ConE1sssienefs--Tksi
Oeparfsre fssni Rickmsnd.
TALTlMORE, TuesdAy. J

BALTIMORE Tuesday. JAZZ JI-y p n.
There Is reason to believe that the Richmond
uspers o. Monday contain explicit statement Of tie
Iers-tlsc Of Commissioners for Washington.
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fAtf. rs.m-Bt.
CBEaOKEE MEDIcIsE5fo ron THE SFoRrUNATR'
--a9.pa,e p.rrhlst with full particular, free. Adj
d,c.. IN ~ T. NrKTa. & Co. No. ~ Liosny'st,
Nrw.York
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ouiy az Cents IA Bos,,s.
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Pen, Medcirci BIZ. prepared .csordinS 70 pharmacy na
t,s;.,-, Iy vi n TTLMFO.p, Druggist ard Chsmis,,
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tAivrrs.m-u'l
A READY AND COyCLUsIvs TEST Of the prop
er,le, of HEtxsoIo s FLUID EXTRACT BtcHr wiz De
connar,ser sith thoso cot forth IA tho United htaie'
,veusstcry. Ii II no guact EostrnE.
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Cotton for Cincinnati.

CAIRO, Tuesday. Jan. 81. TO.
Over thousand bales Of cotton arrived to-.
day from Memphis for Cincinnati.
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Railroad Cstsstrsphc.

CHICAGO. Tuesday. Jan 81. ieoo.
A passenger train on the Galena Railroad
vhea near Cherry Valley Station, last night wes pre-
oipitsted down Q hfty fset snhankment. Five cars
we're wrecked and several persons we're slightly III
iured.
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fAiv.riisrnentl

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A reliable TOXIC. DIURsrIc, BLOOD PUnf
IRA .pd IYytoRAIoa-HELNsoibs E1fsAcr ~
Gnu,
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NKwsp APER CHAHGRs.-T.s Ohio State Jcsr-
nal OF Columbus bas passc IN o TIRE han.s Of MI W;
T. Correshn for two yrass Or, pretoI Of TIE Srseck!a
R4px&k The LATTER psPes 10 " tue na<k9k
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Jxypgss. 573 Broadway, is selling HE stock Of
Adies and Cbildrons Bort: aud y oes nnd nns 1eh's
sNnnar. ~ ov prcss Coll aud SEED cers so Brosdway.