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a VdIDNDIG III III EOh SsfHC'
gVyE Farm just miles west of the court house and
and one mile the city limits belonging 10 Mrs
C. NcPherson situate TO- town 3d. range }; 100
acres land and Il Of timber Oh the farm are
story Dwelling House, tenant
house and a fine young bearing Orchard. Enquire of
OTTAWA Dee 10 1864. D. F. CAMERON.
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AYaIhmhIe Farm for sale.

I Now offer for sale fine lot Of FRUIT TREES at my
fursery near Seneca consisting of ApiA allt
Fu,rs Tree.- nov sem ~ LcARPENTER.
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A REMEDY FOR TUt pJ,ysI 4, t,a-.,,, % N

20 fet2s VAN DoREN
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THE Subscriber would espcctf fully infrm hi- old eus-
toners and people generally HAT he has consider
ably enlarged his Sale Rooms, which are now pretty
well filled with stock Of Furniture, purchased IN
New York and Boston before the late advance IN
prices. De claims to sell at Eastern; and 20
peg less than Chicago Prices.
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This Company made but four assessments IN nufe
1.ar.-the whuie amounting to but 20 r cont or an we
rore Of about pei per making tiie tllEAfE-I
INsUEANCE presented by any Company DONG business III
the State
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DO 10 Thompson AZ Gibson's.
U5HoR fine se,smerys Toilet sesp Toesn Paste
u xsxt4 n
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From the Rev. JOS H. Kennard, Pastor Of the loth Esp

From the Rev Jos. H. Eennar Pastor of the 10Th Esp
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
quested connect my name with coEnendations Of
different kinds of medicines but regarding the practice
Of my appropriate sphere. have in all de-
clined; but with clear proof in various instances and
particularly in my family Of the usefulness of Doctrr
usnal course to express ns full conviction i that
general debility Of the SYSTEM and fspecoNy for Liver
Complaint It is safe and ratMat', rr.parat,on In
some cases it may fall but usually oht not it will
be very beneficial to those Who suler lran the alloy.
cause. -
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Church.
Dr. C. NJ jackson Dear Sir Personal experience
enables me to say that l regard the German Bitter.
prepared by you excellent medicine. In cases
Of cold and general debility have been greatly
beneed by the Of the Bitters and doubt not they
Yours, truly, WARREN RAND9LpIl,
Germantown, Penn,
From Rev. J.. II. Turner, Pastor of Heddns N. L
Dr. jackson Dear Sir Having used your German
Bitters in my family frequently, prepared to SAP
that it has been OF great service believe that p ncst
of general debility Of the system it the safesS
and most valuable remedy of which hays amy know
edge.
Yours, respectfully, H. IuHNER.
... ~. NO. 726 n. Nineteenth Street,
From the Rev. J. u. Lyous, formerly Pastor of III.
Columbus, eN. j. and MiddieteMn, Qenn) Baptist
Churches. s3 = a"t
New Rochelle NY
Dr. c. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir feel it pleasure thus.
of my accord to bear testimony to the excesnc.
of the German Btters. Some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very beHe
hcial results have often recommended them TO PEI.
enfeebed by that tormenting disease, and hars
heard fonl them the most fatteling testimonials
their great value. In of general debility, 10
ucve it to be tonic that cannot bc surpassed.
H. ea in. LYONS
IL @at j..
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From the Rev. J. u. Lyous, formerly Pastor of III.
Columbus, IN. j. and MiddietoMn, (Penn) Baptist
Churches. z = Il" y
From the Rev. rhos. Winter, Pastor of Roxboroush


From the Rev. rhos. Winter, Pastor of Roxbosoush
Baptist Church.
Dr. jackson Dear Sir II feel it dine to your excel
lent preparation Hoofand German Biters to add nv
testimony to the deserved reputation il has obtained
have for years at times, bee troubled with great d.
order in my head and nervous system. l advised
did and have experienced great and ,Xpecte:
lief; my health has been very materially benefited. I
confidently recommend the article where meet with
cases similar to my own. and have been assured by
many of their good efforts.
Respectfully yours, 4. WINTER, KoXhorough, Pa,
From Rev. j. s. Herman, of the German Res,rmeJ
Church kutztown, Berks County, Pa. g. Il "a Z"
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Respected Sir - have beer
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and have
never used any medicine that did me much good sa
Toohands Bitters. am very much improved il,
health, after having taken i've bottles. : 'ftt"
Yours, with respect, Us. HERMAN
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From the Rev. j. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of Eeligieu knowledge aid Christian
Chronicle. Philadelphia. &
Although not disposedt fav.r recommend Patent
Medicines in general through disrust Of their ingredi
ents and effects yet know Of sufficient why
man may not testify tc the benefits he believes hun
self to have received from any simple preparation,in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit OF
others. do this more readily in regard to oofands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Of this
city because was prejudced against them for laany
years under the impression that they chiefly
alcoholic MIXTURE am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker ESQ. for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering great and long continued debility. The
use of three bottles Of these Bters the beginning Of
the present year, followed by evident relief and
restoration degree Of bodily and mental vgor which
had not felt for months before, and had almost de-
SPARED of regainiag / therefore thank God and MY
friend for Sirecting to the use of them.
g j. NEWTON DksoNN, Philadelphia
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Read ache Says So:

From the Rev. L. G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church.
Pemberton, N. j., formerly OF the North Is: ptist
Church, Philadelphia. .v.. - ara atg-
= = = have known Uoofands German Bit
tiers faverably for number OF years. have used than
in my own family and have been pleascd with their
effects that was induced to recommend them many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
" beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly proclng this fact aud calling the attention
of those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended, to these Bitters, knowing from expert
that my recommendation will be sustained. do
this more eheeruy Is Hollands Bitters is intended to-
benefit the afflicted, and is mot a rum drink" ;.
Yours truly, LEVI Y. EELk
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p II ICE 6

Large Size, (holding nearly double quantity
S100 per Bottle--Aaf doz., IS!
Small Size-75 cts. per Bottle--hslf doz., ~!
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Musical instruments
What the Papers Say.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. JANUARY %, 1865.

CHICAGO TRIBUNE, JANUARY 20, 1865.
A season of the year when by accepted custom
the general aspect Of the twelve months are being
reviewed. il il very natural and appropriate to select
individual instances proofs OF prosperity in special
departments OF trade. Take for example, Reeds Tenn
Die OF Music McCormicks marble building, the cor
ner OF Randolph and Dearborn streets. and the fact is
rediiy susceptible Of proof from their books that in
the past eighteen months Mr. Roed has sold 200 seven
hundrsd) pianos, and nearly 500 tive hundred) meo-
deons and monitor organs, at an average cost Of S4oo
for the former and 500 for the latter We have then
for the aggregate the amount Of bust
done BY this single house, to leave out OF account
their new department Of sheet music, only months
since established This list of pianos sold comprises
Instruments from some fifteen of the best Eastern
makers in New York and Boston-froR Chickering's
Gard, at 500 to those Of less prctentious merit
NJ Reed has purchased 81 900 worth of piano stock
In New York house alone. This extensive business
has well atested Mr. Reeds sagacty in location and
tho value of breadth in tho of his triple stores
These not alone to be set down to the credit
of single house, but part Of the numerous proofs
similar in character to the magnitude OF Chicago
= piano market, and that need go east OF the
Lakes to buy piano. Mr.. Reed well deserves his
cess and the the better of such houses should be
the of all interested in the growth and advance
ment Of our city.
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To Parties Going East.

We have more pianos than any house in New York,
Boston or Philadelphia, and will pay any persons ex-
penses to Chicago who prove that he can buy the
came quality OF instrument in those cities cheaper after
adding freight, than At my warerooms in Chicago
We wish it distinctly understood that keep from IS
to 100 pianos constantly hand-the largest dealers
stock in the United States.
REED SONS.
Mrs. n. E. Moore is Agent at Luana for the sale Of
these valuable instruments. Orders left with her will
be promptly filled, and at as low prices. as if the
purchaser were in Chicago. Mrs. Moore has one Of
these instruments exhibition and Is teaching class
Of young ladies at her residence.
Lusna, Clayton Co., Iowa, August 9th, is. 400
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A Boston editor SAYS The day the result
Of the trial Of Mary Harris was announced, the
following interesting conversation was over
heard !: Carrie, dear, will you please lend me
rue to his promise to might" "Why, Emma,
I'm 90 sorry! I've just lent my revolver to
Mary, rs she has found beau with ever so
much more money than Alfred but. dear, l
can let you have my ivory handled stiletto
with much pleasure"
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A soldier Of the 9th hands US circu!'r
containing the "Farewell" Of Col. Lake to
his regiment: It's beautifully written, brief
and to the point:
tisApo'rRs 27rH REG iowa TsrT.
CLINTON. Iowa, Aug. 8, 1860.
tsLLow SoLDIERs In taking leave Of
you at this time, after three years service
in the geld, hardly know how to express
myself-such varied emotions crowd them.
selves upon my mind. Sorrow at parting
tho associations that have naturally grown
up among US during the hardships that we
have suffered in the field ,-and joy at the
prospect Of once more rejoining our families
and friends in civil life,-but knowing that
We have fully accomplished that for which
we entered the U. s. military service, you
can return to your homes with the full
consciousness Of having done your duty to
your country as soldiers. By your cour.
age on the field Of battle, your patience on
long and fatiguing marches, your uncom.
planning submission to the hardships and
ntiguinR marches, your accomplishing
submission to the hardships and privat!ons
Of camp life, and have won for yourselves an
enviable reputation.
You are now about to return to civil life.
Be a good citizens as you have been SOL
diers, and you will ever maintain for your.
selves the highest esteem Of your fellow
men,. sasg ..a.s. z..... ...
while We mingle CIR tears and sorrows
'over the graves q. our fellow comrades who
lie barred .Eom the Lakes to the Gulf of
Mexico, let Us ever strive to maintain the
INTEGRITY of the Republic and the honor of
her citizen soldiery.
JED LAKE,
at ag.a 1t. Col. Com'dg 9th Iowa loft.
srArB,xc. A severe ARRAY took place in
this town on last Sabbath evening. Mr..
Jacob Ames was followed from the Brew
cry to bis dwelling, by some persons who
held grudgs against him. Arriving at his
house, two Of them followed him in. Mrs.
Ames interfering with the intruders they
laid hands upon her: Mr.. Ames then drove
them with his clubbed gun from the house.
In the ARRAY, two persons were stabbed
severely. and it was supposed fatal wounds
were inflicted; but at this date both are
living and we learn with good prospect of
recovery. People should learn if they
have chronic quarrels, that private dwell.
ings are castles, to be defended sometimes
Pr. du Chen Union.
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~ q TgCE.

4 Ill persons forbid cutting or taking any TIM
~ Der from the SPANISH GRANT, from and after
this date without permit from the Agents of the COM
pany All parties trespassng hereafter will be dealt
with to the extent of Law. --...
Persons wishing to purchase wood or down timber
can apply to the Agents. WI. GREENE,
O. HcfRANEY
General Agents Giard Laud Company
Septembe 1853. SEQ
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In every branch Of the trade Persons in the city or
from the vicinity about designing purchase would
do well to examine her stock before purchasing else
where At the old stand door east of Woods Drug
Store, McGregor, Iowa. 442
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Beware of COunterfeits.

= WWiIG Vi CUHnttlleIS, 90.
See that the signature of"C. NJ JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each bottle. -
"a Should your nearest Druggist not have the arti-
Gle do not be put of by Of the intoxicating nepa
rations that may be offered in it's place. but send VS.
and We will forward securely packed, ny express.
Principal office and mandatory, No. 681 Arch st,
Philadelphia. 1853
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to {. NJ JACKSON & co,
PR0PRIEToRs.
For sale by Druggist. and Dealers in every us.. II
the United States. xib
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ADB BUY FRESH GROUND OswEG0 WATER
LIME AND GENUINE R0sENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS eON.-EA
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Closing Up The War,
Ibterestina Items from the Went.

Ctnc,nnGti, Nay 3o,-lhe CONNEBcIAIs Chatta-
noogs dispatch Gays southern papers received here
announce the intention Of the south to accept tho
new order Of things In good faith and to stand BY the
Government In restoring order and industry They
repudats guerrilla warfare aes against individuals
holding political opinions different from themfelves
and declare their intention Of laying aside the ideas
which have heretofore animated them John Bell ia
at Atlanta. The East Tennessee snd Georgia Rail
road is Icing repaired, Only twenty miles remain 70
be finished TO connect Boston and Bristol EI-secre-
tAry Mallory and Howell Cobb passed Chattanooga
yesterday for Nashville under guard. Detachmenta
Of General Wilson's Cavalry are daily arriving
Cihetnna,i, Nay 3o.-Ths CoANEEoiAL has spe-
cis dispatch from Frankfort KY saying Recruit
ing u g0ing Vn bTiakIy sa9nl We slaves IN SsnHA
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From San Francisco,
Overhaulius the TilIibustrrs n cbel 81 mpu-
thizers Implicated, lite.

SIr Fruuri.ta. Nay 26-lhe examination made
into the cacuu stancos attCuding tn conspiracy TO
seize tie Ic.uy,an steamer Cotton, at this port
ie,,.L these tc Iar,ics board the u oute',
4IU in uumb,r enlisted osten.iby o proceed T. Ah-
Eona bu' really 10 land on the Nctctn coat, In the
Cult Of California. A man ~ The nhiuc u Williams
VGS the Gcuufal commanding the ,rpcl!ticn, and
another by the pNuo Of Huurcrtyfl, late Of the
Army Of the Potomac, VA. i,s Co'one. subsequent
t. the dotcution oi the Bloutc, b, thu authorities
Williams, and othcrr, coneoctcd scheme TO
,c.lc the Cotton, run her 10 sea- aud use
her A. pIva'ccr Nesiust French commerce.
Some Of the leading parties IN tho conspracy
veio ioimply known "a Icl,l tympAthisvu Tue
MCxicAn ten. \C.a. Aront ut the JuarrE Goven-
ncut, made largo advance. Of money Co illiAns m
leader OF the Emicratou -chcme,until he ascertaned
that the money was lkoy to be inisappuod, when be
gave information aluinst Williams. Williams had
given other, 20 understand that the seizure Of the
Cotton understood between the Mexican and Pc
ruvi,n nuthoriuosand that be rhos Of force in max
ing the ,cizurc Va. necessary ariut th, latter q
N.y blame iu she ma tcs The scheme al-o contcm-
plated the seizure OF tho French trausorl rhinwhen
1 sle stnc down irom Marc lsand. lo rartlcs ar
rested are ia the CITY rrsou ,harg,i r,h cons fus
to commit felony.
The trial OF the Panama pirates continues. The
letter OF the Roh, Secretary OF the Nsy,, Mallory,
shos- What wss 'ol ZONE H. ccuuiucHgs i.airIit.
| tel The psisu'u s,t up IS h'ir d'f'n,e shat they
wcra enslsed IA iar iu ~GIt.c and should he cousd-
| cred ~ pIisoucrs OF war.
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wAsuISGrOS, May %, ls65.
Since the great revlev, iuroushed soldiers have
almost thronged our streets penetrating everywhere
visitins all the public buildings, and cro~dins the
s,ores TO the snifest profit oi sorekecpers ana eN'
dent annoy anee Of roadent citizens. Not ihat our
r boys Ia blue" are troub eaome generally, but De-
r.u-e some Of them from she.msu's army have
been 20 long fsT away from where they could ooh up
ou anything 20 home like, the articles exposed Tor
ale in the stores Of this city our citizens have thus
far teen liberal in their attentions to the re-
burning soldiers and many private families have
laken In a scorv more Of the brave fellows "hohi
lhey trea. with good dinners, aud not uniTeIuehty
smile" at with something stronger OceHfiohA'V
crowd Of soldier. invited to in,hhe the "h'key
pf come lberal-hearted individual Who does not see
nhe harm Of giving the bovs treat all round lho
f,.t of this indi,criuiuae Hospitality having te'h
ubve-rve Of GOOD order In the streets and e,mrN the
rqupr saloons are closed after seven o'eoeh 10
Ihe .vening, and all dealers nre prohibi'd ron
ke,ine liquor to soldiers good regulation
Inst at this time, and ono that promises to
urev,.n, many Of the veterans from being Ssindl'd
but Of their money, by the myr.ais Of shHpef' Nh"
have come hi,her from every city in The mon Inc
s.nis slry and Christian Commissions are dong
ood work at the camps, By circulating printed eau-
Mon, against the swinder who seek n po'-ess them
elves Of the hard earned money OF tho ieceh'p pAu
kd troors.
AZ the Ar"rnh inc u'ai W.. 49, .,,,...r.,,. a.
vrisoaeu presenting Ap0u' 'no '','o - -
bon hs wrote eohe''n'"s '"'-- -. a.
siher more eare"ofn' anu a' a,.i
eeted at tho evident ',l'''. - an nj,
present any MT uhiIo
email Ut. "ueu ' f." " A. ,,,,.o "a
george Auuu -, ,rs.o,cr, ,hos
n.y. uu' MS suiiS' 'n1 W " .a,,hoi a.,
S Hshs o'hopo'ui','s, ~, -, h.. ,nov,,
'ef' ah' pu" =" t,,t. ron.iJ.,sIl,
hinheT' put "o'e' 80" -. =, ,to ir,,o
peeu'auoh inuus'u IA ' -, -,
vue' on OF the tesu"ony eoN'' -,'e I.,.,t..'. ,,,
and the p'ot 10 ,,., ir
Am informed py ono "Ho ou'"' :, -. .,,4
Iortaht Tearing Oh 'he e"o ',' " - r,.,,,a,' g.
4 aore particularly On 'no' .. :, a.,
ud,i III the 'nu'eu"'HN WIZ ~ 'N""' "''
roper time
The Incarceration OF DAVE anu ~, '','D' i1
lent here, hn given tle eo'AIS :" a'''"'
Opportunity to intu.' IN eohn'hS !" '"''' ''A'u'
outeut. thousand and one iu'ho" a,o 'u'''"' ""
eming the arch traitor so'ne sNy "''' "' W., ="
II tried before civil court lhA' 0hiy ""t'a'
ribunal can try the sr-Cohmah1't III N"'o' " ~ y"
| vehel armies and navy q! lhht s'Ah''"' WV -
i'm in custody, viii not turn nam over r"e Wv
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The Conspiracy Trials.
New ard Highly important Developments

E1.l,uy'Or, War 3J-- 'i.tou Of both -cSos con
tnuc to crowd he Court room uIn'at to suhocauon.
John B hubbard. John r.. Eoietts and Charles T..
F,l.or. of Colonel laAcfs detective force, Ma In
attendance rnio.cin. order gui courteououfly at
tcuuia. 20 thcr aip. op.ise iutir-. Tho record Of
the prcviou. ia. HAVING been read tho rr'.ecution
proceeded to cl three vinofses, tie remaining bc-
nr for the defence.
rI-.IunsN or tuWis o.. uArra.
Ilv .Iud-r AIv,cnic Ito't. q. state whrro Won re-
eide ~ a In Clulu,tc, y. G.. / have i,rd,d 'hetru
iftl, o,e- iuur ftaIE hove cen cn'7 81 M Sup,'-
s,s Itatngy' Scr,b ,.,cne S,ofe wie.l,r or not
Won ever sar Jcnpf sou Dhvis r'Ctutlr A. Charlotte,
y { A. Hc ttopppci tiny house on tlr 18Th oi
hpi last he m de an addt,,s to the people on that
ocHaaion the -tcpr Of nv house, unl toshid ne
cose Of the utdtosr t' o4rAih 49, i,stl'yd " nm
announclnf tie ass,ss,u.iQu OF he F;tdlrhi 81 We
uteo S'et"s. q f.om vhomf \. FROM John &.
Brccbinridee. plvis road mat i'lcgian 10 tho
tsl,rran.i an. ses whctueru l. the same dispatch
A | should say that 1t "H.
The despatch then read, q. 'ooVs'
"GursupYuo April 49, 1885.
"Uia ExCRtLEScY puT-lrrNT DAVE President
Lincoln was asraaiustcd IN tAe lheauo IA Wash ng-
ton on the nirlt OF Il" l'th met sena.Ns noase
entered on the same ut-ht aAd no was repeatedly
tsisncdl IJDo' 4. BgrcEIsHIDGt"
o state what Jc;Tsrsou Davis said after reading
THE despatch TO the crowd sni cnLcsyor to rocooct
hi. precise laneuircS Don the conclusion Of hi,
made this remark 4" " 1t ycic To- b' done II ve @
lc'tor that ~ we're well uour' q iuu are sur" tor"
| are the Woidsr n ho'' Hie w." No.sSi =. nt't'
uheth.I " not IN Jay o bIu' d'h' Ia''s
John & u - hihflG. hHt TTH'1 ''.' pt,
your houtc 90 ,hhrI1'' \ ~ e., - ~ w @ ','o
nsruSs nation Of tue l'l'f'ht "h' ' ru.''' 81. "ll,
y,fsaiious \. r,- N -I'ht o. uI l' , ~,
! President Lincoln be' Nihridtt i'uNieu 70 @ @l,sVlT
that he ic rvilee n Nt.y h'u'h' u'A' " u''o
! t4AAic for the = opr ui uc ,',Aih ~ thht tn,e,
| Davis rtphcd, Well ,'htlW' t con th"", u II
| were 70 e done a' r 81 We" l',',i A. =, NJ WI WI
done; snd II tht nam N'I' gon ~ HHnu' ~ &
tic lsre', hni 30 St,lrLA.F SlN.,"n w J"u n"u'
then BE- eonp"i'' y. Nltio WI n', , W. nu, '.' Nv ~
FIet which John g h'"ca'n loh' 'Ap,Vr''u ., "
a.sassinRon was l',hu-c ' lH ~ & 'i'il
toca ~ was uuio tuna lo tte l'"Ps" =" ~ Wv ~
at that tne' A. ore" 'ht 'stlei 'o,' H. LION Wv
~m no remark m 70 ihr eitin,H"H N, ,,'V
| OF NhaI hth'e hIo 80" H4"''' ~ W ''N
TIatINoNN uf D. e.. '''hINtf'
q where do Won rcsifts A Al Charlotte, y c
Sns engaged tLyie an tr tc' .rapt hu-incs- IA con
ncrtI,.n v7Ith tLp -lu.hpu IAl.t-s t,Wp.ny. q
I,oE at IA" trl,rIsIr a,,putch Of which Mr Bate
bH. Gi.t .1keu and ,tais uu tl,r OF not 1t passed
"ysT S Tho 1,iIcs nj tbc date iutic.tcif A zee, cir
r., I'M, COW a. le ru,tsa.r 'rir-raphoi on tLt
18th Of Apdl last 10 Jchorom pgvls ron ,'rsens
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Tho brig T.. nummond arrived Yesterday from
MatamorrH, th da,cs to The 9Th. Busines. VA, dull
the markets hsur gluttoi sith mcrchrnii'c and
pticee 1lnr very low. The lhorAls stiil held Mon,
iercy. Gous Ncstoti and Cortluss, vIth i,5yO men
were IN tout OF and the uder Of Msta
mora- which was ,ciu.ea by Gcn. Meiia, In command
OF the city, Who reinforced by about i,"o French
troop. from Vera Cruz, and expected TO be able to
hold She place.
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Kcntucky and f,v months more ~ ne,ro enlist.
ucuu wi settle the question Of savcr~ IN Kentucky
independently Of the Constitutional Amendment.
CHciuniti NAY Su.-rhe GAzEtrr h,. Nphville
dispatch h,h says General ton bar arrived here
With tho archives Of the state OF lvunes-e md SuvN
~ In ,rcc.e. The senate passed the Lcc.,gc Fran
ohisa B.'i yesterday. by avote Of IL to 3. Champ
Ferguson has b,cn cap u.cl and Ia c,o.o eonGn,d IN
Nsshy,up
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Our Generals
New Assiguments-Th TO Supereede
nalleck. Lite.

Washington, NAY 3o.-Msor General George II.
Thomas arrived in Washington to-day and will soon
supercede General Halleck In the command at Rich
mond. General IIalleck ia to bo transferred to the
Pacific Department. General Meade is to command
the Atlantic division General shermrn the South
western division aud General sheridan the Trans
MissiIs ppi Department
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph TO the y. v. Sun.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Je1. Davis's Coming Trial.

THE PRISONER IN HIS CELL.