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as ------c.~cs>cS~~>c-
Congress.
IS WAsHlNGToN, Jan. s.
s.- f,t SENATE. ra
Mr.. Morgan presented the memorial
Of the Nav York, Chamber Of Com
merce, asking for legislation to exempt
Southern creditors from tho operation Of
the statutes Of limitation Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Williams Of PENNSYLVANIA IRE.
publican. offered a resolution, declaring
tha, in order.to tho maintenance Of the
National authority and the projection Of
the loyal citizens Of the seeding States.
tits tho sense, of the ,Honse that the
military forces Of the Government
should not DO withdrawn from those
States for the present.
Mr.. Francis Thomas, Of Maryland. in.
troduced bill providing tor ascertain.
ing and adjusting claims against the
Government for the injpry,or dsstruc.
ton Of fproperty by the military during
the rebellion. Referred to the Commit.
tee on Claims,
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, introduced A
bill, which was referred to the Commit.
tee on The Judiciary, TO secure the bena'
fit Of the writ Of habeas corpus to prrsons
held in servii'idt contrary 70 the courts
Of tie UnitedsStates. III sl
Mr Aorrll introduced a bill author
izing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
issue six per cent, coupon bonds, to M
indefinite amount, TO iund ali floating
debts The BillEprovides chat the inter.
eat payable in England is TO be Ave pe,a
cent Also, that the interest bearing
notes slia cease to, be loyal tender
lwhen due. ah3SA .slN't JtllU ~
Mir. Latham, Of West Virginia, ad
dressed the House, arguing that the re-
bellion WAS never limited by State
lines, but that its authority extended on.
'ly as far as its power could carry it.
Hetherefore, protested agnins. the dog.
ma that the States were out of the
| Union. 1 ~ iBt4% .s..
lie was in favor Of restoring the
State Governments as they existed be-.
fore overthrown by the rebellion, sub.
ject only 10 suc, changes and conditions
as wonld make them conform to the
present state of the National Govern.
msnt, Hasdoubted thenecsssity Of any
morecchstitutioual amendments 10 the
@ Constitution. IL they were necessary
! she better plan would be to call con
vention At once He objected to- the
determination. OH the part Of some Of
'Ithe members to refuse admission TO
| Southern Representatives until the va.
lrious amendments pending are secured.
! He would letthe case Of all persons ap.
| plying for admission as Representatives
Ebe considered on their own merits, but
4 would require them to take the oath oi
loyalty as Representatives Of loyal con
stitnsncies. !, III
4 Mr. shellsbarger Of Ohio argued
tisb according 70 tho law Of nations and
the Consultation 81 the United States,
1lthe Southern States by disobsdience 70
4 1estsblishsd law, placed themselves out
y side az the Union. Adjourned.
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washington Items.

~ ASHiNSloSi slcSuuSIs ar1 - LIE
Mexican Minister last October, called
the attention Of the Government to the
decree of Macmillan, by which eyary
person'in Mexico found in arms without
license from him should be put to death,
and at the same. time furnished proof
that this tyrannical decree had been put
into execution IN the case. Of several dis.
tinguished Liberals Generals, and q mum.
her Of other officers '1N". ..' ',a,2s s.,
Secretary Seward last November
brought these facts to the attention of
the French Government. speaking of
the decteo as contrary to the Law of ma.
tiCns relative to prisoners, of war, The
French Government has responded that
it is not responsible for Macmillan. who
is as amenablr 20 the United States rs
to any other Government for violation
Of such ,rights f#y
1t has been repeatedly and positively
denied that General Robert f., Lee has
ever applied for pardon Iis apPlica.,
ton nevertheless, is still in. tho hands
Of qhr President .i.
General Terry will return to Rich
mond with his sister tomorrow. He
does not express himself over confident
y as to the Virginia conversions to 10y.
ally. :.
Tie special Of tho Philadelphia Led.
ger SAYS: ! will venture the prediction
tha, tn" Tennessee delegates to Congress
are admitted within the next stlirty
days and possibly some of the
members from other States. Ny
aulhorit, for his is no less person
than the Speaker of the House, and he
is generally sure lie is right before he
goes aIcad' There will be- some con.
cession to the Radicals to effect this.
One thing is certain. the opponents of
the Presidents policy viii be made To
face the music. The President, has nj.
ready brought to better mind By Liz
procamations to The Governors of,sev
cral of the States, and he will shortly
seal the boyd Of, restoration by a general
proclamation announcing that the Union
Of the states Is again complete.
hear that an'elfort will be made to
rescind the order compelling owners Of
aged and inGrm negroes who arc still
with them to support them during the
winter months. H .rhrE eHH3f F'E
Secretary Stewards recreation" trip
to Vera Cruz, the heavy reduction IN
the number Of our forces on tho Rio
Grandc. and the virtual removal Grnsr
al Weltzel for wi king ai.proceedings
against the Imperialsts that would Ger.
tainly have driiied us into war, are
highly significant just at Ibis particular
Juncture, portraying, as they do, an al.
most unmistakable taking Of the Empire
by The hand nodstant day. There is
areport that Santa Anna will be among
those visited by Mr.. Seward 4 made
the inquiry about the Liberal loan,
and was informed by one ofthe sub
agents that it dragged heavily, depitr
the golden promises which it contaihetl
There is no doubt that the loanis al
utter failure. I'll, t .Sg,, ,S S, !, s
| The total immigration 1t New YORK
for the last year was l95,0T5, which i,
an increase of about 10000, compared
with the previous year. "A fact worth,
of notice ,is thai . Germany sends th,
| greatest number, eiehty.twoA = tiiofisanf
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Congress. 3
WAsHlSorox, Jan. s.
SENATE.

Mr. Morgan presented the memorial
Of the Nav York Chamber OF Com
merce, asking for legislation to exempt
Southern creditors from the operation Of
the statute, Of Limitation Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
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The total immigration 1T New York
for the last year was l95,o75, which, is
an increase Of about 10000, compared
with the previous year. A fact WORTHY
of notice lis thai 3 Germany sends tho
greatest hhmbermeigbsy.twp thousand
four hundred and fifiy font, against sev.
,enty thonsandthree lipndFsd aud thirty
eight forIirlana. ,ssS s,s q ,,i,,s. II +.
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g Nearly one thousand acres Of abandon
edflands ip Virginia arc being epltivatce
by tbe freedmen, pnaerthe auspices q
the ,Fseedinon's Bpreays tas,s Il s,t;
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CHARTER.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-CtrY OF NEW
y oreaus-Bo known that on this tweny-siXth day OF
ner notary public duly commissioned and sworn in md to-
John P. Dillingham; William C.Graham Sam DsBow Thomas
Board Of Directors Of the GRRAT soUTHERE AND
PANY OF NEW ORLEANs,0 herein acting by virtue Of q
resolution adopted at special meeting Of the Stockholders of
the purpose Of taking ntS tho ToPre Of
appear by reference the heeunto annexed duly certified
that coomaSy he po%s s6 aad sogss
ganEaton Of corporations in the State and by virtue Of the
said resolution adopted AZ the said special meeting Of said
make and declare the following amendments additions
and changes to Wa s articles Of The sT Of the said Great
pa9y passed before me- notary on the first day OF March,
The and title Of the corporation Is hereby altered into
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
anne ded as to read as follows, viz:
The purposes aud objects of this company hereby
To insure life aud make assurances against accidents the
company rservng the privilege Of exercising both either
10 make assurances upon dwelling houses stores cotton
presses eveoy other description buildings household
Iitne goods wares merchandise machinery and other
peTr'y' AGAINST loss OF danase by hre 49,.
steamh freight gold silver bank notes bills OF exchange
money and against all maritime inland transportation
and upon botomy aud respondetia interests; aud in
words to effect life and accident fire. marine and river Usur
And said company may themselves rsusuret
against any risk upon which they have made shall
insurance
Done and passed in office IT New Orleans aforesaid
t9e day month and gear br soTs written in the presence
| notary, after resdsbg shereol. .-,
F. j, HESRoN, y, Z. BILGiSgH4T1
TI ) q i ~ &YRAHAM cav W,I peRqM
e G. G0FTsCHALK, JAS. F4HEY.
| true copy.
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

=
From the Rev w D. ssigried Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphial
Gentsmen-I have recently been laboring under the dis
tressing effects of Indigestion accompanied byIa prostrao
Of the nervous system. Numerous remedies
mended by friends and of them tested withou
relief Hoofands German Bitters recommended
by persons who them whose favorable mention
Of these Bters induced try them confess that
had an aversion Patent Medicines from the Thousand
and quaGk Bitters whose only aim to be to
palm of Bweetened drugged liquor upon the community
in sly way and the tendencbf which, fear, is to make
many confirmed drunkard Upon learning that yours
really medicinal preparation with happy effect Its
acsn not only upon the stomach but upon the sys
tenn prompt and gratifying. feel that have derived
great and permanent benefit from the of few bottles
Very respectfully yours,
W. q. sEIGFRIED, 254 shackamaxon ST.
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Parish of s.. Mary.
From the rlantet,s Banner.

From the Planters BannerI
For long series of years, up to the year 1861
i was extremely difficult to fad planter On
Bayou Teche or in ST, Mary who wished to seli hls
plantation at any price; but when pnrch.asse IA
were made, prices ranged from hundred -
d hundred aud fifty dollars per acre, tbs mas
always been considered the model sugar sIIsn ISL, -
Louisiana The fertility Its soil is ilke nosu
tain spring inexhaustible Its fine orests y iu.g
cypress, towering heaFenward, with loIg so w
and bulky forms, furnish an ample supply VI ~
best timber on the continent lts nataeig9s any
beautiful bayous, lakes and bays a5
begging fer art to give it the hulshins suGon ena
nofisb III cbafn If sFelIi0F islands thai line our
coast its majestic live oaks ana dol ess,
lie npair;a ,,sflires its e nayigable waters, It's
beslfbfnl seq breezes tsnatural protection against
nrevassas ana oygriows all point e. the tact thas
ST Maryis parish will yet raise from hef asiles nv
he fhe bySgEfest most beautiful and most hghly
,nltiste s,ot in the State. the pride of its lnha6-
snts ard Inc model parish of Louisiana.
atnresgnt the parish is passing through Sc.
Pis;s We have all tasted and are still tasting
M bister am prepared for us by those who inau-
T,,yste5 the late war There has not been time
IN many long years that strangers could purchase
nlanfatians in this country on SO favorable terms
Al AZ nFesent Such an opportunity may never
again he presented after the present crisis has
missed away. When men OF wealth and enter
prise purchase plantations along the feehe, wheh
these fields are cultivated like gardens. ana THESE
dilapidated and war-worn buildings give place 70
beautiful and tasty Improvements when orchards
and vineyards with new varieties OF uoplcai
frnits. and EdenIike gardens blossom on the banks
If fhe Teehe-when the cars from and to Texas
r1sb fhronrh ths parish, and Franklin is but four
hours distant from New 0rleans-then Will those
who own uuencumbered lands IN St. Mary be con-
sidprpd the most fortunate of land holders in all
the State and the whole South.
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s. CO.'S
r sYRup on FERRraINors PERrYIAN RARK.

SYRUP OF FERRUGINOCS PERUVIAN BARK.
Chemists II B. H. Prince Napoleon l9 Rehelieu Paris
This preparation has the advantage of combining
most powerful Ons known in the medical world Of perfect
mpdity agreeable this Syrup taken with pleasure
suits the delicate stbmHchs.
It is par excellence the FERRUGIN0US TONIC which
shoud be administered ladies Of delicate constitutions to
young backward in attaining the OF puberty and
children Of weak constitutions and is particularly EN-
poyed in the treatment Of ChnorIs Anemea, Pale Com
pexob, GGsrcs GastralRe Whites, Lenccrrhea, Debility
Want Of Appetite Poverty of Blood, etc.
Agents in New York Mr.. BECKER l9 Grand street. New
Orleans Messrs, DUCONGE DELOCHE and the principal
Chemists
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Reware ID eonnterfelts,

Beware of oounterfefts!
See that the signature of &C. NJ JACKSON is on the
wrapper of each bottle.
Should your Druggist have the article do be
put of by Of the intoxicating preparations that may be
offered in its place but send us and will forward,
securely packed by express,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. 0a1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn.
JONES & EVANS,
Csaee,ssors to C, NJ. JACKSON 4 co.,
FRoPEEroRs,
For sasS by Druggists and Dealers in every town In the
BARNES, WARD co.
New Orleans, Agents.
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FAssMAN's COTTON TIE.
EAsSMAN,s PATENT IKON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES

FOR COTTON BALES.
NV Button Tie offered for sale to any extent in
the South and has been by thousands Of planners with
the shape of the button suce t introduced and have
also procured patent Io Bate ne T bas o9 ny Of
sizes and tor security in holding is think superior
The advantages Of iron over rope bang
unyersa acknowledged II holds the bate Il much smaller
both in the coqny pressing and the at the sea
strength impaired by time and that OF rope
This last advantage has been stkney manifested during the
Thousands OF bales of have been lost by the rot
ng and breaking of rope which could have beca
nj. nearly y per cent cheaper than rope The deange
labor in the hemp growing States has reduced the sup
edentedly high Indeed suthcsncy for balng moderate
'oIU9 qs n ed SP 8 and eleven feet Ten
feet are most generally used put O snd Il are @ re-
the buttons will be in small boxes The weight about
have aran led importation Of large quantity Of
the best English iron and have made arrangements with
sHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July L 1859.
siIn January last received from your press 1859 bales Of
your lie safely ahrmthat the cotton bound
order than generally from the
Presses that better and enabled the ship carry
more than on any previous voyage. -.,
in better order than the bound cotton i is highly Pre-
srs6e 9F e he Damp ng rom th9 PHs
that dampness will rot the bound can confidently re-
SD ose 1g1F FIn IT, Goth loading dchs1g
An'' 'i.' yours 's'f'JJto5IditNS HOWARD, Master
CHAMBERS 4 LATTING,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAaGING, ROPE AND TwIEE,
81 Csrundelet street, New Orleans.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
b. b. NEwHALL-
Commission Dealer in
Boots and Shoes,
Corner of Bank Place.
NEW ORLEANS La
n MARQUEE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
as Canal Street..
Particular attention paid TO Plantation orders
JOHN NJ. GOULD, AGENT
BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE,
No. Magazine Street,
| NEW ORLEANS.
H. BARTELs.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 15g Common Street,
Between Carondelet and ST. Charles streess3
New orlesns
PHYSICIANS.
nRs. Il. II, PM o. j. It. SCOTT
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Office, Nc. 40 CAMP STREET, between Common and Grs
ver. Residence No 1872, corner Josephine and
Apollo streets, New Orleans, La.
Office Hours: N A. ~. to p. n.
N. Especial attention paid to Diseases ofthe Eye.
hrs BELDEN q HENRY HAVING RE
IL moved their office 1853 Camp street. opposite St. Pa
rck Church. will continue the practice of their profession
Homeopathic books and medicines supplied families
physicians
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PERIODICALS.

ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH AND
WEST-Now that peace prevails whole country
and the people have attention civil avOoa0na o.
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that the NEW YORK NEWS has been constant and
sstent friend of the South her rights and institutions and
when circumstances have changed and must meet the
issues that presented propose still to advocate the
TRUE INTERESTS OF the Southern States and hope 70
find that and their people
past COURSE and proposed future will justify them in awarding
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EN- NIB E R

That this Bittsrs Alcoholic contains Rum Whisky
and cannot make Drunkards but is the Best
Tonic in the World
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lectures entitled The Philosophy oil NafHaEel
delivered York Anatomical Museum 6S 8road
way New York New Orleans at Mr. r. Keller
81 Royal Price % cents sent tree y post anywhere
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from the Rev E. d. Fendal, Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, philadelphia
derived decided benefit from the of Hoohand's
German Bters, feel it my privilege recommend then
as most valuable tonic suffering from general
debility diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL.
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FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,


Vienna August %, 1855
Messrs. Grimaplt Co. Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter Won addressed to his Exceency the
Embasador have the honor Inform you that Professor
KletznsN is Of high standing at Vienna; that he is
personally much thought Of and for of the best
Chemists in Germany. PrERRET,
Consul and Attache the Embassy
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT & CO.'S, 43 rue
Richelieu. IN New Orleans at
DUCONGE, DELOCHE GUILLoT
And at every good Chemists
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From Rev VIM. Smith. formerly Pastor of the yncentowr
and Milville IN. J) Baptist Churehes.l
Having my family number of bottles Of yOur Hoot
lands Bitters have say that regard them
excellent medicine specially adapted to the diseas
they recommended for They strengthen and nvgorate
the system debaed and useful in disorders Of the
liver loss of appetite etc. also recommended them tt
several of my friends who tried Them and found then
greatly beneficial in the restoration of health.
Yours truly
WIN. SMITH, g66 Hutchinson ST., Philadelphia,
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From the Rev Joseph a Kennard Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church
have frequently requested connect my with
concentrations different kinds Of medicines, but regarding
the practice as my appropriate sphere, have all
and particularly in my family, Of usefulness Of
course to express my that general debility
and valuable preparation In 1t may fail, but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above
Yours, very respectfully,
J. H. KENNARO, Eighth ST., below Coates
Philadelphia December "a, 1864.
Rev. s. Herman the German Reformed Church. Kutz.
town, Berks county Pa cared of Dyspepsia Of twenty
years standing
NJ spangler, editor Of the Guuris No 25 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia says this Bers Yves recommended to him
by medical friend and bottles cured him OF complete
4 prostraton Of the nervous system.
Rev. j Newton Brown. D. D. editor of the Encycopeds OF
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Phade
! phia:
Rev. Thomas Winter D. D., Pastor Of Rozborough Baps
! Church;
Rev Levi G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pemberton
N j. formerly Of the North Baptist Church. Philadelphia
present Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Chester
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms, tbe
favorable opinion of this Bittsrs.
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FUNSTON 81 sCOFIELD.
MANUFACTURERS OF
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS, LANTERNS, FLAGS FRI
CRACKERS, ToRPEDoEs, Ere,
hey Street. near broadway, New York
PLANTATION HOES,
SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
Assorted sizes, lowest market rates. For sale by
j. E. HALSEY co, AucTIoNEERs,
AndHardwnre Commission Merchants,
So Hickman street, New York.
JOHN Ii. FULLER
MANlFAoTURER AND DEALER,
No. Dey Street, New York,
Has in store and ready for immediate shipment snd mnpD
featuring to order
Portable and stationary Steam Engines nno
Boilers,
ss $50 hsrse power Circular Upright saw Mills q
approved construction Of all Sizes cutting 700 len
lumber per hour Grist Mills Mil Irons, Water
per and Mining Machinery Tools, Tanks, etc. for Oil
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, etc
! Vertical Pllners Woodwork Planning Mochnes
Iron planners, Gray 4 Woods Planning Ma
DTili Lathes, Daniels Flaming Machines
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines
Stating Machines, Sash Machines,
! Upright Drills, Tenuning Machines
steam Sa.a1 Jump Pumps PoweS M9Een q Machines
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenonng Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches,
Shating Pneys and Hangers, Patent Bit Scroll saws,
Rubber and Leather Bengs Circular Reserving Mills,
Leather and Rubber Hese Upright ReBervirg Mills
steam and Gas Pipes desSrPtion 81 Gaesnsr,
Steam and Water Gauges, and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins!
Taylor, Eagle, Brown Southern, Craven Excelsior
Carhy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and every
thing required for the same and Tor sale the loves
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DETER K. BLOW
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC
Nos. 90 and IS North Main street,
Between Pine and Olive St. Louis. Mo
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From the Rev. D. Merrge Pastor the Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given Dr.
Hoohands German Bitters, induced to give them
trial After using several bottles, found them to be good
remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic for the
stomach D. MERRIGE.
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THE EXAMINERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Leg.
WASHINGTON

The Examiner organized full corps OF correspondents,
and will have regular letters from all the important points q
Intelligence the country By special good fortune 1t has
secured great expense the services of the oldest and mo
intelligent Of all the Washington Correspondentshe
gentleman who for great many years wrote for the Bau
Sun under the signature I Ton and whose letters were
extensively copied into the papers in
the country any from Washington He
will write regularly for the Examiner and send letter from
Washington every day.