Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

4 1 md and aand the raralt toWi ssfett ra BURNED 1 tMn ilke' ot a lucubration fa BEST PAPES OR BICH1G IN PEBLISHED ra i SiW Its Political Character Hie at WBbTKRN RAILWAY s5? a is OUR WAR CORRESPONDENCE NOTICES la Its Miscellaneous Oharaoter rascality thk daily free press the TllbWEEKLY REE PRESS the WEEKLY REE PRESSj lint marquktte kail WAY ADMIRALTYNOTICES 4 from the Second Infantry state that tba regie Philadelphia ebruary itwt 3 i knronghly devoted as Tpz ree Press Is to crcat principles of the Constitution as under py Democratic Statesmen from ar Ease to A IDouueas it ever intends to avoid partisanship It recognizes the fact that the Lin which the Nation Is engaged against armed infatuated rebels and the radical policy of the Linletration which prolongs it have conspiredbring together upon one platform all conserve constitution loving men ot whatever form Le or creed Many of those who fought political Les under the leadership of those patriotic Leemen of other and better days Henry Clay Danisl Webster together with the masses Le principles were those of such patriots ss Lorsw JkCKBON and WrtxiAM 'Marcy Silas Lout and Stbfhkk A Douglas now stand bolder to shoulder upon the same platform and Ler the same banner The platform is a plain It is to restore the Union maintain the Con Ltionaad enforce the Laws Whatever makes for end the exercise or force or the pelicy of con Ltion Tux ree Prms will advocate what mates against it Ties ree Press will op ahould issasa would Imbracee all of our regiments and our arrange dents are such that we are able to give the earliest niormation after each battle of the accidents to py of our Michigan soldiers These lists are pre wired with scrupulous attention to accuracy for he purpose of relieving the intense anxiety of the puands of families in this State who have fathers I or other relatives in the army Tri Weekly at per in advance 84 6 Months fl 3 month $1 Persons getting up a tub of ten or more subscribers for the Daily or Tri 1 sikly will be allowed 10 per cent for their ser ns lltaaix THE PRESIDENT ON AMENDMENT THE CONSTITUTION rat will oppose every enemy to THE UNION Better armed in rebellion at the South or inaldu planting the seeds of disunion and essentialLoyalty at the North Bt will oppose every violation of THE OON8TI TION which Is the only hope and bond of Union Kd oar only author for exhorting or compelling thefiance of the South will oppose every Infraction of THE LAW In Lu places or low by reckless and misguided par Luaor by the Administration which has beeneir example 1 1: will fearlessly exercise the reedom of the and will constantly uphold and defend Ab ao I qf Speech and reedom qf the Ballot I To the lawless acts of the Administration Its arbl and unjust arrests and expatriations its de I il of the right to the writ of habeas corpus Its Legal proclamations its abrogation of State and ederal laws Its despotic accumulations of ungrant jd power and Ita eubverslons of the safeguards ofi ril and personal liberty It will be constantly op weeo It will uphold the letter and the spirit of ur supreme law and the advocacy of sound doc kne until American reemen shall be roused to fee recovery of their rights their liberties their Lt? and their limited and well balanced govern rent by the resistless decision of the ballot fl Cheapest Paper in the West Such attention will be given to the miscellaneous knd literary departments of the paper Tales Ketches poetry European and home gossip re pews of new books and all those things which in terest and amuse the general reader win be given suaclent profusion CITY ADVERTISEMENTS tltaay lyn Troy ort yean The Dxtboit Tan Pbem has Lulned its position st the head of the rees of Lgam Its circulation has gradually Increased few hundreds until It has reached thousands 4y it has more readers In the State of Mlch than any other paper published This Is to its untiring efforts in the collection of me scrupulous care la the selections from I journals the reliability of its commercial in nce its Independent and fearless advocacy ol cfeit principles which guided our statesmen tor jay years and made the United States the best sort happy and prosperous government on BROWN UbeUanVs Procter febS dlW Considering the quality of the matter different editions of Tu bxx azes It is tte sstf ssiwii Ttrat satkba msgnat Count NoniRations for store Brigadier and Major Generals decided 3 Illegal Lr is a very large sheet containing more than thirty columns of reading matter the very cream of th?" Duly Paran and is furnished to subscribers in all 'Aces in advance as llows Single copy 1 year glJSO Clnb of (en copies 1 J6 1X50 Clnb of twenty copies 1 year $25 It Is emphatically a amily Ncwbtapxb Be news tales sketches gossip etc It contains Weekly Review or the Markets prepared eipresejy for its columns which to every farmer drover and lumberman is worth ten times the yearly subscription price ot the paper 1 a Campaign apxb yob th Presidential fcwvtox it is intended that thb weekly edition or THK REE PRESS shall surpass all other And we venture to suggest that in Moakd to the circulation or Democratic SlSsi APERa the campaign cannot be to boon orrxen Papers circulated early in the year UnL SB OP par more service than those cib CT Oat ED at the APPROACH of thb xleo And of all means of success what XOBE POWKRun THAN LIGHT SHBD TMBOCGH THB aits i ar as enterprise industry and money lavishly LadoJ can go Thb ke Press Is and will con to be the beet newspaper published for everyjen of Michigan Its news from every part ot jeorld will be early and authentic Wherever telegraph extends railroads run or steamboat i it will ga'Lor the latest intelligence I STATE AAIRS This is a large sheet printed on new type by one of Hoe's famous two cyllnder presses and is fur luhed at the following rates Bent by mall per pu lu advance $8 6 months $4 months $3 weeks fl be mfor nrrt Ueuteb Moraph Htrknar tobaQaptala vfcv Jex promo" 5 flrat Uwhrart WIBra Msvira tojbe Cap tabs Mrt WeHMI mt THE CREW TAKE AN OATH NAT URALIZATION AS CITIZENS 5 THE SOUTHERN CON EDERACY min their Difficulties of Enforcing Hebei Conscription Act Nomination Returned to tthe President without Con firmation rh 7 i zi i And tilt's is British Neu trality Jfcc very person who holds the Interns of the conn yy heart should do something toward placing paper in the hands of his neighbor and friends little effort win widely increase its influence AU the editions of The bbs Pbbss wUl be livekBPAPEna and all who want such a newspaper from secesslonism free from abolitionism cant of every sort hostile to all to correct and cO servativc principles at saoetions are Invited to become patrons cd Press 1 copies will be tent on appljcatton ymaii or otherwise rX ro bke Press will as it has evwrjdone discuss jeugth every act of our State administration Ltber Executive or Leg slativo keep constantly Le 9 public the acta of or men give at all the fullest and most reliable Information La every question affecting the people of Michl practically or otherwise Every branch of iL industry will receive especial attention constitution 1 Bttt llls relieve the Sf odatkmaa NsdllyMbtoediaxby taking away only wfia! tt well affMaadthay aevWhurtasi5 Mn Hooper of haraethtH NhSS is cured MT St Vitus DsacaQeneral Debility PoorBese VnHot and Oostivenessof many years stsadiBg by Brand ills The case at leagth is published tn the pa ph I eta BoldbyThosaas Cranage and 1 errand A Sheiey Detroit and by all respectable dealers in toM 11' )M dasli weowlm I It is Thought the Bebels Intend Attacking tan rancisco fc i A correspondent of the Augusta (Ga)i Ctmf etitntionalisl writing from Charleston gives the following picture of that city under the bom bardment ot the enemy I ThAllmitea destruction of property by the nrotracted tain of shells is as wohderinl as the BIGHT HOURS TO SAGINAW Trains leave Detroit on Detroit and Milwaukie Railroad at 10:15 AM and 845 PM reaching Rast Bagtnaw at 10:15 AM and 700 PM Leave East flkgiaaw AM and 2:00 PM con nectirgwith trains on thsDefroit and Milwaukee Railroad i ot Gfi POTTER Bn pennies dent Bast Saginaw Nov 1863 mvl IE DETROIT REE PRES8 bIbMb to TiM Uaetaftmt 1 Boeond temaat HodBsy Zm to WSrat Umteaant ifisi CulJe tsJlged feeoud MutaMnt George White to be Tint Lieutenant etes NevtaMKjwomotedfBeco UeutSBaeti rank lin tak to be ITrat Eleatemaa BrbedweD promoted i BeoomdUeBtanaBt Harry 4 CbPr ek to be flrat lieutenant efcs Grant resigned Becond Urttaast Gheriee Calktai to be first ifleuteMat eia Pratt feelgned Second ifleutenant titrtteit tiuriis to be irst ltaw teaant Aeeond idmiteaaat Albert Wettato bi a I lb Auurow literal are of the United Stetea He tail been a paid light to the repabllcaa path and recow Sensed guide to radical feat ap to oe briaftt lornthx act ioag ilnte When he loathie oflk ttal bead by WtlWig agatast hLs tajaoyW the I Secretary of State Bineetban histoOKue bSuttered all manner of evD and bls pen baa writ ten no sad of political guile One voigme sad A Rebel leet in Chinese Waters A 1 It is itted Oui ky aR Esgllsh Captaiw a ilKSOLUTlON OR OPENING ANDt eetabftshing a street to be caned gK ffrh by the Wltmon Qnmctl the city of nSoit TBM necessary to make the following iiYLmnnln IB CM tfty df Detroit I establish street through these pov 4M MMi Witbefell Mrms which He urutawvtt nrt Vt inhin Ve ed between the north i soaihariy ithS tha shm be extended from ltd minus on a conroe north 60 deg eset sixty fWtw me to a point ninety feet wseteriy of the easterly UMf the Brush term ana from said point on the Brush tarS OB a scans north drg east sixty feet Wide tOthSwUstifrif Hue of St Aubin avenue I And the sfd canimpfl VOUllC 1 do hereby declare Utat ft tie DtfrpOUe of making said Imprnument they will take aH Jan fl jtfid 1OJ4 andpyta of lots on the Bt Aubin andWftllefell tafias lie between tie easterly Hne of the Detroit and Mil waflkle Rstl tab Westerly Hne of Bt Aubin avenue and Aid' Cicott Prost i Approved January 11th 1964 WM DUNCAN Mayor City Offiob Detroit a January 21d 1864 hereby certify that the above and foregoing re solution Is a tftle copy of a resolution adopted by the Common Council on the 5th day of January A 1864 and approved by tbe Miyor of said city on tbs ilih day of January A 1884 that 1 have com pared the same Wl the original resolution and also with ths record of the said Council and that the same is the whole of said resolution RANCIS PRAMSTALLBR City Clerk I Dally Michigan Volksb'att please copy I ian28 d4w 4 i 0 i OdS'lSIIS mvwwwaaa ce Reynolds promoted I TV PtUZntatfrvwndraw Waddell of Ho SjpematorrAK Cm Ctel dA a a AA A 1 A I iwx nkUTMa DBT'TVTC ssima HrAmAlZbrptMBA I th American ship imperial ba bean aold to anJtogUsh liouse at Krtrnr for M0 000 Influence of faSnpoaU captalnlh tou might rapturo to The ship VrosaUlra has tern woMtodMe Uta dor tha Jtotrartan flag i Lewis Cominlassner of Internal Revenue has instructed an asseraor as foHo" i vr wholesale dealer takes license from tbs lit of May upon a basis Ing tlOOOTO and not exceeding lug a tax of 100 therefor and it hatter ward alfiBrtalMd tbC hl aasoal the amount named he should be tex of 100 In addition unless It tobat bia annual sales will reach such ro amount as to subject him to a higher tax 'Upon the payment at the tlOOlhusaitaessed ttie collector wiU indorse the receipt upon the face of the 11 Jerse adlt will then Stable to doing business without a tta in (hl raaJDOCY defiefeocy Tint nncMMrV tbt SppUctlOll Should ESteSTta the at Hcenra orlgtanMyito where the effect of the sheila to most apparent Here a cornice is knocked off there to a small round hole through the side of a building and at remote intervals the earth is torn where a shell exploded and looks like the works of a porker in search of some hidden' treasure Venders of the staples of tbe market sit serene ly by theit little stores uhmlndfUlof the yf rotecbnic salutations of their Yankee deltaeEXtending my ramble to other portions of the city the track of shells was here and there discernible but they have not sustained a tithe of the Injury effected by the great Are of twoesra ago whose blackened outline stretches across what was once the heart Of the city In only two or three instances have fires been oe a JI It kt a Izxaa f4h I mow dividBallM into a mataohorical suspenders unbuttoned and aeverol co MAvantaV wrna ioq MMtagirtltta CVtoMM 'iW i pompous passive patriot Mentor gravitates toward secession Itanton is tam ad vw 4 a i And the said Common Council do nfftbe declare tBatiney will on the flrst Monday of March A 1864 at how at Bins o'clock A of that day apply to the Recorder 4 Cowt of said city for the drawing and impanneing of Sjtsry to ascertain the necessity of using the nrooerty above described as intended to be taken and used for tbe pnrpova making said improvement and to ascertain the Just itamagl sod cosapet nation to which any person may be entitled It ths said improvement be niadp Amd the Citi Iffefk of SSIU city la he eby oirected 'to eadse tills resolettuti to bepOb'debed four succes sive weeks before the said first Monday to March in The DoMU DaUv ree rees the official dally pa per ot the said city aad the Ddilf Jfiehtan I oixs Salt another newspaper published In ssud city and tbe Marshal of tbe said citv is hereby direct ed to serve notices of thk resolution on the ner eons and tn the manner prescribed In suction tSree of chapter seven of the charter of sa city a ReMtlution adopted a follows: as Bond Cahoon Klwood arraad Oal laghefi Gies Gorton Hyde latferty Leavoar UN AND ATKR MONDAT JAN lira 1WL Xaxj bnd wrrrxB TaeeswftXB Day rom Detroit Daily (except Sun da s) at 10 A make an the stope Dexter Daily (er at 4:50 PM Makes all the steps between Detroit sari Dxter a excepting where agares are omltteo Jin tahe at Btvnal Btathme between Dextir and butat none weet of Kalamaaoo rMamhtJEAntaBSe JDsUy (except bundaysat 10P Stope at none of the SteEu BtatiSStakiirajtMXJ Wert of KamslteNIgmTMta wmirske all tbe Monday Morntag ft run from Nile to Chicego on the tiCe Cf NlfiM KXPCU k' 's OCX MAJTTe Day rom Chicago daily (except A air the tope Kveotag Dally (except Saturdays and Sundays) at 40 Makes ail the stope brtwmm Cbiraeo and Krtamosoo East of Kaismasoo it will stop at rack Stations only aa the tike is givenjjsSBrday only win run to Niles Saturday at 0 45 KtSns 4 rUeb Regular Stations only as the ftVlfi Stllhed tabla it rtopeat TIM 1 vf asd KaaoAoo Signal Staiionr but it will and Station between lop If necessary at Signs iy 2fahtmasoo and Dexter rev DeYter Accomodation Dally frouf Dexter eept Sundays) Makes all th estops rWr Trams are all nm on Chicago time wtucn is alamt 20 minutes slower than Detroit tima i SnsasgsgSgE liiiea from that efty At Michigan City nt i New and vhwao to part of Indiana At Lake Junction otf teMAio and Joliet connecting at Mi mfii rlnmet with tfiJQ th 1111006 Cftn st Ibtirt wtto tratas otthe St Louis Alton tei TchK and Hock Island ItaH at therCompany' Ticket Offi ies at Detroit Cfoand1 PiouGH TICKETS CBB te etuuscS to aU the principal cities and towns in the United Strt Bupdrintecdwpt Detroit Jan A 1S64 rmantnT Quincy Hi TM bom that thsy eould not bs pstxrareA ut Ctol rage rod the Captain had to tetottaph tide of business to suspended rl Here and there a pedestrian moves hurriedly i along and the rattie ot a cart or aray is neurufor a whole square The blinds are cloUed vases ef rare exotics droop and Wither on the lonely window sill because there to no tender band to twine or nourish them Tbe walk glistens with fragments of glass rattled thither by the concussion of exploding shells and little tufts of bright green grass are springing up along the pave once vocal with the myriad tongues of busy trad Here and there Stores are Opened tna I bl hnti ata sctlvA and labor' incident to the public defense is pushed vigorously I ward even in the most exposei districts 'Still many branches of ordinary business and most of the residents are removed because it would be foolhardy for those not impelled by special I duty tn remain The Mills House and Charleston Hot If those princely abodes of comfort and good cheer are closed the Pavilion still invites the sojourner to its hospitable roof most of the habitues ot I Hayne and parts ot Meeting and King streets I abandoned the desk for ths ramp I or transferred their wares to points secure from I Yankee guns 1 1 I Southern Aeeount off affairs in LaAr I Army I A correspondent writing from Bta tion Tenn on the 22d unt to the Columbia I Carolinian says Gen Longstreet to being rap I idly (reenforced More than seven thousand men have already passed through Bristol to join I their repectiVA coxumiidt Bo I Bin Informed I by the Quartermaster at that place I aav Saturday and Sunday the enemy made I an attempt to drive General Longstreet from I his comfortable winter quarters but they were I gallantly met and driven back with conslder I able loss Our own loss was quite smalL The I full particulars are not yet known here I ull supplies of clothing and shoes tor Gen tWhAYM MA YADfdlV riTlDS2 10 I money to pay hem off Many of the men have I suffered much from the want ot these things I I hear that the feet of some ot the men have I been so bodly frost bitten as to necessitate am I pntatlon NEWS' i Robbirt at Some time during ta4 wAir a rnnnff man bv the name of Rowe employed at the hotel in Sevastopol stole sev eral hundred worth of goods from a wsgon in the hotel barn and soon after was detected and the goods found in his Charlotte Argue Ionia Circuit Coubt The Ionia Circuit Court convened on Monday last The case of Doxtater for stabbing Hurst has been tried and the prisoner found guilty Thx Jackson Salt Wnix The boring at this well has reached a depth of 1758 feet the last 150 being in lime strongly impregnated with oil which grows stronger ss the boring progresses ar fnn ranklin The Newport Jferetew ot Saturday the 30th ult says In 1859 we sold the old ranklin press to John Murray Ksq of New York be agree ing to place it at the Patent Office in Washing ton or some equally public and safe place our desire being not so much to secure the liberal sum Offerd us as to secure its preservation for future generations ftsit Was the first press (Up on which Benjaminranklin rom the time of sale until last week we had lost all trace of the press but now we leant Mr Mur ray has decided to present it to the Maasachu rniM4hi MAAhanle Aaaodation and on Monday next the 158th anniversary of the i birthday of ranklin tbe presentation will be I made and the Hon Robert Winthrop Will receive it in behalf of the SojW Thia ct ot Mr Murray will be gratifying to man who have desired its preservation and although Newport should have retained it Bos ton js next entitled to it for there it was flrat usefl having been sent from England in inaZ I 1 BvmKDiGS on thi The steamer Kd I inburgh which bse just arrived at New York boarded on the 35 th ot January In latitude 50 longitude 28 the bark KUna Ann from St Johns Newfoundland bound: for Plymouth Ragland and took therefrom the Captain and I the remaining erew ten in number rom the day she left port the Kiiza Ann had experteacd such terrible weather that her decks war swept dear ot every thing movable and steering gear so ii mg she became utterly unmanage aH1a Vnr thirtom dava the erew remained on I the wreck1 seeing eeven of their number diefrom exhaustion and exposure and allwouMprobably have met the same tote bat for meet ing the steamer 1Y x' I SlNOOLAB TWO SOMtera OU mrarommefrl kmn taNHtdMI IM Rtfb 3 Twi rtMAoteB YO thb I tersbug It was suggested that the me i of the itataa of th ITthof 'Deqtmbcr muTOwedaoMiero enoald be tmmadtataly pho During this month trains will leave Detroit a follows: Going West At 7:50 A for Grand Rapids At 10:15 A for Milwaukee Accommodation 8:45 for cntouvtlle At 9:30 for Grand Haven Trains Arrive At 6:00 A from Grand Havea At 10:06 A from enton ville At 5:26 from Milwaukee At 6:45 trom Grand Rapids erry Steamer leaves Itock Detroit at 6:80 A and 6:50 for BleeoiBK Cars on all night trains WKMULR GenT Bxpt AM Offices 1863 Michigan cjutraXi Raiiho ad 7 1884 1804 Y'r'XBr WMKOP THB BRABON BavMtaAT BvxmNe xbxuary iflvw 'Poarthsad isrt time Ot Dli Jkmrclraua'sgrest Irish dmaacslled tbe COLLEEN BAWN Or The Hridos of Qirxyowen 1 Mrt LhbWbm! as The Colleen Hawn Asalrtedby'abOWMlcAff 'T7 Adalaaiw MA aad eemts 1 Doors open st vj Curtain rises st 1 rom the Senator Wilson of Massachusetts for a wonj der has associated hte name with an set oi practical legislation which should secure for him the applause of men ot all parties He has successfully engineered through the Senate a i bill reeking provision for an am balance system' In connratfon with all our armies Heretofore only the Army of he Potomac has had thlsiE ppTOchlDg to such yt6in oot if this bUT passes tne House the country may rest assured that such oi our soldiers as may be wounded in battle during the com Ing campaigns will Ja amply and tata derlv cared for This new ambulance system is baaed upon that In use in the rench army modified as experience haa dictated to suit the exigencies of rampaignsand marches inthto country it has been submitted to all tbe leading Union generals and amendedin ac cordance with their suggestions It provides tor the organlxation of a separate corps com £Ud of pfoed officers and msn ron of the medical organistoion of Hereafter if the House acts promptly up on tiffs bill there will be no excuse io os tow convey the wounded to th sen that po StekdlSinegk Let this bill pros the House by an mw ALTKRATION TRAINS THREE EXPRESS TAINS LEAVE DAILY On and after Monday toe 1st of ebruary 1864 trains will leave tbe Michigan Central Depm toa of Third street as ttows QOI17G 6:15 AM bay Express for Sarnia Toronto Kingston Prescott Ogdensberg Montreal Que bec Portland ana Boston 10:10 A Day xprers for Buffalo New York Night Express for Port Huron and in termediate stations Barnia Buffalo New ytrk To ronto Kingston Prescott Ogdensburg Montreal Quebec Portland and Bo ton 3 4 ARRIVAL TRAINS Night Express arrives at A Day Express arrives at Lls Mixed TTain from Port Huron and Inter mediate stations arrives at Comfortable sleeping care cm all night trainr No change of care between Barnia and Buflaio City or Sarniabhd Toronto Trains leave Detroit by Chicago time Which is 20 minutes slower than Detroit time American currency taken for meals and berths In sleeping cars in Canada brYDGEP Managing Director priM of all thw' result was the produetlon at the portraits of two soldiers ot tbe private guard st the palace OD whose breasts were the fastemta ot the Cross of Bi George Themnr dereraWere once sought out mmI spprchad yrt 4 A LOCAL INTELLIGENCE a vSt S4 On lt'd after Monday Jan IL senger Trains will be run dally ririLys excepted as foHows t(j tolbOO 6:10 Ma Accom arrive at Toledo 1130 A connecting with train fo in 10 00 AM Express arrives at Toledo 110 IfiOO Bxpress arrives at Toledo IrOO A Bleeptn from Detroit to Cinciiiatl attached DETROIT TO ADRIAN AND CHICAGO 10:00 A Mwuroe 12:10 Adrian 1:6 arrive 1L05 Adrian arriveSffSshJiw Adrista for Jaskson and Intermediate stations st :00 A and 5:45 Trains arrive At Toledo with Cleveland and Toledo Toledo and Cincinnati Toledo and Wabash and Air LineItow'Albany and Salem Crosstag with trains for Lafayette Indianapolis IxmieMlje etc At Chicago with al' roads leading out of that city all poicts northwest south snd southwest rrin are run by Chicago time which is 9d minutes slower than Detroit or are fSVMl valuable modern improvements are adopted byt hts heral Suplt Toledo LKL AND Gen Ticket Agent Toledo MURsE reight AgentoDetro it MILLER Ticket Agent Detroit GHANI) THUNK AND HA IT AVALS England thus Believes Herself of all Responsibility TeuMMev for horn IhalMof tfecugryi aad iwm ta puMferod with ALTERATION Og T1UIUS OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY On and after Monday eb 1 1864 Trains will leave the Michigan Central Depo ae tol Duress for Trtento Montreal A Buffalo Express arriving at Buffalo 9 S) New York :45 Baltimore Mu Philadelphia 5:40 Washington OO Night Express arriving at Buffalo A New York 6:0 1 A yhllaaelphia 7 0u A Baltimore 7:00 A Washington 9:50 A Trains leave on Chicago time which iu 20 minutes Blower than Detroit time Splendid sleeping care attached to all night trains No change of care between Sarnia and Buffalo Kans ar ans 1st Cnass Detroit to Buffalo do New do to Boston do Philadelphia do Baltimore 8 currency taken at par for tickets meals ana berths in sleeping care or further iaformaUon apply at the Compacy Ticket Office IM Jeftereon avenue a few dour AcomtA DetroiL RAND TRUNK BOM WASHINGTON Wabhinotom ete tL I A special to the Times say i The Vast batch I of nominations of end Major Generals I sent by the President to the Senate yesterday i were returned to the President to day by the I Military Committee with the statement that I there were no vacancies whatever lor new Ma I jor Generals and Brigadier Generals and these 1 1 appointments were thetelore lllegah The Ben 1 1 ate Military Committee are unanimous in their I determination not to report General Schofield I name to the Senate for confirmation I The special says: The Rev I Wiley of Philadelphia Rev Sloan of I New York and Wm Brown of Philadelphia I Committee of the Reformed Presbyterian Synod I had an Interview this morning with the Presl I dent on the subject of amending the constitu I tion in favor of Christianity and freedori They were introduced by Judge Bingham of Ohio I and presented their memortala The President I replied to the deputation that he would take I the matter Into serious consideration and give I it such attention as his duty to pur maker and I country seemed to demand I New Yobk eb 12 I The Tribune says a letter from our corres I pondent contains some precise information on I a point of some importance Which has as yet I attracted little or no attention Tbe news in I a nutshell to that at this moment there to I fleet of six rebel war steamers In Chinese wat I ere These vessels were fitted out In England I by Sherwood Osborne an English Naval Cap I tain and were recruited among the officers and I men of Her Brittanic Navy They I were under contract to the Chinese Govern I meat but when they reached China a diss I greement arose between Osborne and the Chi I n'ese authorities and the vessels were not de I llvered but thrown on the market and sold at I auction Osborne officers crew guns and all I to Jefferson Davis It is not unnaturally inti I mated that Osborne had soms slight expecta I tion of reaching this leault when he left Eng I land unds for the purchase are said to have I been provided in part by the sale of the Rebel I Ram in the Clyde There are now but few American ships in Indian waters and I it to thought probable that this fleet in company with the other rebel pirates may be destined to attack Ban rancis co In order to show their respect for British I neutrality the British crew take an oath of I naturalization as citizens of the Confederacy I 'when the flag changes Lr therefore San I rancisco should happen to burned and I plundered John Bull washes his hands of all I responsibility I ROM NORTH CAROLINA 4 Naw Yobk eb 12 The Raleigh (N C) Irogreea contains a strong article against the new Confederate en rollment act says if Congress Is bent ot thstenlng despotism on tbe people they must' submit quietly or resist the tyranny That resistance to tyrants 1 Is obedience to God and the "people of North Carolina would heeitate which course they should pursue aw the tyrannical bill report ed by the Military Committee and the collision so long talked of between North Carolina and the Confederate States is upon us ROM WEST VIBGINIA DsrABTiraxT or Wkbt i Vwsjda eb 11 Captured private letters from persons within the rebel lines contain much curious and inter esting information in relation to the serious di fficulties resulting from the enforcement of the rebel conscription law These le tera tell bf daily encounters between citizens and eoldiera Some of thb'lettera refer to cases where the en counters have been attended' with Ides of life ROM' THE ARMY OP THB POTOMAC Naw Yobk eb 11 A special to the Herald says since the late movement fewer deserters come in than pre viously On the same parts of the line jthe rebel pickets shoot at our cavatty videttes ROM OBTRESS MONROE obtbbss oh bob eb 10 Gen is tar and his command arrived iafely at Yorktown this morning Late rebel papers eay the Court House at Mobile was burned on Saturday 1 CONGRESSIONAL Washibotoh eb 13 SENATE Yk On motion of Mr Lane oi Indian the Committee on Judiciary was inquire into the expediency rf inx the present law' regulating the Supreme Court so as to confine Its discussions to matters cf law above The Seate then took up the House deficien cy bill as reported by the Senate inance Com mittee 1 HOUSE The House was engaged in consideration Of private bills OREIGN ITEMS Amdng the projects of the year Is a scheme tor sending a railway through the Thames Tun nel The Thames Tunnel wm begun in 1823' and was finished and opened to the public in 1843 The roadways at either ebd Were not exe cuted so that that the tunhel has remained until now a mere engineering cariosity a sort ot raree show haunted at times by persons not of the most reputable character The Manchester Shakspearian Committee Viava tmaIvriI conimfiHioMtA thtelhrMn tins dredth anniversary ot Shakspeare's birth by I protracted fain of shells is a wotkdeftnl tbe founding two scholarships to be called by hto I mMsII loss of lite I walked through tbe streets name connection wiiu vrwens ewiers anu the Grammar School to tllifee a marble bust of the poet in the Town Hall and to make a liberal contribution to tbe Btratford upon Avon Committee or these objects it was contemplated that at least £4000 would be re quired 4 rf The Siede publishes a letter from a young Polish physician who was sentenced to trans portation to Siberia by the Governor of War saw He states that the political prisoners transported with him accomplished the journey as far as Nijnl Novogorod in sledges whence they proceeded on toot to erm a distance of two hundred and fifty miles sinking at every step into the snow the thermometer marking thirty degrees under a jro i omy two oi court is ordered to be prepared as follows I for the main deck four 800 ponnder guns of 13 I tons each and 18 100 ponnders Of tons I each upper deck tour 150 pounders of I tons each on pivot s' ide carriages Total 3ti I gnns each instead ot 88 as described in the I official navy list I The Danish arffiy in the field commanded by I De Meta is as follows Infantry eighteen regt I i ments of 2000 each 36000 Cavalry six regi I ments of 600 each 3600 Artillery seven field batteries of 130 each Total 40510 The main I force is concentrated in the city of Schleswig I The Belgian journals state that among the I skaters who attracted attention in the I cal Garden at Brussels recently vras an English I gentleman named Annesley Among other I fests which he performed was that of leaping I over three obstacles nearly two feethigh placed I I twenty feet from each other I The ebruary number of the CorrhiU Maga I I sine will contain a paper by Mr Charles Dickens I I in memory qf the late Mr Thackeray I 1 Mr Punch thinks that the most appropriate I I title for the little Prince would be Duke ol Cornwall seeing that he must necessarily re main so long a minor I The works for the perforation of Mount I Cento continue regularly One mile and seven I furlongs ot the tunnel are already completed and a distance of about nine leet is perforated I dolly 5 I Alter the debate in the rench Chamber on the 11th Thiers and Bouvier it to said I received on one day each about four thousand I a sign of the strong approval of their I I speeches 1 I rom Chattanooga I A correspondent of the Cincinnati GaetUe I writes from Chattanooga as follows I THB TBOOPS WHICH HAVB WITHDBAWM XBOM I OUB VBOBT I onr divisions of the rebel army are arid to I have gone southward but I can learn definitely I of but three old division Bteven I and Some would have us be I lieVe that these have taken their departure for I Mobile bat I suspect they will all turn up in I the vicinity of Rome and that too before this I letter reaches you Even rebel Generate learn from experience and if we rely upon their I again dividing their army so that It cannot be I concentrated in case a battle is threatened as I they did when in November last Longstreet was sent into East Tennessee we may ouraelves I fall into dangerous errors Johnston is certain I ly not so great an Imbecile as to repeat for our tipectal gratification the lollies and mistakes I of Bragg I naaT XOBCB IN ARD ABOUND DALTON I At Dalton and the Immediate vicinity there I are about twenty thousand certainly the I number to no greater than this perhaps it isrtwO or threefthonsand less? These troops are I poorly supplied with everything usually con I eidered necessary to make an army efficient Perhaps the only reason why brigade I of cavalry did not move off the rest Is I because their horses are either dead or in such I miserable plight that they are wholly unfit for I active service The greater portion of the ar IsiHaaM? walraxiTlnP tn the rebate has followed I their cavalry and if they have at this time tnoro I than a half score of pieces in and around I I ton I am much mistaken in ihy calculations I They are said to be diligently fortifylmr in tbe I I neighborhood of Dalton and Tunnel Hill but I we all know by this time what rebel fortidcaj I lions meap and most of our soldiers regard! I them With undisguised contempt i A 1 Sl nd varies fluids of th body la a high dsgt of flaldtty Wbea you ton eoeMnmd pda tatb bead uneasiness la any organ "Tr SEVEN EE CENT BONDS StaTe of Btatb Oxtick I Lairarse anrnary 2 1S6A 200(00 SEVEN PEtTCKNT BONDS Sealed proposals will be received by the uader Blgnedat the Michigan Insurance Bank in the city ol Detroit until the unh fust at noon for the pur chase of two hundred thousand dollars Michigan War Loan Bonds being a part of one million of dol lars snthorized to be Issued by An act authorizing a War approved May 10th 18CL The bonds will be for one thousand dollars each with coupon for seven per cent interest payable haff yearly in ths eity of New YorK Nu bid will ba entertained for less than' the par value al the bonds The bonds will bo da'ftrt 1st 184 and th accumulat'd interest to the ilme of delivery will he added to the amount of the bond Three bonds are by taw exempt from taxation 8 OWKrt feMLUSO Treasurer State Michigan Some difficulties have arisen bsifrMn Jb McGann and Dr Morrim teafebm in the Aro Inm for the debt dumb and blind st Toronto Mr McGann baa withdrawn from thel institu tion with fifteen pupils and has opened another I school Dr Morris remains with nlnfi puptta A correspondent of the Jfasanper ddi JUistle writing to that paper respecting th feartnl drain upon the rural population of Lower Opnfl ya that upward ot Afi pmonfi hsvi within the last few tfioftths left thb township of yvattoh county of Wolfe' for the United States 7 This human tide toward tbo frontier prevails to a greater or lesser extent in every one of the townships riday night a person named! Georr Sandford a resident of St Marys JWl wm arrested on a serious charge of embeMlemeut' I to the extent of abost three thoeaand: dollars The alleged embezzlements Were made oh the firms of Scott A Co Montreal afld iDaly dt 1 Robertfton leAthar muw'hsnta The Brampton Timos tells a ghost sabiutl a great cloud of fire issuing froth an old meeting town list ThturtAy night The borae took I I fright and nm off throwl Mr Gonlfilng out I and dragging him for some distance on the I ground injuring him considerably? I In tha London Police Gouri on ri 1 day Hayden Waters and were charged by John Talbot with enticing! British subjects to enlist in the army of a iormgn'pow er and thereby breaking tbe taws of the cotta try After bearing the evidefacb of Talbot and other the Mayor decided to Send the ease the the Recovers Court and to take bail for the appearance of the prisoners in the flnms of I 8200 for themselves and two sureties each of 8100 a piece 1 1 Last week a former residing In the township I of Bosanquet hired a butcher to flsstotlhim in I killing his hogs ana during tne day ne supplies I hte assistant with an unlimited quantity of wbia 1 I key The resmt was that before night he was I so drunk that he was unable to return homei 1 I and he was put to bed with the eldest I son Under the large quantity of Ohio strych I nine imbibed during the day the man of blood I imagined that he was still engaged in the de I struitlon of the porcine race Springing from 1 I the bed he seined his knife which lav on a I table in the room and stabbed hte sleeping bed 1 light of the Gnrowski mind and even then he I fellow inbicting a ghastly wound in ms cheek I tempers hte admiration by advising bimlto be I The cries ot the youth alarmed the members of I come a mute financier for in military mat I the family and the ruffian Was promptly dis I tera exclaims the stern mentor yon know so I armed 1 dt I much Mr Chase as this mosquito tint is I Hr Rankin ol Sandwich the member for I new fitting toy I Essex has possessed himself of prominent I great mind expands like a sun I tracts of the most nrotnlalnit gold bearing lands I flower in his diary He limns With wltn I of Lower Canada and he has succeeded in form I Ing a company to render productive these lands I Th) company embraces ths first men I da and the capital esjoyed is ample Ln the I spring the intention is to ptasn the work ot 1 gold extraction lot Ward With all energy I A young man named Dupont a descendent I of rench Huguenots was recently appointed I to the vacant office of Superintendent of the I Manitonlin Islands ALTERATION TRAINti' Winter AnnroemS ON AND ATER MONDAY JAN 4 lS 4 and Until further Notice Trains will leave Great Western Railway Pepo Wnroson oreosirx Dgraorr for London Hamil ton Toronto and follows MORNING EXPRESS HamiltoA time TJ5 A lirXKDTRAIN for London and 6aralali 10 NIGHT EXPRESS TASPM OreaftWtrtern erry steamer rave Ry Dock foot of Brush street at 6:30 A and and uamer Micnims Dock foot of Petrol1 6:3 9 A and A and 615 Trains will connect closely rtsreoenslon Bridge with the New York Ailrod' forBnffnlOe Rochester www York Boston: also al Toronto with GfSS STay foTliontreal Quebec Port neTsSptll Care on all night trains 22p Gueteh and Toronto branches haroSSre to etsnett clorely with th TS run by Hamilton mta ntee faster than Detroit time and 25 nu tow slower than New York Central 4 My of Time tables may be oad on application 5 MJ thempansrtati nSntttoSrSWlstec 1864 I J3 ICHIGAN SOUTHERN NORTH 1Y1: ERN INDIANA RALLHOAD INORMATION WAN INORMATION WANTLJXWf oua rank Poole Letter fr him in thu Detroit Poetoffice fihlKt ATERNOOK EomON a I 1 term at office will have mia enuar a mL' i COURT HOUSE AT MOBILE ahfot eSvon pigeons out of 'tmrfoMRn team at Jr I rea iwwteJ vuo jmuifo qau trey WW UWMWI Uffi Saturday last and Mr McMniltetiahMi the whole of the ten bnVae the last pigeon In hi alarv TTn Itmna with? with the grace of an artist his sentence have the pith of a Martial tbe satire ot a Jtryenal the dlrectnesa of a Tacitus the profundity of an Anacharste Cloots Whether depleting a katita laW4MiWi0 ilm puiuuubu ucuitmuiu 44vfHak Btenwnnt federiCK An 1 1 DIu xLAsutm nrsuiruu enroa oprawnuw i torn pantaloon I mil at in be Second fdeiiiefiAiiii reifted I bemlnal Ttrtlrnoftt IfiMtoMMy bo of Powr etc I Omvno lachrymose He to the Waipble of America alii HoWeut toteBeflonauiutenmqraiBea oem 4rei furoic That Au necessary to make the foaowg but the datesand perhaps oh or twoiother seventy ment paedily rthfi etfettoaHy Ito elMMisre mam i lhe of ueuoit rrenchmrim ehrlne Mm in their abthb moes fcetTve I tn he irat Ldahenant 1 77 i I Andthe Cotamoti Council 60 nfctefry declare And penetrating Pole that eVet oUfred ip the De rim Mvonoe i MagmOLU D11A TM Is the mort and for the of mfhialrffitlve hda of A nation 1 1 craft rtsignea I delightful end extraordinary article ever discovered taking said improvement the strip of land lylag I nW I ka 1 I fflasfor wad TldMfifrdkmmtlt I Ta tv kwani dtaztxx rev si hasila Wre mfrkOMawlw I nnrt to and Westerly ot said street so far Southern Picture ot Charleston uuffer Belknap to be Captain vice Bishop promo I'satln texture of ravtehlnSesnty imparting th width 1 liM I I re a Ki 4u a nt A I rep winih fihm finTMtoMTlAfl I A mnH liara a HtWn £tf I A fid ffrtv seat oerKean vuarxco a Dears yubvi MwvicHiMikj i ujw uiuuiiuivj Lieutenant vice Belknap promoted Setgeant Lieutenant Taylor promoted 1 umxrtiu lt iM mteril liUnrki totM Bixandeatefly tof and tha I John Hamilton to be Captain bike Sheldon) resigned i I jt what every lady should have Sold every 1 tended7 i irst Lieutenant Eber Ayrea to bo Captain I whm VDwms 8 Ranns 004 And the said Common Council do fiirtW tlwe vice Walbridge resigned Second Lieutenant I yio d6m Ganra agents2 flfdsawsy NT a of thatday Charles owler to be irst Lieutenant yta Impobtxmt Relief Lln ten min I aifoivtothelurder Court ofpaidcty for tbe Hamilton promoted Second Lieutenant Albert ntes Bryant Pulmonic Wafer untaillng in 1ftTS2hgthef property thtremdu A Elmore to be irst Lieutenant vice 4yrse of Sdtocer promoted Quartermaster Sergeant Jarvis Consumption 511 reSl jurtdgesaLdcompentlo to which Albro to be Second Lieutenant vice Davis ptp rreLddtoUh mantitied if told improvement moted Commissary Sergeant Nelaffn Hews SwswwjtHra toe Second Lieutenant viM owler promoted 01 A tingle dose relieves in ten 1 thJg 'eeoluion be pubUsh four suc Sergeant Major Benjamin 'Sturtevant to be Arie for TAWMVMciri Second Lieutenant vice Elmore promoted Tuenty Sevenlh 1 Second Lieutenant I sold by dealers generally I anolhtt daily new pe Lyster O'Brien to be irst Lieutenant vke JOB SttiSidSMr And tbe Marehri of raid cify to Rtohardwin dereaaed John Armour to be eP18Um uouruana street re Berve notlce ot this resolution to the persons and Richardson deceased jonn Armour yo oe I rTWRlTPIW'NT VRAUH AGO I MR I ln the manner prescribed in section three af chapter Second Lieutenant vice promoted I XTINKTEEN YEAHB AGU Mtfc even of the charter of said city Sixth Charles A Parker of Addl I Hatr jjye rtnce that tjmo it'has'bcnn used by thou 1 Brooks Cahoon Cicott El ton to be Second Lieutenant raised thirty I sands and in no instance has it tailed to give per I wood Gaucher Knlebt Lafferty McGinnis Mc thetoA I is th Cheapest in the irst ArtOUrg Saitery Seageant Henry world U1 uu rw Lkuu1 fOvoet Second Lieutenant Hubbard I orOie8MA in toe slightest degree 1 hereby certify above andforegoingreso 8mith to be irst Lieutenant mce an Stan I THE VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity and I ntjOH jg a true copy of a resolution adopted by the dismissed Sergeant Andrew Vinton to be tte no preparation what I Common council on the 26th day of January A Second Lieutenant vice Smith promoted HI1? DtthrtlTaJroSi iWto I may be that will not lde crocK or I fBe game wltn the original resolution and named Edward Potter waa examined upon the I prepared only by A I MATHEWS rancis PRAMSTaLLBR City Clerk charge of enticing soldiers to desert He la AJgo Vathk wsLmncA Michigan voiksbiatt please copy feb4 4w the party complained of some few days ago by I Alrf GLOBS the best hair dressing use Price I qtatv qj MfOITGANr CITY Moody of the Twenty seventh Infantry I DKTROIT ss: To Wagnee Geo a buying enticed three of the men Drought 1 i Metuing nottnoeier a eaucrou xr ua aa I lUmirSSL 1 cocks Gardner Scott William Wneht from Lake Superior by him and endeavored to I HVlIVHB I Trustees of second Methodist Church War enlist them over again The charge is tot pro I ZTH I nerGeo Morehouse Olcott Edward Mason I Mn4 I KT TICE Notice IS hereby given that I and Colman or to any other Caring COIl act but it esnnot I fXl is penClng in Circuit I person interested in thepremises within the limits teAlalmad aa a very unpatriotic if it is an un I curt of Wayne county for the appointment of a I hereafter mentioned You are hereby notified that ha atUI In I Guardian of the person and eslat of Emtly A Cam I asseeameiite are about to bo made upon you to de principled course Of proceedings as ne StUl in I wlft of on5Qeorge Lewis Proceedings I fray the expenses of consulting a brick lateral tended to have them go In the army He waa for her protection are also pending in the Circuit I sewer in alley between Henry and George sts Irotn kiA th rirU4v to area firm rf I Courtin Chancery Legal notice of the pending of I Second street sewer to alley west of Cass avenue held to answer before the united Batetouom I gBC1 Bult also been filed To protect tnnocentTln rear of or adjacent to certain premises or lots In the sum of 8500 baiL iA I parties from loss or litigation through dealing with 1 ofland owned or occop ed by you respective Another man named James arly was hrid to I WockTf Co term of Grand River road bH iU th um9 Although th ounc Ija jncmnpetancy and of the pendency of theee pro I Lot 4 plac upon ttesanmfoottogta ths complaint KebruMy 4 1M is one of a much more aggravated nature as it DKNIS CAMPAU I Lot was evidently a disloyal transaction throughout I alsx I He endeavored to procure their desertion and I rebi2 lw job campau I Lotiv transportation Jo the: happy land of Canada iIMTON MINING If there are different grades of criminality the I Notice of orfeiture The stock in this Com 1 tl latter is certainly the One Who is most respoo I pany represented by the certificates numbered as I Lot 16 J4 4h I follows has been forfeited for the non payment of 1 Lot 17 slble ss his offence combines disloyalty With I assessments levied on the 1st day or October I Lot is I a i ia al I TtiO i ACOOto BUU HUI iro nuiu oh usv vna mwv I in the city of Detroit on Thursday the tn day oi i loin 1 I ebruary next at 10 A to wit I Lot 21 Certificates Nos 128 129 130 ana 13L in name of I Lot 22 I Edward Blacker so aoo in name or unas now xioi lardTlfo 866 In name of Kingman A Co I in the city of Detroit State of Michigan and also I No 892 in name of Jas Beroster No 898 la name I that a report or assessment roll has been made in I GOA In nama re Jnr I tha nromififtfi whlrh fffi OB file in tDC Ot tne art and No 451 In name of John Patton A Black I Clerk of said city where it will remain open for Bvbrder of the Director I your inspection until the 16th day of ebruary AD HENRY SELBY' I 1H64 when and where you may appear and snow Secretary nd Treaeurer I cause before the Common Council in the Common dmmo 41 ioCM WW I Prtirril hnnan citV why the a JOOTW VVWMV4 a Udhia PlnntutlAii I 1 I ment should not be made and collected according rianiauon i tOTIC8 Sealed Proposals for the i to taw id a i Bitten erection of an addition to tbe Medteil College By otdet oh Co2 Perrons of sedentary hablta troubled with weak taSnn Ar bor Dated the teVday of palpitation ot the heart lack of I xffiyr8ityt and to completed on or before I ebruary A 1864 i febia Q4t petite dlrtresB afteuaating torpid liter amitij I the tot day of October next wfd be received at the I ZAraralnra ow TAi celebrated I fourth of the contract price will be paid in cash sal Notie 1 hereby given to aU parties inurestiri Vlamtailnn Rif AM I the work progresses and the balance in warrants I that the City Controller has filed 1 this office the llaMlfillUB 1 DlllvrBs 1 on the Treasury bearing interest payable in four I following special assetsment roll viz: A '''i' I eaual annual installments I No 163 Eor defraying the expense of grading which are now recommended by the highest medical I 'ir he of Regenta reserve the right I for sidewalk on the north side of the Chicago road 'authorities and warranted to produce an Immedl I anv and all bids made I in frontot private claim 726(Gxifrey farm) ate beneficial are exceedingly I ALVAH SWBBTSKR I The said eproiri assessment can be paid at this of ate nenenciai enecu aney aru caccuuingiy grow i Chairman of th Building Coeamittoe I flee for the spec of thirty days from the date ot this able aad must supercede all other tonics where a 1 jan9dtfebl6ofth Board of Itajmta I I notice healthy gentle stimulant la required 1 After the expiration of said thirty days said roll Thevnurifr strengthen aad Invigorate i A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stock win be placed ta we hands ofthe city Collector and: cram They are an antidote to change of water aad diet I 6884 2 In the afternoon at the office of febioaot Receiver ot Taxes They overcome eflbeta of dissipation and late I Bernard Secretary at foot of irst street I Icrmn 1 i 1 1 on Detroit river in the city of Detroit to take Into I thn nd anHvan thntnind I consideration the question of selling part of the I EDIICAT ION ALt They strengthen the system aad enliven tbe mind I lands of said company viz: The southeast quarter I i noy prevuuv xbibbiimiuu hxm micruntciu icvuna yi bocuuu twcuyTi wwmbuif ilj iwi uuivu They nd courtiputioUa i I twenty nine (W) west They cure dirrh(B nd choler morbu I By order or iheBonrdoi DlrWtore They cure liver complaint and nervous headache £2int They make the weak strong th languid brilliant I 18M JL mb lot and are exhausted nature's great restorer Th'y are I AAKTROPOLTTAN COPPER composed oft he celebrated CaHeaya' bark Winter I IvA Notice is hereby given that the first meeting green sassafras roots and herbs all prerorved In berfectlv pure St Croix rum or particulars see I Ham street In the citv of New York on Tuesday dreulars and testimonials around ek bottle I I the eighth day ot Match next at 10 A ot I Beware of Imposters Examine every bottta Bee that it has our private 8 stamp unmntUated 1 CHARLES ALMBB over the cork with plantation scene and our signa I CHAttLES HASCALL tore on a fine steel plate side tabeL Bee that our I a ta mociataa under the Article of Aaao bottle is not filled with spurious aud dtieterous 1 elation at option 'L stuff Any persbnpretending torelftantatlon I Nw York eb 6th 1864 I GOLDSMITH Resident Principal at oll Bitters by the gaBon or In talk Isan' importer I TANDKTBILT MINING COMPANY 'fortttafoSirtkhso can st College Any person nnwatingmi uro or aeuing any otnsr Notice Is hereby given that the first meeting I Booms or send for a catalogue or specimens ot material thertin Whether called Plantation Bitters ot thwstnckholdersof the VANDERBILT MININtt I penmanship eaeloee letter stamp Address ornot ir a crlmlnalnnaerlS If 8 Law and will COMPANY will be held In the city of Providence BRYANT STRATTON ateither of the abpvr 37? 7 I in ms Stat of Rnode Island on Wednesday I tta rent this wtforfotrrrsfrTemrM da be so prosecuted by ns We already have our eye I Marrh ige ax 4 at No 87 Canal I rai DHruM remimp unr mkubb ac who win arramt mr ma numoaeji oi ornxiiKBUun bug 'iue i ijmik aivkii i ii iik ai i i iii piw succeed In getting themselves into close quarters Directors and tta XranMOT of ruch ju AO the classes will commence tbe studies of The demand for Dr Plantation BI tters from pToKIK die clergymen merchant Ac is incredible I febT wd 7 GBOLLLARKB rtin day The Preparatory Class will review Tbs staple trial of a bottle Is tbe evidence wpre 1 mintpTnf 1 nUTPUT A AND' HCiWi I AriUimctic Grammar Ac tbe first half year Tbe rontorworthandsuperlorlty Ttayare rold by all respectable drugglsta grocers physicians 1 meeting of tee fStaZlphia and Jfoaton Mining I phHShxJciWfoistry Botanr ZoSogy and other botals saloons steamboat and country tore I Agriculture nBAXK A CO Ml4t Pw 1 sach room Is furnished with a bedstead and a ii 8s a Wzs fia4 11oLafr A ms I mfii ns CHUri Ifi ffitmlffiffitffi Ynrffifflih fhMfi nwn ntkday of ebruary 186L I I room Msttrea may be rented at the College ''ii VxBV iisS 4 1 wwttviffih stud ent fboin' the Mtate THOMAS 8 PERNbN I Board is luraiahed at cost Moderate wage are of the asaoeiates of said eorporattcm lowed for labor Philadelphia ebruary 1 1864 fob 16s I or further par'iculars send for catalogue or ap OPR COPPER c' Notteal hereby given that the irst Meeting I fobd tu th AsatAtri Aw3r LansingMich or ue nope amiM cwmpeny uuaer wearacie of sesnrisnon wlUbe beJdai tbe office ot lrWsrd Nasean strot Mew York Monday th Uth ot ebruary 1864 tat the transact! of busl RICKARD SSSZAUini uBoraUBB Dbtncl AuATi HAKBoit ItetrolU onrtday ebruaxyJSth 1864 at BAPOJifflES 7rJ first Lteuteaapt Sergeant Andrew Coffin 1 berry to be first Lieutenant vice Eoblnaon IdOlOEMTIfATED LYE promoted Beriteat WUlm TJtua to firetl a gijfiw ffiffiA I iuntunint CcigtaBt trj Tfin tb I fAMIbT A be lrat Lieutenant viof Herkner' prijmoted i higrtapl fe fs Sergeant William Bettinghouae to be irst I them tt mate iemeantoaptata by taXtJOUtartlL Haad to yor kuetangreaae 1 Uantaaaat Berfieaat Gilbert Miaty ((sWin(IM LyeaereoflhredJatao be irst Ueutemaat Sergeant James SUgh to I CMrehll 4 pay the Patented article put up lx Iron be irat Lieutenant Bergeaat Vendee 1 wtwi oxnc being Oonterfett 4 1 Walker be 'ftat i titatManti Pennsylvania Manuftrrtbring Co Phtiadel geant Tfiotta i A' taliif id Wt TjJhifi NotM Wriiiift rtf eet Rti street Lieutenant Sergeant ''JohB'lLI tarii and to be irst Lieutenant Sergeant John Ji I fJAYft riV I Draper to be irst Lieutenant Sergetat Job HAIR DYE HAIR Il a a I MbiAhMtad WAfR DYE 14 vampoeiitKr oeooaa AdievwuMUq rww I takProiBoted Sergrant Charles Grandy to be flecoafi ifiefiteMat fcfl Souhtohj pnnaot I Busty jo Qtty Hair instantly to a Led Elias A Yorkto beBecohd Ueffteftafti I Bldchat HaMul Brown without Injuring vice Jewell promoted Robert McArthinp tse Half er Btrixiiig the Sfctn leeyixg the Hatt Bott to be Second Lieutenant tes Baxter resigned I and Beautiful imports rrcsn niiy uuqnHy rancis Adams to be Beeond Lieuteoant I storing its pristine color and ractifiefitaeifi effette eta Mesa rained John Booor fobe I ofBad Dyes The Genuinear signed William A tMnmLoi? aH tafltotioo an should Becofid Lieutenant fc Mannj yefotea ii nmggiat Ac actory Drid fL6kidhioieiota flecorlLiMtamantj I Sfci while promoted Homer Eaton' to I uii Toilet CroUk fifif DfMgng Second Lieutenant Mfr Uhapcl promoted I thaEur Newton Crittenden to be Second Lleufonaht I 3 ran J8 IW Hl WPTBVE8 Kawfi Si Second United States Hpepitai Steward Oscar Palmer to be Assistant Burgeon SdS JMMfir Mce Reynolds promoted if I rin'rH atliKET flh Kontr Andraw Waddell orHoW CfWB Crf Eero" ttonfofrtftg rod extending South11 VlA tfimrafmeameaA a AnJ WiWTVIl CffiTM flCAHnAUMTlMM I 6 Ml MJ LRJAJIBb AUVUMMIM4 K4VIM44VM asm I aaw maxtfiVbe il But alrii i for Halleck Me Is de Died TOUCH DY IDdHQpiSCRuAS AQBID) ffiflhffimft rtth tltftH tA BA affirma eplirramiitatlerily that that unpopular 1 indent 1 nannln mmro tii ariArt1w mmmmA Itam fowna sMvtw £iMMisass mavwvw row squeezes the hand retaining fondly to remonstrate against favorable judgment upon' nincompoops The youth or America he eloquently apoetropbiaee and they too are cautioned against nlneompooph tha fitneom pOdnfi in this inatene being densified anof the senile order Nincompoop ta eVidtently a toothsotta terth Gnrowski hfi jMrtlc ulrily aWeita 1V Itedlbg One to suspect mm or a Knowieage oc nincorn acquired by tle ctoaest self examinath 1O ItefiB IAJMDL KLMraroKM mro nm have farther deacribed htm aa natty hi ana jaunty in mi gam ana we poi tiAffi hffinfit vMswfffffiif mart Mint tafmvi flhatiheliaHiVilte i after MM tfibtrcb nib nefi th prefers and the a hair is torn in grief for him on the Gurowski kne are uttered sup plications for fighting Joe and tbe unmanned Gurowski Is only recalled to his dignity by a sudden recollection of Henry Ward foreign tour a speculative flight to the flto tiVea of the depaftfire and bnyr at the hteottatat to Ba Captain Wr Ha Wtaut mdlnarf inch aan ipoopwn a worahfo ftca 7 'V Detroit New fibrk Philadelphia i Ctavriaa4aneago mdtamla Brooxl land aad Toronto' A nereoa holding a achotanhln can II.