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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
MOHats Life Pm.


PH0NIX BTTTFpo
These medicines have nov 80,
Ittt5 Years. ard durir- ploFc -
lE~ hlsh cnNacfsr ia afmsst - une 49,
resteriBE - 49, s,,.t a1f inu.~ &c
EYER KIDD q disease g uhIes
human ma sS aisss5ss ia ere Se 99s g The e~sir,ssas ,,..
VEGETABLE LIFE nr
Are we'll known TO b inIalubis DACaNES
Dgspepgia, b. th0rcuchlv &C.,.
ond stcmaehs, and creating 60 -lf aEt arfsa.
instead % the stale acrid Kind. 49, Ie heaith7hfs
Petl.e' Hsalt1lfn' headache Restlesm~ fAD-
Anxiety Languor, and HeIancbolv 49, hi-ismrsr
eral symptoms 20 Dyspepsia. VIII are De -.
consequence q its cure. -5 a. inatrsf
CosffB sless, BY cleansing the wtoi.
testiues with q solvent process. A. H hss-
ali violent purges leave he bowel ~i1eace;
days. ufan ~,
FepeTs, Of allkinds, byrestorrr-
ar circulation Lnronsh the proees ar'Eu-
such eases and the tlorough so.ut.- aii-n
obstruction in others. A t~ntesfinsf
TheL Life Medicinesha been k,.-
hsm permanently sn three weeks - ua1-
eIes and rgaments Trom ~ iF iaa1l 'afa.t NJ
Drcpseg OfalI kinds, bv frealr- ,.
the kidneys ana bladder they ope--ss aening
y on these important organs. and nreb---hu ul-
found a certain remedy for the w1-s- r-.- been
Also WOTms, BY disiodEinr from -. y eslveL
bere. Is1tsa al
ScHTUy, Ulcers aud fn-terafe S,-,,
purity which these Lie Medibmes ave sPe7iect
and all the humors. llods AM
Scorbutc Eruptious and bad comrrevf-
ternafive effects upon the fluids tts- 49, ef al
the morbid state Of which o~ocassrrs ~ ana
plants, sallow5 clouiy, andother disrr-e--t. e.n-
ions, 2le1-
The use o. these pills for aver esr-+ t-,
al entirecure Of Salt Rheuu sud a sf-
ment in the Clearness OF the SKIN r---
inauenzaw viii always be curedby one d5se -
the worst cases. WON
PILbS--ahe original proprietor az tra-.
Wascureaot piles or Airty-ave years st.rF--
use OF the Life Medicines alone. %
Eeuer and AgUe -Fgr this Sar--a q. rt
Country, these Medicines wiITe fal-f 49,
and certain remedy. Other uelia1-e fa.v.-s.
subject % areturn OF The fiscase-a cr-a b. ~
cines is permaneUt-ty item. he ati.arr -
Bilious FeTers and Liver C4mB4f7fs 49,
bility. loss Of appetite and Diseases ~ Fs n
Medicines have been used With tie u.s+ ts-.r
snlts N cases Of thistescEip-ioD- Ei1es ErI. -rF
ula mlTs worst forms. yields o. the ir#1 w.
tui actonoi these remarkable Medirmes Nt-r
Nervous debility. Nervous 9mBlaiasofartfr
pltation Of the heart, Painters Cole. are ,ueas5lr
ed. -
MercurtGt Diseases Persons whose -,.t.-+
have become impaired by the iujudicisrs use III -
VIII Ond these Medicines a perfect care as bsv 49,.
ram % eradicate from the system ali the efarr.
Mercury, infinitely sooner than the mos sru-e-f-f
~arations Of SaTsaparilla. WcB M0FF,T
July 5. 1850, " i"A
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
1851
McC0RMICK'S
& Mower.
ManuGactured by
c.. HI. MCCORMICK & BROS.
CHICAGO, ILLS.
twenty-five Thousand Sold Dnrug te
lat ak zeara

an Acreage Of oeer 1900 each Len. She. boz.
increased from 1000 n '5lto 5000 ia 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

As a Reaper, the "MeCormick" has been before
the American public for the last twenty yearu ini
during that time has gained a reputation fbaa Is
World Vide" Notwithstanding tie ytar, ,r-
ereasing competition, and the h0stuf inventors en-
gagged in the development Of Reaping Machines. tbs
"McCormiek" leads the van-tbo Acknowledged u-
perior Of oil in the march for practical improve
ments.
The Representations made By other m1nufacfur-
that the Mccormick vas sOnce' a noted Reaper.
but is now antiguated, is simply ridiculous, as the in
ereasing demand will prove. No single establish
ment in the WORLD, manufactures 50 largely Of.
these implements, and none eXpends equal money
time or talent in reliable improvements.
Many changes have been effected during therast
season, and for 1861, the Mccormick" is presented
greater attractions than ever before. As Reaper
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Hubbard Squash Seeds.

A Imifod supply Of seed Of this celebrated variety
81 eouaah a. 80 cents per 100 seeds By mail, free Of post
II. A. TERRY,
Jln. 1851. sm-pgni Crescent City, low
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Oregon Nursery.

We beg 70 call the attention Of the public to the Flo
raj department Of our Establishment which we now
have in full and successfbl operation. Our stock OF
Greenhouse, bedding and Towering Plants, Shrubs,
&c, consisting in part Of Geraneums, VeTbenas, Dab
las, Pel0xes, PeOnles, Heliotropes. &c.s we offer for
sale the coming Spring at lower pricesthan usual, there
By placing them within the reach Of all. Nest Of these
plants flower all Summer, and for size. color, form. and
fragrance Of flower cannot be excelled.
Having the advantage Of a first class propagating
house and its appendages, which affords us facilities for
Increasing our stock to meet any demand, parties sho'd
have no fears Of getting what they want by handing in
their orders early.
We attend 10 the PrOpagating Department ourselves,
and warrant every article purchased OF us to be good,
strong, healthy, well rooted plants, and true to name,
Our descriptive and priced catalogues Willbe out IN
Anil, and will be forwarded bymaii to all applicants.
IA. V~ANARSDALE,& %. ST. Joseph Agricultural
House, and r.. ". FURNAS, Farmer ONCE, BroWnville,
Mt. Sre our authorized Agents. All orders left with
them will receive prompt attention.
RI @ & CO..
P. s.. Having forcing pits specially for the purpose,
We will have SWEET A plants for sale by the
million. at reduced prices. +. q. B. * Co.
Oregon, No. Feb. 1861 FEB 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
"Creveling" Grape vines

"GToVeIIng" Grape Vines.
Orders for Vines Of this really delieious and early
0rGPe-aceompanied by Cash-Wil receive prompt
Good one year Vines, SOC each, 81 per dozen.
Good two year Vines, Sl,O0 each, 81 per dozen.
Pm. GOODWIN 4 BRO,
WINS Kingston, Luzerne Co., Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
thosein the States contemplating going to

To thosein the States contemplating going to
the Nebraska end Ksnsas
GOLD N lis,
The undersigDed desire tosay, and in 20 doizg will
no. practice deception;that there are advantages
90 be securedin
Crossing the Missouri river at Brownvllle,
and Quitting at, and starting from that point, not
70 be found at any otherplaee on the Missouri Ri
yer. In the Srst place, on both sidesof the river
are large eztcnts Of bottom lands in which grass
makes much eariierstsrt than on the uPlsnds, and
r. much more abundant, being inexaausIble the
entire season. Here, then, isa desirable place to
recruit stock before starting on the Plains. Stock
can also be purehasedhere on yeTyfaYorable terms
The BroWnvilie Steam Ferry boat, being the best
on the River, offers peculiarindncements for cross
ingat this point. ltislarge and eominodious; Elth
powerful machinery. which enables the proprletors
70 ferry emigrantsand othersin the most exPedi-
tious manper.
For outRfti7aE
We undertake 10 say that the business men OF
Brovnville areas well prepared 10 serve those wish
ing Supplies. with q superior quality and on as taV-
orabIe termgas can be found elsewhere Everything
desirable can be purchased in BroWnTllle, such as
Provisions, Clothing, Mining lmple-
meHtS, &C., sc.
The Route from Brownville to the Mines is uni
versalIy admitted by those who ayetrayeled 1t and
others to be superior in every respect. BroWnville
Il about midway between ST. 10. and Omaha. As
to distance, an examination Of the map isall that
IL necessary to prove to any one that it is nearer
from here to the mines than from any other point
on the Missouri. On this route wood and water
abound the entire distance, while on many others.
wood haste be hquled for many days
The foregoing facts are fully and satisfaetorilyes-
tablished by the immense travel Of last year, and
those who adopt it the present season viii have no
cause toregret having done so. Therefore
Cross the Missouri River at and start
from Brownville.
JOHN CODDNGTON 6 co,
n-r-rsnAnra Siam Earrv Rnai-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13
AffnIrnin ScnIt Connir.

A gentleman from Scott county furnishes Us viii
the following statement Of facts in regard to the
condition Of that border county. witch is confirmed
by what We have heard from several reliable per,
sons from the same vicinity
The LinOolnitss have taken possession Of Scott
county, by takiog Southern men pPisoBers stealing
property, &c. The Union Gag has been hoiAted in
the town of Huntsville the county site Of Scott
"The KentuckiGns Gst In Co-OperstieR with the
tories of Tennessee. Some few weeks since, . par
ty OF Linconites stsie I've horses from Jas Gilson
who lives near the border Gis0n saw them with
their muskeia and bay ones, in the act Of stealing
the horses. A few nights since also. two hOrses
were stolen from Franklin Smith. in Powell Valley
"AlI the Southern Rights men in Scott county,
and large portion of Campbell, on the border,
have been compelled TO leave their NEE ard come
to the valley. Several have moved their property
ia the South side of the mountain to avoid the
ravsges of these mn"
Oar Informant suggests that a force should forth
with he sent 70 take possession of the Kentucky
counties lying on the border from whence the to-
rits sally INFO Tennessee on their raids
There H. We are told, an abundance Of pork here
q large quantity of sait and many arms inclUding
muskets in tho possession of the Union leaders
The ci,iz- ms Of Cfmpbell and Scott making up
to defend themselves and will operate
with the arDy-RRo1Uigs Register, Dee II.
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Arrival 81 me North Americas,

PozrL4HD Dec 6--The North American arrived
from Liverpool with dates to the I'D nit. CottSr
bad declined ! chiefly Oh lower E1sliiiss
The case OF the rebel steamers Nashville and
Hsrvey Birch attracted Rzeh attention. The Nash
vile ia still az Southampton.
The Captain Of the Harry Birch haE gone to Lon
Ion TO consult the American Minister. Her ofH-
Gers declare abe was On soundings when cap
tUred
CIptaia PegrAm wants the Nashville msde into 3
var steamer bat legal diff cul les have been raised
sso, WHETHER the neutrality proclamation has been
In'ringed by landing prisoueTs OF ESr.
The THaos abiding TO the case, points ts ths re-
cent visit Of the steamer James AdgeF. and says 1t
you'd BE- 70 ths iaserest Of England to keep both
of the harbors, and if that cans be done, they
must both be let Ia alike.
The Star, although wishing Capt. Pegrsu punish
ed, says # he can produce = commission from the
Confederate States, must let him go as We have
recognized them as belligerents
It is reported that the Galway steamer AdriStic
has been purchased by the Confederate States.
Mason and Shdell we're expected At Southampton
on the steamer Is Platte, due the 2eIh.
IKE Is nk Of France VIII redzce the rsts Of dis
count 70 FIVE per cent.
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RReNL TE8EE-FrOm persons who came upfrom-
-bsioS- lass evening, we learn that lage steam
transport cams over the bar on Saturday sfter~
boon, snd that on yesterday about one tho usand
troops Wers on Ty6se Island Parties of them
having approached tie upper end of the leland,
growing rather bold 10 tneir movements, shell
was thrown at them from Fort Pulaski, which
caused them TO scatter precipitAtely.
We learn that the largs vessel heretofore men
toned a. ashore at The light house, is still in the
came position and that the Yankees Yers seen
cas- ing sopethng from her yesterday.
"A friend from Fort Pulaski informs us that he
counted leighteee Federal vessels inside the bar
yesterday afternoon three OF them are war steam
ers, and most of the balance appear to be old hunks
such as compose the Yankee {" stun feet" for the
oioek 4de Of our Southern harbOrs.-Sdv1ad6 Meas
Dec g
The steamer Ida arrived last evening fr ON Fort
Pulask but brought no intelligence of interest We
learn that tho Yankees have sunk two Of their old
hulks E6reast of the Dig light. where the terve
kind of wharf They we're engaged q part Of
yesterday IN landing something from the besched
Vessels, but It was impossible 10 see what they
we're bringing on shore They had four drays and
horses engaged in hauling their articles from the
beach. --
During the day small party Of them visited Mr.
Kings place, and were seen driving Of four OF ala
cows.
There were four 1sen Of war irside the bar, and
some Sfteen or more old 7ssssis
ESFiy yesterday morning number OF their
calling vessels passed out over the bar hus ia the
course Of few hours ell Of them returned 20 their
forEsF Position. TIE =spcrt that TIE Federals
were engaged in erecting foru6cations on the Is
land is not confirmed, aud the Impression among
intelligent PeTsoDS is, that they waiting for re-
Inducements. No fortifcstlOns have yet been
thrown up on Ty bee, as far as our sccuts can dis
cover Savannah Mss Dee 10.
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In consequence of the resignation of Col John
V Wright of the 18th Tennessee regiment, he hsY.
ipg been elected 60 the Confederate Congress, an
election TO supply the vacancy was held in the regi
meut at Columbus on the An inst Lieut. Col A.
!. Vaughan who had two herses shot under hin in
The battle OF Belmont aud whose bold sad gallant
conduct was 80 marked AID conspicuous through.
out the conflict. WAS unanimously chosen to fill the
vacancy. AdjutEnt E. Morgan was on the same
day chosen TO I'll the place of lieut. nsnt colonel
We are plea.ed TO know that both selections are
enrir ely satisfactory and that entire harmony pre-
walls 10 the regImeot. IL Ia gallant corps OF men,
and did noble service on tn ever memorable 9TH of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AHpsdl, Dec. 10.
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Ordar No. l..
HEAnQULRFsR5. WEsTzRS DEPGRTHsNY.
BUWLUNe GSsEy. Ky Nov 30 1881

BOwLNs GassS. K7 Nov 80 1851 (
The General has been inpatient for reports Of
the Battle Of Belmont. They have been received
and be pronounees the work well done.
To Nsj n General Polk, who formed troops capG-
be of su.h actions and whose disposition prspar
ed them for such victory. To Brig Gen. Pillow
Who go skilfuly led and the officers and soldiers
who gallsntly followed thss lead over q hard cor
tested field TO complete success bis thanks are due
and his congratulations hartiiy given,
This wss no ordinary shock of arms; it was =
long and trying contest in which our troops ought
by detschments and always against superior nun
bers
The eth of November will all bright page in our
Military annals snd be remembered with gratitude
by thsir sons and daughters of the South.
A. s JOHNSTON. Genera
Omcial, W. ". MACKALL Asa't Adj't Gen1.
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Fifty Dollars RewnTd!

- ANYWAY from aa subssrbs IvtE rn TIRE Czzh.-Isrf
4, kyeg, about righ shove HsahVs Ten tr,ss A
gfO-Dan, nzusd JV~Ds6 TEsstI disrs IeEnd uiIt -
given ken thin TIE stAis AID a. he h ,ecaTs a
AZ thst sst him again
1oidAn ae t., ght IL hes hh Ehout tHsntE eV ysaTs
Ii sAa enc h I'd and sty Ave po1I6s sps hsu -
talks, and ftsu HhsL iLe ks D. cas
spo ne rig nAEs left ehsk IHEp'Bs frcn
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eAas7 By "a itsn Eeyths- d hss Pabas lsds uay
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$50 II eward fer the Il Orse Thief

- TOLEa, f EubscIssr, shsIiyvIs. Tsnuessss, -
- - ia johnson Gray Hose or year. ID, -
high sized alifound lts fallen. uSlk5 and
G,sy D. hlsos Is sb nj To- ola, ahoat Ez t
d fhoRlfe dsrE sCmI lee n DIRK tsr uhsktEE
pirzaIf tcatts
tiOR. sdys Strslng - ben 10
oocrpat be ed in BIS yfuthui Ca
viii abOF hi De iFeV 81 tyFle.
bEaso N Ofhs uhtrn C0nsde sfhatnesJ 10
roush ss FortioE ss hoFse de-
hY red to n 4 L. ADlAa,
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IPBdHRer ,sIy Essk ans rssd LII = as On
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Prem Kentucky
FRANKFORT Dec. G

EhsHAFOhE. DEC.
In tbs Legislature, f. BarnH (Disuniun) Of ~
en-, offered y ssries of resolutions, incl uding de-
nand of the FeIesrl Governments for she return to
Kentucky Of Elk Governor AGrehesd and other pc
Tlcal prisoners and affirming thRt the Presidents
message fOreshsdow tns impOssibility of pPessrv-
ing or recoEstructng the Federal UnioA. Referred
g. the committee on Federal Relations
The UniOn members TO night are holding 9 caucus,
to agree upon resolutions regarding the present
.tste Of sfIirs, which will probably bs oEsrst to
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He'll and Brass F0undcry.

TIE sub RI sr ul'y hanks tn pu T.
70 past iaVor, AID loi rs sOGt Patrozsss
the SeoVs line, also
Copper and sheet IrSn mRDuTaeIursns
ogvthr with sFsy dere ptsa a Metal, TuIanEs MAIL
Paokiugs. % Metal 81 d .Estings-
ods Foun GeSs,ato.s all PumTs, ara Pups n sssTy
deeupt1n etsrso order hs7sIed hor hadssi
vi b. pad ali IN for Cd tOJt y AID brsss
dsel3-du COLE.
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Tie Knoxville Hcgtster says that one Of the
bridge burners convicted BY the court martial
row in session in that city, was to b. hu there
On Wednesday.
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October lat, stone ,r Use. 25th piece dom.s
tic s.; Nov. 18th, domestic and ticking % 81 China
for hospital 90; brown domestic 1 IS; saw dust
and hire OF servants 90; washing for hospital
- 25 ice and sosp tor hospital 0G; table COZ ser
want hire and a'ring water closet 90; pisces
domestic II 20; china for hospital ~; flannel
shIrts for soldiers 90, coat Eor soldier at H1-
lips 90; e IHnel sniTts for Tsxzs Ranger 10 90;
20 pounds feathers for hospital 5 00-SIl34l.
Mrs. " II LUCAs, Pres
Mrs. 8. 7. Moore Vice p esident, Mrs n. Gibson,
Secretary, Hrs. James Dodd. Treasurer
The Eigeheld Soldiers Relief Society was or
gained September g 1861, and the above report
shows what uniEsd energy and perseverance, can
accomplish. We are very proud Of our young
auxiliary and would also ssy ssme of the ct
efAc Mt nurses in our hoapitAs arr detailed from
is, membership. TDs liberal donation of Q L Ii ~.
ertOn's workman was q tribute worthy the donors
each heart rs.lizng lt is more blessed TO give
han receive" We woul not appear bOsstful yet
We wish the rem test corner CT our sunny SOlth"
To know that Tennessee women are IN the field aud
allodyS on duty
Mes. FELICIA G PoHTZR. FTesid's.
Mrs L d HUtTOy Treas
Mrs. 7. L. AAHEAIL, Seeiy.
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NJ PEnspsot OF a Battle on the Potomac.
sn-e Al D nnatnA q tia EnnrrilI. Ra.i.ta-

LYNCRBuRG BIC l0.--FrUm a private letter. re
ceiVed at lhe RepubseG8 Office, from an officer in
the army on the Potomac, dated yesterday we learn
that il Is well authenticated at Centerville that the
roads betWetn Fairfax Court House and Alexandria
and Washington are being olockaded by the Yan
kees 10 such manner as to lead 70 the belief that
they DO not contemplate an advance any time soon
and indeed, 1t is believed that they are fearful OF
an advance on our part Hence they arc blockadiBg
she roads in order TO throw impedments in the way
OF 40 sttack from our army. Everything remains
perfectly quiet III That region IL is reported thar
an entie regiment of Nary land volunteers deserted
from the Federals ami joined the CoufederEts arDy
near Lessburg.
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NAVY Lient,uant Rebels.

WAsur, sroS Dsc 6-The following Navy Lieu
ensn's, recently from the E .sI I1AIs squadron,
sc consignsd 10 Fort Warren to dsy, charged
lsn dlsioyAlty Tn. V. GcIs IL Of Virginia; Al
x4nder Debrse. Of Virgins; Julian Nyers, Of Ga;
and Delaney Forest, CT Maryland.
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great length. Ia ny next win address myself
more speeiaeaIly to these, sEa before shall hevs
concluded. hope to make good sll that 7 have said
ia regard to IT, Wv. {
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stTaHed or ktn,en.

ON Tusrisy morning. The e., from TIE MaTsst Heua
~ snail BtseA Mare Mules nth bushg tail, man,
nUsty trimmed and omel 70 Grvi1g earn e. Ehs
tSs en- had Sdde s de Pr s rrsOvey 0f sid
= suitable reward viii Re PAID -
dscI -dIE = sFELBY WILLIAMS.
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Desirable Real fs,ate for sale.

An oEsr.zE ts slIs o. hbsral KS, d, sEOEirE Rsa
kss4te:
Of 80 acres Il Land alsaada lsT from ~
vile, holenfge ripple Ella LWsilinr
and Oh nsessssry Ea good q IA ing
prings ard sent rznui crrk throG ccrsT
AID is adj resA 70 igs Y han - ths
SsinS ~ Toe Al, Nh ~ Br0sE la RI, 10
Fl5ssss On west
f5% to Asf Siiss hsn tsHa On
tbs YsDghn Turrpias, dia zen near
% u - and Pr NssL sy-a very
SINS let iuclosed =. ID plank isne-
Also II II Elslth ware thvtl,e. s0Frsr Vine
asd CutI Union oEti7g 80 q, nd 81
cat Ouisn strssl Is Egt, OWtl Eiln ruCRs.
T. chen sROke h0E .. Se--HJ raj spes
also let 70 rt sJBlh Cnon she's AL csnt -
hs al OF 10 Let ,, Eh b-ti31z, rsGtaiEin-
- cred met
Also ub Brek yelling, in s-is. via shaf
and hV= szCh smsnt, 7 IA Bsaa Cnisa
a hgs stree "a fo01 aiding .
AisU OF o. lut lat. - sG-f anusr afFss D.
he FoE,ta ~ 4 a BE ePp rsIt5EiSs Win
small csu5ls frae fhis L. l. l7Ifsst dep
.Da al 3
vi nary stAr sEs HszBs' and Lots aai Sss Let i
ih=Ts pats q nsrIJ fusohs d Tous Perch viii
at 50 Afry sTsSt, ~ eailgnaa
h -tsre looms 60 10 suesr, 3 EoocUsra %
n - &C trasg arsg Cd ~ tescrib,A.
deeiI-Iz c. =. HAECE,
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Engine and soi:er Tor sale.

HAVE = arst r,ts In Its -r a. hare PosSr) fsr
H1e, coed BuiiE lJh the trst inSTsvEsais az
ks hssts HtU sEK
Abs Of ,A,Tty Isa c slIrE Mas -, PSsEsr, ke-
isI - ]irsin1Eti rev. {. NaEDsO".
e.el0-dlz" Bssfsg Green. Ey.
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EEON COLUEBUs.-Tnsre is nothing mozs true
than the scripture maxim that the - wicked fl &c
HhSn no man pursuetn" IL was forcibly iIlustrs
ted on lstt Friday night. opposite Columbus. 1t
seemB thss some four or Eve hundred Of the cue
my cavalry we're out scouting. and bad halted fer
time on or near the battlefield Of Belmont From
some cause or other, they suddenly stampsded,
rushing heter SHELTER towards the interior leaving
behind them many articles which we're afterwards
gathered up by persons in the ueighborh0od. One
hundred and ten blankets were picked up and
brought over 70 Columbus. On Saturday night the
18th Louisiana regiment was aeRS across tie river
With the view Of bzggng the scouting party should
they repeat the experiment.. Nothing. however,
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