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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01

again zoe Sdy.-Use DE LAND & Co. s Sal
eratus; if you have any regard for the health
of yourself or family, throw to the dogs the
miserable, impure stuff which has SO long
exercised your patience, and made your bread,
pastry, &C., disgusting to look at or to taste.
De LANDS Chemical Saleratus is perfectly
pure, and will produce the mast satisfactory
results when used in preparing food. 1t is
sold by most groccrs and storekeepers.-
Manufactured at Fairport Monroe Co., N. Y.
Sold at Wholesale by wholesale dealers in Chicago and
Milwaukee. lew
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01

Great Cures, Large Sales-And wants
more Of the same sort. That is the best evil
de9ce the public can desire in favor of any
medicine. Read the following order:
PRAIRIE Dc CHEN, wis, April 10, 1850.
w. B. SLOAN, Dear Sir Last Fall
bought Of your travelling agent large supply
of your Ointment, and am happy to inform
you that it has performed several great cures
here, and that the Ointment was all sold long
ago. have calls for it every day, and
want you to send me Immediately, 10 doz.
large boxes of your Ointment, and doz.
small boxes. Yours, &C., o. P. MARTIN.
See Soan's advertisement in another column, 1w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01

Unhealthy Diet A week ago last Tuesday,
little son of s. LOMBARD, Esq, of this place,
aged eight years, swallowed one of the old
fashioned cents, -measuring little over an
inch across,-and not till last Wednesday did
it pass from him. The wonder is, how so
small child could swallow so large piece
During the interval in which the cent was in
his stomach, he did not appear to exhibit any
deliterious effects from his rather dangerous
dose, other than loss of appetite. The
cent appears to have had the worst of the
bargain, for it was considerably eaten and
corroded by the acids Of the stomach, and
looks decidedly = hard" Since its passage
from him the little fellow is apparently as
well and hearty as ever.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01

La5oring nnder DiDsculties.-It is hard
enough work at any time to get up paper
in an inland town that is readable and en-
tertaining; but under circumstances akin to
those in which we are now placed, it is an
utter impossibility. We might as well be
located at the North Pole as here, as far as
the obtaining of late news is concerned
And then, besides the whole town is mad be-
cause they don't get served with their rcgu-
Lar postal rations, and are somewhat dispos-
ed to be unreasonable, and apt to think that
their home organ must make up all difficien-
cies. Charleston may have been laid in ruins
by Major ANDERSON, and Washington been
seized by Gov. WISE, the Capitol burned.
BUCHANAN and his Cabinet hanged, Congress
tarred and feathercd, for ali we know. or are
likely to know for an indefinite time to come.
With no papers less than week old, what
are we to do. dear readers? All we can do.
is to give you the best we have got, and let
it 60 at that. Home items are scanty, and
what there ase have to be stretched out and
magnifed iuto matters Of momentous impor-
lance. For instance, gentleman loses his
pen, and finds it again. In stating this sim
pie TACT, we have hbored to show that the
Lesser in his efforts to secure his property
displayed ahsswdnsss and subtle cunning,
rarely equaled bya New York detectiy4-
Again. the Junior had sleigh-ride wher, he
was not yet in his teens, and the event Is
masmaed into = thrilling episode. SO we have
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01

CASH PAID
FoR EAsTEaN EXCHANGE, BY E.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01

The following lines the recent death Of little child
daughter Of our fellow townsman, A. MuLLARKy, Esq.
were written by lady Of this place. and handed to b.,
the author for publication. We cheerfuly give them
place in our columns.-Eps1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-02-01
Mary J. Mullarky.

MARY was one of the sweetest words spoken at thci
family resde At last, evening to be forgotten
that name was uttered by the quick the sudden voice
Of, MARY is dead Henceforth employ It the
Of an Angel in Heaven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
-ssE LATEST NEWS.

Tho p,l,,. ofn,, PARIS, Jrly q, 1881
Carain,, Archh,ho, 80 - says il Is asserted that the
nanors 49,, 80. - N'p''> has been arrested The
papers winch have boon seized ,r.r,o .uo all, -
prove that no has conspired against the sar~'o,,
The same paper Gays no confirmation has bs,
OF The proposed changes in the ministry and dS,,,o
personnel of Russia
SOUTHAMPTON, July IS, 1861
TITO steamer Eors with the heavy portion of the BON
bay mails has arrived. She brings So 100 in specie
Ffty.s!x vessels behind the Rock OF Gibraltar
wind bound.
Many OF the rebels captured in the recent instruction
at Ioga SPAIN had been condemned to penal seryitude
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SOUTHAMPTON, July %, 1861,
Financial and Commercial News.

LUNDoS MONEY MARKET.
The FUNDS gu tho 24th wero rather drmor ba, quota
tons unchanged The money market was easier choice
bills from ha 5A; demand fair.
The ship Borcas from Melbourne with esq 900 in gold
so long overdue, had arrived.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
are rnor and all kinds slightly advanced Erie shares
"a Illinois Central shares, 81 discount New York Central
shares, 10 72.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.
Mcssrs Richardson, Spence IL Co.; Wakefield Nash &
CO. ana Bgland, Athya Co. report the weather unfa.
dency. Quo atoms are 24s. CTS Cd. Wheat steady
req western, 9s lis; red Southern, lis. lis. Cd
white Southern 12s Cd 1873. Cd Corn frnar hut
prices UNCHANGED mixed, 2Ss Dos. yellow 2ss Cd a
Dos; white, EOS, a 32s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
me same authorities report beef quiet but steady
toik easier Bacon declined Lard easier aud all quail
ties slightly declined salos at as 49s Tallow de-
clinea Is.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
me DroKes' Circular repoNs ashes quiet at Dos OIL.
DIS ga Tor pots and poars Sugar quiet and unchanged
Conce-Sales small Rice rmor With an advance on the
BIS o. Cod oil inactive. Resin advancing principally
Tor INFERIOR qualities; common Is Is 3D. Spirits tur
pentne steady AZ ATS. I'D. 48a.
LONDON MARKETS.
BarinRs circular reports breadsus In active demand
al easier prices quotations barely maintained Flour 2is
6i us Wheat, sos . SOS. for red and white. Iron
very dull nj Go f5 2s Cd FOR bars and rails aud 4es
Tor pig Sugar fat Coffee buoyant. Rice steady Tea
quiet bnt sta W common Congou 10 I'D lid Spirits
turpentne nominally at 5ls qalcw dull at AIS. Lin
seed cakes steady Lhseed oil lrm at Sis Cod oiiSalcs
small
The very latest commercial intelligence via Queens
town, has not como 70 hand
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Tho Paris papers were busy discussing Lord John Rus
ecsspeech against the annexation of the island of sar
dina to France. The Mon,teur continued silent
The Paris correspondent of the london hines sayB that
it was rumored there notion Of influencing England
with the bait Of Sicily for her connivance at the
ton of Sardinia whenever the proper moment comes and
probably hint of the kind will DO thrown in
come Paris journal
The Emperor was expected to proceed from vichy
direct to the Chaions camp
treaty OF between France end the Ge:taan
zolivcrcin is to be signed Immediately.
In October the Nord Of Brussels is TO be published at
Paris as the organ Of a Franco Russian alliance.
The Bursc opened arm but closed rather heavy Renes
eff Toe
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ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA m HALIFAX.
s,a~>N~~--~-e- -~<,y-~~~~0rr~
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
o~>~~N~~~-~<~-~,~c~><.Noo-
Debate i'm Parliament Oh the Slavery
and Cotton Questions.
.>~,<~>->>~~o~ry~l~-~~~<~
Ministerial Changes liz Great
Britain.
ADVANCE IN AMERICAN SECURITIES
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., &c.
liaLirAx. August Z. 1891

HALIFAX, August 7, 1861
The Europa from Liverpool at eleven A. or the 21th,
and Queenstown on the morning of lae 2sth u arrived
a, half past Ave O'Clock
She brings CITY passengers aod a29o5s sterling In
specie for Boston
Ihe Persia from New York arrived at Queenstown at
half past sc ven n Of he asth
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Italy.

The protest OF the Italian people against the French
,cupaon of Rome receiving number Of sigma
lures throughout Italy
central Bourbon Committee had been discovered at
Naples Prince Montemeetto had been arrested
1t was ramored that the Duke Of Popoo and othors
oil high rank compromised.
Bourbon Committee, presided over by Monsisnore
Cren,temps, had also been discovered a. Posppo The
Monsgnore and Ave accomplices we're arrested.
Cadni had ordered the troops to shoot only those In
snrsents taken with arms their hands.
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inc natives were returning TO Haukow and trade
being resumed. e...
SINGAPORE, June n, 1851.
earthquake had oauseeat devastation the island
v.snio Seven hundred aud seventy eight persons
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Our WGv Mans

An edition Of the HRsAIp War haps gu csl;c '' ~
per, beautifully colorod will be issued today An r~
ments OF tho army are clearly and distinctly marhed
Single copies % cents sa so per 100 Agents wanted
Edward Lloyd Co.. exclusive agents Cor the cooget
edition, 208 Broadway, New York
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ihn now style u' Government Stamped Envelopes is
ready and for sale this Office Exchange will he mado
OF tho now style for equivalent of he old ISSUE
during period Of six days from the date Of this notice
after which 30 letters under of The old issue be
sent from this Office WIN. ~ TAYLOR, Postmaster
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OFFICIAL ORA yyilgs OF Wood, Eddy t. Co.'s

KhNTUUhf AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, ESreA Class 423--August z, 1851.
II, 49, 43, 3, SO, 30, n, 67, 9, &, SO, 20, 90.
ksklUcxy, CLASS 424-Aueusi 7, 1851.
80. IL, II, /, II, SO. 90, 10, ~, 30 30 ~. GO.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either 70
WOOD EDDY 4 Co,
Coviugton, KY, or 81. Louis Mo
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miscellaneous.

pus.sE cospUct AasnIcAs ssA oAr rsusoS for
lu,.s - re Austrian bark Musss, from England ZOE
New York An coal having experienced b.
W winds by which his passage was 100000 -
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Sweden.
Austria

The King OF Sweden had gone TO Gohcnburg. ]. is b'
iieycd ho will afterwards visit London aud Paris
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Switzerland.

Dr. Jarrar Vice President and for several years Pies
dent Of Switzerland, died on the Gath.
The National Council agreed TO the resolution of tho
Council of States of the construction OF military
roads oyer the Alpe
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kmbrotypcs and photDIra Card
Visits Pasior Portraits &crwenty four Pictures for ~
HOLMES Park GNicry 20i Broadway,
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BeaUttfui Ccmpiexton.-- i.Rirts's LsrutA
Pearl has achieved coeD1y having equal for pro
serving and hoautlying Ihn c0mpeXion 431 nroadway
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Hiii's Hair Dye, 30 Gents, Diaels on
by all druggists.
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An imperial decree dissoIves the Diet OF ls.ria &c
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Army Shoes.--Canyns Shoea, Best 10 uAi o
soles ''Durs stamp" at II. LANNON'S, 4iO Broadway
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Military Shoulder Braces and AbHoEn H.
nal supporters combined-A and superior article
MARSH & 90 : Truss oTce No Wesley ST., Asto. House
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Observation-Disclosures

A t ss, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; Also AT AZ so,
IA 10 Quilted Congress Geers, now style at JONES 10
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80 rs So'p In - Hair Dye. Wigs and Iou-
pces wy peSt ~ Wy % II wholesale ard RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied At No. Astor Honse
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EoFry's Wric1psieroUs is ahc Beat anH
Cheapest Article for Dressing, Bcauyng Curling Gle n
ing Preserving and Restoring tho Hair Ladies' try Il
Sold BY all Druggists.
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luHEhihS AND FLOUR nor THE MILLION
VI Cheapest store in the world Goods delivered froc
TllOS K A6NiW,
Nos 25O Greenwich street and 30 Murray st. New York
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DntUholor's Hair Dyo--The Best In ths
er'ld; harmless reliable ard instantaneous Sold and
spphaa 1t BATCIiFIOR'S Wig Factory Ia Bond sire ..
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LNCrs ARE sTUspoRN.--READ.

Dr. Won bt0StgIZSHERs office for curing tho deaf ana
THO blind at LOT Citation place between Fifth and sixth
avenues.
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DUNI0NS. C0RNS INVERTED NAnS, ENLARGED
kD joints, and all dseasos Of ihc feet, cured without
Surgeon Chiropodst zG0 Roadway Refers 10 physcan
and surgeons Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

VAMPIRE SEWING MACHINES .EBRATEp FOR
az simplicity, durability ard ofcioncy FOR families and
manufacturers Agents wanted, at go Broadway
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THE TENNESSEE UNIoNIsTs.

[Fran the Lynchburg Republican, Dec.
letter from OF subscribers, colonel In the
Confederate service, dated Russelvle Tenn December
s. says TIE tories and bridge burners have not all left
East Tennessee yet. Since We drove them from the
Chimney TOP Mountains they have collected in Cooke and
Hancock counties, where citizen soldiers have made
two unsuccessful attempts upon them. hope, however,
To get thcm 10 day with my command, and will avail
myself of the earliest moment advise you to the
sute. We hung two OF the leading bridge burners in
0reenv lie Saturday evening.
From the Knoxville Register, Dec. A.
Garrett Hal, formerly Of Morgan county, Tenn. but
who for some months has been with the East Tennessee
Lincoln troops il Kentucky arrested in that county
troops We understand that when arrested he acting
in the capacity Of recruiting officer for Lincons army
In Kentucky He represented desperate man, and
N making the arrest ne shot by OF the coneder
ate party, but, learn, not severely wounded. Con
siderable curiosity manifested by the citizens on his
arrival every body wanting to got peep at the muie"
He was lodged in the city Jail
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 0, 1861.
We arc IN receipt OF tho following Items
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 0, 1861
There considerable excitement Tennessee conse-
qusnt upon drafting the troops to be raised the volun
tser system.
G. W. Johnston Provisional Governor Of Southern Ken
lucky, has issued a long message.
The troops of Col John s. Williams, encamped Pound
Cap suffering greatly for Of Shoes blankets
winter clothing They calling the ladies' for socks
and flannel shirts.
RICHMOND Nov. 20, 1861.
Congress has unanimously ratified the convention
tered into between Hon. II. I. Hunter and the Com
missioners from the State Of Missouri.
MILEpcEvrLE, Ca, Dec. s, 1861.
resolution has been introduced Into the State Senate
that the banks suspend specie payment issue COME
derate notes.
MEMPHs Tenn, Dec. A, 1861.
The Avalanche Of today says that the federal force
between Bowling Green and Louisville is fifty thousand,
and that Generals Johnston and Buckner are fully pre-
pared for them
BIRDS PorsT Dec. o, 1861.
On Friday last the steamer Grampus took Union lurn
Der boat anchored above with hundred and seventy
ve thousand feet OF lumber and brought II TO Columbus
The Union troops have left Cairo and Paducah large
Numbers. It supposed they going to New Madrid
70 cut off JEFF. Thompson.
MEMPHIS Dec. 4, 1861.
The Avalanche confirms the Union victory in Morris
town, East Tennessee, but thinks that MAJOR General
Crttenden will overcome the Union forces there.
1t is rumored here that the Unioniss have become
alarmed for the safety of st. Louis and that Cairo and
Paducah being evacuated by the Union troops who
arc going TO 81. Louis with all possible despatch.
The New Orleans Bulletin says that the Unonsts have
captured two Confederate steamboats, supposed the
Henry Lewis and the Watson, and that the California
escaped by throwing overheard par. of her cargo and
forty head Of cattle
The Charleston Mercury says that Gen Ripley has or
dsrod every pound Of cotton likely fol. the hands
Of the enemy to be burned
The Savannah Republican says that the prvatecr Sum
Ger not captured but wrecked OFF the Trinidad
coast
Tie batterng ram or turtle of Commander Hollins
passed through Memphis the 4th inst. for Columbus
Xnnfn cNn
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THE RrBEI s IN TERROR.

despatch from Memphis TO the Nashville Patriot
represents that place in great excitement relative to
expected invasion by federal troops by land and water,
and SUBSTITUTING tho next few days great battle
viii be fought at Columbus, and If overpowered
Memphis is lost to tho South unless Alabama Mississippi
and Louisiana help" The dependency is felt
in Arkansas. The Little Rock Democrat Of the 10th
says:--"Ihe exciting received from the Northwest
yestel ay had profound effect upon many members Of
the II stature whose homes lay in that direction. Many
Of them talked Of precpitate retreat from town, and
we should not be surprised it, by onightuness betor
news is hoard-both houses are Left without quorum
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AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA,

from the Houston (Texas) Telegraph, Nov. %,
We havo permitted make the following extract
from private letter from of the officers Of Texas
regiment In Arizona to relative in Houston. II writ
ten from Las Cruces, under date Of November O. 81
are hourly expecting the Abs from New Mexico, 2 600
strong. Everything like stores &C. have been removed
to Fort Qritman below Bliss and intend lighting them
hero rely just Providence to equaze numbers
Our force, all told is but $780, but good and true Ex
presses have been sent to Sibey, to hurry up expect
70 be Fe the capital Of New Mexico, Christmas
day Some twenty Caliiornians have just arrived hero
from California. They bring dates Of September II,
and learn with pleasure that Sumner is not coming
hero with troops; that he can't raise them"
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T III E N A v Y.
ARRIVAL OF THE TUsCARORA

ARRIVAL OF THE TUSCARORA.
Tho United States steam gunboat Tuscarora, Command
or ~ Craven arrived at this nort yesterday from
Philadelphia and Cape henry She has been fitting
she Navy Yard in Philadelphia. The following o cor
Tsct list of tho oficers:-
Commandment. A. NJ Craven.
Flst Lieut. f1nt-M p. Jones.
Sarseon-Richard c. Dean
assistant Pdyndster-Ambrose ]. Clark.
Chtf Engfneer-A J. Keisted.
Second AssistaM EngineasJackson 7. fanny ana Cleve
land Lindsey.
Third AssiSdnt Engineers-H A. Deus and W. N. Ha
0crshaw.
Acting Masters A. stannard, David II. Crowen and
William c. Staples
:, Masters Mate-W Anants, Gordon J. Conklin, F. A.
Miller and Michael Healey.
Captains Cterk-Robert Craven
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House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON Dec o 1856

TIN VIRGINIA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. DAWES, (rcp) of Mass, from tho Committee on
Elections introduced q resolution, which vas passed
authorizing tho parties in the contested election case Of
Beach against Upton in the Fairfax district Of Virginia
TO take evidence.
LAND DONATION.
Mr. MORRILL,, frep Of Vt gave notice Of his intention
10 introduce bill donating lands TO the several States
for tho benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts in
the establishment Of colleges.
PASSAGE OF A RESOLUTION RESPECTING THE EXCHANGE on
PRISONERS.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, (opp.) Of H. from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the following, which was
passed.
Whereas the exchange Of prisoners in the present re-
beon has already been practsed indirectly and az such
exchange would not only increase enlismcns and the
vigor Of army but subserve the highest interests
Of humanity and as such exchange does not involve re-
cognition Of tho robcls as a government therefore
Eesoyed BY tho Senate and House Of Representatives
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ONE OF THE F. F.'s.

The following is advertisement in the Memphis Ap
peal Of December A.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS MADE--As myself, clerk
and man OF all work have been detailed, will sell out
my entire establishment to any young man that has
more Southern blood in his veins than have kentucky
Ia the birthplace Of myself and mother South Carolina is
my gyandmohe.'s native State and she relative Of
John c. Calhoun. My father was born in Virginia, his
parents in Ireland and Scotland. will take in payment
Arkansas and Mississippi war bonds
j. c. McALLISTER, Ayres Block
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NEWS FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 0, 1851.
General Hacck has issued orders stating that tho
Mayor Of tho city vii, require all municipal officers
mediatey to subscribe to the oath Of allegiance pro-
scrbed by tho state Convention in October last and d.
reefs the Provost Marshal 10 arrest all State officers who
have failed subscribe TO such oath within tho timo
fixed by the Convention and attempt exercise civil
thory in violation Of the ordinance.
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SIXTY DAYS REBEL TROOPS.

~ from The LOUISVILLE Ecmocrat, Dec. I
Mississippi and Louisiana trying TO raise sixty days
men TO send to Columbus Ky they hope to make that
the grand battle fed The prospects Of their
slim the people Of those States imagine that General
Halleck win wait Cor them they will find themseS
wofully mist lken. py the time sixty days DO
raised there will BE- need or them.
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movements OF the British North Amerf~
cnn and West Indian Fleet.
our Bermuda correspondent under date of November
10 Ataes that, her Maesty's ship Mersey Captain Cad
well arrived there from Halifax on the 18th
Her Maestys chip Landral (gunboat), Commander
MAJ tin Asrrivsd on the 10th from Nassau.
Her M9testy2s steamer Delta arrived on Monday eco,
spg from Halifax end left this morning for S. Thomas