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3 =, , IIsoNurn, Noble county, ina, Fet. S, 1851
fef " Wood Dear Sir = In the latter pert q. lie yesI
s2 While attending the Suite and National
safo New York hair from cause unknown to me- com
Of very rapdy that tho short spice Of sx
ne whole upper part scalp almost entirely
neff its covering ard much the remaining portion mon
he SIDE and back part Of sa shortly after became gray 90
maj VIII net be surprised when you that npo M "a
trrn to the State of Indiana, cass aco,ngce
were not SO mnc ut loss to discover the Id my spssr
at alt. asl'g.-a IN 'gt. - fee"' t Ats
Mt once made application TO the sktn rhysans IL
the country but receiving that my hal,
cong ngsn be es,oFsd was forced to become teccncid
Ter Restorative was recommended TO by druggist AZ be-
g the moot reliable fiu Restorative III use. tried one hot
ssifed effect Since s time have seye dollars worth
sott Slack hair, which money Gun buy. - y 'st'
AZ mark Of my gratitude for labor skill In the pro
suction Of 50 wonderful ac hays Recommended Id rs.
many of my friends and aeauantance Who am happy ts
Intern. you, using II with like effect !" Y" SF' ~
Very respectfully, yours,
49, A. NJ. LATTA,
Attorney. and CoGuRellpr.a Law
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PAGI I I'll Lopez NJ e meet. every sdns,lay egee
Fer seefs'y VIM Ss si fE Ess sy''''S " " Fs
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EG J. + Rqs, Y G. o Il 1 Ro.'sr seeTe,.y James
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+ $a2I ssssaty'i u esFa Per. sseFe@y il R Non
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sysassggs; oaictI-A sslatneT: g. $ IaS,s:sSSS 7
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s5 aS sstap hogE No mfs'S at oEe0'"- every
eqi! 81 9a,t, rStfe sfe'ea5 e n Eals' Gsassre
si3SI3N LODGE Ne meet on "edaeSd4y syssEfs.
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gap @aesus asg Grtss euesdsg Narniag, gsua 1862

Adams Eeo4 q do Forshe 40 Thoa Griswold.
Total SO bales hay.
CANTON, January u, 1862. tcs rs lard
Grief, Byrnes &cp rs scks peas p y q 5yromw ell
Il Dbl lard ixari Il co. eaFs poles b r Ethel "
S55 bbis lime j = Hardie &eo-a rolls leather
Southern Shoe Manufacturing CO. 10 bbs sulphur
u Wright sSco--=4 bdls gunnisa. Huntngto \ Bro
g bbls land Garroll, Hoy SsoA 10 cks peas to IS q
Bennett-4000 feet lumber to + Wing 1900 do J n
N. O., OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
RR4SHEAR CITY, january 2s, 1862 II 16 lhds
sugar A Mitenberger &co- q Do Hanley.s77l
DIS 40 hhls niolasses aforest ~ Desnlare do
Is hhaa sugar W s D Urquhart- Is do Sc hf bbls
molasses Bellooq, Noblom &eo-- Sc shbls molasses
Foley, Avery &co-- SO do West, Renshaw s Cam
mack-36 hhds sugar a Miltenberge r,s&ec-3 do To-
bbls molasses w G Hewes-50 do Hawkins & Nor
wood Dbl "a hhds sugar r sSmithers SEQ al;
do Levy & Dieter SO do Coleman 4 Withers- SOY
sbbls molasses Feledano u 81 lorl 90 do Darby s.;
Tremoulet- 45 hhds mar Lobit & Gharpantier-
~ do so hbls molasses Trogetair 4. HaydelT hid
sugar Y Alain-l0 sacks onions 4 G Richardsen-l
sundries to order 5Ssa ,s3# 5s$ @5
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l!Drsst|tnt,
III Y, n h cam ssrs ssss

Nothxngso f III ssspecial character transpired 70
day. The general money and paper market moved
a1oas quietly, very duietly. Bank managers p
tsenAf slaasensaa a ha iii rood hnnn0rs ttouBh
zhey did mot dis co1ni Is se sxtens Of their ID.
COINS. More than one half of their income Is, how.
eyer, merely hscugh tho Renewing process, Thich
ms heen rscoRaixed. III the Legislature The hanh
III rSiEfiy6 10 sniis the banks Il received
Mith unfyssal comlrandation. Generally speak
I'M .4he noney market Ii strong, With no indica
sxsH Il ~ hi Me worse.
NE rfeaidenf md Directors 81 tie Bank Of Loui
sians declared "a regular half.ysarly dividend Of
got. tp.day payable on and after Monday, the 50
/ u fs6aSnaTy Ss y
sshdsf sisstion for airsctsla a the part q
stcckheIasss ii kel which resided in the
tel.nYsng 4ckst being returned, ~ oppositiol
Al sssss
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT a ALDERMEN }

GouS6iL G# kifsER.s CRY IALI, I
New Orleans. Tuesday Jan. IS, 1857
The Board met this day pursuant to adjonrn-
ment. 49, W. -Es Sz2 ssSee
Messra.a Allen. Beggs, sLaborde, 5Mensman and
Seichsnaydre-8. saE'f@ " -
There being no quorum,
lzs0 On motion Of Mr.. Beggs, the Board adjourned
TO Thursday next, the hinst., at O'Clock, ?. NJ
49, 10 HIN E.y HOLLAND, Secretary.
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n. d, JACKSON AND GREAr NoRTHERN
CANTON, january 90. 1861, =. "a ha,sa l,,sg IS
Henderson, - nealer 1913 DO j n Hariia' boo IL do
a 2 Hcnkel Gco~ AZ a n Asy 2so-- 9 do RI
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oUAo RITA R9I,v5ER RI

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. AZ s 8, look. r. nj Is
REGULAR 0uAEHITA PACK ET-
ns For aelsh bayou 3 g..sSSlsasv; opaehia CITY,
khurg, Trinity and al landings onachia and
black rivers The very light dfas packet Red
sss7sS va yIRaIEIUsc q. DENTzEL,
i 3aJ 5Ss5ssss ~ - Advertising Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STREET CONNER --t}FFEGlAL.
.rTIIIkD;DIstpItIGTP OuNp.z Was brought
the Third District Pound strest between
sCoIet and Louisa Streets as estfay - 49, re
one She Goat, color of body yellow and white, and legs
One She Goa color Of body spotted white and yellow.
yellow. r. ~ 5s@,Y8S Z@FslsgFEg fs'1F
Which If claimed within days and the expenses
thereon paid viii be snd public auction at said Pound On
FRIDAY; January 81, 1852 At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 60
Now Orleans, January 2e, 1852 1922
~ MIL ONtRELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered January s, 1852. - =. - -. (.
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To Bakers.

NAS5s qs.6 FaS84s.ss7g Il -SA"'
- MAYORXETY OF NEW oELEANs3
9E5.. 8a5s~ l4N Cry HALL Jan. 25s 1854 I
kF TO Bakers - The price of Superf1ne
Flour Being this day nine dollars and seyentsve
So Is barrel hakertare required give daring the
suing week, commencing MONDAY 9th inst follows
viz: Second quality ,orNo. 2: ~.
Fifty ounces Of bread for 20 cents - i"sH~ =
Twentyiv i've Of bread for l0cents;r s4t=-
Twelve ounces Of bread for 6cents So -, *-77'l Z
The loayes Of the third quality No must weigh one
eighth mofe-that is to say:
The 2UGent loayes, fftylsix ounces
The 10 cent loaves twenty eight ounces
THE 5eent leaYess threen ounces 3D. $s =
N. - Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Bread must he
made Of Extra for and the exceed in weight
pound shall be made baked and stamped require
by ordinance TO-. 5Ts9 g 3''sR1sS 'F8 5gF& s-'sN &5h
sd2 If e5ggtJ,s JOHN IT. MONROE Manor.
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VALUABLE. REMEDIES.
T'IIE ONLY PREPARATION

- ES5sLF -ttS.- eH7 "
70 ~ l@ t35 st That has se.,,g es5 ssarts h
3 food TH,E TEST lio5F. Yt.A5K5s
And GROVE and more Popular every aayl s.
Aadtestimohsls new and smoat without nunbs might b.
given from ladies' gentlemen all grades Of society
testimony none could resis hatrrof Woods Hair Res
1raive wlrestore tile bald and gray hair
he youth to old age In allitsiyouthtplbeauy. e +,
w.. ~, BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. IL 1885,
pTot Weed Thee wilt please accept line he
lhatthe hair on head all fell over twenty years ara
ekused b complicated chronic disease attended with an ernp
ton the head continual OF suffering through t
hyn reduced me 10 state of depeence,I have not beef
ahte obtain snH for neither been ale 10 10 te
np.n cohseqnence of which my head has need extTens
rom cold This induced to pay Briggs HODGES nInoe
tho last cent had earth dollar bottle oil Inv Hail
Essfora about the FIRST Of August last have faithfully
followed The directions, and this bald spot ug covered witt
huir thick md black though short II IL also coming ID ali oyf
head Feeling confident that smother large wcud re
store entirely and permanently feel aiiols perseyere
us and being destitute Of purchase any lnore
genidusk thee thee woald not willing to send me IN Or
der on thine agents for bottle and lhye the seri
tne reward ia to those that kind to
widow and the tatherleas.'t 50
g!asl, Ihy FRIEND fR 81 ~ sUsANNAH KIRBY.
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xSeeis ii 81 81. Iha
ss,s s2 sg7 y i. Ell
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81 szss 81 x.bfS glS 10
~. fSiS AIS
{sanye Il fleeE ~ stock ..Y..,.... NOTES 81
IS I0uSS'c 80 Ieo SI4 6S Uni
Il aud ai5ed rSfiers a.
scSsf III ia Efate e Losis ana =. /. sT5 90
:, s5l4
I3{ES T5sH 54l 3a i sna
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H MEMPHIS Per steamer Lonisyil le--3 hhds to-
baeao patricE Zoo rs sbhls flour G II Smith
Aeo--aS8 SACKS cotton seed W Cox ECO 4ss SEEKS
corn Kegs lard ID RI Carroll i&Eco--l bill lard q w
Oliver sbbls eggs 81 pkga butter H Fl Barton
CO. cks bacon q . Boyd 20 sacks a rs bbls -four
at,s3ssi13iSrifs II, rTi1er ~ 80 y sa
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Ssunaos Il KS BanE ii Loujsiana on tie est
ss pispssSiaiy "a Tie yeeri! diYldsdd.

5sH I'M mn
s. z ---se-~ 50 1873 500 %
& s a6f 90
ISL so 80
7 HnRfIt N $40 g6
RnSE I'll. 40
8Ur = pseit aad pss. l3ISa6 IS
20 aossse4 N
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$EHRAFE MISUNDERSTANDING TRICT.--If n
II ee conduit 6nayes du Qnatree District tae
hnnonciason entire iayenue Washington ct ia Sxiene
fcbnme nyasEsrs SSAsgf Rgsyg4f st,s.s E5s
4 une petite Cbevfe blanche. ~ ri ES
Tn Bpcnf rouge ct blanc, aySnt face blanche. sze
blanche les ouatIe pates nores
Stiles dts annanx rtcats cina ious ct les
yelns pubaue at depot,
eINnl % def Gyer 1882 10 hsures "A. Nj 9f3,1 81
~ "a j. MILTON RELF Gomm.ssare des Rnes 4
0flaahs q janyief 1857. ,;F h
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1 COAST AND Z. A.FOuRGHE.


THE NEW FAST PASSENGER
i, IT, Packet ~ Lnfonrciie, A. Dagas, MASTER viii
ceurnng down The Geas. every Tuesday, Thurs.
suay ana Saturday in daylight. Ys5ss'7;.#
EyIRGINIUS G.. BENTzEL,-
s o50 :, IA 3 u 4 q Advertising Agent.
freight ~ Ist-s'''e '
freight passage apply on board OF at The warehouse
foot of 81. Louis street. sE8 ~ fff-
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4.
LIZ nIEnIPFIIs AND NEW ORLEANS
~ 81 Packet Lns-Regnlay SUMMER Mail Paekets-
For Memphis and the Bends = The fine frscass
packet steamer Gen. .Tno. A.
luitman, j. W Gangon master, RECEIVING fright
q the foot Of Common street end will ieas$a above For
IN u z1s|1@4t yIRGINIgs C. nENTzEE,
Jazz 'Advertising Agent.
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets
Arkansas and White rivers md at Memphswh the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad. sE@S y
The Quitnlan will freight for Nav Madfd Hickman and
Columbus, With privilegetp reslppng at Marpbis.e
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Leaves every SATURDAY and wednesday, at leo'coek
A. NJ. .>59
- - ~ f3F = Twice q Week. y ua.fr 7.e' e., L
For FQRTJAGESQN, FORT ST.
HnY - PHILIP AEHIOWER EOASr-The fire pas
ssenger pa"ket Eupire Parish, a. Grnnt,
mFst4r will leave above every Saturday
and Wednesday morning, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, returning
Sunday and Thursday. ~ ~ S2G. & 5.4s
For ireightor passage Hpp!y or board, Or 70 .
o. iEsF77 VT EUGENE LANOUE,Aeent. s
20 - foot'o .cTs ST.,
, 1862-11-27
city; and insidious, 90 far as we are con-
earned, beceuse it can only be made with a

city; and insidious, 30 far as we are con-
oerned, beceuse it can only be made With a
view to our injury.
These propositions would be absHactly
true, If our stake in this war were small
one; but when we reflect that behind the
political form which Is the nominal cause
Of the quarrel. and ready to be swept away
with it, if it goes, Lie national existence,
social organization, all the securities which
render order possible, property valuable or
life desirable, it is difficult to conceive Of
the ma}igni.y Of purpose, that would be i'm
Piled in an attempt, hysEany foreign power,
to throw the weigh! Of its sword in tho
scale against us, because We refused to sub
NIT to its arbitration.
Against such attempts, however, it is
necessary that We make, at least, moral,
preparation. Madam Runor does not
always lie, and what her myriad tongueE
have for more than year been predicting
We may some morning wake up and find
to be true. Should such an emergency
arise, it must be met with the spirit ani
energy Of g great nation, who feel thai
their all hangs on the issue.
, 1862-11-27

E10u Inc EaFanHAn hepnD11GA0.t
Our loss in killed and wounded at Fort DoR-
olson may be roughly estimated ct $500; at
Roanoke and on the North Caroliaa coast,
Williamsburg, Seven Pines and before Rich
nond, Is, coo; in the valley cf the Shenandoah,
5000 at Cedar Run, 200; at the second bat
tie Of Manassas, {, 600; at Boouston and Cramp-
ten gaps, 600; at Sharpsburg, 1900: at
Corinth, 1000; at PerryTille, 5000, and 5000
for those who haye fallen at outposts, ia ski1-
mfshes, &c. These figures added together
make the frightful sum Of $500. OF this
number it would be safe to say tllat one-third,
o. q, coo, are now In their graves, having
either been killed outright or died OF their
wounds. Qniteas mary, probably more, have
died from sickness. To this should be added
81, ,N0 more Of those FhO have been msimed
and whose health has been ruined for life.
Thus. our losses in ten months of the present
year may be estimated at Is 600 men. who
have either perlshed or been disabled. If the
whole truth werc known, they would proba-
bly, reach lo0, ,0C0 By the end OF the year; for
the deaths from diseases In the hospitals, in
the camp and at homo generally exceed those
We must expect our casualties to be quite as
heavy as they have been the present.
THE LADIES DEMANDING SALT OR BLOOD
iFEom the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. 19
A letter from Dalton, Georgia, states that a
number Of ladies in that place hsd gone to
the State depot and demanded Of the agent
some salt~ He directed them to the commis-
sary's office, when they repaired rhither and
demanded salt or blood. The officer gave
them some Ealt, which supplied their inme-
dfato Wants. It is reported, says the Rome
Courier, that this same thing was done at sey-
eral other places on the State roaa.
, 1862-11-27
FROM GRANTS ARMY
Ruynors Of Trouble on our Right-A Fsdtrd
Foragsng Train Captured Significant Moce-
me1t, indicating at Aduanee.



In THE FIELD, HEAa GRAND Junction.
November ~, 1852.
: There are significant rumors to-day OF tron.
bic On the extreme right Of the army. The
TENOR Is that 1000 well armed and well
mounted cavalry crossed the Memphis and
Charleston railroad at point midway batWeen
MoscoW and Lafayette, and proceeded in
nortberly direction. 1t is not difficult to
imagine the oecasiou Of this demonstration.
They very probably hope to annoy and harass
our right wing, and prevent our progress In
the direction Of Grenada, end failing toat, to
sweep the country lying east OF Memphis, and
between that city and Bolivar. In That Sec
tion there are large quantities of forage, and
an abundance Of fine horses, which they sadly
need and will probably appropriate. As the
people are their own friends to great extent,
1t is not likely that their depredations will be-
very seriously interfered with, except so tar
as they operate sgainst our army. In that
case, ne may have something to esy on the
subject.
Yesterday foraging party consisting oi
eleven wagons, driving SIX mules each, were
captured by the enterprising enemy. This il
how it occurred. They had driven into field
Of corr, The drivers and attending escort
somehow neglectipg to take the usual precau
tions to guard against an attack and surprise
when the enemy appeared In considerable
torce, drove the guard, and detacling tht
mules from the w8gors, succeeded in eseap
ing with them before the guard had recovered
from their eurprise.
There are significant movements indicating
speedy advance southward, but whether in
| mediate1y on Holly Springs or otherwise, 1
may not be proper to Indicate. am certsil
that when the advance is ordered: it will be
| permanent one, and that it will 7.ot be mad
until we arc in condition to hold the countr
| We occupy.
, 1862-11-27

ten. Wool Defends Htmse1f.
Ger. Wool has addressed . long letter to the
Philadelphia inquirer, defending himself from
The charges lately brought against him. The
letter concludes IS follows:
In conclusion, would remark that know
Of nothing that I have done, OF omitted to do,
tut en unceasing devotion, exerting all the
that could possibly be complained Of by those
Who would urge the President to remove me
from my present command. know that the
people, except those who haye complained to
The President, are satisfied with my admiuis-
traaion. have right to ask: Has any Off
cer been more active, prompt and faithful In
the discharge OF every duty requiredf Or,
have ], by any acs Of mine, justly forfeited
the respect and confidence Of that Government
Which hare defended for more than half q
80 long as lind Providence grants ma power
and ability
, 1862-11-27

IsreciaI Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuoe.1
SAN FRASc1sco, Oct. r, 1859.
California has sent forward too hundred aud
Mi7ty.three thousand dollars on account of her
contributions for the relief cf the sick aud
wounded OF our army and nnvy. Tie sub
scsjptions are still being taken, and large
amounts wi1l be shipped East by each steamer.
This certainly is creditable to our Golden
State. The Rev. 7. Starr King has been one
Of the most active agents In procuring this
large contribution. He has yisltsd different
portions Of the State, rousing up the people
By his stirring eloquence, and everywhere
purses opened at hts bidding, as if by magic.
The golden rain EhoTered down, At his COM
uapd, in manner never before Witnessed By
the oldest inhabitant-" Tbs manufacture Of
1irt and bandages is largely engaging the atten-
ton Of the patriotic ladies OF California. They
desire to share with their sisters Of the East
ern slope, the glory Of aiding in the Nations
The emancipation proclamation Of President
Lincoln Was received In this State With joy By
all loyal men, the Wisdom and necessity ct
the act is acknowledged, there is no division
of sentiment on this point among the Union
ISIS Oh lal1l0E0laS at lAE EoAAAAIuE 6td4l0u u
the the Legislature, strong resolutions favoring
tte policy will be passed, for as The result Of
the union OF the War Democrats With the Rc-
publicans, that body Is rThelmingly Union
IN sentsmeut, snd In fGyor Of striking at the
euusc Ct the rebellion. ......
The Union party Of this State comprises the
Republicans snd War Democrats. The Peace
| Democrats aud 6eceesionists are In hopeless
| mi. osity. If the plan Of uniting all true
Union men In one party, which has been ADOPT
ed In Oregon and California, hsd been par
, 1862-11-27

WASTED-roTs AND KETTLEs.-Col. Wash
ipgton a. Bartlett, father Of the t'diamond
wedding' bride, has become possessed Of the
insane idea that he can make an iron war YES
sci, perfectly invulnerab1e. He calls upon
the people to give him old pots aud kettles
for the purpose, and bcsieges newspaper edi-
tors md government o1dcln1s with fearful
number of commune .tfons.
, 1862-11-27

T'.cste-dy decrease il the rates for which
gold is sold in the money markets Of the
East, is an evidence that the removal Of
Mcclellan and the advance of Burnside are
en,inently satisfactory to capitalists in the
leading commercial cities, and that none
but politicians are disposed to make either
the cause Of compIaint.
, 1862-11-27

SHoT H1MsELr.-The Havana (Macon couu-
tY, ILL., Ibat says that Mr. schoonover, the
man who kept the ferry across tho Sangamon
River st ChaEdlerville, shot himse1f, q few
days ago, under the following circumstances
He had been out cunning, and Oh his return
stopped ut the steam mill in Chandlcrvillo.
Willie standing in the door some one passed
him, causing him to move the gun. which had
been standing OF The sill Of the door. In tho
attempt to replace, the breech missed the
doorsil1. and IS it dropped the hammer struck
charge entered above his right eye, tskiug OF
the top Of his head. and resulting In his death
In about three hours.
, 1862-11-27

We have moi heard that q correspondent
of, OF 4 reporter t:r,t1le Chicago Times, has
been sent 10 military prison or put outside
yur 1ires, turing shelast three weeks That
tcllow WHO communicated with the rebels
at Iukt, anS ,sho w:s sent over to them
for lis oFense, was the last OF tho employees
Of That concern who fell under military dis
;1casure. What's the 1nattRr2