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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26
Money Market.
irELEoRAPHED FOR TIE OHIO srArxsnIs

ITELEoRAPHED FOR TIE OHIO sTATHmAE.J
NEW YORK, April 25.
The money market 10 mere active at soc per cent
for loans on call.
Discounts on strictly prime paper for SOCK pei
Sterling Exchange is firm at lli%9lls for Mer.
chants and ll29ll2% for Bankers Bills.
American Gold Is very dull at lX@IX per cent. pre-
MUM. ~ ~ f'N
California Gold Bars are quiet at ~ per cent. pre-
MUM. - ~
Government stocks quite hrm United States s,xe,
OF lesl, 9IH@9iHi 1910 Treasury Notes at lOOKa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26
From, NowbeTn.

New YoaK, April 25.-The Newbern Progress
of the 10Th, says ten days before Burnside cap.
sembled In Iredell county, west Of Raleigh,
and holsted the stars and stripes, A force Was
sent from Newbern to relieve them, and abou,
twelve were killed.
II Is reported that ninety rebel cavalry we're
captured at Newport, including Colonel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26
Tho slavo Trado Treaty,

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The ratifcations o.
the Seward Lyons treaty for the suppression o
the African slave trade, will soon be exchaug
ed. The main points are, mutual right o.
search without regard to the number OF vessels
to be employed, and the summary trial and pun
ishment Of those engaged In the illegal traffic
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

nR: huRDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH pownpp
wnl give 70 young ladies that finest charm in wom.Ds
pR. OFsa Ensn sne Pestly teeth. Try them, ladies'.
cleanse the mouth from ali foul exbsi"tio,. w
he s a.. viii make the breakfast taste and
co ,as,, Desn more pleasantly Hundreds Of per,ons
DR.. HURDs Mouth Wash and Too,h A.
S1n In the world for curing Bad Breath ana
ssssu ~ 5ress ana health to the guns HundTeds Of
etc., have been cured By Dr. Eurd astpsen, v.sS usnke
DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH ard rooru no,rr
give an additional charm to courtshn "a ruWpnk
more agreeable to their wives and wives - thsi,
ing w S'Su W every person hAv'
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ARTIFICIAL TEETn.
which are liable to lmpart a ..int 70 the mouth.

"''i'n @ie hAoie 20 impart q saint 70 the mouth.
DR.. HURDs TooTHAcuE DROPS cure Tootb.css
g from exposed nerves. and are the best fiends tbs,
@ can nave In the house to save their children from
suffering. 'ieeP anu 'Smpatnetic
FARMERS and hEcnANcs Won can,o, nal, .Uo., :.
neglect your teeth. For trinE sam Won can now os,
then which Rothschid or Astor can SET
sTMpgIo TTpg Ies6 IN KeTember that DYSPEPSIA and con
11 Lesth Bend for the 1edtiss on TsI and read Dr.
. ooservstions on this subject II too late 10
aa decay in your own teeth save your Children
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Gen. ace in Command at Yorktown

gen. ace In Command at Yorktown,
New YoEE, April 25.-Reisble Information
places General Lee In command of the rebels
at Yorktown. Johnston did not remain.
All the rebels etores, ammunition, baggage,
ETC., have been moved three miles to tho rear
Of Yorktown.
Contrabands say the rebels had nearly two
hundred killed aad wounded In the recent affair
at Lee's Mills. A gang of three thousand ne
groes, who we're Of work on dam, had dozen
killed, and were stampeded by our shells, and
had 10 be forced back with bayonets.
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TO MARRIED. MEM.

Or Chose Contemplating Marriage,
THE undersigned will sSeinfornatIon on very IN.
teresiia0 and important subject, which will be valu
ed more than thousand tunes Its cost By every married
couple OF any age condition In Iie The information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of 9;
cents (Silver) and one red star1p.
All letters should be addressed to
n. d. MORRIS, n. o,
eetS,- Iy3tawd&s Ro:ion, Mass
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From GEN. Banks.
NEW MARKET, Va, Apr

Nk" mAhkET, Va, april "a
To Hon. E. M. STANTON, Sec'y of War;
Our advanced guard, Col. Connolly command
ing, took three prisoners to-day at point nine
miles beyond Harrisburg. One of them says
he belonged to Co. B, OF the Tenth Virginia
regiment Of infantry. This regiment has been
on the Rsppahsnnock. The prisoner says the
regiment is from Culpepper, and Joined Jackson
at his present location, near StandardsVille.
(signed)
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From For.ress monroe,

FoRTaE,s MoSRos, April "a "A aag of truce
was sent to Norfolk to-day with dispatches -
No newspapers we're received. On the return
of the Gag, the steamer Nellie Baker proceeded
with flag of truce to receive a number ol
wounded, taken By the rebels In q recent skir
mish near Eliz4beth City. They were brought
down from Norfolk In a schooner in tow OF Q
rehal tnp,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26
What are the People Doing?

ing american people are intelligent enough 70 sppre
prepasnons that contribute 90 much to The happ
nesS % Of those using them, and they want then Eyer-
mail oilngs us letters some ordering the TRxArIan on
TEETH some the NEURALGIA Pt1srrRs and not ~. ON
S 81 cents for the Mourn WAsH to BE- sent by NALL
Ss to 20 % snese We are compelled to reply that npOs
these R.msdes PW12s W oosss @ BY ns The people want
Now IN the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrying
these articles around to families Ihe DrrT., ~.
uRV Ii the neatest article that man or wom,n c.r Co.
around Send for one and Or better dozens which
we VIII sell ss samples for o.. Agents soppsd iber
ly ~ m.n oircalars Now Is the time to 70 into
spending thouHands for the benefit Of agents. New
England men and women here Il something nice and
chance to take the tide at Its food.
Addreas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26

GALuPoLIs, April 25.-- The Government
steamer Eunice Was run into by the Commo-
dore Perry, Of Ashland, KY, last night, and
was sunk. The boat is 0 total loss. No lives
lost.
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WIN. B. HURo & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ ~ Io6TI DT; HTRD,s MOUTH WASH, TOOTH powpnp
tSsv cSn DROPS cannot be sent By mail. bni
Siores they cannot, send to na ~, S Or 1erodcsl
Price, ONE DOLLAR, which contains tb.m.
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MemOvcd rron, his old Office.

Dr. 3. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway. near High ST.,
oOuinbus, has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment OF certain private diseases lie may be
consulted at his oce Broadway near tie Exchange
Bank.
IAnlDdtf
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A EnttIn inPrcurrsn.

CAIRO, April 25.-The steamer Tyler from
the Tennessee river, just arrived, reports the
heavy firing proceeded from a sharp skrmist
with the enemy yesterday morning No par
ticulars given
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Mhi CURL STRAieHT HAR In eofi, BIIken Flowing
OuIls' mat VIII remain in shape for one day or one
Wesk desired, or any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy
rhe ar Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
the HdsErdt Sof1sss Of The Hair. 1t neither scorchea
nor dye9 Il; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance; IL also prevents the hair from falling OF and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-26

The only article ever offered to the French people that
M wouia vukL eTRAlsHT HAiRl the above Toilet being
which article Is now indispensable to his toilet room
The suicrbers, feeling confident that this Toilet us,
necessarily take the place Of Gil others ever offered %
the public take pleasure In expressing their
In the article gaining II from practical use.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time, and has AL
ready been tested by thousand personsI and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet s the
oeautner ever offered TO the American people.
70 prevent this Toilet from being counterfeed or i'm
Iated BY unprncped persons, we do not ofef IL for
sale at any Druggists In the United States Thereore
snyLady or Gentleman who desires Bot Luxurant Hair
and nrls and Long, Soft Whiskers or Moustache can
procure the lnvgoraor Toilet either one for one
ADDRESS o. +. sPENY q CO.,
Box l63, Collinsyille,
A., Hartford Co. Conn.
And u will be carefully sent by return mall.
feb23-dtw&NIy
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Price ONE DOLLAR: or. srx ~ a.

NJ The DENTAL TREASURY makes n..,...
eigPs inches by I've, and Is sent by express pA0AAss
NJ tp,,a rna G.rscions for ass on sdcA ayficls.
mail, viz: We e1n send separately, h
,.1, nhs ~ mfeatise ON p Preserving On q Taa,h
samnp on the receipt of Twelve Cents, or ION,
Tne Neuralgla Plaster, for Nsu,.,o,. a., ~.
on y, headache ard Eaache sent postnaId
Tbs Of Eighteen Gents, or six stamps
nc noL large sze), for Pains In ths Obe.t Sha.,s.
Of Thirty y par ., the body sent postpaid on recsD,
hddreaa
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CONTHrrTa.

CONTHNIT@s
hoi,,: Dr.; Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH, one
one box. ~" DHn.
one bottle. DNorS,
TER. onhLSiA kLAS'
s.rn,,o an III iAANg1L on tie Best Asans of m.
Treatment Of Cadrsn's 7sefI. '''""' '0' fTop"
M0SS@LKfor casWfng 5es.os.n Tie zsen.
TooZHPLcRS. eto. eo "'' 1''"'
Brooklyn (E d. ""'e' f." soahn b.,
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w. B. HURD g. CO..
Tribune-Buildin0s,
NMW YORTx

That remittances may be made with confidence, W. B.
II. & 90. refer TO the MAyor Of Brooklvn: ~ a ~
GRuITH President Earmers and Oitixens Bank. Brook.
ESQ.,, New York, etc, etc.
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Excelsior Invigorator f!
NApoLEoN's HAIR TOILET ,

4 gents for - ~ e
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

sumsot Of those Who epposs thIs bin sesusto
M oe tee fear tAAt Ne President, BY &c
eoo.shand 80 woold NE Afnszs toluuttefs
Ur ~ purI4le Of th4 ooustrnollon Of rail-
- e4bomsV4Dgs. II NE Prssidsut want 10
sci rall5 hs g do II, whslAsr thistill
Il "a VAN vALKulbURa6, 4 New York,
onersd aa amendment for the payment, . on.
gin, ers, Of I'll who have been mustered into
the service - lnfAetry, but who have been
employed - esginesn. Adopted.
The ami dmoat proposed by Ne committee,
hat III. I, flee 70 shall be conmlesioned by the
President, irstead Of The 0overpors Of the States
flrnishlng them, was lost
The saneL dment putting this corps on the
same iootiug - this branch Of the regular army
wes adopted. ". q
The question was then taken on the passage
1.-The bill, and Il was lost-yeas 81, nays 87.
noNEsrEAD BILL
Toe NEXT order being the cons'deration Of
the bill giving homeeteads 10 actual settlers on
the public do1ain, GEs '.7'.
N. HOLMAN, Of Indiana, addressed The
House at oonslderable length, 10 favor Of bic
ove aneadusnt TO The blu, giving bounty land
10 the soldiers.
Ths amsbdment Of NJ. Holman was lost.
The question Was then taken on the passage
Of The BILL, and Il wss paessd--yeas los, nays
l6. .rs
On motIoa Of N. COX, Of Ohio, The Hous.
adjourned Till Monday. H..
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
Army Tracts.

During the last few months, Rev. J. ".
Alvord, secretary of the American Tract So
ciety, Boston, has distributed through tho en-
tire army Of the Potomac nearly twenty million
pages Of religious reading. Room No. %, Gen.
eral Post Ofioe building, is the depot from
which this reading matter has been quietly,
but efficiently, distributed.
The Government, disc .rning the effect Of this
work In elevating the morale OF the army, has
placed at Nj. Alvord's disposal such means Of
distribution, that every regiment 10 furnished
once week with religious reading without
expense. No religious work ls more cheaply,
efficiently, and expeditiously accomplished.
The Society proposes TO extend similar
distribution to the armies Of the South and
West Some friends Of the army have arrauged
Q meeting, to be held tomorrow (Sabbath)
evening. at Rev. DR.. Sundsrlaud's church
where addresses will be delivered by the sec
rotary Of the Society, Rev. Drs. Stockton and
Sunderland, and several members Of Congress
See avertisement In another column.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
FROM THE SOUTH.
CALL FOR TROOPs-A DRAFT THREAT
ENED.

Louisville, Feb. 27.-Tbe New Orleans Bee
confesses TO the magnitude OF the calamity y,
Fort Donelson, and condemns the neglect and
sending sufficient numbers Of troops westward
". II says general call to arms has become
an inevitable necessity.
The Memphis Aual0nche Of the 22d says tina,
the Governor Of Alabama has called for twelve
coming, other means viii be used to fll the
reQutstti0n.
The Governor Of Georgia csls also for twelve
regiments from that State. and says II the re-
quisttion 10 not filled by the Ath OF Aaroh dram
will be ordered.
A company near Kingston, Boston county, ia
preparing to turn out one thousand pounds
sxltpetre from saltpetrs cave In that vicinity.
The peach and plum trees In Rome, Georgia,
are blooming, and the wheat crop Is promising
and almost too forward.
% ton cards are being manufactured In Dsw
son, Georgia.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
From Fortress Monroe.
THE REBELS PROPOSE TO BURN THEIR
COTTON AND TOBACCO. Dr
LOSS OF STEAMER r. B. FORBES. ~,

FoxrRxss MoxRos, Feb. ~. (vis BALTIMORE.
Feb. 7s.)-A dag Of truce to Hay took e, er more
than SO people to CraIey Island.
We learn the following Southern news
A meeting Of cotton and tobScno planters WAS
held ut the city hall, In Richmond, on wsdnss.
day evening, to take inlu cunsidoraiiun the
voluntary destruction Of the cotton and /, ha eco
crops, In view OF the fact that the eucmy 3
efforts were mainly directed towards rob Ding
the South of the sGcumulat4u OF thoss two
great staples. Speeches were made, aud a
committee was appointed 10 prepare business
for AN adjourned meeting this evening.
The steam.tug Young America went to the
assistance Of the r. b. Forbes, before reported
ashore above Nsg's Head, yesterday morning.
The crew were all taken ca and brought hero,
together with o1lcers' baggage and large por.
ton Of stores. The 4. B. Forbes Was set on ire
at Q O'Clock in tho morning, and totally de-.
stroyed. The rebels had threatened 10 take
ness In danger, and deserves great praise.
&" Richmond, Feb. 27.-A new and extensive
cotton and WOODEN factory near Augusta, Ga,
was burnt on Tuesday night. The loss 10
heavy. The cotton factories at Columbus and
Augusta, Ca, have suspended temporarily, In
conse quenos Of material injury to their dams
and canals by the recent freshet.
"Augusta, Feb. 26.-The Savannah Republi.
can Of this morning says that the communica-
ton with Fort Pulaski has been eleotuAlly
closed by the Federals, who have erected three
batteries for heavy guns at commanding
points.
Memphis, Feb. 25.-La,e advices from Nash
vile state that the Confederates at Cumberlan
Gap expected an artillery engagement. The
Federais there are frequently In sight.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
Future Days.

RY J. Q. MCGUIRE q co., Auction .ers,
~ PEREMPTORY SALE OF TIE ENTIRE
Eunkrruns, ErFEcrs AND GooD WILL OF rHg CLAY
HoT.L, IL THIS cirI.-.Oa aTHUkSDAY NORM q
nsfch 9Th, At II O'Clock, 10 the Hall Of the Clay
Hotel, % Pennylv lvania avenue, between Third and
-Four and half sire We sha sell 10 the hi eat
oitSer the entire Furniture snd Elects and Gee d
dfsd rooms and doipg an excellent busins.s
Immediate possession will be aiven, ss the pro.
piie'o has made his aIrap gements to or gage in
o:her business.
Tenn: 0ne ha'f cash; the remainder in two, four
and six months, satefaotorily secured with interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO.,
mar Id .Auctioneefs
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

NAsHvnLs.-Omcial dispNtrnrz r"reiycd at
headquarters here, states thut portion q Gen.
Buell's army, under Generals Nelson aud Crit
tenden, appeared on the Cumb srlaud river, op.
posite Nashville on the 24th instant, and cross.
ed the river and took possession Of tho city on
the 2sth Instant. The ssceastQnists having
mostly fed, there was some Union feeling dis
played among the Inhabitants who remained.
From the following dispatch, received yes
terdsy Of the Navy Department, 1t would seen
that one Of our gunbos was in at the death:
CAIR0, Feb. ga dispatch just received
from Lieut.. Commanding Bryant says that th,
gunboat C.iro preceded Gen. Nelson's arrival
at Nashville with his brig tde, amid the waving
of fhaudkerchiefs.
will ssnd the dispatch with further partic
ulsrs. A. h. FoorE, Flag Officer.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

Mr.. CoCHRANE BRIGADIER.-The President
has resolved, 1t u said, 10 nominate John Coch-
raue to 10 Q brigsdier general, at the instance
Of the New York delegation IN Congress. IN
r. Times.
1t would certainly afford us great pleasure to
announce the promotion Of Col Cochrane, and
we are quite certain 1t would give universal
satisfaction in New York, where he Is besi
Known and where he is now more highly ap
precisted than ever before.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

FIVE DAYS LATER IRON EURoPE.-The Hiber.
mia, at Portland, brings Liverpool dates to
February IA.
In the markets, cotton was advancing; fur
and provisions dull.
Earl Russell, IN late letter TO Sir Charles
Wyke, touching the rumor that the Arohduke
MsIimilisn wouli be called to the throne Of
Mexico, ssys:
"K the Mexican people, by q spontaneous
movement, place the Austrian Archduke on
tho throne, there Is nothing In the Convention
to prevent It. On the other hand, We c'u'i i.
no parties 10 forcible Intervention ur uis ,,lr
pose."
Madrid, February l3.-TEs Sumter Is -tiii n
Gibraltar, although the English anIbUrits,
gave her notice to quit. S7rlai Of ter crew
have landed, and viii not re- .mbayt.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

CorroN. 1t is represented that considerable
cotton may be expected from Edenton and
other North Carolina pors, in the possession
Of the national forces. The people there are
not 20 much inclined to destroy their own prop
erty, q the frantic planters of South Carolina
have shown themselves to be. The moro 60
date North Carolinians think 1t better to cell
cotton than 10 burn 1t, most sensible conclu
sion, and pressging returning sanity in politi
cal matters.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

TEE WESTERN BATTLES AND TUE SANITARY
Coxxnslos.-The steamboat Allen Collyer,
which has Of late been employed in the Ok.
elusive service Of the Sanitary Commission, 10
reported to have arrived st Cincinnati with
eighty-one severely wounded men, who will
remain under the tender care Of the women Of
that city. Tho Collyer, on her trip to Fort
Donelsou, was loaded with hospital stores, and
also took thlther Doctor Newberry, one Of the
secretaries Of the Commission, ten surgeons, and
thirty nurses. The western depots Of the Com
mission remain tolerably we'll supplied with ID
clothing end such articles a. can be readily pro
vided from household stores. Its treasury,
however, Is nearly depleted BY recent urgent
demands for articles and services Of different
character. -
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

A NEw SUNDAY PAPrR.-We understand
that "7Hs Rsusils," new Sunday paper, will
be issued tomorrow morning. The editor.
Major Cooper, 10 . well known retired army
officer, and was formerly connected with the
Ohio State journal.
Tho paper will be ready for delivery to
morrow morning st four O'Clock, at 297 I
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
and will be sold at Wholesale for $3.50 pc
hundred.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01

TIE HOMESTEAD BnL.-Thls bill which bss
passed the HOUSE Of Representatives in com.
form, NO less than i've different times, again
passed the House yesterday, by . moet EN-.
rhatic vote. We presume this time It will be.
come law, % II Is measure popular with
al parties. The amendment proposed BY Mr.
ll2imau, was we'll calculated to defeat the
Whale design Of the bill. This amendment
proposed to give the bounty to the soldiers in
lad grants, instead Of money. The result
W uld have been that all Of the available land
wca'd have to be given to the soldiers in land
warrants, which would never have been of real
htn'fi. to the soldier, but would 10 into tho
hsnds Of the epeculators throughout the coup.
try, while the lands would remain unimproyed.
A. the bill now is, It grsuts homestead to
scilAl settlers on the public lands, who will
improve the same. Thus the vast public do
main Of the great West will be improved, tho
wealth, and consequently the revenue, Of the
nation enhanced, and great encouragement and
assistance will be given to the Industrious
poorer classes Of our own and other countries
to provide for themselves comfortable homes.
Our soldiers will receive their bounty In
money, which will be far more acceptable to
them, while at the same time they will have
the same right 10 the public lands q, other cit
izsns, and the Shylocks will not have the oppor
tunity, for the purpose Of speculation. of keep.
ing these lands out Of the hands Of those who
would become actual settlers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
rnar1-d
pY BONTZ 4 GRIRFITH, Auctioneers,
-. 81. NJ. $50 SeuasA sired, between and X.
PoM71vs SALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, ETU.

4 fVshlv0 cfLk VI a OlOCA w bhI GOUDS
FANCY AND ALLLINkRY GOODS, E7U.
On TUESDAY morning March 9TH, co nmenc!ns
log at TX o'cck, until the whole stock s disposed
xsBEIG, No. ~, Center Market Space. un6er the
Avenue hou.s, their entire stock OF Goods, com.
Russian Sable C!oaks, Capss snd vic.orines,
Mink. Squirrel, Fitch, Stone Martin, Water Mink
C!o:Is, x md x c.res, vio'or,ucs,
Fine ;sso, % tnsnt s of Cbildrsns' Fancy Fus,
Cent? Fur Col ars and Gloves,
wo.f, Deer and Buffalo Carnage Rebes,
ALSO
ca icoe, Dclaiaes, Bsrases, Challies,
Mouslins, vsleucies, Fancy Silks,
Sheeting snd Shirting Cottons,
Linen Sheetinss. Towsls, Napkins, Table Cloths,
Cloths, Csssimcres and CaslnStts,
Silk, Velvet and her We. s.tings
ALSO,
A nne assortment Of Closks, Msntlllas and Du,,
Brochs. tella snd woolen Shawb,
Splendid assortmsnt Of Hosie
MILLINERY GOODS:
Fine Fr n:h Flowers, Ribbons,
Ruches TIimmings Of all kinds,
Embroideres Laoes Edglngs,
Cambria Bands, Inserti3gs, 10 &c,
Together ri.h Ih general assortment Of Dry and
Sale positive, Without regard to weather.
Terms cash. BONTZ GRIFFITH,
feb sd Auctioleers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-01
BY TELEGRAPH. ,
!, LArE7VRolS IENNEssEE.
asN. FOLK ORDERS TIE RAILROADS
"a & 10 BE TORN w. \ le se.
HIS FORCES FALL BACK AND FORTlFY
ISLAND NO. 10.

81. Louis. Feb. ss.-Nsnphis nswspapsrs Of
the 18Th instant say that Gen. Polk issued orders
the day bsf6rs for the track Of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad to bs torn up, and the bridsss
Destroyed, preparatory to an evacuation Of
Columbus and the dsoohtion Of the fortinca-
tions at that plsce-ths forces to fall back to
Island No. 10, about forty.nvs miles below Co.
lumbus, which II ia said oomplstely commands
the river, and can be fortified with heavy guns,
and made imprsenabie against any river At.
tack. =....r e