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The New York herald., 1862-03-29
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New Hat Company, No. 149 Nassau
pice-S3. Established sixteen years. They deiy compet
tou Call and judge for yourself
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Dougan's Spring style OF Gentlemen's
Hats ready Standard price IS So Give him call at
l02 Nassau street. corner OF Ann
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Prizes Cashed in All Legaltxcd Lottc-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
10 Wall street. up stairs New York.
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The Spring style OF Cents Dress Hats
introduced 397 Broadway the plus ultra Of the
season Splendid designs Of Soft Hats, and novel
TERRY. 397 Broadway, one door below Walkrr street.
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Espenscheid's Leading Spring style OF
Genemens Hats Il the finest and elegant have yet
Call and judge for yourselves at 8 Nassau street.
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SMITu 4 BROTHERS
ALR.

ia whole half and quarter casks brewcd from the choicest
barley malt and hops Brewery 1853 and l6O West Eighteenth
street, between Seventh anu Eighth avenues, N. Y.
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Rev. J. r. Graves editor Of the Tennessee Bartist,
lately published at Nashville, has published card, in
which he informs his patrons that owing TO The sudden
and unexpected fall Of Nashville, he unable move
any Of his presses type paper and that tho pubca
ton Of the Bap,ia will be suspended for The present
probably till the termination Of the war. Mr.. Graves
also his purpose OF entering tho military
vice. proposng TO raise alegon battalion company Of
piemen or ancers President Davis announces
that such will be received in the Confederate service
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The Coupons Of the United States 7.3O
Treasury Notes, due April will be cashed Immediately
Office. THOMPSON BROTHERS. No Wall street.
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Marsli Brothers .--Rndical Cure Trusses,
Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces Corner OF Anu street
and Broadway, under Barnum's Museum
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Boys ~ Soldiers.

Among the New Orieanssoldisry who have responded
10 the call Of General Bsauregard Is regiment made up
mainly OF youths, many OF them coming from their
schools take their places in the ranks II s said 70 BE-
splsudidy equipped corps Of the best blood In Loul.
siana and numbers nine hundred muskss The regiment
arrived at Jackson, Tenn, on the 7th.
call has been made in Norfolk for all this boys BE-
tween sixteen and eighteen years 10 enrol thcmssves
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InLA Nm~lnaAinA

| foLr 10, March 2S, 1852.
The stesmer Enira, OF the Erie Halfway line left this
afternoon Dunkirk She s the st boat OF the
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

c. G. Marsh, Author OF the Popular
Works Bo0kkcept gives Private Lessons Bookkeep
ing aud Business Adams his rooms 696 Broadway. Cur
cuIars, with terIas, on appllca0n.
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Prizes Cashed tm All Lie allied Lotteries,
by J. n DUNN, 40 Broadway. up stairs.
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Topography.

The Memphis Appeal Of the 2Sd inst. says
The topography Of the country Of the Tennessee river
Is very little understood especially regards tho valley
of the river The landings Of the Tennessee river ab-ve
the mouth TO Psburg, are peculiarly unfortunate for
large settlements the banks The great por.
ton Of banks to these points low marshy and subject
overflow The high bluffs descending 10 the river merely
furnish landings for which conveyed through
high hills, rsvines and different roads TO tho interior,
where the plantations exist. Hence the want Of great
towns this rver the want Of large settlements
From the unhealthy state Of the climate in sum.
mcr, after the large spring overfows. ague and
fever are very prevalent along the shores
Corinth Is very important strate.
gical point. II 10 situated in billy semi mountainous
country-a branch Of the APPALACHIAN range, which d.
vcrges the Allegheny Mountains. ana forms the
mountains and gold bearing regions OF Georgia and Ala
bama Here, also, Is the Junction Of the Memphis aud
Charleston and Mobile and Charleston Railroad Comps-
Mes and forms the intact communication Of the Atlantic
and Gulf ssaboards and which is very important TO u.s.
as would be TO the Yankees they masters Of
this point.
Our cavalry skirmshes harassine the Yankees all
along the Tennessee river between Fort Henry and
vannah- The other day thoy fired on three Of thoir
steamers loaded with troops-the Iowa, War Eagle and
Bay Cityand killed three OF their men. One sho.
through the head while standing at the bar the others
through the spine.
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nIsCMLLANEOUss
DR. =. II. sCHENcK.

NRUroHEs AND oANEs FOR THE M4LIos-AR
" the panufsoturer's @. PfNNkLL.
No. Cortlandt street
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NEW YORK LM0IsLATURE.

Senate.
ALBASr, March %, 1882.
BILLS RKPonTzD sAvoRABLy.
Amending the General Manufacturing law.
incorporating the Brooklyn Pharmaceutical Society.
Facilitating the closing up Of the nsovsns Mutual In
surance Company.
Correetng the abuses In Now York relative 10 reIayng
pavemeats. Ordered 70 . third reading.
Correcting errors In the Of taxes In Brook
lyn.
Tho Pa.swEr7 presented . Communication from the
New York Commissioners OF Excise reporting nearly
1000 lissnsss granted and Ss2 900 received therefor
Mr. BnL noticed bill for encouraging Investments Of
small sums BY the people In the otats steces
Bills PASsHN
Incorporating tho New York Commercial Association.
Amending the Revised Statutes relative 70 jurors and
Justices courts
Amending the charter Of tho Knicksrbosksr Ls Insu
rance Company.
Providing means for the payment Of the canal enlarge
msnt debt.
Mr.. Robertson's Masonic Library bii.
The Senate then took recess.
NvBMlN0 SESSION.
The special order being the consideration Of the claim
bills several Of which considered and ordered
third rsading.
Mr.. HUrcINcs presented remembrance against unit.
ing Orleans and Monroe counties into one Congressional
district.
Adjourned.
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David's Spring style OF Gentlcme ems
Hats. 29aN Broadway near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

whites spring style or Gents Hats and
Cses now yesdy, q 2s brosdws under RASnuns Ngsevm
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Rev. sylvanus Cobb thus Writes I'm the

Boston Chifstian Freeman;-
MRS WfNstows SOOTHING sYhur.-,ATe al tie mothers
who read the Freeman acquainted with this article which
we advertised for the last few i We would by
recommend any xind OF medicine which did
know 10 be goodparculariy for infants But this
Syrup speak from know ledge: In family II
with cole pains que. sleep and s unbroken rest at
entirely opposed 10 the prevalent practice OF druagug
fans and would lose nights than
such But here article which works perfec.
ton and which i1hsrmless; for The sleep which affords
"brsht as button" And during the process Of teeth.
ing It's value is incaculable We have frequently heard
mothers say they would not be without from the birth
the child I'LL had finished with the ecthing siege any
consideration whatever.
We have spoken Of this syrup for the bench, of our road
who parents We know Its good value and
perenced of the rich blessings which result
use Mrs. wnsow 10 quack, but Of long erpe
rience as y nurse and female physician.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The Funeral Of'the Rhode Island He
atthe Astor House to-day will be TO best advantage
from the windows and balconies OF BARNUM'S MUSEUM.
See BarRums advertisement.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
The Fiaht Near Warrentom.

The Lynchburg VirginGn has another version Of the
fight near Warrenton station obtained from partci-
pant. II is as follows
The engagement took place on Saturday last. The
enemys cavalry, who numbered about five hundred,
within sight of forces when Gen. Stuart ordered
and led the charge upon them. The forces engaged
side were Capt. Edgar Whiteheads company OF AM
herst, and Capt Harris company Of Campbell, under
command of Col. Radford, and four companies Of the
Second Virginia cavalry, under command Of Col Jones.
The number OF tho epemy's wounded not ascer-
sido is six killed and hundred and eighty wounded.
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Nh r.o~muu;csssov

The following Is o copy OF General Huger's of1cla
notice. prohibiting communication with Fortress Monroe
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF NoRvofK,
NORFOLK, Va, March Is, 1862. I
No person will Be allowed 70 proceed from Norfolk
Fortress Monroe after this date BY command OF General
Huger. BENZ. HCGER, JR., Asst. Adj General.
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LyUN FOR THE MORNING MEAL.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
Oftomorrow,
WILL PRESENT IN ITS TABLE TALK
Some delicious
LITERARY RELISHES FOR THE BREAKFAST TADka.

s. as s1 y.
s5e 1000
Is s :s.
Taors, bu, has reference whatever Bsyard Taylor
marks Of the on The Brigade touching y
once concise and practical and Captain Bob shcrtys nsw
fsii e interest tss sses sfssesis,s Of the age , -
psms s s,. there y a pSs q
and v,sns to the last degree Author ns.g:
iaaS lazy fe0nh0~ A''s n0'sa'sa ',,'na q '.'
doubtful whether anything will be heard Ia church "a.
soe sssers ha%e aesSed as the cooking
sess: esd a; 20 s h Tsrsns as ss nt
Of It's tickle the sbies Of the human rae
ordained, like ''mans inhumanty to man" to make count
BE % Sadess.ood tha, the SUNDAY MERCURY. 0ompris.
ing all the latest news by lightning teesr.ph up 70 tSsS
and sanctmonious and from cause causes
aa Shf Rs Rss 'hfaiSSs
OTHER SUNDAY. pAPERs BY soME rHoUsANDsA
pa q he e
its price is FOUR GENTS.
FURNITURE AT COST. BoyCE, AT HIS MANy.
win oer his enre stock Of superior made Fgrnurs
viii be sold at au tion, to ci Sc the business
DATENTs FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
Mes's MUM co Of the Scientific i, sn A1ss
in AND % orsn On
the reasonable Consultations and pSmphles 0f
advice In English and German application at the
Office.
Messrs NJ Co. have been engaged In soliciting patenta
than fifteen thousand patents
have been granted through their agency.
CNITu BROTHERS
NEW YORK
PALE
ALE
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The>Capture or Newberu. N. Z

The Richmond Dispatch thinks . more determined
effort to defend Newbern should have been made and
says the strength Of the federal forces greatly
aggerated by those who fed panicstreken. II adds
regard to the panic and flight Of the militia and the
duct Of some OF tho officers and believe that full de-
veopmens will be made before many days. Our troops
fell back to Tuscarora ten&piIes from Nswbern where
II is understood, they willsmsks stand General Cat
lin was indspossd at the time Of the fight and the COM
killed, wounded aud prisoners has dwindlsd down to
about three hundred Most OF the commissary
Newborn destroyed Latham's Battery, which
much cut up during the engagement, was under
stand composed Of North Carolina troops. Many have
mistaken it for Virginia company Of the Same name.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Wedding Cards-BrOadway styles, MT
EVERDELb'S celebrated engraving establishment. S02
Broadway, corner of Duane street.
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Northern msrcsnares should thoroughly appreciate the
exSency, and helos oomprehend that this 70 no time
Ior the Army Of the Potomacthe men OF Asnassas-to
stack their arms and quit, for brief PERIOD the
standards they have made glorious by their manhood
All must understand this and feel the magnitude or the
conflict impending the universal personal sacrifices this
war has entsled and duty to meet them as promptly
and unbionchngiy as you have met the enemy in line
OF battle.
To the Army Of the Shenandoah desire TO return my
thanks for their endurance In the memorable march 70
my assistance last July, their timely. decisive arrival
and for their conspicuous stsadneSs ant gaany the
eeid of battle.
Those OF their comrades Of both corps and Of al
OF the Army OF the Potomac fortunate yet
have been with us in conflict with our enemy leave
with oil confidence that on occasion they will show thsm
selves 6t comrades forths men Of Manassas, Bull run
and Ball. Bluff.
q. 7. BEAUREGARD, General Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Knox's spring Hat.-Buy Your sprins

Hat before tho Tax TIN just purchase
OF KN0Xs elegant becoming fabrics the low price
Of four dollars II Is impossible TO say what he viii be
pced 10 ask them when Congress fxes the each
hat sold Call them without delay at knoxs famous estab.
lshment 2i2 Broadway. ani make your selections.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

From the Potomac Above.
From the Fredericksburg Herald Of March e.
There were Of tho enemy reported in the vicinity
OF Dumfriss on Tuesday, mainly. not altogether, II Is
supposed OF the force heretofore lying the Maryland
shore opposite our Evansport batteries.
AS several OF these regiments passed farm houses
stopped and helped themselves.
FROM THE POTOMAC BELOW AQUA CREEK.
note from an entirely reliable source dated the leth
saysA dset OF ten large steamers and transports an
chored on Matompkn Point last night but a. midnight
got under way and last OF MAttox creek They
were hled with troops, and, think. contained at least
1000 men OF course their destination il matter Of
conjecture.
From other sources we learn this feet Ia put at from
twenty TO twenty six vessels
We understand that large number Of negroes have
been captured by pcets and returned 70 their
tera.
REP0RTED SKIRNrSH.
Ne have report that during last night Captain Muir
phys WestInoreland county cavalry OF the Lee legion,
had skrmish with the enemy near Chatterton close to
the Potomac and that lost three killed and several
wounded Tho enemy were reported several hundred
strong.
Another report has reached u.s. bslved to bs later that
we lost nons either killed or wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Pure Steam Refined Walnut Candy
with three hundred other varieties wholesale and retail
the Empire City Confectionery 719 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

STRoNG's PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PoRTABLx
- Bedsead combined corner Of Warren street aud Broad
~
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ALBANY, Hhrch Z6--EvonInG.
Six claim bills were ordered 70 third reading In the
Assembly this afternoon.
The evening session taken up in the consideration
az the Assessment bill. An amendment offered do.
duc,ng from the amount Of personal property indebted
uess and liabilities Of the owners The Of debate
looks as though there would be radical change
An the present assessment laws Of this session
The report OF the select committee, appointed n the
sessio OF the Legislature Of 1881 TO investigate the
operation Of street opening In the city Of New York. was
presented this evening 10 the House. 10 reveals some
rch tsms ana an excescdngly expensive system, and
that uadsr the present law the cost annually ncrsased,
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

0mcial Drawinss % the Kentucky and
Kxsrucxr-EIraA CLASS sS-March 20. 1859
81, 45, II. s, 81, n, 7, ~. 60. q. 3s. Ii. 40.
DELAWARx-CEAss r85-March 26 1861
60. 20, 0, 20, 73, IL, 81, "a, Ia, 6, l, IS, Is.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington. Delaware Covingon Kentucky.
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SUTLERs AND CEAPLAIN's TENTS.
y G. Ill. TYLER, Manufacturer,
25 East Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

A Pure TObace0-FellOw Bank TObac-
coGoodwins Pure yellow Bank Tobacco from all i'm
pures for sale by all tobacco and dealers. and at
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER. 200 Water street
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wigs the best ia the world, wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied at No. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Batc!lelOr's Hair Dye.--The Best I'm the
world; harmless reliable and instantaneous. Sold and ap
Piled at BATCuELOR'S Wig Factory, IL Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The Sumter (Ala) Republican, in noticing the actio
@ planters 10 substitute grain for the cotton crop t
best policy, states that DR.. Jarratt has nsructe
tAe OF his plantation ia Sumter county not
plant any cotton whatever. but 10 plant thousan
Hwo hundred acres In corn potatoss &C., to aid in sur
plying provisions for tho South during the war This
the spirit which will soon "conquer peace y and III
tho blockade We commend the example to al our plant
tng friends
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Beautiful CoM MplexIOn-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcautyng the
complexion aud skin All druggists, aud 439 Broadway
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-08-06
VANCE. JOHNSTON.
Vaace's mai. 1S9

We understand Capt. Bcdsoe tries to prove on the
stump that the Standard is or soas in favor OF the
black aas. Mistaken again, Captain In the 'Staa-
sl,rI of November Is, 1861, we emphatlcally de-
nounced the black flag as the emblem OF savases
ard pirates If you had hcarkcned to che sta"-
d.rd Captain, you would not have involved your
self as YOU have on the black flag question As 1t
is, even the army has voted against you. The boys
are ready to die as civilized soldiers, and if the black
flag is raised against them, they will retaate oy
raising 1t themselves but they are not prepared %
take your advice and voluntarily make savages oil
themselves. They have voted against you, Captain
We are glad of it We hope that as you grow
older YOU will grow wiser, and that you will learn
to control your temper A greater than Hoses has
said "he that ruleth his temper is greater than nc
that takcth city"
BY the way. it is little curious that the Captain
should doubt our loyalty in one breath, and in the
next ATTEMPT to show that we ncensed against
the Yankees that we want to exterminate them
without regard to the usages Of civilized warfare
There is evidently linch-pin out, Captain, in the
machinery of your argument
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-08-06

Died, at the residence Of Mn Euhs Lee, on Jaet,u
street on the l4th ult, Of wounds areeeiyed in .e 20
our National Capital HANDY W. PAasls Eco. OrSs, 4,
Thus has fallen another noble victim 70 The nanoas "a:
"aged against US by Northern fanatics.
= NJ; GsonaE H. RAxEY, Of company B, "a regiment n,
vo'91teers son OF Mr. Thomas b. Rsney was born in
phoid fever at the residence Of his father ny "a 1853
praise He seemed 10 be unusually endowed Nth al ths
mat unite to make good boy du son an
zen lie bowed submlssrey to his sup.liors in nos;tio
as In school, to his teachers-in camp to his ocers Am
who knew him loved him. "a"
some sphere Of future usefulness when his cn"ntrr %
nna men to repe the invader of SOIL fell upon his ear
nied up his young heart Inspired with the spirit Of
1rys ne laid aside his books und few his coun.
post nf as volunteer, and ever found at the
semen aoy unless disabled by sickness Soon after bis
onr Norfolk, upon the evacuation of that cv hv
great vas taken sick and the constant travel and
stored to health After the hattis a. Hen"s ueing re-
oered nm f both sick. came home where he lin.
ion d several weeks The best attention that afc.
gave to his friends the most sst;sfto. ne
was prepared for his great a nj
would live in heaven, in the smiles Of God IL hsaai ~
poSd @ no. deceive him. and when informed that he
% i've Dut short time he prayed that be oioht no
assured Of bis acceptance with God and sfterwsrds
Ieu 10 MS afflicted parents that God had o;van h,,
that all WE'LL His letters to his and
@ IT, snow his high appreciation of his early traninr
Aeo purpose never 10 prove to good
S enoe. NO temptation lured him into the vices 80
common In the camp He read the Bible daily and be-
rnSe him eISe Of god to sustain, and his wisdom to
kk; L;af . MS well used Bible, the daily companion of
ms pref campaign, will remain to his parents monument
an tner care for him in his early DAYS was not in win
iney sorrow not as those who have no hope"
Richmond Christian Advocate and Petersburg e..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-08-06
Granville Co., July %, 1862.
For the Standard.

For the Standard
Mr.. EprroR II received few days since, an OK
ira from the Register Office, enclosed in the State
Journal with Johnston tickets upon it, which tells
every body to vote against Holden. was not
aware YOU were candidate for any position, but the
Reqister man or old Corney seems to think you are
candidate for the Governorship, and the Senate
and House of Commons in every county in the State.
Having been an oldlne Whig have always
had great respect for the Register but since its ah-
,ation with the foreigners of this State in abusing
all the honest natives for mere party purposes,
can look back to the days of Know Nothingism,
and see what hypocrite old Corney was. Why,
Mr.. Editor, he wanted them all extcrminated
now he has gone and joined them, for what /?
There can no other reason but to hoist himself in for
eign favor, expecting they may at some future day
have an arstocratic government and by his leaning
to that side in time may become its organ. Arc
SWINE and Spelman partners? If so, what few old
Wings that now take the Register should know it.
as am certain they are too we'll bred to have any
thing to do with journal that gets its corn and
sucker from foreign influence.
Who are we fighting against in this war? Why
nine-enths of them are foreigners and vandals and
no doubt. a great many of them, relations of the
foreign Editors of this State, and should these for
eigners get the upper-hand, what will become Of us
who are against splitting up the South? Why, We
will all be pronounced traitors as they'dd when we
ODpOSed splitting the OH OniOT all LOT Gearing
these foreign fellows out, and those that aid and
abet them in their meanness-for achieve
our independence from the North without their die
tation never knew until last week why the State
Journal and other foreign journals in this State,
and fore ign journals of South Carolina and Virginia,
took such great interest in Mr.. Johnston the
President of that South Carolina Railroad. Why,
Mr. Editor he is foreigner himself, OF at least the
State Journal says he is of Scottish extract, &c,
while any man who saw Mr.. Johnston knows
better. lie is no doubt from ireland or England,
and near relative of Mr.. Spelman or Robinson
that is why they go for him so strong. l am op.
posed to eiectng foreigners to the Governorship of
North Carolina, and therefore will vote for Zeb
Vance, native Of North Carolina, and one who dare
Gals No doubt that is the reason these foreign
journals are so much against him; but Zeb will
whip the foreigners in camp, and his friends will
vote down his enemies at home.
Yours, truly,
A NATIVE NORTH CARoLISIAs.
|, July %, 1862.