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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

For Sale.--J. r. CAMERON. f 81 offers for
sale on reasonable terms a good farm within,
half a. mile Of this place, a forty acre lrac
near the depot, several fine residence lois, and
1900 fruit trees. For particulars ,nqu;' +
of Mr.. CAMERON. f..- ... ... ... ..a 80. g..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

Geld sfsns.-If you want tip-top1 gold
pen 60 to SnlTH's; Jewelryl Store, you can
suit yourself exactly. SIMPSON will sell you
one just to your liking.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

Of hnportancs.-rh notice to be found
in another column from the Assessor of this
District. alfar@. .r.a.,.." ..-a.s& '..s -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05
:. LEGAL PRIN TING.

Aid Sociity- This Society meets at the
house. Of Dr.. LATnRops next Tuesday even
ing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

Grocery Hopse IF A HorcHxIss has il
this paper anew advertisement This rs.
tat''shment deals exclusively in Groceries
and goods appertaiaing To that branch of
trade, anS tlie stock is the largest vest Of
Dubuque. Having unsurpassed facilities for
obtaining goods from first hands, country
dealers are offered Inducements TO purchase
that It Is for their interest to sccept Al
ready is the wholesale business OF this house
quite extensive. aud every month adds to this
class OF customers, whe really find it profit.
able TO purchase here, instead Of going FUR
ther east. We ars glad to not. The inrreas
ing prosperity of this honse, for it has he.,,
fairly earned by honorable and legitimate
dealing. 5iEsgn stnDK &" ggSTaa8 assT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

From the Hest. We have received let
ter from our friend and townsnsn, p MEL
ENDY. Esq, who is now engaged ia the dis
charge Of his duties as the commissioner FOR
the selection Of 24o, 900 acres Of the pubic
lands for the endowment Of th~ S'ste Agri-
cultural College H. writes from F. Dodge
under date Of Nov. Goth, anal we make the
following extract: ~ have just returned
frou. Sioux City Have been in the Indian
country. and have travelled about eight hun.
dred miles since left home have select d
ab-nt ore hundred thousand sores ND TO,
date. ant il viii tax. about four weeks long.
or to look up the balance Shall start to
;norryw for The counties north Of here ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

OLD Folks Conceat--The manag, rs fad
that they vii! be unable to complet" al tn
necessary arrangements by mkt Thurs 'ay,
and therefore the time Of giving the Cd
Folks Concert is postponed till Christmas
night, Dec. 25th. Place, Overmsn 4 Browns
Hall. The parties interested in this atfsir
are bound it shall be a success, as far as the
programme is concerned At least, and there
FORE the pos'p"nrment 70 give more time fer
preparation. The labor attendant npon tie
sucr' sst" execution of the pi sgfam!ue laid
down is greater than at first Suppsse,I.-
You can depend on SON thing rich, rare and
racy when the "0Id Folks" &c: good ready.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

SKETCH OF ELIZABETH Cry Y.-Elizabeth .Clty
Is the capital of tssquotank county, Worth
Carolina 1t is situated on the right bank
OF the PasquotaDk river, about twenty mi es
from its mouth 2ls mites east hy nor n OF
Raleigh, anu about thirty miles south Of
Norfolk, Va 1t also n post town, aud 10
considered one of the IN rst important towns
in the northeastern part of the Sbt'e. 1t
has 81 water communication with Norfolk.
which is reached by going twenty miles up
the Pasquotsnk river, thence twenty two
n lies by the Dismal swamp Canal to Eliza.
be tn river. Virginia, thence nine miles TO the
latter ci.y.
1t contains court house, jail, three
churches--oBe Baptist, one Episcopal, ard
one N thodist-na academy, four ssninarisss
two banks, thirty five torres, three newspa-
per Offices, issuing two weekly newspapers
and a 81 mi monthly publication, aad popu.
fation estimated ut two thousand Vessels
dr.wing seven. feet Of water can come up to it
wi tn the greg test ease.
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SKETCH or PEDssTos.-Edenton 10 quite a
nourishing little town al some one thou saud
ssv-n hundred Inhabitants Itise pos, town
1, port of entry, and capita OF CboWan coun.
ty North Carolina, uLd is situa ted at the
head of Enen on bay, which opens into AL
benz arle Sound, little bs,ow rhe mou h Of
Chowan river, one hundred and nfiy mics
east of Raleigh. L. is one o. the prfp pa
tuWps in the northeastern part OF the State.
carries on considerable trade, aud Is only
sixty siS mites soRth OF Norfolk, Wa.
In June, 1852 one tnonsand six hundred
and rty tons of shipping were owned and
en- ploy ed in the coast trade, and during that
wear 'hrre schooners, with an egg essie bur-
then OF two hundred and fifteen tous, were
built Eden ton was settled In l7i6, a, d con-
tains splendid courJ-housN JAIL two
churches--ons Episcopal aud one Methodist
an academy, and one printing office .ssuing
a weekly LeWspa! er.
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s.ssS,s sswnss.nlas Ass s~h
~ ARIifIGiaL TEL h, u cHEo

a. ARTIFICIAL TEEi Il IL CHEO.
- PL-S H. AND NULGa NiiE fhO-
CbSS-d W JOINS, DEsrtsr, avtsg Ike
r,gst fol Il g nb mode u pakiIg Teeth nd
brif III fed OF its absolute oertorit7 over al
Other too6s can with conf 'sncc nd II
to ID Is d sirius q fui pars ri ssts o tee aud
espet i.ii. such % ma be disss ti ID with those
they aGe now rsil The peTferl sasptafi. u Of
tbs pla:e to he InGu h, and tie sue'ion ther oy
serur, a. .nsbieY y IN ta f.s-rt % ore ,eetb
.eithsnt clasps. L IL mettod nayius b en sdoeied
oy ,au.s - cling bighesf in hs pr f-ss.on Nofth
and South tss inasnisla vii b. sisrD And spsea-
meus exhi.i. I'd 10 .hoss vi hsug 10 see th"ni.--
Sets of Teeth on 20 4 o. any other p'aie vii, 0f
couf se, be msds for These ef thsm Flu
ing. Cleansing Extrac'iss. aFd 81 % her opera
tioI,s gently a. d tSorc- ghIy psii9f M ieetn
ex.,aeIs d by EIEC~ -ICfty, witeout psin
kg- Office on Msiss su8st. Opposite C"hltht&n
uau dc t--ly
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T1y SAD AoClDIIf At WrLntsoYou.-A cor.
respondent sends n the following corrsct
account Of the late tsyribls accident in VIII
mington. N. o.. to which allnsion has al
ready been made in our columns:
Last Tuesday night about 81 o'clock, whilst
. crank car contAining Capt. 3. Mercer
Keith. MT. David DsOoppsst, Stephen
Rhapp, and two negroes, Petsr and Alsxan.
der. was coming round the curve near ths
depot of the Wilmngto ton and Manchester
Railroad, tt came In collision with q train
consisting Of one locomotive and six cars
which was backing out % 60 on the turnou:
iuas beyond the curve The whole Of the carr
went over tAe cyenk car. which resulted in
imusdtatoly ktlljag Messrs. Kais3l, DsOop-
pett aaa 9nApn. The nsgyo 1esle dtoA soou
y: s.: { :; s;ssi 4: M: s;
&et33Ss sss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18
By KENT, PAINE + CO., Aucts.

@ PECIAL SALE OF
y STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BY CATALOGUE.
On THURSDAY, the Goth, commencing al
10 o'clock, at our warehouse, we shall sell by
catalogue, without reserve,
ONE THOUSAND PIECES
WORSTED DRESS GOODS,
Just received and now in store, consisting OF
Plain DelaiI es, bl ack and assorted colorE
Plaid and Printed Delainss;
Cashmere Twills, black, mode, and high
+ colOrs; :
Handsome Worsted Brocades, assorted;
Japanese Plaids, Brocade Delaines;
English Mertnos black. brown, blue, green,
purple, maroon, and mode colOrs;
Ambre-ehaded Delaines, Brocade MohairG;
Striped and Figured Debeges;
Ameline Cloths, black Alpacas;
Colored BrOcade, ditto, &C.
-ALSO,-
70 pieces splendid Paris Brocatelles, OF the
very richest styles imported and other rich
Curtain Goods, Cords, Tassels, &c.
AIASC-20oO blue, gray, and fancy Blan-
kets; and from the shelves, great variety
of rich Fancy and Staple Goods, received
from large Southern house declining busi'
ness; the whole to be closed without reserve.
fel7 KENT, PAINE l. 60 Aucts.
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,,,,u1.uTARY NOTICES.

rrENTfON.--I am authorized by the Gov.
A srnor Of vfrsinis TO raise battalion Of five
cor rsnies a. ieAst, each company sumpssog s q
s.-,,,s Of th. Uonfed.ra,e States for two years,
a need.d 70 long.
Ts,s battalion 10 for local defence and special
lie. In the city Of Richmond, and not 70 Be
1900 sway IRON this city. This servfcs 70
o,ad on.sed or IL wouid not be accepted. Thus An
ns,.ar,uni,y h afforded 10 those. the claims OF
Igo,e cg families and other considerations would
..ra,r 1, extremely inconvenient to be ordered
70 from Nj chmond, to srve their country
Hr,rcu. being subjected 70 thla Inconvenience
That they will De called IN Some capacity, and
that hight soon. no one doubts.
n.rsous desiring TO enlist, can do 80 BY calling
-, ~. officers of The l9,h resimeot, or At my Of.
e"e No. Belv,n's Block. l2h street.
In .ss this battalion be raised and organised at
once une opportunity of secating the advantage
shove named may be LIST.
THOS. J. EVANS,
fei7-2.s Colonel 18th Regiment.
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>: SOLDIERS LODGE,

~ SOLDIERS LODGE,
~ l0fH ST., DErwEBx MAIE AND OARY.
For the purpose Of afording LODGING
and FOOD for such of the Soldiers ON fur.
lough, now passing through our city, as are
unable to obtain these comforts elsewhere,
portion OF the large building on 10th, be-
tween Main and Gary sts., has been placed al
our control: An efficient Superintendent
necessary, tickets will be furnished emitting
the holder to meals, For further informa.
tion, inquire at tho Confederate Transpor.
tatiOn OfHce, Of Capt. Wood, and Of the pro.
prtetors Of the various hotels.
WIN. p. MUNFORD, Chairman
fe l4-l2t Army Com. Y. M. q. A.
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~. DIR. u. j.. o. srEk Offers his profess
~ xioua ser siees e ihe cisizsns Of kiebmond
and vicinity. He era 10 seund sith,s n&shl or
day at bis residence or Franklin street, next doof
sSo7e the Metscpo.tsa Hail, tDr. Ac0ruass .
old office Orasrs tait m his slsse, as she Wess-
ham House, Sidney, viii scsAve ais iu.E'eo's'o
s.tsat ton. j. is-iI.s
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DxRC1AL NOTT(yRa.
-rS~ss--<-,>>-, -~~S~~>sz>-~.>-~~
J M ~ OSx1OkRS In THE q. q SER
S +. OzAs. ". WHITE

aavl.g oeen discharged from sAs array,
I ..c ~ - nsve 80 lur the hast eight montls,
my OAAP BED witch sefves more vuruees.
tnen Say oeoss articls prOduced for tie afUy.
I'LL .msxes rood ~. table. writing desk, sUf.
s.cs. 81 sasaE.ano trank-indeed. AN ollcsr nesd1
w os1et camp piufniture~comb biutug within
see comudss' Of IN ordinary trunk an those
1o,N1enSa$ee. Plesse call as 8. W. HAR.
SWOOD 0overnor etrest, and examins It.
.... |. aave also on hand, and will make In qnan.
Cnairs and Stools, Chests and Tables, and
VIII make any srticls In mylline that a sol
aier may want. and at prices a low 80 pos.
si0iy can be Afforded. 49,
would Ike to dlspose Of exactly at cost, q
nrst st-class Colts RIFLE with sword bayo-
net attached; nne pair silver. plated (ss9en
snooier) PISTOLS and good Gold " ATUH,
Wnicn At present ! have NO use for. a. =.
fe eJt-1W* q. w WHITE
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EDUCATIONAL.
nXTORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

u
Al the Departments Of this School are now
conducted BY teachers of the highest qualiaca-
Students ars admitted at any time, and charged
from the daae of their admission.
The advantages affordeded, the low price Of
board and tuition, and the health and quietness
Of the surrounding country, unite h making this
q very pleasan. retreat for those wishing to do.
vote themselves TO atudy. Inquiries addressed
n,oTs,I, 70 asE .s,a:1.s r. H .''H Oxford n 81 -a
RoARDINa AND Pay 1os sGn19l. To.4Sa .1Anms
E,enklfn syeet, bstseeen Sd and Al
The Misses OLOPTON daughters Of the late
Judge OloptoD opened School on tho Let OF
October, leGl.
Oircnlars Of terms, etc., win bs sent to those
doeirinr thea jaQ3-lm"
NCTIOE In all cases where Lave Stock
IN Of any kind are killed or wounded BY
the cars OF this company, md the com.
pany may be liable for the injury, the owner
shall give notice Of the injury 70 the net rest
Section Master, In order that Impartial re-
fereee may be agreed on between said owner
and Section Master, zone to 10 selected BY
each. and the two thus chosen to select
tAirdJ who may ascertain and report the
value of the animal. billed. or amoant o.
OsSios OF r., F L r. r. b. Oo.,(
Richmond. Feb. .. lsa1.
fe l3-6t
CPEClAL NOTIOE-As I int1od closing
- my present businsss Ia RicAnend By tho ~
April ext. taxa this occasion TO ask al pse.
SONS indebted TO me u paw their aeooun1s With.
Out tu1hss dslax. - longer Indulgence cannot -
II ths.s an any uasssslsd claims against NJ, /
Wish than pTsssetse iansAaisly, asl viii take
pjsasuseis y payips ttsN.
I0l& % rr53SsW 9 yos1S naego aANHn1,
" Bsss WI bE !. YasYss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-JOHN N. JEN.
N4N0S having withdrawn, by mutual con.
sSnt, from the concern of Messrs. MILES,
JENNINGS CO., may hereafter be found
at the establishment Of SAn'L ). t.otrg AL.
1aere he will be happy to mes. his Oh
friends and others in want Of anything in
the Saddlery and Harness line. fe l2-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

w. DIR. JOS Ii, OLA6ErT. AreAuses from
~ the county Of jefferson, Va and OF twelve
years. practice re ,psesfuy cffers his ssrvicss 10
the tnhabitsnts of Richmond la al the branches
Of b profession.
Once on Main strees. over TIE Bank OF the
Commonwealth. and opposite the AAsricsn H..
tel. il ls-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18
LOST, OTRAxnD, ~.


II OST.-A BUNCH OF KEYS, consisting
IL Of one large and several snail Keys.
The finder will be suitably rewarded ON
leaving them a DR. AMES BOTTOMS,
fel7-St* Grace, bet. 4th and 5th sts.
XTAT0H AND 0a7IN FOUND Picked
w up, on Thursday, In the Fredericksburg
cars, WATCH and CHAIN. The owner can
get It BY proper description, and paying for this
advertisement Apply at
J. W. RANDOLPH'S
fe 17-3t* Bookstore, tal Main st.
Il o t. Between the Virgiaia central
i Railroad and Bank street, Il ladies'
CtsRAL BREASTPIN
A reward Of @6 will be paid IL left at the
Dispatch once. fe 1b-3t<
r OST-OOUPONS.-Losti In fermentation by
IL mail to Charlottesville, Va, the following
Coupons Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company:
No. 7ai 70 7se inclusive, 90 each, -. .ss4o 90
q to 66 20 80. so GO
$500 90
Interest payable IN My and November, At New
York. All persons arc Cautioned not to buy OF
trade for them, - ths same will not be paid.
10 39-ts O. W. PURCELL & 90.
II OST-o26 REWARD-Between the Firsi
i Market and Brooke Avenue,
b L AZ OK b A q,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for thsil
delivery to me, at
Nos. II and 10, First Markst.
dc H-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

~ GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES, aAde
BY negroes In Powhstan county. sur srsor to .nv.
thing In use. For sale by
J. Is. HUKRESs l. CO.,
!. Wholesale Dealers IN Tobacco, Cigars, &C.,
.Ie Jim lO7 Broad At above cor. 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

ox. DR. +. w. NAN 'OCK having b~sa Or
~ dsrsd to den Ewells Brigade, ~ Sarseon.
viii necessarily he sbsent from the city for time.
Those wishing his professional services viii Ind
his representative, DIR. JAMES n. WILLIAMS, ~ ess
once, prepared 70 attend TO their calls.
DR. JAMES u WILLIAMS Offers lbs pfossa'
sonal services r. tbs ctttssus of Riehmond ana VI
sinity. He may be fcuni ~ Dr. H. W. AAacocks
oeies. on Main, hetwesa ID and ssh streets ot 81
ns. WIN. b. PHftiIps once. ON ixtn sefecs, es-
fvsen Main ss,A Bsuk. al tho usual once hoars
Any msssegs isa at either place win be pseEaps.
" attended to. 20 io~1
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ADJT AND INSP'R GINS OFFICE, I
Eztroct] RIoHnOID, Jan. ~, 2S62.
CPECIAL ORDERS NO. 22.

aDJT AND TNSP'R GEMS OFFICE, I
ni Jrrroal RioHnosD, Jan. ~, 2se2.
CPkCIAL Orders NO a.
VII. Lieutenant. Colonel GIoRGR DBAs,
Assistant sdjutant General, is assigned to du.
ty In the Adjutant Inspector Generals Of.
flee, and will take charge Of the General Re.
cruiting Service Of the Army. All comma.
nications pertaining to the recruiting service,
will be marked, on the upper right hand akde
Of the envelopes which cover them E" Re-
cruiting Service"
BY command Of tho Secretary Of war.
JNO. WIT HERS.
ja as-4w Assistant AdjutaD General
HOS ORDNANCE DEP r OF VA
RICHMOND, janus - IL. 1852,
A there are yet large nnmber q FLINT
n LOOK MUsKITS d: d:ssributed over this
biss, those having them "A large or small nun
be's. are agsin urgently requested 70 send theru
H. TO MI Appkass, ns' they may be altered and
put N Good o'uel' ~ fer the use of the troop,
that viii take inc ne ID nex. spring. zach muske1
Is Of great va'ue ~ none can be bought, or made
In 'ns n'ato' CHAS. DIMMOOK,
us Ool Of Ordnance of Va.
Ct City tapern copy t..
ADV r AND NsP. 0ENL'S OFFIOR, !
RIcHhUED, February 18th, 1862, {
CPkCsbL ORDERS NO. 3s.
- lKxsraa.J
l. All persons employ ed In the Telegraph ol
fcssst the Confederate States a. Op~otors, ar
aerety exempted fro N military duty.
By command Of the Secretary of War.
JOHN WITHERS,
fe Wv Ass'tAdi't 0enl.
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nU81NESS NOTLCES.
A MEETING or THE STOUKHOLD.
~ ER6 OF THB ApPOMATTOX SAVINGS
BANK will % hsld At the ofico of said Bank, in
rusrS. lsssS
~ order Of the Board Of Dir. ctors.
10 15-6t* J. ]. RIUE, Ca.hier.
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OALTPETREi
=
SALTPETREi
MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Nall, Feb. 8, 1862.

MAYORALTY OF N8W ORLBANs,
City Nall, Feb. 8, 1862.
In accordance with the folio wing ordinance
OF the Common Council Of this city, hereby
announce that sealed proposals will be re.
ceived at this once until the 26th inst for
furnishing to the city Of New Orleans one
hundred thousand pounds of SALTPETRE.
Said proposals should be addressed as fol-
lows:
"To JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor Of thu
city Of New Orleans. Proposals for furnish
ing Saltpetre."
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~ GREAT BARGAINS IN CHINA
GLASSWARE. &C.--Intendiag to close busi.
ness a. soon as possible, we now oder at pri.
vate sale our entire stock OF
CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
PLATED GOODS,
CHANDELIERS, &u.,
Our stock consiets IN part ~ fitch and eIe.
CANT Dinner and Tea Set.i Uut and Moulded
necantere; 0obie.5, Onampagnes, Wines
Iumblersi Ces and Moulded 9iass Bowls
ringer Bowls, Pickle and Sugar Bowls;
Matseis, In sets and single; elegant Plated
I~a Sets; Walters, Oastors, Vegetable Dishes,
5obIets, &C.; handsome sets of Cham bei
Toilet Ware. Vases, Parian Statuettes
hponxes, &C.; White Granite Dinner and
Tea Sets; fine Ivory KI1ves and Forks; Plated
Tea and Table Spoons, Clocks, &C. In fact
everything usually found in a large China
and House. Furnishing Store
NOW is the time to supply yourselves with
bargains. Gall early and examine our stock.
STEBBINS, PULLEN L CO,
10 l3-Iw Corner 3 h and Broad sts.
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a II r i 4 a q HI r98- \
LAMP BLAOKli a -
LAMP BLAOKii

The CONFEDERATE OHnlu0AL WORKS,
ANTE, La aro manufacturing @ u
L A d r b L "A OK =
OF The yIHBsT QUALITY. which they ohsg Soe
sale - quaatities 70 suit pnrshassrs, put up b
+. H 6NI0LOe = co., Agen1A
70 lL2w - q -avtas = = Ne1 0x1Aanas
TOT1UE 10 The l4f1 ALABAM1
IN RE0mHNT, AID OFngks THAr HAvR
Eosr M11 ~ DIB1As1 on re PorOuAc. -
Having dtsintsrrsd many, 1 would stats to the
frtends OF the dsoeaeed, that have mads ar.
rnn9enonts to 20 70 the dfDo1ont camps,
~ ~ up the REMAINS Of their ffiende, far.
nI1h AIR TIGHT OA0ES, forward tne
sams 70 Richmond ~ the shortest. 1oGtees
NhoS - ~ areet. below rlilroaA.
03O. "; wQux1
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8, TEE gAM1 OF InAG.
The N. 7. Herald says, the Soathe4
Of brag u Row played ont. Before tn eSme
noke defeat the whole um Der Of rebel r.
soners, held by the Union, was ,990 Fl
rebels y cid 2,l9S Union prisoners, and thus
had slightly the advantage Of us Now
however, we have baggsd between 1000 AM
1000 prisoners at Ro. oke, beeides rebel
Brig adiers and lesser offic srs at For: Henry
and hold very large balancs of po wer. /,
10 not pro bable that We shall hear any IN ore
threats of hanging U0l. Oorcsran, and other
Imprisoned patriots, from the rebels. after
this. That game works both ways, and we
can hang two or three men for their oLe
now, II we like.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
Meeting on behalf Of Colonel

A meeting on behalf Of Colonel OorcoraE
was to have been held in Tammany Hall last
night; but, in consequence of The necesss try
preparations not having been C. .mpieted,
it has been postponed until next week
a large audience was assem- oiled last even-
ing in the Twenty third st Baptist Church
to listen 70 the narrative Of MIR. james Gil
lstte, q member Of the Seventy first regi.
ment, who was captured at the battle of Ma
nassas, and imprisoned at Richmond Tor fl ve
months. The account was deeply Interest.
ing, and cOnfImatOry of the statement al
ready published in the newspapers relative
to the treatment Of the Unio. prisoners by
the rebels In iced, we published some time
ago an interesting letter from the pen Of Mr
Gillette while he was a prisoner. The pro.
ceeds OF the Ice tire will be applied to the 70
lies OF the prisoners OF war.
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ITO. o9O7.i
Rssolrsd, That ths Mayor be, and he ID
hereby, requested to advertise during ten
days in the Official journal Of this city, and
also In newspaper published in Memphis
and Nashville, Tennessee: Huntsville, Ala.
bama, and Richmond, Virginia, that sealed
New Orleans until tho 25th day of February
next for furnishing to ths city Of New
Orleans ono hundred Thousand pounds OF
SALTPETRE. Said proposals. - 30 deiiv.
delivery, tho duality Of saitratro, and the
CSigned) JAMES BE1GS,
Presiden. PRO TEN.
Board Of Ase:stant EIermea.
g President pro ~. Board Of Aissrmen.
Approved Fob. 8, 1sss:
Stgne1 JOHN 7. MONROE,
felS-6t Mayer.
CLEIdHS AND SKATES.-OnIy a few
- left at Schaap's store, 2O5 broad st. Also,
variety Of Marbles, Tops, and other Toys.
and Glassware. Also. Housefur nishine and
Fancy Goods at his new and only store 200
Broad street, between 9TH and 9Th. He don't
sell ct cost, but cheaper than the chea pest,
For genuine bargains cal, at SChAAP'S 200
BROAD. between 6tn and 9Th SITS. fe 11-lms
NLOvER SEED.
% bushels prime GLOVER SEED from An.
For ssis b. M. BLAIR 4 co..
Il l7-2t corner 18th AID Gary sts.
NOTIO1.-WM aeoommodats
II Lady and 0snslsmaa with BOARD,
sIs'n =. 17@I. soI.:s n and o'fs '''' ?. n.own.s
|T A n r b L a Q H
LAMP BLAOKIl a.
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I undersigned, having been authorized to
raise y Company OF Light Artillery, is, now
prepared to receive 100 VOLUNTEERS FOR
THE WAR.
He has Battery of fine guns ready for the
field.
Persons wishing to enlist will please call
upon the undersigned, Thomas A. Brander,
or J. Bell Bigger, at the Recruiting Rem.
devious on 10Th street. between Main end
Cary, next dc or to Crawford's Saloon.
A heavy daft will be made In few days
to fill up tie companies now In service, and
persons VI ishing TO avoid it will do well TO
enroll themselves at once.
Those having subs titu tes to offer will please
present them without delay. A bounty Of
FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid each man as
soon rs ustered into service
GREENLEE DAVIDSON.