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From KanfncIrH.

LoUEvlLLE, KY, March 4-No passes vii
hereafter be required to any point in Kentueky y
The Nashville Times OF the ist is informed
that James A. Sellen, of Virginia, is the rebel
Secretary Of State, vice Hunter.
Two bridges on the Nashville & Decatur rail
road, between here and franklin, have been de-
stroyed. Il is also reported that bridge near
Columbia has been destroyed. V9 Z
Excitement prevails south of Nashville, and
large numbers are fleeing further south
The rivers are receediDg very slowly. Navi-
cation for the largest class boats will probably
continue for some time.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CULLUM,
Brigadler. General.

R. A. Chapman Dec. NJ, page 5O7.
vs.. y Franklin Common Pleas.
e. W. Edwards. }
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county Ohio will offer for sale the door Of
the Court House In the city Of Columbus, 0.,on
Saturday, the 22d day Of March A.. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. M and o'clock p
m the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio, to Wit
Forty three and half 43K) feet OF the West side
oftad North half Of tad lot No. 30, In the town Of
0roveport formerly Rareysport. F4
Appraised at $500 90.
Printers fees % 90.
febll-dlt&wtd, aa 4aF Ara
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impart taint TO the mouth.

which are liable to impart taint TO the mouth.
DR.. HURD's T00THACHE DROPS cure Toothache
arising from exposed and the best friends that
parents can have in the house their children from
suffering.
FARMERS and MECHANICS you cannot well afford 10
neglect your teeth, For triaing sum- you now ge;
preservatiVes than which Rothschd or Astor can get
nothing better. Remember that DYSPEPSIA and CON
SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS often originate 10 Neglect
of Teeth Send for the Treatise 7seh and read Or.
Ftch's observations this subject. II toe late to
arrest decay in yous teeth, your childrens
taai
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From. Fortress monroe.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March 3.-Nothing has
yet been heard Of the released Union prisoners.
No flag of truce had passed between Fortress
Monroe and Craney Island.
Gen. Wool has refused to permit any more
passengers to 60 South.
The Constitution, on her way up to Newport
damaged. t.ef.. -A
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Neuralgia Plasters,

DR.. HuRp's NEURALGIA NON ADHESIVE PLAs-
TERs the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease. The patient
applies one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
awakes free from pAn and no blister other unpe
or injurious consequences ensue. For EARAcHE aud
NERVOUS HEApAcE, apply according to directions and
relief will surely follow. Nothing be obtained equal
to DR.. Hurds Compress for Neuralgia. Try them.-
They are entirely novel, curious and original prepaI
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
sizes, SMALL for the face price l5 cents, and the
other large for application TO the body, price 81 cents
Rtn be mailed on gtceipt of price ard one stamp.
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eo c. CO. 60 @.
skirmi.h with JEFF. Thompsou.

Skirmish with JEFF. ThOmpsOn.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-The following is copy
of telegram from General Hallock to General
Mcclellan, Washington:
It is officially reported that JEFF. Thompson,
with large force Of cavalry, came North from
New Madrid, Our force advanced from Birds
Point and met his force at Sykestown. He was
pursued into the swamp by the cavalry of Gsl.
Hamilton and Colonel Morgan's brigades, and
three pieces of artillery were captured. Gen.
Pope pursued another detachment South, cap
turing three more pieces Of artillery, one Cap
tain, one Lieutenant aud number Of priVates.
(Sigued) H. W. HALLECK,
Major General Commanding.
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Our Troops in Possession of CoIum
bus.

ST. Louis, March 4.-Gen. Halleck has tele.
graphed the following to Gen. Mcclellan:
Our cavalry from Paducah marched into Co.
umbus yesterday afternoon at six O'Clock, driv-
ing before them the enemy's rearguard The
flag of the Union is now flying over the boasted
Gibraltar Of the West Finding himself com
pletely turned on both sides of the Mississippi,
the enemy was obliged to evacuste or surrender.
Large quantities Of artillery and stores we're
captured. 'ff
(Signed) II. W. HALLECK,
Major General
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nInrxIand Senator.

BALTIMORE, March 4.-The Maryland Legis-
lature met in caucus last night, and voted on
the tenth ballot for Reverdy Johnson for United
States Senator. He received thirty-eight out
of seventy-two votes; Senator Pearce received
thirty votes. The balance were scattering.
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Sheriff,s Sale

& u1o.hsr., a Sk
) o. Con ely. rsFH eai slaAbfh
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or VESDL TO, NE
ID directed from The Court Of Common Pleas ofFrank-
lin county, Ohio, win offer for sale at the dsot q the
Court House, In the City OF Columbus, on s
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, A d., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock
p. NJ, about acre and half more or less, on the
north side Of the following described real estate situate
10 Blendon township, Franklin county, OHIO commenc-
ibg at one st the s. W. corner Of Thomas lngsls'
land and on The east side Of Wm Sharpe and on the
edge Of epiauk roafnorin o. westcrve and NIFTY
rods south ota willow ontbe county ine, thencs
east 81 reds and links to stone; thence Nsl7lods
ana links TO stone; thence W.37 rods and links 70
atone on said aharpa line; thence s. along said line
IL rodsand links to the place Of beRinnng, contapiBg
four acres decided TO LIB Connolly BY Thomas Ineois.
July ", 1861. fattigs sigits II 4 asiasl
Apprais. d Al 500 90 pergcre. &. u ~, st
a. w. HUFFMAN, ahern,
Printer'sfeen e5 25. 81, b -,
febe3-dltkAtd ~
l saail l|taI II
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From sa,tLake,

SALT LAKE, March AT the Territorial
election yesterday, the vote was unanimous for
the State Constitution. Brigham Young was
elected Governor, and Herbert c. KImball
Lieutenant Governor without opposition.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Shrewd agents make small fortune in carrying
these articles around to families. The DENTAL TREAS
Is the neatest article that's carry
we will SELL samples, for 81. Agents sdpplied llber
ally with Circulars. = Now is the time TO 60 into
the business, to do good, aud make profit. We are
England men and women here is something nite and
a chance to take the tide a, its dood.
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What are the People Doing?

The American people are intelligent enough to appre
cAe preparations that contribute much to the happ
ness of those using them and they want them. Every
mail brings us letters ordering the TREATISE
TEETH, some the neuralgia PLAsrERs and not few
closing 81 cents for the MOUTH WAsH TO be by mai
but to these compelled to reply that II is impOss
BILE to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
these Remedies Who WaapPly temf ie ,s
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BosToN, March A The steamtug Boardman,
Of New York, arrived ut Providencetown to.
day, and reports that she spoke fisherman who
saw the frigate Vermont on the lst inst, at an
chor on Georges Bank, with her mssts cut
away.
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New YoRK, March 4.--Specials state that
the President has nominated Abram Wakeman
as Postmaster Of Now York City, in place of
w. B. Taylor.
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Price ONE DOLLAR; 81, SIX for $5.
VIM. q. HURl' q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

II Dr.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER.
and t00rHACRE DROPS cannot be sent by mail, but
they can probably be obtained At your Drug or Periodical
Stores II they cannot, send to US for the DENTAL
TREASURY. Price, oSE DOLLAR, which contains them
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sheria's sale,

Samuel Brush so
Thomas Bddle ct al)
DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME-
ID directed, from the Superior Court OF Rnk lin
", Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of March, A. D. 1862,
At one O'Clock p. Ms the following descrbedr rea es
aO situate IN the CITY Of Columbus county Of Frank
lin, and State Of Ohio, to Wit a FlN rgFs
Being two lots designated lot number Atty two (5oj
and number hftythree e53) on plat OF subdvilon Of
out lots Nos. l3l and l32, rlade by William Dennpon,
Jr, and Robert NJ Neik recorded in plat record No. !,
page 81, Rranklin county records, airal lsit
Appraised at--Lot No. SO. S006 90. q. ss.se sn
+" $40 -Ttaft; 50, $50 60 alfW ft
@. ". HUgBMAN, sheria.
.-l.r,s ~ ~ r.s a, - BY En- DAVIS, Dept.
febl8-dil&wtd s.tsg.. 1900 is.F~-
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w. 3. HURD g. co.
Tribune-Br1ildings,
- NEW YnRR.

That remttances may be made with confidence, W D.
II. & Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn; 10 @. w..
GRIFFlTu President Farmers and Oitizens Bank Brook
lyn; to JOY, Coz Co., New York; to P. L. BARSuM,
Esq, New York. etc, etc tAt
febo6'62-d&wIy 7q
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'COr1TENrs.

Dr. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH, one
bottle. y 4---
Or. Ausd's Uneqaalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box. i}t
Df. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS,
one bottle. ~ ~
TER. e9ln.m'ff 81. - !,
DR.. Hurd's AANUAL on tic Ben. Asans o, Pre-
serofno tie Teeth. ineLUtl0 Directons orsAe Pyopey
Treatment Of ChtIdfvm's Teeth. q lg 4,g as
FL0SS6LLKIor Czs ming 6etweeas tho Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS etc. stc .ri ~
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental ONCE, II Fourth g.:
DrookynlE " Dil nc ~ p e-3a s
Price ONE DOLLAR; Of, SIX for So.
~ The DENTAL TREASURY makes package
eight inches by five, and Is sent by express.
III Full directions TOR use on each article.
The following articles we can send separately, by
3 The rFeatIso on reservi ng the teeth,
sent postpaid on the receipt Of Twelve Gents, four
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia IN the
Tace, Nervous Headache, Eaache, sent, postpaid,
on receipt OF Aighteen Gents, or six stamps
The NenfalgIa ana RheumhIic Pas
ter (arge size) for Pains in the Chest, shoulders
Back or any part OF the body, sent postpd on receipt
OF Thirty seven Gents. leab sff r,cf r l
Address.
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ONNKTs, R1BRONs TIA rs, AN D
ID RUcHEs, new styles, iuat opened BY liah
s,n "a 81 fiefsr ts Balm q R0N,
april M b No % South High stFstts, q
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III T. HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF
II BUCHU-For sale by GEO. II. SPUR, POI Main
street dtf mchl
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FRoM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 4-SeveIal weeks
ago the house passed resolution asking the
war department whether there had been lit
eral compliance with the act OF congress re
curing officers of the regular army appointed
III the new regiments, To be assigned to duty
in the field, and the officers appointed from
civil life 10 be assigned 10 the duty OF recruit
ing for those regiments In reply, through
the adJutant general, it is stated that all the
colonies OF new regiments taken from the
regular army, two excepted, are general Off.
GERS of volunteers. in active command. These
two are commanding the departments of Flor
ida aud Pensacola, and of New Mexico. When
the organization Of the new regiments was
commenced, Il few at the regular officers APP
pointed 10 them were Tor time employed III
starting II system of recruiting, but nearly all
OF them were relieved on the passage OF the
acI TO which reference is ma In the nine
teen old regiments, OF l6l officers, not recent
appointments, who would otherwise be availa.
be for duty with the regiments, twenty-one
are general officers, and twenty nine field otfi-
GERS Of volunteers. This, however, does not
include officers detailed from the staff corps of
the regular army.
Gen. Mcclellan announces with deep regret
to the army OF the Potomac the death of brig
adler general Lander. He pays a high com
plimemt TO his public services, intelligence,
and courage, and says he has died in the flow
er OF his manly prime and in the tul bloom Of
his heroic virtues, but history will preserve the
records of his life and character, and romance
will delight in poriraying figure so striking,
nature SO noble, and a career SO gallant.
While paying this public tribute of respec., the
general commanding feels most deeply that in
the death OF this brave and distinguished sol
dier he has personally lost one OF his truest
and dearest friends.
Notwithstanding thirty or Iorty political
prisoners were released on the 22l of Februa-
ry, from forts Lafayette and Warren, and the
Old Capitol building here, at least an equal
number are still confined they being either
spies or considered OF otherwise dangerous
character.
Tie president, in message to congress,
states that in accordance with the ACT to pro.
mote the efficiency OF the navy Capt Colds
borough was nominated as flag officer in COM
mand Of the North Atlantic bockadng squad
ron. Believing that no occasion could ARISE
which would be more fully correspondent with
the intention OF the law, or become more preg-
nant with happy influence as nm example, the
president cordially recommends Capt. Colds
borough to receive a vote of thanks OF con-
gress for his services and gallantry display ed
in the combined attack of the forces command
ed by han and Bri Gen Burnside, in the cap
ture OF Roanoke Island and the destruction Of
the rebel gunboats on the 7th, 9Th, and 10th OF
February.
Robert c. Kirk OF Ohio, was to-day confirm.
ed by the senate as minister to the Argentine
republic.
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ANDREW JOHNSON APPOINTED
MILITARY GOVERNOR OF TEN


ANDREW JOHNSON APPOINTED
MILITARY GOVEKNOK OF TEN
NESSEE.
WAsulNerox, March 4-EIon. Andrew
johnson has been formally appointed military
governor of Tennessee, with all the powers,
duties, aud functions pertaining to that Office,
during the pleasure OF the president, or until
the loyal inhabitants OF that state shall organ
ize civil government in accordance with the
constitution of the Uuited States.
In order to the exercise OF those duties it be-
came necessary first to give him military
position, and hence the president nominated
him brigader general This appointment the
senate today confirmed The present govern
ment OF Tennessee being usurpation, every
proper encouragement will, through the milf
tary government, be given to the loyal people
to assume its control. The designation of
Andrew johnson for that position is consider
ed by everybody as eminently pr,per both in
view Of his peculiar fitness for the office and
his great popularity among all tile loynl peo.
pie, besides his devotion to his own state
Mr. Johnson, by the acceptance of the If
flee, necessarily vacates his position as sena.
tor. The term for which lo was elected will
not expire till March next. Representative
Etherdge aud May nard, the former now clerk
Of the house, are making arrangements to re-
i,,r- 20 Tsnpoesna
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MARINE TERS-FUNERAL OF
PIsESINENT FELTON,.

BosroN, March 4-The brig Lincoln, from
ElizabeIhport tor Boston, struck on Minos
Ledge this morning aud sunk. The crew
were saved. Brig Marcia, from Elizabethport
for Boston, went ashore this morning near
Gadis House, total loss The crew were
saved. Schooner Fred Warren, from Eliza
belhport Tor Boston, is ashore at Sciluate
liaht.
The funeral of president FELTON, of Harvard
college, took place 10 day, at the Appleton
Chapel, O,d Cambridge. In accordance with
the wishes expressed by the deceased, the
ceremonies were simple and without display.
The atteu dance was very large, including the
faculty, students OF the college, and many per-
sons eminent in literature aud in pubic esti,
nation The body was deposited in Mount
Auburn
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MARTINsnURG OCCUPIER.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The following
despatch was received here 10 night from the
correspondent of the associated press Gen.
Banks forces occupied Martinsburg, yesterday,
without opposition, and the pickets continue
to bring in prisoners.
Intelligence from Winchester leads to the
belief that Jackson is there in full force, and
has completed his preparations to oppose our
approsh three miles east of that place The
same authority says his army is well provis'
toned, supplied, and clothed,
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xxxvntn ooNGRE.s-rir.t session.
WASHINGTON, March d.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. SUMNER presented the memorial of
merchants and others doing business on the
Pacific coast, asking for the immediate action
OF congress to provide for the transportation of
mails from New York to Panama and Aspin.
wall Referred.
Mr.. DAVIS presented petition of the citi-
gems of Boston, asking congress TO drop the
niger question, and attend to the business of
the country.
Mr.. Dixon offered joint resolution that
the vacancy in the board OF regents of the
Smithsonian Institute by the death OF Prof.
FELTON,, be filled by Henry Barnard of Con-
neclicut Laid over
Mr.. WILSON reported the house bill making
an additional article to the war bill, for the
maintenance and safe keeping of prisoners.
Passed
On motion of Mr.. CoLLAMER, the bill au.
thOrlzing the president to appoint commission
ers 10 meet the British aud French commits.
si0ners, to take measures for the preservation
Of Attain ic fisheries, was taken up aud passed.
A resolution passed for the custody OF the
present from the king of Siam. 1t provides that
it be deposited among the curioslties in the
department of the interior
The coniscation bill was taken Up and Mr..
MCDONALD continued his speech against it,
Mr.. CowAN followed McDOugal in oppoei-
ton to the bill.
Mr.. WILSON of Massachusetts, from the
committee OF conference on the bill relative to
certain railroads in Missouri, made "a report,
which was agreed to. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house concurred in the senate's amend
ment to the bill authorizing additional clerks
in the office of the assistant treasurer and the
appointment Of deputy assistant treasurer.
The Pennsylvania contested election case
came up, the question pending being that j.
z. Verree the sitting member, is entitled to
seat.
The resolution giving seat to Veree was
adopted-105 to IL.
MIR. CAMPBELL reported q Pacific railroad
and telegraph bill referred, and ordered to he
printed.
The resolution, reported sometime ago from
the contract committee, was taken up.
Mr. SmANKs noticed that part Of tile report
relating 10 Fremont, and defended that indi'
vidual very earnestly
Mr. OLIN defended Gen Ripley from alleged
aspersions in MIR. Sllank's speech, saying \
Gen. Riplev's suggestions had been followed
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CONSTITUTION WATER = sure
~ for all diseases the Kidneys for sale by GEO.
r. SPUbR pol Nam street. dtf mchl
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nR. E. G. GOULD'S PIN WORM
- SYRUP-For sale, wholesale and retail, by GEO
II. SPURK dtf mchl
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COIuNTHVS RURNT.

ST. LOUIS, March A special dispatch
from Cairo 81, says that Columbus was evac.
uated and burned by the rebels The gun.
boat Benton, with Gen. Cullum and Com.
FOote went down the river to-day on Il recon
noissadee, and found that the rebels had fled,
having removed their guns and laid the town
in ashes. Everything was destroyed that
could not be carried away. The rebels re-
treated to fort Randolph, The whole town OF
Columbus is nothing buG ruins. The guns
are also removed from the island below.
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LATEST NEWS.
RY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
our FORCES HAVE COLUMBUS.

WAsHIYGroN. March 4.-Secretary WelIes
this evening received the following dispatch,
dated
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KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public is called to this most ex-
cellent If all Lmets perfect AMI speedy for
all the aches and pains thatfieSh Is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation Of the
fluids, arising from checked perspiratons curc by
few bottles of KENNEDY's hHEuNATIo LINiMENT.
NEUKA LGIA-the king of all pain is caused by
an Inflammation of the is instantly cured by
few applications of KESNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEAT
sPKNINS are caused by an over-extension and
sudden action uf the musces-is cured by few hot
ties Of RENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
for man or beast
PLEUKISY Is an Inflammation Of the lining OF
the ribs-s cured by ew bottles of kENNgDY's X. EU
MATIC LINlMENT.
BRUISES are caused by a sudden pressure of the
flesh and nashtg Of the tissues-is Instantly relieved
By KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LlNIMENr.
CRAMP Is u contraction oi the muscles, caused by
q sudden stuprage of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free flow is cured by few apUlica
lions Of KESNEDY's RHEUMATIC LISiMENr
BILIOUS COLIg Is caused by neuralgia In the
RHEUMATIC LISiNEHT in warm water every hall hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSEN EsS
are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the gandswe
piece Of flannel with kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINtMENT,
apply 1t going to bed, and you Will be wein the
morning.
HEADACHE AND THRODBING or
THE TEMPLES /. caused by pressure from in sensible
pesplratiOn-is cured by few applications Of KKNER
DY's RHEUMATIC LiSiMEEr.
WEAK NESS OF THE RACK Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
Its good for roolhachc, Earache, Sweled Face and
India nnatOn " every kind Every family should have
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass rrce 80 cents. sold By DAVID SCO1 4, Go
z. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH a. CO., ~ 8.
McC0NVlLLE, W. H. 0oULplNO, and by Diuggista
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NEW YORK, March 4-COrTON active and hrmer;
sales 100 bales at "a q 2i3c for nidding upands.
FL0UR->ales 760O bhls; state and western dull and
heavy. and trades lower; superfne state
S. 40 a 545 extra state 5G0 % $685. round hoop Ohio
$50 "a 90; superne ives ern s5 80: southern duh
sales $50 Obls mixed $685. a $50; fancy $50 a 6.25
Canada heavy and lower; superIe$540 @ $50; extra
$500 @ 6.65.
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GREAT BEND. Pa, March "A party of
men attempted to seize one Eggleston last
night, to lynch him tor cruelty to his wife.
They burst the door to his house oTen, when
he fled they Pursuing, he turned and fired,
wounding two seriously. They are not ex.
pected to recover Eggleston was arrested
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by Fremont, fifty millions would have been
saved to the government. 1t seemed an idle
waste of words for gentlemen to criticize mill
tary affairs without any knowledge on the sub
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$,--s. COWS, COWS, COWS.-For
V sale, choice Durham Cow years old to
ESMcalve the middle OF March price $50. One
1870 Cow, new milch, with her calf,f,r only S3J,
and several others at reasonable prices; will exchange
Cows. Also for sale, four Shoas and lot Of Poultry
Also, 5000 feet of Chestnut Plank
ELNATHAN PRATT,
RS d2w% No, Salisbury street
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New YORK, March Special dispatches
state that Orss ). Ferry of Connecticut and
Andrew Johnson OF Tennessee have just been
nominated by the president as brigadier gen.
erals Of volunteers.