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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14

A > SALfLs- Il N Il II "
~ California, County ofNevada, Township Of Bloom
field SIS. BY virtue of an execution issued from the
Court Of W. ANDREWS, an acting Justice Of the
Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing date
December 27th A. D. 1861 to satisfy judgment rem
dered by said Court on the llth day of November
1861 in favor of WM B. CHURCHILL and against
GEORGE CORNEIIOUS, CHARLES 1SENBECK. JOHN
FIATTERY and others, for the sum Of 103 22-l00
dollars debt interest and cost of suit have levied
upon and will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following described property to
Wit All the right, title and interest Of George Cor
neliouS Charles Isenbeck John Flattery and others
in and to a certain mining claim said claim is stu
ated near Virgin creek, in the County and Township
aforesaid; said claim is bounded follows: on the
east by H. Ross Il Co.'S claims on the west by DIR.
Killers Co.'S claims, on the south by the Union
ume on the north by the center of the main ridge.
Sale to take place on said claim, ON MONDAY, THE
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, a. D., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. NJ. Taken as the property Of George Cornelious
Charles Isenbeck John Flattery and others to satisfy
the above demands and all accruing cost Given
under my hand this 2Sth day OF December, A. D.,
1861. JOHN NJ BUSH,
Constable Bloomfield township.
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TOLL.BRIDGE NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY (sTVTST MN /. ~,

4N the undersigned win apply 10 the Board of sr,
pervisors of Nevada county, at the next regular
meeting on the hrst Monday in February 1862, or
newal OF license to collect tolls on the bridge
ing the south Yuba, known as ''webber's Bridre.D
Nevada, Dec. s, lsol.-9w. JOHN WEBBER.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14

DOslN AND BEEsW Ax-FOr Sale by.
~ Z. T. SPENCE, Druggist h ApOthecary,
OCT. IL. No. ~ Broad st. Nevada.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM ROANOKE 1sLAUn
BURNING or ELIZABETH CITY
BY THE INHABII'ANTS.
Destruction Of Com. Lynch's Fb,,et.
CONDITION or CAPT. O. JENNINGS WISE
&C., &c, &c.

NORFOLK, Feb. I0.-Tho latest news states
that Uapt. o. J. W iss was shot through the
hip and disabled, though his wound was no,
mortal. Major Lawson and Lieut.. Miller
were MORALLY wounded. About 800 Con ede.
rates were killed. Oar wounded NUMBER
over ono thousand. The number Of Yankees
wounded Is about the same.
Midshipman Camm had his arm shot of -
The other casualties are unreported.
A late arrival this morning says TIA,
Elizabeth City had been shellsd aud burned
by the Yankees, and that the ep envy wai
pushing on through TO Edenton-
fsscoxD DIePArcH
NolyoLK, Feb. lo.-A rumor has prevailed
that Commodore Lynch's fleet of gun boats
had been captnr ed. 1tis not regarded true
but 1t is believec that all were turned by the
Uonfedsratss to prevent their capture, with
the exec ption of one, which wis endeavor.
ing to make its escape. The H>eet went to
Elizabeth City from Roanoke Island. and
was probably burnt At the former point.
TrBlRp DIsPATcA.1
NoRPoLK, Feb. 1o-(Receirtd in Richmond OF
Midai4At IA courier arrived here this after.
noon at four o. ciock, and brought he intelli.
gence that Elizabeth City was burned this
morning by the Inhabitants. Uurlng the
condemnation the Federals landed a large
iorce- All Of our gun boats, excepting one,
were captured by tho enemy.
General Wise has not yet arrived at Nor.
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=
The I'LL to fatss troops - Nest Ne REGAL.
sitton on Virginia, b. The President OF the
Confederate States, passed both branches OF
the General Assembly yesterday, In secret
session. after bsing amended in several par.
ticulnrs. II providss that all the com panies
now In the neld shall be filled MP to the num-
Der Of loo men each that the Governor shall
call for volunte aAd II the req utstte mum.
Der b not thus enlisted, the deficiency 10 70
b made mp BY draft from the enrolled m ilitis.
When tho term Of snlistmen Of the men now
In the Held terminates. those failing to re-
enlist will - subject to draft with the mill
tia; bat II drafted, win not - called into
service for period Of forty days The bill
allows the proc urcm ent of Substitutes. It is
recommended to Government to give volun.
tsers furlough OF sixty days, at such times
- may be most convenient
1t IL assumed that, by tho operation Of this
act. the State of Virginia will have in the
field. for the spring campaign, an effective
force Of IS 600 men.
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DIED,

On yesterday morning, at half. past 2
O'Clock, Of scarlet fever, aged five years, WIN
r. NlCCR EADY, son OK VIM. and virginia
A. McCready.
His3uneral will take place this ming al
10 O'Clock, from the residence of his paren T.
on Canal, between lst and Foushes SITS. The
friends and acquaI utances OF the family are
respectfully ihvi;ed to attend.
On the 9Th INST, 1T her fathers residence
in Chesterfie lo county, FLORENCE s., aged
years months and "a days, the youDges,
daughter OF Harriet 5. and Augustus S.
Charley.
The friends and acqaintances Of the family
are requested to attend her funeral this morn.
Ing At III O'Clock.
Yesterday. At his place OF business, corner
Of Main and 10th streets, PHILIP SAUL.
TER, aged So years.
His funeral will take place at the esideuce
OF Mr.. K. Lehmkuhl, on Broad street, this
after noon. ats O'Clock.
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&irbnIa1lh 9ispattt.
TUESDAY MORNING.. JEFF. n ma,


The exciting occurreuces at Eoanoke Isl
and, resulting in a reverse to cur arms. was
the theme CT conversation yesterday In tn.
city, to the exclusion OF almost every other
topic. The fact that some Of our Rtchmo nd
companies were engaged in the nsht. occa.
stoned An Intense and painful anxiety. par.
ticularly among tn oss who had friends or
relatives among them, which could not BE-
we'll concealed. 1t Is blu, shor period since
the Wise Legion, after an arduous q nd toll.
some campaign In Western Virginia. lef,
here tor the coast OF North Carolina, and
though now defeated in one of the most des.
perate conflicts OF the war, II Is a, least con.
selling to know that the men fought With
determined bravery, against overwhelm.
ing odds, and won for themselves the
proud appeiiation Of heroes. OF which
their present situation cannot deprive
then. The Light Infantry Blues, fcom.
pany a." Of the Legion.) date their or.
ganizs.ion as ~ back ~ the year 1898, ana
number among their honorary mem bers
m any Of our 0l06A and most vsnera ted citi .
lens. The history OF tn com pany Ia 80 wal,
known that we need not repeat 1t hero -
Capt y. Jennings Wise was cleo ted com.
mandsT short lime before the war broke
out, aud the corps was one Of the first TO re-.
spond to the call of the country Captain
Wise is reported badly wounded, and Lieu.
tenants Fred. Garter and Charles +. Bigger
are taken prisoners, with, it is presumed. q
majority of the men. The Jackson Guard
and the Light Guard. both attached TO tn.
Legion. we're enlisted here after the com
mencement of the war Capt. Hiram Il. Dick.
insoR OF the former, aud capt. Gus. Wallace.
Of the latter, reported captured by the enemy
are well known citizens Of Richmond, Lieut..
Miller. Of tho Jackson Guard. is said to pe
MORALLY wounded. Major Hugh w, Frv.
who is among ths prisoners, has many
| friends here, Who regret his misfortune. but
who are proud to believe that he sustained
| himself CALAMITY in the fight, and the same
remark applies TO Fr.nk Johnston. of tn.
dered musket
The telegraph informs us that our killed
| and wounded amounts 10 800, while that OF
/ the enemy reaches 100. The reader will Ind
como further par tIcu.ars OF the affair in our
Norfolk letters, from which IL appears tina,
the Infamous scoundrels have sneiled an /
| Durnt the pleasant little town Of Eliza.
beth City. and are threatening Eaen-
l ton. Their operations in that quarter.
however, will be limited, anu instead OF de-.
| pressing the spirits OF our people, such acts
i OF vandalism Will serve 10 make than more
determined, and rouse them 10 thrice yiRo.
rous Remittance.
Personally, We regret the loss Of our &C.
complished correspondent bohemian. {"
whose letters from the Potomac end other
points have for some time past adorned the
columns OF this paper. DR.. shephs9hon is
We'll known throughout the south, ana in
mis- captivity (Which we trust will be brief
hs has the sympathy Of . vast number OF
friends.
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FROM TENNE66BE.
COMMUNICATION WITH MEMPHIS
CUT OFF.
THE ENEMY BUT FOUR MILES FROM
FORT DONALDSON.
DESTRUCTION OF THE TUSCTN
BIA AND FLORENCE BRIDGE.
OCCUPATION OF FLORENCE.
FROM TENNEsaBE.
OCCUPATION OF FLORENCE.
&c, &c, &c.

LrNcHBuRa, Va Feb. l0.-The Lynchburg
pISt"'an has received private dispatch
from Chattanooga, dated on the 9Th inst,
which states that the Federal gun. boats
reached Florence about O'CLOCK +. NJ, yes
to-day. Troops were landed and the Town
occupied by them. They went up within Il
mile of Tuscumbia, Ala., last hight. This
morning they lett and took to their suE. ooat'.
A later dispatch to The nirSiniaa from Chat
tanoOga, uatsd to. day. Gays the repor ted hight
at Bear Greek is untrue The Alncolnltes
had agaiA returned to Florence. No bridges
had been burned on the railroad COmmu-
nication was entirely cut OF between Chat
tanooga and Memphis. The Federals IRE
landing ut Passport, Miss, 80 miles below
Florence. on the Tennessee river.
MEMPHIS, TBNE., Feb. lO-The Fed sral gun.
bouts passed down the Tennessee river from
Florence yesterday anG carried of large quan.
,ities OF Government stores.
The Florence steamers 2obb and dunbar
are safe. They ran ny Cypress creek ut Ia.
enemy. No injury was dOHs to private prop.
erty OF 20 the railroad. The enemy Is ex.
pected back soon About five hundred Fed.
eral cavalry We're landed from the gun ats.
SAvAHSAH, HARDIN COUNTY, TENN, Feb. 10.
About 10 O'CLOCK yesterday, the railroad
bridge over the Tenn sssss river was held by
$50 Federals. Tho work had not been injured
BY the enemy. They say that within two
weeks they will have possession of the en-.
tire road.
NAszvILLg, Feb. 10.-Fassengers who ar.
rived here this evening by steamboat state
that our scouts report that the Federal In
fantry and cavalry were within four milee o
Fort Donaldson on yesterday. Other oas
sepgers say that the Federal gun. boats. wer
In siSht Of the fort on yesterday.
A prisate dispatch from Clarke Ay,lle TO
day says that Fort Donaldson IS safe. NM
cannot be taken.
The Fsderals destroyed sevc.ral spans of tn,
bridge at Florence connecting with Tuscum
bia. There were six steamboats, at Florence
two OF which wUe Captured. The othel
four were set on fl re and burned by the citi
zens of Florence.
private dispatch received this evenin,
from Decatur, ga - everything is quiet Tn
trains will run regularly again on tho Mem
phis and Charlie ston Railroad.
Nsw ORLsAxs. Feb. 1o.-Private and gem
raj dispatches sustain the report that recon
noitering gun boats had gone up the Ten mes
SEQ river Is high as Florence
NAsHvILLs.iFeb. lo.-A private dispatch re
ceived last JSght from Florence states tina
Inc CUR boa 6s had left that place.
Fort Don Alison had been largely rein forced
but no adv ices received OF movements there
E1-dov. W. Campbell declines the tende
OF the ap poiutment of q Brigadier General
ana ass' Sns as reason his physical ina bilir,
20 perl orn the duties of the Office. He wa
TO haze filled the place vacated by the dealt
| OF Gen. Zollicoifer.
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81 AAkaE AUUrlOn SAIL.

UNFhECEDENTED ATTRACTION
100000 WORTH OF SEAsONaBI.E DRY
0OODS I'd BE CLOSED our POSI-.
To Wholesale BUYERS 1 oMLv
POS1T1vELY NO GOODS Ar RETAIL.
The balance Of the stock REMAINING a.
hand at that date, will be closed out nj nun
tic auction. without limit or reserve. having
other business engagements which will re-
QQ're my undivided attention. MercharIs
suffers, and others, will find this an excsl .
lent oppor tuni ty to repleutsh their stock
Great Inducements will be offered, msay
goods were purchased previous to the VIII
Amongst the stock will BE- found a grrn.
many staple and desirable goods, consists D
In part Of
75 bales A. Brown Domes.ics.
so bales 7.s do.
20 bales do.
Is bales Brown Jeans,
4cases Bleached Shirtingp,
LEGO pieces Spring Prints,
100 pieces Lawns,
DO doz- Hickory shirts,
2oco doz. Hosiery,
600 packs Pins,
5000 yards Summer Dress Goods,
9U pieces JacOnet Gam bries.
200 pieces Tape check Gam byics.
2ao pieces Swiss MnsiIns.
2op pieces Dotted do.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon.
loo dog. Undershir,s and Drawers,
1000 6oz White Spooi Cotton,
Cotton and Wooden Flanpe.e,
Crenshaw's best Doeskin Cloth,
loo pieces Gold Lace,
military Gilt Buttons.
200 doZ. Madras Handkerc hiefs,
loco pairs Blankets,
loo gross Playing Cards,
50 Water proof Goats.
500 super. Water. proof Blankets,
20 bales Cotton Bats,
5000 yards Fancy Silks,
80 pieces Black Serges.
Together with a variety OF other good
suited to the trade, all OF which Will be OF
tered at satisfactory prices previous 10 the
sale.
In order to prepare for the auction, the
store will be closed on the lst April, to take
an inventory. ALFRED MOSES,
IS Maiu street.
~ Sale conducted by f. Is. Cook, Auct.
fe6-2awts
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ney, Mr. JOHN ". HU WHY ana Mr. ON.
DER ELLA crowds, all Of this city.
n@N2shville and Pstersburg papers please
cory.
At the rcsidence Of the brides father, on
ths 3oth Of January, by the Rev. MIR solo.
mon, H1r. JOHN u. SATTERWHlTE "
dis. JOSEPHINE h. EFPS, third daugh-
ter OF John +. Epps, all Of Richmond.
Be Petersburg papers please copy.
At the residence OF the brides father, il
Amherst county. on tbs h inst, by the Raw
Mr.. Manning, VIM: q. VENABLE OF Farm
Vile, Va, AVID Miss vlRHiNlA E. PET
TIEr.
m Petersburg Express and Lynchburg
Republican please copy.
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The reported raid Of the enemy, by way OF
The tennessee river, upon the town Of Flor.
ence, is confirmed by dispatches received
yesterday. We still cherish tho hope that
our forces in that quarter will thwArt their
design of getting possession Of the railroad,
and iniict sum mary chastisement upon the
audacious invaders.
We publish this morning the Federal &C.
counts of the capture Of Fort Henry, from
which 1t will be seen that they are making
the most OF It,
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A PORTION Of the grounds selected for the
Grand Industrial Exhibition OF 1862, at Lon.
don, has been set apart for the Confederate
States. What we will have to exhibit tha
will compete with European manufacture,
Is not said but 1t Is a significant fact that
this appropriation to the South has hereto.
fore been granted only to recognized ma
II ona.
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" Yrophios.'

We invite attention to the Advertisement
signed BY Captain E. r. Alexander, in rela
ton to arms captured from the United States
IN battle, which, In q largo number of In
stances, are retained by private citizens a.
trophies. All such arms are the property
of tho Oonfed crate States, and we need
hardly say that the country needs them for
her soldiers in tho field. We hope tho press
throughout the South will aijude to thi,
ma tier, and that every man having such o
trophy will give 1t up without hesitation.
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PERSONAL.

1 var % In yesterday mornings paper, l
~ Jaw an advertisement signed - H.
Ho ase, rs Main st. ID. F BoorH .i.h il distinct-
~ understood. that the co partnership has ever
Ieen dissolved by mutual consent, or any
other way, and all my friends and the com
munity generally will find me at the old
stand, reaoy to wait on customers. The Bar
will be applied with the best Wines and Lii
quors the country will afford.
fe ll-ltt ID. +. BOOTH.
nISAPPEARED-Un 50 SOth of Junua.
Dry.JOH MARSHALL MANN, white
boy, aged eleven years. Any informal ion
concerning him will be thankfully received
by his aunt, by leaving 1t at Mr. 4R,swALD'
store. on 18th street, he tween Main and
Franklin. ~ MARY A. WILLIAMS.
fe 1l-2tx
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CST--Yesterday evening. at tn Depot OF
IL the Oentra kailro II black lhUNk
vim cond tied around it, and ons CAhPEI
BAG. Iyhe finder Will be suitably rewaroel
oy leaving either or both articles at this of
nee, or nay Information which may lead TO-
ineir recovery. fe H-2i<
y BLA OK HOB s Il ,
AOout nine years Old with a star In his foreheud
and sp.plcg In bo,h knees. he had On a. the tine
he WAS stoien a saddle and BRIDE. Any one 10
turning: then, to me, at John l.. Curry STALL at
the thst Market. VIII DO loersily arded.
fe ll-3t*
- YED-Ffcm tn residence OF the subsuri
~ osc, on the z6to, a medium Ased white back
bHtN OAE COW. she had but one horn ANY
person that will bring her to my residence, (ou
Bacon Quarter Bran. ~ or give information SO
can get. nee, via DO literally Row .rd.d by
WIN. OULuiNdWOKrB,
g AIs--N~ Bacon Quarter Branch.
tHT-On Saturday night. my FnEs
IL PAPERS. One dollar reward will be
poAd on their return to this Off
NANCY PITMON,
Re H-ltN A free woman OF color.
O,T-On sunday night, my
II FREE PAPERS,
Dol green Sth and 9th streets.
a liberal reward will be paid on their re-
tur TO this office.
feI ll-2l< HARVEY 4ORUEN
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nESsRABIlE ar .tst US and LpG
sye. IN Gs Ma. : - W ii =. a., D.
hl-,aR WOKE = ACC.tD- .--" Viii eA
upon tns or.1 81. a a. - : "a. tat j. b
i " OF eb. us-, eai;ic CipS =. q ci0ca =. e.
I, d. i.aoie Il a HOIas i0es.>1 .ooss at
!o,n'ng .'t;oiviaere, aga uo7s In tlu oSsop afr 7
OF Mr iirowliaf. It. ,of lie u.4 So Ia: ID
now eoInGi-a irg e FoosIeft. t.sd i1i ifr,s ~
feat s.aa IT'S baus tHu gui.. 4ep
TEgar.---S; ~ -thif1 easH; tie oalsacs - Ia
Il Lon ls 'or neg tsiri. r, @i>n ibtt'' t
g ID. d. and BatLI, ~ = aus oe "a : b lii-
chaser TO pay th- l3Aas 10 4 i4su-srss Tor jsg q,
fsit Jas ~ rAt IL :. !: Htt-t. : Gets
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----- s.
~ lanes T. TsrLCa 4 <cg, Azesssase,s
A PEE'F.sy syfgBKsAs Fss1 fOH
"a tar%lH tat aG+ezt~ llhs Is8ssD oN
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F Ra so..,al. irs y -. .a>s,s
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r@tey G " sasA Jss-tse $50 s@ns = ~ -.
m0lss eFsa asse~ A-svssss.Sss ga xz.ias Z -. ~
sosd 'o-ms AID al e .hs9 ( sstxasz - -,s.st. /,
All OF "ttca ere nsasiy ny- s2G erg5c' ..I-
winter vegetables, ssa .aas GREASY of choice
bis property Is wort''y The .tssn si ., per.
- Il has ell tho .dketssgvs of . esrrakyxn.i,
des CO with aav cfItfs csseesssse - .v
Til. property III ~ ::nit. 10 sils gro.s - -.
as u nay SEEM hsefesa tn asg Of ssls
ITiSsedis .sty /Af.sr tina sbat vii ks ss'f al
The norsehd ard Eiteh.su Fa-ett.re s,o<k Il
ca 90 Hos'es nrts sd ''a 'te ;@s,i-s lra-
FHEs Fer t.r Pc sssess. cra f.uc't cEca
e s-e 'ai&oe9 ass's, ss-slys <sa si~asses .a9ns.-
cured o i s. a 81 r. - ssssy. :. ss-
sen- a. ~ = "a s'asr 52 az. "fsosaL
tsrs.s ase sos az -; 49, : o,sa, II? -.
taxes f,I 80: > 6e sy 'i Is aosa 'A'
"a !" TAYLOR : set. kv.'rs.
-. Assr tbs sn.o,va1als Will is rod FRAMTD
49, go a. ~ ttS rAs1 sfG3 q Carte, be-
tween Hsrvir ard pnrsr stss ,s',,.. -. f,o,t,
or ssid Garter street 81 ~. ss,ss r,frs Osrs -
feet 9 inebss 70 ally IN eossIecr "a s,st yxido
Aiso, ThaEE L0tS. ca sGs eeurt siae Il i.u
wood street opposite iES rTcbeT.f ss,own 81
WARSAW fronting a fe-t eses a,l ra-rins
back LBS feet.
TEENS ~-Oae ,i,;-a cesh shs ss>3snoo ~ s,-
ant twelve month, for Herctar IL a,tta, n
Inter ct ad4J5, sGi setuFss b. osso.s - sast
Tie sses for 1861 IN De paid ~ tia PC chaser.
JaS y TAILo1. = SDt. stIe RS
kDDIeIogA,,.--Af,-r IL sale Z tie ste.e.
VIII D. roid THREE. u II NEIHG$ lots :
the Intersection o. &srvi III Reoirsacu ssresJl,
in shs plan of g b 1sas vets" Iney iro1i 81
feet e@ch. 3 % CD tt,J .ees.
AAo, THREE ssJr> - 90 IS rs taatl T.. ~
ro.d, fl n,rg aooue 80 fact esch. I'D .a-ni-,
back L nsG.G depth.
Terms II. aaDve.
-Ae ~. TfYyoR /. So.,
10 Ids Aueifs
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ATSPEUIAL M tt CE.-Attsn ton Ia
asked to my sale THIS MORNING. at 10
O'Clock. Of the stock OF Confec.ioneries, Bar
room Fixtures, show Gases, Bagatslls Table,
GLASS Jars, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobatco
&c, a. the store corner Of Brooke avenue
and Broad street. THIS. ". kEEs EE,
10 lit Auesinnaer
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Member of the First Regiment Ar
kansas Volunteers Killed.
LYSCnBuss. Feb. lo.-Dr. Wiley y. Beck
with, Of Company ID, let Arkansas regiment,
was killed at tho Tennessee Depot this even
ing, in an attempt to get on the cars after
they had started. He was horribly mangled,
aud died In q few minut ties. he had ret
listed for the war, and was on his return
home on furlough. His residence is In Jef-
ierson county. Arkansas.
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KHUaEI 9URT, tliid3, AID al .NSWAf y,
II sIHVa5. DiuAas, BOOTS AM, tuOa-,
t.-oEHt&G, 80 - Ma via tel. ou We \ %
DAY, IL iu3:. q. store. u mmeatIS 81 10 o'es,
a variety II i}GuseAo'd tn itu.s. Cnina {. ga
a. Crrrssry Wtsr, StoTsB is+la Lry 9ooGn.
Scots and s.hoas, Ai.tAns, estls. s7.ta-'. a.ey
Gaods SC. REDWOOD a sU5t
I. IL 4ott'oGee3s
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Am aJnkM kNWR.

II ECTURE.
The Fourth Lecture Of the Winter Course,
for the benefit Of the Volunteers In the field
will be delivered on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT,
18th n st., at the LIST Baptist Church, corner
Broad and 18th streets, BY
HON. J. l.. NJ. CURRY.
Sunject-"Tw0 WANTS OF Orl CoEIpHRAcY."
Tickets to be obtained at the bookstores,
at Meade Bakers, At Edw. T. Robinson's,
ard Laidley's Drug stores, and Al. the door on
thfe evening OF the Lecture.
Tickets for the entire Course, admitting q
lhdy and gentleman. IS; single tickets dity
Gents.
Lecture to commence at O'Clock.
No postponement On account OF weather.
fe ltd
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CORRESPONDENTS

w. OO6N c0EONU6NOI.
~ RICHAoKD, Va, Fob. 10th, 1862
Mrs. 0Ro. W. RARDoLPR, President OF the
Ladie' Soldiers Aid Society.
beg the privilege Of rendering to you the
proceeds Of q concert to be given by HAIRY
MAUAhTHY, the Arkansas alomedtsn, at
Metropolitan Hall, on WEDNESDAY even
Ing, Feb. 12th-euch proceeds u be distrib-
utsd Jointly by the Ladies' Aid Society and
tho Army Committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association. in providing comforts
for the sick and wounded soldiers.
II accep'ed, please appoint Treasurer
and Door. keepers for the occasion. An early
reply will obilge
Your humble servant
LEE MALLORY,
Acting Manager.
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