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NEW VOCAL MUSIC.-"A Penny for your
~ Thought" 4" Little Jenny Dow" Lizzie Dies 10,
risht" Jenuys Coming DER the Queen" aud Why hsye
nv Loved Ones Gone" ~ stephen c. Foster Song OF the
Contr.band. 40 Let my People Co" a. sung by them At
Fo,,re.s Monroe with parody Oh the ,ae Pleasant Word
for All" ,ons snd chorus. by Roberts. ci me 90 Sleep
Mother" by ktne O'Dsnnel There IL Beautiful World
by Holiness Flag OF our Union Forever" Whist tLey DO
at the SPRING" Chsres Temsin; The sclentlhc FROG
Ambuhli The Girl are not 90 Green" Cul Forget
you can bat Forgive" Thomp Alwsy. look on The sunny
Side" Of Covert THEE Cheers for our Bsnuer William.
Where Lib.uy dwell. there il my Country" Phumbey
Volunteer Yankee Doodle Of 6l" Louis sele Pries -
cents each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
INSTRUMENTAL.
COMET Schottisch." Bak.T; " Union Vsse' Lsgrsn
Il Spirit Pok.;" ueu. Scott, Forewel Grand March" by
r. A. Parkhur.t " Crinoine Waltz" MARKS Fort sumter
r.nd March" 8over-2S cert, each. Hbernin Qustrlles
Chrtms. carol scotisch Seven Sons Gsop Laura keeoe
Waltz all by Thomas Bner Volunteer Yankee Doodle OF
6l march by Louis Sele LEtoie de Ia Mer. vsse, r. Is
-nosc, M1sic.Bor oaop, G. T.. heuiug-la csnts osch
Our GeneTs Quikstcp with besutia vsnet'e OF 50 oil our
generals. by Gs'al,; Yankee Dootl,, with brilliant vsrs
ton. T. A. Pskh1st-30 cents each star spanged Hammer
with brilliant vsrAti by A. Cui0 cens living 1sica
Gems Boob poi.as, vslEes, &c for 93 cent, Mailed
fr.s Ju.t publi.hed by HORACE WATERS,
No. sSI Broadway ". Y.
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Special Nc!ices.
rowing The


Appfnl of the Association for Improving the
Condition al the Po0r.-ln O previous Winter has
there been lees e. preston OF public the poor In
OF tbs poor in greater need Of aid While the in
decu families Of soldiers amply provided by the slo
systen and the hberslity Of City Government the
the necdy though the and pit.e
the des hsye BY been ovefooked More than
EGHTREN THOUsAND Of this unfortunate csss are
now on he N.itors lists and with the ions Of labor
a, the Winter advances tie numbers steadily increase With
h;, IN sse mss Of dosiuion 10 for tesury OF
the Association oEerdrAn srversl Thousand dollars
AVID unless speedily Tepienl.h.d extensive suffering VIII in-
eytably Up ihe presen time the receipts are
more than THIRTY than at the corresponding
re- oa Of last inter. This has been otcssoued 1t 70 be-
eved by decrease Of interest IN the poo but to the u
1hsi fluids needed and 60 duiuhed ability
to rive On Thu brief statement the Hoard rest Their spes
They plead for die ard dolue bit for the 1niotu
ce.eTvius who hsve been brougs to want by IN
No relief IL given without previous vas
irving then as aye the time shall the needy who thgs
Froyiieuty thrown upon charity be LETT 10 tuter per
hsps 70 perish Wiz those ave who have gwen before
and thoe who have DO. given give the more o. gvo freely
give uusintgdy meet the present presuTe-snd thus shall
II he mrssgre4 TO you hcsiu 1870 - - - -
Conuihutions may be sent 90 BROWN BROTHERS Go Z,
No ~ Wall-st X hiNlURN. Treasurer No. % South
st; r. VI. HARTLEY. No. ~ Bible House Agor place or
any the oees authorized Collectors by Older Of
che Board. ..-- .-..
JAMES BOORMAN, HoRATIo ALLEN,
JAMES LEMON. A. X. WEFMObE.
JOHN C. GREEN, Vice PIesidenti
RoBERT g. MiNrrKS. Treasurer.
r. NJ HAKTLET. Secretary.
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=, The The yoIuTteer Engineer X. simep.,,

The Volunteer Engineer Re ginlent,
Co. EDWARD W. skkRflL, Lisui-'Col JAMES y.
HALL and Major RICHARD BUTT.
LAST CUAHCE!
ONLY ONE COMPANY YET UNTITLED.
risht eomp.ni.. now Hilton Head 5. C. Pay % PIi-
Yates, - -.-.-- .--
a. III SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH. (sl0.
House carpenters stipcsrpenter', ngseu bss"niths'
miner uschiIiss boiler maker, and whetwngss, vii he
received for COMPANY II.
None but sound and con pe;en' need apply
Volunteers in ts regimen, will BE- under pay and fon''h-t
with quarters aud rsons and their families viii 10
provided FOR by the sUlboritie,.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY will be paid 10
each Volunteer when mustered ogt Of the service
fnlistu cot for three years or during the war.
HezoqusIter Of Chambers ADD Chathsa sta, New
York.
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KOARDMAN, GRAY g. Co., No. 487 Broad.
- way, are selling PIANOS very cheap to accommodate
Holiday purchaser new scale It octave Piano 10 much
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BRIGGS & TOOKER.

Mason Building, Broadway and 4thst
Entrance, No. $50 4h st.. door II the corner
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"Bnt the Ce.test u all these succs.'e' 10 str,nss
Unnd-ds Of thousands rush to read this fairy tale OF
science and lone results Of time recorded by Sir T. b. LJt
pdo fmsa
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Seamen, Ordinary seaInen,
BOA1MLN LhSDSMfs,
MECHANICS. AND OILERS,
WANTED FOR THE
MARINE AkTILL FRY,
w. 4. HOWARD, Colonel, Commanding
Now 10 active service ~
GIN. BURNslDE's EXPEDITION.
Psy the The Navy aud $40 bounty al the srprs
ton II tern service which 10 three yesrs the Al
tickets hs paw be lett for families or
thereof pGysb each pay day IL Newly The
Colonel will issue certificates to the fau &c OF those joining
emitting them TO the Of the Volunteer Fund 10 New
York and Brooklyn. The vii also receive neat and
portable OUTFIT bed and beddg being mustered To-
lew coed FIFERS end DRUAMERs are needed Early ap
pcsiion Necessary. TO NJ OMALLLY, No 10 Bowefy te
tween Cauai and HesteI.sts., N. I.
L. =. mastering Cfice.-Ofcers Of Volunteers
should authority from their Colonies to recruit.
evidence tie T. :. Mastering Ofcer for trsuporsu Il
settle Of accounts This wfu.n authority should also
be inoorsed by the United States Muserns AID Discussing
OF Ger.
No account viii he paid transportation given upe" the
above rule i. conform si TO-
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WdS Of thousand, rush TO rad thi, fairy tale Of
science and long results Of time recorded BY Sir t. b. LJt'
ton ~ Londoo Iimea
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Ii Franklin Square New-York,
Publish this dAy:
A STRANGE STORY.
NOVEL
By Sir BULwER LyTroN. Bart
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passion the humo the energy the knowledge o the hear.
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my Novel" we assign tho highest place smons modern
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PRACTICAL CHRisrIANITy. 4 Tre.i.e specially de
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THE OKAVANGO RIVER: A N.us,rrvs ~ TR,vrL
k1PLoK.TIoS AND ADVENTURE BY CHaRLSs JoHs
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IDA PFFIFFERS LAST TRAVELS AND AUTOBlOG-
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TIRE SILVER CORD. A Novel By snrHIu BEook.
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LIFE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Lfya iSp ADyssrrsn
~ rHs sgvrH PAcITIc. By JoSEa niu'sTssop' Hno,
Mu,iE slS
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NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NETWORK.
OFPIcx No. ~ BROADWAY.
FREDERICK S. WINSTON. President.

Statement Of the affair, OF the Company for the hsca year
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Net cs.h ssse,s l OF February 1851 ...,eossSSso I"
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For Premiums and Policy Fees. Sl Hiss y
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OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sl2 Is-S1.S23.jl 81
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STREkKS OF LIGHT; Ca. tIyrr.Tro FAcrs IRON TYR
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Author Of Peep OF Day Line upon Liner " Re- sd.
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NOTICE TO QUIT. Novel BY w O VILLA Au.
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Musiral Instruments.

DIANOS rendered durable as Violins.
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CTcLoP9DIA)
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HARPER & BROTHERS

Haze JpT PubiIhsd.
PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. Tres;ise specially de
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OF THE Mother at Home" 4" The Child st Home" LIS
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brushes of every description at the BRUSH
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LIFE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. LIS i~p ADyssrrS
- ray sgvrH PAclTIc. By JoSEs. nu'srssons 1no
Muslin. sl2.
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The Tribune Almanac.
FOR 1864.

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PILGRIMS OF FASHION. A Novel BY KIsAHAs COsS-
WALLIS. l2Lao. Muslin. 81.
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MASON & HAMLIN's HARMONIOUS and
w MELODEONS-Undoub.dly III. best In the world
Constantly exhibited In composition With Others they have
failed 10 :sse the fret prize NswYork Agency Nos
and MeTcerst (opposite HowaId-st.,)
MASON BROTHPRS
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THE OKAVANGO RIVER. A NaHN,Tivs TR,v.L
k1PLoRaTIoS. AND ADVENTURE. BY CH.RLHs JoBs
A-DHAssOS. Author OF " Lsie Ng.mi" With + eel PoF.
trait Of the Autbo God cuts. ant Map tnot
Contained n the Ensh kditonl showing the Region.
porrd by Andersou. Cumming Livingstone. and Du Cha.
~. 8vo Mu.liu 81 HnfCAL 80
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Ara Meeting Of the Republican Central Conn
rBitfec the Of New l0k held Wed esdsy
Cog Il 1885,, the following resolutions uu4nE 1Usly
adopted:
PesolUed Tha. hereby express appreciation OF The
Of the Hon Preston King ~ he Jesse ID Bright,
late oue OF ire from the Ss~ q Indiana AlIo
Reselred 1hst hereby eIpreD deep regret and
rnoriifca;on that the Hon Ira nit, o. the sensor'
from the Of NevNOTs voted 70 retain senator nom
TIE State q Indiana Jesse D. Bright Of sid S,sts no has
sHERlDAE SHOOK President
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TIRE SILVER CORD Novel By snfRLsr BEoOks
illustrated (Uniiorm with Wise Coilns's Woman in
Whi.e."I Svo. Paper. IS cents; MG,in, 81.
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(,ASH paid for OLD NEWSPAPERS, PAM
" PHLR1S and OLD BLANK BOOKS
STOCKWFLL < EMERSON. No. Is Ann-st., basement.
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Ihsve carefully oIsnaei the foregoing state uen' and md
dis. hfo. tens tie premium account amounting IN al 70
m have been received policies where preyioas guar
tr any been and anpsa and also one m IN ths
sur5er.d Policy sccolnt l.mountns TO one cent? where
the amount from that receptrd Tor and rom tn- once
valuation with these exception believe the foregoing State
fnent to be oI,ecs. .x,.,,, x,o,..,, 49,.
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IDA PFFIFFER's LAST TRAVELS AND AUToBIOG
RAPnY THs L.sr IAavsL, OF IDa PyKiErxHs iScLr
stvs on AVIsIT To MADssssC.H. VIVA A. AuTososH.l
icaL MguoiA o. INK ArrHoH. 1fsu'lsted by II. ".
DuIcEES. Steel Portrait l2mo.. MusiB. 81 IS tUri
form With Ida rieiasTs Second journey Round th.
Mordnl
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Circn., containing the Rates Of Premium 'nd fa eI.
psnsor OF the ne scheme of survvoip ennuities msy
he had on application tue Office OF the Company in lew
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TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM IL. POPhAM.
WILLIAM A. HAlNEs.
EZRA WHEELER,
II. 81. FREEMAN,
WELLINGTON CLAPP,
MlLLsaD flLLMORE,
SAMUEL D. BABtOCk
SEYMOUR l.. Hustled.
DAVID h0ADLEY,
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
WILLIAM V. BRADY,
w. r. DODGE,
GEORGE ;. COE.
WM. X. STRONG,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
WM. NJ tERMlLfE,
JOHN r.. DEyELlN,
RICHARD PArICh,
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MARBLE and SLATE MANTLES, Crates,
wi Fenders less thso cost at West Carleton Slate and
Vermont Marble Co.'S Office. az Broadway, N. T. T. b.
STEWART Agent. Nantes and Crates set In the county
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The undersigned have b~ard With much
Invitation given 20 PR r AGASSlZ by
ASSOCIATION to deliver q C0urse ~ Lee
and desire cordially 10 unite in such invite
CHARLES kISG. PKTER c.
STEPHEN n. TYsG, D. D., NsLBSIIN
LUTHER BKADisH, WILLIAM
TsoxAs Horss TAYLOR, D. ID. JAMS "
JAMES J. E00SRvRIr. JlcoP IL
r OGDKr DoHyNvs, CHAKLXs
SAMUEL q. krGGIEs, Gro. 7.
FREDERICK DIX PEYsTsR, WILSON {
WOIcOTT ClBBs, CHARLBs
C0gBAN y. ABBOTT, AvsTls 7
DAVID STUART, DANIEL l.
CBARLys A. JoI, Wy n.
ARCHIBALD RUssILt, rRYD'K s
LLIE CHAHLiER. HENRy
BRsJAxIS WIv7uRoY, , ID. jon
(. lRENUs PRIsE. HgSKr II
CHOKGE 3. DORE. WV Z. {
X. NJ. bLATCHFoED, MosEs TA
WILLIAM g. MAKO. ). l.. 81
X. A. WITTBAys THOnAs Z
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| Nineteenth Ward Republican Assocint IONA
Meeting fni. Associs viii 81 hid ~ HesfqurT
s.rs Landmark corner OF adsy. snd 6stht THIS % ndsy
EyENING. IT y O'clock W. II. DIX CAMP, President.
ALLAN CoOPvE, lc.,r,,.4..
DAVID A. fCaHEt i'fD'-''
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Atheneun Association, No. los 5tb-Avenue,}
NV OK, February 10, 1861. }
To PROF. l.. AGASSIZ,
CAMBRIDGE MASS
DEAR SIR:
In accordance With he unanimously expressed wish o.
the Atheneu Association" Of th- City OF kewforf, the
undeTgned qke pleasure IL inviting you 20 deliver be
fore the Assoc alton snd m end Course Of Sir Lectures
entitled fgid>noef Of Digiae Thought NGfvrs uf
froted in ne order q see'sion u Animal Lr 8" past Geo
iogicaI "a d."
BIZ ORDgR oP BOtRp oP M.vACBNFST.
GEORGE FOLSOM. Preildent
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CENATE of the UNITED STATES, Membeu
~ Of classified, IN TIRE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-21
Hf JARS u. sAr.om &. Sow.
'GtsH t..luaHsE FAs.n = :.

klas. LItLaksIE SktSIi AsSHE &c
'"i;!soE." o. 81. S11fr;l Siy:: y: TL.I %r;T.
H." FLASK :o:u, Z .HliEs !yEsT ue TIE GfyT
Gf ElCiiAGTL, ~ aGCTin-.
I : SIC rr,aes; u lGbr i. iI&!shcsen, I,g., ali, ,ou.
~ ~irifr!a!s. Yl:cn=siag Il ia.s.r !arm, "e I'll sell. upon
lie IG,lI:sr., uG TuChS9:T .ES ~, Jay OF narch i'm.
!" ci'ch :. VI, ;Ec "cf: ~YG!:-yl- and attractive fam,
sn"En ~ ""!nG=y-,' .ac3;e., ~. tie South -iGr OF tie
Ms':.::7 E':.s!: nos adjoining The lands ri Gen. IS. i.
k'ch";'is@i', capt. IonE >. Wren .nd Others, 2 tui.e' fro5;
~: c:s%, nos: VI Tie occupancy o! Sr. hTf'i!ssu:, an& con.
t.:EiGH, l%t aSFeS =! T-ry highly !mp-JvcG dad, which vi
psod":- ~ t%snr!s 81 Thra. uE ~ uarI.!5 81 cGrG 20 the
acre.
IL ;"er'i ne N"sthSri PLANK Road. arG extend oas; ~
JaGlr> lh'2r. !n,!n3in. 90 ."ra- o! rirc: ior srvsaiIs, hot
:u'lsct 10 arei!."*, I'D H'i; adapt! u milling and c::-s
misunderstanding ;i'.s.
There a-e upon ta!- farms t=a rale=.i- ou.ry:-., gaa 81
FTh!cL Is bringing \ hSuu.9E.G p.ui:. Ih-r. gsr 81 .cf.a
oi a Large lIS:!:Has, - by co :cct, containing 10 cOE.fS:t.-
biz TooGas, back k;i.hcg, l.Iuas=r'a house sni yaA::-ra.
5tar!eI t. accommodate III hVt=rs, 80 tarU., carriage
!i"G=c, :acat aers.. sacis 49,: e:r.J ueCc.-.ry :ut.oG:iG.a;
a! noT AMI III good order.
CT2. lie piace are try springs end Two vel: 0! t1ce,.
Lent Sa:tT. ::i:u u.s. v.rtaid gr s.i.S. fruit.
The :aiTr premise: I-E vel. enclosed with sub ,tsnt!e!
oSE ..nc::s. "aS I:ucil attsa''oE hrs bc.l ,.ii I: IS d5.iL.
1Ce. The r oyi:S rro;@ ::iGgEcc IN: hl:. sat" 0tEsp:ove-
r3eni o! inE Ioril, -ri Person. DESIRING TO secure land
elhct Tor farming Or GARDENING purqese,, c! - ~ :aTes:-
- fEra3is are United 70 G1r auG examine The promises ;:.
'o's :ee day OF sale. ki!hsT iT. uulc;.ason o. III: mana.
ger VII! taxi. pleasure II .hc1::u; them she iarp, &c
IE.Ss-bnr'ia!rd c2:ii, he 5slac"t ~ / ana years, III.
purchases: executing Negotiable doiea, vii. Interest," aited,
aud secured BY ! 'raLI deed. The purri!l,.r ~ pay The
taxes ior i5Ga.
Eur the acc6mrn11a tior oi ieE,,n. desiring &c ATTEND tue
sale, 4 !cHT-horgc Oaiaibus III leave fs= oni.r Of Il, Luc.
fl0acers n: IL u'rirci; puEctuaily.
Arif=Ilneais viii h. furnished al the -.
a. i'"i Z; i"e .'.og.r;y eau DC scta nj ui o:Gcs u IL:
aH"i'0nre.'s. JA3. N. Tif.G!: SUN.
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II. Of THOSE VINO ESCAPED,
ssNacuattoM OF Wlncheslar.

Tae 5tAGlton Spectator" OF the 18th states
thai on Tuesday eT>ning last, being about 10
Dc a~issc!;cd by 5000 of the enemy, General
Jackson, With big small force CT only 5000,
fell bach from W:Achsster, and stayed that
night shout four mllca from that town. On
Wednesday morning 5000 CT the enemy took
possession Ct Winchester. Ca the afternoon
e? "Wednesday, Gsa. Sh:etds' oclcnn advanced
;ow"Ias Nsr.v".., but were inst and driven
i't.' y !G.jssisr ry Cnl .tshhy's coDirnAnd.
Before rraaus';ag Winchester, Gen. Jackson
succeeded n re'ocring I'll MS -sores, baggage,
e.: So ;hat not & dullaT's worth CT public
:'roEvt.y :c!! iaso The hands Of the enemy,
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;-.3- 81 .. =c,o,, VI the aoTTHERN Pro
'.::'' .SsC -A..E COMPANY. held n. Bith.
$500: u f-L,.svy, y rur.aacce u 9 rsl,.l'
$3.50. j, A.:s2.i:. ,hs ;eion!ps proceedings
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:. 80 - n: PTsscest :ts hIoun: Of th-ir
= Ter &: ;ra:ic:ils.
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=, 80. md u. ,5.ii. - a2--: =, sDS-g-nsots,
80. 2s.tes ::ss. Il said Cn.Pa:: OF tne.r
:'.-'. :" .usi.;a !he Company u:,uc its OH
- = redeem ils o~,licat,otL.
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".. '''S2' '.s2:s! ~ !a- Company, -ho Esy
- ..s.:: @oG Are 20 conurairate he same
-, VA ;ae praos e. r=Ga'r-a by the bye
$500. :ae IS: .: april, Ia o-1.E :hat ryoyls.o1
";*'::=. payment.
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Rather FrSsr.-The Greenville Banner
T&is:,s 6 fuzzy incident Of the war which
hsP3:an=s lately in che Of the border counties
of T'cl2eszee, as follows:
5 c9rpany Of some tAity. or forty Union
men wela trying to make Their escape to Ken
lucky, - Din the Northern army they came
tt: a cr.,A mhirh they were compelled to wade.
Not wishing 10 get their clothes wet, shetled
Of, 10 their shirts, aud while in this condition
tney we're surprised by a company Of leffs
cavalry boys. who were in hot pursuit Of them.
Bang somewhat frightened, they fed in duuble
quick, making q .'struit shirt TAFT up hill and
oe=a aiii, l=aving their clothing in the possess
sion 0. car coys who Of course took Possession
and appropriated tho same. What became of
tue ;0Ii:s, wo sre unable to say but rather
suppose ;her are in a poor condition for the
co:c weather.
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T.1T urpItr.
VA Z. WOODRUFF,
K. L DIFF.
X. ;. EEt.KEs

q ,:.:a.s-.zt l. he newspapers % a pa:rat process
.!-s.-...s5, las called forth 50 Euch ccrresI.0u-
e. al, ra:y .aaa.,!e, concerning "a operations, ;ha.
:.5-::;; : % :,-l- y C!:culs: nuswsrics Ike mu:s
.-'llSat,U".
-. :7-..gf s2i s~.;e6tes, and III. pste:t has been
49,! -; .~s's3:.::ss =: i..cn:a I'D. Ny pv1-sss Is u 40
81. 49,. ec:,.rcs - cGi be ab:s'S:S t.om tbs herbs
Fi"-=y:: - :.rG;i:. aud ] use SrTsc as a base "a
!.-=t.-,ei."-: SIC plentiful throughout: he
~: 10y. ~. = :Tuug. Used = tie cd prccr.s
F r.-Gs-TT =. 80 "a ;a- GG::. "1ly :: dos5 10; re-
-. =, -: TE- l=ilar: LOGS hS Es!! and is AZ
/ ,-.j 3! 5sit>s. :asl this; taaEed by tie Old
f.> f.:, Lave lad he process thoroughly :e=i:a
.s:s:-.:: sa:;i: alL oorc..o:. seut!emen il tai,
~ sLT;:... ;9T i, efficacy. ] 10 not eli rights Ii
::::s:-. Al = c:-,s sent ST liz r!f!.: by ;asins IL.
+sHs:: = : ; =:a3c: registering.
49,: - :: ~; c Goc., AK, -~uc!oEag sea ceEs to
h 49,: B.. u. HATTUK.
..-.-.E Latte So:k, Ark.
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WJEN TENNESSEE .dyD uLSs0CHk

WIE ~ IEA.lESSEE AND uASS0CHk
WAsulSGroN, March 1@ih.-Gcnersi Hal
Jerk has teIegraphed The following:
ST. LOUIS, March is, 1862.
Hon. F. NJ. Stanton:
Oar artillery and cavalry yesterday attacked
the cuemy's morks one half a mile West OF
Paris, Tennessee. The enemy vas driven out
with o loss Of one hundred killed, wounded
aud prisoners. Our logs ~ Captain Bull Of
tue artillery. and four mon killed and lcnr
wounded.
4 cavalry force was saut out from Lebanon,
Missouri, and attacked one ai Prica's guerilla
parties, killing thirteen, wouHding avo and
capturing aver twenty prisoners, among
nt9m sas B-igadier GoneTal Campbell, lha
commander. %tSignrd} +. W. HALLEck.