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THE c4NTEES TRT sPIRRs sqseeis No EXPENSE
To obtain the best Talent in the seuntry-for he
All the Great Stars OF the p ofession
First make application for enga ayement
Immense success OF
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI.
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
The fascinating French and Spanish DansenSo
Mho has no equal in the present day, for Grace
Tai Talent nj and Beauty and everywhere she appears
who have seen her will remem Der her soft winnin
III II IS il.
during their recent tour tkIous This county. shs
THE GREA TssT WEEKLY SALARY
tinueA engagement.
Continued engagement of
MONS. EDWARD VELARDE,
The Best Mnie Dancer in the World
MILE GALLETTI AND MONS, VELARDK
Are mighty received by CROWDED AND FAspIoy
ABLE Au9IEhcEs. In conjunction with the ex-
traordinary attraction. sweet and un
MISS 'J1sIiG.i JEhiX MORTIMER, MH9Sasi.S
n1ss ras RTsTisrf KxTE pRssoYfR. RsrseS;f
MISS sEif SEI LIE E"rxSiis6i fxYToR,
The Grea, Star ] Company or Of hhe Canterbury,
Who will appear every evening in a hoice selection
BALLADS, DANCES,
FLORAL BALLET
Ia BGQLE;TIIEREi
NILE ANNaErr!ssn H1!sn sALLErr1
MONS. EBwtHiRRp tiR vELARpE
will 'pDeGsFRs GRETRF inGR9rtFs S%hEEH4 p r. TROUPE,
n,cv BsSrn E.S = r5 S5 the Washington Fsyerite -,
The Great Negro Comedian
I. NJ. HAYES,
The Champion Clog Dancer Of the World
Mr.. Hayes Challenges the World Man apd
money ready at any time.
IT,. r,,.n.ld MR, hs;aG GEORGE pa, r. EDISON,
BE engagement Of offAse'.
THE COURT fV5 SF BEAUTY
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MIS- A4F 4FfNtF G1kstk5kS s4tkHhkES,
AHN1f TfLf1 LH11EKISH9kNs ESEHks
MILE Fl 'FsfhEE Fsfi4E ELLA
o,nsvis,r nssi,1' ., the sffFsIs ffissss LAY,
BY M!ssns MORTIMER AND PESoTER.
J. sYLvAs CLARKE -
THE GRATEST .BfLL EYER GIVEN
Ia any one establishment in the country.
To ooncSSs With the screaming farce of
WAY VS.. oE TrNsEL.
Christopher. .....................M Mr. Geo R. Edeson
Doors open, ga O'Clock; performances, X.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra, Sn eants.
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~Col. J. ID. Webster, who was detailed by
the War Department. 10 make surveys and ests-
mate the cost of enlarging the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, has made a rsporth Th.,
entire expense he places at SIa3t6,s1l, IL tbs
plan Of cutting down the summit level Of ths.
canal, 50 10 draw the supply of wat4r
directly from Lake Michigan, il adopted
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rS-On Monday, as the freight train from
Tsrre HaUtr, Indiana, composed of twenty
three ears, was crossing the bridge over White
Lick, north OF Cartersourg, IN" bridge gave
way. pr, cip !ti,tiug seventeen cars into the
cree X, he loccmuliS. and one car pas .ng over
. a t,.iS
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~ AT this moment the little Kingdom Of
Bavaria harbors no less than six crowned
heads-a rather considerable. number for a
population OF little more than four millions.
They are: the rsigning King Naximilian III,
the eX- monarch Ludwig, King Ohio offIre.ce,
Queen Maria of Bavaria. q Teen Amelia OF
q reec-, and the consort of Francis II of Naples
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SThe BRUSH press is discussing AZ some
length the propriety and policy OF ceding back X
10 Spain the long withheld rock of Gibraltar
Among the most prominent advocates of the
measures is Goodwin Smith, distinguished
University professor, and his principal argu-
lnent in its favor is that il is not worth the eI-
penSe of maintaining il, 10 wit, the annual sum
of two million of dollars The surrender to it's
rghtful owner is also urged on the grounds OF
comfy OF course his positions are warmly
combatIed.
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ment Of the Rsppshanneck, al the lime sA.,
department was formedf
A. had none st the time.
=. Did the formation OF that department nd
he detention Of General Mcdowell reduce the
meane which had t-en arranged beforsyou left
ws.h,nE'on, TO prosecute the csmpaixni
q. DO you know whether Gen Mcdowell,
nad any completely in promoting or inducing
the formation Of The Department Of the Kappa
ianE9e er reducing your forcs'
q. Wa. there any reply by you 10 the tele-
-; ins cfGrneral Mcdowell, or other nosoc 70
.inl. show ing that you desired his co-opera-
;;oR.
A: think ne reply 10 Gen. Mcdowell. but
the War department. was informed I wanted
q. You have stated thai troops rer. y.tsineA
Tor tiir defence OF Washington. Did those plan.
provide for @ force 20 be retained from the rrooo
ihen nncer your command. and IL so how isrr
vas Mas me iorce TO De retained, and what troop
Gen. hcC4elsn a.ksd that, ina.much a. this
oR.neo new branch OF inquiry, he might ee
alicweo time IN winch 20 consider the proyr1ety
OF answering the question.
The court stated that they had already con-
sldered THIS question, and had decided IL 70 be a
proper one, ana an answer would therefore h.
expected. III General McC., however desired
time 10 consider an answer, there would BE- no
onFcnon on the par; Of the court to granting
General McC said he would then nlace In.
rogue st upon that ground, as Ne wished 10 ppt
himself in possession of a letter which would
enable him the more fully 10 answ the ques-
ton.
This letter gives the exact position, number
OF the troops AT the time 10 which ti,e que.tIon
rpierf, and list Of the orders issued
The request WAS granted.
Question Of Gen. McDowell) Do you re-
collect III the order 10 Gen. McDowell Inform
ing him his corps would be the last 20 embarh-
thst IL, after sumner's-was sent 70 him from
the steamer Commodore, after Won had Iefs he
pennls ulsl
q. A. think il wac 1 wrote a great uauv
papers on that steamer.
The court tat half-pasttwo) adpou rned un.ll
this morning al II O'Clock, when the examina-
tion OF Gen. Mcclellan viii be resumed
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~A railroad has been opened across the
Swedish peni Oula, connecting the port ~ Go:-
tenberg, on the Cdtegaf, with Stockholm, the
capital. The whole line is three hundred AMI
twenty miles long, and It's completion Will en-
able travellers TO reach ~. Petersburg AZ ait
seasons of the W ar by more cxr,editious row.,
than through Germany and southern Ru-sla-
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~ The common council of Indianapolis,
Ind, have dis charged the entire police force
They Included that there had been robberies,
burglaries and murders enough perpetra.ed
within the last month TO warrant this step.
They will organize another force, consisting OF
twenty -eight detectives, under Il police board
of which the mayor is the head.
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AT NOTICE
NlEMBERs OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
VISITING WASHINGTON
Will find it much to their advantage and personal
confort If roOming out) TO take their meals at this
we'll known and long established Restaurant The
entire establishment which Is Intended eIcIusive-
ly for q frst class Gentlemen's Restaurant, where
and on very moderate terms
Gentlemen are particularly requested to call
before making arrangements elsewhere nir,u,
NO Is colin 232 Pennsylvania aqenue.
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE.
Square s5-Lo.s Is, f9.
Square IS5-a0fss 1913 ! fs.3 y ,;aS =, ESQ
Square 1s4-Lots TO- II ~, Sub17
Square sssvsIs tSs-tSss tSs-tSs ,s !, S'''''
Res. s.A-E.st half of Lot Z, on Missouri avenue,
Also. a 6rst-eI.ss DWELLING in the First Ward,
and one in the Fourth.
JAS r. HALLIDAY, Real Estate Agent,
10 q colin Corner of Pa. avenue and Tenth st.
NJOTICE-THE COPARTNKRsHIP heretofore
L co was Dissolved by mutual consent on the slth
of August last. All those indebted to the nrm are
urgently requested to settle without delay at the
psrtner OF the late firm, takes pleasure in inform
ing his frieAds and the puslic generally that he
the former name and title, and will endeavor.to
-''''' INC r. j. HEIRERHER \ CO.
Successors to ii. p "a Ton & Coz
ssp Gm Citizens. Military and Naval Tailor.
A TREATISE on TIE LAW OF PR0NIS$0RY
~ NOTES AND BILLS OF ESGH ANGE.-Ey
ee$ fEANtk TAYLOR
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y ADJUSTMENTS.
wASAiNGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSFL YASIA xYENVE

PROPRIETORS. HAMBLIN co.
sTsiNEEss MASAGER...:A. A JAMES sfS PiHsRiM HsRhd
Second Week Of the
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
oil the eminent artistic,
4. 81. HEERkStNDsz, HEERkStN
Who I'll agpsar in the , COMIC nqrles9us entitled
And the comic pantomims Of
VOL u VENT.
In which he will per fern upon fourteen different
musical ipstru nents.
MILE PAuL1NEE.'' E.' 'ppe'r'nsSf S'%LE e. PAULINE.
The Besutiful and Accomplished Danseuse
MILE JULIA LEHMAN,
The Beautiful Spanish Danseuse.
NIRs wHELPLEY, MISS wHELPLEY,
MISS sifst RIFE A;FRggeasFssnEssn asEsnsLL, Ga
From the Winter Garden, New York.
New Ballet entitled
c,.,TH TILE FAIR IES; 81, WV.
GRAND CORPS Ss" DE BhHiEr' 80"
Comprising the most beautiful yonng ladies, under
the direction of Mons. szollosy.
FRENCH DANCING MASTER!
Professor. II. Hernandez
New sosGs, NEw DANCES AND BANJO soLos.
PAUL BERGER, PAUL BERGER,
DICK sisSSs2 ALLEN, J. 1f5FSS Si5S 5tFSStp,s D.SD.
MogEsrE BROS. .s'A'' ' MoREsrE Skssi BROS.
hAhn
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AMUSEMENTS:
FORD'6 NEW THEATRE,

FORO'S NEW THEATRE.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PENSA. AVENUE
(Also of Holiday Street Theatre, Balt,moreD
ALL TIE FAeBIOE AND BEAUTY OF TIE
CITY IN ATTENDAECHi
Third week cf tn yruns Pr;ma Donna
Miss CARoLINE RfCHINGs.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
The Grand Opera, adapted by Miss Richings enti-
tied the
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
MARIE, the Viyaniiere .....NIsS RICHLNGs
CARIOCCHE. HE.......M NIB RICUfNGS
To conclude with 0 BRILLIANT BALLET,
scribable splendors will shortly be produced
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FRIDAY.
FRIDAY
BENEFIT OF MISS RICHINGs!

ADhIsSIoS-Dress Circle and Parquet 81 cts !;
Orchestra Seats, Is cts Family Circle 25 cts; Pri
vate Boxes. IS.
Doors Open at 6it o'clock performs nee co M
q
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THE BEST TALENT IN THE COUNTRY
THIS GfRgpT fsRgpeT1r1T Tt4j iSsjt5} at Elm,

COKE COKE.
rr.trsts Coke, h..v, AMI I'D now for sale a.
the Gas Work.. Price 10 cents per busheI IGauirs
at Office Gas Light Company: IF. BROWN,
de fweo Secretary in Charge.
It BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
4 HIS Is superb article, one that will please
sxsry wry lover OF a good, healthy, and nutritious
Hotels. Eating Houses, Suffers, Grocery Store.
ana fsmlles supplied every morning aud evening
Also, Warm, Baked Beans, every Sunday morn
Och ssssfx The qgs,s or at
tween 18th and 18th .ts , below Penn svenue
Give us call.
Remember the number-2eJls. d. 6-eo3w-
CASSIMERBgs!NEss Sc !Ts, BEAyEKOyER-
VESTS. Black Cloth fRoCK COATS. Just 'rta re
esivsd and WI" be sold sotH q G4r grsss
de 4taw4w lint s6s Penn avenue.
ROYs' CAssIMER JACKETS AND PANTS TO
- match. Boys and Youths Cassimer SACK
COATS, VESTS and PANTS to match We have
for cash NsAH WALKER & CO,
de 4.4taw4w IInt.i 36s Penn. avenue.
SI and c0LoRED DRESS sRIRTs. embracing
a!sTy lsrgc sssorinsnt of wooLEN aud CAsfssII, ISL,
nER sHIk rs Ssag,iq Rasssfns + 4 low prices
de 44tawiw Until 36s Per avenue
GENTS UNDER GARMENTS.-A very large
N assortment of Shaker Flannel, English Ne.
rinO, Grey Mixed Merino and Canton Flannel
Cndershirts, with Drawers to match, from the
~ " SoAm WALKER 4 CO.,
de+4taw4w lint 36s Penn. avenue.
PECIAL NOTICE
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s.-T.-l86O.-x.

5.-T.-l86O.
s.-T.-1sGo-x BRAKES PLANTA.
TION BITTERS
OF this celebrated brand appears to be in every
ones mouth, as well as on every ones table.
They are splendid article and can be relied
upon to strengthen and invigorate exhausted
nature. sep 25 -eo6m
WILSON'S PHILADELPHIA
No. 119 Pa. az sa,c. lsth and 2ofh SIS
The undersigned takes this method Of returning
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
the past year and to assure them that pains will
ment.
l have and will keep constantly on hand, from
sITTESi tSR4SqE S3HSiIY UTTER: fRGITs
Private families officers messes will find the
best assortment of marketing ever offered in this'
no 25-lm THOs. r. WILSON.
AL Kinds 5Gs Of eStks soobs tf H2ME
to s 9s ssfs ss and sods
Ore price only marked in distinct figures hence,
M for by
An inspection of stock solicited no obligation
thereby incurred TO purchase,
de slot Pa ave. and Ninth street
CLARIFIEb CIDERl
~ CLARIFIED CIDERg
have just received per schooners George 2.
Adams" and y w, ~ from Boston, q lar ge supoly
ofPure Massachusetts CLARIFIED CIDER, which
offer for sale at the lowest market price in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
Hotel keepers, suffers and all others in want of q
prime article Of Cider are invited to call and ex-
anime this before purchasing elsewhere.
kILRY A. SHINN
Union Bottling Be pot, 81 Green 81 ,
no &c II GeorgetowB. d. Q.
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSkNESS 30
- TYLER'S
COMPOUND SIRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENESs, 30.
- TYL ER'S
COMPOUND SIRUP OF GUM ARABIC.

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been so long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with it's extr sordina
~ efficacy 1t be had at all the principal drug
stores at 8 and ffty cents q bottle.
oe d2rS ao4ru.
INOR SALE-A one HORSE COUPE. Enquire ~
l. GEN. hcCLELbANS =. corner 18th and Ii cts.
oe3
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CANTERBURY HALL,
INCREASED ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK
G. L l. 4 w 4 Z
THE CROWDED HOUsES
ISIHNA a +, EEXR MYTH ITR11T
In The rear Of the Nattcaai Hotel

Accorded to it. By the ublic, demand an acknov,
edgment Of Cnparatsked Patronage.
1t stands on the Rock Oi Public Opinion which -
the .olid foundation of succes.
THE CANTERBURY SPARES NO EXPEySE
To obtain the best Talent in the seuntryNfor hera
All the Great Stars of the p cfession
First make application for engagement
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Miss CAROLINE RfCHINGs,
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Z L Z I l. NO TICE
TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICERS OF THE ARMYAND NAVY.

ODEON HALL,
The old and established Emporium of Clothing,
that has for 20 many years supplied the citizens of
Washing gtOn and vicinity with all that is essential
for the elegance and comfort of the outer man, is
now supple with the most com plete and fashion
able stock that We have ever had the pleasure to
offer
COATS, PANTS and VESTS of the most desra.
bic styles that could be found in the market
Our assortment of SHIRTS, WERS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES. &c, cannot be surpassed,
and will be sold at prices that do not allow Of COM
petition.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER COATS.
LARGE STOCK or MILITARY OVER GOATS.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER COATS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS GOATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL DEsCRIP-
TIONS.
vALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.
Our stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
is the lar gest and most fashionable that has ever
been offered in this city, and ,At the lowest prices
they can possibly be obtained in this city.
~ Call and at ODEON HALL corner AZ
street and Pa. avenue. the Great Clothing Mart Of
Washington city. . oc 9eotf
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ILL TIE FAeBIOE AND REACTY OF TIE
CITY IN ATTENDAECEi
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A TREATISE on TIL LAW OF PRONIS<ORY
~ NOTES AND BILLS OF EACH ANGE.-Ey
IE'oIhi!us Parsons. ys'a. To- ~ 1hi1Sh =;
Ges EEattb TAYLOR
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Little Rock, Feb 8, 1861.
10 tie Public.

NV advertisement in the newspapers of a
patent process for Tanning Leather has
called forth so much correspondence and SO
many inquiries concerning its operations,
that 1 have thought fit to issue a Circular
the much sought after infosna
ton.
/ am the Inventor and Patentee, and the
Patent has been allowed by the authorities
a. Richmond: My process is a domestic
chemical one, such as can be obtained from
the herbs of the woods in the country, and l
use Sumac as base in Tanning:s AL the
ingredients are, plentiful in the Southern
country: Watts or troughs used in the old
process will answer every purpose in the
now, only it does not require half so many:
The Leather looks as well and is as good in
quality or better than that tanned by the
old bark process: l have had the process
thoroughly tested and witnessed by worthy
and honorable gentlemen in this city who
will vouch for its efficacy. 1 do not sell
rights to any one on time: All moneys
sent at my risk by taking the Postmaster's
receipt without registering.
Address me at Little Rock, Ark, enclos-
ing ten cents to pay postage 30 HATToX
apl52m Little Rock, Ark
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Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double hue boilers
Circular Saw Mills of the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade TO produce bet
ter or more effective article at a Tess
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shatting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India Robbcr Betting.
Woodwruth Planning and Matching
Machmes.-
Artesian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nishcd to order.
Steam Guages, Whistles. &c,
and every description Of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logue of our Machinery, free by mail j;
all we ask is preference at the, same
price, with equally good Northern
Works. Address E. NJ. IVENS,
| No. 50 St. Charles ST., n. O.
No. Sly
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DENTAL NOTICE.

YINHE undersigned will he absent from,
l. Shreveport until about March. Mr. L.
f.. Samuel is my legal agent during my alb
sencc, and will collect my claims and dis
charge debts, whenever able so to do.
My former assistant will be found in the
office. :. HINSON, u. ID. s..
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1862.
shreveport papers please copy one month,
discontinue my card until my return, and
present bills to Mr. Samuel. >. II.
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r., Urhom This ldou Concern.

This is to certify that we were called upon
TO witness the Patent Process for Tanning
leather, invented and patented BY our towns
man, 3. O. Hattox, tested, and we We're the
eye witnesses to his process of tanning in
in thirty hours, apiece OF Leather that will
make good upper Leather for coarse shoes,
we are fully Of the opinion that his process
is as good as recommended in his adver-
tisement, and will speedily bring about a
complete revolution in the Tanning art: He
makes known to us the ingredient used in
his Tanning art, and there is any quantity
in the country and throughout the Southern
States. WIN. f WOODRUFF,
r. l.. DUFF,
X S YERKES
Little Rock, Feb s, 1861.
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36l Patronize Home Industry.
SIMON ELRMAN,
SHOEMAKER,

Cor. W0rAct and lIi2aaa stsccfs,
WILL give special attention to making
w Shoes for ladies and Misses, and
hopes to receive a. liberal patronage in this
new enterprise. Repairing neatly executed
nj shert notice. s20-3m
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Mooney FOIND.-A certain sum of
4NI money in a pocket book. was picked
up on Tuesday evening, on the opposite
side of the river, between Yrs. Canes brick
kiln and the ferry landing The owner can
have the same by calling at the Southwes-
tern Office proving property, and paying
CHARGES. u. G,
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:V'When subscribers see Time Esvis1,
stamped on their paper, it denotes that In
two weeks their time Of subscription e. pires.
the LATEST NEWS,
Received Last. Might.

We no longer entertain hopes of
the safety of Island No. 10. for an ar
ticlc in the Memphis Appeal satisfies
us that it has fallen into the hands Of
the Federals. The particulars are
On the LIST inst. Fuckers battery was
spiked. On the 9Th the enemy with
a gunboat engaged Fuckers baftery,
the guns eff which had been restored
to fighting condition; second gun.
boat passed down unperccived the
enemy had possession of-he river be-
low the Island: On the 18th inst 9he
enemy assumed the offensive below
the island. They silcnced the bat
terry manned by detachment OF
Southern Guards; the guns vera
spiked and the limbers cut. Other
batteries We had on this side below
the island We're snccessively silenced.
Our guns seventy in number, We're
spiked with rat-taH files sottened at
one end balls were then rammed in
at the muzzle-they turned the soft
ends Of the files aud clinched them:
The transports we're scuttlcd the
ammunition in the magazine was de-
strnycd. After this our forces made
their cscapc;S best they could.
We find the following list Of the
killed and wounded OF the Shrerc.
Rebels ut the battle Of Shiloh. III the:
Crescent:
NAeI--Corr. Miller; Priyatcs ID.
jD'l;ricl,. Frank McG,irr.
acknowledgements i. -tpplebv,
y. Dean. ). Mitchell; pr;vatcs john
Dnhiy, W. Fry, NJ. Carroll, Il. Hascl1.
+. c'NciIl, Tom. Ward, NJ. Egan,
Dick lIohy lims, Mat Malpv, X.
,>i.l.lnan.
-Nixs;ng-rorporsl IL. Gilman,
Private Tom Welch.
lTITING THE SCREWS TO Them.
A bill has passed the Legislature in
kentucky iE,AictinSa fine Of not less
than $50, or more than $500. on any
minister or priest who shall solemniz-
Il marriage unless he shall have first
taken the oath of allegiance to the
Emitted States, andsworn that he has
never aided the Confederate cause.
Two items Of Northern news intel
ligence:' The Herald says that The
conspirators III the Federal Congress
are every daybecomin= more deeper
ate and violent.
\ terrible disaster has occurred at
the pyrotechpic factory in rhiladel-
phia. Some sixty persons were kill
ed and wounded.
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10 To Editors and Printers. 80

NOR SALE-Thc Newspaper and Job
l. Material, books, and outstanding d6bts
OF this office. Reasons for selling given on
application, if desired. 80 a person who
will continue the publication OF the paper,
n barrnin VIII be offered The materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock OF pa
per on hand Ia last six or eight months
Address the proprietor. d9Otf