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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
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constantly on hani and sale at s3 per thousand
 We also i'll all hIs for every kind of sawed Cinbar Jan L. IS62 3.n. IRWIN & FUSShIT.
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For Sale, CheaE

sPRn ACRES OF GOOD LAND, about
 e9 sU ten miles from Little Rock. There &1TeA is good Log Dwelling House and other huiid <sAf4 inc3 on the place; small field under cultya lsssri L tion and aa excellent Spring of pure water Issss E This place will be sold at bargain For fur ther information inquire at this Office. 0 Jan. 16 1862. 3t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
STATE OF ABKANSAs,(
{ 8u Ga, D'rorce.
Jan. I6. 1862. q

STATE OF ABKANSAS,l
 COUNTY Hor SPRING
 Harrfttt Afa;r, C0mplainGat,1
 ; httt .J0F Dft)3tt. Milton Adair, D9ei&ant Tn inc Circni Court of Hot Spring County before the Cak thereof in vacation, November 25l, lN5i
 AY ts day cones sai1 copr!sinen ly T Black. h.l solicitors nni files her liH Of coApailt aus, t, ti Mnn Adafr the object of which i, tJ obtain diyl--s f,n, t,e bonds of matrnanr now eX sting between sIj comni,inant an said defendant; And whaeas t az. altir i a n r rsdsnt of tlis Sste h IS therefore oaut that publication be male in the True pen3etlt" nsN.p bv ,v. r,urnr the said defendant ta 1r at ti .ya term of this court cou.t to be holden a ilc eas housa in the of o.k rt in the c.u q sr'o-, plead answer or dcmur the sad Blt o complaint or thc sans will be taken confessed against nm , u
 HUGH IcCALLUM Clerk A true copy from the record ,,,r-.,y c, Jan I6 1962. 2w. c st of alv. 5 O0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

MT. Flanagin, of Henderson, TsSs, 'ahner' has ten thousand hides in his yats.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
Grinding Cheap and at All Times
Sawed Lath

xET are now prepared to gind and make .a lest
 ? of meal whenever the corn lsbruugh to the L! and only charge the eighth
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
Notice to Pre- -emptcrs.

ALL persons having ,a and valid claims of T-s emp tions on any slii ttls ste hereby r"IHI c. eHs - ward, n.k PIoot teir Itr emrt.ous aetti.ig t'4sw before ,le day of sale a. itHe payment tevug ess they will lose all bc, d vt auv trth,ol or tl" as whatever N 'I V. FLOYD. H--i,tyI.
 N. ROSE. Rec iv-r. Ltyo OFFICE AT CLlRKsvILLE, Aa1, Jan. C, lst- Jan. Is, Ia62. 9t
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arv,ystg p.y.rsy-,rr, Ja,. 1So2

AHEtN3A3 PETlTEN-ftRT, Jan. IS02 Nr. T. O. HNrToX--c.: hlve tf1r,,4hIv tesol ne re- cc,, tr plt, Whcu lu. eaa.eI c. on. aud no hes -l b >N1 ha- it nldLt. Ia ler in hG-l time old i-y .os-ss wqnjt lt am nd t to tar.ueI4 and t0 ltu "isliTs % tan li!er 7er.
 lfruts, A. J. WARD.
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N o T I c E

A u persons indebted to CLEMENTS < sYIIJITT on
 account are requested to forward and settle i'm at par. CIrNYTlsT,s "'I s yITII pTT Jan Is, ISj2 3. A'A A0 "Aui4NA-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
Confirmation No. Q, of Swamp and Over
 flowed Lands in the Helena District

A0rlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That additional S frmaton of Swamp and OSarfowed Lauis h., been made o the State of Arkansas, in the hereinafter named in the Helena District. o.Mit:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

BSs- ". Y. HUrT will pay literally for hides and peltries.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
CANpry, ArK rec. q. 1861

Dr. B. HtTr3x- Dtrr Sir: nave tcscl 5ir rroccss
 tannin- ar enr0- ior ai lnefiy to si+ ht is in rispr-' .r-t nnTn <. tn yNIr advert ,-nlent. tse etI.r If the n.trg-,j1ns car4ie out fully. Nou.s tiuiy, etc, W Ii. A. BEEK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

sEg~ Some two or three weeks since, certain parties %, up fair, ostensioly by the litAe eitls of Little Rock, the proceeds Of which were 10 be used for nobody knew exactly what, and the last heard from the funds raised were that they were on deposit. A lady of this city collected from the clerks in ihe state house, small sum with which to furnish table at the fair, but the money was demanded from her before the day arrived for tue lair She refused to give t up, and wished to return it to the do nors. Upon their refusal to receive it, she made another disposition of the money, as will be shown by the following letter:
 OvERToy GENERAL HOSPITAL,
 Memphis Jan. ,, lo62S Mas R. CoGBuRN, LiIe Rock, Ark.-
 Dear Madam: have the honor to acknowl edge the receipt Of twenty dollars, the voluntary IL will be appropriated you desire, to the sick and wounded.
 The hospital Of Southern Mothers has been sus pended and the patients transferred to this hospi tai. l had charge of the Southern Mothers from it's first patient to its close, 2,237, and am now as- signed to duty and in charge of the Overton Gen. eral Hospital.
 The Southern Mothers has been blessing to Arkansas, and trust that, under my management, the Overton shall prove itself equally as efficient, and able to provide for all who may be sheltered within it's walls.
 Yours truly,
 Asst. Surgeon, r. 4. c. S.
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Beef Hides and Peltry.

for which the highest price will be psid in cash at my store on Main street. W f w Y pIyTT Jan l6, ise,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

Gen. Mcclellan told the Yankees that they had made their last Bull run" He could not, Of course, iorcsee how soon John Bull would make them run
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

We catch the following good hits from the Louisville Courier:
 Gen. Pillow has resigned. What will the Memphis papers now do for sensation dis patches.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
Public Land Sales at the Land Office at
 C!arksville Arkansas.

N pUrsuanc. or an orlei from ha AultJrot tn Stataf
 trk tnsas. we will ofer rr -al' t) the li st bIi ct, at the Land 0Hce tho City ef CN'ise oH h- &i fnvo.!p, Nos and . I!1t ot lsuza numbcryi t west
 as tue sie has never oa-rd fr sal, tlcr fore ia
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

@- Detached Coupons will not be re- deemed at the office of the State Treausurer, as has been frequently before stated in this paper.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

Seward can give the same report of his pass with Johh Bull that the Yankee Generals do of most of their battles as follows Just when winning the day, it was deemed prudent in view of superior force to retire, which was done in good order"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

Some of our Southern tunes seem to be in vogue at the North. We infer so, from the way the Yankees have lately been practicing Mason and Shdell's Quckstep."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

There are C0,000 men in Lincoln's army, in the hospitals. By next spring this number will be increased.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

The British ocean steamer, Ella Marley ran the blockade at Charleston on the 2d of Janua- ". bringing valuable assorted cargo. Every week or two there is an arrival a. one of the southern norris
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
War Items.

Jim Lane, the bully, brigani and blackguard, las been made brigadier-general by Lincoln. 4 correspondent of the Richmond Examiner avs that Brownlow will be male a brigajier .eneral. as soon as he reaches Incondgm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

There is no doubt but that in three, if not more. of the federal States such of the convicts as will agree to proceed South and destroy pro- perty by setting fire to houses, bridges and fac tories. have been released. Their own papers admit it and their prison returps prove Ii.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

The federal gun boat fleet is at Cairo. There are l2 gun boats and 35 mortar boats. Their destination is supposed to be up the Tennessee river. We'll informed persons in Tennessee nre confident that big battle or several battles will be fought within the next ten days.
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Iatest from New Orleans.

AuausrA MAY o.-The jackson Misssssfpptan
of the lst lust, has extracts from New Or.
leapa papers Of Tuesday. The authorities of
the CITY held out to The last in stubborn and
heroic refusal to lower the nag of their adop.
ton.
All the guns Of Fort Jackson were
a. liked before the surrender. Fort Pike was
evacuated. and every thing 1t contained q ban
doned
DOM. Farragut sent n comm AMIGA ton to
the Mayor and Council on the IS n ult., com =.
planning OF the refusal to haul down the
Confederate II &, &c and uctifsd them to
remove the women and children In forty Gig b t
hours.
Tho Mayor convened the Council, AID they
decided 40: to recede from their position.
The Louisiana nag still floats upon the
breeze.
Mayor Monroe nobly replied TO Farragut.
s'ying, 1--WE will stand your bonn bardmeut,
unarmed and undef4Cdsd as we ale's
Err, gus, On the 20 b. again add :eEssd the
Mayer, saying: " For IS Jackson and st. Phi
lap have fallen, ana We will now proceed tv
raise the United Safes ii e o. the Custom
House. lie Mayor must see that ~ is re-
spected with all The civil power 0. the city
Ane evening DeEoI "a W cunt Soay, saJs suai
all the CCL Tolerate fl .Gs III tn 3, city have beer
lowered, and thai Federal Il gs now float
from the public buildings, under the pl olec
ton of ,hs ensmy'e guns.
All the city papers are still published, bat
are confined to local topics. IKE Fedora! eI-
pee. to take military possess on c. the CT ON
" tuesday.
The Commander! OF tks French steamer,
Milan, opposite New Orleans, notified Farra-
gu: that forty eight hours notice of bonn
oarGment wac ridiculous, aud demanded Sky
4 vs. tsr the evacuation II The city
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The Enemy In H1iddiesex.

Prom ihs sabjoined letter, which appeared
In yestsrday's Nag, 1t seems that the In vaders
are pursuing their usual system OF ROBBERY
and outrage among the defenceless inhabi.
tann in the vicinity Of the Eappa hammock
river:
Woop STOCK, M.ddlessx Cs May 81.
Un Sunday last, about O'Clock, four row
boats, with lhirty-two Yankees, came up To e
fisnsatank river, stopping at several places,
ard reached Mr. Thomas South's, on the
tloocesier side, opposite my house. So soon
IS they landed they ran up to tue house
Wfsie they found 10 person but a negro Eo-
man. or her they demaud ed the keys She
Sd them her mistress was out visiting, and
mao carried away the keys. Tney immedi
a'eiy commenced breaking open the locke,
and took all the meat from the meat house
ana Killed and carried away two hogs they
ioupo 10 pen, carried away boat, SSH, and
some bed clothing and wearing apparel. On
ioesd2y they came up again la large
steamer and tug. The large steamer Stopped
~ frserort, and the tug Went nearly to Turks
terry, where they went ashore, and one Of
me men stole piece ormeat from one Of DR.
Nioolson's negro women. They went down
asaln In the afternoon, and about two and &
nAif miles below my house they were fred on
oy sruiiery from Matthew's One of the
steemers was struck threa timer ami the
other twice. Two Of our men were siiehtiv
wounded. After being fired on. thev corttnnaSS
on out OF the river, and l eelieya have NO,
been In since. PIIor TO that their vess.Is
for several days had been laying In Fish,ne
Bay, about opposite 70 Sandy Bottom. The
Fiarkatank at my house il about three.
eighlhs OF a mile wide. R.H.
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Died, On the 10 n ult,mo. in King William
county, ut the residence Of her hush" nd. Mrs
ELIZA X. OL.EWt NTc, wife of Young J.
Clemen e. In he co year OF her age.
For many years the victim OF disease and
intrEss ain. she bore her suferinSs with the
u.m cs: forI:uds aud resis uation: The sud-
den and unexpected osath in the Army, In
Rich moud, OF al afsctionate ard devoted
sou, just tan DC ys previous to her own decsase,
mad prcducad y shock 200 groat for ner enfee-
bled aId Wasted frame to bear P4rnl zsd ~
the blow, she sank rapidly bus calmly. ana
earnestly de sizing .het pace and deltverarce
from bodily aid IN tai suffering which shs
hopefully an, cipa:ed in death. Possessed of
an intelligent mind, distinguished for great
c1ndor AMI ;rankuess of character, kind, So
cial III d AfscLionate In an exalted degree, she
was SUI rourd-d ~ n large circle OF relatives
and friends, WHO deeply lamsnted ths loss
ihes have sustained. Charity IN an enlarged
sense, bel evoisnce and hospitality, werem mark
ed traits in Ter character and IN I'll the re-.
~1ations Of li;s she wasexemplary and blame.
less, and helt we'd ny all wha knew her. she
hiss lefi dsV ottd husband and children, and
near relatives, VITO watched over ner. and
aid I'LL in tneit power 40 scothe her dylD
pillow, and THO have 20 mourn u lo.s which
20 them Is iIreparable; but they mourn not
without hope that their loss Is her gain.
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THIS pay.
~ fsNT, pAfNs 4 90, Isea
SALE
A. DIR UOUDs AT AUCTION.


E.xrsNslvE SALE =,
On WEDNESDAY. the 7sh, we shall sesl,as
our warehouse, the entire Dhtance OF tDS
stock OF Messrs. kn1aDEN 4 Fox. ana ON"
sinne the sale until ths whole ts closed. IN.
Guided IN the latter viii DO found variety Of
scarce goods, many Of which are In Grsos
demsnd-yiz:
irish ems, Linen sheetings,
Printed Jsconets and Lawns,
Elegant Fancy silks,
Splendid sHk, arensdins and Orxsudis
Robes,
Black GIpac,es.
Superb Dam asks and Cloths,
White Goods. fu,l assortment.
Turks- Red Prints, Furniture Prints,
Dirnities, 3 ireEss, Vest1ss,
Brown Linen Testiugs,
Linen Handkerchief.
Elegant Saa-ls, Lacss, EN- brotderiss,
Lace Curtains, hiuslfn Cursains,
ingram. Tapestry and Velvet Osrpstings,
Rugs. SILK and Gotten Hosiery,
AVID THURsDAY, the 9Th, the balance
Ehits Goods, ainghams,
Nestinss, Pan: s,tnns,
Spended BLACK MORE Antiques.
Black and Co'ored Delaines,
ZONES, Chsllies, rich Silks.
6omoazines, Dress Goods,
SroWn Sheedrgs,
heavy striped Osasburgs, &c.
In invoice of s u N III Z CLUTHIN0-
Shirts. Drawers, &c and ten cases mems,
boys and women's Shoes.
N The above sales will be con II IN ned unttl
the en- ire voices are closed
KENT, PAINE CO..
my ids AuctioneefA
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Sy r. ". hkkSAE, AuettoHssy,
IOfflea ro-nsT l2tn and Oa.y gtrsets.l

HOUSEHOLD AND KITC HER FUKNI.
III TUKE FOR sALE AT aUCrItH-
= III ne sold on THURSDAY morning Missy
g. commencing at ten O'Clock, at tee residence
Of Mr. VIM. Weed, (1ho 70 dsclinisg house.
kseppgJ GA Franklin. betw. en- Goth and .1th
streets, all OF bis Hca.hold :nd Kitchen Fur.
nitnre, consis liz Z in part Of
Ve!ve. aa. Brussels Carpets, Sofas. Arm
Chsirs, marble top tables. mahogany Ward
rOtes, rosewood marble top Bureaus, rose.
wood and walnut Eedsteads, rosewood and
Wallut Bureaus marble topf), rosewood,
maboean aud walnat w ashstanAs, wi h mar.
bi tops, rosewood hat Rack, mahogany Side
board. walnut Extension Dining Table, tea-
lLsr Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bed.
dirg, china, md Glassware, &c.
Also, very fine Cooking stove, (Stewarts)
nearly rev. with the Usual variety OF H tchep
FGrL :tu:e.
TERAs.-Cash on delivery.
myo :HOS w K1ESEE, auct'r.
By JAS. n TAYLOR + S0N, AuessoHesTs.
ok HOUSES AND LUTS, a. tho corner Of
= msyo end Broad streets for sac a: Auc.
ton We will sell on THURSDAY, the s.h
day CT May, 1854, On the premises, cnnmeac
Ing at II O'Clock p. ID those SIX Brick Tene-
men is situated at the corner OF Broad and
Dayo streets. This rIoperty Is ioca ted Ia the
centre Of business, and ~ now ted Gu. TO
good tenants at fair ren .. and ~ well adapted
for moderate sized families.
those seeking an In vsstInent would do we'll
10 attend the sale.
third cash the balance at s
and IL months. for regouaCie notes. Interest
added, and secured by trust deeds. The pu..
chaser or purchasers 10 pay tns taxes and In.
suraace for 1863.
JAS ii. TAYLOR SON,
myS Auctionsers.
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Latest from Corinth.

AuarsrA. May 8 The Corinth correspoE-
dent OF the Savannah Republican, Of the 9th.
says the roads sre In shocking condition from
the heavy rains, but 1t will he impossible to
pcsspone general engagement. The enemy
is maki e a movement on our right, spppos.
ed to be intended agar st tho Mobile rcnd.-
Arran eements have been made to meos him.
Capt Morgan has defeated and taken pris.
onsrs $50 FederaIs ~ Pulatoski. Tennessee.
He also captured train loaded with FEEDER.
al propertY.
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TN the 26th OF April, by the Rev. Joshua
Peterktn, Gen. Tns0MhSS. RAYMOND, Of
Marion, and LYDIA MCCONNELL, Of this
city.
On the 9th inst, at the brides residence.
by the Rev. u. y. Pearson, Mi. LOUIS u.
LIE RRArfDE, OF Louisiana, to hiies MIL.
DIED = BOWDEN, Of Richmond. Va.
On tn. LIT inst. in this city, by the Rev. Mr.
Brown. MAJOR GRAVES and Niles SARAH
+. SvCUkDALE, all Of this city.
Charlottesville aud Petersburg papers
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SHAnouI.sH's, > a Ls oF VALU n sLA
a. PAopaETY.- l. rur,uAncs OF The win u
he late DIR. Che lies Sircr will offer for sale, on
tie prsni a. un TUESDAY, the 18th day o: April
nazs, CT i; Nat ~ cot :Asr, she next fair day
thera aft.r, tas valuable estate called RRoOkHTLL,
On which she dsoea-ei resided .. the tins OF bis
fsatn.
1. les In :he eocutY 81 ALBEAARLx dx miles
So..a Of Oha.1o. esv!s On ;hs South eranca Of The
SiyAons river, en- contains oy rsoe1s survey 077f
.c.cs, OF which Que proportion 70 In ti,nber -
srom 30 - 30 acres Gro river low grounds OF The
bee; quality, well dcSnsd, aid highly proc octtve.
fhs upisnds are fsrsils, SID the Whole arm V In
good condition. 80 mach Of 1t NEc!uding layss
cart al Ito low g-ounds) - u grass thet, with
favorable se.son, Is oompussd the hay-crop this
yesr will not be short OK 2O0, COO pounds. A man
afsctusins and nsy mill are inst ct ths gate, apA
abe social advantages o! the re.ghborhood. In
point .! feopelnent, Intelligence, and virtue are
ao~hs-. szcsled, besides ths easy access to Char.
louisville.
hwoaid b. 4. good location for physician and
In quiet times foc q school.
The improvements consist Of . two.sto1y
dwelling house az brick, with pine rooms besdes
basement. dininx rgc.n. four frs-as outhousss.
containing upwards of 20 lodging rooms adAptsd
10 = boys school, Tor which .hsV usrs dssiez.sd
and have bsen asea, sud tho uausi on,oss. ssr.
vsnts' houses, barns, st.bos sc.
propose 10 ae.! q. the same time ali the
houssh Did and Kitchen furniture belonging
To- tbs eslats % :as deceased, tnc:uctnx all
tbs Appliances REQUESTS for large boarding
school. Amongst othsr Thugs may be men.
toned q quantity OF blankets and hedd Ing.
stoves, chairs, bsnckss, desks. &C. An excel.
lent Rosewood Piano. ane carpets, Z car.
riage, go-kc.so baggy, and spring wagon.
aud al-o = series of the best German and
American school APPS, on rollers, a. good
- new, and d large al 4 we'll selected library,
professional and general.
/ proposs q. the ssuns {, ne to Offer several
valuable negroes, OF both sexes, and the arm.
stock and utensils. toye thsr wish the stcolD
u bacon corn, hay, and other forage, 80 that
the purchaser OF tia farm may provide him
self abur dainty with all that be needs u
ccraucsi..
t5sAs.--Eor ths land. cne-naIf cash; IN
remainder In two AT d tour year, with intsx-
es. from the day ofsais, secured ~ 20 Cd FER.
&oEal security, and decd Of trust Oh the
premises For the personal property, AL
sums under 13o cash; over that amo Gnt.
credit OF four mouths. with interest added.
secured by negotiable note, well endorsed.
Proposals to pay chase privately before the
day Of sale may bs made 10 me AZ ths Unt.
versity Of WIS ala, or TO Franklin Minor.
Esq, in Richmond. during chs nstny
L. Gls,otnrs
IRE isGc gill Is s1or-'
IT, inspect IL, m
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W. AN rs

IA? AETED-A situa ion as TIE AOHEa,
Wv iii Il toniiy or school, CIV q Virginia
lazy Is competent 20 ,each AL the English
branches, latin, ard Music. R.sidelce in
Ct solgiA or south tarOi.ua pr refer ed. NO
summer vacation desired 10 obj ctiOn to
french family Salary moderate. Best refer.
ences given. Ad tr.ss imme5iatsly, stating
terms, "Vi.RfINiA" kicnmoEd, Va.
7-Ik
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an Example to Rock Ihrowers.-Two
small white lads were taken in custody
yesterday, on Franklin street, by tho
Provost Marshal's guard for throwing rocks
at houses. They were kept locked up for
several hours and finally released after re-
ceiving an admonition on the enormity of their
offence against decency
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G.glem<n have your letter of 3O,h ult.,
IN rel8Iicn to purcha ses of cotton for p2raons
residing in foreign countries.
Know no law which prohibi:s tn purchase
Of COTTON on foreign account, but / am not
s'sre Of any law or reason Of policy which
shlald induce this Government to extend to
property thus purchased greater protsctioE
than is extended 10 that OF our own citizens
/ is he settled determination of the Gov
Tpment 70 allow no cotton to fall into the
hands OF our enemies, as il is ler tectly we'll
Known that they would seizs ands appropriate
10 themselves all cotton they could find,
without regard TO ownership.
II your correspondents buy cotton, they
must expect 10 share the .ms risks ID are In =
CURED by our own citizens.
Your Obsdient servant,
J. r. BEEJAMIE,
Sec'y Of State,
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4 member of the 44th regiment of Penn
'sylvania, captured somewhere in the Valley,
was brought to this city yesterday on the Cen
trail cars and lodged in the c. s. Military
Prison None of the fifteen Yankees said to
have been captured near Yorktown few days
sinca have vet heen brought here
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AYr0HT SALE uF MISCELLANEOUS
~ GOODS ArD JEWELfY On WE'D.
NESD Y evening". 7th inst conn sneiag q "
O'Clock, We will cell, at store IL 50 los Of SUR
OKIE J, co. s;siirs In part Of
Ui.nhir q, II sissy, Yansy Goods.
Jswelry, China OellS.
COMBS, Brushs N2ars, 10.
REDWOOD s. kEACH,
m ~. Aueti0Drsyf.
NtEERNe1ENT ia ALL by order OF tns
NJ Hon Secretary CT war, ] shall proceed
- se;I, on TUESDAY, Nay eth, at ths O0l-
i|dsrnt" States Afmory, tie folio wing 2ri'
cles, viz!
One lot French Burr -LI.L.sTUNES, and
sundry other Fixtures Of tbs 0rist mill for.
merry occupied BY Iessrs. Mngrnder.
TINS az. icies will be aoid In 10 q to suit pur.
shessrs.
TERns-Uash. JAS. II. BURTON,
mn % Superintendent
IT. The above sale is postponed Enti,
WEDNESDAY, irst., st O'Clock p. NJ
MY j. H Il.
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Matsnee-To-day, at II O'Clock, grand
Matinee comes off at Metropolitan Hall, at
which time Lee Mallory's "Wsr Illustrations
are exhibited At night, the entertainment ia
preceded by an interesting lecture on The forts
and Notifications in and about New Orleans,
with come accounts of men and things not
generally known This is double attraction
Patriotic Contr5bution-The members of
the Sycamore Discipies) church contributed
on Sunday last $9i for the relief of our valiant
soldiers who are sick at Camp Winder.