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From the Tennessee River.

= CHICAGO, M arch IA special dispatch 10 the
Calcago Tribune, dated Cairo, 10th, says The
steamer Gladiator, from Padncah, brings a large
quantity OF ordnance stores captured al Fort DO.
neiS0n consisting IN part of % pieces OF artillery
aIld large quantity of ammunition.
The steamer hcGill has also arrived from
PtisbuTg, on the Tennessee river She irit there
Yesterday afternoon, bni reports no movements OF
importance. Skitmishes had occurred between
pickets and two or three had been killed on each
side. Four rebels were taken prisoners. The
Frbsls were concentrating at Corintb. NJ Mtss, and
Decatur, Aiablma-at the latter place in large
mum bers. The officers Of the McGill report that
not particle OF Unonism was manifested there
abOuts
gentleman just arrived from PIt.sburg land i
Ing says that on Friday last the4ehels burned the
bridges and destroyed the track Of the Charleston
and Memphis railroad between Florence and
PASSPORT. The country in that vicinity is covered
with water, the Tennessee having overlooked its
banks. Military operations there We're conse-
quently necessarily restricted.
The rebels evidently avoid the river, keeping
out OF the range Of our gunboats.
The rebel force at Decatur and Corinth are es-
tin.ated to number ~, 900
None of our gunGoats have assembled higher
than Savannah since the engagement Of the gun
boat Lexington with the rebel batteries at Pitts
burg The collection Of eig hty transports at Sa-
vannah, In connection with circumstances known
here not considered proper for publcstion, indi-
Gates that the country about the Tennessee river
at the Alabama line will be the theatre of extern
sive military operations.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
The News From Europe

PORTLAND, March e-The following addt-
tional news has been received by the Anglo
Saxon: .t.- .... Z. .... e.. s-.'-.t-r r-.-.- : p.
The Emperor Napoleon has withdrawn his
pension bill In favor Of Sen Montau6an.
Insurance rates on the steamer City OF Balu-
more had advanced TO eight guineas, she having
been out twenty-five days.
The London Times, en- noticing the recent
Federal victories, expresses the opinion that there
victories bring the government no nearer than
before to the reconstruction Of the Union.
The London Post now advocates a compromise
between the North and the South. p.
Satisfactory and encouraging interviews are be
Ing held with Earl Russell by Cyrus w. Field on
the subject of the Atlantic cable. .- q. sr-...s-
Henry and Edward Muggeridee, corn dealers,
London. have failed, with liabilities amounting
II Ia stated that the chiefs Of the barricades in
the former revolution have all been arrested In
Paris, and an uneasy feeling prevailed. The En-
pefor had donated a quarter Of million OF fsancs
to the suffering workmen. ......
Italy. ra ..gel a.. a... "a ~. -
Victor Emmsnuel was enthusiastically received
st hilan. An engagement between the insurrec-
hohists and the royal troops q. Nauphalia had
taken place -'...
Myers and Thompson, OF the Sumter, who were
arrested at Cad.z, have been released
reported that Smith o. prlen has challenged
Cir Robert Peel.
The treaty between Turkey and the United
states has been signed. ..--
q COMMERCIAL,
- LIVERPOOL, March 6.-Sales OF cotton for the
week 81 500 bales, the market closing dull and
Irregular at decline. Breadstufis closed easier.
Provisions dull
Corsols closed at % Z for money.
American seeuffties buoyant. u. =. SIS - 4
Illinois Central railroad i2i,, Erie railroad - Il i
Gh New York Central -.
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PfeniicPann


| The Memphis Appeal doesn't believe the re-
pOr. that the Union feeling exhibited at Florence
A Ia, on the arrival of the gunboatS, and the
reason for disbelief IS that tswe would, ere this
have heard Of 4 few cas- es Of hanging in North
Alabama-' w hat commentary upon the boast
n IN DaVis's message, that, In the southern
-Confederacy, "the feedOm of thoup lat, OF speerh b.
and OF the ps, S. Is inviolste"
The Memphis Appeals predicts that the rebel
army In Tennessee, after retreating 10 a certain
point, Will tnrn upon our forces and whip them
We don't belive that II win ever reach the turn
ing point.
The southern editors recommend that the
cotton and tobacco crops be burned lest they fall
into our hands For the same reason the rebel
arm es might as well b., burned with the cotton
and tobacco. -....-
Some animals won't fg ght II they are driven TO
bay. We guess the rebels won't fight much till
they are driven 10 the gulf
There's no use in trying to stop the Confede.
rate excavations. They have evidently become
chronic.
We have no doubt that nature gave Humphrey
MARSHALL so broad seat TO indicate unmista kably
that all msnkind might kick II.
Ibe Confederates, v hen they evacuated Col
umbns, went in transport to Island No. 10, but
they didn't feel much transported.
The Cleveland Herald says that It is very
hard to suit Us upon tue slavery question Not
harder In our opinion than u Is to be right and
do right, but that's very hard to some fOlEs.
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From Winchester,

WINCHESTER, March 10 "A messenger from
strasourg reports that the rear guard of jacksons
rebel army disputed Gen. Shields approach TO
that place foot by foot with his infantry and artl-
lery IL Is reported that our cavalry upied the
town after the moon rose last night One Of our
soldiers was severely wounded g..
a The official report says that Gen Shields en-
countered the rear guard Of jackson Just beyond
Middletown, with four field pieces and small
bodies of infantry a-d cavalry They disputed
Shields progress, stopping at all the strongest
points and then retiring. They crossed Cedar
creek and destroyed the bridge Gen. Shields
this morning built temporary bridge, and, after
skirmish, entered the town, and threw out his
plckets two miles beyond the town. The less of
the enemy is not stated.
The cavalryman wounded yesterday In the skir.
mish suffered the amputation Of bis leg today
Heavy firing has been heard in the direction OF
Strasburg since the above information was re-
ceived. ---.. .-------
The railroad bridge at Hsrper's Ferry was com.
pletsd last night. The railroad 10 also ON pleted
from Cumberland TO Martnsbnrg, but 1t will take
several days to finish the Martinsburg bridge.
An agent Of Adams Express Company is now
here, to re-estabiish their otices.
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SOUTHERN AFFAIRs.

The Confederate Congress at Richmond was
last week discussing resolution instructing the
military authorities to inquire into the expedi-
ehcy of constructing fortifcations Immediately
near Memphis, Helena, Natchez, Napoleon,
mouth Of Red River, and other places.
The Richmond Examiner severely criticises
General Pillows report of the surrender Of
Fort Donelson. 1t designates this report as
being "replete with that egotism and vanity
which is inseparable from everything that
emanates from the same source" and says
that these characteristics are so manifested
upon the face of the document as to destroy
much of the confidence with which the reader
is disposed to give its narrative. I" In Wow OF
the statements of General Pillow the Examiner
says: -
I" Why Gen. Johnston, instead Of lying idle
at the Bowling Green, did not reinforce the
fort with part Of his tr.ops, or come to 1t with
his whole army, which he might have done as
well as 20 to Nashville, remains the great
mystery Of the day."
The Richmond Dispatch publishes para
graph recommending the obstruction of james
river by sinking stOne-laden vessels. Should
not the attention 0f Earl Russell be drawn at
onee To ihiS . 'barbarity?"
The Leesburg (Vs.) WashingtOnian Of the
9Th instant gives notice of a Virginia election,
by which it Is hoped to put all end to universal
suffrage: T-.
1nuisuay next TUG Peopie wiz DC chlIeu
upon to vote for the adoption or rejection of
the new constitution, and also to decide
whether the right Of suffrage shall be uni
yeTsai, or whether it shall be exercised by
those only who pay their taxes. The polls
will remain epen for three days.
The correspondent of the Memphis Appeal.
writing from Richmond on the 27th ultimO,
does not hesitate TO impeach the loyalty to the
eOnfederaey Of a number of the Inhabitants Of
Richmond. lie says:
You recollect how the Paris Moniteur
spoke Of the landing OF Napoleon on his return
from Elba, and how il greeted his arrival in
the capital The COrsican monster has
escaped - TheasUrPer has landed in France .
den, BoRApsrte is at GrenOblen Napoleon
"a al Lyons The Emperor is at Paris
Htr'S PEap,rsHTn Such would be the tone,
fear, Of too many Of the Inhabitants Of Rich
mOGd toward Mcclellan"
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The War on the Mississ,pp,,

CHICAGO, March Is The Times special dis.
patch from Cairo day says: .4 -
In the engagement yesterday the gunboat Gin.
cinnau received q shot which Is said to have
damaged her machinery. The bursting of the
gun on the St Louis killed two, mortally
wounded two, and severely wounded ten persons
Nobody wss hurt on the flagship, and No damage
was done TO any OF the other vessels Of the feet
Nothing has vet been heard or the land forces
at New Madrid. d.----
CAIRo, March 10, p.m-The latest intelligence
received from below is contained In dispatch
from Gen. Pope, dated a m. this morning, and
stating that up TO little before that time the firing
had been heard heavy and continuous At
O'Clock II had materially siackened
The latest accounts from Columbus are to II
O'Clock yesterday morning, at which time heavy
cannonading was distinctly heard In the direction
Of leland No. 10. .--f :.
Information frcm Columbus, received last eve
ming, states that small body Of rebels had reap.
peared on the banks of the river, six miles below
them. =. ta IA. q
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AM e ERICAN WATCH ES
FOR
No More English er French Rubbish, made
to sell, but not 10 keep ,ime.

Why should an American bay a foreign Watch,
when he can get q better and cheaper cne at home'
WhJE skou!d an American needlesslY enrich
foreign Watoh manufactures .t the e1 psnse of our
own artisans! O. in ... a
WIZ Gsou!l aE American senG god TO Eng lant
and Frsnoe, our covert but bitter enemies, whom
gold Is 90 much needed AZ hone!
NhJ Should sn American buy an imported
Watch, which, IN nine oases out OF ten, Will cost
more 10 keep order for one year. than It's orisi-
nal price. and which was never intended to keep
tine under any circumstances -s
Why sh0pli Americans not patrOni-e moro
generally American HsaulaetGEes, cnd thus eIAu-
clpats themselves from tie thradom of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gew-
gsNE?
The American Watch CompanJ's Watches are
particularly adapted for soldiers use, bong most
substantially msde, and not liable to get out Of
order, either In marching, riding, or lighting.
Sold BY N. w. GAIT &c BRO, 3S4 Penn.yl-
vanis avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders should De addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents ofthe American Watch Company,
fe 8-lm r- 1s2 BroadwsJ, n. Y.
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RsLMBoLD,S EXTRACT EUcu,

RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCgD
For Weskneeees
ArlflnE from E0ceseeE, H1hits Of pt.nfu.fos .
EsriS lldiscretlon or AhEss
Affrrdsd SftA fhs E5Ilovixs Sv1uptosss:
IntisP9sIaoh to EzsrtOr, LOss Of Power,
Weak Nerves, Tremnt 80
Horror of DiSeaSe, WsksfgIDs@s
DIIlness Of NiEpn, Pas IN the RaeTs
gn!Versai Lassltuce OF the Muscular system,
Hot bands, FluEbITE ol - bod
DTyners OF the skin, FrUptioas on The Fsos
-, PALLID couNTFNsTCR.
Ihese EymptOms, n 8 lowed % 20 on. which this
Meolcihe lhverlsbiJ removes, soon follows
iMFoEENCY, FArUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
~ oSs Of shiok ria Pdfisnf rsay Ezpi-s.
WHO, cen ssy that thsy are not frequently fol-
I0EeG Dy thoso "DRE EFUL DIsKkszs,"
" INSANITY AND CONSUMP ~
Many are swsre Of the cause OF their unr.
BUT HoSR WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE LUMs
lHd fLs HsLossekoly DsGfks By Cox sx-,,fioz.
Ikk7 AMPLE wTTNEss TO The TRrTH OF THu
ASSERTION.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
sSairee TIE aid OG medicine 20 strengthen nd
IrvigorSte the System
kiah HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
tsvaTial ~ dets
srIEL WILL CONVINCE ZEE EosT EIEPncAL-
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DaoPosALs FOR woOp.r
DEPOT QU.RTYRMAsrFR'sO OFFIcE.
CoTre- Of @8 h and e. sweets,


WASH gtoh. March II, L So
sEALEn PROPOSALS W il be received at this once
until MONDAY, the SIS day OF March. at Il
O'Clock Nj TO furnish the troops in this city nd
its vicinity, north oftI9 P0tomso river, WITHIN s.
FIVE miles OF tbs city of washington, with Wood
tor (6) six months, Commencing on the LIST day OF
April, 1852, and ending the Soth day of EtSmber,
The Wood TO bs of the beat suehty of oak or
teTs ofths troops, in such Quantities and 81 such
umes As the Dspot @ uartaTT sister NAV direct
PaJmsnts 10 be MADE 81 t. 6 end OF each month,
upon tbs return bs the contractor Of the orders
dfAwn upon him. The delivery Of TIE ~ Ood or
dtred must BE- sho wn By ths race IpJ Ct ths officer
receiving it(spsoiiyIng the amount Celivered) Ga
dorseo upon the orders.
Wood ordered for regiments, brisadss, or divi-
slons must be receieted for by the qIaFieInas
The proposals must spec fy the price ger cord
OF ll28) one hundred and tv enty sight cabIo feet
ana must be plainly marked Proposals for
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should IL be awarded 70 him. must be gu,rantie4
oJ two sponsl bic psrsOns, hose signatures must
De appended TO the guarantee
The responsibility OF the guarantoTs must be
shown BY the Gfhcal certificate OF the oerk of the
nearest district court or Of the Unitsd States DIS
trlct attorney.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened their proposals will be considered
Bonds, In the sum of ten thOussnddolar signed
oy the contractor aud both OF his guarantor. will
pc resuired Of the sucsessful bidder upon signing
The rirht to reieot aey or ell bids hi st m.y ba
deemed toohigh is reserved By the DspOt Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejsctcd,
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Z f0- --r Fa=a
0 + FL C IAL.
TyREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,


u FEBRUARY 4, 1862
NoTfcE IS HEREBY GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
win cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acs respectively 30 fe 5-tap7
nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WksHINeToN, January 25, 1852
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturday.
commencing With Saturday, the first Of next
month f5 .rT
jan s7-r WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
NTAR DEPARTMENT.,
Wv Ti5T -sigq January q, 1s62.
oRDERxB, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business OF the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
"a 22-n b. Secretary OF War.
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SWORDS FOR EsENTATION
--' - TIFFANY & Co., 5lraz-.s.
Mes. $50 and 552 BROADWAY, Nxw YoRK.
And Eo. 10 RUE RICfIELIsu, PAKts

Nos. $50 and 552 BROADWAY, NKw York.
. And no. 10 RUE RICHELIEu, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES,
Solicit the attention Of Civlo and Military Asso-
olauons- Commands On National or State serVIoa,
ratIlotlo Clubs and individuals 10 their large
- 3 a7J- NAVY SW WOKDS. -
Their sssortment includes the choicest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES,
identical with those made for Wilkinson, of Lon
don. worn by the ottcefe ofthe 3 rltlsh Army, and
most approved BY experienced European authorf-
ties the eleEantly wrought - '-'
BLADES OF SOLINGEN ON The RHINE,
In hhe and kpish the Ieeog ged modern t. pes OF
me esisbLsted DamaseHs SfItli The excelleht and
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Bssidas those Of other domestic fabricants.
ented within the establishment. VIII BE- found to
eom2ss Sl rec nIsite styles of ofornsmentstlon, the
scAbbaros ueinE ofSILpKR.S .SIgpsR Gill, BRONZE,
STIEL. klCH RATHKR, etc, !. With bands of PtAIa.
EHAs.Rser EMB0ssKD SIR. or SoLID SILVER; the
SR!Pl ana 6uARIs OF the safas varsity Of material
cfrinsi dssea Should sn nOh srtlois Of pattern or
EXTRAORDINARY ELRsANcR, =
OF rlchness and oostliness not represented in
stool, 90 requires for presentation, the aapseiIi
tee OF the establishment for the manu- fsoture OF
the choicest works IN gold and silver. and its gem
It's satlsfsctory and speedy production. In answer
70 orders designs and estimates will be psomptIJ
Indlylduals purchasing Swords of Tiffany & Co.
are informed that every blade subjected TO tests
even more severe than those enjoIned by Govern
msnt. before t is placed ssle-the tesiing block
Who > eier immediate proof Of the excellence oi
s
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The Latest from Gen. Cu,tis-The Rebel
Still Retreatfns. Ft

Sf. LorIs, March 10 --Telegrams from Gen
Curtis states that his loss In killed and wounded
In the battle OF Pea Ridge Is aboti. L 400
The enemy have re.reated entirely south of the
Boston Mountains. No rebel troops are now In
Northern Afkansas except marander's and Pixies
Indians, who will plunder friends and foes in
d dtzcriminateiy f-- -
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Informal proposals will be rel jsctcd.
Form Of Guarantee.

we, of the county Of, and State
9,-, and -, OF the county Of, and
state Of, do hereby guaranty thai is
aols to fulfl contract in acco' dance with the
terms OF his propoLiti and thst, old his pro
position be accepted, he will at onoe enter lnto
contract IN accordance Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared TO become his securities. 80
go this guaraptee must be APPENDED the esrtl6-
NH II dtd Colonel and QnartsrIna- ter,
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=
ScnENr,cK,s .,MllYAsELD1RAKE PIEks..Thi. Is
whlen have made DR.. scHENGK mols M saso.sfSS
hat o,snl .d
IN s.l shs United states. The Mandrake Pills are
"A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALomEL.a
DIX sc ElNCk avels that his Mandrs re- Pills
WI eject eyery object for vhioh the preparatIons
most sosny and tSsa hs
fils may Do used with perfect safety IN all casss
not nao %J ahss sss
tlSp that i bscoms. 80 Essasnt dissss Tss
q that tis great aspfsnr Il oTpsn Iise IS aoisa is
q An, MOI oni 1G T
ssSdsne. such g bs:dsche soar stomaoh. eostiys
whole frame, which, ofteniimes make life bnrd en-
some, and render lhe patient wholly nnft for en-
DR. H.. CHENCK viii be st hisagents (s b.
Wste,sl, corner Lo Louisiana avenue and 7th street,
VIII msGSs h e
er Complaint Dyspepsia, or any disease lesoinr 10
ISss s sys: .s.ss y.Icas
Price of Pnl0nio syrup 81 si POI bosss oSsa or per
Pncs 81 seaveed Tonlo 81 per both. or ss per
IrlSs.SiE !. { Mandrake a ,i Pills Is cents perbon.
COAL OIL fe. e SSEs' SES' ! EkHSsENE d!lHaHSoEENE OIL 90
SsisiiP Il fs'ss 9sa,s sssgs. 9S e
' NC, Ic,osE's. ws...gps prus store. 9 !, !,
TAlrxe and ssusr.l ..oet 5,sss rsnn; sysons
&c, .lasys tfssS and pure a above ps!s.
ma - ~ .AL-AAAAAA = -.A.-An % s.I
THE BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING In THE
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so as to become adapted for prcjsctile shot of
800 pounds and upwards,
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From the london PO.l, Feb. . ] ,

A preliminary trial Of the Immense 500.
Founder gun, manufactured az the works Of
slr ". armstrong, ,Elsxick, took place this
members Of the Ordnance Select COMMITTEES,
or W. Armstrong, and a number Of scientific
gentlemen. The tremendous weapon was
worked with the utmost ease and facility By q
snAn number Of gunners, and the experiments
r.. considered An every respect successful.
n.os gun not being yet rihed, was Of course
G . smooth bore, and was repeatedly
roSa nooa ntn = solid spherical shot weighing $50
H. TSnus, ana charge Of 40 pounds Of powder,
me power Of the weapon when d,iectaS sgsi -,
SSLmor plates, and after such III 81 N c,,n Will
'''AInsd 70 the Royal Arsenal, and Tiasd,
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EVERY PERSONS INTEREST That fus
~ stock OF Clothing for sale over Salts Jewery
Store is now offered st less than wholesale prices
81 SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh street, opposite
Post Office fa "a e
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No.
Il 460 Seventh 81. Always ahead. New arrival
Of Spring Goods, all the latest STYLES Of Clothing,
81 No. 400 Seventh strset. rear +. fc2! SIn
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ENOR SALE-A fms stock Of ClothIng, Furnish
H ing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at whole
sale Prices. at NO 400 seventh street. opposite
Post Ofaoe. fs G Sm
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HELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATION.
- -
HRHLr CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.
4 Ssssss,s sss srscsss Rs-.s,
Fer Diseases of ths

Fer Diseases Of us
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ssd DRoy.
SiCAL sWELLIN6S
Fhis ~ MscIciue increases ths aov., ~ I,,..,,or
eId sEcltes tho ABSheSs ssrs into Sesf 1.ctSSr
% % T.nch .f vie tLe -sTrRI on c-BcKRoVs deposItlons
S ~ sSNsIuRAL ENLARs kNENTs are rsdu--a.
ss y oil IS Pam AID INFLAMMATION.
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GENTS Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Clothing,
" Trunks. hats and Caps, al st Northern prices,
et the Peoples Clothing Store. No. 460 7th sire G.
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SHIRTS, SHiKTS, saIR AZ Just reosived
- 0dozen Shrts. which We offer a. old prices.
st SHfrH =. No. aR0 Savanth ~ Fa ~ srn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19

The young men of our city, who were
restrained by their own loyal sentiments or
the advice of more mature and judicious
friends from following the fiend.like advice
of Buckner to desert their country's flag
and leave their native State to return as its
ravagers and oppressors, will now perceive
how much they gained by their resolution.
Their tempter is now prisoner, and his very
life in peril as traitor; his name will be
forever a synonym for treason, and he will
ing scorn of every true American. We
have to mourn many of the flower of our
youth who fell before the insidious arts of
Buckner, but we have to thank Heaven that
many dear and loved ones have been pre-
served for lives of future honor and useful
ness-Lomsville Journal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19

The oyster war in Baltimore, in which all
oyster dealers in this city are interested, con-
tinues. A meeting. was held en- Friday,
Several hundred dealers and packers resolved
to purchase no oysters except from the cap.
tains Of boats, and to refuse TO deal with any
captain who has any connection with mid
dlemen. 1he unAnimity of the proceedings
renders it pretty certain that the prices Of
oysters will not for the future depend upon
sneculators. A movement is on foot among
the buyers to procure vessels, if necessary,
TO bring oysters TO the Monumental City, and
then take the trade from captains who are
in the interest Of speculatoTs. Bivalves will
have some regularity in price hereafter.