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, 1862-01-23
Especial Dispatch to the CAicago Tribune.


CAsno, J:aNary a3-
In consequence Of the great rise i'll the river,
il is Thought Fort Holt will be abandoned by
our troops. The gunboats have drawn III
close to the shore to avoid tue swifsness Of
the current. The report, however, in some Of
the papers, that the Notifications ut this point
are being damaged by the hood, is untrue.
Tie 55th 1I1nios regiment, Col. Dave Stuart,
arrived here at noon to-day from St. Louis,
after being len days Oh the route. Tie steamer
on witch they were being transported got
aground, and the troops were landed with the
intention Of marching them to Joncsboro,
but The ''oat getting atloat again, they were
rcshippctl and proceeded Oh their way down.
They ran out Of provisions, and were furnish
cd with supplies by Col Ross Of The Illinois
11th, at Cape Girardcau. Tie regiment leaves
for Pa1ucah tonight.
Tic sunboats Essex and st. Louis, whicl,
went down the river yesterday afternoon, did
not find any rebel boats. So they returned
All here arc much clatcl by tho victory
achieved by Gen. Thomas over ZollicoIer.
ITO the Associated Pycss.]
CAlKo, Jun. 22,-Thc 55th Illinois regiment,
Col. Stuart, arrived here today, Oh the D. 4.
january, and proceeded at ouce to Padueah.
Navigation between here and st. Louis is ell
tircly u,ohstructed.
Lieut.. J. r. McKanc, Of Co. E. Goth Illinois
regiment, died to-day ut Birds Point, of cry
sirclas.
x contr:tl,and who left Columbus on Thurs
Gay lasf, states 1hat the rcbrls there were
greatly alarmed in anticipation Of IN :ttttach on
flat l"ce, and many Of tho rc1nainng in'lab-
itauts were leaving. According to his dcscEp-
ii II the extent Of the camps and barracks,
there c;tnuot bc more than u, 600 troops imnac-
diatrly 1T Columbus. They We're erecting
s:ockaGrs aud rifle pits at the rear land side ot
the for'ifcations.
Thr Ohio il rising rapidly and threatens to
! overflow Camp Holt opposite this place Tic
troops will be removed from there in the
morning.
The .unboats got up-stcari, to-day, aud
| 1poortl out Of the stream 10 avoid the drift
| It is reported tonight that rebc1s from Co
lnnlbus have occupied Loselaceyille, on May
field Creek, where Gen. McClcrnand's briyads
recently encampcd. AL Of our troops lav.
| bcln withdrawn from Fort Jefferson.
, 1862-01-23

EE Mallo: Anasa B. Watson, of the Michi-
gar stl:, wounded at Port Royal Ferry, Is in a
fair Tay g. recovery, though he will he unA'tlc
to resane lis dusic5 for two months yet, lie
VIII probably come home on furloueh. when
I'll &..uugA to be removed.
, 1862-01-23

81 Gov. Gamble has appointed Gen Loan,
Of ST. Joseph,-thc militia Brigadier who
shows such activity when there is d slave in
tie casc-to seat Oil the Supreme Bench OF
thlt Slate.
, 1862-01-23

C. an Interesting debate Is promised in
Tx Coz. sti;rtienal Convention, to-dHy. on
;.:r !':;!s:ing question 6 proposition to tax
:::c I'd !a,lks out Of Persistence, aud to sub
:::::..:::c Il specie paying State Bank based
/. q. l:i:c( States and Illinois stocks.
, 1862-01-23
From. I.eayenWorth--Troop for Gen.
Laue--Efs Indian AI1ies--T1oTements

LEAvISwonTH, Jan 22-The 18Th Niscon-
sin infantry, Col. Maloney, arrived here to- day
to fern rart Of Lanes column. Other regi
mcDts arc c2ptctr1 soon.
Opotlo1oy olo, chief Of the Union Indians,
is her, 10 confer with Gen. Hunter.e
Col. Jennison's regiment Of cavalry Is or.
dcrtd to tile Indian country.
, 1862-01-23

sSf~ It cost at least $4,000 to send the SD
Illinois regiment from Chicago to St. Joseph
and thence TO Cairo, and now regiments arc
being sent from here aud through here to st.
Joseph for Lanes Cherokee expedition
, 1862-01-23
Appointed to the q. s. Supreme Court
vice Mclean,

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Washingtoa specials
state That the President has sent iu the no.ui-
rrct'c cor:. h:ne!', yice Judge McLcaa4 d.
ceseed ~
, 1862-01-23

E a1ajor ". F. N. Army has arrived ut
Itaycnworth from Washington, and will go
South immediately 10 raise Indians for the
Cherokee expedition.
, 1862-01-23

OFFICE BOY WANTED.-A
~ boy about fifteen years old Is wanted in a Law
O1t5ce IT, do writing. outdoor work AMI vstcycr else
lsre1 qrva. S,psf mouth win be given to suitable
n tic boy oWn wriuug aEd nacang references C.,
TO>t Giiiec EcN III. la2} kjaSiE
, 1862-01-23

The FIootl--Erort Holt to be Aban-
d0ncd--Arrigal of Col. Stuart:s
Regiment, aud Its Departure for
1sauucah.
, 1862-01-23

r. The Democratic statc Convention Of
A.el;-a1,, 10 nominate candidates for Govern
or, ctc., is called to meet at Detroit IN
Wednesday, March StA.
, 1862-01-23

Sever Stores Burned in PennBylvania.
FINE OF HERRlNG'S SAFES TIcTORIOUSi
wRLLsEoEo Penn, Dec. els, 1861
MkesPa- HERRING d Co. NEW fORE-
GE>TLKME4:-AE the great fire. which occurred
here the 18Th Of December last. my sroTe- with
auuter Ut other buildings, entirely destroFet no
1ess places Of business burnt OUT and
Of your Safes severely tested in every Instance
saving their entire contents to the complete ond pei!
kalsfact1ou Of the owneIs Two Of Eo1r Hets1as
Patent Champion Safes, dich were In ny building. re-
manned there through the entire conaaSr.soa and
we're not opened until the day after the hrc NO water
WIS thrown the building Everything IN nE safe
af,er tile nrc nearly as good as new: G. L. wilcox
preserved s his books Papers and money u TWO
Of your Safes both being In s1me fire. wnl- Ro5eIts
the fortunate Of another OF {our fateh!
ChaEpon Safes. which severely tested and saved
completely h.s books papc:6 and money. The rcSuls
Eiycn great satisfaction AMI Wuut no SAFE nut
Herring Champion f}e.fc send me oae same size
last bought Of .ou Immediately. Syad bE Erie
ihadfgo ef Herr1nSs Safes III above ire. They saved
ny books papers and 1000 IN BANK BILLS; 49,
Hcs,inge Tatent Champion saved nsf books. P apers
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
HERR1SG's PATENT CHAMPION FIREPRooF'
The most reliable security from ire poW Sn4T9
HERRINGS CHAMPION SBtRGIAF-PR00F SAFES
Lined with Herring q F1oyd's NEW PATENT NCEis
TALIZED IRONING only metal WHICH Cannot %
df1lled. HERRING 4 Co. ~ State street,
, 1862-01-23

rz7- Tie Legislature of New York cracts
tn County Trcasurers shall not use the pub.
1:s> funds in their power on private specu1a.
ton
, 1862-01-23

E The late flood in the Allegheny River,
Pa, cleaned out tho oil region Of its barrcled
product, and ii Was estimated that as many as
ore tlougard barrels we're on the river at ono
ii1uc.
, 1862-01-23

Bcs~os, jar. 22.-Thc Canada sailed a.nooa
for Liverpool, She takes o1t 81, ,a92 e:l ,4o9
70, igrS ii specie.
, 1862-01-23

Hon. Joshua F. Bell will be elected to
The Kentucky Legislature in Boyle county, in
place of William c. Anderson deceased,
, 1862-01-23
TO PRaE5TER$Y

TCR SALE-1GGlbs. Long Primer
L Type lin hicl this advertisement
is printed Price, l6 cts. per pound.
A,so, 1l2 It's. Brewer lin which this ad-
yeltiss1nent is p1inted.) Price, 90 cts. per 10.
TEE&s-Cash 10 accompany order.
Address, VIM. II. RAND,
jaq3-daw2w Tribune Office, Chicago.
, 1862-01-23
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

The ConventfouE-Payo Of Legislature
Proposed banking Systena-Debt OF
The Stale Twelve Millions.
, 1862-01-23

Cur rostof1ice monopoly is bad enough as it
stands. but tl.cre is d project hcfore Congress
10 make it still worse. Mr, ColfaN, al intcl1i-
gent ard active member Of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, who must hive been eating
, 1862-01-23
NeW advertisements. .

{. Il, StFfTEN, ddrertising 4gfHt, 63 De1r
30r7-st., j. authorized 10 7eiCt 4drtfisezners yor
this d.d at Tie Lse4iEg Papers 9f TIE Northwest.
, 1862-01-23
Judge SWayne Of Ohio Appointed
TO the U. s. Supreme Court---
New Districts Proposed
in the West.

Mezico---Vig gorous Resistance to
the Invasion Vera Cruz Be-
]eaguered---1f'he Allies al
ready Quarreling.
, 1862-01-23

eB~ Kansas Slate strip sells at Lcayeuworth
at 30 cents.
, 1862-01-23
Nothing Yet Heard from Kurnside's
Expeditions.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22,-Thc boat from Old
Point las arrived but brings 10 news.
L ,ln4 Of truce from Norfolk brought no intel
li9tnrv uf the Burnside expedition.
, 1862-01-23

cW The Rockford Democrat saYs that
Thompson & Co., the manufacturers Of Man
ny's reaper, are doing . lasgc business in an
ticipation Of the coming season. and will have
at least five hundred machines ready as tho
opening Of the haTyeas.
, 1862-01-23

NTANTED-A Furnished Room,
" or suit Of roo1Es, centrally located Address
Pnst Office EuI LIS Chicago. iyt3 k5l12J
, 1862-01-23

w a n T E D-EanHloylncnt for
American. English Irish. Scotch, Gtcnan a,:
fladeI'sis intelligence U!ee, NJ. 40 South Clark
street. bctwt tn Monroe and Madison Streets Post
Office Boz 1f9A
MIS-. L. IlsATT III attendance Gc1ss}kIcc-tF
, 1862-01-23

WANTED Rent, q Cottage
~ with from six to eight 1oon,s. within ten
minutes walk from tie Count House Lease to be made
for several years. Address tost 0Hee Drawer $500.
iSs3 h5C55St
, 1862-01-23

w TAETED - \ few more able
" bodleds7en will be received in the 18th 1,tsu:
1ar Infantry. Us \; Eess .: 5ii's uniforms furnished
li:tlpen1 cnl, tret years and t,c highest pay anil
baunty H-oyiaet- ApBy 70 CAPTAIN THuMl'S''S
CnninalGu4, No. HSsn1k streut, unl-r tie Sherman
Htr,sc 8 k.Si5
, 1862-01-23

Cox REWARD.-A reward of
gH-c twenty-five dollars will he paid for such tn
formation viii lead to t!a Identification and eonc.
tion Il we person WHO. E:c r1cing on Michigan are
rue OF tile afternoon Of the I'D inst drove aea:nst
tI.e sleigh aid crsei Of the undersigned.
iGE;fIl;,t T. b. Nc1AEII
, 1862-01-23
THE; LATEST NEWS
B1 TELEGRAP PEI.
HANDSOME ORDER OF SECRE-
T4RY STANTON In AC-
KNOWLEDGnIENT OF
THE VICTORY.

Ccngressiora1---Bright's Chances Of Ex-
pplsion-Defeat Of Colfax's News
paper Tax-Speech Of Hr. Div
en-Important Bill about
Railroads and Tel
egraphs.
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OF whose foul laboratory il suficientlv no;s.
onous to kill whole droyes of hogs or even
the nsh which are SO unfortunate as to in
naoit the stream into which thev flow. il
permitted to . forth with impunity his
accountable decoction. i-mpregnated with the
seeds OF disease and death. To be drank at
oars and orothels by thousands of misguided
human beingsl
Surely the friends of temperance need to
awake. The unsuspecting and unwary
should DC constantly warned and ~admonished
Oh the Jolly and danger of drinking the fatal
poison that now fills the intoxicating bowl.
III Is all Q mistake that it does no good to
warn the people of the ravages of intemper.
ance. 1t does great good. It sets men to
thinking. Ii directs their attention to n
great and fearful danger. 1t induces many
Q tempted one to flee from the path of ruin.
The friends of Temperance should not be
discouraged though their labofs have not been
crowned with anticipated success. The her
aids OF the Cross do not become dispirited
because multitudes still remain u~nconverted
and an immense mass of ~wickedness unreach.
Cd. Like them the champions of temperance
should never for q moment relax their efforts.
Let them continue to hold meetings and to
deliver addresses; let them secure the servi-
ces OF efficient speakers and lecturers. LET
them invoke the aid of the ministry and in
vite them to preach and to speak on this SUBJ
lJect Let there be temperance sermons in
the churches; grand temperance demonstra-
tons in towns and villages and let every
one do his utmost to drive out the foul fend
of the landl INVALID
We W our valued correspondent an apol-
ogy for not publishing the above when it was
received, but among q cart load of books.
pamphlets and papers, it was misplaced, and
the other day, in removing them from one
room to another, it was accidently turned
up. Perhaps 1t will do more good now. than
when hrst written. Now, we are engaged in q
war to repel invasion, under rapine and subiu-
CATION. Now, every Southern man will spnrn
drugged liquors, as ar aid to the enemy. a
Zoe to himself, to his country, his wife, chill
dren and friends. Now, everv patriot will
keep sober to defend himself and them. Now
the prayers of all should be for a sober mi.
ted, undivided South. The drunkard can do
nothing but give aid and comfort to the
North. The use of drugged liquors. land
there is no other to be had) will soon make
your bed in hell
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
The Tract Work Progressing,

Since our September report VIC have re
celyed 1928 76 in donations and purchase
OF tracts printed here by the General Tract
Agency, which has been in successful OPP
Grafton since the first of last June. with
the aid and approval Of all the Pastors of
this city.
The above amount has enabled as to
print. and circulate, mainly among the SOL
diers OF all the Confederate States. 1889
$40 pages. The whole amount printed here
since June first is, 2,42a,36O pages, which
has been done as cheap as at the NORTH
1900 pages for one dollar, and sCome to
Jesus" "Your Souls 1t Safe ?" "A Call
to Prayer, by Rev. J. c. Ryle," each at 3
cents.
These gospel messages have been scat
tered among the soldiers MALAY by Chap
lains, officers, and about so Colporteurs in
Virginia and North Carolina. MANY thou
sands of these tlacts have been and are
still being given by the 60 colporteurs.
superintendent by Rev. A. E. Dickinson. of
Richmond, for whose untiring Iabors. under
the Divine blessing, the Southern Confed.
eracy will ever have great reasons for graf.
ltnde to God.-Many others in all the
Confederate States are doing a noble part
by donations and distributing. One gem
tleman in Savannah, Ga has enabled IA
to send ont abort $4,000 pages, one-half
being sent to him. and the other We dis
tributed. A Chaplain in one of the Geor-
gia Regiments, to whom we gave part of
the above, writes, that the soldiers were
generally glad to get them, and their in>
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Dragged LIQUORS.

There is an aspect of the present drinking
customs of society which ought to be made
10 ring through the heads and hearts of the
entire community. Unlike our fathers Of
past generations, men no longer drink pure
and genuine wine, brandy or rum. The ar.
ticle they drink is adalterated: drupred
with the most ~virulent poisons drugged be-
cause it is cheaper to make bogus counter.
felt than the pure article. Men cannot n,w
drink and tipPle every day through a long
life, as they used to do when pure liouor was
alone drank. They soon kin themselves
now, going off into successive attacks Of
"'anta-aPotE or sone similar horrible dis
ease In q third or . quarter of the time
Drinking is becoming q quick instead of .
slow suicide.
One of the marvels of this remrakable .,s
Is that this terrible outrage is patiently sinh
mitted to. If man takes anotber's hSa
with . pistol or poignard, the country re~
sounds with the tidings of the monstrons
crime. But still the distiller, the d~raininps
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08

80 The Grand Scribe has forwarded the
passwords for the current Quarter to all the
Divisions he knows in operation a. this tine.
All VINO have received the same will please
Onward the Returns and Dues for the past
and any subsequent quarters, that may be
que And those not receiving, win please
Forward Dues md Returns, and inform the
Y. ,. OF their failure to receive the P. W..
ana they viii be Immediately supplied.
i 81 Officers of Divisions are earnestly re.
ques'ea 70 Dc puactual in attending to this
matter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08
NORTH CAROLINA FORM-pooR

- n improved edition of this valuable work re-
~ Gently published by HENRY .. TURNDR Ra-
bound in Law calf. 1t contains Forms of ali those
legal instruments which people have occasion to use
nd furnishing also a Guide to Justices of the
reace, sher1ffs, Clerks, Constables, Coroners, School
committees, &c, &C., to which are added the Consti-
tuition Ct North Carolina and an account of the prin-
of Address, &C., &c. Furnished at the unparalleled
low price of ST., (being the cheapest book ever offered
Lor sale2 When sent, by mail, an extra charge OF 20
cents will be required, to cover Postage. a liberal
discount to those who buy to sell again.
Published and sold wholesale and retail, by
III. ID. TURNER.
at the North Carolina Book Store.
Raleigh, July l, 1861. Eff
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OLIN HIGH SCHOOL
MAIZE AND EEM

Il. -. TROY A. b., PRINCIPAL.
Miss ELLEN E. WHITE, Assistant in the Female
Department.
III Spring session will ommenc January I'd,
L 1862. In addition to the usual exercises, Mill
tary instructions WILDE given regularly, free of charge.
and we intend as early as possible to make DIN a
thorough military Institution.
Good board in private families, including wood and
washing, at eight dollars.
TUITION.
6eograpny, Arithmetic and English Grammar, $40 90
7 nliosopny ana chemistry, 15 90
HIeeh anu Latlh, 20 90
music with use OF instrument, % so
Nontlhgent rec, 100
Olin is situated in Iredell county, N. c., fourteen
miles northeast from Statesville. in a healthy and
moral community, free from temptationst to intemper-
ance and extravaganza, and is SO far removed from
the seat OF war that the mind is not confused with
lear and excitement, and everything is favorable to
study and improvement.
From the flattering number now in attendance we
confidently expect a large and prosperous school next
session. There are a number of elegant houses and
lots Tor sale or rent on the best terms, and any who
may wish to accompany their sons and daughters To a
good school, will find DIN a retired and delightful
place or residence. For further particulars address.
III pFihClpdl dL Olln. N. Z. 16-4t-Dd
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terest in religion is increasing, several of
whom have been hopefully converted re-
centlv."
An intelligent officer said to me that he
did not know the value of tracts, being
wholly indifferent to them, until since be.
ing in camp, where they had been made a
great blessing to him ; and he wished a
regular supply for himself and bis soldiers.
being just the kind Of reading they needed,
alter the Scriptures.
A Chaplain-Rev. W. B. Owen-thus
writes to US from Leesburg, Va, "a pack.
age of tracts sent to Capt, Iyey, 18th Mis-
sisslppi Regiment, came to hand, and | am
glad of the opportunity TO thank YOU for
them. | assure you had you been present
as | passed up and down every company
In our Regiment distributing them, and
seen how eagerly they were read by the
soldiers, You would be stimulated to put
forth every e~xertion to scatter such bless.
ings continually among the soldiers. We
have had considerable religious interest in
our Regiment, some have been converted
and others are seeking Jesus. If you can,
do send Us more tracts of different kinds.
and loo copies or more of that excellent
tract" Come to Jesus"
Such evidence is abundant, calling forth
praise to God, and should encourage chris
tians and patriots to continue their dona-
tons, prayers and efforts in supplying our
noble soldiery with religious truth, to help
them constantly see and trust God, their
refuge, strength, shield and deliverer from
the great adversary of their souls, as well
as earthly foes. Yours truly,
We w. CROWDER, Tract Agent.
Raleigh, Dec. 1861.
j. S.-We are now getting a supply of
small Testaments from Nashville, Tenn j.,
suitable for soldiers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08
Fresh Medicines & Toilet Articles

T HI subscriber. has the pleasure of announcing
= to his friends and the public generally, that at.
war and interruption Of trade, he has procured a
fresh supply Of Medicines, Toilets, and other articles
IN his line, which he has been unable to furnish for
some time past. He has to pay ASH for all he buys.
and hopes that such of his patrons as do not pay
promptly viii take the hint, and that all in arrears.
independence and dearest interests, will pay up their
arrearages, or a part at least, SO that he may be able
plcnished.
- All orders from the country (unless from
prompt ana rellable parties( will go unnoticed, if not
accompanied with the CASH, or its equivalent.
2. Z. PESCUD.
Druggist, Raleigh, N. C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08

A SHORT DIscoURsE.-As a quaint speci-
men OF clerical resity, we offer the follow
ing 1t IS aseribed to an English divine. The
text upon which it is based is to be found in
Titus II, 9. He thus unfolded his doctrine (.
l. There are three companions with whom
you should always keep on good terms.
FIRST, Your Wife second, your Stomach:
third, Your Conscience.
H. II you wish to enjoy peace. leng life
and happiness, preserve them by temper
ance. lntemperance produces First Do
meStlc misery; second, Premature death;
third, lnfidelity.
10 make these points clear, I refer you---
FIRST, to the Newgate Calendar: second. to
the hospitals, lunatic asylums, and york
houses; third, to the past experience of what
you nave seen, read and suffered in mind,
and estate.
Hearer, decide! which will you choose p
Temperance, with happiness and long life :;
or lntemperance, with misery and premature
death
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sWAIM's yUsTICE-REVIsED.

THE NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE. APRAC-
l teal guide TO the Laws of the State, and the decis-
risdiction of the Justices of the Peace out of Court.
under the Revised Code1S54-'55 together with full in
structlons and numerous new forms and precedents
py EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. D., Counsellor at
Law.
The above is the title of a work which has been re-
Gently published by the undersigned at the North Car
DINA Bookstore. Raleigh, n. c., and Is now for sale
so. Postage to any part of he STATE. or Of y he Tru I -
States, So cents. Upon the receipt of a four dellar N.
Y Bank Bill the work viii be mailed to address. and
the change enclosed in United States post Office
stamps. IL. ID. TURNER
haIelgn, Jan. .. 1861. 9HH
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GREENSBORO FEmALE co11rnp

HKEENSBOROUGH, N. C.
= saE spring session of the present term win on..
,a,1a ~ : "a cay OF Jan. 1852. The building !.
~ M eaGn room The location is heaifhfui and r. ref pace
,adses s II consists of fye gentlemen and seven
maa,c ana thorough. With superior advanta.ssy sse-
nae, ! and neral culture. We cosfdenfiv au
sss,e = ~ leeral share of patronage, even in the pre. !,
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTE.
Board, s5Olights extra j Tni,ion =
5 81 = mnsic on Piano or Guitar, 20 use of 53n aar course
IN " ranting In Oil, 20; Drawing. S to ri ya )
ioi ancient Languages, s. french,
Nov. 10, 1854. NhSa.Prest
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IRON! IRoNi

Inc very best quality of Iron can be obt.;,.s
DaioW iron Works, in Ashe county, N. G Tc.raa.
milnous the fear Of contradictions, that no better Tasay
can De furnished in this State. The Gun FacsaLInron
Marion, Smith county, Va. is supplied from nN az
mace. ana rs prom sunced by the workmen the Ut
me pest Iron they ever struck . hammer on snd = % %
only Iron they can get to work successfully with with me =
ai furnishing said Factory with one ton Der weet
anu can Inrnfsh q like amount to other rarf;as 49, -:
6A cents per pound, at the works. -" Trieo
Address John parro-
Jefferson, Ashe Comfy r.
Nov. I-11-6m. [Price adv. s5-J ny.
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UST RECEIVED AT FRANKLIN'S.
Strong Fresh and Salty Snuff, and all to be had
IN the UFHE c0NFRDERACY.
Also, a large lot of every conceivable article known
TO the trade
Come one, come all. TO
Sept. Z, 1851. aItf