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FRoM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ls--Dispatches from Gen
Grant 10 Gen. Halleck announce the sur.
render OF Fort Donelson with a. 900 priso-
ners. including Gems. Johnston. Pillow ard
Buckner.
Sr IorIs, Feb l7.--The casualties on
the gunbcats at Fort Douslson are "a follows:
81 louis. J killed, including n. X. Riley, Of
Cincinnati. 9 wounded, amang them Lieut..
Kendall alightly. s
l.oaisvilles q sailors killed, slightly
wounded, and 9 severely. each having both
arms shot away.
Carondelet killed, badly wounded. in
cluding Mr.. Hinton. pilot. severely.
Pittshurg, . wounded.
The forces en- route Tor Fort Donelson
had mostly come up, and were located on
the left. Gen. Lew Wallace with the Sth
Missouri. and llth Indiana, arrived Friday.
Sr. LOUIS. Feb. IL. Further official advices
from Fort Donelson say that Gen FLOYD es
capped during the night, and the rebels in the
Fort denounced him AZ birck hearted trait
or and coward.
The enemy are known to have had ", ,000
troops l5,Oo0 OK are our prisoners. 5,ts00
escaped and balance reported killed and
wounded, or otherwise disabled
Our loss IL not stated, but the slaughter
in our ranks is mentioned ~ terribly severe
ST. Louis Feb. E.-Donelson surrendered
at o'clock. yesterday morning. to the land
forces. The gunboats were present at the
time
An immense amount of war material is
among the trophies Of victory.
Floyd skuiked away in the night before
the surrender.
The gunboat Corondolet, Capt. Walker.
has arrived at Cairo.
Large numbers ofour wounded have been
brought TO Paducah and Cairo hospitalp.
This City Is wild with excitement and 10 A
The news was read al the Union Merchants
Exchange. creating the most intense enthu-
sissm. Tho Star Spangled Banner. f"
tho alag Of our Tnion." and the Red
vi hite and Blue" were sung by all present.
after which they adjourned and marched 10
Headquarters twelve or ffteen hundred
strong. where three rousinr cheer were
given for Halleck and fooe.
Gen. Halleck appeared Al tho window and
thanked tho people for the hearty demon
strsiion and said
Il promised when | came here with vonr
aid 90 drive the enemy = fial, from your state.
This has been done. and il J. now virtually
ont of kentuck,, and soon will be out of
tennessee"
Moro cheers were given for the Tnion,
the Star Spangled Bannor was repeated. and
tho crowd dipersed.
Judge Holt wcpt for JOY when he hesrl
the news. Many stores were closed
The city - being decorated with fags.
and evidences Of g,est JOY are every where
manifested
Gov. Yates. Secretary Hatch, Audisor Du
bois. Of Illinois lefs for Donslsoh thil morn
ing 90 look after the wounded Illinois froops
Requisition hss been made fer a the steam.
bosls in this vicinity 20 be held ia readiness
for the transportation OF troop. gov crnmen,
siorcs kc.
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OrE news by telegngh. to-day. carries
Joy 70 every lOyal heart in the Union which
even the grief Of beloved friends cannot
subdne. This is the moss decisive achieve
ment OF the wsr. and preasges a speedy end
70 the rebellion. Fiags and banners aoat
everywhere In our city, and widest JOY per
sadcs the loyal citizens. This. with the an
nOuncemens, that Gen. Chris has captured
all the baggage and store. Of Gen. Price. Is
glory enough for one DAY.
FLOYD. true 10 his instincts, sfsis away in
the night and shas again escapes. Tor time.
4 sell merited halter
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FROM CHICAGO

CHIoAoo. Feb. 1.-THE news Of the sur.
render of Fort Donelson wa~ received this
morning, and created the widest enthnsi
asm. business OF all kinds Was iemporsril,
suspended. The board OF trade adjourned ai
an early hour
The people claim the honor Of the victory
for Illinois, the troop there being - regi
ments infantry from Illinois siS from Iowa.
and four from Indiana. feur regiments mi
nois cavalry and siN companies of artillery
from Missouri.
\ special TO the Times from Fort Dnnel
son, l6th says:
Fort Conelson surrendered At daylight thi.
morning. unconditioaaily.
We have Generals Boclncr, Johnston and
Bushrod. Is, 900 prisoners and 1900 horses
Pillow and FLOYD with their brixades ran
away on stevmcrs without letting BuckneI
knw their intentions
ten smith led the charge on tho loweI
end OF the works, and was first inside the Cor.
tiiication- The Fort Henry runsways we're
bsggcd here The prisoners are loading on
steamers for Cairo.
Our loss y heavy: probably four husired
killed and eight hundred wounded. We lose
a large per ccnAgc Of officers. among the..
lieutenant Colonsls Erwin OF the a0th III
nois, White of 3lst. Smith Of 18th. Colo.
nels John A. Logan, Lavler anu Ransom
are wounded.
Major Post Of the sth Illinois. with two
hundred privases are prisoners and gone "a
Nashville, being taken the night before the
surrender. The enemy's loss l. heavy. bul
not 70 large a. ours. a. ,bey fought behind
entrenchncnts. We shouh have taken
them by storming on Saturday II our ammn.
nisioa had not given out in the nigh..
hcClernaad's division. 0gicsb,s Wal.
lace's add McArthurs hrigades uttered ter.
ribly. They were composed of the sth. 9sl,
III ID 18th e''sh 2sth 3slth. 3Ist. Ash. 18th
and tsth Illinois.
Gen Lew. Wallace with the iltk Indisna.
-th Missouri. and some Ohio regiments par
ticipsted. Taylor, Willard McAllisfer's,
schvsrtxs sDd Daesssrs hatiene. verr in
the tight from the commencement
The ereuy TUNED our right for hall an
hcur, eut our loss erouri vas -,orr sksc re-
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FROM MISSOURI.
SPECIAL TO 81. LOUIS DrNooaAr

SPECIAL TO 81. LOUIS DEMOCRAT.
SfRsoFIEID, Mo, Feb. To- According 10
latest adyices the Federal army was in vigor.
ou~ psirsuit of the rebels.
Prices army Was on Crane Greek, twenty
nine miles from here. on Friday evening, and
our forces five miles ia the rear, preparing 70
mako an early start in psrsult next morning.
Price had placed his train in advance.
About one hundred wagon containing sup
plies for him. were brought into this place
from FORSYTH Only a few hours before his
retreat
Rebel sympathizers here elaim that Price
viii be reinforced by twelve or fifteen regi-
meuts from Bcntonville. Arkansas. under
Gen. Van Dorm, but Gen. Sigel, who was
advancing on the rebel column By different
route than that pursued by Gen. Curtis. may
strike blow on their flank and upset Prices
calculations.
Four rebel officers and thirteen privates
folI into our hands on Friday, and are LOW
here The officers are the notorious Colonel
Freeman, Major Berry Aid De- Camp TO Gen.
Mcbride. Capt. Dickinson Chief Engineer.
and Capt Downel Quartermaster.
A Pony Express with relay posts has been
established by Capt Baldwin. between Rol-
Ia and this Point.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.-Chief Justice
Taney, this morning, delivered the opinion
in the case of Gordon. the slave trader, de
nying the motion made by Judge Dean for q
writ Of prohibition 10 prevent his execution.
on the ground OF want of power in the
Court to review proceeding in criminal
cases, to restrain the action OF magisierial
officer. The application was based on ai.eg-
ed irregulsrity in tho New York Circuit
Court. Application will he made 60 the
President in behalf of Gordon. on the same
ground
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FROM SANTA FE.

kASsAs cIrr. Feb. 1.-THE Santa Fe
Mail, with dates of Jan. 3ist, arrived.
Gen Sibley's command Of 5000 Texans
and He'll pieces, two being - rotnders
advanced as far a. Santa Barbara, bat for
some unaecOuntable reason. had retired IA
the direction OF FL Paso.
Col. Candy, with 800 regulars and 2.isoo
Mexican volunteers i after him.
brig. Gen. Hoyey, staff and column left
Santa he on the lst for the scene OF action.
Tho plasa bad been well guarded 10 prevent
It's destruction
Several copies of Sibleys proclamation
had been seizeh BY the authorities
he hiowa, Camsnche, Cheyennes. Ara
20, Sioux. and a portion Of the Apachee In
aians, are concentrating at Pawnee Fori, 70
hunt Buffalo.
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Indianapolis. Feb. 1.-THE greatest ex
element prevailed here to-day, after the
news of the capture Of Fort Donel son va:
received. A salute Of one hundred guns
was fired, and every demon atrstion of ioy
was exhibited.
A special train leii AZ o'clocE for Fort
Doaelson with several phssicians, twenty
five volunteer nurses and large qnantitv oi
hospital stores
y citizens meeting ha- been called at the
Court House. 90 make arrangements for
taking care of the wsnnded ths, will ne sent
here.
Gov. Morton leaves 10 night ior u, Don
elson
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FROM PITTSBURGH

PrErsBuRo, Feb. l..-rhe news of the
capture Of Fort Donelson. was received here
with intense delight. Business during The
day was partially suspended. BELLS were
rung, Gags we're displayed on various busi-
ness houses, and public buildings. To night
the Post Office, Custom House. Despatch
newspaper and other buildings were brilliant.
ly Illuminated. Bonfres and other domnn.
str>tions took place to night.
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xxxyHTH coyGREss-fmsr ".

WASHINGTON Feb. Il.
srSArL-hr. Harlan presented commu
nication from the Secretary Of the Interior.
IN regard 60 the recently discovered gold
mines Of California.
On motion Of Mr. Nesmith. the joint reso-
luton relative TO the mode of the payment
OF the award for settling the Oregon and
Washington war debt, was taken up.
Mr.. Lane. of Ind. asked TO have a dis
patch read rocsived by Gen Mcclellan Of
the capture of Fort Donelson bv the land
forces of the United States
Horsr.-Mr Wrigh, moved an adjourn.
ment--disagreed TO-
The Hous evidentl; al the time wss not in
proper condition for business.
Mr.. Mallory moved TO discharge the com
mittee on tho conduct of the war, as from
the good news this morning, therc seemed to
be no further use for them. This was sreei
ed with lond laughter and cries Of agreed.
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4 cARn.--i VII is.ae the spsinr farAlon.
81 Silk and CASHMERE Hat. On the Ess.
saturday sn March. vili then rcsuee lh.
Fsice "a ny &c doiisr six Hasa a t..,
Dollar spa CIV oeess. AT my fauf isns.
sSik hat. - thrc~ dollar and m cent
Al hai' made ~ ne. varrmea - ~ md
give satisfaction
7 II LoWERRf. fsscsiral Hstles.
sscoe-sor - ! {. YATES
c-r f.ish. nd A.;1 SIS.
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FROM DETROIT

DsIRorT Feb. is-The news of The
victory at Fort Donel.on caused indescrible
Joy here. One hundred guns were fred on
receipt Of the news. and 60 night buildings
are Illuminated. The Fire Department. Mil
itsry and Citizens are out in Grand proce-
sion with banners torches and rockets cole
hrsting the great event
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FoRI MoNsof. Feb. le.-Rya Gag of,ruee
to-day, We learn that IT. Donelson surrep.
dered N Gen. Grant Yesterday. 0eperal.
Pillow. floyd. johnson and Ruckn~r wer.
taken with s.eoo other wisaner..
We arr also inferpcd thai fehssne Ia.
hcen goinE on ne<r ssvsnsh. and that The
ciiy has probably hesn capure,l.
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~ Flass were flung out all over the city
Yesterday. in homer Of the victory achieved
by our troops az Fort Donelson, Bot IN
all the crowd that filed our Streets. certain
class Of GOOD snson Inen did not make their
appearance. Why vas i
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have just landed at Psducsh. and have been
loiDed by four more boals. aud shall leave IN
few moments with fleet Of ten steamers
The courier l. just about 70 leave. Look
oui for cav news to morrow. ;.
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- Lost on last evening memorandum
book. containing number OF acoounts--
The hader viii conler favor on Us BY
leaving is at thu office.
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FROM BOSTON

Bosros, Feb. 1.-THE news OF the cap
ture OF Fl. Donelson created perfect furorc
OF patriotic jubilation in Boston. to day
There has never been 20 much JOY NANTES
ted
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18

- We call attention Of our readers TO
the proceedings Of the meeting last night at
the Court House.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18
OPTICAL.

MAsn:seros, Feb ls.--tien. Mcclellan
has received Dispatches fally CONFIRMING the
capture n Port Doselsoa.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18

- Miss NJ. n foRp. teacher Of music
offers her services 10 the public and can be
found al the residence Of Mrs Gran. 90
Ohio Street. between 9th and eth or ad-
dress 4. O. Box go. dim
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-18

iosr.--s,n tie morn,ag al Feb. 18th =
ts-ot containing several neies % hand pas
able % n y smisi sHi % he nnaersier,esi
NV one isud.n< the same arr requested a.
leave ii a. this oesce. where sbe4 viii be
rewarded Tor their trouble Any one Who
have r'ven sid notes arr hereby notified
nes n ~ sse sams exoeps %
= r. SMITH Dcntisi
ohio ~ feh u
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Tonic.

From col. Alisrs sss. NJ c. ften Ar.apsa.l
NAsarsoroS. n. c. lupe n. lisa
Il have nsed two bottles cf ycuf Rsxz.,K'-
LAND Brrrxss, sad have found :, very ua-n 10 rs..
of Indigestion and Hesdsche. and reconnneni a. q.
si who need a pleasant sni cancarioss r,-nrsy g..
valuable touic
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Wild Joy in st. Louis |!

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.--The Railroad ope
rations OF tho War Department requires that
there should be Just and efficient system of
Railroad transport that would secure the
Government energetic action with a fair tar
III Of charges. the Secretary Of War believ-
ing that he may safely appeal 20 the practi.
cal experience of the officers of the Rail
road Companies and their patriotic feelings
for aid in devising such system. lie in
vitcs tho chief officers Of the respective
Railroad Companies of the loyal States to
meet and confer with him on this subject at
Washington on Thursday the Goth day Of
February, 1862. Hon. Erastns Coming and
~ l.. Wilson. now in this city. arc requested
IN set "a Committee OF arrangements.
9Sirned.l EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secrefarx of War
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lust RECEIVED AZ BARR'S
~ Cofnsr os Nal sDd Fosrtn sSr, sts, a s.a.li D.
.ie,ss lot of ci2Ass .sis3elpc
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CoNf % | HAVE RoOs F0k Ffw NoRF
IN GARrtsoN.
Col. Mullen says. "Epgland j. about 20
pitch into ns. Now we must have enough
OF men 20 boil down their pitch into tar. and
then We viii change their red coats into a
different color. For know We can Tar and
fafher any Nation ''or any other man. ;" that
will patch into this Glorious Union Of olrs
Come on boys. my Office IS on the North
side Of Main Street. between 9th and eth
Sign of the Stars and Stripes :"
B. EBBIrT. caTa
6lst II irish Regt |. y
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wAsHISGroS, Fob l6.-Senator Latham
will tomorrow introduce a bill for tho sur
vey Of a Telegraph line from San Franciso
TO the northwest coast, overland via Behring :
Strait and Asiatic Russia. 10 the mouth OF
the Amoor river as proposed by Mcdonald.
Collins Of the military Committee asks
for an appropriation Of 100000. and two
small vessels in order TO make the preliminary
survey. The enterprise will be under the
direction of the President, and other nations
will he invited 10 participate IT,
A board of officers convened to investi-
gate the quantity Of clothing furnished by
contractors. have discovered that at least
one third now on hand. is entirely worthless
On the facts being reported TO the Secreta-
ry OF War. he ordered that payments 10 the
contractors be at once suspended.
Gen. Sedgwick, d Brigadier in General
Heintzlemans Division has been assigned to
the command Of Gen. Stones Division.
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- Sirumoss or scrofuloas arcrucss ere Al.
curse. the blight. the potato rol Of MANKIND Tex
are vie snd nghy well fatal. They A-iss fIo-
oeniaminssioh and imparisy Of the bood. snt -
be sesn all around N everywhere. one quarter G.
all ne meet tsinfrd with ssen, and ors qrArlss
Of ihese die of then: die olishly too bscsns, ,hs,
sre curabie. Aszs's sAxsAsAsnIA e,ss-srs on n,
sercfous corruption from the hlooa, renders itrars
and healthy. and esecsuAliy expurg4ses shs fsnl
contamination from the system. No longer gress
uadsr your scTofulous disorders, since the rrssr4
lie ArsA has provided his saAs,eriy eosnhas.son ei
czrsiive virtues that he calls sssxsrssnls--fresa-
oerai. wAserbury. c..
BRASDRrTHrs PiIIs.-For TIC festc-ss!ou
health q those who have been trrtsn ~ spcrsss,
or paralysis they are the only reliable rnearins.
s -fset4ons q the lune-, chest sna bowels tsrs.
Froupl use saves lie aud qnicily cures. Prsaus-
a., rieufisy. ehslsra. wind. srssru- -rcr-s sAclsr
moronS. diarrboes, ayscrisry. vheshcs fsem malzTs
eating nsfipe fruits oshsr faults Ia d,rs, y,ii
'l''ir innnence- Asthma. gcct. rheunSi-s,s. live
arsciioh.. ruptufes. iHasnmsiicss ef sny orsAa
levers. whether Asue cher spsSsr sevrrr: hllo..
diseases, sunaise. -. yifnss dasc rssipcx, nsl.-
irs Group. ery-pslss white swelEnss, rls, ulcers.
Of even thirty years. csnfi-usnre and e-p-~s.l,,
HloeFsof lhe liver, have al ben ourcd p--n.assts
ny tbese oelehrsied vegesahls Unsssf al I1a.. -
temale complaints and nervess dissa-rs they as..
been equally successful. Vide change cs liie eSls
hrsi and second Periois). Epilepsy. dspressias =
spriis hightsl cerans, all ossiructcns and rsls.-
atons are hy them cared. dispersed snd corrrc' 81
Pric~ 3 cents pr box.
Sold oy J. r. crsuEanAs. Tefre- -Hsate, ara ~ Al
respectable desiers In nediclse tisnlaxln
Jvu ia TnNa.-0ur sfteuiion Wa osllcd tAls
morning TO friend Of our, who. Few mcushs asa.
~ss sckly. feeble aud teoists,ed-now h. s beaisa,
sirong snd robust. This great charre ~ss predrr,i
ey taking AciSAS's CrtxsRs-xD SrSr~ornrxs~.
coEDdsi- lis real EIirn or Isyr
We advise every resder who msy ~ slrkly AL
deeiiitsf-d, and all whc sre well ana -s.h ,ek...
50. 70 try .-lfvening Mirror
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- Mrs. NJ. A. CnosBT. IN takiag .es, O
OF her friends and patrons. takes plea -nre a
Introducing 70 them, Miss NJ. A. fos,. Who
comes among US highly recOmmena.i - a
competent and successful teacher Fl music
from Toledo. Ohio.
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cLoAks.
CLoAKS, CLoAKs.
~ fNfRfss TINS "a

II
1Hf LEADERS OF FASHION
lrf6AST MACK nfAyfn ANn FsxvCH
II Cssfa Cissks CHEAP.
zrsklL, Er7cCeAb q CO.
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POET1CAl.
Extraordinary Merit!
Mas belong TO that which please every one. Su.i
sthe csse with the sscck Of Gods nov a.
EDSAI.L, McDOuGAl. n co.'s.
AZ the scafcu of sbe yesr when other rtncl ~.
hroken and merchants exhihls cmpty sheives. our
stuck = fr"sh sud ccmpleie. embracing -rie-sl'
variety Of
Dress Goods. Shawls, Closks. fais.
Silks. Hoods. Nubias, sontags. ana
Al manner q thlngs that woman en- pui
On the crown Of her head. ~ The sole of her foo.
Or wrap round her shoulders, or III ronnd nerssi-i
Or that can be se~ed on. or pinned On. iac.d.
Or tiei on with string, or stitched on With hoa
In 'front.' or behind. above or helos,
Tor Cioaks. Mansillas, Cape, Collar or s.ssi-
ire ses for Breakfas; and Dinners and Fall.
Dresses 20 sit in. and stand in snd eslk ~.
i'r's-e' n dance an. and firf in. and tar b.
ire-ses 10 which % DO nothing a a. AT
I'Fe-scs Cor winter. and dressed for fAll
All Ci ihsm different in oolor ana pattern.
Sils, muslin snd lsce. crop. velFet AM asao
hrooade and hroadcloth. sud other material
Quito a. sscNpen-ive snd moch mor- sth.siei
In 'hort f'r AL thing thar oouid ever he thush i
Or mliliner. - uod.lie. 90 traiesnAn ~ tousht 81
i's'hn Ger. Main sua Foar,h srss'.
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COAL! COAL!
N q w H 4 Il. M
& rours IS. casss.
rn~ns :. un.

II ANTSu reo>rtly yurhased she Co,l Pan. f,t.
j mrrly kns~n a. ike "ScnfF NfNrQD ea.
eaf thr~e-quArfer miles wc-f cf the slfv - =.
rffFsfe % isrni.b fhr rifsrus a Terrt- -arte -
sirsnlty. sllA sood sfticie 81 ~ell-erresn..i .a.
fFrrrs O. tlt these psriloas tines
- - si~l tFsEte 81 a. HiFtlspt. rrasa sns
flfusrtl1srg Coal Nit<s.
eg orssrs len a - va lzaaiy iAales a. Al "a
fefsdeore q esthrf lfeIlrior. nrar the nirhrurnt
nA.ifess DrYct. vih - nii~d 20 shtit nrtirs.
Cire ne irlsl
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The late Righ Sheriff OF Anexheny comfy -.
given us the following.
Twas anhicied with Debility of shc digestive O..
sans amounting 70 severe xttsck II Dyspep.s.
which had reduced my hesh considerably. NJ -fs
was also sfriced under the same circumstance. al
with The same disease. Having used yoar mea.sin.
called Bonsvr's HouAsD Rrrxxs We ho.h ost.is.
ed rehei. and are happy 70 snord yoa ,his pahA,
evidence Of iis value
JOHN fogsyTH.
I1ftshar.h Ian 9qf ,e.-
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Na~t belong 10 that which piesses every one. Su.i
is the csse with the ssrck of Gooas nov a.
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on Wundsd Sent 10 Padsesh and Cairo
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NnsIeHf -Her.'i1 - Alrsl i.een
forxsra-
calcael Graf hAs last fstauied ffom 10
headqaart~rs % Gen. erans sn.i h.s ius~a
orieu 70 TIE aces ana ala - she Whas
cio~i sua MisnchAhs. % boat i.c- have
an Eiea hah formed hat Ne e. - Fort Doa
el-on, ea ne Cumberland Rifef Noe AZ.
nre - 80 hgh, Th~y have the rebel.
ssforei - from svc 20 seven shousani
-rsne ssnpiesey ave.ss.i .sai onls ava,
ihe.s.a brigade - carssse ihem Ne an.
s "a AZ sse sie.aaers sisa e.eh /, re-,
nns aho,ra Net Of ~ ,soop, are s.l~-r
sessly anconssaso Of " nsre To. ,.e,
eli gNPr aad stare tho uaorniot - r.
sksnlstlves agasn on ne Ohil
.rLaE1 sozocs. wrpzEssas NosssSs ".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27

THE NEw NUTNEGs "A good ansc-
dote is told of one of the Connecticut boys.
While in conversation with Rebel, after
the capture Of Fort Pulaski, the latter
said, "At least, with all our faults, we
have never made wooden nutmegs" The
Yankee, very demure looking specimen,
innocenily replied: ave do not make
them Of wood, any longer" ard pointing
TO one of the big prCjectiles lying near,
which had preached the fort, added quiet
ly, eve make them now Of iron" Sesesh
suhsidei
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27

1t is singular that the Breckinridgers
never mobbed Wendell Philips while be
was Disunionist-but, as soon as be re-
nouuced his foolish disunion notion, they
began to abuse him worse than ever. As
long as P.AFps, ich the Democrats, ras
hostile TO Lincoln, they bore with him
but when Phillips dissolved co-partnership
with the Democracy, and approved some
Of Lincoln's acts, they hiss him
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27
NQicQ County STAR e. LsUisburg ehrrQi:I,
AN INDEPENDENT FANILT JOURNAL
issued Fridays, NJ Lewishurg. Union county. Penis

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at the same rat FIR longer or shorter period Thus -
cts will pay fr four months, six months. dob
for eight monhs, 2dol for sixteen mcu tbs. ID r ;-e
years $ for four copie, year $40 ten copies one
year &c. Single Nos cts Payments By mail tPsidl
received in gold potsge stamps taak notes a srr
value here. Most kinds OF Produce rvceiyeG in ray
When the time expires Tor hici u Varrr = nai--
(unlesS We have n running account 1t Is SIuiPEp.
ADyrRrIsEsENTs handsomely published. ST 50 ~ts Fei
square week, - cts each after doi S ~
months, dol. per year. Halfa squsre-2a ets. 10 e.
dol, 3dol. Two squArcs-laO loo. 90. Merchants ~
not oue.fourth Of column, 10 dol per year JIM
sizes, &c as NAV be agreed upon square s / lu.,
smallest type or Is Of neStsrgsr. Advsrtisr isrment' %
demorAizng, Illegal swintng tendency net % tH,.
Commune stions desired on topics OF general hi,.
and accompanied by the writers real name and sd' s
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH i located IN thr - -
ofthe Ser f ChroHicis. .by which ~e often insert H
News in advance Of the PhilEd. Nails ,-.-,.t
Connected with the Office ample materiHi' IN
kinds Of JOB PRINTING, which will he cNren''u
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