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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
Lift

CorneIIs Cards for the Study and Practice of Map
Drawing. Designed to ccOmpan any Geography,
but especially adapted to the scale Of COrnelPs Gram
~mar-SchOOl Maps. Price per set of II Cards, 30 cts.
ALSO,
CornelPs Series of Outline Maps, Of which a Des-
criptiVe Circular viii be sent upon application.
January 10, 1862. Tn29-tfl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
EWAWE

The many certificates which have been rendered Us
ard the letters which we daily receive, are conclusive
uroof that among the women these Bitters have given
: satisfaction which no others have ever done before.
No woman in the land should be without them, and
those who once use them, will not fail to keep q full
supply.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
THE HARP OF FREEDOM.


Now ready, . new and superior collection Of q
Anti. Slavery, Patriotic, and "Contrsband" songs,
solos, duets, ~quartets, and chorCses. Most Of the
Poetry and Music has been written expressly for
this work, to correspond with the times, and should
be sung by the million, in order to awaken a deep
interest in behalf of the "Contrabands," whom God,
IN his providence, has cast upon the Free North to
elothe and educate.
CONTENTS, IN PART.
"Fslr Freedoms Morn has dawned at last -
"BreSk the Chains, or tHe FmAncipating Sword !"
Fremont 10 Marching on, or, Glory Hallelujah .
ooh Help the 'Oontrabands';' Old John Browns
Song; :" "Song of the 'Contrabands' !" 80 Let my
People Go !" "ParOdy on the Song Of the Contra-
bands !" "Where Liberty DWells is my country p
"When Slavery dies there'n be Freedom !" awake,
Freemen, God has spoken !" "WhittieT's suppressed
Song Of Freedom" etc.
Price only 5 cents single, 80 cents per dozen, 50
per 100 postage l cent.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
n&l-ly 48I Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
WINE BITTERS

Are composed Of a pnre and unadulterated wine, cem-
bined with Burberry, SOlomOn's Seal, COmfrey, Wild
Cherry Bark, Spiknard CamOmile Flowers, and Gent1an.
They are manufactured by DR.. DOp himself, who is an
expert enced and successful physician, and hence should
not be classed among the quack nOstrums which hood
the country, and against which the medical profession
50 justly denOunce.
These truly valuable Bitters have been so thoroughly
tested by all classes Of community, for almost every vii
ETY. OF disease incident to human system, that they are
now deemed indispensable as a
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
MIME. DEMORESF,s
MIRROR OF II

The largest, best and most reliable Fashion Magazine
IN the world Oontrains the largest and finest Fashion
Plates, the greatest number of fine engTavings, the latest
and most reliable Information, three fulI-sized Patterns
for Dresses, and a sheet Of new Braid-wOrk and EN-
b~rOideTing Patterns. Every Mother, Dressmaker, Mil
liner and Lady should haveit. Published Quarterly, at
47S Broadway, New York, sold everywhere or sent BIZ
nail at 70 cents Yearly 81, with q valuable p~rSpiun.
RD SUnRor auNRbSF RVV TO81y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
GUTTA PiERGHA CENENI
For Coating Metals Of all hIaq
exposed to the Action Of the v 7als.
For Preserving and KSP@
Metal Roofs

VI ALL AA-'N1' ~
This isTHE ONLY COMPOSITION Know
successfully resist extreme ehdngssg GU
ant length Of time tOheH applied 70 nun
it adheres firmly forming a body equA y
Of ordinary paint costs much less, all
THREE TIUES as LONG; andtroI-
is not injured by the contraction anl
TIN and other METAL ROOFS eons'E
sudden changes Of the weather. -xUVl
Il uiU not CRACK IN COLD OK kT1 ~
WEATHER AND WILL NOT VASE VI
Leaky tin and other metal roofs can
repaired with GutG PerehG UsI7sHi' ~. .
from further ~corrOsiOn and leaking 'na
ing 8 perfectly Water-tight roof Tor ~
This cement is peculiarly adaptea ~
walton Of Iron ratings, Stoves, Saies,
Implements, &C., also for general I91r,TO
GUTTA PERCHA JIM
For preserving and repairing Tin ana
al roofs of every description, from is
ty. is not injured by the contraction ~ .
Of metals, and wHL not eraek ." '"~
tcdTm heather. ~ .--tAi
These materials are adapted to az
we are prepared to supply orders iron
the country, at short notice, for OulGf3'
ing in rolls, ready prepared for use, - ~
cha Cement in barrels, with full
lions for application
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
MELVTN'S MILLS!
"FREIGH7BRS TO THE MINES
AND TIE
WESTERN FORTS

And the public generally are respectfully informed
that his Mills arr now in excellent running order, turn
ms out from SO to IS sacks per day. lie has the best
millers in the Territory.
MEGVTN'5 FLOUR
admitted both in Colorado and Nebraska TO be unsur-
passed by any est Of the Mississippi River) Is made
from the best of Fall and Spring Wheat, and is sold at
as low prices as can be obtained in the Territory.
Hrs flour is kept for sale at all the stores insBrown-
Vile. He is prepared to I furnish f~reighteTs, and citi-
Zens generally, with flour from either Fall or Spring
Wheat and also with any amount OF Corn, Corn Meal
and BuckvhOat Flour at. the lowest cash prices.
Custom Grinding done at One-siXth per bushel.
He desires tc c1I theattention OF f~Teighters to the
advantages of BrOwnville as a shipping point 70 the
West. Not only can any amount of grain and flour be
obtained here cheaper than at any other point in the
Territory, but the Merchants here have laid in this sea-
son . large supply Of every variety of goods.
j. G.. MELVIN.
Aus. Is, 1852. h5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
N FITS.
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Assure Cure for these distressing complaints is now
MADE known in a TREATISE ON FOREIGN AND Ma
TIVE HERBAL P-REPARATIoES," published by DIR,
y. BROWN. The prescription, fur
nlshed by a young clairvOyant girl, while in a state Of
trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, never
having failed in a single case. 1t is equally sure in
cases Of Fits as Of Dyspepsia; and the ingredients may
be found in any drug store. Those who are afflicted with
Consumption, Bronchitis OF Asthma, may also be cured
by the use Of my Herbal Preparations. 1 will send
this valuable prescription free to any person on receip
Of their names Address,, d r o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, M. n47-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
OUR r ARE 49,
NOW READY.

THE Official Union VOLUMES lJ,ss =
pages.) containing Name 2ae nsimr,
Officer and Private in the Uni0u a. rH
Commands. Casualties, Promotions, .sipid
one wants it, Sent Po5t-P1la,1 9V r LSSoh
cash, Of stamDs. Address HEINZ
Usher 40 State Street, Boston, MAS
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
WIN not only Cure but RreVent
disease.
and in this respect are oOuoly valuable 70 inc P0i'O
who may use them for
INSTPIENT

weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, diseasee Of the
Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
WHY UUSIC.

NEW MUSIC; 81
@SbaI we Know Each Other InsIT 81
Duet and Chorus, by Rev. NJ; LV .oas i
Sabbath Bells Chime on" s;ssisi ID
Price % cents, mailed free. 4
anee to try new music uo,,CE WAIb
H4I-IV Ne. 4ol bA
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13

Agents WAN
We will make liberal and satisiac u
ments with responsible parties VINO 80
establish themselves in a lHefaElYe
business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASn
We can give abundant proot .. b
favor Of our improved Roofing hatsfoi y ps
plied them to several thousand B0oH
City and vicinity. CROSD
0 L xLyTTlor
Wholesale Warehouse, TO- pyTV H1
Corner ofLiberty street,, pSeg,ED'
Full escriptive Circulars sno
nished On application.
Nov. Z, 1861. ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
10 THE PEOPLE OF


TEEIUNLTED SIAES
In the month Of December, 1855, the un6ersigned for
the arst time offered for sale 70 the PUBIC DIX: : ov-
WE DODS' IMPERIAL IN BIffbhS, ana IN ~
short period they have given such uni yersal satisfsc-
ton to the many thousands Of persons who have uled
them that il is now an established article. me amount
90 b1diiv and mental misery arising simply from ms
glect of small complaints is surprising, ana II Is there.
lore Of ths utmost Importance that . strict attention 20
the least and most trifing bodily ailments snouio -
had; for disease OF the body must tnVarlaoly anecs 80
mind. The subscribers now only ask q Lrls!W
DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS'S
Imperial Wine Bitters
from, all who have NOT used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal. en-
These Bitters for the cure OF weak otOmasHs, - -
eraI Debility, and for Purifying and EnTlsDlhs lHe
Blood. are absolutely unsurpassed BY any osaeI Itme
DIV on earth. To be assured Of this, IL Is Ony
essarv to make the trial. The wine IS Of Vefs sape-
rior quality being about one-thiTd stronger tnan Vtn-
er wines. warming and inyigOrating the "hoie Systo
from the head to the feet. As these bitters are tOhlc
and Alternative ID beiT character, SO they stIeHs.nen
and inVigOrate the whole system and give q nne 'oIe
and healthy action to all its parts, BY equaHllus tHo
circulation, removing the distractions ana pfOouOHs
a general warmth. They are excellent tOr dseaSes Gnu
weakness peculiar to Females. where a tOnlclS Ieqult-
ed to strengthen and brace the system. No laoy Nn0
is subject to Iasitude and faintness, should De "l'nOu'
them as they are revivifying in their action.
THESE BITTERS
Will not only Cure but PreVent
Disease.
and in this respect are doubly valuable to the person
who may use them for
INSIPIENT
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
RRffIe 5c91l1lS

100 Of the most severe 81 siss $50
incidents Of tho War, now reluJ, SEM Z
highly eolOred, on fine heavy y ogsusssd|
% for 81, 90, orS4 per l0O- srsd. -.
no better opportunity Wss o,S P-utPBal%
Address HENRY b. AhSuN
e Sats Street, Bossen, Macs
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
CoRNELL's FIRST STEPS IN GEoGRAAHl

Intended to precede Cornell's Geographical Series,
and to introduce the little pupil pleasantly and prof
itably to the rudimentso OF Geography. One beauti-
ful volume, ehild's quarto, with Numerous maps and
illustrations, u pages. Price, Is cents.
n awwTwm corCTara An
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
cEr rHE BEST,

CORNELLS
Surpass all Others before the Public
1st. Tn phiIosophicaI arrangement.
I'd. In the gradual progress Of their steps,
Sd. In presenting one thing at 3 time.
Ath. In the adaptation Of each part 80 It's lnVen-
ded grade Of scholarship.
5th. In the admirable mode they prescribe Ior
nemo.iEing the contents of q map.
9th. In their explanation and directions Tor des-
eribiag the natural divisions Of the earth.
7th. In their judicious selections Of facts.
8th. In the appropriate and instructive character
Of their illustrations.
9th. In consistency between maps and te1t.
10Th. In the introduction into the maps OF such
places only as are mentioned in the book
11th. In the clear representation Of every Tact,
and the analytical precision with which each orAncn
Of the subject is kept distinct. 1,
18th. In being at once practical, systematic, and
complete, philosophical in arrangement, and pro-
gressive in development Of the subject.
~ADHTT5r r SI n A nJTTT1O
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FROM rHn SOUTH.
From the latest Southern journals re.
ceived we make up the following summary


From the latest Southern journals re.
ceived we make up the following summary
Of news:
TIE APFAIR At HAyaINa Rock.
Exaggerated and false rum ors having gone
abroad with respect to the retreat of our
forces from Hanging Rock, In Hampshire
county, Va, we copy from the Rockingham
Register. Of the 18th inst. the following state.
meht OF facts, obtained from reliable ren.
tleman who was present at the time:
Our forces As for service, all told, did not,
amount to over 800. They consisted Vt .
Of sres So Il
Hampshire militia, Capt. eioert's sth Star
Artillery, from New Market, two Kuns.)
and part of Dol. Mann Spittler's regiment
Of Page, Shenandoah, and Roc kineham mi
litia, aadsr. Lt..Col. Buswell-these whole
amounting in all, as Aefere stated, TO not
over 800 elective men. =.
The enemy, amounting 70 at Ieast 1000
mon, On Tuesday. the TN inst. came upon
this small band OF soldiers, Euarding this
nouatAin pass, between daylight and sun:
rise, driving In onr picksts, llilinG the road
In front snahaskinG our forces ON both sides
Oar Soldiers opposed their overwhelming
onset by : few wsii.directed shots, when II
did Ia @ good order ~ possibls under the
circumstances. The enemy mortally wound.
"A NJ eallan4 CAPT. Aleshire, OF Page. (Who
has slnes died, kflled oatfight Thomas LOyds
81 nAsnsadQAh. asd saot doxa q nls sna
Ssscs 81 ss-s te q esiiaat 81 aesrs sArullSsy. :.
One oihsrp maA, !, = nembef q Capt. Hi!sl
H,tass cor many. frow HQcklhSAAQ, received
8 silrht 6eok' wound Th6Se 6re al the Nesu.
alstse rs Suffered. Two y se1r nen--Jsna- s.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

vas aesssled by Gen. Wool to the Huuch. .
oacs. Inc coEpany numbers n men. and Il
com Tanded BY Lisnt. q. w. TiIlotson. See.
ond Lieut.. +. W. b. Huehes, OF the ..n,e
com pany, takes com mmand OF IS msn ef t,,e au,e
detachmsnt, and in detailed to the gun boat
Lieut.. riilotson is New Yorker. and /,
splendid gunner, having distinguished hin, :
self at the Hatteras Inlet affair.
The rebels have been trying their be st 20,
thing relative to the place Of attack. Ia this
instance they have ado pied the same method
as when the Port Royal fleet was ia port,
viz: OF sending two or three flags Of truce per
day to hnd Uut something How far they
have succeeded / am unable to say, but am
of opinion THAI Yorktown will turn out Is
great bugcear this time as Bars Bay has
proved in the former instance. Huger, Ma.
grinder and other rebel Generals may have
prepared extensively for the reception of our
troops and gun-hoats but IL either Of The last
named gentry should happen 70 be present at
'he place of attack by General Burnsid:
they will find that this time they ha,Ss
caught pretty large sized tartar.
kumors Of all kinds are already rife since
the expedition SAILED, aud 1t il cnrreatiy re-
ported that we will be Iullsd to sleep this
night by the roar Of cannoGadipg. ] musi,
th@reforr, allow your readers to cor jet urt
whether the place of attack is near Fortress
MonyOe or not.
rEE vsRY LATEST.
vessels comsFisisA tseaerAl BuRaistde's axpe-
diti0h left very qui rty at intervals during
last n'ghf. The others left during the fore
not n to-day. including n large fleet Of schoo-
ners, which has been here fcI some time
The New York did not leave I'LL eleven
O'Clock to-day. and the transpor Louisiana
and New Brunswick are still acre this after.
neon.
A number Of schconers and sev.ra, gun
boats, said to form partof the expedition,
are still in port.
HBws PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. IL "A report was
brought up yesterday morning that q Urge
propeller WAS ashore a few miles b Il w Cape
Henry. The Spaulding was seat to her as
sistance, but could fad nothing of her, and
consequently returned here early last eve
ming.
The enemy raired q new flag staff and d ,g
yesterday on Sewell's Point II is seen very
conspicuously above the trees.
The Spaulding is loading rapidly, and /.
expected to sail Ior Port Royal, via Hatteras,
thi evening
COMPANY Il, of the Naval Brigade, with
Colonel WardrOp and Lieuten MT T,llo tson,
came over from Camp hamilton this after
noon, and went on board the sun.boats
Huuehback and Southfeld. to man the guns
The above are part of General Burnside's
expedition.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE CaE0Lx-The New
Orleans Delta NOTES.-THE death OF venera.
bic relic OF the aaeien rsgimc Of New Orleans
and Lonisiana-Loais Bo1lieny-who died
veteran of l6l4-'l5, and native Of New Or.
leans, WitAons changing his Fesidenee he
lived successtSely through the dominion OF
Spain, France, and the Omitted States, and
died In the Republic OF the Uon1edornto
States. He was the centre OF one Of the
Target and oldest families in ths State. A.
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FiRH- At H1SDEAsoI.-A disastrous nro Oc-
CURED ~ Hendei son. KY, last Sunday MORN
ing weak. The hre broke ont in the tobacco
warehouse Of Kerr 4 Co.. Of Liverpool. and
the warehouse containihg %. 900 worth Of
tobacco with q dwelling house adjoining,
were totally consumed. The dre Waa the
work Of an inosndiary. The loss u ssti.
mated ct ez0, 900. .s
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sERVANTs FOR HIRE.
\ EG aOE.Ss FOR HIRE

1
We have for hire the following dsscriptio
of SEkE8NTS, viz:
Chambarmaids, Washers and Ironeys;
Cooks. Washers, ard IroueIs;
,Flacksmtths, Carpenters;
Shoemakers, Bcicklayers;
Bri k-Yard Hands, Labor.rs;
Wood Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands
Also, several superior Dining Room Ser.
wants. CLUPTUN 4 LYME,
Cor. Franklin and Wall ss.,
i1 Pots Up stairs.
CNERVANTS FOR HIRE Il have for hire
able. bodied MEN, suitable for brick-yard
hands, ccal-pits, roai-yards, or farIn hands
also, several WOMEN, Plain Cooks, one
Honse Girl, and Il lot of Boys, suitable for
farms or house wcrk among them boy OF
good character we'll qualified for the dining
room or to wait in an office.
il lS-3.H JAMES MOORE, 81 Vlaia st.
IIOX SALE.--A vsiiabie Ieau,ster and a, III
r band, about q years cid. Apply to
a19-ts Il A. COOKE.
u OR SALEr-HOUSE SERVANT.
mulatto BOY, about ID years old
handsome, and we'll grown
.Apptyto
ia ,5-ts GODprN L. APPwRSOM.
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TBRHIsLH ASFAIR IN FRANKLIH COUNTY,
KY.-We learn from citizen Of Frankfort
the following particulars Of diabolical
outrage, fearful murder, and just retribu.
tion, occurring last Sunday, in the vicinity
of Perks Mills, about ten miles from Frank.
ioTt' and % near ,hn. Inc owen county county iins; .s,:
young lady, some four teen or fifteen years Of
age, was going home alone, when negro
man, the property of Mas Pearce, stopped her
horse, dragged her from his back aud ravish.
Cd her-then taking a club beat her over the
head until he supposed her to be dead. and
leaving her in the road, fled. s..,
Not long af' erwards gentleman, who hap.
pensd to pass, saw her, raised her up. and
she was barely able TO tell what had been
done and the fend's name. He left her, aud
posting back TO the mill, called out posse,
and pursuit was made. The negro waa caught,
and his captors had o fire built, intending to
burn him alive. when they changed their
purpose and hung him on the spot. A right.
erdf. Sth.
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POOR sAxBo AMONG THE rAxxxxs.

negro belonging 70 Mr. Chapman had tn Q
good luck to escape from the Hessians ri Port
Royal, and reached has master in Savannah
last Friday. He describes the treatment of
the unfortunate servants in the hands of the
Northern troops, at Port Royal, as hard in
the extreme. They are forced to labor on the
entrenchments from gray dawn until dark,
unremittingly, and are then confined under
guard at night. Mr.. Cbapman's servant
managed to escape at night-slipped by the
pickets in the darkness, and put of from the
Island in a batteau. He says the negroes they
left behind are in q melancholy condition
sick enough Of Northern bosses.
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60 900 90
S,S05.3lS 90
l,574,lSe 80
2s3.4l4 90
10000 %
h,O~ w
47,2s3,2s2 90
'S,42o,lso %
90
100000 90
s,ols,sSo 90
1000 900 90


''cW,'@ s,'o@oo W ~
100000 od
sosso 7,7 O,
$4,000 oc
100000 Ot
"
800 OK
LIZA 57s oc
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ROAR DING.

T~HIkTY. HORSE PnWER STEAM EN-
GINE AND OTHER MACHINERY
Fun SALE.--I offer for sale. privately. one
Thirty horse Power STEAM ENG NE, in good
or der, at Mehsrrin Depot, on the cbmoxt Cpd
DaaviuAs pailrosd. AIsc, Stave Gutter S<Xve
join, leading do, headiug P.aner, Heading
athe, Will q numb. Of Saws. Shsftiag 8eltins,
&C., compete for manufacturing Barrels.
Apply to WIN. b. GREEN,
Richmond Va,
0r RtCHD v. GAINES,
Trustee Of VIM. J. Watkins, Camp Leo.
In 1d-onSflU
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MlLlTAKY ATTENTION.
BRASS LETTERS. CROSS SABREs,
GROSS CANNONS. &C.
The undar ignsd are manufac u,it 9 to order and
have aiwsy, On hant BRASS PxES6ED LET
TERS, CROSS sABRES, CROSS oANNONS,
&C., for MILITARY GAPS Orders promptly
LEWIS & xaYroN, Brand nut.er.,
13:h, bet Main aud Cary y'r.eta.
Address by mail ''Lewis Ksyten.'' BOX gas
Richmond. Va. jaI7 Inns
TNGINEEk's LEVEL, &C.
With Tripod. &c, complete. very fine In
strument. Made by Brown, Of New York.
For sale low by CLARKSON Co.
ia 20 s. loo Main st.
V>O COAL MINERS.
COAL AUGEB.
In perfect order, for sale low by
ULAkKSON r. CO.,
"a 20 81 loo Main at.
GRAIN BAGS.
The JAMES RIVER MANurACTURING
COMPANY
AA ~ GRAIN BAGS
In quantities To suit purchasers.
NIVTHlk.--AN n.,sOns irdsbssd 10 the estate
~ OF MARY ID. MYE1s. deed. viii make psy
mept TO nia. AID all having claims aesipet h~s
estate " Ill preaeas the0,- to for ssfslspeEt.
L. x. ELLySON. 8. u. r,
And - sach AAmlpist-stor OF
ja1e-e. Mary D Myers decd.
ExLcUFDRB NOTICN.-savins qaaIinsd A.
H. Executor Of ALEx. Hull deed, all persons
70 whom Do waa indebted are reIues Cd 70 present
their c.sms 70 mo for pay ment; and sil pssyens
owing his estate " II mske iamedlate payment
The 20 partnership Of Alex. H.il n Co. ceased
firm agreeable 70 articles Of ssreemept. with b
cioeed By The sn'viving Psr'nef, w. y. JoHNsQs,
All per sons Indebted particularly requeatsd
MAKE immed ediate payment, and AL nrbts dp6 BY
the CON Germ will he rAd by bim ON presentation
JAMES II. GARDNER, tx.enior nf
in iG- ms Alex. Hin. Aecd
ATUTNE--intsud,,g. &. alter the ..th 8, TIT
I'm month, to elnse opt sha balan~e Of my ssooA
81 UPHOLSTERY 0@lOl,E n amcijas. WIN
until that data ssli oil nv goods 81 old psicas.-
IN ~ :. =. waas wosld do ws,l % ea.i:
II nave kSTAHLIsHHI 4
.,,.,. -. bkooA AAAurAOroRY.
,.,s-.a. = f'aT' 4 T. s,.':s so..saon
TOPPER.-Ths uodsrsIxrsd. 1Senss 81 -
~ UMQN 90 ~ OLIb b ArEh COPrt1
2iAk q TeeeaaeeA haze juss sscstysA ssesly
g p.Fe sN0Or 004t0A wAtaa tAs1 eG6 -
'ss : -. :: : s" sxoex : aAsxrsvul.
foissAxn -. sas...s.
mss y,s.,.s = pssslap ~niissvs esasss
e .ps'y sA6ix E 81 is1s; ssf s |. ou.4.x. =,
sfssA ssSs ssssssSSE 81 sr Is -ss.s 2sgs ..sss
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" OtERSEER AND GARDNER
A fist GAYS CVEkAEER AND GARDINER
wants a. eUgag%m mt. TIE beat of reisrencs
ven. No faulty bu. his wife. Adarsss
j. N. PAEMER
ia IL IS. Bowling ara.n Carolina 80 Va
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ARRIVAL OF THE sAxoHIA.

NIw York, Jan. 16.-The steamer Ssxonia
has arrived from Hamburg, which port she
left on the Seth ult. she did not stop at
Southampton.
She brings two complete batteries and
large number Of small arms for the Govern.
ment.
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LATE FROM C0LUMBUs-ANOTHBR FIGHT
From the Memphis Acalanche, Of the 18th in.

From the Memphis Arnlanche, Of the 18th in
slant, we copy the following:
We are Informed by two soldiers, just from
Columbus that On last Saturday. two Of the
Lincoln gunbOats came down within sight but
beyond the reach Of gun shot OF Col1m bus,
and commenced cannon aiding. Three Of the
Confederate gun boats went up to meet them,
and exchanged shots with them for about two
hours, without damage on eithsr side Our
boats tried in vain to entice the Fe teraIs
within reach Of the batteries at Columbus -
The day before the Federals sent down two
RATS to explode the submarine batteries,
which were towed to shore by our boats !;
but heavy log which vas Also sent q float
did explode one Of the torpedoes,
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