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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-03
BY TOM J FULGHAa.

BY TOM FULGHAM.
How calm and noble his humble mien
When fear of God is in his heart;
And when there is ne',r wicked spleen
Actuaiirg bis fcrvont thought.
How iriistirg and hopeful when be bows
In TIE attitude of rrsver--
when he looks toward Heaven and knows
immortality is his there.
No inJure Il On, ht riscs in his breast
Nor low TN haste emotion;
Put humhlv complies with Gods bthest
With true ard unfeigned devotion.
Esav is The yoke be has to bear.
Revolt in bis toul will Ee'er start;.
For he truly loves and serves with fear
Him. e. ho was meek, lowly in heart.
The current of his life is serene,
sweetly glides bis bark down Times stream
Hrmility On his brow is seen
For he regards not life dream.
Though poverty starcs him in the face,
And grief stamps its print on his brow;
OF discontent there is found no trace
Ard he fears rot from earth to part.
Tho bis goods take wings and ay away.
qlo' frie, ds l,.ve Il m Oh ruins brink.
Hie ,hengh,s of God will ne'tr go sstray,
L -
Tho, the werld frnwns with dark, hitter hate
And ruthless storms round him lower;
Though the frger Of scorn irsstia'e
De bent upon him every hour,
lie docs not sink in ahject despair,
~ And curse his woful. wre,ched state;
Tut in earnest, devoted prayer
Asks for strength TO endure his fate.
lie rrays fer for,ituSe to sustain
The stern realities Of life:
To keep his heart from polluting stain
And lure in the worlds selfish strife.
And prayer from the heart unfeigned,
To Cod meIciful and kind
Emanaiing from heart urstained.
Love. mercy, and comfort vii! hbe'
Nobler laurels encirc'e him now
For he fears none but God alore--
Than ever Rrea,hed warriors brow,
Or e'er adorned kngly throne.
oh! 10 be christian it is sweet, 49,
And TO have true faith in Gods lore -
For ir Heaven the righteous will meet
1owear immortel crnwns above.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-03
The Cincinnati Enquirer say

The Cincinnati Enquirer says
that at the municipal election re-
Gently held in that city, the old
officers were all reelected over
Black Republican opponents, and
the issue was fairly made
The incmnbents Of the Office were
oanounced as secessionists, and es-
peciaIly as having protected and
encouraged the secessionists there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-03
Qriginal Ioetgy:

Written for the Fayetteville Obse'rer
TIE TRUE CHRISTI rT-
c, m1osod and d di cfei to my J'O her "
F-of Olo'Ona, Mss.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-03

S500,000, it is said, viii more
than cover the provision losses III
Nashville.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-04-03

Nearly all the bacon and beef
lost in Nashville was still upon
the contractors hands, the Gov
eminent suffering very little loss.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Brilliant Operations Of General Burnside's Divi-
sion in North Carolina-The Capture Of New
bern, Beaufort, &c.-Map Of the Position-The
Continued Successes Of the Union Forces
Throughout the Country-The Latest News
from Mexico, Cuba, &C., &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Captain Stone, will
leave this port today for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at half past
nine O'Clock this morning.
THE New YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-will be
ready at half past eight O'Clock in the morning. and will
contain full and highly interesting account Of tho
Operations Of tho Burnside Expedition in North Carolina
resulting in the complete Defeat of the Rebels the Cap
ture Of Newbern and Beaufort the Burning of the Rebel
Steamer Nashville and the Destruction of Fort Macon,
accompanied with Map OF tho country. showing its
stratsgica and geographical importance. II will also
contain accounts Of the Battle and Defeat Of the Rebels
Winchester Va. OF the Advance and Progress Of
the Union Forces In the West and Southwest and all
military movements Of interest OF the past week; The
Latest News from Mexico and Cuba and large amount
OF other interesting reading. .,.t
Single COPIES In wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. ~ Ludgate Hill, London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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C0rOners' Inquests.

PRoBABIS SUICIDE YOUNG LADY.-Miss Ella Ma
thews, young lady who arrived at the Northern HOTEL
at the foot Of Cortlandt street, Saturday afternoon,
from Louisville, KY, whore she had been visit with
her uncle found dead in her bed Monday morning,
under circumstances which lead to the belief that she
committed suicide BY taking chloroform Deceased was
found lying on her face, with had
evidently been soaked in morphnepressed close TO her
mouth and vial OF the narcotic, about three
quarters empty, was found table beside her, and
the physician, making post mortsm examination Of
tho body, found evident traces Of tho poison in the
stomach. There does not to be much doubt about
the cause Of DEATH but whether the chloroorm was Ad
mnisersd for the purpose OF committing suicide or not
il not clear II s quite possible that deceased took tho
poison for the purpose Of relieving headachea COM
plant with which she known to be suffering. Miss
Mathews was about twenty years OF age, and was ma
tive Of New Hampshire.
ANorHERoF THE MERRMACs vIcrMs-Charles OConDer,
sailor board the Whitehall during the
naval fight Fortress Monroe died Monday at his
lodgings, No SO Catharins street, from the effects Of
wound received by the bursting OF q SHE'LL Coroner
Wdey was notified to hold an inquest upon the body
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ARRIVAL THE BoDy CArrAIS n. X. JoHssoS.-The
Of Captain David r. johnson, late Of Company l.
Fifty first regiment New York state Volunteers, arrived
in this city Yesterday afternoon in tho steamer Peabody
~ will DO remembered that Captain johnson fell noby
Aghting at Ncwbcrn, and that he was appointed COM
mandcr Of Fort Reno after its capture, as mark of ap
probation for tho bravery exhibited by him at the baltic
of Roanoke Island The inactivity OF this position how
over did not suit so brave fiery spirit his and
having obtained permission, he joined his regiment at
Newborn where he was killed in action. Due notice OF
the funeral will bo given, and IL is but right that this
heroic soldier should be buried with all the military
bonors demanded by noble and chivalric conduct.
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island on the Tennessee shore, the Forthcatons OF
Isand No. TO-"
These forts i've in number and very strong-much
stronger Is said than the battery erected on the up
per end OF Island No. TO- Tho land around them, how
ever Is described very low and marshy aording no
good camping ground near by.
The main forces Of the enemy were therefore encamp
cd on Island No 10. When General Pope cut of the re-
treat OF their notila il was evident their
ports must eventually be abandoned destroyed In
that case, their troops II left the island, could not
escape.
They were, therefore, ferried by their trans
ports to the main land and those not required in the
forts were encamped in their rear.
This is what General Pope meant when he teegraphed
that the enemy had evacuated the island. He did not
mean that the ortcatons which had been constructed
some distance above this island, for its defence had
been evacuated that his troops had occupied that
place.
He had no means OF crossing the river TO do so, and
Commodore Foots miles above, with the enemys
strong works between him and the island
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, March 25, 1862.
The bill Incorporating the New York Homeopathic Mo.
dica Society was reported favoraby and ordered
third reading.
Mr.. FREER dsclaimcd having anything TO do with this
report.
The bill altering the Commissioners map OF Brooklyn
was reported favoraby.
The New York Health Onicor's report was presented
and ordered to be printed
BILLS PASSED.
Respecting the powers and duties Of boards Of supervi
sors and regulating the proceedings against them
The bill amending tho charter OF the Loaners Assoca-
ton lost motion to reconsider the vote was lost
and laid OH the table.
To compensate bona tdc purchasers OF Wild lands for
improvements made thereon.
To protect bridges belonging TO the State.
The following bills were considered In Committee OF
the Whole and ordered to Undertaking.
To INCORPORATE the New York Commercial
Relative lands under water in the city OF Brooklyn.
To authorize the Brooklyn, Path and Coney Island Rail-
road TO lay rails OF less weight than required by the
general bill
Other bills had progress reported on shem.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Committee OF tho Whole took up and debated Tic
bill to reorganize the State Asylum for unatc convcts
Progress reported.
Mr. FooER reported adversely the bill to repeal the law
to exempt ministers OF the gospel from taxation Agreed
to.
Tho following reported favorably 10 proven,
attempts Mt burglary and other crimes TO print caen
dars Of Courts of Record
The remainder Of the was consumed In the con
sidcration Of local bills.
Adjourned
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at half past two O'Clock. Tho friends OF the family ~
respectfully invited TO attend.
QuAcKiSBUsH. Mount Vernon, westchester county.
New York, on Monday morning March "a, TEREsA wife
OF David Quacknbush in the 2oth year Of her age after
brief illness.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral the residence of her
Iatner-in-iaw, BENJAMIN Quackinbush, No 767 Green
wien street this wednesday, afternoon at two o'clock
lnterment at Greenwood.
shIrH-n Jersey Guy, suddenly, on Sunday evening
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this wednesday, after
ooh AT three O'Clock from the Reformed Dutch church
In South Bergen, NJ.
DR.. Tslmadge Sutherland
line ine friends Of the family and of her sonsinaw, G.
Amen ana Amos Tenney. respectfully invited to at
teno tne funeral from II Madison avenue this (wednes
day) afternoon, at O'Clock
WEs1kR-in Jersey City. at IA York streot, on Tues
day morning. March 25, MARY tho beloved wife OF Mr.
Jonathan webster and amented daughter of Mr. Edwaro
Dunn, Of the city Of Boston. Her Illness though Of .
consumptive nature she bore with Christian forttude
The friends from Brooklyn elsewhere are invits<
to attend the funeral Thursday Afternoon at TIVE
o'clock.
Boston and Liverpool (England) papers please copy.
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Assembly,.

ALBANY, March 25, 1862.
The Grinding Committee reported another large batch
Of bills complete, which wore laid on the tablo.
Under the joint rule requiring appropriation and sup
ry bills up for consideration bofore the 18th OF
March the General Appropriation bill was taken up.
on motion of Mr. FISHER seconded by Mcssrs schocned
and Ievcridge and opposed by Mr. Alyord tho clause
limiting the publication of the official the state
paper was amended by adding, "and two papers each
Senatorial district.
Mr.. H. DAVIS, Of Chautauqua, made all effort to strike
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sense Of the whole country is so decidedly op-
posed to it.

SILENCE GIVES CoNsENT.-The Tribune has
Indirectly pleaded guilty to our charge that Its
editors suppressed the portion of Commodore
Dupont's report relating to the participation OF
the revenue cutter Henrietta, with Lieutenant
Bennett and his oficers-Dickerson, Barker
and Knapp-in the occupation of Fernandina.
The Times was guilty of the same suppression,
but says nothing in reply to our exposure.
Its silence is frank confession unusual in that
iournal
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

"THE APosrArx" MARY PRovosrs THRArRx-Shiel's
Nplay The Apostate," produced at Mary Provosts
theatre last evening, with Mr. J. Wilkes Booth as Pes
cara. Mr. Booth quite at home, and the audience
twice called him before the curtain. Neither the play
any OF the other actors calls for special men
tion This evening Mr.. Booth appears as Richard the
Third character in which he is unsqualled "Ohso''
, Is In rohsarsal
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{ CoMI1MEsT 10 CArrAN Ericsson OF THE MoSrroR.-As
marx OF respect Captain Ericsson for the recent
vices he has conferred upon the country the Swedish flag
been raised the building Of the Ericsson Calorc
Engine Agency OF Hudson and Duane Streets and
Of the distinguished engineer has also been
placed In prominent position in their ONCE. The nag
may seen by looking Duane street from the
on Duane street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

PERQUIsITEs.
There have boon perquises except occasional small
donations OF fruit segars &c. from tho captains OF
ssls and one small contribution from geutioman to
whom portion Of the lighterng assigned which
appropriated TO the payment Of tho expense incident
to the ONCE.
This statement Is subscribed and sworn to by Alex
N Gum, Health Ocer. is generally understood that
thore quite electoneerng fund for tho republican
party which, doubt, accounts for the largo expense
The General Appropriation bill ordered to third
reading in the Assembly clause was inserted aool
considered the balance Of the morning.
Nothing done in the Senate OF any public import
anco.
The Congregational App0rtionmcnt-PrO.
hibition OF Chain Bridges ut Ferries
The River Open between Albany and
Poughkeepsie.
ALBANY, March 25-11 p. NJ.
Tho Assembly Congressional Apportionment Conmitts,
held session this afternoon and agreed upon the first
ten districts The FIRST threc nearly the same the
minority report in the Senate
The Fourth comprises the First Second Third, Fourth
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards OF New York.
The Fifth district the Eighth, Tenth Thirteenth and
Fourteenth wards.
The Sixth district, the Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
wards.
The Seventh district, the Eleventh and Seventeenth
wards.
The Eighth district, tho Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
The Ninth district, the Twentieth Twenty second and
Twelfth wards.
Tho Tenth district, tho counties Of westchester, Put.
nam and Rockand.
They have fallen into the Of the Senate
miitco giving to those districts which are located in the
portion OF tho state whore the population is rapidly
crcasng several thousand population than the
bcr required thus leaving for those districts in the in
terror whore the population is the the decrease less
number than required. The injustice OF this must be
apparent to any person with half an eye Before ten
roll around the Now York city districts viii have
| double the population OF those In the country.
Tho Grinding Committee OF each house had r meeting
this afternoon. The Assembly agreed to report the bill
TO prohibit the oil chain bridges at ferry landings
also facilitate tho construction Of tho Adirondack Rail
| road.
The Hudson river is open for navigation from New
York to Poughkecpsie Both OF tho railroad ferry boats
at this place have succeeded cutting their way through
| the ice, and running.
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Omcinl Drawings or the kentucky and

kENrucsY-ExrRACLAss S9-March 25. 1852.
IS, SO, 10, &, 40, 4, 55, IS, ~, 81, 30, AZ, 80.
DElAwARE-CLAss ls2-March IS. 1862
43, 81, 16, 40 "a, 3, II, 50, "a, 73, 4S, 10.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 Co.
Wilmington. Delaware. or Covington Kentucky.
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omcial Drnx,.g. or 1urrax. Edax 8

Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY ExrRA CLAss lil-March Is. 1862.
s, A, z6, &c, 10, a. /, IS, II, G5, 75, So, Is.
KENTUCKY. CLASS l42-March 25 1861.
8, 10, Al, z, ~. =, IS, Il, SO. 4, 10, 27.
Circulars sent Tree OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY Co,
Covngton, KY, or st. Louis, NO.
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U,o BELIEVERS IN THE CURTIvE NATURE OF PUR-
BRANDRETHs PILLS ARE SURE, RELIABLE AND
SAFE.

SPRING MEDICINE.
Impurities which been carried long in the body
break when the genial warmth OF spring disaces
grim winter.
SO at subject cryspelas colds
pains In the bones bilious and heart diseases fever ana
asthma skin diseases and great dizziness
OF the head. Now the Is found IN
BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS,
which njurc and cannot be overdone. =.
Small Pox Measles and Scarlet Fever no better med
used Children and adults seldom die when they
used.
lady Brooklyn taken with numbncss OF the left
sic lett cold feess violent pain Of the head
bleeding she took four doses Brandrehs Pills
in many days. and cured Even her doctor owned
WY "-' PARALyTIC STROKE.
TESTIMONIAL FROM A DEALER.
ALBANY, March 19, 1867.
r. BRASDRErH, NJ D.:-Dcar sr-Enciosed please hnd
dollars the half of Bandreth Pills style
The Pills give great satisfaction The customers particu
larry pleased with the of Plaster around each boxhey
find II useful for cuts burns and wounds generally.
hope viii continue to put the pills up in this unique
style. Yours &c, r. \. McMURDY,
Corner of Broadway and Maiden lane
Secure this blessed meicin and your will be tho
Brandfcthan onlces-No, 2ea CANAL STREET and No. .
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STREET, PHILADELPHIA, and CORNER or NINTH
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full directions.
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The Reported Evacuation OF Island

from the ST. Louis Republican. March 2ll
There seems To have been much confusion IN the news
racr REPORTS In regard TO this island. These mistakes
have resulted from calling the forts but iust ABOVE tho
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

Wedding Cards, BrOndwny Stylcs.-Also
Nstc Paper. at j. EvERDELLS establishment, 302 Broad.
way, corner of Duane street
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvativc and
Wigs the best the world, wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied At No o Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

Beautiful CompIcNion-Laird's Bloom
of Youth Liquid PEARL for and the
complexion and skin. All druggists, and 439 Broadway.
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out all the salaries OF the public departments above the
amount for each department By the Revised
Statutes. Lost.
Mr.. T. n THOMAS moved to strike out the appropriation
for the State Assessors and TO abolish that Office Carried
by 80 to 80.
The bill was then ordered 10 q third reading.
The Annual Supply bill was taken up.
The bill was considered till the hour Of recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. BENEDICr's motion TO strike out the amendment
abolishng tho Office Of State Assessor adopted in Com
mittee Of the Whole, was lost-41 to so.
The Annual Supply bill was again taken up in Com
mittee Of the Whole and debated till the adjournment
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

Trusscs.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Ec.
vaor-a superior article No Vescy street, Asor House,
nnnn tn nnhn nrch
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1Iill's Hair Dye. so Cents, Black or
by all druggists
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Wilmington. Delaware. or Ct


Prizes Cashed I'm all LIE Legalixcd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
oval street, up stairs, New York.
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Grand Family Holiday at Barnum's
Museum. Two superb performances at and ~ p NJ
Commodore Mutt, Hppopoiau,us, &C.. at all hours.
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be prepared in the capacity OF both and ply
stefan her children. She can II she WILL discharge these
duties much better than she emphy II she
does not she ought TO know that there is urine pre-
old and female ph ycan which stood
the test OF many and the most perfect thing
earth for children teething. IL also wind Ollie
dyscntery diarrhra, and Is regulate the bowels
We every mother, do let your pscjudicc
the pe Of stand IN the OF relief that
will surcycs absolutely sure-io follow the use OF Mrs
WTNSLOWS Soothing Syrup. 1t Is sold ywhere, IS
cents "a bottle. Ofice Is Cedar street. New York.
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Batchc1or's Hair Dyc.-Thc Best in the
world; harmless reliable aud instantaneous Sold and ap
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory. l6 Bond steret.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary,
OF Eighth avenue and Twentyeighth street. Per
sonal attendance and pure medicines.
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A Pure Tobncco-Ycllow Bank Tobnc-
co-Goodwn's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco all i'm
pures sale by all tobacco and segar Dealers and
wholesale by Il. GOODWIN BROTHER, 2O9 Water street
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ID =EUMATIsM, DRoPsY, &C.-ALL THOSE Az
IL nctcd with rheumatism dropsy gout NEURALGIA chill
by wearing METTAM CO.'S Patent Galyano Electro Ne
illc nsoles will find immediate and permanent eliefs
never having yet failed in hundreds OF Office 429
Broadway. Sent by express the receipt of 81.
Messrs. MrrrAM Co..
GkSrs-My wife having been sufferer from dropsy and
rheumatism for the last years, and having tried
NAVY remedies without obtaining the desired relief Was
induced the 9avanic 1nsoles and y AL lords me
they have had the long desired effect OF
curing her. and take great pleasure IN them
the public. Yours, truly, J.. W. HUNT, t
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Winant's Indian Lfniment Is a Sure
for Rheumatism Neuralgia &c Deposi Barclay
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Rupture and varicocele Curcd.-Dr
RIGGS onlcc No. Barclay street.
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The New York Court OF Appeals.

The NEW NOrk COurt Oh AppehIbs
ALBANY, March 25, 1852.
The Court Of Appeals opened Its March session this
morning Tho calendar for tomorrow is follows
Nos. 4, T., g., o, 10, IL, IL, 1914
The Court Of Appeals has resolved to hold afternoon
sessions during this week.
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the GREAT BATTLE At PEA RIDGE.

Defeat OF Thirty Thousand Rebels mt Pea
Ridge by the Union Forces-Graphic
Description OF the Fight-Maps OF the
Battle Field-Triumphant Progress OF
the Patriots for the Suppression OF the
Rebellion-The Important Debate in
the British Parliament ON the Law OF
Blockade, &C., &C., sc.
graphic and thrilling account Of the hard fought
Battle at Pea Ridge, Ark, March and 8, from our
own Correspondent eventuatng in the Defeat Of Thirty
Thousand Rebels, under General Sterling Price, accom-
panied with illustrations Of the Battle Fields of each day
will be published in the FAMILY HERALD, ready this
"wednesday morning It will also contain accounts Of
the brilliant operations Of General Burnsidos Forces in
North Carolina OF the Defeat Of the Rebels near Win
chester or the Operations and Success Of the Union
Armies in the South and Southwest, and all military
movements Of importance during the past week; The
Latest News from the Rsvolted States The important
and highly interesting dobate in tho British Parliament
tho American War Question and the Rights of Bel
gerents and record Of all important events Of the week
Tsrms-Two dollars per year. Single copies, four
cents.
Whites Spring style OF Cents Hats and
Caps ready, PIG Broadway Museum.
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Capt. Ericsson.-At Frederick Photo
Of ihs Eminent In yineer exhibition and for sale.
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The FIGHT At ISLAND NO. TEN.

CAIRO, March rs, 1852:
Affairs at Island No. 10 In quo and the mortar
boats firing regularly, but very moderately, about
hour. Tho rebels do not reply. There are not
so many outside somo reports say that they are
leaving No balloon reconnaissance has yet been made on
account Of high winds.
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Married.

HxNDxRsoN-FR0sr.-On Monday. March "a, by the
Rev Theodore A. Eaton, rector Of ST. Clements church,
RoBr HENDERSON to TuEaxss w. daughter Of Capt. John
N. Frost Of Portsmouth, N. II.
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Believers I'm the Curative Character OF
PURGATIvE MEDICINE
VIII find
pVANnRETusS

Safe and reliable Their qualities surpass all eulogy
must be used to be valued rs they deserve New style no
ready In English.
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Quito number Of these bravo fellows are perfectly
enness and aro therefore, in great need Of assistance
Every one Of them belongs to the respectable walks Of
iifs and their condition this account Is the gall
ang To thcm 1t hopod therefore, that benevolent
ctizcns will como forth and attend to the immediate
wants Of those heroic men, who shed their blood in the
defence OF their country.