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Gs- "Do you know the prisoner, Mr..
Jones p Yes, to The bone" "What is
LIS character = Didn't knowhe bad any
d" Doe, he live near you?" SO near that
he has only spent five .hiIiings for wood
in eight yeas" Did lie ever come into
collision ~iIh YOU in any manner g CON
ly once. ynd that was when lie was drunk
and mi>'ook me for \ lamp post" From
what yoa know Of him, would you believe
him unter oath Z" THAT depends upon cir
cums:auces II he Was 50 mach intoXiea;.
ed that lie did not know what he was do
ing, would. IF moi ! wouldn't.
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TT Dinner for men-tea for women

III Dinner for men-tea for women
Savsa good observer: You never hear
one woman invite another woman out to
dinner, any moro than son ever hear one
men a. ( another man 10 come and lake
tea with him No! it would seem hat
women's hearts m5Ied and saf,eued over
the tea cup, and lhat mems could AZ open
to each other with the table cloth. Who
is there to explain it3 II talss several
knives and forks 10 dig into mans sscres
nature, whereas the simple key Of the tea
eaddv wIl unlock a woman's secret at any
t.na'
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Tax oS Lr The sst manufacturers
Of the Onondaga New Yor,) region have
become greatly alarmed lest total des-
truciiou of their business may take place.
The tax bill now before Cougress proposes
TO impose tsx Of four cents per hundred
pounds upon salt. This tax he salt man
u!aclUFers protest will be ruinous.
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ESomsu GlrLs - The Eug3rh girl
spends more than one-hajf Of her waking
hours in physical amusemenrs, which tend
to develop and invigorale and rjpen the
bodily powers. She rides, walks, drives,
row, upon tie water. runs dances, plays,
.;dgs, jumps rhe rope, throws rho baiI,
hnr- The quot, draws the bow, keeps up
the shuttle cock-aud all tEis without
having it pres.cd forever upon her mind
tha, shs is wasting time, She does ,his
every dAy until it becomes habit which
she will follow up through life. Her frame,
AS natural consequence, is large, her
muscular system in better subordln.ion,
her strength more enduring, and the
tone of her mind healthier.
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The Wisconsin Leather Ccmpany--Lar-
gest Mandatory in the West.
From the .NiLpglIkee Ncus

II rom IICt II tLCdAGGG -NCUS.
We are under Obligations to Mr. Geo.
w. Allen, Of the Wisconsin Leather Com
panv, of this city, for statement of the
yearly manufactures Of their establishment
the extent of which must surprise those
who have had no previous knowledge of
the same. The capacity Of this tannery
exceeds that of any other IN the west. The
amount Of leather manufactured YEARLY
exceeds that of the largest Chicago mann
factory by S'rfy per cent, aud is upwards Of
forty per cent In excess of the aggregate
amount turned out as the combined mau-
ufactures of the two laroest Chicago estab
lishments, and this notwil hstandinp the
frequent assertions OF the Chicago press and
The statements OF The Board Of Trade of
thar city In Its reports.
The true criterion by Which to estimate
the amount of manufactures tnrned out Of
tannery, Is he amount OF bark consum-
ed. We give the figures showing the lar
gcst number OF cords Of bark ever consum
ed n ole Year ., each of the two largest
Chicago establishments. and also by the
Wisconsin Leather Company
CHICAGO Hide & Leather CO., cords, 500
Gray, harsht!! & co , Cric tgo, do 500
Wisconsin Leather company, d. 1000
F"e latter company urn, out each week
900 large sides OF leather or proror~
tIonai-ly more Of the small kn8s-makiuu
from 81, 900 1" 20 coo sides per aunum
The average wr'gtl Of these is ahou, IS
lbs. 10 the side. v irh gives the enormous
ag4re -ate 81 from 0S0 90 10 | 2GO 600
lbs per aunum Al ahe present mar kei
quotations we have about 1926 600 worth
Of lea her from one Wisconsin manufacto
ry IN one year.
This establishment makes various kinds
of leather, but is mainly confined TO what
Is called Harness Leather" stock. aud Is
acknowledged to be the largest harness
leather tarnerl in the Uuiei States
The tanuery was built in 1S50-5l about
two miles from the village OF Two i,ivers,
ManItowoc county where the company
purchased large tract of hemlock timber
ed land from which TO procure bark for
tanning purposes. There are constantly
employed in and about the tannerv from
loo 10 $50 men. whu, with their families
an. trprniants, make from GOO 20 500
p-l>uns provided for b, The Wisconsin
Leather Company. Be>i,les these they
employ large numbers IF men, at tie prep
er season OF tha year. in getting out bark
upon their and. The dwellings inhabited
Dv these euplOyeeS with the tannerv and
buildings connected with H. comprise a
very respertahje village and situated as II
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IPuJished March 10, 1862.
CHAPTER 70

AN ACT to exempt certain articles from
attachment, Execution or Sale. on Final
Process.
The people of the State of Hisconsia re-
presented an Senate and assembly do en-
act as folLoecs
Section l. Any sword, plate, books or
other articles, ptese'ted or given TO any
person, by Congress, the Legislature of Ell
ther the United States, or by either body
Of Congress, or of such Legislature, wheth-
er presented by votd, or raised by sub
scription Of the members Of either of the
aforesaid bodies, shall be and forever re-
main exempt from attachment, execution
or sale, on any fnaI process Issued from
any court in this Stale
Sec .. This act shall take effect from
aud after its passage and publication.
Approved March 6. 1862
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az- 4 man WHO marries rich VII

gE- 4 man who marries rich wife
mus, expect occasionally to have 1t fang
in his teeth We have heard a report,
however, which we think must have .ienc
ed such thrusts. a gentleman who had
the misfortune to marry a fortune was
once exhibiting The Gne points Of his horse
to friend my horse" said the wife !;
"mv money bought that horse Yes
madam" replied The husband, bonipe,
"ard your money bought me-"
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E- Mr.. EsocH BooSE, tho ffst white
male child born 10 Kentucky. died at lis
in Msads county in that State,
on the 9Th instant, in bis , 9th year. He
ws. born ia Boonesboro on the 18th OF
October, l777. He was member Of the
Baptis. church for ffy eieh. years.
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T1F MANiT0WC PILOT
1s PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
7 Z I NJ s.:

TER MS:
70 Village Sub-eribers when left by the Car
sr $500 per aEnUIn
To Nail anI Gfice Subscribers, s1,0o-iava
si1Bfy IN adsaHee
= even copies si.l be sent 70 one post Office on
e irec Ipt ai $1,000 Twenty copies on the
ecesat af SIsue
80 Advertising At the usual rates.
JDB pGIYTlyE.
Having , large sud varied assortment Of Joh
Type, aud 40 PRzssEs. the Proprietor l. pr
pared 70 erecntc all siHdz Of JoB rRISrIss on
short notice and 81 '2ir prices.
- Al kinds Of Farmers Produce tskeu at
tf.i- Office 'n pavement tsr w"rk or papers.
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WHT, II. NICHOLS,

Hnorne1 qud Co1nsetior at Lam,
Office or York Street, Naniforoc, Aanito~oc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
70 ul-ti
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A Coop RIDDAscE.-The Chicago Tri-
buas ssys Ex-Governor RASDALL will de-
part on his mission az Minister 10 Rome.
in April.
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Attnrrey ~ Law ard Notary Public. Ofsce or
York street, norm sid Of the river, Mani
tOuCc 42-ly
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GEN. MCt ELAN AND THE ARMY OF THE
PoroM AC.-The Department having for
matlv announced that Gen Mcclellan has
taken the fell III person 1t Is tot improp
or to say that he left Washington last
Monda,. and i, leading his great Potomac
array upon the fying rebels of Virginia
Ills reception among the troops, As he pass
e. hrough their head, WAS one Of the gran
de>f ever witnessed in the country. The
largest body of men ever put in motion at
once since the battle of Solferino moved
from the banks Of the Potomac on at
dav. For many miles. on divers roads,
The embattiei ranks pressed forward, and
the cheers that hailed the General At one
point of the lines was taken up bv regi-
ment after regm ent. and division after di-
vision, unjil the whole vast army rent the
heavens with shouts Of welcome.
Gen. Mcclellan rode through the ranks
IN motion, his cap ever in his hand, retur
ming the salutes of the enthusiastic soldiers.
1t is only hoped by his friends that the
country will patiently give him half the
time that was accorded to he western Gen
eral who pursued lis foe from Lexington,
Missouri, to Arkansas.
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An ACT OF FRUE HEEoIeH Tie follow
ing nciden, illustrates he hsrdihood and
courage of the Gloucester f,aermen who
are willing to peril ever. thu. in efforts TO
relieve distress upon the ocean wherever
thev NAV meet il:
''Oo Monday, The I0lh instant. Glou-
cesrer. NJ IS. fisherman, from St Georye's
bank, arrived at Gloucester having lost
his cable in the bank lie vas in the heavy
gale IN which the Vermont was caught.
AID was boarded bv sea. which carried
away his bujVarks. started his. trunk, &c
IL cot = balance reeted m4jnsa!i set and
drift ed across the bank clear OF The shoals
and nearly into The Gulf
On Thursday, the 9Th, fell in with a
British brig diSmaniled, and on her beam
ends, and her crew lashed 10 the top and
sides The G,oucesteinau'S boats were
gone, and all efforts 70 save the Urforlu-
nate crew seemed futile; but he veerrd to
windwarI got up part Of his Ice chest from
below. and made box of it. Then pla-
cling man in il TO bale with bucket, the
rude box was launched, veered out TO the
brig with lire. and one BY one the crew
Of the blig We're saved, and brought 10
Gloucester with The fishing vessel.
The heroic fisherman deserves to have
hi name honored i,h that Of the heroic
Jann Dayis guuner'~ mate Of the Valley
elty, at The destruction Of Elizabeth City
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.gDEE. n EAEDGEI.

coon EEF-.EN Z GIVEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02
BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR q son, Asatsasws.

THIRTY Handsome BUILDING Lots h
i the town OF bid e., v H>ss,. ~1d fssoGosSh
s,rsets, at Aucti ave Will - upoa ~ pso
;aisgs Oh THURSDAY, Js1uN u eouane.clag
;ocsted q above RE l. &; FIAT 8 lest sseh,
49, rln bask 1913 I st
rgu~s.-One ieueih Gosh tho bs'an . at & -
and % months for rig Dta 20 aot.s, wiA intsrsss
adico, a & $ cured oy I'm de.d
&c IS JAS u fAYL X 4 ScE. Aust&
A MInIoInATTKE SALE or MUs -.
~ AvksEs, uARtS, fCkM rURE 3d.
:. a. be so.a, % THUR .DAY. u Jauuasy. Ss4
uommeSeb At IL o'e ock, 81 the lac reAdssee -
4. J. D1nnavant dasd on s1e Plank kosts 10
shines, OPP ne 10 Dances Sasp he pevDeaal
ss.ats Of tie d3cs .ent. comprising Aussa !
uoises CIT Oarts Harness lpt Of Corn, tO0r
DEF, Shucks, Farming liz pleMsnsx IN HeueshoA
FarniaF IRE. Also sevef%l 6ls HocA, Ios 81
Pests, stable MANURE 70. &c Particular seesnssoA
IL reauestsd u these Mules aoa Aorse1. - shsy Ho
res'ly valuable.
TEKMs GUMS under $50, cash; OVER thaS
acaouns months credit, for Approved nosss. viva
"' TAIU Srii MARKET GARDEN ron
REN T--Iu,nsd.a.sly prsced.ag the shove saie.
.iil be rented for oae gear fom ist January, io6s
b. promises recsndy occupied ~ nr Duunava.A
i.uated - aoavs, embracing ia acres OF ei9ny
Improved lend, with an e.!ing aud ne ussaaa saI
houses n tsehed
Rsa. to re paid quarterly. and seuuSasy TO -
s'''' 80 ~ ' A. d. wILLIAlas,
Admir- OF III. Dunnavaat ds6G
Vas NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auct's d. 81
STxRUsTEE's rAl.a 0F PERISHABLD
PROPERTY, in slDNkY.-At 10 ..
qlsst nj the Trueses. viii self b q tnsy. %
THURSDAY the I'd Day Of January ssie9 ne
sale advertised ~ A. ID. u iil,ans Admin trssoss
nne Horae, oge Cow Wagon ant Haf assa. aad No
d., a I'll lea # fouseaoi6 aud Kitchen Yur nsaso.
TEsHs--Cesh. SAM r BAILy,
d. 2E--.is Admsntstrase~.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
Our southern exchanges farnish Ne With
the following items OF Interest: *

Our Southern exchanges farnish Ne With
the following items 81 interest: *
NAVAL HsaAaxxsrr xsAR ncssIs, Ara.
From the Mobile Ess.is| Nsss, OF tbs 2sth
uit., we take the following account OF . nice
little AFFAIR which recently took place In the
bay near that placs:
Abont midday yesterday the stout sua.
boat FLORIDA, y. >. N ;, concluded TO csieerAts
soient Lincoin cruiser New London, which
was ~ Ing or the mouth Of the hnroor. The
Florida ran down 10 the westward OF oano
Island. ana challenged the new LONDON
to come on, wAicn shs did. and Tor nn hoar
or two q lively cannonade At long law iur-
ntshed-an exc, tingiy In terssung e4nIpaAon ior
the tei tainnent OF the great auaissce Waieh
viewed II, the four thousano men wac gsfFi-
son Forts Morgan and Gain 60, ~ Well ~ tle
crews OF the btocasding vessels, being the
spectators The Florida could Not come 70
cioss quar- ters with the enemy ~ rsasoa Of
the shoai wuter OF par intervening, aud
con,d \ he have got out IL 10 likely sac would
n, ~. had more h Ain she could attend to with
IN. 40, erai biockaders that were lying OF IN
The engagement was lens'h and many
.hots w.is nred both siues, and. enusd ~
tne New London backing out AZ usual. Tao
"florida" was not toache1, out II - thoughs
that three Of hsr pills look effect on the enc.
my. ALI but thess three were seen " strike
ine water, CUT tne tHousahas VI eyes winch
watched could not teal where tnsss thres
went ~ II they We're mot stepped BY the New
London. She was evidently hit hard, for
alter backing out OF the liz ht she sigIalied
The feet, and one of them Ian dawn aud lay
alongside If her for sever III houIs, rendering
assistance, II IS supposed.
The spectators say tnat the Florida's long
ana terrible guns were Aumira bly, served,
The practic being most excellent, placing
the snot and she'll ali around The mark, 90
close Inauy Inc tApCeS as to aDpAr ou tlv
dash the water upon the Linc olnite's decks
Inc engagement Is said to nave been II mort
aniniaung and exciting scene ~ witnessed
from the Iufts.
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FOR RENT.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
v TATE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD. BETWEEN 2ND AND 3RD SITS,
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the
valuable real estate located as above, con.
sisting Of the magnificent sTORE recently
occupied BY Messrs. Crenshaw Quarles h
Meesrs. Peek 4 Morrow. The former store
was built about three years ago, and ie Justly
regarded as amongst the most beau iful stores
in Richmond. The other tenement il well
arranged for business purposes below, and
admirably arranged for = dwelling above
The property will he sold as a whole, or sep
arately a. may be preferred Apply to
ia 2ss GODDIN 4 APPFRSON.
u OR r E n T-POssAreion given imme di
ately-The FACTURY on Tobacco Alley,
at present occupiei as a cannon primer and
gun factory. II hiss attached to 1t a con-
venient room for n steam engine
ADJUSTABLE, corner Of Gary and 5th
streets, for rent. Apply to
J.. F. ALLEN,
AtQuartermaster's Department. or
THOS. HOW,
At p. T. Moores, l4l Main street.
taa-st*
VERY Valuable TENEMENT, On
Y south sids Of Ma n, between 18th aid "A h
str. cts FOR LEASE.-We are autho: lied to
lease, for a term Ct Ave years that most vslrab's
tenement, located ~ above, recsntly Ia the u
paocy Of Simpson Il Miller. This pro, erty % 10
Gated In the noet desirable Part Of Rchmnnd. To q
tenant who will take the property it now IL, tbs
rent will bs made reasonable. Apply to
js2-3t GODDIN T. APPERSoN.
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A man in Boston is exhibiting a new in.
minutes" and the Boston Post sWears that he
performs the work neatly and il the time
|, spe cited.
At Dubuque, ON tho 10Th, woman named
Stoxely shot Capt. Conway, killing him in
stantly. The act was committed in self de-
fence, at her house. Conway IL well known
on tie river. He was mate OF the steamer
Milwaukee last season.
On the asa ult., Mr.. John Bowers gun fac
tory, on Battle Greek, eight miles southwest
OF Springfield, Tenn, was destroyed by IRE.
Loss, $500.
Mr.. George S Cameron, President Of the
Bank of Chester, 8. e., and ono of the best
t50, 900 Of the pital stock of the Bank OF
Fulton, in Atlanta, Ga.
James McInharnay died at Charleston ON
the eth inst, from the effects OF injuries re-
ceived at the explosion Of a rided cannon at
Otter Island q short time since.
DE-. Lucius y. Fsmbro, a private in the
Thirteenth Georgia regiment. from Upson
county, Georgia, committed suicide on the
26th instant.
The passport ~ stem IL most strictly car
| the country costs Pole four hun dred rabies,
which 10 about two hundred and eighty dol
lars.
Cholera is making great ravages in India
| At Oaunpore the natives a1e tho principal
victims. At kanadahnr eight tn 0usand peO-
pie died in eighteen days.
The barn Of Mr.. Wilson y. Finn, Of Prince
George county, was destroyed by fire on
sunday night last, ard all its contents o:
corn and provsnder entirely consumed.
A IRE occurred at Nashville. Tenn, a few
| days ago, destroying among other property
| COO, 900 worth Of Government stores.
Col. T. l.. Cooper, Of Augusta, Ga, was
| killed on the Esd ult., near Manassas, BY a
fall from his horse.
Aclergyman in Boston preached, Christmas
| Eve, on " The Eud of the World about 1864
| Co."
i Not single United States soldier now re.
mains In Utah, and the travel across the
plains is much diminished.
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STOOA OF DIX goods AT AUUT1ON.
Having determined to close our bushes for the
presen., We .hall offer for sale at cur WMehease
"a TUESDAY, the l4sh January next, cur tushe
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Without rose We, 10: CASH on DEaIvEKY, and con.
tune the sale u til the whoie IL sold.
Ths stock conpiisss many very desirable
STAPLE GOODS in excel en- order, ani v LII be
fouad worthy the attsntio. of ia'ss tuysis
Drri.g tie sale sha i offer
50 Gale I. /, aId ~ Bsowa Cotton.
2O0 pi, ces nglish Bis aehed Shict,rgs.
20 oai-s superior Brown iIriiiipgs
$50 pieces White Goods, C.nb.:cs, Jseo1sts
Swiss Muslias, B-itlsutes &c.
100 pieces rieh Fancy D,sIs .ilks.
2oI pier e. Esrlsteu ana Frenca GiaghaEs.
200 pieces Rolled Ja"onets.
$50 pieces Fancy Priats, spring styles.
SO Liec.s Black a1d Co'orsd AlpaoAs
50 piece h, giish aud French Meriuoes.
ESQ cOxen Line1 LaIabs1c IAN 5kerchie.u
Coiored Camerics Linen DamAsks.
Napkins. Gr;noiinsb Stoves AMI Hosiery.
Umbrellas Yestpgs, Spoos Cottonx
Shswis, Glo.h and Velvet Cioaks.
Chalies, Rasege', Printed Lawns
scoae s, Del 4irs ard euk kobes.
Embruidelies, lsrgs assortment, &C., &s
Also, the baiazcs Of our stock Of hne clothing
perfectly fresh ami fashioLah 9, ecUpr.sing
$50 Black Dress aud Basins.s Goats.
] eco Iss iasss, vs,sueia and Glx Vests.
Black D1esktn and Fancy Cashmere PautA
0lae6 Alpaca and Italian Cloth O0ax.
500 Brown and fancy Nnsn Coasa
500 dcsen Hickosy, 0irgham, and Cotton
Shirts, with large stock Of sapselos Summer
OiothioG
ASS, . large assortment cf desirahls rood. con.
s'ered 70 ns from the South, such ~ Ooior~d and
Pliuted DE LdseE vrlsnciAss Brooke Shaels
Xii Gloves, Ribbons. usrpeting. Talma.. Bslm,-
.ai skirts. Nsok Tisz Lses and Lava Wells, &c
&c.
Also, 80 pieces elegant SIX and Wos stsi Dsooa-
tslies ard Printed Cura2:n Goods.
spleutld Plate 0!ass. Eilvs: Ncuntsd Show
Ca.es.
large and hyperion Iron Ssfs.
Mirrors, Stools, De~ks &c aud small but
desirable stock Of Dry Cocoa 1, ON . house Do
cliniag business. wnh hish the sale will CON
nenes, cemprisipg some very rich and choios
goodA
Also. so easss Neas', Womeus. Boys. and
Nisssj Boots and Shoes. co1Sistins Of fine Dreti
Boots, Bsogans, Fssvy BO0as end Brosuss, Da'.
moral snd Uonersss 0aitsrs Youths Kip and
0oat Brogans, Wonsns' XII and Congress- g al
ter. ia. he TO be scld In the original packages
% 81 KENT, PAyNH 4 co
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w.C,.llap and ths Linesln CepGress.

y ia eurreAtly rsTortsd that movement IL
-, to,, In the Washington Congress to
.,,.r.eds General Mcclellan by the Msssa-
sa..u. lawyer, Nathaniel p. Hanks
rs,y complain that Mcclellan il too slow,
,ns they want a comm ander who will re.
,pond to tho popular clamor for an onward
movement The Yankees have been eight
,noaias engaged In the work Of subIugatipg
the outh but are still as TAR from accom-
pIishng tseir purpose as they were at the
onset. We do not wonder, therefore, Al
fhsir impatience.
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Rifbn,unh qispattb.
.,,p S,,aY N6tIRNIN0. ..... JAN. :, lo<3
wesssra Virginia.

intelligence from Western virginia rep
rs..u,s that many Of the best citizens Of IA
,,,rh and Fays,.e counties have had 70 sban-
Am their homes and seek refuge In Monroe.
- consequence Of the outrases perpssrated
Ne in v~aine parties OF Yankees. Some,
~ been captured by the foe, refused TO
."sa the degrading oath Of allegiance. asd'
"a cent TO Columbus, Ohio. The people
st,ar western counties are in a high state
.,.x.,tsrnent, and are urging the Govern
..,, 70 send more troops for their protec-
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STARTLING ExBEzzLxMgsr.-Mr.H Harry

STARTLING xBEzzLEMRsr.-Mr. Harry T.
Hunter, the contloSnual clerk OF Messrs.
Coleman e Withers. of Carondelet street.
who held their power Of attorney and had
their entire confidence, drew seventeen hun
ared dollars last Sat urday and xbsconded
from tie city, going through Texas via the
route Tor Mexico. So far 1t 10 possible to tell
how IN UGH money he has embt zzied from his
employers, though it IL supposed to be
about fifty thousand dollars. He left their
accounts In such confusion it will take them
some time to ascer tain how they stand. Tho
affair 10 the more remar kable, xs they would
not have exposed or discharged him had he
cOnfe5Sed his fault to them and asked for
glveness. He left young wife here, worse
than widowed by this reckless siep.-N. O.
True Uettd, 25ta.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES n. TAYLOR 4 son, AUCTS.


rTHHREe FRAME BUILDINGS. ocsspied
as Shors At AUUTION.-Ws viii eell
on SATURDAY, the All list. FRAME
BUILDINGS on the north side OF N anhAlls
between Adams and lst ieats, lately osca.
pied BIZ Mr. H. Pstus
JAS. M. TAYLOR b SUN,
jal Anc iione<Fs.
AyINsc FRAsiF FGNE EES1S. ON Jefsr.
~ son. between froad and MARSHALL sss..
L AUCTION. - We will SILL a oon the pfom-
iss,, ~ WGDNESDAY, 'ha ssh aey OF
Jannary, commencing 1T 4 o'clock r N .
FR NE iENEMENr rs, ioca ed on JsHersous
between Bco d and M,rshall sire~s They
contain four rooms each, and are adapted foE
small sized finlii,es
Tsxxs -One- four h cas- h; the bal,ncs 1t s,I1,
and Is months, flr H.gotahls notes. With
interest sdced. and occurred BY rust dcs.is.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON.
j.I A"c,ionesrs.
y>RAMED TEN Ia EET And LOT. ON
25rH SrRkEr, UNION HILL, AT
AUCTION We vii s~,l upoa tie prsuai -, "a
o'e:eeL. p. n !, a rws.xssr, frsa.sd Tsnensss q.
size West sics Of Stt3 ret, n~aSiy opp0r Ne 70
Leigh street B, p.iss Caaseh. It snltsias %. Ut .
srd Roors. Hit h.n, &c The Los treats ahsss
TERAs-0us third q HI The haiaae- q aaA -
m h, 10. nseoiab.s notes. with intsgsss a4deds
ana SECURED ny trust Deco.
Do 25--:ts Asssicnsers.
rTNHlRTY.THRt T. aCRES OF LAND, ON
TIA william burg stage toad, ~ snesica
" - wi sell. y: III County Co1r, II u.e. ~ kDN.
DAY. the hta day OF yxavery lSes chst being
Cour d ay) rnG,enciog 1t - O'Clock A.. fhiSty.
three ceres - lsad or tbs Wili inaSusg age
sosd Hs. RICO = about BAT mil6 frnD The
he York Rive Va .rosd. ssio.uiss shs lends q
Ssnnsl Hra6,eys dr-n. Polly Shazr ". 2.
Hord. Aed o,h,is. TIE 'nEros emes t. eorsist Of
q snas dusli.' Hon xEd ssvs.ra oUtheassa
TERMS Ou.'h!rc eeAh. tbs hslanes at 3 an6
IL months, for negotiable cetcA viii mtsgese
sddad. sad secured b. . trass load
esi IL JAS. NJ. TAyL9R a. SOC, Auet's.