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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

New Goods ! New Goods |!
A Large and Very Full Stock Just Open.
ing at
A. HENDRY's Drug Store.
AGAIN.
Splendid assortment ofthe host Limerick Fish Hooks
for Bass Perch, MinnOws Cat, Pokere, Trout, &c.
b n + s.
sea-Grass, Linen and silk, from 25 to 100 feet long.
ALSO
Floats Bobs Cane Poles and Joint Rods all new For sale
at A. HENDRY's Drug Store.
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SUGARS TEAs CoFFEE, SrICE, PEPPER, SOAPS: ERAsIvE
YELLow, CAsTILE and Fine SHAyiNd PgSs PENoLR Pm
HOLDERS, and large variety OF the best kind o.
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Cigars etc
beautiful assortment of PerumeIy for Ladies Gentle
med at hENDRr's Drug Store.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DYE wOODs,
CHEMICALS,
Nader, Coehiuea, Murat Of Tin etc. etc. For sale in
large or small quantities at A. HENDRYs Drug Store.
WINES.
Pure Catawba Heidsees, Port, lpure iuice)
Sherry, Malaga, Madeira,
and Rheubsb Splendid article for sickness and medic
al purposes, at HENDRY's Drug Store.
BRANDIEs of all kinds. Rum, Santa CroiS)
RUN, JanAeis, HOLLAND GIN, soHEIkDAM soHNAPPs
LONDON CORDIAL GIN, aud the beat WHISKY in use
being perfectly pure, at HENDRY'S Drug Store.
coal on LAMPS,
fine Stock and New Burner you light the wick with
HENDRY's Drug Store
Turpentine Venice TuTentine, 5euso Paints Oils BY
quantity and IN small oaus for family Vanishes Coach
Petroleum, Essential Oils, Essences Ss AZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

DR. HuBB ARDS name we notice among
those passed by the Medical Board of Ex'
aminers recently sitting in Columbus, as
candidates for surgeon sand assistant sur
geons In the volunteer army. The Doctors
attachments as a surge on are not often @.
qualed ia country practice and the field he
now seeks will give him an experience that
will enable him rank with the foremost Of
the profession.
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Ashtabula County Musical Assn.

TH f Animal Spring Session of this So.
l. ciety will Je held In NEW LYME, commencing on
2'uesddy .9p,il 29G and triH continue 3 days.
This direction ofA D. Luce assist
ed a. the Piano, by Miss s. + Barrett
The bnoks used will he the Anthem Edition of the Jubilee,
the Oriental and the New York Glpe and Chorus Gook.
Session foe for meubors-Twenty Ave cRnta.
All who attend requested procure many copies
Of the above named books they conveniently that there
be want Of books.
With the Increased interest Of late In tho pleasing art
trust that this may be ofour most successful efforts
BY order Of C. A BENTLY, Prest
wM H. HARDER Seety. 4te4ls.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

The awarding committe Of the State Fair
to be holden at Cleveland in September EN-,
braces the names of Hon. Peter Hitchcock,
Genuga, Abel Krum, c. G.. Calkius, and
Mrs. Harriet Hubbard, Asbtabua county
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

Col CoRcoRAN.-Col. Corcoran is re,
ported to be quite III at Richmond
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

Fire ON LoNe ISLAND. One Of the most
destructive fres which ever visited Long
Island has been raging for The last four
days. destroying q large amount of prop.
erty. The ere broke out near Stony Creek
on Friday last, aud was raised by the
burning Of lot Of brush on the farm Of
Mr.. Joel l.. g. Smith. 1t has swept over
an area Of OF least sixty thousand square
acres, principally in the town Of Brook.
haven.
On the South side they suffered more
severely. AT the village of Mastic II
swept down 10 the shores of the Great
South Bay where many barns and out build
ings were destroyed. Several dwellings
were destroyed, and it is said that several
lives were lost in attempting to arrest its
progress.
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MARRIED.

In Wayne, May 3D. by Nr II. Geer Esl- Miss SARAH N.
LILLBY. 10 Mr. o. r. II. VINO.
in Conneaut May sth by Rev. F. W. Straight Mr. II. A.
ANDREWS Of Wayne to Miss CoRDA g. PAYSE OF Conneaut
In ConDeaut May eth, by Rev F. W. Straight Mr. AUSTIN
TISKEn, 70 Miss ELLEN CHENEY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform
- ed rpotbic Physician Surgeon formerly Of ths
firm OF Clark Gibson) Be consulted the following
times and places:
WIN DO at HIS Office, No % Garden street Cloreand co
tie lsst week OF each and every month.
Connesut, fremont House,.... June 3D.
Ashtabua, Fisk House, ...... DO 4ta
Geneva, Union House 60 9Th
SenerviieI hetleT House,. do Sh
Pslnesvile, Cowies House. 80. do 7h
Charge for nsdlcine for month, fom 500 $780,
Da s. g. CLARK,
Having had se7enteen experience In the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of pa
uents In all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unpar-
aeed success of which Of your friends ueiEhborr
can testify and prepared TO give relief 10 all nav an
ply. Particular attention will be given the cure of o
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dlspeps
Nervous Diseases. Female arrangements Of every Character
will he treated with success.
Also will cure old and al erupvs diseases OF what
ever character they may be He makes use of universal
B0tONicG remedies No esocl other deleerous druR
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will .erd
general description Of the appearance Of the urine With
correct statement OF the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms, With aame age DC.
Al communications must bs directed to
8. @. CLARK, ND.
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Jererson April, 2sd, 1862.

The State Of Ohio, .4'htaJula County So.
Samantha II. Montgomery PHI
VI. ) In Court OF Comm Pleas.
orrin Montgomery Defendent, }
SA1D Defrndent is hereby notified that
~ said plaintiff
On The 2G& day Of february A. d. 1862,
Filed her petition In said Court praying for divorce from
said defendent the ground ofexrme cruelty and
sonabe amony Said will he for hearing the June
term Of said Court SHERMAN, FARMER HALL
Attorneys for Plaintiff 6t64l.
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REmTrANoEs FROM VOLUNTEERS have been
received at this Office addressed TO Mrs G.
@. jackson, Mr Warren Cook, Mr. Harry
Sweet, Mrs. George M'FOrliD, and james
Reed Ashtabula, and for mailing, to Mr..
Artemns Sigler Adrian, Mich.
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Az kinds Of Produce reosved IN Payment Wood hay Al
Grain wanted the present time GEo EAfI
Aehtabula, pooSmseg2, lsaI. "a
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A CGrd.--Hnving been compelled BY lkeath 70 f,iirs
from the practice Of nentstry have my
good vlto prs WHITE and ROBINSON Tsneinen u good
mora and long sxpefience q the Denial Proseon. A.
such DO eheerfuy recommend them 70 my former pafonr
and community gynesiy fhosc ~hd hevq Temporary est
OF teeth me and expect permanent one may rg beihg
as wen served By Drs. White fobinaon b uysrlL
Aahtabuls, Jan. ], ise2. p ~ RiRkEIT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

al CuTonIc CompHhuH'
An Excellent Wine for Eemalesi
Every Family should use Speer'a Sam
bucl -Ce ebrAted for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine Sdmusnt Tonic niuretic ard Sudn
rife highly estcempd by eminent physicians Soma Of tic
first families of Eruope and America.
As a Diuretlc II impair healthy econ 70 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial
Dropsy Cont. Eruptions, and Rheumatic affections.
As Sudorific 1t opens the pores expels ell I'm.
purtes by nsensibe pertaton thereby driving OF Erup
ons und cleansing the surface giving and yigor
whsle system and BLOOMING, SOFT, and HEALTHY eoud
tiOn to the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine Is not mixture manufactured ar.
hoie but Is pune from the juice OF the Portugal
gTape cultivated in the u s. and recommended by Cers
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
TO any other wines In and excellent article for all
weak and debtated persons, and the aged and lnr !-
proving the appetite and benehtting ladies' and children
vines as II contains mixture OF spirits liquors
ana admired for Its rich peculiar favor nuritIve
properties mparting healthy tone digrstfve organs
and blooming soft and healthy skin and complexion
We refer TO few well known gentlemen and physioans
who have tried the Wine -
Cen Winfield Scott U. 8. A. Dr. Wilson 18th 81, N Y
Gov. Morgan, n. Y State, II. Dourhter, HewaIk J.
Drs. Darcy and Nleholl, Dr. Ward, Newark, NJ j.
Newark M Dr. Parish Phlladelphia IA
Or. Parker n. 7. City, IrJ r. Clinton. 81 Y cite
Aud many others too numerous In opublish.
None Eenuine unless the signature If ALEREo sPErP
FsSsac j. Is over the cork of each bntto. Make
trial nf this wine. A. SFEFR Pronrietnr
Vineyard. at Passsic. n. J., Office No 2Os Broadway
New York. sold hy Druggists generally
For sale BY g. WILLARD and ", r. COPELAND Druggists
AshtSoula Bsoy
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City Fire Insurance Company,
o. WV HAvSS, CONF.
Capital actually paid In. ..s....4...s.. el6QQoQ %
surplus OF over'ss .......s...... l7t.aOo ~
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Homo Insurance Company.
Cash Capital, all paid 10 .........ss... e1lD0onQ
Surplus over ''''''...'s'''''s'..t. ussis
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RROMA, CHOCOLATE, MACE
Just received aud for sale eheA r cash Ready Pay
81 the store HASKELL & SON.
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INSURANCE AGENcY.-H. Fossess.
n 4SnT<BULl. ONO,
I
Ing named Insurance Compahef Which hsse compiled Win
this State.
Risks tson Farm and detatehcd budIngs and ernenis,
At the lowest Of Responsible companies ffg
years. and on property IN vlllagre ~ bir ralte
Losses bonorablY adjusted and promptly paid.
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pEwARE or INposrrToN

Persons taking Instruments srouud preteudiug n eel
cheap 6e gener4y have unreliable grade Of
Psens aoou. parehAsins should always wrts Mr. Hall
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-17

.I[NION Envelopes. Paper, aDd BADGES
- Atths sIES - the ~starsA shiPee~ n q piex'
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TREE TO THE LETTER.

Mr. HALL can positively, and andeniably with his expe-
renoe economical method OF doing business furnish Grs
class instruments better terms than other dealers AZ
ford 10.
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the reputation and actual condition vhc Il not surpas
By any company In the Union. -. -
Ashtabula March H. 1859. sas
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A soes sfecoua band FiaOO % rent
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DEAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN!
~ % Of land, with good buildings great va-.et
Of fruit good water, desirable homestead owned
occupied by J. W Hin, Astsbus village Csz be ha,
at great bargain, with reasonable terms paynan
Ao, 800 of tmteed land 10 Lots a. 4e and 80 IN
Richmond township, good read belonging TO j. W. H
For Pale at low figures, and favorable payment
Enquire OF owner, or OF 6GS II. FASSETT, AAhtabua.
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A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. DapOneO's Golden Pulls for females.
Infbe in correcting regulating and removing Instructions
from whatever cause, and return natuio 10 its
proper channel.
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DR.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

u EMOYAB. The Ofiee Of the MaeDei-
II . Telegraph "a Rsnorsd Opposite the Aabtahua Ionas
A. the Drug sieIs q w. f.cppeland with vhom have M a.
- euesEeaent shall ~ happy administer the Nurln
agIAph Operator j. hi AIffN
Januray ~. lse2 ese
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FOR l5cTs.--
oue quire couerc Note ons FssSsse Erecrsa and si1
Tens n O. DICK.
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4 Great Chance for Bargains in
Piano Fortcs and Mclodeons.

This Opportunity before offered 10 The eit1ens
of Ashsbula county vicinity for procuring Instruments
ressns expecting to buy in year two should embrace
this opportunity at once,
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Mr. HALL has sold Pianos and Melodeons than
fifteen large SCALE and has sod iDoeHoF
instrument and never will
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoR1REss MONROE, an. 10, 1891
The transports Louisiana and Now Brunswick, with the
remaining troops Of the Burnside expedition left here
last night few tugboats still here, said 70 bs
part Of the expedition.
The bark John Trucks, with the DEpineui Zouavss,
which ashore the passage from Annapolis, has
arrived and ia still here.
The propeller Matanzas from Port Royal, has arrived.
The spaulding sailed Hatteras and Port Royal last
evening.
Commander Goldsborough was . passenger in the
spaulding.
The Pensacola arrived here this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
Large Eorgcries I'm Boston.
FRAUDULENT OPERATIONS. TO THE RxTENT OF el2 ,00(
-ARREsr oE THE EoRQER.


ARREST OF THE FoR0ER.
from the Boston Evening Traveller, January IS.
The detective police arrested on Saturday night .
young man named George A. Trrell, who has recently
been engaged In several extensive forgeries.
1t appears that few days since he purchased q the
legal manner This s supposed TO have besn done u
blind. On Friday he went 10 the bank again 70 purohSe
acheck Of s25 The cashier, Mr. Benyon, somewhat
suspicious Of him. and As additional safeguard upea
letting him have the check, wrote the amount upsa e
bank check in two places with red ink he also put &
the check imaginary number. The check va tp0A
the Mount Vernon Bank, and made payable 70 W. b.
Patterson that being the name he gave.
bank check for IS 600 on the Brighton Bank This ~
the check given him by Mr. Bsnyon, altered over. TIE
Sssn With scns
and tho check had been dated - having been given N
the previous day. For the imaginary number ne he4
given imaginary number, apparently 10 corr0poy4
with the new date, ana the amounts were wfittn
the places and In the same manner = those dP
The amount Of this check was placed 70 the credit sf
third person. and the check sent 10 the Bank Of u
tua Redemption and bills Of that bank were sent 70 Vie
Soon after Trrsl went TO Burnett, Drake Co. win
check on Mount Vernon Bank for q Soo purporiv
TO be signed by the party In whose he had mado
the deposit the Mount Vernon Bank. They Tho
Mount Vernon Bank II It all right and learn
oSsc asps.d rs q buy IN He wanted e and hey M
him haven't At three per cent dscount and subsegusPt
y drew the amount Of the check from he Mount vsrSn
Hank
The teller Of the Mount Vernon BANK, upon sramina-
ton OF the check that II had Unusual marks upo u,
and Saturday evening won't out 70 Brighton 70 Mr.
Bsnyon and ascertain everything was right OF course
he soon learned that fraud had been pepstratsd M.
Bsnyou accompanied him 70 the city, md the detective
police put upon The track Of the rogue Fortunately
they were able V hnd him. He n now IN custody.
Search was mad: and soon After the police found ne
SS ,000hn United States Treasury notes.
u has been ascertainsd that these we're obtained OF
Blake Brothers 20. BY Of check purporting ~
be drawn By the Mechanics Bank Of Worcester ON ~
metropolitan Bank Of New York. These were obtained
on Saturday.
has also been ascsrtansd that he purchased on Fri.
day or saturday, Of Brewster Sweet CO.. by meens o.
similar check sn the Metropolitan Bank 900 N Unit
ID states Treasury notes. and two 81 900 New Hampehe
bonds The Treasury notes he sc'd gerss o. ssase
strect on saturday afternoon Tho New Hampshire bon1e
have not vet been found There no doubt the cheeks
ou The Metropolitan Bank were forgeries.
Tirre 10 well known 70 the police Of this city, and he9
not borne . very COED reputation.
Il appears that rrrs had made arrangements TO ssl
the treasury he obtained from Brewster, Sweet
o before got posssssion Of hem Some Of the notes
passed through two o. three hands on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
REBEL DEvAsTATIoNs AT CAVE CITY.
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.
RECONNOI6SANCE NEAR COLUMBUS HOVE
MENTS OF UNION TROOPS.

MENTS OF UNION TROOPS.
CAIRo, Jan. II, 1884,
Ths gunboats Esex, 81. Louis and Tyler made recon
noissance down the river to-day. They appsoaohsa
within mile and half Of Columbus, and nrsassvs
shots into the rsbs camps Ths rsbss rsturnsd The Aro
from three four guns without doing any damage 70 o
boats. The effect OF our shells is unknown.
No obstruction In the river nor masked batteries q
shore were discovered. as heretofore reported.
General McCsrnands column moved In the direction Of
Blandvills, KY, today.
General Paias's force moved forward this morning
from Birds Point
Tho Second regiment Of tho Douglas Brigade viii arrive
tonight
The Seventh Iowa, Eighth Wisconsin and Forty -nfth
Illinois are expected to morrow. -n
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

called to the matter but a. yet no response has been
given
A FRANKLIN the Junction Of the main line and sopth
western branch Of the Pacific Railroad s force OF three
Thousand troops in command Of Lieutenant Colonel Her
rom OF the Ninth Iowa. few days Colonel Hsron
eaIned or rebel depot OF arms about ten miles distant,
guns and supply Of -four and bacon Several prisoners
were taken at the same time This 10 the third haul he
has made within four weeks
The sun has not been visible here since the opening Of
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
Fire In Boston.

re broke out to-day IN the attic OF The Mercantile
Block. on Commercial street, which was speedily got
under but not until the contents Of the building were
damaged by Ore and water the amount Of 000 ne
lcss was fully insured. siss Pierce Co. west Inen
goods; 8. W. Clincrd, dealer IN Qcrdsf ssyssI =
goods.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
THE FLIGHT OF HUMPHREY MARGHAIL'6
REBEL FORCES.

LoUDvulD, Jan. IL, 1859.
The following ofncial documents have just bean
Capt. J. B. FRI, Assistant Adiutant General
h %
hundred OF tho Second Virginia cavalry On bearing d
my approach the main rebel force loft their strongly IN
usnchod camp and fed. sent my cavalry 70 the mcan
Of Jennis creek where they attacked drove the rbs
cavalry, which had been left vanguard distance d
number Marshal's whole army 10 now flying in utter
confusion He had abandoned and burned large quaA-
tity Of stores: We have taken fifteen prisoners Ow
loss two killed and wounded. start In pursuit.
J. l. GARFIELD. commanding Brigade
BRIGADs. PREs1oNsuRa, KY, Jan II, 1897.
Captain J. B. Fry, Assistant Adjutant General
left Paintyills on Thursday with ], 100 men,
tonburg The slept their AZ fsur o'clock
yesterday morning We moved towards the main body Of
the enemy At the forks Of Middle creek under the COM
mand OF Marshall SktrmishinG with hs outposts began
At eight O'Clock and at o'clock p NJ engaged hts
force Of 500, with three posted the HILL We
fought them until dark having been reinforced BY about
700 mon from Paintvis, and drove the enemy from al
his positions He carried of the majority Of his deeo
his On the H s =
than sixty. We have taken twenty nve prisoners tep
horses and quantity Of stores. The enemy burned
night Today / have creased The river, ana am nsw
occupying Prsstonburg Our loss two killed and twsn
j. A. GARFIELD, Colonel Commanding brigade
All 10 quiet down the road.
The Bowling Green correspondent Of The Nashvile
Cbwer says that General johnson has called upsa ~
provisional government Of Kentucky fs - 600 hfanty
and 900 cavalry for three years.
Floyds brigade from Virginia are going u esstls-
vile, Ky.
REBEL DEvAHTATIONS AT CAVE CITY.
Loumvnz1, Jan. IL, 1862.
The rebels Of Hammond's command, sneamped up the
river on Sunday night burned the depot ana blscksme
shop, and took all the goods from the store Of Mr. Nus
lain, at Horse Cave They also burned the woodland
depot at Cave City, the Cave City hotel and stabies
Tho citizens at all those points were AstAsd end ~
eaped 10 Nunfordsvie the rebels stated that hsy h
sndsd TO return Monday night and burn every house
that could be used BY the Union army In s advance -
hospital quarters. Thoy also burned Up Ill TIE bay,
and fodder stacks along the read and drove o
killed all the cattle, horses and mules 70 b found.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

PHrrApuPBlA, Jan. IL, 1897.
Hon. Vincent L. Bradford reelected President Of
the PhIlsdelphia and Trenton Railroad.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
News from New Mexice.

KAssAs Cir, No., Jan. 10, 1852.
The Santa 70 mail has arrived with dates TO December
2o Two thousand Texan troops reported TO be march
ing up ths Rio 0rands river for the purpose Of attacking
Fort Craig and the number marching up the Tscos
river 10 attack Fort Union The troops stationed at For
wise have been ordered TO New Msxico fr.
Fort Union s well prepared 70 receive an attack; bot
fears are entertained thai Fort Craig win be taken and
the Texans advance Santa Fe Considerable excitement
prevails In that place.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

Accident ON the Western Railroad.
TnoY, Jan. IA, 1899.
This forenoon a. the Troy and Boston train was about
twenty miles above this city, II ran into farmers
wagon at crossing. The occupants OF the wagon were
John Grant and wife. Mrs. @. was killed instantly, and
Mr.. G. 30 horribly manged that he cannot survive.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

sDAIlA, NO., Jan. IA, 1892
Adviess have reached here that the First Kansas rsg
msnt which sent from here days since arrived
At Lexington Friday last whore they arrested several
Of the most prominent and active rebels Of the town.
They also took and destroyed about hogs, being
packed for the Of Prices rebels, and good deal OF
other valuable property.
About sixty rebels, belonging TO the regiment Of COL
Alexander, now . prisoner at 81. Louis, captured
about six miles from here on Saturday last.
GENERAL sIGEL NOT RESIGNED.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. "A, 1852.
There high authority for saying that General sgsl is
still Brgadier General and In service ct Rola No. and
no tstsnton Of resgning.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

derstood that1r Stanton win be unanimously confirmed.
Both would probably have been confirmed to-day. but
the dsbs upon Marshal Lamon protracted to such
no executive session Of the Senate was held
RECOVERY OF GEN. M'cLELLAN. ~
General Mcclellan has quite recovered from bis recent
ilness and 10 able TO devote himself 70 business.
Those whose npatisncs had induced them to murmur
as the, TO them, apparently unreasonable delay of
any great military movement, wiz have occasion
to acknowledge their error. General Mcclellan conndss
bis plans 70 none except they are 70 be executed
His purpose 10 to esctusy crush out the rebellion and
restore the public peace the integrity Of the Union
Within the last few days, those who have been admitted
even to partial confidence and among them some who
have looked soomiy upon the future, satsd st the
prospect presented and express satisfaction that all will
be convinced Of the wisdom Of the course Of the
Commanding General.
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yr,o RE soLD-A VERY FINE DIAMOND SET OF
Jewey worth Sou 1850 In each the balance good
cable goods would BE- taken aers agents need
pg. Aadrcss K, boz l76 Herald Once.
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ITO coNsuMPrIyEs-yoU WILL GET THE RECIPE
L for sure Cure for Coughs Colds, Consumption ana
Lung Complaints by sending " ID. Adee 3s1 Pearl street,
N. Y; he SENDS free. write for It, Il has cured oG
sands.
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TTNCLE FAyETTE's MAGIC IMMINENT FOR RHEU.
~ matsm Ia working wonders Call at 10 Fulton street.
Price % per bottle Plenty Of certificates 70 be seen.
To the poor without cost