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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-10

RIoHmoND, April ~, 1862.
The news from New Orleans, confirm
ing the fall Of that city, has been read
here with sorrow, but we are not dispir-
tied, and do not doubt our final success.
Norfolk and Richmond must be de-
Tended at all hazards, and il is high time
your forces should be more than doubled.
Your city and the Navy Yard are of equal
importance with Richmond. Not only is
Norfolk and the Navy Yard Of inestima-
bic value to us, but the county of Prin-
cess Anne is indispensable in this crisis.
The delegation from South Carolina and
Georgia waited on the President before
Congress adjourned, and urged him TO
withdraw the troops trOOm those States,
and at all hazards defend Norfolk and
Richmond, and think they are coming.
Indeed, you would have thought So if
YOU had seen as l did on Wednesday
iast the South Carolina regiment, from
Sullivans Island, 300 strong, pass Chess
ter. twelve miles from Richmond, and
hoard cheer after cheer resound through
,he forest for "Old Virginia--she must
and shall be iroe ~ l conyersed with a
south Carolina officer on the same trip,
who said that Savannah may be sur
rendered, and Charleston, too, but Rich
mond never. He said, defend Richmond
and Norfolk, cost what il may.
You have noticed in the papers short
account of President Dayia's speech, late
Nv made az Rockets, 10 the soldiers pass
inc Ia Yorktown, IL was the best short
speech i ever heard him make. He said,
M Ear as he was concerned, he would
,oniinne this war for twenty years, rath-
cr tban one inch OF Virgins soil should
he surrendered. SO let as hear no more
about satrendering NEgiDia.
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Committed to Jail

~ man, who aga that bis naiao h ALBERT /;
no says that he belongs - BeWamin Haan, Of
Maury county. Tennessee; about n years old I;
brlsht mustto, weighs abou' l45 Or $50 pounds 3
feet II iuchos high Long, bushy hair The owner
O. requ stcd 20 come forward, property, and pay
charges, - he law diiruis J n HINTON,
april 20-3t sheriff and Jail0r OF D. c.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, April 2lst, 1852 a negro man +,
" named JIM, Who gays he belongs T. Josiah Nc.
Clane, Of Lebanon Tenn The said man Ia aged about
q years, weight los pounds 8 feet 10 inches high
large mouth, tooth out in front, scar on right
side Of faco also scar near right cornor OF right
eye brow Tho owner l. quCstcd 10 come forward,
prove provorty and nay charges, the law directs.
JAMES NJ. HINTON
April 25--3i sheriff and Jailor ID. G.
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Committed TO Jail

~ Myidson county, April @, 1897 q negro man,
" who say his name "a BILL; says he belongs y
Spencer Achcnry Of OFerton county, Tennessee
be about twenty ono years Ola, aud weighs about
$50 pounds fmali scar on each eyo brow small
rear on Che end of bis n0se g fset 10 inches high
tushy bead III haiF; dark complexion. Tia owner
\ requested 20 come forward, Prove property, ard
pay charge, a. tle Nv dlrecls.
81. HINTON,
A. 4-st HhagiS aad 4uiiE d "a u
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, april rs, 1863 negro msu
~ who SAWS his name = HORACk; say De bel nrs
O. A. o. IT, Nicho sou, OF Aaury Coanly; Weighs about
100 pounds, about 3l years Old, dark complexion,
feet g inches high. the owner requested 90 come
forward, prove property and pay charges az tho law
diregts. 5. HIN1ON,
April 20th-3t sheriff aud Tailor Off. c.
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Committed to Jail

NV Davidson county, on the 10Th OF April, 1862 a.
~ runaway, a negro man who says his name Is
Jordan, and belongs 10 W Talley, Of Montgomery
ouunty, Tenn. 2S years Old, IN tho right corner
of the right eye; feet inches highs weighs about
l65 pounds The owner Ia requested 10 come forward
prove property aud pay charges az tho law directs.
!. ". HINTON
April 20th-3t Sheriff and Tailor ofD. O.
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Committed 70 Jail

~ Davidson county, April a. iss4,a peu9 man
" who Ssys bic uarne d JOE BAkfLkffi aaid aoy
caims 10 b free mtn Of Cgorl shout 81 years oid
Gays BE lives Ia HcnrT c0anty, hY'i hght copper
color scar Oh flFht side Of the necl weighs about
IN HnTTOE,
AsrQ Fo-<a aAerid and faiiQ q y 2
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Committed to Jail

OE Davidson county, April ~, 1899 a negro man
~ who says hts name s. hb8ERT; ruys az belongs
10 Honey Blood, OF Davidson county; about 30 years
Old, weighs sb iut I6i pounds, 8 feet high, mulatto
color. The owner Is requested 10 come Onward ,
prove property and pay charges az the law directs
j. ~ HINTON,
April 20u-at sheriff and Jaior OF h. O.
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, April o, 1852 a negro mlu,
~ wh1 says hls name Ia ALFRED says he belongs
10 Mrs Elizabeth Fortee Of Hickmtn county Tenn.
about p years Old Weighs ab ut 1866 pounds dark
cop or ciior OF ten inches high Ths owner li
requested 10 come forward, prove property and pay
cha g-s as the Law directs. !. ~ HINTON,
April 20-3t sheriff and Jaior Of u. @.
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Committed to Jail

nv Davidson county, on the 9th OF April 1862,
" negro man uRmed Willis; says he belongs 10 Ma.
Marina Cheatbsm, Of Davidson county; 10 years Old
dark complexion, 8 feet high, weighs 165 or ITO
pounds. The owner Ia requested 20 come fafwerd
prove property and pay charges as the law Directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
April 2Uth--8t sheriff and Jailor Of h. q
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, April Dist, 1862, auegro wo-
" man, who says her name is MARlNDA, and be-
LONGS to VIM. O. Brown, Of Davidson county, aged
about 40 years; feet, inches high, copper color
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove pro
perty and pay charges al the law directs.
JAMES NJ HINTON
April 23-St sheriff aud Jallor, D. {. n
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 21st, 1862, a negro man
~ who says his name is LEWIS, aud belongs 10 10
siah McClane, Cf Lebanon, Tenn The said man Is
feet, 10 inches high, about AZ Years old, black and
heavy sett The owner is Iequested to cOTe forward
prove property aud ray charges, as the law directs
JAMES M HINTON,
April 25-3t Sheriff and Jaor. j. &.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, April ~, 1862, n negro man,
~ named JACKSON gays he belongs to Noah CHS
well, Of davidson unity 'bout IS years o d weighs
about 100 pounds; scar on tho 20 also one I'M
der tho right eye; o feet 10 inches hiih. The
owner Is requested to come frward prove property,
apd pay charges, AZ tho law directs
j. ~ HINTON,
April 20-Jt sheriff and Jai or OF d. c.
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Committed TO Jail

NF Davidson county, April ~, 1862, negro maj ,
~ who says his ugme IL NAT, aud belongs 70 Moses
buchanan, q Rutherford county; said boy Is about
20 years weighs about 100 pounds mu alto COL
OF feot inches high two scars, one above acd
one beuw the tf eye. lhe owno- Ia requested %
come forward, provo property, and pay charges us
the law directs. J. VI. HINTON,
Apn Cost sheriff aud Tailor Of D. e.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson comfy, on March the sth, 1862, a. a
~ runaway, negro man, named Robert. says he
belongs 10 W. Dnrke, OF JeleUsOn county, Miss ;
about 90 years old, weighs about las pounds copper
color, feet inches high, The owner is requested 10
come forward prove property aud pay CHARGES a. the
Law directs. J. II HINTON,
April 2Oth--8t Sherid and Tailor Of u. q
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Committed TO Jail
Committed to Jail

or Davidson connty, April z, 1852, a negro man.
~ who says his name IS JOHN says he belongs
20 FOunt Mosbey, Of Rutherford county, Tenn;
about 10 or 20 years old; bright mulatto; weighs
about 1855 or lG0 pounds; aud has one wooden eg ;
6 feet inch high. The owner Is requested 10 come
forward, prove property sud pay charges, the Law
dirPcts N. BINTON,
Ap. 2O-3t sheriff and Jaior ofD. D.
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Committed to Jai,
Committed to Jail

nv Davidson county, April IS, 1862, negro man,
" who says his name Is ANDREW rays he belongs
70 r. l.. Brown Of Davidson county, Tenn; dark
copper color scar ON the lcft side OF his neck also
scar on the tight eyebrow about Is wears old (;
weighs about l5s pounds and is feet inches high.
The owner is requested 70 como forward prove prop
erty, snd pay eharges, ss the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
April cost sheriff and Tailor OF d. e.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, March G, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his M Is GEORGE, and belongs 10
Hugh Ki klat lex, Of Cumberland county, Ky about
Is or 10 years old ERIK copper color weighs about
Of neck from burn. Tho owner Is requested 10 come
frward oye property, and pay oharges, AZ tho law
directs. ]. N. HINTON
April 20--3t sheriff and Tailor OF d. @
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AnaIrs ntRIchmond.

NoREOLk AND RICHMOND MUST ~ DIX
PENDED - JEFF DAVIS SAYS HE VIII
SEVER SURRENDER.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPRNNARY.

THNHE attention Of citizens strangers and others Va
Ting Nashville, requiring medidal aid h reepect
fully called 70 this Once No. u beaderok street seo
Ond floor, between Cherry and the Square
DR.. COLEMAN Is an old practitioner Of medlcRs, bls
almost unlimited experience and catering B}isossS
for many yeara past, Ia the treatment Of pliyAts D
E0si, has induced him 10 devote his undivided stien
ton - al diseases Of via nature MANY casee m
the most lnveerate character have promptly vielird
10 his Improved method Of treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary sytA
his GonOrrhma, Gleat and al diseases OF DE gssiia
and urinary organs, meet With no soslstanos 70 ia
remIdies.
A female Irregularities and functional lsderanss
meuts Of the Womb, and the disease arisuz fros
CESSATION and III hanged parturton.
Every case Of keduciblo Rupture, and Of plies and
ProapsuE Of tho ReCtum, and most casea OF Fistula
can be cured by procoss nearly painless. II ethaf
OF the latter cases h undertaken By Dr. Coleman a
cure u faDariably todrTanied a. careful examinatd
always paeaonts the necessary indications of gasr d.
fdHureby hs improved method Of operating
Persons Of either sex applying ia person or By Letter
describing caso) on the nrst symptoms OF any ~
specific disease can BE- cured IN most csses b. De
ebortvo method, IN forty eight hours
striot confidence, prompt attention, End moderate
cherRe3i VIII govern him with bis patrons.
~ No mercury used On The treatment " JssgrrsI
disoascs az no believes On most oasoz) e pYGiuoes
worse disease than shat Il iB given 10 cure
Once hours from aght ia She asssaiaz SO si5s =
'ho evening lan 10, '62-U
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Committed to Jai!
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county March 10, 1862, negro mar
~ says his namo is GEoRGE MOXLtY, who says
he is free man If color says he lives in lodanapo-
lis, Indiana about 81 years old weighs about 1877
pounds; has whiskers and "A mou-tache small
the corner Of the Left eye dark copper color
feet ten inches high. j. N HINTON,
April 20--3t sheriff add Tailor Of II. &.
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Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 10, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name IS sam says De bcongs 20
Robert Owen, Of Williamson county, Tenn; about
% ycars Old weighs about 1S5 pounds complexion
black scar on the left eyebrow feet high. The
owner Is requested to come forward, prove proper y
ard ply charges, as law directs.
!. NJ. HINTON,
April 20--3t Sherih and Tailor OF .. {.
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Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 21st, 1882, negro
" nun, named RANDALL, who says he belongs 10
Josiah HcClane, Of Lebanon, Tom, The said man Is
about 81 years old, small scar under LEFT eye feet
10 inches high, weight about 100 pounds The owner
is requested 70 come forward and prove property,
and pay charges, AS the law directs.
JAMES NJ. HINTON
April 23--3t Sheriff and Jaor, of y. C.
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Rlo!ImoNp, ApriI "a, 1859.

nd.nco of lhc Korlolk nav Rook.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-10-11
Meeting in New York.

New YORK, Oct. s,-There was grca,
gathering at the Brooklyn Academy Of Mus
ic to listen to speeches from Cassius M
Clay and Henry B. Stanton upon the Presi
dents proclamation, and cnsnate questions
Gen. Clay spoke at great length inside
the edifce, and Mr.. Stanton spoke outside to
those unable to gain accession to the build
ing. Other gentlemen ad lresscd the meet
ing, among whom were Gen. Phelps, Hon
Mr.. Hutchinson, Brig. Gen. Saxton. 3
The Military Governor Of Ahe D ,partment
OF the South sails today foi Port Royal
He returns with health improved and with
greatly extended powers with reference to
the employment Of negro men for Govern
mcnt service. The public may SION hear
that the back door of the rebellion has been
opened
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keSiSling the Draft.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The Indiana polls
CORES pondent Of the Commercial saws:
The c,pperheads Of Hartford, Blackboard
county. collected on Monday and forcibly
resisted the draft. They destroyed the bal
lot box enrolling papers, and either forced
Tor scared the Commissioners and Provost
Marshal to resign. They claim to have 200
armed men, and said they were determined
to resist the draft at all hazards They de-
nounced the Government and those attemp-
ting to sustain it. A battalion of the SD
Indiana have been ordered to Hartford, and
will enforce the draft, and arrest the ring
leaders Of this dseraceful proceeding. ,
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HEhENA, Ark, Oct. 4-By the CORES.
pondence Of the Missouri Republican, we
have late aud very reliable advices from the
rebel forces in this State, which IS regarded
by military men here as worthy CT conf.
dence, tits as late MS the 18th and 22d
uit, and seriously ,nodifies reports we have
heard, some of which have reached the
country. I'D kttIE{g
According to this information, the rebel
forces in Arkansas number and are encainp-
ed as follows: Gen. Hndman at Austin,
70 miles north of Little Rock, with 5000
men and one battery Gen. Roam at Whit.
Sulphur Springs, near Pierre Bluffs, on Ar
kansas River, 80 miles southeast of Little
Rock, with 5000 men, two regiments, one
Of which are conscripts and ons unarlned !;
also Texas regiment and one battery con-
sisting Of three Founders iron, and one
ID FOUNDER brass, and one siege piece
mounted Gen. McRea on the Arkansas
River, 80 miles northwest ofNapoleon.
Gen. Rains is at Cross Hollows, with a
reported force offrom 4 600 to 5000, most
ly conscripts. ss
Gen. Helm is commander in chief Of all
forces at Little Rock, with about 5000, two
batteries one ofI2 and three Founders,
the other Of two riled 6 Founders. and two
10 pound howitzers. l5 SO
Gen. Mcbride at Bucsville, With about
1000 men, only 1900 of whom are effec-
tive. ,% 80.
Most of their cavalry force have been dis
mounted for the present It is not believed
they have more than 1000 cavalry in the
State, and they are at Arkadelphia, 80. or
100 miles southwest of Little Rock, $500
The rebels are manufacturing munitisns
Of war, AMI have removed to Arlsadephia,
all the State records and papers, although
the rebel generals boast oftheirsintention Il
invade Missouri II is believed by inteli-
men in their camps it is not their intention
to do So if they save thescanital of their
State-its all they desire'at present, and
perhaps more than they expect. 81
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gsbes Coal and Wood.
Bring in that Coal and Wood. We want
both of these articles.

ARRESTED FOR HORSE STEALING.--J. w,
Hunt, Charles Hunt, and VIM. Overmeyer
were arrested in this city on Tuesday even,
ing, on charge Of Horse Stealing. They
were taken before Justice G. D. Hackwortfl
FIR examination. The Prosecuting Attorney
asked a continuance for 80 DAYS to procure
witnesses from a distance, which was grant
ed by the Justice and the prisoners admit
ted to bail in 5000. They however refused
to give bail, but sued out writ Of HaJeas
Corpus before County Judge Fowler. who
sustained the writ against a motion of the
Prosecution to quash, and the prisoners
were thereupon substantially discharged.
In the mean ime, before final discharge
the prisoners were arrested upon a new in
formation, and after examination were recog-
nized to answer for the crime charged, and
bail fixed at $500 each. in default of which
they were committed.
Since the above was in type we learn that
the prisoners gave bail and were discharged.
E. II. Stiles for the Prosecution, Hendcr-
saott and Burton for defense. 49, 49,.
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DEATH OF LIEUs. G. w. BLAKE.

DEATH OF LIEU3. G. w. BLAKE.
The painful rumor of the death of Lieut.
George w. Blake, of Go. K, I'd Iowa Infantry
In consequence of wounds received in the
recent battle at Corinth, has been received,
aid it is said his remains are on the way
here and may arrive any day, probably very
soon. 1t will be sad pleasure on the part
of our citizens to receive and honor them
when they come. We abstain from such
further comments as the occasion suggests,
nm il the rumor is ether confirmed, or as
we hope, disprovcd.
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CASUALTIES in Co. X, I'D Iowa

Capabilities il. Co. X, I'D Iowa.
We are indepted to James Morrison, Of
Keokuk county, and member of Co. X, for
the following list Of killed and wounded in
the late battle at Corinth:
Lieut.. Geo. Blake. MORALLY wounded
T. d. Holmes, in face, severely P. R. Child
ers, foot j. T. Gilett. arm Serg. I. X
Raush, hand j. Comstock, foot.
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New CHURcH.-The frame of the new
Baptist Church, corner of Court and Fifth
sts., is up, and we understand it is to be
completed this'fall. This Church will be an
enduring monument to the enterprise of the
Baptist Society, and more especially to the
perseverance and sacrifices of their excellent
Pastor, Rev. s. III. Worcester.
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COMMISSION HoUsE-Messrs. Simeon and
c. b. Farwell, names well knewn in the
North West, have entered into the General
Co nnission business l33 South Water st.
Chicago. Their facilities are unusually
good, whilst their promptness and responsi.
bility is most undoubted. They do pure
w commission business only.
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CHILLS AND FEVER.

One OF the greatest remedies that ever laid be-
CHRISfiES fore the pnblic, for Fever and Ague and
which has received the highest ecomiums
from the press and the people is Dr.
AGUE CHRisTIE's AGUE BALsAM. Who would en-
2 VI dure. the torture arising from this terri
Ia lsam BILE disease when 1t can be so easily cur
edg Who endure seepless nights burn
ing fevers and ley chills alternately whe remedy
can be obtained for a mere trife And yet how
ny families lnger out painful existence under this
deadly blight and do nothing but gulp down quinine
until 1t becomes common their daily meals and
yet they not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure this valuable me
cine, and save themselves intense agony.-[ Wabash
Adcocdte.
The above Is only one Of the numerous favorable
notices OF free and untr ammeled press When such
powerful friend as the Press speaks in its favor II
cannot be otherwise than popular q ~,
~ Sold by ]. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa. loct. 4 I'm
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j. w. Brown. Of the City Market, after
sustaining an excellent Market here for eight
or ten years, has sold out to Mr. Manlove
Mcfarland, an experienced butcher, who
will hereafter conduct the business.
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KILLED AT CoRINTH.-There is yet some
uncertainty in regard to the number and
names Of the killed at Corinth from this
county 1t is rumored that in addition to
Lieu. Blake, Capt. Madison, Of Co. d, 10Th
Regiment, and w. H. Henderson, Of co. X,
Cd Regiment, are killed, but the rumor needs
confirmation. \
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A SERENADE. : Some gentlemanly and
benevolent musicians favored our neighbor-
hood near our residence with some very
agreeable masic few nights ago, which We
should be pleased to acknowledge if intend
ed in whole or in part for us, but as we are
not advised on the subject we will SIMPLY
say, in behalf of the neighbors and self, that
weare much o,liged. We understand the
Band came from Agency City. They did
great credit to themselves at any rate wher
e,er they hailed from. We only regret they
did did not receive more fitting acknowledge
ments at the time
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THE. Place.

DO not forget that Taylor's is the place
to 60 when you are in want Of Books or
Drugs, Patient Medicines, Glass, Oils,
Pants &c. &c.
Be sure and go to Taylor's where you viii
he certain to get what you want, of good
quality and at low prices. Remember that
he has moved into his new store room OPP
posite the Ottumwa House. ~
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DR.. Warden has commenced laying the
foundation Of his three story building, on
Front St. If the weather is favorable we
may expect to.see the building completed
this fall. In the mean time, tn DR.. may
be found at his temporary place ofbusiness,
Noore's building, Front St.
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EMANCIPATION is the word which will raise
the sinking hearts Of Northern millions, in
: fuse strength into our armies, and send con-
sternation to the hearts of foes made proud
and daring by recent successes, and If spo-
ken in good faith. bring the suspicious favor
Of Heaven. -Ancricaa Wesleyan
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A GALE.-The very high wind on Friday
night of last week, did considerable damage
in this city, blowing down numerous fruit
trees, and blowing off the roof of Ladd
Co.'S. new Pork House, causing damage to
the amount Of some 5000.
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ANOTHER Iowa REGIMENT. - The Twenty
third Iowa regiment, Col. Dewey, arrived
here this morning, and went out to Camp
Benton. They are fine looking soldiers,
and.will prove worthy Of the State thai has
sent forth the Iowa First" the Iowa
Second" and the sTowa Seventh. "-St.
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The Confessions md Experiences of
avn Invalid.

U0UBLISHED for the benefit and as a warning and
! caution to youtE msp who suffer from Ner-
yous Debility, Prsmature Decay, &c supplying at
the same time the mems of Selt-Gure. By one who
has cured himself after being put great expense
through medical Imposition aud quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed elope, SINGLE COPIES
may be had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
Bedford, Kings Co., n T.. March 90. 1852 "