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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

HARRIhD-0n the 1lih uit, by the Rev. J. W. P. Mc- kcnse Dr. J. r. HooEs Miss ii 4RY F. MooRE daughter of James C. M0ore-all of Bowie county. Te1as.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
HEADQUARTERS isr Div WESTERN DEPT,
 CoIun bus, ky, Dec. g, 1861.

CoIua bus, s,.Ky., Dee. g, 1861. JOHN QuILLM, Columbus, Ky
 Sir: You are hereby authorized and empowered to raise battalion of six companies of infantry t snrva for twelve months, or for three years, to he incorporated with the battalion of Lieut-Col. Terry, now at Columbus, to form regiment. It ;s understood that these companies are to be mus tered into the Confederate service by Judge Qulin, .r.nsaortation being furnished them to Columbus, and it is also distinctly to be understood, that these troo5s are to be armed before being mu!tered into the service.
 l.. POLK,
 1faj. Genl Condq.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
STATE OF AKKANsAs.


 Calhoun Circuit Court, September to.ra A D 1s5l. Alexander Ylli@d2n, PinEtiE !
 4 Richard Ainswer,h 70 f--itit
 FNOME5 the said plaintif " his attorney anl oa } l. 2 ton it is ordered that publication ba made tsr and it appearing that t'e panuI has s1ai out a-t inent aainst the property the said defendant whi.n been levied the said property and Ieurne t9 t- ol- and the said defendant ttpg augcar. hnI f.t-Hu appearing by the affidavit of said pI3u thet tlo =I tandtut nonresident oi the State of Aflau~ t is M derei that said defendant la RuJiH ly pla'c. .l r a order some newspaper IV1tri u tle State 6..,t for two Vvrhs. Jle last rti.I l.. i5>t i. weeks before the first d"F uf tue Et u t that said attachment has been i-sn.d and i-tfai upon t property of the said defendant di atI plas,. for tho 0f hundred gn3 dollars ana tLrly-t csnts, tSUl 3slGJ and ure-- the sai t.-a lt auue by himself attorney. h-.Dra o t.t .y tt tan term of the circuit auurt bt holden 1t tie ct house. in the town Hampton. ia s county ai tyu. the State If Arkansts. the l1st Nia'ay Mlc. A 1862, that igdguaId will b. rendered aG3ll hiG, aud his property sold to satisfy thu
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest: ALEXANDER MASON. tl,la. Jan. a 1892 2x. Cast of adv 5.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !

STATE OF ARKANSAS
 COUNTY oF BRADLEY
 In the Bradley Circuit Court R ChaLccrF ia vacation 1i
 January, 1862,
 John D. KeIlriCk.
 BtU tor diror-. Violet \. Kcndrlck
 fl t0NES the complainant by hi- s7ioitars sui a.s a, ~ bill a2aust the defendant. t1ke.h.r with hs it.'l that said defendant resident o the Sttt lt Ariu sas and u appearing that the oh.ct If a.1 li t C.- solve the bonds Of mltrimnnY existing between -ii painant and defendant. fl is ordered that said defendant - notified of the penGency of this suit by publication - oraer lu some newspaper published in hjs state notifying said defendant that unless she appear, plead & mur to said bill before the third day of of this court at court to be holden the h3s the town of Warren in said county. the second Monday in March, iSo% the same will bc t'keH confessed ti decree entered accordingly aud that said notice be put l-. by two weekly insertions in such newsuaqer th5 .c tlon Co be at least ior weeks before l second Monday March. w. A,CAhIh0N. Clart. !. Ky T. II. GOODWIN, I. q. ' true copy of the reco-d
 Attest: " Y. NcCANM0N. Clerk
 Jan, Q, 1852. 2ts By T. N GOODWIN, ?. q.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
M. D. VANCI

Capt. Company A, lth Ark. Reg't. Pine Bluff paper please copy
The sun., 1862-01-21

guard, when we we're followoa Wy throe mon
with fixed bayonets, who carried as before tho
officer in command Of the videttes who after
hearing our explanations, and t,king our
nsmea, politely ard kindly conducted as about
the ruins and showed us all tho objects
OF interest. We visited the rsniaips Of
the second oldest church in Amsrics, saw
me tombstoaes of many Of tho "F. y.
VS. Of very old date, had a convorsatiou
with sam. Howard, negro, said TO be one
hundrcd years Of age, and who rooolleoted,
very distinctly, incdotts Of tho war Of isi2-
saT Mrs. Lattimer, 81 yoars of age, who was
present and remained ia her house whom too
town was burnt AMI we thon lsft for our no.t-
ing home, fully impressed with ideas of the
waste, d,struotion and misery caused by civil
var and the unceasing vandalism which h.d
destroyed the beautiful village of old Ham mpton.
II the videttes bad allowed Il, ve would pro
baby hayo also visited tho rebel picketa, and
got all the items possible for tho SuS. but We |
shall have 10 defer that part Of our scouting |
duties till future and botter opportunity.
Last night some Oi the soldiers on board tho /
We Nscl, broke into ho ships private stores. and |
made themselves insanely drunk, then had A |
Tree fight, which resulted in this mornisp, hos |
p,al report showing five wounded, but not 80 |
Ii Nems TO be \ petty we'll settloi thing
that we arc to ~ TO Ship Island. but noboiy
yet knows whom va stall start
l'ufa truly, Las.
The sun., 1862-01-21
News from Jamaica.

Hy our files Of lsmaici papers, received by
rho Cleator, IL appears that the desirableness Of
adopting special measures to attract TO lamaic 4
portion Of the negro emigration now flowing
from Canada AID tho United States to llayu,
was receiving general attention. Tho WATCH
MAS says that tho influx Of escaped slaves and
free negroes from this continent would contrib
ute to the elevation Of the people Of Jamaica a.
these people would prove more on,rgo,ic, and
on their arrival in the sland, institute the free
schools and sclfsus,aining mode Of roll i;ous
" rship 10 which thcy have beon accustomed
in the United : aies and Canada. Il suggests
the app.it tmen Of competent aLd Responsible
i.ents Of their oFn race, 10 explain the induce.
ments which arc held out to thom in Jam lici,
and guarantee tina. each iiml ly aud single man
should have p acres Of available land at easy
terms, s"y dJlli- AMI aquhrter per acre, and
Hp pNm'n 2.
\ bill for the promotion of Immigration bv
'utut SCcA IVu.t."'s,, '.-s- ...-s s't.o lne
Jamaica House Of Assembly. 1t was general y
objected to, however, on tho ground that the
land could be purchased on equally good term,
from individual proprictors, and that the pr poi-
cd measure opened wide door to fraud.
A meeting at Kingston, Nov. 21th, 10 aio1t
n oasuros TO build a railroad from Kingston 10
Stony Ill., a distance OF ton miles, was numer-
ously attoLaci. The amount Of proposed cipi-
tai is : 90 600 aud II is expected to pay diyi-
dend OF 80 per cent $4,000 was subscribed at
the me citing
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Nlusrulnr Power

NJ QpGtclct, in ipvil., d'H, gi,ps for 1891
reported " ENporimcr', un tho mu,c.ltr i,rrc
OF m.n ot different ages Tho cor, ,lusions
from his experiment, arc that among soafaring
people -
Muscular force increases MP TO 10 yearS.
2. That strenEth Of back or renal iogco bo.
gins to diminish at an earlier sl,o than manual
force.
=, y; Ihat the frral force n seaman Of fifty
" no mvre than that of "A uoyic, Of sixtcen
ycars old. w ''N'o""
a. That those little advanced In age, or th.
young, and those fully advanced, are cqual 10
each other in tAs Ioyoopmont Of muscular
force.
Renal force, or strongth Of back, doubles bo-
tween the ages Of cloVcn and fifteen years,
triples bctwocn fifteen and forty, and after
that ago decreases. Manuel force in its aug.
monta'ion and decrease follows an analogous
course.
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STEAMER tOSS1ITUTIpS, orr FuErREsSl
MmNMnE. LnnmALN u. 1902. [

DREAMER ONNllIITipN, orr fbEiNI-Sl
MoNRoE, January IL, 1862.
| went on shore yesterday with friend be
longing TO our corps, 10 see what | co ia on
the sacred soil. We had on tho dark blue
oyercoats of the Rangers, which are almost
identical with the COA's Of commissioned OIL
cers, 20 we passed into tho Fortress aud took
complete survey Of tho same, without any
questions being ask'd-on tho contrary, tho
guards preson'ed arms wherever ws passed.
hem, ard allowed us over the brid O into
Camp llsml on also. We saw rNthing
Il any interest in the Fortress, further
han has already boon published. Tho
oads were mssTally muddy, and Camp
hamilton looks dirty and VI wholesome, 20 We
did not stop there but wen on 10 John Is lore
former residence VIII ca whatever II once may
have been lOois now like anything except
neGtnoss, order or beauty. We then
on TO old Hampton, which thanks T.
Mr.. Seoelh MAtqudeI we found 10 con
'its only Old brick chimniss, burnt
rafters, and two or three frame houses, which,
owing 20 their position, escsped tho fro. One
church looked, ith its hrs mark cd CodnthiSn
columns and dilLpidAted wSllI, like as though
Nero had been preaching soms OF his pNouliAr
doctrines in that pulpit We passsd tho breast
works, and bad rOaebod the 0Vtorm9st picket
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MoRMNG, JANY p, IsSs.
Irish Sympathy with A.cv,c..


The ODoNoHrE, "the noble Chi,ftain Of III q
Glens, is winning the love Of his countrymsn
under the petty persecution which be expsri.
ences from the English Government, for hi.
promised sympathy with the United State. in
case Of an Anglo American war. In letter
written by WM. SsIrH O'BRIEs to the psople
OF Tippcrary, Ne comments on tho removal of
The ODoNoHuK from the office OF Justice Of the
Peace, and says that nothing would give British
statesmen moro pleasure than to seo Ireland de-
populated Of her Roman Catholic inhabitants
and an Anglo-Saxon race established in their
place. Mr. O'BRIES contrasts the conduct OF
the English Government with that Of the Uni
ted States in this respect, and says:
What, on the other hand, was the conduc, of
the Americans, when tens Of thousands of poor
and ignorant strangers were landed monthly on
their shores-beating into the centres of the
great cities OF America the seeds OF postilonc,
which had been sown by famine ia Ireland, and
by ,ovsrcrowding in enigrant vessols2 Tney
could scarcely have been blamed it they had
done what England does every day towards the
lrish poor, who became chargeable on England,
thoush they may have resided in that country
during great part Of their lives; thoy could
scarcely have been blamed If they had ordered
these ,ttcasts 60 return home to tho coun-
try of their birth. But the Amsric.,
nation did rot 20 treat the children Of eur race,
They received and fOstered thcm-they proyid
cd homes for them--snd OF the two millions Of
lrishmon who have emigrated TO America du.
ring our generation, very large proportion
are now living in circumstances comp irstiyely
prosperous.
MIR. O'Biicn then alludos to the growth ami
'pread Of secret societies, and warns his coun-
trymen against them. lie deprccites the idea
Of the people Of Ireland giving either money or
mon to aid England in her thrcatssed war with
the United States, and urges that tho respective
Irish constituencies should mcet, and il struct
their representatives in Parliament to support
no measure Calculated to "injure their benofae
The sun., 1862-01-21

lNl'Al ''''.'s. ''','.sss,rSt3 ODO,OOO
The TnIEs Gyows its belief thlt Cameron
was not removed on account Of his slavery
views as his friends desire il nlerstood, but,
as has been intimatod by tho Sos on account
Of the rurous National loss, and mi5.manage.
mcnt which his administration of the War De-
partment were imposing upon tho country. 1t
says
The simple truth is, the War DEPARTMENT
mas been, for the last two months, tho most
serious obstacle in tho way Ct a vigorous prose.
culion Of The war. Unless we are ehtirey mis.
Informed, Cen. MCCLELLAN has besn thwa ted in
every possible way, and deprived of the pogsr
10 carry into effect The hos'io operatio1s bs bad
devised. lla has had cOTdi Al supDlrt iro N mo
War Department since that Department succeoI.
,d in its effort 20 crush Fremont Whether tbis
has been dirCc Is Mr.. Cimeron's faul or that of
the horde Of greedy and unprnriplod cjn'ractors
by whom hG has bean clntr lled and used IL OF
lrtle consequence. Ths fact rom ,ns. Moth
ing whatever could be jone which depsndsd Oh
The action OF that Department excsp. through
the corrupt and villainous swindlns who have
tainted tho whole air with official corruption
and brought the nation TO the vsrgs of baak-
ruptey and ruin, We are assured that for
weeks Gen. Mcclellan dsmanded full supply
Of pOntoon bridges, absolutely ESSENTIAL 70 hia
,perEionsr bat could no! got them, that 2j,OOQ
The sun., 1862-01-21
The New YORK. city Pres

Tnr JouENAL oF CoMHEEcE discusses tho
proprio'y Of an excise tax on refined sugar de-.
votes considerable space TO extracts from the
THIruNE Of The Fall Of 1859, which Journal
was then in favor Of a separation Of the rebel
states from the North; and takes up the con
lrabsnd question, which alluding TO President
Lincoln colonization b me- and other schemes
for moving the slave, about. II avows a belief
that they are better of Just where they are.
It adds:
five can hope for any possible good from the
continued agitation Of the negro question, per
haps it can be got by examining the laws OF
Brazil, which afford slaves certain facilities for
OBJ biaining their freedom. The Brazilian COnsti-
tu,ion recognizes neither directly nor indirectly,
color a. basis of civil rights; hence once free,
the black man or the mulatto, il he possesses
energy and talent, can rise 10 social
position from which his race in North
America is debarred. by the Braz lan
laws, a slave can 10 before a mags.
tfate, have his price fixed, and can purchase
himself; and having obtained freedom, he may,
by the possession of property acquire the rights
Of citizenship. The result is, as predicted by
those mot conversant with tho facts, that half
century more will pat an eni 20 slavery in
the empire.
While seeking for a solution of their dini al
ties, present and prospective, perhaps the Slave
states can learn something from BrsZll; an 1
while they do not desire to give to tn, color,d
population political and social equality with
the white, they may devise some method for
the gradual anelioration Of the system, as now
existing among themselves. Tue States whose
sole duty IL is TO adopt these plans, will have
an opportunity Of dong what they think pro.
per about il, at the end Of the wa-.
The HERALD takes up the tax question, aud
advocates the following;
The sun., 1862-01-21

stand OF arms, the best in the world, were kept
IN this city for weeks, under his incaasant and
urgent requisition for them, because Penn,yl.
% vanis contractors had not yet boon abe to levy
.neir eNaetots upon them. And these ate but
two Of the many instances that might te e;tsd
to the same effect.
The sun., 1862-01-21
Irish Intelligence

Our Dubbliu COTTesp pOndsnce-Itisb Anxiety
upon tko American QuostioH-A Froneh
Project for tho Disms M be rment OF tho
IniOa.
DUBLIS, Dec. "a, 1861.
To ne Editor oChe ~ Y. Sun
Aspocisl trlDl in readiness night and day,
The sun., 1862-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
INDID STATEMENT

|ou can procure ut any Druggist IN this CITY
Iciuity Or. TOBIAS'5 VENETIAN LINZ
/ II is sure aud speedy cure for Sore
Headdche, IOothdohe, Chr0uic RheimG-
Io!ic' Group, and Fai.s in me- kiu5s. We
every one t. give ii 70 trial. Tho expense is
tr'he-2b Ceuts--aui we are confident a..
"ill ever be without 10, Every cmil, should
Ooitle m the house in cHSe Of s4dlrn uuyI-
Nnrh as cuts, Bgrn1, Sadii-, g. IT, pt'u-
~ qualities are mlruculuus. As Tor Cr1rD,
paved the lives of hundreds; We hnyo the uar-
h4sc'llT
The sun., 1862-01-21

ot the weak power which Tho foreigner sup
poses you to DO. You must havA union a roogst
yours.lees for the sake OF tho Union-you
must dismise from your minds every oonsidora.
ton but the one, bow to save your courtry.
Upon the speedy restorstion u tho Union de-
pends the very existence Of America, the hopes
Ct the oppressed ia Oyory land, sud tue saliva.
ton o. Ireland you-s.
The sun., 1862-01-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING
ths CASE. IN ADVANCE.

Advertsemen.s-Rcrs svesy FOUR LrHra -
70 cents; three dsyz 81; sw days, Si,I, Al -
aoI.as instde. same price each day.
~ aIrages and Deaths, 70 oenks kor each fsur n,~-l
d. y nI.y advertisements q four lines, lnsst.d n
we oonvenisncs Of the onioa a k,r everv a. in-S
p 'erNssmsn.s received untl II o'dosa.i
The sun., 1862-01-21

kNTED ISiMEDIATELY-AI Iur
lProtcstsut Employment Agency, 10 fl1rtu
ween 18th and 18Th ITS, cooks, lVIul 'rH-,
~. nurses, seamstress, aud girls for house,
Ipr city and country. Noue Lat Prutcstuts
NJ a2O 3'l23
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|ANTED-TAlLORS TO WORK on IN.
f,ntry coat. girls that can h,,st uni flush; q
Der ofuperators on Singers, LID y wchst"r's,
|r 4 Anger NAL hines; "a smart s,her man, tn
himself generally useful and suppriutpud the
also bt.S,ers and huishors Un pants; gp'l
/ Will have good wages. CD. for one week 1t
~ Bpwcry, 3rd floor. j. MCCORMICK.
|,90l sl54
The sun., 1862-01-21

W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF TIE
IIeilcln Reform Practice, iu connection with
BEACH, have taken AN ofh e at lisEt4t 8lth
Seen "a and 3D. Avta. Once hours from o
n, and 3 t0 > p. NJ lSgt4,'lt5
ICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
persons, that have withdrawn from the Grm
LES, HAMILTON 4 CO., and will he In n
Plminle ior any debts contracted by the said
,EEh, DR., MOTT. iai4 o'iia
The sun., 1862-01-21

INTED-BY \ MILKMAN, To LEASE
small farm, with suitable hu'l,ugs, water,
|,vcnient to 3lth st or s6th -t ferries. Allrtss
\ iRTON, Harlem. Us o'lpo
The sun., 1862-01-21

RNTED-A MECHANICAL AND AR
lItectural draua htsm,n. Address ). A., box
office, stating salary required, aud llt1 ref
| i,1s S'iOT
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Am. Gold.--.. y per ci Am. Ek. Bank y pr n
Pacific N. Be-. I.
srie R........ \ =
Mich. Cen. r. e =;
MS. Mag Z =
Cle. a rol. r.. * -
| od. Chit r.. x -
| business On the stook Exchange openei d,a ~.
lay pending the results II the various war rcr.
n'u'N mo-" taking place, and prices are HaK nor
cont. l"cr' with uo desire u SELL however, At ths
d"cine. The lst of government bonds and a.,.
.'''N7 shows no change u momot. The sixe. q
| 1881 Uc y rer cent lower.
| The money market shows m ch,rye. E.cb.o..
ON London lis dun and heavy ,t iiiXa,isk s-
dlst-al,s bills.
There Is a rice Of per cent. In gold today, bos
without leading to any decided activity. The bro-
AerS are free buyers At 2a2a per cent, and tho low
80 -"Ing t"te II 2E. At laa2pcr cent. which w-s
'he ruhns rate at the close of last week, there was
considerable taken on spccuniion but IL s ioultfu6
ira Further advance can be established.
The i"I"wing are the totals Of the bank resurns
ior the hast two weeks.
I'm" If tisou. so, o,o % SGecG re; c.rcg9,sn p,po-..
Il ll'.o-i4a3 2619o. 80 5.g6S0.s ia ~ 'iSs
The Custom House statistics of the commorrs ~
'h' port i"' le69' were completed ON saturday TIs
results are very satisfactory a, follows,
,ul"rtH' H'''.'............. .5,GAo Aer
"Nl-'''. ..'''s'''' ''.......,.. lJ7.5p. .pOt
Evces, nf export. .. ........s 10 oia .a.
A. compared with i-GO, the Inn.
I"'tS of merchandise showa
The exports an Increase Of. ... s5.iO2iN
IN favor 1t this country. $50 aH
This statement does not include the movemsp,-
of .p"o,c, of which t3I.oooOOO were imported dur-
ing the ycnr. The decrease In dutiabls mno,,. n
over lo".ooo"o, mostly dry goods. The free RooAs
Shows m Increase OF about s. 300. O.0OO-,hs w.re-
housed goods IA decline of $4,000 900 The export. ~
Ir'duc"' manufactures a., show an Increase Il
S3,OOO.OUO.
I'll" following istho Dnnthly summary II Imports
and Exports ~ the Port Of New York. for Decenber.
l-6E-
tNroWr..
i''u'I". '''....,....... ...........t .tt3i2,TSs ~
Specie and bullion. a5J,5s Z
N''' '','.oI' ,...'.,.. .'.....;isc 35Si. M %
Nhudia~" ENtOI1-.
.,,,.4,i, merchandise. ...,..'.'.'l1 l1'ooi ~
nr't,.G,,..,,...f...:.'''''' ii9i. %
spcc" 'nd bullion. s9S,ois -
Toud..................... siNl2iiiS %
rorrlDS IMPORTS At SEW YORK.
Comparative statement of the Imports OF Forss.
'''' ''''' '' ''''''" M'I'h'hhl7O' NJ tine Fort n
Now York. for the week ending January II sra
since January lE:
For the week. IsGi. 1899
Dry Go"ds.. ...........,.., S2,G1i,G3S si,OsLTss
General Mcrchandlse....... Ig73,IOI 9,siI,0VT
Total for tho week ......,., SLGi5,ai5 s3,sOs,tsT
PREVIOUSLY reported. G,jiO,iJt 2,sg0iN
since Jan. 1st.............,Yii,2lGUI 1st. O,lysGaf
The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has de-
cInred semi annual dividend of per cent, psys-
lie February ist The Interest on the first moSt-
gage bonds uf the Hudson River Railroad Com-
pany, due February ist will bee then paid At The
Treasury office.
sales OF Real Estate, Jan. 10.
ny 4. J, H'cctsr SON & CO,
ll-usc and lot' West Slst tH...,........... r.rS9
The sun., 1862-01-21

.N1ID-IlNNDS WHO HAVE MADE
d-twvr, hy mr.huc, iurtl old established
. a Grvoi factory, ~ and :, Cunln IT,, cor.
ION. 2O3'li1
The sun., 1862-01-21

. .NTED-LADlES TO LEARN TO OPE-
rate un Singers, Wheeler aud Wilson's and
|hwing machines learned perfect in all its
es, and practice on shop work, I'LL satisfied
,S1 also machines for sale aud ~ let-lG9
I'd ri, near Stanton. jail 24ac'lOO
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WANTED.

|lIEF BUGLAR WANTED, FOR THE
6is, Regt., now In the hed Please call i'm.
lately at 4sO Broadway Recruiting Office.
jals 3si2s
The sun., 1862-01-21

lNTED-
Good hands on hoy's coats and pants, at
ISTREET, BRADFORD < co.. lhl Leonard
| |quire for SuAFfER l2u 2'l2S
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IA A FkM DISQUALIFICATION Ma

! III be rcoeived into the First Regiment ~. Wv
regiment, commanded by Colonel GARRETT
FKhAN, the hero Of the Mexican war, H shout
hlled " Its maximum number. sworn In bul
40 years, IL has but Efteen months 10 serpe,
each man viii receive bounty Of SiOO-nAk.
lis pay, " Ae Joins nos, equa o. ne4riv
tNrY DOLLARS A MONTH. BY applying a
Fecruttng Once, No. ~ Brosdway, the appli.
receives At once Uniform, Ratioas and Pr,
the zane dd7, and IL sent W Newport News,
1wbere the regiment is pleasantly situated. be-
|in barracks Nth beds and stores, re- This
'lent has also the finest band of an In the field.
pieces being Of German silver. Those desiring
ist will hnd II tor their interest 10 Apr,y arst
|eut. Col. J. FRED. PERSON, 2l Broadway,
hting Ohce. d25 24'iO2
The sun., 1862-01-21

WING MACHINES--LADlES TAUGHT
D. operate on Singers and Wheeler a Wilson'S
hg machines by N old experienced te,cher.
Zee till perfect o." military work, AMI other
and recommended n shops after learning.
81 " 81 %, At 81 Stanton st. near Allen. pri-
hwellinR, ial3 24ac'i2O
The sun., 1862-01-21

WING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
Il operate on Wheeled & Wilson's AMI Singers
4 " machines; practice on shop work; terms
4bS Cnnal st. mo N'i2l
The sun., 1862-01-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

tW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMO.
ated with good board; also . gentleman and
hd one or two respectable young ladies' by
hg at . Dover 81. jl3 24ac'
The sun., 1862-01-21

|LY FOR rs CTS-LADIES LEARNED
= operate On Wheeler & wilson's sewing ma
?, in all its branches and particulars, On all
4 Of work also ladies' taught at their own resi-.
fs Apply 492 Tenth ave, near 4i-t st, In the
store. ja2O 3'i25
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lNTED-LADIES To LEARN TO OPE-
ete on Singers and Wheler's and Wilson's
per sewing machines Terms from 81 to 81.
10 until satisfied on all kinds Of work, and
|hendcd N work Ater learning. Every part
perfect. Also, all kinds of sewing machines
Needles and oil, best quality, t0r sale. Also,
shuttle machine Tor sale, ~ 1872 Henry st.,
|r4nd u. G3 2'ld
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SECOND RoApn
aTOCH PI.rCrIrAr1n,u

This isSe is dSrivod ty oonpsrisU. q ne n--s
Bard sale, each dsyi-
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N LABORERS WANTED ON A RAIL
ProAd IN East New Jersey, near New York
! very healthy work will ,ast all winter. APP
4 he clerk OF steamboat Sea Shore, fpot oi Rob
Bt, North River, or q A. J. LARRABEB,
n Manchester, Ocean Co., N. j. dl3 ls'lOs
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FINALE SERVANTS WANTED, NGooD
e,tuations nov ready, 81 good wages; also good
noerm.lds and vaitresses. Inquire - the Large
ifuta on the corner Of 9Th avenue and 11th st,
re rood places are always rea iy. Small girls
hed- Conductsd by Mrs. FLOYD. jaS0 2'1s1M
The sun., 1862-01-21

OFFICE, is0 BROADWAY
Men wishing TO Join g"rd regiments now In
|eld, a good opportunity nuw Is offered, by CALI
headquarters, $50 Broadway. fiOO bounty
be paid at the expiration of the service. Lieut..
EXT l.. BLOWER " Gist Regt. y. Y. 5. ",
ar recruiting officer. lis 2iiC'l2q