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AmbrOsiaI OH.

MEssEs. CLARK, GREeoRE 3 Co.-Geuts; Send by ez,
pres to Corinfh, 5aiss.. half gross Aubroslal Oil. II
givss general satisfaction. We shall De ont by the time
tais order reaches you.
L N HUGGtES a BRO.
Gravel Gil. Tenn March Il, 1850.
Messrs. Cl-rk, Gregory q Co., FashviIls, Tenn
Ths AmbrosIal Oh has been worth ten times Its eos to
me. Air.sdy it Las proved a spesdy cure in every Gaze
that I have appued it, such IS tOothAehs rheumatism,
chouc and ersmps. For these c"esi; has been a SOW
erslgn remedy aaiek and speedy cure in ny hands.
S. y. ALEXANDER.
Cherry Valley, Tenn, February II, 1850
Sold at the manufacturers price by 5 MAJ -d@ld a
90. Memphis. wholesale agents for SOuthHesr and BY
- kr.--.hf. 5r-r-ratq ufFNGawour
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FRon CUMBERLAND GAP-A courier from
Cumberland Gap arrived a this city yesterday,
who brings intelligence that al as guiet taa-e,
The recent demonstration by the Federaists,
W no have siK regiments at Cumberland Ford,
was merely a feint, it is supposed, 70 direct stten-
ton from the movements of Sch0st, wn0 % max
ing preparations 10 advance through Big Creek
Gap. Gen. Thomas's command has gone to
Bowling Green We are not advised OF what
preparations our government is making for
Selects reception upon his entry into the Switzer-
land Of america, but We have 4saao2 ~ believe
that he viii find the rebel army so Hospitality Ia.
clinel that it VIII be difficult for him 20 getaway
after he pays HE resuRcts TO th~em-kHJrv1is
Register, Fob. 2s
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WEST VRGINIA-The constitution adopted
by the West Virginia convention designstes
f5rtv-tbree counties by name as forming the new
State, but also provides that the counties of Pen
dleton. Hardy, Morgan and Hampshire shall, if
they adopt the constitution, be included in the
State, and that, if those counties shall adopt it,
then the counties Of Berkeley, Jefferson and
Frederick, if they vote for its adoption, shall
also form part Of the State. Additional terrific
~ may be admitted with the consent Of the Leg
~islsture. No slaves or free blacks are to be sd
mirted into the State, but the present gtal4s Of
slavery is 10 remain.
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RE-ENLIsTING.-A correspondent from York
town informs US that the Louisiana Zouave bat
talon has re-enIisted ff the war. The spirit of
re-enlisting has exceeded the most s~anguiRe e1-
pectations. If the recruiting is at ali compar-
able to the noble spirit in the army we only fear
we shall not have arms enough for the men. But
let them enlist-let them come forward like men
to sustain their countTy's cause, and arms will
no doubt be found for them. This can be done
if our men will il. But there is the deadly pike
yet to be brought into use. Many regiments
may be armed and drilled with that to DO sure
and efficient work in the battle feld.-Riehniopd
Dispatch.
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! 4 Ii persons who have left guns or pistols or arms
~ Of any kind, wish US, ana which have been in our
store for -bree months past. will pleas cal aud get
them, a. we intend % deliver % the government al
such srus not taken away on the 18th Of the present
month SCHNEIDER a GLASSICK.
] uhEAt M M IaH.ra,D e,rsaf
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PR q II a M NJ e

PART l.
J.. Overture, " Tampa" Her0ld Orchestra
. Solo and Chorus, Dear Mother III Come Home
Again" Mrs Katzenbach, Mis- Hammeukold,
Messrs. Mas and Hagoad.
3 Af and vars for violin and Piano. Let me Weep"
il. S. Saroni, Signor Carlo Patti.
4. Song-"Je suis Ia B~ayadere," B0chsa Miss Hammers
kold.
) Flute Solo-Stanca H Pinconbatt, Fords; Mr. Il. Far
mer
6. Judith Beneath the Ramparts Of Bethuls, Conconei
Mrs. Jas. Armour.
= Duo pour Violin e. Piano, Op. "A, De Beriot and o.
borne sigr Carlo Patti and Nj. =. Katzerbach.
s. IN Peusiero, Sixtstte from Sonnambula. BelIinI (:
Mrs. Jas. Armour, (aminsJ Miss Hammsrskold,
elisa y Mrs. katkanbach, CThsresa > Sigr. Carlo
Patti, CElvjua3 Mr. Hagood, (Al-ss , Mr. Mass.
(Rudoipho)
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FEW MORE NEN are wanted TO complete my
4 Company for FORESTS RegiLeEt'
Come al once 8 Let there be no delsv Ny company
mogt be complete By Friday, the 9TH, as / leave for
HuntsviIlo on sunday, tho Cd instant Let the brave
bows Of Tennessee I'll mp my ranks for immediate ser
vice in the best regiment in the Southern ConfsteI acy.
CAPT. MCDONALD,
A. = M. APperson a Cos,
mix 4.fz JefaraOu sfr-pt
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MILITARY notice!

THE members OF Capt Yields company, CAPTAIN
1 flouruoY'- company, Capt. B-gbis's company, Capt.
Humphrer s company and Capt. F0ute's company, sIe
hereby notified and required % meet ~ their respective
drl rooms 80 three ana a hAf o cock Tbs (F ednas-
day AFTERNOON, to complets the arrangements for
| b Ing m1-tsTeI into service under the special set Of
Congress
All persons who d. not attend may expect thsr
names 20 be handed over 70 the militia officers
inc. q. I'll Cap'sin,
J. T. EGB
J. G.. FLOURNOY.
J. h. HUMPHREYS, d"
mh5i. A. " F0lfTE "
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A FEDERAL Esrm4rE.-A oorresnondert

a Z IDaHAI LsIIHAIE.-A CoTrespOndent
Of the Chicago Tribune, from Cairo, says:
The number Of field pieces taken is much
lager than heretofoe telegraphed. We have 81
least 70 guns. Among them are bronze and
iron rifed pieces of English manufacture.
Taylor's battery captured a beautiful riAed
piece ar imitation Of the Parrot, made in Eng
land, and two bronze rifed pieces.
The prisoners will amount to full fifteen thou
sand, all contrary assertions notwithstanding.
The mail arms captured amount to t,7euty
Thousand.
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d

A VINE, well broke carizse HORSE. IN
IA payment for which either toniad.rr q u
or Stares eurrsD-y viii be received kEi
For further particular apply a. 49,
HUNTS LIVERY STLBLES
mh2 ~ Fain street haigvren fusan a~F -4---.
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REFUGEEs-The trains from Norfolk every
afternoon bring up a large number Of refugees
from poiuts below US. Yesterday evening a
qrest many ladies, children and servants, who
h., fed E9m the scene Of the future operations
Of lie hostile armies. Som stop here, some 20
To Richmond. aud msRF 20 further into the
country. 1t is a sad sight thus % SEC innocent
women and children driven from their e5iafosta-
BE bomesteads 10y the fortunes Of war, but it is
infinitely more so when we know that they fly
from marciless invader, whS seeks to subjugate
and destroy us. 70 confscate our property and
desolate our misunderstanding Express.
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EXPECTED TO ARRIvE.-One hundred Of the
Yankee prisoners at Columbia, South Carolina,
were expected TO arrive in Richmond yesterday
evening. Three instsllments of equal number
viii be brought here from that city, when the
whole Of them will be sent to Newport News on
patole.-RehmOad Dispatch, 9Th.
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A BRILzAE- FEAT-On Thursday last
Captain Charley Price, of the Missouri State
quad, who is connected with Col u. JEFF
Thompson's cavalry command, committed onf
of the most dariug feais that haS been recorded
since the comuenc-ment Of the VS. With eight
mounted men he proceeded toward Charleston.
where ne encountered sixteen of the enemy'a
cavalry, IN : sharp and brilliant skImish. He
killed five Of them. wounded three, supposed
MORALLY, and took two others prisoners, without
the loss Of a single one Of bis owp men. Bravo
for the Young Miss0misn.
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ESTRAYI

TAKEN NJ on my premises on ne .sb Of
4 February, Is52, a BLACK CIV ag5S3F8
CALF-'hs COW with whue FrS - T5s4fR
owner can ind them on sp2les' .on a. ~A
y. FITZPATRICK.
Ch-ckasew city.
MtA4thN ga-ff of 50 and r x z
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IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEERS.

We have received the following note, which
IA of great Importance to volunteers, and speaks
for itself without comment. We may add in
this connection that according to our under
standing. the ninety days troops accepted by
Gen. B-F,rRs6ARD from Gov. MOORE, Of Lou
isiana, are armed. equipped and maintained by
that State, and hence form an exception to the
general rule:
JACKSON. Tens March 1902
EDITORS APPEAL: 1 sm directed byGen- Eaaureg@d
-o rerus-t Won 10 contradict the rumor, whch$ee1s 90
he cuTrsat that be has authority 10 accept Voenleefs loI
twelve mo1thz
NJ on existence a. a nation no true hearte1 E0utherner
vii hesitate &c come forward IN defense OF home snl IN
VERY respectfully. your o5't -ervL
s. ". FERGUSON Aid-deCanp.
Since writing the above we have received the
following dispatch from Gen. BEAUREGARD,
from which II vii be observed that an exception
Is made In favor Q ftgTelve months men who arm
and equip themselves:
JACKSON. Team. March &, 1902
r,rroRs ApFEAL. IwiI accept all tFeive months
s,rposuiss thar arm and eQui1 themselves
@. T. BEAUREGAED.
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2 What does our contemporary OF the ira
Lanohs mean by the publication saa rei5eIaaon
Of such deceptive phrases as that the Line9inl1s
At Nashville are conducting themselves with
marled progrisy -that their conduct was thus
far free Jeu oyee.ioa,' and that everywhere
private property Eas "rsiigiously respected
by them, etc.l Such unEu@4ed assertions are
very apt to deceive the Ignorant, and reA- soTcl-
bly TO combat what we all know to be true, that
in case Of submission, Ae property Of all but
southern traitors wil be con1scated Even the
Federal commander, FooTE, in lis Proc-ama-
be. issued at Carksyile, alleged that the pro
perry Of cl5la "i0yat' to the Lincoln govern
ment would alone iecziye pTotecton-and what
bastard dare accept such ezCrgceful and cow
ardig terms
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NOTECE ;

6fAPT. K swOOPE OF Geseto county. wss. ia
hly autaSrEsd hOm hesdqR .rter-, 70 raise G. com
pany u Ian 'ER5, 10 10 INTO Col Tor-
"1oa rsSime2- for two years or the war. He on'v
wants men a1d horses. All arms ami sqY.oments WI
De promptly fgni.hed BY the War Department.
an tIose wishing al opportunity VOW have a good
ehs q Tor Immediate E~ervt0s. Bep0-t TO him a. DsSo.o
SIOl rs, orto 2. Lane & co.
W"gG HemuhtE
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" The uuanimity of the South in the pres
eBt crisis is beyond all precedent We must not
s~uDDoge. however, thst every one within our
borders is a faithful and Devoted friend. We
know. on the contrary, that there are spies in all
our cities. and lukew2rm or Indifferent friends
ina some portions Of the county
Let them Be looked after and arrested as soon
as psssible. We need the services Of msgis-
trstas and good policemen in our cities, as well
az Of soldiers in the feld-Chariest0H Courier.
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AmbrOsIaI OIL.

This well attssted medicine ought to be in ever family
and In every soldiers pocket, as 10 is nov admitted and
believed 10 be the best medicine now in use. Sad by NJ.
q Cavss & Son. at the Arcade, Madison street. Memphis,
Tenn. Only afty cents per bottle, mh2lw
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UP,

4 BOUT two week ago st the MemphisN
n Race course, a BLOWN HORSE MILE z
with marks Of ha ness, about fifteen banas va
high and 'hod all round TIE owner will pieAsseI&
come forward and prove property, pay eaalr -
take him away.
mh23th- > v ~r-r-
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YANKEES RETURSING.-CoL Corcorsn and
one hundred and twenty-five other Yankee pris-
orors arrived in this city last night, from Colum-
he south Carolina. Other instruments from the
ssna quarter are expected within the next few
5svs When q suhcient number shall have
sTrivad. = steamer viii be chartered to carry
them to Fortress Monroe.-RtchmoHd Examiner.
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Col. FoRNEy OF ALABAMA-The Selma Re.
porter Of the 26th ult., says:

VVTITT VI n VII NIIT U"JHE
Col. John Fl. Forney, Of the 10th Alabama
regiment, vho was wounded in the battle at
Drainsville, passes through the city yesterday
en- route TO Jacksonville. Ills wound was in
the right arm, and it was thought at first that it
know that be viii finally recover the full use Of
i, for in the southern cause, not a more gener-
Gus su6 Hon-hearted soldier lives than Mr. For
ney. Col Ferney has been promoted to a brig
adieT-generalship, which position he richly de-
serves.
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INTERMnSsIoN OF TEN MINUTES.
PART H.

PART H.
/. " Tremolo WaltEes," bi,zky.-----.---. Orchesars.
2 Duet from Robert Devereux' Donnizetu Mr. and
Mrs. Kaizenbach.
J. Russian Air, Violin and Flute with Plans Accompany
ment; II. S. Saroni, Sigr. Carlo FAITH and Mr.. Il.
Farmer.
T. Ballad-"TL Love Thee" Carlo PATH and Mrs Ham
meHkold
;. Solo on the Piano Rinse, Nj. 2. a. PfaTensahls-,r
g. Violin Solo" Sounds from Home Gangis Sirr
Carlo Patti
:. song-"The Captive Greek Girl" Hobbs Mr.. Jss
Armour.
3 yioHn solo-"CanevsI de Venice" Sir, Cors Patti
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\ Hnnn MnrE-Anndrr ~ciIisens ii lharInLLn

a Coon M0vE.-Sundry citiaens Of Charlotte,
North Carolina, nave initiated the scheme Of
forming a company in Meckleuburg county, for
the manufacture of heavy ordnance and fire.
mate tho expense, and commissioners have been
appointed 10 receive subscriptions throughout
no country, to establish it. Where is the pow
der factory there2 What is it doing va are
rIad 10 see the people moving, if the government
will not-Ralsigh Standard.
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Various officers have been commissioned 10
raise companies for Col T. H. LoGwooD's reg
imsnt Of Mounted Lancers, and are now ener-
gsacaHy engaged IN their work. This is a com-
parstfvslv novel and certeinly q spieHdd branch
OF the military service. We trust that il Eill
receive encouragement, and We may have al
least one regiment Of Lancers in the field in tins
department Of the Coufedsraey very soon. Col
LoGwOoD has been in the csvslry servies tor
nearly a year, and fully understands the duties
and responsibilities Of the service.
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u The Richmond Examiner says Gen. }. z.
Johnston has published a very severe but ad-
mirabls general order in relation to the conduct
Of our troops 5n battle, Before going into battle
every captain viii cab the roll Of his company,
and after coming out ofacnoa wli agsin call he
yoll, and every man missing, who Is not dead,
wounded, or absent ola leave, viii be oourt4nar-
laled for covardioe. Carrying the wounded
from the field in the midst Of an action is also
prohibited and every man going to the rear on
any pretenss whatever VIII be shot by The fc
ofcers. Tins LOOKS Ike bHs.ness.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!
and CharIeetoa Rauroaf,

FRhIGHT AGENTS OFFICE
hEAPHIs. February e. l5z.
n and aftsr the 25th inst. al freight received rsr
transportation over The Memphis aud Chsasston
Railroad, except Government Freight H5i De CHARGED
At Local TarlE rate. AL through rate over bis road
will be discontinued on sad after the date above 80.
toned. W ROsg
fyls-2w General grasri, 1870
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FROM THE VALLEY.-Privsts letters from
Winchester furnish information that Gen. Jack
son has caused the removal Of the quartermasteI
and commisssry stores Ho.r that point, in altici-
patton Of an early attack from the enemy. The
ssne letters also state that 3 report prevails that
the enemy hsye crossed or were crossing, in
large force at WiliamspoFt The distance from
Williamsport to Winchester, ny the hGripBburg
and Winchester t~uTnpide, IS thirty-fouI miles,
and the roads are represented to be almost i'm
passsble. Whether the enemy will risk an at
tack at thic time, or in q very short time, is eI-
trsmely doubtful, unless his facilities for trans
D~ortat0n are much more e1teDs.yp and efficient
than 70 hsye reason 70 believe lhem 70 Dc 81
any rate, we feel vel satisfied that Gen. Jack
son will make a gallant stand bsfore yielding
the place. which he viii only do when oVerPow-
ering numbers render it prudent and necessary.
Richmond Dispatch.
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r. We notice from the New York Herald Of
,be 18th ult, that n ". Barr, late agent Of the
soutbern associated press al Louisville who was
arrested there last summer and confined on the
charge Of treason, mas been released from Fort
w.y-sn on taking the oath Of allegiance.
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SPECIALORnEP-

IL absent members Of the 3sth Tennessee Resi-.
"A msnt are hereby ordered TO report At olce 10 their
command a Iuka, Miss. Those who re sbs-at "a sex
leave VII forward surgeons certificate. or they wi De
e~Onaidsred and rr-ated IS dessrter..
- oF5er Of K 2. %
feE LIZ Colnnel Ccmmardinr 81 o -.
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The CROP QUESTIoN-It is a decided point
lhat the people Of South Carolina must cultivate
the IneEus OF Subsistence almos. exclusively
this year if they are in earnest about living
through this war. It is not improbable that we
shall have to subsist both ourselves and q large
portion of the army Of the South, and perhaps
thousands Of refugees from other States. The
enemy is making a tremendous effort 70 invade
North Carolina ana to cut has gay down the
Mississippi. The aim Of this effort would seem
to be to circumscrbe Georgia, South Carolina,
and perhaps Alabama, and cut them off from the
rest of the Coniederacy. Should he succeed.
these three States viii have a people and an army
Of large numbers to sustain. They can only
40 j. " pressing all their agricultural efforts TO
the increase Of food 100 man znd beast. IL is
nearly planting time for com. Set about the
work with a view TO the common cause first and
last, and set about it in earnest as you value
your political, social and personal safety-Edgs-
fad rs. c. AdoeraJsr
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MULES q sAEE

7 HAVR TIRE MULES. suitable fo
L farming or drRyiug purposes. when VII -
sell low. Inquire Of
mb99f u=
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- A statement published in one of the city
7aBers. that a company Of Col Bates Tennes-
see regiment. numbering .orty members, had
been captured in Sumner county while on their
,yav home. turns out to be incorrect. After an
encounter with a superior force Of the enemy
all but three or four escaped.
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~ A landslide about one hundred yards in
length, occurred on the Richmond and York
River railroad, Saturday, a short distance below
Richmond.
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n Another regiment was organized II last
T.nnessss on the 9th ut-R j Morgan, Colo
nel. and John n Dunn, Lieut-Colonel- Seven
GAMES Of the command were al once for
to Cumberland Gsp.
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FEDERAL NAVAL OFFICERS KrLLED.-A let

We Ge FL n great personal affection from
information received to-asy.oi tie death Of Mr..
Marcy, commander Of the yincennes, of Ship
Island, a son Of the late Gov. Marcy. He was
mortally wounded by the firing Of a gun he was
directing at vessel attempting to run the block
ade, aud, as we learn disdsOon after. He leaves
a wife and t1!ss CHILDREN. re as one o. l.
nost so.-inaale Of men in all the relations Of life
moi a bdilislt, put a sound and solid cbsrsc-
ter, Of exemplary molai habits and useful con
duct. know not la these his superior.
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Gel. Pagan 10 the Officers md Soldier Of
his Command.

Soldiers of the lst Arkansas Regiment.
By the following order it viii be seen that you
are 10 resssemble on the 18th Of March. The first among
your gallant fellow-solIien Of the State to bear arms in
defense Of your country's liberty upon the soil Of the
distant Commonwealth Of Virginia, as you were the first
to re-enlist when an absence from the service would have
perled your country's defense, your government sig
nifed its high estimate Of your patriotic action by grant
ing YOU furloughs TO visit your f~ar-distant homes. sinoe
then, and before your f]url0ughs have expired, your
neighboring State Of Tennessee has been invaded By the
Eandal horles Of their master, Lincoln, and J IT proud
capital las been occupied by 8 large army, and used as
Headquarters, from which are issued edicts for your
subiugat0u. Soldiers OF the LIST Arkansas, we must yield
mp our furl9ughs and rally 70 her defense. What Is the
remaining days If their existence spent az home when
or c0untry's snd our immediate n~eighbors necessity for
cur aid IS 70 apparent
Your commanding officer, then, calls upon ysu % rally
around him st once. let the captain Of each company
assemble his command and report by letter for
further orders 20 me at Little Rock. by the
18TH Of March. Let each man act as a recruiting
officer, and bring one, two, or more men with him., 70 aid
the Ist Arkansasin illustrating the valor Of Arkansas 10
this critical moment Of our countrys existence. Let all
new recruits that can, bring guns withthem. Those who
have none will be supplied by me. We viii not rr-
turn now 70 our camp on the Potomac, but viii march
az once TO the SOL Of Tennessee, to aid in e~xpelling the
invader from the land Of Jackson. Come one, come ali 4,
Let there be no lagEarcs al an hour ike this
JAMES T. PAGAN,
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WE wish 90 engage eight OF ten good NURSES ard
w tHAMBERMAIDS at the Over-on Gsr-ral los
pitaI immediately. Good and pvompt pay d. end Of
rnTrth 6. ". GURREY.
vbTqta Assistant Surgeon % A q s
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TIE ENEMY IN WESTERN VIRGNA-FOR-
MIDABLE PREPARATIONS-We have some late
and important intelligence from Western Viz
GINA. Intelligent estimates make out the entire
Yankee force in the Kanawha Valley at ten
thousand men. The Yankees have established
an immense depot Of supplies at the Gauley
bridge, and are said to have already collected
there stores 70 the amount Of two millions Of
dollars. They have also constructed a fine sus-
pension bridge over the river in place Of that
destroyed by Us last summer.
1t is said shat the force in the Kanawha Valley
are awaiting tho opening Of spring or the i'm
provement OF the condition of the roads for an
advance movement. As far as we can learn,
there is no force to encounter them between the
Kanawhs and Stanton but the militia Of the
counties, and the remnant OF a regiment, consist
ing of three hundred men,-RsckmOHd Ezamiaer.
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TICKETS, ONE L

Tickets may be had at the Music store Of Jas A. Ms
Clure, Where, also, reserved seats may be secured.
Doors open al ! o'clock; concert 10 commence at half
past Z O'Clock precisely.
The Piano 70 be used on the occasion Is ono Of Hal
let q Cumstons sem-grsndE, AID has been kindly
furnished by Messrs. Ames. Huuewel & Co, Gayoso
Block. mh52t