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W. u. hOODI
Committee of ArrangemeI
sherry Wine Bitters.

II is wonderful how soon valuable remedy be-
comes known Or. 5. o. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Biuers is used aud recommended by ths
leading physicians of the country, and all who once
try it pronounce it valuable.
DEIPHos, Allen Co., o., July Goth, 1858.
MesSrs. ]. n. HARRIS 4 Co. - Gentleman -
have sold Dr. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Bitters for several years and cheesfGl.y recon-
mend them 10 the public as a medicine Of decided
merit IN al cases Of Gener$l Debility, Dyspepsia
Fever and Agne, etc,
Yours truly. J.w, HUST, Druggist.
Sold by Messrs. Peek 4 Hamilton.
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ALVIN CLARK. lc.
WALLER DAVIDSON Sonlilli

ALVIN CLARK,
WALLER DAVIDSON, .oniiilis-
ADDISON LANSDALE, s'oheiS'
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WOOD Co., OHIO,
PERRYsBURG, Sept. l9, 1852. 23a
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ Lists have been returned by the Assistant
Assessors for Divisions Nos Four and Five, in
Wood County, and that the same will be open at
the Court House, in Perrysburg, for the inspection
of all persons interested therein, until the 18th day
of October, and that will on the 20th day of the
same month"; hear and determine all appeals relative
~ any erroneous excessive valuations or EMU
meratiOns by the Assistant Assessors.
Z. GRAHAM,
Assessor for the 10th Assessment District.
Perrysburg, October 7, 1882. 23b
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
Marshal Key, Jr., ct al vs.. Robert McMahan ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk of the court Of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio. and to me directed and deliver
ed will offer for sale at public vendue at the door
Of the court house in Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio, on
Thursday, October 80, 1862,
between the hours of 10 a. M and p. m. of said
day, the following described lands and tenements
to-wit: The north part of the NV or. of the s-w
fraction Of sec. 6 tp. north of range II east in
Wood county, Ohio, containing 100 acres of land,
more or less. Appraised at $2l60.
q. +. GUYER, Sheriff.
PRICE & JOHNSON. Attys.
Perrysburg, Sept. "a, 1862-2lw5S2 81.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

S HERIFF'S SALE.
Hurd & Church VS.. Thomas Buck ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk of the court of pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and deliver
ed will offer for sale at public vcndue at the door
of the court house in the town of Perrysburg, in
said county, on
Saturday, October 25, 1862,
between the hours of IL m. and o'clock p. M, of
said day, the following described lands and tcne-
ments, towit The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section number 81, in township
number of range number east, containing 40
acres, situated in Wood county. Appraised at $500
G. +. GUYER, Sheriff,
r. b. HURD, Pl'fs Atty.
Perrysburg, Sept. "a, lS62-2lw5S2 81.
CUERIEE,S SALE
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II is no crime in Memphis to pass coun-
terfoU reOel money. Nathan Levi. who was
arrested on the charge Of trading uh $500
pt counterfeit Confederate notes for S240 OF
Tennessee money. was discharged, Gonfed-
crate notes not being legal money.
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TEACHERS, Association.

The Wood County Teachers Association will be
held a, Perry sburg the first Saturday in NovembeS
1862, commencing at O'Clock A. ~, precisely.
MOANING EXERCISES.
l. Prayer.
>. Music.
;. Appointment of committees.
1. Reading minutes ut last meeting.
5. Address by Hon. Asher Cook, of Pe"rysburg,
at IL O'Clock.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
/, Music.
2. Reports of committees.
g. Discussion ON the Best Method OF Teaching
Geography.
4. Lecture, by NJ. T. Brown, of Toledo, at 5
O'Clock.
;. 1eLe.al Business.
@. MuAic
7, Adjournment.
N. d. L. BUELL,
y. A, AVERY,
W. II. WOOD,
Committee of Arrangements.
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ArDIToR's OFFICE, WooD Co., OHIo,l
PERRYsBuRG, Sept. 10, 1862.
| hereby certify that the above exhibits the true
condition of the County Treasury, as shown by the
books and files of this office.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
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LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS.

Voters examine your Tickets-seo that
the names correspond with those at the
head of this column.
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Bureaus, Bedsteads, Cribs Chairs, Cupboar,ls,
Tables, and in fact everything in the Furniture line
at the iowest terms, at witzler's old stand.
TUR MING.
am prepared to do all kinds Of Turning BROOM
handles, Stair-banisters, Hubs, &c.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Perrysburg, o., October 8, 1869. 2Sm6
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DIED.

0fdiphthera on the 29th of September, Kate n.
Clark, at her mothers residence, in Maumee, aged
II years.
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ALrOE It's, Is s'tsch-d so the Department, Of
the N'-s"uri Westsen Yirginia attached 10
The ., psI Jnleht Oi the OalO
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DOAD N0TlCE.-Notice is hereby given that a
II view and survey Of proposed County Road,
commencing at or where the Perrysburg and Find
ley Plank Road crosses a road in the line of Sec
tions IS and l9, in Perrysburg township, thence
west along said section line, between Perrysburg
and Middleton townships, to intersect the river
road, has this day been granted by the Commits
sioners of Wood county. The viewers ard sur
veyors will meet at the house Of John Shepir,
October 18TH 1862 MATTHIAS ULKNER.
September 25, 1862 % ,-s 23d*
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zz-Iy JUHN FUWEhS, Agent, Ter
DITcH LETTIN

Notice is hereby given that will LEI the work Of
constructing that part Of Ditch No. IL above the
south line of Webster Township, at the several
times and places as follows, to-wit All the work
above the Liberty and Mitonville Road, at the
house Of John Dubbs, in Jackson township, on the
1th day of November next, and all below that road
at the town of Portage on the 9th day Of the same
month.
said ditch commences a. the south line of section
81, IN Jackson Township; thence north-easteFly
following the channel OF the north branch OF Port
age River, TO the junction at New Rochester.
Plans and specifications of the work exhibited,
and terms OF sale made known at the time of sale,
or at any previous time, application at this office.
~ ,a~. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Perrysburg, September 20, 1889. - gss
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James Green VS.. Sarah Green ct al.
BY virtue of an order of partition of sale issued in
the above case by the clerk of the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, and 10 me directed
and delivered ! will offer for sale at public VEN
due at the door of the court house in the town of
Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, October %, 1862,
between the hours of 10 a. M. and . p IN. of said
day, the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: The east half of the southwest quarter of
section twenty-one CID of township four a north
of range number nine t9) east, containing so acres,
in Wood county, Ohio.
Terms -One-thrd cash on day of sale balance
in two years, with interest, and security by mort
gage. q. f. GUYER, Sheriff.
j. F. PRICE Attorney.
Perrysburg. Sept. "a, lS62-2lw5S3 10.
,uCprEp,S GAZE
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Ew FIRM
NEW FURNITURE
NEW PRICES
Id .. VAIN lsUCCEssOR Tn PErEr
NEW FUR

L e. wITZLER } takes pleasure
in informing the citizens of Per
rysburg and surrounding coua-
try tha, he is still manufactur-
ing Chairs and all kinds Of Fur
niture. which will BE- sold IN suit
the times.
Furniture made To order, and
repairing promptly attended 10.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- HERIFF'S SALE.
Frederick Mead ct al VS.. Anson Smith ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Commcn Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio and to me directed and deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public vendue at the door
of the Court House, in the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, on
THURSDAY, October 80, 1862,
between the hours of IL IN. and o'clock p. nj. of
said day. the following described lands and tene-
ments, to-wit: The west half Of the east half of
the southeast fractional quarter of section SO,
town S, n. r. II, containing 81 and 43-lO0 acres;
appraised ut $4Cg.
g. Z. GUYER, Sheriff.
Z. BIssELL, Jr., Atty.
Peuysburg, Oct. l. 1862. 22es2 81
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- SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
- Auditor and Treasurer of Wood county, Ohio.

The following exhibits the condition of the
County Treasury up to the FIRST day of September,
1862 incluaive,
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OYERDRAWN FINDS.

Net balance in the Treasury. ....s25,9 1894 "a
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~
James Mcmillan and Marilla Mcmillan VS.. Alex
ander Mcmillan ct al.
By virtue of an order IF sale issued in the
above case by the clerk of the conrt of COM
mon pleas of Wood county, Ohio, and to me direct
ed and delivered, | will offer for sale at public ven
due, at the door of the Court House, in the town
of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, October 2j, 1862,
between the hours of 10 a. IN. and 2 p. m. of said
day, :he following described lands and tenemcnts,
towit: The northwest one. fourth of the southwest
one-tourth of section twenty-three (23), in town
ship FIVE tj) north of range eleven Ql east.
Terms One third cash ON day of sale; balance
in two years-with security by mortgage.
G. f. GUYER, Sheriff,
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Perrysburg, Sept. "a, l862-2lw5s3 e5.
NV RCE TICE.
William Curtis VS.. Eliza Curtis-Wood County
Common Pleas.
The defendant is hereby notified that the plaintiff
on the 9th day Of September, 1862, filed in the
Clerks Office Of said Court his petition against de-
fendant, asking for divorce, and alleging as a
cause therefor wilful absence for more than three
years. Said petition will be for hearing at the next
term of Court, commencing October 30, 1852.
WILLIAM CURTIS.
PRICE JOHNSON, PHI, Attys. 2l-w4-$l 93
A CIRCUIT URAL WAREHOUS
This institution is now stocked with full sup
ply of Farming implements, such as
GRAIN DRILLS,
PL0WS,
IlARR0WS,
ROAD SCRAPERS,
CORN SHELTERS,
CIDER MILLS,
SUGAR CANE MILLS,
SUGAR EVAP0RATOPS,
LARGE STOCK PUMP,
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LARGE MEETING OF FSYMPA ATHY FOR TIL
DEATH OF ZOLICOFFER.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-A large meeting was
held at tlze St. Charles Hotel last night for the
purpose of expressing regret at the death OF the
distinguished statesman and soldier, Gen. Zolli-
Golfer.
Col. Andrew Erwin was called to the Chair,
and Mr.. H. L. Goodrich requested to act as Sec
retary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
the following committee to draft resolu-
tions:
Col j G Pickett, Mai Gen. Lovell, Brig. Gen.
Ruggles, Commodore Holins, W Johnson, a
l. Davis " J Berry, Alex T4!t, = II Kildreth.
q; Eischer aud j G Goodrich, l..ich reported
the following resolutions
Res0lced That we have received the intelli-
genre of the death of Gen. Felix K. Zollcoffer
with feelings of the profoundest sorrow, and Ia
ment his untinely end as al irreparabe loss to
the cause for which he heroicaily gave his life
In private life or in disuharging public duties, w e
alwayf found him an incorruptible patriot Cool
and collected amidst troubles, he unfalter
ing in the execution of his purposes. No man
since Gen. Andrew Jackson, noycd com
pletely the confidence and undivided esteem o
the people of Tennessee
RGsOiUcd, That mourn his death a grea
public loss. which is only relieved by the r~col
isction that he fell fighting bravely at the head
of his column, against the Invaders Of his coUn
try.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH f.
REPORTED B1IILE 1T BO WILING
GREEN-TyIEFE EDER4LS DE- LFE1 TED.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
NORFOLK, Jan. 28.-Thc flag oftruce steamer,
this evening, brought Mrs. Carl Epping and
three clildnen, wife Of the Dutch Consul at
Savannah.
The New York Herald Of the 27th has been
received here.
1t was reported in Washington yesterday
that battle had occurred ut Bowling Green,
in which the Fcdcrals were defeated. Nothing
official received,
The Europa had arrived at Halifax, with
dates to the 18th. She brings further news
from the Trent affair, its political effect &e.
ISL demands being complied with.
The Paris -nonitsur, with most Of the Lon.
don Journals condemn bitterly the stone block.
ade.
The Tuscarora was still watching the Con-
fcderate steamer Nashville.
1t was reported that the Sumter had left
Cadiz for Southampton.
Dresden had been visited by an earthquake.
Lord Russell predicts that the fate Of the
American Government is sealed, it January
passes without some great victory.
1t is reported that notwithstanding the set
tlcment of the Trent affair, war preparations in
England continue.
An additional steamer was preparing to leave
for Halifax and Jamaica with troops aud mu-
| nitons. ......
The steamer Kate, of Charleston, arrived at
Nassau on the 18th. having made the run In
43 hours. She entered with the Confederate 6aR
flying BOHEMIAN.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-28

STILL LATER.-The Albenarle left here
Monday evening for Portsmouth, and returned
last night after dark, and Passengers by her
report that the Ocrocotle people had learned
through a Yankee who came up to that place
to get conveyance to Newbern, that a vessel
had gone to pieces on the bar and 800 men out
Of 500 aboard were lost and that IS vessels in
all have gone ashore since their arrival at Hat
teras. Also that there are about 40 vessels
there inside and out.
Heavy firing has been heard at Hatteras for
the last two days, supposed to have been done
to raise the dead bodies of those that have
been drowned to the surface so as to procure
them for intcrIneot.
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FROM MISSOURI.

SEDAL'A, Nc, Jan. %.
Two companies of cavalry, under Major, L..
Halderlnan, of the 1st Kansas Regiment, left
Lexington on a accommodating expedition on
the night Of the 18th, which resulted in the
arrest Of Captain Whiting, Joe Shelly and sew
cra other notorious Rebel desperadoes, and
the capture Of a large lot of horsee mules,
wagons, commissary stores, &c, taken from
Col. :gan's command, ana considerable
quantity Of boots and shoes aud other articles
taxi from the steamer Sunshine by the Con-
feuerates, some time since, all Of which were
turned ever to the Federal troops at Lexing-
ton.
Col. DeitzIer, of the Kansas 1st regiment,
! in command 1t Lexington, announces by a
general order, t,..a as Cenfederates lurk in
ambush and fire upon soldiers, he has there
fore ordered to be arrested large number OF
wealthy and influential Secessionists who
give aid and comfort to Prices army, whom
he will hold responsible for the good behaviour
of their hirelings and the assassination OF one
man cf his command in this manner will be fol
lowed by the shooting or hanging Of Of these
wealthy CUnlcdcrates
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EROT. NORFOLK.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
NORFOLK, Jan. 27.-Infor, nation was received
here tonight which seems entirely reliable,
that from 25 to 80 gun-boats were in Panllico
Sound Tue people of Elizabeth City, Eden
ton, &c, were sending away the women and
children and servants. One family arrived
here this evening from Elizabeth City.
The Federal steamship Niagara arrived in
the Roads to-day, and it is supposed she
brings news from the the Burnside fleet.
The French steamer Poneone will sail in two
or three days. Her officers came up to this
city this evening
Reliable information. from passengers by
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achievements of national greatness but when
the nation forgot God and placed infidels at
the helm of State, Gods wrath was kindled
against 1t and the result is what we now SEQ
the government split in twain and the country
drenched i'll blood Whist has been, will Do
again, the causes being the same Take The
Ministers of the Gospel from their high and
holy work of breaking the bread of fife 10 the
tamishing souls of the he'peop,e and degrade
their office and ministry to level with tho
common sC!diery and the liberty of free men.
together with enlightened government will
soon take their flight from this our fair and love-
ly country, and the -16rahanic reign of terror
will soon take their places.
OF course. if ministers or aged men by q
voluntary act Of their own place themselves
under the military controle then they should
be subJecto military rule as other men, but
until they do, it is gross usurpation of power
to restrain their lawful actions, and goings
and comings.
We have said thus much from q sonse of
duty to the public and will close by saying
to the T. ,bwne and all others who may take
AZ 'Gte'@~. IN the matter that martial law has
~. oec, ,l 'ared here hor anything akin to
II and iCrtner give it as our opinion it never
VII be unless the FEDS should unfortunately get
possession Of the place, however much such q
declaration may DO needed at Goldsboro'.
And we again urge, that while military discip-
line should be rigid and to the letter, parties
who are exempt from military duty by Law,
reason and justice, should not be tramolled by
military restrictions.
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Ps~rERsBuRG. Jan 2sl,.--The following dis
patch dated at Knoxville last night, has been re-
ceived here:
Gen. Crttenden rallied his forces at Month
cello, and will make stand there. Monti-
cello is only twenty-five miles from Somer-
set
The flying frightened fugitices have greatly
exaggerated our disaster
NASHVILLE. Jan. "a. (via Mobile, 25. )-The
of the engagement at Somerset is to the eff
feet that only two regiments-Col Battles Ten
nessee and Col. Statham Alississppi-were
engaged in the fight near Mill Springs The
tiuated number of our killed and wounded, and
prisoners taken from U.s. varies from three to five
hundred
Gen Crittenien, with rearly all his force, is
now at Monticello. Stores and equipments are
being sennt to him.
The Confederates, after spiking their cannon.
threw them into the river. The enemy got bat
one cannon. They also got about two thousand
horses and mules, and three hundred wagons
All Of onr stores burnt, to prevent their cap
ture by the enemy.
The stragglers returning speak very freely OF
Ithe cause of this disaster and their reports
icreate intense excitement and Indignation
uere.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 24. (via Mobile, 25 tn RE
ports from Bowling Green confirm the washing
away, by late freshets of the pontoon bridges
| and the newly constructed portion of Green river
bridge.
Gen. Buell.. it is reported has left Mum
fordsville and gone no one appears to know
w here
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to us at time when not convenient to take
notes ts--.-. .ss~s ..-as.
1t appears "contraband," as the negroes are
termed North kept shop in Washington and &
customer from Yankee land visited it 10 make
some purchases which amounted TO 81 IS. The
customer threw down So Treasuary note fol
the 1arkey to take his change from. The store
keeper refused to take the money, alleging as
that the discount The not, then ten
per cent. would take more than his profits on
the sale. The Yankee. after some words, had
the g contraband arrested " and carried before
the Tribunal who forced him to take the money
give the change. am then take the oath OF ale
glance to the United States go to Fort La
faYette.-NGrf Dan Book
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REMAINDER OF THE BURNSIDE EXPE-
DITION

SAVANNAH, Jan. II.
The news of this morning says that 13 Fed
eral vessels, seven of them steamers, were re.
ported off Skidaway Island yesterday. Fifteen
were also seen from Fort Pulaski, bound South
The Confederate steamers Savannah and Ss
Johns, reconnitered Walls Cut today, and
found the Federals trying to remove the OBJ
structions. They discharged their muskpts
and the Yankees fed, leaving their provisions,
Blankets &c. :
The office of the Republican at Americus Ga
was burned Thursday ;
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TUE BURNSIDE FLEEr.-We have receive
nothing further from the Burnside fleet that
we consider reliable. The stage driver from
Washington last night reported that some par
ties who had arr7ed at Washington just before
he left, from the neighborhood Of Roanoke, sta
ted that the Curlew had been down near the
enemy and had been chased back by one of
the boats, and also stated that but few vessels
were visible about Hatteras.
The following item is all we get from the
Norfolk paper
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
We learn that some passengers have arrived
here from Elizabeth City, who report that
there are some thirty of the Burnside fleet in
Pamlico Sound. This comes from authority
likely to be well informed on the subject, and
We are forced to accept it as true.
This news appears to have occasloned but
little apprehension in the counties bordering
on the Sound, as the people are under the lr-
preston that sufficient means have been adop-
ted to meet the emergency; and confidence
seems to be greatly inspired by the belief that
the efficiency of the feet has been materially
lcssened by the late gale.
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On Wednesday last in Columbia, s. c.. Mr..
Press. B. Patterson had in his hand loaded
for fear Of accidents He took off the esp and
threw 1t on the floor, then playfully presenting
the pistol to his breast. he said ait can't fire.
aud drew the trigger. but solue of the peFcus.
sion powder from the cap adhering :" the nip
pie, it exploded and sent ball through his
heart. Mr.. Patterson had been . VOLUNTEER IN
Hampton's Legion and lost leg at Aanaa'
-
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FINANCIAL PLANS OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
The telegraphc correspondent of The Hera.

The telegraphc correspondent OF The Herald
writing under date of the 23d, says:
The plan of action decided upon by the Sec
retarv of the Treasuary and the representa-
tives from the Boards Of Trade and Banks OF
New York. Boston and Philadelphia is SO far
as it contemplated the fee, receipt and pay
ment of United States notes is considered as
defeated by the refusal of the banks of Boston
and some of the New York banks to carry ii
out The Secretary, therefore. feels himself
obliged by the necessities of tie public credi
t@rs to concur in the plan for issuing and
funding of an additional hundred million OF
dollars in T. S. notes, and making them until
fund legal tender.
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NEWBERN, N c.. TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1862.

dag of truce, states that the bay steamer Lou
isiana was certainly lost, and al! on board
(about 500 perished. 1t is believed that many
other vessels Of the feet were lost, with large
loss Of life.
The Federal steamship Pensac,la sailed from
Hampton Roads this evening, bound South. f.