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wi monds, Watches Jeweiry Silver, Guns Dry Goods and
Personal Property of all descrp Goods be redeem
ed any time within year. Private Office entrance
hall door. H. BARNARD, II Third avenue.
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A UCTION NoTfCE-pEREMPTOgY SALE OF HOUSE.
hold Furniture, Carpets Parlor Suits, Pier elias.


A uCTIoN NoTICE-BY WILLIAM IRVING. AUc.
"A TONER.
SAMUEL OSG0OD son viii sell Mt their sal sroom SO
Cedar street, this "wednesday June H. Uls O'clock
large assortment ot Household Furniture Mahogany
in maroon plush, Arm Glars rosewood Suit, Arm
Chairs, mahogany Dining Tables mahogany, black walnut
and roscwooi Bedsteads caved mahogany Suit IN hnrcloh
Lounges Brussels aud In Jain Carpets Lace Curtains, oak
Staining Desk, gilt r.iN Mantc Mirror Sitting Desks
Feather Beds, BolstcrS. fnows, Hair Mattresses Glass
Showcases, &c. Also tfover BAKER Sewing Machine
A UCrI0N NOTICE.
~ Ths day, at II O'clock,
REGULAR STRAW SALE
comprising Ladies ana Misses Bonnets,
Unions, hlehmonis, ae Also
Mems and h, s. Hats In variety
LOCkMOOD BROS. n UNDERTIILL.
- Auctioneers,
70 Murray street and IS " arr n
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EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER
II ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
SUPERB FURNITURE.
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, llth inst at II
O'clock his saesroom No. l5s Broadway. Peremptory
sale Of all the elegant Furniture the By order Of
EUGENE FAURE. Assignee
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MEDICAL.


nR. II. COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK
London be consulted usual Centre street
tween Chambers and Rcade. practice of 81 years of
which have been IN hospitals entities him TO confidence.
B-See Dr. Cs diplomas in his office private
T., NJ
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET MEMBER OF THE
IL Coilcge OF Ply scans Surgeons New York,
be consulted daily ut his oce from the morning until
o in the evening
DR. DUDLEY, FROM THE HOSPITALS OF LONDON
IL and PARIS, and Member OF the College of Physicians
AZ East Twelfth street. ave doors West Of Broadway
nR. WARD. IL LAIGHT STREET, NEAR CANAL,
IL particular attention To all complaints sexes
private Oce from o'clock in morn.
ing TIL 0 O'CLOCK in the evening Consultation free.
nOCTOR HUNTER HIMsELF-THE PHYSICIAN
~ who established the Hunteran Dspcnsary No. Divi.
A. M until ten O'Clock % night 1t the old olce "A private
entrance Book for nothing.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-DR. THEIRS, l2l7
i Broadway Consultations day and evening.
r AIDES CAN CONSULT DIR. POWERS, IL LAIGIIT
- street. with unrvaled success on all complaints BE
and give DR. POWERS call and you will never regret
II. AT home Tor consultation day and evening.
PROFESSOR REsTELL, 1862 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
l. be consulted usual Agents, 127L Liberty street.
N. Y. In Brooklyn, l75 Fulton street.
w H. HUNTER, NJ. D., NO. 5 DIVISION STREET N.
" since 1884, sruptions of the skin, scrofua
FORM white swelling, orchtr varcocce hydroccle,
gravel istula, rheumatisra ACUTE chrome intamma
cry. Nopay I'LL cured
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TINE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR CAMELS
J. hair shaws, Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, old Gold
and silver liberal advances made Ladies gentlemen
wishing dispose Of should call LOUIS ANRICH
123 Broadway, under New York Hotel.
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II BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
24I Broadway, corner of Murray street,
rs Wall, corner Of Pearl street.

MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON
Iu and New York.-Army and navy claims. pensions,
bounty prize money, of pay due officers soldiers
and marines their widows and orphans: quarter
masters contractors and other claims against the
ment promptly collected. Apply to SAMUEL " NILES,
Washington, d. c., or CHARLES G. LEEDS, Ill Nassau
street, n Y.
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NEW LOAN OFFICE.-P. X H. FRfDENBERG HAVE
IN opened Loan Office under the Oriental Bank,
OF Grand and the Bowcry-Eaglc Loan Once--and
will literally diamonds, watches ewery,
ing apparel, fine furs, guns, pistols, nc.
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER-LARGE SALE OF
L.. Household Furniture. French Plate Mirrors. Carpets
Oicloths, China and Glass Ware. Bedroom do
&C. tomorrow tThurday) June ~ at l0h O'Clock at As
Broadway large assortment of good hand
Furniture from family removing the city. will
prise in part Paror, Dining Room Bedroom and Basement
Goods; several large French Plate Mirrors
cloths Dining and Extension Tables Sofas and Te rctes
and mahogany Dress Bureaus French Bedstead
Washstands Dressing Tables mahog any cured aole
Cnas Noltae do, Rocking do, Hat Stands Bookcases
Wardrotes Once Desks Hair Safe, Re-
frgeraors, Stoves Kitchen Furniture, &c; Also lotof
Kitchen Furniture Catalogues early Thursday morning
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most mischief originates, would be sup
pressed, and revenue obtained from the
Others. The friends of temperance can
accomplish more good in this way and
save the counties and State great deal
Of money unnecessarily spent in jury fees,
Judges and District Attorneys salaries,
DC.
1t is showing again, and while ] write
the merry voices and the jingle of the
sleigh-bells ring IN my ear. In the way
Of entertainments the past week we had
Hon. George w. McCrary's lecture,
Our Duties and Responsibilities He
treated the subject creditabiy, and had al
appreciatise and large audience.
My letter is almost too long and fear
ing to trespass upon the patience of your
readers / must close. Yours, j.
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synapathy FER Trait.rs.

The Dubuque Herald, Davenport Dem
ocrat, Council Bluffs Bugle and other
eemi-secesh sheets are raising terrible
howl against the Administration and U. s.
Marshal Hoxie on account of the arrest
of Hill, the Magnolia traitor. We pub
lish a communication from Mr.. Hoxie on
the subject, giving full account Of the
whole matter. that our readers may Judge
for themselves how much sympathy this
Iowa traitor should receive from loyal
men.
Read his letter written for publication
in the reasonable sheet of the southern
eonfederacy note the denunciations OF
our Government; the JOY expressed over
the triumph of traitors in arms against the
Government the assurances it gives that
the people of the North are rallying to
the aid of the traitors, and the hearty
wishes expressed for their ultimate tri-
umph. Remember, too. that all this was
written with the evident purpose Of en-.
couraging the enemy in the dark hour Of
the country's calamity, moro than month
after the fall of Sumter. He assures the
rebels that the democracy, that the "oon
servative men Of the North Justify the
course the South is taking, and that there
are thousands Of Union loving democrat,
who say nmen,' DC, and that the stop
ping Of the transportation Of susplies dowr
the Missouri for the rebels is .sarousins
the masses against the Government aue
making friends for the South"
Hill was traitor in all his sentiments
and in his language. and only traitors d
heart, whatever their professions, justif,
him or sympathize with him, and nothing
but their lily lteers restrains such person,
from becoming traitors in act a. we'll as
heart. There were just such coward,
scoundrels in Viola, according to the Day
export Democrat, who offered tools Il
this traitor with which to kill the Unite,
States Marshal, and the editor, another Q
the same stripe, regrets that Hill did no
use them.
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Attempted Assassinasisn.

VIM. L Loop, clerk 10 r. r. Selms'
dry goods store. was assaulted while be.
hind the counter. waiting on lady. last
evening, by Theodore Eddy. with brick
bat, and knocked down senseless, reeeiv.
ing q severe cash on the forehead. DR..
Norton dressed the wound, and Mr.. l.
soon after came to.
Fl is said that Eddy looked over the
counter at his PROSTATE victim, and re-
marked, "you have been informing on
people, have you" meaning il is supposed.
that Loop had reported him to the mill.
tary authorities. He ran out Immediate
~ afterwards, and it is thought succeeded
in making his escape across the river into
Illinois II Hannibal Messenger
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We learn from reliable source that all
the troops in Missouri are under marching
orders. But whether they are going to
Springfield or Cairo, we are unable to say
There are strong indications that great
movements are on foot, and possibly we
may soon hear Mcclellan thunder all
round the sky.
The kilograms to-day indicate that our
troops are threatening Mobile, that Sher-
man and Dupont are about marching on
Savannah, and Burnside is carrying con
sternation into all the regions round Pam.
lieo Sound. Western Tennessee has also
had scare from Paducah Smith, and i,
is said the people in Paris, Henry County.
Tennessee, were preparing to leave, with
all their slaves, for more Southern chimes
Possibly if Grant and Smith had marched
right on, they might have had nm cas-,
victory.
Since writing the above, we learn b,
the kilograms that Springfield is the des
tination of the troops in central Missouri
The work begun and nearly finished b,
Fremont is now to be completed in
regular way.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 26

The Richmond Dispatch of Friday,
shows that the rebels are much perplexed
at their defeat in Kentucky.
The Dispatch says, we regret to say that
the report of the federal victory in Ken.
lucky, conveyed to us ON Wednesday night
from Northern sources, is mere than coz
frmed by intelligence received here at the
War Department.
1t appears that our defeat was more de.
eisiye than even the Northern accounts
had led us to believe
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The Merrfmac Afloat!
SAVANNAH TO BE ATTACKED
Fort Monroe, Jan. %.

The only incident of news yesterday
was the arrival of u boat containing fifteen
negroes from Norfolk. They report the
Merrimac was foated out of dry dock on
Saturday, and was to make her trial trip
on Saturday. She mounted l0-inch riff
ed cannon and the people were jubilant
in the belief that she could sink the whole
fleet in Hampton Roads.
Letters from Port Royal indicate an
early attack on Savannah by Gen. sher-
man and Com. Dupont.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. q

Flour-s5 45@5 SIS for Super State;
IS 10 Extra State; S. 45Eay5 SIS Super
Western; IS 7GO5 So Common to Medi-
UNI Extra Western; IS 1896 90 Ship
ping Brands Extra r. II q.
Wheat--Market dull and nominally I'M
changed with limited supply
Corn Market dull and nominal at 64c
FIR Mixed Western.
Pork-Quiet and firm; sales at Sl2Q
&l3 Mess; IS SOFAS so for Prime.
Steady, dressed Hogs are quiet
Mt 4c@it.
Lard-Steady; sales at 7icfa7ac.
Whisky-Unehanged; sales at 24@24i
lat er an outside price.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
g HERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorNry-SS:
BY virtue OF special execution 20 me directed 10.
suei by the Clerk OF the District Court county,
iufAvor OF 7 WicKersham Sons and againstJ Paul,
surviving partner OF the Arm of Paul h HuInes have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder the
door Of the Clerks Office OF the Distrct court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokut In said county, ON The Sd
day OF March. A n. 1863, between the hours OF
o'clock m aud o'clock p. m OF said day, COM
mencing al O'clock thu following prog crty, to
wit Lots seven "a and eight {H), In block thirteen
t13), OF Reid's addition to the City OF KeoKuK Lee
County, Iowa.
TAKEN levied upon and to sold by order Of Court
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
y. g HEDGES Sheriff OF Lee County.
BY ID. B. SMITH. ir., Deputy.
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Dead set Aeainst Bright.
Special to Tribune. ]
WASHINGTON Ian %

Washington, Jan. %.
A telegram signed by Representatives
McKean, Fenton, Wheeler, Clark, spauld
ing, Frank Van Voikcnburg, Pomeroy
and Baker, of New York, was sent to Al
barry to-day, urging the Legislature to
pass resolutions instructing Senators Har-
ris and King to vote for the expulsion of
the traitor Bright. More of the New
York delegation would have signed the
paper had they been in season
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SHH 4 TaHCTbUU, JHH' ~
The steamer st. Louis started to-day for
Panama, with ninety passengers and
1878 900 in treasure, 100000 of which
is for New York. The weather is still
rainy. Money is universally tight and
business suspended on account Of the
weather.
The Legislature re assembled at Sacra-
mento yesterday Most of the city is still
under water, but the last inundaton caus-
ed little damage to the houses.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco. Jan. "a

The Legis lature hold their first session
to-day in San Francisco, the members ar
irving last evening from Sacramento
That city continued Hooded, all the streets
being navigable for small boats and every
house having water over the lower floors
The weather has been pleasant for TIVE
days, and if it continues for two weeks
stages may again commence running to
the interior counties.
Dates have been received ffom the
Sandwich Islands to the 10th inst, but
the news is unimportant.
The Polynesian says that in 1860 l30
whalers recruited at their Island; in 1851
there were only 60, while the whole mum
Der North was only 76. and in 1862 the
whale feet North so far us known here,
will only be 33, while the coming spring
We can only expect seven whalcrs to re-
cruit here. v
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Mobile in DanEer---The Burnside
Fleet.
New York Jan, %

AfFW 4 81 - GIT 40
A letter dated aboard the frigate
Niagara off Ship Island llth inst, gives
rumors that Mobile may soon be attacked
A letter from Hatteras Inlet SAYS the
loss of the New York will not seriously
interfere with the efficiency of the Burn
side expedition. there beinga good supply
of material aboard Of other vessels Gen
Fosters brigade would soon move toward,
Roanoke Island or Newberne, As circum.
stances should decide.
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The Chivairy Stealing the CIOthes
of Pris oncrs
Times Correspondence.

Washington, Jan. 20.
The House Committee on Commerce
at their meeting to-day authorized Gen.
Ward to report on the Canadian Recip-
city Treaty The report will suggest a
number Of important changes, making
it more equal and favorable to the United
States.
Certain prisoners just released from
Richmond, who arrived to-day, say that Of
all the clothing forwarded to them by
Gen Wool, from Fl Monroe, some months
since, BY way of Norfolk, in care Of Gen.
Hughs, not one garment ever reached
Richmond It is supposed they were ap.
propriatcd bv the Confederates.
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This mertaihg q squad Of Ashby.f rebel
cavalry made their appearance at Bolivar
accompanied by section of artillery,
which opened on Col. Gearys regiment.
Our PARROT gun and Enheld's soon 81
fenced their battery and drove the rebels
back behind the hill. Jackson's main
body is concentrating at Charleston. In
formants state that great CONSERVATION ex-
lists among the rebels in consequence of
the circulation of reports among them that
cur whole division is about TO cross over
and that Jackson has posted to Charles
ton to resist our progress. 1t is thought
here that Jackson will move nearer to
Harpcr's Ferry to might
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The Richmond Dispatch says:
The disaster in keHtHeky j, aitaa the
apprehensions it has caused for the safety
OF our connection with the Southwest
through Virginia and Tennessee, by the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
and the possible interruption of our inter
course with the South via the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, by Burnside's ex.
petition, directs attention to the vital i'm
portance of completing the connection be-
tween the Richmond and Danvillc and
the North Carolina Railroad.
Augusta, Ga, JAN % .--4A private
letter received from Charleston, s. c.,
this morning, says that five stone vessels
were sunk In the channel yesterday.
The Savannah Republican Of this morn
ing says the statement that the Federal
vessels had gone up Broad river is incor-
rect.
The Dispatch contains statement tina.
the report had reached Baltimore of the
loss OF FIVE of Burnside's feet in pamlico
Sound, and that large steamboat, prob
ably the Louisiana, had been burnt,
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TS Some people in Quincy are venting
their complaints through the Herald about
the Custom House regulations. Mr..
Langdon, Surveyor Of the Port and pro-
prietor Of the Wing, explains matters and
enforces the regulations. We have not
heard how Mr.. Durham. Surveyor Of
Burlington, gets along
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REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH.
Baltimore, Jan. q

DdltInOICs ~ uu- 90
The Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday
has the following:
"Newberne. N. c., is in ferment of
excitement in expectation of an attack in
that quarter The town is under martial
law. and every preparation is being
made"
Later from Mill Creek,--Gen- Crit
tenden and his staff are sale and un-
wounded. Gen. Carroll and staff are safe.
Our loss is reported as 800 killed. The
enemy's loss is supposed to be twice that
number
Nashville, "a, via Mobile, 25.-The
most reliable information of the engage
ment at or near Somerset is that only two
regiments, Col. Battles Tennessee and
Col Statham's Mississippi were engaged
in the fight near Mill Spring.
aFort Henry is still safe, the enemy, for
some reason, having Withdrawn from its
immediate vicinity. The shots Of the
gunboats were not replied to from the
fort which will be held at all hazards.
s'Paris, Tenn, was in a perfect ferlnent
Of excitement yesterday, many anticipat-
ing an Immediate descent of the enemy
which they deemed themselves utterly
powerless to resist. They were prepar-
ibg to leave with their negroes and other
property.
Cape Race, Jan. %.
Asscrew steamship Ja,sed this point
this a. M, supposed to be the United
Kingdom from Glasgow for New York
The weather has been very rough here fol
the last two days.
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New York, Jan. 81.

NV 4 u NJ UNNs II.
The fire on Fulton and Pearl streets,
was completely extinguished this morn
ing The Fulton Bank building was
completely Quilted, but the entire contents
OF its vault were in perfect condition.
The amount of specie is stated 10 be
100000.
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| find words focal and will bid your
readers farewell Not company nor
volunteer will leave Western Iowa to obey
the call of Lincoln, to battle with the
Southern troops. The Government has
called the troops stationed at Fort Ran
dali and Fort Kearney, and leaves our
frontier exposed to the invasion of the
hostile Indians. Volunteer companies
are being formed for home protection -
The Government stopped the transporta-
ton Of all provisions down the Missouri
River. This act is arousing the masses
against the Government, and making
| friends for the cause of the South.
| "A thousand cheers for the Monroe vol
unteers! In their ranks see the name
Of brother and relatives May they
cover themselves with glory in this strug
| gle, and be an ornament to the State and
the Southern Confederscy.
| / have spun out this communication too
long, and perhaps it should 60, if at all,
on the outside Of the Democrat.
VIM. M. HILL,
Magnolia, Iowa.
Without entering into details. it is suf-
fcient to say that the fact that he wrote
] The above letter and others is not denied
by him. His trial was set for the 7th Of
January, and a special jury was drawn
and summoned for the purpose. On
Thursday, the 3D. day of January, 1862, /
received from the Post-ofiice in Des
Moines an official notification from the
District Attorney, who was then at Wash
ington, of his purpose to enter nollc in
the case, pursuant to instructions receiv-
ed from the Attorney General Of the
United States. On Saturday, the 5th of
the same month, | received an order, over
the signature of William III. Seward, Sec-
Rotary Of State, bearing date of December
26th, 1861, commanding me ITO arrest
and convey to Fort LA Fayette, VIM. NJ.
Hill, as soon as be is discharged from
civil custody under the present indictment
against him in the United States District
Court in Iowa" On The 9Th of January
/ received letter from the Assistant Sec
rotary Of State, bearing date January I'd,
1862, advising me that the order above
referred to had been issued / did not
stop to make inquiries as to the new light
of which the State Department. was pos
sessed or the reason upon which this
new action was based. My duty as an
officer to execute the order seemed clear,
and i resolved to do it. On the evening
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Reported Capture OF J eff. IA onaps On /.
Cairo, Jan. 27.

NHIIU, JdH. =
Ramors arc rife in the streets that the
expedition which left Birds Point on
Saturday has had fight with JEFF.
Thompson, and that the guerilla chieftain
is now prisoner under Col Wallace.
1t is also reported that three Tennessee
regiments have been intercepted on their
march 10 Sykeston.
A cavalry force was dispatched to
Prices Landing in quest of the parties
who fired on the steamer January, and
succeeded in capturing three who we're
concerned iii the firing. Various parties
OF notoriety are said TO have been killed
and captured, but no credit il given to
these loose reports.