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Aexrnr 5-Three Federal guub5ale ap-
pared on the Tennessee river Yesterday and
opened Ere on Fort Henry Tho latter r.
sponded There was no damage done %
the Port. Tue Federal. are landing trooo-
2 miles from the fort. and are ia full force
on the Tennessee river. No damage from
tho fedeaAls l. apprehended.
wa order sas issued from the War Depart
ment At Richmond on the Tin inst ordering
I'll military commanders 20 imlrcss all the
ssltpeire found Ia their districts, ckcopt such
- l. found IN the hands oi original manufac
tarers aud government agents AMI contrac
tors. -paying therefor forty cents per pound
and no more.
The order u is-aed IA Consequence If me
monopoly Of spectators and the exofhitant
rates charged the government for the article
The Richmond dispatch sass that the Me
souri, difficulty has beer satisfacionl, afrsne
"a. and sdds that Gee. Price vii doubles
be commissioned = MAJOR General. and Ms
souri, TROOPS received into the Confeietate
=ervfce - twelve months volunteer
The Virginia Legislature vent into sserel
SESSION on the Oh inst. for the purpose 81
considering n important c0mnunicat tor
from the Governor N regard a. Which Il |.
understood the state and Confederate &c
t~horitieH are s~agifels agfe~4 IL purporl
oil not transpirs Al prpssdt
The hi~hmood Dispatch also says. IN an oil
toral, that spain = the natural ally Of th,
south. II the South has bad a friend fror
the beg.nblng Of her troubles. Il has bee,
sP~in- We thirk h due 10 bet reu~rous an
ehivalrous people 20 have scut representative
% he Spanish Court aud thsrssy laid brss,
deep De f~ssotstens Ct permanent sn<
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIrH coNoREss-Fa., s....o

w%AsiuNcfoS. Feb. Z.
Horsl-M Mr.. Stevens ssii the United states
note hill. which passed. YESTERDAY. provided
fer the payment of the interest on bonds.
semiannua " IN coin This he said a. m
advertctiy melted anil bs UNANIMOUS consent
70 day. the House amended the bin. hY sirik.
ing ont the woris tbns leaving II 10 the ron
veniencc or option Of tie Treasury Depart
ment. 20 PAY The Interest either in CON or
paper.
Mr.. Holmsn, from sb- comssitee on Gov
ernfneni contracts rcporeia POINT resolution
declaring that certain lands were granted 90
Missouri on condition that Government troora
snd military supplies be transported over
such railroad. ~ might he constructed from
the sales and proceeds thereof. free OF charge.
hnt IN consideration of the fact that the
abilit, Of the Hannibal. Sc. JOSEPH A Pacific
X X have beef greatly impaired hy the public
enemy. the Secretary ~ " NJ 4 authorized ~
make such on adtisiulent With these roads
- nav be iusi AMI reasonable. during she
existence Of the rebellion. provided the
charges do not eeccci those hsed D., the "a Al
Department.
NJ. Holman urged ne necessit, of the
adoption Of the resolution aud maintained
that that The Government could not trans.
port troop. munitions and supplies a. eco
somicslly we're Il to take possession Of the
Railroads - private parties.
Mr.. sedgxick caused The dispatch from
Flag oncer 20 Secretary Wellss. of mo vic
tory OF Fort Henry. % be read 90 the House,
which vas received ~ith great temon.sra.
rsss 81 apy,ssss.
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Noon Dispatches.
fhE STARS AND STRIPES FLoAT
OVER PORT HENRNf
Particulars Of the Battle.

~. LOUIS. Feb. The following ! an
nounced from the Headquarters Of the Arm,
IN this city;
Fort Henry j. ours The Flag Of a.
Union i 70 established on the soil Of Tenue-
see. IL will never lie removed.
BY command of Maj Gen HAlleck.
". ". SMITH.
Captain and Aid De. Camp.
cAIEo Feb. Port Henry, Tenn essee
river. surrendered yesterday At = o'closk ites
q desperate resistance.
The hight which lasted All honr Arb twenty
minutes vas conducted b, The "a Lo4,s
Cincinnati. kssex and NJ. Louis. he Gin.
c.nnau fired Us rounds and receise ~ - shots
Hon the rebel guns. She hat ny one
man killed.
The st. Louis fred no rounds hus re-
ceiyed no damage. The Essex vas disabled
At the tenth roundb BY a BY a ball striking
her boiler. Thirty two OF her men were
scslded 10 death. Capt Porter wa badly
scalded but not dangerously.
Two Rebel oenerais. one Colonel. two
Captains. and one hundred privates taken
prisoners
The Fort mounted seventeen eus.s.
The land forces did not reach the scene nj
action until two hours after the surrender.
The Memphis & Ohio RR bridge. fifteen
mile above the Fort has been taken posses
sion Of by our troop-.
NV Yokx. Feb THE Herald has the
following
WARRINGTON. Feb. 6.-Son. Mcclellan re
ceiyed = dispatcy from Gen. Hslleck last
night. stating that our gunboats commenced
the bombardmens OF VI. Henry. Tenn, on
the Tennessee river. and that our troops in
large force had landed three miles below the
Fort No details Of the battle had been re-
ceived.
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WAsMNGroS. Feb. 7.-secrctary Well
b.. received The following dispatcn.

Warrington. Feb. 7.-secrctafy Welles
has received the following dispatch.
Il. =. Fac SmIP CINCINNATI,
on n. HESRY. TENNESSEE RiyKR.
February g. is6a.
The gunb0sts under my command. the
Essex. commander Porter, the Carondalet,
commander Walker. the Cincinnati, com
mAnder Stembel: the II. Louis, Lieut.. Com
handing Paulding: the conestoga, Lieut..
Commanding Phelps; the Tyler. Lieuten-
ant Commanding Gisem, and the Lexington.
Lieut.. Commanding Shock, alter a severe
and rapid fire Of an hour and a quarter, have
captured re-. Henry. and taken Gen. Llodd
Tiighman and his STAFF. and sixty men a.
prisoners.
The surrender 10 the gunb0ats MAS an
conditional. as We kept al open fire upon the
enemy until their flag was struck.
Ia half an hour after the surrender | ban
ded the fort and prisoners oseI 10 10 Gen.
Grant commanding the army. on his arrival
az the fort ia force The Essex lad a shot
IN her boiler after hghtinh most efectually
Ion tao third OF the action and Was obliged
10 drop de~n the river. 1 hear that several
Of her men we're scalded 10 death, including
the two pilots. She with the other ~gunbosts
officers add men fought with great gallantTy
The Cincinnati aeceiTed 81 shots, and had
one man killed and eight wounded-2 seri.
ously.
The fort with ~ guns aud II msrtars was
defended by Gen Tilgdman with the most
determined gallantry. | will write a. soon
as possible. have sent Lieut.. Com dg
Phillips and : gunboats up after the rebel
gunboats
(Signed) A. III. f00TE.
Flag Officer.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. There Is the high.
est authority for stating that there IL nc
truth in the report that the recent rebel hag
Of truce brought 10 ~headqarter here a com.
muication treatening the Ewes of the hos
tages Col. Corcoran, and others, in the event
of tho execution OF the Missouri bridge
burners. There ia in the communication no
a~llusion, whatever, 10 that subject. IL is
not believed that IT, contents will be oshcil
ly made public.
Abraham Fielder has been officially recog
nized as vice Consul of Switzerland for the
States of Illinois and Kansas and the Terri
tory of Nebraska. 10 reside at Highland
Illinois.
Ii is considered doubtful whether the legal
tender clause of the Treasury Note bill vii
pass the Senate.
Senator Simmons will. 70 day. introduce
his project for the establishment of n Ma
tional Bank. a Savings Rank and = Fiscal
Agency.
The. Committee of Ways aud Means e1,
pect TO report the tax bills next week.
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CINCINNATI. FEB. ..
Flour in fair demand at full prices; sales
of 1900 bbls at x4,l5@I,2O for superfne.
&i25@i,30 for extra.
Wheat firm at $1,000 tor rel. and ESQ
81 90 for white.
Corn firm and held At NC. No -Ales at
over 29c.
Oats firm At 2Sc.
Rye is held firmly at 81 d52c.
Barley steady Mt 5oea soc.
Good demand for Whisky At isc with sales
of 1900 bbls.
Hogs firm. 300 head dressed frozen from
Illinois sold at $685.. Receipts very light
and the season nearly closed.
A good demand for Mess Pork, but il is
held 25c above the views Of buyers. hence
but little done. Country packed At 4 $3.50
1915.
Lard held 65s @6z4. with buyers at si-@
and not much done.
Bulk meats dull. No sales. they are
offered freely a; 234@
Sugar and Molasses dull and prices lower.
Cuba Sugar at sH@sL. Molasses i2@
80. Refined sugar llix@lla< for crushed
and powdered.
Coffee is held hrraly at I9is@2l.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
A)one yenditloul ExnenAs Execution issned from
The NiRe Common Pleas CSErL 81 tnr directed and
delivered IN fsvcr a Amory Kinney and against
Amos W. laeock. l AN ordered to sell he following
described R~al Estate. sitnatet IN Nigo county. frdi-
ana. to-wtts
The southwest quarter Z. OF tho Southwest guar
Ter e section ten lei. township ELEVEN n I
rane~ EIGHT consairing forty scres, AM IN
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -. iss2.
Within the legal hours n aid DAY, AZ the couri
House dor. in Terrc Haufe. I viii offer The rents and
prosts - the above described Real Estate, together
vith all the p~risilege- ard sppurteHsnoes % The ssms
belonging. ff term not exceeding seven years. q
the highest bidder or cssh. ant uron failure g. real
ise a som s~uflcient 60 satisfy ssld execution and
costs. | viii then ard there offer the fee-Simple. In
and . sald Real Estst-. 20 the hirhest hidfsr 50
cssh, % satisfy the same.
This 18th dsy Il January. i~a2.
stNrFl CONNER. Sherih.
frs3~pfs feee7.so.
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PHLADELrmA, Feb. The Inquirer u
this city has a special dispatch containing the
following Southern items:
Nest Of the rifles and a considerable qGau
tity Of ammunition from tina wrecked steam
er City Of New York, one OF Burnside 3
expedition, have been recovered uniDJured.
A gentleman from Norfolk says that the
rebels are under the impression that Burn
sides Expedition has been completely
wrecked.
Rebel troops at NorfO!A are being rapidly
sent South a far as Noble.
Drafting will ommenco in the rebel States
on the LIST Of March.
Gen. Buregsrd is at Na~i lie.
Bishop Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish
will not be received by the rebel Govern
ment.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 5th.-A letter from Sa
vsnnah SAYS heavy firing WAS heard In the
direction Of New River, on the South Caro-
Ina side. on Monday morning. lasting four
hours.
Confederate officers at Savannah say that
one of the batteries at New River has been
attacked by Federal ~gunboats, and that one
Of the ~gunboafs. NJ least, was DESTROYED.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of
- i've N~entitioni espenes executions. issued from
The Nlgoclrcuif Court. t. me directed aud delivered,
one On taeorof Seish Judd ana against israel Keith.
nm. enc In favor q Israel ketchnm and against ~e-
lab @ndd. | am ordered 10 sell the following descrih.
"a real estate. situated IN NiEo county. Indiana, 70.
wi Ten 10 scrcs II ground IN the north side ol
the soaiheast quarter 81 ~ the northea.t quarter
NJ dNetten ~vcnteen III towd hip tsu 10.
range eight /. an "a
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY =. lssa,
within he legal hours q .alf day, Al M Cent
Hoa~e dor, IN Terri Hsnie. I ~fll orer the rents sad
profits u he above described Real Ettate. together
vsth AL The privileges and appurfcnsncss 10 The sane
eelonsinf. Tor . tern not exceeding seven years. -
The highest bidder for cash. aud uron failure % r. al
Ire = fun trffcsnt n satisfy said stecunon and
costs. l viii then Aed there offer Tie fes-Ample. In
ADJ = sad Eeal Estate. 90 fhe hishesf hitder Tor
ca<h. 90 satisfy The sane.
MS s<ih day - Jaunary, i3s1.
fsip1<s,so SANtFL CONNER. sheriff.
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rwe direct attention 20 an Important
ana ~ sment in another column. from Mr..
Tqonss III. Barr. Druggist. Whatever -
most convenient. whatsoever i most useful.
whatsoever Is most economical commends IL
-el to the favorable consideration OF the
public. This econemy-this uiiiisy. this
convenience Mr.. Barr enaeascrs 20 dsvslope
by supplying the very best Of everything
IN his line. Which i invariably the mcst use
fnl and economical.
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IA cd age comes creeping on. Il brings
with is many attendant inhFmities- Loss OF
appelis and weakness impair the health. and
want Of activity makes the raird disoonten
ted add unhappy. To cases where old age
adds &c influence. Il i almost impossible 10
add vigor and health. and although many
remedies nave been tired. all have failed un-
al BGRHAyES HOLLAND bIfTkks
~ere known and used. In every case where
hey nave been employed. they have M
vsrizbly given strength and restored the
appetite They have become a great agent
Cor ths alone. and are used By m>ry people
~ho are suffering from los Of appetite and
general debilisy. Ia cases Of long standing
chronic diseases. the, act a. a charm, insig
oratiag the system. thus giving nature
another opportunity 10 repair physieal injuries
See advertisement IN another eolamn.
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r.. II. 4 X r. R.-"e dave just received
= copy OF the Thirteenth Annual Report of
the President and Directors To the Stock
holders of the Terre. Haute a Richmond
Railroad. from which We gather the follow
sng statistics. The net earnings Of the road
~as S2l6.ls 80. being only 81 .ls7 50 Leo
than IN 1859. The number Of passengers,
including troop. carried over the road du-
ring the wear vas one hundred and twenty
four thousand four hundred and thirteen and
al these without a single accident 10 passeu.
gers or trsins- This peaks veil for both the
Officers and employees Of the road
The gross receipts Of the road for the year
have been 81 .ss2 ~. operating expenses
ass, 30 o.. This. with the additional et-
peases. taxes. &C. leave a net balance Of
Sls0. 400 &c.
The rolling stock - he rosd consists OF
IS Locomotives.
A. First Class Passenger Car.
8 Baggage Cars.
100 House Freight Cars,
Do Covered Stock Cars.
Il Coal Cars.
- Platform Car.
y Gravel Cars.
~ Hand Carr
The satire report shows the road 10 have
been managed and run by efficient. careful
AMI &c jnomical ofacers and employs. should
be pre- eminently satisfactory to the Stock
b plier~.
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MARTIN sTEHLIN

To Axxs. To Asxs'' To ARxs.i;-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. now stationed
at Camp Calhoun. KY. sessnsy-fve able
bodied msO. 10 serve In said brigade. Each
recruit. apcu his arrival at camp. will re-
ceivs sn necessary cloAiDg aud $500, be
Tag Que mouths pay in advance.
Fourteen teamssters also wanted.
Recruiting once Terre haute, Ind.
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
Jan. lS-d&w2w
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Journal copy.


Arus AxKEics> AtxsNAc = hoe Rad,
Tor delivery. gratis. a. 7. ". Donnelly = and
J. r. csnningham's. Who are happy 70 up.
ply al that call Cor them Every finally
shoaid have and keep shk boob. IL = worth
asvioS-eomprising much general inforna.
o Of great value. IL gives che best IN.
ssruetiOn Tor theecrs Of prevalent complaints.
that &c can SCI sny~here t. anecdose.
sions are ~srth a hushsi ID ~heat. ard Il.
medical advice = sometime worsh 10 shs acs
he ~heat's ~sight IN gold Naay Of tbs
Aedsesi Aimsnaos are trsSh but this 1 sols,
metal. It's ealculshOp. are maae parpo.e',
Tor sbs latitude and ar therefore correct
Call AID get a. Ayers Almanac. and ~hee
Sos, Keep H.
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MASkENRALL.

In der ~. CaAxirs HALis. Am Moniag.
den IL Fsbrusr.
~ I'm IL Uhr wind ein susgszeschnetes
supper ssrvirt.
Tickets 50 cents.
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wAsrxD.-Twcnty-6vs men 10 hll Capt
Hssris' Battery Ind. Vol. Artillery, l6sth
Regiment nov in the field at M1mfordsville.
Kentucky.
Recruits draw wages from the time Of en-
listing. and are sent Direct, TO camp. Uni
forms furnished to recruits Immediately.
Recruiting Once. north sde of Wabash
street. between 9Th and 7th streets.
LIEUT.. JOHN J. HAYES.
Harris Battery ssth Regiment Ind. Vol.
Recruiting OAicer
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The ex payers Of the city Of Terre HaHe.
are requested 70 meet at the Court Hsase
90 Tuesday evening. the llth inst. AZ :
o'clock p "A % consider sse condition II
he hnsnees Of The city he mode AMI nan
ses Of lesyiug tsxes. the LEGALITY OF The
same. he o levied and collected. an
hos disbured; and shsther the municipal
expenses cannot Re reduced ~ithoat iniur,
70 the elts
February 5. isee
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~o~ing 20 the length OF eor report &c
we're 700 late fer our mai on the train a,
1. u
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MxsoUxskpE BsIL.-The most CAV and
festive scene Of tae season. Was the private
Masquerade Ball. gotten Up On Thursday
evening. Al the National Hall. BY Mr.. Geo.
Kirchner. The attendance Vas iArge-ths
costumes we're al in excellent taste. and
many Of them. very handsome and rich
There we're none Of those outlandish. dis-
guises which aretoo frequently introduced
into such places. but all seemed 20 have We'd
with each othes in An effort to render IL q
scene Of beauty and Of social enioymenf-
Ia this they succeeded. We have nsishsr
the time nor the sbiiify 90 do Justice 70 the
various persons and characters represented.
We are scarcely able even 70 designate
The various eharseters-
Three pretty little Misses. represented the
Highland l&s-is. Miss McJ-Miss s.
and Ms H-Mr. P-wasa handsome
representation of a Floral Queen. Miss
P-as the Goddess Of Liberty wAs admired
by all and doubtless ~orshippsd by many.
Miss BNas Diana. vas ssry attractive.
Nm A-sas a true representative Of a
Tsrkish beauty. ". M-was greatly ad-
nirsd ~ Gypsy Queen. Mss News
the beautiful preservation Of a Scotch maiden
Of the LowianAs- Miss J-s Ameries.
sxs arr4ysd in the banner o. beauty. the
Stars and Stripes. Miss w-as Columbia
WAS a true ges. Miss B-as Aurora.
daxsled with her b~ssuty-whiis Mrs. H
a. Moonlight cast a mellow radiance around.
Ms. DIS Mary Queen OF Scots. bad .
host Of admirers. Miss B-psrsonstsd
the Goddess Of Beauty. and IN the person Of
Mrs.. Ley-aiawathA had q handsome
representative. Miss DIS the Flower
Girl. was very attractive. Miss voorhees, AZ
Nirhs. and Miss ". Moonlight. we're
arraysd with excellent, taste. The last ws
shall mention bat. BY no means the least at
tractive vss Die Serno0. a. Peuoasted by
Mrs. W. T--sitn much taste and beauty.
We shall not attempt an enumeration Of
The characters represented BY the gentlemen
present. Many of their costumes were very
handsome, and many characters were adj
mlrably sustained.
Our young friend Kirchner, got mp the
Ball with excellent taste add managed IL 20
"a to exclude all objectionable characters
aud to secure the best order. Not the
slightest disturbance occurred The music
by Toat's Quadrille Band. VAS excellent.
and until near morning. the merry party
''tripped the light fantastic toe" or joined
in the "giddy mazes" Of the waltz.
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Coxr on HAyE Roox Fok A frv MoKs
n GAkGfsoS. 3
Col. Mullen says. England Is about 10
pitch into rs. Nos No must have enough
Of men TO boil down their pitch into ter. and
then ~ will change their red coats into a
different color. For I know We car fv and
fsthey any Nation .'or any other nsp. that
wiii pitch into this Glorious Union Of szrs.
Come on boys. my Office Is on the North
side Of Main Street. between 9th aud 7th.
Sign Of the "stars and Stripes"
II EBBITT. Capt.
OILS, ID Irish Regt. ]. V.
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Later irem MISUNDERSTANDING yet
Done.

atst y
Done.
IT. MoSzoT. Feb. q. The u. ). steamer
Saranac. % the Burnside Expedition, arrived
here this morning.
The SaFanac lett Cape Hatteras yeztcrl az
morning. having some out OF the Inlet tho
day before. The feet xas inside Hattcras
lnlct. aud nothing had been lone.
Most il not all the vessels bad gone over
the Har. snd shout COCO troops had been Ian
ded.
The gunbo4 Herbert mas losi, IN addition
10 those before mentioned.
4 forward movement was shortly eApec
ted.
There wAs a rumor circulated that the re-
bels had offered through a flag of truce to
give up Roanoke Island. CA condition that
Elizabeth City should not be attacked
The Louisiana has been got on.
4 dag Of truce went 90 Granny Island To-
day. A largo number of ladies and children
returned with it 10 20 North. and also J. N.
h. Sands. Of the 9TH Michigan Regiment, a
prisoner OF war, who is released on parole.
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Bqrhave.s Holland Bitter,

Ihc rhiladelphis Arg9s. In speaking u tie late
exhibition held IN that city by the FrAnkun lns.i-
tate. say.
ia ncticiug medicines. We are Al~Ays extrenles
o@ntions. unless satisfied ofthe merits q the uucs-
Among those exhibited Is The celebrated HoilAnA
Bifsers. This medicine has been extensively intra
duoed in every State in the Onion, and into the Car
adam Provinces. principally within the LAST 50
years The exhibition shows testimonials IA esefs
language known in America, among whica We mo-
lice one frosn The late bon. John NJ Ciaytou. O..
Delaware"
Dyspepsia. Heedache and Indigestion. D. uAle.
all persons are more or less a1ected. c-n usually %
cured by moderate exercise, wholesome food. sfd
dose ofBrrhave's Holland BIuers one hour hesor,
each meA."-B0A san. 5anl dkximl
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ASoIHra RKHKI PER- FoR VkIIsxptc
sA2-The rebel appreciate the services Of
Of V~allanbighsm. though he is too coward
IL 70 take the sword Ia defence OF The
cause he loves. \ late number Of that
precious Secession periodical DE Bows
Review. ia an article on the Hasaeaoss
ays
Mr.. V~aIlandigham, member II Congress
from Ohio. i al-s Of Huguenot descent.
his family hrst settled IN lower Northern
Neck Of Virginia. WHARF somc Of then still
reside. No member Of the last conxres.
~as more distinguished fsr Learning aad abb
ity. he retains bis attachment n Virginia
and l. true as steel 20 the South.
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4 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and
Il Card fortrsiu@-s ns~ supply .ust received a
rrCxTyGHkk<e hook<TohE.
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GARDNE

Is OUT OF TOWN
Bur there 49, feF NOR cskes q his highly cele-
brated soepsysN ST Barsleu's, which are warranted
50 be an excellent article for shaving and the toilet,
ture cure for chaps on the face or hands, and for the
teeth, II u unsurpassed. IL = warranted also, tore
move paint and greese from wcollen. silk. linen. mus
lin, with fast colors., ami white sros- from all kinds
of furniture.
81 Call on Bartlett. Who j. ses agent. aud secure
cake before II Il all gore. iaprio. -dd
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clcee sinity 70 that nation. Il / DOT too late
now to rcesifs the omission which Vas hot
dictated by any want OF courtesy.
LArEa-1here Is NJ further uews about
the burnside Expedition or the Merrimac.
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PalApfGrHfs. Feb IA dispatch about
a reported riot at Norfolk is incorrect. Ii j.
stated thar the riot occurred at Richmond,
not at Norfolk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
NURSERY.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership in the Dry Goods
Il trade between Ripley 4 DsnAldson expired by
usiuai consent on the 18th day % January. lSe3--
d. :. Donaldson retiring sells his interest 70 G.. y.
Ripley. who continues The bSslne<s and settles all
d~uxnts against The late frm- AL oatssaadinx IN
deetstness nnnss be imme closed.
RIPLEY 4 DAVIDSON.
January IL. fsse