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LEGAL RRPORTs-sArURDAY.
Usitod state. Marshall. once.

Prize Witnesses and PrisoserS.-The guubost
u Massachusetts, on Friday night, brought n this
city, and delivered TO the Marshal ~ the district,
the parties captured In the following prices
Schooner Oye-Francis Kane, clpIain.
Steamboat Henry Le"rs--J winter, captain, and
The 4. j. vleu-wm. Blnckaey, captain, and
Steamboat Anna. K. sonoquai, captain, and
three others.
sl"np Advocste-H. u. FaAning, captain, and
schooner Daylgh,-E'r,ln Freeman, captain,
sloap ESpress-Msrk stodArd, captain, and tw,
others.
sloop oceola-Two orihe crew.
These parties are H. be detained as pri snnera
and Witnesses in respect N the prizes from which
fyi.e Cdrgoes Arrired--The store d lp Supply,
on Friday night, brought n this port the following
scho oncr A. j. vesns, SOL bbls ,urpsntiue, o.
Eesst tar, barometer, ehrolometer, seE,sstt AMI
! Iuad'sL
The Venus 80 piere- copper, % cakes Load, 40
pieS eat 80 cases tin, % bales wool, sack codeo,
| pH, ks a clothing.
From schooner Anna, i59 bbls. turpentlns, 752
h.s r1sin, 2E3 cane bottom chairs, al 200 Ala anna
II onfy and a single Cprs revolver.
From the Henry Lewis, 9lT bbls. N. o. tuolassea,
~ b, Neg glass, bbla. linssed oil. 90 hall barrels
m'l'sso', 81 whole and half barrels sugar, and
!, j. stinated that these csrgoes arc wor,l near.
y S2cOO.
KinRs CsuLty Court Of Sessions.
George DonyeA, reading In M,rrell street VII.
hhinAburgh, was arraignel on m indictment f,r
rape alleged n lave been pcrpetrated on his W, ,s
daughter icy former mRrriHgel, a girl about fl
years OF aga According n the iIl's mon " tbe
accused assAied her ON four Different occasions and
the last time, on the 22d J.uutry, ut, she t.re
away rom him and ran g. the Station II use where
she related the circumstances which lei 10 hIs ar
rest The proof appeared 10 he conclusive, AND
d uyes was convicted, and sentenced 10 state Pr.
son for ten Years and siT months. Tue prisn er il
a ue!insn ly birth, a shoemaker bytrade, aah aged
about 30 years.
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shipping, Xc.

STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
- BELFAST, LONDONDERRY ANDDUBLIN,
For $50
TIE pow rr'II Cl d,-bult steamship UNITED
kiSHpOM C'pt Craig, wd .sil from T.. a. 80, n.
" '"t Of Chguihef ~, On TUESDAY, Februry
10Th. II ,, noon.
7 IL steamship h Gisd in the mot approved
hyc,to insure the oomrt and safety Of p..,enssrs.
ENTtS uI rAHsNgU.
Cabin, 800: intermediate, S35, Storage, s30-iu-
,lndint an abundant supply Of cooked prJvisiona.
Apply u
FRANCIS MACDONALD & co, J
B'wling Gresn.
The suoco dhg 7tcsmst " CALEDONIA. Csps-ka
James C'ark. will sal tt 'EsDAY, March e,,b
fell S'iOi
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WANTkD-lHREE PAIRS NLW OR
w second hand cas-. steel rolls with frames ro.l.
n more than 6A inches diameter. wlck's make
presSrrsd. addrsss L WAaaBCRN MCES,
Worcester, Ma. tslT s'lia
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DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS ,
1--WE ara now Offering our entire stock ofd-y rood
DAMAGED ny THE LATE FIRE
Consisting u q splendid assortment OF
oloaka, shaws, dress goods, linens muAlins, blank
cts, Quilts, cloths, curtains. gloves, Sc, &c, &c.
fclI 2'l9I W.K- PRYToN, ia Bowery.
pRlNTS, PRlNTS-A LARGE ASSORT-
ment OF the bet styles, at JEREMIAH LAM
bERrs, b23 Greenwich II, hor ono Hing per
yard. Also job LOT Of linen hand kerchefs, very
cheap. fel6 2'tbG
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Personal NOTICES.

MRS. MARY THOMPSON WHITE, FOR.
- nelly OF Australia, late q IIuntngtl N, l. ny
I-land' supposed N be in Brooklyn, will hear 1i
slme'h.ng T. hsr advantage by calm, early At
FISHER REGARDS N CO.'S, 81 Wal at, NY
fell N W a F'l22
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ neutrality-suspicious. aud pafttsd In want Of
handsome first class furniture, ara infotn ID that
the entire pnrlor, cha uher, dining room aud ll0rt.
~ furniture OF tho resdenrr 49, Twenty first ~,
Hfn I'm and sth Ava will ho sod without reserve,
tiere ~ over SH,'uO wrf,n ~ ttru,ttrp. r,rt,ts
els and bedding, c. ina, slver w,r. g. VA tha
70 useN q whole ~ Nhcn will he id yithou, r,.
,"iNe: 10 II Stp'uauI,ut uu tny account. lqg
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET
"A with beard Tor gentleman and wife; also
room with or without board, for two young men, in
priysse family. Apply 81 Orchard n. rs 9Iao'l2T
ROARDlNG-1 OR 2 GENTLEMEN CAN
iColt.ln board on reasonable terms At l25 Charlie,
IT. y, iih -Weat cor OF Greenwich II. II. FELTHAN
foil 24sc'ibD
ROARDING-SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND
~ gent eInen and their wives, also 2 ladies' can be
accommodated With bard at 4T2 Greenwich 81, bet,
Wat, and Canal ss. furnLAhed rooms 10 "a uiIh
or without board. taS 21Acsl9O
CllEAPEST LODGINGS IN TIIE CITY
- Nl,e slLgle rooms 10 10 lSc. night; clean gin.
s'e beds, lOc; gentleman and wife, 30 10 soc. Our
r,.-nf are comfortable and newly cGrpeted VIII
sLire hIusa LOG Franklin 81, near Weat Broadway,
OpOn al nigut. fel5 2tacsl3g
"ANTED-BOARD FOR a MAN AND
w his wife In private family. Terms must be
reasonable. Address Y, A, box 0i9 sun Oilice II
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zoo REWARD - LOST, A SINGLE
- Stone r'aca enome'led diam mi rn; Tte
ahov, reward viii be paid by leaving II %, l,t
Broadway. niI gina
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T IGHT ROOMS


ers.--To ltt, with or without s,eam power, at
all the usual rStea, In Singer 4 Cfs eNton-
sive and convenient building, cor. Il Del .ncy and
Mangin sts also foundry n lot in the basement.
by applyiIg early 10 the agent ON the premises tho
les, rooms may be secured on easy terms g. suit
the times. l2B
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% REwARD-LOST FROM MOTT ST,
"cs black Ne sf1undlsud slut, IN StIr,IIy nom.
ing. with white tr0as', bIu,, collar, with ownar'-
initin'i IN.
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WILLIAM ABBO1T, AuCr-SEIl.S or
w hiHday, at lOh o'clock, at the auction rpoms,
East Broadway, the contents Of butchers shop:
ref igorstnrs racks, meat benches, Sa,as ch ppcts
saw, lipuoly horse wagon and harness, stlyas e..
blC- Sc. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N EXCELLENT REMEDY.
n mr.. SMITHS
DYSPEPSIA ANNluILATOR,
30 Cents PER Bottle.
To 10 had a. Hoailey's, 81 Eighth ave; Or, Bliy
EMS 40 Grand Il, Reads e. Co.'S, $50 Allen, cor OF
stanton 81 Relde Miller'a, cor ave and Hous-
tnu At, and mslloy's, cor ID ave and 3Oth St
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

MOUNT VERNON TAXES-TAXES-T
'i Tow aud School Taxes of Mount Vernon, Coz o.
trsl, West, Ea-t, n. W. Mount Vernon, Washing
'.u'il", fe"tWuOd, Wakefield, are now due, aud
may be- paid, t'r the last time, on Monday, Fsli
l'th, ~ the corner u Grand and Elizabeth Sta nom
" uiul J.lek. JOHN $. YORKE Gen. Cp'la .
TOR, PETER O'CONNOR, q. MILLER, sohpol Col
lertOTH frih y.i4a
DELlIAMVlLLE TANES, TAXES-pEL,-
4 hamy.e and Prospect HI Taxes will h. rece.
we'd ~ l. .iVt time, At the l4th Ward Hotel, cor.
Hrsnd and Elizabeth std, ON Monday, Feb. lItl,
hom Until O'Clock. a. PENDLErON, Cole.
tIr, f.. q g'lsl
T'ANES-TAXES-
Il For Ihe Towns Of Morrisaula and West T. .rrS
and school district No. 1.
The Undersigned 90 4eytprs will be ~ tie Wrs.
chester House, cor BuweTy aud BroOms NJ, n, \
every Monday until the LIST Of March 1862.
JEWETr FISHER town Collector.
JACOB KREt TIER town solaetort
~ CHAYk, school Collector.
feS rsM&F SM'lOo
| TNlONPORT, WAKEFIELD TAXES, dim
- lie, &c-Tle Collector Of the Town OF West
chester, viii he 1t the 18th Ward Hotel. cor G-ani
and E.Ilein sts, To receive taKsa, ON Moo iAy Teh
llth, f1r me last time, from until O'clock, qEO
'"'rLH1 I'Iector. tel0 2'ii5.
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500 O0O WORTH or DOMESTIC
~OO,OOOdry goods, bleAched and unb!ssch-
Cd musllns, prints, giughane, ticks, checks, &c..
bought before The greai adyai ~ In cotton House
keepers nApntetu rers and dsa,o,s supplied At low
prices. 0EoRQE XEYES, b. EiSaiE 1ie, ssie g
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FOR SALE AND TOILET

A CHANCE FOR SOME oNE--A CoUN.
"A try rcsidsnce near th city; oost ~, no, t,-
t, 90, with lots barn, fruits AM shrihberz =,
upper MDrrissAnls. a. W. DITCHETT wsatohes-
tar hnd ofos, orr o. Chatham ADD c. srahsra ~
brown stone building. sib i'iet
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$40 REWARD ON THE EVEN
OIng Of the 18th inst, a ladya : ii watch, No.
from ChNitJn ~, zap Hudson H. II,rr ", up Rtr w
T. Blcc'ycr, thr IRu Rec ker o. CNmInc, C4rmlnn
TO NTick, through varick T. Charlton II. To
Under vii receive the above reward by leaving b.
at H. King a.. .
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WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONCGR,
w vlll"ll THIS Dag, at2 acl,ek, AZ 81 Cana
st. a' II gol tooi furniture, g. ~ 3 story ho, ,.
NJ - uil cl tins, drossiu. bureaus, china gla,.
Sc. Al cfthi, furniture Lus been Ia ulo f,r a
upttUs, INA liz ~ 20 4 ~ new. l3i
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SCHOONER FOR SALE-wILL CARRY
1900 tons Of light draught aud In god order VIII
be sold cheap also a number ~ smaller AohooA srs.
that will carry trun 80 n 10 tons. Apply g. Cap
tain DOWD, cor. Washington and South 5th stAJ er-
sey City, where they Can bo seen. fei5 2tAc'lsi
ITO HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURERS -
l. For sale, superior braided cord, white ana on
lured In lots n suit Apply al the brAding factory.
\. Y. cor. s6tn 81. aud lst ave, up stairs
fel5 2'lli HENRY THOMPSON
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S1D REWARD-LOST, A BLACK NEW.
" muniiind Dog, on Tuesday, Feb I, mark.
ed ~ follows; white under chin, breast aud belly,
and on the toes OF 100 b~sE 81 M other white 10
hun answers " the AAAs Of BEN. The aboyo 10
reward will M = iii amt 10 .eItious a,xel by r.
turning hin " SO Cedar ~, 81 floor, front, between
IL ami O'Clock, any day this week, or the e,rIJ
part oi next; not later, live dollars reward 10
any 'rfT'lstiOa that vii, lead h. his recovery.
feb 2'iSU
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Ds slNs.sS CHANCES.

A BARGAlN-FOR SALE - STEWARDS
"A hutcl and &, acres land, miles from w lila az.
hurbh, near Union Course, house thres story, 'Or
~; gid condition aud terms easy. n. M. AHH, 1,
Chambers NJ. feIb Jsi1
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A ICIlON SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASS,
"A nc. HENRY q. bVANS will sell, for cpsh, ia
!5ts 10 suit dealers, on Tuesday, February - At
10y o'clock, al \, N dden Lane, a we'll ,asortei
st"k " white granite and all kinds VI common
ware glass patei and Britannia ustors, tea trays
ker-"nc lamps, flower pots, Sc. G'ois well sack .
ei nr shipping. fell 2ts'tiO
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A tC1lON NOTICE WATCHES, JEWEL.
n ~, Sc. BELL 3 lNGRAIIAM will sell On Tnes-
gay, At loN 'Cluck, ut their HaesrO1m, 20 Sew
tuWcty, 200 lots - wa, hes, pistols, guns, 81 By
uIurI VI A. AUOLrlll 5 l2n Pearl ~ -
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-FROM HACK 1902 on WEDNES-
- day evening last, while returning from Dnook-
Ign u New York, Lldy's Leather B,g, containing
among other artc'o~ sct hair ewelty cnnsistuy ~
bracelet, PIN and ear rngs, also one gold hrNrels',
III thimlle, purse containing small sum pfmpney,
bunch Keys Sc, Sc, MIST " the iowelfy ma ke1
"Su-c," aud was highly valuable 1, The owner,
he ils tho / air Of decsasei hrther. A liberal
q BLAGl' Y, l0i Rea 10 n, w stairs, ia
7 OST or STRAlED--A WHITE TERRI
IL 81 bull pup, with col Ar round his neck; any
one iyug inS rtnation " in will receive 81 re-
ward AIp'y - Division 81. 2l2
T OST-ON SUNDAY At - O'CLOCK -
~ ten slut, white freak a'orni the max, crop.
POI tai -s'rs Co ti' ut.u' ~ FLORA. hy lriU g..
DO r lin ~ u; Greene ~, suitable reward will ha
given 20
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HOUSE FOR SALEM WILLIAMS.
II bursh. The house IL 70 feet front by 90 deep
tt.h by 100 feet. There Is a store and rpppis IN
hrF hpur, rooms on second and nice bedrooms
ia attic with large open space 25Nlo. nice csl-
lsr, ani water under shed In yard. Terms cash
AGENTS will M, be- treated with, Title unIuestiou-
stle. Apply on promises, 40 south second -,
Willl'mAburg h, In tho store tolJ ARc'
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCT10N NOTICB-S00 CASES, BOOra
IA snd SHOES, y bs soI n auction N M,nds a
Feb II, - nv c'oiok, At the stors Of G.. PAR1
SONS & Sons, 81 C,urtIanI n. Prime A4spt.-'
rnent Of iiesa and seasrnab,e gods. tei5 Qis'
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-IOusLS 10 LLr-WITm IMMEnLArE

uOBOKEN- FOR SALE NEAR TIIR
IL ferry, god sppt fr la,erbier garden .
inc view n river 81. Applyn JOHN IRELAND,
Old Sttr Hotel, G0 u o. iIsItm,rd ~, n. Y, ur T.
Z. CLINTON, 70 washtngton 81, Hpboken. iel4 g.
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A PAYMENTS TO LBT-2 ROOMS on
"A I'd Gs,r AID ~. me IN svi', rent SO NJ. 80
Renwick ~; also "A stry front room ard bed
tooms. rent $3.50 altp bsck room and beiruom,
rent 40, No. 81 WASHINGTON It, near ring stree,
room, ient $3.50, No co ws,er - also rom and
bsdr ou, 80, No. ga Rvngtrn Il. Apply III
Issex a fei5 3.ilI
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A CGDN NOTICE-H. WILSON, AUCT.
h-By a. u. GALE, ~ store ~ Dry st-Boits au 1
Shoes. about cases prime Tp'is, pu Tuesday,
Fec. Is. II ~ p'o,a.k. y B.-A general ast,rt
mebt of prime yu,ds a WAYS NJ private sac, BY \.
u. GALE, ~ Dry It, i've doors east trom the Usy
A. House. fsiT 6wM&Tu-0
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FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET
IN Jcuey City and vicinity, Houses, Stores ami
Its, also Farm, " all sizos. Enquire Of EVAN
JONES, ~ Montgomery -. Jeruey City. Eel 24'I0,
EOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL ~ STORY
frame house, 10 rooms full lNt, yjNlOO, At $50
Pacific ~, Bnonklyn; g. 100 $500 cash add balance
remain On nn'ty,ge for number Of years. P,--es-
sion May LIST. W.D. WARD, li5 Nassau 4, N. y.
fslb O'ltl
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STRAYED.

TSNROM the residence Of George ]. TarwsteT on the
II fernando Plaukroad, the 27th ult, medium
sized BAY HORSE, with white spot IN the forehead
and one the back; one hind foot white, and scar on
his hip supposed 20 be burn newly shOd. Any in
formation concerning him left with Boiling Co, at
the Book Depository viii be thankfully received and
hberally rewarded.
jal-3t A. R WINFIELD.
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FOR RENT AND HTRE I

A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, in the Ty- g.
n Ter Block. on Exchange, east Of Third 90
street, containing eight IRONS, exclusive Of t4iiid
servants rooms Possession given iuinedi- -alA--s-
ately. Also, for hire, Negro Boy aRd Cook Womsn
jal-3ts +. A. TYLER
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HI,LEAN,S CORDIAL.

AZ may be SEEN we insert this week the advertise
ment Of McLlsan's Cordial, etc.
1t is very well known not particularly favor
able patent medicines and, general thing eschew
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
meut until we knew what the ingredients of the
medicine, and how compounded. This we have learned
and believing, do, that the ingredients good,
and the compound judicously made, we recommend it
as mixture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St Louis Christian Advoc ste
edited by the renowned Rev. DIR. MeAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLeaus Cordial We say
to all try il sss the advertisement in another column
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FIlNUR
FOR RENT,

A NEAT COTTAGE with two and half -
n acre lot on the Wett side of LaRose street, si5a
zn1neilafeIv between Col J. n. Williamson HmJ
ALSO-FORTY NEGROES for hire-mea, womsn,
,srrg- and Girls II l. GTI0N
Se9l-3ts Corner Adams and Manassas S'reets.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE,

n experienced SOAP and CANDLE MAKER.
a Appiv 10 q. Il BLOOD,
sfal .9f No. - Monroe street
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RECEIVER,s SALE!

~ MONDAY, the Goth Of January, 1862 -
~ III seD stspubrie suctson, at the pauta-t ~
- r E5on Il L. Armstrong, in Crit'enden-
county Anss under an order sv o. 1Rs GGR5spsf
s. i,efV7san 10 O'Clock A. - sad ocioek r ~ o.
la 5,,y Terms--Ons third cash, and the balance y
80 - eight months with eigat per cent interest OF
i9tf sSd 80 ,1ayraenss frora date till paid with ap
5 ~ sscr,itv DHe attendance BY me, or some one
PfoNto sSovy s,=gey5 A H. RUTHERFORD,
Nu % a. Receiver for Eastern Dist OF ARK.
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$40 REWARD !

CSTOT,FN from The subscribers residence r.
f1t tHree and a hssf miles from the city, 1a1f
near Nrs Ragan's on Sunday Eight, large =.
,sVvboned dark bay HORSE, sixteen h1nds Mgns n
,;s 1ss elout him the zip of the tail cut on hard
~ T,srce,,tibe and in pretty good order. The above
ryyssrd viii be paid for bis delivery at keeks stable
ar 10 2 p Bunee, a. Speed Donoao d strange s. ol7
$50 - = street fdesl-lwl S. WHITE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SnecinI Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November 6, 1861
Messrs. t. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL and W. w.
HINKLE have retired from firm.
The business will be continued and settled by the
naming partners. GARVIN, BELL co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE.
Office 81 Front Row. nO27-daw}m
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SPECIAL ORDER No. 34I

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION-WEST-(
ERN DEPAR FMENT,
COLUMBUS, KY, December 18th, 1861.
II ELEAsE CERTIFICATES hsve been received at
n these Headquarters for the following Camp Jack
son Prisoners released according to agreement seween
Msjot General Sterling Price and Major General John
Chsrles Fremont, dated on the 26th October, ls6l;
Col John s. Bowen,
Capt Hugh A Garland,
Capt. Martin Burke,
Capt Char'es Longuemare
lst Lieut. p r HutchisOn,
lat Lieut. David Walker,
Cd Lieut.. p. Farrell
2d Lieut.. Joseph Dean
81 Lieut.. W. O. Potter,
Sd Lieut. Cha les E. Southland
Kennedy. J Elder,
NJ Gardner Wm Burke,
Wm McCOnlogue. Sam w HOwarthY
Thos A Tungtall, A BarHest,
John J Shea, S Carlisle,
Pat Collins q A Fooie,
Ed 2 Murray, q U Hitchcock
John Sanford p Thompson,
We G Cearns S d Crow,
James Johnston, John Newman,
Thos Dwyer I II Murphy
F II Jones Michael Horan,
George Chapman, John w Anniss,
W Naples Ed Halliday,
Joseph BOyee, Edward Joyle,
Charles Sittor, w H Ainswortbg
SaycrS, Albert Trafton,
Frank A CORN. WIN COnclin,
Henry Parker, Henry Perkins,
Patrick Fitzgerald, Frank Kirwn,
Jerry Ivory, Chas Harvey,
4 White, Rives Casey,
Thomas Shelby, Whissiton,
J Erwine, John Mcfaggart
The Camp Jackson prisoners who were released are
informed that the efforts 10 procure their personal ef
feCts a. per agreement between Major General Price
and Major General Fremont, have been unayaiing up
The above named persons can have their certificates
of release by Supplying at these Headquarters.
By command Of Major General POLK.
GEO. WILLIAMSON,
de27-1w Major. A, AdiutantGeuersl.
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NOVHGtEf


SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOEB Va, Sept. r. 1851.
A RklY MEDICAL BOARDS, fer the zauiiuatiCn Of
a Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons, have beeI.l'
dered convene at N0rfol<, Richmond, Yorktown ano
Mauassas
Candidates lr the appointment Of Surgeons and As
sistst SurgeOi viii be examined by these Boards,
presenting an Invitation to sppesf before them from
me Secretary Of War, which may be obtained By for
ygriing their application, with testimonials Of moral
character to the War Department
Examining Boards will De held a. other points farther
soelh st a convenient iilns. oc3
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9ailg appeal,
WANTED.
5000 REWARD |!

I viii pay Two Hcndred Dollars reward TO any one
who will arrest aDd put in jail the who, on
Tuesday night December 3lst stabbed and killed po-
Heernan john CAUsEY in this city.
r. J. KLINK,
ianl-1w Captain Day Police
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ENGINES EOR SAFE lFOR CASH!

TWO LEVER ENGINES with two good, doa6lf
L Aued Boilers with OK vfi,hout doctor Diulen
sons Boilers thirty feet long iofly t''9 lh-nes ~ ~
and a half iuchss diameter Au good and in nearly
perfect order For further Partictisrs, apply 70
j. J. LOVIN.
DaSOfo street
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NEGRnES WANTED !

TTTANTHsD to hire some ten or twelve able Oolle'
NJ NF4ROES to b. employed a. iabores a. n,
z,,,,bis station Of the MeRpbis and Ohio karoad
ier 'he sD7u'As THOs DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
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CHEROKEE CURE!

An unfaing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impeteucy, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
Menstruation and all diseases caused by deviatng from
the path of nature, and indulging in SelfPoution
By the of this Cure all improper discharges are re
moved the weakened organs of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
connnbial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbitsed worn down
and despsrng devOtse of sensual pleasure viii find re
lief.
It is safe snd pleasant in TASTE but immediate in its
setiOn containing mineral poison but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form of delicious
syrup.
Price So per bottle three bottles for S. and for
wsrded by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectsbs druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN, Proprletors
Sole Propretors 6j Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines Mem
phis, Tenn.
EErSod In Memphis by sll responsible druggists.
mr26-dtwswly
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WANTED TO GET,

TN the suburbs or vicinity Of Memphis Gent g.
10 be paid monthly HOUSE, with i've 4,,.I
- sy ro9us garden and necessary outhOuses I'll
kny desired information may be obtained atI-@@Al4
n Appeal Counting Room de5l 81
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEGROES FOR HIRE

T HAVE 30 or 90 NEGROES, Men, Women, Boys
l and Girls, for hire for the next year 1 will hire
them privately at my Office. Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Depot any day until ans the LIST Of Janu-
ary Persons having had these Negroes for the past
year, viii please bring them up and deliver them
SAM. TATE,
de2S-lw Executor Of L H. Coe
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BEAUREGARD
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS

ON MONDAY. January 9Th, viii Be opened, ne az
( J tbe residence # Mr.. C. G. Richardson, HIGH
SCHOOL tor boys. The subscriber has some eEpsf
80 5 he "a icaton Of youth b1tL in colleges and
,o,,,non schools and brings the highest testimonials
80 i,stituts.,sis ii iearn both in America and Eu
~ ITe refers 20 the Right Rev Jas. II. Otey. Rev
~ s,sdman, and }. G. Lansda e, Esq Terms-Pel
Nionsa 100 81 ASHLEY D. HURT, N A.
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GAPS

We are extensively engaged in the manufacture of
Cans for the Army consisting Of the Zousve, Navy and
shorff nofieA FRANCISCO & CO,
259 Main street
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The Hun. Season
ROINE.

Consisting Of MARTEN SABLE, LYNX, SIBERIAN
SQUIRREL, CHUCILA, and all the lower grades OF
FIJRS. made up in the most fashionable manner.
orS5 FRANCISCO 81 co.