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r. We clip the following from the COM
munica.iou of Elder A. J. Hobbs. ohaplaia
Of the 6s,h. dated Napoleon. Askansas.
Jan. H." and published in The last Brood.
are:
While the 69th il safe from rebel bullets.
it has not escaped the shafts Of disease
Death has done its sad work with many Of
our number. Those who have died since
we left Memphis are Is follows:
Eli Edwards, VIM. Legraves. August Ul-
rich. Peter Mitchum. .. Memphis hospitals.
all Of Co. G. Asa Haynes. Co. D; Valentino
Ogles, Co. B, Peter Stricken. Go. III; Chas.
vioksrs. Go. f: w. R. Anderson. Co. F:
Henry Reynolds. Co. l; Jas. Sparks. Co. K:
Joel Locke. Co. f. was killed. and George
Hardin wounded as vicksburg % that 10
died soon after.
The health Of the regiment at this time .
very poor. None. however, are considered
in immediate danger. A box Of dsliosciss
for our sick would be very acceptable.
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q The Louisville Journal has . letter
from Columbus, Ky, Of the lth inst. which
says:
Among the officers taken at the surprise
and rout Of the Rebels at Knob Greek was
one p. II. Strickland. second lieutenant in
Company A, LIST Tennessee Partisan Ran .
gers. Upon Lieut.. Strickland. Capt. Moore
found forty paroles of men belonging to the
1O9th illinois. Major Strickland Of the SD
Indiana being q relative Of Lieut.. Strickland.
they at once entered into free and con6den-
tial conversation. Among other things the
Lieutenant informed the Major that erery
man in the 1904 Illinois. from the Colonel
doscn. belonged to the KnigAts Of tho Col
den Circle. and that they (the Rebs.) we're
afraid we would find it out, because they
were so bold ana impudent about it. He
also said that there ,0ere very many officers IN
our army belonging TO that society. and the,
rendered the Confederates more sevuiee than
they didMe Fedeyaks. Continuing. he added
that ice had no idea Of the strength Of thai
society an the North, and that through ii the,
,cere apprised of all important army matters
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LATEST.--By way Of ssbsl sources,
news has been received Of the dispersion of
the blockacing squadron Oh Charleston.
by two rsbsl iron clads. Sinking one u
our gunboats and setting ere TO other vessels
of our aset-thus raising the blockads--
This needs confirmation. Further news say.
that the blocksding dess had been rsinsosss4
and were back again.
Our latest advices confirm the concentsa.
ton Of our forces 1t Vicksbufg: also de
gathering Of the command Of Banks -
baton Rouge. preparatory 10 The attack o.
Port Hudson. Brsgg's army is slowly
withdra ~ing from Csnua Tennsssss. Os
Sunday last. $500 rebsls attacked the gua-
boat New Era at Island No. 10. bat altar
lighting all night they were forced % sks.
daddie. On Tuesday the rebsls wsrs ~
pulsed at Fort Donslson. These forces
are the broken bands Of Forrest. and will
do little damage. The greatest discourage.
ment prevails every where in the South. A
late conscripdon act of the rebel Congress.
includes Gil under SIS years.
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One-third Of the session has passed and
nothing of any importance has been done OF
attempted by the majority in either House.
Upon tie contrary they have taken up all
OF the time in making buncombs speeches
announcing the Ssste and Federal Admins.
szasious. but never one word do they utter
IN condemnation Of JEDI Davis and his tr.;.
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dismissal Of B. Burns. doorkeepsr, for stub
bornly refusing to give Information in res.
pect to the number of his employees. Sen.
ate resolutions for the examination of the
war expenses Of the Stats we're concurred in.
Also, the resolutions in reference to the
death of Senator Shoulders. After brief
euiogiss upon the deceased Sec ator by Mes
srs Niblack andaMolconbe. the House I'D
journed.
S.xArx, Jan. SI.-The Senate met in
the morning and closed the 6les by reading
up bills on second reading. The Commit.
tees reported on a number of bills that bad
been referred to them. and they were either
tabled or ordered to be engrossed. There
was nothing of special interest done. and a
noon the Senate adjourned until o'clock
on Monday.
House not in session.
SENATE. Feb 2.--Owing to the absence
of many Senators from the city on m official
visit to the State Prison North. there was
no quorum 10 transact business other than
to adopt few resolutions. The Senate will
no. be in session TIL Wednesday at9 O'Clock
A. NJ.
HousE.-No quorum being present the
House adjourned ill Tuesday morning.
Co.. The following from the proceeding.
of the House on Thursday last is Democrat
ic evidence as to what the Indiana Democ.
racy are doing and intend to do.
Mr.. Burton replied. admitting the exis
tence of an organization for mutual protec
ton; but it was not the knights Of the Col
den Circle. which he had known something
about at the South, and which never had
an existence north of Mason's & Dixon
line. The object Of the latter was the over
throw of the Government; the object Of tn,
former was self protection against the tyran
! ny of our rulers. Such societies Away
would be formed in any war. We have de
termined that this war shall be conducte,
constitutionally and right or not At all.
know their purposes. They are loyal. WIS
good will the investigation do? If the soc
ETY. exists its name is Legion-its member
to be counted by thousands. If the peopl
are banded together they will have their ow
way. and you can't help it. He oppose
the war from the start. and did so now
Rather than to continue the war, at the las
resort let the rebels go
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e% The Richmond Examiner of jar

GJ The Richmond Examiner of Jan
Goth has remarkable article. Of which the
following are extracts
1.-The truth is. the Yankees are in great
force in every part of the Confsderacy. They
swarm all our borders. and nearly 200 600
of them are within two days march Of the
Confederate capital. The Yankees have
much to encourage them in the prosecution
of the war, and We see not q little to excite
serious appreheLsions IS to the future
There is limit to the endurance Of brave
men. At Tullahoma, Grenada and Vicks.
burg. they must be Sustained. strengthened
and reinforced. II within the next two
months We don't add $1,000 OF LOG, 600
men to our forces in the Southwest. We shall
come to grief"
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RzvIvAas.-Ezse.sive revivals of religion
ass In progrsss IN the Msshodiss cHurcbe.
at Connersvine. Brookyiue. Richmond. AID
many oshss towns in, Indiana Revival,
are also in -pecs~ss in many o. the .Ostl
School Prssbytsria chuschss throughor,
the State.
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~ We ask the attention of oar read
ers to the thorough and complete ventilation
given to Speech recently delivered at In
disnspolis, by Judge Perkins, which we
take from the Hendricks Co. Ledger. 1t
is on our FIRST page.
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~The nominations Of the following
Indiana officers have been confirmed by the
Senate: Col. Geo. p. AcGinnis. 1 18th Dol.
James G vim, 7th: Col. VIM. Harrow.
14th; Col. John Coburn., SD Lieut.. Col.
David M. Dunn J. p. @. Shanks. Ooloasl
HUGH b. Read. AAth.
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81 Late files Of the Jackson Miss Ap.
peal have been received At the North The
reprinted articles, it is . significant fact, Or,
nearly all copied from the Chicago Time.
and Cixeisnats Esqssyr!
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9ied.

RUssELL-On rnssd.y night last 1t the rssdssee 81
his unels. vinnedgs 1usss Joha Raseell In NE IStA
Of his age The dseeassd resided In Upton
~. end leaves family Of vile and eight children. He
died Of Consumptioa.
STARHORD-In this city. Saturday 0esning last.
Of the residence Of her uncle. Mr. 1hos
Benton Mise Elizabeth ets9ord 10 the e0th Of her
age.
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Morgan County Dimculsy.

The Morgan county difficulty wss under discussion
in the House yesterday and We are glad &c
be able 70 say that il treated with moderation
and disposition to excite ill feeling Tho Demo-
crats without exception, expressed the fullest
reclaimed without interference from citiseus. bat
claimed the law requires, that those rho did inter
fere should be treated not prisoners Of war; but
volators Of the cva law and left to the civil trib
unals. There disposition manifested to US
tfy the Morgan ty rioters. Mr. WOODEN. Of John
son. stated that he had been informed that the SOL
diers had exceeded their duty and been guilty Of mis-
conduct which excited msnt but il the fscts
were as Col. Darlington understood them he would
justify the Colones order of arrest He also stated
that the rioters chiefly residents OF his country
Mr. Blu skirk, in ailuson to tho harsh language and
revolutionary resolutions Of some hot-headed men,
bers of his party deprec the idea that these
gether the tone aud feeling of the House was less
threatening and more rational than 81 any time dur
The facts in regard to the Morgan county affair
not fully or correctly stated in account OF
miles arrested the three deseSters, and
on their way back when they rtaksn BY mas
tion and tho men. At his solicitation tn party stop
ped farm house to rest md refresh thsmselves
and were very kindly received. The onsios. gentle.
man who had accompanied them seemed quite Anx-
ious TO have them make as long stay - possible
but hours resting they started again. aud
distance when. As they vers descending hill, they
were fired on from the road in front. The o6hcsr 10
command was At the moment an tho rear consulting
with the oc Of the regiment to which the dsssrsera
belonged to the propriety Of leaving the road to
arrest snother dsserter across the country. A he
heard the firing he made his way to the point. and
found that the assailsuts ahead, had shot one
torse which In falling had thrown his rider into
deep mud hole aud plastered him all and taa
several of his msA had fred back. He ordered
charge. and ~ the column dashed down the road the
assailants broke into two perss, and made foe the
timber. Nine were captured - stated yesterday -
One two Of them struck and hurt, though NOT
severely. by sabeSs. before they would give up
After the fight the same oficious gentleman Who in
duoed them stop 1t the farm house overlook them
second time, and tried TO convince tie Lisutenant
that he the wrong road 20 Waverly, and vol
untsered to guide him by . much shorter ono. This
proposition. in connection with the suspieous soIes
ton of armed men after the delay At the house in
duced the captain to take the alosg and al
brought up here together Daily Journal. Indisnsp-
oils, Feb. 4th.
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r. Late Southern papers eoatsin sev.
eral matters of interest. In The nsbsl Con.
grsss, il was resolved that 10 "vas deep
81 indebted'' TO vallaadigham. Bright.
Hendricks and '.oshss sloqusnf mGn q tn
Northwess for TIE check thAy have givsa %
the mad var spieik' Of ths ''Yan
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

DRINK LESS WITH Youa MRALs.--Aany
men have relieved themselves Of dyspepsis
by not drinking anything. not even water.
during their meals. No animal. except
man, ever drinks in connection with its food.
Man ought not to. Try this. dyspsptios
aud you will not was down mechanically
that which ought to be masticated and en-
sslivated before it 10 swallo we'd.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

- Lieut.. Colonel Orr and Adjutan,
Conover, Of the 18th. both wounded 1t the
capture Of Arkansas Post. were in our city
las; night. on their way back TO the regiment
BIZ . fragment Of . shell. and his wound =
far from we'll: but he is determined 70 be in
the field and the wound muse take care Of
ITSELF Daily Journal. Indiao.polis. Feb. 4.
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SEASONING SAUsAoE.-To SO pounds OF
meat add 2 OF. Of cage, s OF. Of pepper. and
one pint of salt
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FAMILY CEMETERy

On the Hssionsi aeeA sssr TIE CsasssEy vAsss Dia
nay be seen.
February 6sh. 1882 7H
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PUMPS.
CHAIN PUMPS
PUN PS.

DEIERFRASCIs SO Ia NORTH NOBLE STREET.
manufactures Chan Pumps, Sand Screens ard digs
wells Persons wanting any Article work IN his line
will please giTs him rail-. tunsl1-dlm
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Advertisements pablshed In both the Daily and the
weekly wil be charged the full Daily rates,
with half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published I'm the local columns of ten
ines under, viii be charged for each insertion 81 II
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Charges will be made Tor inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named. 10 be paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order ~ Odd fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines Is cents for each
Insertion over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral nttioe attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices of Festival Picnic. anil ExcursoIs gotten up by
individuals association by ehurch-s az the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed unter the head Of
Special Eoices II ten lines over will be charged double
the usual
Advertise mens making less than three lines Inserted
in the Daily, will be charged ffty cents.
Yearly advertisers pav quarterly.
Announcing for Offices OF every description
10 bs charged the rate Of f 80 for each name in the
Daily snd &2in Daily aud Weekly, the TO be, in
all eases. paid In advance
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense Of the at
tornsys ordering and deayAbe for the legal proceed
ngs. but coleciable usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy of legal be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKSEsS 4 BINGHAM,
Propret0rs Indiana State Sentinel
J. VI. TILPORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A I L r O "A D.
1868. Y ~ e 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
~ MTLEs SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1868, trains
~ trains will he follows:
Chicago EXprs Train will l-ave indianapolis al
i235 =. NJ arrive ~ Kokomc AZ 3i0 T. A., in time 20
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport, Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive at Peru NJ 42O T. NJ
Return'ng The train will leave Peru al lao A. NJ
making close connections with the night train from Chi
cago, and arrive al indianapolis si 5s20 a. N.
Mail Train will leave indianapolis at 435 r. NJ
stopping at ell stations and arriving Peru time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for sbssh, Huntington, Fort Wayne
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at $40
A. NJ after hs arrival Of the train the T w r. W
from the East and arrive at Indianapolis 1000 A
in time to make connections for all points East, South
and West
Chicago ExpresStrain will leave indianapolis SO
T. NJ making close CONNECTIONS at KokOmo with train for
Jogsnsport, VALPARAISO and Chicago. and arrive Al
Perm NJ lGS A. NJ in time 10 make connection with
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
Returning the train will leave Peru al l2:l5
making close connection at Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line K from Chicago
Valparaiso and LoganSport, and arrive indianapolis
$40 r NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent.
V T. MALOrr. General Ticket Agent. feb23. '62-dly
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MllllN E IS.
DISSOLUTION.
Dtss0IusiOm Of COparfnership.

yUyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
TWEEN Hagh peSen ant Samuel Todd In the
Livery business yesterday dissolved.
The business will be conducted a. the old stand BY
Hugh D~lreli- HUGH DkfZktL-
IndIsnspoIls. July ?. lsss Juiye-d3t
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w tn GLENN CO. New York Store, Dry
w Goods wholesale snd Retail. Glenns' Rook. East
Washington street NAYS
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day, Feb. 2, 1861.
FENNO passenger daily Sundays exoeptedl be-
il tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 80 4.
and 2. NJ arriving Madison IL rs \. NJ and so
PN
Leave the Depot a; Madison ~ T. " and p. NJ ar
riving ri indianapolis az II 4. ". and sl0P.M.
The train leaving Indiana polis st $50 4 NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus s.45 4. NJ for shelby
willie and Ru>ivilie, arriving at -hebyve al lo35 A. NJ.
aud Ru>hviiie az - 70 T. NJ
Leaving Rushvile at 30 7 NJ Sheibyville AZ 2SS p.
NJ connects 81 Colvmbu> With the ! and VI train, ar
rivng either Indianspoli Madison the
ing.
Thi, Road forms hne with the Packets Madison for
the u freight between Cincinnati and In
diAnapolis and points West
Tarif Of Freight as low a. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will fnd IL therinter-
ship by this line
feb9 D. c. BRANHAN. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
cxperi-eu but hopes to try her hand more. and
anon; ne hospitals Of the ooloroi regiments.

TIE late editor Of Tie kaicker5oeker. hir. l..
GAvLogD CLARK. r1ekes an announcement In the ias'
number ci t.t Ma .Iaa. ieh aLi be welcome 10 w.
hosts Of old friends with VII he has 60 cosby '''
coursed in his gossNlrg ronisl way for near! WY
six ycaTs. Tn win you onco again. ny LI'e"1S'
says he as thc cd goes tlat Is 70 SsS so.. o0
(Deo rc!,s,e). when in Octcler resume ny iaihii'@
c,;-t, no o,1 K.a,,ioef,y. which occupied without
ess-o,or f,r uapv -ontAs beyond quarter VI Gen.
trrv. brt ron wbsf for reasons alrcady made widely
pull.o IAavo been alscu. ~ some two yens' Come
bac,. sand fc'low.ctzcns '-'Roa0ers and Coy
,es.onder.swith whom have gossiped' and chattci
for So rarv years. You shall have kindred viards
served up 10 you ia kindred style as Of yoro Wehavc
BY no rcans beer llc during our sequcsiraou sore'
OF Good filings have ooeuAu,atcl upon ODI hands
Let orr Old familiar cor.cspouaertsor were they moi
FRI.c,rs, au-rencInhcT us Gnow---so reyiyng in US
and crpptuating in them. associations which none q
US let me hope, would be willing to foreso"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12

JIMMY O'NRL.-Whcn Jackson was Prosi-
dent. Jimmy ONc1. the porter. was marked charnc
ter lilo bad his ioibes which were offensive TO the
fstionsnosi VI Col DOnolson. Hnd clused his disns-
cal on an average about once week. But on appeal Ia
tho higher court, tho verdict was invariably reversed
by the good nature of the old General Once however
Jimmy was guilty Of some fragrant ollcnsc. and was
summoned before tho higheAt tribunal ut once. Tho
General after stating tho details 81 tho misdced oh.
served Jimmy, have borno with you FOR years In
spite of all complaints, but In this act You have gone
beyond my powers of endurance" And do yoa be.
eyc the story. asked Jimmy. "Ccrianly" answered
the General; II just heard II from two Senators -
Faith" rctortei jimmy If beloved all that twenty
Senators Bay about you its little Ia think you ao L To-
DO President" "Ishaw Jimmy" concluded the Gen.
eral; "cloar ont and go duty. but be careful
hereafter jimmy remained with his Kind hearted
patron not only to tho ol0so OF his presidential term
but accompanying him to tie Hermitage was with him
to tho day of Lis death.
On tho deck Of n steamboat on tho Lower
Mississippi bis. tat Jolly negro soldier was standing
guard. Tho boat landed ut Helena when IA white sol
der came on board and Seeing tho negro la UNIFORM
with musAct 30. he stepped back ttle and tho FOL.
lowing questions aud answers passed:
White SOldier--ileio. darkey are YOU sollert
Negro Soldier-Yeth. thir; lth "a tholgar.
White Soldier--Look here. daikey, is your Colonel n
nigYori
Negro SoldIor-NothIr. ho itlent niger ith yourn
Nv auaNW MO Lade " tle Iait 4ueelga.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
v,cpo Tu1Rn-CossourTs ACCUSED OF The

MICRO kIfLED--t tONSCRlPTS ACCt SID of In
CRnn-tHgg MUST KILL \ NIGER On iuesdaI
la,t r.,o- know in this city Golieasise srd
good looking bagher who formerly Kept shop IA uo
llion hotsl. ST upon by gang oi fowues tw"s
least os whom had been cOnscgped al GstIto"n slS
week previous. Tho negro 70 save his ~, sif.oa s
tho river and the uhumgn wgctches chased hm uhiii
desperation no plunged into the river aLd N MehPS
to Grd n was ifnwaed. Ills name Moses biss.
ard he leaves wife and two children. They were as
Tho time IN hs city on visit, The body oi bass wa
not found until Friday. when It MAS dLcO'erta IN s
Frankfort at which place Bliss resided r.
funeral OF deceased took place yesterday Ut frahAor
IL WAS largely attended. Two Of the peTpeuators -
tie deed are now lodg gcd in tho Hcrkimcr county 1au
AID third Lunan Widrg worthless nprs.,sI in
are told and 1t resident of HcTkimer was nI,.s =, 81 ~ ~
Nev.hork on saturday, and was 10 ee an o.r,ia.
k.mer to-day. The oouscrp;s. ana III ii.t % pS -
coucerned yers said 10 be in liquor AT INC tno' ar
~ 80 w. " III Ib,v we're bound 10 klu mgbor"
hs,r thy et, for tie var There Is stil smother man
'rt v,yi, Wv ,h,t.,t ,.t large Utica Telegraph.
4 NrrnrR BRPoRg CHARLhsToN. CORES.
pondcnt of Tks LecsH .Css VINO has ia'"i! . ~
,,,, an Fort Wagner. whore Col Shaw was hi.led 2
pi soIer was showing his boots IN Savannah ana
,,ir,, how he got them. He said he attempted 70
,,t ,ben oil Yanke, soldier that fatal field who:
tInueh wounded reconstructed. saying there were .eaa
ones enough from whom he might take PAIR. Inrn
with dend.sh cxnltntion. ho went on 10 SAY now no
thou ght no would nj rob tho wounded, So putting "
one. through the mans heart. 10 took the p.o's %
came away Ifdevils dance, that fellow shou'ap "
counted In. boots and AL"
c. EDWARDS LESTER. Edwards Lester pss
been released, Us thoro nothing against lnl no
a queer ,-onus and 10 Get frlough nom TIE uePn..
mont .e ?, presented that lo had large carpuhco
his knee; he had i, all handaecd up aud wished 70 s'
Baltimore to have it operated On. As he had no 60,
bunclc, when lie got 10 Bhtnore nc "cn' ,is ths
sproo 40 unrI1r's Ferry. and wandered outsuo ~
lines lie was arc ted and. having m'ny, papers y
his possession was taken for spy ho told the sun
he clork and for them to telegraph 70 .ns @
ter he had large carbunce on his knce" Thcre Do.SS
ma arbnncl, thetc no WAS sent 10 prison with use'o
ic,soa lcor Pittsburgh DSPas0a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
Rao,rs EeOcpiycd.

History ofspanh Literature By Geoec TcAror IN Three
Ionmes. l2.no. Ihi.i American Edition, corrected
and oulaEscd. Jic.uor &. FIELDS. . -
Philip 1a ATtes ID. be-.c Rou-ncc' by Hen'y LAY
ior. Isrno ~ f'G. The same. n
The roor Gl OF, the na-chione,' and HeT Sect by
The TorpersnSa T8'e. Nil re,i'Wy Sketch Of Their
Oc:sin and History. by L-c.es VI. Sargent "io'
American Tract So icty. a, ~
Class Boos Of chemistry ~ Edward l. Youmsnf, NJ D.
lssno. ~. <to D. App,e'on Co. NJ, -.
TIE Io.c 0. ~ Nl.i-n u E-Dftou. Hv Henry y nay'
m. IL p i2i1o p7. .8l Mo'e. Missch, Keys
Co. SID by iyisnu iAinuey Co 80
fng and Ns,ie4tior. Edited ly C.ren hoei A. NJ
ilino. pp. 3i8 lyi,cn. Phaney Co.