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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
Taa: Sale Notice.

T1lr SAFE Notice
N1OTICE is hereby given to all ~hom il may concern,
that at sale Of lands and town lots, for the taxes
and costs thereon for the year A. D. 1862, held at
the door OF the Court House in the city of Ottawa
county Of La Sale, state Of Illinois, by the Collector Of
said city, on the 25th daY of December, 1862 the
subscriber purchased the following described tracts OF
land and city lots suatef in sad city, ana that tina
time Of redemption on the game will expire in year
from the da.e of said SALE
To tnhom assessed. Lot. BtocG. Osscrt 1tion.
r. II. Fay IA 70 states ADD. to ottawa.
NJ. II. Dimock u =. .
ii n Kellogg . pays
2. @. Beehe "a "
S. c. Beebe g "a
Sept 9th, 1865. hohACE ID. DIMiCk.
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Says Lincoln, The Union can revor
endure permanently half slave and half
free" Says JEFF Davis, A Union between
free aud slave states Is imposs!b!e.' And
that's the way the fight began.
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Democratic County Convention.

The democracy of La Sale county are requested
70 meet their respective places OF holding town
meetings in the various towns OF this county,
Saturday the 18th of Septembcr between the hours
of , and o'clock 7. NJ. TO appoint delegates to
county convention 20 be held on Tuesday the I'D
OF September, for the purpose of nominating can
d;dates for county officers 10 be elected the ensu
ing November election.
The different towns viii be entitled TO delegates
as follows;
Adams 2 Allen ,, Bruce 3. Brookfeld 3, DAYTON
T. Dimniick g. Deer Park 3, Eagle /, Earl !. Eden
8 Freedom s. Fall River =, Farm Ridge 3, Grove
land 2, Grand Rapids 3, Hope ., La Sale :. Mis-
SIGN 2, Meriden 2, Mendoza 4, Manlius 4 North
vile 2 Ophir 2, Ottawa 9, Usage 3, Peru q, Rut-
land 3, Serena 3, South Ottawa 3, Troy Grove 8,
Utics 3, Vermillion 9, " altman loo.
N C. CANON,
WIN DSMAN.
JULIUS AVERY,
Genital Committee.
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SHERIEF,C .SdJF


Qf VIRTUE OF an Execution issued out Of tn. Clar,,
~ ONCE OF the Circuit Court of La Sale conntv go
state oil Illinois, and to me directed, Whereby a.
commanded TO make the amount of a certain ina.
ment recently obtained against Hiram spr.rgste.d =
favor OF ohm X. Parsons & john McNab partr.rs
DONG business under the firm name Of Parsons 4 Nc
Nab, who sue Tor the use Of Francis Warner ont az
the lands tenements goods ana chateis of The "a IA
Hiram Sprhgstead, have levied the following nro-
perty wit Southwest Quarter OF thirty our
(3t) $50 range four except III,
west seventy-seyen 90 acres ALSO southeast quarter
oisthe same section, township and range except thr-a
90 acres in the southeast corner and TWENTY-FIVE I99I
acresn northeast ais vest hall OF the .ou,b
west frsciional quarter OF seco; thiry-e f25 sam.
township and range, except Ave % llCO acres In The
norm end and twelve II II G0) ~ the south end
tiss the south half Of the half Of the orthea a.,
quarter OF section ysx (36) same township nd
rahge-ali of said tracts Of the third urincnaI
meridian, in the comfy of La Sale and state az rI
therefore, accoi dng TO SAID comm nd. | shall .,
pose Tor sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION an the rgIt title
ana interest OF the above named Hiram SprinVstead in
AID 70 the above described property on TOVDA tbs
JNLNtE-ElCHTH day o. SEPTEMBER 1853 at a
o'clock p NJ, at the south door Of the Court House IN
Ottawa. 49,
Dated q: Ottawa, this fifth DAY or September. 1853
WILLIAM K. M!LLIGAN
Her!6 u La sdHe County, Illinois,
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WANTED To lease a DWELLING
w house worth from 300 to $3.50 year, f5r three
or five years-rent 10 be paid yearly, quarterly or
monthly in advance. desired. Rent TO commence
in November next. House preferred within. fiv. mir
,tes walk Of my dental Office Main il front 0.
tie Court House. sep5 GEO. q. LEWIS.
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DR. ANDERSON'S

Celebrated Remedies,
Comprising his
Blood Purifying and Catharic Medicine,
Eye Wash and Sa1re,
Neualgia and Rheumatic Lintment,
BroUn Ointment,
.StrsnqtAening Plasters and Cough Mixture
FOR SALE BY p
lie. . E.Y.GRIGGS,
Druggis. and Apothecdry,
Nattinger's Block, Ottawa, Ill.
June 27, 1868
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JOHN B. FLoYD Buchanan Secretary OF
War, and distinguished principally for his
talent in the way OF big stealing, has ez-
capped the gallows by dying a natural death
at Arlington, Va on the 18th uit.
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There is quaint old adage which says,
" there is but one step from the sublime to
the ridiculous We have another adage
not 50 old, bat equally as true, which says,
- there IS but very small space between
a philosopher and phool" Wonder if
Horace occupies that space We leave
the decision Of the question 20 an eDIigh'
tened PUBLIC.
rs. Cur own opinion, however, is that
he's what the Yankees call pretty
darn i smart Teller"
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Comprising magnificent collection Of Rare Beasts
and RepsiJes among which will be found Lions gers.
Lsspards Hyenas, Cougars. Lynx, Pumas, Lsmas
Painters, &c &c, Birds Of Gorgeous Pi2naye, Id
colony Of Monkeys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

A BRAHAIna N yASpEErooL Z CO., AucrIoSsERs
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE

"A MAGNIFICENT
FURNITURE
SrATUARY. PAINTINGS,
WORKssOr AIT, AND
ARTICLES OF VERT
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Al the elegant private residence " West Sixteenth ssr
between Fifth and Sixth avennes this day lTuesday), JAM
sale commencing Al eleven O'Clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers, Velvet Carpets. H
seipen Eagere satnary marble top; Secretary and DO
case Encognures Cabinets Mantel Mirrors, Pier Miro
Lace Curtains French Shades Centre Tabl
Shess Ilble Seyres and Dresde China Vases.
MAGNlFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOfORTE,
r,chy carved legs and case made 10 order by city make
Stool, Canterbury, Cover, Music Books &c.
OIL PAINTINGS,
by eminent artists two Match Pantings original by Co
the Assumption or the Virgin, after Mnriro; Panu
by Ranney Legrand and Fellows; Bronze Stauary BroH
and Ormou Clock Marble SiatGary. Vases and AanIel
naments, Hall Hat Stand. Ocoih, Stair CARPET
DINING ROOM.
Solid carved oak Bunet. sla,uary marble top; HeFt
patent Dining Table ID feet draw Couches Arm Chat
two dozen Goblets. do. Champagues Wins Lemouad
Tumbers Fruit Celery and preserve Stands sets Of FIN
Bowls, Ruby and Pnran marble Punch Bowls gold Liq
Sets gold band China Dnne Set richly ted Tea 81
A pieces solid silver Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Wa
Coffee Urn Casters Cake Baskets Napkin Rings, Spoo
Forks ivory handle Table Cutlery Chairs, Lounge a
Chairs covered In reps. Chambers-Rosewood DresSi
Bureaus, Beaseads WArdrobes Commodes. Chairs Armo
a.Glace Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Blankets Count
panes, &C.; also Basement and Kitchen Furniture. d
peremptory.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
n RUSSELL w. wESTCOTT, AuctioneeE
Peremp,ory sale of rich and costly
H0IfsEHOI.D EIJENJTlIRE

Of all descriptions with valuable collection of PAINTING
and chase and unique WORKS OF ART.
opportunity for connoisseurs and
This (ruesday) afternoon AZ two O'Clock precisely ut
elegant residence No, I52 West Twenyhfst street. ewes
Seventh avenue, comprising the entire valuable contents
the house. forming . collection seldom offered at PM
auction.
PARLORS.
Superb Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood Paror Su
In crimson bfocatel; Etageres rich carved Centre Al
Sofa Tables Ladys French Secretary elegant Pier and Ma
tel Mirrors Silk and Lace Curtains, God and Landsca
Shades, Turkish Lounges with Chairs to match; RI,
Bronaes. Lava and Sevres China Vases and Paror o u
ments collection Of valuable Paintings, richly framed
torcal and Landscape subjects. Chandeliers, Jewel Cas-
Corner Etageres Ac.
DINING ROOM. CHAMBER AND NURSERY.
Elegant rosewood edst,ads, with Spring ana Hair M
French and other Chairs Chamber SUITS covered
French reps; Sofa Bedseads. Rockers Bureaus 1locA
Gilt Mirrors, French China rich Cut GLASS; Table Cutler
Silver Ware, DC Sale positive rain shine Catalogues
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

DAVID d. EGAN. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. TIL
- day at O'Clock, 4S Canal street. HJuseL old Fnr
consisting OF Beds Bolsters. Pillows Hair and qth{
Mattresses, Ingram, Three.ply and Brussels Garnet
Lounges IN haircoth and brocatel Chairs, Bureaus Be-
Blankets Table Covers Cornces Looking Glasse
and general assortment OF Fancy Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

SALES Al AUCTION.

J. BLEFCKER son co, WILL SELL At AUG
"A. ton on Tuesday January 20 At u O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange snesroom. No Ill Broadway, four
valuable lots Of ground Eighty fourth and
Eighty street distant SIS feet from Fifth
Each lot Is by lOc 2n. On Eighty fh street. story
frame building % feet square. The streets graded
tagged curbed guered and hav Croion water and
The the grade from rock and from them
Won an extensive view Of Central Park AlAge por
ton remain bond and mortgage.
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DANlEELLv A MATHEWS ": - AuCTIoSEER;

y SPECIAL. MD FEKEMPTOKY SAFE OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEW ELRY, &C.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell TOMORROW We
nesday) Jan. a. at II o'clock at his saesroo 66 Nassa
street Maiden lane large of l3 caIe Go
aud Silver Hunting Anchor Lever and Iepne Waoes al
balance OF jewellers stock of fine Gold Jewelry. II
sale VIII be without and they VIII be offered in 10
TO suit THE TRADE ONLYn Now exhiDition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

EDWARD SINTzENICH. AUCTIONEER.
q ELEGANT STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
By D. W. IVES Co. this day, (Tueeday) and Wednesa,
Jan 70 and 81 at ociok each day 625 broadway
large and well assorted stock OF the best city make
warranted in every way. consisting OF
Rosewood Paror Furniture,
Walnut Parlor Furniture,
Walnut Chamber Furniture. ~
Rosewood Chambe Furniture,
Oak and Walnut Dining Room Furniture.
Hall and Library Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JANUARY 2u 1868.


JyyANTED-A WOMAN TO DO THE HoUsEwORK
~ washing and IonPg OF family Of siI persons goId
coored suit: well recommended
wages 81 Cali ~ O'Clock only TAo Broadway over
Skate store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

A UcrIoS NorIcE.-M. DOUGHTY. AuCTIoNEER-
~ SAlesfoom ~ Nassau s'reet-M. DOUGHTY will sell
Tues Ay Jan 20. at II O'Clock at No. $50 West Twenty
siyth street. between seventh sndE ghth avenues
The entire handsome Household Furniture contained in
the above residence consisting Of rosewood anofore.
Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpe's Broatee aud Lac
window Cura black walnut Paror and mahogany Paylor
Suits covered Ia reps and plush rosewood and mahogany
Centre Tables rosewood Bookcases, Extension Dining
Tables Cutlery. Dinner and Tea Sets Glassware Dressing
Bureaus Wristbands Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Lounges
ac. Sale p,ory rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

yVANTED-A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUsEWORK
w IN small family; she be good plain COOK anu
good washer and References required Apply De-
tween 10 and " O'Clock ~ "a Amty ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

A GIRL wANTED-MUST DE FIRST RATE WASH
n and ironer and good plain cook. Apply al 36l Broom
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
THE REBEL ADVANCE AT 0KOL0NA
A Large Part Of their Army Of Vir,
ginia Sent to Vioksburg.
THEIR RAILROAD CONCENTRATIONS COMPLETED
Effect Of Enforcing the COnScript Law.
Caro-, Friday, Feb. -. 1853,

CARO-, Friday Feb. IL. 1853.
Memphis papora Of the ll,h have been received.
TIE Rebel advance in Mississippi is said to be at
Okoona, trying TO repair the frircSd destroyed by
On. Grant. The inclemency c. ,he weather delays
movements.
BY tho way of Tuscumbia It is reported that the
enemy have moved large part of the Army OF Vir-
ginio to Vickoburg and also taken all the garrison OF
Mobile excep. 1000 for police tuiy.
Tie railroad from Selma 10 Meridian lie completed,
thus enabling IRE Rebels rapidly concentrate their
force. at Vcksburg.
TIE enforcement Of the Conscripticn pct ia driving
may from Alabama and Missi sippi to TIE Norh.
la Consequence Of tine frequent violation Of the
regulations aghirst carrying contrabaad hul iet
South, more vigorous measures have been resortsd
10. All downward bound boats stopped at Island
No. TO- aud tie cargo and passengers' baggage ca
uInined.
The steamer from Yicksbur3 Monday reports that
barge loaded with coal tie blockade on SUNDAY
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FROM YORKTOWN.
The Affair nenr Wi!iiamsburg-Now our
HaIdicrs were led into IA Rebel Trap.

Prom Our Special Correspondent
YoEyrows. Va. Feb. 1859.
On Saturday the 9Th inst. considerable excitement
prevailed here from ~ report that IA squaoron OF
tho 5tb Penntylvauia Cavalry had been captured by
the Rebeis The truth Of tie case is ns follows On
Saturday Il deserter came ia from the enemy and
stated that there come twenty-five nors OF the
Rebsls nine miles fom Williamsburg TINT wanted
To give themselves up but were afraid TO cone INTO
our lines for fear Of being fired upon. Lieut.CoL
Lewis, who ia in command Of tho 5th gave credit 10
the aory ~ des.rcrs constantly CON rs in, and
sent IL squadron Of hs cavalry alter them. When
the main body Of The tqnrdrou bid reached tho spot
who're the uen were s,ud 10 be waitiEg. tley were
iii Cd upon by guerdlas in ambush and twenty sad
dies were eniptied the iint voliey.
Al the same lime body Of Rebel cavalry wGs
seen charging down the road at come distance oil
W hat remained Of our cavalry Immediately hated
10 receive them. They had just got under good
speed when they came In contact with Telegraph
wires ,nai tho guenilids had suspended acrois the
road and tied 10 the trees on each side, throwing
ho SEES aud riders TO tho ground aud tumbliny them
in heap together cutting aid bruisiDs both man
and horse terribly. One Captain and one Lenten-
ant were tsken pTirobefb, Que S"T'"i" "uo ""''"'!
wounded and QUO Lieutenant was killed. Thirty
five Of tho men arc miSsipg aid are either killed or
taken prisoners.
As near rs can be ascertanod, there are 700 Of
tfese guerrlllus-they uro not worthy the name Of
foldicrp-rovng about this part of the country. that
annoy our forces ere very much, by shooting our
pickets and committing Ike atrocities whenever
,ney can. sufficient body Of troops should DO sent
after ,em to take them, and all taken thus should
be hung. They deserve even worse fa,o ihan
hanging.
The weather here is at present delightful, md
nearly as wam Us Summer. bABER.
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and apprehension Of grave political dangers in the


East.
THE NATIONAL BANKING BILL.
The Horse has done nothing more AS yet with the
Senate National Banking bill than order it TO be
printed
GEN. HAMILTON IN NEw.TIAMPSHTRE.
Gen. J.. J. Hamilton of Toxins will attend the
Urion Convention to 10 held at Manchester, n. H.,
on the Eth inst
TIE BRITISH BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Lord Harrington and Col. Leslie, WHO recently
ran tie blockade from Virginia into Lower May
land, came near being cuptured by the Potomac TO-
tia. The 'lird one OF, the patty, however, the
Rev. %. l.. Wilner who was crossing the River in
another boat, was arrested and brought 10 Wash.
ineton. On bis person was found pass from Gen.
Winder for all three Of them. Loid Harrington, it
ia understood, could t,ve Immediately Crossed the
lnes under dag Of truc, bet tho extension Of SIM
liar privilege to Col. Leslie, he being British off,
Ger, wac necessarily delayed.
TIE ALLEGED COTTON sPECULATING ny U. s.
OFFICIALS.
WAN DzP.RTsKsT. WAshIScToS. Friday Feb.I3 1891
Ordered, Tint e Court Of Inquiry roDsistlng oil
three competent officers End recorder, TO organized
TO inquire aud report
Fret, Whether any and what officers in service
nave UctD VI
patel in traffic IN cotton ether produce on Tie
ils.iesiHr Liver or liz tibuisres, Ia bat extent,
under what circumstances, and with all the psrtcu.
lurs OF The trarssctiOD.
Second. Whct'er my and what military Ntcers
have been grated licenses or permits for trade, to
whom, ut what time, with all tie particulars
thereof.
1hrd. Whether any and what mili'sry officers
have used or permitted The Use OF Govcrunlen'
spor.aion, osher public property, for private
purposes
F5uy,h And also 10 inquire and report upon ,uch
other matters IA may he directed.
TIE Cuuit will meet and orenuiLe with ell conve-
reni dlspa,ch at Cairo, and hold tier tcssions 1T
such places ~ may DO most convenient for the In
veaiil alton. icy will prosecute with diligence
tie Inquiry, and make spec report.
By oid.T Il the s,crefsry Of W..
y u. TOWNSEND. Asst. ACT General
MORE BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAPTURED.
The navy Department hes received information
Of the capture by the United States schooner Hope,
Of tie schooner Emma Tuttlc, flying the English
1 fog on the 9th Of Janunry, of Charleston. She
purportet 10 bs from Nassau, aud bound for Bilti.
more though a, the ,.me Of her capture ale was
steering southeast.
Tie vessel Lsd been pronounced uuseawcrtby, but
her cargo nost Of which war eonrsband, consisting
Of IL number Of bags Of saltpeier, &C., with the
greater porion Il her crew has been cent u Pbia-
d lphia. This schooner taken once before. bu.
her crew fuccce Ell in rcchpinfiDg her.
! The Drpari,ueu, Ia; also received news of tie
cariuro OF the English bark Springbok, while cruir-
log tire sen in lat. 81 IS north. long 13' ~ wet,
She is one Of the veriels designated Nv Iear-Atmitl
Wilkea a. coutiabsud carriers. Sic carried 10
manifest slowing the ohar.oser OF the cargo. 81,
| las been tent TO kow-lork-
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~ Wv WAsuIxsTos. Friday. Feb. IS, 1883

VAsuIysTos. Friday, Feb. 10, 1853
GEN. DANK3'S COMMAND
30 far from there being any dsIisction in the
command OF Gen Banks, as reported by The heoes'
Authentic information received here shows directly
contrary state Of Affairs.
GEN. FREMONT.
Msjor.Gsn John G. Fremont has made applica'
ton for active fervice.
THE SENATE ON TIE NEWLY NOMINATED
GENERALS.
The Senate in Executive Sersion last night de-
,;ned 70 act npon tho names Of the ~ M.jor-Gene'
,,Is and I51 freadief- q enerss nominated 70 that
hodv. Tbs list wat returned to the President for
r.visop. The disposition is that such officers shall
bs iudciousy .eleGted from those row IN the field,
"a tho number Of 90 Major-Geuerals and 81 Brga-
Generals a. additionally provided by the Senate
b;ll, which was passed yesterday.
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
The report of tie Committee on Territories made
by Senator Wade to. day in answer to a resolution,
shows that tire Utah Legislature suppressed the
Mersags Of the Governor Of that Territory, that no
freedom Of suffrage 10 allowed or expressions ,o!e
rated in opposition 10 tie Church digntAries; that
polygamy IL prsctced TO tho extent Of incest that
bero is no law giving redress to the abuses Of The
marriage relation, ardthe Mormons are openly mimi
csl 10 the Government Of the United States though
in popular phrase, steadSt adherenIs to the Cons,i.
tuition.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN EUROPE.
From tie teuor Of dispatches by the las, Foreign
steamer, it 10 lLought tho feeling In regard to the
American question is sightly improving. no, merely
;,,I Rr.,o ;r hut fka hov has
been Ministerial crsis in Turkey in consequences
Of the rascible and ungovernabls temper of the
Sultan. THIS, il is said, b causing much concern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
Tho Asnbuscndc Near williamsburg
Eacnpe Of Union Prisoners.

YONkTows "Wednesday, Feb. II.
Via FORTRESS MoSRon. Thufiday, Feb H. 1909
We learn from Williamsburg tDsi Lieut.. Little,
reported being taken prisoner at the engagement
of Nine Mile Ordinary, WIS not with the squadron.
Lient George Smith WAS taken prisoner. but made
his e,cape with i've other after skulkiug in the
woods Tor 30 hours This reduces our entire loss
10 %.
Lieut. Williamson, reported to be taken prisoner,
IL now said TO be killed. He was 22 years old, AMI
favorte In bis regiment.
A neat little woenIy paper has been recently
started vt Yorktown, Va. IL Ia edited and conducted
by Lieut.. j. II. Champion, and is called TIE
Champion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

The ALBANIA SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEIN SErH
Curtis of tie brig Samuel Church
nan, from Mirsgoane arrived ut this port yesterday
makes the following report: On tho 4th inst, IN lat
80. loog. 759, saw large steamer painted black
steering west. Upon their discovering u.s. they
altered their cours. and stsed toward rs, but night
coming on, with very heavy rain and thick weather.
we lost sight Of Der. She was supposed 70 DO 'ns
British pirate Alabaus,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
tue BLOCKADE or TUE MISSISSIPPI. 4
IMPORTANT ACTION BY our FORCES.
Levees IN mississippi and Louisiana
-Yl 8 Destroyed. I. Iear9t
The Banks and Surrounding Country to
Be Overlooked. -
cA;ao. Thursday. Feb Is, 1870

The levees on the Mississippi side Of the Missis-
s'ppi River, twelve miles below Helena, ~ Yazoo
Pass, have been CIT BY our forces. They have also
been CIT at Grcenviilc aud on tie Louisiana side
opposite Lake Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

Department by an order for bis incarcerauon'
on tic heel of the ruin Of his reputation
for verscity by witness that had heard him read
,royers in Rich mond for our dearly beloved Pre- l.
don, Jer,rson Davis witness called 10 confound
b;s no,t;ve statement that he had been entirely
neutral du,;pg Ills unwilling stsy in Rebellion.
LEAVES AND BURROUGHS, RESERVATIONS,
PASSES, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soloicrs have died 10 the hospital

hero tfnce our last report:
~ ho,as b. Pic.sr. 3.L ~ ". W. steneDsn l. issh Pa
ssfgt 4. Thompson, d, i25dJas. TAlo', 'esDsie a..
y. y. DrV@t - 49, .,
se.. II. S,et.r. D. s9dPs J.. Fen.efmfi'r ~ NhFa
ID E.ikpyigg e. I2itGS. Y. VIM. Uuc0llor r, llib Pa
N 1, M Horn l. 2.n a. 7 ID. Lrbilr. - glh OLie.
WIn A. i.4il. ii, IL. !. /. ittrf g. ~! -
4 V.t.,I A L. >. g. 4 C. q. M.b5, ], u H. l.
f. s. bradley T. 10 Conn J. s"ces I, 9ich.
T. E,.... a 70 !. s. q. Levin r, IS Lonn.
." = i, ,n.o, H. 20 Mass i. Fit1g.tdck. q. an Y. A.
- NO, r. H. j.. y. \. II. b!atooH, q, leJ =. Y
W, C.n- g. OHIO. }. $. Va tDtnc. II. 100 y. Y.
4 r "a. a.. T. - len. J. 4. Aleh T. - n. J.
4 - ITow1 d, UN T. l. NJ. heweii, h, IL y. n.
A - L.,s H. lsj "a H. W. d. Haywood II, 8 Nc.
J. Ns'ermsn L, % y. I.
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EXaMiNiNG SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The following Examining Surgeons have been
appointed by the Commisscner OF Psn'ionsi
Df. solomon Stough WGsTloo CITY. Ind
Dr. I.oasri BsTrcr KehJH!lvgs, lad.
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Dr. Jacob Dockstator. shsson oyi.ns' N X.