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BUSINESS NOTICES

Samuel FOBambe, War Claim and Pension
Agent--Omce No. 6, Atvvnter Building,
fully authorized by the Government to pro-
ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, OrfOr their Widows and Reirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. mch2O.4i
Flags, Banners and COIOrs
Manufactured from SILK OF Bunting in best
style on short notice. G. ". CRowELL 4 Co.,
may14:451 I'll Superior St.
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BETHEL NoTIcE-The Annual Meeting
af the Board of Directors of the Western
Sesmsn's Friend Society will be held in their
Office on Water street, on Saturday, 18th
inst, ats P. N. mayI5:437
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DENTBTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at a low rice. deo2R27
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BUTTER, Butter, Butter, at 1873 Ontario
street.
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A C~oTIILIoE Party is announced at Me-
trOPoHtan Hall on Friday evening May 18th.
A prize dance OF n O'Clock A. N.
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I have used Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth
Paste greatly to my satisfaction.
JAMES MONROE,
Late Ohio Senator,
Now Consul to Rio JaneirO.
Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally.
mayI2
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Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
PrOpsller May1Ower, dickson, Chicago.
Propeller Prairie State, Williams, Chicago.
Propeller Racine, Arthur, Chicago.
Propeller S~usquehannah, Webster unklrk
Bark d. Morris, Moore, Chicago.
Brig Amazon, YOungs, Buffalo.
schooner Noble, Fisk, OswegO-
Schooner Tartar, Post, OswegO.
Schooner Correspondent, Jeffreys, Racine.
Schooner Phoenix Peterson, Buffalo.
Schooner Flight, Butterheld, Marquette
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S~TKRLIKa's AKBRos1A FOB TIE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, Judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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NEW GYMyAsrTcs ToR LADTEs AND CH1Lp

NEW Gymnastics FOR LADIES AED CHILD
REN.-Mrs. Chapman, a graduate Of Lewis
Normal Institute for Physical Education, Of
Boston, Mass, will meet all ladies interested
in the subject Of Physical Education, at Ly-
mans Hall, formerly Chass) Wednesday May
Is, at 4 P. N. The children will meet at 5
P. n. mayI2:439
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The best Butter is at 1913 Ontario street.
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For LAKE sUPERIoR.-The staunch screw steamer
Mineral Rock will leave H. Garretson's dock this
Saturday evening, for Lake Superior.
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DR.. BErTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eaHy. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. msrl7:4A
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Brook TRoUT.-Tom Elwood, on Bank
street, has just received some splendid a nice
lot of Brook Trout from Lake Superior.
mayI5-2t
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CASH paid for Butter at 1873 Ontario
street.
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M A E.
PoRT OF CLEVELAND, Maysl5.

PoRT OF CLEVELAND, Maysl5
ENTERED.
Steamer, May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prairie state, Williams, Ogdensburg.
Racine, Arthur, Buffalo.
Propeller Mayfower, Dickson, Buffalo.
Bark David Morris, More, Buffalo.
Brig Amazon, YOungs, Buffalo,
Schooner Correspondent, Jeffrey, Buffalo.
Schooner D. G. Allen, Gilmore, Buffalo
Schooner IrOnsides, Wadsworth, Buffalo.
Schooner Middlesex, Davis, Buffalo.
Schooner Lucy Anchard, Henderson,, Buffalo.
Schooner Farewell, Hunter, Buffalo.
Schooner Tartar, Post, Buffalo.
schooner y. Baker, Robinson, Buffalo.
Schooner P. L. Noble, Fisk, Green Bay.
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WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY A PIANO.
ANY person having a good instrument that
they have no immediate use for, can rent the
sam for a number of months where it shall
be well taken care of, by calling in person,
or addressing Piano" Leader Counting
Room. mayI5:44I
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GET your Butter at 1873 Ontario street.
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET-lIay Is.
UBY TELEGRAPH.l
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
CHICAGO ~MARKRT-May b.

Pacific Mail, bid ls9k@I9OA New York Central,
bid I2441al2ta; Erie, bid g7&GeT4 Erie preferred,
bid los Hudson, bid lS2.
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TIE Cleveland Leader, Frank Leslie,
Harpsrs Weekly, PetersOn's Magazine,
Goody's Lady's Book, and all the late New
York papers for sale at the West Side Post
Office. mayI6-1t
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THE LADIES will notice that Mrs. Shaw
is home from New York, to-day, with the
new Summer Styles. Rooms No. 296 Supe-
riOr street. mayI6:446
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The great Butter Depot is at 1873 Ontario
street.
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ON BBLs FLOUR-RED & WHITE
OOS Wheat sA' & ,. 4 8. BURGESS.
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n A. READ & co, BANKERs. 50
VI Superior-St., pay the highest Premium for
Coupon interes. due May LIST, on o.. S. Government
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AND
BRICKLAYERS.-The Master Builders and
B~rckmakens OF Chicago are in want Of q large num-
Der Of Laborers and Bricklayers- There will be no
draft there as Ulir Ois has furnished IS 900 more
fr0Ons than her uCOfa.. maVl34m
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USTvERsALIsM-CLEvELAND UNIVERSAL
IsT SoCIETY.-Rev. H. Evans from Sharon,
will preach at Sons of Temperance Hall, OPP
posite the Post Office, tomorrow at 1O%
O'Clock A. NJ, and ~ O'Clock P. n. Subject,
morning: " God the Author of all things I"
evening Hebrew Poetry" may16-4S9
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on hand very choice brands Of akron and Opio
FAMILY FLOUR, and good Southern Ohio, Indiana Xxx
red and white Wheat Flour for Baker'g. Calan see
fham At Imalal CLAEA
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0O00 BBLs FLOUR FOR SALE
EUUO Among which arc the following iaEoTite
br~auds-HNaYarre City" WILLOW Bank. Mineral
Bidge," deacon and Union Mills" canton Omy
Mills" 'tHigh Falls Mills" &c for sale cheap
SPBANKLE & BURGEBIt
mayIR 81 and 80 Merwin-st.
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SIhA lEB.-AB Ut TWO WEEKS
~ since from tbs residence Of the undersigned, =
kBD COW, raths T smell and we'll prOpOrtlOnCd, with
a small hole in one horn, and about four or five years
OLD. Whoever will give information or return the
same to the corner of York aud IOrain 6ts., West
DAVEIN hawkes.
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N HONORABLY DIsCHARG-

~ hONOhhDI1 UlDGdAhd-
~ I'D Ohicer Of the u 5. A., who Is possessed Of
more than y years business experience in several
branches, end who could mHke himself useful in any
capacity, would like 10 obtain q situation as Book
keeper. Commission business preferred. Amount Of
talary not 50 much Of an object as e permanent situ-
alton. BE car give good reerences- Address P. o..
box SZ25. mayl2-fYq
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PREMIUM FUNDS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUsEN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and SILVER,l
Demand Notes,
Canada Money.
Kentucky Money,
B'k Of the State Of Indiana,
q. s. Coupons interest.
~ ALL KINDS Of o.. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
~ UHCURREET BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount. aPrIl:44s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-16

ELOUR.-OHI0 FLOUR. IND1-
ANA Flour, Akron FlOurs- Desirable brands
fr Bakers, Dealers and Families, in gtere and for
rats nv OANhON & FREEMAN
mayI4 Commission Merchants, River-st-
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CHELL OYSTERS-JUsT~N
received, a lot Of FRESH sHELLSNfOa
OYSTERS a. Terrapin Lunch l02 Bank &A
street.
may's4s9 TOM ELWOOD.
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FLOUR &FEED.

TLOUR-4OO Bells. DOUBLE Elk.
n TRARED WHEAT FLOUR, For sale BY
mayI5 R.T.LYON &TURRILb-
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DOTTED CORN MEAL-NEW
y and very choice FOR City Trade, At
go a. n. PERRY q cos.
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-CoRRFsPoTDFRCE

EOR RENT.-A VERY GOOD BRICK
HOUSE, in good order, conveniently looted
inquire OF JOHN G. JENNINGS,
maYi5;440 AtWafer Buildings.
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ELOUR-2OOO BBLs ONO FAVOR
TIE brands-aIl qualities, ct low prizes.
mays GEORGk sPRAGUE.
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TOTFICIAL
msy12-l43
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eOidiOFs' Bounty Pay and PsnEiOnH.
We sre authorized by Government to collect
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WANTED "A RESPECTABLE,
steady, young man as a constant attendant
upon q young geat;eman,s subject to epileptic attacks.
IestimcnialsO Of moral character required Address
Ms. "a CHsPMAN Bellevue, Huron Co. Ohio.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-04
ITO CoNsUNPTIyEs

X -hE Advertise. having been restored
to health IN few WEEKS 10y 4 very sinl.le
remedy. after having Suffered several wears
with severe lung affection, aud that dread
disease, C''nsnm pii'n-is suxiul:s T. raks
known to his felluH- sufferers the means .f
cure
To all who desi it. he will Ssud = copy
Of the prescription used (froe Of CIarse}.
with the directions for preparing ana u,irs.,
the same. which they will iini a SURE crIrr
for CUnStImp'inn. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c.
The only object "f the Advertiser in <.-s.,iing
the Prescription i u benefit tie afflicted.
AMI spread information which he cunceives
TO he inva uahle. and he h"pes every suffr-
er will try his rem"dy, as il vii cast them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please aIdres,
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co. New York.
November 3, 1862 -3m.-N. & A..
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Auditors Notice.

i. kUpelin fer use Of In the Curt II
Thomas Butler Common Pleas Il
-. Cambria county. No
John Litz. % March Term.
1851. Nend- Expou.
And uow January 9th. y II 1858. on
motion of Gev. VI. Reed. Esq ! E Scau-
Ian. Esq. appointed Auditor 10 report dis
tribution Of the proceeds uf tie sale Of de-
iendani real esta'e- made On tie above writ.
b. the Court
l. \. From the Record.
Certified 9Th JANUARY. \ D lsgS-
J. M'DDNALD.
HrfiGgnn:.sTv-
Tie abuv, namel Ag.,it,r viii attend -
the duties of said appointment, at his Office
ing Ebensburg. ca Friday. the 18th day ci
February next AZ one o'clock. =. NJ, when
and where all persoBs interested nlav attend.
J. l.. SEAMAN.
Jan. 2l~5~3t Auditor.
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THE UNION RIGHT OR WRONG
UNION PLANNING MILL
IBENePTkG. PENNA.

The snl scriher begs ie..se iu inform the
public that he is prepared % furnish. on
short notice and on reasonable terms, all
manner If WORKED LUMBER. SASH
AND DOORS. and MoULDNGS.
All work warranted to give entire salts
facti N.
Orders from distance solicited. and filed
with Pu"mpiness and dispatch
eJ-Rnugh Lnmber taken IN exchange for
Worked LumJer
q. T. WILLIAMS.
Eben~burg. SeI.t 2. lSE2-rf
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4 uc:ione@rs Notice.

THE undersigned having obtained a liz
ceUse a. anctioneer in Cambria county from
SAMUEL j. RCrER collector of the Nation
al tax law for the 18th District Penna. HERE
ny GIVES NOTICE. that he will attend 20 the
duties Of an auctieneer frr al persons which
may wish to employ him-ail applications
made personally or by letter address: To
Loretto. i. O. will he promptly attended 10.
ENOS c. NCMCLLEN.
Ebensburg Dee i ith 1862.
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WATCH. CLOCK. AHD IEEFLRY gflRI

MAIN STREET. JOHNSTO Ti
LEWIS LUCKHART. begs leave t. an
nounce that he has always a large and varied
aSsDrtmen of aN tue various articles peculiar
20 his business Repairs promptly and
carefully attended L..
,Johnstowu April. l. IsGI. II.
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4 administrators Notice.

4 dmiuIstraIors Notice
\ Letters # 4 ADMINISTRATION
on the estate of Mary Raser, late at Jack
sol township. Cambria county deceased,
having been grarted t. the undersigned by
the Register of said county. all persons
indebted to ; id estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims Or de-
manis against the same - preScut them t.
GEORGE SHAFFER, Admr.
January rs. lS13-S-Gt-
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L. y School Order drawn by
the Directors of the Carroll township Schoci
District in favor of Andrew Eckenr3de. for
One Hundred Dollars, said Order was lost
ON the Rail Roai between .juhnstown and
Cres-ou. on Saturday the 81 Of January
1868. All persous are hereby uvt;tied not
to purchase said Order as payment has been
stopped on it.
ANDREW ECkENRODE.
Jan IS lS63-S-2t
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l. The premises now in
the occupancy Of E F. Lyle, ESQ. situate
i'll the BOr"uSh of Ebensburg. near the
Foundry. Possession will he given lst Of
April next.
ALS0-The pffce on Main street. in said
Borough. formerly occupied by d. ". Lew.
is, NJ d., Of which possession will he given
Immediately WM KITTELL.
Jan. u, lSG3>7tf
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T,oR SALE OR RENT.

INOR SALE OR RENT.
Il TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate ia
the village Of ilcmiock, Cambria county.
one thereof having erected thereon one
and a hall story plank house with = base
ment kitchen, aud "n ihe other a frame
stable. Apply to James Conrad. Esq. lii,
ley's Station. WILLIAM CARR
Oct. 10. lS62
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The Confessions and Experience
OF \ NERVOUS INVALID.

Vf 7 NEhNUIN N ALID-
Published for the benefit and Is a caution
to young men, and others. who su;fy. from
Nervous Debility. Early Decay. and their
kindred ailmenrs-suPplying tie means of
self cure. by one who has cured himself
after being a victim cf misplaced crufi,ienCe
in medical humbug and quaCkery- by en-
closing postpaid directed envelops, single
copies may he hal o! the author. NATHANIEi.
MAYFAIR, Ell, Bedford, Kings conuty,
New York Jan. u ,>e,In.
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I INstate of Andrew Lewis Deceased.

T. state Of Andre" Lewis Deceased
Notice Is her by given. that letters Of ad~
min;s:ration have been granite! 70 the under
signed on the estate Of Andrew Lewis. late
If Ebenshurg. in the C1uuty of Ca-zbria.
deceased. All persons knowing themselves
indebted u said estate are hereby notified IL
call and settle the same. and those having
claims against said estate. u present them
properly authenticated for settlement
MARIA LEWIS
Jan. 2l-T-6t-c. Aduinistratrix.
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Winter (InIIIing.

" tHteF 1OtHtbS-
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
READY-HADE CLOTHING EVER
BROUGHT TO JOHNSTOWN.
A complete stock 81
MEN AND BOYS WARE.
Heavy cloth overcuats. fine dress coats.
vest. fancy and plain. pautaleons Il every
description. Al kinds Of under clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
late Stv'Cs; alS0
TRUNKS.
NaiiCES,
CARPET BAGS.
and IN fact every thing in my line If buSi-
ness kept alNays on hand, which wih sell
AT fair honest prices. l respectfully Invite
the ;,ull:c to come and lovk at my gods,
AMI If Ne 10 not deal, 10 charges will be
r,,s,3e. IL TUCK
Clinton street. second door from Main
,TohnStown. Oct l5 1862 If
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A udifor's Notice.
a The undersigned
having been appointed Audt..r. by the
Court Of Common Pleas # Cambria county,
TO report distribution uf the proc"eiS of the
Real Estate of Geurge d Allen slll by tl.~
Sheriff on Lev Fa- M. 81. Dec Z. lsJl.
1t the ~uit IF J IN Mathews, f,r Use. ereby
notifies sll persons interested that he viii
st In the discharge Il the duties 4 hiS said
appointment, AZ the FOSTER HOUSE IN
the Bprousi II Iuhr,stown on Tuesday the
18th day f February next. at one o'clock.
2. VI. MM. kITTELL,
Jan. 2l-1 3io Auf.iar-
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LAUREL SWAMP INN.

TIE subscriber would respectfully infCrTn
the travelling public thar he has opened Il
:. Laurel Swamp lnr," at CTssScn, and Is
now prepared to accommodate, with luxury
aud convenience. all these who may favor
him With their patronage His TABLE
will he supplied with the best the market
can afford; his BAR VIII contain Liquors "a
the hest brands: attentive aud obiigiBg SER
wants ALWAYS at their posts TO attend to the
wants VI visitors
BENJAMIN VAUGHN.
r,.ez,D oct % 1862 IT
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rECTIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
n s9 v of january 4 D. 1862 to the 2sd dav Of january y ,sse
both days
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I>GR RENT,
l. The Office on Centre street
lately occupied 10y 4. @. Muilin. Esq pos
session given on the 1st of April next And
the Office on High street, opposite Tudor s.
Jones' q -ocery, possession given immeji-
ately. For terms apply To
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
Jan. %, 1862 S-3t.
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H NcLAUGHiLN. Attorney at Law
D.Johnstovn Pa. Office on Market
street, uext door t. + Marbcurs's store
VIII attend 10 the ou.lecti.u OF Soldiers
claims, and to al! other business conected
with his profession. IL. 80 "
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Prepared by e. :. I. LEL2 u CO,
.sse.:eG. Az a1ul~t'-sl Chemists, lowell, Mass
SOLD RY
Z. :. Rum. EbensburG, c I. Frazer: Johns
town: SteigeTWalt and NauokeI, CAROLS
town; 4. H. Shields. LoTeIto; NJ Douglas.
Chess Springs and by Dealers everyW here.
April 2d lS62-ly
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WI. !; I, J, will WILLIAMS, Auditors.

February 4. lS63.-9-4t.
The School Teachers aRd Supervisors vii
call for tie money belonging to the town
ship
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-22

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-No publisher
knows better how to cater to the literary
taste of the ladies. than Cooley. How he
prints such beautiful book. for so small
a sum of money is a mystery to US. The
fashion plates, elegant engravings. illus
trations in knitting crocheting, ETC., etc..
are alone worth the price Of the book. Its
stories and sketches are excellent. Its re-
cepts valuable to every household. No
family should be without Cooley. especial
ly one in which there are girls. Godey's
Magazine 10 the best in the world, 1t is
certainly. au gre de tout le monde.
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FROM TENNEs SEE RIVER.
Rebels Blockading the River-Fears
Tor the Safety of q Federal Train.

FoET HENRY. Jan. 16.
The steamer James Means, with com
missary stores for the army at Corinth.
has returned. She reports bpls to tie
number OF 2. 500 encamped in the riciui-
ity of Savannah, and fears that the train
which left Pittsburg Landing on Sunday
for Corinth. under escort of 1,4OO. will
be attacked and captured by the rebels,
Is their presence in that vicinity is en-
tirely unexpected. They were receiving
artillery for the purpose of blocksding
the river. 1t is believed that no steamers
will now be able to go up the river with
ont the protection of gunboats.
FORFEIT crossed the Tennessee, on bis
retreat, at Clifton.
Early in the morning troops to guard
the train arrived. and Just saved their
capture. As the guard only amounted to
400 men. and there were $500 rebels
in the -nsighborhood the Captain was
fearful the train would be attacked and
captured before it reached Corinth.-
There are large numbers of rebel troops
on both sides of the river. Col. Ran.
dali is encamped close to Savannah with
$500 men, and had sent for and was
to receive on Monday twelve pieces Of ar
tillery to blockade the river.
The Captain thinks it was only chance
that he got through safe. They were ia
ken BY surprise as they did not expect
boat up so soon and were not prepared to
attack.
Forrest crossed near Clifton. He drove
his horses across the river, and crossed
bis men and eight pieces of artillery on
RATS and fat boats.
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be river. starting on Monday. and *,
probably be here from Memphis to S Sll
1t is thought probable that St. Cb,"!'
on White river. will be probably ra5n 's', ;
Rock. "'s
L. addition to the above, We have ss.,
slip from the Memphis Enquirer, vS;.a Iisa
says that two regiments os rebels srrir.l sa
at the fort on the morning after the 0 ,.
render. and entered with flags flying snI sui
drums beating, supposing it still he'll h.
the rebels. They were captured, of con,'s
swelling the list Of prisoners to over ', e..
thousand.
The loss on our side in killed, wor,a
ell and missing was about from 800 :.
500. The gunboat Louisville was HI, %
So times.