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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04

NEW WATCH &JEWELRY STORE
II The undersigned having located in the bor
ough of olearfeld (at the shop formerly occupied
by Welch as jewelry shop.) are prepared to
90 work of all kinds on the most reasonable terms
The cash viii positively be expected when the
work is delivered We are confident thu we can.
not be excelled by any workmen in town or county
Come one, come all to- The Sfgn oftLe Big Watsh
April 8, 62.ly-pd LAUGHLIN d HOLES.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. &c..
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, Pa
---
Read the oLIosgsts list Of goods and profit Mereby
Cheap FOR TEE LADIES. Goo4; ;;
Cfe Always on hand large stock of La G,,-,
OH dies goods-sueh as Goburg Cloth, CooJ
On Alpacas, De LANES, Ginghams, S,oJ
Ord Prints Chintz, kerchiefs, NJ CooJ
C6eo1pI bies, Bonnets, Gloves, etc. Col
C6eap FOR GENTLEMEN, Go0I
Chap Always on hand Black, Blue Brown Go0A
Cheap and Grey Cloths, Fancy and Black Go0K
CaeaB Casimeres. Sattinets Cassjnets, lCf5sI
CAeaBi Tweeds. Plain and FancyVest- tGooK
Cheap iEgs, ohirting, etc. etc etc. Goosi
CheGp kEADY-MADE GO0tt
Cheap Such as Goats. Pants, Vests Uader- G00f
Cheap shirts and other Flannel shirts, G0of
Cheap Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps Neck G0ok
CReap ties, Gum Boots and Shoes-and tto09
Cheap variety OF other articles Looz
GCHEtaP HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 5no5 !
SGytteLP Such Unbleach0d and Bieached - - u !,
CCHnoHP Muslins, Coored Muslins, Linen IooL !
SfP and cotton table cloths, Oil cloth, go go.
SnP Linen and hemp fowls, car
GhP pets, curtains, fringe, etc C.l -yo1
C6.gP9I HARDWARE. &C Gooy
OIL, IF you want Nails or spikes. Manure g. ,
C6sani or other forks, Saw-mill or other GrooL
CbeaDl saws, Smoothing irons, Locks, Gook
T6sanI Hinges, etc, go to Nossop's Goog
Cbe1DI where you can buy cheap Goa
CkeaD! IF YOU WANT Cool
Chsap Knives and forks, Butcher Knives Good
Cheap Shoe. and Stove blacking, Manila Good
Cheap and hemp ropes, Ink, Paper or Good
Che1pl Pens, Powder, Shot or Lead, Good
Cheap etc, buy them at MosSop's. Good
CheapI IF YOU WANT Good
Cheap Shoe Last or Pegs palm or Fancy Go0R
SIeGP Soap, Starch, Wall Paper or Win aooa
S1teap dow Shades, Lamps Lamp tubes tIooa
SSHHe4P or Wieks, coal oil, etc, go to IIoo9
Gte4P Mossop's cheap cash store. r0og
90 IF YOU WANT G5 Iooj'
SrSsapl Good extra family Flour White or ~ oog =
Chsas brown sugar, hams, shoulders or Goo.1 ooJ
tIBsant sides, coffee; Imperial, Young 60
sy5sann Hyson or black tea, buy them go
Cheap a' "oss"p eheap Tor cash. Good
Cheap IF YOU WANT Gosd
Chedp Tallow candles. fine or coarse salt Gool
Casap Syrup OF moiasses, cheese, dried iGoed
Chem apples or peaches, water or So fTood
Chean do crackers, call at Mossop's lGooL
Cheap where you can buy cheap. Cord
Cheap IF Y0U WANT Good
Chsapi Port wine for Medical or Sacrament Go0a
Cheas tai uses, Sweet wine, old Monon- GOod
Caeapi gahela or rye whisky, Cherry Gooa
CRAP and Cognac brandy, buy al G06d
Caeap Mossop's cheap cash store. Go2a
Sissp Sx IF YOU WANT Go99
sITp Raisens, Figs, Prunes or dried Cur y O
go rants; hlbertS, cream, pecan or l.oOt'
EIP ground nuts, candies, Iiquorice Coo,
SaP or Liquorice root, buy them Gooa !
81 IT MosSop's cheap and good. rs Gooa
CIszs IF YOU WANT 60
Chan To buy any other article cheap be Cood
(4bs1nl TO go TO Mossop, for he sells CO
CkAzni cheaper for cash than any other 60
CEe4n person in Clearfeld county &C.,
CEnagI November 27, 1851 ap2i 50. f.ooI
.:rfroeed cotrtry produce Of epery kt.rd taken a
IKE HsVat slaySst prices tn eIekaRgc TO, goods
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04

THO THE PUBLIC.--The updersirned bsvs
IL ing purchased the entire stock of the late firm
OF Moore Etzweiler, and having made large sd-
ditons thereto, is now prepared to wait upon Gus.
toners. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the firm, be hopes by
strict personal attention to business to merit
cOntinuence of the same
March 26, '62.-tf. d. T. ETZWEILER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04

1 NJ T. L VI T. .---Elasqsers lam. an
~ LGnas-Ihe subscriber would inform -
iarm ers OF Giearheld county, that he keeps con
stantly on hand at the Jones Kiln Mt Tvro,sA IN
large stock of lime and will furnish osa eoH,ra.,
any quantity at the terminus of the Tyyone sTs
Philipsburg Railroad. @~
March ig; 1857 VA. II. ROBERTSON
N. B. Lime constantly on hand al SANDY R;S-.
Station, on the Tyrone and Clearfeld Railroad
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04
SECOND SUPPLY OF
New Summer Goods.
AT THE OLD RICES
j. p. KRATZER.

j. 2. KRATLER.
Has Just received another general assortm ent of
Summer Dry Goods.
Lawns, Cloths, Dress trimmings
Poplins, Satinets, Ribbons
Shallies, Cashmere. Flowers
Cashmeres. Tweeds, Head netts
Lavellas, COttonades, Laces,
Ducals. Driliings, Collars
Silks, Jeans, Undersleeves,
Prints. Musns, Mantillas,
Falancias FianneIs, Busters.
Chintz Linens ShawlS.
Ginghams, Ticknes. Hosiery,
Ladies Prominade Jackets, Bonnets
Sun Umbrellas Carpets Floor oil-cloths, Hats
and Caps Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
coffee, tea molasses, sugar, salt candles, rice
spices, Hour, tobacco. syrup candies, essence of
coffee pulverized sugar crackers, starch. soda
sperm and tailow candles, black tea. saleratus
wines, maekera shad, salmon, cod fish, herring.
HARDWARE & -QUEENSWARE.
Clothing, Notions, Jointed hoop skirts, Shakers.
MUSICAL Go0Ds
Victims, flies, strings, bridges bows, keys precep-
tors music paper, rosin
Tin-yare glassware. drugs. lamps buckets tubs
churns, brooms, wall paper, blinds. umbrellas,
baskets, school books, varnish, moss curled hair.
coach yarnish. spirits of turpeHtine lead and oil
fish OIL coal oil. glass tc. in fact little of every
thing usually kept in a country store
All Of " hich will be sold on the most reasonable
terms for cash approved country produce.
May IS, 1862. j. p. kRATZER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04
Furniture Furniture I!
JOHN GUELICH.

Desires to inform his old friends and customers
that: having enlarged his shop and increased his
facilities for manufacturing, he is now prepared
ed, IN good style and at cheap rates for cash. He
mostly has on hand at his Fur Diture Rooms"
varied assortment of furniture, among which is
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS,
Wardrobes and Bookcases Centre, Sofa, Parlor
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Common, Freneh-posts, Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
oofAS OF ALL KINDS, WoRK-STANDS, HAT
RACKS, WASH. STANDS. &c.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-04

M Ant ED.-l00 Bushels Flax Seed ine,.
ehange for goods, at the Cheap Store Cs
Oct 1862 J. d. THOMPSON. CurwensviTe p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
AEoT aER NOTIFICATION TO ToREIca CON.
SULS OF OPKHRD PORTS

The amt 1.d circular las been addressed to
tie Consular Agents In the Cerfede, ate States. j.
Will be seen that IL officially announces the raising
" tie blockade OF two Southern ports
iCrcular
DKPARTM MENT OF eTATk,
Richmond, February 7.h, 1869 (
ST.: have again t, inform you Of ths aising c;
The blockade of TWO Southern ports by Superior
fdees.
This Government is ffc.klly informed of the
.ot d dsr ersion and Si.xppeArsnce Of the blocksd
Ing tqaadron recently stationed off Galveston bar.
bof By the combined attack Of land and naval
forces OF the Confederscy. In this attack the enc
nys steamer Harriet Lsne was captured, and the
tag slip of The squadr on, the Wes.hsid, was blown
up ana destroyed. The blockade Of the port Of
Galveston Ii therefore at an end.
The srmed river bosts which raised the block ads
., Galveston then proceeded to Sabine PSss, ,whsrs
they as atm attacked the ensnys blockAders es p.
,ared IS guns, q large quantity Of storeT, and .
number OF prisoners. 10 blockading feet now
exists of Sabine Pass and the steamers OF the Cor
fsderacy were, at the last sccounts crEifing cd tho
Psss with no enemy In sight
This Information is given for the guidance Of
guch Of the merchants Of your nation ss may Do.
sire to trade with either Of the pan orts Of Gal
Tsstcn or Sabine Pass.
Respectfully, your obdt gery't,
j. p, BlNJAkIN, See'y OF State.
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Nv sslnner e. Axents, Aucsz.
[ircn.Fropt Btiidilg. Governor street,

TxTRNsiva AID PaRHkpTOlY srO0Y
lL EaLE or CLOTHING AND VALUABL1
~ aHISBIAa GOODS At AUOTIOl-Ou
TUESDAY, tia .zth inst eom.nonsing q 10 o'clk
ss tbs s.oS~ o. hessrs xareuse 4 Co, corner Of
Hasa and 18th sts (who have determined ~ close
tlleir present business We skall sell at auction
without reserve their entire large and valuable
stock OF 0iotasog gant's FnfnahinG ana Military
Goods, Comp l.ing ons ct the largest and best A.
sorted stocks of Goods to be found In the OouSsds
racy. We name In pAct-
1000 black Goth Dress and Frock OoAta
Yency and Plain Business Co.'s
Pilot, Beaver sni Ailitar1 0vsseaais
Military Jackets
Boys Costs and Jackets
Rubber Owe. oosss
1000 pairs csnts e'n.istius Of gents fancy and
plain black Oamlnsee
Military Pants, Q large asDoetxasut
gs,i0st Pants, boys PxAs
800 L!sek Goth. SILK, Velvet. and Fancy OAsE
msse Vests
White Liner Boscm ESifts
FeIsy RIancei Osershirts
Meflno Dransss sni Undsenhirts
Wooisu aud Cotton Socks
Six Hdk n. Cotton Hdk'S
Buck Gsuntets
Sd,psadece. Umbrellas
Together with lMae and attractive stock OF Paney
Goods.
l asfrlsss Patent Fire s.i Furr;.r Proof
ssfe, In good order.
TIL ssls will commence with ths Clothing pune.
tuaLy =. 10 o. 'ciosk.
10 p.s!ponsIusn: On a,c'a ant Of wsashsr
TEkrs -Cagh
Sale to bs cOndr.sssd hy
NH III BUkHHS AR1l1o, Aue.s.
q Petersburg Express please COPY and send
r. al 70 th0 Auct,onaArS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
:. s . os .sf scsuaaao1s 2snd sSA'@s'

eher. are seyess Il OTHER acsuaaioas pend asaiust
St Clsif Tor diifsfsu; effsacss.
Msfers Cea~s fkursIay. kayeh laih Joseph
slave OF jane usgfs, as.sstsd for having In his
pozsssalon lot Of tobaess. supposed stolen, was
tfied x4d acquitted.
Martin Sullivan was afrsignsd for assaul.Irg
0sorgs B!asiock BY throwing stones at his hosss
and breaking hia wird,ws and striking him On the
bead He was ansd 81. and required to rive -.
cufity for his good bsnxvior
Fanny, asvo Of VIM Crawiey, charged with a.
atu.ticg 1Izsbsth Tyfee and SEALING q ehiids
drsss from hs1. --as ordered twenty Iasies.
John and Rober. hrshcy, arrested fer not ha vinz
their fres papers with them, wore discharged on
their being produced
The eass Of William. slave OF Arthur Bullock.
for breaking into the store Of James r Dabney
and stealing nine pairs Of koots valued st $780, and
several pairs Of saoss valued at ea7. Wa
until rid2y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
sKULKINd OFFICERB-Aa EXCELLENT
ACVH

Al lssi The iiassiisd ska kefs who hxvs been
losang Ia our city without iesvs will be furcsd
t.ck to their regiments. Gen. Lee has asIs to
Richmond Lieut. Col Eobt. p Blunt, Proves. Mar.
shsl CT the .rny, with orders to send every officer
Of ths army of he Potomac now hero without leave
b.ek TO his regiment Col Blunt will Orgxuizs
gard here. and will atfes. every commissioned
strasg!er " h, cannot show proper papers to war
rant his stay here. 1t il riddanoo most devoutly
- be wished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

Scarcity of Labor The railroad superint sr dents
have begun to complain OF the want nf labor on
their respective lines, and some hsvo petitioned
Congress to allow than detail Of battery hands
In order to do certain work necessary to keep
thase Important thoroughfares In good rannirg
condition. The question deserves the ssrioc. con.
sldsra,ion OF these to whom II Is addressed. The
su ,cegs Of the COrfsdera ate arms, In great inea
sure, depends on this fl siencv Of the rxrc sds
There ars hundreds Of .bls bodied men bel In va
rious civil and military prisons for trivial off scoss
supported In idleness, st prsst cost both to tho
State aud Confederkcy, whose labor might ts :1ads
Aysil Table In tbs pre- sent emergency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

Still Burning The remnants CT the recent great
frs near the Petersburg depot were still burning
yesterday. The authorities had caused the dcor
and window ways aiding to the part OF the public
warehouse burnt to be boarded up yesterday TO
prevent tie draft aud consequent increase Of tia
hrs wou'd sesm that a steam engice. with q
steady dow Of water for . fsw hours, would have
averted the two fslsa alarms of frs created rinse
the COZ f,gratIon by the rskindl. and blsxing up
OF toe eplhRrH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reports from Charleston.

nePOTO IfOun CuaIRbt00.
AUGUSTA, Mash IA special dispatch fre m
p. W. A." to the Savannah Re2ubiican, dated
Charleston, llsh. ssys Intelligence has been received
In official circles that Burnside has been asasusd
to the command Of the Department Of South Ca
rolina and Georgia" The attack will be made
within the next ten dayA probably at spring tide.
on the 10Th lost.
1t is reported tha. the CatskHl isou-elad passed
the bar yestszd.y, on he. way to Port Royal.
fs1CoRD DIsPATcH.l
CHARLESTON. March 12.--The rp,rt Il suzrer.
hese that Burnside hss arrived, and taken com.
mand at Por. Hoysl.
It 10 sail that this PIP ointment was made to com.
promise the diffienitlss bstween Hunter api Eos.
ter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

Napoleon guns -spscimens OF those cele brated
suns a.e row being cast In this city. They II
fsshiosed Of erxss hsvs smaller bore end ere 4
third larger than the ordinary SIX poundsr. Ibay
ara said to be most s.ec.ive weapons 4 ncmber
are now being mais Of church bells ali tbs old
lrsEsh eaaaon 80 lors deposited At the Vfe.ria
AYmofY. The EepoieOnS are smooth borsi era
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
Repor ts frem Deserters,

EoBlLs, March IA special to the Tribune,
dsted Jackson, llth, says Two Federal desc r:srs
arrived at Panola to-day, who bring information
th.t Is transports and surboats are In Tails.
hsschis river. The whole force Is estimated q.
$4,000 men. Tbs desertsrs came on the last boat.
through the Yszoo Pass, which vas badly dam
aged by snsgs and stumps. A rsgro rs giment IL
st Memphis. from above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

The PAY OF CONFEDERATE OFFICERS 80 LIEN
tenants os l:tsnsry, second and third receive oso
psr month Fist LisutsnsntA e9c; Captains, $3.50;
Majors, Sl5C; Lieutenant. Colonels, ole0; CoIope.z
osiO; Generals Of Division or R-i.ads. ya9l.-
Officers are not allowed to draw rations. fhs pay
OF oscs:s O: Artillery IL. fer Lientsaaars and CAP
taius the sans a In Infantry for Majors ol5! psr
month for Lieutenant. Colonsis eis; for uolonels.
$40 10 ths Cavalry service, Second I,L.snsnts
receive go per month; First zasstsusnss S!oc;
Captains Sic; Msiors, cs6., Lle:tsnAntC Colonies,
ties; Colouels o2lu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
Affairs on the Tallahatchie

MOBILE, kafch l2.-Reliable information e.
csiysd here states that the most amp.e prerxaa.
lions are making, and nearly completed, to give
the Yankees a warm reception on ths Tslia hatchs
river. Ny iuf,rmstion states that Ito greatest
confidence is expressed in our ability to prevent
the Yankees from entering tae Yazoo by way Of
TsIlshatehie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

Im Cntyage.--foms time dorsng Wednesday
nsghs a numbes OF Wills ias entered the stables OF
the place formerly occupied by the late Nicholas
Mills, now owned by bajor VIM. Allan, of Clair.
mont, and sbstrac!ed seven of his horses and two
carriages, which we're found yesterday morning n
diffsrent parts OF the city The vehicles were
badly dam, ged one being upset and the tongue
broken off, and all ths harness stolsn. The
hois,s were cnt and bruised about tbs legs. Rs i
they had been driven repeatedly ovsr piles OF
strnes no ciao could bs found to the perpe:ra
togs u The sing ula- outrage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

Or2,aary Ltc:nsts.--An application wa enbmi.-
ted to The Eustinss Court yesterday ty Judge
Crump CT behalf OF Mr.. Q. .. Fisla, Of Congress
Hail. for license 10 ks,p al ordinsry. The ap
plica.ion was endorsed by a la-se number CT vel:
known gentlessn, Gevsrnment and Ststs fi,is,s,
AZ well MI III cerA of congress. license 10 keep
an ordinary Involves the privilege OF selling ardent
Spirits or . MIXTURE thereof The Court sf.er
hearing tho applicant. through his oounse an
nounced ihxt it had dessrmin to gran. 10 more
permits to sell liquor. 60 the lieenRa refused.
motion to RECONSIDER will be argued to DAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
,pInAY MORNING. MARCH l3 1876,
TIN SITUATION At PORT HupsoN

TIN SITUATION AT PORT HUDSON
Per. Hudson, which b destined 10 be one Of The
,,u. Of ds,rsra:e scntsst In the West, ID on the
..,, hank Of The kisalss!ppi river. aboot twenty.
ev, rales above Raton Rouge II q on . very
n,sh and prscipiteas bluff. the ascent of which,
nom ,h. river. has to b made By . narrow uphill
5,esalt passage. Yankee accounts say that the
,,s,ios |. very strors and formidable one On the
,vss sid, that ia addition to the height and psr.
nspaeulAri.y OF the Bluff the river sweeps pass
The Place with rspidity ef current that would hs
serious disadvantage TO gun or mortar boats en-.
s.ssd In action Port Hudson cannot be turned
by eut.eff, a. she Yankees attempted to turn
ysksburs. The current Of The river there bears
..r:nsly towards the east bank.
poin, Coupse from which the Yankees are re-
nor.ed to have been driven by our troops, 10 elsht
OF ten miles above Port Hudson, On the opposite
,3e 0. the river. Fsasses river Is an old cut OF
Of ths NiS issippi just below Point Coupee, on The
,ssas side. Port Hddsou has no railroad eowmunI.
tstion, e1,s,t with Clinton, town In the same
parish. ioms nit.en or twenty miles east Of IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13
OFFIOn AfAPRRCG. T.

ATA xlIrzna Of tie bard Of Dissc ors Of
n this Oompasy, hsld On the 9th day Of March
Is5s, In cons equenos Of The sontinnsd and unpre.
cs eatsd advaacs In the cost Of aE materials sud
supplies foe this railroad aa4 n I'll the ezpsoses
Of lie operations, Is waD-
Reso2ssd That the rata of tolh now charged
ON frsirhts traasportsd over this road b further
inerssssd By ons fourth u The rates axsd W the
Tasif Of Tolls olablished % Tie lat day Of Nay,
1861 the rates 10 inoseassd 70 take e0:et q and
aStsr The 18th oi March, 1888.
6An'L RUTH
nh ll~6t eup'g TsanapoetAtlnu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

DRY aOoDg
20 GASES elegant Fancy and Nader Prints
Ii do 90 Black and White Prints
do Ia and 50 Black 2ngiish Grapes
10 60 Gao piscef) Black Lustres ana Alpscaa
} do Ut0 IieesO Dsbeyes and Atlantis
6 do English Pins
2O7O lbs best English Shoe Threal
49, lbs B.ue and " Patent Thread
2s0) dozen Goats ., Ermen's and Brcoks's 900
yard Spool Cotton
1tOO gross B aok and White suspender satsons
20 pieces Irish Linens srd Hollands
63 DO Ane Printed Csnlbflcs
90 do elegant Prinisd Jacone;s
Al do Back and White AMI Fancy Nus.ir,
20 do English Printed Dsiaines
do extra nus Scarlet Flanr,.i
80 n best Needles
40 dozen Maddaz Cotton Hdkfs
l4n do Hobbsf Combs, assorted
is: lbs Sewing Irvine
50 lbs best Blue Servings
SO dozen Black Lace S'a!ls
20 gross Closing Thread End Hesl Bail
80 Dc -tsarl Shirt Buttons, &c
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
oe2 dozen Pen and Pocket Knives
LEA do Table Knives and Forks
10 da EItcher Knives
ca do Table and Dessert Knives
ss ds German Silver Forks
SO do HH|ss sors. aasortea
1890 do Table Spoons
Ia do Tss 90
&o d hsis.unia Tea. xaasard. and esl,
I44 do Albasa Tea and Table Spoons
25 pieces Garth Web
cases Cotton Cards
sc Oasteel Hand 8aws
la Assorted Oash Boxes
"A grsss Carpsnters' Pineers
% dozen Shaving Brushea and E0xss
q do Razor Straps
d do 6.sslfssne Spectseles
. do Powder F,asks Poustes and ps,,;..
40 boxes cleaners Soap
2s Bride Bits
IS deg Sheath xhlyss
u a0' ah'a-: ..,I. Ass:.shaVp. aud sriarwood
STATIONERY.
2t0 rcaais News and Pfinsiug Paper
s93 do sftra folio Latter and Gan Papsr
sco do Bank Note Paper
81 do Copying and B.o,ii,g Paper
I20 Commercial Enve.oeex
l76 packs Highland and Xogui Playing Cards
26s gross Giliots Stsei Pens
80 gross Penholda.s
u dos Bristol and nne CARO- Boards
IL gross krnoids Ink Powder
doz Pocket Books, &c.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
kegs Ohlorsts of Potssh
1 cssk Grlphats Nagnesia
$50 OF ouinine
10 OF Muriats Of Morphine
&C lbs Nits ate Of Silver
70 lbs Jalep
60 lbs Pow dsgsd Rhubarb
SO lbs Pul- Ipscse
la lsdids Of Fotasa
Is lbs y;nsturs OF cpip.a
>, lbs fulv Tarkev Opium
az lbs Extyset ct Co.ocynih
u lbs pure Ohlgotorm
Blus MAN
cases Cantor Oh
! c&Ss TAstaric Acid
-sJV0 lb1 Exirset OF LosWoad
% kegs Bi Oarb Soda
q lbs OFT Ointment.
COFFEE And 6UNDHIla.
LOT bass prime lava Coffee
so do3so English Mustard
6l5 French And Ergl;sa CAifsklns
The goods viii b exhibited on the several floors
OF our wxrsheoss, and viii BE- rsady for exsmlna-
tio1 on tns day before the sale. Tha goods VII Be-
5ola In the following osder via:
Dry GooAA
Hardware and Oaslssy,
Stationary,
Dsugs and Medicines
Dus notice will be given Ct The hour q waich
the Coffee will b sold.
II thaxals Il mot completed On Wednesday, Il
will be coutinusd On 1haSsday.
NH II KRNT. PAIN1 4 90. Auets
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The Georpia Lea;s,ature to he Convened

The Georgia Leg 9islature to ke Convened
AUGUSTA, March IL 2--aov. B'cvn will couvsns
the Leg sisature Of this State tba 25.h iost and
will recommend . stringent prohibition Of the cul.
tivation Of moro cotton than is cesdsd for seed !;
also, the prohibition o. the dIsiLation of articles
Of food
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Fire ~-Ths sluEn Of Ere yestsfday morning st 8
O'Clock. wes caused By the burning OF q shed at.
tnched t, ths residancs Of LAWS Darzsy. f.. jiore1
man, living cn Brook Avenue.
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TXTRNSIVR AND PER0NPTORY SAFE
r. BIZ CATALOGUE or FRESH IMPORTED
DAY GOODS, STATIONERY DRUGS AND
MEDICINES, HAkDWARS, CUTLERY, AND
COFFEE. At AJOTIoN-On WEDNESDAY,,
the 18Th instant at our wareht u,e com mancing at
10 O'Clock, We vii! sell by catalogue, without re-
serve, abont 60) package, of flesh imported
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
STATIONERY,
DRUGS,
kRDIC1HEs.
and OOEFHl,
lust received per steamers ----, from Nassau, In.
oludins the following very scarce and desirable
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yANDoRNs VICTORY IN rEHNyssEE.


We hs We received some further particulars Of
the brilliant victory Ct asn. Van Dorm usar yranh.
Eu, Tenn, on TIE 3th.
The SIGHT continued four hours, Snd resulted In
onr driving the enemy from . strong position.
lalins 100, wounding 40. aud capturing Eve reai.
peots-two from Indiana, enc from Chic, one from
Wisconsin. and one from Michigan.
Two thousand fl:e hundred Of tie enemy es.
espsd with one battery and three reg'msns OF
cavalry. the remainder Of lis force, to Fsanklin.-
One hundred and twenty ave wounded and thirty
Eillsd will cover cur los.
Col larl, of the Sd Arkansas, was killed while
calamity leading his men into action, and Captain
Watson, Of Gen. Arnstrong's staff, while leading q
charge Lieut. Sullivan, o! Gen. Van Dorn's s..:f,
lad ,wo horses shot undsr him while leading q
,huge to Kings lst Missouri battery.
TIE success Is due In q great measure to Gsn
Forrest who. by coming up in The snsuy's rear,
compelled thsr surrender.
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/.tempted Stor.s --Thasclerx:of the wea.bes Yes
tsrdsy chou. IL o'clock. made vigorous eff,s: to
get up III mature s:ovv storm, but failed f,r want
of material.