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Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

FIGHT AT HONEY SPRINGs.-The force at
Honey Springs, in the Creek country, consist
ing of parts Of three or four Choctaw and Greek
regiments and Col Bass Texas regimen; num-
bering little over three hundred men, all
under the command of Gen. ID. Fl. Cooper, was
attacked about Thursday or Friday of last
week by force of Federals composed of white
men, Pin Indians and negroes. The Confed-
crate force did not exceed two thousand men
That of the Federals was estimated at four
thousand, under Col. Phillips. Gen. Cooper,
after making gallant defence, and exhausting
his ammunition, was compelled to retreat be-
fore the outnumbering forces Of the enemy.
Col. Phillips was too badly damaged to follow.
Col. Bass regiment behaved with the utmost
gallantry. Remaining on the field until sur
rounded, they charged, with clubbed guns, and
beat their way through the enemys lines. Col.
Bass was slightly wounded-the loss sustained
by his regiment was heavy. Our whole loss in
killed, wounded and missing is estimated at
four hundred.
P.S.-Later advices from the West say that
Col Phillips re-crossed the river and is again
at Fort Gibson. His move on this side Of the
river was probably for the purpose of covering
the departure of train.-Litle Rock Gdz.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

ra-Through the politeness Of Nfr. n. Selig-
man. We CLEAN the following particulars from n
letter received by him from Harrisonburg, La:
On the 5th inst, the Federal gunboats came
within a mile aud half Of the ford at Harri-
sonburg. They fired :hree shot and returned
to Trinity, from which place they started mp
Little River, and two after a steamboat up the
Ten.as. They captured the steamers Louis
vile and Alminy, at the same time stealing
from our people all they could. This morning
(lsth) they (six) left on trip down the river,
they may be expected, however, to return at
any IN moment-Shrereport Ners.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

Frou MysIssIppI.-We have nothing more
definite from the army of Johnston since our
last. The report of the battle with one divi-
sion of Grants army continues to be repeated
A report published in the Camden Herald of
the 24th SAYS, that Johnston kept retreating
from Grant until he fell into the trap prepared
for him. when Johnston gave him fight and
vbipped him badly. This fight occurred near
Jackson. Miss. Last week we published an
tenn. and have since heard several rumors in
regard TO it. Gen. 0sterhaus was killed, and
Gen. Sherman badly wounded in it.
The Shreveport News has the following ex-
tract of a letter, kindly furnished that paper
by officer. at headquarters:
The two armies had been skirmishing heavily
for three days. when on Sunday the 18th
Grant attacked in full force. johnson sue
ceeded in piercing his centre, and the result
was a COMPLETE victory for us, with loss to
the enemy of $4,000 killed and wounded, and
600 nrisoners. and from 40 to 80 pieces OF
artillery.
Nv informant does not vouch for the correct
ness of the above figures, as he left the eve
nino If the battle acting as aid to Gen. Adams
and knows the enemys loss to have been tre-
mendous. and saws he saw very large numbers
of prisoners. -.
Grant fell back to his entrenchments on Big
Black
Heavy cannonading in that direction is re-
ported during the day following In the battle
one Federal Brigadier General was killed and
two captured.
He further states that every one east OF the
Mississippi river, both Federal and Conlede-
rate, firmly believes in the capture OF wash
ington by Gen. Lee. ...
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
sayN True Democrat, please copy.

IMPogrANT FROM MExIco.- San Fran
cisco, June 30.-Dltes from the city ot
Mexico from the 10Th Of May to the 9th
of June are received. The news is of the
highest importance.
President Juarex and his Cabinet had
concluded to evacuate the city of Mexico,
believing that the most effrciual resi- stance
TO the French army could be made out
side of tie walls.
On the 3lst Of May the government
moved TO San Luis de Potosi, taking all
the movable firearms and munitions Of
war along.
They also took with them two millions
of dollars from the Treasury.
The force that garri.oned the City of
Mexico, said to number over 20, 900 men,
was Withdrawn to the Cuernevoca Plaza
and to intermediate points around the
city for the purpose of carrying on guer-
rilla warfare.
On June 1st a meeting was held in the
city, of which the principal leaders Of the
Church party were present. They sent
a commission to Gen i'orey TO offer their
allegiance to the Emperor Louis Napoleon.
On June 9th the French division un-
der Gen. Bazaine, occupied the main en-
trance to the city, and afforded the Church
party protection against the excited pop.
ulace
The whole French army was expected
to occupy the capital on the Sth Of June
Three newspapers had been established
favoring the policy Of the French.
One of these papers states that the oc.
cupation of the City Of Mexico settles
with absolute certainty that it is necessa-
ry to extIrpate by root the democratic ele
ment, aud no longer need there be even a
dream of popular sovereignty.
Gen. Forey has issued decree confis-
eating the property Of all parties who have
been or are iu arms against the French.
This news is derived from letters re-
ceived here from high Mexican authori.
ties.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

Ezs- 1t i reported that the Southern Con-
federacy has made overtures to Spain for re-
cocnition The Paris F Gnee (the Empress
organ) states that Admiral Forfait, who sailed
for Vera Cruz. June 25l, carried instruction.
to Gen. Forey TO issue n proclamation imme-
diately on arriving at the City Of Mexico, &c
the effect that the French government will re.
cognize the government Of JEFF. Davis.-Chi.
edgo Times. 18Th inst.
The first sentence Of the above il absurd
The rest may have some thing in it.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

NorIeE.--All persons who have given in
their names to become members of the cem-
pany being raised here for home defence, and
srho rere in earnest and meant to do phdt they
could IN the matter, are requested to call at this
Office and take the necessary oath of allegiance
to ths Southern Confederacy. All other able
bodied men, not liable to military duty, who
really wish to resist raids Of the enemy, and
are willing to give time, attention and their
services to effect it, are invited to become
members. No Indifferent persons are desired,
nor are any names wished for the sake of e1-
angle and encouragement to others. 1t is all
in earnest.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

aG- J., p. Erwin, Adjutant of the 18th Ark.
Regiment, taken at Vicksburs, reached home
last Saturday. He left this place as private
in Capt DreTry's (then Johnson's) company,
from Lafayette, in February, 1862. Soon after
the formation of Dockery's Regiment, he was
made Adiutant which place he has filed with
out interulissien ever since. For near eighteen
months he has devoted himself to tho duties of
soldier, and has taken part in most Of the
hard-fought battles along the line Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, and in Missis-
sippi, until the fall of Vicksburg, without a
single furlough of absence. Now that his
hands are tied by the rules of war, he may
veu avail himself of il to take respite from
labor. a
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
Notice.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 20
n me will please call upon Jas. r. Page, Esq,
and settle the same Immediately, as my family
is compelled to have money. will be at homo
within few weeks on a furlouzh, and those
not having settled before my arrival, viii call
upon me without delay and make some ar
rangsments for settling their Indebtedness.
JAS. A. WILLIAMS.
July 29, 1863 2s-3
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

EGF@ We are authorized to announce RUFUs
K. GARLAND, of Hampstead county. as can
didate to represent the people of this Second J
District in the Confederate Congress. Election
first Wednesday in November, 1868.
rSr We are authorized to announce Hon.
G. D. RoYsToN as candidate fer reelection
to Congress from this (second) Congressional
District.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

sD~ 4 dispatch from Fort Monroe of the
9Th inst, says:
Fort Powhattan. on James river, was taken
possession of by our feet, aud all the men and
guns had been removed
The gunboat Union, just arrived from Charles
ton, bound to New York, reports all Of Morris
Island CAPTURED, except Fort Wagner.
The enemys loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners, il between 700 and 500. The at
tack commenced last Friday forenoon. On
Monday afternoon the siege Of Port Wagner
was progressing, with every prospect OF a
speedy capture.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
ORGANIZE.

NHE citizens Of Blue Bayou township. SeTirt
l. county, are requested to meet at Center
point on Saturday, August 9Th, at "A O'Clock.
a. NJ, for the purpose Of Organizing Com
pany, ;he members Of which will at all times
hold themselves in readiness 10 repair to the
field Of action whenever deemel absolutely
necessary to repel Lincoln's raiders if they
should attempt to overrun the State.
Centerpoint. July ., 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

REg Since our last issue, parolsd prisoners
have continued to arrive from Vicksburg and
Port Hudson. The latter place was surren-
dered on the 9th, and not evacuated as re-
ported. The terms granted were not so fa-
yorable az at Vicksburg. Privates were pa
roled and officers retained as prisoners.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

BEEr.-We are requested to state for the
information of our citizens, that Mr.. James
Nance is now prepared to furnish fresh beef
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve
nings, at his market-house adjoining Nc
Donalds gin mandatory. AS many of our
citizens have heretofore been unable to pro-
cure beef, we doubt not Mr.. Nance will be
liberally patronized.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
seEA mart of Gen. Tavlor,s command und

R9A part Of Gen. Taylor's command under
Brig. Gen. Green, met a party of the enemy
under Gen. Heitzel and Dwight, a short time
since, near Donaldsonville, and routed them.
The enemy were 5000 strong-our force l, 200.
They were driven from the field with the loss
of 500 killed and wounded, three pieces Of ar
tillery, and many small arms.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

sss The advance upon Richmond turns out
10 he be a fsint. The object was to destroy the
railroad to cut off Lees communication; but
thew failed, and contented themselves with
stealing, and destroying few small bridges
They have all gone back to Fortress Monroe
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
L. O s II.

IN this place on Friday, 14th instant,
l. BLACK MOROCCO SWORD BELT, with
O. s. on the back. I will pay S5 for it deliT-
cred at this Office J. L. STUART
Washington, Ark, July 29, 1863 28l
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
RECEIVERS SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
1000 ACRES

Valuable Red River Lands.
M MONDAY, 9TH day OF September. 1861,
" will sell, under an order Of the Confede-
rate District Court for the Eastern District Of
Arkansas, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, at the town of Lewisviile, in
Lafayette County, Arkansas, all the following
described lands, which will be offered in traets
or subdivisions Of not more than I6o acres:
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
4 Teacher Wanted.

no Teach in private family, competent to
i teach Music and the English branches.
Apply to DIR. J. H. Delony, near Columbus
Hampstead County, Ark.
July 29th, 1868. 2s-4
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

Transient advertisements will be inserted
for 50 per square 90 lines, or less,) for the
i-st insertion. aud 81 90 for each subse
ouent insertion.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

Terms Of Saie:-Cash in hand, unless the
purchaser shall elect to pay one-third in hand,
and the residue in equal payments at six and
twelve months, with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from date Of sale until
paid Title deemed indisputable. Approved
security will be required on deferred payments.
The right TO reject bids deemed too lew. is re-
served.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
continue until ali the lands offered for sale.
At the close Of the sale purchasers viii be re-
quired to be prompt in complying with the
terms thereof
A. ii. RUTHERFORD,
G. 5. Rec'r East. Dist. Of ARR.
July %, 1863. 27S
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
Terms of subscription.
Terms of Advertisfng.

One copy, one year, -. So OO
IS six months, 8 90
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NashrilIe AniOu.
SUNDAY MORNING FEB. s, 1868.
NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.


No. 1-Old Gun Factory, Cherry street, on the HHl.
Surgeon, j. +. WEEKS.
2--University building, Market street, on the
Hill Surgeon, A. w KELLY.
9-Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALEx EWING
4-Howard High School, College street, on tho
Hi. Asst. Surgeon, II. s. TowS
" 5-Gun Factory, upper snd Front street Asst.
Surgeon, h. b. BIAsER
6-Colcge street, near Broad Surgeon, CHAs
SoaLussER,
/" college street, between Church and Broad.
Surgeon, r. FLETCHER.
s-Masonic Hail. Church street, near Summer
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcHE.
o-Carrlage Factory, Market street, below the
square. Act. Asset Surgeon, J. D. sEEER.
" lO-Medioal College, College street, the HILL
Act. Asst Surgeon, W. X. Bowling.
IL" PEsr HOUSE, ~ On tho University Pike.
Act, Asst. Surgeon, l. d. HoGlE
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, Rid SEYNoUR.
Is-Iume High school, Spruce street, cor Broad
Surgeon, -. HERmCK.
li-Fomale school, Church street, near Chatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, A. c. NC OnEs-
My.
l5-Hynes' High School, Line sire II corner Sum.
mer. Surgeon, W. NJ CHANERs.
" l0-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, FREo. SEYMOUR
" l1-OFfiCkRs HosPTAL--flanters uoteli sum
street, corner Deaderck. surgeon,
s. u. WArERN'N
4" ls-Corner Church and College streets Surgeon,
+. 7. HiSxrGAr.
lO-Morris Stratton's Building, No. Il Market
street surgeon, -. SHRADT
" 2o-Baptist Church, summer street. Surgeon, =,
GOODWIN.
" q - Methodist Church. Church street. Surgeon
+. SwNEIT.
r 22--Hardcastle =, South Narke, street. Surgeon
-, BECKwIuI
q 23-Corner Vine and Bread streois. Surgeon, r
CHAMBERIAiN.
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The Richmond correspondent Of the
Memphis (uow Jackson, Miss.) ARpeal,
orr. j. r. TuoMPsoS) says in letter
dated on the 7th Of January:
II is a little remarkable that, simulia-
neous with the receiptof Lincoln's bloody
proclamation, we should have such a
sweet little olive branch held out 10 us
as that which Mr, James Brooks, Of New
York, extends in his speech 70 the DEM
ooracy Of that city on the evening Of tho
3Oth ultimo. Mr.. Brooks would invite
as TO meet in convention az Louisville
and reconstruct the Union Can il be
possible that a man Of his sense does not
see how utterly absurd is such a propo-
sal? Shall we 60 back TO political and
social partnership with the Infamous
herd whose utter blaokhess and vilenees
Of character has only been revealed BY
the lurid light Of war and from whom
we hars been fortunate 10 make cur es-
I cape, even At The cost OF rayagod fields
and desolhto homest5ts,sf on, mol III.
Brools, bee iooitH ralier ini b b0imd {, a
/ o)p and condemned b ~ polluted embrace
I u q IS aH he same 10 y0a. belter death,
/ batter universal ruin, better ths extinction Of
G,e S9all-u people than such a Jate a. alat.
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Feb Civ

WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND Suffers
GocDs.-Sutlers and city dealers will do
we'll TO call at our house aud examine our
large stock of Kentucky, Virginia, Mis-
souri,, and Tennessee Tobacco, in whole
boxes and caddies; Sugar, Coffee, Mack
erel, White Fish, Cod Fish, w, r. Butter,
w. r. Hamburg and English dairy
Cheese fine Havana aud domestic Cigars,
Backing; canned and ine Fruits in tin
and glass Dry Goods ofall kinds. Nuts
layer and NJ. r. Raisins, Eggs, &c, SC.
To which / invite the attention Of suffers
and dealers, Public Square, above the old
bridge. HARSEy, HUGHEs s. Go.
Feh4-3m,
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NO 25S

State notified the British and French
Oonsu!s Of this city that he has received
official information of the opening Of the
bloekadge off Charleston.
The editor Of the Dispatch says he
learns that steamer was despatched
from Charleston after raising the block.
ade to Nassau, 10 inform the British au-
thorities there Of the fact.
IL is understood that official notice
being given of the opening of the block
Ade, it cannot be renewed until sixty
days previous notice has been given TO
neutral maritime governments.
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/, o. o.
JoaS " Hipn, Graud Secretary, should be "a ,ssed
al Nashuils, TcaH.

JoHS y. Hipn, Graud Secretary, should be "a sssod
al Nashuiis, Tens.
Tennessee Ledge, No, meets every Tues ay Evvn.
ing at their Hall, on the corner Of Union aud sum.
mer streets. The officers for the present term, are
o. 4. Lesueur O.; J. e. Mills, We j. l.. Weakley,
secretary l.. X. spain, Treasurer.
T,lbus Lodge, No lo-Mcets At tho same place
every Monday Evening. Tie officers are H. A.
Campbell, y, c., Heury Apple, Y.G.; j. l.. Park
secretary b, y. Brown, Treasurer
Smiley Lodge, No. 9o-Meois at their Hail, on South
Cherry street, every Friday evening The officers
arr o. O. Covert, No; frank Harman, V G.i James
Wyatt, Secretary W. a. Mallory Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, Ne loo, (German(-Moeus At ihe
Hall, coraor Of union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. Tue 0nloors arr Charles Rich,
Nc; 2 Friedma VIC, - Bittorioh, Secretary
Geo. soiferle, Treasurer
Rdgelg h,oampmaii, No l-Meeta AZ the above Hal
tne hrst aud third Wednesdays OF each month.
Toe officers are. J. Mills C.P. I. n. Mcbride, mp.
g. y. FULLER, sW; Peter Harris, Jr. Nv; john
Hide, Scribe b r. Gutter, Treasurer.
Oliss BranoA Es,sampusni, No. 4-N.ots At ths
above Hal She Hcoiud aud fourth Wednesday
nights of each mouth. Tho officers are Jas r hehi
C.P,, Horny Apple, h.f'; !. hoker, s,w.; q. FRIED
man, J,w.' Charios KHcher, seribei } n. Ward
Treasurer,
TAe Degree q nuugitsrs y RshstaA--Mects the bra
Fdday anernoon of each meath, as o'olock,
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REMOVABLE. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Deaderick TO No. 81 Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients eAtrusting them
selves to his care will be sure to receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment;
See advertisement.
Jan. "a, '63-1m.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE)
CUMBERLAND,
MUFREEsBoRo, Tenn, Jan 2S, 1862
To Colonel WIN. TRUEsDALE, Chief of
Army Police:
You are ordered TO instruct the mem
bers of your Police force TO arrest every
person in the Military service whom
they may find offering either horses or
mules for sale, whether branded or I'M
branded, and you will hold them, to-
gether with the animal or animals, until
the right to sell is proven, or the offender
is turned over to the Military Authoii-
ties for punishment.
BY command of
Maj. Gen. ROSECRANS,
O. GoDDARD, A. A. g., and Chief OF
Staff Jan30-2w.
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ANDERSON CAVALRY.

CAMP WARD" Jan, 9oth, iso3.
LII MEMBERS on THE ANDERSON CAV
"A AIRY not detailed ny orders from the pepart.
ment Headquarters, Will ppor az taGp Without
delay. by order OF rr,,,,
Jan3l-2is Capt. C1mig. 18th Penn, Cav.
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HEApouARrERs U. S. FoRcrs.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1865
Oyders. supplement No IL
The following assignments of Confele-
rate ,oomaea are hereby made under the
provisions of the order issued from these
Headquarters on the Ist inst:
Fifteen at the house Of Mr. Henry Fra
zier; Fire at the house Of Mrs. Watkins,
both on RaurLaH street, and Fifteen at the
house of Mr.. 4. Q. Nicholson, on Church
street; Fifteen at the house Of Wm. Murphy
Ta,rhaH street.
These new assignments are made in
consequence Of the deep interest mani
tested by the parties mentioned in the
welfare of these wounded, and their so
licitude lest their suiferings should moi
be properly cared for in Federal hands
BY order Of
Brig. Gen, RoBT. b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
, A. A.G, feb7-3t
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notice.!

NAsuyLLU, Jan. a0th, ls03.
IoHN O. SKINNER, or so DIVISION, Ira
j Brigade, 10th Regiment Ky, Volunteers, Company
n was In General Hos ital, near Nashville. on jan.
nth as no stated in letter 10 his mother. lie was
woundad In tho right leg, and was NOT expected TO
live Ills mother has been a. tho city Of Nashville
four days uearchiug for him Any OF me omceIs OF
me l5ih Ky or any other person, who may have
any knowadge u him, would coniar trtal iaNor by
sending mo word at Mrs. Cockrilrs i0tcl, near The
Iouisvnle Car Depot, aad will be amply rewarded.
He frat enlisted Al Louisville under Capt Pouser,
aud afterwards under Capt, Taylor, Of shelbyyle,
Jansi-u JUlIANA SKINNER.
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HEADQUARTERS Posi-, NASHVILLE, TESE,(
January 10. 1868 (

HEADQUARTERS Posi-, NASHVILLE, TESE,(
January ID, 1868,
Special Orders, No. ID
~. Permission is given TO the munici-
pal authorities Of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming scayenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations Of the military impressing
patrols, BY order Of
Brig.-Ge ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JSo. PRATT, A. A. G.
JSo. HUoH SMITH, Mayor Of Nashville
Jan. l5-iE
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Post dquarters on College street, between I'm
ion aud Church streets, (Dr. Waters residence Con.
Il. ID. Mitchell, commanding.
ASSISTANT QnareTmasisr Discussing and Inspecting
Officer, Cherry street, betwoeA Church and Broad.
Capt J, q. Chandler
Asii5iani Quarierm0ster-ln charge Of Transporta-
ton, on Cherry street. between Union and Church.
Capt. J. ID. bingham.
Assisani Quariutasfer-in charge Of Clothing, Camp
Thos J. Cox.
Assistant Quaricrmasier 90 In charge Of Means Of
Transportation and Quar,ermasters Stores, Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. Chas. IA. Irwin.
Assilant Quart-ru0sfcr-ln charge of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street. Lieut.. VIM,
Mills.
Assistant Quarisrn,osisr For tho Assignment Of
Quarters ami Receiving aud lssning Hospital stores
Capt O. Mexican lapOrte
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A little son Of George Null, Of Fort
Wayne, while playing in the kitchen,
with another boy, on Monday last, went
TO the stove and placed his moth over the
spout Of the tea-ketlle, which was filled
with boiling water. His little playmate,
not knowing any better tipped the tea 4.
kettle and poured a portion Of It's boiling
contents down the throat Of little Null,
scalding him to death,
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$50 REWARD.

NOR THE RETURN or A DARK Fv1EFvvyr7
IL Grey Pocket Book, containing about cEtEg9 n
$500 lost the End Of January, . mo lzti{ M
where between Church aud Line streets. oA-A-e4---
Tho ander viii receive the above reward by lsay
ing Il at this Office lJAna-lw
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ON FRIDAY NIGHT tins 23D INST? FROM Or
~ tent. near f0rt Negey, a dun oolorcd MULE
No hands high, IN good con alton, y ars old the
coming spring, Roman nose, aud newly shod all
Law. on le,viug any iufarm t,on by which no may be
obtained at tho USIoS olnce, vii be hberaly re-
,garaed WA. GAMBLE a CO.,
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