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NIGER SOLDIER BILL.

Washington, Jan. 29.-The niger sold
Ter bill was discussed in the House to-day,
but an adjournment was had without GEM
ing to vote.
Springfield, No., Jan. 28.-The expsdi-
ton from Fayetteville to Van Buren, sue
cesdsd in capturing the rebel steamer Julia
Roar and So9 prisoners, without loss on
our side.
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New York, Jan. GA. ssfgolk letter to
the Herald states that . detachment OF New
York mounted rifemsu seized go, 900 worth
of Confederate property 81 Sandy Gross
Roads, in the direction Of Chowsp River.
The seizure embraced large qaantity Of
cotton, salt, provisions and other msr-
hand;aa
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NAVAL FTa ar orr CHARLEarow.

New York, Feb. 4.
tOe following 10 from the Richmond Dis
patch, ..s->~ 49, s.a-... /
Charleston, Jan. 3l.-Ths iron clad gun
boats ohioora and Palmetto State, with 8
steamers % tenders, went ous beyond the
Oar this morning TO attack the bloekadiug
assh Firing began soon after ! o'clock,
and for time was very rapid, bus after
wards siacksnsd, aud continued 81 iDserval .
until O'Clock this evening. Owing to the
fog The result has nos yet been ascertafnsd.
ocmmSdore 1ngrabam 10 aboard the Pal.
nssso State as conmaOder Of the expsdi-
ton. s,sss .... ~ .-ss - .
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eTBy private telegram received to-day
we are Informed that Maj. BEN. REcTOR, 4sh
Iowa Cavalry, died at St. Louis yesterday.
We are not advised Of the nature Of bis dis
ease, bat presume his death was caused by
wounds recei we'd some time siBcs.
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swsnwTslF m TgNNKssEE.

marfressboro, Jan. 2s.-A skirmish oo-
CARED % woodbury., % miles from 10
Munnvills, Thursday, between palnsr's o.
vision and seven rebsl regiments; The iss.
ter we're routed, with loss Of % A" 10"
and 100 taken prisoners. 10.
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St. Louis, Jan. 28.-The rebel officers
captured at Arkansas Post, pGmber $50, in
GLIDING Gen. Churchill, ten OOionels, thirty
Lieutenant Colonies and Majors. They
have oil been sent 10 Camp Chase, COlum-
bus, Ohio.
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THE ALPHA AND OMEGA.

Mr.. Anthony, Member Of Congress from
Rhode island, in recent debate With MIR.
Salisbury, pointedly remarked that che
could nOs pass IN sulogy on party which
commenced With Aaron Barr and sndsd
With James Buchanan.H
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Washington, Jan. 29.-The Navy Dept.
has official information of the escape of the
pirate Ovieto from Mobile, on the night Of
the 18th. The bloekading vessels we're
making fruisless pursuit. Our feet of
Mobile consists of six vessels, under COM
mand of Hitcheo ok.
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Gen. McCIernand at the Mouth Of the Yazs

Gen. McCIermnnd 81 the MoHIh Of the Xaz@o'
: Cairo, January 29.-Gen. Roseerans' de-
parsment is extended 80 as to include Forts
Donaldson and Henry, and also ClarksViIIe'
Dispatches from Memphis have been re-"
ceived. Gen. McCle. nand's forces landed
on the Louisiana shore, 5 miles below the
mouth of the YaEoo, in full view Of the CITY,
Two brigades were engaged in OPENING the
famous cutoff Informant thinks that this
time it will prove perfect success, as the
river banks are full, And that the waters
will rush rush tbrouh at fearful rate; he
also thinks il the channel becomes large
enough to admit the passage Of boats, the
rebels will be allowed to hold Vlcksburg,
while the fedsraIs will turn their attention
to matters farther south. In bis opinion it
would take 10000 men TO storm their for
tifcations. Our guDboats and. mortars
could shell the city from where they lie, but
if they entirely destroyed it, the fortifca-
tons which extend for miles back would be
as formidable as ever.
Gen. Grant left Memphis for below With
one division, on Tuesday.
The rebels still continue to FIRE on our
boats, from the shore batteries between
Memphis and Helena.
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Jan. 2s.-Auother Hset Of transports ar
rived here to-day. They we're fred on BY
guerrillas, above the shoals; the gun boats
sbelled them and they retired. q
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LIST OF IOWA WOUNDED SOLDIERS

From Post Arkansas, per steamer Janu"
airy, and how disposed Of, reported for the
NoNPARkIb, BY Thos. W, j. Long (of Iowa.,
Office No. 2 Lacleds Block, Olive Street,
St. Louis, Mo.
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GREAT REJOICING IN DIXIE.
SINKING OF The "HlTTERAS''
RATIONAL CONVENTION.

Chicago, January s0.-Pssolusions have
bssu introduced into the Indiana and ILL.,
nois Legislatures reeOmu ending National
Convention at Louisville, for the purpose Of
considering our national difficulties and ad'
justing the same. ...:
:, The Captain OF the steamer Eagle, from
Havana, states that the pirate Florida was
allowed to leave Havana by the authorities
against the protest Of the American Consul,
and the Kachusett was kept there un:il
morning. giving the Florida ample time to
get out Of the way.
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Washington, Jan. 29.-Burnsids yesser-
day rendered his resignation a. General 10
the army. The Presidents, however, refused
TO accept il. :~E'.
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NEGRO SOLDIER BILL PASSED.
- 49,. Washington, Feb. 2.

The Niger Soldier bill passed the House
TO- day by a vote Of IS to SIS. All Repab-
Iicans voted for it except three. 1t il as
follows: That the President be.and 10 here
By authorized to enroll, arm, equip, and re-
ceive into the land and naval service Of the
United States, saeh number Of volunteers Of
African deseeLt 80 he may deem sufficient
80 suppress the prerent rebellion, and for
such term Of service as he may prescribe,
not exceeding Ave years. Said volunteers
to be organized according to theregulations
Of the branch of the service into which they
may be enlisted to. receive the same ra-
tioDs, clothing and equipments as volun-
tssrs, and monthly pay not to exceed that
of volunteers; TO be offered BY white or
black persons appointed and commissioned
by the President, and 60 be governed by the
rules and articles of war, and such other
rules and regulations as may be prescribed
by the President; Provided, That nothing
contained in said rules of articles of var
shall be 90 construed as to authorize or
permit any officer of African descent to be
appointed to rank, or exercise military or
naval authority over white officers, soldiers
or men in the military or naval service Of
the Uoited States; nor shall any greater
pay than $40 per month, with the usual all
losments aud clothing and rations, be allow
ed or paid privates or laborers OK African
descent, who are or may be in the military
or naval service of the United States pro-
vidsd further, that slaves Of loyal citizens
10 States exempt by the Presidents procla-
nation of January l, 1862, shall not be re-
eeived into the armed servios Of the United
States nor shall there be recruiting Offices
opened in either Of the States of Delaware,
Maryland, Western Virginia, Kentucky, or
Tennessee, without the consent Of the Gov
errors Of said States having fret been OBJ
tanned.
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Rrnna WhakIina.

Wheeling, We. Jan. 2S.-S. J. Bowden,
q resident o. Eastern Virginia, has been
elected to the United States Senate, for
Western Virginia.
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FrSna New Ysrk ,

JAM 28.-The steamer which sailed for
Liverpool to day, took out four hundred
and thirty. FIVE thousand dillars 10 specie.
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DIED DURING Trip.
LIkT or IOWA ROLnIRRs

Who haye died 10 Hospital ct St. Louis,
from Jan. 2lss to Jan. 30, reported for the
NoEPARErL, by Thos. w. ]. Long (Of IOwa),
Office No. 2, Laclsds Block, Olive Street,
Sc. Louis. No,
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From Nav York.

Jan. 29.-The boiler explosion in Chas.
Harris mandatory in Newark, N. j., yes
terday, entirely destroyed the building, and
killed 2 men and wounded 3.
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~An arrangement has been made be-
tween thia State and Minnesota, BY which
sbe insane Of the latter State will be id.
misEsd to the Iowa Insane Asylnm. The
Governor Of Minnesota, aftsr examining
into the matter 10 other States, hes come to
the coosissiOu that she Iowa Asylom pos
sessss Superior advantages.
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g. Report says isCamsrou hss asked the
Var Department TO assign him lathe com.
mand Of an African brigade" II this
means old Simon, we ohjecs--is weuldn'1
be safe to trust him 10 Dixie with an "Af.
risan bEigads"-- he'd "pookss'' the niggers.
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DestructISn Of the EEaiseras byA British Man
ef-WRFa

of-WRF.i
Fl. Monroe, Feb. /.
Richmond papers Of Saturday contain the
following:
Tits impossible that the Florida could
have been the vessel that sunk the q s. gun
boat Hasteras, as she did nos leave Mobile
until the night of the 18th, and the Hasteras
was sunk on the l7th. We have reliable
information that the vessel that did sink
her was the British man Of war Spltfre-as
her Captain indicated in HE reply to the
Yankee commander that ssit may be that
Com. Wilkes had worn Out Rritiah endu.
rance by bis extraordinary blockade at Mas
eau and other ports, and that orders had
been issued which resulted in this naval en-
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nxs Reeapturcd by the Rshsls.

Nelly Springs RseaPtured by the Rebels.
Chattanooga, Jan. 80.
II 10 reported that: Van Dorm had recap
sured Holly Springs, with 700 prisoners and
quantity OF army rations.
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TWO FEDERAL VESSELS SUNK
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BECONNOTsANcE Ar PORT BUDsoN.

New YORK, Feb. z.
a New Orleans letter says that on the 18th
the gunbost Essex made reconnaissance to
Port Hudson, going within range Of tho en-
emy's batteries, bat failing to draw their
FIRE. The Essex picked up torpedo on she
river containing ct least bushsl Of pow der.
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fTFive iron clad vessels, in good fghs-
ing condition, and supported BY 6rst- class
wooden ships, have recently left eastern
ports. The feet is bound for some point
on the Southern coast. The N. Y. Tribune
speaking of this feet, says "The judIciouS
care and energy which have been displayed
in it's organization, aud the unprecedented
power Of the srmamsntsof the iron -cIads,
render it certain that no SMALL matter is TO
be undertaken. Every Is inch gun on BOARD
shess vessels, frs q ball weighing $50 lbs.
which falls With crushing weight Of 900
tons upon whatever it strikes. Where such
missiles are to be directed the public will
knew 10 due season.
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In Hoepital at Memphis -:

- A@S
Sylvester MARYLAND. Sergt T &c
Jas G Moyser
Absalorn Lsycoek @
Milton Jackson @ e,
D Sage, Sergeant O
Geo D Fisher Corporal
DAM CorFeIl
John Owen G.
A McAlister, Corp
John d Vanhorn D
J MCDanaDn
Lsngdon Moore
Jas Riley
Levi Benedict
Geo 4 NcDonsld G
Moses Jenkin
Adolphus Cone
John Sym0ns g
oliver Bowen
Geo Kinney
Marcus Yake
PW Frisbee 81
Geo W walker
Jas Harden G "a
John AcMay, Corp
Saml Harness 30
Harvey Ailihone %
AlOeS Brotcer rs
y G McEay, Corp 81
Ezekiel Assstt 80
Isaac Lane 81
Chas Bloom n 2S
Jas Mccoy >.
Conrad HenIe, Sergt
SamI l. English II =.
EDWIN B Gown z
Job Frites. Corp II
VIM Cunningham
David Maher
RobL Howig II ..
John Linky
A futile
Anton MyeF
John Kilrain
VIM WhteSids
Peter Slack =.
Myren Bunnen =.
Frederick Relish
J Cntain. Sergt
wallace Becker 81
LIN Doty K
VIM I Gardiner K =.
F II Smith. Corp
Henry Gregg. Sergt H 80
Henry d York =.
DeIuny And .ew B :.
Jacob Ash, Corp =,
WA King @ =.
John W Howe G
Abraham Fox
G Maple K >,
German Wright 81
Chas W Sanland Q -
Called Rhode Q s.
A M FJx d Is
A N PascAal Is
John Clsry A IS
r W.Ikin A IS
Smith 25
Lee rs
Jas M Pnilpott K rs
Chas Bailey 26
x N Sc gedut Is.
JohnlCote A %
b Hewitt IS
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FISK'a BRIGADE.

Il 10 stated that Fisk's brigade will re-
turn to helena to leave it's sick and wound.
ed, re- organise, aud then proceed 70 Vicks-
Lurg. The General is said to be an excel.
lent commander, and his discipline and in
auence of the most favorable kind. Lie
treats his soldiers like men engaged in the
same patriotic cause az himself, and en-
beavers to render them moral and pious.-
HIS troops are commended for good beha-
vior and an absence Of cosrseness and pro-
family. This will be cheering news to the
friends Of the Iowa 29th, as that regiment,
under Col. Benton, forms a part of Fisk's
brigade.
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MEETING OF FOREIGN CONsULs

They Declare the Blockade Raised
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Eiear in CHARLESTON HARBOR
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conduct On Tuesday. The sass yin psooa~
| bly and whsrs ID l..
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A VERY DESIRABLE
Farm for. Sale!

IT WILL SELL, on reasonable terms, the very
desirable farm of 239I acres of land, situ.
ated 100 aCres in Fairfield township and 793
acres in Sandy township, Tuscarawas county,
about II miles from Mineral City, towards
New Cumberland, known as the Dunlap Farm
There is about one-third bottom and two,
thirds upland; about one hundred and fifty
acres cleared and in good state Of cultiva
ton, the balance well timbered, with q goot
Brick House and Barn, o Spring of excel
lent water, ond a good Orchard The Farm
is well calculated for Grain and Stock; = 4 !.
Any one wishing. to buy good Farm vii
do well to go andAoOk at this and on calfnI
upon the subscriber at New Philadelphia, cal
obtain all the necessary information about tn
price and terms, which / have determined
make easy. p ~ JAMES FORBES.
January 30, 1868. II. 'a.3 ''... =
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BOUNTY MONEY AND BACK PAY
VALUABLE
FARMS FOB SALE

TX 1ACREs on Stone Greek, 8 miles from
IC4 New Philadelphia, and A miles from
Canal Dover. There is about 10 acres cleared
and the balance first rate timber, with good
Saw Mill, new Barn and good House, two
Orchards with about 100 grated bearing trees,
choice varieties Of Apples, and 200 Apple and
Peach Trees, selected fruit, planted out last
season. 1t will be sold together or divided.
The Saw Mill and about acres Of land can
be sold alone, likewise 20 acres, formerly the
BlOser place; with good orchard, and 20 acres
bottom, known as the Bhckensderfer field
There is both Coal and Ore on the place.
IA3 Acres near Sugar CreekSon the Shanes
Vile road, known as the Jennings farm, abop
so acres clear, and the remainder we'll tim
.bered., Three. Dwelling Houses and a goo,
Barn, on the,lard, with Ore and Coal in abun
dance. For further Information apply to
| - ~ n ~ HENRY ANDERNAN, "
March 21, '62. New philadelphia, o..
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Mechanical Branches
R1AduMnnISSs
IRON & WOODEN LEVER SCALES

ETNHR undersigned is now manufacturing
and keeps constantly on hand and for
sale at his Shop In New Philadelphia, asupply
Of HAY, Stock, Ore and Coal SCALES. Farm
ers and others will besupplied. with the above
Scales on short and on reasonable terms
Those who have tried them wOuldhot do with
out them for double their cost. These Scales
are durable easily kept in order and are true
n6gs An work Warranted. Apply to me at
my shop east Of the Public Square and near
the lutheran Church .isr y eAl e.,
aeaGirI -l.i si5s u heGTR. A. BLAIR. ~
New Phila., April 20, 1860, i.a. s.s.5 :
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DIR. W. w, JAMES,

.TTAS made arrangements to Insert Teeth
Etl upon the vulcanite Base,sa new inyen-
tion much appreciated in the Eastsrn citiet,
and at much lower cost than, upon gold or
silver plate.
Those desiping Teeth Inserted without haS-
ing the roots extracted, can avail themselves
Of this opportunity,
D6rO6icenext door to 0'Donpell Millers
Drug Store, up stairs.
June 27, 1897 tt. a79l gHAIbBl ,ssil
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County Surveyors Notice.

Y AM now located in New Philadelphia and
will at all times be in readiness to attend
tc all the duties Of the office OF County Survey
or mat may be entrusted to me, with care and
correctness. have now an entire new set Of
instruments for doing the most difficult Bur
veying with the greatest precision md accufa-.
cy. am full we'll assured that. i can giye
general satisfaction to all who may employ
me. Twill also make plans, drafts, and spe-
cifications in the best styles Of architecture.
with all the latest improvements in building,
both for economy, neatness. and convenience.
n6S~Office in the Court House.
io IN . ~ iH..i - ISAAC ANGEL, t9s
sta her s Surveyor Of Tus, Co., o.
New Phila., March Is, 1851.
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Elegant and Substantial 10
CABINET WARE4! !!
AT PRICES 10 SUIT THE TIMES.

TT1HE cry hard times need not prevent
those wanting good furniture from pur,
chasing. Call at NJ. MATL0CKS, west end
Of the ''Aill store building, southwest corner
Of the public square, New Philadelphia. He
has always on hand, from city manufactures,
and promptly makes to order, all kinds OF
PLAIN s. FANCY CABINET WARE!
Comprising Bareoas, Tables, Stahds,
Cane d Wood Seat Chairs, Bed
stsGds and Harnesses, Looking
Glasses and Looking Glass :
Plates. Also, large dsdsS - &.
for Picture Frames, Gtt ~, ~.
g Rose Wood Mould sv5 \
.7Heq ings, &c., &e., DO, 81.
n6-He WilEfurnish the trade with various
articles of FIsIsHIEa MATERIAL, of good quail
ity and st moderate prices. l.mda s.atys is;
n6rGlass for picture frames, &C., out to any
size desired, as he keeps a diamond for that
purpose. s3 ca tac5u7 o. gal.a ~ .le
/ return thanks for past patronage, and re-
spectfully solicit call from all those who
want anything in my line. They cannot do
better. .,g ig,. .t..7st5 M. MATLoOh.
New Phila, April 4. 1862. sl -
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: PASTERINGI PbASTERINGI!

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of New Philadelphia and sur
rounding country, that he continues to carry
on the Plastcring business in all its branches
Stucco work, (in:luding Center Pieces, Cor
nice, &C., y Hard Finish, and Common Plaster
ing, done in the best style of the art, and on
reasonable terms. 81. 10
From long experience in the business and
having worked many years in the leading cities
Of the Union, am enabled to assure the pub
lie that all work done by me shall be well
done. Having two good assistants, am, all
so, enabled to do jobs as expeditiously ms may
be desired. ....f5
,Bay-All orders left at my residence on Wa
ter street, one square West of Broadway, New
Philadelphia, o., will be promptly attended to,
JESSE ST0WBR1DGE.
March Is. 1861, ,.r- ...,,z,
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MEDICINE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.D. RICHARDS, formerly of New Phil
| j adeIphia would respectfully inform the
citizens of Trenton and vicinity that he has es-
tablished himself in the above place for the
practice of Medicine. Persons desiring medi-
cal aid, who are unacquainted with me, are
referred to Dir. F. Eckman, whose Office oc-
cupy. d. hlGhhhpo' M u
March 81, 1868. ..t
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Semi-Annual Statement; No. lO2.
AL g. SURPLUS,
S933,3O3.98.

For details Of investments, see small Cards
and Circulars.
Insurances may be effected in this old and
substantial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to ]. w. NEWBURG, Agent.
BW~Dwellings and Farm Property insured
for term Of years at very low rates. l9