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LETTERS or MiRcrr.

4 rumber q prominent gentlemen faye been d.
guessing tbe lroI riety Of ursiIg the authorization ~
i.aers Of ris.lae AID regrsa. in Ve~ Of The bs!i'
t,.t arranoclnclts lave been made, espori,iy iu
n,r,,h a, idefs. % flh tho hl0cka1e, aUd 10 prey
uoon llG.ted s,a'es commerce. lhcy express Tie
opi.tou tlat son.o acliCn OF ths sind A a"'oi"tei
u, eessIy 10 prevent NE destruction % onr marine
interests IRON thCse sources.
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Gen. EuGcr nj Lowon.

BosTos, Tuesday, Jan u 1903
Gen. Butler bJ public reception in Lowell
yesterday. The welcoming speech was made by
John A. Goodwin, TO which Gen. BaIler responded
briefly in feeling and eloquent language. ,Ir-f.
He asserted that the rebellion would not succeed
uolels the laws which had hitherto governed the
fGte of ratious were reversed. -
TIE City Government and citizens parte'pated ID
the reception, which was OF very enthnoastic
character.
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Capture CT Hcbci Boat oil Charleston,
"a sailor and European DispairIsco.

PHirADEtPHIA Tuesday, Jaa. ~ 1913
The BpiictR of TINS city publishes letter nom
the blcctaaipg squadron oil Charleston, dated the
t,h inst announcing tho capture Of a Rebel boat,
with Major, and important dispatches for Enrope.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died in the hospitals

heie siuoo our last report:
ON ,reeuI 2GNY Corr w Chardler II, % Mass.
r,;,,L q R,,nrsaali l. "a No. lewis Clatk X. 4Nt.
g. Moi T. g. seas 5itif Michael Fniisli. j., Q Mass
- = lybbett X IAN. A. Jacob smpc y, l42 Pa.
-, In ~ ,.ver ~ "a Pa Aliu Flint y. IL Conn.
aW Car0u Z l.}9 Pa. Tiadds ne Paxton. T. ia Pa.
a., A. saith a. lOs n y Aorshhn "a. hsys y. ll2 Pa.
10 'co5 If.,co' A. : n l. Vim. 'eiler. L. 81 ia.
It e = tney ID l45 Pa Al BrAlTl (;ebril a. 81 NC.
! H. ~ 4 IA !. Y Aubrl0 it,et II 4 ne.
NJ. v Co. u rs T. V. Chs Irrr o. II y. {.
Mct iel Quinn y y G. Pate IT, 10 ~.
L,o NJ New nail G J. Mass. rTcd. Haip,r, b, ~ IA
-, n P,t-ftop H. IS "a Cayi. a j.. hlasoI, "a, las Pa
So = n On. k.r. 4 ~ - y John Esltcr. G. ~ Pa.
cc,- y y Q-.,.rc.' r. q - fp-, ruirla-e. f. 2DC.
Al r., - h 10 III. = III y Csds-htu. ]. l3l Ia.
in..t stie.0u g. % 10. toIN thtabnd, - " Nas'.
Il a nsil Il; ID Mas SAM! r. Lunau, Is * J.
i.i 81. i n \ j. John J.n.es {. 24M!rh.
Cl,s' n l- E. = I'-l Corn Jemrs Htnkin r. 10 Pa.
fs,.,n, a. la b. R.t T. Ie.gi. Hochkiss X 10 Il. \
I4,nrv q iuo ID. 3 " !. Cass sic ~ iilams. ,GNt
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CAPTURE OF SEVERAL OF OUR OFFICERS.
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To the Associated Pres ...
TIE NEY-YOEA And WASHINGTON MILITARY
pOaT-4OAD.
Mossrs. Fenton. Kellogg Of Illinois, Nfdfworin,
Sargeant and English GIc TIE Committee on tho
proposed New-York and Washington Military Pos'-
Rod. They manifest much easncstaess, and viii
At once call before them tie most eminent railroad
men and capitalists in the country.
sIAyfRY ~ TIE DISTRICT.
The Commissioners under toe act for the abolish
meni Of slavery in tho District Of Columbia having
concl AIDED heir .tors will make taoir report to tie
Secretary q the Trcgsury tomorrow. the number
! q sppcsuts FOR the benefit Of TIE act Wa shout
llvcO ior nsarly 1900 slaves, Who were daily eX-
anined, and valued by Il s.veaa.ler OF Baltimore.
Tie law aprrorria,oi $iOD0o00, but Only s91o,otl
Of Ibis SUN VIII b. paid tho anil average for
each lave being $780, So.ae Of them were Judged
to Be worth nothing such infaus, the seod, and
ii,,valids. 90 the amounts withheld for ticm i..va
ib.en add.d 10 those esteemed q glen Va &c thsR
500.
DISMISSED FROM srayicE.
4 frecial order ffor. the War Department re'''i.
! a8 fellows:
/ Oh. }. G.. RatALose aal u jos George C.Tfil.uc
OF tho i, Vire,nia Volunt' ers afe, by direction oi
the Prcsiisir, Al led from tire nervice - tlc
United states Tor cowaray coninc j, su.Trnd. rus
rcir esa4.nds Il, Spencer Couri.iiou-r, Sept. .,
ltSrJ
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srATrrILYT BIZ sECRETARY CHASE,
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TpEE naTyLE or PsRrSEFs'S GROSS
ROADS.
Dsfcat uDd s:ou,e of Eo~scst's Arm, Pre-
yarirg TO Rursuc-A Plenty of Loyal
irn Ecn- Forrest TaheH Wy surprise
FsaokwooGs Right, n"i Great Victory
by ~ csfern fsca.
s.,,ui D..-lea 10 r-e fh.I''e'gaia = .
Erem Om sIeeIal { onelponient.

Erem Um Special Correspondent
CAIRO Jan. 7. 1863.
i friend Of mine, named John l.. Freeze, having
been to jackson to his SON and il possible 10 get
in,o Gght has jus, returned, aud from bin get an
account Of the defeat OF Forcs's forces, which II.
Gently hos done such damage 10 the railroad between
Columbus, KY. and Holly SPRING., Miss.
Aaer Forrest had done his work. the first thing
Gen. Sullivan, commanding at jackson, did, was 10
send cat sufficient forging parties to provide the
army with royisious. suce their supply from the
North was cut Oh. From the oil.oyni formers in all
directions be pressed eyory horse mule aid wagon
he goL hold 4; lie took fonr, meat, butter, honey
and gran and, among other things, few barrels OF
peach brandy.
lie then gathered his forces at Trenton, aud
started on Sunda 2Sth December, with from 7OOO
10 s,0O0. lie directed his course to huntington,
80 miles from Trenton, Carol County. For 10
miles of tho way the people were almost wholly
LOYAL aud so also are tho inhabitants of this town
Ugon the approach of Forrests army tho men bad
0ed fearing to 10 forced into the Rebel ranks, but
hey returned and eree.od our forces ns they passed.
a skirmish took place on Monday with tue rear
guard OF the enemy short distance from Hunting
ton with 40 Rebels Gnd three were kliled-our loss
none.
On Tuesday we advanced toward Lexington,
SOUTH "a niles, then to Clarksburg IL strong Union
town y miles, where was another skirmish, thence
4 miles 10 Paker's Cross Roads, Rebel settle
mem, where the enemy was found IN force. Ibis
pat II the country web settledI the farpers are
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Ex.Gov. wisner of Michigan died at The camp q
the I'D Michigan Infantry, Lexington, Ky, Jan
1903 of which regiment he was Colonel, IA the N,tn
,eSr OF his age. His wife was With him during h's
last illuess.
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Thew Are to he Used by sharp-shooters
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NON PAYMENT CT TIE SOLDIERS.
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MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED

Tbo foIlowing MEDICAL EAamlucF5 naVe peou up
noipred by the Commissioner of Pensions;
- " ,Ibpr Whittier, Com esutvie, Pa.
~ ~ Henry s Hnfd, GAleibnrg, Ill
n, A. NJ Duntop, Beaver Dam. Wis.
IT. lanes Cody, WGertowp, Wis.
f)r Charles Hay Warsaw. III.
liz ruoch NJ Winslow, Ste ,kbridge. Mich
Dr. WIN. p. Levitt, Ann Afbor, Mich
Dr. Ina C. bachus Jackson City Mich.
Dc Lyndon A. Smith, NewsIk, N. },
Dr. q. w. HayletVwn, Jamestown, ". Y.
Dr. Il. NJ It. Suith, Dunkirs. n. y.
DR.. Theodore Gay, Malone. N. \.
Dr. & M ii. RienaTlson, Nesport, N. Y.
Df. VIM }. McDo Well. Portsmouth. o.
Dr. Oriand J. Phelps FkctoD, o.
d., David b. Nelson. Clifford y. II.
Dr. John j. Brooks Belfast, Maine.
DR.. J. +. B4bb, Easport, Maine.
Dr. A. o. Hssbody MacAias Name:
DR. John w. Fary iisdeei Men
d. T. p Andrews Adrian. Mich
Or. So ph N q. Gutter Coldwater. Mich
DR., Wiiiam JacA.on, Lsfeer Mieh.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Rebels Want the west 10
Join Them.
The Response Made to their ohers'
IMPORTANT CAPTURE OFF CHARLESTON.
AScn Of George Sanders with Dispatches
The Rebels Reduced TO Extreinities.
They say, "gend Us Aid or We Perish
FRoM TEE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Reconnaissance Up the RappahannoeR
l. III. n

The Rebels Building Block-HouScs OF FOrds'
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rrc,, Fortress Monroe.

FoKrREss MoSRoE Monday jan y. 1863.
Rro .Gen. Dwight is at Fortress Monroe. lie 10
attached to Gen. Bankss Division.
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specia. Dispatch 10 Them y. Tribune.
W.saixsroS Tuesiay Jan. 10 1863
TIE REBELS TRYING 10 GEr TIE WEST TO
JOIN THEM.
Letters from Illinois state that tho Rebels are
liberal in their offers to the West Of fec navigation,
free trade. and freedom from taxation, ii s4e will
join the South. The West as YET replies to ibis by
ser,ic 100000 Of Ter choicest to open the nav
isalon Of she Mississippi Jy force Of arf@s.
TIE SHIP CANAL TO THE MISSISSIPPI.
Members of. Congress west of the Wabash declared
Yesterday and to-day th.ta ship canal between toe
Creat laaes AID tic Mississippi is political rs wei
as milittry necessity. They insist on it tlat there
is q deep.hdj. Vidc-smoad scheme to dttach the
Norl-Wea from lie Ulion. ard tnut it may suceeG
unless prov sio Is made for getting tie grain Of the
waller u he seatod &, rates o. transportation thst
shall not eat 90 rs value. They declare hat the
NortL-Wvst clLpot II eLe would long endure the
necessity OF burning her corn for fuel, because she
c@p gc. but ten Genie ior it IA food.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
The officer 81 enc Rebel army captured OF Charles
ton. with pat hes for Europe, Was ron Of George
Sanders. The psyers fourd upon him show thai tie
RcbeIs are rtGaoed to extren'ilies The conclusion
Of one OF ;he 5.,patcbes Was, Send us aid, os we
perch"
FkoM TIC AGHY or TIE POTOMAC.
Hy sdyices from the Amy Of The P1iomae TO-
night Say that an important reconnaissance returned
from ZAP the Rvppahrluocl last night ui'er two
DAYS abseace having gone as far as tie mouth Of
the L. .tan.
Geas. Hunt and Woodbury., " j0rs Spaloing and
Doole accompanied The party. GeocIai's bead
oaafless On ibs Rebels eide hes ben removed IT,
day. C.dcruis- tberc is TO change ia Tie petition
of the lines Tie Rebels are ba,loing biock-hoa 'es
pierced for sbarpsh Joters at al accs up The Iiycr
available for crossing. The fordf ami CROSSING eIe
thoroughly guarded. Engineers Cat. s,'phen
Chester, Ill Orderly, ard SGT Gfaid were capinrea
with their horees few miles out-iie cur rlcsea aP
the river, Nierc they had gone t. sraTch for io'd.
THE ToN-PAYN mt OF Tho SOLDIERS.
Secr,tssy Ciaoe toby ia ans"or " Z ro'olrlion
Of the llce,c relative 70 de'a.s ia tbe payment Of
tToots, alleged ls impracl!c-Jrity G. raising money
by tie uaoaos allowed 10 hiA under exiting laws
Tine aye..wenty bonds 10 be Id 10 market ra'ae, By
oonverto. fr,u Uni.el States Notes, be says, enid
not be- dsrosed Of yll suc .niia;ions, and he rave
that the supp-.n-r lafy so leaving out the conve-'
son AMI Market .lo clauc would bare ayoiart tie
difficulty. Only IS, $50, 900 were converted tinco
July.
Tosre haa boon obtanod from all sources,
s27, 30i, 6lz - besides receipts from customs AID
other sources, evei!ing the toal to $}25, eo).
There Las been paid
81 .. Il +
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TIE BATTLE FLAG OF TrE fOR1h-foJHIH
The bat c-Eag Of the 4itb Ne~-Yo.k il az tie
rooms Of sm. Errs'us Cor'inf, al Wiilards-ap
oil q Of ycLe.aton. 1t 10 rofsed with eisly -four
brGet noles. Twice was jos stall cut "a two b.
bais. Tuo ulels have passed through il. Twelve
color beprcrs have been fhot dead. holding it in
front Of tie regiment, and q htssn wounded !; la
properly 70 be photographed By Ur4y. Mn
Corning bar gwen tie regimen, a new na}.
Mr.. LANSING AND TIE BUTLER THANKS REsO-
LUTON.
The Congregational report O! William j.. Lansug's
naue, in company ~i,h VaI!andis lam, Wood, aud
Cor, as vohl, sgaiAst tic resolution Of thanks 10
Gen Butler, was wholly errCneons. He voted for
The resolution From Gent SmitL q district, he is
fu..y up % Geni. Smiths stand point.
PHOIECIlpS FOR TIE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO CANAL.
1t Il probable tbat bill will be coon urged upon
the House recommending the fyrmaton OF camps Of
nhbtsfy Instruction a. suitable points on or near
the Baltimore AID O4io Railroad as an elective
meahs o. protecting the Cbes ipeakc aud O.o Canal,
ana 90 Oh eieapeniUg oOal for Tie use Of Ito Navy
and rau'P"st4Iiop Of esfpl.es " tie army 10 Lust
eIn Vigiuia.
AssibIANs SECRETARY or TIE INTERIOR.
lnaic@iois hom the WIhle House pom, 10 the
early nomination Of Mr.. Sweet Of Illinois AZ Aess,
sDt Secretary Of Tie Interior.
THE DONATION 10 THE NATIONAL IsTftJI-
SE%CEP.
NJ. CLARK, CbairuIsD Of the Select Committee
appoi, ted ~ tho request Of the Hon. 4. p. Wa,on
OF W.. TO investigate certain claiges uade he tho
Correspondent Of TIE TRlBCsE in July Ii !, 20.
lation 70 the Effort to procure some "plu.pt mem.
beS" 70 more recousideradon of a vote tabl,.o
resolution aBropriatiog s35, 500 for Tie National
InteiiiGcacer'' :" ADnais Of Congress-" made Il re-
port 'o-day eNcuipating le propretors Of Tile In.
1iiigenfc fom Offering any "pecaniary con,ider-
edIoS" 10 nse~Jer', but shcgiOg That off ~ were
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y,.,,ost.i,,t Wo,sIscnis Commenced III ihc
..Ctd 80 q, giatc"-krrivai Of LKeary
T{r-.E..s,, nicnis--.he EioCi augmented
-Grn. = ,stcr ,oy' ~ e gnia-G;cn 3 az
lee, Division 40 N""bcrn.
s,..,,i D... &c. 10 TIE PIN, .ciglia r'.'s.
F.rrts. No.roR N.llay. Jan - lfG'.
Bv nn arrival FROM Nowlcrn. I learn thai the
Kei ia are suAcrinc very seriously in coIsc qhaune
O. tro destrl.aOn oil tho uiTo.d ana oflises ABOUT
G9ll,l.l go hy cur i,l,cs U-lcr Gen. roster.
Fey have % t0Wu q llTRo bIlolts OF hefrea
o repi5 tio trac, tnj rebuild the bridges nod thoec
-l.yes are protected b. "a large hobel f0rco undcr
Gen. Eyau-
On. Tr.nehs diyison. at Poicu burg ! % moved
~ Ralc,oh 4 portion Of l. sarmy has been win.
drawn from a.. RapPabaunock 10 Richmond, md Is
sad {, he roady 70 march 10 dIer ~ points M Aorh
Caro.iua FER is del,use.
Gen To.tef ias been very LeAy.ly req forced
,lrripv tie past two weeks, and tho loyal people
OF TIE North vii, be plCased 70 ie'n thlt t'ii able
lo.gcI Is u owing to TO interior atan lie Is detet-
mined 20 keep lie rirONd communication between
Fi,hm1.i md no Gul. States severed.
~ voui be iHpro9er ~ this time to allude . any
pariculr movement IS ich l. being uadC, oat II is
Generally conceded TAT Ito large feet TOW H.
rendezvous here 10 Gs,iTed To corporate VITA az
expedition for che cap'rrc Of Wilmington, a. TEL
mini OF three mp0 iHnt railroads.
II ID rumored a. NUwLem that an attack Id O.
bo made on Charleston soon.
GA. Eagleo's oltife d. is.ou, with many other
troops have arrived safely NJ Nowhcn and are ready
for lon.
Re-sDiorcemeuis are landing ttiil at Newborn and
Beaufort. JucC1 h4rhOfs are flied wish ttcam
traispo~is and gunboats.
Fle health Of the troops is excellent Many Of
toe regiments are being pad Off HoLLfEUsH.
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Reconnaissance Up the Rappahannoek
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made to officer, of the House to induce snrm 70 nna
sucb n rnember--enoughIto sustain HE IhiHVSEs
pfafemenf =
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The Response Made to their Offers

rRoM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
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lNlPONTANT CAPTURE.

The Ofcer 81 No ilebe army captured OF Chnrles-
ton, with PAT hes for Europe, WAS ron Of George
Sanders. The pspers found upon him show that tie
Rcbels Ire rtdaced 70 eXtreniiics. The conclusion
Of one OF ;ho 9i,2aicbes WIS, Send us aid, Of we
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-03
LADIES FURS.

LAUIED' Z UhN.
Having bought our fine
Furs before the unprece-
dented advance on this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine sets as ever seen any,
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point, cal! at
VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER,
SO Main Street.
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MARCH 8, 1863.

objection was overruled. (Street's Coun-
ell of Revision, PIP. 443-445.)
1t will be remembered that at this ex-
ira session of the legislature the demo-
Gratis then called Republicans we're in
faUOr of the war, and had control of the
State, and at least nine of the twenty-nine
acts passed at this time were designed to
aid the general government in vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war | take this
"nigger" law to have been good DEM
ocratic measure, inasmuch as it had the
approval of such magnates of the party
as Governor Tompkins, Chief Justice
Thompson, Judge Spencer and Judge
Yates in the Council, and in the legisla-
tufe Martin Van Buren, Erastus Root,
Nathan Sanford, Lucas Elmendorf, Jona-
than Dayton, Peter W. Radcliff, Ogden
Edwards, William c. Bouck, Colonel
Young, and others equally prominent
am not aware that the Governor ever
organized these two regiments, but pre-
fsume he did not, as the immediate ext
gencies of the service did not require it;
and peace was declared early the next
spring. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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Negro Soldiers In 1St2.15.

To the Editor, Of the Erening Post:
1t seems there have always been fanat-
les in this State, and there is now great
reason to fear there always will be- Our
fathers were vexed with large number
of these disturbers of the peace of the
community during the last war with
England.
These fellows actually induced our
Legislature, in the fall of 1914, to pass
an act authorizing that genuine Demo
crat, Governor Daniel D. Tompkins, to
raise two regiments of colored linen" p"
not "things for the defence of the
State, to serve three years. The COM
missioned officers were to be white men
appointed by the Governor, and of course
Democrats-or Republicans, as they then
styled themselves-as it is not probable
he would knowingly place many FEEDER
alists in Office, certainly not in the army,
for they were said to be opposed to the
war In regard to pay, rations, cloth
ing, &C., these "men of color for so
they are denominated in the act-were
placed on the same footing as other SOL
diers. They were to form brigade, and
to be transferred to the United States, or
ordered into service in place of an equal
number of militia, as circumstances
might require Slaves could be enlist
ed, their masters consenting, and such
"colored men are declared by the act
to be manumitted from the time of re-
ceiving their discharge from the service
A bounty of twenty-five dollars was pro-
vided (Uide 3S Session Laws of New
York, pages %, %, chap lS).
The bill was introduced into the SEN
ate by Erastus Root; in the Senate Com
mittee of the Whole, it was referred to a
select committee of three, Martin Van
Buren, chairman; while in the commit
mittee:, the word "people" in the first
section of the proposed bill" people of
color was stricken out, and "men )"
substituted. 1t passed the Senate upon
call of the "Yeas and Nays" Elisha
Arnold, George Tibbits and CART Wen
dell, three federalists from the Eastern
District, voting against it, the rest of the
Senate saying YEA" The bill was i'm
media,ely sent to the Assembly, there
taken up at once, and passed without a
division. Tide journal lSI4-l5; Sem
ate Journal pp. 81, 55, 81, 5S, 50. As
semblv Journal pp 81, 92) On the oath
of October, 1914, the Council of Revision
returned the bill to the Senate approved,
and it thereupon became law. (Sen-
ate Journal p. 79)
/ At that time Governor Tompkins,
Chancellor Kent, ChiefJustice Thomp-
son, Judges Spencer and Yates, were
members of that Council, and passed
upon this measure. Chancellor Kent
objected to it because the offibers were
in the first instance to be appointed by
the Governor, without the intervention
of the Council of Appointment, but this
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j. S III I H'S
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
1913 Second st.
(IS ERAY'e RLocKl

CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- urment and a fit warranted. A stock of
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, ana
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &C., done With ne2tness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully solicits conTuance Of the patronage
literally bestowed for the past I've years.
oct2 J. eM1rH.
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MEDICAL.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NO NAsiE, by Wilkie Collins.
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
AURORA FLOYD.
LES MISERABLFS. by Victor Hugo.
POETS JOURNAL, by Baysrd Taylor.
COUNTRY LIVING AID COUNTRY THINK
ING.
MIRIAM, by Marian Harland.
TITAN, by Jean Paul
oRLY FARM, by Trollope.
DIARY. from March, 1861, to November, 1862
by Gurowski.
BRAITHWAIT'S RETROSPECT, for JAN, 1868
HARPER'S, GODEY'S and all the Magazines
for February, Mt Gan3o) DoBELL'S.
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y III / Cd t 8.

Deut1de Eapferfeit in
q efuir9inien .--Sn cen Nearei6en
Gimpien ce5 Sen. NYeriu bel Ssmietura
in Weltyira:nien 3eidnete ild DEFENDERS
ra5 %. Shio (;weits ceut(dc) 0c9iment
aus. Scin Sterit Moorc itlralte nit
Jpn unO rem 10. 0irsinia Nraiment Gle
fetnrlihen Sbanssn nabm 40 Ofann
0efanaen uno crteutcte mebrs,e Welt(ige.
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luu 40 %tetra3c', wprunter 4 Sif,iere.
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la0en, nprnab cie Gflauen in Millouri
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iouen ME in WarYlanp, {. 5. nit gnts
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befummt.
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SUE i'm Durdme1er miBt unp peIen Nlz
ter $500 SABRE IT.
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@DDeutiicbe S5uuhicDau.

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nopAa ttitd5i3en vcl'tvmnsn olle pa1~
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ten Don rsm elorrslGen Gtfelae VI lsrer
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melhs jest Don uniern Eruppen ts|est IL.
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rer GcAcentrat!cn leiner NImee mcAeI in
unc um Gbattanop3a, unp eiclrlte wurce
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