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BEER & sAEI1sN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dty Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, oil-C!oth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Guitars and Guitar strings. IoyS, Cordures,
Papeihangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859 nl-t.
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Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware rockerv, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla :, Na.is,
etc, Produce Of al! kinds wanted, nlt'.
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u. BRENNAN.

County .Surrcyor Of Nanitoscoc CoNnfy
RESIDENCE NEAR cLALH's..MILrs
viii promptly attend TO al! business entrusted
to him. Orders may be left at the Store of VI,
Mahoney, Or a. tie Office Of Clerk Of the Court,
MauitopCc.
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DR.. A. J. PATCEEN,
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Office and Residence corner Of York anl Sow
enth streets, aali!osoc,
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BLACK RIvER BRInGE TWELVE NILEs !
East of Vicksburr. Nav II.

MeClernand's corps marched to this
place early this morning. Osterhaus was
in the advance, and found the retes strong
Iv intrenched on the east bank Of the river
Batteries were soon in position playing
on the snemy's works At 10 O'Clock
General Lawler's Brigade, in Carr s di,
vision, charged across the open fields, Two
hundred yards in width, wadlng .hs ba :
you in front, aud swarming over into the
in'repchmeh's. Seventeen cannon were
taken inside the earthworks, and from
500 to 1000 prisoners captured. No de-
scriptlou can do justice TO the intrepidlty
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LEGAL NOTICES.
srEPHEN Roc 5 EsTATE.

STATE OF TERlf0ST. eTHE Eovo7l III TrE
DlsrR "a or CuFTENHES, IS. i gro ate Count, f0E
the District O. cAit;sud0n-
TO the heirs aud al persons Interested IN The rs
ta,e Of stefhen Rice late CT Essex, in said Dstct
deceased.
GRrrrTvG.
WrEEzts, a1pliea.i lion hath been made % this
Clur. b WIT :. tr the Atm -lis-rat1r With the
viii aulcze- I'd thc Estate o. stephen Rice, late q
f-,r. il 81 District deceased, pra ing foI license
ult authority Oh sen the real estate u sad de-
ceased, iUcudi; tle revCFEi0n Of the widow dover
tlel O.. l.r tIe payment o. De O, and charges q
naia-gtr t1u. and slrt.n-icrth therein the amount
% De- g. One ON the said deceased the charges Of
+am ui-trafou The cunt Of personal estate, AM
t.. sifurfl0- C. fle real estate.
sssarllpen. the said Court appointed and as
s.-u.a t- - ilyoi fel-u1ry All IS. 3, at the Pro-
te Cont hacHs, Sad Dist. ict . hcGr and deciis
uTl- .a. Application, and petition, ana ordered
pub TO- t'-a thereof b ne SVEN . al persons 'u.
f1ra t1 o.. -a.n. IS pal Lshin, ld Crl1r, together
with t'efuIt a9i place o. hearing, three weeks
-si---. j.. En- t-a Egr. con fREE fREss, uevs-
paper. et. 1.Ist- IN tle neigh orhood cf
t- uer.n. ilt re-Ct in sail cs-Itc, all Il which
pu1'.asi.us .r.. l- r.crl-ls % tie day assigned
Or ie7riu..
Ta-sr-. r0r a-1 hereby r1taed % ap-
lc-r te.ra -sif rrt, % The time and place r.
81 -lel O.. sll t-ar- ~ siii Count 20 give ends
s RE i-H --1t- rr t5e payment or re &c. Is n-c
charges 'f r-.linr- tratilu, and make your oh'ec-
icons O. --a ---.l- -lrl tr--7, u y1u see cause.
IIvCn under mr leuf, as tic Pro 20, C5uls
I1H'.s. -fs ---. rsT rt j. mary, a. ID. 1888
-sT 4. T.. DIXON, Register.
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NEW YoEK, Feb. I

Tho gCnoo.t New Era was attaeksi 5e7dAy
u light at II o'eicck near Island 10. 10 BY que
rillas With three pieces eff artillery. Tie boat
returned the FIRE with shell. The conflict
lasted til near daylight, when the rebels se-
tired. Their force was believed - DO =
tween 1000 and 5000.
The operator At Paducah reports that the
command at Fort Donel-on WIS attacked 90
an early hour this morning 1t four o'd5cI
this P. ". the eosagement Was going oo---
Reinflrcements had gone forward.
The Richmond Wing Of the I'd saya ,aa-
Lonrstrest, with - brisades, had sone t.
Tennessee.
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,.ILIrIA t:NnNIrrtoN>.

Tai i-irlL Boslu Medical examiners iv. tnit-
| f.n5-, County q. NJ meet o. IN anime sgea pr
.fs Of tba EIroiicd Ntis sbsli claim d. Dc sA-
,upt FROM Corail1m-ut is reason If p. seal iuaru-
,.v' H. 90. f,i ie,. iu- a -e5 - 20 O'Clock. y W.
FOR tina residents ni HRutia-tou, Richmond, Boil
"a sad Bu.ls Ge7e II NoTsc's Hotel. jones' ITO,
FRIDAY. Feb. I2sh. 1861.
For tbs residents OF bine-h'sreh, Cb4Tletis and
20. Ge1--c, Al the H"tI IN Hines ur5h, NuuIaN,
February 10th, lss5
For Tue residents Of JeTlc'u. Nillistcu, tuceriil
AID Lsses, e. Bsu1ey's HgIel. Jericho I|r--Ts,
iSe'lESs'isv. ftli. l-it, 1875.
lor tie resident. u Milton snc Wcst.-t1. 90
i.srd's Hotel N Milton, Friday, FCb. GOTH lso5-
lo- tue rvti9ents q burli1gtSr, Colchester I'D
shelturu. AZ tLs To"n Hall, % buEAugtrr. a-i-r-
Gly. BEL. zlst, !s5-
~ orl-T %
GoaE1 u HIl;csl CEAAEar "a.
fer Cbltls LcSu County.
T-r =. c-twi-
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laws o anr captured 80. d laea in ID

laws 10 any captured officers or ihen il tl.t
service Of tho United States.
The auendneu. 10 the Missouri elnancipa-
ton iiii &c reported b Senator Harris from
tie ildicar-- committee. consists Of suls;i-
tU,.Ja Of twelve fer eighteen months as lin
it 70 TIE time allowed for the adoption Of IN
enancipeliin act, prohibition Of pay Tor
sny s,sv, introduced into the State suhse-
quentiv 70 the r0sslge Of this act, and en- IN
crease a -l5fH ,Gtg % s2l, coo, 900 GppTO-
piati1G average ~ 500 instead OF
500 ior su-l slave.
Advice, from Ne- Orleans 70 the 9th u,..,
ftie ttat the last 0f the Transports LEFT thar
ci.y Tor zap the river on the .otl.
Heu. B,aN- went III So tie -tll. t.iy
su.SCitut trnlp- were Ieit % defend New Or
.cafs wilh four ef ii,e suub-5,s. Il le INFER
-ci ,.e; Hcir destination IL Fort Hudson.
Ae-uis ..7m Fai-saz Court H,p.e ss-
ccitel ICe,,ay, 4y lll- Col. NWllma
ios es retained ic.l4 ga expedition o. var
reHt9u. iie lI1 .s-i tie town, and while
there l- si7"c patrols % tie Rappahan-
n1-E SO S-it .tr euings end Wa-eii 11.
Tie patrols iali.l 10 Il.-.- % either Place,
and c'pt-rll eighty saui q alas q. war
re0.-4 wills. -r- a-z-l
o. Ia,s--, ta- intelligence WIS rsclrc5
SO YORKTOWN i1-; oug lil-c-a bad been dlls-
CD in 1t Nil.ialssar-r and -hat -ac enemy
we. approaching. BAG o. prove, % II rli-
" Cge1i'n-. iUer U.u.i c- OF ta- at-
preach -i aer i.r..a and -e-. s.lu .r ta.r
vey O. hsHH.a.
f.. f.... ...-.......-. .... ,....... r.-
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Gen. BeaoresaId and Com. Ingrahain. as
commanders Of tho land sr6 naval forces have
Issued O ioin; proclamation dated Jan. 5l..,
declaring the blockade Of Charleston RAISED.
the entire hostile squadron having been sunk.
burned or dispersed by the superior naval
forces Of che canfeicrscv.
Yesterday ?. ". Gen. Belu-ysarl ii,e~.
q steamer ct the disposal Of the foreign c.a-
suls % -ee fr thcr-.'-s- That D., I.f.
existed.
Tho French end Spanish o1usul- a.ca,-
panied by Gen. Ripley accepted. Il, British
consul with the commander Of ,he BRUSH
var steamer Petrol had p-e,i9azly gene Use
,niler beyond tas usual anchorage lr she
ti-k'ders and could 20, nothing Of them.
Let, IN Che o,enins, four 1f,h1 blockade
rrarTe,rei, Leelins far ont Tla ,rspi7-.
g large uanler Of t-lckader. arc IL si-l..
but keep UP ..4a-4 evidently 20 r1r.
Tic following Is tie proclamation
4i-A-'-- 4l-.- AAc . a Naval cS---.
Charleston, Ja7. 81
A,.7--- { -'-l,ck this morning tl- C,i.-
i-le.-. >.a,o- naval force Oh Ills station 81
.ae.sl tie {. :. h,-ctaliug feet OF t.. lss-
l1r If tie ely D., Charleston, aud sunk All
ai-ger.-. " drove OF and out Ct siz'- t.r
tie sine BE entire hostile fees.
Ia-'e.ere vs, tie undersigned, c,-4-rl-
ers respectively Of .4o C1l1sisraso sa.-- IKE
val ari ilni forces IN this quarter, DO hereby
formally declare Che t,.csale ~ the Unite,
Sa,.s q Che said City Of Charleston. S. c..
to t- riacl tr a superior force o. tle One
tele-e.s Sn--s, from and afs- Ais 5l.. '--
o'Je1.srv, 1873.
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struck by the enemy. Our attack
on the fleet was a complete surprise
to the blockade's. each one running away
without caring FOX the Others. 1t is SUI
poeei that nearly al Of the crew Of the 9ic.-
ceiita psrisbei. The Palmetto State, whion
engaged the AIereedita, having no boats aui
fighting At the time could render her o., a,-
s.s;anee. The Quaker City was struck t7i,-.
one u her side wheels was almost t.sa ag.
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The Mereeiiia reported sunk bg ,h.
Charleston fotilla. WIS new steamsr OF o
guns and 1921 tons. TIE Quaker City .. O.
large and well known side wheel s;s1u. .'
1000 tons. Tne Isaac smith 'rhieh va ,s-
tared in Ston' River while aground, F.. .-e9
forces from Charleston, was a new ..esurr
Of t53 ,on-, enl was N,w Yaf,, 'r- ,,7t
enlarged
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HnpsrAEIEs. Aavr o. M. ,

IUI0NI-l I'D"
Inc nav order Of Cen. Hooker, euuaana-
ing that limited number Of furi1uSi,s vii
Do stentci 70 tire officers and priyutes, come
lnencins yesterday iias inspired the troops
with degree Of enthusiasm and courage
which promises favorable results.
The roads are much improved anu trans
rortation by wagons Is now no. difficult. :
sharp frost last night harieoei the sgo4ni
considcrably
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TIE LATEST NFws.-There Is nothing this
iThursiayl morning 70 contradict Or confirm
,he rebel accounts q their naval sGccess q,
Charleston
! retei cavalry camp was -urr,ised IS
niles west Of Murfreesiroso, On Monday and
loo men caItarci, with al their hcrsss and
.suipase.
IhrTc va- a great snov Storm nt Fortress
Monroe On fuesjsE; more snow fell 'han a
d NJ one tine fer veer-.
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--A0i To. :.
vicksburgh dates to the Goth ult., Las
been received. The work Of widening and
deepening tie canal is VroSvrss;ns. To
-sbels heve planned battery on the Miss;,s-
irri shore which commands tho lover ead c.
the canal
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B. Il. INGPAuANf.

Our gunboats Palmetto State and ChiSoia
loye reached tie wlar7es. Ihey were en-
ta1sias..oauy cbeerOi u sn iuansuss co.,
courss Of citizens. 5alu:es we're fred from
tie Tor.s ard Dst.esies Eot uar VS.
Lurt N our si.a AL e;:- g1ub5ass we've not
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FsF,T"oR SAFE.

TIN Sal --r- er Will sen tho we'll tnovz Farm CT
vli1h be lives Consisting Of IL acres Of super
Iet'vs Isnd God Improvements, largo orchards
"a Fr1i. II Erea. variety.
Also. the Stock Of cows. sheep AID Ie-ss. ard
,l-rnil- teols a-s1, . desired, 4 larse va-1394e
Pc. L., ,---r.,-,r, s,---o,-
SAeINurue. Jan. 81. 1888. v5-wo'
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THE NEW
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o.: BOARD III Gu.DoAT

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the Nelcclila, when she sent boat ou board
and SURRENDERED. The olEcer- and crew were
larol-i. Capt Tucker thinks he sunk one
ve--cl sni sct another on FIRE, when she
struck her aig. The bloekading 1eet had
cone % the SOUTHWARK! ana eastward ouJ Of
,i.ht.
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TIE following 81 -l-n tie Richmond De-
la,-l ~ Eel. 81.
tHAalas-oS' Jan 81
I1is morning ,uc Gan5'atz Palmetto state
Capt E1leiee. end C-ioora' Capt Tucker
accompanied Bog ,ar-c snail s'eame--' fine
Gene ,.iaeh. l-ira7 and Ca'.-e'te-t. sA
a-.-. command n Commodore h-e''-,
l.i attack .a '..e .---'a-.- end .a-'.''--
ir-'..i4- t~- a,i ~iTIiiu- t..-l- iae
-me-t commenced ''r- .r'-c--
IH- Fs,u,. >a', "i'' Comm i're
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,-i a- Ne-e ''.a, carrying il eins
and 1851 -a, Fai.a N-- soon ~fns n l'e
atlsa- os wafer Her c'mmar-e-, Capt.
~r'i'w5 -eu. viii. q boats crew. cs.-e I'm board
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THE SPRING TERN WILL BEGIN oN Ttl>-
'HH' J. : SPATLnfN6.
rsrra. JaH o.. i77a ''"~
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THE You've LADIES SEMINARY,

THE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY Conducted iy
l Rev & Airs, Is. ~. Smith, vtl open IT. Spring
md summer Term oD Thursday. tie 5;A d=r oi fei
ru=ry next - .-.,,,,,
m iiuptsr Tau. Il ISIS. fuw-E
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R,RRE ACADEMY.

.sNsIoN SKIN" ENvEL0PES, FOR FOREIGN
~ 'o'''' '''''@'' e. o. FRENCH a cos.
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News Of the Week.
NV YoRK, Feb. 2.
ny Telegraph.

NV lDhhs Atl. =.
The Times Washington despatch savs the
' President hos sent the fjllowing nominations
70 thc S-ua,e for confirmation. To he Mai.
Generals, Brig. Gems. Abner Doubleday
and T. P. Blair, IT, t. he Brig. Generals.
Cll. c. L. Mathews and Capt Richard Ar
rod. Of tac regular army, CD. r. Stansboro
Of IA. and Cll. Edwin {. Ireson, of Maine.
4 special dispatch from Albany to tho
' T~ijuie says it Is not improbable that D. S.
Dickinson viii be nominated by the Repub-
Ecaus for Senator.
a Xov Orleans !-.,,s says tie liarriet
Lane osaa,,d from Galveston On the morning
OF tha len ul,. The Brooklyn end two or
three -1at91s started in chase.
Horace Greeley in the Trijl.7s denies ez-
pl;citly that lie solicited Intervention on tie
par; Of Franco ia oug national Affairs.
NV YoRE, Teb. 9.
News from saf.lk, We, represents tie
enemy jas. night an force between l6 and
I7l4ne from Shore. .his eide Of the Black
water Our tasf- mi taken every Trcsu-
t.a. q. a.a.s him again should he advance
,-5 toward. Saa,t
Ta-r. i.u1v ue ci,n-, ts-; on engage
,r.rl --.i eu.1e Immediately.
Te rr. or Galveston Lad been declared
erc, 90 -'s e-6e e. alnatie1- friendly 90
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Fs- 0rfisr Special .Il:.ees s's foprth peg
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The Paris correspondent or the NJ, York
TINS SAYS:
The letter al ten. burnside planning
,l-e .siu-.s Oi the attack and r,l'ui-t al fred
erick.imreh. and assumin. iu- himself all
tie rts-lUilsil ility, has produced great admir-
an Ia for that officer in France, and i general
Ia conceded To Re the happie-J solution Of tie
diiculrv which could have been found.
Gen. Burnside IS t. BE- examined before
tia committee az The conduct Of TIC war,
,,,,,n the senate resolution inyuiriue wbcttei
any generals actin. under him attempted -
inicrlcre with his PLAN a.; IL: ;ine while hc
7yss Commander OF the Amy - tic POto-
mac. The committee h..vc the names VI
several o,kceis who GU, y ard con-
llained OF Gen. Burnside ino' enc1.., 10 ;he
Preti lcni.
4 de-patel, IRON FalnoG'i. inulsday say
\ heavy snow storm. accompanied with
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oisrS 9 o. cIIESaTy,;- / 1rd ate caai;. f5F
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q al persons Interested IN The es-
Rice, fate cfEssex, in said District,
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Col. Ludlow, L. s. Commissions -.r ,-e
exchange ot prisoners, t,s iu-t rrtunet
rom City Point lie ha, made arsnge-
r.ents Tor lie exchange otcitizeu prisoner.
and is Of the opinion th4: Jea Davis retail
to,- rr1rositi5a % deliver over ALT. c United
s,itss cheers 10 the au:L--i-:1s o. The States
were car.urod, and which j. in gross viola
ton Ct lie cartel, viii nor fe approved ~
t.e rcLaI Con-ress, who are now ac-ius Lrla
II. The result wil. be known ina few GAYS,
Ne now hold nore officers than re -; -ls-
Col. LUDLOW, hss earnestly Y.c.c---~i s--.1-.--
the rebels permitting tic authorifies u any
STATE +, arrlv TIE operation of ;ac state
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ZION W I5nto STAR Ann Y

The Southern agents in England have
tried a new scheme TO enlist British sVm-
pathy. The Rev. Moses d. Hogc, ID. D.,
Of Virginia, has run the bl ckade to come
g. this country TO buy Bibles on credit
for the use of the Southern armies. He
told his story on Thursday TO the mem
bars of the "Southern Club" at Liv r
pool. According TO him, the Southern
soldiers are, for the most part, very
pious, but their piety is cramped for the
want Of Bibles. He has come TO Eng
land TO procure supply, aud the COM
mittee of the British anu Foreign Bible
Society, under the presidency of Earl
Shaftcsbury, have granted him large
number. The reverend gentleman did
not explain why he did not endeavor to
get the Bibles in America. The Engli
people will not believe that there would
be any difficulty in procuring any num-
Der from the Northern States.
Now, this is the lowest trick that was
ever attempted to be palmed off on the
religious public. Hoge does not want
Bibles at all There is no doubt that he
will try to collect funds to buy Bibles,
and then with them purchase a lot of
liquor, which be can put in tin cases
painted in imitation Of testaments and
Bibles. A pocket Bible would hold about
a pint, while large Family Bible would
contain couple of gallons, or Sl60
worth of whisky at Richmond prices
We advise the blockading fleet to keep a
sharp eye on Reverend Doctor HOge. He
is after a big speculation, no doubt.
What do the "butternuf' soldiers want
with Bibles, when no. one in five can
read? But they could all manage the
whisky,
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SUNDAY MAY II, 1858
NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE%

No. l-eun Factory, Collage street on the Hn.
Asst. Surgeon, e, +. HArSEs, Us v
" 2-Un!vorsity Building, Narke, street, on the
Hi Asst. surgeon, r. D. LYNDE, U.s.V.
3--EnHley's Building, Sc corner Public square.
Surgeon LAWS d. HARLOw.
4-H0ward High School, College street, on the
HUI c. II. BILL, Surgeon In charge.
5-Gun Faot0rr, upper end f1cnt street. Asst
Surgeon, F B. BLAsER.
" 6-College street, near Broad Surgeon, CHAs
SosIJssER.
7--CoIoge utroot, between Church and Broad.
Act asst. Surgeon, @ ". FRANCE.
" s-Masonio Hall, Church steot, near Summer
Asst. Surgeon, D. BAcHE.
g--Cnrriaro Faetory, Market street, below the
Square. Asst. surgeon, G. 5TEsAN
{" lO-Medical College, College street. on the HUI.
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
"u-"PFsr HousE ~ On tue University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon l. d. HoGtE.
" I2-Broadway Hotel, Bread street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, RID SKY sorR.
" 1s-Hume High school, spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A II. SMITH, U, & A.
"-1a-Fomale school, Church strcot, isar Uhatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, JoHH Il. PshIIPs
#" i5--Hyncs' High School, Line sire e corner SUM
mer. Surgeon, w. NJ. CHANBkRs.
le-Gordon Block, corner Broad ste. and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
"17-OrrIoEns' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum.
mer street, corner Doadorck. Surgeon,
VIM ARNOLD. .
" ls-Corucr Church and College streets. surgeon,
II 8. PLUiIMER.
" I9-Morrs & STATIONS Building, No. IL Market
street. Surgeon, W. Il. GORDOS.
" 20-Bsptst Church, Summer street. surgeon, -.
GOODw1N
gl-Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon,
NJ. NJ. Uo)TOS.
:" 22-Hardcastlo s, South Market street. Surgeon,
BECKWITu
2s-Corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CHAMBERIIN.
H 25-Corncr Market and Clsrl, streets A, A Surg
ADAM TEAU
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS


Medical Director Post--M. q. WooDwoRTH.
Hospital No. l,-City HoteE 5. ". corner square.
Surgeon 7. d. Fitch.
- No. 2--woodbury Pike s. o. Himoo, Sur
geon in charge
4" No. 3-Isst Court House. W. T. Johnson
--- surgeon in charge.
40. 4--WoodbUy Pike. Asst. Surgeon
J. W. Pearce.
No. 5-Eorth curt House. J. 7. Woods
Surgeon in charge
No 6--North-rast cor. square. NJ. b
Failer, Asst Surg In charge.
No. T-East Court House d. Woodward
Surgeon In charge
" No. s-Opposite and We ct City Hotel VIM.
A. MC-ully, Asst Surgeon In
charge.
No. Cor. Nash Vile and Lebanon Pike.
3 y Permar Act Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
GenI Field Hospital No. Lone mile west Court
House. J. Y Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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JEFrERsoN's FIDDLE The writer of
the Declaration of Independence was
passionatrly fond of fiddling, add is said
TO have excelled in playing ON that i'm
strument, In l770 his family mansion
was burned. Mr. Jefferson used 10 tell
in after years, with great glee, an anec-
dote connected with the fire. lie was
absent nom hume when it occurred, and
a slave arrived out OF breath 10 inform
him Of the disaster After learning tie
general des ructon, he inquired "But
were none Of my books saved p "No,
master" was the reply but we saved
delddle"