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A Northern Nan Joins the Rebels.
The New Albany Ledger says:

Inv ~" 1A'OH"y LJISuI say
Many Of our ciJiz.ps will reGomber
Professor NulriOg, d musician Of slno.
rior accomplishment a gentleman Of fnc
social qualities, and formerly leader end
tutor of the far.hmed New Albany
Silver Band" Unfortunately, Profess.
or Nu!ing, WAC LETT New Aioaoy for o
residence in the South prior to the brea
king out Of the rebellion, became pois.
onei by that iaaIcuo Secession, and
enlisted, as musician, in the rebel ar
my, leaving his wife and several boau,i
IN. anl Interesting children TO tho care
Of Southern patriots, who promised him
they should not want fgrauy.hiag The
band to which Professor Nuuiug was at.
tachod was soon dispensed with, and the
members reduced to the ranks Then
these promises, Ike oil Others mado by
the rich aud leading traitors, were soon
broken, aud n0sloDg since two Of Pro.
rcs,or NuIt.ng's ljtdo children died Of
actual starvation at Jackson, Miss. and
bis heart broken vile, after suagha.
from illness and hungorwa5 finally sen,
through our IiueT, and BY means Of funds
supplied 10y tho charitable and sympp.
lhctc, forwarded to Dho home Of her pa.
rsuuin Michigan
We have Tins report well aulboulR
ted by . lester received in this city BY
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THE BEST ESSAYS,
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THE BEST POEMS
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.

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IN Prose and Poetry the"Atlautic" staff Of
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Waldow Emerson, Henry Giles, Nathaniel Haw
thornc. Rev. Walter Mitchell c. O. uazewell
Mrs II. b Stowe T. W. Higgnson, Author
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Rcade "Thc Country Parson, Rose Terry, Oil
yer Wendell Holmes, Harriet + Prescott. John
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pie, j. T. Tpwhridgc, Bavard Taylor, Ed
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Lhcdpei.

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March G. 1862.

CLASSIFICATION OF TIE JUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY. FOR HOLD
ING TIE TERMS OF SAID COURT,
TO-WiT:
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. Justice.
Quarterly Terms.
July Term, lsG?--A, N Curry, and jas, NJ
Nash.
November Torn, 1869. --p Elkius, and Jas,
W. Mines.
July Term, ls6]-IsaaC r, Shank. and
JOS Henderson.
November Term, l5G3-2.Priddy, and Jos
Hutton.
July Term, l8Gt--J. o, Harrison, DIS. Mon.
ague.
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
GREAT LITERARY AND PICTORIAL
YEAR.

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YEAR.
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thankful to that public which has enabled him
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wears Of larger circulation than any in amer
lea, has made an arrangement with ibo most
popular authorizes in this country
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"Moss Side" "Ncme5is," and Miriam"
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on Uarlnnd writes for no other publication,
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uish articles Throughout the year
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