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ADVERTISEMENT

For 70 CENTs-The Jan, Feb, March, April,
May and June numbers Of the ILLUSTRATED PHRESoLoGcAL
FORMAL viii be sent by return post To the Pictorial
Double Numbers with PhysiosnOmy, Ethnooey Physiology
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fAdvertisement
] 200 REFRIGERATORS, from "a so, at
T.. d. BAssYoRDs, Cooper Institute.
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Latest ship News.

IS Gibraltar OH and faysl May - fIe v Ia, fOr
the new Italian vessel now In Newfork A.,
steamship nsan1ss Leissane Neworleans 25th, md'e.
and pass to Thos Ascenco Co. -,
steamer Bristol Charles, Philadelphia mdse 10 'am'
Hand. -, -, A
Steamer Frank. Shropshire, Philadelphia mde and pas
T. 4 N. Briggs -. N
Brs Lilly GBr.l Hobbs, Mayague1, P. R. IS dsyS sugar 70
Tynes Smith.
WlND-Sunset, s. W.
Ths steamships Mississippi aud CassandIs the screw
docks for repairs.
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Maiansa from Net0 Orleans and Ifardad-
Major Bodish and lady Mr. and Mrs John Wright, Capt
Patrick and daughter Mrs Peet, Misc Peet Mrs sterne,
Mrs. Il. White. Sister Mary, Miss Glmer, Mis. Duncan,
Miss y. Woenger, Mrs. y. Moehranne. Miss Ambrs'er,
Henry Maxwell James Stewart, Mr.. Hubbard H. LoingsI,
H. Schwasenback G. A. satelfoht. Mr. Harrison, H. NJ.
Smith T. Peet. }. w Wright Mr.. Rodgers. MIR MeMese,'
Capt, Thompson, wm A. White Mr. zenkea and MIR ir.ens'
French. J. Rntoul, L. Meyer j. b. Bernard j. MeClahy'
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Sheridan ROuts the Rebel Cavalry.
CannOnading Heard Near
Our Quarters.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
GRANT is A PUZZLE TO THEM.

They Claim a Succession Of Victories
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VI.
in charge Surgeons Thomas Ellison and 0. +. Baxter
Acknowledgements ID. NJ. Clarke & L. Christian
j. +. Ferguson, William Ii. Gbbes and Z. 2. Gibbons
VI Maryla
Tie Accommodations Of Hospital No. ri arc for 400
at Rosss factory 800 and at Marlborough factory $50
Seven hundred In all have been received. They were
deserted on the battlefield by their commanders.
and no instinct but that VI common humanity has
prompted the reception and care they meet within
our hospitals. They dying by dozens daily, but
their deaths owing 10 the long painful interval that
elapsed between their wounding and their reception
hospitals. Examiner
CAVALRY LOSSES.
The list of casualties in Maj. Gen. Fitz Lees
Division Of Cavalry from 4th TO 18th inst inclusive
shows total loss Of ~ officers and 70o men.
GEN. LONGSTRBBT.
The Sentinel says.
We are glad to learn from his Medical Director and
attending Surgeon that Gen. Longstreet has far re-
covered from his wodnd that he will be able to take the
field In the course OF the next three weeks.
10 THE POOR NEGRO
Yesterday solitary negro defender Of the
best government the world ever saw" and attached
TO the I'D Pennsylvania Reserves was received at the
Provost Marshas office for transfer 10 the bosom Of his
companions al the Libby. lie was recognized as "a
former slave OF Messrs. Rawlings Brother of Nor.
folk. Va, and greeted with How de do. Massas,
several OF his former acquaintance from Norfolk
among them Detective Caphart. lie was equipped as
the law directs Ina the hateful Yankee blue Which ia
enough Ia make Souhcrner slay negro at sight no
matter how harmless he may be. The negro alleged
tnht nc nad Dccn IN the service some SIX or eight
months he thought but did not know exactly. They
kept them so Ignorant they could only tell by counting
the number OF suns that went over them.
lie begged TO be sent back TO Norfolk 10 his master
and said he would willingly die back there once more
While at the Provost Marsha office the negro soldier
was put through the drill by Of the officers and he
went through II with alacrity and little skill ANNA
ton being impaired TO his eyoutons by the threat that
he was to die in half hour II he did not perform well
IEAamner.
PRICES AND BXTORTI0N.
Flour is selling in Columbus, Georgia, from
wagons at 75c per pound and is predicted that in
less than month It will 80 down to SOC
Provisions around Grenada. Mississippi are said 10
be abundant. The hotels at that place charge but g.
per day.
man from Hanover on Thursday offered for sale IN
tho Second Market barrel Of -four and three bushels
u meal For the -four be asked 500 for the meal sO0
busbeL But the people were ineensed by these ex
brilliant prices and talked loudly about mobbng and
hanging him. that the old fellow pitched his goods into
ais cart and fed up Marshall street us fast as his mules
egs could carry him. lSentinel
PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.
The Examiner says that there have been |
n 600 prisoners received in Libby since the battle Of
Bull Run. |
MRS. LINCOLNs BROTHER
The story that Capt. David ii. Todd, brother |
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MZUNM n!
une
Notbe Mmbr.
gtriffnnS's 9tmti @bDlcra sgeirtnx

Striffnnb's Mmti @bDfcra meirtnr
1T cine als al frinsIrsnrsu, atiprbirsnetn, trIstsr-
tsn mn rintlrsitsnrsn StrHsn ,uiammrnsCss!s
Ntei;in, wrIGs, rtt itrer arit s%iurdumt. rae ,inlIgs
Mitt +! II. I'M tine scriraEsnte Geiluua rrr
Tjarrttc anr rrttsn Hutr III serirIfa. Tifi,
vanti Gfclsra Rirtur" wirr i,gt in metrsssn
nUIvitaltrn au9tpsnset unp ;rar nit GripLg.
Sir bat r1t Qtten rcn 5auisnt Ell unitrsr Sptraten
unr W,ttureer asrettst uni mir tirgtn taiIr, eas
&c las teite Wittsl III, ras Is auf Ger sdu,eR Isgt
ssstn Diarrbre unp Rutr aisst.
Serr sSpcrs cpn 0pein9icn retnet ea I'D suri
t,icncsrsn GcrsnlSen. jcre Serirn rpH tsm 0trtb
Ter Sttiilant 'IGen Guti Gtcltra Nirtur 81 uters
,tla,n. il mir tatrn III Ger Shat sius srrtc 9Iu;ntI
,~itupni't ccn Y1tisntsn, rflhe setetit rrurpen .
IItrtm Is son rrn Aer,tsl iur ~uure,ltar crtlart
'rcr'en maren, ia n,andsu cali icaar itrn cine
Naihs son rStridlane's Nrtt Gbrltra Wirtur."
IGr nn Gjarrtpe crcr Nutr ri ct, mrae nit itsGr
Staite eisier Nisei;in ttn %srnr6 ma6su.
SpIssteAi
SIR 'cttet fets rieis unYsraisitlite W.tilir
sci Guh iutrs II. rIje Cincinnati NatiradI
,ln;n" rrm 25. Ggril iuat. eae 5nl itnls pcr
dn trn Sclratn turh 9turenruna Ter .Styidlans
! tsu Nuti Gtritra Nirtur" artsit ruretn.
3us bstrn in aleu- arptts!tn ~ SO Gtsls b
n3rIrt Tlai6r. ka
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of Administrator on the estat
at Lambert Nsuenhaus decd, were gran
ed 20 the und~ rsigned on the 10Th day
August 1864 by the county co urt of Mon
emery county Missouri.
All rersons having claims
against said es'at, are required t. exhibit
them FIR allowance. t. the adminitrator,
with n on Year afl er he date OF said letters,
II hey ma be precluded from any benefit
of said estate. AID if such ella nus be no
exhiti' ed within three years from the date
or said letters, the will be for ever barred
HENDRIANA NEUENHAUS,
Administrative.
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III. L.. HecEAs e.

SuGic Ron :. Sttidlanp's 6In,rrrbuirensS aIke
s.trau&:. Sic iastsn. fe tdtsn ols gVitte
serastens anssrsnrst, nur rtn giGsden pcn d
Strjdlans's 6dmmclrtriesn. SriImtttef Babe elm
.rirlsrei&s Sur s~r,islt, nadbesm fs Sabre lang an
Ger ldlimlmasn Nrt rer Gamo,rtctpeu geHtten.
Sic snpieblsn bic Solts aasu gum Gstrau6.
gu taten tsi alien Gputbstern 81 SO GtS. Die
8uGft. Gatrif In SC. 6 ST 4. Gtra6s, Gireinf
ndti, Ohio.
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n. Sttiekt nd's
1000 8~lpbnnna

LOCO 8~lobnnna rirs GsminhiN'n
,eriprrtsn, msltsr 'in c~sfsrss Hse'rt gun; r'''sh
sel GrpGr Quisu, Ultima 'ne Nut;:fruna ttti
ia y. Sn,tiane'7 Nsulfrus SGlt'nsS allhta
u isiu feauirrutt. T,fitr S1!laa turtrt ae
ct,asm Sran,butsn, irris Gtutiueicn unf. N1t!-
tbne,F. Gius so @entt 55Iaitc 1T sur 9rurunA
nr rrasnr StmaHt asnulcrr. Ilt lGllmu'lien
I1Qt ron trrMiitsm euisu, Ultima, 0fUus-Sultsn
mn rte crten Statiru rcr Ausissrul9 refrel rri
Ir. Sujdians'S Guf'ntl!iam turirt. Sr II BET
lacn 4rotbfttru III bntsn. Gr II zen aGen gns
.~gtaunlsn g. i,n. Mtei,jHm Dan; retlrtsrsn.
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MG;sioe.

40, ris rtla, itrt eomsz8uares 6cre'rnng;l.
an Bm. ainatin in pm. NirV'slns 6>t'l IN &''-
f,,u,e REQ uNterNttntttn cstFaurttn, unit rsn sl'lt IRE
ui6t s,saltrnm Ssrlses lu srlaIttn nuultsh, tC"-
men ft mtlpsn tGsltt rou IL tis llHr un' 20"
SIS 5 ubr ii Ter 90itOiTss tstm llntsr ,ribntls"
t,r tans Gas NGttiss !1un wirs um lrlte 9)sIs,r
sinypGsisen
Sp&n 9. Itds,
as DsfsntIltst Nou..
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Estrtauts 2&nalen. MEmt. 8rmtn
ftt.u ~ lar5r l,an +, ettmo alE,n. MI; monde
aRenir,n il t.rI gaze; il. r'g"'tru eM tat2s
S.uis. Git N rrt,t II n, Tiss II gr G2a m 4
ZEN 6grtaa 5,rfanEs, TEN tuuamltu @allsme
77at lflntcu. SG tNAen tf &laaen M; ic.tr
93t1tn'to't INF Sum: srit,:l.,, Ing IL aNu:
61tritanteo net tlm:r liz ,ugat.nNtr.
~ 2. 2wni"s gnf.)
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Nanaz8crfaaf.

Sm l. Samitaa i'm ICNmtrr. 3 lltr Tcrnrtt'
tt;e. rur re Stait S,rmIun 'msi older p%stldrisn
V,Mers, III rsr iRr msNlltsn sd, res SIsttSstiets
~a!lercu, rT,rt! d cerits trn.
NGtst Nu7tuu't srttliGl 81. SruF,t;.
Sm eiNir
@m. Ntiislbcit,
Gt.stair.
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ADMINISTRATORS CTlCE.

Notice is hereby given that letters e
administration have been granted to me
from the clerk Of the Gasconade county
court on The estate OF MlCHEL SATTERFlLLp
uec'u, bearing date August 9th 1864.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administered Or
|and all i%ersons, having claims agai; st sale
estate, to pres mt them for q allowance pro
cry authenticate within one year from
e date OF said letters, or they will be IRE
lu.., d f on. any benefit of said estate, am
i such Gains are not presented Wi h i
| h,ee wears, tn v Will be forever barred
JOHN SATTERFIkLD,
admlnistra or Of he esta e "f
Mi,hel SaIterield deed.
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@druunG.

Gur6 ZEN JtetsIen Gin'al in gascanatt
lruu.p iiur ftm lnt,rritnsttn mrtrere gtpt
,lbltlr al iene Srsr atbanem esICmmru
SetnmNnn lutt III ir!ts Ncrtn 'u tan'rn
las Gsr,situiF TER Nrten tlun ttim Inter
;ltntt.n Nui &rrlanAtn s'uati'een merfen.
Sutu 0raS.
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No.ice of final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby CIV n TO all ere
creditors aud others int rested N the e
stat Of Michel WeinIand decd, that l vii
make Final Settlement tn reoi al the NIX
.ern of the Gasconade County Court to b
held and began on second Monday of No
yember 1856 at the court hause in Herman
PETER WEINLAhD,
administrator OF the estate o
Michel Weinland. d ceased.
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TAKEN UP BY Csrvil Fitzgerald as
% Stray, . yellow Flliev, one year old
past, star in forehead, strip on nose. lett
hind foot white, about Il hands high.
appraised K 10000
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Nntlce Of 4An0L Ieiflcue,.i

Voice cf VWaI ~eI7lc"f',I
Public notice is hereby gwen TO ell ere
Ii,or> and others Interested in the es ate Of
ADAM BICKEL deceased, that | will make
Final Settlement thereon'at the nextterm If
the G~asconadr Coun1y Court, to he held and
began at the courthouse IN Herman on the
second Monday of November 1864.
j. d. StHiEFER,
administra,or of tn estate of
Adam Bicksl decd.
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gSGt5s.

10. Ottienia.u 8Irasr, wsja' @aFen sor nj
ecr r,m 9rtt, 3ait etsltsn t1tcn, },'l otrntt Il
fu@,, ~ettitlstn jotale me mr. lrIr ~ 1eterAM'r''i'
G6arle2 {. @itcN
CAPT. Go. B. "a SGT. 8. i. u.
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ore.0rOTmum0.

Tfr lint r;ettncts bat irsren irinse Sirrs mil
.;nrm ncusn aan; 'riitsr StrG 5Eoarcp wi.t.r
tIp7net. une eriutt ate uur nruf F%rsunrt, lin
m,t ifr,r werttrr0sr 8nnrit1it ~ tsttrtn -
Nrfi,s ,stt t'Gir. Quick sales and small
profits 10 tho motto.
$ettr a. S,rA,
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Gctn 8, 81 IL {,
GeT:nl.lTtr NstIr.
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9~essimob!st S'saHs
Tru4tscs Nrr Staat a,gya.,,ua,
am :. Yig9 mr. 1864.

4 al. |.litt4<t' Gt..
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Frrrt7rair. unrsit erm llntsr Statfs s.,
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

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CoLUNBIA CoUNrY.-This county, "CoP
perhead" as ii is styled. by the Republican
press, is doing as much, il not more, thar
any other county in The State, towards Ell
ing her quota in the coming draft. The
townships ol Bloom, Bor Berwick, Hem
lock, Scott, Ceuire, Caitawissa, Monlour,
Briarcreek, and others, have already filled
their quotas, by raising volunteers. the
quota for This county is 43s out OF This
number I26 have been raised, and sent 10
the proper rendezvous. This is not the eu.
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10 90 service. We notice that the time for
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OF April. There will in consequences be no
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ALSO,


Estate Of Henry IL. Ditdine, deceased:
z ETTERS of Administration on The es-
~ tate OF Henry M Dildine, late OF Mad
ison township, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register OF said
county, TO John Dldine, who resides in
Limestone township, Moutour county. All
persons having claims az ainst the estate OF
the decedent are requested 10 make them
known To the Administrator without delay,
and all persons indebted 10 the estate are
requested to make payment Immediately
to the undersigned.
JOHN DILDINE, Admr.
January 6, 1S64.-6w. 50.
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Adsmini.trators, Notice.

Estate of Daniel Lecun, late of Roar
ingcreek ttcp., Columbia CO., decd.
z ETTERS of administration on The estate
IA OF Daniel l.evau, late OF Roaringcreek
township, Columbia county, deceased, have
been granted by the Register OF Columbia
comfy TO John Levan OF RoaringeTeek tp-,
and William Goodman OF Locust twp, in
said county. All persons having claims
against The esIste ui the decedeni re-
quesled TO present The m TO ihs administrs-
tors for settlement without delay, and ALI
those indebted 10 the estate TO make pay
meut forthwith 10 The administrators.
JOHN LEVAN.
VILLAIN GOODMAN A'"'
Roaringcresk, Nov. II, 1863 3-S2.
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The Democratic State Convention will be
held on the 24ih inst. Delegates 10 The Con-
venlon are being chosen by the differen;
counties. This body will comprise some
OF our very best men. tis OF no little i'm
pofisnce that good aud sound men be select
ventiou- The very bes, Democrats, met
OF backbone and nerve, and none OF your
policy men, should be selected to represent.
the Democratic party in that Convention
The S,aunch Democracy will have all this
difficulty 10 adjust. The Abolition party
are not competaut 10 the task which is be-
coming more and more, evident
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LIEUT. GEO. W. UTr We had the pleas
ure, one day last week, OF taking by the
hand our young friend, Lieut. GEo. w. UTT
Of Battery F. 18th Reg't, P ", who en-
from Greenwood township, Columbia CO.,
and who has been promoted to Lieuten-
ancy for more than sixteen months, for his
good qualities a. a scholar, gentleman and
soldier. He is highly spoken of by his
comrades in the service. He has with him,
in the same company, if we mistake not,
three brothers. Lieut.. UTr is a promising
young man. Higher honors await him
Our best wishes are with him, as well as
his cormades in arms
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JUST PUBLISHED.
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ALSO,

The one undivided one third part of all
that certain LOT of land situate in Orange
township, Columbia county, bounded aud
described as follows, to vii: Beginning at a
butiernui in lue of land late Matthew
Mcdowell, thence by the same North ten
degrees west thirteen and one half perches
10 an elm, North twenty nine degrees we>i
twenty one and eight Ienlhs TO white oak,
thence north sixty nine degrees east eleven
and fi,e ieuths to a maple, north thirty TWO
and one half degrees ea>tzand forty nine
perches 10 a maple, south three degrees
east eighteen percbes to a hickory, north
thirty five degIees east thirteen perchss 10
pine stump, uoT!h twenty seven degrees
east four perches 10 a stake, thence by
Lands of VIM White, south thirty tour de-
grees west fifty four perches 10 a stake,
south sky five degrees wesi twenty perch
es 10 stone, thence by lands late oi Mat
thew Mcdowell south eighty seven de
grees west twenty five perches 10 But
ieruut tie place of beginning, containing
Eight Acres more or less, The most o
which is cleared land, whereon are erected
a Ftrsl Glass
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-02

Hon DAVID B MosTeoMERY. Stale Sena-
tor from this District, has our renewed
thanks Tor public documents. SENATOR D.
MONTGOMERY is making a faithful and
honest record for himseli in the Senate, one
that hil constituents may feel proud Of
Since the vacancy caused by the absence
OF Major " Whae has been filled by the elec-
lion OF DR.. St. Clair, in the Indiana and
Armstrong District we may look for
speedy organization OF The Senate, IN thu
election of an Abolition Speaker Whoever
is elected, he will be obliged 10 vote for
himself unless there is not a full ailen-
dance, which will not be likely 10 happen.
There are doubts about the resignation of
White being genuine, in case it is not, the
election of ST. Clair is illegal. Sill there
is another question in the case, which is,
had MIR. Penny, The old Speaker, g legal,
constitutional right, to order new election
even were there no dispose as TO the genu>
ineness of the resignation We will see.
Time will make Alright all things.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-02

WE notice several counties in this Slate
have appointed Delegates to the Safe Con-
vention with instructions TO elect Delesa le $
to the National Convention who are in ia
yor of The nomination of MAJoR- GENERAL
GEORGE B. McCLELLAN for the Presidency
The Delegates from this District will favor
the selection OF MCCLELLAN Delegates to
the National Convention. Col ]. G. FREEzE
has received the appointment as one of the
Representative Delegates from this District
The other will come from Wyoming county.
Tie Senatorial Delegate has not yet been
named Some good man should be se-
IecIed