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The nefense Of Klaston.

NV YeRK, March q The Tribune
has letter from Kinston, n. c, the
10th. il says the defenses which the
rebels abandoned are OF a very power.
sui description and could have been
held by Bfagg's command for an indef-
mite time had there been no other enc
my 10 threaten them than Schofeld
The defenses consisted Of two lines Of
works The outer line vas silusted
unon the northern bank Of the South
west creek and extended across the
road leading 20 kiusi0n snd into the
swainps Upon each siia weue four
guns, and, when they were manned,
they swept the road and could hsve
snnihilatee any approaching column
Flanking these works was ont OF the
QUESTION, As the ground was impassabie,
ii her ~ 10 the right hand or ltfE
The second line was constructed upon
fhs northern hank of Neuse river I'M
nssdiateiy around the city, snd was
stisl stronger thaa the first
The town could have been held by
the rebels had rot their rear been gar
sisoned before osr advance by the 9th
North Carolina regiment who were re-
inforced By Hokes division, and por
lion Of Gen. lihls troops
Gpon the evaouation by the rebels
all the arms and mpnipous Of war gere
taken along, except two guns asmount
ed upon the liver line OF the works and
la 81 quAutity 81 ammunition Which
was l,'it IN the bomb proofs.
The inhabitants have nearly an re-
nnins-d IN The town Deserters come
ID rapidly They report Bfaegs troops
IA retreat direct 81 Rsleish This j.
confirmed by inbabitsnss Of kinston
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WiIitarg girsttorg.
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, c. C. g.,
Military Division Of TIE Mississippi
COZ. A p. PoRTER, G, c. s.,
Department q the Cumberland.
COL c. r MACFEEIY, c. c. g.,
Departments ef the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAN J. LITTLE, C. s.,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, Ofaoe No. 10
Cherry -strest.
CAPT. 6 D. HENDERSON, @. g.,
Post Oo,nnlissary Subsistence, Ottes North aide
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. I. Il. HOPKINS O. g.,
Prrehssay Corn1nssaFF Of Subsistence, Once
near corner Of Broad aid Suinmer-streets.
CAPT SAN. c. GLOVER, c. &,
In charge Of Beef C2ttle. Office No. u South
Oherry-atreet-
CAPT. JOHE A. IRVINE, c. 3,
Dishuraing Conmissary Subsistence. Once No.
60 Cedsr-sirect
CAPT W. HLYKAS, O. &,
In charge Of q. 3. Bakery, College-street near
Brood
IIECT. HENRY KING, A c. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest. corner Cherry and
Churrh-strsete.
LIEUT.. J. s. GALIATIs, A. G. g,
g IN charge Of Manufacturing, &e., se- Ofioe 30.
% South NaJket-street
uEUT. Z. s. HoLIIsTER, A. C. 8 d A. Q NJ
In charge Of Hordmen, Stables, &C. once Al
Q. 8. Cattle Depot, below Lower LeTes-
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$50 Reward.

VTTHEREzs, information has reached me hat
w one W1lisn Borion q ci6z-h Of Nashville
has tsen comm iling Vsii0cs depredstioas, among
Nhfch s. tHc sieaslg O. thfea muics frnu Mr.
hiilian A. iaFs, n NfIsfEs0E caun1g, Iennes-
-. On frijas Hipht. l01t csy of FrshrusrY ls65
aii pay the aoo rFuerd . any persoa o. per
sons who Nlii dc iFer b. ne ths sald h1rion tksf
ii-tre nay b. roetcl % hin. ina order % relieve
ti1se filiier ny cflauznd mona slich charQes A.
they Az i.llle 70 De censured Tor his cnnduct
,. n. BLACK hJRs
= Gel Comd'g sta did. 3enn MIA. lat
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CLAIMS

CLAIMS
For HoRsEs and EQUIPAsE LOST IN the SER
VICE. OifineEs' accounts settled with the Quar-
termastsrs. COnlnissaTy, Ordinance aud Treasury
Departments; sioppages Of Pay removed. Cert
acates o. no1-indehielness chained. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY. BACK PAY, &c, promptly collected.
Mr.. Atkinson having had Ten years experience as
sd Auditor becoming thereby familiar with the
Roles. Regulations and Precedsnts established for
the Guditirg and settling OF claims. can safely
say that no arIn IN the Southwest has the same IA
cIees for the prompt collection Of ali var claims
ss presented by tbs Office.
JN0. F. ISOM,
Late cspt 25lh rs. A. A. 9. NJ,
And Poet 9. NJ. Post Nashville
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Marshal's Sale.

DBRsUANT to a wit Of iien. p issued from the
II DIS met Court cf the Unit Il stat for the
Middle district Of Tennessee, ~ pursuance % the
decree 0f sad Cur, pronounced OF Monday, No,
Eembsr q, 1855, IN the cause Of "Ihe Uniied tses
si the estate and Property, Moneys, siocks and
credits OF Paul + EVe,' heiuE caGae No. % 10 sad
Courf on the 1871 csy q Aflif., l35, 81 lie Court
house door n Nashville, Tennessee, between TIE
sale Tor cash ia hand, ~ the ghest BIDDER al ths
rghf utie a5d Interest, for the pero 0f be ustl-
n-iile, q Paul Z Eve to an in,hs follow q real
estate situated IN Davidson county Tennessee, TO-
WIT cel tain iot snd the rnprci enients thereon,
sfusted At the corner Of Vine and Church Cr sprng
reefs in Nashville frlnting 81 feet Vine street
3 running fsck 70 the lot fereioiare sold 81 ssd
Eve % the Mayor and Aldermen Of Nsshflilci ai-o
that part OF eouihfeld lot no. Is nesr Nashfie,
eonFpyei 20 SID Ave ~ Bryson u Ir0fistfie %
deed dated April Do. I655 ana registered NJ thf
teeister offee Of sEd Davidson county in hook
No. l9 page co., to which reference Is hereby per-
ticulsrly made Tor description; also 70 On ule
west side 81 Cherry street, 10 aid NasaFiiie tions-
ug 81 feet % Fsii street and running iaes ~ ee'
particularly descT bed % the deed roin ~ h.i =
ton and Nara esffrans 20 said Eve, dated PIT u,
lssT, snd Registered n the hsEeier elcs n-oie-
sad Ia book No. - On pegss 81 9 gnifh q iesei5
expressly referred b f0y descF Foni $50 ~. st--
10, loo. ~, and ~ n sfeiey ae'i..oa ~
three fronting each o. eet on Moodiana SIRE /, ~
al uinnng back t7p ieet p an ailej faaia ~, -
irz beai conveyed n EEd I've y Join ei.ei'f On
IA.,resufer ~ l85f y deed reg se7et lE i1e res
Stef' once atoresId in book 40 - N Ptsr -.
riief I'd hereby rtiarTtd % exp-ssig - d--,ilt-
ton; also l0ts Nos. A and s. n boo : alu ~ y
Edgeaeld, each frOntn ~ % let On y ooe h1e 49,
s.d running back It's leei 70 % a..ef ~ f ~
ve-ist-rsiirl ssia Rrsislsrs Cltce ~ book 10 =,
on uscp 6 s1id lot hating been conFeyei p -
EVe "a Nav a. iS5a, IS deed reg - e'e. IN ~ 49,
ter > 0fscs ii hook No. =. on i'etr ~ = -. 49,
AL y, aid rieu rsisrare7 u hereby ezI'-e. Hile
~ sj..arription Ana On ssi day, GA the PIE
VII ais1 expose % Ffric sale on t1e eros 19i
80 "a he n ufllr. 10 the house ttta-ad on r =
- 81 aloge rreuI.on tei1E the touse iocfnttit
e.r-l54,ieI IS sad Eva a. family resaiencs-h-il
- INC De hfuse furniture Of ssd EFe-
EDHIN B 6tAsCOCh,
.-.btn "a Nsrsnal Al. ID. i. 1
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The Wonderful Helainatype.

NJ rs EMMA SECOR has prrchasea. az "A enor-
NJ nous expense, this wonderiai instrument 81
Erench invenaor, By which she is enabled to take
hc-sifnile mniHtura 0; the person you will marry.
IN IS her ssfFcl o1icnl powers forste the date
Of the happy event send hsr your age, color 81
your bar and eyes. snd whether al Il ht OF dark
compiexioh. Euciose tEeHy 1--we cents nnd 4
stanp to Drawer CSC, DeiFot, &ich, sni che vii
seni the n.niature > return pest
-narl2-2se
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REFFRENCFs.


Hou. Andrew johnson, Vice President q 2. elect.
a. Joseph Fosler, CompkTollsT state Of Tenn.
Mr. A. VS.. Lindsey, Post Msster, Nashville.
NJ NJ Burns, Pres. y. c. and n ". z. r.
Brig Gen. JDo. +. Miller Coya'E Post Nashville T..
:. L. Donslisou, Chief 4. NJ. Dept Cum
beriaDd.
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cERT1FIcATEs OF CURB

from siEhi 70 twenty yosfs slza1ln4 va 1tEnoa
rs0N1 - science sod auIe.
For medical properties q blc1li see Di5pe1aa-
tcrF u lha Ur1ted iiate1.
Sc Professor DcHees' sa1atie WoTkn 90 1e
Prscnee a Physlc-
See reular[s NAE - Ne lac enlsrral5d Dr.
phFsirk Phliaialpfia-
80 rclnzrks Daia oy D.. EplrruaEl atloHei, 3
ceiebrzied Pnysician, ald rlafa1ar q - hofs
C1lIsga "a SURG eons ffsland, s.i p1tIaied p -
rrursactons - tna King sd a1llssats 4orral-
See MedIco-Chlrurgied Ee7.ess plllls.eo y
benjamin frsTers. EtiIsa Of ina hosA opliege q
surgsons.
~ most 81 he l1is stsada1d ForEi on nledicne.
rfrsat r,l..s 20 r.ar ootlo. g 81 lor 80
q 1aTa1periiia. l.J1 49,
lnpfd Ecse Hssb. i9 ~
df hzIa de1sa Of easn 81 ga W11z ID ~
sIiEciaEf D. curs t1s ulost ofa.a1le eaasl efsc-
tI1as arz alltsred b.
Debsered 30 any stiltreas. sseurey 49, Aen-
ohsaf4stlol.
sEresefhs synpsoDls b az eolanlazac-a1si-
Cures Elarantee1 AaFrs GfHa~-
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GEN BES AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
Nesr Peniteniary. surgeon Burka COAX, D. 5
Vols, II ehaTse.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
Near PsnitsatisEy. Surgeon W. Threlkalds U. 8
Vols, h charge.
OFTIOERs HOSPITAL
College Hill, Surgeon }. X. Herhsss U. $. Sols-
\ charge.
no. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Sun Factory. Surgeon J. l. ssaniord, U. 3
Yels., IN ehsrge.
NO. ? GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College HiIl. Surgeon J. y. Herbst, b.s. Vols.
In charge.
no. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. R LndloW, u. 3. SosE., u
charge.
No. S GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hal, Chursh-strest. Surgeon r r
Taylor, u. S. Vols. II charge
- no II SMALLPOX HOsPTTAL,
On The Chaio.is Road- A. ASST Surgeon 8. "
France IN charge
no. il GEEERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n and @. Railroad Depot. surgeon S. Z
Fuller, o. 8. Vols, in charge.
VO. Is GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Oornsf "a nrner and Line-streeis, Surgeon ",
n. Chalnbcrs, Q. s. Vols, in charge.
NO is COETRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, besWesR Church aud BI0sd-stTsets
A. Asst surgeon Justin R0nayRe IN charge.
10 l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Ffaqket-strest, between Union snd Ohiiroh-
streets. Surgeon ". n. 1hon, U. s. Vols, N
charge.
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Psllce Department.

reaice DepaftI1ehts
Captsiu-J. H. PUeKETr.
lst Lieutenant-WlL DAyLxT.
ID Lieutenant. T. ISGALLs
LIST Wsrd-DAx BIRcHErr,
WIZ Ii. WILKIEsOS, il.
ID Ward-B. ". KrNEY,
A~G BYRON,
VIZ BAKER.
Sd Wards. J. SrARKEY,
" w. PEuI1PA
JAMES NuLKR
4th Wsrd--WM MALLORY,
A. J. Head.
5th Ward-JoEL PmIIIPs,
JOSH WEATEERF0RD.
9Th Ward-JOHE FRITZ,
SAN PLUNEER.
7th Ward-J0Ey CAvKSDER
9Th Ward-BlRD BRUcE
9Th Werd-WH JAoEsos,
JosEFH CAFPs
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qi,st M eioehull heFeaisr he osEnasa a. f1ilovs
NJ a. re siri.t hsrs A. On The rsst ssde 81 tle
r.rk. aaf ~ 90 4i,s lei hip uhich raI.zesenis
tsf iail elsof ~ ntlnz. THIS nnnoe s gwen 81
elsrn ~. fatic bon il4lilna IN he safne WtfoGf
fhs pai.iss prodncihgny Bal q sala. a. they may
lave haea 8tiaIned if1iulent5.
uar-rtne VI 4 DAfH
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Department.

SURGEON ". CIEEDEEIN, 0. S. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department. Cum
bariand ofBce "a charry -street.
sURsEOy R. FLETUHyR, c. 8 YoLS,
Hed.osi PuFveycf, u. 8 A. Once North side d
Pufllc 8qgaIs, betxeen Market sad Front
ASST SURGEON D. BACHR, Q. & A.,
Medical Inspector. once "a oherry-strset
SURGEON !. A JAMES, 4TH o. '. O,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Once q
Cherry-siFect-
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Classical, Mathematical and
Eegllsh SehoOI.

,,,,sr rlsrFf.sllsNfn WILL oPEN BE School
=. N,sk.Iiie ca AoaiaT, hareh eths istt. "a
~ ,sansr rla,n 81 ihe bsI,esi elais.s % FOLK
Avenue. ga ...lri.nue & ~ sniy Isl tnifsncf en-
ihs so1ih site. 20 aodiicn q TIE 4 SO .i.- -
Cis-s,es. - ,lsusi Errlish bran hes fl aiso =.
ia1gii, lie aI..lciratts aiih ,sea uft thf ftrse =
y i'itael frsie.sioaai asso1 4'l0aa 20 - ~ rni
- 4i'f sani haf-es ritc q I.Iln uaf e144 4eiufss
NSmss q fff,is t..ss - iif q a. Hack store q
h.e-is, s'ei,l 90 ava % saturday tbs en- Inst,
81 ms ti,ilel foQri ifc1sI u b ~ a.n
ms1s-lu' NAfHI. CROSS.
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500 Gold Pens, 9 liver Case & Pencil =
i,0o0 6oid Pena, Cold Case q Pencil 9
500 Gold Pens. Dold-m0nntei Hold
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WHAT THE SURGEONS gAY up Tbs "a
M5RIIA3sS REMEDIES
''P0sl HosFITaL, FoE1 MAAsHAII, I

ssPosF fIosrITAL, FoRE MARSHALL
BaitimcTs, Nd, Feb. e, 1s6l.
~ have great satisfaction IN stating thas ! have
used 'sIts SRflGrtga Resi5.iiss for Neneresl Dis
easa in it, mot ess 0tnarY form; thai have usad
them with judgment, discretion, snd properly, and
hsys fund them to respond 70 my anticipate on,
promptly and effectIsly. Knowing their conpo-
siton. have the fullest Conscience N Their eticacy
sud a. far A. ms use 81 them extends recommend
them strongly. AlFgEp 9 bowEEs,
Assistant surgeon san New York Vols"
Let b. understood that these remedies are a.
recommsndso, and VIII positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Pre- d Male Packages, SaInar tan's Gin sA00i :
Female s. o.; Root aud Herb ia CO y CO. Wash
80 cents
Sold by ". J. &C. ". eMITH. Druggists,
CO her Chur D aud Vine streets,
NAsayElLE, TFNS.
Desmond Co, PrcPr.e.ors, 81 Race streets.
Philadelphia.
iaul8-aul
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BLOoDt BL0oDi BLOOD


Tlis u 40 a5selion 81 ne hiood ard altacts Ne
5sxaal Organs, I.aiasl 81 ne Naeas hssss tn1o-,s
WIndpips, and 1ther uuflf eurllc1l. mas 14 -
.utfsrsrs,s IN lna frn % II1era. nfi1alcid "a II
tiicf taslapsTila DErids5 il.s Einoi md refnoges
al sesly eruptoas ~ no ak.ns elFing - t1e com
paxldn ciser az14 heaithy c1lor. u naaR pleral-
- expressly Cor this class o. c1supianta - to1-
purifying pFuparioa sre preserved V gTelef "a p
tsaf tasa az cthsT pFspalanoa e sarsapsriia-
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SEASONED LUMBER
Selling out at Cost
At No. 30 Union Street.

DEING DESTROYS Tt. CEOSE OUT NY Stock
~ Of Dry Goods, for the purpose q ehaugus M
business am now offt.Ting them At Cot. PERSONS
in need Of Goods would Do veil 70 call soon, While
bargains are 70 b had
iary7-u JANIS HICKMAN.
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HELNBoLDs RosE WASH

An srceuans L,oeoa Tor Diseases q ayphlitsc -
lisf. ~ ~ ~ iniscf.ol Diseases 81 t1s 1aly
or,asss nrianr lron hai4ts ci dis1plloas ass ID
eorneeiion VIII 90 EktIacis brEfu a1d a-rsspa-
rifIa ID arir1 diaesaes ~ feecnl lnonli.lL
Eridanaa e TIE NOD reapo1al1la al felialla
sharscssr III acsompany ~ medlciRcs-
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On Consignment.

600 Bushels Ses1 Cais.
e1lfkI So Rrshsls Carn-
1oc HashaIE Fzesh rosu Masl.
Earrais C'ofFI Sod
A. na-hels a1lsl1t SEED
ID hauFaran Crasa afed-
he nfls- extra Falliiy Flour, Lee Illls-
90 T" Tiosu, various brsads
y Hsaa Cotton y arm, EsscTiod uurlhers.
s. 1yerces Leaf Lars.
81
sr,sast,sr aita J rsaefAl ass0rtmeni q dsessFies
81 ~ AZ a tie iofsef cash pTiees.
EfRDCksfl.E 4 CENNETT.
u,ays-n NJ. 81 South hafkel sirsst
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Major General George Crook having
heen exchanged has been sssigaed TO
The command Of tho Department Of
Vest Virgin q
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rn inTERTIsERs IN DEIAIL,

Advertisements 10 The special Column nr.t tii,e
fcn 1 70 s lines, 81 o)--esen aaoiso.l.- 10
cent?; eutzeqaieut Insertion " o'i.7 - -, -
Iocsl Co.usnn. fsst time. iron % iinsej q -.
each additional line, - ceutsi soS@es-7h LIST
tso,ls Is eeats per Inc 80, -
AL advertisements occupying 49, - n
enkreei ~ per cent advance on regular rates.
MAER8AsE AND FUNERAL hoIloAs
wa i.s chsrg.d ri toe regular advertising rates,
and must invariably b. Paid n aafAnoe' u 10 IN
Hertion Eafie.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATE
For stss ~
Tor loli1rJ tic ~
We, tie undersigned, have tals dsy aoopisd tne
f50ps raia f0r ads srtiug, y y LICE We p-l9 OaA-
se.ves aincfiv a. sdAerr.
pTsl. CAMERON a co.
JOIN WALLACE, 10 flis 1-trssi.a-
Marry. WINnAM co. f5E f.ssl
E.sHen1E TsxS, eept. ., lisa
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NOTICE..

"a Q. s. COTTON AGENCY, gs UNION ST 4
H&zHvsifs TFss., Feb. :. 1sss.
ALL COTTON ARRIViN9 AT THIS PLACE,
n and ulofirg uader a ceriih aie issued from
lhs ofoe ninst ne consigned q ms. snd del vered
81 tie tioFernneut Stare House a brTg-s Co, n.
= csrser q ChnreE ard goiisye strtsts.
eRElsN ADAMS. PIin.basiEs Aesnt.
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HAvE OF 50 !1is, lumefsiaiy oeyont &c
i Horscu iufal 6aftec se.i stlsled - BID
ira purposes. which WI eel o. eopd ierlna.
l.sss-a JOIN HUGH sgTH.
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eon0rrhaa. aIssl. strIolurs..

C0afRrs 20 Mloerzl--no BsiraH--no sfsGcury-
Cnf7. ten pills 70 be taken 70 elect care.
. Thfg ere entirely Feeel1lie. having no smell rnr
unplessent taste, and VII rot n as5 way iniuFa nc
stomach or bowels Of the moss delicate. .
Cure4 IN from two % four days, and reeeut cases
IN tWeniy-iOur hours. lIepared b a graduate d
the University o. Penlsy lvania, one Of the most
smiuent docfofs and chemists Of tre present dfy.
10 srtasurc-1io Tcoebis-n0 CIsFrs Whafsrrr i et
those y 40 have dssparei Of gatliag cured, or Who
have teen goEEed Rith balsam copa6a, o. Mercury
IL n,ca try' The
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Shaving and Hair Dressing

,.,Hs urpnazIaSzb HAVING KNuRELY
/ Tsssssa lhs -
ssssass House Shelving ssiOos,
srs ~ prspsse4 = saii ou a. 10 na5 agor
Ihem via ezii. We laFs 49,
Rfna ESnth Ikoosns. Il
nd are rsspared 10 furnish Eafhe. eif1sE Esrm o.
- Z short Nefiea Also keep = sfnAi sloos q
~ asssf Z - hoKAF IAFsLEY.
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Sannaritan's Wash

Is IL case Of syphilis. Used IA cooluuci0n with
The Rect snd Herb Juices Full directions
The efficacy Of these remedies Is alike scknoWi-
s,sgrd hy physicians ard patients. al hey are used
many OF our brave soldiers
r,-, ~ Crfs5e4..-,s 81
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DEMOvILLE & TO-
DRUGGISTS,
Cor. Church and Cherry Streets,
Opposite he Pos oaes)
HAVE IN STOLE
- -
500 boz. LANDHTH i SOH'S
GardenlSeeds,
....,s
10 B5h Slser Skin .iou .Ssa',
BIZ Ery BmeA Beans,
Boz Early Peas,
Sugar al adams Early Con-,
500 lbs. Tar7tip SEED
compile. assortment Of
Drugs, DIE stuffs,
Chemicals, FaIcy Goods, &c.
oOmPrisingi IN part IA following articles:
Linseed OF,
tanners OH,
Caster Oil,
GAI Oil,
COPAL AND JAPlN HARNLSH,
W MccuRys Co. BesiwinaoW Glass.
Putty, Indigo, Madder,
Cudbtar, Blue Stone,
brakes Plantation Bitters,
HOststtsr's BitterSi
CsdrOn Bitters,
RobaGk's Bittsrs
HoOaand'a German Ritters,
Ayre's Cherry Pectoral
Ayre's Sarssparilla,
Bulls SArsaparillA
duysatt's sarsaparilla,
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
HelmbOlds Extract sarsapsrilla,
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The New York herald., 1865-02-16

JUsr WHERE THEY LIKE TO BE--M SOUTH
CARoINA.--The soldiers Of the Union under
Sherman are just where they like to be--clean-
ing up the chivalry Of South Carolina. It Is
the fdlfllment Of the hopes and prayers Of Sher-
mans veterans to be carrying the "old flag"
"fhll high advanced" through the heart Of South
Carolina. They feel that they are engaged in
work Of righteous retribution in 6anking stir
ring about, smoking out and following up the
skedsddling Hre-eaters Of South Carolina. They
know that they are shaking mp the viper's nest
in which this rebellion was hatched in shaking
up, from top TO bottom, the State Of South Caro-
lima They feel that they ore the instruments
Of divine Justice, on special mission, In the
punishment Of the thirty years. treason of South
Carolina In this work Of justice they esteem
Il privilege 10 march through the miry swamps
and wade the muddy rivers of South Carolina.
They know that the masses Of the people, North
and South, rejoice with exceeding joy over tho
rood work Sherman's hvincibles are doing In
South Carolina, and they know that at the end
Of this terrible war, and for generations yet
unborn, a peculiar glory will belong to the name
Of the humblest Union soldier identified with
Sherman's effective purgaton of South Carolina.
Their march right down from the centre to tho
eeacoast Of Georgia was holiday excursion;
but all their past campaigns are eclipscd, and
10y are rewarded for all thsir trials md
: eriigs n thc crowning glory of ihsis mar.
ui4ceht ovolh,aling Of South Csroii3a
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

The NEGRO SOLDIER QUESTION AT RICHMOND.-
The rebel Congress at Richmond has been
exceedingly perplexed what to do with the pro-
position to arm the negro slaves of their mock
confederacy. They have had the question
before them in every shape and form, including
the following schemes:-F First-The abolition of
slavery, as a bribe to England and France, and
the arnling Of two hundred thousand emanci-
pated black soldiers. Second-The arming of
hundred thousand able-boded slaves, under
the promise Of freedom and free farm to each
for faithful services as soldier. Third-A
levy upon the plantations for forty thousand
negroes as laborers, &C., in the army, to be
trained at the same time in the use of arms,
by way Of an experiment Fourth-The pur-
chase by the so-called Confederate gov
ernment OF two hundred thousand able
bodied "feld hands" tor service as soldiers,
each to be the s!ave-fee simple-of white
soldier, who shall take care of his negro. Sixth
The enlistment Of negro slaves by the voiun-
teer system, under promise to each volunteer
Of his personal freedom at the end of the war.
All these schemes, and various others, have
Decn rFoposeu ana relccteu III Tic fcpcl Con-
gress and Jeti.'s House of Representatives has
at Last hit upon bill, leaving this business of
negro reinforcements to his armies pretty much
u. his discretion. We predict that there will be
no arming of the negroes in dis service to any
extent, because they cannot be trusted with
arms on that side, and because they cannot be
spared from the business Of raising provisions,
and because State rights stand in the way, and
because an infusion of negroes as soldiers into
Jef.'s army would demoralizc whites and
blacks, and because the shareholders concerned
will be dangerous customers to deal with on
this question, and because the rebels have no
arms to put in the hands Of the negroes; and,
lastly, because this call upon sambo comes too
late in the day.