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ATORTGAGE SA:E-Wae,.a

MORTGAGE sa::E-Nas:s,
-ls4 WILLIAM s Mcw,llan.. iii. q IT, !:-'-:a :.
day Of Ucl oher, II. thr ,r:.r -: aas l. :: Z.
right hundred l:l.! Il ~ t-1it l.: ~ tSfs* >.
Hy-r to te H-Err Ef- ned itl% t.-t..t: /: 80. -:
hearing date thu d., a:1 year -:t"t-a t':".'
3l.: ptol,rsty tsrri:Atser ce-'r;5.t. t''-.' r.
lnzot # lila two ctrt..i1- p...!.- r. j: IL
tttereWltE fur ts -.n1 u 1ft..4 hnn.E" -,.s' -
due In Oie anil rw., s.:Hr5 a::sr tse i-',.
spcettrely I d en- h hsty1xi:. HI RI At 49,; :,
}.cr a:1;iu pay ahl:. a;lEU1. 7:h;.'i ~: T.: -
dee i Is r. c:,T,ish IN I'll: s;G'"e,itrs r.
t.'untv Ut c. Oh, In IT., .:2t3 y: i. = l..
.alnss;agr@. nt Flc.r '.4t. iaG *trFr,' AZ ::
laS been Euattc II t!if payHe' ~ !" -, ri
nots1 an, ts ri AZ WI 1t: ::rra' w -,..
eoW, tHref are. tsutttc nptlcc l. n :t'e - -.
The said niSTtca:c sh.. I. H:.urr ~. ~ :.
power AID ant. mt l.. 7t.ss.i ar's T.
gage deed, and f1r t'ss u=~5 ah All: - S-'". :.
pstese7, o. tn ,1sh LAY Il! Nay. !. H. - !:
u'c;oek l. TIL tbra II ~ ,f:l: !! t.. -.
bt the C,r. II .',-r in tl4r cit. nj,
!owio@ described ~, :'"'e ~ 49,
tn tho county III i-e''+, "ra III. = \ ".,. ~
san.e rrc.a'r"c !. -esibu:l in NIL r''...,1
III -rtgagv trc:l- to wit. ut nuEasF'' :. =.
4ltv[s{ul .f bi..h tn .lt-r.st ": MY ~ ,-..
4As~tesors i'!vtS.o'. " tn -.'sltt . t.:
.feccti5., tse:.':-t",u ~. t~.-r il !; ti;, :,
Eustl ran:;c f.rsrtF-n F. 'r tl:r 1t. q: y"
s.td, together T:f al Ei-us ts"l ~ ~ -
the salt NElar.s 3isNi'i -r'7. y; ;f'.S
thtrriu J1E:. II '--4's-'s'=
GALLCP u II1rrucocK. A:t:=. .,--i'44
Ehic.Iy p April, III.
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M ARI N ELL I'ST'
j; =: PORT or CHICAGO. :,

~ II: - Arrived. ::...-Aprh IS :,
Bark Shanghai, HalSstasn Ba1iey's na1eor 10 cos
schr Farmer. Ritter, Manitowoe, 5ls g7s shinSles'
chr Roberts, Nelson Hakesyte . ',nbe2 GnS so
Schr Foster. Smith, 4u kegon: % =! p iauos' -,
schr oeta;ia Johnsen Gentiexie % cords Tesd y a.
ser Teieaph e5fa NSE,h an un5; eea1 x po ss
schr spnrtan, Cherry sheboy:a 8 eds wo9a- soa ~
Schr fransit, Humphrey, Nanitowoe' o9s IA
s..r St. s lawrence, Lawrence, sheboygan' 50 eaf
xsood, 30 nj stave+. , n vo,>d
scbr Woclin. Nelson, centrevtllc' Gus "o'o'
e.,; F1irn 9iis p;se, Boyd, Holland, % n lumber
| schr Louisa, Davis, Mnniowoc, ~ Gus WOOL =
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MASTERS SALE. ~ sta!ee

.NT ASTERS SAI4E. - s>s.: -, 4
lI1- nola, Ccoz Couaty-s.S. cn1trH1 ii.
cax.-ln t;hanceEy.- Cathal &. f!as, - ~
Artisans Hahk- ". EtcrhlE - D1EGlS
Public nut.ca Is hereby gtysa thai u ,.:..J
1ecrtto1 order eut.fe,l u kt:e abne r. -.
the ninth day II 4sarri,. 4. Q, ~: is5f ia.
ter IL Ch1rE1ry Ut t!.. SGpcltor t:ft; =; II, :.
tha north dSCI nf Ii: C.:r.s .;co.: ;con,s ~ d i,
u the city Il Chicago. y: aid t;us; Til =
TUESDAY, ts:4 tweut. .tli7ts d"E !" bs, :Ste
LIZ described s:ai s:ssat, situate. ':.ll I'd 'l+.
t1a City Of thicago. :,auat.. -. ~ n.tat:E;
m1uen, to-w.t:-LotA numbered ~ y; ,:t.f-
both icclust|~, In Book u y: =, ~
necesssr: 70 aatisfs tns is,,e4t;Ie,s III. ~. IL:
plnnaat u1der said d:cf'r a'i: -. .-,.,ct t:
3tast1's z=cs, a1:.s 1n1 iii >tail:.
N3ic, :. n:,rt ;: ~
Wsster in CeancrFy VI t..a a1p-:l:f *; ~
f,ht,.A3.,1 M4rth 18TH tttil
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+ HEADouARrEas or Union MEs.7All the mill.
tary and Union mon take their dinners at the eat
ing rooms OF Messrs. Case 4 Parmelee, Nos. 12a
and 1ss Dearborn street. .f'o1d VIII lind the bost
fare, the most aaab1e hosts, and the most aflable
Of winters at this place.: -: - /; T. -:
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a&lf ALL WHO WISH TO ENLIST In
GX4 the zouayc Regiment, will report immedi,
.ss25 atcly NJ the armorJ corner Randopn az ano
Slate Streets. Drill commences at 10 A. H. to-daJ.
Nccruiting books open day and evening.
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All sh1uld not nki1toread ne ao7Gt1se
.,P,o; Wood IS iiiSdays paper. INV ph
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a.f THE MEETING OF MEN BETWEEN
.G0 the ages Of thirty and forty years, chilled a'
,.oSsexEE West Market Hall to form reserve corps
On aloaday Evening next. il postponed until Tues
day evening, April %, at ~ o'clock. ~
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+DRnfE: EBAKLEY :zMALE:A AZ;
II WAYS bn-3r.nd md for sale. 1t .lQwe1t cash
prices; also Super Yesas Aa1t y besEs1 = s9dprv
:. .sant15lly q ~ :-e-8 Board of Irade BaildDg4
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Fof WhIch De hiehesti i1afket pfscs W1l Be paid.
0mes. 10 sou4 Eats5 9tssSt; Eafes9gsS 29 = sn9th m
- 0Fdsla fer Etu rucetYs pRoznpt Attenk
y ~ - yS+i+14 ck15-:f .Nf4sEI-1v,
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-GEOVEs,aG aGLOVES!

16at :orSe& 10 buy 1oar aioses at E2WKa'a :s Ho: =
Cs1k steet Ihs hs a2 nGh sneape1* ooex
-ssV-1f-E6Maa h .lso Agent .5r1a9 sst - Nl4oA1
1ve- Cesfa {.$1tsf Se+Ftt.7 = 4 +1se.nNsrt-e*
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!, pf>; ttA
,TSTpSTt. PIANO ]

! Chicago. MaEch lsee. saai. , npsl
= The ebcyc sails fs hereby Eostponea
I'd lq4t,,; at sazaa hu1E and PlAts-c
=. N,hTXA1yS.td :, .7:f.HAS--A &sf.Esss.s..I1lsslll
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To IsyAL1ps,--Pure Native Wine, made from
the wild erape Of. Illinois,, and warranted 1--WE
years old. Sold only by Sargent, Druggist, corner
Randolphand State, ~ = =
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~ Union cockades at James Roche's News
Depot, near the Post Office. !; -. = ::

sePersons declining housekeeping can haEo
their furniture sold e the best By tend
ing to the -nsw, auction house, No. 17 Dcstborn
street, just opened byH; Alexander. apis q 81
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--UN1os ENvEIorEs.--John r.. Walsh, corner
Madison street and Custom House Place, has d
stock Of Union envelopes, Lesles paper with pic
lures Of The bombardment Of Fort Sumter, and
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:GTEW ARTS CO.. OKING, ST0XE
le3@gTiEE lHFAp.srnae acknowledged Buperluz4ty:
e In Stewart Sta7e has Given zsa - several iraif4
: donaH 1ns Hanu1na y !tp{ ea!ec oy ~ i4s37
1so, GOOD a11ofElehsI Iof Hou6efespanf t5efaM4e
md T11W11H. sA- sesA~'~ss"
, 1861-04-20

<IAERIGHT & MCCLURE, UN-
.n.T:ssp6RrAKERs, Nc: s. Laasns Street .4-a
III 4: METALLIC .eoffiIs:: -
-11so-Yood Collins and saroude Of al styles, Ars
prepared with Hesrres and Carr14x An1 VII e1s9 ~
Yks1tu EatpfteTY.:: -. 0oA-
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~ Gas fixtures snd lamps Tor sale cheap md
store to rent: 81. IL Wilnarth No. 16 South CLARK
etfeet. '7:;-t.5 -.-::, -! -, apl7-10s !:
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i VtAA -.-.. s%*Ss
All the above indebtedness il paEticu-
larly described III the financial state
ment OF the Comptroller oil February
, 1861-04-20

AA0 S29QU 1l1VAE 1Wl
the support OF the
families Of those
who volunteer the
service to fight for
! Our flag, and $1,000
Tor each regiment
T. Al ~ -
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Activity Of Tennessee UnlOni>t,.
-:O:-
EIGHT BRIDGES DESTROYED.
PANIC At BOWLING GREEN.

Foytrcss MoHroc, Nor. 13-IId BuliH.ors
Nor. 1i-Thcre is no news today from the
great expedition, except the following from the
Norfolk nay BOok Of today, received by hag OF
truce
The French man-or-war Catinct arrived
here today. in search Of the crew OF the Pony,
who went North yesterday"
The Norfolk Day Boot, Of yesterday, contains
the following dispatches:
RICHMOND, Nov. II.
There is nothing of interest from any of the
camps or from the southern coast. The naval
attack on Port Royal wGs a terrific cann0naling
The batteries WeTc ahan!ondcd. The enemy il
in iull Os session OF the harhOr.
Our Southern papers bring rs accounts Of the
naval attack ON Port Royal, but in the confusion
Of statements ii is impossible to give a very
G nnectod or circumstantial account Of the en-
gag. mcnt.
The savannah Republican furnishes the fol-
lowing
The firing between Fort Walker and the fleet
commenced about nine o'clock, the fleet giving
most of their attention to Fort Walker Before
ten o'clock seven of the largest steamers of the
fleet had passed the batteries, and when the st.
Marys left, from whose passengers we obtained
our account of the inst part of the action, most
terrible cannonadng was going on. The fight
continued until the departure OF the Emma at
twelve o'clock, and when the Savannah lett at
two o'clock, the firing was undated, except at
BAY Point battery, which had been sllenced he
tween eleven and twelve o'clock. At this time
a tremendous cannonading was kept up by the
aeet, Consisting Of some thirty odd steamers AMI
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Balfmorr, Nov. 1I.--The Norfolk Dly Book
of the 18Th, contains the following:

Baihmorr, Nov. II The Norfolk Dry Book
of the l2th, contains the following:
HASGiyG REnrrs.
Riclmopd, Nor. 11.-Col Co,coran, three
cnptsirs, aud eighteen licutenants, all Of whom
were cIrtur,d ia tho action at Manag,es, and
confined in the jails at Richmond, had been Sc
lcctod ly lots to he hung Ivy way ofretriOution
for the Lsngirg Of Capt. B,krr and crew of thu
savannah.
The Hon. Mr.. lily, Member of Congress
drew los for NJ. Corcor4n, who is now impis-
oucd at Chail, ten. IN case the court at Ncw
Nuk condemn I'D the crew oi tine Siy ,nn,h to
death, the f,lcrl officers woull he i'm nclatcly
hung,
The Charleston Ncrc,oy Of the 10th has the
FLOWING; The Yankee prisoners in South Car
dina are al s'frly in jail, where 'boy will hbd'
the Issue Of the irials Of our bravo piisa'crri-
mon at The E,uh.
Should one drop of Southern blood be shed by
the Norhern Courie for defending ihn SIuth on
the .,as i,v'll be- paid with interest in Charles
ton.
Scf-Irolcction aud tn, enforcement. Of The
laws Of nations and humanity alike require IN
this instance fail and ample rctaln ion.
The N',cgvy says that the foderalv would
capture q large amount Of cotton in the vicinity
Of Port Royal.
The N,rcU,y of tho 9;h inst, publishes n
leader with the stirling head lines in large
capitals, naval Attack on Port Royil'-Bit-
tcrics Al,andoncd'- The enemy in full posscsi-
=. st q a. e Of Itgt-
ing rumors which reached US ycstcrliy from
Port ROYAL" Early in the day il was generally
believed that the aban lonmcnt Of Fort Walker
was owing to the .upIly of powder being OK
hau,t,i. oar latest dispatches are not very
dill rent, but VERY Notifying They state that
the fort was f,allhn'ly held hy lis defenders, UNI
til q Of its battery of % guns htd either been
dismouutcd or rendered useless.
The Mcrruy continues There is no doubt
that the fleet will succeed in the capture Of an
immense amount Olcotton Of the best qualify.
We understand that our forces have placed for
midahc oh.lructioni in tn river miles below
Beaufort. General Loo is hard al work near
Beaufort, and General Ripley at Boyd's Lann-
ing, for the defence of the Charl '-ton and Ten
ncsscc railroad.
A dispatch dated at Poc,taliso, Nov. Sih,
SAYS :-Gcncrpl Drayton retired in two stclm-
,rs by Pipes Ferry, AMI is now in BluflloI. The
number Of casualties he reports from 30 20 n.
Gen. Donovan rctrcatcd hy way Of Ladies'
Island and Beaufort to Port l;oyali'rry. Beau
fort hal not lccn burned a. was reported. 1t
contained an immense deal Of cotton, but il il,
we'll known that ljlulIon would he burnt in
case it was attacked. The railroads at Pocotali-
60, Charleston and Savannah, are in the great
est danger.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival of the Niagara ut Halifax.
AMERICAN AFFARS ~ EUR0PE.
France to Recognize the South.
INDICATIONS OF REVOLUTION IN
RUSSIA.

HGi. fiT Nor. 1i.-The steamship Niagara.
left Liverpool on the I'd inst. and Queenstown
on the 81, and arrived at Il is port this morning.
The Times publishes a long letter from Hon.
theodore Fay, American Minister to Swtzer-
land. MIR. Fay protests in tho strongest terms
against Lord Russclls reasoning in regard to
American matters, AMI complains in general
terms against the sympathy accorded to the re-
bells by the English and Continental journals
lhG IUHcS, after arguing the question Of
slavery in its relation to the existing contest,
ard asserting that the recognition of the Com
itdcratc States and peaceablc separation will
accomplish everything which tho Northern
Anti-Sllvery patty has been advocating for
year, says For our own part we as English
men shall be glad TO see the establishment of
the Confederate States simply because the
political power of the slave owners will be
so much less than of wore. Formerly
every iillilustor had the whole American
Union nj his back, and he knew it, The
case will be different when the country, which
sends him out is only a kind of Anglo Saxon
Brazil, easily Curhcd in It's ambitious propensi-
tics Ii the old Union had LASTED, the extension
OF slavery over Mexico would have been GER
tain after few years. Now, however, the
South will find rival determined to prevent
her ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The cause Of justice and
civilization will gain by the quarrel Of these
partners in guilt,
These are some Of the reasons which have
influenced Europeans in their judgment of
American affairs. We shall remain without
any desire for reconstruction Of the Republic,
which was so completely founded on principles
of slavery, as was the Government Of the Unit
cd States, and which was moreover, able TO pro
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Fires, Inauests, Aecldent., &s.

FINK IN West BRoADwAY--A fro bro
cut at l2X o'clock on wednesday evening, in
rear part Of the grocery store OF John Ehlers,
1b9 West Broadway, and before the fire was ext
ting,iished the stock was nearly destroyeL ~
Ices Of Mr. Ehlers In about 3 800; ms Irei for 81
in the Peoples Insurance Co. The stock Of S1lpnl
MOOs, cigar dealer, In No ljl, was lam Aged
water about 500; insured The stock Of Cha
lIprCy tinsmith in No. 1Gl was slightly damag
The buildings are all two story brick s1ru .tll
and are damaged about $500; insured Oml
Henderson, of the oh Precinct, arrested Mr|
Ehlers, 4 nephew If the proprietor of tie gro't
on suspicion II having fired the store. lie
committed ~ await An examination
FIRE IN EAST 23RD SrRERr.-Lt't eve
ing, shortly before O'Clock, fire broke in
west wing of the Old House Of Refuge, IN East
street, near the East River, occupied ~ g.
mann, ~ hoop skirt manumetory Inc Hs',s
Mir. Hermann WAS damaged 70 the eh''' "i tS''
said TO he insured.
FrRE IN WATER STREgr.-Abont
o'clock, last evening, fire broke ont III 'he D,
room Of the steam saw mills Of q. H. f'ul
shipwrights, No. 4I6 Water street, Iho pH'i-
In which the FIRE broke out II hVe Ht'rl,' ~ .i''
and being tllCd with combustlWe ht"Ii'N
flames spread rapidly, and commumc''eu
Ave story brick building, No. A., ahi Wv
story building, No. 49,, The three huHinfn'
nearly destroyed. The loss OF M''''' 80
IN about $1,000 they arr insured for hnN' ~,
The second, third and fourth tloors oi th' ''liu
No, i4G was occupied by George Vaughan I
frame manufacturer, and his loss Is about 9lNo
said u be Insured f,r $1,000. The upper Plr
Of the buildings, Ms. as and I5h were o'HI
ly Mr-srs. Plll'on for the manufacture "l
pet Innings. The fire IL supposed 10 hAv2 uih
atcd IN the ear, les4uCss o' sum" of the emp ytH
leaving fire among the combustible maliriA' ~
boiler rnom.
FouSp DRowNED.- Augustus d. Fla
youth II years Of asa Or u him '-'''<.
terday morning in the do'o years uf
He left his residence at 4e ~
tor the purpose Of going i,I.L
posed f,ll overheard in "a r..
held an inquest upon the h ,,-,.,-s
the parents, No. 81 Sufulk -.
Death hy drowning" was tinahit-
FoUND FATALLY lSg Will IA
man VIA found ea'ly yesterday morning lyin
tho corner Of Chambers street AMI New Bower
a dying condition, with a cut upon his forehead
= me bruises upon his checks. He was 'ske
Bellevue Hospital, where he soon died' Nol
Schirmer held an inquest upon the boiy, al
verdict Of "Death from wounds received IN some
known manner WAS rendered. Deceased was
2S years Of age, and wos dressed IN brown
oJat, dark vest ans pants. lie was " ns"'
pleXitu and medium height.
Further News, see Third
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The rcpor, that the rebel steamer Nashville
had run u' blockade from Charleston proves trlr.
She arrived At Hamilton on the Ms, uIt., iu % s.ty
hours from Charleston, iu want Of crI AMI some
repair, e. voddle-huNc7, e., and pro.aol,d t. the
dockyard, hoping 10 obtain supply thor,, hut
bdng refused, she pr,ccedcd 10 ST. Gcorl,, Mt
which port there was stock iu priyai, hands, AMI
she would probably obtain her requiem ats there.
The United States Consul, i, u, Wells, Eel, had
used his best cxortons with the Governor to pre-
vent supplies bCing furnished but, it is snid, with
indifferent success, except with government stores
A letter from Bermuda, dated Nov. lst, says The
Confederate steamer Mash vile Is now coming up
our harlor, in want Of GOALS has been 10 the dock
yard at the other end Of the Island aud refused sup
plies VIII probably fiji UP from private stock on
hand at the port. She will be a dangerous vessel
permitted 10 remain in tie vicinity Of these
Islands.
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Paris, n.y., Nor. LITTLE following letter
has just been received by the postmaster Of this
Iluco
MOUNT STERLING, Nov. IL.
Al the fight AT Pikctun four hundred rebels
were killed, and between loco aud =, 900 pri-
soncrs taken. Col John s. Williams was shot
through the head, Captain Ilawcs was cap
tuned.
Signed, +. L. BoswoRrU p. NJ
Cincinnati, Nor. live arc still without
iull particulars Of Gen. Nelson's victory. The
following is all that is known in regard to it =
Ahcr occupying Prtstonhurgh, Gen. Nelson
proceeded towards Pikcton and commenced an
engagement about 4 o'clock in the afternoon
The fight continued until night. Both armies
slcpt on their AIMS and the next morning the
LATHE was renewed, and continued until 10
clock, when the rebels Internationally sur.
rendered. Their loss is 100 killed and wounded.
while the prisoners are variously cs. mated al
from 1000 TO 1000. The route was rompl,te.
aud il is probable that the whole of General
Williams forces will be taken in the mountain
EOrgcs.
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rho pAhele IN Give M 0uariar
EXCITED RATTLFSNAKEs.


BoHimo,r N.'. 1.-THE loaf of Old Point
has arrived hrfc.
H. Charleston Mc,cu,y, no date, is quoted
ly the Norfolk Diy Bnok o. YESTERDAY, as fol-
low, -.
Wchavc not II word Of authentic news
from beaufort. \ report camr over the wires
Yesterday that the place had been homblrl,l
md 'uucd late in the day. Late in the
day. ho Nrvor, we heard that The town wa, not
burned, hut that i, had been occupied by the
enemy WycInnot yo,ch for ,iihrr sta, ,m,ut
The regular u,ws dispatches from tn scene Of
II. invasion aye, We presume, suppressed by
military authority oar prrill cr'frsypnl,u ;
have sent u- no dispatches OF l.'c, 81, we must
., content 10 watch and wait
\ FAC OF truce from Norfolk brought down
some thirty passengers, all Of whom said thy
were leaving Dixie, on account of tho high
price Of Twin: there, AMI the unsettled state
OF society. All their baggage was searched.
Southern papers wore very scarce. Only three
were on LoaId and from them we gather the
following additional items -
80 QUARTER To TUE ENEMY.
AuPasid, Nor. IA report has been currcn,
here for the past day OF two that black nas,
have been hoisted ut Savannah, Charleston and
other places on the Southern coast, which inii
cate that DO quarter will be given to the inva
dcis, anil that TO qua, .er will lie asked.
The Norfolk Day Book has the following al
| yertiscmcnt -
| ATTENTION RATTI ESSAkES,
Charge with fell poison and he prepared 4
strike. We find many objects in this town VIII
must receive the force of our venom. Clll earl
at thc Hole and hear the Bi; Snake. Liul
snakes keep your eyes open, and bring in th
| list Of those unirendly to our holy cause.
By order Of the HIu RATTLE.
November l3, ISL.
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BoF,n. Nor If. - A vessel arrived at
Holmes Hole reports that large English
,tcamrr, lal I'm with munition, Of war, hal been
captured ly n United States liigatc, and taken
iuIo KY Wo-.
John ". Whittcmorc, Engineer OF tho Mphi-
cav, killed Ia the engagement near Beaufort,
bcl ID to Camhiidscport, where he WA mar
ri,l ! rs than IL wear ago. lie was 20 Yeas
of a-o, nAi ION Of the lac Rev. ThonIs
Wlitt1morC
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Canal Navigation.

The unusual pressure of business on tn state
canals has induced the Canal Commissioner, to
possible period, with reasonable effort and to
this end the repair contractors are required to
have prepared for use such Necessary Ire break
els, and other tools and Implements to all nav
isaton, as shall be directed by the Commission
or i'm CHARGE
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War Movements In Missouri.
ARREST OF GEN. aIcKINsTRy.

~, io'Ts, No. 1i-Gcncrals Hunter, Pom,
and Sturpis div i,ions OF the army le,t Spriul,.
field on SATURDAY last for the north. and On
Sipls aud Atlorhs comm, nd l,r ion th, ,,p,b
on Friday cycuinr, with instructions to cncnmn
ten miles below Wilson's Greek.
l'p0n his arrival in this ely last nj ,ht. in
conformity with orders received in Sprinrlcl
ca Friday last to repair TO 81. Louis and report
TO Wellington 10y letter. General McKinstry
was met at tn cans by several officers. by
whom ho was ares ed and conveyed to the ar.
scuIl under Instructions to held no communica
ton with any one. His cashier, Mr. Hahn,
was also arrested. General Stur;i3 now com
mnnls Geneml MckNstrN,s diN..Iun.
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A GHAND MISSIONARY MUSICAL CoScEI
Ia TO he given ut the Cooper Institute, on N,n,d
evening, Dec. 2d, hy chorus Of one thouu
childrcn-ihe exercises h bee mtersperscd with -
and somi-churusrs, and occasional dacl.maiioI
The proceeds will go for the benefit II the miss
churches under the care Of Roy. v. Fuator.
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BARSUM offers one t ousand dollars for
lone representative Of Southern Chiyary 70 ,
drunk at Beaufort when that place was taken.
correspondent asks II the drunken man aforesi
supposed 10 represent the spiri! Of South o.
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TnE WnMAN's CrSrnAL AnMr nmrrr

The WoMAN's CESrsAL ARMY Rm.IxrI
ASSOCIATION started in April last, and sine7
cnv'rt'd into an auxiliary to the Sanitary C,lnms
ZION, Is continuing 10 efrct great al In thu wsy|
Of supplying hospital stores etc, T. the army cd
Tuesday last fourteen loGcs Of blankets, quilts pill
lows, stockings, edibles, etc, wor, sent 10 wash
ngton, and yesterday seventeen more were forward
ell. Tho Association has thus far supplied thirty
two nurses n the various hospitals, and up W th
present time, have sent 10 Washington upwards u
nny thousand srt les, Of much us, 10 our troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-15

LomSriRe, ~. Nor. "A Tho Journal has
information that the long and costly railway
bridge over the Cumberland River, just this
side of Nashville has been burned AID speaks
Of the announcement as causing great alarm
and trcpidation in the rebel camp at Bowling
Green,
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Firr al GcrmnntoMn. Pa.

P'Hl1 Tki0, Nor. l2.-Ihc lion works Of
RdEuway q Co., at Germantown, were de-
stloycd ~ fire this morning. Los, $4,000
insured ~, coo. The works were engaged in
the manufacture OF sahrcs Tor the Government.
The firc is supposed 10 have been the work of an
inccndiary
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TuE FLAGS FOR IIlE IRIsH BaIGApK VI
bc presented on Monday next. The Iris, regim.I
al flags are very magnificent. They are NJ Emli
green silk, bearing the Irish harp, sIn1ursL 4,
shamrock, and the ius ription in Irish eLarae.c
asu.Iginr, " We meter surrender"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-15

" sf good smusuniticn; which 'em in'nense
hands, and s5i,ion snol pr n~,nisssry stores
quantity Of rice and o'''cr 0o''''''''''''' 80
rrrrsrsHEp LErrERs ARs An'NnANr.
ore secured by the special correspondent Of the
SuS, In which the writer states that Colo icl
Wagner. of the German artillery, has Just 70
cciVed dispatch from George Ripley, aul al
ore from Richmond, informing him that
thev were to lc attacked that day which in
formation, the Mritcr aids, ,'crcatci 1Ei'
ssir In Inc camp" "Our mon. he sty', "have
been at work all day in the fort. III y are mol
exactly ready for them, but suppose ih'V c4h
make out some how don't know how W. "ln
get on" Here tho letter enis ahrnp,iI' ine
writer probably finding. With the rest una, ms
best way HSr ., E', and pen and run like tn,
mischief.