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FoRAoIKe EXPEDITION ACROSS THE POTOMAC
DISASTROUS hEUOESUisAHCE.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 1.-Two regiments of
infantry Went Out to day under Command OF
Gen. W ads WOrth's Son, VINO is an alu to his
father, abu proceeded as lar ..s Dcyilu' $ ana
brush farms, aud Drought away all the re
niaiHinS forage in inat neig Dol hood.
Inc reconno,ss lice made yesterday by
squad Oh Ut The 81 Z. nusy ivania reg ent,
Consisting accompanies + ana ~, under com
manu- OF capt. Bell, in the nelg hpoI hooo OF
Vienna, resulLed ulsastrOusiy to our 1"rces
AItr reachIns EisHna They TOOK the right
hand road towards Hunters Mill, ana mad
gone about II niie and n.,it when they sud-
denly found themselves h-mmed III three
SIDES by not only super lor force OF cavalry,
put also of infdnIry
The discharges OF the rebel musketry placed
the hoIsts VI our cavalry beg ond the coEtroi
OF their riders, Inc animals having been bat
recently brought into service, ana therefore
unaccustOueu 10 su, h alarms. The officers,
after several Intellectual attempts 10 get their
men In line Tor The purpose Of making IL
charge, ordered retreat, W hlch Was enec TED
In RS good order as the peculiar circumstances
permitted.
The skrmish was brisk, though of short
duration, the rebel cavalry firing bucksho.
frcm their carbineS. The number of rebels
Beatty, private In company N, killed rebel
officer AID captured his horse. The mark on
In" saddle was u. s. Davis, Ridgnway, North
Carolina. The missing up to o'clock to-
night amount To between forty and fifty.
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~ NOrICE.-We. ALEXANDER HILL g.
g~S CO., haze Issued EpTE~ TO thu amount of
EiFTrEE 4 HoUS and DOLLARS IL - and so
rent HI for accOuin odaiDo, ami for The PUB.
lie; and ALEXANDER Hill, have made . deed,
drawn mp by Que II The fl s. lawyers ia the city,
sna n eorded i" The lius,iDgs Court of property
(sitoout incumbrance) double TIE amourt of notes
of SUI, for their redemption sp cid d. pom
pre- ent alton have also made one of our leading
merchants my Trustee, to see that the provisions
0: the deed are cuted.
J.. ST. do This IL preference to pax ing 5 or 20
per ut. for specie VIII eh would heve to te added
{, the u st of nay sock The pr ees being suffi
elen'is high already my customers hereby save
iIs amount.
de 3-lt ALEX HILL.
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At Hloomfeld. New Jersey. IN SUNDAY, Soyem.
Ter '7ts, after q prctraetsd and paia.ul l. mss
Vshieh she bore without nusmur sn ! with great
ChiiNian resignation, MS JULIA A vie Of 10
-eph ID. Even. and aeghser Of the late Res. Wi.
I'm II Hart, former OF this city
On Su dag night last. a't-r long and p.insul
ifn.ss, d opsy, GEORGE e. SADLER, in fle
52i ear Of his age.
His fnrrai vi take place at his lsts residence,
n na n, ma II h Pre- til sm.u ng ~ Se'e. X
h, ms I'D n IN n es II 'hs fauiii, re
invi cd to attend W thvu fdrsa.r ncti-s.
Il riy, 4 spo;i =, on satin dsv, sots o.
GOV mb.-. mr. JOAN LUZ Al. in tse Il 90
f is age.
Hi fcnsrs' WI tske p res III ev ming Sd lis
1T n lock- 3cm he tfr-f ,ssg.:st Church. Iii;
fi-Gds ard quaint.nces gre iiffsd 10 at;ead.
la Whining ton, N. G., or thu 81 b o! Mo- sIne.r,
3LAEN NJkAH D, youngest daughter OF ths
NH and Margaret Huds IN, aged ) cas- l
month and Il days
That once loved form nsw cold ard dead,
Each m ,s,rl fal thought emp oys;
We weep, our esrthls comforts fed,
And withsFed al GU joys
Hope looks hey Dad to bounds Of time,
n hen what we now i sptore-
Shall ri.e l. full isnmorta p ine,
ANA boom to fade 10 n e.
"a Peter sourg Express Please Pr.
at Locust Grove, l. us county, IN the Ilth No
mber + ,NNIc, IN gest d u1 Sc If Or Jns
and Mary v. GAdu E. aS~d years u.o t.
lad d..
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49, - 2 -
~ u. H. rcce. s.4

r ARGE AMI S'TrtetfeE 4 sAs7 q
MENs or DRY g q
mAD. ULsjIH!N z. III s ssas* Ks
&c, AT ACC1 ON l.
3d iast., Wild xeiI 81 ~.
= large ssaarfm' ut a. rrssa DkI
GOODS, CLO.HIN0, kC1,S. h s
SC, c,nsistiug in pas Of Af.i NJ
La Delxia~s, Ve.vcts, .iiks Pga II III
Shswis, HOSIERY, Weolsn Eco. Sac -.
tielss &c; a general ss<os,rse. aay Ma
CiotEios. suc1 as heavy oss er, i n a.
and cassi.nsre Bu.isess aud ovs.-. oat !; csssss
mere. ,a,irss. and cther P-1u ard IS; D n re-
La ie hi -~s ard >hiidrea's q les, Is q y
hhppars; NE dbs, hesvs cs Il
Bots, .7ogsns, pxfcr t.
c. IN ~ isi lg OF Il = test assof. All = -
ssasJG. Il at Ia Ion VI Il. -
~
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4ittmunn 4ispattt.
TUESDAY MOhAYNo...... .Dl


The telegraph brings good tidings, which
we trust will be fully confirmed, Of the cap
ture of Montgomery and his "Jayhawkers,"
and Lanes ferces, who have been gradually
advancing into Arkansas. Montgomery is,
perhaps, q greater rascal than Lane, who Ia
reported to have escaped, though probably
the latter has tn. most influence. 1t is inn
portant news, furn ish,ng as it does grounds
for hope that the Abolition crusade has re-
ceived a forcibe check in a quarter where it
expected to accomplish great results.
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Obituary.

Died. at Cha lotts svDle, Va, Nov. Ii, Mrs.. ANN
J. SUNNI KS IN, aged &c years.
q aged 81 1T has IL O. al ep IN jesus fh :
xhiDitsd, in her Pr Us ii g, the beau ie, aud v,r
u=s of t. at faish he pr,fes,.d aid that r.. si.n
~ en- she p ac.iced He's IS q life OF higu-s.
ii h. vi b.1 htest hop, ct pul-st love IA pat emf
It rer, she ii 5sreA fer years n the mid q
uh az tr ais rows w.th ut one Odd vi
nu inuring or C, myiaint he was reg r led by
Al wno knew her, OF Tho est vi weEie,
I'D trAe voted chris ian n In LII ,ei OF Iii,
aurch of thirst, % life " as ferpleu ept with III
en- I'm and tractit rs OF hsr holy prof, ssi H.
re weep not. n. c.pnJt we p, over tie
a b Il me whose ii was SO lie uS Ia com
ent ~ On the p 'e.ion- truths VI Gsda hot
~oro: :" = nd hea 1 a voice from &c ,vei, ing
int LIE, W j q, Lles sd are The oead ~ho die Il.
We / o rom honeefor.u. Yea, saith the spiri ,
Sat they ma rs from their iabvIs b i. W. KS
. Oilvw them" Il A. u.
BE Re igious Herald plesse copy.
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lsBBLS NV croo N. q MDt.aSSES
e)U TO- bbis n. &. Cut HER.lNGS.
100 SACKS Liver poo fl SALT.
$50 btIs '-rshed aid + wdersd SU9Ak.
IS bbls. RUM.
4 bo,s. -poa BRAHDY.
so bhis ALCOHL l..
$50 bis fl ."n tai WHISKY.
81 obs BRANDY a 4 GIN
81 ei.hth casG fue BRA = DY
10 b,ses AdAmA- tie CANDi.NS
2.OOt0 CIGAR. vafio nsii'i
IS hids II y. Ola III Il >t:sAR
IS hhds CD. ice u. - SUGAR
10 tiere..s an 4 keg. O. ..s. LARD
IS Case, BOOT, AID SHOES
80 pscKagv rrseo and B Il TEA.
30 bsps PEPPER. SfiCE. GIN
GER.
90, b KS ) JAP au7 Ia 'oo CANDLES.
10 btls G, oiee Ps.ch DRs NnY
900 h~lt bbis Family e H XXI GS-
so kegs Bi Carb SODA.
90 sr q. PLAYING tAkDS.
,e6 aoz YEAST POW Frs.
eoo -. -s.rnFa. ia % IDBACCO 1900.
1908 gross Ma 20 80
Starch ssr,'n' :, NunHs pa,e .ni'
Coppsras Cream PaIta s.sas'
Rc. Buckets, Hava,a ,usar.
Greutd Crffe-. 80
With .gJod = eek of otha- Coos ia oar .iss
OF safe by
WA Il. JONES 60.
sc 3-I2t het "a in a.lc 4 sry cts.
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Evacuation of iybee Island by the Fede

ais he Federal Fleet, sc.
SAVANNAH, Dec Zine Republican, Of this
morning, says the Feuerals nave evacuateu
~ bes Island. One ship load left on SatuI
DAY morning Southwark bound, and one yes
ierday NorlhWard bound.
On saturday afternoon large ship stood
Warsaw luiet. Commodore Tatnaii's flee
weat after ii I, but she oisappeaIed.
elk t.oerai Vessels Were Vt iyoee yester-
lay
he schoone Waterman and Huron wert
wrecked OFT ybee On friuay mornlng.-
lacy Tell lii the hands of The blJcknueIs.
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Resignation and PIP ailments In the Feds.

WAsHINGroN, Nov. 2j.-Gen. Blenker to-
day rendered his resignation.
Col. Kayelock, British Count. and De
Eilleryin Trench, have been appointed aids
to Gen. Mcclellan.
The Government has decided 20 pay the ar.
Garages OF the officers OF Gen. Fremont's
appointment, up to the time Gen. F. was re
leyed Of duty. .-
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" .AEsA fULlt -.

GALE + otkSAIra. MI An BILL
- HANGING MArEkl l. w II - sul- ut
sue'iea at the snop oi 10 : beisru- ~ eih s.Ss4r,
O. tween u. DAD an G. ace on iUk Day
morn ng, the 81 Gay If Dec NIB n, Commence At
10 o'r ock Il ! Of His took o. Lorksmi-h ma belt
Hanei.s Material; Land and st tx h.; La X:
Keys Wire, and other artici.s esu sly apdi %
estaosh"est OF tho al d Csrpe e . sn eth RI
in w pt If su h go36s, are iuy,t TO he sale
1ERM,.-Lssh.
de ALEX. NCsT Aees'r
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reported Capture Of montgomery and hi
JeynaWkurs aid LauuS LOGS.

MEhPAis, Nvv 3U.-lue A-O,.Is hopu6ttcdn
If the 2oLn, Says mat zen. >. Parovns, VIA.
t.ainess unu Green's r-Del iorces, mad sue
cuedeu iii Capturing Montgomery ana his } ay
hawksr<, together with Lales forces, at For.
Scott, on the Esd. Lane escaped.
McCulloch has surrounde Seigle's forces,
at Zedslia, and a battle was hourly expected.
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pereonal.

NV ORLEANS, Nov 3O.-Gov. e.. +. Jack.
son, and the IN EN- bers of his staff, aud also
the Hon. i g. Cabell, Gen Shields, Colonel
broadweli, and Ialor Murray, arrived here
this morning. The military Are now seren.
aiding them.
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Arrest for Alleged Treason in New York.
New YORK, Nov. % On the arrival to day
of the North Star, Adju tant Robt N. Scott,
(son of the Rev. DR., 5. Scott was arrested
on the charge of treason
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FEDERAL oun-1ea<s eA1 winter osartors, ~
Caro-. Nov. 2s.-Ths gun- boat Lexing ton
has gone to st. Louis u convey two new gun
bocfaf lust finish I'd, this place They will
proba bly, arfiye 60 morrow Active prepare
tons are being made to plsce their armament
on them at once. Their crews will be taken
from 5oo marines that arrived here ON W ednes
day last.
Several floating batteries are expected down
Immediately,
Barracks for winter quarters are being raj i.
idly completed
ST. Louis, Nov. 25.-The work on the mor-
tar n-et is progressing rapidly. the boats
are expected to be finished this week.
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~. JEFFERSON LODGE NO. 1. +. y.
- =. FL he members OF Jef rson Lodge,
y, 4, viii meet q. tbs Lodge Roon THIS MORN.
INC, a.. Ge!ock, 10 pay the sst tribute OF re.
spaet 10 our dseei ssd i. Il GEORGE H. HsELsR.
Byssdsr OF The y, q,
<SAAL MURRAY, Hac,y.
The sister Lodges OF this city aud vicinity are
iagiied 10 Hnite with IT, de 2 + las
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~ MASONIC NOTICE. 1.-The member o.
W. Redmond Lodge, No 10. are reqps sied To
ai. nd sa. d anset ng at the 1asSns iiali, this
(TUkisDAY) ever ing, a. clock
by order OF the w NJ
JAMES L. RIDDICK, See'y.
All transient brethren in COED .tandiEg are in
vited to meet with u.
Dec 81, =. l.. Sc 4, A. n. 1871. d43-N
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WAsHINar0S. Nov. 23.-The Government of
Italy has adopted a very stringent rule about
entrances in regard to piratical vessels en-
gagged in depredating on American COM
merce.
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Murder of n Judge,

PADuoAH, NV. 25-Judge Millikep, a
prominent SeressionfSt, WIS killed i n a polIt-
zeal quarrel on the Esd The troops here have
not 80 received orders to go into winter
quarters.
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nRrBD.

On TAaredsy, Mcv-m,ss1ath. les1, Il E,'er.sia.
NY, ESQ b. The Rxv VIM Hedsss. u re- of
Wa-ten'on, hOBERT ". DRENRy Of Riss.
a-ond, Vs.. IN ANNIE .TD1tNs, Of E.iysbsta
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w. NElLS'tN kNCaMPMENT, no2I
~ q. y. F.--Tba member of NEIL SON EN-
CAMP MENr, 70. =, wi assemble at the Camp,
Tails MOkNthG at 3 O'Clock, to pay the last
tiiont OF respect to our dsceased Patriarch, 20.
K SADIER,
No 2. and all transient pa:Iiarchs, are invited to
unite wish us.
By order OF the g. j.
De o-It VIM. j. kIDDICK, Scribe.
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address Il, the Hung svisns, in which he pyo.
dIets q AZ III. TmpSTor ef Ausfyta Will ether
7oinuMysly 0taT q cbmpron1tSa ~ b com
!'i:: e||1s sl1iI ! !ss:s .s i: tssE
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WEsTERN VIRGINIA CONVENTION

form new state out of Western Virginia
NIT in this city to-day. The attendance was
large for the opening, thirty seven counties
being represented. John Hale,- of Mason
county, WAS elected permanent President
NO business w S done beyond organizing ard
administering the oath of allegiance to mem
berS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
yENHE SOUTHERN SPY. -..


yEVHE SOUTHERN SPY.
4 NEW SOUTHERN BOOK.
Published tits dav by
WEST & JOHNSTON,
4, NJ. in street.
THE SOUTHERN SPY.-Lettsrs on the pol
written a:.os monsiy in wasti etcn Ard r.s'-
whore, b. Edward A. P.a.d CT vi ri L.
author of ''BIacs Tiamc mis-"
CONTENTS.
|. Letter TO President L,.coll, written at Wash
=. Letter to Pre- i5e1t Lincoln, written a, Wa h.
irgton.
5 L. e. to Presic ent Lincoln, written at Wash
ingt0n.
4. Letie- to Pre- si&ent qcelr, written near rhs
Government.
s. Aeter to the iditor of - wrt,tea in Ma
ryland. rs'
6. Letter to Secretary Seward written in Mary
land.
z. lie ter to President Lincoln, written in Mary
lind
g. Letter to Doctor Tying written in Baltimore
Q. l.. tier to Gene al scot, wsi,len in MARYLAND
10 Letter to Mr.. Everett. written In Mari land.
PRICE, So GEMS.
Uson ,eIe eiSt Of tie pri c. it will be sent 10
any psrt of the southern Co fcderscy. -.
10 thu trade Ii l.be al disc unit WILL be lowed
WfST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers II, Ma Ii ST., :
Richmond, Va.
10 press, and will bs ready by 10Th December
FIRST.
CAUSE AND CON, kAST.-An kssa- on the
America Q isis, showing tie AntQuitv u l.
versatility ia tic. and re manence III u
sti.ut,ou of slavery. BY T. w. MscMah on
Price s..
SECOND.
PRESCIENCE.-As p ech dell yered by Hon
B-vsr y Tucker, OF Virgins 10 the S0utae n
Go lveution hel at Nashville, Tena., Apiii
18th 1881. Piice .5c.
Add els orders tn
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers ind Bo sellers.
de Sit As ID ain 81. hi hun nd q.
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Withdrawal of Federal Troops from Vir.
pluia.

CoLUMBUs, OHIO, Nov. "a Six Ohio and
two Indiana Regiments have been ordered
from Western Virgiaii. A part of them will
be taken from Cheat Mountain
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NJ Mrs FAN>iE NELSON thank fully acknovv.
lodges III re cepiion, th oush the Rev Robt. Ry
land, of $40 for the sold .rs Aid SociPt ~ from
d.. R'bt. Fl. i nd of Wst 2. licis, Louisiana
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|. PUBLISHER ANDB oKsELLER.

A MORRIS
n. PUBLISHER AND B OKSELLER
BIC AoNp, Va
Publisher aud off re fur sal. In ana titiss-.
HOWlSONiS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA -
A History of Virgi Ia from It's d,ecoverS anc
settlement by Europeans t. the present { me,
by robert X. Howison Esq 2vols. evo -
No ums contains the History Of the & ny
to the Peace Of PARIS, m l7o3 Volume :, con
taips the History CT the slony and of The
ntaie from 1903 20 the Retrocession Of Alexan.
dria ia 1r47 50 so -.
HISTORY OF THE VALLEY OF, vIR-
GINA, by samuel Kercheval. vol. sve
sheep Secord edition revised. 81 So ~
DE HASS' HISTORY AND INDIAN WARS
DE WEST ERIN VIkGINIA.-A History
OF the s-ariy Settleu ent ard Indian Wa-s 81
Western Virginia embI ac.pg an account of he
various Exped tons in the Yves, previous to
1895: also. Biog' atheal fetches of Colonel
Ebenezer u ne. MAier M't'ul Oh. Lewis Wes
eel, Gon. Danl Rroadhesd, Gener ndrew
Lewis. CAPT. nami Brady. Col VIM Crsw.
ford, Andrew Poe and o her D,s,ingui he'd Ac.
tors In our Border War; handsomely inustTa
TED; by Wills DE II ass. % IS.
de 3-st
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b~g. TIE grand LEDGE OF AN.
UTctkGE FREE AND A0CEpiED
:. 'all ! 4, : q. :,
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- STEAMBOATS, FOR SALE,

Q TEAMBOATS FOR SALE.
/ he subsrr her offer. for sale ths following
STEAMBOATS,:
N, Ia smsii d .~heel ,esmer, 81 # ione.s
bea IA; laws Z! l. chs VAL; la abba aeco
III .uor. tan pers u, al d will &c rs o pr
s5ls. hs sw-lls it d a. anes ng re spatf
,at On e gi GERS eve. 10 watch PC Fps he
as been uted f,f ilree yeas Can run a. al:
.xpe So Of only SIS pes d.y Pies $40 Cos
70 a-s.eam Prore'er 1ow.B a. ~ n l"e
Il fl. b sm 81 e. d Is ton. GEAR ,,!di ra"f
81 fs ~.'e W. ose la'in1 e goes and i-Ig due
boil nea'.y rev. Tows Veil, AID runs iast.-
Would make a - 'p-boN.
No ,;-s,eam Pf"peisr TSw ard P~ssnser
avs q. att .s no #, torws" ne cyl eera.
bs "a; werfui hue better, nearly new; burns
wood or Goa; o.s we'll a I'd ,avsy 81 MID
cry two AX4is sia' a d MAKE 5000 gun
No. aud5 .-St an p -opeler Tow :, at, ~, .g<
e, lin e., in fl la d " b new DO LEI.
els TX iubu a. ilers AID fngi 60.
F'' '"''AS' pA'' MiR,haLl PARIS.
TNUR SALE Plan A new supsrios,
seven octave kosewoed PIANO, mad. ~ W.
kaabe & Co. of Bat more, at
De @6* l75 Bros. s,set e.
Z a E g. PAPER.
The undersigned offer for sale
800 rs.l. sO.F. gulsd and Plain.
100 /. Cap :. =.
i 3 !: s s sssx assv:, -,
FOLIO POST,
anu THOs. H. SHIELDS CO, -
"a 59Grsvier st., sad 70 Bank Piass.
:. n. s7-s,.,ap, New ur,ssas. &c. :
~ wiiMiNoros. NO.
Cnefs for sale
,,..' o.rnHr'H' ruarrnr,s..
SPIRITS Iu1RR!IEESPplNE,
RosrN, vAsN1sH, n f pTHA. OIL
| Apply 70 j. r. BLOSSOM CO..
| G 8. vssasRiser. dsa ~x..tapl
| TNGLIsH HALF HUSE.-W- ar- rscsiv.-
| II ing a.oiner supply Of Heavy tng'i.h Cotton
50 ks Of the mex which " be s'la by
for number Of yeas TO thS entire sattsfAcdoa Of
&c ees s ~ BALDWIN & wILLI.Ms.
II ALDWIN & VIII MS--n.s n e vs1 :.
u ss oi .upply Of CT. MA.s-y Cloth: slv-
| y az s'msrr.; Ovsreoahsg~ 'soid t.scs Rsad. 80
ssad Bnttcns &c IN" h.v'ps Inc eAs dteeir icrst,
Ssn no BALDwIN Wi IL liz 49,
de I 8 and lis Man street,
DaAOK A.s,NoEs FUxN TVK PAT re.
| u &c .npscins this n.rp ne. "n-'.d a 81.
1900 yards "a Hr- fafuilHrs PINE: lOO.sN 4
/, Bi>.k kn>u N iso.s; 100 bssv.. q W ii =
| Shists. t1st'hsr VIII teAav e.t.y ods sIh % -,
the ".oa." l~sj s@rRls.:s v,av'
NJ NJ In et.f cpaxiaS ~vefy day. oaN lets ~
sSssr p-. CA "a. 70 Be .ld b n Mes ~sns :
a tai Fwr u sss Gseds ~ xrscr sss-s eaas - sss
1 nRExS TKIMNI NAS. VEE T'TN1
liz st ExsktkLS ~ Nsaa u. T. Als& IN a q Il II
81 40 usssa fsunntsa< b e4pn isAf ;sA ys
| ess -IzexnLnns
u FTNOlLETs CasuAe - Fsnsy &c. SN A@t
i j noksy, oeap aad vAsi,Ns sshr 1870 ~ !
eAls ~ S y. ". " =
e ar3 unxe1DA
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WANTS..

WANTS.
WANTED TO CARPENTERS AID
~, alAUhINiSTS.- Ii Zen JAR
~ NIX. ~e waited Oh iu-door work iof the
winter. xooa
ALoo- Eight or ten WY %1N1sHERs
y. hAhMS,
de- i5 5y5.s Eagle ..s.l. 40 Works.
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We are In possession OF Nostketn fi,es Of the
e3th, 2eth, 18th, and 2sth Of November. The
crowded condition Of our colum ns this mo n.
ing renders 1t necessary for us 10 be brief in
our selections. A short synopsis OF the latest
news Of interest will be fou, low:
| ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMER HrxALAYA--RkP oxrEp
ARRIVAL or THE TRExr IN SxsLASD.
| HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-Tne steamer Himalaya
report that The q t. AMIR Trent had reached
England, and that frigats had been dis
patched 10 the Uaited'cta,es with special dis
patches. The rel 5rt il doubtful.
IA dispaach from New York in reference
| to the above says: 1.-The reported arrival OF
the Trent IN England is absurd. She docs
not go further than St. Thonae, and the
| steamer connecting with ief taete would moi
ba d DC t., Southampton I'm til the 2slh or 9Th
FROM Ksrrcxr-auMosso ApvAScE OF BREcKiS-
LouIsvILLK, Nov. 26.-kumoIs are prevalen,
| this afternoon, but geaer4lis discrediteo,
| that ten Jonn T. Breckinrdge, with a large
| force, is advancing from Green river in the
| direction OF Uwenshoro' or Henderson.
! 4, voting MAN Arrived at Camp Gal b oun,
Mclean COUNTY ON Saturd ST, and re-
| ported that J q. III eckiprid is between
Russelivllie ana Gf-enyi.ie. ssyt4en miles
from Greenville, with regiment OF cavalry
auo one OF Infantry. He intendtd crossing
| Green river al Rochester, and also at asnby
| burg. Another force was 10 advance On
Ramsey, opposite Calhoun. aud d.verr Gen.
Crittenaen unul The olher two tcrces get In
his r-ar.
BEL EASE OF STATE PRIsJsEas FROM FoRr WAR.
RsS-AhRiLANDEks DETAINED FUR kEfCsIEa
| To TAgs1HE OATH OF ALLhdiAAcG-LIBUr. TAT
| NAIL ImPkI,oNaD.
Bosrvs, NOV 27.-By orders from Wash.
| lnstoa, the following tate prisoner, mostly
ID try .nueis, have Deem rsiaased fIom Fort
| WARREN, alter ticking the uaih OF at,egiance :
| > Il. Frost, John L.. noulden, David Lubnesi
| Geo. Thompson, Robert hoe, CHARLES u.
| French, Jonn 1. Fl 5ckaart, Geo. w. Laud-
| ing and Leonard Qulnlan
| Five others, whose discharge, as heretofore
stated, vas ordered BY SECRETARY SeWalukre.
| fused To take the DAT h of allegiance and are
| retained i'll custody. Th.Irnun, are VIM
Il. II rrlsJn. HoDert A. Garter, Iuos Shi-Ius
Michael j. GRADY, AID G' e. A. Appleton.
| ientenant Catnail, commanding the ma
| rine guard of the sioop OF War San Jaciuto,
| was conveyed Ia k.rt Warren yes ,ecdav. He
| Is 4 SON OF the rebel Commodore Of that
| name.