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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04


~ Charles Henry Mafss Who recemt Il the 6.rgnce
COMMITTEES. revived the adniusatiou q Mr. Lincoln it's
efforts the Uuonl have assigned improper
vcs . the Peoples Syracuse Union Convention for thcrre
t.er endorsement OF tredcrirS L. vue; therefore,
Resolved That w proclaim 70 the electors Of this county
Cnnseni wrrc an elimination for tho integrity capacity
which conn.eed themselves with Mr. Browa in his capacity
as y legislator with the notorious forty thieves Of 1857
this city am cannot receive the endorsement, oay national
W.. therefore can upon al good and honest assist in
desnE he s ps. q san and "n 20
ecyating tho office Of Sheriff tat competent reliable
Resolved That the shoady Marshall Abolition Committee
DO Injustice 70 their candidate Josiah " Brown in charging
nttec liberal sseasien lie and lis friends proaersd
them any amount that they nigh, Reasonably demand for
eye tnai any pecunary expenditure would induce an homes,
people 10 for such nominee satisfy the cnnsccnces
Of the committee III presenting such q man for public
suffrage.
EouRTH SENATORIAL DIsrRICT.-Ar A MEETING
N. tollnwng rsSori,n vas ap,,,nsv nas ~, 49,
dorse the nomination of Chr H. Woodruff for senator of the
80 20 = = - GEORGE nANcHor. Secretary.
LyUR sENATOR-sEvENTn DISTRICT,
Il JOHN }. PHELPS.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRAT GENERAL CON
Headquarters, Military Hall,
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
FREDERlcK l. vuLrE
NE i&''s's j. wH HiTERsbSyGiRy
HENRY HENRY v. GENET
oE tR SE' KGsrER
ANTHONY EIcKogr, :" - EDWARD :. MCCONNELL.
THoMAs y SI.EGkE:
'I join ifss u. i hA Ar apEgsY' '0''''
CLAUDlus L. MoNELL,
Fer Judge of the Court ot Common Pleas,
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rJ,O THE FL ECTORs or TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF
New York-Il biAg pcrslo.ently reported that conem
plate withdr wing irou the Candidate for DIS
trc Attorney hereby give notice that have not and VIII
withdraw, he withdrawn, but aud shan remain
candidate III reports and assertions o. opponents 10 the
contrary notwith stdlung.
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DROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY. SCI BROOME ST
ID. NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY
All the fashionable dances in course of lessons.
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays, 3to6PM.
GENTLEMEN. Tuesdays and Frtdays. ~ TO 10Y p VI.
CHILDREN, Wednesday, and saturdays, 3to6 T. VI.
Ladies primary classes instructed by Ms. B-ockes.
SolREE EVERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
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AT MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD INDEpEN-
IA dent Wnr<insmens and also Jackson Independent,
and also the Excelsior Clubs, held their rooms. Bernard
Third Assembly
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rI,HIRD ASSEMBLY DIsTRlCT-THE FRIENDS or
L DAVID ID E,iAN tickets ~ Mr. John Moss,
35 and Mr. John H. Burloys 44 Canal street.
0 a cnch notng pnee.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

DoDwoRTIIS DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No. 2W Fifth avenue, rwentysNth ST., new YORK.
No I7 Montague street, Brooklyn.
Enthusiastically and Fridays IN brooklyn
LASsEs-Wednes days and Saturdays n New York
Circulars for terms, Re- may be had at either academy
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A MASS MEETING OF THE EIGHTEENTH WARD
IN democracy will be held ut Concert Hail. ~ avenue A,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets Monday
ing Nov 1T ~ o'clock rtify the nomination of James
Lynch for Sheriff Good music on tho occasion; Committee
of Arran nisThomas Kcrns Stephen oIara, james
Larkin, John q Brsn Hugh OBren, Patrick Kelly. Sevc
raj distinguished speakers will address the meeting.
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ITO THE ELECTORS OF TIE 18TH ASSEMBLY DIS
trctt having been represented by evil disposed per.
that had induced John Lambrec the nominee OF the
republican party for Assembyman in that district wh
his candidate for pecunary consideration,
and fearing that undue influence might thereby be
ered among those with whom have personal
ance hereby d. clare all such reports be
every particular. They have been circulated well
lure Mr. ambre ht myself and hereby appeal the
voters of that district enable give retton Of
them at the ballot box on Tuesday next.
NOVEMBER 2, 1861. WM. L. BRINCKERHOEF.
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TNOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICE-Ar MEETING
Ct the General Committee Of the German Union League
the following resolution unanimously passed:-To
dorse the nomination Of Chr b. Woodruff Senator
above district BY order,
GEORGE HANCHOT, Secretary.
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ADDRESS rEorLE's DOMINATING COMMITTEE TO
TItE RILcToRs YORK.


A VOTE FOR ANY OTIIEE PROGRESSED UNION
TICKET Is THROWN AWAY
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rI,O THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIS
rcFaving understood that tickets have been printed
circulated In the district bearing my cand
for member Of the Assembly, this card published
oil good citizens that is but dying effort help the
OF the enemies Of the Unon positively declined
of Mr. James W. Bush who is the only candidate OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04

A BETTER CHANCE STTLL.--LADIES AND GENTLE
n great demand the Western market Wanted,
large qaaty OF cast off Ciothing also Furniture Carpets
and Jewcrv. pay highest price by calling
addressing ~ Abrahnms SS Seventh avenue between
Twcntyhtth and Tweniysiyh Laass punctually
attended 20 by Mrs A.
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4 TrENTtON, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.--IF YOU
~ wish the full value for your Cast on Coth.X
send note to r HARRIS l56 Seventh avenues there you
be win be dealt with yoar satisfaction
Pants 81 &c. Please forget I56 Seventh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22

FROM THNNESsIE.
Action Of the Tsunsssee LegisiRture-A
Public Meeting In >f.mphis-StirriGg
Appeal for Assistance, &c.

NAaHrILLs, nov. 2l.-The Tenner Leg
islature On yesterday passed a law estab
lshing State Ordnance Bsreau. They also
passed Il law approrriating $500, 900 for man
uftcturing arms. They also Instructed the
Governor to press into imme diata service ali
suitable guns to be found in the State.
MEAPHIs, Nov. 2I.-A public meeting was
held here on yesterday, and the people re
solved to send men and money to Columbus,
Ky. An address Was issued calling upon our
sister States TO send forward men and guns
for the defence OF the Mississippi Valley -
The address says: The long threatened In =
vasion Is At hand, and the enemies of our
rights and liberties are moving upon
US by land and water la overwhelming
numbers. In the next five daysa great battle
Will be fought at Colnm bus, and IL the Con
,ederates are overpowered, Memphis is los
70 the South, unless Alabama, Mississippi,
and Louisiana nelp as. Our friends IN til,
surrounding States must look the facts
sterniy III the ftce before It l. too late"
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X report o he FIr=. AUDI Tor ef VIRGINIA
To- nd before The Genera. Assem- . shows
.'- Whole numoeT OF births In the state
'.' Was 80 o., and in ls31, g, gea Tn
.'-''i'u + h'r.hs to the reputation insse9,
}risl Districts, was as follows. Ia
-ieF, 10 every :; in the Valley. ! in
t- iu .4e Pl'1u.out, in every g in
>e"lhwest. , in everv es in the North.
IN every Sc, saa the acreage in III
's'i' 9'a'~ wss IN avery &c. Itt.j1-eres.-
.. 'r' -Fast with 1hs foregoing tie rrouor.
o'aihs 70 he population IN tLare dis
g, Tx "hicA r~.uras have been received
~ he 1Its- aater district the rale
u q Piedmont, / il =; Val.
- -" I'D >cV'hTsst. :! IL lis. The great
=. '"''~,4on n be results appears ia m
rs-@fa counties. The difference in the rat4
~ l. over deaths II 1859 Is very striking
'.ae wafer District the !ncre1 Sc ia IN
~ EAr y or hwe<t IN IS. In PiedYnonl
- IL t1s Fsiiey. in IS in thu South
81 q and ia The Whole State, ! in 6
@'r'@ *s @Ee II the whole STATE is "a,
- - Ai-d the lowest average 4 the diatrtc,s
IT,, - y IN West, -. year,, which is ae-
III by tie fact that the greatest suIa
births are 10 that district. and one
'''o II al The deaths rrIi. uxs,n The younu.
HE auditor caIts attention u The
iAcl MAT nearly third Of the deaths
40 -AI% are alopg children under one
u Ase. which does not appear Ia tn,
10 exc a elsewhere.
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PEE PsrvATEgk SITTER.

Foreign files received ~ New York. hy the
Edinburg. furnish The following with regard
= the priFateer Sumter:
The British brig Spartan. Capt HeCaIloch,
arrived az S,i Thomas on the It'll inst. from
Rio Janeiro. CaPs. McCuiloch reporisd tha,
on n. 5.h inst. he fell in with the Sumter
aid that her lst Lieutenant visi.ed him for
the purpose al Obtaining whatever informs g.
uon the captain might possess regarding
American affairs. Captain McCuIicch gtatps
that the Lieutenant behaved in The most
courteous manner, and, while anxious 10 ga
ther all the information he could ehowed
every disposition 70 be mos. reserved in all
things related 10 the movements OF bis own
vessel
A vessei from ST Georges, whence II brought
news 10 October 9th, states that the Iroauoix
IN search OF the priysteer Sumter, had eaiI-d
at ST. Georges, aud, after eoailng and warsr-
ing, sailed for Trinidad.
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Navel nethed of Conducting EIeetieus.

We have received one of the pria tel notlcce
served upon every Southern nian IN Wash
ingtJn city previous % the election. whioh
reads IS follows:
God and the Uu'on Headquarters OF the
! nioH vigilance Committee, " ashington, D.
c S.r. as ii pers ia !tvorIng traitors to tn 6
Union, you are notified that your name Is re-
corded or The secret lisl Of this Association
your movements belng strictly watched ana
that unless yea openly declare your adherence
- the Union, you viii be de5lt with a. a TRA1-
IOB by order. *, Secretary"
This interesting document IS embellished
VIII the seGefaia s,Wnicnl IS no Y, like the seal
OF the inqui-iuou, IA symbol OF intalny. The
devil Ands his match Ia Lincoln and his par
t2ans, but the latter VIII have 10 euccumb
IN TIM and
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Ry E. y. COOK, Autt'r.
Gao NnO WORTH OF SFhSOEA.
EfU.StDV BE GOODS AT AU0.

$4,000 % Stt do6 OF Shis4 40:
FItN.-un THURSDAY, 2~th IN tart, nj 10
o clock, VII sell ~ ore. nno.t siO0s wo,sn
# + esq snd SEASON abe q q u D embracing Ia
II bele. he lucky wOOLENs. Lsevy.
Il b.l DiSie 10 do.
$50 li.ce. K-oru-av JEANS
20 % CAsstMNiE5.
l0j d.. sArlNEt~ L.
u zsn MeIin, III HIS
~ d.. DO nKAWERS
~ d.. Clech SHIRTS.
iOi do. Ltnins do
100 f. CsUt Planned 8 FiH x
~ Do GO, d, DRAWERS.
.Hrf cFt COAT a Y rent yty.eG
% Br-iu' 40 COATS diff~fanr go
~ Ia,c Gas,in.-rs aud Int PANTS.
800 az IA aiexandet's SPOOL COTTON.
dor. Gusrur ' SHIRTS.
- 1cz. 3oGkey J JACKETS
g. p'ecra CRASH
% pieces Russia III a PEE.
30 q g S. speEds. BUTTONS
Il dox hi itary SASH
81 p.eces d met Ian FI.S &c
Att CONNIE &c. eat Il H. abo.s ps,-. " III
eli list Df va.u bio AID desirat e MLDIClHEs.
ytz.
q Pc CALONEl
= 10 tHi.tkpFOET
Isl 0zt hpRPHTRE
- De- itg'1-Tef FiLN
- Iru. Bi~MJTH
~ lbs. 60 pr kAf
Az It's ~ i,IGp
y lta. NADER
~ lbs. Biz r. :-IONF
20 ~. NITRATE 0F SILVER.
he '1t"eEt"n .: ih7 tr-t'- - particularly 70
~ 'st-I - Sr .- 1--we, .tad Rev + % sa OBJ
po-luA.l3 liom occurring.
IN. '7balo OF the above will he really far 1aus-
tnat',n On WEDNESDAY. nh sat
T.AN7--ttaSii i. y COOK
-" :; fuctLilaer
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EArAL ACCIDENT o. BOARD a STR4xBE.-Th
New Orleans Psoay4s<, Of The l5.h, record
:hr following particulars of 3 melancholy
accident v,lica occurred a. that place a few
days since
GA Wednesday night, between n and J!
O'Clock, 20 Orderly Sergeant Jarles Sherrin q
Pelican Guard. Company u, now on board
tn COufedsTat" states steamer Red Rover
was making ne u-GAi rounds to The difsrpn
posts, la or Tered into = COryersa.io vii 4
pT. sats James . Rourke, Il friend Of hi., OF
Pos No 3, and asked 10 examine bis rife
bile be vas handing IL over, the trigger
being accidentally on I full cock, the rife
was dtecnarged, ant the tnIt charge entered
:,I1vrrIE = rlyht arr. between the elbow and
Shoulder, amt penetrated the right breast
-dsticai as~istance sVss El,eacily procured, bat
the phyCleten, Ur. HegeWiuza Bpou exarni-
nation, Er ono anced The wounds mortal and
Father Burke, Of The Jssntts Church, being
called, administered 10 fhe unfortunate 81 r.
K@aEt thH consoiinE rites Of his church. He
vas 'hsn token 10 ihs Cnarity Hospital by
hts rliow-eoId;egs, vTheTs he expired shortfy
after.
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Misrepresentation of the Enemy.

We are requested by member OF the Wash
tngton Artillery, Of New Orleans. to con ira
dict the statement. copied from the 81. Louis
Republican, that the Federals took two pieces
belonging TO that battalion, In the battle OF
belmont. None OF their cannon were in the
fight; and II the ST. Louis writer had told the
truth he would have admitted that the bat
terry which tell into the hands Of the Federa!s
Vas subsequently, recaptared by our troop
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Excite ent at New Orieaus

tGARt ssroN, Nov. q tho We-ca.,y pub
fishes n special dispatch from View Orleans,
dated on yesterday. which STATES that en- In
teuse excitement prevails there relative 10
the threatened attack on Columbus, KY
Commodore Hollins had gone there with his
fleet, aud has tsiegraphed for all the aYaiia-
ole boats, and the steam ram Manassas. The
hoating battery, With 20 Enn5, goes up ;c-
night. All The river pilots have been lit e.
pressed into service.
Seventeen thous-nd troops and seven ty csn.
non are 1T Columbus
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The Sovereignty Convention Of Kentucky

NsoEElLLB, NOV. IA special disp pa lel 4
iAe Union and sntertcan states that the SCv
ereignty Convention IL kusseilvllle had al
Journed, after forming d Provisional Govern.
ment. George II. Johnson was elected Gov
ernor and Bowling q :een has been IL lie IN,
Capital.
3irssfs. II. y. Barnett, Vim. Pre-ton, ann
W. i. SImms, were appointed 4 committee t.
negotiate for the GGmIssiBI OF heutueAy inL,
tna sou theru Con fed.r4rr
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Cnhinet MaffsHx.

Hon. Thomas Bragg, OF North Carolina,
has been appointed Attorney General Of the
iConfederate States, In place of Mr. benjamin,
upon whom the appointment OF Secretary of
war was lately conferred He ntsrs upon
t"e duties OF his Office at once. THIS intelli-
Fence Is satisfactory In every respect. Mr..
benjamin, as Acting Secretary. has proved
his eminent qualifications for this RESPONSE BILE
post and Nj. Bragg's reputation as lurist
and character as good and patriotic citizen
Justify us in saying that he Is valuable
accession to the list OF Cabinet appoint
menta
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FrsfaER PROM pURopE-rHR xRxTcAS gxpgpr-
foF-sEscrIarIors BETWEEN FRANCE AND
AUSTRIA &c
HALIFAX, Nov. ls.-Tha steamer Niagara
arrived at Halifax att o'clock this morning,
with Liverpool advi, es OF the III inst
me Paris correspondent Of the fndepeaisact
Heisf Processes to have reliable Information
that the Mexican expedition has Interior or
letts, ahd that IL the Southern Con fedeTacy
hoids It's own till January, France and Eng
lana VIII recognize it. and bresk the block
noe This statement however IL pronounced
IN England to be utterly untrue.
1T Is reiterated that France hes opened ne.
EQUATIONS with Austria for the cession OF We
ne,ia, and that the Duke of Magenta has been
entrusted with the III ssion to Vienna.
frSDch troops have occupied the valley of
Dapren, and the Swiss Government has sent
commissioner 10 the spot, and resolved TO
protect and demand satisfaction for the vio-
lation OF Swiss territory.
The frigate La GnerrieBne had received final
instructions TO sail for Mexico on the 9Th Of
Novem Der.
Private cotton circulars report decline on
the week of to !,
NO MORE sALTPErRR AND GrSPowDER TO BIZ TX
PORTED.
BosroE, Friday, Nov. 1.-The Collec or of
this port has received instructions from
Washington TO stop the expectation of salt
petTe and gunpOWdpr
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COTTON AsD zGes.
The New York Herald =ays:

IL Is probable thai the cotton sea i~iandl
and rice thrst qua.i,yb Of the rebels IT BE a.
for. district, Sou;h Carolina, which will fall
iato he possession OF .hs Government By
eonfisesiion, Will pay ih- expenses Of our
great naval expedition. This il CARRYING the
war home 80 South carolina 10 soma pur-
poss. This effect, VS. think, VIII be excel
lent, for In saddiLng The 5prleers ~ this re-
b-liioI upon he rebels .hs--feiy~s, =. ~ viii
all the sooner ~ oropf n - realize f4s fac.
that their EoGtnara tsnfsd-r cy can never
- ma1s 70 pAy. Es0toa and rios Lss god
sainSs. AID II liz nsesesA sci ret~i lAssEaTs
VIII corr ito eAAlp, isgK taa i-- as~fnlly
emp ~ .h bsiassax a. t..~ y.tos AID rse.
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AsJst"A'ase1 gAE.5cA.
THIS uhE.
BY Z. b. COOK. 4uatlons<y

BF =. y. COOK, AuattO,as<r.
ARTE AND SUPERIOR ASSCRT.
L 4 MINT READY MALI. CLOTHING
'iERlN0 SHIFTS AND DR .WtRS. SA
Ntfv ] lN~EY : SHOES BOOTS e. Al
&c ION On FBID \. ri i..ss a. Oo'ci.
y I'll 81! II M sore large apd SUPER r o. ~
latnt OF Ready Ka9a CIOt IIitsG. eoists.i5x eli
Men en- Boys heavy Sa'i- Czssi1ae;. "a
ElJt' Over, Hrss- a0d Trrt Goats
Cas- G@T~, os'in~t, jeans, and oiasr Pgnts
A0sts. &c
-AL|0 -
LOO 4osAu %fsrao S.uts a.lt Drawers, NJ "a.
pector = a.it7.
- Fieeea s1r nor Sa.irets
- gross agate Bl.to0-. ii pieces Linory-
H0s.-sy, Bgocf. Shoes, Hat 'aps se
The Intention ct - rad Is r. pee. failY -n.i
cltsd "a the goods al of MS b., quality fresh
apo --teona.5.e.
T-eas Cash irlmctierely on delivery
no - r. Il COOK Arct'r.
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Capture Of q Yankee, &c.

ArgCsTA. NOV. 2i-Tne Cnarleston Couri.-
OF tnis morning, say That one Of thei vader.
has been captured and bTought 10 that Ci W
y gentleman who arrived there yesterday re-
ports that three vessels, crowded with F-de-
rails, we're lying at HaZird Creek, and, it lie
supposed, wore about TO Land. Some vessel.
We're OFT Beaufort, aud sixty or seventy o! the
enemy were quar.ered IN mat town.
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Cauuonadiug.

1t appears that the enemy at the Rip Rars
has been throwing some harmless shots to-
wards our Sewell's Point batteries, anu /. is
very likely that our troops have been engaging
In artillery practice In return we learn
from Norfolk that heavy firing was heard
yesterday ut y o'clock, apps reu Ely In the d
reetioa Of Sa Wells Point
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Arrest for Treason.

KNoxvTLLg, T.Sg., Nov. 2o.-D S Patter-
son, Judge of the lst Judicial Circuit Of East
tennessee. and son-in Law to Andrew john
son, has been arrested IN II charge Of treason.
and brought here for tri3l.
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i hapIalu.s Dates.

ca =. ~9iise 0t DC. AeCsbe, tAe Chan..t,, Of
= o' s. - kieamoEd. are Of very onsrous
A@'~f ais iaboss at tns VARIOUS Lo.fa.
faslans 'ae sick snd bersinx the
are st-ueisnt 20 task the physicaI A
- as moral energies OF the strongest ear
- sfe t1rsornea with ehsrae.sg,ss;c s,a...,t..
- S%si
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Alabama Confederate States Senators

M)SrGohERT, Ala, Nov. 1.-The Hon "
l.. fancey, and the Hon. q. &. Clay, il,
were elected today Confederate s;enators-
MIR. fdncey was elected Oh the first ballot
and received all the votes but two
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THE YtaHr At arrAsporTE y.

In the recent raid on 6uyandotte, Major
Whaiey, the member of Con grers from
wayne county, was captured. Colonel Jen-
Gins. who led the reosls, captored three hun
ored knneid sud State gus, about sixty Of
the Union soldiers, and some horses Maio
"hsley "ss recruiting a regiment, snd had
but rereniiy made Guy aIdot e his hsad9aar-
f-rs.
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Federal Flotiila of Yorris's Island.

AcaCsTA, Noy. 2i.-The Charleston Mr.
c"Ty, 81 tbs morning, e4ys that seven or
elSht sh!ps lights were On -dorris'
Island last night. Il Wa probably gur
boat fiotiiIa
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App ,iIIm EMS.

The Presi3en: has appoIated Jos. d. Pope,
OF STUN Carolina, ChIei Collector q the war
tax Tor that ot@te, III tAe place OF a. =. An
-reas, resigned.
Col. IL. %. Branch, OF North Carolina,
hiss been appointed Brigadiec- General IN
tAe Provisional Army, ANA ordered 10 report
tOr GUY On Tie Coast OF that STATE.
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RrJtMEs " r4yLOR 4 80. 4 80,

yTRU&TEE' SSALE OFGHEN VALUABLE
REAL. Is 7 a T r. ENOH% ~ TIN.
'T.OHHAT \ WAREHOUSE" AND TEF
FkOfEkTY ADJOINING. -- ~ E4Us.i,u,.S
tEIs'r", Under i sod isom Jacoo $. A.
go Jpun \. HaIsar, DIS ~ October
-. l-,n, and feeorde in H-n'ao County
our, and y The Request of be parties concern
cd VII eel! - pGric aa LlDC. upon The pfsut-
- "1s TUESDAY, the = n cay Il Hovenb4-,
s6i, commencing NJ u O'Clock. N h. prop, ~
convey Ell BY cid iced, the bstpt s.tns'ed ia
ae pan o. Port HsyO, nd Gushing OF two
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