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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-05
Headquarters Of the Army,
Wnshineton. Oct. 81. 1861. [

10 Hon. s. Caae on, Secretary Of Var:
STA For more than three years have
been unable from 4 hurt 10 mount a horse
or wslk more than iew PAGES al time,
and that with much pain. 0iher aud new
infirnii,ies, dropsy and vertigo. admonish
me that rePose Of mind and body. wiih the
applications IL surgery and medicines are
necessary to add lilile more to lsie at.
ready praeticssl much bcyo the usual
share Of man. Il i under such cireum-
STAGES made aoahly raiaiul l,y The unnst-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

The Late Naval Vict0ry-Capture OF the
Forts Mt Hattcrns Inlet, N. brilliant
Engagements i'm Missouri and Western
virginia-Thc Situation OF Affair." IN
Washington-Tho Death Or Jefferson
Davis-PrOcecdings or enc new York
Democratic StnAo COnvcntiOn-Thc
Latest Ncws--NIarlkets, Sc, sc.
The WvsnIy HERALD, for the present week, will DO
ready this morning at nine O'Clock. In It's pages will
be found;A full and graphic account of the late brilliant
Victory Of the Union Forces at Hatteras Inlet N c. the
terms which the Rebels Surrendered with lists of the
Prisoners TAKEN tho Killed and Wounded and the amount
Of Material, Ammunition, &c, found in tho Batteries;
Sketches Of the Officers who took part in the Engagement
An Account Of the Fight at Lexington Mo which Four
Hundred Unonsts Repulsed Four Thousand Rebels Total
Rou Of the Rebels at Boone Court House, Va The Latest
Dispatches from Washington, showing the position of
affairs in and around the Capital The Appeal Of Secretary
Chase to tho Naton The reported Death of the Rebel
Chief jeff Davis. with sketch Of his Life; The Latest
News from Fortress Monroe Western Virginia. Missouri,
kentucky and all other important points of the country
full report Of the Proceedings of the late Democratic
State Convention at Syracuse their nominations for State
officers, and much other interesting matter.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail Telegraph Edi
t0rals the Prominent Topics Of the Tines Reports of
the Condition of the Commercial, Money and Cattle Mar
kes Marriages and Deaths for the week. and all matters
Of interest to the reading community. Single copies, in
wrappers can be had at the Office, Of Fulton and
Nassau streets Price six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07


TAMMANY HALL AND MazART HALL CHANGING
SDEs.-The backing and filling which TOOK place
at the Syracuse Convention are highly .snusing.
First, both Tammany and Mozart were ADMITTED
on an equal footing; then Mozart was kicked
out because Tammany sulked and threatened
secession if Mozart was retained in the Union.
Better still, the whole Convention, including
tho Tammany men themselves, adopted the
principles of Mozart Hall in their platform, while
they rejected the men. The Daily Ners is an
honest opposition and secession paper, and is
entirely consistent. But the Tammany dodgers
are playing double-faced Part. Instead of all
this shifting and artful lodging and undermine
ing of the government, let them 60 and recruit
for the army, and let them 60 themselves to the
Potomac and fight the battles of the Union.
Then they may get some credit for patriotism
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THE FRIGATE RICHMOND AT JAMAICA.
THE NEW YORK TROOPS.
GENERAL ORpER NO Il


Tho following important order has been issued
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ. GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON, Sept g. 1861
First-All persons having received authority to raise
volunteer regiments batteries companies in the state
Of New York, win Immediately report to his Excelency
Governor Morgan. at Albany the present of their
respective organizations They and their commands
placed under tho orders OF Governor Morgan who will
reorganize them and prepare them Cor service In the
manner he may judge most advantageous for the inter
ests OF the general government.
Second-Al commissioned officers Of regiments, bat
teries or companies in service raised in the State of
New York, Independent of the State authorities can
ceive commissions from the Governor Of that State by
reporting TO the Adjutant General thereof and filing in
his Office dupcateof the muster rolls Of their respective
organizations. BY order.
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
GEo. ID. RuGGIHs, Asst TINT Adlutant General.
Asimar order will probably be made in the case Of
other States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
THE BERDAN SHARPSHOOTERS.

In addition to the Michigan and New. York State compa
nes Of the First regiment Of United States sharpshooters
under the command Of Colonel Beran who left for Wash
inetan on Thursday latc the same evening tho Massa
cnsete company OF this regiment passed through the
city join the command Yesterday the Swiss company
under command Of Captain Tepp, left their encampmcDt
wckawken and proceeded by the steamer Red Jacket
to Elzabethport, en- route for Washington. The New
Hampshire company of this regiment will arrive here
NJ nday, and after remaining day at Weehawken win
start for Washington. The Wisconsin, Illinois, Vermont
Maine and Minnesota com afcs are ordered direct to
Washington The Pennsylvania company has gono for
ward. General Mcclellan will have at the aid
Of this arm Of the service at his command,
and have doubt this First regiment
OF sharpshooters will fully sustain the prestige which
prcccdcs them Oar citizens have been disappointed at
not witnessing the march Of the rcgim mt through the
streets Of city, butto the language OF Colonel
Berda-"Wc would say, wait until we come back and
have earned glory then give us our full share Of
pandts One thing Is worthy Of remark in connection
with this regiment-not one drunken man was seen
among them. We shall hereafter give full list Of the
officers of this regiment.
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PRESENTATION.

The meh rs Of Company /. Sixty ninth regiment, met
at the Ivy Green last evening" the purpose Of present
ing Capt Seaman Formerly Orderly scrgeanD with
sword belt and sash for his gallant and gcntlemsny
conduct during their Campaign in Virginia. Tho pre-
sentaton wns made Ey Capt. John H. Nugcnt, which
he made an eloquent and patriotic speech Capt
seaman rcpied In appropriate manner. Capt Seaman
il now actively Engaged recruiting hs company, which %
10 DO attached 10 the irish brigade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Tho United States steamer Crusader, I. A Craven
Con- ~auder, arrived yesterday rning in seven DAYS
from Ke,- wes. She eamc to this bort for repairs.
The following = a list Of her oldcers;-
Commeader-T. 4. Crav..-
Ft,sf Lteutendnt--A T. K BeNhau.
second Lfetaeaont--R r. Wallace
Mtdshtpmen-H. d. Manly and IL n Johnson
ressea AStstdm Surgeoa--A. Il. Gorgos
f1@ Assstdm Ehginea-.John A. Criet
Seoond ASSISTANT Enginee-A H. Iacky
Third Assistant Eagineers--James Walters and p. A.
Rearick. ~ "' w - rs
Captains CIerk--A. c. Craven
Pursers Cle,k-J. q. Turner
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THIRD REGIMENT IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

The Third regiment Irish Rifles will leave this city on
Tuesday for the seat Of war. They havc already
six companies mustered into the service Of the United
States. Company G, Captain wcch, was mustered into
the United States service yesterday Captain WEIGH he's
had considerable experiences In military matters. having
served with distinction under Garbald in the Italian
independence. In forming his company he adopted the
plan pursued by Frederick the Great OF Prussia All the
menb rs are remarkably tail men, which will doubtless
c,use it to be known tho Grcnadier Company Of the
Third regiment Of the P0pe's Irish brigade.
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THE WASHINGTON GREYS TO LEAVE ON
MONDAY,

Tho departure Of the First regiment Washington Grcys
has been definitely fixed for Monday next. The men
not all fully equipped, but will be furnished them
on their arrival Washington. The route Of the regi
mcnt win it Is expected be down Division Brook
iyn crossing over Grand ferry, thence along
Broadway, and cmbarking at pier No. North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT REORGANIZING
FOR THE WAR;

The Twelfth regiment New York State Militia is now
recognizing tender its services to the government for
the of three years or during the war Its Colonel
tterncld) has received appointment in the regular
army and les subordinate officers have learned consider
able experience the three months service OF the reg
inant the Upper Potomac, so that the Twelfth Will 80
out with a good command.
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FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CHAS-
SEURS.

This regiment has recruiting station at Palace Gar
den in charge Of Captain Kettle and eutenat Kelingcr,
Of Company G. The recruits are INN datety provided
with complete outfit and forwarded to Washington AZ
soon as possible TIE next squad will DO to n
tho regiment IN Monday, the 9Th instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

the contractors, as the case may be. These APP
peals cannot be despised with impunity, and
the contractor "comes down" Here, then, is
the milk in the cocoanut and we will soon ex-
hibit 1t for the pnblic benefit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
THE GERMAN RANGERS.

This regiment, under command of Lieutenant Colonel
Kazinsk and Major Lichienhein is now Quartered at
Broadway Park corner Of Boomingdale road and Ninety
fifth ST. eet aud has six companies mustered into service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs.

Lieut. VIM H. Lewis, who honorably resigned his posi-
ton In the Thirty regiment connect himself with
the Second regiment Fire Zouaves has boon appointed
recruiting ocer for the corps New York. and their
number be raised to 900 strong Lieut. Smith ia
here Recruiting for Company q, Capt Feeny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
A NEW ARTILLERY BATTERY.

Lieutenant Colonel stahel, commanding the Eighth New
York Volunteers in the city under special orders
from Major General Mcclellan, to recruit men for q
heavy artillery battery for the defence Of Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

The sloopofwar Crusader arrived from Kew West veg
terday, and was moored at tho Navy Yard The Crusa
dcrs armament consists Of guns and tho following
are hor oflcers-
Conlmander-T. A. NJ CrayeR.
observation-disclosures and Wallace
Midshipmef-- Manly and johnson.
First Engneer-John A. Green.
Second Assistant Engineer--C H. Iarkey.
Third Assistant Enginecrs-p. A. Rearick Joseph Wa
tcrs.
Pursers Cicrk-Joseph Turner
Captains Clerk--A. I. Craven.
Tho purchased steamer Augusta was taken alongside
the large derrick yesterday to rent.
The Satellite and the Putnam have not vet taken their
armament Gu board. They will consist Of one eight inch
pivot gun forward and heavy thriytwo FOUNDER abaf
The bark BrazNera taken over to Webb's shpyard
yesterday to be lltsed with new mass.
The Wyandot will 60 out Of commission On Friday or
Saturday next.
naval school has been opened on board the North
Carolina and volunteer c~onants and masters mates
are ordered tobe board nine O'Clock this morning
for ordnance practice.
The new gunboat lately put the slip is having her
ribs put up with great rapidity.
THE FRIGATE RICHMOND AT JAMAICA.
AS tho steamer saadin was aboos to leave Kingston
Jamaica, on the 2lst t the United States frgate
Richmond, Captain Pope, which had arrived at Port
Royal in sixteen days out steamed w to Kingston har
Dor for coal Captain Pope requested VI DO reported-al
well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Cashed
and Information furnished by TAYLOR Il CO., Bankers,
l6 Wall street, New York Successors Of Chase Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

EspcnschcId Issues This Day, the Fall
styles Of gentlcmcn's Hats N. ESPENSCHEID,
Manufacturer of gents Hats 118 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Whites Fall style
CENTS DRESS HATS,
PIG BROADWAY,
Opposite st. Pauls Church.)
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Out.-KnOx's Fall style OF Gents Hats
now ready. No. 2l2 broadway, Of Fulton
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu.
pces the best the world. Wholesale and retail, and
the dye privately applied at No 9 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Dougan's Fall style of Gents Dress n nd
Soft Hats defy competition:
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
word-Harmcss, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BATCHEaORS wig factory, is Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Go. kentucky ana MisstHfi State Lotteries
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 475-September6 G, 1861.
al, AZ, 13, IL, AZ, 81, 3, 40, 4, 2, So, 81.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 47G--Sep.ember 6, 1861.
"a, 60, 6, At, 4, IS, Is, So, %, 7S, a., G5, 80.
Circulars free of charge by addressing either To
MURRAY. EDDY Il CO.,
Coylpgton, Ky, or ST. LOns Mo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Barry's Tric0pher0us II tlac Best and
cheapest article DRESSING Beautfying Curling, Clean
ing Preserving and Restoring the Hair. ladies' try it.
sold by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Army and Navy Officers, Soldiers, and
citizens photographed. "a Pictures 81, at HOLMES Park
Gallery, 264 Broadway.
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THIRD REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

Lieut. Pennock has arrived from Washington, in this
city to recruit for this regiment seventy only being
wanted to Oh II to its mailman number Of D,046. The
first squad about forty will leave for Washington
Tuesday Tie recruiting depot is at 600 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
C.entlemen,s Hnts-FaII Fashion for

Terry's Fall style of Dress Hat for Gem
ourivas former production in this depart
ment Of trade. Now ready j. K. TERRY, 37 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss, No. vesey street, Asor House, opposite the
hurCh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

ls6-Tbe established excellence and style Of the Hats
featured by Epenscheid for gentemens wear, render u
him only that his issue for the Fall
OF 1861 ready for inspection and SALE at No. l8 Mas
SAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

DIR. Tunablcty's Pimple Ba nishcr.-Price
81 per bottle. Sent by mail express TO any addreS
Office 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Hills Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black. or
brown best Depot No Barclay street, and sold
BY all druggists
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DILLIARDS-BECAUSE BEIIED BAsEFOR o. OFFERS
ID 81 900 his cushions will mako more true angles than
any Others
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Truases, Elastic stoekings. shoulder
Braces, Suspcnsory Bsndagcs Drs. GLOVER THORNE,
No A ann street. under Barnums Museum.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TRUSS THAT EVERY RUPTURED PERSON. SE0U Id
"A have--WHlTES Patent Lever Truss, tho latest in
vented, highest, cheapest and radical tie most
positive kind-now used in all the Enrop,a d armies.
Pamphlets and consultations gratis No. 46a Broadway
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MArrfed~
DEvoE--wooD--0n Sunday, August a., BY tho Rev. r.
A. McAllister, WASHINGTON l. DEvos to ALMIRA, third
daughter of David Wood Esq, all of this city.
HANyANJoBysoN. AT the residenee Of the BRIDES
father, in Brooklyn, by the Rev. M. Adams, CHARLES
HENRy HAxxAM, of Manchester, Eugland, to REEsccA
same place.
sAxDAvER--Jogxsos.-0a Thursday, September s, by
the Rev. Dr. Foy, JOHN SlNpAvEs Jr., to Miss MARY ANN
JOHN SON, ali Of this city.
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CORNS, BUNICNS INVERTED NAILS ENLARGED
~ joints and 20 diseases Of the sss cnrs without
Chiropodis 10Y Broadway Refers r. ply fans
Of this city.
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a ing English Velvet Brussels Three Ply stnd Ingram
prices. No urging or hnportunng TO buy.
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Married,

nAvilrs Fall Style OF Cent? mn ems Hats
now ready. Saesroora 299 Broadwny, Dame
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Died.
BURKn.-On Thursday, September 8, Of disease q the
heart, whicn she bore with Christian fortitnde, Mss
JosxPSK g. the beloved daughter Of Peter and Julia Ann
Burket u the 18th year Of her age.
Father and mother and sisters dear,
am not dead but sleeping here.
II ia God who thought II best
To take me homo with him TO rest.
Tho friepda s.a relatives u the family respectfully
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TT s. PASsPoKTS.--NO perry ON CAN LEAVE NOW
W. the United States wiAhout sne They furnished
IN shrtysix hours, on applcat on to and by EDWARD
RESELL U. Passport Agsat &c. 27l Broadway corner
Chambcrs street.
WI ATCHEs, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS AND SILVER
w ware bought by GEO. C. ALIEN, AIS broadway,
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at any price. To mlntain the integrity OF govern
fncnt such men General Lyon suffered death; and
when the time should that free cannot
be sustained, even at such sacrifices, then
we must give up In despair, and pro-
nounce republics failure. But long
az united people are determined TO stand by the const
tuition and gOvernment-thc best and most liberal on
the of the universe such fears impossible to be
realized To-day your townsman falls, tomorrow one
from distant Statc-so was in the days OF 176valu
abe lives then lost as at present The flag watered
by their blood dshonored and this s done by men
under the shade Of the flag Of Washington nurtured
by tho institutions which established by fore
fathers and who acting the parrcidc to perfection
bought victory Of freedom The speaker further sad, IL
tho work OF against twenty millions then
deserves 10 DO failure, and the sacrifice Of many
valuable lives like tho who lays IN yondcr church.
must invoke the very heavens for vengeance on those
by whose they have been made martyrs The meet
ing the day Mr. Grow continued, was 70 pay tribute
Of Of the martyrs Of the present revolution
The boom Of the cannon at Lexington raised an
obscure colonel 70 the proud leadaS our fore>
fathers had in General Washington. More such men,
who are ut this moment Ia obscurty will be found
to lead on our victorious armies and bring back our glo
rous country her proud position Let the bier
ps on Nathaniel Lyon. though slain, will live forever
in the memory OF his countrymcn How can man die
nober death by facing the fire for tho sake Of his
country The very viii murmur requiem TO his
memory. His body s inferred in his native soil, his
monument the granite hills and his headstone
nations grief The speaker concluded with the following
brilliant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In life, ho s doubly for
tunats N death. hsrl b On tbs earthly sphsre boon
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REBEL ACCOUNTS or the BATTLE.
EXTRAvAGANT OFFICIAL AND UNOFFICIAL
REPORTS OF THE FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Uci. 20, 1861,
Richmond papers of the Esd and 24h instant received
here day, glowing with the accounts of the battlo
near Leesburg on Monday last.
The Exanur contains Official despa,ch from General
L. Johnston, dated, Headquarters CentreviIe octo.
ber 20 1861 = and addressed "to General Cooper Rich
mond = stating as follows
Colonel Evans reports that he engaged most Of
the day yesterday with twelve regiments and FIVE bate
of the enemy near the Potomac They had crossed
lnder Of artillery hre He drove them back with
heavy loss IN killed, two hundred prisoners, and six
field pieces taken He bad four regiments and Ave guns
The E1amne announces the death Of General r kof
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE
OF FREDERICKTOWN.

Pnor KNOB, Mo, Oct. 26, 1901.
Colonel Plurmer has returned with his command TO
Cane Glrardeau Colonel Carlin now occupies Frederick
town with regiment of infantry asquaron Of cavalry
and two pieces Of artillery Thompson and his rebel
hand we're pursued twenty-five miles beyond Frederick
town on the Greenele road when the chase was aban
doned The rebels probably now at Greenyilie but
,hog arc completely demoralized and will doubtless con
,se their reteat Tie attachment sent on, TO bury the
dead ac he nearly 200 Of the rebels killed
and eft "a the ell Our loss six killed and about
f0rty wounded, cue m9gially.
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INSPECTION OF THE FORTIFICATIONS AT
SANDY HOOK

The Collector ard Surveyor Of tho port the Naval ohe
aud large party Of invited guests including the uyins
artillery OF the Surveyors oco proceeded down the bay
Yesterday morning the United States steam revenue
cutter TIGER. CAPTAIN j. G. Lowber They vsed tho or
ereu cutters on the route and then proceeded 70 INSPECT
the sandy Hook Notifications.
pelmoncos wagon made several visits TO the Tiger be-
fore starting
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NM, r,,-1o,r sr,NriuENT IN BALTIMORE.

THE UNION SENTIMENT IN BALTIMORE.
The Union men Of Baltimore are determined 10 reseuo
their state from the least an Of disloyay, and 10 roll
M tremendous majority for their ticket at the coming
election The following call, neatly printed within
large ri coorcd American shield was posted throughout
the city on Friday night Union men, remember the
lph of Aprn o6e. HE sigoa on The 9th of Noyen,-
beg.p
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 25 I
Via BAinaoEK, Oct Is 1861 I
Nothing has occurred in the vicinity Of ole Point
The Cambridge IN from the blockade or Beaufort and
reports tnat the Aloatross lost two men, drownol, ia
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By this Route Freights of all descriptions
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any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri
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The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
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Merchants and Shippers entrusting the
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TnE RATES OF FaE1our TO and from any
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