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GENERAL BUSINESS.

brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,AT
- Tie Brush fetury, J29 Pearl st. Hsr7et's d Ill-
ING. Az articles - reasonable prices wholesale and
retail. JOHN X. HOPPEL4 329 Pearl 1t. auiT slnrs
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pr'ru or RY DNNIEL NJ. LrRp. --This
vel, know ~ clergyman WIS on AloLitv, al >uci-
.nr land, n. v, thrown from MI, horse lnl
hillod. Mr. Lnri Wa f,r many year, past II
the Mariner, Church il Boston.
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~ or LIVERPOOL PACKErS
Pas''go iron or To- Liverpool by tie following Atst
Cl.lss psa..,,t s,ulH, sailing uu tho
d. aud 2.jh Of zach North.
Adelaide. tvstor, Rs,ius,
Aw'rNle- Cy'ourr John Bright
y ie W'Uds, aHDr'br, Thornton,
II al, J,Cv.Hf,r, e. 1'ftltinn, ItiyrrsA
DRAFTS ON TllE ROYAL BANKS
oF ireland, liATFu HASktNa %, ASn ALI rAsrs
~ EsuLANp asa SCOTLAND
ulI 1LU'lsG NiLliAMS& ~ uJlON, ~ Fulton q.
STEAM WEEKLY pETwEEN
- NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
and,nG a'd emus KING pvScngrgs ~ QUEENS
The heIa,cr.o', Now Yns', and P1i.a lrlp,.a steam
ship Company iuicnj diHfI. hung their "a powered
C.s ir-bJit l''. Steamship, as 'tlnys
CITY OF " NASUiNIioN. st rL,y....Alg II
NlAH''pNss.s ..st..... ....t..s..,.s.t. \ TT 7
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ................. lt,h
aId on evury ,lrLay, al IA "n, from Per ~ North
River.
RATES or PASSAGE
flRsF CABIN. ...........SJs %
d. 10 LIni'n....... ~ 10
SEEEkA II. ..s............fl 20 ~
d. T. L,udpn....... % "
sto'rsyo r turn Tickets good lor
OK mputlH. .................f f3N NJ
Ps9scrg .,F iIt~ yrdcd ~ PtrJ, Htsrc, Hamburg,
n r"g, Eoucrdan. Antwcrlh d., at reduced
t~'u'h rates.
Persons wishing n bring out their friends can
3. II tC'.o.s hero.
fr further ufI.matlon, srp'y at tie Company,
ohDs.
Join q DALE A,,nt.
my2i t'li 10 Broal",y, n Y.
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EOR IIyERpOOT-QLD BLACK STAR
Il line to 30 k't sh.p Il. T.. CAPT. II dtrs,
lying at Ter it E,s, River, sails Uh september
The UNIVERSE sal, i0Eh s'pt Fo, pgs,ts, a,Ely
un b'n,d. vt t. WILLIAMS u UUION, ~ Fulton st.
augt 2l.c
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knuw' clipper Sip pRENDNOUgHT, Capt.
Stmucs. viii positively sail ON September IOth.
Fot P'.~'-c, at rcd',cd rates, apply immediately to
.cliC ic.tl7 oI lvafd, Pier North river ur ~ T.
NJ. rENAbl.ST, 80 South st. au2S 5'iiT
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IF YOU WANT A SWEET BREATH AND
beautiful cloan white t,,th, use Df Hermrid't
superior Orr.s Tooth soap. F,r sale b. Dr. GID.
p'NGS, 2yl Greenwich st., y. Y. jysl 2isci30
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The Allegiance Of Nn,urulI.ed C,ti>cn..

The Boston riot OF June L., 1861, published
the annexed question propounded to the editors
VI the Cincinnati CahoHc Tlcgrdpi, together
with the response Of Bishop Purcell, one Of the
editors Of that paper. A. mlny Of the adopted
citizens of tho country do not either take the
Boston IHo' or tho Cincinnati Caiiolc Tsle.
groph, it has boon deemed proper to submit il
10 them in this form tor general ediicationi
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EsrPLOYNIENT-Mnics.

hRAGOONS FOR THE L s ARMY
NWsnted lOu young men, tp wtou horses ciuip.
ents, raicns clothing aud medical a.;,nd,u,s " Il
- ~ iishc,l, vito good ray to clgh solder. Ar
piy n iS9 IL ilso street, " NJ. . II BullXa~.
Inb IN slnf
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MATRIMONIAL.

WlDoWER WITHOUT ANY ENCUNBRANCE.
" considered good looking and naturally aeoQpate,
sessns rr9ety ssncient to live ssmfoaby But besns
lonely having ew female s DESTROYS Of meet
ing with respectable widow maiden lady correspond
WIN w egafd 70 narmony suitable for companion for
tbs n ncerty may address n NJ OF H. Lockwood,
here an inp~yhw be had.
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WASHING MACHINE CHALLENGER MILLION OF
w dollars for smart msnI challenge the inventor
Of washing machine aud the world large 70 produce
FANNY washing machine thai VIII do as much work In Ave min
make exceptions Ny machines are al made Of wood,
iron the clohes and will be reaed for S. they
the clothes clean, every spot and then wiring them out
dry without spg drop Of water i about e. large
chair and weighs from twenty five to forty pounds; ID
washes eight towels in minute shirt in one minute
sheet table cloth In two minutes and wngs them
Men Of business and used to patent rights should ose
no time but apply immediately for county rights which win
be sold for 500 and upwards Any man. with 500
$40 make 5000 BY the st Of April BY selling town
rights for the people will have it Apply " Henry street.
New York in the evening or before o'clock A. NJ where
the machine be III operation Fifty thousand be-
sold this city for IS apiece N BAny person having
let Broadway, may address Van Hoesen Bro
ther captains of merchants police night watch No. 81 South
street, where all communications must be addressed.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

AT SEVENTH AVENUE DIsT1LLBnY YoU GET THE:
N best Liquors TO be had the city for the Ieast money
In any quantities.. N. Il. Liquors for sale In bond
wM. HUGHES 4 SON, $40 and s2l Seventh Az
NINETEENTH STREET DIsTrLLBRy EsrARIrsHKr
Runs Whsstsys CordIe11 &c. for wholesale and family
trade NJ 20 West Fffcen street lIouor MD by
glass OdARLna wHIfK, rropncaor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. ~ Ms e 18th ss ME Ta, E
eresry following preamble and resolution offered By
saa
S be a s
trade and sailors rights against powerful enc
opposed State trying s' TO divide the
Union or to dsI9y the and we have lived
BE resolved TSas we volunteer our services to our old
placed under his Immediate command in may
regular oops when we will
any invasion, rebellion last and our
anu 'AAD Col ABRxm%a III DAILY ALLY Chairman
VIZ. II. BROWN, Secretary pro TEN.
A GENTLEMAN OF REsPEcrABILTTy AND BUsI.
ona via Panama. on the i siss Ills onsh and os
sSss a% Children nas % - Ne
also wishes good house. furnished West Twenty
boz sss POST ONCE SSfD 'Aa A'sA'1 avenues Address
CARD.-xR BENNErT:-sIR-I FEEL THAT I
"A owe TO the firm Of Messrs: ysndusen, Jaeger Bald,
publ, . Ts'sT" them hsr
Ss R,ssSS band
robbed me- as WAS passing through this city way
JasuARY T. 1861. IoaisviSe Ky.
CETTYs LODGE, NO. II, o. o. F-THE DEGREE OF
VI Rebecca win be conferred this lodge Friday evening
deceased brother Wei as sSeS brolseTs u
ferred On their wyes viii present Inc on
This lodge Dorc Room Fellows ia Friday evening
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS soCIETy-AN
IN election for officers OF this society will be held
day. Jan at the Metropolitan Rooms, leo Hester street.
tween the hours Of 10 NJ and r NJ The meeting
Of the society will be held at "a O'Clock 10 the evenn
came place. H. W. ENtis, President
OFFICE OF THE MASTERrON, SMITH SINCLAIR
" ttone Dressing Company, foot OF East twenty. ninth
street.-The annual Of the Stockholders OF the
company will he held at the companys once Wednesday,
January 1851 for the election OF Trustees The poll
open from to II O'Clock A. NJ. by order.
ALEX MILNE President
The transfer books win closed TN after The
election.
EKw YORK, Dec. q, 1850
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- -
- scotch Finnon naddes, English Fliberts Yarmouth
Bloaers sally Lunn Tea Cakes &c Ehabthan Ale Lunch
Rooms "a Maiden lane corner William street.
T. RICHARDSON. Agent
GONE FOLKS WILL NOT BELIEVE THAT GOOD ALE
- be sold for Three Gents Glass II II fact
theess glasses NAVE quart four quarts gallon,
9 gallons ono hegssead 49, cunts ~ Now sseaae cr
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CoCTETY OF TAMMANy OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
- 1915. sh Of January, 1851
The Union must and shall DO preserved
Forty sixth anniversary Of the
GRAND REUNION
The Society Of Tsmnsny VIII, in ssoordnnoc with IT'S IN
vang usage celebrate the anniversary Of the battle Of New
GRAND DINNER AND FESTIVAL
TUESDAY TEN yEsiSa, j HA,aa11 8 1861,
AT O'CLOCK.
Al this time when the peace welfare Of our beloved
country endangered Il becomes the paramount duty 81
rally around the council board and whne the council
fires brithty burning and the waters OF the reat
union and assert their Fixed resolve 70 maintain It's popc
tuy.
Dinner win be served aa eight O'Clock precisely.
Daniel T. peieyan Peter n sweeuy
Otto Ottendorfer, Matthew 7. Brcunar
Samuel l.. N, Barlow, Thus. Is Tappan.
Emanuel II. Hart Maco!m Campbell,
Samuel +. Buttcrworth, John Richardson,
TICKETS, PRICE TWO DOLLARS
sachem WIN b. kennedy sachem John Kelly S''''''-
!. Elijah u Purdy isasc Bell Jr.
J Jssn 4 Nicholson Rsl Whom WfiHGy y smsl
MS sn p Connolly a. Ty@S,s ssTy
JohnI sarase Treasurer seS Messerye Sycamore;
KESSsby f RsSyss Or W Ne GoaSo
JAMES CONNER, Grand sachem.
CASPER G. CnILps, Secretary.
SEAMEN WHO WERE IN THE CRUSADER, sax "a.
and Marion, when ssyers were captured call on
THos. L. BRAyNARD, 81 wall street,
CPECIAL NoTICE-THE MEMBERS or ABRAMS
special commanaon a. their lodge roS% ,ss DAY a. a
o'clock TO attend the funeral 81 eur iss sro,yr J. Amos
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES -sTRONGS NEW VA.
ennes for 1861 greatly reduced prices for cash. Send
your orders to r. w. STRONG, IS Nassau
Circul application.
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E,oURTEENTH wARD,-THE DEMOCRATIC ELEC-
~ Of the Fourteenth ward
Wednesday evening" the 9th inst between the hours Of
O'Clock at AZ Prince street. for the purpose OF selecting
delegates Committee delegates Yonr Menss
General ConmIttee and Ward Committee OF nfty,
with resolutions passed meeting General
Committee Of Tammany Hall, Thursday evening January,
s. 1851, J. WINTHROP CHANDLER
John Hardy Edv. G. Mcconnell, s-cretaries pro tenn
Francis CLARK, Edmund jones' Jr, Robt G. Mcintyre In
specors.
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RMS ARMS ARMS, ARMs.-A LOT OF BREECH
n loading Rifles with bayonets attached and In ne
order for SAFE low 10 pay al advances Address, with
name stating where interview can be haa Rifles boz SAT
rest Office.
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yVANTFD-A GIRL TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE
w work Of a small family Apply at lis Hammond st.
this day.
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gaa posta! Service.

The difficulties which he Post-0sic De
Iarlm-HJ las 70 suTIuount are manifold aud
mc0nceivfblr. lis Special Agent. q en-. Ash
more. recently caused the arrest % a post
office clerA in augusta, ia, charged with
roob4ng he i4ails, ard he IS now III custody
- answer ior The offence 4 postmaster in
Alabama certliies mat the contractor on route
No ~ performed the regular mail service
during ia" month OF June last, whilst the
posimat 'er i, he other terminus Of the route,
IN the SANE State, writes that service has been
abandoned thereon since the middle of jam
AIRY 20 about th- G0th Or June-no letters
Ea'IEg been received al or transmitted from
hi' oiice during thai period. Yet the con,
ira, Tor wants his "pay Tor services which he
CD MOI Frr.ogIA. ii will thus b. seen that
many otstacl-s have 10 be overcome for
which time and patience are Indispensable.
a thorough investigation viii lead TO tie ex-
posutr d dishonesty and trickerY, and 10 that
ef'El "a advance viii be- made towards the
establishment q. = regular and eficien: postal
sys,tm
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TELEaRAPEIIC.
1lor nm VIM.
The Lsaistilis Ceprier-Aaetbee Fedora
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Price and Ere
mont.

NaSBv,iIR, Oct. H.-Passengers hy to .iay
trains report that large additions have bee,
made 10 Lincoln's forces In Kentucky.
The l.ouisvi!le Conri.r was issuasi a, Row
ling Green to-day. II says that Gen. Rous
sean with 5000 men and rieces OF artiiisr,
occupied Nciin Bridge. which is Ii mile
frcm Minsfofdvil!s, 90 the 10th inst
The Cosrier also lear ms that large forces Ar
concentrating At Lexington, KY, Ia view.
q speedy advance on Zeig ier's forces. A divi
sion Of Sherman's forcea IL AT Louisville, ~
lively engaged In pushing forward his iorc-s
There appears TO be mnch enthusiasm
the North In regard to Kentucky, and il is ~
general determination to make her the hs,
tle-ground. Sherman's column is reinforc.
by one or two regiments from the Mort
daily
Sherman issued an order 81 Louisville, o
the 9th inst, in which he says tina, tts c6ief
in the different departments Of bis Iniiitsr
department are directed to mako estimates
once for funds adequate to supplying an arm
Of $4,000 men.
A dispatch from Jefferson City, dated o
the sth inst, says that Col. Mathews had tei.
graphed 10 Gov. Gam BILE from Herman say
Ing that he was com pelied tn surrender hi
camp, with 4oo men with three cannon, To
superior force.
Union men from Lexine ton Eio. deny this
there has been any session OF the aiissnu,
Legislature re cently held there.
Fremont left Jefferson City on the :rh inst
In pursuit of Price. 1t is reported that h.
expected 10 concentrate 1t Sedatia not les'
than 3j,ooo men and loo pieces of cannon.
Gen. Price, it is reported, has directed hi,
course 10 the South.
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Southern Comm sroial Convention

Macon, Ca, Oct. I4-About 400 delagat e.
are present from nine States.
Gr. a. 0. Andrews OF Charleston. s. c.
WA elected permanent President OF the Con
ven ton. and Messrs. r II. Marry, OF Va;
W. A. Berry, Of n. c.; q. b. Lamar, OF GA.
u. hubbard. Of Ala :; r. 3. Sammey, OF
Mrs; J. b. Tie Bow, Of La. Samuel Tate,
OF Tenn, and J. T. Mvrick, OF Fla, were
elected Vice Presidents.
The meeting was very harmonious, but no
business was transacted except the organiza-
ton.
The Cotton Planters Conyen ticn will inset
here Tomorrow, tTussisy,l and they will be
invited 10 take seats in the Convention.
IsEcoSp pisrArcB.I
MAcor, Oct. lJ.-The Cotton Planters and
Commercial Conventions 10 dag merged in &c
one. The Committee on Commerce and III.
nance Submitted resolutions recommending Il
modification OF The seqnestraton act, which
was laid on the .5ih,e until Tomorrow; also
= resolution recommending ins "a rance com
pnnies 10 take risks On cotton stored in in,r-
rior toTns and on rlantat,ons, which wa.
adopted unanimously.
a resolution declaring the proposed is ne
of Treasury notes and the present bark not.
currency, under the rUClu lions OF the banks
10 advance 10 Planters, viii furnish an ade
quat- circulation for the country To this res
olution sGnGry amendments and 81 bstitrtet
We're proposed, looking TO = Government q J.
vanes on produce, in Treasury notes ane
bonds, which are how subjects of interesting
discussion toy numerous speakers. The Goa
vention adjourned until Tonight. Discus
sion pending.
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Tag FRsSCH PRINCES IN MCCLgLLax'g SrAff.
Mcclellan has just passed up the avenue, 90
corted by his cavalry guard, in tine shape
The French princes we're with him, and al
tos ether the cavalcade presented line ap-
pearancc. There IL something little Singh
lar in the way in which the French princes
have entered our service. II must have been
out of pure love OF adyenture-~snd the cause.
They were tired out with the respectable
quiet and Stiffness of Ciareinoat, and were
impeiled as 4 final resource, TO this country
and this war. They could not we'll join the
army OF any European country with
out offending the French Emperor.
Here they could come and join the Federal
army without exciting the jealousies OF any
prince or potemtate. Ofcourse, il they were
going TO take rides at all in the war, it would
be for the Government and against the reyo-
luton. Although n revolution made them,
or rather their grandfather, u revolution un.
made them. A reyolu tion made this nation,
and n revolution now attempts TO unmake Il.
The Count de Paris and the Duke Of Charities
entered our service with great enthusiasm.
They are for the Government, and their sym
patLtes are against slavery and the slave
holding rebellion. They will accept 10 pay
from the Government. having q sufficient in
come Of their own, and desiring to save them
selves from any charge Of mercsnary service.
They are heartily welcome, and ~ they gal.
Top up and down tho lines aSc received With
enthusiastic cheers By the men. HssAtsSass
Or. SrvtsGfsh RYs1WdeS.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
AMERICAN dFFAIRS-THE COTTON QCES.
TIOT.

F.nrHRs PoIsT Oct. a.-Ths steamer Norwe
26Ih, and bring, telesraphic date. from Liv
e-pool, via Londonderry, 10 the 9Th Of Sep
TEN Der.
The Paris Petr'e denies, but n9lisb iour
rsis reassert, that France and Spain intsnf
to interfere IN the affair of Mexico.
The London Times cay the Intervention
with The fuji concurrence OF the American
Government
The Issue OF pot!cee for ibe adoption 0
short time IN working hours in tho y.ancaste,
Mills Is becoming mora general. Under thee,
circumstances, spinrtrs and TDanuiactnrer'
ara showing an increa sed confidence. and alb
stain from pressing. their goods on the mar
kst until prices rise in proportion 10 tn,
value Of the raw material.
The city article in tia London Tire. s:tri
hutes the continued dsciiue in the funds I,
the lrsling ana disquiet OF the prospects o.
tho operatives in Manchester the comm,
winter. under the influence which the partia
suspension OF the cotton trade Will have upol
their revennse.
London funds continued to droop undel
consider able realizaticps. CoGsols declined
one.ioarth. Cu the a5.h, the Giscourt marke'
showed increasing ease. The general rate,
showed per cen t., bu; choice bills brought: 2;
LIvgsrooL, Sept. 25.--The sales OF cotton al
Liverpool sor three days ending Nedne sdav
We're 5000 bales. The market has been eY
cited prices id. higher than on Friday. Tn,
sales to spectators and e1poria were .s,ep
bales. The market closed with an upward
tendency.
The advices from Manchester were favora
bic. and prices for all acods were siightl.
higher, though SALES were small.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81 Hp Telegraph 70 Lon
e@nd,vy SALES OF cotton to- day estimated a
2V,oov bales. The market was buoyant a
yesterdays prices. The stock is estimated r.
~ 900, OF which ~, 900 were American.
Manchester acyicos continue fl vcrabls, anl
prices still tending upwards
Bread.turfs declining, with slight inquiry
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FUTURE DATS.
RI GODDLN
SON, &nct,ous<ys

Ry GODDLT APPERsOK, Anets,rse,s
VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
y OF IS ACRES. ON THE NEW ROXB
I Inn Bf TIE FAIR GROUNDN,
FOR SALE At AUCTION. TUGETEER
vi II THr GROWING CROPS, FINE LARGE
NILE. NEW CAx1 cow, FARMING. iMpi.r.
MEN1S.Ac.-W i'll he cold =. auction on FRiI,AY.
ne io'n oeioseF, e!, or the premises fmuene.
ing At 3 o'clock y. NJ. .he above very A. Ir.hlA
y TIE 'arm, -cen- ~ " tire oecupancy If rG
Young. II contains ~ acrss II fr..h lard Iii
enoi led, and in The highest fs,@ of Improvement.
are EeTs, c. Ia: ting of ew-iiing eontsinsps mr.
rooms good barn, stabe, corn house, well Of Goa
wa;er in the yard ee'~
AFTER DE sale IL The lard all ,he crnps NJ corn.
AoHn' W osrreis) fodder veg tshcs, &c.. win Do
Soia' taseii er With very IN ee IL ale q new cart
one cor" ard al the arrapg iIps~nenfs " hich ere
a Z" new This land adjoins the farms Of Nsssrs.
John = bsllaIi End Martin Taylor and is al
miFabiy sGAp'sd 10 v Iasrtet gardep
IE' Ms ~-s'or the land, ont-ro,. n ca h. balance
49, ~. and ~ months, for begu iabje no,ee IN.
te cot added, secnred By atrus T. ed Fer the per-
s"nnl property iii sums md SO, c.sh oyer fhsS
an. a, four months credit fer approved endorsed
GoDprS & ArpEnsoN. Aue.'..
50 te' ired The Farm and every thin2 upon r.
viii be sold privately ktfrre the dav Of sale. aud
'w' Servants hired for the ba!srrs Of the Y. a.
oelo @. 4 A., Ase,'s.
Two VERY VALCABi.E EUILpIN3
LOTS, ON THE NORTH SIDE Ur
MARsAALI.i HEI ZEN Isr AND ADAMS
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
W J, be sold at auction, on IN. premises. an
IHCRSUAi sfterporn, 18th Oe,., 1851. "A
O'Clock, two very valuable Lot. cat. "a 81. We.
esch fronsscg ~ Get, running bscs q feet 10 =
Wa aes; AID .ijeinng on the west tire nesn bsiek
DWELL & OF M. Il r Raglsni
-, ! Enthusiastically cssh ha,sn-e ~ I. 6. ana
~ months, fer negotiable pote., interest al ,ea and
title retained til las, NOT. Ia pail
&c u 0ODOIN 4 APPERS(lN Anesz
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,.tc,cntr,ha,iou for the Army.

.......r les lef,ov{, on the l2Jh inst, the
.-.t ...e Passport Office exhibits n vas.
.alunttpr contributions Of cloth
.,, The army. from Mississippi, North
- ., Texas. and other Slater The az.
s,.Iso 10 .tolaay nishG last was saes. :
.,,.. -...i,l dine ;he following have been
..rss5lsa $50
~ Ia. Ei,,tIn. James ]. Barrow, and
I...rg g. ttil, 5000. clothing 10 ljtn
North CarchhH.
,..'Ssi Frown. VIM S-,hafer, and ]. T. War
- :. l... tlothing ~ i2th North Caro-
; : Rruaek 9a5l Clothing to 9TH Georgia.
p !, y se-. So. CLOTHING 10 sth Alabama.
= = tradif. tsN. clothing 10 l4th Virginia.
i F.t1Ierald, Sty2. clothing to aeth Eir-
n Goodman, 49, clothing 70 18th yir-
y ra.tou, :loo. clothing to Sd South Caro-.
y ..Isel King. S2sa. clothing 10 goth Georgia.
roJ,~ Uaiss and l.. Edmundson, - 500, clio
,9,u- f., llth Georgia.
lohr s. >imon'on $500, clothing 70 "a Geor
" n SINUS. I.4ca. clothing to eth, 10th,
I'm. !.th and 27'h Georgia
r . Tn,tlc aus; L. W. Gilbert, $3.50, clio.
rhIne - 12;h North tarcIica Volunteers
\ = Wilson, 49,. clothing - 1t Virginia
G9FalrS.
4 y Walk, 9l."5", clothing TO 6tA North
Carolina.
T H Waller $50, 70 sGma.
Total! :%-n"-makiug an aggregate 81
g. 40 la Fslue, II addition to which large
rntrbuuors find their way to tho army
rough private channels, # which VA hay"
~ rleA., Of ohtalntnE aM arcngnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16
4 NEW FEATURE or THE " AR.-We are credi-

4 NEW FEATURE OF THE WAR.-We are credi.
bly, informed that an examination OF the
trunks, &c, OF the Indians regiment, recent
" captured st Chicanacomac, brought a
large number of counterfeit notes on the bank
Of Camden, S. C., TO light
These were printed from genuine plates
ard are Of the denomination of IS, los and
POS. Some are signed forged of ccrrse) ami
o hers ara not.
This revelation Of viilalny deveiopes new
feature OF the war, which there is much rea-
son TO believe was designed to be general
Most, if no. ALL of our hank notes have here
totore been printed 1T the North. and the
plates are Yet in their possession. From these.
plates Numerous notes are 10 be printed and
falsely signed, and are TO be circulated among
our people wherever the vandals can get o.
tOothOld.
Ii thus is not the heigh. and depth OF VII
lainy. are n Il loss 10 conjecture what is !;
and il IL does not fully devel0pe the character
OF foe to be that of degraded and vicious
people, ready for the commission OF the low
est aud darkest deeds OF vice, We dc not know
what L. necessary ic do so.
Let such a people De- watched. Let us keep
them OFT our shore, and give them no oppor-
tuuity TO practice their deeds OF sillainy upon
us. Let us rejoice that He are independent of
them. and let US see that this Independence is
maintained .-.T9,tosk Day BOOB.