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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
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EstabIAcd 4S5AO
9rxsrty-sSe ySSesra stoIMs k.f. ssssz

1efS cOAmcnce0 TO miut4ecSukV-1~
remarkable Syrup for home -denand,- :
little dreaming It was destined to form
SO important q branch of his drug bust.
ness. But from year to year the know
ledge Of its value spread from family y
to fannily-county to .county-State to
5tate-till now it may be found in nearly
every town in the Western country =
and;s considered indispensable in thou
sands of families. vass!
The formula did not como to him IN =
any marvellous way, neither furnished
in Indian wigwan,," nor accidentally
discovered in wanderings over the
"desert wilderness" but is the result
Of many years experience and obsefta-
ton in the practice of medicine. Ooosss
taiuing no infammatury or spirftuouso
ingredients whatever, it Is not only
applicable ts the vast majority of Pull :.
monary and Bronchial affections, but
is peculiarly valuable to children, afford
ing great relief in Whooping Cough and
kindred diseases. From large number
Of certificates received from year to !
year. we present the following:
Frem the Reg. r, G. Lamb, Pastor Of. the
o-Pust Shu1cn, AAeAanoria, OhAos
ALEXANDRA. Licking Co., February "a, 1856.
In January. 1851 had a severe cough proceed
ing from bad cold SO that couehcd almost inoes-
sanity, for two days and n night; from Ryiiay
morning until Saturday night. took twice, in the
evening the prescribed dose and retired and slept all
night without sngie interruption from coughing.
1 took the syrup again in the morning, and preach
ed fwee during the day without any Inconvenience.
Since TINT time have given /: frequently to my
children and believe that it has always essentially
relieved them.
Yours, truly, 7. G. LAMB.
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.x On James River Three Men
k,rew aed.
:. NOV. 10 .ss

u sfarke, &C tae Third Virginia
au, Who eagna up last evening 10 ;he
II. schultz. furnishes as with 'h.
,rs~s q a melancholy disaster on Jane
-. last Sunday might Five men belong.
T., The Charles city southern Guard
,~er from Mulberry leland, ON Sands,
.e.- ID he steamer SchHi'2. which lSN
u.-fins glnf, 80 pr cpTe some articles
iair company. The, started 10 retnr'
90 .,.-;o,k At night, tnd ~ hen half way
The i-,at va. carsi2 4 rs = flaw oi
The racn al cling 70 the boat WITH
a,.-yv ct desperation. aEiil about mid.
asr tSr~s 81 them became so heBurna-
-. ;y., ,c,.ld hold on NO longer, anc
- me nev sank std drowned fht
.-.f 4. hose fortunate men were Lieut.
.,..,-.o Is addict, acting tauaTterIa sster,
,,,,qfts kcpeyt -. Pierce and Edward
t,....- Inc $40 eerNivots. fItYniu1
'.,.. and raoia ~ j Guy, were di~cVysrea
h. tsernln- syjll on ihs wreck. anu Capt
"a, 81 he. ~eaui3k. dispatched a boat "a
.. sd. and suaeeedeu IN rescuing then,
..., ..,.,. p~giioas SITUATION. rnry were al
......,. lie. aGG must have perishe. III
...s t.a.4. bat Though the eXertions OF
,.,t nia, after they were taken on boar.
.,-...t7. they we're restored Ia "a few
--rs .i... landed 40 The Charlie City wharf
..,,l " .aieiI Esa Ihe mail Tor his regimen
-aar-, Il hith vSs lost.
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AAsAssas, Nuy. a.--Ws have rs>..i reu nss,.
he Washington city Sar, Of Nov. r. aud /
end you a hris: syaopsi- al sams a. ~,
htsf points. ef n-ws.
The Star ipeists on !he ssur,4, % .a< N.t.
raj r@icrt IN ..ouncipg n briii,aut ,aebsy
iear Piketon, kr., hGt changes ibe ~ = 81
{ ths triumph - Psestonsburg. II says IN e,
sne unmber ri rrisCEsrs - :, Dot, thst' al ~
i.t'n. snd that Generals Williams md noxr
re among tn. prisoners. TIE % !eieri.s~'
nii@d IL repurts 10 he quite four hundred
sun ption.
fhe fsgs eapiareI At Port Hor.u arc nuy-
in use '.s cus .a.ns IN The Navy Department
1t siat". that Tie Confederate farce IN tho
Eastern Shore OF Maryland has been ,a,r.'.4. q
thout 500, npd that Gen. Xix has sent A
tedera! re IL destroy them
II says u Gns reason 10 y. lievs that Il u.
Iohrston baa ooacaatr,t@I a. Wmclessvr
u 900 toAi asis.ate troops.
The Secretary of The i>ayF hts directat yh.t
nationai saiut, be fiisd fr. IL each Navy
.r'' tbf ,nshoai ths uoiiei St ties, @ l.
pre- ssiVe o. t.ie ais .ra, il alton Of tGe coea-
irv At the capture U! fOri Royal.
Fifteen thonssnd mere froo;,s Will Ia lon.
nedately d,sp ttctisa 10 Ysiafer.@ C2an. SLsf-
mans command IA ssouta Carolina
tol. } hn ochrase d.lit. red !. il address TO
his regiment 90 the 18th, In h.ca be s:xis,
Nv should use every u,aai in our uo WEI. Va
sn bdue the reD-ltou. We should IKE thrir
'ctton and sell II or burn Ii, Is might he
best, and sei1e their arms aud munisioI.s oe
War--connscaie their yToFE Tty, and, when
necessary, taka tLei, lives ana AZ t;,riy
slaves are used ns an element of s,ren 9Th
'gaipst us, VIZ -hoald not hesitate 10 t.ke.
them, and Ii receseaEy, - pia.s arms in thar
hlhds, that they miahi assist In sstabiishtng
the rights Of "a common humanity" FIoun
~ eitaiGly getting very desperate. k.aAt .Ir
Cameron, aud osher pr ninent indiyiuu tIs
we're pr sent, and THEY al warmly cheer. Il
Johns speech.
The e,qr puuiishes the Address to the (,ay.
olinia.s - issued by sfeu. sh. rmau Oh TAI ting
ooss.ssion of the forts at FJrt koyni. II is
after IA" santa Hsn:1 -tJie. md woeld ma
complete IL ,6e nd Z p.iss Of ~ Al au3 iih.r.
ty'' Tas affixed l..
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Cprf7ees re',.st ~ Died Yesterday at =
g'-,otA, 81 tue Bale Capitol. ana Was cali, Il
.,yId,r by ;Ae Presldeui, Hon Howell obj
=. J,yrgia. lIJyer was otIergn By the Rev
~. flynr- ehap i.l4n OF Col. Combs regi
:.tnl lac toisywing il T. list OF ia-mhers IL
al.-Ag1HC+
d. -Alrui-W. 8. Harry.
III. T.. 81. 'tIry, V. I. Cation.
ttoIEI+-iA Rel. =, 3bU.
k::I..ls- " Il ft1stun, John TYLER. VI
L A-,:eTl"a", :, I. t,lF-s, Il. A. Scut., Z
y h>l>-,.s. AZ Johnson.
NoT.E tt,I i;u..--lA. ~. Neuabla
4rrlazs-u-J. r House, 1h.s ii. Jones. !
j.. &. hl4.u>, g. il. I-s VIII
air. |"h@alr, u North C1,ruilna, moved ,h+
apioiata-eut' \ CON n,ii.er to ~ at ur,on III
FEe-iIvut O. 81 tnni~ierate rtit,s, and IL
:e-Ia LIN eba. quorum Of Congr-es va,
present. au4 ready % receive any message
t-.n bin.
Ia motion was Adopted. and tas Chair
appointed IA Committee rs follows. 5iessrs
ienahIa o. \. q. Scott OF Va. and barry OF
4.-,
~ TFie~, G " surges,-5 .aay Corrrges
you'd b. i4:t'r prepared to-lao:rop to IT,
r-,,a arT message The President ml2h: drs,..
'amma1'cate. ant lie r. .eforc moved IN
@.raflreUt. j1r motion 49, carried. and
tpagr~-s adjourned = re-et again ou r;les
tet 49, dock
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FROM MANASSAS.
Quiet KsigDs- Gen, Jobnston's Order IN
Observe Fast OAy.

MANASSAS, Nov io.-Eyerything conttaaa.
quiet here, although rumors are AZ ,h.cA,s
ieaN ca In VaiambIoea
Not having been pa a'!shad, send vou u
copy OF Gen jon nstoa's order to the srrny cf
Inc Potomac, In furtherancs OF the Presiaen -.
proclamation setiag alat Friday hast "a a.
yof Thanksgiving. Il is 40 tersa, caasts
and beau.ifgl thu. IL ought 20 ss made
public:
HsABQnARTsEs AMY - porna1s
Hor-mb"r ID, iS.i.
Gcn1ral OSdfrsSo &
In aHcor lance with the procia atina ~
the President rf tha Con !rd-rtte Sia,Ss FRI
lay, the 10 n day az November, i-.i =. .-1s
apart as a day OF fasting, hnpllinl,un and
prayer; and tbs b. lis,us Of this army sra
nvtted TO inipiOre ine .iet-i1Es Il Aimishty
Goa upon orr arras, ina he may ai.s rs
victory over our enemies, pr. serve cur b on..-,
and aitars from pollution. and -scure ua
the Ten torttion oi peate ard p,o@r
by COG inland ui ten. Johnston
Tsos. q. RHRrr A. 4. t&<sy
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Atats Convention.

S-ai;'t "fi-r a--eIn bin, yesterday. the
t9'entsoa YER; 20 secret s. sion, fer '. h..
I1riose i- only knowst u the members, ani
:. Z. g-e-t4onsbIa IL tb-v ca2 shuyy tia. ;he
rrgreeiiy for such proceeding exists At
resent Il may. however. have q tendency
IL hasten their lahors 10 conclusion. a con
su@maiicn dssontiy ~ he wished.
The following tributa - the IacIn0ry of q
Iuost worthy gentleman, offered by MI Thos
J. Randolph, o. Alberlarie, is the only portion
Of he proceedings We are permitted 10 pub
la:
E.,r'nt, That this Ccnven don lament Iaoet
'~'"', ~" teaIb Il Valentine W. - ,uthaii
49, ~5"~as+r Of This body from he county
o. -. & .si- ! = testimonial o his vgorth.
f1+ e.. -v.'--'t i.r his memory. the faern bel :
'He5'S &, @-"..s tsn .s-s,i badges OF mourn.
A-. ntr, &-l~
~ss'rs-. tHAt ,u@ ecacyirnce al thIs Con :
N@rUoL oe rtprts-e,t 10 eis i,,re@ ve.t wife on
dis t'ca-lo1 g! her ii .r--eiI..s t,,iiiC ;on.
Luleglfe W"le delivered l. ~. A. sanipa,
u aioemar.s, aud Mir. Gogg,u, o. s,~an.s.i,
alter which tha Convention adjourned
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DEFERR Ed CLIPPINGS.

We give below several interesting extracts
from papers received before those containing
Ice IL telligencs above:
aEAaRA&3Ras NTS oF MILITARY prpARTnssTa
Important ORDERS H-adGuariers OF me
Array, Adiu1art trenFTtl;s Office Washing.
ION, NoE. =. General Orders, No 9. The
following Departments ara forrnsi from ina
present Departments OF fhs e-t-Cun.brr-
land snd Ohio.
! The department OF New Mex: co-fa con.
sist D; to" Territory of New M+xicn--te, h.,
COMMANDED by CT. F.. K = Can't. t. ( \
= The Department Of kans ,s--,o inciuda
the State of Kansas, the Indian Territory
Wrst OF Arkansas, and the Territories Of No
5rds68. colorado. and DIcotah-to b. com
manded by Major q -nera, Hunter Head
qu7risrs - Fort LeasenWorth.
>. Tt" Department Of III. Aissouri-to in
'ltife the Sta ties OF Missouri, iowa Aiirueso
II, Wa @onsiE, Illinois, Afi,tns;t> and that
portion OF kentucky West o. l.I,. Cumberland
river - ne commanded by MAJOR General
Il. W. Hsll-.s. Z. > A.
:. TIE Department o. The ttfiio--co consist
CT he stat OF Ohio, Michigan, Indiana. that
portion NJ kentucky east OF siit Iamh.ri3i Il
river, ani The s'Lata OF Ianpt esea-to be, com.
rian Ell By briga1er tisuerai Il, 4. Buell.
EsaGq 'i.rtsrs : l.. uiaviie.
=. The Department of Western Virginia
10 consist Of that portion Of Airg.niu included
III the Old Impairment Of fhe OhiC-:o he
commanded by i3rig.-SaE. " = EoSercrnu.
/. :. Il. ~ OfoeT.
,:TLiCs 2 GAkK.cng
Assistant AdJut;int General
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4NE Wax JEPf rFoarsoS's MEN FIGHr IA
"iFespandent or fhe 81. LoEis Drm3cra,i
af-cs!biHg tha IN gagsra on at fr=deric!,towu.
Gays
arc i't ~ do Justice 10 The enemy. They
z1t Well ana orayeiy when ali the cir
'ahst@hC~s are considered =
ton~ OF Tie enemy performed deeds OF he
sv,StA' worthy Of i better causa. One of their
nshAon was placed in the woods, near tie
~ OF The lane, and was vigorously
"" Aeu. As our forces advanced. they pickfd
Ttt ai'er rnoIhSr Of the gunners Of I'LL ut
~, uut singh one was lafs. He continued
go 1'a ORR OF loading and firing fast as he
oh.,'o, nothing dauntsd He saeIasd utterly
H. siY.'f Hs TO everything but the work before
- que made no motions towards retreat.
osliy. '''
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TRaDs OK TIE RIO 9RAspE The Iavaen
Texas ssAU h.u SAYS:

TRADs OK TIE RIO 3RAspE The Jsvaen
tTexasl 0sV h,y says;
brig arrived from New York n. The Brsz =
ou about the LIST inst with an a-scr ted cargo
OF merchandise, partly for Aiataniorns and
partly for Brogassstle. She left New York
on the eSth OF August. Def rs 'Uld a be" ts-
sued hts procaaTpaiioa fUrbidaipg trafic with
~ .tamoras, in Teas" This vessel = Il In o
'ss.,u, New Providence, and oLtaiaed Brit.
lsh papers.
From Mr. Chas. Price, who has Jus. re-
turned irosn M.tamor2s, we CLEAN the above
Information. lie also states that 80 mora
Tessels are expected from New York, with
valuable merchandise, who will, 10 DOUBT
obtain Euglt.h papers, and Will enceayor 10
OBTAIN COTTON Tor return cargo. Th.sa YES
sei- are 90 I'll iateDts and p1rp0ses lawful
nrihes. aud should never Do all wed 10 return .
The matter should be locked Into, and any
person IN Brownsville who receives goods
from an enemy should be considered rs \ trai,
tor aud trel led aecordiagly
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
T ARaE AND
Il CNRESCRVED
AUCTION Sal
DRY GODS.

The "~pa''nership nov es'siias be'ws~A TIA
undes.isnsd will y .splre, b, u.,'t .tiog Fats,
together WITH tbs :ae' that nearly ali a. Ger "a ~
PUsTIu AGUfioN. Wiraosa .s - ere "a
TUESDAY, 10TH NovssasR.
far1 e,nnrued tro.r aas % dag
In our STORE ROOM NJ ~ Naa $, 49,
Richmond, Va q e. WHOLLY or ia-ss sa 1 yaIu-
able 40 k 81 srasushs
STAPLE ana FANNY DRY aoous
- Bales BROWN DRtlLs saa 0sN ABl htiS.
dcOTToS Pan >EIS
A flu! lie's vi, sehcd SHIRIlNQS
s'eachea DRILLS sldJEANS
Wh r. Rso, hue ann Gr., FLANNELS
"a; 80 I'm, en- - BIT Ia sn,a4 An lean rassArs
Back and 0olo-sd Ia gi,sh "a MhklCS.
"niss ~, n;"s sn :, ~ On. Lnsi ST. Army.
and Bed BLANKETS.
Gray , rS n'i''Ar, CLOTHS and GAS
"a ray Vi1ini.s AsslMvREs.
t-i Gray anle .-ah KERSkY vs.
d sGrsv CLOTHS, 4 rsa h mska
Black Ii ne md .ray SATtNErTS
Fsae' .tAssiMEREs ara Y t.sTiNGS.
White GOODS In gr-s, v..ih
Black and coiored COTTON y.LvETS
Ia ey and Mo1rnn DRESS 0OUDS.
Rich Col I'D and b,sra SILKS
h.1y~ilin and lot g Sikh
AJAX aIpsS SAIin N:sE g. :r,ias:.
B'ns Sus ende. BUTTONS
Meta q, d sl,srr BUTTONS
Back THREADS
Hs SPOUL CUTTON
black aud Co,nr-d $ .r~fxa srI.Ks
GLOVES; H.ns.rEky. HDkF y and o-Ase
:"a WsSss ia s.e.' variety.
s sar,, &c ADD E, : y; !. sN,yEiSs
Isii.., TNDER WEAR.
AKiSH LINENS nAMAsxa
IOWELINGS NAPKINS, SHEETINGA
|. FL ~ WA LiNkNs, TABLE
ALSO.
A line Of vslvs, sad Rrnss~ls
81 tie celebrated raAs Of , Grossly { sscn
Three-ply ana grain uAkP.rS. oil the HArsisrd
lowell make
! -, 80, and ~ ps, sg~ and Stair d..
HooS1Sas' FLOOR c kn1,n Mars A. -.
| ALSO-A large lot ~
CURTAIN aoUlss.
EGars.ing EnslsA nam:-h sod ss'~ass ls. las"
Having b. IN iussiy epSarrd - mp yirs t',cse-
ing and egnip cents 'oe the ARM. m rct s.tG and
military oincers VII God tins l. <min~ssly ~ors
sslrg In sAA. siaas Of Goods new . uaaaA IA ~.
fV-oooe. packed and a-livsrd ). sss..
po7--et W.rNnNs 9 70 QAN.
| ~ &. cGV.K. Asrr
| ~ RoCEnIEs. FIx1Iykfa. 49,. ATAUu.
(T TION.-h TT ESDAf. IA tns., - -
ocl ek. vi sell q The sAosc eos nsv - Ia and
"a :: =. 4 i':.s s:,s :. -, ~ \.
| usuai variety tcapd b fsmi y srpsssy.
/ Amer which. 81 the tu nsses viii b. scst
TxRMs.-CaaA n. y &xhlk,
- 8 a uesi ~
q Tuk'S SA Ia OF NE
| "A 0kuEA.-- n ESs.AY rsxt. 1ask t.st.
! vi ~ = ,es AaS'ioa Roesa u tssexsS
g: mss s:ssS x sci. y. c'pt1s,A
| hssssssns {. u .s;sss u cAsslse - IN go.
Mn-Nb I1oo. 4 x1A&A 49,
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British Vessels Looking a ftsr Their Int.r
cat Loyalty ef tbs Negrosa az

AUarsTA, Nov. IL The Ch srlestva a..ye..-,.
of this ling, says .L,.s the English $ rev
rigst~, the tntm tal5ite has arrived O. thss
port, looking after British Interests.
The British steam sipop Racer ta @xpe s-a
In Il few days.
An on. iai letter frem Captain Isas TOO.
i-,terate Engineer says thai the negroes us,r
Beaufort are still loyal to their masters
The Yankee prize brig f. 'sinors has r.arh-
ed Confederate port in saftty.
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MISCELLAN FOTS,

The leading citizens OF ST. Louis have
taken the preliminary measures toward
presenting General So9.t with a letter tes-
titying th.t" high appreciation OF the
great services which be has rendered nis
country.
Major Doubled AZ, Of Fort Sumter fame, is
now an assistant of ifrig adier General Bar
~, hiet of Artillery OF The army of the
Potion &c, and is in charge of tn. artillery
inea'5 OF the toriiicaUons on tee Virginia
side OF the Potomac.
the Pacific, Iron Mountain and North Mis-
sour Railroads, Wn.cn diverge from Sal /;
Louis, nave been Connected by the cousLIuc-
ti0n OI Il ltne along the ievee. The work was
me by Gene raj Ere mont's order, to exJa.
tite the TRANSPORTATION of troops md warlike
material. A jubilee WAS held over its COM
pietioD.
Major LyEda. who surrendered HE com
manu at fori Fillmore to the Contedvrates 1.
mouth or Two since, has arrived at HANNIBAL
under arrest.
Jas. and John Gregory. and g. l.. Sauls-
bury. snsi etet OF connection With that ILL
oulened order, the knights OF the Golden
circle, have Deen Arrested IN Cleveland, Ohio
Henry Ward Beecher, VINO is said TO be II
clers man, IN one OF his late sermons, &C
cordlng TO the BUston Post remal kpG ;
- slavery will go to Leil where IL cane from
We si Nj conquer the rebels not ia our own
Stren- IN, pu, tue Almighty Lord will spank
THEM III the natural orler Of PrUyI .ehco.
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jrLlCs =. GAkkscng,
Assistant Adjutant General
TWO MORE rEpseAl STEAMERS nt--ts4.

FW" MORE FED8kAl STEAMERS Mf-rfs4
Tie Baltimore C1trp.r, of ti- 18Th, has l;.e
follow ing paragraph
II VIII te Remembered thS: about one
month since, the Stsanls re- Peerless and Os
ceoia were chart. red 10y the Government 10
carry cattle To Fortress Ioaro- Soma an
lfebsnSion vas then expressed a. 10 he
strength .:na general availability Of one Of
the steamers, but u favorable report Of enc of
Inc officers % whom me matter was referred
led 10 DON Ing chartered. Annie Stalls
we're fitt"d up III both vessels anu ahout;wo
weeks since they were forwarded Sith about
one hundred a.a6 fifty L. al O. pr!loe 6. tti. 10
Inc great heet for the Use OF the troops on
board. Since their departure nothing what
ever has been heard from Them, and there j.
a prevailing apprehension ia the Quarterrnas-
ters once that they have been wrecked
or damaged IN the great storm Of Saturday
week
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Tie Potomac.

notwithstanding The nruiberiess rumors
Ter several days past, matters continued par
Ircily quiet In the neigh borhood cf Eairlag
iae Latter Of our army CORES pendent gives
Nmp!ete lew Of Lie -tate OF arftir- III that
direction
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WEST POINT GRADUATES.


of the class which gradu ted at Wesj Point
in i12T. fifteen are Gedd, tan are known 10 ne
III the National service, III rec are tightiulr for
the rebels, seventeen have resigned and thair
Wherea bouts is unknown, and one has beeu
dismissed froui the service The Dubuoua
Herh6 catis attention 10 The fact thai Hon
thari ID s7n, of Iowa, who graduated At
the head OF this class, which numbered
among lis members Generals Joseph L John
ston ami Lee, has not Teen assigned any posi-
non by the Government, although ne offered
his services several months since
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DRsTRrcTiys tIaR ar ST. Jocis The ex-
tenslve hemp fsc DRY of John q. Hull, at st
Louis, was destroyed by fire on Tnursday
Tnorning last, involving loss of over $loo,.
,s'. The Mae says: The fire. originate In
the fourth story of the building in what Is
technically known as the .Rockar-reora. :.
and the first tntimation that the occapants O
III. lower floors bad IL .vssa tina dense and
soHoeaung soiuae oil smase and fame thai
poured ont from the windows above
\ scens OF Understandable confusion and ter
rof ensued among the large numh.r OF sm /.
ployees In the lower rooms--soms TIVE hun
urrd, great proportion being childfen--and
simulrxneons and wild stampede followed
Without waiting 10 obtain any portion OF
their clothing. ke., the oceursn,s succeearJ
IN making speedy cxit from ihs bIlid.ag. s
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Nsw YoKA, Nov. 18th, !,Si.--Fureign TX
change ciUs-u firm al : - Il :, for trans AID
ivIi d los Tor sterling.
Ina Federal success at beaufort is likely TO
operate bench iaiI on The popular 5ubscrip
tIol4. The most marked advance OF ihe q ~
was Pacific nail 4" hicii russ 3 per cent. sell
ing al -. Tae Western saa,-s likewise adj
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And received frcie the tssggofs!ns. annoonc.-
ha' - sti!s hai occurred near Sprir ef.~li.
No., 81 which the Coufssisr,i~e were yio,o-
tots. The fsierxt for. va. vastly superior
% thIs of tina Confei. .tf~. and fncist@
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raj iosS la killed End vcsadad was Aesvy.
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dffV'ns ti,r f. 1.rl is out o. Missoari
40 osdinan"e Of >eo~ssioh hrs beeH p. -
oy me ''sSis' tur- o; Missouri by .asIi
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10th houses
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L chm md conveyed the ahoys iut.,llxex,f., L,
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Battle CT Lsssburg

We have received from Tr J Baamgartel,,
he engrhver, nj this c!ty, q plan Of the battle
ought o. he :lst OF October. near Leesbure.,
1soVIng The positions Of The forces, So.
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destination of q senator,

lie resignation 81 James G.. Paxton, State
N'na.or from the 37th District, has been ia
e'i'ed b ihe Execntige.
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NORTHERN NEWS VIA MANA5sAa

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sisted sn-Cs1f derase flags Ted -
aar'ains In she f,dsral Navy H. eAvs.
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