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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

Ii is proclaimed that LINCOLN has spies through
o.t tho South where least suspected. upun this
topic We quote statement that appears in the
Charleston Evening N,~4 and endorse the suggcs-
tinn$ offered in the Sccuntl paragraph.
"Wc understand that Col. Cnsl has arrested
man who was passing through Florence on Nom
day morning. and from papers found upon him.
as well as his movements in the interior of this
State for the past few weeks, which have hccn
closely watched, it is presumed that he is spy Of
the Federal Hovcrnmcnt. The man icigns insani-
iy, and cvadas answers to questions, hut the proof
%: Iii guilt is pretty well established. Much en-
ci.c,nrni prevails in Florence, and il is not known
wa will he his fate.
..It has bren currently reported 'i'at Lincoln
has his spies throughout a! sections of the South,
vino arc constantly repairing 10 Tic authorities at
Washington the tlnimcs al cur people. II iStimc
that hc m" rigid efforts were used to ferret out
I'll suc! persons, and rea. them spies Only c-
r,ryr 10 IL, treated. We hope every city and town
viii rstahi:ii strict Plans for the detection of all
suspicious characters. az The amount Of inj Jury
they can inlict upun us nnd our cause is inealcu-
liable"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

In the house IF CnnwouS, Russell, in an
s.:e"iug Eyart, said England had directed
nayaf force 10 America for the purpos" ol pro.
,cctimg British shipping. lie also said that
E":;!:nI wunll Use every isssble means 10
avoil taking part in this Iamentablc contest,
:,:.;: advise! his Guvcrnme:t To keep out CT it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

TIE BLocKApE.-For two days past our
port i,aS been without the presence OF the
.NiuErau. which vessel has left for parts un.
nnwi.. She has been reported uii Savannah
IN company with tie brig Perry, anl las been
seen of Nvr;;! E,:iSto. but at present Nc have.
:" c,.,t:ti'i information Of her position. Tie
:i"H;,cSs has ::lso been obScr,rd near this
var. put She has also left Cur port is ccnse.
qncnti;- without obstruction at the moment.
and Yesterday we l!a.i several arrivals from
r;,rc;;:l l"r'- : among them 3 cargo of niolas-
sv$ rom Car;euas. and :: British brig viii.
~ iron aua Goa! from Gia>gs,r'. The latter
;,as ;,cen taken u; 10 rct;!rn ' ;h >;s:i!; port
,:,l las been ,i.;,.g..,: fail q Sea i;I,,1 Cot
r.:; 'hc r::o..l",,s iei. Of :2l:d. per n@na.
s;l,.h freight las not been given iii lilr
mc,rury. the oi,!cst Observation-Disclosures
Courier, ISL: inS;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
News from st. Louis.

ST. Louis, May ia dctachmcnt of volun-
tccrs surrounded the town Of Potosi, Oh Iron
Mountain Railroad, on Tuesday last, in consc-
qucncc orthc Unionist< driving away $50 citizens.
They were taken prisoners. and the Unionists
were :brr.'cl hy the Scccss"ni<ts ON parole.
Thirteen Union families have arrived in s..
Louis, having been driven from their homes on the
Pacific Railroad
Gen. Price has ordered the militia to organize
Immediately, to march under the aag Of Missouri.
LATER.
ST. LorlS, May lS.-Two pieces Of cannon,
several hundred m,l,kcts and rifles, n number Of
pistols. ana Il large quantity of ammunitiO'l, has
been seized l'y the police. This was done by thc
order of the Federal authorities. Twenty Colts
rcrolvrrs were seizc,l in the hands of Amin Co.
p. r.-Thc State Tobacco Warehouse has
been visited hy Lincoln troops. and Il quantity Of
arms and ammunition taken.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

gEE;" TIE Charleston .Nercn.y, Of Thursday a=',
says:
CorrEE.-0wing 70 the almost entire baroness
Of the market of this artcls. we ca! only -rrir
retail sales by The single bag al % els. per "';'''.
1t is needless to suggest cconoiny iii not sass1-
Cra.) in this connections
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

The Eri<ripal Convention of Massachusetts
adopted ia recent session the :n!.juincd result
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
Jbe d1btrtlset.
ARTHUR sIExINs, EDITOR.
Religious Notice,

WEDNESDAY,, MAY ~, 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
Among Tie news items of the New York Times

Among Tie news items of the New York 7imes
oc the l;Ir, appears the following:
Tie Montgomery C"nt.'i'ratio" says that over
3n1 OE0 applications have hccn received ut the
Sa:r department. forletcrs of marqne anu rcprisa'.
Oar readers know tha, this should read ":no
applications" But nrirler the typos, nor the
proUt-rcadcrs, nor The editors of the Times couI'l
detect the error, entirely in keeping was it with
Tie style of wholesale cxagscruliun now almost
universal ut the North.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

Tl.r puriia,,:c New Ensland.rs are maxim.
savage war Sungs 10 stimulate their zeal in the
work Of suljuyaiing, of drlnolshins the
Suutii. The !nu:cu ut CHARLES GonrREr LELAND
becomes ,lcln";c amoms tc rest. and thus spis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
One OLIVER Wry:Ei.I HOLMES also TRADES =

Nnr ULlVEN " EN!EII IlULMEH diE' t.IIues III
trr this fashion:
What if Tie stora clouds hlow?
Wha. il lhc green leaves fall!
Better the crashing 'cnrcSi'> throe
Than The army of w"rrnS ;!iat snawed below
TrL!mrIe them ";:c AMI nlr!
Easier Said than dcnc. Mr.. HOLMES. You ana
Mr. CHARLES are clever enough in yonr wn% :;
but i; is clear that holsters do nni sit gracefully
o, c:;her yuur PgusHs or his. Gu on at this rate,
a:nl Ike wurd Will socn set yuu down Il pair q
!.rpcrbu;:ral seams
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22


says:
Ii begins: therefore, l. bc moi improbable thai
Il ln"iy r"!:!,c, HAY b: "vortrd unlil lie ;lEe
s:al: lave come ur Congress IL ncct. III hat
ease, l!:,:e may still hc peaceful settlement ol
dii:i~a,ir., ;l.i "l'"rtnni:y viii Lc '"r'icd of
av"ns I:alrl'ida con ct, "t'r rs t!ic Lon
don Post rrcc:Iy remarked, "in which Ii" laurrls
cal, c wnu except t.'se >:e.pr'! iii The h"fi hlood
ui Au:crcn. and which has been rreeilc:siy and
we&e.Iy rr"yoked.' The very highest amt first
,!siy Of Congress, vii. lie c"rSlicr amendments
t., trc C"m.t'rr;"m 50 specific aud srnan;!isuoGs
III !rir :Mur". that The sailie practical liberty
viii hc restored which existed al thc ii;e ui
Wasilln.;r,:. Tie mr:nS i. seccs>i"l;<ts would
i;,i from i!r;r !.n,s im AZ: irSanl. il Ike olive
l.atcll We're j",.i"i,sly rX;emir'l IN the :snuiI
*'ilsa' ever: u'Hre icar "i an c!itr"achmcmtupun,
Or currai meat Of, their rights were rcmovc,
/" The ;rec u; ,ii.u:,i,m. which has hCrnc suc
l"xiuus fruits w"u thus he cvcl.ri 10 the
earth Why cuusberrth il ihc ground: =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

N"rthmcn. cclnc ont
The foe is waiing r"und about,
With paiXhun mur:ar and rctarl,
10 irn'irr u< their Beau Regards
With sho. and shrapuclI, grape and slcll
Well give ,llcln back ihr frc%J he'll;
NOrilImcm, come nut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

it is rational therefore TO conclude that the frs;
battle vii! hc desperate one Let us await III
praycrlul hope. It will come soon enough, but
not uu sou.,, let ua cherish tic fond belief for the
homer and pcr,nancncy .! our Southern Conte'l-
rY;l,.y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
miscellaneous Items.

sa:Ss" Ahuut fifty Ni::ies of jeff. Davis arc <us-
pended about New York city, across streets to
telegraph pests, and from tue yard arms of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

I; III: iren sa lltai Ei.i$copacy in America
.,,,I i,ay. no ca;.sc 70 eycr with Il severance oi
Il. !v: How staI,.s tie ease I!o,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-30
porr,,do Wand nr,, the Irish.

When the Prince Of Wales wa, in This coun-
e., A., year ago, he was surrounded with ,oiiic,
and Hupkies Of all sorts. Among those who
Maid the most scr,il, honor to this scion Of the
british aristocmc,, va, FERNANDO Woon, who
made himself so humble that any body but
A mere boy, toned all his life 20 the craven
Iauda,ions Of subjects would have turned
from him With contempt.
There was one man in this city who roi,scd
10 nav court to the royal visitor. 1t was MI.
cl,AEL CoHcoRAN, Colonel of the Sixty-N Ninth
Irish Regiment. when the First Division Oi
the New York Militia was ordered to do escort
duty TO the Prince, hr refused to obey, and TO
the spiri, OF this refusal, not the letter. our en-
tire Irish population aprnudcd the icoi
And vet, FERSNNDu Wunp relies upon IN
votes Of Iri,hmcn TO rc.clcct him to tho mayW
atty and this in spite of such uud.stuiscd go
cossion sentiments as were uttered by him in III
speech to the Germans the other cYcuiul: when Ii
plainly avowcd his sympathy with tho yrr
traitors who have sent the gallant CoECuTNN I
prison, and now threaten TO hang him il ou
Government shall dare to punish the pirate
who have been prcyins upon our commerce
Inaword, the rdcls below the Potomac loo
tho brave Colonel Of the Sixty-ninth 70 a fclo,
death. and FERNNNpp Wuup, in speech
New York, sends them his cordial greeting.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Additional per City Of Baltimore.
The Crew of the Harvey Birch
Placed in Irons by the Pirate
Nashville.

LORdR, Nor. 21.-Thc Nashville, tlvng the
rebel flag, has arrived at Southampton. She
landed Capt. Nelson and crew, % in number
of the American ship Harvey Birch. Capt
Nelson reports that he left Ilayre on the 18th,
bound for New York. in ballast on the 18th
was brought to by the Nashville, commander
Peagram, late OF the United States Navy.
The Harvey Birch was boarded immediately
10y the officers and crew of the Nashville, who
at once ordered the captain and crew on board
the steamer, allowing them to take few of
their effects and fresh provisions. Capt. Rea.
gram then ordered the Harvey Birch t.,
he fired, and laid alongside till she
burnt to the waters edge. Capt. Nelson
Immediately placed himself in communication
with Capt Breton, L. S. Consul at Southamp
ton The Nashville is still lying in the river,
flying the rebel flag. Capt. Nelson says that
Commander Peagram states that he has no com
mission from the Southern Government as a
war vessel, vet declares it is not priyateer
No Northern Commissioners arrived by the
Nashville. The whole crew of the Harvey Birch,
except the captain, were placed in irons till the
arrival at southampton. Exhortations were
made to induce the captain and crew to take the
oath to the Confederate Government.
Capt. Pcagram communicated with Mr. YAM
cey.
The Nashville will refit at Southampton.
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The Butler Expedition,
81 ecinI Correspondence Of the san.


Bu,ler's Brigade-Arrirai at FORTE" Monroe
Scarcity Of Ha,er--Dsportnre efhs Erre-
dtiop ETC.
orr RroT.. G. ", Cug,rEAKf BAY,
Orr FoRTREss MoTRoF, Nor. 27h, 1851.
Nv last communication left US at Portland
Me-, expecting TO coal and take on board tho
Maine Regiment Col Shiplcy neither how
over. did we do. The first was for reasons un-
known-,hc later. because the Colonel wisely
concluded (aitcr twice bringing his regiment
alongside In a tug-stcaneO that the "Constitu-
ton" did not offer suitable accommodation Tor
his men. | am convinced from hi. personal in
spcction-hi- examination ot the plan OF tho
.tcam,r. and Iii. iudicious delay in coming TO
dec sion. a, al by our own experience, that nc
nc ct wisely in thus having care for the person.
al comfcrj 'ftl .. under hi, charge. So mu n
for Col ShiIlcy.and NAY we meet, amongst OH e
cers. me r. e % like. This ii.afp,inimcnt about
the Maine Icg imrnt coming ON board led TO
man, tidiruluu, and uulonudei report, among
Inc mon. ., -pr,ting the safety 1t tho steam VI.
At mitui. ht Of the 22l instant We 1llci
under .t.lci orders. AID YESTERDAY a 10 \. NJ,
anchored opposite the Fort W. are ,w'Iln
nn,c Of the Furtro-, Mpnto' cannon, aud three
miles from 5, wall Point. Ia tho rear Of the
ont d. o.. one 10 two mllr- 81, ant. are i's-
| ,r,uall,t'c rur1mfm ut- oi lGh Mas lchu.
| ,u.. och NV Yoik 1t Delaware, 10Th In
| .iara. ID prhyarc 18th Pennsylvania. ani
| .Ih Pom .y',puia and ono aumpauy Of tvaly,
Trooi. gsu,'ilyin good health, ,ay PER cont
| ,uly on the .i.k l-.. H. garrison lOt
| Zouav,- Of Sew 70 k
W. are th.. evening taking iu coal, and out
| Captain. q irtch,') Unexpectedly and vch m
| only b. notified cob Jorr. today that N
,.1ii, must he gv0G.d II H'cstrry, irHb piF
is,i,d. os IN ,U,s M stpoi'i,H noni .Ct'
Th., is low .:aulmr, q, uo' until the prcs'H
uomrG' pns l. boon iutim,t't that the con
| ler.ilg aIf1rl'ts with which The steamer
-upplicd v"rl fail In it, ability 10 supply a
,hc rate Of @ 600 gallons per DAY.
| Since Cen Wool has taken up hi- quarter
here. there has been considerable in,c witty o
the pat Oi ihc Troops. Under the auspicc' ,
the acting General Butler they ifc1uertl
sent on diminishing and fo.agiug expeditions
relieve the nono'ony Of camp life, aud to kee
tShom in liac'icc.
We snH this T.. NJ, under scaled ORDER,
r opened twelve hours after departure. 'hi
keep the SIM fully posted upon matters col
ncctcd with this section Of the Brigade.
Yours DunS.
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Impoi tant from Washington
TIE CAPTURE OF TynEE I-LANu
OrfYciAL INTfLLfGENcE.
CArTl RE or A BRITISH VESSEL
7HE NEW CONGRESS.

Hcshipg' ~, Nor 90 III patches have hc %
rccoi, ell m the Navy DEPARTMENT from flbg
Officer DuI ont dated Port ROYAL, 18th inst.
giving the gratifying intelligence that the iliR
Of the United Suites ], flying over the territory
Of the State Of Georgia.
TyLcc islands which hr siys is within cay
mortar di -tancc Of Fort puliski, has been TAX u
possession Of and the arproi,h,, to Savannah
completely cut off On the i'hn1 Is a strong
MnitCllp tov cT with battery ~ / base.
In giving an account of the capture Of the
British sch oncr Mabel, 10y Commander Yarl, oi
the tloop ei-war Dale, Captain Dupont say,
that shc has been brought into Port Royal hIr-
bor She purpot,cl To be- from Havana, and
bound to New York; hut at the time Of her cap
turc she was heading for 81. Ctthc,iac's Sound.
Her cargo consisted OF : bales Of blankets,
cases Of cloth, boxes Of starch, 20 boxes Of
tin 100 lags &C coffee 20 barrels Of potatoes, roo
pigs Of lead 30 bags of shot, box Of shoe', q
bags Of arrow root, case of pistols (royolycrs,)
| cases Of cavalry swords, aud cases Of stores.
The Mabel was formerly named the John w.
| Anderson Of Baltimore, and there is strong pre-
| sumption Of her intention To run the blOcka L..
| She will 10 sent TO Philadelphia for adiudi-
| cation.
| ImE CoMIN0 SESSION.
| According to present iniicition,, the Prcs-
dents Ne sage will not he sent hence In advance
| of its delivery to Congress. Senator John Nhcr
man will at an early day after the meeting Of
| Congress bring in n bill To reduce the civil cN-
| penscs. A general reduction Is aimed n. Sen
ator Wilson has in contemplation u Till to ahol
ish regimcntal suffers.
Colonel Scgur, OF Hamilton, on the list Of th
, ! next Congress M representative from the frs
! - &C., 3 N!-..'',ia u conditional lnO
y to such action. An objection will be made q
his taking a seat in Congress.
f Sir James Ferguson having denied that h
was acting as n spy when he visited hi, coun
Try, II Is only an act Of justice to him to 81,
that he was charged by many persons in th
+ South with letters TO he delivered or distribute,
through the Post Office in tho North, and tha
| ON arriving at Washington aud being advise
that such conveyance Of correspondence wa,
prohibited 10y the Government, he at once re-.
paired TO the State Department and surrendered
all the letters 10 the Government.
Col. Bcrlan will grant no more commission.
TO raise companies Of sharp--hootcrs for his
brigade, as enough have already been granted
to more than will I'LL it.
The rumor !, current here that Geo. r. Kane
EN-Marshal Of Baltimore is on his way from
Fort Warren to tho Latter city to be tricl tn re
for treason.
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The IsrIrn,ed For, warrcn rrI-oncr-, Nc.

Bostm, Nor. 29.-Thc eleven Kontuu khan.
recently released from Fort Warren being dos
tituic Of means, were today sent 10 their homes
at the expense Of the city Of Boston.
Samuel r. Skinner, of New Bedford, con.
yic,ed Of hitting the ship Margaret Scott for
VpuTg
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AMONG TIE MATTERS Of interest not men.
toned in our Thanksgiving report, was Loaf
Of bread, weighing 25O pounds, well and thor,
oughly baked which was presented to the La
dies Mission at the Five Points by S. II. Crook,
"a Chatham st. II contained an entire barrel
of hour-186 pounds.
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Erom Snndr mnoI,. Nh

Smdy Hooi Nor pa little cxctcmcn,
Was occasiored here this afternoon, by the Con
irdcmtcs throwing about thirty shells at the
quarters OF some companies of the 2Sth Penn
Hector Iynialc, at Harper Fcrryi no body va.
hurt.
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Albany, Nor. 29h.-The steamer Francis
Skiddy last night came in collision with a
schooner. The steamer was much damaged ;
one Of the boilers was broken, and the steam
y, three Of whom died. Their names are not
I nown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-30

THE FIRST NUMBER Of the New York Weekly
ArguS, edited by Calvert Comstock, William
Cassidy and Elon Comstock, will DO Issued in
this city next Saturday.
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baltimore. Nor. 29h.-The boat from Old
Point had arrived, flag of truce had brought
news. The rebels are evidently endeavoring
to keep back southern news.
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WILCOX & GIBBa
WING MACHI INES,
sos BROADWAY,
$50. sO


AT HALF PRICE.
A. EVANS, and Fulton st, bet Gold and CliG.
los ! GTcT
800 BLACK FRFNCU DoEskIN PANTs.
From the stock Of q broken Broadway house.
WORTH ~
Selling
FOR 80 IS.
A,EvANs, a ru,.n st, bet. Gold and Gilt.
1000 RICH BLACK SATIN VESTS,
From the stock Of broken Broadwly house,
Worth 81,
Selling for
$3.50,
~ryAss, g Fulton st, bet. Gold and cua.
1000 BLACK AND FANCY SILK VESTS,
From the stock Of another broken clothing house.
Worth 50,
Selling for
So.
At EVANS, and Fulton st, bet, Gold and Cliff
(6s)
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The original and genuine article, will exterminAAa
Reaches, Ants and all vermin. Free from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Mice Sold by all Drug
Eists everywhere ID. 3. BARNES, Proprietor, Il
Park Row, and 474 Brosdwsy.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Four Days Later from Europe.
-!o.
The Baltimore oil Cape Race.
A Steamer Leaves London with
War Supplies for the Rebels.
THE PIRATE NASHVILLE At
SOU1ITI MPTON.
cIIn nf1ct nm nMd n mn LIZ xr a nxx
Four Days Later from Europe.
The Baltimore oil Cape Race.
SHE DESTROYS A NEW YORK
SHIP AT SEA.
A NEW AMERICAN REPUBLIC.

Cape Race, Nor. 29.-Thc steamship City Of
Baltimore, from Liverpool, "Wednesday, 2Oth,
and Queenstown, 2lsl, passed this point this
evening. She brings the following now;
1t is reported that large steamer hal left
London with full cargo Of munitions Of war
for the rebel states.
The pirate steamer Nashville arrived at
Southampton ON the 2lst On the l9,h inst.
she l,ll in with and boarded the American shin
Harvey Brick bound from Ilayre to New York,
in ballast. The pirates took of Capt Nelson
and his crew, then set fire to the shin, and
burned her to the waters rlse.
The NashN lille landed C,pt. Nelson and the
crew nj Southampton, and remained there her,
sell with the IehCl tag living.
Capt. Nelson SAYS that commander Prgram of
the Nashville denies being a priyatecr and vet
he says that lie has a commission rs u wal
steamer.
Thirty guincas had been demanded for insu.
rance on the North lIrton.
The supposed privatccr which had been seen
in the Mediterranean pruvts to have been a
lawful New York merchan,mn, and had ar
rived at ConslautnOple
Mr.. Russell, in his last letter to the London
Times, asserts that the President and Cahinr'
were not indisposrd 90 a peaceful arbitration
and were probably considering the prop .siton
of ~, cptng or asking for the Intervention o
inc tltal European putentHiCS.
IL is reported that several steamers have beer
insured m Lonloa for a run from England [,
NV Orleans and back, at 20 suincas
The Mc>ioaH expedition comprises fifteen ycs
s,ls three bundled and thirty guns, five thou
sand sailors and three thousand troops.
Austria hal quietly GOV together quite
powerful squadron in the Adriltc-hlty vessel
in all.
The Madrid EpdHH say, that project wa
.,l ,t 4 a
republics OF Spanish origin, with Spain at tn,
head Of IT,
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Wood ia but the repr,se alive and instrument
of hi, brother Fernando, who throu lh him, does
oil his rcli,ical an3 other work.
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b the best and cheapest article fur dressing I'D
identifying, cleaning, curling, preserving aud rs-
storing this hair. LADIES', Try Il. Sold by vi Drug.
gists,
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Grand Ratification Meeting


Some very eloquent and talented speakers vii
address the asscmllagc.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w, J. Florence, the Irish Boy
and Yankee Girl, made their first appearance
before an Irish audience at the Theatre Royal,
Dublin on the 11th ult. The house was
crammed, and the reception afforded them was
very warm. Mr.. Florences Irish delineations
kept the audience in roar of laughter, which
may be considered a great compliment, Mr..
Florence being an American born. The entire
press spoke in the highest terms Of praise Of the
efforts Of the young Americans,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE " Y. SUN
Capture of Federal onlccr~ b, the Rebel

81 JnS,phS, No.. Nor. pa band of rebel,
under the notorious ~. Gordon, captured Capt
Robh, Capt. White and Lieut.. Moonlight, 2
United States officers, from the railroad train
At Weston TODAY.
The rebel Stein, with 30 Of his followers il
reported TO lie near Weston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-30

i% Idg,nm from Lir0pod
Ld0PooL 2la,-Cotton-The sales for two
days have been Ii 600, including 3 900 bales to
spectators and exporters. The market closed
firm at unchanged quotations.
BREApsTu frs.-lhc market remains steady.
Proyisions-Thc market is quiet, but steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-30
National Union Nomination.
FOR MAYOR.
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NntiOnni Union Nomination. ~
FOR MAYOR
G. GODFREY GUNTHER =
Headquarters Central Committee National I'm
Clubs" cor, Broadway and Ei ghth st. Rooms oIhi
day and evening. JNO. g. HAM Chairman, Centsl
Committee and Mayoralty Nominating Convent,
JOSEPH FORBES, o. SLOAN HOLDEN Secy.-
STEPHEN ROBERTS, Treasurer. MO Sis'lOl
People Union tSyracusel NOmiuatiOH-
For Mayor,
q. GODFREY GUNTHER.
T Mm; r. J.. Hall HALL Secretaries.
n22 l0'12b DIR. JAS. NJ. AUSTIN, President.
Sth AIdermanio Distrlct-ULLon Denaoors|
tic nomination, Tammany and Mozart. heguln
Democratic Republican Nomination. For Alderma11
PETER MCKNIGHT. Tammany Convention=W55
FITZPATRICK, Chairman ELIAS w. TAnLo1
EDWARD ID. FOX, Secy's MOkart Convenuosna
JOHN j. BLAIR, HENRY L. WRIGHT. no1l lVlf
8th Coanoilmanic Dlsilfet-0tb, 18th, l64
and 18th Wards For Councilman,
COL. JOHN D, RYER. nSo aa'lv