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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The funds tho Slst Of October hrmer, having
recovered from the depressing effect of tho unexpected
large advance or per cent in the Bank minau rate
OF discount. There rumors Of a loan amounting
G2 600 0oo being asked for by the Ottoman govorn-
ment The demand for discount Is rather lighter.
AMERICAN sEtURTIEs.
Barngs circular reports the mrket Tor American secu
rites very duh tOct 3) but railway stocks and bonds
firm. II quotes Eric shares 37h 49, Illinois Cen
trail 44k AZ discount United States lives. Oh 65
MASSACHUSETTS, hve. 49, Maryland hves, TO- Pennsylvania
hves, stock 65 81, do bonds, 10
Consos closed OH Friday, Oct 81, at e3K 93ts for
money.
in Of thea saa hayeary baance OF accounts
at the bank.
IIvERrooL, Nov. I, 1862.
The regular weekly cotton market report forward
cd by the Nova Scotan, Intercepted OIL Cape Race.
STATE OF TRADE.
Tho Manchester market is heavy, aud prices stiD
BIEADsTuFYs' MARKET.
Breadstufs have downward tendency. Richardson,
Spence Co., Bgiand, Ahya L. Co.. and Wakefield & Co.,
yeport:--Four quiet but steady. Wheat dull and Id.
ID lower rod Western, ss 10s ID red Southern, 1os.
n los. 4d.; white Western. los. Sd. lis. Sd. white
Southern, lis 12s Sd. Corn easier mixed D.. Sd
2os. Cd. white. 30s. 3D. q 32s.
PROVISION MARKET.
The authorities report beef quiet but steady.
Pork inactive and nominal Bacon still declining and 81.
Is. lower. Lard nrrner and ls. higher. Talow very
dull, and I'd. IL. lower; quoted AS a AIS.
PRODUCE MAR EFT.
The brokers' circular reports ashes quiet but steady;
POTS, s2s. Cd pearls. 33s Cd Rosin armer: common,
27s 3D. 2Ss Spirits turpentne fiat and minai Sugar
quiet but steady Coffee steady. Rice Iuie. but steady
God oil firm At 44s Lnsecd oil easier sacs at Ais I'd.
AS.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON Nov. I, 1892.
Barings' circular reports brcadstus Arm but quios.
Iron firm. Sugar quiet but steady Tea irmer: conmon
Congou, Is Id. Coffee steady and unchanged. Rice
and dropping Talow du at ATS. AIS Sd. Spirits
turpenti dull 1855 Rosn inactivs at 2ss for
Iinseed heavy and Is. lower Lnsaed cakes tend
ing to advance Linseed oil quiet at Ais. Ais Sd.
Groves B. Todd report beef Inactive Pork quiet. Lard
quiet, but steady.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1---Evenlng
Tho sales of cotton to-day 600 bales The
ket closed buoyant and prices have advanced ID fOr
American tho late depressed quotations. and
half 70 OF penny for Surats Spectators
and exporters took 4, 900 bales.
Brcadstufs steady.
Provisions dull
HAyEE COTTON MARKET.
HAyKs, Oct 30, 1892.
Sales OF cotton for the week. 900 bales Market Domi
nal Stock, 10 900 bales.
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News frosn Nevada Territory.

MESSAGE OF THE GovERNOR TO THE LEGISLATURE.
san FsASCisco, Nov II, 1862.
The Legislature Of Nevada organized tho 18th DE
Governors message recommends that the Territorial
government take $780, 900 stock in the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, which proposes 10 construct railroad
from sacramense to wsshoe He says that daring the
past four months the people have paid nearly 900
monthly for transportation Of merchandise from Califor
na end thai railroad communication would reduce the
freight three fouths causing such developments that
q read would pay from tho increased business From
the best Information atainasc, the estimated monthly
produce from the Nevada mines Is 81 ooo and they
will hereafter produce many millions NO can pro.
machinery and labor 10 work thsm IL being In the
Governors opinion. the richest mines in the world
incaioulabls ex,ent, and perfectly inexhaustible
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IMPORTANT FROM TRENTON.


Arrest OF Two OF Gen. McClelInn's Stan
On5cers-Other Members OF His StaH TO
be Arrestcd-The Charges Unknown, sc.
TnKyToS, N. j., Nov. II, 1852
Lieutenant Colonel A. r. Coburn and capt. J. c. Duane
Of the esgnser corps both belonging the staff OF General
Mccenau, were sent TO Washington this morning under
arrest.
IL IL said shat the orders received by officer or
the United states army this city, and that the persons
named repaired once TO Washington TO place them
selves at the disposal OF the authorities.
repor, prevails horc that other members Of General
Mcclellan saG IRE 70 be put sndcr arrest
The charges against thcm are unknown.
large number OF the citizens OF Trenton aud Others
paying their respects THIS morning 70 the recent
commander Of the Army OF the Potomac
The Street House trcnged with persons anxious
to greet him, despite his wish TO remain perfectly quiet
deputation on their way from Philadelphia 10 pay
him their respects
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
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British Estimate of the United
States Navy.
An IrCn Priyateer Steamship
at Sea.
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Tho English Cabinet to Consider the
Proceedings Of the 290.
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EARL CARLISLE AGAINST INTERVENTION.
England, France and Russia Allied on
the Greek Question.
Gariba1di i'm the Hands Of Sc
ventecm Surgeons.
DEATH OF PRESIDENT LOPEZ, OF PARAGUAY,
&A. 10. 10.
EARL CARLISLE AGAINST INTERVENTION
England, France and Russia Allied on
the Greek Question.
Gariba1di i'm the Hands Of Sc.
ventecm Surgeons.
DEATH OF PRESIDENT LOPEZ, OF PARAGUAY,
Gs. 10. 10.

HAiIFAr, Nov. IL, 1862.
The steamship Euru.., Captain Noodle, from Liverpool
two O'Clock the afternoon Of the Ist, via Queenstown
the I'd instant arrived at this port at half past eleven
O'Clock last night Her dates two days later than
those already received.
Tho Europa has sevsnytwo passengers and 81 900 In
specie.
The United States steamer arrived at Lisbon
on the 25th Of October from the Azores
The Paris Boursc closed on the lst OF November
There was no political news OF Importance from London
on the I'd instant.
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the afternoon OF the 3st ul and at Lv
verpoo at minutes O'Clock the morning Of
the LIST inst.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Attack ON che Rebel Camp OF Colonel
Inaboden--The Rebels Com pletely
Routed and Dispersed-CaPturc OF n
Large Qua nifty OF Army Supplies. Gsc.
WASHINGTON. Nov. II, ts62
The following despatch has been at the head
quarters Of the army In this city
HEADQUARTERS, Cincinnati, Nov. II, 1897
Msor General II. W. HALIscx, General. Chief washing
tom
General Kelly, on the 10th inst, attacked CoIone, I'm.
bodsns camp, eighteen miles south Of Moorcaed Hardy
county Va routed him completely killing and woundlng
many and capturing his camp, nfy prisoners aqusnty
Of arms and large number OF horses, cattle hogs
gous &c Tho rebels entirely dispersed and Ged
the mountains. II. @. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding.
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Italy.

Ata consultation at spczza, touching the wound of Ga
ribadi. seventeen surgeons present An sxamiua
tioH Of the wound made with the ngsr and PROBE
which caused much suffering to tho patient, VINO
bore II resoIuely. The surgeons found Il impos
sible 70 Gnd tho ball, but came - the opinion
that IL was still in Me wound. A repetition
OF the examination will be requisite TO establish
the position OF the proccte and to allow OF its extraction
possible, without serious injury Tho general state or
Garibaas health is satisfactory, and II is believed that
no import ant surgical operation win bs reqsred.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Another Pirate Out-Great Britain Mea.
suring the Strength OF the United states
Navy-The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
Against InterventiOn-Our Cause Before
Debating Ciub-The Arissocruts Again
Repudiate Democracy.
The ship Jupiter from New or for Antwerp, reports
that che spoken by iron Confederate prvatecr
steamer of Sable Island.
Tine English papers have very little to say American
affairs.
The London Times draws attention TO the immense in
OF the American navy and says that nobody can
refuse the eders the credit of resolution and constancy
in spite Of their defeats and dscouragements in fighting
out the game which they engaged ina game which
everybody must be losing 1t then dssccts
the naval which have been made and says that
upon tho whole the federal navy has been design
ed with SO peculiar and exceptional an object that II
is hardly safe 70 draw any general as lessons IN
example. The lNortherners wanted feet, not to
the feet Of the enemy but 70 take the In
sant and keep possession OF uncontested sea- They
required gnboats for the navigation Of the rivers and
foas TO cooperate with the army These necessities
Of position they not only dscerned but accepted without
hours delay andth result certainly does them credi'.
IT indeed them service. Measured however
by EuropeaD standards their squadrons hardly BE-
gayded afectioe unless presume that other
of supernu0us palms. We Dc in twelve months not
only what the Americans have done, but i've times
mch by pressing into the service every species Of craft
and setting every building yard 10 work ,ciOM stin
sertiHy. We could very soon rultipy by considerable
figure the number Of ships have in commission; but
their quality would much tho they
present.
Professor Cairnes had bcen ecuring at Dublin the
present American revolution Ho holds that the
Of the North means, IL not immediate emancipation
at least the immediate arrest and ultimate extinction Of
slavery while tho Of the South nc escb-
tishnte s Of sdceTy a broader and f,,ner basis.
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland (EarI Carise) pre-
sent, and moved vote OF thanks TO the lecturer. He
deeply depored the civil raging in America and
dorsed the neutrality Of The British government
The celebrated Debating Csb of the Cambridge Uni
vcrsiiy-"The Union''-kad engaged for two even
ings in discussing the American question. The question
put was in effect That the OF the North
Is the OF human progress" The proposition was
,eqoired by Of hundred and to hir
y.threc IL was noticed that the eldest Of Earl
Russell spoke against the proposition.
Mr.. Bentinck, member OF Parliament in speech q:
public banquet bad denounced american democracy and
the Northern states as its exponent
The London GoSe OF the instant says that the Eng
sh Cabinet will probably give, shortly, expression to
views concerning the proceedings OF the prvateer Ala
bama.
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The New Jersey senatorshfp.

IRkNrtW, NOV. II 1902.
The friends of General VIM Cook, the able Chief En-
gincer Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad, do hes
say that he will be tho successful candidate TO-
United States Senator from New Jersey General VIM
Cook graduate Of West Point, and served for some
years in the Fourth regiment OF artillery Hc has been
connected with tho Camden and Amboy Railroad almost
frem its commencement
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The War in the Southwest.

ST. Larrs, Nov. Ia, 1862.
II IS rumored that General BhE will take the Geld In
few days at the head o his brigade.
General earr has been ordered TO assume command In
this district in place Of General Davidson who mned
aey akos the sd at tho head Of the troops in the south
eastern portion OF the State
Advces received at headquarters state tina, Genera,
schood rapidly recovering and the probability il that
be Will Immediately sxaip assume command in person.
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IMPORTANT FROM the SOUTH.
IMPORTANT FROM the SOUTH.
General Lee Going Into Winter
Quarters.
Richmond In Possession Of an Or
ganized Gang Of CutthrOats.
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The Charleston Press on Recognition
and Peace,
&1., Gc.. "a.

Files Of Charleston papers from the 3et a to the 18th
inst inclusive, have been received. They nothing
Of especial interest.
Howell Cobb, with his Brigade had been ordered 10
port 10 Bsauregard, at Charleston.
sale Of fortysix negroes, principally women and
children, averaged $50s each.
Complaints are made Of attempts, under cover Of
authority, rob free negroes Of blankets
pets.
The Mercury says the South should encourage ShcP
expectation to recognition
The Csr discusses the evils of peace rcmarkng, IN
conclusion .If permit them TO impose upon again
with their false professions, the Yankees win do in
ntey greater injury after tho has terminated than
thoy do while the condici is going on.'
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France.

La France believes tina Chevalier Deilgra has ex.
pressed to NJ Drouyn dc Huys tho regrets felt by the
Turin Cabinet at the circular Of General Durando having
been addressed TO France, and that the explanations was
well received by the French governcnt II Is asserted
that France viii formally reply to the circular.
Tn. Paris Bourse closed arn With advancing ten.
snav ON the sist Of October The rGtcs wore quoted
nj 7of 9Oc.
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China.

The British Minister in China formally reports the stop
page u tea by the Chinese authorities until the inceas
cd transit duty shall bo paid 10 release tho tsas 30 de-
tained
gunboat was sent to Tan Kan, which seized all the
mandarin and jnnks and the custom house officials,
releasing at the same time, all the teas detained.
despatch OF Earl Russells approves Of the measures
taken.
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Interesting from Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IL, 1SC2.
Tho bridge at Frankfort / completed and trains arc
crossing.
Tho deaths In ne twenty eight hospitals Of this city aud
vicinity for the last week were sixty nine.
Rumors prevail that considerable force ef rebels arc
at Big Hill sixteen miles southwest Of Richmond n.y.
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On BOARD UNITED STATES GuSBoAT ELIN,l
Nov. ], 1852. !
The Expedition 10 Destroyn the WorksTne Wo, Done b.
Boats Crcos--7ne Reb.is Opca Fiye-1ae Guuboa Re.
plies and SteneeS the Rebels dc.
We left Boguc Inlet the morning OF the 31st and
rived in the Of New Topsa Inlet the afternoon
Of the samc day. Threequarers Of q mile up the inlet
Captain Gushing in sight Of extensive salt works,
probably the largest the coest certainly large enough
in The extent OF their operations to supply all Wilmington
with SALT with beside FOR the use a the rebel
army IL less than hour and half the whole works
were destroyed, principally by iro apd powder.
There also destroyed two Lighters used convey
salt up the country and bring down wood IN rsturL the
latter 10 keep their salt works going.
To do this had land In two Of the vessels boats
at long distance IRON the gunboat. Just party
returning the rebes opened hrc on them with ar
tery ah about one mile of. Tue repols tried hard
to sink our boats and their nrisg was sxccleat Imme
dley the gunb0at opened on tile rebels ssncing fher
artillery and scattering their infantry, both OF which
In plain sight, even while they we're retreatisg.
On side there was no lots. What the rebel loss
We do net know.
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
Reports OF "a Heavy Rebel Force st Mur-
freesboro-The Union Cavalry Doing
Good Service, &C., sc.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 13, 1867
Reports that the enemy accommodating in heavy
force at Mur;reesboro osensiby advance
Military authorities have faith that these demonstra
thing than 10 enable them 70
convey their atealngs Of subsistence, which said 70
be enormous 10 the other sdo the river Tho rebels
will retire when army up. Exciting reports
touching rebel hereabous may be sent For
ward but the foregoing the substance OF trust
worthy reports Oar cavalry Is doing good service COL
Kenneth OF the Fourth Ohio cavalry, commanding tho
region about artsve reports capture Of large guam
titles OF rebel supplies and that their oraging parties
are skcdaddling rapidly possible.
Occupation OF Lcba non by Union Troops-
Capture Of Supplies and PSovisions-
Defeat or Morgan's Rebel Troopers
concentration Of Rebels at Chattanoo-
NAsHvfIx Tenn, Nov. IL, 1852
MAJOR General Lew Criuendcn and stan have arrived.
purt OF General Crttenden's corps, under General
Matthew'S and General Wood division entered Lebanon,
Tenn on the 10th driving Morgaas robel cavalry out
They captured large Of nour, bacon, wheat,
boots and shoes mules and prisoners
On the next morning Morgan made dash on General
Wood camp eight miles from Lebanon, and captured
thirty men.
On the morning Of the 9th Parker's brigade entered
ca,a.in encountered 500 OF Morgfhs men, capturing
twenty OF them ana once piocc OF artillery
An of Morgans cavalry joined General Brecknrge at
u,,erscsboro aud ID rs supposed lett with him for Chat
,,reo,a whittier a large rebel force is going.
:, i rcp,rtod upon undoubcA authority, that i'm
,s. o,,aunt OF rebc arms and supplies collected
o,posi,e Chattanooga wilhou; facilities OF transportation
across the river
The latest reports place General Brccknridges force
at twenty thousand.
General Cheathams force OF rebels reported al TaHs
homa.
Great Union Meeting-Preparations foe
Holding Congregational Elections.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. Ia, 1862.
A prsat Union mcesng will be held at the Capitol
tomorrow.
rle unou refugees met In secret tonight. Their
resoIve ia 10 follow the Union army, and sstbsh Union
organizations preparatory holding Congressional
tons.
Gueras continue u attack the trains, but undue
or,,nce "a given 60 their raids Communication between
Nashyile and louisville comparatively unrestricted.
Extevsivc Eire i'm Toronto-Burntng OF
an. Rossin House--A Number OF s.Aves
suuposed 20 DO Lost, &c.
TORONTO, @. W., Nov. IA, 1862
Tho Eoss,n House the largest hotel 10 Canada was
DESTROYED by Ore this morning, tgerhcr with all The
stores and shops in the building.
number Of lives supposed to be lost, including
man samcd Graham aud two soldiers who were
assist ag In removing tie furniture. The gues;s we're all
faved Tho loss very heavy lie ho;el s insured for
$4,000
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A Contra bands Statement OF the Designs
OF the Rebels.
HAgrER's FERRY, Nov. IL. 1862.

HAgpERs FERRY, Nov. IL, 1862
contraband has made his way here who states thai
he has overheard high officers in tie rebel still
remaining In the valley conversing concerning plan Of
operations they purpose to undertake very sheray. Ac
cording this negro's statement, they are to send
strong body Of cavalry make raid between this point
Burnsdes army and the Potomac at Washington, attack.
ing detail all the small Union forces they reach
Lsesbnrg and elsewhere, nd the meanwhile TO send
OF infantry and artillery 20 hold stgel in check or
If engaged, 10 prevent him from interfering with this
proposed cavalry raid.
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ReconnoissanccO On the Tar River.
Our WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

o. BOARD UNIHD SrITEs GUSBoAT NORTH STATE,
WASHINGTON, n. G., Nov. 0, 1852.
Within the last few days Captain Greenwood, while
charge II this little craft made two reconnoissances
within one mile OF Greenyile, the Tar river both
OCCASIONS engaged the pckets and advance forces f
the rebels, repulsing them.
We captured few horses, took couple or prisoners
and destroyed some property military necessity.
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Spain.

The meeting Of rhs Cores axod for the 1st Of
December
The MARQUIS Of Duoro IL the goysrnmont Candidate for
tho Presidency of the Senate.
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BRAZIL.

Additional advices by the Brazil mail contain the
OF the death of Senior lopez, President Of
Paraguay. His son. Francisco Lopez professionally dis
the vacancy caused by his fathers death.
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Ifussia.

me government has discovered central revolutionary
cotnmhce At Warsaw under the presidency of General
hirerosawssi The principal aim OF tho committee APP
pearea TO be 70 coec. regularly imposed taxes fof reyo
lutionaTy purposes
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Fire I'm Portland, Ne.

PORTLAND, Nov. IL, 1850.
Grants spice factory and Ira winns machine shop en-
unop street we're totally DESTROYED by se this evening
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Movements or jackson and Gen. HILL
Skirmishing Renewed.

BsirIAoRn, New. II, 1852.
special despatch, dated Harper's Ferry today says
it believed there that Jackson between Winchester
aud Harpers Ferry. Parties from Winchester and
al report that jackson passed through Winchester
on Monday and thai General Hill followed him Tues
day.
ssrmhing between pickes and those Of the rebels
has been resumed during tho last few days and three
the First Maryland cavalry have been captured.
General Slocum, who commands at the Ferry, is fully
the position Of affairs and has sufficient force.
Tho rebel cavalry scouts SIN said to be this side
OF the Blue Ridge, but beyond picking up sraggers and
capturing few suffers wagons, have accomplished
nothing
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NEWS FROM BURNSlDE's ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY THE Potomac,
WARRrSToN Nov. Ii, 1862
rebel brigade, which has for several days been recon-
noerng position on the Rappahannock left Jefferson
this morning for Culpepper General Pleasanons cavalry
drove their rear guard from Jefferson.
There indications that the rebels about evacuat
ing Cnipepper.
stonewa Jackson is said TO be stin lowering about
Chester Gap, with NOT 10000 under his
mand. We have force on his which prevents his
coming down on this SIDE
All Is quiet here tonight.
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Stone wall jackson in M0tton-Con Hdence
in General Burnside, &C., DC.

Stone wall jackson in MOtion-ConBdence
in General Burnside, &C., sc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 1862.
One OF the HEaAIDs correspondents, Just arrived from
Harper Ferry reports that Sonewa jackson has
his forces from the vicinity OF Front Royal The march
made Monday and Tuesday last. His army Is
encamped at Pewown seven miles from Winchester,
the Romney turnpike His force variousiy estimated
from twenty I've forty thousani. All agree that he
has with him forty pieces OF artillery
report that the Union pickes between Al.
exandra Fairfax House we attacked this az
,ernoon but up this time there has conhra
tion Of She
Advice. rom the headquarters Of the Army Of she
Potomsc state belief prevails that Burnside
the country large number Of officers Of all ranks have
reoned their commands IN compliance with the
peremptory order OF Cen Haieck
Part General Surgis command occupied Wsrrenton
Sulphur Springs Tuesday morning The force upon the
RAppahanDock that point is deemed sufficient pre-
vent any interference with the reconstruction OF the
railroad bridge
General Pleasantons cavalry s resting from It's recent
arduous abors in strong position where il will be
full 10 prevent a faux movement OF the enemy.
The bold raid OF the rebels at Markham station
created much surprise il was perperaed by the Se-
vepth Virginia cavalry. The parcled there will be
sent TO the rear.
The railroad warrenton is in running order and
admirably energetic management.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-06-20
CERTIFICATES.

BURLINGTON, VT, March 7, 1861.
10 Mossrs. CHARLES BACKMAN & Co., N. y.
GENTIEAIEN We avail ourselves Of this me-
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made an examination OF Brandy, Gin and
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your house for the past three years, all spcci-
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from you.
We have found them invariably full of
strength and uniform purity and quality, supe-
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sources. For medical uses they have fulfilled
our expectations, and received our unqualified
approval, and without hesitation we confidently
recommend them to all who wish to supply
themselves with liquors upon which they can
rely for purity and strength.
We are your most obcdient servants,
SAMUEL W. THtYER, Jr., MD.
WALLER CARPENTER, NJ. D.