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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

The friends Of old Ben. Wade are conf
dent that his re election to the United States
Senate, from Ohio, ia already foregone con-
cluson. ~ 81 aar.ss elaf
The Springfield Republican SAYS that the
Peoples movement in Massachusetts is an ut
ter failure, and will so be shown on election
day. ....t..
Tho Golconda (Ill.) Commercial says that
Buckner and Iilghman were exchanged for
blind taamster and a lame mule Prentice
saroastically suggests that the Yankees always
were sharp at bargain.
The Masonic Temple at Louisville has
been taken for a hospital. Several prominent
secessionists have been informed that their
residences will be made uss of for similar plr-
poses.
The Rebel General Pemberton, appointed
to supersede Van Dorm, on account Of the
defeat Of the latter at Corinth, was West
Point graduate of 1887, in the same class
with Gen. Hooker, and also the rebel Gen.
Bragg.
Cotton in Kansas has ripened perfectly
this year, producing heavy crop Of good eta
pile upland cotton; and it was not grown by
the aid of slave labor.
Prentice has his sharp bit at Sam Nsda-
ry: "Gov. M dairy, the editor of the Columbus
(O.) Crisis, says that we had a son in the
rebel ranks at Augusts, and that he has son
in the Federal ranks. The two facts 90 equal
ly to prove that, 10 these times, sons are little
influenced by the examples and teachings of
fathersn
The Memphis Bulletin Of the Goth inst,
says that the previous day woman was ao-
eosted while passing the lines in carriage
She was desired to alght, and did so with ev-
ideut difficulty. The .uard was suspicious,
and turned her over to the attentions of fe- (
male, can intelligent contrabaud,n by who@e
attentions She was safely relieved of a girdle
passing round her waist, from which depended,
Ivy slr.ngs, no less than t eve pair- Of
boets each loot contained bottles of whisky,
or military lace and other articles much want
ed in Dixie. Another was detected with Eve
gallons Of brandy concealed under her erino-
line. There is much smuggling done by The
secesh women in Memphis.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
MEDICINAL.
The GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOE

THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
=, FEMALES, DIR. MATTIsoN's EMAENA-
ooouE' THIS oelehra'sd female Medicine, pss~ssine
virtues unkoxn 81 anything else Of the kind and PRIV.
ine entaai afer all oshers have faed IL de~srsi -
both marr'sa and s,ngss ladies and rs ths very hsx1
thing known Foe the purpose a. will bring on ~
msnfAly aekuess IN Of oNreticns, ater al oshss
rem.sti-s Of the kind have bsen tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have nov been sold Without
sin iai.rs when tAksn directed, and without ~
Sotsiss 81 iArss aisrsn. Strengths With tuii ares1
for sns, aad sent y sxg0ss closely 'ss'~' 10
PRICES -Pan sasnsth. .sio, IiAsi ssrsussA. -;
Quarter s,rsnyth, y per bottle.
prs.sy In ossrisArE cAsEs Which az stAr rs~sess Il
~ hra have failed 10 ssre sss tAat u 10 os~vss .
rsPrsss~,ed ~ svEsy sEsrscr. o. Tia rrSos ~s1 - ~
~ DHwARs OF INVITATIONS. Mona svns,.
and warranted uniess purchased dsveasy II Dr.. n, n
h. sEnADIAL INSTITUTE YoR SPECIAL pn-
EAsES. No. 70 Uuieu street, Providenos, r. l. ~
~ This Speciality embraces all dseasss Of Pvsste
nature, sstA Of MEN and WOMEN. ~ regularly. Cd
ss..s o. '.s1sy ys sssss ss %
strictly coNfds~tss& and naedicinss viii b -
), Rrn,.. scvre FROM s6serrattsr, to all part Of ts
Unitsa states. Ai.o aocomlnoa as Sr LAsm n
$500 IA Ss,s s, s,sai 49,. ed to health
OATT n NIis Ia. been estimated THAI over T,rs
R@ndyed T.osssSd Dollar, ~ 49,. NJ quao,
annually, in New England all "o, 49, Ss.ts "
tnose VINO pay u Most OF the ~ ,ose II mt s<.a =. N
Of persons who are the least able 70 Nv o, sI pesa
they get back, and they "mpss. ~
fer thu wrong in silence, not daring to d. S 80
for tear Of erpssinS Asmseipss. All this - -.
trusting withsst ,nquiry to who alike
of honor, character and skill, and whose only
mendation 10 their own false and extravaannt dasrts
In praise Of henselcss IT. therefore, you would avoid
bet~g htnsbDg-d, take mans word, wdtsv scAaf
his prs,easisas are, but MAKE INQUIRY. will osak
you nothing, and may save you many regrets for, -
advertising physicians, in nine out Of ten, ~
gus, there safety trusting Of hcss unlAD
you know pho and what they are,
NJ Da. III. Will send rRss. BY enclosing ono stamp
az above, Pamphlet on Diseases OF w0AEN,
and Pricae Diseases generally full in formation st
the most sndonbed referesocs AVID esttowsait, without
which no advertising physsia or medicine Of A,s dnA
~ Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly, and direct 70 Ia MATTISON -
above. 81; WY
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
lPotatoss--lst premium, d. Hopkins.

-. p.iatass-ls a, nran,inn, n uo,.h;,.zas.ss-9
33 poristiss az nolato.S.-lst nysm,nm n @
Branch, 'i'' y
Ia payistias or bs.,s--.lst prsm;um n 6
Branch.
20 par,etiesof Iur,ins a, rrsu;,m IT n
B,aneb ~ p'''''''''' : =
,s,uash,sl.t nrsD,;,m u n p,,,,,, a,
Asa Young. - " De''N" ~
T,ao,ass l.. sro,o;,,n, n pl q.
A.. Vs.. "a u", Wv D'"''A' 81
CohS""s y, 1s' ,..;, a.
W., ' prsooh p'e'"'u"' ~ ii0l~'n'' ID
wan nraaoh' ,-
Ss'ss T0'@0e'--is' pfe'A0m' 20. Ray
n,ond.
Aseq"--i" Fe0ian', w. Branch ID, w
Sranch.
Csesmbe,s--ls. premium, Asa Young.
,,vs u.pvs,,s
CAess Prxs--lst ure,niurs. Henry R>t.
Root Cattsr--lst premium, o. 3, Branch,
aa posrsr,o n.srr,crr..s
Una, Ri G., CT, ,.,... 90
- 49, Dea ", c'a o. arueu, spun and woss
pi,;i;n 49, :" i'oo--is' P'eu''utn' h"'
R,5 OaU D,., >, ;, !,
Raq Carpetiao-lst prsu;rm Mr., "
Branch; I'd, Mrs. w. Branch.
ne"eu iMy-ist premium, blrs. NJ. y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Hnster-RoIi Company f, 1st Regiment
u. a, =. y.

(lhe following musterrol of Co. f., lat
Regiment T.. S. sharpshootsrs, recruited, as
now composed, principally by Lieut. Bronson,
10 this vicinity, has been forwarded to us by
him for publication ...
OFFICERS.
Capt Charles W Seaton; ID Lieut., NJ V
Bronson. lst Sergeant, Il E Kinsman I'd,
E,bon w Hindes Sd, Lewis Allen; 4th,
Edwin +. Stevens, LIST Corporal, Daniel Per
~; I'd, al Brown; Sd, VIM C Kent; 4th,
Il j Peck 5th, A II Cooper; 9th, Slas
Chadwick; 9TH, G W Peck; 9Th. c D Merri-
man.
J S Bailey, Morrill, Bailey, Edward Bar
toney, j NJ Ball, j Barnum, II E Barnum,
a Z, ,Bisaboock, w Bemis, S Bickford, B T
nihngs, f Bolles, B Burwel, L C Butler.
Allen Burt, A G Burns, A S Burnham, W H
oiake, L Ii Brown, Sherod Brown, D w
cutting, M Cunningham, d Clark, A j Crsss,
A Z Cross, W Domag, G II Ellis, A l.
eieids, B Flanders, D w French. L w
Gale, Giddings, f Giddings, j Fl Guthrie
u Hallock, j G Hunt, L L Harrington, w
. Hazard, j Hogan,J C Hart, f Fl Hines, C Fl
dlggins,T Holbrook, F s Holley, f NJ Hos
maer, Il II Hoa,E F jackson, j W Jackman, c
N Jordon, J Kannan, C B Kent, C P Kimberly.
> Lacey, III Latte, K Lampher, w ii
Leach, B Leddy, H L Lock, L Lyman, Il
Mattocks, E Mead, C B Mead, J II Mead
or, Monahan, w P Morgan, P Murray,
" McKeever, II C Nichols, b H Page, j 6
rage, E Paine, c Peck, d E Potter, N Pot
Ter, q Portwine, J Quinton, J A Read, B
noWe, . Sanford, w N Sprague, 6 W Spear,
Il Stearns, II J Stone, G Stone, 7 A Turn
G gu ) W :, Thomas, J N Thompson, NJ
thompson, W II Tracy, Z Trask. d S Wal
ION, w W Wells, VIM Wilson, J 4 Wills. II
Wilder, @ A Wooley, S A Wright.
me jos8oa0iag are reported, hy Lieut. Bron-
son, as hGotng Deserted from this Com
pdns.
!, d G Priest, May 9th, 1862; F F Streeter.
Eeb. LIST, 1862; A j Stockwell, Feb. 18Th
80; DC Daggett, May 9th, 1862; A ID |
Hr TIN, Feb. I'D, 1862; S Hunt, Oct. 10th,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

Writer'S have been issued by the war de-
fHn n;snt to provost marshal general Draper,
,r ,-Vu : atea marshal Murray, and general
raPeFintendent Kennedy Of New York. to take
buIe. to prevent men from voting who
80 e Claimed exemption from the draft on 40
count 4 hc;ns a,iens.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
CLOTHING.
BOOK BINDING.

II G. TU1TLE, BOOkBINDER and
A1s BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, HmaA
Building. Cup stair,) Head Of Washington Street, Rat-
land, VT.
adt BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
sSen as Leeers, Journals Town and Probate Records
General Indexes Hotel Registers, Dockets, &c. u.
with or without printed heads. manufactured TO orS
from superior paper and stock
a. Particular attention paid 70 bndinr OLD B,,As
Magazines, Newspapers and Music
All orders By man express will receive prpmpt -
,sston. jan2l,d&w6
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

OPENING OF AN INDIAN GRAvE.-Some
young men at Charlestown, Mass, explored
recently an Indian mound in that place-the
burial place of Ninigret, the last of the Pc
quot sachems-and found the remains of his
daughter, his only child. They dug four feet
and came TO three very large flat stones, weigh
ing perhaps ton each. Raising them out of
the way they continued digging four feet deeper
including the thickness of the stone. They then
struck large iron not, filed with smaller pots
kettles and skillets They found also large
brass kettle filed with porrlngers and other
kitchen ware, end bottles. On removing these
they found under them decaysd wood in the
form of large log, and an iron chain sur
rounded it. On one side were hinges, and on
the opposite side paddock made fast to the
chain. 1t appeared that the log had been
split in two halves, the inside of each log ex-
cavated so as to receive the body of an adult
On removing the upper half they found skel-
eton enshrouded in silk robe, and on the
head q cap or bonnet Of green silk. Extend
ing from the top of the head was a chain, like
a watoh-gusrd, down to the sole of the foot
and there fastened TO the outside sole near the
too. The leather of one of the shoes was de-
eayed the other partly remains, aud indicates
very delicate foot. Surrounding the waist
was belt made of wampumpeag, and covered
with silver brooches as ornaments around the
neck was a necklace, and at the wrists were
sleeve buttons. They found also two coins,
one ofsilver, dated 1850, and copper arth-
ing also inside the log was a set of Dutch
spoons some metallic Dutch pipes, aud ladies
shimbies, and other articles The articles
were PLACED in tho keeping of the Boston num,
lsGat4o society.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

David Davis ofIliDois has been appoint
ed associate justice of the supreme court Of the
United States. 1t is said that Mr.. Davis is
an aide lawyer, and man of great wealth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
DUGGLES, ATWOOD & co.'s

la .f
STOCK OP GOODS
Arc offered for sale prices suited to the timss-
The stock CONSISTS of
FURNITURE, teHl.
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets Oil Cloths Mats
Mattings, Rockings,
Upiioistering Materials Crockery, Gloss waro,
9raFts g4g W OGDEN WAVE,
Shades, Window Fixtures, Paper Hangings &C., &c.
The above stock is large and will be sold 20 as to orr
Greater Inducements TO Purchaser
than be found elsewhere in the State All kinds a
60 SAVING TURNING, PLANNING
and SGroi work done at the Rutland Chair Manuosy.
CRAMTOE, BARRETT & NICHOLS,
aug 3l-d&w II Committee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

pEWARE OF COUNTERFEI1SL -
~ DIR. MARsHALL's HEADACHE AND "a
TARRH SNUFF. n -
Ths Snuff has thoroughly proved itsc to be the bsA
article known for curing the Catarrh, Gold In ~
Head, and the Headache 1t has besn found eHoea-
lent remedy in many Of Sore Eyes Deafness ~
been removed by It, and Hearing has been greatly -
proved by its 1t purges out all obstruCtieos,
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action 10 u
parts affected 1t recommended by many Of the bee
physicians and ia used with great satisfaction s~srT.
where. @,h
BEWARE OF ACoUUTERFEITS
fac smile OF the signature Of the Proprietor. OHAS
BOWEN, ia on every bottle. Sold BY druggists every.
where.
March Is. 1882 d&w-iy
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me English Cn''on f"m'"" Ne"rP
~ EnHrG

Tho ondn DAILY News Of the 9th inst, has
die following important article, showing that
bs Eaglish cotton manufacturers will soon b.
,bIo TO procure d supply OF the staple iudepen
sonIlv Of tho American growers;
aThc dav was sure 10 arrive when the gen,
,ral inability 20 believe m a supply OF cotton
f,o,,. other sources than the American cotton
Grte,, must give way before the facts That
d,y seems rs hs near at hand Al the end Of
last week the Cargoes from india began 10 az
rive. Upward Of 10000 bales from Bombay
came u during three days, and the quantity
IRON that porl actually al sea and at Liver
pool wac found 70 bo about 3g7 600 bales so
chat Mr. Niliers, whose promises were held
- 10 rash when he spoke Of 100, 900 bales, ap-
pears 70 20 fully justified in the hopeiuneSs Of
hs tone. The no1r DISCLOSURE was that we
hsvo prospect ola supply, in 1853, of $50,
900 ont Of the 100000, which is the lsrgest
quantity desired, at the ordinary ratio ofprioeS
This amount will be Just double the quantity
ased per week for the last three months and
thus 1t would seem that the worst must be
past At the recent high prices, the weekly
average taken by the trade has been Is ,27S,
and the promised supply, independent of any
change in American afIalrs, will yield 81 ,346
haea per week, The sources Of this supply
are India, the Rrszs, Egypt, Turkey, Greece,
Italy, chance cargoes from America, and 9th
AZ sources These other sources are credited
pith only $4,000. Considering that the West
Indies arc included under this head, it is rea
enable to hope that the supply may turn out
to Giva htih moderated even for the coming
season. The reports from Jamaica are in the |
highest degree encouraging, both as to the |
8ourshing condition Of the growing crop and |
the rapid increase of the area devoted to cot |
Ton. In Guiana and Oemarara the proprietors |
are setting heartily to work to procure the re-
quisto labor, which may probably be supplied |
from the United States Agricultural machn- |
sry Of the highest order has been sent out 70
Porto Rico, which Is expected to supply
large quantity, not less than the produce of |
Of 1000 acres next year, and the quality the
West lndia cotton Is declared to be scarcely !
short of the highest rates of American. Al
ready we see that, as time passes on, we find |
ourselves under the process of being weaned |
from our obstinate reliance on the slave Safes,
and from month TO month we shall learn to
give up the irrational hope of any settlement
IN America which can restore the old state of |
afsirs.'
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n. p. HAYWARD.

Hc1neTathic Physician and Surgeon. orvdsate q tls
merry VI Oberlsn, ohle has located psamanesfly 4
kutarA w., and oiias HIS The ctssess e
ths plase and vicinity. Am teady 70 eezvs dsT -
naehe Olnee over Pond 4 Nerves. Drus eepoa 80
ese the Depot. sgesrss4 ~ -
~ Passxulsr attention rad 10 Chunis O.
Snmdkv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
BUSINESS CARDS
JOHN A. HOWE.

General Commission Merchant for the sale Of all kind
Of Country Produce and also wholesale dealr In Wp-
ping, Tea, Manila paper Paper Bags, Csars, SoapA
Candles, Starch etc., Blusing Cream Tartar, Mustard
and Pepper Sauce, Manila and Jute Ropes, Cloths
niahsd Pails, washboars washtubs and CIstHes Pfns
Brooms, Flour and Grass Seed, and RARBANKS
SCALES, at Manufacturer Prices
No. 81 BROADWAY, ALBANY, n Z.
may 2S-d&wIy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
DIR. A. Z. HOWARD.

Surgical and Mechanical Dentis. Has removed his
ofiee 70 Rueils Ambrotype building foot Of Center
Street Ratsud VI. All operstions performed in Dvn-
tissry N the most thorough msnncr. Teesh inAsrted
nom 60 null set. any Of the styles pga.
toc-Go4d and Silver, Vul,anized Rubber work AL q
VII sre ~airanted TO give satisfaction, and prices -
SUIT the tlpce8 m A.vff
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

pENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
l. &C., procured for claimants, by a
CHARLES &. COLBURN.
Office on Merchants Row. over the Drug Store Rxs
land, VT. ocflodAwtf
DECISIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY.
Il AND EXTRA PAY, procured by
II. O. WOOD, fairhav.n, Vt.
So I have arrangements with parties in Washnsts9,
that enable to secure returns with the stuSGA
pronptness and dispatch. II. G. ".
Oct. 10, 1862. ectll:dSwsf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
DIR. Z. A. POND.

Has open eda new office over the Drug stpre Of Ped
Morse, topposite the Depot,D where he be osn-
suited nom Ito u A. ~, 10 and 10 sr.k.
julySl:d& wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
GEO. C. HATHAWAY,

Atsorney and Oounssller at Law, Rutland, W. OLD
In Crsmpton Nichols Block, Merchants Raw.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

"A series of the heaviest forgeries that
have occurred in the northern part Of Pennsyl-
vanla for many years were recently perpetra-
ted at Jersey Shore, in Lyooluing county,
Lock Haven, in Clinton county, and at Belle
tonte, Centre county, and were so skilffully per-
formed that up to this time no clue whatever
has been discovered of the criminal. The PER
petrator was man of plausible address, who
represented himself to be L. C. King, of the
hrm of Seth L. King & Sons of New YORK
and Chicago, dealers in furs, which article he
protested to be in pursuit Of He vicimized
the Lake Shore Bank by means of forged
draE; TO the amount of $500; the Lock Ha-
ven Bank, 5000; and private Bankers in
Bellesonte to the extent of SYCc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

The friends Of old Ben. Wade are conf
dent that hIs re election TO the United States
Senate, from Ohio, ia already foregoue CON
clusion. saa. =. gs-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

VI The British Government Is Withdrawing
the troops recently sent to Canada. The Mon
tIea, Commercial Of Friday says: "The Military
Train which was stationed here proceeds TO Eng-
land In the steamer leaving Quebec Tomorrow
a portion of the troops left u the Quebec boat
on "Wednesday night, and the remaining portion
followed last evening"
IL The Turks Island Standard Of the 18th Of
June says About So 600 bushels Of salt have been
shipped from the different ports of this colony
since our last report, the greater portion of It
being chartered for northern ports In the United
States We have on hand good supply of ex-
cellent salt-price, seven cents.
IL Thousands Of acres OF corn and potatoes in
Connecticut have not yet had their FIRST hoe
ing" In consequence Of the scarcity of laborinp
men this season. The wages Of farm lab0rers In
many parts Of the State has advanced TO 81 so Der
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

TIA I n - II M Al.
frstssfsd ~ RsysI LsffsFs Psss~f a Esflaak,
sSd ssssrsl ~ sac Sssls 81 tks Ess< Do Pksr-
.seh Do Rsrss, so tAs IsFgtsI esslsgs -
ksltssss, Ttsssa.
TRIESEMlR He.l
10 ne e1eofsh remedy fer kUAIAy1sp, SYM
hAfokIz0A ana EXHAUSTION on TEE srsyn.
1HIEsEMAR No. .,
Sonlistey ae4 entirely eradicates oil rtses Of
1sse eisoresrs, ter Which Copsiv. and Clbees
rnln OF Tie health Of vs<t written Of The popsls-
YRIESENAE Ne q
he grest and sure remedy Of the oiyllissc world
lor au Impurities OF the system, a. vel a. second
~ sJmptons, obvlktlnE the destructive use Of
Mercury, a. well O. Other deleterious InEre1lsuts.
eno which Al the Ssrs1FeTlla IN the world cannot
void Of tkste or smeL. and Of al pausoatnf euat-
De On ths tsls, t.6s SltisIt dali Is beins ~
Sod u IN ssses q % eaoh, or four % sasss in
enc for %, and IN ca oases, thus savinr %, a.
sominIstcred D. vspesu, LallemAnd, Roux, ke.,
20, Whoe.sle s1s retail by Oh. h. A. BAH
Cow, let Bleeoker Greet, IA doors from Mas-
DoHgL strectl New York, lRnediAtely on rs-
sept OF remittance, Dr.. BAIRow will forward
, nrieesensT 70 any ytrt Of the word. securely
Psblishea also By DIR. BARROW, thai ,o,sIsr
md eealnfs ly llllstrsted medical work, 6Ensn
trety: fTioe - cents. Triesepar and Boob can
e oominsd b. sPesiai artksritS frsn q g. foKp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

PREMIUM ON GoLp-One of the Montreal
papers, speaking Of the recent advance In the
price Of gold In the loyal States SAYS II is to be
remembered that in BTitain's struggle with the
First Napoleon, when she had to make Bank Of
England notes legol tender, the premium on
gold rose much hiR her than 1t has vet done in the
States, the guinea, or 2ls gold piece, having been
worth 26s., or, we think, At one time, 27s. in
Bank notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

III The Paris correspondent of the New York
herald writing by the City of New York, Asserts
on very good authority outside Of the French
Cabinet, that the Emperor has deslared that he
has given up all idea Of " Intervention in the
war affair Of the lited States, and that he is
preparing to despatch a courier to W ashington TO
assure our Government that he does not wish to
NEEDLE In Its home affairs, unless specially in
vited to do 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

III A pretty little peeress. MILE de Ia Tour,
daughter Of the Baron de Ia Tour, one Of the
nobs of France, Was found carelessly sauntering
in the streets Of London recently, dressed in mans
clothes. She told police magistrate she bad run
away from her home In Passv, near Paris, in that
Disguise, to see the Great Exhibition. She was
given over 70 her dowager aunt, who had posted
to England In search Of her, to be corrected and
taken home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21
THE EVENING STAR.

ID Napolsons Mexican policy gi-es him much
trouble he sppears to know that he Is wrong
but IL ashamed or afraid to draw back Indeed
II t. said that Lord Falmeston encouraged the
Count de Persigny to proceed, with hopes Of
some more aid from England, so that some of
the French achievements have sailed, and the
Emperor 10 fully committed TO this distant and
dangerous enterprise. Admiral La Graviere 10
TO hoist his nag on the iron plated fTigate La
Normandie and take her across the Atlantic and
1t Is said that her consort La Couronne, will fol-
Sw
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Sex ''Dlatni1g IN ths Hospital 10, F,sp,i,.
OiSeaSsS, at Kaloronla, Jxly IL
9th u 8. Cavalry 80. Hist Micbioan C,v,I,v :
9th New York Cavalry II5th do Vol
lst New York Artillery Il2d u. q sh,,n.hoo,... /,
slst New York Vol -. IlOneids Cavsirr
I0,., 40 ao..'. 2lQuartermastef5s De-
d ps,o 40 Co.," partment, (colored). 3
s,h an Oa,aIfy....l0lC ontrabands...... 8
18th do Volunteers. III Yshi A.
9lst do do...... III
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL,

Pu6lisked In ooRforssity .ctth ths ,ssolusio,s
ofhbs Senate Of July Is, 1851.
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WRo GAN FAIL TO CALL
aAR =. r's
STEAMED OYSTERS, CLANS ga CRABS,

he has Just received q vessel load Of the fne~f
Cherry stone Oy sters and Cams OF the
ss,s ne snow lnueduclng stee med @la2
" mr more nutritious 10 any ofthe salt
Neer olNalves Tor the season. He has
tnem nesh every second day. which there will Be
20 osnter IN using them; He Will also Keep on
gsan8 OF ~ Kinds Of Canned Meats, Soups. Frpita.
Sonolhed MIX Condemned Cream, Pickles, 1sllies
kreeteft oleSniness and care, and also A No. ar
uole OF Nerfolk frcsh and spiced Oysters, by The
Tansportsron, varranted % keep IN any olirnsts
ne Bpoho Wishes % study their own interosf
don't nj 70 cal at HARVEY,s
Mammoth Oyster Depot, in the rear Of
Washington Theater, 2s1 street,
n d-d between 10th and 18th "a
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At Ebs"sssr General Hospital, July Ia

I'd d. C. Volunteers :.
6oth New York Vol =.
5sh U. >. Cavalry. /.
LIST Michigan Cavalry.l:
s7th New York Vol 80.
I'D do do.... 1
10th Penn. Volunteers.
9Th do Cavalry
6lst New York Vol 90. Z
18th do do.... |
aIth Penn. Volunteers I
I In y 8 Infantry. l
SSth New York Vol I
3lst Penn. Volunteers. 2
s.n Michigan VOL. /
O'nssw fofk VoL .. I