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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
LADIES' Dress eoces,

| W'Jf. hasa barge " carefully selected Stock oil
LADIES' Dress eocos,
| Consisting OF Gray Travelling Goods, Mozam.
biques, Fancy Piaids, Chailie Deiaines. de-
BrilIiants and Gingbams, French Prints
Black and fancy Dress Silks,
Summer Balmordl Skirts,
Stnamer MaaOls, so cts. up,
Brocha $500
Trimmings md Buttons, Silk Tassels and
Hoad Motifs, GlNGHAMS from 10 cents up.
CALlCOES 6to l2A cts,
Hoop Skirts from Q cts hoop, up. g. bar
rel hoops.
BROADCLOTHS,GGsss'ssism'vsIs S,Gssss' vss,iiIsyy Ky.
Cassimeres, Linen Goods, Cottonndes and Lem
onades, and All Goods for men and boys; Gene
raj Assortment of
SHEE7LNGS, SSiif;iGGfi ;em Rsess;a sia I'D, &
HATS Dc CAPScSasS..iio, io, BSys,, %U%s" SsDss', .s..
for Men, and Percussion Caps. and Hats 10
fit every pate, from 10 cents up;
BOOTS& SHOES%fSF9 %9ms", ms" + MjS,yss; MSjSys;
and pulling infants. Ladies' and Misses
Caters e. Shoes from so cents up,
Lads & Ms Lace Boots rs
Mems Stogy Shoes IS
Mems BoOts from $l.374
Keep 1t before the people that d.
W. has the Largest Stock of Groceries
Hardware, Paints for houses, barns s. faces,
over in town, and the cheapest;
Carbon OIL 25 cts. a gal.
Deodzd 35 &C.
Also Crude Mecca Oil for Machinery;
A Beautiful Assortment of Crockery, Glass.
Ware, 80 hour and g Dau Ciockt.
Maboning & Wheeling Nails by ID. or keg
Goldfish, White.fsh, Trout, aaad
HERRING BY THE BOX.
Keep 1t before the people, Mat d.
W., Jr., has purchased the Exclusive Right OF
Geauga County, for the sale Of ...-
WheelePs Improved Pateut Water Drawer,
and shall keep supply of Double and Siuglo
Buckets a. his Store, for sale on the most rea.
sonable terms.
Keep abefore the people that D.
w, J., PA VS. CASH for
CHEESE. BUTTER. WOOL, Pshs,
Kip, Zeal and Deacon Skins. .,..
Keep 1t before the people that d.
w., Jr, t0iH not be undersOid By any hve
man, tpOmdR or child.
"Come on, my boys, to Warmers, 60
This is no idle dreaming;
Why will he sell so mighty lowi"
The eagle keeps up screaming
And yelling on, as uphe soars-A
Last accents that he madei
40 Heav ms! my friends, don't miss the doors.
Two north from the Blockade"
ChaIdon, Nay Esd. 645tf
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tiH
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S HtPPING G NEWS.
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Port Of New York. December 20. ls62.


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into y schr vesA ana pus into ChahAm on the I'D OF Dot
Bafk Indus Pr Of Csrd), Smith, Rie Jnneiro Nov H.
81 spoke Br bark Ialaa ~ days from Liverpool Tor hue
large vessel with sancheons attached
DUO ds Psn:hisyrs vr, sainsy. 81 Thomas a days.
:i .ss ss is,s 81 .:s ..s ss "S X.
nroosmas Z Co Hs1 ysry hssvy gss the s1Y p.ssassi
isI nes'sss o =" " ss Asa severe NV SALE sad
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The New York herald., 1862-12-29
City IniellIgonce.

NEW BunpNes AND A.nnAnrxs ov ON Uxrs-A
glance along the sde OF the city viii convince any
that, notwithstanding the tiahtncss OF money quite
number Of buildings being constructed and old
upde going important alterations that amount in
fact 10 completely structures II lie the habit, how
ever call by the of alterations s A. u IL
10 call rcpars 70 one Of our naval vessels by The
nsIac, While every knows that the changes 70
extensive that scarcely timber VI the old sp ief
Amors the alterations 70 buildings on tho east SIDE Of
The city We may slecy those ~ present progress
the ord National theatre, In haham street, and on
Stewart marble iiding. corner o. Broadway Leadc
and Chambers streets. TIE eut temple " the drama
whore many years ago Kirby eed die fStho ediuca
tion Of tho PIT, some half dozen times over ON
tho same evening, has at last yielded 10 the
gonc.n The curtain has dropped for the last timc--
boxes galleries pt stage scenery aud al the para
nriia OF the drama have dsap cared. Tho venda car
pcnter has ripped up The boards, smashed t. pieces tho
shining onsincntaop, and consigned TO destruction
whoe house full Of regal thrones, Eoldsn pbies
tumbled down brick after brick until the once pretty
little theatre presents nothing but picture OF utter RUN
anu cnfnstn But The scene changes. Instead Of the
30 smn front Of the old National bown s,oDc iacade
RI ing story after story now presents itself In short,
the theatre has been altered that VIII form, when
completed, three line looking buildings,
large divided three different scct ms su T.
able for sores aud Other bsEess purposes The ahera
,ion was a much needed Improvement The days
had gone, forever perhaps, whcn the National
would be patronized . theatre, and Il was
therefore ndci 70 adopt for the purposes of bust
AZ N called, ID being completely altered. u IL Mr.
Stewarts Dteon 10 this cxclus, ely for whole
SAFE business and the changes contemplated are 20 be
quito extensive. ww N.0
THE DxnocRArc CoMxasscs--RuxoRKn BRsaxrc or on
rm PRAn PRoTcn. Tho democratic conference II sp.
pears not destined bring about that beautiful state
Of harmonious action which much desired by Inc
masees Of tho party II is now asserted that the peace
projects have been broken up. anl that the two
of the party win continue dvide the same manner a.
during the past Ave or six years The Executive Com
mttee Of Mozart Hall have issued call for The election
Of three inspectors Of aprmary election for s choosing
OF new General Committee for 1868 This looks as II
there were some foundatsn ior the alluded 70
above.
TIE PARsons AND TEE INDIAN Tmnm.--A mesttrs Of
cergymen, Of all denominations, win take place as
Cooper Institute Tomorrow evening 70 take into consi
deraen the condition ana treatment OF the Indian ybsa
q present. In the United stssss Territories.
rocr RAm n BHOon1EspAis.--A Ave mile fosS rass fov
o 90 sad lhs champonship has been asraneed betwe
Ma Csssi1Y - y0unG GilAerslseve The fAco WIN t6ko
place q swo SSs1(sh his sfsrBeea fFsA ~ ejvnsv q
hpyentvsa1saAse - Nvs1ioetale ~.
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Whalemens
a Tahiti Oct - ship Oliver crocher cochran, Of FB -
Ss IS %ss s S ns bark
spoken, dse.
yrsn.so sas snifs 81 Rssr Y st' from B''deAa' for San
snip R, Sssnfsr Ss Il & S Uu sy from Bordeaux for
Ship corisps ws from cseo,,s for Boston, oc. H. ia
10 N, ION 81 3, with Ioss Of main topmasl.
seen 81 isS % 'sSTpF ed Jag Win VINE CENTRE VA
Forsfgn PsYss.
ANrwxnr Dee erArr Greenwood Stone, gallaci Oh, Gu
kS sS xIsP Bishop sSSrS is.S, Harry s"S' Rsamsn
b.s is Ss,; ia. sssay ssA
pss s 5.s Geo
ss Fs:a osl;,s Sss!s sy,s
sh, Eep.an Drsss 90; unon Trip, Norieaas Gid 9Th,
Bars,s, Dee s-xT New York 10, wsnls, and Agnes,
B"sDs.ss, Dec 4Arr oye Jane culssA New Orleans;
f B9 % MSsss fns fsnse d.
BsscslcsA. Dec EArr Morning Light. Smelling New Or.
sarnursr Nov ie-Ar Fannie. LOrsn,ssn. Nyork Trade
Gowns, Dec ia-Ar reutons e,. rsube SYorl tand sid
cipia Nov 2e-Arr Dsncy, Msnges, NYork; Dsc isis
Son SD Dec s on a.
.s Ny pssa % ss:s sss: ssss s.s ss
% n ~ sTsiEas Es .fn sss "a
Holland. South America, Chinchss; ASIA Hussry, do.
wsS ssnss
ton, from London Richard III 9resnough, from dns
CsLcuITA, Oct 2eArr PanJaubs Iii (or Mler), Liver.
Star Of Peace Hincklsy, nsdr.s; Nov Indian Ayerli,
sd Oct 2S Rmprsss. feciaw China IIsns Bss Pearson.
ss,r. brig ssSasp Fs
Cray, Portand; schr Ida Wheeler DYER. Phisd.ph,a
Ibsh bark Fountain wiscnsset brgs Chariena Means
and Trndeen, Hayensr, Portland; John Pierce Norton.
Boston; strenp Foster, Portland, ,,
soni, do; schr Island Bsl& Palmer, NYork.-
c,hE,ysesS.s s. Dsc gArf hr bTl Msry EIsdd Ens, New
DsAL Dec AR scuh Carolina Ksnpton, tone?n tand
aopsj; JAZZ Ghss nsoSss Ssa%ors @ M for Lon
n snd prccssdsd) Louis bswen, shssrnsss for xyork
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The New York herald., 1862-12-29
News from Nassau.


Nassau papers. received by steamer British Queen
contain the following itsms:- ki
The schooner Fashion arrived At Nassau On the Goth
from Key West BY this arrival learn that twosf The
Confsasass army have deserted and given nfoTmssu
what places in the Indian river The boats run with
sarsces for tho South and that ~ consequence those
ports are now - strictly bockased that there % very
= send their boats up the river 10 captures
end bring them out. Several have been made iatey.
Turss hnnd dates q the il!s, received e Nassau,
installed into once on the sab ut meeting Or tie
Legislative Council ives bed The 10th instant, when
President of The Bsard and delivered bis rst speech
quantity was hand % al any demand likely during
tAe winter montha- Price TO-; export duty, &c.
The British Admiral Milne arrived q Nassau Decombcr
u, and lsfs again On the 10th FOR Bermuda.
pcndsat q The Bmins informs u that lsrre Soss from
The United States steamship Saratoga pad visit 70
Alice Town the lst inst for the puTsss of lAndg
eight hours, aud entertained By Mr.. wm 4. Butler
Deputy United etates Consul During their stay large
steamer pas:s which they concladSA was the C0nieds
plsased WIN her appearance.
The uDksA States .tOreshp Supply sens boats
ashore ~ Bimins the 81 after which ehe proceeded
1he 0sardsaa OF the 10th has the followins:-
After the outyases already committed by federal gan
boats within our waters, We cannot say that
much eurprissd to bear Of the capture Of The sch
Nesssuch Albury master this port which vas cleared
by xeaers II. Adderlsy Co. the 18th ult. and len
sss night a,:s yi;h ess o. ~. and sss shs was
Ing % The federal sunboa Toga smpoyed in bockadpg
ne Northwest PASSAGE, within mile o Joultsr Cy, the
priss put board n Nonesuch and shs wsa
rhs osaydsaa Of the 9Th says.-ws are glad 70 os.
ing native that they engage a. piiots
federal Confederate men Of war they win bring
;henssvss within the scope Of the Foreign haIssmeai
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xsefy RtsA, Moore. ElzsbeiApors fos Bss,sa.
fecnF1 LSnos, Savage, Roekland
) Schr Pa~e, Flick, Boston, dsya
schr Hoyt, Cranmfr. New Haveu
Schr Myers. Cobb Bridserort f0s WaehinGton.
Newbern. NO. Dec -. 10 Quartermaster nth inst 8
= ports. l7--- ~-~--- - -
Sssamsr Pssrsl Yssng Proviasssa se
BELOW. SNf
a ship supposed To be the Aex Marshau karshau from
Liverpool, Nov ~ To & II Marshall 4 Co.
A ship supposed be the pt0n, Austin from
Bristol, Nov II. (Eeth anchored at eW SplL)
SAILED.
STEAMERS Rehef. Dudley Bsos w Clyde: ships Lima
s rris1 IN rnsa Annawan Berlin tBj harris Caesman Ro-
ravAi Alamo Cream kasie Agla Canada 1Ncr, Doull.
Lampleh!er, Albert brrs swan Geerges Elba sBr)
sehis tAaienle w 0rliln, Heaton. r KIM Eenlah
DeRoss,at N Ris., Y ( craseE WIN Capes. Clara
shannon SEA Ran.er Free Wind, Pcrine. Laura
Gertrude, barett Hunter " q Mershon. Lilly. w
lor. j Leonard, Aeger Statesman Ripple BerEen.
Moon CHA 1Is ~
Wind M auneet n iphl
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rnE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.

The ReAeis Masscd on Roth Sides OF the
Ratroad-News r0as the Rebel states,
Sc, &c. 8s. a@FS -4 se%@
HxApeuARrsxs, AMY oy THE PorcnAc, Dec. 70, 1862
The latest rolisbe intelligence relating TO the rebel
army 'front.' s,atss thai hey have nassed their
both sdes o the railroad, from Fredericksburg
&c bcBpw Gurleys station he track for mies south
OF fredsreksburg has been torn up, and tho ras
being used FOR turnoas the present terminus Of the
road. ..s 9tg 4 .t ,s =
On Tuesday brisade Of rebsl cavalry oatntted
with ratons and orass days and revolvers
wereas.riblacd 10 the men, near Gurney's s,aian 10
believed thsre that their iestuaton George
county, via Port Royal. sAN
me Richmond DtspaseA u the 2tth contains the fol-
lowing .
A pFrERsByRa Dec "a, 1891.
On Monday General Pryor, with q small detaohmert,
attacked Yankee Of several hundred stationed at
Ise Of Wight protect the election Of
sentatiyes Congress Al Tie Ara, charge General piss
protectors fed in great confusion. and chased ten
les fun saaed. Our ioss trfing. General Pryor
aferss arde visited sn,thhed. ~sr sfsfF lNr. tssta
On Saturday morning anew encainpmcns made ,s ap-
the second range o hs In the rear Of Frode
ricksburg in full view from our position =
considerable number Of tcnts have recently been sent
up from Richaold TO Less sslny. IS ~
The Richmond Eramin0 Of The 2sth indicates that
Lee, watb portion o. ms army, w3 moving toward le
pepper make demonfsraitn 10 front Of Washington,
but 10 known hat leo stl Freder cksbarg at
Friday noon. The enemy are engaged avery nght In
raising and extending breastworks along tho streets
fronting the river as 70 any future crossings
by pontooD bridges.
friendly intercourse has excited between the respect
We river pickes until recently. TO prevent tho ccm
unication Of pronpsr information, positive order
has beeu issued % snpsnd the differentiation. r's
sH1nA, Ala, Dec. %, 1892.
II b reported this morning BY passengers by lass
nights train !, that Ave thorsant csyary under Van
Dorn, dashed aso Corinsh Sunday dspersed the Yam
KEGS and took possession Of the place
3s CAS-os, Mss, Dec. ~, 1862.
General GRANTS army has fallen back beyond the Talla
hatchie. An important expedition under General Van
Dorm, which has been sevcaai days. has mot been
heard from. Ae
The DispItxh contains appeal for the relief Of the
dericksburg sufferers now ~ Richmond.
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MtsceIlRneous,

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x.s Sng aOs; s syss when
Win and vas ihat ts oss.er Win
lssSara and y would 70, isrs ss
ssss % %srs .sAsd q
avss - s Tie snip - X s osloss (
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a. N: .:.is ssS VIZ,
am o. Soon % ampns q
| s1 %sn 'ans p me % but sss ~:
q hs ssr house ar,t.sd and IL
xi:s peas sassrecS saooessea II fssisniss ns:s
%sr s ssss g ps NUN y. i's
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;o%s = s,S &c citizens ps ny passage = Csss The he
only one IN named Henry - ao1ss q Or Bsisss
sa sr.. +. sS ssSS So ss s ns
ssasr. we're ss.sd After ssnS On board see rman SaS
the mate and s,nnaea % 90 duty sailor n,
charging cargo ami having the bark shs captain gave me
sL cd cap and four dol.r THE Was bum Ea.i
owned ~ PERKINS, o Boston, where she i probably
u. Kinney before ,spsss
Cape lIera Win strong wNw gales md Ss:y
s., Bailey from New York arrived Mas
sslpA win sa in.o Nassaa 9Th inss for repairs having
BRIe Eli.AsErH, Rcache from Pietoa Boston, put into
Prcydsnss a7h inst in Distress leaking 500 sskss hour
about OF Vera Cruz and
Y.ss sns -. a,s % TURKS Islands for New
York arrived with part of % thrown svsrSoard
IN K: DsS, IN Ass spSsa nss from
LIvERPooI, Dec 1.-THE Boeksby CArsssa arrived here
and * On As
Ss SS M
had thrown 2l6 barrels Of apples overboord.
Dsi s s Ssas:4 q 81 s:ss
,o ns as 4 o % ~. has n s
shoa for nearly an hour the strong neod tide took her on
ued On Inc until reaching smooth ws.s n Ss
and 4 one nine = s ss o. water % y the held
sengers emDoyed tha; they kept her from sinking.
.sSs ~ Des = s sss ss,
from New York for Plymouth whilst riding with single
sls and VIII probably sscoms total wrssh; sr.w saved
(soon) subsided wEAwestwsrdly
9y..ssrsv., Ga. ,ns Rssssedsd fes Helf.sa he
having been into Nov 10 the American Van
Asr6nt ios bow spirit staneAissss eHtwater bboem and
several planks stove, &c. :. + .sS 800
RIVAL, Nov M7The H.leyon, Abbssa from Mssaas for
By ice eaky and h mainsss bsStep having expevcnc
ed very bad weather. ehe still ing about four inches
Aged 6Aa hos been surveyed and ordered 70 diseAae
and repair here S ~ ~
sc1LLy {ss Marys). Dec s-1he wAseA ~
Tivsd here fren n!nauan on the tk paaaed Oc ~ Ae
niles Of Cape HAterAs, An abandoned waterogGed brg
painted back with white streak and PORK and loss
mast .sH Afs .st' .-a74
ne fsswag table sves summary Of she vessels in ne
harbcrs Of New YORK. Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore,
Charesoon, 6avAnnah New Orleans and Gaiveso me
latest aeeo1nte from each 81 these ports- T - ~
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oUR .cHRoNoLoe

me important news reesiysA from New ossans, Ha-
vsna and other plasss oeges 70 deer tAe publication
= Chronology for day. We win resume IL pub
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Fansrsl 81 Majer Wtniam AoFGan, u
the Irfsh Brigade

The funeral Of MAJOR William HOrGan, Of ksaghoS'a
Irish Brigade took place yesterday atersoss In this city
and was one Of the most imposing that has been wns
hare for . long period The Rename Of thh lameutsd
soadss arrived here few days ago. and iad 0at In
sssss - the headquartsrs Of sns brigade in Broadway
~ IN early hour yesterday morning they removed
from this place 70 the Governors Room in the City Hall
70 AFFORD the friends Of the deceased 10 well as
the public In general, an opportunity 70 view The
remains before being consigned forever 70 the earth
Thousands u people availed themselves Of this
opportunity, and there . stream Of 10 en-
women and children passing up and down from zen
O'Clock A. ~ until two p NJ when the funeral begar
move The conn was located IN the centre Of the ROOM
with the lid open and the features Of the deceased x
posed t9view The sword, hat belt other ar,a loo
which Hscr Horgan wore IN his last battle lay on the
lower end Of the lid, and beautiful Irish banner and
American dag dropped In graceful folds lhe con
The plate contained the following inscription
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
aALEa Ar AUCTTON

II IENRy B. HERTs, JR., AUCTT0NEER-BY HBNRI9
Ornamental CHrcs!'es from Jspsn China And oAsy 6rsH
and Tuesday Dec 81 and So At II O'Clock each day CO.
prisns the sreateat variety ever ofSred q Esw Ycvk
embrcdsrsd HhAwis. Rnalish Table Csysrs, Chsp0nIN
ss;sss' ,ss; 6 view y ,ssss ~ ss - ssyAs - - s
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MAJOR WILLIAM HORGAN,
Eiehty-eshth Regiment New York Volunteers,
Irish Brigade.
HAled in battle at Fredericksbuig,
Dec. 10, 1862.
Aged 30 y0are

The Governors Rscn was filed with othcars among
whom we noticed the commanding sg re OF General
Neaghcr, Colonel Robert Nugent of the Sixtynpth Colo
mel Mat Murphy, OF the s&ty ninth Of Co Legion
Captain James Berne Of the Thirty seventh New YORK
Volunteers, and q hoet OF Others.
About two hundred Of the sixty ninth New York Militia
regiment, under the command Of Major Bagley, were
drawn up In front Of the City Hall in read 70 act as
military escort An immense crowd of people also nlled
the Park the steps Of the City Hall and tho Windows
while inside IL was diincut task TO reach the
stairs leading TO the room In which the remains we're
exhibited 80 great the crowd OF spectators little
after O'Clock the coffin boisted the shoulders
OF -four ocers and conveyed into the open air followed
by General Meagher, Colonel Nugent the officers OF the
brigade and the chief mourncrs. General Mcagher and
h ccsrs had fixed in their caps the sprgs OF boxweod
which were worn by the brigade as dist,nsnshng fes
the coffin carried mp and down IN front Of the city
Hall, while the band Of music performed mo1rnfll
In solemn harmony 10 the character OF the occa-
sion. The remains wcre then deposited In mag.
nace hesrss drawn BY four herscs and the procession
west gate Of the Park, up Broadway, in tho following
order
souad Of Policemen,
1hs sxtyDinh National Guard, state a New York, com.
manded by Major Bsgley.
The Hearse, nankso by Guard OF Hcnor
The Stoed Of Major HorGan.
Officers and Pail bearers.
General AeaRher and Colonel Nugent 10 open barouche
The Committee on National Anairs.
number of carriages containing friends Of he deceased
In this order proceeded up Broadway 70 Tenth street.
down Tenth street 10 the ferry and 10 Calvary
Major Horgan splendid onscer, and n much 70.
Gretted by all who know him. He was q married man.
and leaves wife and four children behind him TO mourn
News from Fertrsss Menrss.
FosrRsss Moxsos, Dse. -, 1854
me Brisish frsass hslpomens came up saA sschovsA
n The roads last evening.
TnsPassalc arrived N Hampton roads sAis asvssces.
chgstSes ws ss.wsily esssy.a n sAs t1~snssy.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29

- the Aricl, which arrived at this port on Sunday
warning from Aspinwa VIA Key wsss, We have received
81 wsal interesting letters from correspondent AZ she
Ass~ place.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29

Execution Of Indians tn Minnesota.
sr. PAUL, Minn,, Deo ~ 1852.
Thirty eight condemned Indians hung al Msnkato
At ten O'Clock A. NJ yesterday rhe gaiiows con-
slruced that all fel at Several thoussnd specta
in attendance. All paced OF quietly,
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
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News by the Roanoke and
British Queen.
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Escape of the Rebel Steamer
0reto from Mobile
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She Sails with \ Crev Of One
Hundred Men.
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Wreck Of the United States Trans
port Curlew.
Affairs In Nassau, Venezuela, Turks
Ialands,
&C., Co.. -.

the steamer Roanoke, from New 0vleaas and Havana,
and the British Queen from Havana aud Nassau arrived
al this port yesterday The BY thsse vesses u
cons derable importance t&