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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-07

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
I From foo, Of Couulapd, Connecting q; Hampton
Junction wth Deauac Lsckswsnns and Western Railroad
snd Al Ea.on with LGh Valley Railroad and its conn-s
direct line to Pittsburgh and the west -thous
ehar &c Of cars ,,.-,
h1,sf ssrirFl .i2l.gwxt a. III. for Ea.,on Reading
Po,,svlle Harrisbnrg Maucn Chuuk Niiamsport. &c.
MAI TKAis-At q for fsston, Water Gap, Scran-
ton, Great Bend. Ptt,ton, Wikesbxrf-. sc.
An. IHKotsa IRAI.-fOg kastop. Me1ch Chunk. WI
Mans ostt, R-Ading. Po,isvli- H.rsburs &C.
y. ~. NsY P,-ssNeEW TRAs-tof Esston Bethlehem
Al-nto~n and Msnoh Chunk
s.a0P. NJ WAY rRAs-FOr Someryile.
gP e. WFsrKRS EIPRRss-For Eaton Allentown Read
me dsrf.hurs Pbarsh. ard the West Sleeping cars from
Jepey City thro uxh 20 rirsbu an
EXPREss Train H,REisBrKs-The "a u Express
T. all from Ss. Yos srive- Harrisburg p. connect,
ing Fast and 90, on Pennsyvans Centre No terD
Central R.rosd North and South and with tho Cunoer-
lAnd Valley Railroad NJ, -
TnE III sorGn ErPRxss TEAM THE Wrsr, leaves
E.w.Yars It ~ daily tSuhdays eIcepe1l usAins close
connection Of hAri.buz With Peuusy lvsn, Rairosd-wh
no etspg. to Pittsburgh. sr1 but one TO Crcin
ns ani Chicago -Four hour time i. saved by taking hi,
usn.
tLI,ByrHPoRr AMI NSw.YoGK FpRIy-Leaye New
Yoik rym Pier No Moth River a. 7:lo aud ii 20 IN
80 so. and q. u. - 80
The bos stop az BERGEN Poir. and Maners Hsbor every
trip each way. JOHN " sIhhNS' superintendent.
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neooing CARDS, sc.

A r VIM. EVERDELL's SONS-WEDDING
n CAkDS.-rhese celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
81 No. ic4 Fuiton-st., N. T. Esisbhsbed 1918.
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price. y
Wedding Al Home. and Note ap-rs &c Business Cards
BilHsads POrtTstt &c. at kELLYS, "a Fulton-st. Y.
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lle0icul.
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.


CLEANSE THE BLOOD
b co,rup, di,odsred or vitiaied Blood yos mu's DO
SEX all over /. may bur' out In Pimple' or s0re' In
some sctive disease may merely keep you h's'' w.
,cd and rood sr nothing But you cannot have coed
health while ,O.r blood is impure. AYERS sARsPA-
RILA puses these impurities and stimulates tho
us vyorous action. re,orps the health and e1pslns
s. Hence 4, ropdy osres variety Of complaints which
are caused by impmiy o, the blood such a. Se'@~@ or
ry,o,, U,a. TurO,, Ulcer. So,s,. Erspton' Pimpie,
,o,e, Boil, 81 lsthony, Fie Ro" Ery'reIa', Tsster
o, Sau Rseur SeaId Head Rns~O,m, Cancer or Ca"e~e'
T,soy, Bore Ets,, Female D.sd'e', such - Reteation,
r,.oa,itv supp,s.in Whaes Steyiity Syahas or ZEN
yeai Diea,e, Liver Compiaat' and Heart D'ea's' Try
AYERS sARsAPARILLA, and see for yoseh the surpris
ing .tIvy with which ceenses the blood and these
disorderL
AYERS CHERRY ELECTORAL Is 60 universally known
70 ,urpu. every other remedy the Of Cough C
,On and for the relief Of Consuopve Patients IN advanced
Of tho d,oae that IL useless here to recount the
evidence Of its virtues Tho world knows them
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, for Oo'treas'', Dyptp''a
IndgetiOn Dv.enteyv Foul Stomach. ya""diee HesdaeA
for all the purposes Of pursstive medicine
AYERS AGUE CURE.
TIE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER.
IT EEvlR FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS.
IT NEVER FAILS.
poR CIIILLs AND FEVER us
1T NEVER FAILS
1T NEVER FAILS
FOR CuILLs AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS
1T NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS 1T NEVER fAILs'
1T NEVER yALs IT NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS
THIS REMEDY
Is SURE To CUaE,
Is SURE TO CURE,
n SURE TO CURE.
FOR
CIIiLLs
AND
IT NEVER FAILS, 1T NEVER AiLS
rnEyER FAILS 1T NEVER FAILS.
IT NEVER FAILS,
1T NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHILL5 AND FEVER
1T NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAlLA
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAILS
AYERS AGUE CURE
TIE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS
PkFAKED ~
DIR. J. C. AVER Co,
LOWELL, MASS,
And sold by Drusss' everywhere.
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EOUT and RHEUMATlSM.-The eXeruciat-
~ log psn o. GOVT or RHLUMhilsM rriey,d 10 two
hour a curs la aw da,s by tbst te!-bis,ed tUgut
Medicine BLAGh'S GOUr aud RHEUMATIC PILLS.
they give nueds,e relief from tue toures u this osea-
oil the AGA Va thf.e ty-. ire neither
confinement alteration y knd sLd certain 10
vent the govt attacking ANY VI al part
PRlCr B. CEN rs AND - CENTS PER BOX.
Prepared by PROUT HARSANT, No. 20 Strand, Lon
don md and sold b., he Agent, MILTON HtRSAN T..
haiast. Hlailton, Cansd, We AID y ,. {. WELLS 4
Co 40 rs Fsbkiu-. New-.oIk. and by ell druggists
Her MJehJ's C"muIi.i onrr. have agboiDsd tn
and eddie. Of thomas Prou. No 729 suund, London I"
to be impresed upon the Government stamps ait Led TO each
U0I II the genuine medicine
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prlntlng.

DRINTING-Chcap, but not botched, at DICK
SONS, No. Tryoprow. City Hail square. Billhesd,
IS cards IS eta circulss ~ cents Every
description Of printing equally low, Patronage solicited.
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NEW. YORK e. NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK q NEW-hANEN kAlLhOAD.
losl SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1852.
COMMENCING MAY ) ll6.
Passenger Station in Nsw.iok cor. 2'shst and .h'av
Entrance v 9Th st.
IRAINs LEAVE NETWORK;
for Ne--Hsven I. a. ~, tEIli 1915. (EI)i $780,
49, sndB 7. N. ttI.l
Dor 9 iasopori ! % mr. EI)' iaIa. EI)i g."
For Milford STAFFORD Fairfield, Southport and ws,tpOrt
Is. IN. l2;i5. $3.50. and 50" y. III
For Nor~ak l. $3.50 III. l2:l5o (Exli $780, 400, S:
tor D.ren and Greenwich. $3.50 a m t?:ls $3.50. a;so
$3.50 NJ.
For stamford :, 8. tEal $50 a H.; i2:is, .. tErn 81
So s:9n, $50 M ~
fo Pom Chester and int mediate stations. e3oa H. II:
IS 3:sO.+:3o. $50. $50 p. m.
For Port Che.,cf sd Sew Rochelle. so In, (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield a M, (Exh (EIl p M
o.
Ter noston, via Shore Line l2:l5. p M. tEr)
For Hartford aud sprng hcld (EIL R:lo, J.
tEx.l 8 g. M. OK -
Eor Connec ieat River Rliload to Montreal H.. (Exl.
and I2:l3 y NJ. To Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence, and Fishkl Railroad an
iEK.l, 1918
Ior Nsw.IIasrn, London. and S,ouingou Railroad
stB M l2:i5 D. p. ~, ttAD
For Car al Raliroaa. u; is p. m. 20 Northampton
Fer Hou, atomic kiroai 70 Pusned. a. IN p u to
Darlington sd on Satnria, thou n 20 fsttshcld
For Nengstuck Rail Dad. :. m. Up. m.
Dor DAnbufy and Norwak Railroad. T. $50 a m. d ID
Commo lou. Sleeping Car. attached to ? m train.
JAMES IL HOlI Superintendent.
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nNE mo- SIX boxes of "WINcHESTER's

nNE TO SIX boxes of "WlNCllESTER9
" SPECIFIC PILL" viii pormeHorHy cure any case Of
Asrtnal Ue1ss it, resulting ImI foHee HoWssEH 40.
Gsav,rKD aud wl be ound equally Efficient Ia affection. n
theP,o,s Diabole and diseases generally OF to L'"0Jy
OIgaH'.
PROFESSIONAL oPINlONs.-"I have used your sPs
cyo PmL' In many Of Spermaio'rh,a and with the
pon ye,Joof sHoseu"-J MnroS sASpENs. NJ. d., LII d.,
Broehyr.
"Itnrneua specific any medicine cen be- have
cured very with from To rgs posEs"-B
KEITH NJ d. ~ Rrpertory # Med Science, N>c York
PERsOSAL-"My Uiaehetor IL voLrHY OF AL CONT
DEscE and hnsef automatically 10 these Prepare
tion."-D Nercdnh Resss. NJ D., LII. d., Aroieaa Mod
cal GdTrn,, NcC Yo'k.
IL have persoaal kHoisdgs OF Ma. WIscugsrERs Hon
lsTyGKIrr and the Profess and the
public that PKEPAKarIoss C.s Bs EKLIHD os"-JaHss
H. Chlion. ~ d, Caeni.f Nsu, York
The SPECIFIC PILL I. no, = Homeopathic remedy. nor
doe. II cDnsiu Mercury ou Cantbhrde. sny injurious
ingredient Price: III box boxes (uhn o'c red at
0acr Tor as sent by mail Sob, whol-e!e and retail by
J. WINCHESTER. No % Johnst, ~ Y.
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OFYrcs or ASSISTANT CoNsissAkr,GxssRaLo y
-. AM \

OFPtcg or ASSISTANT CoNHissAkf-bsSskALo "
srs.tsr,,c, No state. st. New orb. Aug T. 1904
A RMY SUPPLIkS.-Proposals VIII Do re"
~ c-issi by the uuder.isned u"ti O'clock p IN; SS
WEDNESDAY the inst Supplying Tor tne use Oh inc
Tinted state, Army SUBSTANCE nLOhEs. TO be de-
liyrrsd in NewYoIk or Brooklyn on sATthpAf' tho Tn
iuS.: $500, c,,pro NAM, q.
cover, aud Ell 10 iierces about 100 pounds EACH
TO be exsmned aud tsssri up oy hooeI' ID oe'y in'
spec,or on the part Of the Utied states 81, O.
2oO ber,,l, OF hrs quality enua surernne soonern 81
Lon, or other brand. Of FLOUR sutable for keeping
VAN climate The baIres to be ful! head lined with green
aon- viii be Inspected the date ~ delivery and COM
mare. h the resu.a samples h, Henry >h'-lds Pe.iiens
soi,,ion Flour Inspectors, whose eerncaIe VIII be rs'
CURED 49,, ,,,..,s
po,ied a, It's and must be specific IL precisely
,ith All the strs bid, have consideration nlso
contain written guaranty OF two responsioe names " 0H
lows; ,,u.
We the undersigned hereby guarantee ths, should all o.
anv part the above did b. accepted hs be duly iuneS
according % its true purpoit sDd condition"
Prop ,sals must bs dorsed Proposals for suoi'tan's
Stores" Ia.
Bidder, usy propose for the whole OF any sies
Contractors expected hold their goods. without Az
peuse the United states, until reqrrd for shipment
4. b EATON Lieut. Colonel and A 1. Is. ;,
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4 PILE SPECIFIC is pronounced "a de-
~ side aum" by the medical faculty Found IT snd IL.
nccon panimsnt.-at MARSH n Co.'S Tru. uftce No. 2
Ns.ey a., male and female d,psrmeuts, that office.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
y a, Oaeens,own Cork Hsrborl.-1hs Liverpcs. New
York and rL drphia stesmh hip Company intend dispatch
IL their ul CT, e6ui lion steamships a. olowss
EINA.......... .....satdfusy' Aus y
CITY Og ...ss'urdsy. Aug L.
CITY or BALTlNORE..........s s urdsy. Ans a.
AVID rv.ry .ucc-edng SATURDAY. q noon, from Pie
No. ~ North River
FIRST CAbiS..-.....6S STEERAGE. ...........eB
Frt Cabin TO LouJop ~ se-sg- to Lot don..... -
First Csbin to rus ..... 70 seefsge Paris .... -
frst Csbu Hamburg Us SeeCsss II Hamburg -
Passengers forwarded to hsvre, Bremen, ROTTERDAM
Antwerp Gc., At elnsliy low rates
Fare from Queenstown st Cabin. IS. u and
q suiuess steerssa 1--WE pool ~ 3d. From Oueens
town. e. those who wish send for their friends
can buy tickets her. tho curreut OF exchange
These Steamers have erir accommodations r passeds
gers strongly ouit Ia Wa- tgh Iron Sections. ana
cary Patent Fire Annhiator.. EIperienced Surgeons arc
sttached t. each s'esiner .-
For farther on apply e. LIVERPOOL N WILLIAM
iNMAh. ,eni, No y Watt 81 In Glasgow 70 ALEA MALI
COLIN. No. St Fpoch- qnrre. In One-nsto~n 10 g We
d.. SEYMOUR Co.. In i.ordo TO EiN rs AACEl, No.
hi king NilisTl-st io Paris TO JULES DECOUE. No ~
Rue More Dame &c. Nctsres Place Bonre In Phils-
drlphis to John q. UALE. No. III "anutst.. o. u ~
Company Ohcsa-
JOAN o. DALE Agent. No. is Broadway. NJ.
IT s. PASSPORTS.-Addr or apply to II.
~. w. CoLvER, No. 2a7 Broadway Room No 2Sh
Ne~-fork
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nRoADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
II S.x.yo.x I,lv . lasl INTEREST OlICE dc
90 AZ. s,r.by no mel hat sEMi-ANSCAL lSTtR.
4 a. UEPOsI entt,d thereto TIE f.i- OF Pr -.
= n,n ., .ens not .Ic,ed.s $50 ard per cent over
40 viu .e paid on and sftef MONDAY .I'i ia'i -,
I,ere. ulaced the credit oi drposi,o' anah my ~
-, 81. dr.s Interest the Cop a. ifgD ~,
''"' " FRANCIS 2. sCuOALs fsesident
WADE u W1RRAfL seofrtsry
PyrgE CUNsISS. Accountant
I'RIyTR RArLP6RK. NORTH AND Las
n tie ,,oc,hsd~rs 80 th, Company ioae sseto0eehs
.ctof. will be held the Office Of the Company No - VA,
go, N.y.Yofs on TUESDAf, Aus ~ ldh4, al u ~
John BUTLER, H.. Pfesdcnt
CALIFORNIA STATE and sax rnA~CisCO
" CITY ~ rERESr CUPDNS. yufcha-.d 81 the lo~s
eu,reut rstes, By DUNCAS, SHERMAN ca,
Bankers. cor Pine and N,ssSu-st., New fas.
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tbISn NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose
w lc''s wood cases iron frames ald over strung ba,
do with Doldug 1903 do, Win carved legs and
iusj usuebo.rd rs 1885, and $40; do with peaItey.
tl25, szJo. aud +B1; rev tl'ocave, rlJ1 The above
Pianos the g'-ae-, bargains IN The city. SecoOd
Pianos t25. 40 $50 SO, s'5, and -lco. New MI
LODEONS at extremely low prices New and secood nsnd
PisnOs and MrodeOns b. IL at ana upward per moDn
rent SLOWED II purchased monthly payments received for
the Foreign sheet MUSIC At cens per page. All Kinds
Maie merchandise al price, pianist ia aitend.Dcet
try new music HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. +Sl Broad
way.
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mrslrdl gnstrnmcnls.

GREAT SACRIFICE.-A magnificent 7.octaye
~ PIANO ~ nd action, overs'runs bss- round Corners
0y carved case aid eg exquisite made order ,is
months by the best city msker Al cost Of 49, viii be
-ld for fps cash the will the city ~ few
days Erssnt Csei and stool included Coll No 10 East
l3lhst, near Broadway.
DIsNOS, Of the celebrated makers j. d G..
l. FISCHER; sctnowl.dged TO be- tho durable and
Pianos msdes frame patent danpe over
sung Wholesale aud rela at the naousctory aud wa,e
ROOM PAL 2.J 2s3 "a, and l49 West 28,hst near 9thAy
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NEW TAX LAW-National Edition nll and
complete ~ 90 per 100 Also Prize Stationery pei
49, WIN hest inducemsnts To sell them Ciycn.ys r.
D. HA'A'sS Co. No 10 Bsskmanst, Nsw.YOyL
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BURsAU oF ORDS,sCs, NAVY DEPARrNhSr{
WssHiNGroS Cry. July ~, 1907. J,
DOMESTIC NllRE.-Proposals VIII De re-
~ we'd at this office for supplying tho Navy WIN ~
MESriC NIrRE. either crude o. refined c,ru
JOHN \. DhHLGkES
Chief o: Bureau Of Ordinance
Times aud Evening Post please copy, aud send Is ~
receipts in duplicate with copy of adv.ftisemeut !" VIC
Agent Washington d. C.. for payment
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IT s. RESPONSIBILITIES or apply to II.
~ W. COLvER No 24T Broadway Room No 2oh
Ne~-iork.
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pAVEN 81 BACON,


ments made with parties desiring to pay w n'anents
STEINWAY g. SONS GOLD-MEDAL PA
~ TENT OVER$rRUNG GRAND and SOU ME RI
AMOS have been awarded the hr-t premium aud
whenever exhibited Ia competition with tho beat mokcs OF
Boston. NewYok Philadelphia aud Baltimore. and
considered the best Pianos Manufactured.
written guaranty fVr i've given with each insru
ulent
Wsreroous Nos 81 and "a WALKER-sT. near Broadway.
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Oyycx or CLERK oy Board OF SuPskvisoks
No Ciry HAIL, Aug 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii DO receiver ~
- this Office until August H. 100! At j. M; GOAL IN
10, "a IN ana INNS II the best AN fHRACIrE CoAb S
The ma, Of the Coa, and Office. Of tho County the tun 10 "
cslcu ated at 2,2iO pounds. srtSnrrNa vyooD nine,
Also, proposals Tor ~ eofus Vi "i''
cut and split for ,.u, =, .,,h ,,,.. ana
The said Coal aud Wood TO % oense'ea !" sue" ~
n,ce. a. the Committee may designate N ~
ph conmea reserve the night reject any and al pre-
posss yyXxMN TWFED
SHERIDAN SHOOK,
SMITH ELY, jr, fComnii~~
ORiSON BLUNT.
WIN. G. CONNER,
ELIJAH !. PURDY,
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6ieambca.s an0 Railroads.

STEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the foot
~ oil CourtlaDdtst. MONDAY WEDNESDAY and YRI-
DAY, at p N leaves Albany TUESDAY, THURS
DAY ar SATURDAY W estern Train. Tia
ISAAC NEWTON on the Alternate d.ys
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HISTORICAL NOTES
IL he
MILITARY EMPLOYMENT OF NEGROES
tn tie American Army Of The Revolution By George III
Moore Librarian Of the n. Y Historical Society. Price lVc
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HAMMOND on Diseases of the Nervous. Sem.
WE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
BRASS BAND MUSlC.-Jnst Published Nos.

H 50 sod 49, Companion" GLORY Hsl-lujsh" ard
We are marching Down 10 Dixie" each Sent post, paid
90 receipt Of price IA. b. UODWOR H. Aston place H.
ADuiscoier Of finest Rotary snd Piston Valve instruments.
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THE PATRIOT PREACHERS
&C n.

AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
With Biographical Sketches Edited bJ Frank Moore editor
sf R-sslli n Record" &c vol Rlno cloth. VI.
CHAS. T. EVANS. Publisher. No. $50 Broadway, N Y.
Copies sen, By mail receipt OF price free Of postage.
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| Il cry or HARTFORD snd GRANITE STATE. daily.
from Pert-fp connec log at sftiord WIN steam
| hoat Surinrisd and al polntI North East and VIZ
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aIORyJNG LINE for ALBANY and TROY,

IN X(DKNTNIT IINL lot AID.hAFI IIIf w 4 =
wi and int-rm.d landings touching at 3ta s'-ste, IN
rr ARMENIA leaves from the OF Of hsrrison,.t NJ
nav WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st , n. The DAN
I'LL DREW eaves the loot Of Jsy't ~, sDAf Ibn tS.
BAY and SATURDAY at . M. y. B-hudson River
R,iltoad Tickets will be received on board
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E'OR FISIlKIIL and POGGHkEEPslE.-
II m. ,,.smpor RIP VAN WINKLE leaves every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY al o'clock NJ f.om the loo, 81
N.vbor,h Low PJnt. Marlborough aud Milton Re,urn-
in, .y., Poushs.ep,e the evepnr at O'CLOCK had
itz a. Low Point and Fi.hkill Fare 80 eens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

thinned Off only some 800 remaining ct for duty.
Company @, on Saturday morning, only had 20
men ft for duty.
It seems on Saturday morning that there were
seven of the Companies on pckct--thrce under
Capt Spodord, and the rest under Capt. Merrill
One squad were out all Saturday night, and they
thought them captured, but they came 10 Sunday
morning bringing IS prisoners This was the
squad under Merrill.
But three companies went into tho fight, undor
Col. Piaisted aud Maj. Campbcll-about ninety
men all told. How many escaped these, men
did not know. They had heard that half were
missing They thought none Of the officers killed
except Lieut.. West of East Machias.
Lieut.. Rice of Ellsworth. was wounded in his
log but not seriously. James W, Cole of Goulds-
bcro', was wounded in the shoulder, but not scri-
ously. These we're all Of the Hancock men that
could hear of being wounded, although it was
said Charles T. Bunker was wounded also.
Our other regiments | could hear but little Of
There was ono man on the boat belonging 20 the
Sd. They said the 81 had but about 400 effective
men. The 9Th hear nothing of. | hope they
escaped serious loss
Yours truly, +. A. PIKE,
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The Good W DIRK

Goes on we'll, Fsem,n; and shiei i are gts
in, the rebel General Jackson more than he
barsainei Tor By the last accounts Ere
mont had compelled him to fight and had
beaten him The work eoes Oh brayaly on tin
Mississippi. Last Friday the rebcl feet Wa,
destroyed and Memphis surrendered Ton.
Mcclellan has HI, army il readiness t, tax
Richmond. The rebeI. are brasgiuy Of the
strength Of their forces, but t. i great ex-
tent it is brIs We have troop, enough,
able Officers enough to beat the rebel. IN their
Capital and capture and destroy their army.
and we believe II will be d,nc W. shall
soon hear Of important m1'c'ncn's in the VI
cini,y OF Charleston. THIS city and Fort
Sumter must be captured, and 30 tears vii
be shed outside Of rebellion if the city is ut
terly destroyed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
The march Of Gcn Fremont 10 sroLon

The march of Gen Fremont is spoken
OF very highly as great feat of exertion
a Western paper says:
The march Of Fremont from Franklin to
Strasburg and beyond is most incredible
one, aud one that will never be appreciated
by thosewho have not seen an army of twenty
or twenty-five thousand men on the move
lie made over hundred miles in less than
week, and that, too, with the most limited
transportation that was probably ever assign
ed to command of the same size. lie had
to make his march over half a dozen ranges
and spurs Of mountains. lie had to cross all
the various intersections and combinations OF
the Shenandoah, with all their mountains
streams. Yet he came to time. He was
bound to come to time when he left Franklin,
it it was in tbh limits of human endurance
to do SO, He himself led the advance from
the start, and with bis maps and guides pill
oted the way. His march was almost s3c-
ond crossing of the Alps, and great deal
aster time, in proportion to the facilities at
hand was made by him than was made by
Napoleon.
Old resident. Of New Orleans states
positively that, Notwithstanding two or three
cases of yellow fever have occurred in that
city, there is no danger OF the prevalence OF
the disease in May, and, indeed, not until
the hitter part OF July or August They
say also that experience has shown that i'm
migrants from the North are not is liable to
be attacked by the climatic diseases during
the first as during the second year of their
residence in the South, and that as far as
New Orleans is concerned, the people from
the rural districts of Louisiana and Alississip-
ri are quite as liable as Northern men to the
diseases incident to the immediate locality oi
New Orleans They believe that with Jude.
ious sanitary regulations the Union soldiers
will be even more healthy than the rebe
troops N that climate. R0ckkgnd Democrat
-Iieut. Pike, of Augusta, son Of tho
editor of the Age, arrived in this ely Satur
day morning, on his way to Augusta lie
WAS accompanied by his father. Lieut.. Pix,
had his foot nearly shot off at the battle OF
Williamsburg. 50 nearly that it hung only by
a few tcndons. lie amputated it hiinsel
with knife, on the field OF battle, aud after
wards it WIS regularly amputatcl just below
the knee by a surgeon. lie WAS very cheer
full and in good spirits, though still suffering
severity from ms wound 1t has not dampcn.
ed his arl3r enc bit, and he is still anxiou,
to be with his company of L. 5. Light Ar
tiliery lie IS = fine specimen Of Northern
pluck.-Portiaad Argus.
About % coo frst-class Enfcld rifles have
recently been captured by our navy together
with the vessels containing them, while in th'
act of attempting to run the blockade. Itit
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