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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20
SILVER ARE, &c.

4 ILL the timo something new can be seen
~ the Cheap Jewehy Stor, Of ). I. Little in
the way Of
Gold, Silver and Plated Ware Carbuncles
Garnet, Lava, Coral, Comeo, and Jet Sets.
WATCHES Of all the celebrated makers in
the world. The American Watch which Tor
time keeping and durability cannot be surpas-
sod.
CLQCK$.-A full assortment Of day and
30 hour Clocks always on hand,
SPECTACLES.-This branch will receive my
special attention, as the sight is of more value
than silver ~ s'll
Pocket and Table Cutlery of the best manu-
facture, 200 different patterns
3;a,- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired,
with neatness and dispatch, Mt the sign of the
Big Watch, Baltimore Street, near the Railroad,
Cumberland. Nd. Oct. J, 1861.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20
Order of Publication,

In tn, Circuit Court
for Allegany Cosbiy,
as a court OF Eq uiy.
No. l4ll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

obey ed the officer went up deliberately and shot him
through the heart. One of his own party arked him
why be bsd killed the youth after he Fad surren-
derrd, and he replied because o. many Ut the ID
devils are getting away"
John n. Daniel, the editor Of The Examiner
was wounded in the fret oDset upon our Right " ing
in our late bst'les. He has three brot'ss IN The
Rebel ranks. His right arm WIS shattered, and lie
lies in very critical condition lie was writer Of
moro influence thar any other in Virginia, snd h''
owned and edited The Grammar mnco the year
1876 He 10 about IS years Of age He WAS as bold
and reckless in war as in bis editorial career, whcd
was varied by several duels and street fights and liz
Vulnerable challenges.
Col. T. p. Augst was dangerously wounded. lie
was disunp ui-bed lawyer, and formerly Common
wealth's Attorney in Richmond.
TIE street and paper talk in the Rebel town is
that Mcclellan is to be starred out" Vague ar
this is, it would seem to have come connection with
the manifest efforts 1T establishing bcckad urou
the lower James River by which is hoped thai all
our gnnbon,s will be engaged, aud McCielh'"
girdled. Perhaps both Burnside and Pope Will have
some criticisms to offer in test Of this strategic bril-
liant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YOlK........JrLY 10
Cleared.

ste.rh;ps-Trsao wind D-L,oy. Now Orleans Srohord,
Tii.sou 4 Co Birth Queen tBIl Le Mcsusief assau
+. Cunard: Creole. Thomi son, N'w-Oriesns, Ludan
Hsinckeu; Chesat Grow ell Portisnd. b. Crom~eu&
Co. -
Ship,--Frsnkin Nelson. San frsn"isco WIN T. Coleman
Robinson Long Liverpool Sno~ & Burgess; P,ics1os
Greece Bsoi. HolTrboe 90 Son'hspftn, Pratt L"ncon
T. IL Morgan WihsD Tsp.eo t. bel L,veTpoo, Tsp-co"
Co. . -
Bat.-ooesn Skinner tBr) Wooler. Plymouth BOYD
Hencaeni sea 5welpw tbr.) Eass"it Pni"on'n, boyo
Beircken; n. BoyntoD Mllr, Ola gpw j. W E"sii 20.
Liberty, Ross Melbourne FishrI ..rsrds Co. lLSr.ugs
tor Dlkey Liverpool sl.b Carver Chss, Aslans tbre
nienl Hos man. London fooci H-inc~e Wend; siinons
(jve }. kydip, Queenstown knnch Meincke Wcndt; b.
Wsism. Coffin. Hay,na }. L. Wa q Co.. f'eniad Forl.
Pouscr, Queenstown, tnrcb, Asircke n Hsndt; Ianrsn
Tho niof, Tar N-w-Ur,rsus Hoo- n x Fosdick.
p.igs Victoria Or Nor oil Duasioupe Smith, Jones
Co knny Wspdsrrr tBr.) Pstrr-on Cob or Faimonfh,
ARIEL Hurst Co. SoIyia 9TH 'acAscn. Cork george +.
Bailey; aoiybrr (fr Csseo Cacen.town F.lmonh,
j. hn Jackss ;Anly Warwick SEih. oon iarbeck Co.
Ha,yr.t Queen (br HOl Ia La.uayrs ami Pro Csb,io,
Miller Iioighton y. DruDmpsd Conway Apinweli Pan
aas Railroad Co Rainbow tLr) Hooiioid Ousda!oape,
Lasrse trsjeso, Maorio tDutcll Schroeder Coraeos.
Doyae c.; ly riner STA e-, e. trox VIA Brandy
,yi g. Brett Son Co VICTORIA r,ula tbr, LeHeir, hsroor
Grace j. >. Deaey Nellie, scrs"en ha"Sius ose' oss
ScLoou.rs-W. ". 1hone Days Fsi River, u. henry;
Ellen erteft Cark E.syor, Jonn boy ton son Chie,
r. Il. l. diogo; or E-gie. biar,
st Pierre A. CELIA. Le- SswVufs ore, h-nhi Aoootsi
Aru.adio Cna.r, tor, Goys, h. k.unyi Los hefnsaos'
N~be., ST. Douiqgo C,ry, a C. kpssi.e Co.,. Corpoius
brir DIZZY A.ex.nda T. ID. luIbut co; r. french, Lore
hand, beaufort Vsn bruat slas n.
sloop-sisnkLui, Avery, Norwich, o. B. harvey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
BCNNING THE BLOCKADE.
Correspondence Of The n. \. Tribune


UyiTrD STarSs (!rNBoir CHIPPEWA CAPT Bprsoy
NEW ISLtT tOd Wilmington n c.. July D. 1862.
An English steamer, Loaded with heavy guns, &C.,
arrived here last Friday morning; was PARTIALLY
headed Of by tue Cambridge and Stare and Stripes
l,he only two vessels then here-the Cbiprews
D-ng at Beaufort for cosl and IepIi - and the State
Of Georgia at Fortress Monroe for officers aud u,en,
but succeeded In running ashore hear the leach,
abou, nile from the fort; and for five days. until
our arrival last night WIS unloading, in plain SIGHT,
heavy rifle, aDDoB, and carts Transporting hon
them along the beach TO tho fort. This morning all
appears quiet. She has probably discharged all sic
wants, ard iooks low in the watef-TerDaps leaks,
or is waerlogged. Oar men sre almost frantic
with rage. and talk loud against the management 81
affairs. The Stars aud Stripes fired iU6 shols with
ont much effect, as !; did not prevent their landing
the guns. At tls tate, we will all be lone on
parole in short tue. Our men will have to bite
The dust in come future battle from the effect of
these guns. However l nm but VII ordinary sea
man, AID bave DO responsibility about the manage.
mest here. In haste tor tie mil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
Pasacuacrs sailed

IN egashiD kGao4fOo. fog 'tc,y-iNs r a .FoAustou
aud .hild sa'sh ar sud nfm'. 's. Drun-h.s. New
Ynrk Ai.s Mary pcckrV nAlnorr, M.s r. heutC sou.
A.- inso Mrs. Cu4rics Anderson aad chilli J. c.G-
son ~ ". Iun.s j. Cold 9. H. bur,iti, T. Napier o.
f,ultaer \. harey J. Earsl. samuel LYwy Mg newi.,
PA.. uha; Mr aud Ails. q siauley I'D F!Tu r..
pnise hcv IL. CeNee, Mr snd Nts r. biett chld, W
IT, 10. C9pt. Ius Mr. aud Ma. Geo Ueuoft afd
children Julien del Nalie, r. JeVy, G. Ms. ,teussy !.
II. Wool 1. WiIiani., :" bofth,r, n BToueknau l..
Weue. T. 6uIue Dnquy Jsoph .dceu. John Goodsou,
Nr ann MIS- Nm d. NHs chiid sLd nlsnti Rev }. Losi,
.lr s1i Mis- ~. Gefii4 son 4 l.. Vol g. Lrcy N.
tani.Ius ii. K-es " buIch 4. ,hells, Das.d j. BILL T.
". Schmidt. and others in s,eeiaev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
n.s.xs, steret1y OF the Commonwealth.
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

Col Pi-,,e r, aie OF Union Cli,se, l. progressing
very iryoraby with lis he~ regiment. ne va
,b,,, .,ties IN Cnap Turtle Bay, Fory-tith
s,,,., ,ud >,,ouG ,yrinr lie has se uied { rer-
y r,s 81 Adiutant DGi.hho, formerly Il Col'lei III
tie WhlLichi "a service, AID who served many years
nder the Circa~, ian c ei sohsiny to ana Ii organ
lzna LIS +, gmen,. Capt. j. l.. Bitt. 100" Is reern
ing tor this regiment al No. 4eo D,oaa"ay' MS
,,nusny now numbers 81 men The regIlneutal
HEADQUARTERS are III No. 515 Broadw
Gait Lewis and Lieut.. Cornell are recruiting a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
Virginia ltsms.

From a Correspondent. 49,. -
l. is estimated by Rebels that quite 100000
slaves have left Vrrginn since the breaking out OF
tie rebellion. Very many arc 3 id 10 have oseaped
under Flenionts late administration oi the Mountain
Department; and some say that II was on th ac-
count that complaints originating III Rebellion alter
pniug through various shaoes 81! onlo.ay and hoy
ATTY, ,re-e finally fclt ii Washington and resulted
in his indirect removal Mcdowell n n c'rtuin. has
his share 70 arswer IN weakening ,lese pillar Of the
Rebellion for, "a G.. Davis Think OF the C1is'i'u-
iionl. Notwithstanding the amount Of unpoPniari'Y
which bas pursued Gen. Med. OF late, tie ea nest
,e,.Is taking their cue from Sei aior Wa e-'nd
notwithstanding Gen Ned did foolishly guard the
fenc, rails ot Lanoon Huffman, tailor ol Freeze
-,el.bnrc and AN outrageous ReJci-yet be is more
,lon.ir.,ed 1t FredaricLsbnrg md Wa'rntou by
IN. secrsh ,Lan any General that Uncle Sam hss
semi into those ne,ehbV hoods. For what does a
Rebel care bow polite yon are TO him. or no" mhch
Won Guard his fence, if Tho bigger ~ sud i1uce ID
,r.aed with equai courtesy, and allowed 70 come
oots,de thereof ntwnl Gan. Md. has been any
,hing lut pleasing General 70 Seoeih. nm 'r
OF slnves from ,le very sam which senaior WAGE
eomr med had tceh Guarded, Disappeared about TIE
tine tie guard vrs piuced there.
WIKI TIE KrBLLs THINK or FREMONT.
4 Rebel Near Wauenton the other d. Will. 'p'
o,aud.ng ne enterprise onc ability Of si'ne"ai
Jaca son, remarked significantly, :" lie " our ff'-
mont"
BAEBkRlTT.
4 young man named lurier, from as!.iabn'A oo''
o., Of the 9th Ohio, Mar murdered at Port puoiic
unaer the following circumstances: lie was oiderea
by Rebel cavalry officer TO halt; and when be bau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

Fer'.f Mr. Psch,sp Mr. Li.busn, NJ, vsl.ehs, Mr. Lee,
Mr. iohiss M' Leamsn a.. servant Mi,s Dider M Sole
Iaop N.Y. SsmoureI Mr.. Reed M.ssrs Fitzgerald. Lsfyge.
Warner, Laa,t o. Mas:oGrdcx Ro.e.bs-s. Weeknso War:
rem Mr ard Mrs amer and brother Newman Hagsu and
friend DIuffesne BOWS Flaore. Hsris NJ and Mra Ab.
Mr. kilrds-, MI Hssine Hasserty Heder Bies,
Mrs 'tevaft. Mr.. acNlsa
In bark Hcggao firm honagapo Ella Can,os-Mr Don and
In scbv. May Emma. J,3r ~. Crotr-P Roach Mn nc.
Cctcheon, II. Corapdcr, &. Ma hessu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
Arriyea......SUNDsr, July %.


Steamship George. Geek ~ 4 transport Met, ,ote"
Monroe 20 hours. H. ballast 10 ID. y. T'mPhi..
Bark Coliooney DR. Of Sizr) NcCssey, London 81 days,
fn ballast 20 GriHneD, Aiutnra : co.
BARK William H. Wan, Csssuer Key Ncs. u days, nise.
TO Hiram tennes.
Bars Victor Emanuel QsaB psjaro. Liverpool 80 days.
coal t. order.
Barn VIM. wilson (ir OF Cibr1itlrl rulmer Csds %
csys. wine a feit 70 Giro. Frsu els Go.
bd, Une,p horus tnr oi ST. john n b. Cad. Maysslez,
Z Il - d-ys snga 70 T. ~ a'iace.
Brig He~iEovdemcr tltaI ~ Rusgeso London - days.
10 ba LAST to II. l.. Nonth y SON.
sch Nancy r. i.ssaa ,Of Bac&,Psr) Combs Remedies Is
dave, ulolas srs 10 10 lst.r.
SIC ,uer Ranan s.rs'. Trenton. n. j., mdse. to VIM
JeB.!nA
steamer Pelican Boxer. Providence. md'e. to Edward
ByIhrr.
Falcon, Jones Providence radse Edward Byn
leT.
SAlLED-Juy 10. steamship. hs7ssroo tBi J. Liverpool;
Brti Queen thr hsys Sssrll Cgooe Me- orleans
JuiN 20 4. = uaAr.u.t To PsFt AoyA. u -
bafkeutue Edward hii, toItfess M.nroc.
MraoEAyDuS.rhe s,hr No, a, Pieg No y " X, Is no"
io53ur ,uosir,suc- sai,s ter LIri-ou's Landing. Va
ms schr DEAN Queen -D4st,dl 1T Pier Nc 10 y H. -
iohoi. for fnriG-ss Monroe. . ,.o
The schr " q. Mcrshun (Lnsseti Pier No. IL ~ H. 10
$50 oadius for torfes, A,oIsoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

away the negroes from Tho Sou,berners. "In
willing never 10 gee mine again." 'sid be- apd rely
on it, it is the only way to bring pesce-shs only
way u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

sisfATUKs ALMANAC
up-R,ses Sess ........72S Moon-Ssts 0:l7
slGn WATER THIS DAs.
sandy Hook. 323 Gov Island AIS Hs}ss... $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

VlcE.PRiMDFSr HAMLM AT WoRK.-Mr. Ham.
lin h engaged 10 dress public meetings liz dl.er-
en-, ,sgls of Maine Tor tie purpose o: AIDING IL the
epIi4l!en Of II, W upteer regiments. Dir. Charles
Llamhn sop ut the Yic.lresicent, has just teon ap-
pointed Msjor in the lSth Maine Regiment.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Police Intellfgence.

ATTACH UroN THE FLAG on ouH UNIoS.-For several
years past there has ourshsd in James street dance
house known tho "Flas Of our unOn" The establish
msnt was rsscrtsd 10 by Sailors rowdiss and Of
doubtful character, who gavo the police considc-
rabls trouble and annoyed ths neighbors gene.
rally. Last winter the proprietor Of the psce. Henry
IAusr, shot his barkesper during ARRAY, aud was
subsequently, Indicted for msnsAuhter but through an
,ngenious lawyer no managed 10 escape and again
permitted 70 exercise his functions head Of the sa-
loon Captain Thorne, OF tho Fourth precinct deter
mined to break the place up, however and wednes-
day night descent made tho "Fag," which re.
suited In the arrest Of thirty ono males and thirteen
females. Tho prisoncrs--a moro motley group OF hu.
manity could hardly bo found anywhere except in the
Fourth ward-wcre brought before Justice Brennan, at
the Tbmbs yesterday, and committed for examination on
charge OF disordcry conduct. Tho proprietor vas sub
seluently held 10 bail in the sum Of $500 TO answer the
charge oI heoviug disorderly house.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
NEWS FROM GEN. FREmowrs CORPS.

WHEELING, Va, April II, 1862.
A expedition just returned 70 Noor6sld from Frank
lin rsperts that one bridge burned by the rebels
Just before the recent attack on Mlroy The nag
cAesrsd at various points along the road Franklin
strongly secession. This expedition has opened free
communication between Schenck and Nilroy-a very
impertaSt element Of future success
Under date Of April 10, General Aroy reports tha,
large numbers Of fugtvss Of both sexes are arriving at
Ais camp daily, travelworn and hungry He asks in
structons about them. He has information that rebel
refugees. from Highland and other counties are taking
their Effects cattle and negroes, such a. they can TO
Rockbridss county as place Of safety.
cavalry company, returned from Pocahontas county
reports all quiet in that vicinity captured two rebel
ssidicrs en furIough, one supposed TO be guerilla. It
also TOOK rebel mall the contents Of which are unm-
portsns and killed one cavalry soldier who attempted
escape.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
City Intelligence.

PRErAp NEwwAPR wRArPMs.-ws believe IL is not
GENERALLY known that the government has sale at All
the principal post Offices prepaid wrappers for nswspa
psrs with tho cent die embossed on them. The new
contract for four years. from 1897 taken BY George
Nssbit the contractor for tho prepaid letter snvs
lopes Largo numbers OF ordinary unsampsd nswspaper
wrappers are also made and have iato universal
use throughout the country especially for sending papers
10 our volunteer soldiers IL In said that nearly one thou
sand persons employed In the manufacture Of ncws
papsr wrappers Al this time, while six months ago they
were not known a. article Of manufacture They are
An made under q patent.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
rhs Contest near savannah.
sv.nc.h rorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,
A,xxnI

s,nce nv last letter the people Of this city have been
m nrofoundly exercised tho question Of thc river de-
ences and the floating battery that have not been able
10 svoto the usual time 10 keep posted ON the evcnts
and occurrences franspring in our neghborhood Bat
ieries are being rapidly placed In position on Tybee
island by tho oderas and all points In the neghboy
hood ai5rdng chance 10 reach thc fort. Mortar bat
tcres are mounting heavy pieces, some believed by
General Pcmbcrton to be Of unusual weight and calore
have been told by who conversed with him that he
does doubt that twenty Inch mortars ere in possess
a ion OF the Yankees.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
The visit Of the French Minister 20 Rich.
mond.

BAluxoRS, April IL, 1862.
Tho following reliable information relative 70 the visit
Of the French kinster 70 Norfolk seems 70 be suf.
Acisatiy significant 70 justify particular mention
On Sunday morning last Commandant Gautior, OF the
French war steamer Gasssnd, received teographic
scspatch from Washington via the government tele.
graph line, via Chsrrystons to repair immediately 10
Alexandria for the French Minister
Tho Gasssndi proceeded forthwith, and returned 10
Hampton Roads without even giving The Coumandant
sms 70 stop in Warrington and after paying brief visit
70 General Wool and Flag 0csr Godsborougb tho Gas.
ssndi got up steam and went to Norfolk whence the
French Minister was to proceed to Richmond
NcnvoIx, April 10, 1862.
The Dag Book announces the arrival Of The French
Srsas Gassendi, with ~ Msrcisr, shs French Minister
~ Washington, on board
There many surmises and great curoey 40 70 the
eoCcason Of bis visit.
rhs editor cf the Day Bcoasays that NJ Mersicr has
sspaiches for the French Consul at Richmond whlchs
III ' cause Of the visit.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
The steamshIp Ar,e, at a.n,uw.,,,

ny the arrival Of the brig 4. Drummond Cap,au Con.
way, from Aspinwa which port she left on the s1ss
u. We learn that The steamship Ariel was at that port,
The Ariel had her machinery damaged on her passas.
hsncs. which accounts for her Al New
Yerk up to this time.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Parson BrownIew ~ Lancaster.

LANVAnsHj FH'j AprH ~, Ib0X,
ParlYn BrownloW had an enthusiastic impronpsu re-
espton ~ the depot this evening He responded 10 the
cheers In short speech in which he said that Tennessee
would be voted back into the Union by 60 900 majority
train departed three cheers wsre gysu for the
paa lot Of Fact Tennessee
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS CORPS.


..~>>~-~---~~~~~~--~~-
Mount jackson Occupied by
Union Troops.
PREcIPTATE FLIGHT OF The REBELS.
Bridges and Railroad Stock Saved from
se Destruction.
MANY PRISONERS CAPTURED
byssabiity Of Another Battle With
5 ST tho Enemy.
osnsral shields IN Command Of
Hys Troops,
10. &e., 10.
4 m following Aas pesn rsesvso AZ me War Depart
uasns-
e i-l lsN Mourn JACKSON, April l7-A. n.
osssreos occupied Mount Jackson a. seven O'Clock this
norpng and ass now in front Of Rades Hn, whore The
enemy appears 70 ~ in force.
yhs people report that they intend giving battle there
1nsy resisted advance in order gain time for the
surning Of bridges and railway cars engines 3d. which
hadascumulate the terminus Of road
nent sudden and the retreat Of the rebels pre-
ciptats. tAas enabled save tho bridges two
with eombustbls material for instant connagration.
Many prisoners have taken and several horses cap
cured from The enemy.
me troops have acted admirably. They ware in mo.
tion at eas O'Clock in the morning.
Ooloasl Car1oWs brsads Of General Shields division,
- che advance the back road 70 the Mount
Jsckson, end General Mccall on the turnpike.
General Williams. with his main division, brsughs up
~ rsssTvsd column.
We shan occupy New Market so-pisht.
General slds has as recovered ~ 70 command bis
<svisios IN person.
snAssune, April II, lso2
DsspsteAss from General Banks, dated Mount Jackson
~ morning, ssaasthas h had seized two locomotives
80 several cars saved the bridges and taken many
Vr,scases and several nns horses.
z n sdvanss ives 70 suaass tAss the enemy bad no
sns - destroy their works or property although every
rsDaratisn wa probably made 10 DO %.
Our forsss surprised in chu1ch company Of
Ashby's cavalry, hfty to sixty in number, together
With three lsutenants and The horses Of the company
30 secure did they feel that they neglected
post piskes The prisoners here in charge
Colonel Charles Candy, Of the sixtysixth Ohio,
nandsr M the post, TO be forwarded 10 Baltimore.
Colonel Canby in person, keeps up active scouting
through the mountain haunts Of the rebe with cavalry
brought several prisoners who aided tho attack on
Ah pckee BE reports the inhabitants almost destitute
Of the Of life and ignorant Of presence
oses but that they request protection against rebel
ahoashs they are generally decidedly in favor Of the
restoration Of the Upiou1
Between Forty and Fifty OF che Sew.
enty.Tffth Pennsylvania Regiment
WNcms1R, va, April II, 1902
Yesterday large boat, containing number Of the
and oeers Of ths Seventy fifth Pennsylvania reg.
nsnt, swampsd at Casteman ferry on the Shenandoah
drowning between forty and nfty and ssvera,
officers. Among the latter Adutant Teatman Cap
tain Wilson, Of the Third brigade commissary, and
Captain Ward. The regiment formerly commanded
b. Colonel Bohlen, Acting Brgadsr Of the Third
brigade, General Blenksr's division
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Arrival OF tho Canada at Boston.

BosroN, April IL, 1862
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool via HaIIfax
arrived al lfne o'clock this evening. Her mails will be
forwarded by the morning train to omorrow due at New
York at i've r. ~
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Prl1c tlomm iasionnrs, nmnc.

ApRr1 H,-Ihe i'0iinwng prize schooners and their
cargots A We been d,Nivsred tho commissioners
4 mvestl alton ;-EA<her, Clifton, julius webb and
Palma
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Last Appearance or the Mlerrimac.
[Erom the Norfolk Day Book
Funeral Of Captain MAXWELL O,snllivan.

Funeral OF Captain Maxwell O'Sullivan.
The remains Of this gallant ocer Of the Eighty eighth
New York Volunteers will arrive here tome
ius from Washington and win bo conveyed armory
Of the sixty regiment at Essex market, by
cor, Of company o. Of that corps detailed by Captain
o,Kcere for this purpose. Tho funeral believe, will
take place on Sunday Tho hour has not yet been decided
IN hui will he announced tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Between Forty and Fifty OF the Sew
enty-Tffth Pcnnsylvsnia Regimen

UIStHAbIhH, W. ApIH II, IoUz'
Yesterday large boat, containing number Of the
men and oeers Of ths Seventy nh Psnnsylvania regi
nsnt swampsd at Castleman ferry on the Shenandoah
drowning between forty and nfty men and ssvera,
officers. Among the latter Adjutant Teatman, Cap
tain Wilson, Of the Third brigade commssary, and
Captain Ward. Ths regiment was formerly commanded
sy Colonel Bohen, now Acting Brgadisr Of the Third
brigade, General Blenksrs division.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
H l L l. S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No. So Main Street, Worceser.

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tice OF fifteen years Dr. Hill has in contact with
Almost lniumerable of Debility, uccasuned b.
drtadl haiti Of solitary self abuse hey continue
to warn all Young men WIN afflicted to avoid
II as they value their lives, and advise all he al
troubled with the habit its consequences where
They can be cured Of such trouble let them know
the dire us users resulting i'll the ATTENDANCE of them
m tlmG II lsno eXagreTaon to say that three fonhs
~ me insane owe their nady to this hOrrid habit. he
prOprietOls OF Insane Asyums cOrruborae the state
met and If the victim escapes Esamly tdocy ct he
or sue IS entirely Untitled the real Of ltc
either in or Olt OF the domestic erclewith pocreative
powers ruined atiic ed with distrt ever doubtful of
ms friends III fact perfect hyp0chnndrac what is he
nj Tor but 90 be cast out and die Attend them at once
ali you who ad icted TO this miserable habit or il
NAV ee 100 late and you may 60 down dishOnored
grave hardly Mt to meet the God who gave you the pow
els Whch YOU have made curse instead IF bcss e,
as they were Intended. There exists not in The hole
Worid an OBJ Get more ioalsome miserable than enc
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid il Then ms Won
wish for happiness and heaven.
pr nm practice is wholly the botanic principle
ana therefore upon natural foundation. f''
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