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Upton POST.OFF,CE.

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ExEcrrOR.S NOTICE.

NEW and fresh supply o. sugar. coffee. No
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LIST OELETTEKS

Remaining ia the rost Office a. Upton on the
lst day Of April, A. b. 1862
AEGEAN Pate Martin n {
Bold Nirgane Mcneil II W
Brown Ahraham Nttance &
Baldwin Thos Mitchell Thos
Bowen John Porter CT
Elliott Jao + Perry Lyman
Eagan Mrs Caths,inx Rouser SAINT
Fuller Moses II Rice Daniel
Fox Jas II Stanley Mrs Mary
Greenleaf James Stul Nancy
Grieves Thos Siagerh0up, jacob
Hsines t. Sanford Rev ?
knapt OC Tucker Michael
Loucenslaget &c. TAYLOR Chas II
Lane Abigail & UtZ Zlurc,an
Louden Sills wilson Patrick
Lutman Jane
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say "advrrtiscd."
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Bull Run Russell sailed for England
on the LAST Cunsrd steamer
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Ey See Advertisement Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.

JuEN's CRusBEY'- AMERICAN CEMENT GLCH,
tor sale ut the Post Ohics. See advertisement
m
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PIANOS, MELODEONS,
A!pxandpr DrpnnS

sheet Music, Nusie Books Music .Hsrehanaise ond
aHktnds Of -Nusieal iastrumsnts, .he io0sst poe
sb!e prices.
THE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
i OverstruHg
Iron Flame i'ianO..
justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
to be superior Instruments. They but Of the h-s,
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and will
stand any climate The tone Is very deep, round, fun
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Plan" rauted
for three years. Price from $500 to 500. second
octaves. $50 20 $lob; Octaves. l5 to $50; s..
octaves. 500 to $50; octaves. Sl.5 225. Second
hand Meodeons from $50 10 80. Monthly payments
received for Pianos Melodeons, Alexander Organs
also for rent, and rent allowed if purchased per
agreement.
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FINKLE l. LYON
MACHINE CO.
53S broadway, New York.

MO PERSON who contemplates purchasing a
~ Sewing Machine for family or manufacture
ing purposes. should fail to send for one of our
rculars which contains cuts and fall descrip-
ITEMS of the several styles prices and samples Of
work. all OF which We send by mail free. We
claim to have the
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

TO CONSuMPTIvES.
THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
hav.ng suffered several years with severe lung aec.
ton and tina. dread disease, Consunp,ions anxious
to make known TO his fellow sufferers the ofcure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrp,ion used Gree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing And using the same, which they will fnd
srHr Crar for CONSUMPTION, AsrHx>. BsoScH,rIs &c.
The Only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription to benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
.ic which he conceives to Re invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy, 1t will cos, them
nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing ;he prescription will please address
REV. EpW ARD A. ILS0N,
WlLl>MsBrUH. Kings County, New York.
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49, See advertisement OF Prof l..
NILLER'S Hair Invigorator. and Liz
uid Hair Dive, in another column
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The Alexandra Organ

The Alexandra Organ
Is areei instrument, corresponding in power and
pass the ordinary i6 feet pipe Organ All who have
any knowledge Of the Piano perform upon the in.
srumeut without difficulty the key hoard being the
that Of the Piano. Ia size it is nom to p.
feet high. and from = t. feet vide. 1t is elegant In
form and solid in construction 1t Is more easily
moved than the upright Piano, and possesses the
narkabIe advantage of seldom il getting out Il
In rosewood cases, stops, sl0o
" iS5
Z" - Is - 235
The same. size Larger, 400
The same, in finer case, $50
The same, in rich rosewood case, 300
- stops, with percussion, 3iO
The same, size larger. $50
She same in finer case, 800
IL stops with percussion, and expression Ala main, 35
The same. in rich rosewood case, l25
liberal discount to cash customers during the war,
and an extra discount to Clervymen, Churches, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, Seminaries snd teachers. The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. AL Broadway, New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BONK-l5 600 copies ssu
ed in four weeks. superior collection Of choice
Tunes and hymns, written and composed for the times
he sang during the by the uprising millions OF
men, and children, Who stand by the flag of
country and dspse traitors 1t contains 81 pages Of
Songs, Duets and Choruses both sacred and secular
Among the number ART the following popular SONGS
The Star Spangled Banner Ths Flag Of our Union For
ever, Where Liberty Dwells There is my Country, God
Speed the Right, My Country It's offhec. Our Flag is
There, Flag Of the Nation, Care for Them Tencrly.
Thy Country Calls Thee The Christian Hero, Columbia
the Gem OF the Ocean Frcemens Gathering, &c. Also,
Bible Account of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in the
days of King Gehosphat. All for 10 cents, or 90 per
hundred. Just published by
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. 43l Broadway, New York.
u EMOyAIn-IIoR WATERS, Agent. has removed
IL to No. 43l Broadway, n. Y, het~ cen Grand ami
Broome streets, where he sells loctave Pianos for
$50, and warranted; secondhand Pianos and Melo-
deems from SIS to $3.50. All kinds Of musical mer-
chandse at prices; pianos and melodeons TO rent
from 81 upwards. Monthly payments received for the
same. Alexander organs for cburc at low prices
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nElGART K MCNAMARA,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-07

FORTRESS MONROE July 3-Evening.
What fcc'eHa,s Recent Morsnai is Coasidered " tn
ReLel-What zoe hare Gui,ed BY R--4rriual Of the
O. Vand rlih Wih Woandei-Li 1'eaant CoLoneE
s''eit'er no. Kae!-CeneraI Ksarnsv Repor,ed Killed
There have been several arrivals here today from
iarsisohs landtng-the present headquarters OF
army decided change for the better has taken
Pacs, ana rast has added fresh physical and mental
''soi W our uoops The cowardy hangers Of the
army aafe quieted down, and things in general wear
more Cheerful aspect. Rumors have decreased In
NUMBER as well as 10 absurdty and the plain facts now
begin TO come home upon u.s.
am proud 10 say that even the enemy do not cali
movement deisat, or tner gain Of ground victory.
have heard II stated by those who have seen very late
Richmond palers that the rebels put down their loss
80 900 men, aud the leaders their journals are by
no means OF healthy tone as regards own pros.
poets. To them the capture OF their capital
more certain than and despite their they do
not see how 1t escape falling into their hands. al
though they intend TO resist to thu bitter In
measure they begin 20 tho outlines OF the grand
movement OF our little Mae, and, knowing him
they do, they fear him beyond measure our gunboats
dreaded than all, and in spite of their Fort
Darling the rebel nest will ere long be sheled out
officers and mon who came down to-day, and with
whom freely c0nvsrsed say that when the facts Of the
past week arc known in their true light it will be
that, although we have suffered severely, wo have
gained an advantage fully commensurate with
losses. For one am satisfied that the movement has
been ono OF superb gensraship and. moreover, that
every time the senmy attacked they repulssd
with heavy logs Tho skedaddlers, who brought the
first news, exaggerated everything they saw, and in
many instances told downright faleehoos have seen
several cases proved hero in the past -four da5s
The sanitary steamer O. Vanderbilt arrived bore this
afternoon with . large number Of wounded Oil boa a.
but up to late hour she had not up ths wharf,
being at anchor In the bay.
by her learn that Col Sweitzsr, reported killed. in
my last letter. only slightly wounded, but un.ortu
naieiy is now prisoner in the hands Of tho enemy.
His wife feels very much reoiced at the news and of
course, prefers his captivity to his death.
is rumored that General Rearnsy 10 Killed. Anoihs.
statement says he is wounded and a prisoner II is
hard to tell just tho true state of missing; but
quite number reported killed wounded have since
turned up all right.
batch Of thirty prisoners arrived day.
Most Of them belong North Carolina regiments. They
were sent to Fort Wool, on the Rip Raps.
About Ave hundred wount led arrived here to-day
previous to tho arrival Of tho Vanderbilt about
seven hundred on board We expecting others hour.
y. Thus far those who have arrived here in tho
majority slightly wounded, and will do well Of those
arriving know but little Of the character Of their
wounds
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Our Fortress Monroe Corresp ondence.
FORTRESS Moxnoy July ;, 1882.

FORTRESS MoSnoy July 3, 1882.
Ply se Sorro,gs Poor Old Sur-TAe Atotaisnish and
h< wdf-7M Visitors al hs Rrtress-What They Say
and Why Taey Say 1.-THE Qucrtrmdster's and Gem
pisary Depaytmsn,s--Au TelI-The Pasa,gcrs BY The
Nerly Bokcr--Tas ReJJ soldiers Are Not 70 KHow Wh~e
They Are Coino-ArrivaI1the O. Vandsrtilt- Wound
ed Sciiisrs &c, &c.
Yesterday ths day was dark and gloomy, with heavy
rain al intervals Crowds Of "sksdaddlns suffers and
army hangers congcgsted In and about the hotel and
told OF harbrsadth escapes and mournod the
Of stale bread cake, pics, papcr collars ana all the
Of cseras Of suffers store Ten thousand rumos were
started and spread from tongue to tongue. Madam
Runner held her hers Ia fuh sway Towards svea.
ing quietuie aettei upon The Baltimore boat car.
ricd OF lot OF tho amischcimaksrs, and wors not
sorry you. several vessels went w II .
James river to-day with dispatches, Sci but that did
not produce the senfaion which an arrival ffen Tho
new seat M war would have Done
The few aboIi,ionsts here would like to reiocs
what they term defeat u Mcclellan but as they are
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HARRnoSs PoiSI, JAxss RvsR, July 3, 1861
OpT1tions @ he Naral FlotdIa ia the James Rivr-7hs
River Pelice-The Danger Of This Snvice-7ne Expe.
duion Up The AppomaGos-Lon Of The Island Belle
The Support the Gunbeats Rendered Gen. AcCleIan--
TIA Recsrtion 2hey Gavs the R<bels-0ur Losses, do.
While the atsation OF the country 10 centred upon
the Important operations OF the Army OF the Potomac
during the nomcnous strategic movements Of the pas,
six days tho important operations OF the gallant
and srsoivs naval fsst under Commander John Rodgers
Of tbs Galsna should not BE- overlooked forgotten.
In ths fleet are the iron.clad Gs,sas, the Gag
ship tho MONITOR Captain Jsreys tho gunboa,s Mara.
tanza, Captain H. Stevens Port Royal Captain George
II. Morris; Mahsska, Captain Harrison; Aroostook,
Captain Bsaumsnt Satellite, Captain Gibson Jacob Bell
Captain McFas; south6eld Captain Burr The Stepping
Stones Island Belle and sthsrs the names Of which do
not rscur TO me, have bsen exceedingly active IN
attacking batteries Smelling rebel troops burning their
quarters, and in keeping open the river by acting
patrolmsn the river Police All this service has mol
been unaccopanied BY danger and loss Of fe In The
dense woods that srown the summit. Of the high bluffs on
either hand under which ths sunboats arc obliged tc
steam lark parties OF gu.riIas who pick of the msr
with rno Shots and against whom there can BE- little Of
no protection. We move along rapidly, and, no woyo
sharp the lookout, the white pun OF smoke, th,
sharp crack OF rifles from silent woods ana ths fan,
OF msn, are the only indications OF the pressnc,
Of trsscherous foe; and tho sholi, burstin,
10 the rebel covert dnds victims for It's dssthdesn,
fragments They Gre ono veley aud, like cowsrds sri
away and escape thsIr just Punishment Tho lookoui
sic are particularly exposed 10 the Of those scouu
drels and 80 many have been kled or wounded that
tscamc necessary tc construct bullet proof ookouts IL
The lers Which Afford protection 90 eur bra,
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BE Compliments Them on Their valor.
Endurance and Success.
The Rebel Capital Shall be
Captured.
The Constitution Shall Prevail, and the
"Un;On Mnst and Shall be Preserved"
All Quiet and the Army in
Good Spirits.

Additional Particulars Of the Famous
Charge Of Heintzelman's Corps.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Terribly Destructive Fire ~ F"iton
New York.

FULTON, y. ", Oct 4, 1861.
,oyr,sy destructive nrc occurred here this morning
.,.r,er bolors three O'Clock the alarm given and
no re was found havc or mated In the large Touring
~, NJ Kepyop Johnson directly south of and adoir ma
,s ,.rcr river bridge, and on tho west side Of the
canal
In an incredibly short space @ time, assisted by light
,bo,uh fsyorns wind the flames tapped the brge
ATTACHING tho mill Of Baker Co, taxing the bridge in
,her way and entirely consuming the large sorehousc
and the -four store Of W s. Nelson Which were between
the min where the ere originated and the canal
The flames In their progress northwardiy, after son-
aiming Abe mill a Baker Co. tho extensive furniture
ana machine shop Of Dut.on Cumming smith the rele
vrapn Mills " stevens Dwight, tho wocsn factory ans
oo,,on machine works Of A. j. Thayer; tho iurntirs
and machine shop owned by J. w. Knox and occupied ~
U puo,l tho large custom mill Of Gardner benedict'
,n ,.,ve building owned by tish, aud occupied oy
= goodrich as a woolcn factory, BY A. y. ware, m'h
,obt and by NJ E. Dashcr a. sash, bind anu a0or iso
80, tho building swped by VIM. schcncS' Ana oooupea
~, ~, ,n,,er as piapng mill the wooden ware 'ac.ory
ss,u,e, nv n p. Alger; a carpenter ahop ana dSess
- raa bv VIM wrisht-the iatter occupied "
- s.,,,,,o.--vero quickly and entirely destroyed
wv -. ,,,,,ps on which the p'occ has berotofJre
A,, Al Wy e., supply OF water when hfes were IaknG
depcnieu ~ "a ~. several nils and were, OF course,
soon re,acred perieotly lse'"s ,..o 900 .,, ,, -
sVvn ,sc ss s estimator ~ tz'oVVV, Wnhe Tue ~
Ihe oh, ~ hagdly reach half that amoupt.
s, = across the osweg0 rvsf was also co hre
1no Inc ie,oyng element could DO checked tnfes
sa s,,,ns az H. sbnut $50 ieet, wero 'e,tro ea
sPI az = bvdieulc canal bridge was also oSvnea. -,
- L. Y ~ hos, ,arvoy yIng IN the bydrsIc canns
,,ot,,s ,hs bnidn,g of Iaker 20. wac buraco " ns
waters edge. and " . teLn 'r-s
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and sorry say with.tbe greatest guBto by
tho hungry boys or course, receipts given by the
Captain whereby, upon proving their loyalty the
Of the mutton could rccoyer their pay from tho
government The country from this place began
10 improve 10 appearance and The roads
more travelled. We made some twenty Iolr
miles also this day, and csnped in the wools on the
barks OF What tber eel, il, this oenntry creek but
which is nothing nor les than ditch pf stapdhg
water The sanfe precautions we're taken tho ire
v"s night. and We were nndsturbed The next day we
reached destination. When within mie Of jackson
the only solitary accident Of the trip happened Az the
company crossing bridge IL was halted, and the
papers demanded In minute down went about twenty.
five feet of the bridge and the greatest confusion pre-
vailed for few minutes; but, luckily serious injury
was suffered BY any one, and only man and horse
got into the river and they easily got ashore. rhe fall
about ten feet and had great time letting the
wagons down side OF the plane and dragging them up
the other. The delay did not exceed two hours and hall
N passing the whole train; got through in most
satisfactory manner, and General Grant may well be
proud OF his body guard.
daring attempt made laet night 10 burn train
loaded with coston lying here front OF the railroad
depot the very heart or the town There
loaded, ready TO be taken North, aud fellow
managed TO set Of the bales fire. II not dis
covered unit! considerably under way and In order
from destruction the whole train this
uccouped aud ran down tho track out OF reach OF the
others where il was destroyed cotton and all
Van Dorm is on The Hatchs figuring around Bolivar, and
Hurlbui is busy watching him. battle is expected o.
trsen them IA doy tco gf faythss, and considerable
excitement prevails in military circles 10 consequence
There is matter wish call attention before
closing this ister. IL is most uncssd FOR and brutal
attack upon the oflcer officers in command Of the
expedition against PTice at Iu-k.a.
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Conllsroia or
10th ut s-"Drunkenness in high places prevented
from capturing General Price, with his twenty three
Thousand men, which could easily have been done"
Now this is the emphatic lies Of lying
porter, who, am satisfied, NOT the field a. all
Rosecrsns OF course s not alluded to- and General ord
was In command of the other wing OF the army, and
Grant in command OF both Now ] in the presence
o. these Latter officers during the whole affair anu,
!ustoad Of Drunkenness do not believe there was
ounce Of any kind Of liquor in the camp The publication
0; an article Of this kind is attempto niurs
command but may do nca!cuiable injury both 10
the army here and TO the Of recruiting IT home for
men dons wish 60 into The field to be commanded by
generals who reported TO get drunk.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
The Evacuation or Bartstews by the
Rebels.

Lovisvlris, KY, Got. 3, 1852.
The Louisville special despatch Of the "a lust.
cenng the taking Of 800 rebels ny Rousseaus division
was incorrect II doabtess based the fact cha.
an entire Georgia regimen, Of cavalry. $50 strong,
captured IN tho early part Of last weok by Lieutenant
Colonel How ara Of enc second Indiana commanding HE
own and the Second and Third Kentucky, which sur.
rounded and completely surprised the rebels al breakfast
who osurrendeed without the slightest resistance Colonel
Crawford commanding the ospturod regiment s exCon.
gresham and Of the Confederate Peace Commits.
sioues 10 Washington Tbcse prisoners reached here
last evening.
The rebels in large force EVACUATED Bard,town ycs.er
day morning ., ton O'Clock.
Brigaacr General Van Clcve, Of Minnesota leading The
advance OF General corps entered Bardstown
last evening al O'clock eight hours after the
tlon thereof by the rebels and psus them this
morning.
rumor has been prevalent here that General sils
Union force attacked by Kirby Smiths rebel force
a HardinsvIe to-day, and driven back four miles yhis
last rumor Ia entirely discreditsd.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

coneiiered badly wourded and Lieutenant J. was
struck by cannon ba in Tie hip while within twenty
Yards Of tho battery
Eagerly have We watched for every despatos winch
gave tho least tidngs concerning them. The best pny
clan which this Stale affords sent TO their rene''
and We hal begun 10 look for their recovery Ba aaf'
last Saturday morning received the news OF the dea'h
OF Lieutenant Ives with the most profound sorrow lie
was but twentyhree years Of ago. had been oat aiew
weeks in the service, and at this early moment when
called 10 lay his lie upon HIS country altar Gould 10 ~
without amnrmur lie was the only son OF Robert H.
Ives, OF The nrm of Brown 4 Ives, which 10 the most
wealthy of any IN New England Not for gain on honor
could he have entered the Of his country but be-
cause duty told him to so, ard he has left us
TO this city and entombed Tuesday. the 23d t Hard.
y had We departed with young friend before thr re-
ort Of the death oi our bravo Rhode island general vas
received and to day paving last sad rites 80
the noble hero. The remains lying In state IN The
chamber OF the House Of Representatives from eight
O'Clock A. II. ill twsyo NJ which place had been apprO
pratey trimmed with the nost solemn grtndeur.
Thousands Of our icow citizens visited the place, nay .
ing their last respects 10 the honorei Gead In front "
the State House (the exterior oi which appropriately
draped in mouruingl stand h,d been bnt, from which
the inne al services sole aDiZed
The funeral procession Is moving, the escort form
Ell according 10 the Following order ie.L IN 'front.'
Providence Horse Guards, Col. Zoo. w. Halett.
Section Of Light artillery, Lieut.. 4. s. Anthony
Eleventh regiment Rhode Island Vols, COL i. Metcah.
Pail Bearers. s rtNfhMcIns fsii Bearers
Family Of the deceased.
Ohccrs Of the Generals .aG.
Commander in Chief aud Aids.
With large civic procession following
The remains 10 be escorted 70 the depot, where
they are 10 ho transferred to the train for South Kings
town, his father's residence.
Soon the hast gun IN be fred and he last church note
remains dearly beloved General the cold and ST.
lent tomb.