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List Of Patent Medicines for sale
AT fnK
DRUG STORE.

hR. II. n. Aliens Tonic bittus. Lung BAL
IL sam, Rheumatic aud Nerve hemtfy, kys.s-
terry Syrup, bilious Pills. Dr. Seth Arhsla's
Sugar Coated Pills, Cough Killer, halsAn, br,
4. Wings Magic Ointment, Linin,ent, Tough
Balsaln Dr.. Jnynes' Eipeetoraht, i.inlmesi.
Alternative, yermituge, Santi,s Pills, liar ionls,
Carninusthe. li0uneNell's 1olu Ahodyhv,
Universal Cough Remedy. Moti's Vegetables
Liver Pills Dr llernck's sugar t,stsd
Pills Dr. Bakers Pills ASfes Pills
Iirandreih's PILLS; DR.. A Nhiit's Lys Water
Doc or Isaac 1hompson's lye Water Dr,
j. Pettt's American Eye S.lss stoughios
BittefS; Langley's Biiitrs; n. II. Downs |'gs-
table Elixir; Neeks Magic tcIai o1nd, l.r. VIII
eoxs Pulmonary or Cough Balsam; Browns
Bronchial 1roclles; Composition or biaphoitiIs
Powder. Hot Drops or No 8; Godhey's oldsl;
B4tem MS Drops Mrs. Wiuslos's thing ~
rnp; Querus God Liver Oil DR.. Wn. Halle
llalsam for the Lungs; Scosls's Blood and Liz
er syrup. pandeIs,n'st ondtitu Powdsrt 'lsr-
Wells Condition Powders, Humphrey = UhtmsLt.
Osborn's Golden Ointment, llrmry's Vermont
Linmeni Peruvian SyrUp. Mexican Mustass
Eminent: Griflii'- plasteis; lItrrick tPlssteis;
LIQUID Cuticle; Liquid Opodsldoc; Jenss Mi,
combs Remedy for the Asthma British oil
Scdlz Powders Parsons Feflnn and Insect
Fxterminaiur, Nuuregan Salt Ehtam ltHs'il
& In II Znnthorra; RtIGrd'r Meiicat.d Gu ger
Bead Nuts; Lnl.elia Herb; Gtiihihts The
pound Syrup Brar Rect; ". Bakers Pan Par
acea Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimslaht; ,ss
Family Sake Oriental Tooth Paste sbAssr
Anodyut; Lyons katharon; Piof Barry'- W.
copherous Prof Moti's lair tn,irerstor;
Spanking Glur; Green Maintain Cement; Wis.
rars ilasam 81 Wild Cherry; kehndy', liles'-
cry; Marshall's Catarrh Snnii; flnfrsar liners
ointment; noci n, q Whites PulWensry tlrir
Manchester, October ~ 1861.
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BROCHE LONG SHAWLS,
40 per cent less than ever before sold in Manches-
ter.
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EQUINOX STORE.
II. T. HURD 4 co.
Err GOODS
KxcLUsWlLr FOR CASH.
asa laIs slysaisg. q
AUCTION and ether FORCED sALrs
They Isisad 70 keep the les, assorted s,esa is
bennington County. and sill at fair
prices 10 tho" iba,
PAT DOWN,
Or. PAT WHEN THEY AGREE TO
Coed, no, in stock will be ordered for customers
whsa desired.
Cali aud sIsmin. the new style, and priess
no TROUBLE TO SNOW GOODS
Equinox Store Due Bills,
Old Issus,
GOOD AS GOLD
Ts buy goods With at the EQUINOX STORE.
Please present them imms lately prepayment.
OVERCOATING.
Variety Of STYLES from 80 cents TO $500 per yard.
Very fair quality so cts per yard, double fold.
VESTINGS.
Very handsome styles, also the snsst Black Satin
ever offered here
Have you seen those
BROWN REp'D GOODSi
Large additions to the
WOSrED and SHETLAND WOOL
Stock, comprising all cclors.
Those BROCIlE LONG SHAWLS,
At $500, are very, VARY cheap.
Handsome new styles FINE all wool
PLAID LONG SHAWLS.
HEAVY SlIEETINGS. TICKINGS.
flannels. Bleached sheeiing'. and other Get
ton goods at reasonable prices,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS.
MACCARONl and VERMICILLI.
FOX'S FARINA CRACKERS.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
FISH.
Goldfish, MAcker.l. White Fish, Blue Tish, Sal
mon and Herring, just received.
RICH ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
Worth Goes, at 81 l-2 per yard. Very cheap.
FRENCH MERlNOS,
All cslOrs. Very cheap.
ALL WOOL DE LANES.
All cOlors, -plain and figured, much less ,hsn
usual Look at them.
SACK FLANNELS,
For shildrsn---yarieiy Of styles and colors.
PRINTS! PRINTS!l
New styles and great variety u patterns.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
just received.
BROCIlE LONG SHAWLS,
40 per cent less than ever before sold in M2nches
ter.
HANDSOME PLAID SIIAWLS,
OF superior quality.
LADIES WOOL GAUNTLETS,
Just the thing for esd weather.
MOClIA AND JAVA COFFEE.
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NOR SALE At THE'DRUG STORE:
Il Dr. Ingam's Nersine Pain ErtracoF--Mn
chisis Uterine Catholic. H. Sewing Machine q
= Bay Water--Co logre by The Quart, Put or bot
tle-potash
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PRINTS! PRINTS!i
New styles and great varsity " patterns.
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BALMORAL SKIRTS.
just received.
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HANDSOME PLAID SHAWLS,
OF superior quality.
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LADIES WOOL GAUNTLETS,
Just the thing for esld weather.
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SACK FLANNELS,
For shildrsn---yarieiy Of styles and colors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-11

RICH ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
Worth toc's, at 81 l-2 per yard. Very cheap
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MACCARONI and vERMICILLI

FISH.
Goldfish, Mackersl, White Fish, Blue Tish, Sal
mon aud Herring just received.
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ALL WOOL DE LANES.
All colOrs, plain and figured, much less han
usual. Look at them.
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TnE CAPITAL COLLEGE,.
Bryant, Ssratton s. Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
a. aal as Martin Pearl street.
A. o. Nv Al "

ALBANY, NJ. Y.
II. II. RnrANr, !, I. CABINS,
II. d. SfuArruN. ". II. CtARN.
oirs oslhs associated olle.rr s'ats-l II Albany
New Kak, rhiaisiphia. Buaale. Clysel iisl. lie.
tf,ai Chicsga anI = l.aais. fpy snd Brpklyn.
Scholarship rufrhasci a s,i'rr poiet, ars ge-i
At al ihe uilsgss or nnunhmne,l time.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embrace, Double and single Entry bookkeeping,
commercial Computations, Commercial l.aw ,
prbnianshir. business teIrrpudsncc, Partner
ship seileuen,s. rte, etc.
The Department IL nook keeping
aud Accounts, is organized and Conducted ga The
Counting R,pn 81 sisni; the Halls being fitted
up with appropriate i,sk~. etc, aud the student
IS introduced q once 10 the practical routine Il
counting fuuHs generally.
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FRENCH MERlNOS,
Al cslOrs. Very cheap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-19
TTT'D
L. - - .

This morning. in Washington city, Mrs. GU
THARIN & IRU MEL, widow Of the late
Horatio Trunnel, III the 19th year OF her age
W. II er funeral will take place, from the resi-
CIence Of her daughter Mrs. Ann 4. Raglan, in
WASHINGTON. on Tomorrow Thursday after
noon at ; 0, clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-19

Pa'' ''1 '0'''1 ~ ou's a. >'.1'o I0s +lav
"''0> ''o"' o'l"A'' A.'.'S1. -.
o"o "eeNs S'l''e " 'o''' no N0'''''''ts,
''oi'' ''liu il'o LIZ sl'l00 'oo'' ''1s'S'
The New York Tribune OF Saturday states
that Gen SaNton negro pr1gaoe HAS Ieceh''S
met with successes, having had three nGil's,
during winch they took number OF prisoners
and captured twenty slaves.
Governor Andrew has 1t Is SAID, submitted
the proposal to President Llnco!n to place an
lron-clad man ot-War III boston ha1Dor
The |. ;. War Department has declded that
when q drafted man furnishes a substitute 51lat
IS accepted the two change places Inc pIlncl-
Pal is liable to another draft, # made: Just as ne
would be Il ne had not been dTatteo at 1lsf, aIitt
the substitute IS Dound Dy the nist ofal5 CT 'ne
principal, lst a. II ne l 0eeil ol''ICeo ln'sei
senator v ilSo1: chairman ol Ie 1oeoa1e - i
ltafy committee, mas just returned 1fom WISH
lng the headquarters OF Ue1. BURNSIDE nc
ana DINERS are urging upon li1e nlll0rl author
tues Ilc concentration OF al 1e armies lof 'ne
immediate capture OF hlc1Inona'
Ii IS announced III tie Ne" ?rN Tos6 t0ao
the 1oImldabie ron-clad steamer hoanoNe' now
hn'Sb'ns at 1ne brooklyn navy !aro; "o5'
Nhlch Is 10 De reaa! 'or service III d Sllor'
Cl'ne' las oeeli uelh'Ve'y a'slGneo o$ tne gov
eminent to the de1ence OF tue n;'roof OF ne"
olk' Tier oInce's Will act nhoer1he erection
OF commodore fao!dlng'
The I. ). Navy department has received
information OF the capture, on the 2'th Sept
ember: OF the schooner Emma, OFT eiasco;
Texas: loaded with one hundred and 7wenty-
one bales ct cotton. and bound tor Jamaica.
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Nj 4 RRIED.

In Washington on the 18th ms. by the Rev.
Father Bowie FRANK A. DAVIES: Z. s. A.,
t 0 MARY CECILIA YOUNG. OF Washing
ton.
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The second session ftl1e thirty seventh T.
s. Congress begins at y aShingjon, Gil Monday,
the lst Of December, aud viii close By CON
stitutionol limit, Oh the fourth Of March,
ss.}raady members are arriving at the capital.
Governor p;erpont, Of Virginia, and Hon,
-'Ir. Casey AMI ether prominent Kentuc1ziaas.
are urging upo1 the President a more vigo-
rous war policy in Kentucky all We tern Eir-
giDia.
The ConfaGIorate@ are reported 70 be about
fov;y-five thousand strong in Arkansas. twenty
th0u~1n. IN jor General :lindnlan and twenty
five thousand under General Holmes, the for
m4r near Ozark and the latter near Little
N0>:?. 'Tho Noyth Western section OF the
State i Quies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-19
wEzr Is sToNEWALL JACKSON ABOUT?

From li:e Philadelphia Inquire.
':St0newalp' Jackson 81 ems determined to
yndicate his reputation as the great bugbear OF
the Union army, and the Confederate leaders,
knowing the terror Of his name, are quite will
inc to Use It. and even to magnify it by the
confusion Of our ignorance as to his Wherea
bouts his plans and his purposes. One day he
is reported in force at Chester and Manassas
Gaps; another he is threatening Harper $
Ferry: third he is abovt to march on Gum
berland, and a fourtll-W here is he? Now,
the fact IS he is wary enough 50 to man@uyro
as 10 give somblance to each Of these plans in
taln, and thus to endoayor: in any case, to de-
tacu considerable body of our troops to watch
him OF fight him.
Hc is q most provoking character as soon
as the problem Of or advance seems fairly set
lied he comes IN, in the most inoppor5une
MANNER to compIicate 1t BY the introduction OF
d uow aud unexp ected unknown quantity. lie
has done this in Cumberland Valley; in the
battles If Richmond, and in Maryland. The
dangers threatened by his present position are
manifest; bat are not without counteracting
!iI;tus.
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Office ofhe Mutual Fire Insurance !
Company il, Hartford County. !

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur-
IN suance of the Charter of said Compa-
nv, AN ELECTION for President and
C. !hteen Directors thereof, will be held
a, !}"l Air, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
January, 1868, to serve for the ensuing
year, and for the purpose Of making such
changes or notifications of the Bylaws
as may be considered expedient.
de A.. L. JARRETT, Sec'y.
TBalt co. Adv. and Amer. copy.
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Free Stealing.

The first session of the present Congress
(186l-62, )anxious to give fair chance to
the dominsnt party to steal largely and
without danger of investigation or punish
ment, passed the following ct, which the
President approved July 18th, 1862:
"Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. ofhe United States of
america a, Congress assembled, That the
operation of the act, entitled 'Au act to
prevent and punish frauds on the part of
officers intrusted with the making of con-
tracts for the Government approved June
2, be, and the same is hereby suspended
until the first Monday of January, eight
teen hundred and si4ty-three."
"Approved July II, 1862"
This, it will be perceived, suspends the
operation Of the law providing for the pun
ishment of stealing until January. 1868
No wonder the administration is SO warm
ly supported by all the public plunderers
no wonder gross frauds have occurred
IN all the epartments-no wonder con-
tractors and SPECTATORS, thieves and rob-
bers, have grow n wealthy and impu-
dent. Who ever before heard of free
stealing being enacted by Congress and
approved by the President.-Iahiot &,
Union.
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THE BORDER STATE MEN AND THE
PREsIDENT,-The Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Times gives the
following version of the recent interview
between the President and the Congress.
men from the border States
Among the visitors to the President
was delegation from the Border State
Congressman, to confer in reference to his
emancipation proclamation and his policy
after January l. The President is I'M
derstood to have replied to their remon-
stances in much the same language that
he employed in his letter to Mr.. Greeley.
Mr.. Wiley was anxious that the slaves in
the loyal States might be exempted, but
Mr.. Casey, Of Kentucky, said ''Do
what is best, but why should protection
be extended to rebel slave owners in
Kentucky which is refused to loyal slave
owners in Tennessee p The President
finally remarked that he was an anti-sla-
very man, and considered slavery to be
the right arm of the rebellion, and that it
must be Topped off.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
IN expiration of thirty days from this
date, application will be made TO the Coun-
ty Commissioners for Hartford county, to
lay out and open public road, commen-
cling at Cronan's Corner, on the road Lead
ing from Aberdeen to Hoopman's Chapel,
and running eastwardly ihree-fourths of a
mile, more or less, through the lands Of
Cyrus ID. Courtney, and Mrs. Fanny
Davis, to intersect the road leading from
the post road at w. B. Mictael's, to Davis
Mill, at or near the corner Of Mrs. Davis
stone fence, on the top Of the hill, south
Of Swan Creek, about one-fourth of a
mile, more or less. M dl3
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
i existing between the subscribers, un-
der the rame and style Of SMITH s. NJ
CHOL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. J. COLBY SMITH. Il
WIN. E. NiCHOL.
Aberdeen, Nov. oath, 1862.
The business will hereafter be conduct
ed at the old stand, by
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THE TERMS OF SALE

IN THE matter of the sale of the Real
Estate OF John T. Amoss, late of
Hartford county, deceased-ORDERED,
this Sd day of December, 1862, by the
Register of Wills for Hartford county, in
the recess of the Orphans Court, that the
sales made and reported by Archer Fl. JAR
ret, Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of John T. Amoss, deceased, be and
the same are hereby ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or Lefore the 9th day of January, 1863.
Provided, copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford county, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the said 9th day of
January, 1868.
The Report states the amount of sales
TO be $7,093.79
B. Fl. HANSON,
Register of Wills Hartford county.
Trne copy, test.
B. H. HANSON,
Dc Register of Wills Hartford Co.
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NICHOL g. ALLEN,

Who, thankful for past favors, solicit
continuance of the patronage heretofore
so literally awarded the old firm. No
pains will be spared to accommodate all who
may favor them with call, and every eff Z
fort will be made to furnish goods as low
and on as good terms as can be had else
where. no9o ia
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ID T Y. ID

OF diptheria, at the residence of his father,
knear Hopewel in this county, on the 18th Of
December, SAMUEL T., son of Samuel y. and
Frances Baldwin, aged Is years, months and
10 days, in the hope of a blissful immortality.
On the Goth of November, 1862, near Win
chester, Virginia, GEORGE W. STREET., in
the 3lst year of his age
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STRANGE FREAK OF NATURE. are informed
that there is on the farm of Mr.. James Farnan-
dis, about half mile from this place, calf with
two perfect and distinct heads and necks. The
heads are of the same color and size. The necks
join each other at the shoulders, and are both
perfect. The calf otherwise does not differ in
appearance from ordinary calves. 1t lived, how
ever, but short time
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rHHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
SAMUEL LAWDER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof, on or before the
= I'm dug Of December 1868,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and sesl this 18th day
of December, 1862.
JOHN B. FOY
do Administrator.
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WHO CAN BEAT IT?-Mr. Benjamin Carroll,
living near Abingdon, killed last week two
hogs, each nine months old, one weighing 375
pounds, and the other 353 lbs.
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2g A z z { & y,

In Baltimore, on the 10th December, by the
Rev. H. G. Cushing, Il. STUMP SMITH TO Miss
LAURA BRANNAN, both of Hartford county.
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Notice to School Teachers,

Notice to School Teachers.
VyHE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
/ SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS for
Hartford county, will meet at their Office
in Bel Air, on MONDAY, Goth, and
TUESDAY, Both December, inst, for the
purpose of settling the accounts of
Teachers for the Session ending on 9th
December, inst.
The Teachers from the LIST, Cd and Sd
Districts will attend on MONDAY, Goth,
and those from the 4th, 9Th and 9th Dis
tricts on Tuesday, Both.
By order of the Board,
JOHN II. SPlCER,
df3 Secretary.
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On Saturday, the Sd
HAY WANTED,

DRIME BAILED TIMOTHY HAY wanted at
/ LAPlDqM, Hartford county, Maryland, for
paid. E. PUGH, JR., Agent
sept.6 COR Jas. A. Davis.
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N0TTCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors
i Of EPHRAIM G. HOPKINS, late Of
Hartford county, deceased, to file their,
claims, duly authenticated and proven, !
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, on or before the 2lss
day Of December, 1862.
HERMAN STUMP. JR.,
no22 Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Ccsal y Offices.
ARRESTED gY THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL

ARRESTED pY THE UNITED STATES M.RsHAL.-
On Tuesday morning the U. s. Marshal arrested
Solomon Ellthorpe OF No. 6iS Broadway on the
charge of being SeceSsionist and having Ooas''u
hat he was fitting out secret expedition III tie
bark Postboy, which was to 20 in the service OF the
Confederate States Government.
John Benjamin WAS arrested at River iieha' on'
folk County, and brought TO the Marshars once III
Chambers street. charged with uting treasonaoie
Language aud dscouraging enlisments. Both prs
oners have been locked up to await the further &C.
ton of tue authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

WALLACE. n, WALLACE
Door. oIrn at =. oclo, 4 commence. at g. ..,
slXir.NIN'Il NIGHT or Tiif tLORENCES
CAPITAL ENTERTAINMENT
To commence with the & rat drama -
1HE IRISH MORMON
To conc ude with the famous ffotesn p~os
WDRklSG THE OKAt LIZ.
MRS FLORENCE In fosr different charscera
MIR FLOKtNCE IN four different characters.
FRIDAY-GRA.D BENEFIT Of MRS. w. }. FLOR
LNCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Earl RUSSELL TO MIR. STUART.

EARL RUSSELL. 10 MIX. STUART.
FOREIGS OFFICE. L0sDos, July 70, ls6
SIR: have left hitherto unanswered aud unno-
ticed the dispatch of Mr.. Seward, which Dir. Adams
delivered more than q month ago. h,ye done so
uartly because the military events referred 10 IN Il
were in the opinion OF her Majestys Government,
tar from beng decisive aud partly because there
was no proposal in it upon which Her Maiesty's
Government were called upon " come to any con-
clusi0n.
Events subsequent 10 the date of Mr.. Sew ards
letter have shown that her MaJ-rty Governments,
Ia their opinion upon the irst VI these points, were
not mistaken. -
Victories have been gained, reverses have fol.
lowed positions have been reached IN the Tear
ne hoorbood OF the capital OF the Conieierates, ana
these poeilious have been again abandoned.
These events baye been accompanied Dy great ioss
of lite in battle aud in the hospitals, wlile such
MEASURES as tie Contscaion bill have passed through
both Houses Of Congress, and with the procama-
lions of Gen Buller at New-Orieaas bear evidence
Of the unceasDg bitterness OF tie ttrhe'
The approach OF "a serrile war, SO much insisted
upou by Mr. Seward in his dispatch, only forewaxns
us that another element OF destruction may be aided
10 tue loss of property and waste of industry which
already ;.ilcts country so lately prosperous aud
tranquil.
have / anything new to say. From the mement
that intelligence first reached hi, country that nine
States aud several millions Of inhabitants Of the
great American Union had seeded, aud had made
war upon the Government q Presldens flneoins
down To the present time, her Majesty Gos orDLens
have pursued friendly, open, and oons tent course.
lbey have been neutral between the two paI,ies 70
evil war.
Neither the loss Of raw material OF manufacture,
so necessary TO great portion al ouI ,eople, nor
insults constantly heaEed upon the Bnisa name Ia
speeches and lie wspapers, nor risor Osyond tne
usual practice OF nations with wai'n .hs Qaeens
subjects attempting break loose nom TIA: block
of tue Southern ports have bee treaisa nave IN
duced her Majestys GoyernIleut 10 ." ef'e al inoA
from an impartial neutrality
At this moment, they have nothins more $4,000 a. nea
than To see tnat consumnalicn whho 'he rresueus
speaks OF IN hs answer 10 The Goyernois Oh eiSn'oeu
States, namely, "the bringing oi tbs nsurrcc.onaV
and INJURIOUS evil ~ speeo! And sa'iSiac'ory
IA a. The course Of opinion in this country, the
pr.dspt +. aware that pe iect fieeuoin 10 Comment
upon all public events lie, IN tue coua'ry, inc iava.
,phls nrac,iee. sanctioned by law and approved "
the universal sense Of TIE nation. ,,
'A0 1A' AN, Sc.. RUSSELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Inc..2:8O5s InclC 37 Inc. ..58S,s,2 Inc.l7l,63l
BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of the
latter left at tidewater this year. compaged with the
corresponding period last year. slows an increase of
Dis, i32 bbls. -four.
TIE following comparative table shows the guam
t,y of of the principal articles of produce left
at Underwater from the commencement of navigation
to and including the I'D OF August in the years indi
cuted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

A,orurR SINGULAR CAsE.-Samuel p. Sterntt.
Co. l. LIST Michigan was shot al the battle OF Gainess
Mills the ball entering the right side Of the head.
destroying the right eye and passing back Of the les
eye probably destroying the optic nerve as the sense
OF vision is impaired. lie says he has not suffered
sny pam tom the wound.