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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
A Rare Chance to get a Home
A FARM FOR sALEl

- viii sell At private sale the FARM which !
Iii reside "a BaFille township, * miles from Fro-
AA mont Said fara. consists Sl a
as Acres OF Land,
mostly improved, with good HOUSE, STABLE. SHEDS
apd other appuFtenanees. Soil sandy, well adapted 10
fruit nursery garden culture Well waered By never
falling springs d BY Barr Creek.
"a There ts young ORCHARD Of about f0l choice
49, Fruit Trees consisting 81 Apple, Peach Pear Plnm
Chsrgy and Quincs Trees, just coming int0 beaF0g.
Likewise good VINEYARD, Of about 500 choice
Grape Vines, just coming into bearing.
Also about 1000 Lawton Rochelle BLACKBERRY
Baahss nos bearing profasey. Besides good sssort-
men. q currAnt GoesebeHy, Strawberry, and other
Ths FRUIT Alone ui pay for the place IN three yearn
The above described Farm will be sold entire or 10
smaller lots 10 snit purchasers.
fERhs.-For the ~hols Farm $50 per acre; one third
doHn, the balance In payments 10 suit purchaser
Pcs cffnetionAl parts Of said Farm according 70 the
improvements
Also, $50 acres, choice Wisconsin Lands /!
2to acres Of which Rolling Prnirie,
The balance timber only miles from steamboat naviga-
ton. 70 aourishing settlement And aAjoinng thsiv-
ing village. Said and Win be traded for Sheep other
farm stock, o. Cor Real Estate 10 fremont Sieslly.
Aurust 20 Iaa2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

Persons who wish TO buy Piano OF the best makers
will be shown how they handsome In the
purchase " they address PIANO, Care JOY ZOE co.
Publishers Agents, New York p. o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

ID will be the aim of the proprietor Of this Establish
ment 70 uiaHtnin the of his WORK
II At ttheold stAnd ID Baildlne 90 Cro ghab street
Fremont, Jan. 20, 1859.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
varnish and Japan.

LMosT every variety by the best Manufacturers in
N the United States Sold in Fremont Chio, by
DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

WINcHEsTER's Compound Syrup Hypophosphites
w for sale in Fremont by
DIR. E. DILLON & SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17

lvol, large l2mo Price, SI,25
The critic and the public right in predicting that
this will surpass in graphic naratiye exciting interest
and extensive popularity, all other histories Of the Wai
for the Union. Its theme will be the heroic daring
tent suffering, and escapes Of soldiers
and Sailors, and its incidents will form the theme of
veTsaton at nnumerabe hresides for years to
will contain in addition to its string details, the PhO
sophe Analysis OF the Causes ofthe War by JOIN Lo
rHRoP MOTLEY, ID Author of 'rhe Rise Of the Dutch
Republic the dates of all the important events from
the John Brown raid, and accurate and revised
count Of the principal battles, with engrayings.
One third Of the proceeds Of all Subscriptions sent d
rect to will be given for the Relief OF Disabled Soldiers
benefit the soldiers should send their and address
at once Also, any officer private, person in an,
section Of the country having Knowledge Of heroic
stirring incident, will oblige by sending
count Of It.
Booksellers, Postmasters and Canvsssing Agents viii
be furnished with Subscription Prospectus appiica
tion to the Publishers.
IL liberal commission given to soldiers desiring 4
act as Agents in taking subscriptions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
Spices, Etc. Etc.

(sARB. SODA, Cream Tartar. Nutmegs. Cinnamon,
Mace. Ginger, Cloves Alspice Pepper, Mustard, Sal
eratus Starch, Washing Toilet and Shaving Soaps by
DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
brushes. Rrnahaa-

DR. DILLON & son, think they have the finest
cred for sale In this county, viz Paint varnsh shoe
Horse. whiewash, Counter, Clothes, Hair Sweeping,
Tool Nail and Flesh Brushes Also Artists Brushes
and Feather DnsterA. For sale by
DIR. E. DILLON 4 SON.
July Is, 1862. Fremont. Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-11
THE YAkUs RAID UPON TEHDERiCKs.
BURG

II seems shst tie sarsnas oS Me eDsmy Int
Fr>axisksb sb1rs on Sunday was unknown TO ouf
icrcss shsss until their nre was opensa. They
sarne intc tbs town About hail. pkst eight O'clock h
Es m~n!ns. Yhsy aMbss~i In all abons ens b an
Grtl ed forty. abort ore hundred ea:e.tDg ths
sown, and tAs othss rssssir!ns on ts.e opp cgi:e
sdc @! Abe river.
Csat. einsscn. OF the Chesapeake eavslry, l5,h
rsgin.sct OpL Bail for1nss his company atr4r the
nsay came Into ths sown and while ,hey we.e
srcall htE, knl nkde 4 charge, IA whi.h be cap.
,a-ed Eve, Killed swo md wcnn3ed che Yankee
Tbs enemy :Asa rs,r sasse and Capt s. being in
turned Tat there was . regiment on the ether side
II the rfvsr, withdrew bis command from the
Town nd formed IN line Of battle In an elevated
AslA assr BY. AArwAGs hearing that Federal
tnfanuy vsrS cses1ns The river, he fell bsek some
ees nilss a.1 snsanps1, extending his p4ekets to
ass Immediate v1stnity of Frederick aburg. While
bsrs he rssstvsl tnforAsNoA that Lisut. Colonel
OhtHAH hae formed his men, and purnsA DE
sssHy ever ,hs zsPpAhaAno<k. OF The prisoners
sA1tursd two were Il - s$h Ohio and three Of
IL alss Indiana rsetnsat Our los was probably
sSsat ekssu nsa sADtarsA md ens killed.
TSsss 'ssH ws have obtained from Capt Wn.
Js1&A QaAFtstAasAar o( ths l1h Va cavalry
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px0csaDyr9s IN yHE coUEYa

Eusssass Coars, Msaday. N0s. l0.--'Ihs regular
monthly term of the Hustings Ooa,t commenced
to-dsy 81 II o'clock, Recorder James K Caakis
presiding.
for 81 aIng :. pair of shoes from NJ O. Gordon Il
90 and sent on for ,rs, before Judge Lyora
William II. Jones' Of tho 9Th South Csrolns real.
ment, was examined for shooting and killing z
Snow a Louisiana soldier, Sunday before last, on
Broad strest. II pretty clearly shown by all
the Witnesses that Snow belonged to a gang of ruf-
fans who hsd set upon Jones for the purpose Of
beating him without any provocation, and hat he
In ht az desperation hsd shot him for the purpose
OF escaping serious and undeserved bodily harm.
Jones was acquitted.
The Grand Jury assembled and were sworn In,
George W. Smith acting ~ foreman. Afer retiring
to their room and examining . large number OF
witnessss they returned into Court with indict.
ments against the following parties sar misdemeanor
viz Elias Vanderlip aud George wilkinson. ELIAS
and Mary vandsrlip. Anthony Bradley. Charles
Mitchell Mary Stephens, John z. Hockaday,
Josephine DcMerritt. Mary Brown, Kate Clinton,
Anna Lewis, Belle Jones. John Blankinship,
Timothy Lotsey, Samuel w. Chipley, Margaret
Paffsy, Andrew J. Winn, Britton Allen, John n.
II chic.
Richard d. Mitchell was presented for an assault
on VIM. ii. Bsveridge.
The Grand Jury returned the misdemeanor pre-
sentiments against Pssrick shahes. VIM. B. Cooke,
and Henry w. Lee, mot true bills"
The Court sits again to-day at IL O'Clock.
MSyors CohTf-M0"dny H0c. lV.-W@nlnGt0u
Thomas, Q soldier, found by tho city police on the
sidewalk drunk, was sent to Gen. Wiuder.
Charles Summers charged with stealing pocket
book rom John A. Farrell. containing three dol
lars soldiers discharge. and other papers. was
rsmanded for indictment by the Austingy Court
Grand Jury.
Charles 0rsoe was committed to Jail In dstsul,
Of o200 ball for his good behavior on the charge
Of behaving dSorderly In the street, while drunk,
and sssaulting hts wife. Willie 0race, son Of the
above named, sent to prison for want Of surety
In like amount for resisting the police IN the ds-
charge Of their duty and Behaving disordsriy.
Hannah. slave Of Thomas r xsamstt was con.
mitted for gslng as large eoutsafy % law.
James Carson. arrested on the charge Of stealing
Q pair Of boots ft0xn LaWrunoe johnson, was d.
charged after N exAminAtion.
PsEsr Manning. charged with picking the pocket
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seeess.fM demonstration UpOsI Nashville
Aiergaa md r Forres. a1 Work

KsoIvitLE, Fem, M. 9-R = Ca ths 81.
int. dotlonstratiJn syas Eneds urea She city o.
Nashville aY Forrest On tha cor,h sad John a~r
gan ol the sousn SIDE Morgan WIG quite susltas
ful, destroying n.ny cars locomotive. nd
bridge, VIC hiisd and s.c1ad3a Is or 10. Abe
ii'lonsss, while orr less vsn varV Slight,
ThIes Abolition 5rlssdeg have i,i2roroel ye=;ay
Ia Nashville, Il th, 2'e1e Il strongly T,rtif.sd
Morgan bu;n4 sho ra.ir- . bsiagsssnd vassr-taok
Ho is 0aw :: 9sEsti;i, Eo,,,. General 5lclorsr
sses TO ArSs1Sss, ard .;sues i.s.s General Pom
barton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-11

: 0ssApAs OrIE1Os OF TEE RBcosxirfok
asEsrsas--Ths Mcntrea. A4ssstser ,h.aks the
ia..ntgsaee brought by the Kangaroo. that gr.
eAas.us, Tie Imperial Chancellor Of she Exchs.
g~sx sas Ia . spssoh 3, Newcastle declared tba.
r9waasns DavE had made she South a nation, and
Tat be sAsld<e4 separation certain, !s signiacxu,
d ~ seur~s lAely 70 be adopted by the British
dovsinnsat 1t a11si
Mr. 0iHixsoBs 10 tso cArssal o statesman TO utter
~1N WithUst . meaning, or 50 assert on gTes,
,astse question . mere private opinion. II may be
s'..Ssrsd, that b spoke ct Newcastle in this mat
~ rst eAly the conviction .. the Ministry as d
"heis, but coavistoA which IL intends to follow
y 70 IL fsvtana,e conclusion. Lord Pslmerston
as ethw EsAbsrI Of the Government have de-
sssA that whn the Oonfstsrass States had sstab
tasA thsir ability 70 maintain the independence
0Sy Asd aasGtel they would be entitled to be
feeognhsd BY other Powers, and the declaration
W. sese.paaies BY the statemen. that they had
60. Yst Zone soi q, tn other words, had not yet
seeoAe natioa- How . member Of the same
ovvWxA0t goss Q step further and declares that
1s 0saiverats 6tatss are q nation and Gov.
wnA1 which olniA this fast would stultify itself
1tSo
We bslisvs thsrs b no doubt TIA. Grss. Britain,
|. sAtmStoa VIII France anA other Powers 10
~s1 70 rsssSaiss Ne OsnfeAsrats States and
~sA.ns tAsa into The 1GAiiy Of nations, and that
Ss'A tAs note of Dfsparation. 1t has certainly
- 70 ua4Wstoe4 IN 1ngland, while this action
.A bssa sxpss.sd in Washington, from the al
veA rsssivsA iron the 1sasral Ministers at Euro-
1ean CssrA.
=. ~ esGstary osward, 10 months aeo. threatened
- Ns Fowsrs Of The world with war II they dared
neopni0 ~ South, or treat them other than q
e1 % ths Just authority of The FEDERAL Govern
Snti - has anss moderated bis tone and the
1u Dres b Instructed 70 declare that recosni.
~ ssom1 70 nothing, making tho poMtion Of the
,soass W, DtAtes no better, and that Of the Feds.
- no worse, and that. therefore, II Il not 70 bs
Asee sasaS SsH against the nations that may re-.
nss Ne OonlsdWaey. Recognition, however.
~n aN only inspirit the South, bat Il VIII dsnress
2 aasA- Il win give an entirely new chsrscter
70 va. by rsaovtns from II lie stigma Of re-.
~, aod sy ralsilg he Ounfsdsrats 6tstes 10 an
y . ll rsspesa with their slvsrsaries, snl
w eosnh tAeA = ths sool o61sss Of The roeor.
hsHss - pat an ead 70 strife which. e
~ rs HORN y ssassrasd, will hsvs no loasss
ssssE.i1on wil nss io.s pssssds iatsrvsnsson.
1870 Who Asvs won he right 10 place smons
neee1s of tAs woril aLA haA thsif poaltion "a.
~ ~ not Ieae ~ suAsesA 70 b. The victims
Scassa nsss>s4 agaiast thsu = ssssas. q.
HsGa HG"soa wM A@rs AS psasaisal inApendonos Of
~ H.ns Hnsoe g olasss - certainly 6 8 did kas Of
=
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Canadian garrisonA How true this surmiss may
%, your readers can judge ~ we'll - your cores
pondsnt d hope. however, thaa nothing will
occur TO fisturb the rslations happily existing b..
tween this colony and tbs States. II cannot b
douhtsd. that In the event of war. the population
OF canada would sspouss the cause OF the mother
country warmly. though not ~ snthusl ssucally A.
The did last winter whom the Trent affair occmssd
THx ALABAMA c2o0') puR.uED by nkstEH
Cru sER.--THREE BRITISH MESO1 WAR AFTER
HER
The New York 7s.ss has the following pars.
graph, containing come dissgreabls information
about the gallant '.ssO,"
Upon receiving the Information that Captain
Semmss had dsre gagded the certificates Of Britsh
Consul and In the face Of tha Brtish consular see
regularly affixed to papers establishing the British
ownership OF certain property board Of vesx al
captured BY him, had deliberately proceeded 10
burn that property with the vessel which contain
Cd 1t, the British Consul In this city, we sre in
formed. immediately tock steps TO raprssent thss.
transactions mos. forcib!y TO Admiral Milne COM
nand.ng Her Bisaunic aajestys squadron In the
Amsrioan waters. Tho Admiral, upon receiving
the represen tstions ot Tho ConsG forthwith or
dersd three British men cfwar In pursuit Of The
Aiabama. with orders, "a we nnde- stand 20 over
hsui thst vessai OF wrath and convey her 10 SOME
British port. where her vo' aons Of Int teynationai
law may hs judiciatsy Inquired Into.
RsscLr or THE ELEfTI0s.
Eora'io saymour is elected Governor CT Esx
York bv a majority OF o,C00 votes Els friends
claim larger majority. but We cannot had Il Ia
the retarus. The Congressional ceisgssioE Will
stsnd-Den.ocfats, III Republicans. 49, InGspea-
aent /. Tbs complexion ot tie Legislature is NOT
changed, though the Republican ma1ority in tie
Assembly Ia considerably reduced
GOV. Andrsws majority Ia the State Of A!ass.
chuse,ts Ia shout 20 OgG. TO the Senate "a Eepub
leans ara elected and s'eere'e Union RICE To
the House, l79 Republicans and "a Peoples Union
n,ea are elected
auccess OF Parker the Democratic candidate for
Governcr. by about 1900 msjoriss--.. Democratic
gain OF about 49, 0Oc the last vote yor Cover
nor. OE tbs ConsTsssmen, fouf Democrats and Gne
Republican are elected, ard both branches of ths
Legislature will be largely Democratic thus s-enr-
Ing :he election OF & Demoerssic United States
Senator.
Ths returns from Illinois indicate the election Of
five, sud. perhaps, seven Republicans, ant seven
Democrats, 10 Congress. Two districts are re-
ported doubtful.
IL Delaware Cannon (Esei) Is elected Go ycrnor,
and Fisher {Rep) 10 Ooasress.
Il W iseons:n tie Democrats havs gained large.
iy. They elect two members Of Congres ss and ti.o
Republic ans throe. One district Is still ic doibi-
In Missouri the returns from the Interior show
the probable success OF :ha Emsrcipati nists.
= The Republican s ate ticket has been unsucces
fIl In Kansas aud Wilder (Rep) is believed to bs
elected to Congress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-11

Shoes fw tAs Sol5l~s-A large and Influential
meeting OF eitisens was held yesterday, in pursu.
anee Of the sail made in the daily papers. the ob.
act being to raise money to purchase shoes for such
OF the soldiers Of Gen Loe's army ~ might be In
nee; aev J. Lansing Burrows, Of the LIST Bsp.
tut church. wss chosen harm an and A. H. Sands,
Esq Secretary Of the meeting Anumber OF gentle.
men Lddrafsed the meeting on the objects proposed
to !e accomplished by the movsment Several
tesfist from their peraon9l observation TO ths
destitute condition of some Of the soldiers and the
necessity OF sidiug the Goveramsnt In supplying
their wants II respect 70 shoes aud clothing. The
most gensrous dsp,si.icn manifested By thos
present, and tasir feelings be En index, s.. ~
are Fllrs 1t is OF tie popuiar h3srt, tiore will be
d II 'nity IN raising any mount necessary.
Z Ia Eentismen present euosorilAd between four
snd a2s thousand dol On the spot some .l.di
vijr-ls oIa hrms giving their checks fGr ss much
ss = 01 or senouat Of subscription 10 TIE fundpro-
posed 90 y raised On motion. commit 1864 were
cppoi0teG in oach ward 10 solicit snoscri ptio,-
sd chaifmsn we1e appointed for tho purpose Of
laying of eseh Of the four wards into disl !et and
assigning each member IL she committee his work
ITO coiimitess /. viii De soef, Eseet at 2 O'Clock
this motahlg PcoGptness In this mater .s very
Essential. We append list Of the coGinIttess sad
pees of meeting:
JaiFersoa Wsid--N Ell. Chairman, w Il Tur.
pin, - Won aronin2 4 ntokes. Alfred Riu., Aso-
tor Davis. sohn II Pleasa,ts, John G Page o
i;sskins, Samuel 81 Pr.co, VIM Guiiingswcr:h P
piic8, Luther Libby, Andre~ Johasson, Wm
GTosuoe, Ii Wilson. Meet at Old Make ct . a
u ANeSIAJ auoiCN5s
Madison Ward II & Bsskervill, Chairman
james = BGrross. 20 Williams. JsDlea Alfred
Jcnes, Wsn G Paine, William Gray, john Caakis,
Ro ( Maary, Roters Richardson, VIM f Butler,
VIM !rs su1i.h. ssID < Waits, Johu ? Ballard
Hugh VI Fry, john d Harvey. Alfred Moses, z w
hotn aiger, p Eeury Aylett, A Parker A I. Elicit
ID L Williams, Nm Gray, James II Grant JoDn
Looisy, John Pure.slt. Jsqu.lin L Taylor, Joaj i
"st4ina h II Gill, T. Ii Dibre.i. Arthur flo.-
bon. sioet q. obsceo ExchauEe aso o'clock Tues-
osy morning.
hs0aros Ward j udss y.m Il Lyonz Chsrmap
H,nry kiiysoa VIM q Dandridge a Fox, aso
Herring u ssinker, John . Uhes, Thomas u
UnAries, VIM Il Esxsii, DR. q Barney. Samuel
Harrison, Ro Lancaster, Harvey, John En-
dscs, wAa Barretf, Thos w McCsneo, Benjamin
DAVIS, 4 Ii Elicit, James Purcell Andrew .'iIEini,
Logan Waller. Aoram Warwick, Johii a Bowen,
Ososr Crsnz Re W Po~srs, go Bidsood, l. "
HaanerwiEkls sfest ss Arlington House 1uesiay
morning, Ut y 4 III.
Fourth Wsrd--aen 4 Anderson, Chairman ;
Coleman Wortham David Saunders, NieE
olas, u q Read, " " dwathmsy, " DeVos,
es-aI HuiherfooE5, Lewis d Crenskav Nose
Aitt'sdoifer, Peter lawson, WIN s Phillips, John
English. Thomas bouasr, Juan PizsinI, John
Cissh Rest 3. the rssdence of Gen. Anderson on
Tuesday morning, at 8 /. n,
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sy IRaes -. ay1ar 4 san, Aac.,s.


FkFaDsTgBS SAGE OF REAL EsTATE on
tasFehali. aees iat atreai su3 90 Cary hesyyssn
ila! ard 1th stras.s, IT AnGTIQn By virtue OF
3 1eed u Lxuet eEeeutat by Joh0 II Boshsr date.i
tbs II a&Y ri hogugs 1853 sud ds.iy recorded in
A egnaEa Uustiukz Negs eijies. Tsiil sell pt put.
lie auction, ugoc b" pre misee on 4 UEsDAY ths
fit. 5s7 IF Eovsl1bsr, commencing tuiSasdiatAIy
~ Ks sale b. S e. Pu4isrs. Trustees. ray q: Il
oe'ne5 2. Il. eesfsta lst. dasefIbe9 IN said deai
* foslosya 4 To- 0f isa3 sae tTGr:A siio Of /
or @1rrhasi stsoes oe5aaus IS. = PoiEt fL.sFty.t~o
fesi grcs, and Hes. Of. iss i1taEscstiUn With ibe
y " is2s If Ficst slrast fronting 3tia or Ma~.
gls1 g, eet thrfyflve tcss. sns rsGsa5ne 5aSk bs.
tvFsea aagsNei .-re, ~ fee5, to sCrazs lot
Aei, cE " W&UAlsStsA & &, t1e f2isl Gag cS E3gen.
beg commencing a 4 ocfeek. f. n ssltl ssli an
ctrsr Lot eaIgeTs3 f rs q "A - to9iows ''Tha:
cTs,a 2t4er t5', c'ae 0s l.s11eE q ground on the
SoHt4 e.a~st ~ gsEy streef, tosTse1 4sh and 5ta
streets beginning or sos S'atn ss1a Of ID or Cary
srfi .gaece Il au.cgsee;s vh the Eass inie Of 4lh
81 q, ltoasirs - 6aso 2 or Cary EtFset twenty.
heFsH f9st, Er!d ruuaIi9 haek between psrailoi
hias ! IS feet ou the -asl i,ae II z3E areat.
IERF5.--feFiF rhsrf cazh isas0cs 1t & snd Is
months. f5y ceGa.'z.fe g-0as Interest added, ssss
s5a4raJ e7 g 'flist 'a-%
~. G. E0He T.G.e;, grnst.s.
s.a eCa1-e5ei ~ fAE z. tAgLoE ae Goa Aues.-
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AUCTION This Day
By ssns, Paine ss So, AsesIeresr5.


~ R0CREiE8 AT AUOTIOE.--Oa TUESDAY,
VI ii n inEc, commencing at 10 O'Clock ss wil
sell st our Warehouse variety Of Groeecies eoni'
prising In part
30 bbis New Orleans sussI {psr. prlma}
s Loaf sugar
chests Black Tess
Extra Greer Tea,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
10 terces Rice,
% boxes assorted SoEps,
II bhls. Family Flour,
Adgmantins Candies. Eusrerd,
White and Elach Pepper. Backing
Matches Copperss. Alan, &e.
-AL5<.-
An invoice of DRGGg end MEDICINES -alclE
which ere
spsors Salts, Castor OIL,
Sulphste OF Qrininc horphia,
Indigo, Eiussionst Calorlel,
Msga-sia, Blue Mass,
Conv-s:ratea Lye,
Essenss of Coffss, &a.
-AfSD--
An invoice On Frsnah CALF SAfAe, whlsa will
be sold a, - ciock.
VIII bs edAsd
l cask s'onau. Dsaus
TxRMs-CaAh.
nos EAA1i pAitiE j. 90. .1ucts.
ALSO, Variety OF FAiETi;. oonsistial N part
OF pure fars urssu, Chrome Ysiow, Chrome
Green. Dark srTnii0n, rsusds seaoa Buff Brown
Gray, Black, sud Green Paint, 80
sssno IL KENT, PAINE Il. co.
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Gos night last weak party of Yankees from the
hres 81 Suffolk nsAs raid up Chnokatuek srsek,
k As ssaEiy Of EsssSmooA whsrs they oosn-
nis.s4 ssrias Of ths groaa.st outragaa They
frsl stall g, ths house Of kr. John Holiday,
whisA strcek The bailAIng and shattered It very
naAA. aAss whiaA hsy burned It to tAs ground -
III family were at hsana. ana at the tizss ths shalI
wn AssA ware In bad. Phsy all escaped psrsonal
Rta1 After robhins kr. q. 3 premises Of every
Ass - possaesd. tnaluAing pork. corn. proven.
81. -, thsy took thAir departure fc< the neigh
sung hrmA ris:ol balls wsrs ArsdintO The houss
Of man nAuaad shARhArd, Of the balls striking
tn poss Of the bed oa uAish himsaf and wife were
sssPa.g, shRtisrtas 1t and greatly alarming ths
asT<as.. b. wss ala, robbed If ell he hsd. The
ArR Asase of Mr. Banisl wGs next vixted and
rsSs4 OF sshryshks Of value. including SSee in
uasy. Shephsrd, Bs.iel, and nsighhor tnamsd
Jsha BenAlsy, VEN SrroteG and taken to sufSslk.
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TIE GITUAT1eN o. QUE SOLDIERS.
We haua rnnh n nrivaAn l>tfav hr<,su, q soIl{n.

TIE RFUATIoN o. eUK SOLDIERS
We hAps rod . private lsttAr IRON . so!Aisr In
- ranks Of ArnhtAaAs Brigade. (Which has been
rx6Gred TO Piakstt's Divisinn.) 70 Q relative iu
uSs dsy, In wtsAh .hs following paragraph oe-
cGrr.
'rws hAd oufss fail Of snow hare yesterday and
Il r0ntAeA a tAe gruaAA very wsll-not eeain-
Aag b thAw, ny kst sre perfectly naked and
have k uSnp over The nossn snSw with kits Of
~ Aaaksw HsA over than, which kesp constantly
ssntas OF We ~ shout marching; ,snts are
ssoek AESsSSs RaAksd and We arc standing out
hese ~ vtzsg isr ths erAar to fall In
fhis E.asszaAGs = asoomlsoisd by not murnur
0 snspiAxs or even 6 request for aAissanoe; Aad
tas wrssr, who Il mare boy, goes On to describe
he rosss over whiah hsy ss about to mar oh -
Ao<A soi the silent sutbsr.ngs Of Gush heroes OK
srs tom the NOS, eSlloos sou,s sfEort for their
RtHt
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Z / 81 ss5.....sfsApElLU re- s
Aio,.m.su Of ,,,. Ene,pz tn Ner,L rarnlln.

RALEIGH, =. O., Nav. 1o--A 63spa.oh 20 Gov.
vsae. 'rona Con Martin says la saeny AAye ,a'.ca
back to Plymouth
lsECosD DIsPATCH.I
RsLBIGs. Roy. 10 Passengers by sfc Gsl6s.
horo' tTsin repent, on apparently good authority.
that the @na ses came up TO CIeenvis o. slif1i.y
morning il stree sunboats snd took possession u
the toon. They aa.i ten more boa.a woula be up
rex, day.
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.nAr,asA n rua0rs Of ~ Asss inAsAniss and url
aAiaasAxy AArsssw 1as aAtsnent 4 that The
osa,ssraass w@s sonvsllsA 70 retire nom their
msueg pcssios hal"w S~ssro' "a Thursday, after
a as-~s saassnAStns frcn Ne guns ot the enemy.
~hieh leasA ssvsal hourS Another report Ia
IA. hs sns.y have retired TO the shelter OF ih.ir
rsecrx rear " ssh!neteD-
-h. R.sewh .Jsssr~.l, CT yesterday, says that
raAs Gov Vance lsn TStoso', several days ago,
b ~ net kaov whArs Ne easny wss, and xd6s
that /, tosz bet srl.sve IL Ia known at ehis honr
vtere slsv Are
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FR0gT ALL ICE AZ Wu.EISGTOE. Il. C.
Wilmington was vtAted by decided froes nr.
Friday night. aEd ios was formed In ali parts Of
ne s'y. Eos the week ending Oh yfIdsy :hsre
wsss - ass es and 20 deaths, Eo new cases
hsse oexsgrea npee ths tros.