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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

Don't LIKE Their OWN CUILD.
The ab0liticNistS have made a
state Of Western Virginia. It was
to be kind Of model anti-slavery
State. It was to form its own
government, and abolish slavery
in its own way. 1t has done so :;
but somehow or other, it turns
out that it does not choose TO
abolish slavery at all. Now the
god-fathers Of the new state are in
great trouble and begin to de-
nounce the bantllng as a very un-
mannerly brat! Galena Courier
Yes, neignhor, aad even the
Tribuues now that they have fall
ed to establish an abolition state
down in kanawa disclaim the
state as an Legitimate. There is
some hope Of even as great djsun-
ionists as they finally coming up
on constitutional ground, not as
a principle however but for pol
icy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

Weak Lungs. Indigestion. Dyspepsia Discas-
cs Of tho Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles,
and tor al cases requiring II Tonic
DR.. Dols' Celebrated Wine Bittcrs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28
Gutta ?pertbu Cement.

For preserving and repairing TIN and other METAL ROOFS
every description from its elasticity not injured by
the contraction and expansion of Metals and Will not
crack in cold run in warm weather.
These materials are Aptp ALL CLIMATES and We
are prepared to supply orders from anypr Of the country
at short notice. for Gua Percha Roofing i'll rolls ready
prepared use, and Gutta Perca Cement III barrels
with full printed directions for application.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-28

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared by Cornelius L. ChceS2man, NJ. D.,
NEN-EORk CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-11

THE DRAFT IN MD.-Everything being in
readiness, Col. Creswell has ordered that the
draft be made in two counties of Md. during
the present week: On Thursday in Somerset;
and in Frederick on Friday. In the former
county there are four hundred and sixty-slx
names to be drawn, and in the latter two hun
dred and ffty-nine Besides these, there are
five other counties in which the draft is yet TO
be made viz: In Howard, for two hundred
and twenty seven men; in Anne Arundel tor
four hundred and ninety one; III Calvert ior
two hundred and thirty-two; in Montgomery
for four hundred and fftytwo; and IN St.
Mary's for three hundred and forty-slx. VI
three thousand four hundred and seventy sey-
en- men already drafted, not over seven nun
dred and fifty have reported themselves up to
the present time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-11

There is considerable inquiry as to what IS
meant by the term ''Member Of Congress at
LARGE from Illinois" It is this: The Republ-
cans in the Legislature gerrymandered the
State-laidit off into districts before they knew
for certain how many members would be allot-
ted to it. They thought itwould be thirteen
it cot fourteen. Under these circumstances, as
the Legislature had not convened, the whole
State was called upon to choose the fourteenth
man, there being no district allotted to him.
At the next session Of the Legislature the
State will be redistricted for fourteen members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-11
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwapF

Mrs. ENGLEBRECHT respectfully IN.
NI forms the citizens Of Alexandria and Vi,
entity that she has received a FULL SUppI, =
OF GOODS in the above line. which she viii
sell upon as good terms as they ca1 be had else
where and requests all in want to gre her a call
at No II, North Royal street. Oct 2l-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-11

EN-
pondent of the N. Y. Herald writes from the
Headquarters of the army Of the Potomac, NO.
vember 7. as follows: S'Gen. Pleasanton' s COM
mand continues SO far in the advance OF the
army, that his operations are seldom heafo OF
until several DAYS after their occurrence 1t
has been ascertained that in its progress>up the
Shenandoah valley, the Confederate army has
been marching very rapidly, posting It's forces
at the different gaps until it had passed, and
sending small bodies down on this side to occu-
~ our attention and delay our advance. linus
Stuart came through Smokers Gap, passed
down through the country over the Bull Run
mountains. and again through Ashbys Gap
into the Shenandoah valley. There can be no
doubt but that the Confederate army IS already
at Gordonsvile, and will be ready to give us
battle when we come up with them at that
place. Twenty-Five hundred exchanged prise
ners arrived here to-day from Alexandria, Ia
Harper's Ferry. These were exchanged some
time since. and embrace members OF nearly ev-
erv reriment in this vicinity The inhabitants
Of Rectortown are extremely hostile, and treat
the Federal army with derision. But few men
are in the town. and tt ey are incapable OF bear
ing arms, otherwise they would doubtless have
been in the Confederate army. Great distress
prevails among the inhabitants Of this region,
and for the few articles they have to sell they
profess a decided preference for Confederate
notes. our money being regarded as Worthless
The price Of petroleum has advanced from
50 to SO cents per gallon in Philadelphia. The
exports from that port since the lst of January
have been over two million gallons.
Cotton. which sold in Phjlade' phia less than
eighteen months ago for Is cents per pound,
was disposed of on Saturday at 63 cents, cash;
and more was desired at the same figure.
E. Fl. O'Brien and VIM. Brown, prisoners
Of State from Virginia, were sent TO the Old
Capitol on Sunday O;Brien is from Char
|ottesyille Brown claims to be from PenuSyl-
yania.
\ London correspondent of the Boston Com
mercia} Bulletin writes: 1T is we'll YOU are
lust completing feet Of Monitors. You are
likely to need them before long. Workmen
are engaged night and day on the Mersey, on
the Clyde, and elsewhere, in building some
twenty iron-clads, which are TO see service In
American waters They are intended to con-
10Y vessels iato Southern ports. This know
10 be fact. My information is direct from
those in confidence with the promoters. 10
The New York Times affirms that Gen.
Burnside has been three times before this, Of
1ered the command Of the Army of the Poto-
mac. 1t would seem then that Gen. Mcclellan
has been acting without the confidence Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-11
NEW EXPRESS LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,. WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.
~Gru7 + The new and crmmodious steamer
- :ss - DIAMOND STATE will leave foot
Of King street wharf every Thursday evening,
wharf below Walnut street, Philadelphia, every
Monday, at 4 clock, p. IN. Accommodate
for limited number of passengers. Freight
taken at the lowest rates and no wharfage char
ged For particulars, apply on board, or to
J. BRODERS & CO., Agents.
Corner Union street and Fayette alley
oct 23-lm
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Ths Late Wrrdrr Beard ti,e snip
Robert o.. Lane.

The nlurst IN the ef james n. Irscr captain q
the tlfp t& tort 4. lanr, WHO mar.cfe
oi tao lac voyasp from lvcrpln hf1 yesterday -
tlle C,.unsrr oslce by coraner Banney lie evidence
sl,as,.l On lho Inquest T. show iAi the lst
ssst.al me caplssn bad pccasion - .,noT gh,o+
al ordered a. hsnfs from below fr d.. .sc-
Ivo - the cfeE ptmsd Mich Il Moore and
ra,sy ------- fcsmc mulinous, add, Nith "a oatb.
sgr.a ncd usy wG't ~ 10 hoy were order, q
Cusas Rrvsf thea forward ir the plrpesc Of
ee-iaialrg the cars u ne alncuny when Moore
A. sbcaih kre su8 tsaag dcre 4scd TIC rarocse
0fklia,s is'm cNaau riycr elnchoa with the fcl1v,
ana daiias ~ sFtstt Skisy rsL ~ aud ss4hoc the
60 "a az lslF NcSle then t.Inei uIrn III
faf'ain sui slshf hiW tac A his icnciufe The
lrt nais g. aucc q the captain, snd snatch
~. a. 4 Ustlaa baf. 3 - rss5 4 Ivy bow OF
ths .raa Ils fitf ~ O. tie ce,k m5.ia's we-ndcd,
aiN Fl 81 s,N hn8tf aftfwaFds f"m h. effects 81 he
t.bv rgs Nas kat1ksi dowB snd riacei IN irons
III la. 10 fsmanatr - ~ r0yice csriaia fiycr
na - uain 'se nsi dAg, shea s cea -o'r the tnecis
IS ~ rors4s y question trt NJ ten; cxa.llsal.-o
y ~ b.asy v fatie ~ rs Hunter saa eirson, ~
1tsy ave 4 ~ tslsr ef that ds.lh caused by
,ef,aa.s - 81 cor pon ise wound y question.
80 ft rte4 dc -. sefsf,an, lrrsefel serd,rt cl
slltast lsaa f.sbf nllrc4 ~ ~ ine Ho' and 40
ralsf 4.- 81 faor h~atu A. tftf, 70 iher hands. 20
ts.f6 tie Eain nobcu 4. lane November I. lso2 /"
srsft ~ tlA esots tb~ Enssd States Naf.iai, ana
wli b. br,ar.i ~ ioi a.. ~ d-g ~ I'VE.
Cffssh tHteT Nas watltp ~ Rhals ftAtd and wss
fs.rtt 80 esfs ~ az a. isamsEit in rommani
n zoe p4cAst fap "a, mos.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Theasrtcut.

The rrovers says that enc swallow aoca nel make ;
spring but certainly Laura Keec sfairy picce ''igaa
dstte . seems hare hasienrd the hohasts. a
larger audience than that With afirsriea ~ tag
arst performance of "Boaac;ie last yenss .ce4
have been assembled on any other b,a bolsaa, n,sat
the little thcsue packed sDd crsm,ned v,lh leppe
and the freqaeat aud hearty applause testified hes sp
probation se the piece.
aBiondete' is FAIRY PLAY, anc ~ - abort nag,s
watch which the fairies world refmn Iul lhs
righiful v Wind up The piece has "a ria "a
needs none The dialogue y a. trashy a. usu.i tfcs
such occasions There about thirty very refiy
men among the dramgis lsess. and ab0ut hsH desso
funny men also. Besides these attract ihsse sfo
tricks and transformations and seaAs whsh
Mrs sedley Browne and Mss lone Rarks sns vefy ~iy
Combine all thcse elements and yegy ssifaEisfy bo
day trinc is the result.
The cast includes the or Mesasr.ea Seoly
Browne, Roberson and sicaaar.. Msaonoiser~s rr.sA
Taylor Nickinson, Leigh Butk. Lvsfei 4ad wes -
sioddart, Raymond, Lcnnox sud stuart kphsnA aaa
has taken Mcssrs wheatlcleh ani bi.ss ufth 49, -
starring tour, End has granted Mr.. f2lY Aaa etnrfs
leave o. absence TO support both bstua. ts cAFal
cast of "Biondete' speaks well ir hef c0mgsnt. Mhat
little acting there ~ o. 40 during tile pccV y e.as wr
and thomas baker music y admIrabie.
The scenery, however, u the feature 4 "Belff'te
All the genrgsous IN tn extreme an tgfFss
Miss Keenc achicy emens IA Toe .St n stfters anm
nrst act ends With the .Grgtn os Love fhe sesa.sa
act with The Paaee ol lace and thrd with tAs
"Kingdom Of the Magic watch Thce ere th' xfsni
scenes ~ the pece aud that whkh concludes m
act " magnificent and nsvci The others Gu acsnt
but not novel For hrst night The iiecc wsst very
smoothly with ~, to- iaany bitches and hfcaks OK
too frcaueut ntru-ons Of the cirpen,rs among th
Mrs Robertson deserves ESPECIAL mention for asStstax
the cargcpicrs py exismporsng any quantity &C dave
Altogether the piiae was success u viii be repeated
every evening and "a Ibsaksxiying aftcruoon
Matilda Heron made sDsr rs.es ~ NbloS Carton last
evening In her favorltc pATt of Camille vita NJ
sbcweii a. Armsni--a character 10 which he has
great deserved applause. In satc ol the storm The
house crowded, most og the seis being sagsged
o asgauce Miss Herops rendiiiono Of amle has pas.ed
.U she province OF cftissn and s popularity seems
a u st ally increasing. "camlcr viii b. played for
sigas more. but new play called "Fduh, !" and
fe i from the successful nerci entitled East Lynne
naar' ~~tl,lon. Those scuainiod with the novci AMI
y " t,. Ns.oa's style know bow well such play win
MN w ,aaa n,ss sv be wen written up, as Idh Is
sas S q ~ ri ha, Mr. rrso O Irving H has leased ~
,va,ar M ~ aar,sn and Gill bring oui an English Opera
My' w ,sas :, the e,oS ~ the present season Wtr
line '.sai snee,a and st.ycs yriumph' (Which tas
gv.n n rsrId succession II rc enfs-prso be managed
With nbsrany il viii b. sacceSiul
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
BALTIMORE Nov rs, 1862.

General Kelly yesterday sent out scouts from New
creek who captured rebel cavalry picket Of twelve men,
with horses and announcements, within four miles Of
WINCHESTER Tho prisoners say that Jackson has started
with MS whole force Tor Richmond by way Of Front
Royal leaving only regiment Of cavalry at Winchester
instructed 10 follow In a few days The probability is
thai OR forces viii occupy Winchester in few days,
when the work Of rooonstructng the Bamore and Ohio
Iallroaa viii. commence and be completed in twenty
days.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
un nAyANA conRFvroNnkNcF.

0UR nAyASA CORRESPONDENT
Hssa~s, NOV %, 1884
cmme,cial ysmyohg iltia ~ Raj - Iaai.saaa-Ths
stsamer Bla..hs casp--sas " ns Psdise Hraa'--
AGa,rs ,a Pc..o R,oo a,.a ~. Dc@iago, a..
The steamer Roanoke arrived here yesterday mernlng
from New Orleans with General Arnoa asa aids
The De9a Of the isth shows w IA Gauiheriua 90
ana hcr sgaDsaclious wish ths rebei ard spats ~
sos coo o tbe ss00 oou seci ~ 0enet Hnier seine
time since " also nnrca'oa tho Frchch cous =, and
shows what ~ of tFay France, through hel r,r.
rcscntative, holds towards ~.
The statements OF lhe NeW YORK preas have oleued
the wound caused BY affair the naacls MA thc
piario promises io.morrow rcfaiation u uicr fslsc
hoods Few mere supposed she CHE biauehel NJ a
bale az cotton board and maay hesiaye she aatit
a cargo of negroes 10 rucria Malaia
The Captain General laid stone ~ are sa
ri,y hospital ON Tuesday. YESTERDAY bcng the salsi
day Of Isabel n he reviewed the troops csIant alh
General Gasset Of vera Cruz noiofwly
The steamer Nero, from Philadelphia ~ Nina fan
put this port las nghl Tor con e'cscn days ifm
Nothing q Importance hss uar.prca since us AZ
parturc ~ the last steamer
The weather IA setting usgI fcilphifi winter
season We have no sickness, and the leGao teaefalS
The spanish steamer Principe de Aslrs..s bfr da'e
from Porto Rico o. the Th and from q. urgl e. the
10Th inst From Porto Rico lenfu that ttR .tA
which was si burning At rsmss Atlss There 4 - b,
change in me routes 81 The - fAfAife s q steam
crs nor In that n the British lle
From -. romingO we learn that the tnish tfi Ne1n
ing star which put into jan1ica o. Account q a Hft
was burnt the 24ih, while the car,sn wa sghers
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Amothsr Audactous Rebel Cavalry Raid
into Maryla nd.

offrrsCross RoAls, MosIeoaKy, Nov. 20, 1862.
Inls morning, si daylight, nody cf rebel cavalry,
- 70 Dc sixty s,rcns, entered cocsyie seized ssrs
Cherry aua sergeant the government telegraph operators
rass.isd trsre II nod aiocs ,hen, ond perm tied them
70 ,eicr aih nc.r msbaa q wa.hnetn
nls boidncss 81 The rcbel his caased nreh escts
mcui IN this mel DO hooi.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
City Pcilssss.

TMk rENpl hAfiN NosfhhEsch wfynnnAwAL w
sgsck COaso,Ax ASp snNsrek CONNOLLY.
Ia sant 10 nssNr.t ConAm ttae ., Moxsrt and Iam
ua1s llal@ sestiAu ~ ths 0A ssau yesterday
nnrrEs wh asew - "a, issias shs trCatles sboat a
sIaa tcEft - the CoangsFeiefslg and CorTorstco
oocaaei rhe mst.sr sfrsuEea 90 % The fue
ssisfartion a aa ~ Iares tueseFnc VI eaFt
go lsh - sstuse ranny th~ tskct. an enahle
a. voters thef rights ~hoat being Distract
81 - awsstsaua - Fs senlnasscns. senator cun
nauv sna sa4-s caancsy have oonssplsa withdraw
grsas sle 5000. saa . . psessmsd thss Mr. OGcrm,n
So usasF 60 eNeamstsncss, pursue = siIn ar
ss..rsa the c1nttv.s sac Axht fhegunfe naffuwed
tswm ~ rstesi tftwern Mhtth~w 7. NfcnaAn, h.
haA IL tss aswe<r*sy &in Ksnert L ha~s. rehah g
en- Feqa&sFaHA
sfxHAE~Ta wkRp UNION ASSOCIATIONS.
IN fN4m fMmtmutuu ~ the tfxfNtmth ward have
nunlastsd gphn MsihfJFs fm ~ oans - Aidermsn "a
that sietrk&
KLNrxrn risfKcr rtsllcas ALpsHnAwC
tDxvAklt0N.
Csnsts~ Nstfi~eun. fmG has be~n mated for Aaer.
n.as .sr she Elevenah aistrst fw.ntsrth ward
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Naval Intelligence.

| PAssArc-iwo guns.-The Ericsson battery Passaic
steamed the Navy Yard yesterday and was put into
commission Her speed about nine miles per hour in
the passage the yard On her arrival there the ord
other were brought alongside and scores
Of Immediately set TO work to III her for sea IN
| the greatest possible haste.
A large throng OF spectators gathered tho
wharf watching with interest every movement made
Some minor improvements have been made In the
since we last wrote Of her. Her smoke stack has
been icngthcned and new and novel com
pass arrangement has been fitted in tho pilot
house auxiliary steering apparatus has been attached
ana other appliances not TO be spoken OF here. Every
cfort will be made TO get her Oh TO this morning f
she weather is favorable. The Dacotah steam soopof
war and the Achilles tuyboat will be her consorts TO
HsmIton Roads. The Passac presents novel sight
4 she has her coal and board deck is
" xsout nine inches above the water line. When she
u tie Roads tho deck viii be covered with
arrives >ds 10 adhere to the iron by means Of a ma.
canvass m
rne glue. ,~Sed by one OF our best naval officers
enc = e.h'"'' sfebels tall lighting shonld they
dare to show themse.
is list Of her ofHcers:-
Capoin--Percival Dray, N. Miller.
Lieutenant Coamt'dng-J. zen
ASSISTANT Smg'oo-Edg Ho, Woodbury.
Assistant Pdym1s,cr--Jcssie z.
Ading Mrte,-Samuel Hnse 4
Pa mas'er's ~ ,o1td-J Dunklce, "a.
yurgon--O w. Davis. Z.
Fga Ass,s,oHi Fneinser--N. B. Littig.
Sc,oH9 Assisgnt En0inesr-H. W Robc. 4 prlpp,
Third AsSSo,n Enginess-f. NJ. Mitchell, W.
aud J. Hooper.
1fctin0 knsiqns--L. @, Fmmcrson and II. 4. Baker.
Yeomon--w. T. McCcombs. -
susyHERD KSArr--seven guns.-The United states sh.
Shepherd Knapp arrived here last evening. ayc days
fronst Helena Sound She has been tho blockade 81
Charleston, S. O. or The past three and half months
and three months the blockade OF st. Helena Sound
About days since expedition composed Of her boats
drove the rebels from Fouwcks island, up the Edisto
river This Que ship has made and is interested scve
raj valuable captures
The following Is a list Of her officers.
Acsng roi. Lieut. Compatding-Henry ~ G. Eynnge
Acting MdSsyw--Jvhn N. Huds,n A +. Hunter
Ac,tg Assi&ant Sag.oaw. W: wilkins.
lcf,ty Akxtsdat Pdv,a tSfcr--G VI. Trinble.
Acting Masters Macs -Rsymcnd Rbsdan, Cecil O. Noii
wm g. Tompkins.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

suished and overcoas had aside Fur the hss 100 cv
three days there has been constant drixze atsrnaied
now and then wlth heavy shoseFs of shcrt dursfion
The follow ing advertisement ~ very sgnlcants show
irg the progress sf The abcr s The white over ths
black
IABoREKs WANTED.
WArTxp-Atou, hfty Irish laborers 70 worh ON sugar
plantation about thirty three miles ahrvs the city.
Good wgges and good accommodations. Apply V -
o. LKN0fS CO,
Corner OF Canal and Bourbon streets
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Moveme ents OF the Rebels.im the snennn-
doah valley.

WASHINGTON Nov IS, 1902.
Notwithstanding the frequent reports Of the frcsenc
OF the rebel Generals Sonewal Jackson Early Echos
~ the neighborhood Of Winchester and Lecsburg, tb
FAC. pretty well established that the wLelc Of tha
force which left behind in the Shenandoah valley
cordonsvie has followed General Lee rapidly pos
sible, leaving only q small cavalry force perform
scouting duty in Loudon county and maintain the ap-
pearance OF large b'dy Of troops in that vicinity
No approximations entertained here Of any demon
sraon part OF the rebels eithar upon the position
occupied by General sigel upon the aank cr
Gene nj Burusi le 5 army.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
aene, al Msaghr,sk IrIsh BrIg awe.

the officers Of tho Irish Brgsae! new y 'hs c'y ana
rs Immediate vicinity, specially 'sIues'ed 70 mcet
tho head recruiting ONCE, No. s9e Bra&wayI a. two
O'Clock this afternoon on important business
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
NEWS FROM BURESIDE'S ARMY.
Position OF Affairs at HrederIcksburg
and Aquia Creek.
wAmNsros, Nov. %, lee2.
despatch received 10 night from the Army Of tho
Potomac says there nothing Of Importance to commu.
nicale.
AQUA CRxRK, Va. Nov. rs, 1862.

AQUA cngRK, Va, Nov Is 1862.
There little from the front to-day tnat can bo
forwarded for publication.
The two armies still maintain their relative positions.
Doubtless the rebels are much mstihed as the
readers OF the HERALD the delay in the threatened
destruction of fredericksburg few shots were Aired
the by artillery this morning, but there
regular or continuous cannonadipg-
The railroad communication has been opened from here
Potomac creek and the bridge that creek Is
being constructed rapidly possible The great
height OF that structure-some ninety feet from the
water--rcrdcrs its reconstruction difficult pan that
Of ordinary bridges 1t will be in available condition in
q day two The Of the road, even TO the
BRIDGE affords great relief to the transportation
New buildings for the accommodation Of thes nicers Of
the aud others departments gong
here very rapidly this place is assuming something
Of It's former business like appearance
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Gen. Bragg's Plantation in Possession
Of the United States Authorities.
xhe victorious Thug "1ed Din
sentenced to be Hanged.
Jacob Barker's Organ, the National Ad'
vocate." Suppressed, and Why.
IN Election fer Members Of the United states
Congress to be Held ln Louisiana,
Ia. &s., &es

The steamship Roanoke, Captain Thompson, arrived
here last evening" with from New Orleans to No
ven,ber Is and Havana November 20.
Among the passengers by the steamship Roanoke, from
New Orleans arrived at this port last evening and IS
stopping at the St. Nicholas. is Brgader General Arnold
who is on his way homo Boston, in very critical coA
dision from the effects Of an apoplecc At, causing
paralysis Of his right side and tongue General Arnold
has served twenty years the regular army, having
been brcvetsd several times for gaantry in the Mexican
war. He was late in command Of the United States
forces in New Orleans and Agiers.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Movements Of General Pope.

NLwAUHEE, NOV. %, 1852.
General Pope and STAFF arrived here TO day from st
Paul, and are stopping at the Newhal Hse Their des
t,nation n Madison. Wisconsin,.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
S.ws ssem san rsauessre.

saw Fss~nsco, Scv ~ iscz
Arrived ships Lasan, eala,ia nsrrrmac ana swsilo~
frgn Nsw ycrk Ssllea, sAap iosssu. fov Lsv~vccl
carryag 80 aacss wheat snip Mon@oca Aax
cbarlgIsl ios me roaaa voyage 90 koas esss
a q hAgb rata
Dried apples have dec.ia, qaoiol o.. aioc whsssy
,se rer sson. Tea, oysters ami Goal ch stu %.
sets srecnAstan. = VJo .aliens " turpcniins
shipped W ship Rexuiaiag los Nrion.
sN FxAxr~o, Sov. 40, lsa2
Arrived an p susan Gflsg. Ne. York.
Trads generally qsist Coal oll has assiinea eac
with n0rc sellers thaa buyers Csn1Asm--<xles 2.oco
bsses Ciaeinsel Al ts.e Coases~ss TOO bows Mo a
ssc Iwies aples lue Crushed sugar. lee. paisr aul
Al 25s. Try hliss, its.e. Farley g. Wheat, o. ss
TIE nauafar " t1fp@btine been
mcnced by Hin NJ Narssvnls Etshs thossud pine
being tapped st the the foot o. the hlis, few miles
dStani aud u s calculated they win eid hnndrcl
gallons u tarpcn'ne and sixty barrels ~ rusi1 >r
RrsNr-loN oy fgsECr fsssEstsD NJ nAca 6sSEnar
P,yxsrhs cctnmlitce q merchants afd q seng waited
On General Banks yesterday anccn, sni presented hm
wit rret,y engrcsssi coy n The rcsqra' -sea.y
passed IN his honor. Judge fcabcdy made INC rssSss
tatoa and General Banks ieesxy and appr"fshrVN
srondcd Mrs General Ranks was Wvseha
taken a hoye 10 this CITY. wbers shs m's1as ss-Ass
during the winter.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Nsvvs srosss Cuba.

Ihs stesInFlp Reascke, from New orleans by way q
Havana when arrived a this port yesterday evenur,
brings news lruu the Island VI cba 20 ,he Goth q NJ