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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
A Newspaper Omoe De,noiisbed in Cnr'
Isle, Ia.

At Carlisle, Pa, Considerable excitement VIZ oc
TONED la-t Friday evening by the demohshng Of
THe Amer,ean polpafer printing Office. Inc CIR
cumstances were briefly an follows. The previous
davis irsne Of this scuuilous sheet contained an
editorial from which we ouole The following zen,
teDce: They have, in the face OF his threats and
utions dashed their olenehed hs,s III ~. Ev.y
cvcs aid branded IiIn and bis trucking, tbicyng,
rorten Administration with the senl OF their con
oemuation Come out o: tina: char, Abraham LIN
coin il the demand % the people Of this State made
on Tuesday of last week. Tho citizens, ana Tue
Anderson Troop stat oned there, having thsir III
dnat,on srous4d AT mi. lonl use or rather abuse,
ot the privilc,es Of the press, after consultation
decided ihs, hey would save The Uniha States Mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Another Guerrilla Outrage-The Fashviiie
Fired infe-JSdgc Edmond', secc'h'
KiIIcd-A Unien Nen Wsunded-Nnr-
,y.c psfot.
row Escape Of the Pilot.


F,o.. Tae Itansraie fInd Journal 23d
Through the politeness OF Mr.. Z. h. Bronghtop'
passenger on the steamer Duke, and from Other
onrces, we receive the following particulars Of an
Of er cowardly outrage committed by Adam Jehn'
sons band Of assassins:
As the Nashville was on her way up about three
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, when about two miles
above Curlew, at the foot OF Cincinnati tow-head
she was fred into by baud Of guerrilas concealed
on the shore. At this point the channel runs within
less than fifty yards Of the shore, and the posi-
lion affords fine opportunity to the guerrillas
to prosecute their helsh work. Some 40 or 80 shots
were fired, sixteen of which passed through the
pilot-bouse, Of them cutting the lapel Of the
pilots coat.
The pilot, Gus. Melon, leaped down under the
wheel, and, with the aid Of Capt. Barclay, who
also acted in the coolest manner, steered the boa
out of danger. A soldier named Curry. OF the DIST
Indians was wounded in the thigh, and Judge Ed
monds, Of Hopkinsvlle, noted Secesslooi't, was
killed. lie was standing by the side OF Union
officer in uniform for whom the ball was intended,
but happily the aim WINS just right TO pitch on the
friend Of the assassin. Curry was LETT III tue nos,
pita in Shawneetowp, while Edmonds was sailed
down and sent back to his friends.
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A United States Soldier Hung by the Rebel.

young man named johnson, who lived at Mar
tinsburg, was hung to an apple-tree at Winchester
last week. lie joined Ashby's Cavalry at the time
Of toe John Brown raid, bat when Virginia seeded
he left and enlisted in Maryland regiment. In
one Of the late skirmishes he was taken prisoner,
and a messenger was sent to jackson TO inform him
that spy bad been captured, and inquire what dis
word TO hang him. which was accordingly done
without any trial being granted and in the uniform
Of United States soldier. II Is to BIZ hoped that
the Commanding General will take the matter in
hand, and, Il the facts "a stated found correct
demand Of the Rebel military authorities an ex-
PLANTATION. ICOr. Phila. Inquirer.
Cotton in Kansss has ripened perfectly THE
year, producing heavy crop Of good staple upland
cotton; and it was not grown by the aid Of slave
labor,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.. Ger. II
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,esn.iip-Paeihc (Br), EBbcton, Havana and Nassau,
shie,-V.ncouver Curtis, Glasgow. J. w. El~ell Go
Trofic howell Phla4. YhlA ". II kiyerflith. tN Wet,
~. f1nd,nasrv VIM T Eros, John lnyan tbrl ihn.
London. Tboni-s u anhan So nj, ,
Barss Ciyalo sparss SewOrleeus. Wakeman, Dimon
ca Vetofre Iones Wa,hisgon Wakeman, Dimou Co.,
Catiio tAustD. bUsquct. ALtwofp VIM r. schnldti Mar
ga.ta Eosa Aut shufcnich. Oo1ceseT lunch, HelncAe
q - cnGt- D.,
Bhs,-B-uLs.d Prussisnl Bruhu. Queenstown, furch'
Meiuct@ WcDdt. ". h Town'.nd tbr Ill., belfast ID
rnsn Bro'hs. Canoe tHamburel Alex nderscn Hamburg
Furch. Meinc.o WeEdt, Afsoel.. Lindsley A'pm"sI'
P.utrl NsLcofd 80.
srloonefs-Loui.a Bennett Boston, Master May Lonsa,
suitn ho.ton g.. r Hatch; X l.. suuisn. Camp Cam
arn j. " Mckee Caroline NJ Hoinss c1tor, ihl ad,'
nyi.. V.rnou u.rt Cuhon,e Moncor. T. l. Neyus Sou
Hslf.e, Nest, she man, rhl.1epha T. NJ MHyhew A.
b. BsrIes Harvey. St John's I X, J. b. onauye Msy y
Reeges Philadelphia, kaiad Queen, iiuse, FhadoPhls L.
sresmer-Eu.ka Msrh. BatiHor Fanny CsG~ ailsdeF,
Pier.on, baltimore, WIu. Dsllch
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n S,au.Ar PseGe fg' Harsni-Jshn City. Mrs dsnch
Ml,s Ganeh. Mr. ard Mr. B"rlsheHA snd 'erssit j. ..
MI. Mr.. res h Milss ard servant. Mrs Efercia, Miss
g. Ff.nca Ma Francis. chill and .srv,, Mr. H. Moneio.
Md reions niis T. sh~ppsld, D. r. heidon } b. "a
,varlr D m. Lon. Capt. 10 Wlilner Geo NcLear,
ncI-tu e. D. Bnd.c.. n. Is. futile. Jsne. binGen 81 H.
C,fr eI. h0uuwman and freud, b.nl. 'roct-.i.
o., Dc, A. Trundy and ,elnsn. Ju.u MaItiHez " p.
Chn,r Mr. colo. Auf sister Minnie Baldwin and u.s. Mis'
Lizzie Hodo' J. Thou,s. hs, J. Jsssson. A. a. hii,'
u.,ts Ci,.on Nj. Leuf. Catlin T. :. holand-Tola 81
For Ns,su-W. Kilbwood AID lady, D. PElscisu' Air.
Hoeks b. h. sharpe. Hrs Wallace AID child Ihomss WI
linn. J, cove e.. aid thfre children Nss Lucy Darling
Jose ~ Roberts e. H. Bumsids. r. Nslbsry J. = I1st!-
T. Wea A. =. sqnler. l. Atkinson, lady '"o children eid
.er,aut John Smith H. W Hauirsion Master Dulet Ms
smu.l v hiin-y Geo CaupocA A. DGsAns ho Antoihei
Baldwin, AEIle Val, Geo. tAricutef.
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NOTICE. tn. restrictions travel having be,n owed
by order II the War Department passenger, soou. 70 VISIT
Euopcs longer % required De Themselves win
passports. JOIN u. DALI, Agent
- TEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL. touching
4 Oueen,tova Ger. Hsrbori-1be Liyerooel. New
York tht qhs ~. suhp Company infeno dispatch
ins their ul ed Clyde built Iron Steamships - 9ows
hANbAhoO .-.t .-se'uloAy -'os.
ever succeeding SATURDAY. noon, Irei, Pier
no ~ North River.
-. ~........... -. 10 ss-.n'ssJGy
firit Cabin 20 London. 81 ses fa-- TO i.nuaon.'.''
ti-.t Csbin 20 Pahs 95 sieerage o. Paris
Frst Cabin 70 Hamburg g5 ,i-eTas 70 Hamhurs..'' ~
PGssersers forwarded TO hayIe, Bremen hostsfdAr
Antwerp TO- at equally low rates AR M,
Isr,s from Lverpool Qneens,owo li Cabin -, %
and ; 10 sleefasr rom Liverpool - FROM s1neshs
town 81 Tboss who wish Sud Tor ihe!f fends can Guy
tickets here a. tfes. rates
These Steamers superior mods ions for pls'e,
Fets are strongly bat IN WaIe tsht ifon sections, sne
cary Patent tiIe Annh.a;ors. Expeenoed Surgeons
attached 10 each steamer ,,.r,rt. =,
tor furths1 informs apply "a Liverpool! to VI
r.MAN AGENT No. ~ v st-r in Oat-o~t TO AltA ~
COLIN No :, Enoch-,qusre IN Queen town 20 L "
ID. SEYMOUR 4 Co.; In Londol 20 II En MAIL NO;
IN k!rg Miian-,t 70 Psri. 10 JULES IECOuE. no 20
R- Ntre de- Nictsirs. Face 90 "A bourss IN fhA
a.. Ia 10 JOHN q. DALE. NO. III NanaisL. or al the
JOHN q. DALE Agent No. IS Broadway. \. l.
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shai the trouble Of closing this establishment. So,
at about dusk they repaired TO the Office about 100
IN number, where, meeting with no resistance they
went Quietly 20 work and knocked the Office into
pi" running the fonts I" with hatchets and pitch.
ing the type into the street. and burning the remain
ing number Of the issue. So says correspondent
& TIE Philadelphia Press.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,


Bureau OF Provision, and Clothing Sept y 1852
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.-Proposals seal
ed and ind)is-d Pfopvsals ioI Paper VII be received
n th In can until noon Oh 5h d.y Of Cciolsr next tor
furnishing and DELIVERING az the Navy Yard 4 Bookyn New"
iork three huudrrd " rarer, vi the pHete o.
increasing the quantity 20 one thrusand reains
The paper 70 be white Isl iDche. by ts inches 20 welsh
l6 round 60 the rra aid made Of linen stocA to De IT.
d lr.vag one inch margin each page back ara mont
70 be ruled - each page with cue iIeh As'a Al
TOP and bottom - =. 49,,
Sp~ OF ousty and szs Of the pepper may be seen a. the
~ lnsp, ctor In sre At the Navy Yard in Charles
t,~u MHssschasetts; Brookiyn NswYoEk Phlsdep!la,
Ponns ylvsna, and al this Bureau
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER g. 1867

Act 70 Reorsaniss bswndsn- Once OF the Port Of New
York 10 ali persons interested IN, having charge OIL the
fpbs nsttsr Of such inquiry examination or survey tns'
The foowlns yey pre- under exAEnaon oy inc rott
WArders ad h,l The sid sqyayA q sisns , -, w %
completed within ten tsys next accHaAk wy pY'stya
beard said vessels;
Bark r. Cbueali; Thou P.ons stores
Dig re N
Ding anna noar stores
Brig Ionent.... .Moras stores
wM b. BURLEiGH, President
J. Aue's HERRIxAH. Secretary.
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YaTARWICK BANK, r. Pursuant to a

III Al W u II DAMN, ~ - va sAu"t :" u
decreta order Of the Supreme Court OF tie state Of
Rhode Island, the Anbscber sy,, noticc that al PEI sons
holding ills u the WARWICK Or. - BANK must deposit
The with him a hts Office Government busdss PIoyi-
ence r. L. before the 1T dsy ~ January, y ID 1862 IN
order be entitled 10 dividend that be declrd out
Il the assets o. said Bank ghe OF each bill must
wre his the back thereof before the Sl be
cryedor Receiver issued theraorfrogdcgce
L. J., Iuiy 10, 1892.
aul 2s~toJan.i NlNOATE HAYES Receiver.
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Nj q. RODERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC
ARAGUA.
Through H. advance n the mail
GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO
NO DETENTION on THE 1SrHNCS.
The new snd splendid steamship AMI RIGA, 1000 ,uns
Jeff Many Commander. will sail on SATURDAY. Oct Der
IS at O'Clock room precisely, from her Pier ct the ios. Of
Wsrre1-si North River Juan del Note, connecting
the fs-t snd wellkno~n Steamship MOSES TAYLOR,
l0 T. ilowe@ Commander 10 sei without delay for
rancco arrival Of the pssseng al san Juan
ds sur
The speed and accommodates Of these steamers
surpassed either and It IL ntepe ed
and passenser 10y this line ia San Francisco within Il
days
fLe,underened having been Ia the Caiforis trade fro
the begnnuc beg, To inform the public that this perins
ae auo pu for the purpose Of being bought or
diyea Oh 1nehps v positively saye on the day sdyo
tsed month ard in sx months other ships " Ill be
ready. 20 tina, double service msy be relied uron.
FOX Information or passage, spPlyt -
No. III We.st corner Of " arrenst North River.
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BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK

~ PAY, PRIZE MONEY OFFICERS SECURITIES, aud
CONTRACTORS ACCOUNTS, together with ell other JUS;
claims against Government promptly a. reasonable
rates Apply to SOME5, BROWN x THRUSH, Tic.
Park place n. Y NJ BSend stamp for our Hand Boos Of
Information
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Treatment of Volunteer Folders on the VoS =
anr from, Ncw-Oricnus to Ncw-York.

age from, Ncw-OrIcnus to Ncw-York.
Eighteen lick and discharged soldiers engaged
ps.sse to come North Of Mr.. Bfa of the firm Of Bra's
Davis Schons New Levee and GsavicE street, New
Orleans, on tie steamer Cambria; sS Ter wG' de-
msndsd FOR which they promised good fare and good
They ssreed to the-o terms t,hoosh sf
the proper price or the pt'ae and good fAre sn4 gave
their which demanded. f0f payment ay.r-
er1ging months pay ard uiear which we're psyan .
IL ny fS,. ed are Se~ ~ ~ n,a, o. M D.
The fare received wa' wcruy pes .olr vormy 'aH yH
vormy hard tread Gis.Tate roin poisoe' and 'ry
poor ",ops" called tea AID ooeee Tho meals hal to he
tie bsr- &C. d. rain OF 'bioo.
The slrelug accommodations were On rough hard beTe'
Tho i.ie ssd by ,qual TO
that received by tic fs'rs u the fofscsr aud ~ht' va
sft ~ ise sailor. alter iher ess =. ~ -e" "
could got tie fsEr Aotusly received y ~" soldiers
tn. und.rssndrg with the captsin sud sses, when mo
90 aT. enjoyed ps,,sgc tbey should be a9wed :!
the second table AHd he eArsn md rs-n. s'rd a.
be lg he tsple asa he s0lrfs-tAe isie
would be such a. they were Themselves ~Ars 70 eat
rel h slowed near ,hs ''sefsss occupied y
the dI. the haicHrs co.i down b. soruy wrsihsr
and the 30 solder. ofdefss co dees wss they wee
-ad seed in water Iunuing their snkes ons very
,ck solder k.a sAsn tn hsche' cio'ed AID
nl 10 5led in q f,- hours sif'f bic arrv,i h'r-
ctrsn P,e So ~so ens,,~d rs...ss IN ne ',.>rrs,
yiur Zee. In soue c.7ss there
or I'd Al to- sane tae yer, sgo~ei ih, '.cosd
e.sn .nds.,p ir a.. s.a. Ia ,tofmy woa,b.f Will. the
80. soiies vos sIcud-d .ios'hsr sne .e'e 0s"s'd -
MAJ esn os s.i Of .seh to ssi .a'' snis'
such cifcBnsianoef ,n, -
lhe following let Of tone Of The nrues 'lbse ~
n, - III % . 10 received tl- TRAIN 80 sopfr.
a.ofg- D. Merfsli 90 b, lth hslnc corp VIM u Huf-
fsv - H. sih Vt. Chester Derry. Go A ~ " hirhsa
, sN.rin 90 4 7ih Vt Henry }. lali Co ?. ~ ~
Jane. T. Mcniy CO p. sth VI John Assn Co u, IN
VI. Flancls hcNsly. Co ,, ~ " 10 - Ifsls
T. 10 - ,.Iioory v Dow. g.. ;. 7sh " Henry A. b'i
e 5th VI Chafiss A. Paissf Co Il, I'D " yss on
10 ca. Is. 9Th - Mm. 5. Wstrf % ~ an VI fss,f
T.uo.mat Co. A. lth " Oeoiss A. Gt'iy' ~ D. IN
VI. II. Namscon. eoes t
Thr hew .Eugsnd SOLDIER hs'ti A''oc.ii'h t,or.'e
s,stsnfni. similar g The preceding have ep'asis been
,i, ard soldiers arriving lave thsvn by tom COZ l oh
h. trev were neat sufors In slst.acni IL made puhhc
u sssfi.ln from 81 pAes Itrfrtei lie pecte Nu'A al
10 L.ve pfemps and ehci~nt frnl.d, .rpicd.
CHARLES GOULD, hicc-ChriEmAn.
New.Tls and SOLDIER R,sf A.socisiion,
NO. lys Broadway.
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SUPREME COURr-CHAvByKs.-OoT Before Justice
iSGHAHsg
DECISIONS.


COZ hI fALfNbAk-lrisD Af
errRIvE COuKr-EiRCuir.-Part I-AdlOnrnei
FOR ,b- Tenn Part Il-Nos $50. a1i Ja3. 1854 49, 800
1H0 Js5e 55:4 so $40. icf ass $3.50 1914 $40.
1s7s 18s 5sst Part lI-Nos 23s. RIA 39l, 800. Dol,
Jl5. 1901. ,nr,i-Nos.
SrPHrkg Conn., - -" , -, -. -, a9s
DC 65l Ci1 raIi iI-Sos. 81 80 -, - 49,
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Cceai Noiltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
q tie County Of NewioiS notice Is hereby Ei'en - al
h.y,ny Claims against JOHN Mt0Gs late 81 tue Cry
OF gentleman. sceed e. pt.'cs the same :" n
voucher thereof The crber AZ the oice OF G VAN
VOOKuls No 80 In the City OF NewNork on or
before the Grst dsy OF March nextDlted New,loik the
SNf dsv Of Au,u., 1867 DEWITT CURTIS
laNbmoIu'
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rsNHE GREAT EASTERN having tsuched the
ground OF her ate passage 'ron Liverpool u Ia, been
considered advisable % make thorough exsGinatlo1 OF hex
fore be -yrd be ond be-, previously avefed day OF san
ing odT- OF return cAe,s viii have them reneSe1' oI
dr. money returred they may desire. Due aoace VII be
given 81 the ships departure.
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Oleall Gtedmers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July !, 1862.
~ FOR CALlFORSlA. VIA P MAMA.
rs.cass VII lesy- Ne~s-Yors or the lst 18th
and Of each uobh except when these dates tAl
SUNDAY when the day Of departure Will DO the MONDAY
following
For freight or passage apply a. tho only Office No. Bowl
ln,-Ueen ID. B. ALLEN, Asca;-
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--------------------
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKcIAL T.Rx.-OoI z7.-Be,ore
Justice BARBOUR


SUPERIOR CoURT-sPkcnL TrRx.-OcI 77.-Be'Ors
Justice BARBOUR
TROUBLE ~ BAPTIST cHURcm-SEGRoys THE CAUSE.
| Howell act. the Madison Avenue Baptist Church.
III. plaintiff su-d compel the him Of in
the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. valued at 81 go. It
sppes that Iltn.if had taken assignment of the pew
from YAH Niblo, who built the church. under contract
and took the OF the sgreed BY de-
PENDANTS be paid the price Of the Tie defendants
made several Legal objection, to the claim, and then ev
that plaintiff had broush, negroes into hs pew sad
| in.ulted aud disturbed the congregation
For this psinB bss been indicted and TO be tried at
the n,It Oyer and Tcrniner.
The m this suit occupied Two days. and tho Judge will
render a decision this week.
Edwin lanes and Henry David for psinih; Mile, and
Baslsy for defendant
SUPREME CouRT-dxsruAL Trax-ocr 27-Befors
Justices IEGRAuAs. BARNARD. and tIEREE
THE ApULTrRATED MILK QUESTION.
jacob Fauerbock ayi- The People.
BY THK CouRT. ISGRAHAx, P.J.-Ihe defendant
va. convicted before the Court Special Sessions under the
o., b prevent the suerson OF milk, passed April a. 1862
The char. syan,t tho defendant that ne sdseTaed
le milk ih which he had in one Of the cars in b.
ssgn The Complaint sustained, and the prisoner
hned 80 from which he appeals
II sdui. Of doult whether mixing water with milk
intended by the terms TO sculteste milk The evident
intent the statute prevent the traffic IN Impure and
lnwlolesole milk Whether the addition o. water to milk
render, It enwholesoe 10. clearly settled to enable
Cogn find without evidence TO establish the fa,
the Lels4us Lsd intended they would have made the
oaerse % OF any mixture Whatever being mrao with
b. milk al Ito evidence Ia the present is. tina, the
pri.cns adueraed uit with which he had in a.
biz wsson 1t no, proved tina. be intended to eGer the
as,iee fcr sale. The judgment should be fe'enei
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBEKs.-OCT 27.-BefSre Justice
lSGHAHae
DECISIONS.
Mary T.. Parker AT. Joshua 4. Parker.-Memo
fsrda . counsel.
In re- Rscsiycrship Of Aftisans Bank.-Ofds sxsnisl
Henry Cook AT. ABBY Cook Mtfa.e seJ ndsed void,
and jld fmeut ordered therefor for plaintiff.
solomon W. Brush sst- John G. Gfavrs Melton granted
on pay fnrut 81 costs II tern sui motion, &c
Betrc Jus,ics BARNARD.
IN - Estate o. tobi. Brown Order granted.
The Mayor te, a. Jostph b. Alice e, a--Jgd.msai or
Gefea
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.


COMMENCl>G NAY 5. 1902.
PASSENGER station ia New.York. conner 2hst end 4.h-
avenue. kuir.sce l7tnst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For Nsw.Esvrn LII, tEx 2lS, 3, tEx) 3So'%'''
For EIidseeort, sA IN. (E1)' i2ls Gr,) $50 40,
For MIoTs stra,ford Fairfield Southport and wsstpo
7 a IA. Is, 3 50 0p. N.
For Noru ak Z 30 M. l2ls, 3, (EI) aSo 40 $780,
fot Dssisn and Greenwich, 7 $50 i2i5. 2So tSs
For Stanford. g. tEI) 80 m; niS, >. EI) 49,
80 SO 3 p. NJ tEI o,,
l2l5 3 20. 40. $50. $50 NJ -
por POI, Chester and New Rochelle, p n. lExD
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston, vi. Springfield 8 a. M, s. tExr) n
Fcr Boston via Shore Line. u is 8 p m, (Erl
For Hartford AID Springfield, 8 a. m lex } R.ls stExJ
3 p. H.. ia ,,., m
and y Is p In. 10 N champion. -. =, o., -,
For nartord Providence, and Fi,hail Railroad a. m.
Fo Sew.Haye New.London ard Stouington Railroad u
2 A. M. l2.I5 3 q. p. Nj. ok
Camel Railroad l2.l3 r. M 10 Northampton.
For Housatouic Railroad TO fisned a. N, ) p m, "
New Milford Saturday, through 70 tittsted
For Ssusstack Railroad, y, q N. 3 p N. -.
For Danbury Aad HorSa.k Railroad. 7, s5o NJ 80
uu,odou. slecuing Cars attached 20 ?. Trsin
JAMES ii. hOlr, Superintendent
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REBEL ATTACK NEAR NASHVILLE.
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Disasters, sc.

Tra souE Orotoi. when coming through iieH'oa'e on
Sunday afternoon without pilot went ashore on ole
Point where she , remains She will have to discharge hei
cargo get of.
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Go fubom II man Concern.

DLAKEs PATENT ARGAND GAS
~ BURNER. for sale by the Subscribers sole Agents
therefor All persons cauoned sysnst lnfn sng said
ParnI HENRY ~ HOOPER a. Co..
No SO CONNIE Icial.s. Boston. Oct. ID 1862.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
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IMMATURE sLasStu . -,
ss,PI,.,s.?5 sets...........f.o9 Moon-ssia. l0;ll
wiTEE Tnis pAr
sandy Iioof.d - Gov. sani or fvss''.' -iV'
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TWO UNION COLONELs KILLED.

ACTIVE OPERATIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
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l)ort Waroens' Noilte.

srsrE or NKw. YORK
PoRr. WAmprss uyTCK, No. loi "aH".
NOTICE IL hereby given, IN accordance WIN
section 4 Of w ~ passed Aphi ~ iss" spp1sd AZ
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Great Rush to Leave the Confederacy
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

NAY BOAT for ALBANY aud lNIERAlE-
- DlAIE LANDINGS Steamer AkNENi A. ir9Ha 1 BIZ
of Harrison. At every MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, and FkA-
DAY. at O'Clock m. stopping at Sothst
NORTHERN X. X. Of NEW-JERsh -
IN aims cave Jersey City for Pernoot ur ~;
m. 4:lU 20 D. m. and % p m on ~ y M a.,
AID SATURDAY sIly. j. W. p1~A@"SA'SssS
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We give below n corrected list of regiments mus
tered in NJ TO last Thursday evening so far as re
ported by Brig. Gen. Ketchum, who is charged will
the mastering OF the regiments raised in Illinois
under the late calls:
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TOR BOSTON and PROvIDENCE, via anew.
Il PORT ent FALL RIVER Tho splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. l-sves Nev-fork
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 5
o'clock and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ats O'clock p. n,
from Pie 10. 3 n. X.
Hereafter win be regarded ss secured 10 any sp-
rlicsnt until the sane ,hsl have been paid for.
Freight Boston orwa ded ough with great dispatch
by al Express Freight irein.
WIN BORDEN Agent Noe 70 and II West.sI
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STONINGTON LINE Tor Boston. via GRO
y TON NEW-LONDON, srONINGTOS. PRCNI-
DENCE NEWPORT. TAUNTON sud AEW-BEDFORD.
The splendd steamers COMMONWEALTH sud PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave pier No. 10 n R. foot Of CcuA~
snd;-st.. DAILY fexcep, sundayl at y. m.
Freigh, taken low by any other line Ofce Of Com
w. 81 EDWARDS. Agent
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TOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRING
T. FIRLD--STEAMBOAT and RAILROAD C0ENEC-
TON. via SEW-uAVEN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Pck sp East River daily t5uudays excepted a. 3:5
Tho steamboat ira n leaves the vhsn At EE~HAVEN
the arrival OF the bosi all way stations NIGHT LINE
The TRAVELLER leaves for New Haven at II o'clock.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE' Of

I ONr ISLAND hAiIhOAD-cla Va
i TERMINUs-Ps.seng.r Depot. Jamessfp and fo9i OF
o4th.st, T. NV iatrr AfIspgeuu cInrlr cog FltlsI
Oct. - Leave E~ ORR t n for Ceeuport, sis
Habor Orient and Hsmpton.: a, a. m. AID p Ia for
Isip: o. m. aud D. N for Syo-.et. at p Tor Hemp
s,-ld Sundays the train leaves Hunters Pciat thst.
Felry) 30 M for Rveibeed and stations,
excursion rsses; returning Leaves Riverhesd a,
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
~ For Albany Troy North snd Wes..-SUNnEH AR
RAEGEAfENr con menciig THURSDAY. May :, 1902
For ALBANY, 1890 a. Express Mail Train from 2s,hsA
Station.
For Local Trsins Time Table.
Holm RTRCUIIL Assistant Supe -iu.endenI