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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
."In Skill there IL Safety I"
y skill ana fHfWHHi nl
EHRNH ARID NrFHN ALL,
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Hrfia BrIga, (3l1l Fourth and
Nifka sUfff
CEPuALIC pills tspAulding's) y for Head Ache al
r. Brnghurat's 3i7 MARKET street,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IEufH rs OF the best
articles for dseases OF the hroal A. 81 IL Bfinghurrs
Drug Store.
T0wNsENDs sARsArARiiIA fresh stock just re-
caved and for sale hy II r Bringhnrst Apotherary.
wisHARrs Pine Tree Tar Cordial The geebrated
cough preparation to bs hrl al II Il Rroshuuts Drug
Store
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, tho genuine article o be
had by calling nj II Bfinghurrts prug Store
Mrs WINS. 0W d SOOTHING SYRUP nov In gfrAt
demand Tor chiliren trethinF, at II 4. HrinRhuTsfs.
fLAsks Tor sportuien-l have anr assortment uf va
rinuH size from y put GO pint have iuht imported
them ami they the finest Iuallt oi Dixuns Iarks
II. k BrinEhurst 3ll Market street
BRANDY and WiliSkEN selected pure aud Of hne
quality for medical purposes, by II, H. Briughurst
FLAdd's RELIEF for the immediate reiiei Of pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire lnsuranf- Company, in Whining
ton Thur7iay the Eth day Of october, at 10 ocoek
4. NJ
COLD CREAM tor ehapped hand or lp- for sale ia
any quantity. by II H. Hrit ghurst
flSE SALAD OLA superior article at II. H. Bring
hurHs
hosTErThRS nirlRRs, they rive general s4,isiaetion
and are now IN rFeat ''Tofut. Ii. Il. Hdnghufst,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
since last except corn wirh has advanced luur cent
ef lushs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
FOR RENT.

Ia very 1ne house in excellent order on Market
kslWA between Twelfth aud Thirteenth Streets VIII
k mington. Also, several small houses IN various
- parts Of the city, Apply to
WIN, MGAULLEY
July 49, 1882 Coo Market 81 Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
PRIVATE SALE OF
EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

.s-ss The subscriber win trll at rryAte Sale tie
st&H entire stock Of Stayes, u, Sbeet rpn aud brit
s,aNN tania ware, Cutlery, 3D. BESIDES all IN. tools
dA9za aud fixtures belonging 10 hrst GLASS stove tin
ana sheet iron alAp the store house work
ahops &C. known No. 30 Market street, between 2
and Sd, Wilmington Del extenllnR from Market street
to aud fronting shpey street. formerly occupied by
Geo +. Peterson.
This is Opportunity seldom presented for any one
wishing tn start In lucrative Gusuers in ,lesiraho To-
cation especially this stand has hee long occupied by
persons in this bun For further particulars apply to
oct2lu. NM. + ODANlELi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
1.-THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
I0RlnlNAl MILl CREEk, No.l


Thus COMPANY continues oier to the people OF Della
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire. all descriptions Of nupefty except Marine
risks.
The Institution is commented by % years tNper-
ence TO the snt Of Mutual Insurance.
tbeng the introduce the trncipe INTO our siAte
BY reason which, 1t believed The Managers nave
een enabled adjust and Discriminate between the
different varieties Of prpSy, to render the nelnbef'
ship among the NEST equitable IN character oi tle nut-
Gus Insurance Companies presented 10 the public
II takes credit to itself that It's payments OF losses have
been 50 prompt and hhera at in - years business aud
losses reaching SiuOuO, not single OF ilisd
ton has occurred and scarrss one without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the nHmher and
amount OF It's risks 1t has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Dollars oi Insurance. either requiring loo
great amOunt in single risk as offering unht OBJ
ects Insurance for tue character of the Institution
Gn this manner 1t is conceived has the safest aud
select t of nsurances inprapOron 10 the amount
o,er SIX Millions Dollars, Ul any other Company
within reasonable rauge.
As evidence this it has no only reduced the rate Of
insurance, all times nodeate one-tiNth, during the
last years hut presents clear surplus fund Of
S45000 security against any assessment GU the ID pos
Notes, which by the resort 10 Scrip Certihraes oi
the balances dee each menber nUN being issued viii
be paying Interest To lheni lrog January lS. al tho
ate Of per cent per annun, thus making astl farther
deduction.
It commenced the wear lsh2 with res protection To
the community in Deposit Naef al S2h0O0l
surplus Fund h00uO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
FOR RENT,

..ssA A large fur story brick house No. sl5 Market
E9aEt Street between Eighth and Ninth Streets WI.
is minEton, Del II Is suitable for private tamil
aiklEeA or boarding House, having ~ Chambers bqth
room paflor dining room ami klicen with dry cellar
or II would he converted nt0 Store by altering the
'front.' would be suitable for Drug, Clothing Dry
floods store. Apply to
wN. McAULLEY,
July 10, 1862. COG Market Il, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
Rringhurst,s Ess. Ginger.

Fully equal to any ln the Market sold at low prices by
the Prowielurs
4. BRlNGlIuRsT, y Co
Corner sixth and Market Streets,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
IOOO Agenta Wanted

To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
aPents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of seDen doiars,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming an agent They can he sold in a day.
EeIy" We aooaM rdtter pay s0larieS than Commis-
SONS to those eho prore Themselves efficient saiesmeR
REayr Now is the time TO go into the business
For address and references see above
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

dency of those who are now rejoicing
over the recent Democratic triumphs. 1t
is well, at this hour, to talk plainly to
men who agree upon common principles,
and who should be sincerely united in
support of the Government That any
Administration managing such a war as
the present, and having in charge so
many stupendous interests. should com
NIT mistakes as inevitable 1t would be
amazing if it were otherwise. Our ad-
versaries understand this, and nothing
delights them more than when, refusing
to initiate the close, compact, and un-
questioning organization of the DemOc-
racy, in its better, and even in its worst
days, the men devoted to the common
cause, instead of pressing forward in its
defence, allow themselves to be diverted
from their plain duty to their own friends
in power and to their own interests, by
quarreling with the President and his
constitutional advisers. -s
ri We have lost more in the past by these
dissensions than we can ever recover in
the, future, unless during the coming short
session thex sihceTe advocates of the
Union and ~ administration, which is
the beet ava only embodiment Of the
Go4ernnIent, unite at once, and resolve
to stand by their own agents and SER
wants. If Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet
commit any wrongs, is it for the COM
mon enemy to detect and punish those
wrongs? Is it to be supposed that we
are to be taught our duty by the men
who, in their attacks upon the Admins
tration, have no other idea. in view but
to destroy that Administration? | have
abundant faith in the Republicans in both
branches Of the present National Legis-
lature, and l think | know that no NAL
feasance in Office will be permitted to go
unchastised by them. But / venture to
repeat now what / have said before, that
if the same advantages, the same pat
ronage, and the same righteous cause on
the one hand, and the same vicious viru-
lent, and reasonable enemy on the other,
could be used by the very men who are
now antagonizing the Administration
and opposing the war, there would not
be in the free States a single newspaper
that would dare to question the action of
the Government, or a single politician
that would arrogate to himself the right
to attack it. And it is monstrous that,
when these men have nothing real upon
which tfey can stand they should be per-
nitted by ourselves to embarrass the .Ad-
ministration and to divide US in our pub
lie counsels. have before spokenrlain
words to our political friends, and l will
therefore be tolerated in the utterance
of these honest sentiments upon the eve
of the meeting of Congress.
8lHes 5G NJaB Occasional.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
Truths we'll Said.

In letter to the Philadelphia Press,
dated Washington, Nov %, Mr.. Forney
uttered the following truths, which ought
to be treasured up by every true friend of
Mr.: Lincoh's Administration and the
Government. 2 nIgGI l,C-
The second session of the Thirty-sev-
enth Congress begins on Monday next,
the first of December, and ends on the
fourth of March, 1868. Rarely have
larger interests; and vasterg responsible
ties been crowded in a smaller space
The unity, the vigor, and the patriotism
of the friends of the Administration in
this short session, can alone prepare the
way to a successful future If they are
divided between December, 1862, and
March, 1868, their enemies will have an
easy triumph in the coming election, and
will succeed in the next Presidential
ELECTION. Either the new Congress,
which is to meet in Washington, on the
first Monday of December, 1868, will
meet simply to ratify and approve the
action of the present Administration, or
to prepare the way for change in the
Government, and probably for the ascen-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
IEST REeEINED AZ
H. J. SCHLAEPFER'S

n eNvs1 Drug Store 4.
FINHE LARGEST VARIETY Ye0F- ia IR
fBrushes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes,
Hair Oils, Pomades, and handkerchief Extracts,
ever brought TO the city. if- 1 itf
Also just received some of the celebrated Parable
Chewing Gum. Also, pure article of Tolu Wax
and spruce Gnm-at SCHLAEPFER'S
| noY2I ,,rv ..ssr e Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
DRY G. DDS, &C.
SOLDIERS CLAIMS

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
n W. MCBRIDE AND A. t. WHITTLEsEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money,
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress.
Fees moderate, and no part of their charges col
lecte' till the claim is secured.
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
fsbl5 400 Sd MCBRIDE & &WHITTLESEY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

q We have rarely heard of more heart
rending, yet thrilling scene than the fol-
lowing, described by the Dumfries (Scot-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
o A Terrible Scene,

e We have rarely heard of more heart
rending, yet thrilling scene than the fol-
lowing, described by the Dumfries (Scot-
land) Courier: a1
On Thursday last the Comet put into
the harbor of Farliestown, and took the
ground on sandbahk at short distance
from the quay. Next cay, as the tide
was flowing, five men were engaged in
docking the vessel, when person stand
ing on the quay observed that she was
about to heel over He forthwith gave
the alarm, and four out of the FIVE sue
ceeded in keeping clear; the fifth, man.
named William Loeb, was caught by the
hull of the vessel as it went over, the
bulwarks resting on his loins, leaving bis
head, arms and the upper part of his
body free. The tide was coming in rapidly
and it was known that the PROSTATE body
would belsubmerged in the course of an
hour if the weight of the vessel could not
be shifted. ss1aA
In the course of few minutes all the
seamen, carpenters and able-bodied men
in Garllestewn were upon the spot, and
every effort was madet to lift the vessel a
few inches, bnt in vain; andaby the time
the water had reached the PROSTATE pris-
oner it was evident that his fate was
sealed. The scene which ensued was
truly pitiable and heart-rending; it was
witnessed by large number of specta-
tors, among whom there was hardly a
dry eye. The Rev. Thos Young walked
into the water, beside the drowning man,
engaged in prayer, and drew his atten-
ton to thoughts befitting the sudden and
Inevitable change awaiting him. His
last words to his companions were, Oh,
take off my vest and cover my head, so
that may see tie water An effort
was made to do this, but the garment
could not be removed, and his face was
covered with napkin, just as the tide
was rising around him. In the course of
few minutes after this the cold green
waves covesed the body, and the sorrow
ing crowd dispersed. = 4--rI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

Gen. Hooker Saidto-day, as I sat by
his side, (writes correspondent " do
not love to fight battles-I had rather be
with. my cattle on my farm; but I do
want to see one mighty, overwhelming
blow given to this rebellion, right upon
its head, at Richmond, before Christmas. 4
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
'sADDLERY.
REMOVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE RE
i moved, heir Saddlcry establishment to the
Corner Of Main and Secord Street, in the room ec-
copied by Fred. Krone, deceased. ..a -. -lcL
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

A VETERAN MILLER,-In reply to GER
tain questions proposed by the Census
officers with regard to the business of
John Kelly: of Massachusetts, the vener-
able miller makes the following interest
ing response: =, -r--.r r
"My mill is what is called a Custom
mill; l grind for farmers and others. l
have not employed any help up to this
date, June lst, 1860, having tended this
mill seventy-two years. l have never
been one hundred miles. from home, nor
have | ever rode in the cars or a steam
boat. shall be eighty-six years old
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
GROCERS.
a T,ectllre for young Men

lust PUBLISHED, PRICE 6 CENTS A NEW
,J edition Of the late DR.. CULNERWELL'S
CELEBRATED LECTURE, on the abuse of the
Reproductive Powers, inducing Debility, Nervous
ness Consumption, Epilepsy Mental ana Physical
Incapacity, &C. The radical mode of treatment,
1rithout medicine is fully explained, to enable
every be his physician at the least possi
bleexpense. ~ fs .-llf
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, po-t paid ON receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps Address the publishers,
CH j. C. KLINE & co,
III Bowery, New York, Post Office box, 45so.
news INA
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
News from SAN Francisco.
BON ARRIVAL or TUE GOLDEs AGE--sTATB or
TRADE, ETC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81, 1852.
Uneasuess felt account Of the nonarrival Of the
steamer Golden Age from Panama. thirty hours
over due
Trade has been duh throughout the pas. week The
s,ccks Of dry goods. carpetpgs, &c are running low.
tny bales OF drills shipped 70 Boston by the Sea
t.srx, which cleared Friday.
The British steamer Tynemouth has been chartered Cor
Csps.
A steam boiler exploded yesterday in the National
Flour Mills on Market street. killing four men and wound
spg others, and damaging tho mill 70 the exleut Of
$1,000.
quicksilver lode has been discovered within two miles
OF Francisco, which prospects" richly and Ap-
bea-s TO be quite extensive The discovery Of the ode
sas accidental and wsshnads by workmsn who were
akng preparations TO lay down pipe for the Spring
Valley water Company.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
More Major Generals and Brigadfsr &c
aerals Appointed.

More Major Generals and Brigadfsr &c.
nerals Appointed.
since the publication Of the ociai "Arny Register for
August 1857, shc President has appointed major
generals and thirty mine brigader generals Of volunteers
OF whom cghtcsn sdcers Of the regular army
arc appointed from ovi Ife and the remainder OH
GERS OF the volunteer forces. The following tue
MAJOR GENERALS.
Brigadier General Gordon GraDGer.
Brigadier General Sscphen A. Huribat.
Bligsdler General Robert G. Scheock.
Brigadier General }. ~. Coz.
Or igadier General william s. Rosecrass
Brigadier General James ID. McPhsrsou
Rrissdier General Schuyler Hamilton.
BROADER GENERALS.
IolQnci George y. sbselsy of Maine.
Canaan SSs :s' ssa os5D; sS q
Colonel Orlando b. Wilcox, lat Michigan vountoers
Colonel Thos. l.. Kane, lst fennsyivsna Rites.
Colonel Edward Ferrsrs, 5lst New York Volunteers.
Colonel aouverusur X. warren 9th New York Volunteers
c.pisu WiisS 4 Tsrrii, s,S srlIlsry o. s. A tsius.
kied).
Colonel frank P. Blair. ist Missouri artillery
Captain Charles G. Gilbert, IL, Infantry, sA
Colonel Alfred suly ls, Maine Volunteers tmsor ssh 10
cooUe, James M Magic 4s,h penpsytyaus volunteers
Colonel n. ,. Jackson, sth Maine Volunteers
Copnsl Michael Ccrcorsn, Goth New York vounsssrs
Colonel Gcrshasn Mott, 9th New Jersey Volunteers
Richard Busteed, OF New York.
Major Rufus ingalls,, Qusrtsrmastsr, u :. A.
Colonel Randolph r. Marcy, inspector Gensral,u u.sA.
MAJOR John Breford Assistant Inspector General U. A.
Colonel John r. slough LIST Colorado vounteevs
fs,lopel Charles r. Hovey, SD Illinois Volunteers
MAJOR George W Cuilum, Corps Of Epgnesrs, u. sA
Colonel John r. Kenly, 1st Maryland Volunteers.
Colonel George Crook, 3oth Ohiovoluntsers.
Henry n sibley, " Minnesota
colonel GAVIN y. rat, 9lst New Yosk Volunteers
ustor Henry =. Hunt, 5th artillery, ". =, A
Colonel William Aver Sd Pennsyivanls cavalry (caF,
tain Of sd cavalry, u, 8. Al
Captaia Charles 4, vintco 18TH INFANTRY, u. &. A.
Coonsi Robert W. Cowdn, lat Massachusetts, Volunteers
Captain Philip ". sheridan, 18th Infantry, u. 8.
Colonel Joseph H. Cur, "a Nor York Volunteers
Colonel Nelson raylor, I'D New York Volunteers
Colonel Mason BrAymsn, 2eth Illinois Volunteers
Colonel Gustavsa A Smith, seth Ii',uols Volunteers
Colonel AlcxaDder Hays. 63d Pennsyv ana Volunteers
Colonel Frar1s G. pariew 61st Nov York Volunteers
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
TINE war 1 /. \ xEmrucKY.

As~t of 1Iergsns Gasrillas- Captssrs or
Prisoners and waSons-The Reports
Regarding Generals AIcCook and Roas-
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. rs. 1852.
Colonel Edward Mccook. Acting Brigader General with
nye hundred cavalry left Crab Orchard on Thursday
anornng He encountered several bands OF John Nor
Gsns guerlas and scotts rebel cavalry Eck and
Big Hill. killing four and capturing their telegraph
operator wth his apparatus thirty.thr wagons,
partly loaded The remainder the towards
hoaat Vernon
Acting Brigader General McCook had two horses shot
under ..ni.
At Rcbaond forces captured two hundred sick and
wounded rebels whom they paroIed.
An reports OF dsobcecc orders by Generals McCook
sad Rousseau Of their having been arrested are abso
aateiy tsise
LourvILIS, Oct. 81, 1851.
Tho GrsDd Jury to-day indicted General Jen @ Davis
cor nsnsiadghter, In killing General Nelson
Tho first through mail for Nashville, since Morgan's
RAID commenced, viii leave tomorrow morning.
No mails from any point east Of here have been re-
osved to-day.
fhs~e Is no army news TO telegraph.
Kentucky Gasriilas ON the Retreat.
@t CAIRO, ILL.,. Oct. 2s, 1852.
Inrornation from the country last night represents
chat the guerillas who were lately In camp midway
between Germantown and Collersvine had been seen
n r tereas, closely pursued by the Union cavalry,
under Colonel Guersou.
These gueflas from Kentucky and the imprss.
son prevails that they committing dspredaous
their own hook.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
Death AZ hiphoaz CLARK, OF the Twsuty
N sixtn Maine Regsnsent,

NnvARa, n. J, Oct y 1907.
Aipnons ylsfk. o. Company A, TwcDty sx,h M'ns r.
sime.t, who was injured on saturday On tho rasoad
while hts regiment was on the way 70 Washington, led
., shs hospital 10 this city on saadA eyeaas
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

Court CaSenaer-Thb Day
svrasss CoUu-CsREUr Part T. L-Adtoueue1 ~ tern
Fart ti---Ho sss4. sddsa 70 oA,sndar a. nes<Ayy
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
Osr Key West Correspondence.

kkS Wksf OCt. Nv, 1907
Aoress,.s Of Kdoat pessels Abatement OF the Yettso
Pevs--Prtss Vesssls, dc.
The United States steamer Young Rover Captain Stud
ley returned the 7h from lengthy cruise exhaust
Ing all her coal, and will take in supplies and
proceed to New York
The Gunboat steamer fshoma, Lieutenant Command
Ing Howell into our harbor on The 3d. and coaieA
during tho night leaving in the morning for her station
In the Gulf During hsr they had lest OF her
ofncsrs Acting Master Hurley who died 90 tbe 2sd ui
Of yellow fever.
returned frsm . cruise % the stb, and will remain
port fsw days.
The United States steamer Huntsville, Captain Rogers.
M cruise The ssh. having been long detained BY
fsvsr board and the oss Of several or her ossrs
She was joiusd ky twQ ofcers the eth-Sarseoa
Hart aud Psymastsr Sweet. The chief engineers post
10 still vacant.
The frisats st. Lawrence. Captain schsnck, and the
United States steamer Magnolia, Captain Spots. bosh
IN ps1 Their crews are nearly recovered from fcvsr.
The yellow fever has very much absted duriog the last
tss weeks asd the weather Is cool and favorable
every way, We led 70 expect that wilt now soon
terminate aud be known no more upon the island for this
small pilot boat schooner the Two Sisters has juss
arrived having been captured od the haroor OF Calves
.on TeIas Iy the steamer 90 ne 2o.h sspem
Master stowell sse has caHso Of osggins aad rope
from Sissl.
The schooner Amelia Ann Captain Kemp was seized on
the 9th inst by Captain Geo W. Buseli Provost Marshs
The property OF wtha the rebel lines and IN
bolton She was formerly owned By W. D. r. n. Rsmp,
who upon leaving for Rsbsdom, fifteen msaths since
sold her 70 their brother AyariAh. She 10 turned
the QuAxtesmasters Department for service for
which abe ID most excellent vessel, being nearly new,
aad about 120 tons.
The schooner Isabel loaded with salt captured BY the
bark James L. Davis, on the harbor OF 80 Marks Fa
has arrived here This schooner once previously
brought In here prize and sold, afterwards sent
tender 10 the steamer Montgomery She was captured BY
tho rebels and again turns up prize Commerce
n ponta N aouth IN uncertain.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

vaughan's Photographic studio, S2S
Bowery-Noce. Twelve Cartes De visiie, 81 wamansaA
equal " any made on Broadway. 22s Bowery. =.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
seif.Mstiis stiea--Cnn's Get Out OF she
nra

IL having been assovered that parties ia potisyills
had rcsortcd the expsdent cutting cG the orenngtr
the 6rst ont for tho purpose OF avoiding The draft
tho Secretary OF War wrtton 70 regarding tbs mat
tor aud the following re ly was elictted.-- -
WAn DsrARfsESr Sept - 1882
------. ------, Feq, -----, Pebnsyvase .-Sr--n
reply 20 yohrs Of the ith inst relative 70 psrsohs who
have presented themselves for cxempsn from srst
wih the forcnSxe- taken on a. tbs GrI, ioint am a.
rected 70 nay hs the loss cf tho arst jont the fore
nngss vii lcs ca, npt person from nrNt v Nc can nsht
,lf Nff7IN NJ order of ths Stt RETtRY or WAR,
0.r, nvcpxoW4s Ria Con sd A. q
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

3. r. Glenn. Attorney at Law, New Or
leans La may be consulted st the g. Nicholas Hotel Cos
the next ten days
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
Ths spanish Rrigase Princssa de Asta-
rlass

The courteous commander OF the Prncesa dc Asturas
tss notified that his nns vessel open 70 such Of
our czcns ss desire 70 visit her. She has been tho
souahy overhaulcd, cleaned and painted and appears
scsrssbed and betcred by the change. VISITS however,
us sc made between the hours Of one O'Clock and
down !cr Mr. Bsanet Gays 10 his friend Mr.. George
tBlcsg House, "discplinc must be maintained The
rouocu = devoted 70 exercising the crew In the use Of
shs,r arms, aud during the performance q this duty the
trssunre Of visitors, and the attention they would re-
Quire might interfere with us proper discharge For
shs esan the commander Captain Alvarado has wisely
Aevcted the Afternoon alone 70 visors The Prncesa de
Astrias lies very close t6e Battery aud may bs ap
hreache,I trom either pier Ne. or No North river
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

Phaloa & SONS "Snoyv White Oriental
Cream" FOR beautfyng the complexion. .ad by ell drug
Otat