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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-12
 Litchfeld. East Mill. Dec. 1st, 1861.

New Milford Village Lots for Sale TEVHE subscriber now offers for sale several -k very eligible building lots ill the village of New Milford. The lots are beautifully situated frenting on Whittlesey Avenue, and upon the new highway running north towards the ceme- tery and containing from quarter to one and quarter acres each. The terms of purchase will be made reasonable and easy for purchas CTS.
 A rare opportunity is thus presented to secure pleasant location and residence in one of the most delightful villages in Connecticut.
 A. 5. MYGATT. Dated New Milford. Feb Is, 1861. ALI
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-12

Ground Plaster, 9p@D R TONS.-The subscriber keeps con 9DSSD stantly on hand good supply of a superior quality, which will be sold at $7 per ton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-12

F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,,
 5s2 BROADWAY NKw-YoRk. Sold by c. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; J. Catlin, Northield; A. St. John, Kent; G. F. Afford & Co.,, Hitchcocksyille.
 1y15.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-06-12

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 OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS. We send these Remedies by the single box full case to any part of the country, by mail or express free of <targe, on receipt of the price.
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 Look over the list make up case of what kind you choose and nclose the amount in current note stamps by mail to address, at 562 Broadway, NewYork and the medicine will be duly returned by mail or express
 VETERINARY HOMEOPATHY.
 Humphreys' Specific Homeopathic Reme- dies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Dogs, &c. diseases ailments to which domestic animals subject together with complete manual of directions for use, plain and simple that farmer breeder readily them The remedies put in large vias of of Hquids and the entire set and book will be sold at S. Single vials with directions at $1 each. Sent by mail or express, free of charge, receipt of the price. Priceo book singly 50 cents.
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Jasper only child Of Joseph and Carl, AoLsren sgod
year. months ead IL dave.
Inc relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral from the residence Of his psrep Ray
mond street near DeKalb avenue Brooklyn, uTsday,
9th iust, at D IN.
MAlO-On Monday. Nov D. at No. Q Hudson Terrscs 10
boken OF cholera infauum Syysnus OF Syvsnas Gad
Marie Louise Mayo. sged II months and II days
The friends Of the family respectfully inyi cd to attend
the funeral from the redeuce Of bis grandfather Peter
Hitter. esq ss sboye.
bORTON-At Elisabeth N j. on Monday Nov B. of cholera
iuflnun Alice Evira, infant daughter Of DR. Joseph q
and Amsnda +. Morton.
MAYNARD-In his city. on Saturday. Nov. suddenly Of
cptthers Ahes daughter Of Hiram Abf sud Catherine
A. Maynard, aged 10 years
ONEARA0n Saturday morning nov l. Of consomp,ios,
10 the 10Th year OF her age.
i'RfcE-In this city Saturday, Nov. Mary Price
"a A.TSAY--On Saturday Nov l. at the resds,ce Of hi
b her in-sw John D. Uadlsy DEWITT C. Ramsay. In The
23d 10 OF his ago.
sTRARNS-At Elizabeth ~ J., on Saturday Nov. 1901,
John o. StearDs Superintendent Of the Central RsilrosS
topeuy OF Jersey in the 5Stb OF bis age hsvae
been connected With the road for over D. years.
The funeral service, will take place ST. Johns Church,
Elizabeth ~ j. on Thursday the 9th Inst at O'Clock
special Train will les7c foot Of Coursndt street. u
o'clock.
Friday, Oct 81. Stephen Storm in the 7h yea
Of hs age.
Tbe relatives and friends the iy ere respectfully invek
to attend IN, funeral from hslate residence No. 81 WeS
Twenty 'ouTsh street, Wsdnesday as-noon 5th insI
at 81 O'Clock precisely, without fcr.her Invitation.
INONDS-In Scotch Plains. N. J., on "Wednesday Oct 70
Drs Patty sioopd- sged 80 years months sad Is dsya
'oston and CsiiioTna papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

= after masters and before mic. 'aPpen' no oo'I
naLd Of email vessels is often a-~Sned J" '''
officers
INQUIRY INFO THE CONDUCT OF GEN. BUELL.
The Secretary Of War has ordered Military Com
mission to be organized to inquire into the conduct
Of Major-Gen Buell in reference to his permitting
the invasion of Kentucky by Gen. Bragg; biz failure
to relieve Munforisvie, and SLOWING its capA1re by
the enemy; his conduct during the battle Of Perry
vile; bis suffering the forces Of Geu Bragg 10 es-
cape from Kentucky without capture or loss, In
attacking them; and his operations in the States q
Kentucky and Tennessee Court to be held at
Cincinnati.
PROMOTION OF COL. ELLET.
The appointment Of Brigader General has been
conferred on Col. Alfred w. Ellet, who distinguished
himself greatly in the operations of the ram fleet
on the Mississippi, and he has been authorized to
raise volunteer marine brigade, to serve with the
ram feet, in conjunction with the gunbOsts, on the
Western waters. The son of the late Col. Charles
Ellet who was wounded in the engagement at Mem
phis has been appointed Colonel in the brigade.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
TEE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
The Rossi OF urbridge's Cuerriii"s-their
Loss IN tkiIlcd, Wounded, and Prisoners
236-lur. KILLED and Wounded.
=. Lorls. Iuesdsy Nov + ~

El.
We have additional details Of tie recent rout OF
Burbrid-es guerrillas al Baihngsr Mills, South-Eesi
sIissouri. The forces Of Dewey and Lazear formed
q iuuctiou beyond Pttman's Ferry. Dewey had O
running fplt for fifteen miles with BuibTidsos
cuerrilss Our Ioss was tr.hiug. Several Of the
epsrny's officers were taken prisoners. Lazear
chased a detachment Of Boons's men from Van
Buren, t. Balinger Mills, fve mies tbs side q
poeahon,a. The killed, wounded, aud captured Of
,he euen,y amount to 2Jt. Our loss was one killed
and four wounded.
The prisoners say they had orders from Hindman
70 make forced march TO Springfield; follow tho
rear Of our army under Schoa.ld; tase Springfield
snd cut OF Lis supplies.
dispatch from Colfred las been received BY
Cen Da,idson stating that L-zcar had returned to
Patenou lie went 10 PocshoItas; Grove the ene-
my across the river, followed him several miles,
made msny important captures; lad oniy three men
wounded aud one taken prisoner. Tie enemy lott
20 killed, 10 horses captured aud so stand Of arms.
Dewey bad also arrived with number Of prison
ers. having loft two wounded and inflicted a heavy
loss on be Rebels
important letters have been captured.
II 10 sscsrianed That jackson il IT Little Rock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
DIE, D.

D., ,bi,ci,y on Saturday Nov ? seymour ufsn:
.1a cf L. Seymour onA Maria Ashley ased monih''
piRHr-At her residence In Cheese H.. on Weeessasy;
Oc ~ OF toyphoid fever sarah wife oi jacob boiAs su
,,r of tie ate Philip Rey ro'cs Of JohnHt0".i Moh'-
goinery County, y. 4, aged u yess'
BRADFORD-At Hong HONS. China by seeaseH.IJ "a IS
- ~ ,ts., "a of Aerard-r ". Bradford OF thi, Guy.
Widowed with unusual talents win se, - IA wa. he
,c,it,oa ard hrart overiowng win gooSh,s -, ns " '
'o''d by al who new him and "a. he IDOL OF ' home
nLOoMFR-A, East New York. on Saigrdy. N3v J. & ina
both E. edo, daughter Of Geo l. aoa iNA's'"
CARPENTER 80 In this city, on Saturday, nov Ann
widow OF Chester Cspener' IN TIC '''n Je' 'i W. s
coRNW,IL-ln thi. city. on Satnldsy Nov l. hooer,
Vusn, Youngest Of Edward and Aie4s Corn" A. aseo
wear. 10 months and 10 days.
CoRBETT--n this city, on Sunday NOV . WI" |''0'-a
In the 18th year OF h'age'
CREGiER - IL th. city, on Saturday Noy. T. h'soe"'
Cr.gsf. widow Of James crssier' ased % year"
CLASCY-In this city, sunday, Nov = 'snes sianeJ'
aged years months aud day
coRplTr-ln Rssoklyu. on Saturday, Nov l. ssmnel w.
Cofbitt sged - years, months sna > dsS"
New Haven (lonu.l papers p'cs'e copy
pODD-On Saturday, Nov. Margaret Dodd only dArthei
Of ofRernad aud Elizabeth Dcdd si'sr short ins' ssso
~ moatns ana . DAYS
Newark papers please copy
DowNs-Klei at the battle Of shs'P'burs on wednesday
sn, n, Cant Iohn ;. Downs Company 3, ith Regiment
Nss.Y ork Volunteers Ga, Scott Life Gu'rd)
FINKE-On Sunday. Nov. Lucy. wife Of Lsdwis sirke
aged 30 years month aud - days
oAnprln Brooklyn, on Monday, Nov. ,, Edmund Gsrdo
eyed 50 years
UARVFY- In this city on Monday Nov 3 Melissa, wife q
JOHN Harvey aud daughter OF Richard and Catherine Gil
NOR, IN the J3l year Of hes Gge.
gNAPP--On Tuesday, Nov. !, hrs Polly Knapp, aged Z
ye4n months and days
The and friend. o the !aiy rcpeetfay invited
10 ,tend tho funeral from residence OF her son. S
Barrett No Isf West hineth street this iWednesdey
afternoon s "a O'Clock without further invitation Tier re
msiu. viii DO taken on Thursday morning TO Stamford
Conn, iof intermcnt
FfNNEYAt Council Bluffs Iowa. Sunday, Oct 49, sfe
a.hsr ,u,sl oi typhoid fever N +. Ksniorh kinney
the % yoar Of his sss. late aresiaent OF thl' city.
Noryais (Counl paVcIs please copy.
IYNE-M this city, Monday, Nov. . Danny Lyme on
soa Of Daniel and johanna Lyme sged ycar month GA
10 days
| KELLEHFR-ln tbi, city. Saturday. Nov l. fimothy
Of William aGd Mao Acelet' IN Io i1' )o' % IA
agr
! NEIN.-On Saturday. Nov. J. Gsoigs Klein Only son
G.os - saI ka,har.Ho Klein, ssei years 'nonn' ana
| dlJt.
! .,tlrp,prIcK-lp ii, city. on Sunday Nov 2 Josop
| Kalpat.ick ia iho J,ta year Of ms age
AIcLARLa-Ia Bsoosyu "a rQssosS aisISios S'r' 'su
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Rcraiso OF the Enen,y nt EackiaHd--Quiet
Along the Fronf-Repcr:s By scouts-
Important Arrests

Important afrS@h'
Special D.sp s.ch 70 Tie ~ l. TrbuDe
WAsuIsoroS. Tuesday, Nov 1862.
The following despatch has been received, dated,
RAIRy.x CorAT-HOUsz, Va. 1uesday Nov 4 1867
Last night the enemy paid witt 10 our pickets
Al Bueklsnd Mlls, aud attempted to drive them back
but were repuscd.
All continues quiet along the front.
Scon'ing parties proceeding as far as White Plains
report 10 force Of the enemy in sight. The membeFs
Of Col Baker's special force were at Fairfax yes
erday, on the ds arturo Of the roOps and were very
successful in their operations.
They srfesied some eight prisoners, among them
parties concerned In Southern mail Arrangement.
borse thieves, &c. large amount Of Government
property was recovered, and many theits doubtless
were nipred in the bud. Tne officials were ably
seconded their expertions by Gen. sigels oficer.
Yesterday our troops took possession Of TAorouel-
ssre Gap. Some firing took place--hardly enough to
be called . skiImish, however.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
,PEgaTIOyy OF GEN. SIGEL'S CORPS
The Enemy Driven Ont of ThorOushfarc Gap,
Our Troops Taking Formidable Positions.
HsApgu MNrsRs OF THE AMY or TEE foIoSao'

l0O
The advance Of the Army OF the Potomac mp the
Valley on the eie eide of the Blue RIDGE is being
pushed forward wiz all dispatch.
Gen. P!easan,ou % cupied UpPerviile this after
uoon. after spirited engagement with the enemy
FOR about four hours We bad mons killed, but sew
eral wounded. Tie Rebels left three OF their dead
on the field.
Uppervlle is four miles frcr Asbbys Gap, whic'
the Rebels are endeavoring TO s0\l.
Our troops now hold all the Gsps up to Ashbys,
with every prospec; of having thaf Io-morsow
There was soue force Of the enemy to-day III
front Of Smokers Gap, the left bsrk OF the She
oandoah, 20 dispute oor passage at ihai poin''
The rumors of the invasion Of Maryland by the
way of townsville are not believed at these bead
quarters.
The last report from the rear slows that these
reports are unfoUndcd.
The army is ready and prepared to fight general
battle when the Rebels may see properto meet them
The army is IN better coudlon than 1t ever has
been, with tue exception of tie want Of more cav
alry-a want that ID really felt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
The Di,as:ers on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1859.
Among the disasters caused by the recent storm
on the Likes, the following are repOrted;
Schooner Chief-Justce Marshall is ashore between
Barcelona and Dunkirk; crew all lost.
Schooner Post Boy is ashore above DunkIki
crew saved.
A dispateh from State Line says the schooner
Dugby Of Buffalo is ashore there, and total wreck
crew all lost; three were washed overheard.
The schooner l.. G.. Williams was alfo wicked;
part of the crew were saved.
The captain Of the propeller Water Witch
reports seeing TIE upper works of propeller of
GRAY lily Bay lie thought it belonged to the pro-
peller California, but is uncertain.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1862

air tubes and cells, they ali-impofNrAt. for, q
working together, they accomplish that end TO
which the patient submits bis case to the physician
'hs healing Of the lungs.
No pdos,r,, n medicine is better established than
tbet to effect cure We mnss Ss' toe aIseg'. not tte
symptoma In consumption, Il Ns wou'e 'reas ~ sne
disease the patient must iLdie for sotie NJ o'.ss M
means OF reaching. its ssst. Treslness % " yvhe '%e
stomach san never be mora tbAu pdnat'oe, wohe
that by Inhalation is always raAc@'-" gets 'no
| remedy TO the very root of the syiI.
Subject az mankind are TO an infn 70 variety ol
opposing Influences, and to idiosyncr~ les po'n u
mind and boiy,-inUariQbe success ia n 1 possible
IN The treatment OF this, or any other cgN Ase' a
condition OF lungs which scarcely dangerous Z" one
person may prove mortal 10 another. But tive n any
AMI wonderful recoveries which hare been, aed a. 'e
beng effected by ths direct and powerful tres;rnast
advt cate, are in singular contrast with the uliye--
sal faiInre which has attended, and must attend
tfeatmeW by the Stomach in disease of the Lungs.
II, in Iatoring as l have done for 30 many
years, to ditGse among the people OF th3 coun-
try practical and rational opinions, in regard TO
tho causes and treatment Of pulmonary diseases,
had done no more than to discourage tbe
invalid from reliance for cure upon quackish cosgh
syrups--fsh oil, and, the miserable system OF pal.
liation 80 common, should still consider i had
accomplished great work; but when lind my
professional brethren adopting my theories and com-
nendng my practice for It's ratisnaity ard success
WneD. IN IKE manner, see tno cufD0" tb."iJ ""N
The orygen treatment, both adopted IN Edrope-
usually 30 conservative of old ideas-as the long
sought for light which Ia to guide the profession TO
success ia the treat ment Of Consumpion-when
am daily greeted by old patients wac come TO tell
me Of the years OF health and gratitude which they
owe to my treatment, and when look around ana
zee confidence and hope beaming from TIC faces OF
those who come daily to consult me, cannot but
feel that my abors have accomplished wider ana
higher range OF usefulness. and am encouraged 10
20 on until Consumption ceases TO DO regarded Win
that dread it now inspires.
Having discussed the subject OF Catarrh,"
" Bronchitis" ann Consumption in the foregoing
letters, am compelled by my professional engage.
ments 10 postpone for short time the continuation
Of the series. In few weeks, however, hope 10
be able TO resume, when shall explain the nature,
cuuses and cure Of Asthma.
Your obsdient servant, .
ROBERT HUNTER. NJ D.,
ph,,c.p fr Diseases Of the Lungs NO. 8ji Broadway.
Esv. iork. Nov. I. l5t1 ., 80.
Not,.-Dr. K. Hunter, in association WITH ms
brother Dr. james Hunter, deyotes his exclusive
attention to the treatment OF bronchial snd pull
monary diseases. They can be consulted person.
aly or by letter at No. 832 Broadway, oetweea Inc
hours Of 9 n. III. and 5 p. m., daily.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
10 tho Associated Pres,
WA,nisGr0y, Tuesday Eov.t loe7

MITIGATION OF A sMUGGIERs SENTENCE.
The proceedings Of the Military Commission, in
The esse Of a citizen named Seeoy Lewis are now
made public. lie war tried nj Memphis, charged
with smuggling goods through the lines asairst the
orders o, the General Commanding; aud also with
possing through them with tue intention Of visiting
the enemy aud giving them information. The Com
mission found him guilty, being convinced The pre-
oner was Il spy, and unanimously recommended tnat
be lie hanged. The order OF the President Of tho
United States upon tho proceedings Is ia follows:
So far as the fentenee in the case relates to the
accused as spy, IL Is d.sapproyed, the Commission
not Laviug jurisdiction OF tue Ocnsc. lhe sentence
of death Is mitigsted to imprisonment for term OF
ak uonths commencing this day Oct. y, 1862
A. LINCOLN.
APPOINTMENT or PURCHASING coMniissioAihs'
Col. Robert Alien, Quarermaster u. ). A., has
been announced as Chief Purchasng Qnariermaster,
and Col. r. J. Haines, Commssary OF Subsistence
II. s. A., as Chief Purchasing CommisSsry for the
DEPARTMENTS of tie Missouri, the Tennessee, and
the Northwest.
GEN. HhGNEY.
r;s known 70 the friends OF Gsn Harney that be
will return TO St. Louis TO await tho orders oi the
War Department
VOLUNTEER tNblNf'h'.
An order hns been issued deierriDg the orgnniri-
tion Of the regiments and companies Of volunteer
engineers recognized by the net OF July last
ORDER OF DISMISSAL REVOKED.
Tho President has revoked the order dsmissing
Iiept. Il. T.. Crawford from military service.
opDTnxD TO JOIN GIN. ROsECRbNS.
Maior-Gen. Schuyler Hamilton has been ordered
TO duiy under Gen. Rosecrans.
REMOVAL OF CONvALEsCENfs.
Conyalescent soldiers are from time 70 time re-
moved f.om the hospitals Of WaahiOs'on. To-day
800 of them left Washington.
NAVAL ACTING ENsiGN5.
The following named Acling En'isn' have b''n
APPOINTED 10 tho Navy, and ordered to the New
York Yard 20 receive instructions in gnnnery; NJ
Robinson. Chss. =. Thompson, w. BoughtOn' N'b'
McNeilsy. and WIN. Walker. John R0dg'r
bs, been APPOINTED Acting Ensign and om-fed -
40 Western aota; JOSEPH s. Cony has IN "P'
poi.tcd Ac4ug Ensign, rad o-deIeo To bosI'n'
Ael,us Easi,,n IS now grade in he Navy aOd r-'A'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
The Rebels Driven Ont OF Tboroughfare
Gnp--Our Troops Moving into Eormi-
aahie Potitious.

FAIRTAx STATION. Tuesday. NOV 81 r. m
Information from the front says that our cavalry,
under Gen. Stahl last evening drove he enemy out
Of Thoroughfare Gap, and the division OF Gen.
Schurz advanced and took possession Of it. No
enemy remained in sight there last evening at dusk
The other divisions Of Siges force, under Sahl and
Ven Stenwehr, are well upon the raircsd in support
ing distance of Schuiz. Our cavalry also now hold
Buckland Mills where recently the Rebels had n
pretty s,roug guard. Bayard force holds Aldie snd
the country between tina, POINT and the front OF
Sigel's sdvGnce.
The Rebel force az Catlett's station and Warrenton
junction had net been changed up TO yesterday
morning.
Union people who have just come in report that
there is "A Rebel force of 5000 inisntry and 1900
cavalry at the town Of Warenton, with some
artillery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
GpeeIGl Notices.

Lecture-WOMAN. HEa INFLUENCE AND TRAIN
ING.-ihe Rev. Dr.. FISH Of Newark, will deliver his
csen lecture the above subject Ia tina S.eDton Bsp
tist Church ons block east u ~. Bowfry WEDNE9
DAY EVENING. Nov 5. Ut a O'Clock. Tickets q cent?
This lecture has been peated several times and
elected the highest encomiuns from the prcss
The Rev George B. Cheever. ID. D., will siye The
Introductory lecture TO cOgDs to DO gitsn In Snlob
Church Of Prince aud Marion-s THIS wednesday,
EVENING att o'clock
"What n Blind Man saw ia England. .',-Ihs
Rev " NJ. h. MiLbURN will lecture "a the Greenes. x.
Church between Broome and spdng sta, on WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, Nov. s. 1862, at o'clock. Tickets Is centa
American Geographical and Statistical SO.
cely.A stated meeting Of the Society will be he'd st the
Of the Historical Society Of ldsy and ll.h &
on THURSDAY, the 9th Of November OF p ~. Mr..
CHARLES FRANCIS HALL will MAKE his report Of recent
xposions ia the Arctic regions from which country be he's
bro ht en- Esqmaur family who he thinks vii be service
obls in his future Iesesrches he will bring thsm to the
meeting charge Of 80 osnts admission viii De made fos
person 70 dersy toe expenses incurred by DR. Hal IN
bringing this family. Special tickets free OF charge wW
be those members who may cal a. Clinton Hall Tot
them prior p Of that eVe1ingsucb ticket. not 70 be
transferable. By order Of The CosnciL VIM COVENTRY
H. WADDELL Rec. Sec
General society Of Mechanic and Trades
men OF the Clty OF New-York.-The IesuisI meet
Tug OF tle Soci-ty will held Mechancs Hall, No IA
.Biosdway. THIS lNednsstsy) EVENING. at one hoas
siter srDset. VIM. VAN NOhOEN' oecfethy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Tho SIassachuscits Election.

B0sT0N, TueidaJ, Nov I, ID1,.
The vote in Boston for Governor foots up 6,OlO
fr Andrew and 0se for Doven' The result In - towns
not including Boston, give. Andrew 1904, DevsE, 1881
tn. r.elscioa Of Andrew by very large majority !. sure
A. H. Rice tsp1 Is defeated for Corgres 10 the lid Dis
tres by J. D. Sleeper Peoples caIdidstel who has ~
plurality In he lNGh Distinct Hooper lRep IA reelected
TO CoIsfess over Jude Abbott Peoples csndidate).
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
The Grew Of the ship hilcshauiun

FORTRESS MJsKoH. Tuesday Nov. g. 1852.
The Richmond DDpateh of the lst inst. says
chat ioar prisoners were received at Libby Prison
yesaTday. They gave their names as James G.
Bsston WIN. Williams, Joseph II. Pate, and Jacob
RATE. They were captured at tie mouth Of the
Rappahannock. Bas.sn was the master Of the A..
ltaLanIa1; WiIIIams, Grst mate, and Pate pilot.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
ACTIVITY at Point OF I:Ochs-rsenvy Sap
plies for ihe Arny-Tho Soldiers an IA
ceIieCf aririfs.
NAsniNGroN- Iuofday, Nov. :, ItU..


Information from Manassas junction says that Tie
Point Of Rocks is almost as lively as when II vas
formerly an important depot for supplies. Three
heavily laden trrs arrive and depart daily, crowded
with supplies and troops. The news Is cheering
TIE men aro in tie best spirits and eager TO press on
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
MARRIED.

,.,.rr, s,fptRR-I, Phlsiephs Monday, Nov y,
~ ,s H,y Fsfher Kelly Mr.. Richard Nsglo oi e,9eNSu,
40 Mi.. Mada ,. Aubes, eldost nsef ei " iii'Ali
ambler erl. ofPhilsdeiphia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

FoKIcAsTLK WIT.-The following sentiment was
offered OF watch" on one Of our national marine:
ACTv sEhvicEMsy the shot and she'll hersafer DO os
hoo,ed lss he prise noDsylle largest share 4uose I've
eActrN
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Duslness Noillss.
ALL Wool UNDERsBIRrs AND DRAWERS
The bes, ever msde--on hand aud made to order by
UNION ADAMS. No. eJT Broadway.

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