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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11
The Ysn.ecs al, lf.l,on Heaa.

CHARLESTON, Sept rs, 1852,
The Mercury Of this mtrniug says that pas
seng:rs report there are grounds for believing
that the enemy are sending heavy reinforcemenfs
to Hilton Head aud along the shores of Broad
river pinckney Island il now occupied by
large body Of troops H5e '+,sJ '6
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

Robert Leggett has been appointed
major Of the 18th Connecticut, Ujce
Daniel NJ. Mead, deceased. AIso,-
Lieut.. Mead, to be captain, Co. G; Cd
Lieut.. Benz. Greaves to be 1st Lieut.,
and Orderly Sergeant J, N. Symns,
to le I'd Lie>;s.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11
prisoners states that Gen. Joe Johnson
Pied recently at Richmond of wounds
Received at the battle OF Fair Oaks.

/ a party under command of Lieut..
Nutting, recently left Washington, N.
~, on the steamer Eagle, for Pungo
liver. On arriving in the vicinity OF
be late lire, they captured a rebel sol
ger, who had just arrived on fur.
Iugh from Wilmington, and also an
&ieer Of the rebel army, who was
dt,secting conscripts by order of the
isa s1''.aat fthis Department.
1hey were semitic New6efn, and ar
rived here last evening, on the Eagle.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

Alfred Maxwell, appointed masters
mate upon the recommendation of ex-
Congressman James Humphreys, of
Brooklyn, is under arrest as spy, and
in double irons at the Washington
navy yard. Capt. Wilkes having rea-
son to suspect him, on investigation
fonnd that he had been captain in
the rebel army.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

A few days since. ten men of Capt.
Coles company Of Cavalry, chalged
through the enemy's camp, at Core
Creek, driving some forty or fifty ske-
daddling rebels in dismay. They cap,
tured IS horses, arms, etc. Col. Mix's
Cavalry are very efficient corps, and
do good service, when opportunity
offers.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

On Thursday night last, a party of
some twenty-five guerillas visited the
premises Of Messrs. Beers & Springer,
on Pungo river, and burned their
houses, mills, and stores, consuming a
large quantity of lumber, tar, ETC.
This spite is supposed to arise from
the fact, that Mr.. Springer is the
Quartermaster of the 1st N. G. Union
Volunteers.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11
rte Rebel Cou.erip, Law unc,n. ,u,,euaii

The Rebel conseript Law Uncons,itbtibnal al
The Richmond Whig says,--Judgs Thomas,
Of the Elsert Superior Court iGeorgis hasFseent-
lY. Ia q habeas corpus caso pronounced The con.
script 10y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES void. Els opin.
lon !" published in Georgia papers What the
effect will be remains to be seen. We should
have q supreme Court. now, to settle the ques.
lion defuitively. -
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

Eleven rebel prisoners arrived here,
last evening, on the Eagle, from Wash
ington, N. g. They were captured in
the late attack on that place, and
wounded.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

The rebel conscription in Georgia
is enforced with cruel severity. En-
rolled men who do not report them
selves are ordered TO be arrested, put
in irons, and kept in jail until they are
sent to camp.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

We would return our thanks to Rev.
Horace James, Tor copy of his Fourth
of July Grafton delivered before the
Mass. 25th.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

The loss of the rebels in the battle
of Antietam was very heavy, and ex-
ceeded ours. A wounded soldier OF
the I'd North Carolina regiment says
his regiment left Richmond month
ago TOO strong, and on Thursday could
muster only 200.
A negro vino was captured, who
knows Jackson well, states that lie saw
him with his arm in a sling on Friday
on the field.
(5eu. G,a,l wss killed. Or of ,ne
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Editorial Change.

WAY, EsQ', Vi tnls CITY, Tor volume
of "Lloyts Esemiiny Post and British
Uroaicle," from July 1st to Dec. 31st
1888. We esteem it as valuable doc
ument, and prize it highly.
Captain John ID. Griswold, of the
Eleventh Connecticut regiment, killed
in the recent battle Of Antietam, was
native of Lyme, and was aged about
twenty-six years. He graduated at
Yale College. in tbe:elass Of sppz, III
ftls same cfass with Col. prake arrri-
Lieut.. Dutton, who have lately fallen
in the service of their country. lie
went to the Sandwich Islands, and en-
gagged in business after his graduation,
but .at the breaking out Of the rebel
lion hastened home to offer his services
to his couptry. He was brave, true,
upright man. He fell in the foremost
ranks, leading his company in the
charge across the Antietam, and was
shot while yet in the water. He was
appointed Depot Commissary at
this post, whenCapt. Richie was trans
ferred to Beaufort, but when his regi-
waS orlArad oypov ,,nlor Eop R,,p
side, he could not resist the enthusiasm
of the hour, lIeaccordingly resigned
his post here, to go with his regiment,
and now rests from his labors.
Tea is sixteen collars pound in
Petersburg, Va, calico dollar and
half q yard, and United States Treas
ufy notes selling at Is per cent. pre-
MUM.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

John y. Starr, Esq, President of
the Bank of Fayetteville, died at his
residence near that place, on the 25th
ult., in the e2d year of his age.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11
Hon. 3. T. llallett, well known as
distinguished lawyer and politician,
died in Boston, the Both ult.

There are now lying in the port OF
st. George, Bermuda, no less than five
"anglo-confederate steamers awaiting
a chance to give aid to the rebels, but
apparently in a quandary as to their
future movements. One of them, the
Mimic, arrived from Charleston with
cotton for Liverpool, but was out Of
COAL and had to burn her bulwark,
and mainmast for fuel. These vessels
will all prove rich prizes for our cruis
ers if they are vigilant enough to catcl
them. 1t is reported that seven steam
ors are now on their way from Eng
land to Bermuda, with goods from
southern ports.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11
JOB PRINTING,

OF every description, neatly and promptly exc
hted at this office.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

A certain Western Colonel in Major
General Grants army, took advantage
of a sick furlough to canvas for a
nomination to Congress. On napplying
for an extension Of his furlough, Gen.
Grant wrote on the back as follows -
IF Col. - is able to travel over his
district to electonecr for Congress, he
is able to be with his regiment, and he
is hereby ordered to join it immedi-
ately or be dismissed from the service,
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11

Prof. Goodale, Of the scientific com
mission OF Maine, has discovered
gold in Princetown, Is miles from Cal
ais, i'll ledge--and the consequent
and usually Improbable excitement
prevails. Land formerly worth 81 cts
per acre has gone up to $40 a foot, SO
the papers say, which leaves us to sup,
pose the fools are not all dead yet.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-10-11
Interesting from the South.

RUmOred Propositions for Peace.
Rebel Commissioners Reported to he I'm
keute Tor Washington.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
TIE DAILY EXPRESS.

rraiisavb xvEnr Nosxso lrxCsrr sU~pAs3
~
ndoDEsITTsS BU1LDINo
SO. Is WABASH STREET.
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a MN sCiEi
Roback's Stomach BiEterS

rev ard deiicllui Siomaelic aud cordial, ief
giving tone ID tlc stomach AHA .of the prtvrllion ~
'iiious compailis Incident The = erieIu couDlry.
~ L.
A. q morning drink. 30 a>sist dresron snd reiiev,
Dyspepsia, n has no equal try a.
H. tafIf r. ls 1lfrtf % uH oLlfT bitiCrs. To- 81.
Tie formula %. these Blffers. noW li,6Il The cole
artlcriF ul Dr. ko1aCk ofikluat-4 with ooc u Iao
dlesi aii iuo- eminent MeuCal irGeuuoners cf ilf
Aesi aul t directly preicated upon ths wants u
Western people.
These iitls4s scrisc the!f Stimulus from tie power
p. tec nature oi tie ioots and bert. cf tlsy
are composed, and a. they are. by ailayiug
"a cr4s4Ags of the stomach. directly pro-0tivc q
tENFEssANsa..
he present proprietor believes hat iG making them
sldeiy kIiosu, the public welfare il sabreryed.
q wi soon be iof sale BY all Of llr. kouack's
Agelts, Aud at Hotels. &c, the country ever
the meantime orders Viii bv diled cireci u
-incln1nu IN any quantity. ard ~ he lowest
4 is pat up ia Quart boties aud scclrcly pacsca
sie coz cascs Hall doz. sample Cares viii, nos s-sr
be packed and sent 70 any adoIess. q desired.
iketaii Price, si per botfic, or six
Tor CO.
Principal ollce and salcsrooTs 30 6. Rast Fourfl
street, 81 building from Main Street, C.uc.li.ac.
ihtn. Laboratory. No. - hsnEctsd street
for sale Ia lgo County by
4. n DONNtl-i.l, 1esTe haute-
:. l.. CUNtNOAA4.
Wh. L. ShJki, Aew Goshen
fklEk hJshilik, CrutEeylIc.
And y Druggists I'D HercsAnIs gs,eIai.y
hros ghout the lEited state ana Canada
0csts "a
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r. r. DECK 4 CO

ACok EXGtFs, TolErv.
SR cossstsntiy o. tsnf a sapsfiar sfticis -
wATgR O,F otL sLsCKiN0. warranted u 30
~stsr proof .na - rsske - 'eatber IN sDd liable.
~ RI. lG
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

sythsre vii BE- 10 deviation non me '''''
afrr. A.. a..t p.ffv srf
- Advertisements paolsasd ~ eotn 10y -. -
we-Efv vii be charged he ilil Daii- Ft's-
l" o ''' CHARLES CRUFT. PEo's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New Ycra.
Beard Redaeed 10 81 j.r day.

siuce the Cpsnsys Of this vast and coulEoaious
Hotel in lsS4 Il has been the single endeavor Of ID,
'o2rie,rs 70 n,ko il sAe mos, sunptuOus, con-
senieui aud comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side The Atlantic.
And Whatever has seemed Hkciy 20 administer 70
the comfort Of It's guests they have enaeavOred.
without regard 10 cost. % provide and 10 oombin.
al The elements q Individual and social ssoymeni
whieh modern art has invented. All modern taste
approved snd the patronage which Il has eomman-
ed during The past -sr year. 3 gratifying prooi
that their eeorss have been appreciated
To meet the sxigsncies ofshs .imes. when al ere
required 10 practice the most rigid econcuy, ~
undersgasd
Have Reduced the Price oi Board &c
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time sealins nons Of the Injuries viii
witch their table has hitherto been supplied.
raEADwFu. wuTTcoNB a CO.
New Yesk. sedt. :. 1851 smo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Compound Extract Of saraparilla
The us-, oHcctusi remedy witch tie ned'csl AN q
our tinrs devise tpr tha ever, Lere pftfailif
a fatsl a,slady Il cgmbiufi TRIM Tie rlost aeu,t
fslttias thar have beer ciscoftrei ~ tAe - Afnf
sstion 81 tiil fa disor,isr floi fe ilo5t, sua N
ro.cue ol tie eYafefl tom iia ttelfutute cniiaf'
a fences Hencr 4 shSot he snpb Jed lof the care
ol not o,Iy scsol,lls boo also ils cthrf sufct9ns
which arise ffopi li. such as
rean,i.s aui skin ~ .tssrs ~ knliaay'a IRE.
Ro.e. OF Ersslpsist. l.mlss.. lt4tulct. tloisA-
e. laalns sid t,e'it. ianofs' leitti md sslt
hbrufn, said Head intE~oun, lihsu-
suatisui, s3pliitic ana Aslepreai
Dseasea Dfopsy. pyrperts.
Debility. AMI. lnocei, az
CeuplaiEls sfisisF 4tm
Nltstsd impure
Liood.
TIE uoplsf Relief IA "lnipuniy % ibe bl0ot h
bounded lu truth Tor trofnia o. 10 Eenvretoa tAs
bloot ne particular iurpslt ant virtue ~ iha
safsaparilla r. a. purify aff fegcncfee ta ytsi fn-
a. without which sound hsaii. le impolslae "a can.
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- 81 .tssftis .t1snts any eFAr " Ft
nselflea. a, .,,e ,hs.. erf
-, :, ..fyseo-e ~ tht gear, Hitt thf pf't'Ffr
-. -. =. elea.aro. yearly +f'ttfur<ft, .'fr'
- - r.airf.~a stEtetis o. - tf tf taAH ''''
- = ~ f.f4s 49, ftefft. . -
Aixessis~snsals IL f4s special piee er''as y"
= ca4rse.i tyso fricfs. -. t..tt. :.
A ive~fi-efnrutt Il y e"f1t'"I p.
f',. 's,e.. veiishss n he ipesl eeiefa-, @
-, fi.u. ~ usisr .ill b~ ctafsef ~ ffrH r'ss '''
-. 4 over ten unes ten ertis ptf ~ 49,. -.
ks~estl.~tsens- -ent e. - ~ sf ' W.
-. f,...ft..A thres fi0nfls ufiis-< of fifffH itA -
~ s,....,tsa ii = .isa,lug advert f'ifni ~
.-o..',,t ts . fsnssi Of lhe ssnts, Jus
A.,,.s'.r.s.. can s1ates fot or-ec 81 ffcff
,t.,, .al ~ charged a. 90 'pt ssrh usins y '-s
sna ss.es ~ tAs Dsiiy an NesAf'
-. .,.,,,.sa. Advertisement. whatever.
et..... ,.ltll bs sale tor fu<ertts nc H''lt'-
II ..isr. sat.sti.s q Alsocisi'cfs - 'eas'.-.
pr s4ch nofi uot etcerfinA -
"a s t..estion. esfr eight hnea ~ M s'' ..l "a
Aa,,oal..iag sssfis eth fffrfl naAs'
-. - gs.fIss. Picnic. and Fseprson, -
n n, iud.eilaass - as.as tuon', 'f y '@A'
ts,.l .d~rrti.@a,slfs iussrtst 81 80 stpsi,f
Al ,rneys order.ns. AS gs1inent nc = - .',i
IL The legal pfqfsei'nst, ~ -, .,'.,..., 3
-. .ssili.her r1t aernuntaair ~ ne s>e-i'.
- sy-rsi-efn~, q :, of,f ne snoe.t en-fs~- i'
tlelr publication
Tie Weekly Express
published sv,ry Wednesday. sss1,so pr -a.'a'n'
$50 a.ps- .s.s --s,hoa, ths money. nor eon'i1n-
= los,ssr line tb-u paid Tor.
..,.. Of Advertising q" W'eN'
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Avel.'s Ague Cure,

FOR 1HL SPEEDY CURE O.
In,srmluoni Fever. or Fever sod Agne r ,mliis
fevcr, chill fossr, Dumb Asaf, ferinoiesl d, na-
ache, a. Bllosa uesdashc, ata i|ilous f,-
vels. indeed ~ fhe ~tcle ciass - cis-
eases Or iFnstifg IA hillary 4elange-
nlcni oauard - lbe Malaria u
Aesinstic Countries.
We ere enabled here 70 uiicl Tie coum4ulity
f1ned, which, while 10 cures ne above complaifis
sita certainly. s. afiil perieetly bafnless IA ai4
quanuy, such remedy is mfaiualls ~ dlstIlets
where these sfiictng disorders prevail This care''
sxpeis Tho iasius lc pois0u u feysl sd Agag ifou
he syster1 aud prevents the development % tht
dlsrsse if ,scn 81 the fret approach a its prrmci
tory sympts'ns. Il l. uss ou'y tit bat feacdy rtt
vet discovered fof is class ~ complaints, tui sl,o
me ebeapc-s. The isrgr aaauu0 ve eupriS iel
i1iisf bfnss fwitlNH W. ita. 81 every e.if' f.a
I'M bilious fisirfcts. where frfer tt Aria iasfail-.
every buy sla..isd bass it sua ass g isrls lela fl
remedy over AIS other ever dscafeuti ir he sieer
dt and ccria. curt af irltfmiutHts Ir iAai t sen.
tns no orihinc snineri. ceneequs htis = rftiu-
cca DO qufnFm 0f ofnef tiaufsnp. fftDia vhsisNei
at,n fi-r c.u-flilfI.r. The ruci it b aft q q
bsaithy NJ 81 the, has nasss h.si ih. disease.
Fvser sne Ag'se is not alone ls opr- p,i.se 81 "a
miasmatc ia8sun. A creaf variety - disorders ar~
from lis irrifaii,n "A. among which ar
SeurAleia, RieaInai isn CO. 4 Headache. Baanes-
T0olhache. Fafsche, Cafariah. Asthma, fapi-
taiion. Painful Affection u The splcvn, hss
trric- Pain ia tie I.5velr ,Cchl, PaGalAsls
and DrraarrF3-rt ~ fhc stefnarh.
Az of which when originating ia this oaue p,,t o.
The intermittent type, uf lteunle periodical IT, >
.sCUK5." cxpeis the poison from the blood, and
ssquenfly cures them All alike. II is invaluable
protection 10 immigriuis and persons travelling o.
temporarily residing ia ihs malsriotis districts. l.
taken occasionally daily while cNpO-ed % ile ia
lection. that will be excrefei from the sssfem sna
cannot accumulate la suf1ciest quantity a. rilen
into disease. Hence it - wen nlurc Naluahle 80
protection than cure. and r. viii ever saer ffuns
In,ermiitenis II they avail thomselse- oi n. pro
tecfiun this u tiorrs.
sa- Prepared ~ Da &c AyER CO.
l.aNeli Na.sa. q t-e i..
An our ftnsdfts A. CT slie ~ J Y Cr>ixenAn.
p NJ DoxxELLs. ani n -. Br1.gl-ts a. 1li4s-
Haute.
whoessle by Auss CO. Cincinnati
Ian -a,e0fn-Neoe
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PONY ExPR ES.

90 >aa Hraucs>co- gufisorpss, an
Ien pays frofn ~. Sesrph, NO.
EArrs.
Letter. weighing haf ounce or 1nder ...... - %
Fnr every sdilt oaal half ouisce O. fsctioa q
o1uce .....-.-.-- -..-.-.. .s-..-.. - -
r. aii ce-es - enclcsef IN Government sts-pcd
envelopes. I'D ~ E<f~tss cirfge I1f-ssfid.
o. sd sfter Juiy next retnctico - q 90 pr
faif o1nce eil - uiate.
fetiers aaa iceTrsphs VII be received - .he a.
-e-esn Il srcss Company a. iheir ofrre ia Ierre-
slaute ara forwarded TO connect with The above RI
pfess vii1 promptness-
80 ssrther insofna,son soply ~ ths cfioe of the
Ariericsn Ezrr~-e ternps.gs. noTfkeaft eorfsrr -
49, snt otle streets
scs.ls HSvAsSoS. Aseni.
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a IL = L fs "a CT

or ns lryFTEES7H SEll1-AXNUAk STAFF
Af.vT' of ths condition of ~ ACAh IhSt-
R<fCE COMPANY q ne o.tg u Ssls YORK.
oa fAs ia Tag u J,ia sart, 1881.
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CsrsrE or INDIANA. woo corvTr. sc:
- We he uad~r1 gned. d. Gritty thst ~e hsvs
viewed 80 appraised a c~rtai" e~trsy Mare taken
up ~ vi rras,cis living In Prtirie Creek rownshsr.
ana frd the sarrs - he dE-k by rsr- some NJ
IL ~hlf~ on her light hi"d foot. lsf hip lttle
surk 10 ether make - brands perccfvabl-. sup
posea 10 b ia ,es.s old All sppr<iss the same
y = JA,fKs cxrvpryr.
J n. FRANCIS
ssbscrfhsi sr1 svofn % before re ihis 18th tsy
a yo~~rbsr. f-sl. "D "xn, =.
Ids ssruty tie assvs - 10 true gsn-c-tpt frvu
N Se>rug h~sh ngv11w3v
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ALE AND PORTER.

= WEISS u CO. ar prepared 10
u furnish - ths bsrrsl. Or o0Hlea iosfsn.ily
ALE. PORTER, CIDER. sc. &c.
scotch ale,
to,dou Porter.
ra4ladc pbia Porter,
Daytoe Ale,
Madison Ale.
Defrnii CIDER. &c, 81
81 ~ wsrr<n's pIo>t. wabash street,
nay idS5 tEhkk-HAUTE. III
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Boat Tickets TO Boston
Good via any o. the Boat Lines.
Tee Daily Connections from Harrisbargh 70
Balfimere and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THR0UGH-ALl
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Always as Low as by any Other Route
Buu Tickets Uta Pitts
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT NIL MAIN
OFFICES

FRElCHTS.
9Rx This Route Freigh,s - All descriptiots be
fer~srded from Philsdelph's. New York, Boston
s.,1lr,ore. v sny point GA the Rsilrosts II Ohc.
xsrfnrls rnaisns. illinois. Wisconsin, Ioss, Ma
souri. " Rsirosd direct
TIE Pcnusyl~anis Railroad Also connects al Pitt
.,rvh With Steamers ~ which Goods can be fcr-
.s.r.led 10 arv port on the Ohio. Musklnguu, Ken
,aokv. Tcuncsses, Cumberland, Illinois, Nlssiss:pp
wIsto.,sr Missofrf, Ksrsss, Arkansas and Red kiv-
-. aua Il Cleveland. ssntrsky and Chicago with
ssesrner- - al Ports on the North !" esiern Lakes
Merchant. and shippers snirusfing the trensp1fis-
,loD of their Freight 20 dis Company. can rely w'h
e..nffe,,e@ N IL sprety tranef.
TIE RaTEs of fkrIGHr to sny rotut In ths
Wei v th- Peunsylvanis Railroad are ~ all times
= fAvoi able "A ars charged ~ other ksilsosd cou-
psnies. :.
n particular 70 marx packages ''vis PrrSzrlv,rA
9snsoAD-"
II. q SSErDrR. Phladclphis.
NAGRAw A. COONs. 80 North a., baltucre.
IFFCH n CO. No. AEtor House, ~ Nc. south
! " fHsfn = Tgw York
-IrFCa 4 CO, " state -, ho-ii.n
/ r H. HOUSTON, Csrnegal freight agent, fhiis-
4 YNDCH LEWIS General sup, Altoona, Penn.
4. n. HoUPT, Ger-rsl tsses agent PHILADELPHIA.
s<etvtr+
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CyTATT or f>DIASA, COUNTY of vl1O. IS
- We TIE an1fr.. .ncf a. swear that ~ies a
AL apcrs'sfc a. esfrey cyw taken 70 ~ Oiiv-r
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TIE OLD YEAR.-During the year 1861 we have records of lS3 fires destroying property to the value of $lS,O2O, ,OOO; in 1860 there were re- ported 25l fires destroying Sl5597.O00. These fires were all in the United States and where the loss was less than S2O.OOO no count has been kept. It is probable that some S6 000, ,OOO have been destroyed by fires of less amount than S20000 cost; and if all the fires accidental incen,liary. military and naval. were counted up the result would be about forty.fve millions of dollars destroyed hy this agent in the United States during the year ls6i
 In 1860, there were leG lives lost in fires in 1861. only lO2 so pcrished
 In 1880 there were 3l wounded and 5 killed at "A la'lroad accidents in 1861 there were 459 wounded and l0l killed at 63 accidents These figures exclude the very large number who have been killed or wounded by their own imprudepce. Where persons are reckless of exposure On plat forms or injure themselves by attempts to get ol or off from moving tr iEs or cross the tract of approaching cars no notice of the result is taken.
 In 1860 there were PAP killed and l46 would ed at 2l steamboat accidents; in 1861 there 69 killed and so wounded at l9 steamboat acci- dents.
 We have the names of 24 persons who have died in 1861 at or over 100 years of age. Of these were of African descent one Indian and the rest white; l2 were males, and 12 Were fe- males two of the centenarians were from Conn ecticut; the highest age claimed Was for Han- nah the Indian who died aged l2O.
 There were but 63 names on the pension roll at Washington Revolutionary pensioners on the lst of July last. not more than fifty it is prob able, are now liviug.-Conrant.