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MARINE NEWS.
MiNIArrRE ALMANAC.

n 4; 4 : = Z !; 80, "'rs
ARRIVED.
S'ftrs Fr,efa'i isa J,-iis'. f'snrt..l: !, q
p l'ir stoi, Liv'u- dad T.tuss, M'rf'n,
Gf>-v
EARKs-Chr,,an / r1c, It e. Cork; wv.
Damn. - Thomas. W.. iu-t"I. Ni,st, Brrnc4. II
A Siell cnsln u. Hs,i ,l, s,,Aa.At
BglIs-wi'p Pa 20, ! Lns'n. Nassau; ri-s
II, nueH ufN. II '1iA.
scubuNKhS Arciie Lane, a. %,NlYfyrott;
ft.sUp, Htni iinntlu.. NrriH Hal ~ ulfuri,
X i.t'n. ia; Y II Nerr. sc, G'n,tt, GuunA,, . !
KEY, feck. stainf't J.
sLOOPs-Ca,,or, M.ueypruu-, New Haven;
" lso,. Whilst W, Fa-ts.
STEAMER Hacs y tn0Ui. Gtoen,r. Philadelphia.
CIEtEfp.
STEAMSHIPS trrn : Terry. ~ 81 Chai n,
= Wtatri, N,s q, r,.'. ..ek r wpnudrd.
II IL ri"u. l.i.r, rltatr PISA, rd".
Cummings, rs ALL %" do
BARK II r-rta, Rl,t Mrrsc'ir- Feb ~, lead.
pRlGs- Cnow,u. Leorlau. r. I,i Giro, co'.,e.
NJ lu. Cam, he'll, MaiGp....A y dag, sugar.
sCHOONEkS .u,nv III. Dck,tslu. S,whcrn.
80 Wilson. W N. u Island =! days, corn.
T-ankiiu 4. len, Providence.
u .lhsnt Norton Al i-'n ~ lays. SCARS.
Gel r.. -. H.,A H. - 4 100, y a.. a.. PiAd,irlia
JJls. y y,s, H.. SlrH, Ne, iudaya
y II N"L Thcml, II, Crt.r Il DAYS, Spas.
G. sreu,, Arcy, lsE.uai 6 50, LINE.
y, ton, H.nthe, H",iihs " days, lumber.
DIV vaughn, Giiiord. w kiuWu, Ni,2.ays
Lyndon smith. Perry, NJ, ID y. lumber
d iiHle"n, Lincoln, Bath days, iptntu,s.
j col brisall, iieadl,y, MAINE, ship rmhor
sLOuP-IIsrvest, CorUiu, Prov tlencc . days.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
eiilP-i-aac Josues, Drinkwutcr, London % Is
Bhlr> Lady Head. Iifry. ~ i.lds % DAYS
Maria White, Billings, River Gambia 80 days
~ AIRY Leeds, Smith, X cklsrd dave.
Saxon. B,Idi- Cad.z, Tth VII, with vine.
Black Hank, & lie. IaNHna
II rt"n, R.nn.l~, & cnfucsos II ds, sugar.
smith. Mcclellan, Havana ID duys, sugar
sCH1ONEKs-- Only Son, johnson. Gafdu,r ds
Richci ku-srl, Ruhaid is IA. Virginia, corn.
Stranger, Snlitu, SANDWICH.
Sarah. Holden, u ckiHn' drys, lhnr.
II al, Flowers, Belfast ~ dayt, lumber.
II IIuntlcy u ker. Boston Tor bnny.
Ann, o'rout Machiss 90 days iJmter.
Pr Wilistor, Mooney, Ban days rtstoes.
sLoOP- Blackstone Reynolds, Providence ? ds.
BELOW
Slip lro,isid,s, Chase, Liverpool March 30.
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very courageous aud powerful. There are . scors
Of Ss~foundlands In the exhibition and almost u
many g7eyhouDds Of different degrees Of purity Of
blood One very hne greyhound, clean and straight
q limb finely moulded head, fine skinned aud
'un-chessed, Is the property Of Mr. Butler, while
smother splendid specimen Is shown by Mr.. Allen.
| 7. Mallory exhibits a beautiful Irish greyhound.
TIE smount Of premiums 10 he awarded 10 4 20b
All day yesterday the Museum was dcnsely
crowded, and the exhibition proved In the highest
degree interesting. The dogs are accommodated
IN neatly constructed stalls, placed in one Of the
! large sliorns where the collection Of wax figures
was formerly exhibited The Premium Of one
thou sand dollars was awarded ~ Francis Butler.
Ed, for lis C-cst Siberian Bloodhound. The
following pr.1cs were also awarded
| ESstisn GHrYnorSpe.-ist Premium-w. ~.
| R1t.s; .l-W X Iil's Albany Bi--Th0mss
! Morley 4ih Charles Cooper hih--w. T. Allen
@h--A II Joceyiyu, Eight other premiums were
awarded
/ sr BrRr,.ns-It premium-Mr p nltler I
| sd u. Eager. Albany 3l-Geurge Muhaeld I
4 <h-F. Gothh-ctht b,h-IOuis ktrriuger 9TH
DR., :: Robinson. sis other premiums were
Nav forSriAsps. list rrenil,im-Mr y. But
| lei 2d--Rohett NJ CLARK 3d-(;eorge y. white 4
Nn-J. W. Michel 6th---nauiel Curtis 6th--A
C"hsaei' sixteen other premiums were awarded
| Tuesday, 18Th. Premiums will lie awarded u
| Fox Hounds, barriers, Settlers. Pointers aud
Beagles. The +, snd 2irrcmum dogs Of Monday
and M Buffers SO different breeds will be ais, On
exhibition.
ARRIVAL OF PARsoS BLowNLow This
worthy and bravo old mau arrives here this fore
noon 10y the Ambcy boat, sld proceeds directly IL
H., As;or House lie Will he received with burst
of,h,husiasiu from 'il our et.4ee. All shoild, -
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1rea Cea. n1eCleslas's Army.
Two Asp HALv Mnns vnon KasY.l
&. n. CUnBsaLAHD, Va.
9undav morning. Nav fith. feA9 l

A company Of the Sixth Cavalry passed lss'
night ~ white House, Ave miles rom here on the
Parmunkey River, better Known 40 the Curtis
eetNe' owned by son of General Robert L. Ice.
The coinpsuy secured 1000 bushels Of wheat aud
400 bushels o. corn. Tie rebels mai burnt the
railroad bridge and town, and torn up the road for
some distance toward Richmond The distance
fioD white House 10 Richmond II az miles. The
sunDoats sri.yed here this morning, and are now
on their way b. White House. The rebels had
bloksded the river two mites below mere by fuk.
ing vessels, but they ~er, blown VI without much
ttuuble. The rear gusr1 ~ the 81. NY is OF Tun.
n"ls DEPOT. five miles frUin Whit ~ use con.
trabsnd who ~ Richmond On II day, reports the
city full OF ck sodiets, and 'ha, the cit,eps al o
hckifs IN from Tie surrounding country.
LATER.
Sunday Erenino, May II. iaG2.--Th.rc has been
no uovcment o'troops to-day, ~ General N Clellan
was DESTROYS Of lseryins tie day and giving his
mon an Opportunity " rost. The reports to-day
brought ia by scouting portles seut 10 IN.
ChickahOniuy on tho len, distance OF thirtc.1
miles, confirms the burning Of both Jones and tie
- bridge across that river. Tie enemy was
seen In considerable force On the opposite side.
There is nothing new from the road 10 Richmond by
way 81 Bottom lr dye. on IA. night hsld or mail
cone h road. leading from New Kent Couri House.
W. learn from sccntrsband longing - General
Lee who len ohfnond yesterday TIA, the trouJ@
hich retr.ated by That road are encsmp,1 at the
I l-gate, some eight or t,u ,nles this AID. Of the
city He met bit Few trcops between here aud that
point. lie was driving four horse team contain.
IN trunk aud some private rrpl"7y helonyiu u
dctersl Lee Tho Gene avs wife Lad len the W ito
House md IN stopping WITH physician few miles
~ advance. 'irung picket % the sueiuv made Us
aiTraranee about tw1 miles from the White House
today Thy were NOD inter!crcd with until he-
coming too bold, sdn y.,t which arrived about
, chs X ", He'd tis'n ott. Tae uois. must have
hCen heard at Rchn,oui, as 1t Ia only twenty miles
n
KrMoi,s ABOUr EfCuMoSD.
We hnd NJ. following paragraph IN the Philsdc,-
thin lsgtihFa Of yesterday morning;
A Baltimore toft, sppiil, NJ, uuaer date - Ion
ii1t., saws. Tile news from Re! tnoii today IA
god 10 hc Kept Ia ~ Lput, Il c.n he avoid.
cd. Gen. Franz IA 70. ~ Kchmtld"
re Fortress Nonro" corr,sI ui.d.nt under date
81 the Nh snNs:
The rebels have fallen back R"ross tie james
River, Ghi are In in. rcir,it rom their ia. .rltt
Nothing reinains now but fur Genera VI C'ri'an l.,
"'cui Redmond, which u / predicted he will de-
:, .thout nnntl,cr battle
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liO! for tbHilesfon.

A few dayO efforts a. uc iron clad feet will
bring the rebel capital to terns whether We
capture, or DO not capture, the Confederate army
which Is so rapidly pressing towards 1t. Amer
that it becoines a comparatively easy task to
add Charleston and Savannah 20 our conquests,
and with their capture ends the blockade. The
taking Of Norfolk and the destruction Of tho
Aerriuac are important biows in making easy
tha res. Of the war. They relieve to Us our iron
clad feet, which few vessels are alone sufficient
sor the rest VI the rebel cities approschAbls by
water.
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Mons Auour EfcuMoSD.


Nv nv ~ Iil', lflsfIsffN ~ NV
R.rr.n.SSo'k, Frederick auie, iih. I
Non. r. ". Stanton:
The enemy advanced up'n the B1wlmg Green
road uis afternoon, hut tell hack after 80 ~.
Ilep'' ant md tor men, VITO were ct of iy III,
gallant MAJOR Dut'e, ~ the Harris Light Cavalry
laws v, Dow MI,
M.ipr-f, epytst t.utfuut,.Ifry
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mas Jr' h''li re' tNtl IRON t' ~. rope Al tc " al
quarters 81 the Army Of the Mississippi:
NLNa fARsISoros, May p,PM
H. Nyos Genera Hillfck
The enemy, 2o,oOo strong. drove IN our ricko,p
beyond Pennington, and advanced upon tie bri.
ode o"cupyin, the further SIDE uf tie creek, Il,
front m NJ camp. The brigade held On tor hy.
hours urul III ding them l'avily pressed Ia front
nd Ola the flank, and that conll not aisiain them
without Iagaug the creek wit my whole force,
winch would have loeu contrary To your orders,
and would have drawn on general engagement,
- nduct Of the troops WAS excel su,. aud the with.
dIs~ol was msde by them very reluctantly.
The enemy made a demonstration to cross but
absnds nrd the movement. Our loss Il cons iers r.
though cannot yet tell how great. The enemy be-
bate -ics bc.ug completely disabled AMI his infsn.
Try lire having been driven back several times. NV
command are eager Tor the advance.
tsignsd1 Jons Pors, MAJOR General
Pennington 10 Ave miles northwest Of T. t4pth.
The only furces engaged were Plummer's and ~ m
er's br sl.s. The weather Ia warm md Pheasant.
All Is quiet In 'front.' the enemy having retired.
OFFICIAL FROM GrS. BALLrcw.
Mos rERrY, Tenn, Nay 10.
10 Hon II. " Stanton. Secrevdry 81 War:
The enemy y@terisy hacked Cen. Pupcs's out.
posts utar fsninton aud drove u bs ON IA.
nAip line, which was In post on to receive an -.
tack, but o." 'n'ny after sharp ak irnish IN fro.t
r.tr.s,cd IT, Cor'nth u, serters tbs morning re-.
por, heny losses. Gen. Prp.'s .oss Is not We, a..
cet,"lHed H. W. HALLKCK
Major General Commund,ug
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Mos rEREy, Tenn. May 10.
TIC Wsr In the southwc.t.

Phinc,h, n.y., .My l2.--Gen. Denver and
risf arrived here ye-t.dny, 81, route fr Pit mr,h
Lauding. 1000 r1valry sisrtrd from this port i,
urd.y Oh - .Nitdit.on H. net IN conjunction with
rebel c,ys ~ that his been ovrrriunius Western
Kentucky aud rcnu'- recently
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Forte" Monroe, May l.-6.25 P.M-There
u nothing new from Gen McClelsn'r army today.
The telegraph 70 his headquarters works wen, and
10 kept constantly Employed with government busi-
esss. som' g oe crew of tho herrnse have
de-e-' = Zoo. tisa Point hnd = IN at New
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Ward School No. ~.

TVS examination Of this school, located on
l7th street, between 9Th and 9th avenues, which
commenced on Friday last, VAS continued yer
tcrdsy, the exercises being highly interesting,
and the proficiency Of the scholars marked. This
is one Of the mat important schools In the city
being attended by 1885 scholars, and this larg
number constantly increasing, an addition Of GO
pupils having been made yesterday morning
At the close If tie examine ton We shall publish
a review Of tn exercises.
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under ulost diffcit circuni stsnces. H'suoops are
greatly itritsted W the conduct Of the Govern ment
towards their fsvorite General lie has been de-
priyed ~ $1,000 men when his plans were all come
eted and he had TAX. the field 70 execute them.
Suspicious are entertained that Genera N Dov,il
has nOt been scting with perfect loyslty towards
he old comrsie and recent commander He, as
well a. q neral Banks 10 free 10 report directly
y The War Department and TO receive orders from.
Mr. Stanton exclusively. riors consequences
may arise from Mr.. StsntoLs rec,Lt degradation of
denersl N cCellAn W the poss Of commander OF .
cotps d'srmse.
wes,wood. Baiice Campbell are 10 lie paid e.5
Fer ton for building the iron screw s,eam-friga,e
" s'stshoe IL guns, 1,sO horse power, but this
cor prises certain fittings.
, Inc Pans papers publish a dispatch from Vera
Cruz, dated I'd inst. s,nting the, France, not aT-
proving ~ the Convention ~ solidoh, the French
tr"nIs at Tchuacnn bad returned t. Vera Cruz and
would 1st on again Tor the city Of Mexico the 9th
The Psksss and the OrrsioSs NATIONAL, q To-
day sun, nee The recall u Gen. guyon. The PA.
rIir believes that Gen. Guyon has strivcd In Paris
aud states that Gen Hagues will take cominsnd At
'ine I'D interim.
The Jsraucs. Government has 'ntirnsted thrpr yh
the Dutch Go,srument, that II will receive gwiss
Embassy at JhJsn.
The French fRrsss sts,es ths ncgot s,ions with
a.. object Of diplomatic interve. ton Of the mara
tine p"wer7 IN America, or the recognition OF the
South by Va. principal states Of Eui opr, have been
carried IN between Paris md Lon Ion through "a
April iicti ous In this sense bad been s.ut a.
VI MERCER. wh,n 'he late battles sre said 10 L.v.
decided France TO abstain nom Intervention iof the
Ires'ut
The rumofs of French and English Intervention
IN American affairs continue in Liverpool. but they
are Mt veg 'utheuii. One pprt says the two
gpverrncr,. mad agreed NJ m IL, aud ,nst the vs,
% The french Minister ~ Richmond was connected
Nth the affair.
There Ia nc material change I'm foreign ra,kpts
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I.tt.r Prom NcwLsvu.

THr Z. S. transport Ellen $. Terry, Captain
CuMis, from Newborn May 9th, Ilattcras | lc,
10.h. being 81 hours from Ncwbern, arrived yes
t,rday morning with mails and troops rom Gem
.ral BURNsiDLis division. There was nothing
nov at Newbcrn since last dates. To Captain
cnAirs We are indebted for favors and copies of
the Newbcn Pgo0Rrss of 9Th and 9Th Instant.
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MArisM, ScKoruLA,, OLp ULCEas, ASo
ALI DISEASES OF THE Bloop.-HYATTs LlFH
BNLSAM IA most certain remedy for these &
eases You, who are suffe,.Sg the mos tCrturing
pains, remember that few doses Of this powerful (,
yet pleasant compound, will afford certain re'i.f,
rhp,isauds Of cases have been cuped and published
in the sun, Herald, and other papers. Thcs' Ger,
thcaies are from well known citizens, who can ba
en- and consulted at any hour. Principal depot
24G Grand IT, Scventy-fve cents per bottle.
Agent for BROOKLYN. Mrs. HAYES, 1io Fulton -.
BARTLETT IA SELLING GEST's PATENT LA
tier boots for 81. o. aud all other good equally
low, ut his cheap Boot and Shoe Store, BIZ CIR -
street, corner Norfolk. m
Bowl Wow!i Wow! /! - BARNuM's .
crowded yesterday. The collection OF Dogs J
splendid, and new dogs will be introduced to- u
RlHEl,IAl NATlEES
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MoRXiNG, NAY 10, 1862.


BrsipI., sn accurate skc,ch OF the "lI,l R,p.,
near Norfolk, which aided greatly in til. cap
turc Of that city there will bee found inicrc, Tin
detail of the ire at Troy, which has proved tie
sevorestll uw with which that thriving little city
his ever been afflicted
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There ia no material charge in foreign markets.
LARGE Finrs are raging on Long T.lani In

LARGE FiRrs are raging Oh Long Tslani. IT.
tie vicinity 0f TO- II known ~ Mode Islhud. o.
Saturday asst It : al extended ON Middle Isls "a
To- Fir" Place. distaCe 81 tii,y miles IVA lcis,h ny
ibout tNe miles IA " dth, de- tfoying bpfor. Il
houses, barns, stDck am other pr, pe'tg. II pa-s.
ell by the villa,,. ~ Manor. Another O Irphe
ont on Saturday l.. NJ little 90 Il 81 frrmip.f-
dae. ami eNt.ndetc I-llr. di-,,nce Of ten nii,s
Ia length hy 'our miles In Width, dr-'r Wings mum
brr 81 hne private reside noes with barns. out
buildings, cnu... a.. The high wind of siiur,' '
prevented tie sui DUNG Of th. flames, ami threat a.
Ell the rai ~ VI the Inhabitants trying TO che,k
their rsyases
An Am, rican missionary named J. q, Tin WAS
as-a ssinated with his two guides 81 out ~. it Of
April IN Sy ria, On the rad from Aiana 10 Al,puo
u Oregon the rush 10 the salmon gold dlgvings
continued very grest and II IL c1c ulaed thht lai
Tie Population OF Oregon vii spend H.. sumner
~ Tat place. Pruysip., have advanced h. euot.
nous rates. In British Column Ia tie ,,cn.s are
riva.ing thuso that occurred IN California ia ~ip
aud miners Az. goius " Cariboo faster than sup
plies can he sent.
rmr Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination
Of Daniel y. Sickles ~ Brgaiier-ieuotal, 10 date
from LIS original appointment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Boys Clothing
at the popular establishments OF
ROGERS d RAYMOND,

at the popular establishments OF
ROGERS d RAYMOND,
l2i, 1913, 1876 Fulton st and 2i4 Broadway, IL no,
only remarkable for the elegance and variety o. "
styles but for UsPARAILnED cnEArsKss. Al Pc
rents should see their novelty Just brought ou, r
srRisS Sacks aud their special and most becoming
srRIsG AND sUxxER FASHIONS IN School svlTs.
NO DEPARTURE
from the prices affixed to the articles, myi9 SIN
Tho African Civilization Society vii
II Church AID Leonard streets, on wednesds.
evening, May i4th, u O'Clock. Addref S wi b
ham, G. W, NJ. r. DELANY, N. D., tie Rev. II
II. GARNET, aud others. 81
Anniversary OF sabbath schools Of th
General synods Union Of the Reformed Dute
Church, to be held in the Free Mission Church, q
Madison and GouysrneVr sts, this, Tuesday ate
from Rev AIEX'R r. THOMPSON. Appropris
hymns will be sung by ~ children ihe pet'
are cordially invited to attend. u
Gas Fixtures Cheap
Experienced puinbsrs sent TO az parts OF :
country at same rate M cry p Ivss, ~ alEA
KENZiE, PLUMBER AND hIDnAutdo ~,
NEER, cor Of eth and Greene s9: InylO.sIn-l
Notice-Ts Persons Engaged In shc b.
la. n"s,nes. IN this Port. A meeting viii be h
on on Tuesday, May lsth. =. ! S'cloes y: M a.
saventh Ward Hotel 1T3 Madison ., for the purp.
% ndnn,ing uniform rate Of prices for the
and LIrh,crsse OF d ,llast. BY ordg DOLE
nn IN II. KANE, II. OBRIEN. WIN. niNTd
CUAs' HOGAN, DAN. C0YLE. mysS 81,
Notice-A meeting Of the .seckhSldrr
the Westchester Turnpike %. win q hso
s s6S ~ s for sssisa q siscsI: Or .hs
W. ...r. ia =. ROGERS, presidsntmys
Ci0thing. A..
The larsstk STOCK, tho hest styles s"'
| -. "a she Lrst u ace u buy. PloSse cA'
eHa'nn" ''' u BAIpwIS's,
| s.Ji".ol 3d. - '''
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r,,c.. and she best p ace u buy rioS'e os'
eIainin" i'r YOU H. BAIuWIS's,
,.,, So. ~ .ui ~ y
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Notice-A meeting Of the seeckhSlar =,
the Westchester Turnpike %. VIII 2 ns ao,h ~
s s6S ~ for Isssion q etacsrs for .hs
suing year. JAS. 2. ROGERS, srss.oe.,..",
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f''t'b~g Ln"d"g, May 1.-The following.
has just been received from Cen Pope, at the II al
quarters Of the Army the Mississippi:
MAJ fAEniSoros, May p,PM
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fosrRiss MoNRpI, Mfyl.
n Hon h. Stanton, S.crctarya( war
On the Nth OF May, Friday aftcrnn,u, l or.'aul&sd
n torce to march against Norfolk. o. 81 llu,y
morning, tue ioih ct May, the troops We're landed
under the direction of tui Crane. at Ocean View
neld and Web,r, who lad pro.e, led on tho dntct
route ly tie way Of raupeT's Creek Lr.dR., hut
finding II on IRE, they returned To tie Cross-roads
where joined thon and took the direction OF tie
column. i arrived by the old road, and entered q q
.ntrsnchments in front of the city AZ 20 mi urs be-
! tore 3 L. NJ. ! Immediately prpccodco towards
| norfolk accompanied 10y the HInorslle Secretary
Chase, aud met u Select Committee Of the ComIuon
Council of Norfolk, at the limits ol tn,
Niy, where they surrendered tie city agree.
ably 10 he terms set form IN TIE rcs. lu-
! tons 81 the Common Council, rrOspitt ted
hy the Mayor, W, w, Lamb, Whit We ao,, p,,l
10y ne So Z. as rslat.d " the oiN! nights # u,
citizens. A copy If the resolutions have been al.
ready furnished You. Immediately Tx pesos
sion Of the city, nni appointed nig. Genera TX
bert l.. Ni,le " htaiy Governor OF Norfolk, viii
directions b. see that the citizens were protected Al
nj their civil rights. son after took possession
of G,spnu and Portsmouth.
The tsking a Norfolk caused the destruCt ton o
tie iron, ad STEAMER Merrinsc, which was low l
mp 10y the rsh.ls Rhlut 3 o'C!o d on the morning O
the 18th OF NAV. which was Son after comnuu ~
ted 70 you and The President Of the Uuted states
. On ths ~ visited the Navy Yard aud found nj
! we NoiSsnops' hlorrh"uses and other building
/ 10 ruins, having been ret "a hre rs the ;, els
r Who, .t,he SAM : M, partially new up the IN,
c poeN' sl-o visited Granny iaAni, where t.uuc
i o. kuilH oil lhite oaAtre, most oi wuicl Ner
< slhtd as alatge number OF shot AMI sh. :
| WIN hl'ut tDOOo rounds OF powder all Of ,yhicl
win H., buildings, We're IN good order. ~ itr .
have httn eh.e To ascertain We have taken ~ "a
, .H cannon, includm. mos. IT Srwali's Fuirt Vat
. t.ries with h ARE nAmbor Of SHOT and rhe.ls a
! well as many other articles of value, stationed /
the Navy Yard Craoey Island, sewars Point, an
other places.
! MAJOR Genera & ,lnlnandinp
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07
ROAU NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners of
Meigs County, at their December session, pray
ing for alteration Of the county road lead-
ing from the .ower end OF Long Bottom to the
upper end. Said alterlti II commencing on or
near the line between lots No. l32 and 135;
thence south some fifteen rods to the north
bank of drain; thence following parallel
with said drain on the north side, through
Thomas Colemans', Edmond Colens, VIM. IL.
Clarks and Whittemure Reeds land TO its
teruinaton thence on straight line to the
bank of Big Forked Run; thence the nearest
and most practicable rout to corner of Sam
uel Buffington's land, near Willard Coleman's s
barn; thence straight course to strike the
high bank of Little Forked Run OH the line
between Willard Coleman and George Con-
groves land; thence following said high bank
to intersect said road near VIM. Colemans
house, and so much of the old as this super
sedes be vacated. a PETITIONER.
Octobsr 25th, 1S62.-43-3t
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Justices of the Peace. and when
1'erala EXNireS.

Justices of the Peace. and when
Terlla ExUires.
Bcdford 7o.ouship.
William Smith, May 10, 1868.
Samuel Catlin, November %, 1863.
Chester T'rnship.
Benjamin Knight, May 2 1868.
George Bell, May IL, 1864.
VIM. Foster.
.. Colunsbia Township.
Moses Rutherford, May 30, 1862.
John McKinstry, Nov. II, 1862.
Lebanon ",o"ship.
, Calvin DeWolf, December 27, 1852.
H. S. Lawrence, April 24, 1868.
Reuben Mckay, May IL, 1864.
Letart Townshtp.
G. L. Piper, April 2I, 1868.
+. e. Hayman, April "a, 1868.
Olice T1,e~ship.
Major Reed, May ?, 1862
Wm. Hawley, December 3, 1863.
Grunge Toso"shtp.
John II. Parker, June 20, 1862. ~
Ephraim Shields, June 20, 1862.
Ruttund ToUnship.
Joel P. Higley, june 20, 1867.
N. Stansbury, June 20, 1862.
Alexander Hogg, Jan. 10, 1868.
Salem Township.
Joseph J. Strong, Nov. II. 1862.
j. p. Coburn. April n, 1868.
Thos. p. Fogg, Nov. 23, 1868.
Salsbnry T'onship.
r. Stivers, Oct. IL, 1852.
Iieorge Lee, April 2244,1s63
james Crary, Jan. 3, 1854
Scipio 71ioaship:A
George Downing, Nov. It, 1862.
\. Dunlap, Nov. II, 1862.
VIM. Sullivan, April p, 1868.
Suttoa E,,caship.
I. NJ. Gilmore, Oct. %, 1868.
Geo. Dusky, May IL, 1864.
j. r. Philson.
Officers Of Salisbury T"wnship.
Teasurer-George B. Grow.
Trustees-George WeyersmiIler,
Thomas Radford,
C. B. Lawhead.
Clerk--H Branch.
CJnstaJles-Oren Jones,
L. III. Lee.
John Russell.
POmeroy Corporation.
Mayor-George McQuigs.
Rrcortler-A E. Mclaughlin.
Trensurer-S. 4. NJ. Moore.
HarshatE-.L. Fl Lee.
C1uncu-E. Williamson,
II. B. Smith,
H. H. Swallow,
A. B. Donnally,
Henry Wehe.
Deputy y. S. MarshaH for Metgs Co.,
J. V. SMITH, Pomeroy.
Times of Holding s'ou-ts ia Me5ss
CoWnty. 1862.
District Court-April 21st.
Gbn,naon Pleas Gurt-March 1Ith,
June 9th, October 30th.
Pro6ate Court-First Tuesday in Jan
uary, and every alternate month.