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Ppcr, lsjsAL uemmer, AND BEIuusrrLr ohs,

.Pnior, lrjtAL Hen'her, AND BKAUnPrLLr onS,-
MESTED,l $50. -,4--.t.. t.rr.
ME WOULD ask FOR our LETTER A Maohipes,
w the special attention OF Vest Makers and
Dress Makers and all those who want Machines for
tigM nqtacturing purposes, They embody the
principles OF the Manufacturing Machines making,
like them the nterlocked stitch aud are destinedto
be os celebrated for Family Seeing and light man
ufacturing purposes as our Manufacturing Machines
are for manufacturing purposes in general
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES are valuable in
proportion 10 the number Of things they can do we'll
See what ours can d. before mad ing a purchase
There is no doubt as to the value of our Machines
for manufacturing purposes but il is only late that
the public began TO learn that The essential ebents
Of a p,achine best adapted 10 he heariesf cork,
iroaid also be the clements 10 be eHbotiied Ia a
Family Maehips, 1t Is now. well understood that
our Letter Machine Is The only Family Machine
yet offered 10 the public which has si,npfieitp va
piduy, durability, and certainty or correct action
While rs gcneul thing, the sewing machine people
are candid enough 10 acknowledge that our machines
nre unequaed for manufacturing purposes, they
are almost sure 10 assert in the same breath, that
Singers Letter A, or Family Machines, are no as
good as heitst This is mere trick of the trade,
and we confidently invite jthop Interested in the
subject 10 examine for Themselves and see what our
Letter Family Machines, with all the recent im-
FprOvenents, arc capable Of doing. While they will
sen, THE MOST DELICATE MA TERLAL
TO, PERFECIION
As already stated, they are also adapted to light
dnufdcturfne purposes, and this be il remember
ed, cannot be said Of any Of the other Family Ma
chimes yet offered TO the public
The Nos and 2 Machines are Of great capacity
and application for notwithstanding purposes
Our No 3 Machines are especially adapted to ali
kinds u sgI
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

city Of Detroit, on We Las. lay, the 9TH Of March
1862, Tor the purpose of nominating can lhntes for
state ofses, ant The trss1cfiorof such ofher bus
ness as may come before the Convention.
Tho ratio of representation will be five delegates
10 each Representative am senator in the Legsla-
turc and two delegates from en.h unors nizel
county not attached to a representative district
By orler Of the Stale Central Committoe.
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Light md Heavy Leather Work
IN CARRIAGE TRIMMING, f1l.
~ B0oT AND SHOE MAKING,
.tf,lNfF~ FH@ fit
.r.. .... HtRNESS MAKING, &c, DC

They OF extra sire, with an arm long enough to
take undor il and stitch the largest sized dashes
There is scarcely any part Of Trimmers' stitching
that cannot be better dono with them than by hand
so, too the saving Of time and labor is very great
the table OF these machines is "a inches long, and
the shuttle win hold six times much thread asithC
shuttle of those used for tailoring purposes. The
large machines work as fast as small opos.
We have always on hand, '~ -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

At the last meeting of the Illinois
State Agricultural Society, at Spring
field, Mr.. j. III. Smith, of Quincy, exhib-
tied one ton Of sugar made by himself
from the Northern cane. He states that
about .ienths Of the syrup runs to
sugar, and that he can make the sugar at
five cents per pound and molasses at
twenty-five cents per gallon, aud realize
more profit from an acre of cane than he
can from an acre of corn.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

DxAru on GEo. L, GARDNER,--Mr. Geo.
Il. Gardner died in this city on Wednes-
day of last week, after q few days illness,
He had been q resident here for most Of
the time since boyhood, and was for some
years in the mercantile trade in Detroit,
on his own account, and as one of the
firm Of Jacobs & Gardnerr- Jackson
Pat,Tot, 29th - er tada .s,iiaissa
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

Ia number of carpenters have gone
from bingham, Mass, to- Ship Island,
8ulf OF Mexico, to perform the carpenter
work of the new Tor. now IN course Of
erection at that place They wOl prob
ably be gone abont one year. The pay
Of the workmen is sl.75 per. day aud
hoard, and that of the foreman $780, and
board = sra .1lsA W. i''.ns '.-.i
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

A.soldier, writing from the Potomac
about 1.-The food,' says owe get sub
stance for soup called pressed vegetables.
1t looks a good deal like plug of dog
leg tobacco in shape and solidity, and is
composed in part of potatoes, onions,
beans, garlic, parsley, parsnips, carrots,
&c. 4 acknowledge eating two China
tin plates fun without any commissions of
nature, and can now speak the German
Language with fuency," ds s-as
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adulterer aud sednccr chastity to the
virtuous. OH ontapon such mockeryl
such vile Hypocrisy and yet, evenin the
full flush Of our Indignation. we are re
minded of the example Of the Great
Exampler, in the case of his cruciSSrs,
We acknowledge its obligation, and are
cohtent to initiate it--"Father, forgive
l,,,n, .ls,.l. l.s-ssavls not Ai,at. hesla.sp :.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

: zollicohcr's men. were well supplied
with arms, but preferred to use their legs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

VNHOsE ;uishing 70 have their Sofas, Loppges
IL Chairs, Mattresses &C., upholstered can have /
dome Al once ana In the neatest msnncr AT 49,
SIISBEEs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

EE Senator Bright, Of Indiana, has
been expelled from The Senate, The
vote on bis expulsion stoed 80 yeas to
Ia nays three republicans voting'against
the resolution. .i I g..
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SWINDL.EsD BYSsPURIODs .MACHTNEs
MADE IN, INITIATION OF OURS. ~

SWINDLJEbD BfTSPUhIODS .MACHINES
MADE IN, IMITATION. or OpRS,, ~
The metal in them, from the iron casting to tho
smallest piece, is sof foor quality Their maker.
haye not the means 70 do their work well They arc
bid away ID secret places, where it would be mpos
sble to have ut their command the proper mechan-
ica appliances II is only by doing great business
and having extensive manufacturing establishments
that good pachines CAP ben.ade at soderate prices
The best designed machines, BA Oily MADE, arc
always liabcto get out Of order, and are sure u
eost considerable trouble and money keep them in
repair 1B .s1cii3aIice % oHlq1iM iQmQT1 sUE
'a The qualities to be looked for in machine IRE
certainty Of correct aefion al all rates Qf speed Sim
piiciiy @ construction, great dstrabilfy, mud rd.
pdity QoPsyation,; ,sRh the isast taborg Machines
10 combine these essential qualities must be made
the Best naeiai and finished 10 perfection We have
the ways and means, on grand scalo, 70 Do this.
The purchasers of Machines whose d,ily bread il
may concern. will fpd that those having the above
qualities not only work well at rapid aswe siolr
rates of speed, bat last long 10 the snost possible
working order. Our machines. as made by as will
earn more money with less labor than any other,
whether In imitation Of not. In fact the y
cheaper than any other machines as gift.
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am not accus omed to fight an oTppnent
who is unarmed Let MS begin from the
beginning: we win cast lots for the first
shot l was giddy with excitcmeht and
at first refused; but dreading TO prolong
the narrowing scene, | at last loaded an
other pistol, tore of two bits nf paper,
and threw them into his cap which re.
membered having shot through on n
previous occasion. On drawing, | found
that had again the first number You.
are still as lucky as ever, count, observed
Silyio, with sipile, which shall never
forget. Ny cxci'cme6t was SO great that
l know not how iil it, bat | hled, and
hit that picture The count ontcd to
the picture in question, his face burning
with the excitement caused by the recital
of this momeutous circumstance. The
countess was paler than the white hand
kerchief which she was holding in her
hand, aud could not refrain from giving
vent to my feelings Of sstonishment
Il fred continued the count, and.
thank God, Iuisscd. Silvio was taking
bis aim, when, on a sudden, the door
opened, my wife rushed in, aud with a
shrek fell on my neck. With her pres
ence all my former courage returned
NV dear said, do you not see that we
are only testing /? Why are you 50
alarmed? Go, drink little water; calm
yourself, and return, and then will in
troduce you to this gentleman, WHO'S an
old frieud and companion of mine Ny
wife scarcely credited all this, and turn
ing TO Silvio, whose stern aud rigid
countenance was not calculated to pro-
duce very favorable impression, she
said: Tell me, is it really true that you
are only ioking?' He always Jokes,
countess, answered Silyio. On one oo-
casion he gave me blow on the check
joke; in another joke he sent a bullet
through this cap which ! wear; and in a
Joke lie has just now fred at me aud
missed now, il is my turn TO Joke =
With this, lac was about to take his aim
when my wife threw herself at Lis feet
Rise, Masha; dsgraceful, disgraceiul!
L roared, in the madness of my rage. =
And you, sir, cease your tritiing with tho
feelings Of this afflicted and terrified
woman. Will You ere or mott Il vii
not answered Silvio. i am satisfied
for now / have seen your agitation, YOU
dread of my presence, and your lack o
courage. This is enough With tha
he turned, and was going out; but stop
ping in the doorway, he cast his eye on
the picture through which had shot
and almost without taking an aim, he
put bullet through the same hole | haC
made Just before. He immediately dis
appeared. Ny wife lay in a swoon; tn
people of the house were filled with bor
ror, and none dared to interrupt his re
treat. He went out on the steps, Gale,
for his driver, and was on his journey be
fore had succeeded in regaining IN.
senses
Thus / heard the end Of story, tn,
beginning of which had so moved me OF
former occasion. With the hero
never met afterward; but ! have hear
that, during the rebellion of AleXande
Ipsilanti, he re-entered the army, he'll
the command Of detachment, and wa
killed in battle near Scoolani.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

"HERE SHE GOES AND OAR SHE GOES. y
The illustrious Lancer regiment is
again disappointed in the matter of a
Colonel. Col. Windy, Windmill, or
some other windy name, was recon-
meRded to the War Department, only,
instead Of being appointed, as reported.
The Laaoiers are peculiarly unfortunate,
besides being enormously. expensive. -
It is a shame that the soldiers coinpos.
ing the regiment, who are really fine
body of men, should be bamboozled as
they have been by those who have un
dertaken to run this illustrious corps.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11

Es.- The tbousandth birthday of the
Empire of Russia will be celebrated at
Novgorod in August. a... 3
Another flag beside the meteor flag
of England" the banner, too, of ma
ton whose immense power has always
served az a check upon the rapacity Of
John Bull, may now be said to have
"bravod a thousand years the battle and
the breeze" Few instances of the sta.
bility Of nations can DC cited which offer
a fair comparison with these.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
Attachment Notice.

THE Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw
a Michigan, In attachment ef PIP TOT ,.'fe'i
James L. .keiehrm, Benjamin +. Duuning, lGg 3d
a Thomas Edsall, 30, l..,.L
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-11
Aome Matters.
Flint q Pcre Narquettc gsuti~ay
Excursion and supper.
% Thursday last, a panty of q

on Thursday last, Tartg ot eEcur
sioQ,sts from Detroit, Flint, and elsSs
where, came over the Flmt& Pere Mar
quetto Railway by invitation of the man
ayers of the road, Messrs. Paul, Farwell
& Co, and in the evening We're enter
tanned witt, supper the Bancroft
House, in this city. OF the opening OF
the road to Mt. Morris, we have before
spoken. For lis history, Ylihlis quite
ds ttricf as its present extent Of track,
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The Perfect Melodeon
WITHOUT An EQUAL.

A LM0ST every mail from CIR and near brings
N TO Us some new evidence Of the great II
vor and growing popularity ~ this beautiful N
sIrumeut and abundant testimonials are coh
alantly reaching us proving conclusiyey that no
other Reed Instrument cnutains 80 manY excel
enceis as the PERFECT MELODEOA wiru
BAsE DAaPrR AND HARsoSic ATTACHMENT
The Harmonic Attachment is the most yalu-
able 81 modern Improvements by 4 the rover
Of tho Instrument Is doubled without Increasing
is size o. the number Of Reeds,
Our Newly Invented HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches, Concert and Lecture Rooms has
greater eapqfiiy and roieer TRAN shy other 10.
eiranent made in the country, Considering ths
price.
II is far more anple ard less liable 70 GET osfo
order than Other Reed Organ.
II contains only one half AZ ftftW Rteasasoih
er Instruments q tic same power, aud eonss
quently not hay he erpcase 10 Keep Ii tune.
Another entire hew feature IN the Melodeon
enterprise Is the PATENT MARI, or PIANO
Alta CHlfiN1 70 the MoodeoB
This is precisely what ts name indicates, =
combination q tie Melodeon aud Piano Forte.
and meets precisely the wants and desires Of
large. class WHO have long been anxions % see the
two Instruments combined in nelodeon size. ia
this nnequc Instrument the Mclodeou az pano
may be PLAYED separately or combined, produe-
ing on effect unknown to any other instrument,
and must he heard 20 be appreciated.
We have arrangements with some ofthe best
Piano Makers % receive from them regularly
FlANOs Of The very best quality, which viii
DO sod ut less than Boston prices
Aso, PiAsos and MTIonioNs 70 rtss
All Instruments warranted and sent to auy
part Of the country n our risk.
ESTEY 4 GREEN.
Bra.ueboro, W., Feb. II. Iee2 ~
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Nhnt shonld b b Everr FamIlr.

Att ~ "a A-NNfI
Al persons age !latle to pains ID Stomach
sr Bowels, Or chole2 Mcrhus. which should
asssr V neglected.. to Teeth, and EAraehe;
70 Neuralgia, which Is % controlled BY the
mind, that il can be called On By thinking Of
NJ; Or BY sudden colds; also to Nervous Sick
He&siaehs. caused by The least iadiscrs,iou,
Fatigue Or Care, and lastly. Loss of slesp,
9Aieh Iadges. Lawyers. Ssaslsnls. Basiuess
s,sii. aaKious mothers, and aged persons are
sll snh5eet 10. hnfla = most potent cure 10
Hsnnewsii's Tola Anoiyns. and NOR, per.
fsei Pain Killer or Family Necessity, 10 not
90 bs seamd. By The atase is means cure, -
OF awsey 10 ts rvtandcA
O. fss smile Il T. {. Haaa+relr, sigma
snrs over eogks " kcanlss only. See advertise
N st.
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Certificate:

We. the undersigned, citizens Of Lamoills
Coui ~, VI, hereby certify that we have used
Ia our families, more or less, for about FIVE
mouths last past, Washing Machine, patented
BY Mr. Samuel Wiswnl, uf Hydepark. We
consider it valuable machine, both in saving
labor aud avoiding the usual wear aud tear Of
othine Il will cleanse all articles gi ordinary
use ~ the simple motion Of the Machine, III
which i no pounding or hard friction % iniure
the articles 70 be cleaned. The Machine viii
do such Nork with much less labor and much
less injury to the clothes than tho ordinary way
of rubbing on wash.b0ard, Very dirty arti-
cles, like shirt collars and wristbands, may re-
quire some rubbing, but the Machine ia 50 ar
ranged that it can be done in It as conveniently
as with Il common tnb and board. For tuds-
ing and rinsing, the machine is verv valuable.
II vii not injure the finest muslin fabric, bile
il will cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankets. aud
even carpets more thoroughly than car oe done
BY hand. We consider il II great ,.,nproyensn,
on every kind Of Washing Machine Nc bsveey-
or known, and i. op. aslon gives such univer.
sal satisfaction Taercyer il has been tried, We
lhink y mr.st toon cams into very gsnersl use.
bslepsrk, VI, June al, 1869,
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Hotel Arrivals.
EQulsus IIne.l. lrLY 90. -.

Eepisux HousE, JuLY Irn, 1854.
jena Rouke. New YORK; " II. Dealing
Arlington, Z Hove, Burling,ou; Mr. and
MIS-. Il. ssalrss. New York; X. Chalmers
sqalrss. DO Walter squirss and serrani,
10. r l.. lanker. do. Miss Pauline Ban
ker.: Mss Elizabeth Banker. do; ]. T.
Lord and wife. Do. Judge Baton and wife,
Waliiugfari. ]. +, Mann aud wife. Utica;
G. L. Fiuk. Williams College
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4 NEW AND
Magnificent Map

UNITED STATES,
EXmBfrlAG tile entire Continent Of North
ia America, compiled from the very latest
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IT. tie United States, the latest division Of the
Territories, railroads. aud Ike features Of inter
e.t. Spleudidly embellished By thirty Steel
Portraits Of the civil and military officers Of the
guyeumen highest 10 rank.
Alsa, accompanied by SI-AyERY Mar. an
AGRICULTURAL Mar. = PnYScAL NAP, q CES-
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NoRLD on Mereator's projection.
All Oh = magnificent sheet six feet sqnare,-
SOLD exclusively by subscription, and At a much
less price than any STINT ar WORK. Those wish
ing 4 copy Of the best .HIp q the United States
ever published, can DO 50 BY applying 70
JASPER VIAL, Agent
For the North Shire Of Bennington County. -
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roar n ihe mest prominent rebel Generals
Aes reported let 70 their cau-e--s'onesall
Jssksaa. killei; Barbweli Rhe'i allied, An
4 rsen, norteiiy sounded, aud Magruder a
pf..ees-; wh.le q cur ovn general eficers
NLcall anil Reynolds are reported missing
50 Tssday night The death u Jacks o,
whisk 4 undoubtedly a fact. a. It is an
4uaaod IS tie liicbmpnd bapaici = Non-
slay. as,l So sf,asd from our own side, sill
u iremealeas blep ,othe reiels lie was
refse.etiei as rbllas into the ash, audaani.
sily. sud fAiliag from bis horse With bul.
lss laroagA his braiu
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h1seel Sflaon' Est Re,
Gr&TE OF VERMONT,

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4 is4ts
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safe ~ hNH tfa ife vsstase
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proves Il ffabsse Csaff. e e. la'des a ihf
Probate Uais, Is. sal3 Naasbe-ier, 81 Size 'asi
Mta sa'Hs ef jas 1854 sad Wa sh ~ sosss
iaisrsssed e. ssid 4sia : he ~ hei he 81 bg
isa9i insig s COPS az fag fasrfd q ttas order
ihfec aseks fHetnsi re.y Is the Ma. hstftr
tarsai tHtfsd 4 NaHrheaeT Nhich silail be
iesaisr lti4e lsgg g1irs q ail pefsslit % sppeaf
a3 oaatest - sa3aiesfios. they srsesusp.
~ r. NiNER. Register.
a irGs copy q record
Attest, IA. 4. MINER. Register
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The Subscribers oi1cr the above Machine fer
sails on the following Any one wishing
70 purchase can take machine one month Oh
trial; ~ Ihs end Of the month he csn return the
masculine, uniiaured, OF pay the price Of il, "a be
chooses.
CANFIELD s CHAMBERLIN.
Factory Point, MAY 20, 1872.
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The following certificate, signed By all the
G uaiy Oh ers ~ the County Of Lainoile, and
all ue Town Officers aud Bushes. Men Of
HydepGtk, where this Machine was invented.
i show IN what respe il is held at home,
where it has been put in use.
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NOTICE.

TI1Iils eertifes That have this dav given my
Il daughter, LUCT n, BENSON, the remaiii-
der Of her tine daring her minority, and that !
sliall 10, clain any ether earnings nor pay any
debts Of her contracting after tbs date.
CHE>fER BENSON.
BonlyiIic, June 2. lss2--Sw5
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Galsa CszEalss Estate.
YNYN nN NNp MggNT.

GTATE OF NtB MUNE.
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Removal.

HAVING bss1 bnrnsd %, By the dAEattsers
II 6-s q iisy 10. ! ~oasd Fsspsc;fziiy nes..
b my fri,nAa, aa1 TIE prhlic eegserai5y, tai !
lave sesngvsd 70 4if River ntfest, tous kisck
zb9ve tie Railroad Bdagsi whsrs 80 psspss-
81 70 ell az ordtss - uszAl. Ny a.cck and IA
eltiss are ueaf.y a. co1plste - formerly.
GATES Il BAEsARDy
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WAR NEMs.
rnKsbkv NosSsse

Nsw Yafi
sisr ss 0se Tsu e1rs i's
80 sAua TAatsaag, s'd
fan a ~ gees aas so'af
M aaa bad nmaFfa -
tst. 81 the array hal -
II sn fet ssss towards hseas
m3
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tfs aagHssrg siass iAai i ttH.a z
ass q s. 81 sesasa A o
q. igA ahsg m =
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e5nismss *'ls ans.,
slslas ibt $50 = ~ scailegiag la
rms. iiit S. ieakss eEe aiiae-
~ s sapsw
ourrss Monroe. July 8.
Ffesh troops arrived yesterday, and
ias sseais wyni ap James riysf.
Smalg sleaasers foaf bsrgvs 10 ter
au4esi hsre Its mVHsins, laden ~iii
m.n llotsss. artillery. 6c., sid doabi-
L.. ia4i.a 10 tbs james nrer
A aiinish 100 piscs yesterday
noa.ss or If, sing, WITCH re-
saed " lfc dgiesl u tie rebels.---
We took 1909 prisoners ai'd 'hfee
small basssfses. oar cavalry Thea
Is 3o4el lh, IN iill n = passed White
ok suam..
Gnsf officially exists ia obtaining
he lts If killed. 10 natr la'e battles, -
csm,afaiseiy lev ea,fs sAnt where
sH, one can lfll ul,rllicr lhe missing
wsa Ill,ed, or wouuilrd AID lakta
pHsaa,is. For lie asl TAO da5 :, The
Rebels have shown hui hltlc dlspus'-
ton 70 flsbi. sui yesterday r,linqn'sli'
"a tlseir grounds und batteries almost
ealaui assistance
A ftlfl gunb0ai Was captured YES
ieriay Up ,ie James tiser and brs'I
doan % Harrison Lsnd,ng |, was
completely iidalrd sl, ball hoies
Wlru iir Lloae.s let, Tn rsbeI
batteries NvJc It'll repl, INK occasion
ain |, aas h,lie,t The rebel wofA'
would be sipfDyd O., lhe Fourth
There il every reasca TO believe 'hal
tie place la. already fallen. The
city i sail noi 10 be 50 badly dun
aged a. hrs rpared. All naa-eom.
lataal. lad 5rc, sea.ly removed. III
retail f.ur Is ,atrd 10 be lG,U0D.
i slory Reached tie fleet ihh sey'
efa hundred 81 Tie psbls were killed
IS ibc explosion u our shells.