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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-13
The Capture Of Fort Henry.

We give below some Incidents of the engage
mcnt at Fort Henry which we cut from the cor
respondence of the city papers
The last ball took effect in the Essex about
fifteen minues before the rebel flag came down,
and consequently, she failed to be in at the
death. One of the scalded men, being told by
the physician, as they were drifting down, that
he could not live, asked how the fight went on.
" They have surrendered was the reply
" Glory to God !" said he, in Il feeble voice,
and at the same TIME trying to wave his hand.
g Glory to Gol." he repeated =" can die
now, and don't care :" In few moments he
was dead.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-13
THE FIRING

The Cincinnati was struck thirty-one times,
the ST.. Louis seven, the Essex four. The Car
ondelet, believe, did not receive single shot
General Tilghman remarked - Conmo dore
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

A trihing little rebel paper in Kentucky
processes TO doubt the truth of our state
ment respecting tho origin of JEFF Davis.
What we stated is well known TO hundreds
of our best citizens of Christian and Todd
counties, Kentucky. JEFF. Davis father
lived for number Of years in a low cabin
situated in what is now the town Fairview,
twelve miles from Hopkinsyille, Kentucky.
The house is now weather boarded and
used as a tavern. Old Davis was man OF
bad character, horse trader, a swiudler,
and Of very low habits, A fine horse was
missing on one occasion in the neighbor
hood, under such suspicious circumstances
that be found it safest to leave the country
Immediately and fly to Mississippi. jeff
Davis is his illegitimate son born some
miles distant from his fathers house, and
taken home by him when several years oi
age. These arc notorious facts, Some oI
Davis relatives still live in that part of Ken
lucky. We would never have alluded to
this sinister bar on Jef's. escuteheoD,
werc not his friends continually prating
about Southern geutility and the low breed
ing of the Union people. Our own opinion
is that Jeff's. birth does him more credit
than any portion Of his subsequent life.-
Nashville Union.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
cox nnd enc IEnytlnns.

While s. s. Cox, Of the franklin district,
was blackguardipg HNyti and its Govern
ment aud people, in the House of Repre-
senta,ives, on Monday, and calling them a
miserable set of worthless animals, unfit tc
be recognized by white men, the New Yorh
papers were printing the fact that tho Hay
tian Congress opened on the 2lst Of April
the legate Of the Pope, and the representa-
tives Of England, France, and Spain being
present. The same news tells us Of an in
surrection attempted by Gen. Salomon
but President Gefrard put down the rebel
lion in fewer days than we have used months
for ours. Another district having giver
signs Of rebellion, Geffrard gave the people
4s hours TO return to allegiance--just wba
Buchanan ought to have done here in De
cember, 1850.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20


The Philadelphia Inquirer gives the fol-
lowing ms an incident occurring at Fortress
Monroe on the arrival of the wounded from
the late Richmond battles:
Among those brought to White House
was Rebel Colonel who had been shot
through the lungs. As he appeared to be
dying, Mr.. Barclay asked him IL he wished
anything done. He said "Yes," and gave
the Commissioner the names and address
of bis wife and children. "AndnoaO," said
he, task God TO forgive me for eVer having
anything to do soitk this loickedrebellion.n---
Mr.. Barclay asked IL he desired him TO pray
with him. He answered 10 the affirmative,
and after prayer, petitioning the forgiv-
ness Of Almighty God for his sins, and His
fatherly interposition 90 behalf Of the soor
10 be widowed wife and orphaned children
the penitent Carolinian raised his trembling
arms and threw them about tho neck Of
Mr.. Barclay, and kissed him again and
again.
The bystanders were all ia tears as the,
turned from the affecting scene and walked
silently away. e
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
A Tory sheet.

We have received copy of the Egypt
ian Picket Guard, published at Chester, III
iuois. 1t is the meanest sort Of alicksplit-
tie Secession organ. Speaking Of vaIland-
igham's notorious and villaiuous address, it
remarks:
"We like the men who made it; we like
the principles it avows, and we like the OBJ
ject for which it was written"
We can tell this Egyptian that the Un'
ion men of the South regard it as the pro
duetion Of pack Of traitors. They detesI
both the addres and its authors. 1t thinks
that it would have been better for the coun
try "if the President had went still further
in Gen. Hunters case. The editor Of th.
Egyptian Picket Guard is an ignorant
bIockhead, it appears, as well as a traitor
He ought to call his sheet Egyptian Dark
ness. We don't want to exchapge.--Nash
vile Union.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

The Democrats IN Congress cannot have
that anxious concern which they have pro-
Fessed, about tho cost Of preserving the
Government. They must be easy 10 their
minds about public burdens, although they
did talk at one time as il il were better 10
let the Government 60, because il would
cost so much to save it. We notice that
bearly al Of them, and al the Border Con-
servatives in the House, voted to buy q
hundred sets Of the Annals Of Congress
from the National Intelligencer, at S3S5 q
set, making ss5,5o0. The House Library
already had eight-ive sets Of these. II is
said that the National Iutelligencer win de
rive little benefit from this purchase, and
that Il is really a job for the benefit Of 90
cession conservatives.
Bat as the treasury Is flush enough fol
such nuDifcence, we presume We shall heal
no more Democratic clamor about the cos
Of preserving the national existence, and o.
protecting the loyal people from rebel raw
arcs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

B1 irs sAcnrtroks as Republcan party has
sassd fhis Uni0n One year ago, Abraham Lin.
cola. although elected 70 the Preaidency By the
vote and voices Of the Republicans lnaaaea of the
country, solemnly rejected al claims to official
recognition which were urged on purely politi-
cal grounds, and asserted The patriotic purpose
OF forcing the Republican party to serve the
cause Of the Union. Ii this manner the order
ofpolitics 80 long rnaintainedb by loeofoeo admin
istrations, was reversed. Instead Of making the
Union ..bservient TO the intereats Of party, OF
instead ofavowing party lines and forcing on the
people strictly party administration such as
always disgraced the rule Of locotocoisrn the Re
publicana in power in the federal and state gov
ernments recognized all men who were capable
Of serving the country, refused position to 20
class Of politics; 30 that THEFT loyalty was ur-
questioned and their ability satisfactory.
One wear ago, while the subOrdinates in the
Departments at Washington, left in charge by
the imbeciTe and corrupt Buchanan administra-
ton, were divulging the secrets Of the govern
mentto It's enemies, and conveying its property
/ 10 those who were banding and and preparing
| for its overthrow, Republican administration
commenced its sacrifices ofparty and began thus
| to prove TO the world that it lab0red for more
than mere partisan success. t.f asr
There Is hope and glory in such record al
these facts present. They teach leason wor-
thy OF still farther and higher emulation. II
\ such eacftnces saved the Onlon now much
| more can the Republican party sacrifice TO per-
petuate that Unionf Let the gallant Republi-
cans now answer these questions. Dear as Is
our organization and noble as has been its mis-
sion 90 far, we must pause at no sacrifice which
will promote the safety of the Union. That or
ganiEation may be given up for time--its mem
bers may be scattered or mingled with the pat
riotic men Of other parties--still, like the pill
grim who leaves his hearth and his altars to
wander in pursuit of some holy labor of love
and charity, his heart turns to his native land
with new emotions Of admiration as thought re-
wives memories Of its beauties and its holiness
the Republican will never forget his organiza-
ton, but return to it when the Union has been
saved by his disinterested efforts, as fondly as
the Republican soldier returns to his home, af-
ter he has fought and finished his battles for the
Union. s., 80.
Let it then hereafter be written of our noble
organization, that By It's sacrifoes the RepublicGn
perfy sGycd the Uaion.--H Harrisburg Telegraph.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
Tremcnt Marches and TlTn,s.

Gen. Fremont has made rapid and
brilliant campaign in the Mountain Dc
partment After rescuiug Gen. Milroy
from tho clutches of Gen. Jackson in the
mountains, followed by the fierce rush of
tho latter after General Banks and his
small! force, in obedience to orders the gal
liant Pathfinder dashed down into the val
ley Of the Shenandoah with the swoop Of
an eagle, making forced march of one
hundred miles over rough route on short
rations and with deficient transportation
with celebrity which has no parallel in the
war. As soon as Gen. Fremont got within
striking distance of the fugacious Jackson
blow followed blow no less rapidly and
effectively, driving him from position to
position, killing rebels. capturing guns, mu-
nitions, stores, and prisoners at every onset.
This may not be 'regular," but it isthc way
to speedily put down rebellion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

Over four thousnnd troops a noble body
Of men, have assembled st Camp Chase.
Columbus, under the recent call, from all
parts Of the State, and from every pFofes-
sion and calling. They are divided into
the e4th, S5th, s0th and s7th regiments.
The e5ih compose the State Guards, aud
the Others are for duty where ordered. =
Tho s4th left on the llth for Cnmber-
land, Maryland, 1000 strong, and fully
equipped. The s0fh and S7th win be
ready toi the aeId 10 q few days. The
sch win be armed with En6esds, knd VIII
move next week. The vBth win be do.
lained n Camp Ghass faf guaEd dssY..s-
0lsy. HyalG ish. s,Tfrv- : ssFetfse q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

N tN oNEvBW NknNns IN
Frosa NO Alhany Eveninr gournnl. . 81
what's the una Of always frpttlne. !,
Al the trials We shall find
Ever atrewn along our pathway
Travel on and aNcveF Mind"
Travel onward; working. hoping,
Cast no hngring glance behind
Az the trials once encountered,
Look ahead, and @Nevcr Mind.
What Il pabt ie past forever,
Let ali frcitiAg be res'gned, l aH A
Il win never help the matter,
DO your best, and sNeser Mind" R1
And ifthose who might befriend you.
Whom the ties Of Nature bind,
Shoald refuse TO do their duty,
Look 70 Heaven, and "Hegsr Mind. !"
Friendly words are often spoken,
when the teeiings are unkind,
Take them for their real value,
Pass them BY, and "Never Mind"
Pate may threaten, clouds may lower.
Enemies may be combined,
II your trust in God is steadfast,
Hewill help you. @Never Mind"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
Tbe NashviIIs Uaioa pro.e.ls, snd Was


The Nashville Union protests, and with
justice and truth, against the use Of the
term sonfksrn ebivalFy, to designate the
rebels who are laying wasto the southern
states. The Union says they should be
called rebel chivalsy, denies that they ars
Representatives Of southern character, and
aflisma t'that they hold che same relation 10
shs sterling people u The South that bar
room Fuiiian snd street. bully holds 10 the
dsespt sad lAw-abiding dsnisens Of city.
Let not the aonthssn paopie, We ask, Be-
|eonfounded with the lawless and turbulent
oligarchs whom God IN bis inscrutable wis
dom has suffered 70 tFasnpls for season
on the necks Of civil, wosthy and honorable
|mcn.n ~ - ~
The Union Is right; and though the ia
justice Il done inadveftently BY those who
say sonthefn ~hen they mean rebel, loyal
southern men may rightly ask that they
shall not. even inadvertently, Be cougound.
ed With sho esesches Who have brought %
much nuliappiness on every part of ouI
counlfy, and BY their wicked ambitiou have
made Hidoss ssa orphans b ehs ihsosand
10 evsEy slate og the Union. p1a f7sf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
cor. yennsson.


Col. Jennison has been ordered BY the
President to the command of a considerable
force to operate in tbe Indian Territory
He will make the fur fly from The backs Of
the rebels when he gets into the field
His conservative" friends { y thought they
had killed him of, but they are very much
mistaken. Jennison is too useful and too
loyal a man to be shelyed for the purpose
Of pleasing secession sympathizers. He
win be in Leayenworth in few days, to
take command Of the force assigned 10 him,
and march them other field Of operations.
He viii have q brigadiers commission. He
is fairly entitled 70 wear the ''star," for the
important services already performed. Dog
ems Of ColeBsss have been promoted 10 brig
adierships, who had not done one tenth the
service TO earn the honor
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
rrIehtlul Dsstrucilon by Earthquakes

FrIghtfnl destruction by Earthquakes.
In the Dutch territories on the west coast
Of Sumatra, and in the islands laying off it,
earthquakes Of excessive strength took place
in February and March, accompanied by
violent conmotions in the sea, the water re
firing TO great distance aud then rushing
back with frightful force and sweeping
everything before them. Great destruction
was everywhere caused, and many lives lost.
In the Islands, however, the effects of these
terrible phenomena were most marked
On the Island of Mas, military post was
completely swept away by the sea, and
several Of the garrison destroyed. A gum
boat lying in the harbor was torn from her
anchors, and thrown high upon the shore.
On the Island Simo, almost the whole Of
the houses were destroyed, and out Of a
population of 100, nearly 500 perished
Unusually heavy rainsalsoprcvailed in 9th
er parts Of the dependencies. 10 Banda the
nutmeg crops suffered much injury from this
catlse
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
A oouar n CUsroDr.-The G Uni0nt0wI

(Ky.) News, Of the nth inst, says;
On last Tuesday strong party Of Fed
eral cavalry arrived ut Marion, Crittenden
county, where Judge Fowler was holding
Circuit Court, and the officer in command
demanded that the Judge and members of
the bar present should take an oath to be
administered by him. On learning the ma
tnre Of the oath, the Judge stated that il
was unconstitutional, and be could not take
it. The attorneys present also declined for
the same reason. Among the lawyers 50
refusing were Messrs Hiram McElroy, Ben
jami1 p. Cissel, and Daniel Hughes, Of Nor,
ganiield, and Messrs. Bunch and Vance, Of
Henderson. On their refusal they were al
arrested. and required 10 give bond ic 3l0.
900 each, TO be present 10 Padncah in Few
days, % attend the U, 8. Court, to answer
for their oftense. ssalr 49,. aaas ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

rtkog ~ no event tanH Hss gtfces Of ths
Govsrnmune b sx6sred % pass into the
hands Of fhs traitOra The Government
and this great Repablic belong 70 the loyal.
They were given 70 us BY patriots, and the
priceless legacy must be kept for The use
and benefits Of patriots forever.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
FURNITURE Ri
NEW ORLEANS TAKEN
THE GOLD xANKEEt,
rs STILL ON THE TRACK

THE UNDERsI0NRD respectfully IN n1n
form their numerous ensteInera that they e34f .4
have Cited np and moved into the Vld w.
Market stand recently occupied by Ed H. ---AA----AA
UnderhlL and better able thAn ever 70 acco-
odate hsr With the ehoieest articles In their
line. We shall keep ~ =
BREF. zeal. MUTTON LAMB PORK
CORRED BEEF AND SALT PORK,
For sale At hours OF the day and evening We shalt
also keep on hand, when they can be procured,
Poultry good Butter, ESgs, Petatoes and ysSstseiss
Every thing bought At our Market win be delivered any
where In the Corporation, free II charge. s-s-.ea
Cattle, Lambs ke Poultry Good Butter Eggs. 6es and
will pay yon the highest market price In cAsa.
Fremont April 90. lsc2.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
TOWN LOTs YOR eALEl

gKyR subaerber has number Of Lots west Of the Rail
Road Depot In Fromont, betwsan croghan aud hapo-
prog an1 paFluanA NJ AUCKLAND.
TIemont March ., ieol
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
Fremont, Lima q Union Railroad
NoTIcE.--sALE q REALEsTATE,

NOTICE.--SALE Of REAL ESTATE,
IN by ORDER or COURT
win be sold to the highest and best bidder Al the door
o. the coar House. ia Femont, sanduaky CO.. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9Ist day Of June, n
At O'Clock in Tho afternoon, the following described
lands and tenementB 70 Wit; .sli ! st. t.t-s.
The east half OF the quarter OF section
befnne township nusabeF four range namher Thirteen,
eouninng eighty acres Exeeptpg twenty sold od
lhe Southwest thereo leaving 70 b SOLD sixty
sold AZ the property Of the estate Of anIel W. Moore
6sctassd, and viii bsaold unihcahoered ~ 6O~eF.
Appraised a $3.50. sl .s. -. .-,.af
ln lsn yoaga lotsr1at deferred pAymenta
Ell 10 10 nccnred ~ noies and oreags the promises
ELl8lsA MOORE,
Eneeutaf q D. W. Mesres n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarsenesS,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption and for the Relief
or Consumptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the euro Of throat and lung complaints that II
useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrivalled excellence for coughs and colds aud Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the EARTH
Few arc the communities, or families, among them
who have not come personal experience OF its effects
living trophy IN their midst Of its victory over tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they KNOW too the effects this remedy, need not
do more than to them that II has all the ST
tues that II did have when making the cares which have
won 90 strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
EYsold by Druggists and Medicine dealers everywhere
Nov i, 1861. 1y t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

tn, steamers Bavaria ani China, bring dates
to the 7t,,. from Liverpool Cotton IS firm, ii
a, alamo: E.our quiet; Wheat dali; Corn
nDohange1 The division OF the French arm.
Ic{} If Rome consists Of three hrigadcS, undo
6 ;, Non+o5cHo. The silk croD in France i
,a,>,..x<r..,1! as hn;na Of the most sati factory
<.h,,nc+nr. 81 differences between CARL altiji
ana ii Tto1;:.a rovc n,nont have been satisfaf-
t<,,i.v a.:i,, +c,| and lie has proceeded to Be-
o,], p,;uo, n, o!e y was we'll received at
NIX. ~, y ,,4o,o -; * have been beat n
49,, ,T,,,.l ~ H. frontier AMI fnr Of Their
zt:;'..,. 1.r~no1 r < r,morca tb,t the En-
s:, v,s>,,< .o,4o,,n,o foe !, rro,ch ,ro.oc-
p''o' l''l,@,.'0.' oo't nv i,''S.>1 ' D:
to"a5e for o3Stco, me suzanne: ! oic0!''''
ABOUT to take SCUM llngS Tor the Atlantic tcc-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-16
< EEP COOL.

] & =. & -. I Z i
rE1HE UNDLRSIHkE Ed TAXES Pr,
4 sure in nt'o ming BIS friends and tic nj:
gcneraIly, that he mas made arlan. cn:tnIs
Keep constantly OF hand Il supply q Ice {f
ing ;he season Persons desiring The abo,c,
ticIe can obtain it by calling at lis Cclotx. \
Ill., King street, bc,we>n Washington AUG
Asupll, or at the Old depot, On laIrIsx stv
under rh@ cd Watch House, Opposite i
Adams EXptess Otlicc.
n!y Bin /. q. HENEEEEUN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-16
INSURANCE hNIINC1',

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE O.
luytoi, S5UO,OUV. Nett ,5;u;3Girs Sjo| ~ !,
HOME. NJ Trance CO.. NEN l'il,,s1
Nnpitol, ST. ,Uno,;}vJ. Nett Surplus, SjrIn1 y
DyLlCiil5 in either OF the ;bovc-nvn, - =
i panics issued, and losses adjusted jy tIs !,
dersIgned, agent tt Alexandria, Va. f., -" ~ !. =,
ance, apply nc No. IS king street. ~ STAN" "s
to ANDREW JAMIL>ONS
my Is If Ae,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-16

EXODUS FROM Thee QUEEN ) BENCH pRIS0N.
-'7o,y,.ll of c'e svng tn 9 lccn'S Bench prl-
s,a Of its inh o'bitant:, is now vcGgng toward a
c,,o Ssra7y, t, saw, it has been a very diff
c,,,t 81 K. NJ INV of the prisoners Stornly rcfu-
salt, be M l. ha1kruptS, though, by giving
IN c,1;o15 til ~ ca Il h I'VE lmm> lately o.
t,;ntj !, r;r ro?>,:o. Tn,mot c1'io1s cte WI;
t;,t; of Wilia,n Miller, who hal been in nri on
since Tulv, lSl4-t):ty-eIght years tie hel
l,+t Ill |, If; TO 81 ont, AM would sign n,th1ng
wh h world have tn ef!ct OF making him "a
e., man. Wnan a5lcngth h ,wo' al o!u'ely,
f,rc,l to acqljec,, he h>gse to be a,loWaI
II remain in prison f'v dty5loneor an Wh:~
h;S tim, WIS N h. still lingore fon ~ within
~, oat,s to bill tn of .ials f!rowe!I, AM to
81 Ike h1n ,ovar anil again: nnt!l n Dasse me
o,,t,r o1ta; Of Fha Queen Bench Prison, a few
Avs siooa William Miller, who was born
r,,"lv eiyhtv-vearsayo, never saw a street ga
law, M an omnibus, much les a e+eamshl or
= railway pnoer Apr1 Eth
TT, mo;,,r OF tn el;ha1ye Of prisoners
c,,.in,,5 to engeg> The attention Of the proper
o,+h ,.itjo, on thu put OF the y. S. govern
,n,,, all tn, C>nf4 l,rates. The presence in
VAsh:ngsoa Of the three E leral officers cap
t1:,l a. Pi5ts51rg LIN ling, AL paro!el FIR
~, n1rp,se, may leal to such un lersta7 ling
- f. ao,on7lish practical re ;ults relative to O.
& ,crs as we'll as men.
A1aT.ay occurred in Baltimore on Saturday
n;rht lat, in which one MN WAS kille1, one
saor5ally staoooal, all oao severely wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
WATCmEs, JEwELRY;. sse.

SSSISsoxp, CID oof.D AND. sILvER.-LADlEs or
~ ssnilaea having 2ld Gold SILVER or Diamond. TO sell
tk fIoti can cell better chan any other place the
~ Ee csicra V pay the highest prcetwen,y cent
Sro thSn any other person, and pays IN city money with
SSe a compelled 70 take othey s~as In exchange.
Hr. ~ GrcsdsAy.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

nrArptvoNIaL-A = YOUNG LADY FROM THE
MI county OF unbiemished character, well educated
aiied I'M kne AM blc wishes 70 correspond with
Nav 10 marinony with gentleman Of respectabilsy aud
vss,h Address s. NJ g.. Broosiyn Post ofce.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
sEeARs AND TOBACCO.

c,EaARs VERY CnEAp-AT THE sEGAR AGENCY,
No III Broadway M stsirs sutisfs dealers pctiers
&C. supplied with Havana Domestic and 0ermsn sssasH
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

DASJo AND. VIOLIN TAUGHT. .BY THE JUSTLY z
lessons Of hour each for taught IN two esscns
Patent and other Dsnjos for sss ehesl: also bsnes
way