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The New York herald., 1862-10-09
AnAeFaean P0Fss.

wArrRyoaD, Sept 2o-AEr snaresbrook, Wood, MYork;
Gates, Homer Snlina; z1st Adelaide, Mitchell, NYork.
WEXFORD. Sept z2-Arr Industry, Rysn NYork.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
Dearest Thomas, thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God who has bereft us,

The relatives and friends Of the famy are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this hursay) afternoon
at half past o'clock, from the residence Of his pa-
rents, No. 10 East Thirty second street.
YOUNG -On Tuesday, October Z, WINFIELD youngest
child OF Edward and Jeanette Young aged II months
and IL days
The relatives and friends invited attend the fu-
n raj, from the residence Of his parents No. 3O4H y
Bleecxer street, this (Thursday) afternoon at two
O'Clock
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c7-coALs-I AN DEktyERINs FROM YARD THr
ID bea quahy Of Red and white Ash Goal 81 per ton
screened and free from slate or dft
Il. G. CEARIAE, No 5Efventh s,. near Broadway.
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MRssRs HENRY P. WILSON x CO.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off dandru restore the hair to it's original
COLOR entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been a sharer in several of these benefits.
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester N. Il
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

are well known t. te lnfalllJin.
DYSPEPSIA bY hornughlY cleansing the first an secclu
stomacha aud creating 4 flow of pure heaI lille, IN
ead OF the stale and acrid kind: Fla u-ncv, TO-. OF
appetite. heartburn headache, Rastlessne., i-tcnyer
Anxiety, Lacquer ond melancholy which are the gen.
erhl symptoms oi Dlsprpsia. vii 'auSh - n,flr.l
con.eqe noe Ct lt~ cure.
to>iIvEyE1>. b} cleans - the waolr len = II IL.
te-tHeS wI;ha ,oiveot process @ud wit4,u; yioelcr
all yoleut PURGE leave the toNe> co,trse Within
days.
FHyErs OF III Ends, by restoring the ,ooa toa r.
VIA pircuaIon through tha pr,ce> ot t.. .ir4'ion .
r- cas- nd the thorough ~o.ution c. d.. ..'.-'.
olStructOn in Others.
Itc Lie Medicines have been H own 10 ,... @..ia..
i'm eiuauently in three week, and u Jut ~ h4., tina.
tim. : removing local lnh'Ltafiuu rog he muecr,
ana i-aIneujs OF the JOINT.
bHcFrrE~ Of al hind., by tre-mg ANA .rrengt-, ..
the Kidneys ana bladder they cuerate me, H. igu fl
va these important organS and hence have ever lye,
iunrd certain rem.dy for the worst cases ut Ir.yr!
Also WORMS. ty d-iodgiug rom the turnnps OF H.,
bowels The nV matter TO which these creqt"e, nd her.
SCURvN, LCkR" and lnyeterate Sores Is thr tc.
purity which these Life Medicines to the .suI at
the humOts
NCoaBvTIC FRUPTIoHs md bad Complex iol BY the
ae,ar cllec' upon tie fluid h't eci the KIN ana
'hc morbid state 4 which occasOn, all ernniva con,
s'+'' -"how eIowdy and Other dlSagrt-11- .rAp'r>-
The use of these rlils Tor a 81, TT VIII cite
an entire cue of salt Rheun and a -tIIe,a, raproye
m,nt in he ccaruc.S Of the skin. Cerml, Cods and
influenza vi always be cured by OF" doe. or w. +.
! the worst cOses
PrLEs The original prorriator ~ he, medicine.
cured Of Pie of 35 ear, sialo . b, '' use G." u.
! Lie Medicines alone.
iEyER AND AGrE-- For this scourge ct a.. Western
courtr' these NedcmeS will be t'und safe speed
GI eneG, Oiher M dc,nes leave the y stcla
subject 10 o cetusn t' thr dis a b, te,r oi
,cnes is permane ly Them be satisfied e,a 90 e'
BILToCS FEvbR' AND LIVER COMPLAINTS -t,ei era.
Debility Of Appetite Disease, ~ Femalclhe Med
icnes hay, Ueen with the most ieneiCrl results ~
cages OF this description Kings Evil and Ncrotui4
III its wor, ioIms. Yields q the mild yet powerful a.
ton OF these remarkable Incidence. Nigst sweet
Nervous Debility. New ComplartS OF al Su IT, Pa
pitatons of the Heart sinters Con ore speedy
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CEcayiasad I'.aiEasleaIer.

When people can protect their Hair rom the
e,i-t&lc marks OF age when they can luHuriate IN
glossy black locks at advanced period o their lives
when white and gray lidir he made to grow upon
bald herds when all this be DONE it cannot do any
harm to telt what will do it. HEIMSTREET'| HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative is, be
yond peradventurc the best thing of the kind nv
ed. The fact in possession, in egard to this wonder
full preperation warrentus in qualfedly recommend
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MEssRs. HENRY Z, WusoN 4 Co.: | have used your
Hair Kegenerator and dr Dressing and have received
great benefit from them deem the articles worthy OF
high commendatoI, and cheerfully recommend them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR
to any who troubled with dandruf, disagreeable
itching of the head ume to those whose hair ia
falling from the head.
RKv. G.. ". II CLARK, Great Falls, n. H.
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MoFFAT5
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX RITTERS,

THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
lie tor period of thHtr years, and during that time
have MAINTAIN ed high character in almost every par
of the glote tor their ext,aordi AIRY aud immediate
power of re,tormg perfect health persons suffering
under Leary every kind disease to which human feh is
liable
The following among the ds'ressir! variety ot
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

ST. Louis Republican.
MANY of our first citizens of Louis are speaking in
glowing terms of this article"
Cairo City Gazette

"This incompatible excellent preparation for the Res
toration of Gray Hair to its original COLOR to preserve
Hair from falling out, and to badness, is one sale
Humphrey l. Browns in this city. The evidence that
this Restorative is humbug is conclusive Testimonies
that effect may be found in almost every paper in the
country
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
L. Z. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
!41g.l MOETPE Ii EH, V 7.
Y.gr BAY ~GeRNOE asEEsD

s'.er DsY' @EfResgsE asfIk.sl.
\ NEW SINGING BOOK foG nay Schhols, called The
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" and sentiments, tn2 no trouble W reXperieu
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school life In simplicity Of its elements, in variety and
adaptation OF music and il excellence and number of is
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book ISSUED for Semnares, Academies, and Public
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is com piled by HORACE WATERS, Author Of Sabbath
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sale OF $4,000 copies in &C months Price, paper
20 cents, SIS per 100 bound 10 cents S22 per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents, $50 per 100
20 copies furnished at the loo price Mailed free a; "
retail price. ..oRACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 4sI Broadway, New Yo-t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
FROM Fort MONROE

FoRr MoSRoK, May l5.-In consequence
Of storm. there i no dispatch to keystone
this forenoon.
Secretary Seward and Welles and Attor-
ney General Bates arrived here this evening
and proceeded to Norfolk with Commodore
Goldsborough and Gen. Wool All Is quiet
Tiers.
Orders have been issued by Cen. Wool
prohibiting the sale or distribution OF news
papers in Norfolk or the surrounding coun-
try. Also prohibiting the transportation
there OF supplies OF merchandise OF any
kind. whether by suffers or otherwise. and
also prohibiting officers soldiers and citizens
from visiting the city except on business con
nected with the troops belonging to the DE
partment of Virginia. We understand that
the embargo upon travel 20 Fort Monros
from Baltimore, will soon bc removed
Adams Express company have secured q
location. and will open an Office IN Norfolk
Go DAY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.

-. DANaLDSON, Notary Pub
l/s lie. Collector, Claim Agent Ac. A. on.
BILE services 10 the public, especially o. fho.e a.
lave been connected win the Military service of a..
United States, and who may have any claim sgain.t
he General Government. he will arrange. fsrwarf
and successfully prosecute all valid claims 81 ressou
eoie charges. and az rapidly the business ran D.
dispatched before the proper Offices st ashingson
Having fss fsAxs experience aud practice hsfeia
ard the aid q an old oicer % the fenerAl Govern
nett unhef President fiimors'E Administration. b
cannot TAIL IN being successful with all legal claims
whsthsr Cor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEi o. IANli
NAKRANTf.
HAtf-PAY PKSsIoSs me wia.~.. q, II a..
widows, the Children under sixteen .esrs Of 49, -
~neers aud soldiers ~ the present or any pr.,l.n
us' Who hsve died OF been kiiied While IN ihe 49,
vice, are entitled % Hslf-Psy Pctlaious
INVALID rrNsfOSs.-ku ofcer. aud S,,.i..
Who are disabled by reason Of wounds recsS.d =
disease contracted While IN The service and In ~
hns ~ duiy a. soldier. 81 sty period. eutitss
TO Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRANrS.-An Who served IA d.,. 4.
any Of the past ware q tho United s,ates or oss a,
la battle. entitled 20 leo scres % Land lne.-
" death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY kOSEl.--The heirs q all Soldiers -.
have volunteered during the present war Tor flfs-
years or during The war. aud have died % been klls
While IN the service. are snttled 10 ONt ursn.st.
uotlAS Bounty Money. ana such arrears - the ~
fef,s pay a. may have accrued 10 the date If hl.
death.
Nosh.rss' made without. claim 3. .uoc,..fsli,
nisbsd.
80 Eastern arresrsees arranged sna collected
soi eschsnge promptly RENTED
offlCf at The obi corner stand
rs. DANAI.DsOS.
"'sa" Notary pnbiie. 4
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. May l6.-The Secretary Of
War upon application OF Representative Ely.
has ordered the release Of Col. W. +. Bald.
win of Virginia 20 be exchanged for Colonel
Corcoran. Capt. Parish and Lieut.. Dempsey,
recently released As prisoners of war, from
Richmond, who have been a week in Wash
ington. have represented 10 the President
and secretary Of War. the necessity and JUS
tios of this arrangement. on account Of Col
Coran's health. Aided by MIR. Ely, they
have succeeded.
Mr.. Harrington to-day received through
one Of the lately returned Union prisoners a
letter from Richmond. which was hid In a
piece Of soap. urging him TO use his political
infence TO effect the release of Captains
Downey aud Griffith. Licutensnts underhill
aud Fas Of the New York regiments. lie
also received two photographs of the Union
hostages A. thes appeared Ia Castle Pinck-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
CONGRESSIONAL.


WA.HiNeroN. Ma, ~
SixArl. MIR sherman made a statement
ia reference 90 q remark made by Mr. Hol
man of Indiana Ia the House. Who said. IN
speaking Of the investigating committee.
that he fShernanl vas on the committee
and received s. day
Ne sherman said that he had been on two
commit,ees. one the Kansas Committee and
the other the Naval Investigating Commit
tee. and neither Committee ever charged or
received a cent OF mileage
Mr.. King presented memorial IRON met.
chants and others ct New York. asking a
speedy passage of the Pacific Railroad bill
A resolution was adopted. that the Indian
appropriation bill be taken up.
Mr.. Doolitlle offered an amendment au
thorisiag the Prcsiden, 10 apply the appro
prisiions 10 certain tribes also authorizing
the President. where tribal organization
have taken up arms agains, the Government
20 abrogaie all treaties With them
The sInesimens vas adopted.
Mr. Clark moved 20 take ap the conhscs
ton bin reported from the special Commi,
tee
Mr. Fe-~enden said be -As going 10 ash
The Senate 20 take up the tar bill. lie va
~ favor OF b1tu WIS bAt ~. Itt~it&9L On lNt
Committee made IL his duty 10 urge the pas
sage OF the tar bill
Mr. Wade vas IA favor Of trying 10 make
a. rebels pay part Of the cost Of the var,
before processing 10 hx loysl men.
Mr. Henderson thought there would be no
very great revenue derived from the bill A.
reported. he supposed the burdens OF The Tar
bill would be imposed on some % the rebel
States - vel a. The lofal States. be should
therefore vote 20 take up the tar bill
The cons-cssior bili vas taken up. Yeas
=, naysis.
Mr.. CLARK ssii the ball had bsea CAREFUL,
prepared by the Committee. Who had tried
% hsrmoniEe the discreus opinions aud hop.
ed the hill would meet eth the arpsobssiou
OF the senate
Mr.. Trumbuil moved % strike ous the
trst section. which be said ~as merely "a
llghtsn The punishmen, Of iressos. and 49,
unconstitutional
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FROM GEN. MITCHELL.
wAsaISeros. May I6.-The following has
been received At the War Department.
HK.DoU ARrEIs. 3D DrvIsIoS.
Huntsville, Ala.
lamn 1arln. A..

been received At the War Department
HKsDoU ARrEIs. 3D DrvIsIoS,
Huntsville, Ala,
Camp Taylor. May L..
To Hon. t. W .SIaafoa.
At 8 p. IN. on the 18Th inst, Gen. Neg
ley's expedition from Pulaski, supported by
Col. Lytie's expedition from Athens, enter
ed Rogersyille. driving the enemy across the
Tennessee and destroying a portion of the
Ferry Boats. having learned OF the approach
Of Col. Lytie's force, the enemy succeed ell
In removing their artillery. baggage and
stores before the arrival of Gen. Negley /
expected al obstinate defense Of the passage
Of Elk river. and accompanied Col. Lyle in
person, but without crossing. the enemy. as
usual. fed at our appearance.
l ordered. yesterday, IN expedition TO
move promptly from Rogcrsville to seize the
bridge across Shed Creek and the ferry be-
Low the mouth of the same stream this du
~ has been promptly executed and the fer
~ aud bridge are ours No more troops
will enter from that region. aud we ha we
now upon this side OF the river 1900 or 1900
cavalry Of the enemy in bands of 300 or 400
whom We will endeayor To hunt down or
capture.
The gunboats which have extemporized .
will be ready for service to-day, and | " i'll
soon be able 10 pay my respects to the enc
my in tee eastern side Of the region und err
my command (Signed,)
q. NJ. MITCHELL,
Major General.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

Iae steamer Telegraph Ne. -fn.ei Al
Louisville IN Monday sltesuoon 9Th $50
sea nsa on board lrors The reane-.~e river
The falloslns Indisnisn' .sfs smons .he
..ss Harvey walker. - II. Istl eesu
lar. eso. Bost~ick. - X. All. "
cA.ab~r.. -. l. "a Csvaisy. Rich Reed.
-. l.. ~ Cavalry jso. barrier. 60 q ~
Cavalry wm Gillespie. CO y. sesh
The following deaths have escasssl At
Hospital No 4. Evansville
M.y 9th-Iohn Carter. lIth luaisna st
fefy.
Nav l2,A-A A Ryan. 81 A. sl.s lodi
NAY le,h-E 2 Hlrrell. % X. sla lnIs,
ana.
MAY lesh-EE,. shilling. musician. CO. =.
III Indiana
Ns, iash-Alessi.lss coosrich. 90. d.
ssih Indiana
Capt. Hogelsni. late Of the Ioth Indiana.
IA s.sn appointed ~ GOV. johnson 10
'isaseeans coloaelcy IN the sth Tennessee
The Indianapolis journal n.y. letter 70
ee'sed IN that city dated near Corinth. May
i"'h' eoss.iu- The following aem.
hAnt Fumors are prevalent In caanp coa.
esn.ns The reesis Al cofinth. The latest
N.s' @o'' reliable say that that place = evac.
oas p'Vis.on fwsliace's' = encAmp<d
so"e eight miles back. u beng held a. /.
"ssfss- u i rumoresi that this division
ee cent east 10 reinforce Mcclellan -
ppu mos hoe trueais
s,.aay Aes'fe-. q in.lsa1apoii.. - Aes
iag Aljutant Of the llth
Lisat Cob Rohiu-ou IA. -o,. A...,.. =.
and Colonel McCinns. onght % IA ~, a.
- l. quite un-sl.
''fsynasses ssevenson - s.s~ N o.mp. 49,
sionx With him IA VIM Aech~sse, 40 : .
psvs18ster's clerk
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FROM WASHINGTON
SPECIAL TO rsiBrsr.

wslHixeros, Nav l5.--Marylande say
that few DAYS ago one thousand slaves. m
II BY preconcerted movement. simultan-
eously LEFT kind masters and happy homes IA
Prince Georges county. Maryland. aud came
10 the District Of Columbia. where thew still
are
The provisions Of the Homestead bill az
agreed upon by the Committee OF Confer
ence, are extended 10 all in the military or
naval service Of the United States. whether
natunlixed or not. whether ~ years of age
or not. Disloyal persons are prcclnded from
availing themselves Of H. Forty eighty one
hundred and twenty one hundred and -ir.
IS acres of land can be located. The settlers
Of a tract Of forty acres. bordering upon
Government land can take enough 20 com
ple,e his section.
A despatch from fredericksburg SAYS a
large iron foundry which until the arrival Of
the national army At that place Wa used IN
casting shot and she'll snd rifling caniion iof
the rebels. was. on Monday taken posse-
son b, an Officer Of Gen. McDo~sll's stan.
lsnkse mechanics we're Immediately set o.
.ork IN the national service and are produc
ing the be-, specimen. Of their sot( imam
ship
afsHn's pisrtrru.
" tsHftufuhs NAV lalfl.- ne ftnfft%~ion
= gaining ground that Mr. simmons sshe-
dale Of tax bill will be subs iiiuied by the
senate. fof the House bin. II e stated that
although the Finance Committe. agreed 10
report the House tax bill. msiorits Of tho
Committee j. opposed 90 i
M. Simmon- oil rre-er~-. ,s.e loschsn.
sry OF the Housc hill. bus proposes a. rai.-
S2G6 600 .0Do Of fsveaue. tlO0 .isG .DOb 10 be
rassesl from duties on imports 400 600 900
from tan Of ono half Of one per cent ou al
sales. and The balance from a tar on spirits.
aalt liquors playing card. tobacco. oils.
and licenses These are The only articles
specifically taxed Il i generally believed
that thi- progrs mnss for a revenue I'LL Trv
vail
Hon. Jacob r. Hair. Of " essern Virginia
resolved this morning the foiio~ing startling
communication from Que Of his constituent
IN Virginia.
PKkEsSstse. ". Nav 10
We are all ia great state Of excitement
here The town Of Burning Springs. IL
wcs, county. was burned yesterday after
neon by the Worcester Rangers. also Pal
! essine. Everything AZ the former place wss
destroyed This town = fall Of fugilises -
II i not known ~ho have been Killed. ,hopeh
macy are missing. Chasley Ssaftnck ga.
tnot Al t~fcr acru<- me fNff, ne tHs'
seen Of the Mofcassiers. by fagitives here
tbey ~ere taking the goods out q the hoat'
IN the river.
Ia n not kBown shat has become VI the
snail military force In that region. The
number Of Aorcsssiers = not known though
many hx at eD. Where the devil d.
they come FROM
The tom Of flirsbeih y deserted. and b,
: shis time probsbl, baru-d sorse cousldes
this place IN imminent DANCE. They hsvs
bat one company Of soldiers here The eisi
sen. would turn oat 20 considerable ert~n'
| u they only bad ARM.
w.nfSatoS. Nay e--The fugitive slas.
isw !. being enforced IA the District. to-day
the military suihoritv roe Interfering sifh ft'
Jniicisl procrss
There are. ~ iesa. four huu'rei eass'
p~nfing
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Pic Nc.

oh Monday nexI. NAV 18Th. pc 10 al!
- held AZ Mr. E@riy's grove n siSi~ytosn
D. -hleA The unterssgn~d Committee. invite
tse Irish and German Catholics of Terfs
H.uts. and their friends N genera. Con
re-tsd With the Picnic. The children Of the
Catholic SeaooI Of Terre Haate sia enjoy a
dsy of recreation. The Committee viii pro
ssd- fof good order. and the mos- pleasant
amusement TO the utmost OF their sb.lity.-
The Tsrre Haufe Brass Baud vii enliven
The FESTIVAL
Ambulance p eents. i.sdie, and Chl
dfen free
Tickets can DC had At the residences Of
re undersigned. and at the gate
MAEcCs ScHosNFL.
JoHx BUEKr,
NsvfkR Haas.
EsE~rsT BLkxEL
Aa, H.. "a COMMITTEE
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FROM NEW YORK

NV YosK, May l5.-The Herald publish
e m article from the Charleston Courier.
Of IN extraordinary and most significant
characters. admitting the hopelcssness OF the
rebel cause. and acknowledging that the
misfortunes which have befalles the rebel
lion. are not more lhan their iniquiIies DE-
serve.
INV loEK, May l6.-Parson Brownlow
speaks At the BROOKLYN Athenium 20. NOR
row. by invitation Of the Director.
Nav loRK May l6.-Among the passeu-
gers on the steamer Oriental. which sailed
yesterday Tor Port Royal. was Capt. Rufus
Saxton. L. ; army. now Brig. General OF
volunteers. the new Military Governor OF
South Carolina. and the Department of the
South, which includes the whole district of
Major Hunters command