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The New York herald., 1862-11-02
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.otaeroI i,rIgaaI.r General CoRC0RAS.
MIIITrA -REspEcrABLE YOrNG MEN WISHING
wnh Ccsau X Twelfth regiment, N. q. Meeting on Mon.
day III Np cmter ., stSPM at the Mercer House,
NorICE.-TiiE MEMBERS OF COMPANY O. SIXTY.
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"a "a n q M Sa prrcr rs' Y Gn
particular business in connection vita the company. All
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no rIIE oFTlcEns ASD MEMBERs OF COMPANY
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w 4 major two captains, three ieu,rnants and an ad
81 mem or mans they viii a TO rssss h"aress
Cavalry, station d rosi Office.
vUANrEp-.A SUBSTITUTE. IN A NINE MONTHS
Apply Monaay Sa,wess II and ococi, Si No. u wooster
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cxALr, CURRENCY BIf.Ls-ooRPoRATIONs AND
- merchants wishing 70 issue Small Currency Biis wil
be furnished with samples and estimates, addressing
Ferd Mayer Co. Lhographers and EnpsssTs. Fa'on
areet MY,
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MATRIMONIAL.


4 FOREIGN LADY or MEANS AND REFINED
N taste. desires the acquaintance OF gentleman q posi-
ton, with rratrmony AS money s no object the
gentleman expected 70 posssss such Qualities as would ren
dcr his society ~ value He must be handsomc OF good
address and aniabie Disposition 50 years Of
acc Address full confidence, Emauuc, Union square
Post oncc.
A GENTLEMAN, "a YEARS OF AGE, HAVING THE
"A means, desires 20 make the acquaintance OF young
lady about 10 with view 10 marniony She must possess
those qualities which mike conGcnsl and asrecare com.
panion. Address, With carte de visite, Aiamodc Herald
Office
A YOUNG ENGLISH MECHANIC Is DESTROYS OF
IA forming the acquaintance OF some young Enalsh Pro
woman, view marmony Address all com.
munlcatons, for week, TO G. d., Herald ONCE
MEN OLD TOO sooN.--NERyoUs or IMPoTENr
Nl and those wishing true Marriage Guide" sena 20
box aeo6 Peat oce New York city for Facts for ,e Foe
bc." BY Dr.. Hock. author aud lecturer Drafts and pos.
paid any address Once 800 Broadway, rom 10 ui2
Dr. never leaves tue city, and has no agent or partner
yVAETED-BY A w1D0wER. ~ YEARS OF ACE,
w awiuow lady from thirty 10 hfiy with view 10 ma.
trmony lady furnishing her own rooms suitable,
the advertiser has situation. Nc reply any party
less address scmt and liberty TO cali al Address
Merchant box 152 Herald oce, three days The strict
confidence preserved.
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VINO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE ynEIs FoEypSs, s


renowned En gish prophecies universally acknowledged
the best OF all asroioss who guarantees 10 secure 70 those
consult health wesh and happiness aud warrants
10 impart to them information Of the usmos.
lawsuits journeys absent friends ove couitshp
marriage. hidden treasures enemies and roubes-n ac,
all affairs In life Brave soldiers learn your doom o
glory life death. IL seek your own prosperity aud
felicity you'll not delay 10 visit or address BY letter this
highly gifted aud beautiful young lady AZ l0i Sixth avenue
opposite Eighth street. Miss W. Is the only rereon N this
cts who has the genuine Roman and Arabian ts sman or
good luck and business ansirswafanted Tor nte
numbers gwen also highly respectable city refc
Drunkenness cured, and vnNthfM wives hni mus
bauda reclaimed.
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CwEET POTATOES OF THE BEST QUALITY NOW
- landing the foot Of Nesey street pier from Virginia
and Delaware, from 81 90 10 % per Dbl.
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SOLDIERS ATTENTtoN.--NI.w PATENT cANTEESs
- mos. Canteens made Of proof leather and
lined with pure book tin they conao, ~ ccrrode Is acids
10, ancpnd ~ loeallty. None genuine
rnless Stamped Ia &. Pacn1n LlzARE CANTEls sole
patent Cancens and Life Preserver Trunks
81. Broadway, corner OF Bleccksr street.
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9T,fiE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs TIE
il accomplished Madame Byron from Paris, who b.
consulted with the sifcest conhdenc on a affairs of NE
restores drunken unfshful husbands has to
make beloved by your hearts Idol and brings togncr
long separated Ladies 20 cents Residence w Ihd
avenue, ABOVE Twelfth street.
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- much used: muss be modern style and make not less
inches high 81 inches wide and IA inches deep, inside
suremcni Lilies preferred Address bon 1850 Pos
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT KINgsBRIDGE FOR
saie-one hours ride by steamboat md esrs eighteen
lots fine house stable aud other outhouses; the whole in
complete order For particulars apply to HENRY MCLEAN
!. 40 Broadway,
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or q OOO TO $4,000 -wANTEu. A FIRST CLASS
DlA.UUU House, between Fourtcenth aud Fortieth
and Fourth and sixth avenues In exchange for one
New lork situated on tho banks Lake. steamboats,
and cars passing within half mile; large seminary near
by never falling springs supply the place. and
easily be brought for founain ~ acres Of land
under high cultivation. For particulars apply 10
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
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CHEAPEST OFFERED--My NEARLY NEW THREE
~ story House well located and rented ut Brooklyn near
four ferries and In first class neghborhood water
throughout, gas xtures range &c IN perfect order
Address H. H. box 7i2 New York Post Office, aud owner
will cali
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nErtfs 81 tEFERNASrER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ iD.afelli, = T. "A ls,..Prpposas will be civ, d
~ ,is OH ,n Monday, Nov 10. =. Y ocos NJ. for the
-del'ey ~ this sv si point thar m.y be required OK
niVe sNhG ~ ay Transportation Wa-ois.
TTo hunasca lour-aheeed Ambiauces tWheeiNg PAT
.fffu)
Eve haneie seis sixinule Wagon II.raess.
Two baftlif sets t'.ohoisc Atnba.uueC Harnsss.
Tue Whole " ple;ed ready for delivery be-
foe tAa iSu Ot Dceebcr Tho rent T. ryed
rcJclt al ti- deemed too high. A. BOYD,
tanala and Assistant QuatierinaAstcr " ;. A.
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fJ1O DRESSMAKERS.-A DRESSMAKER, HAVING
j. fashionable and well established business on Broad
way wishes TO sell out account OF leaving the city; will
sell cheap for cash. Address Dressnakcr, station Post
Office, Eighth street.
G On n0n OF HARDWARE. CARRIAGE MATE
GAU.UUU rals and Malieable Iron, select jobbins
Stock for SALE entire Ia parcels liberal terms and at
bargain close the Apply al l65 Chambers street,
UP stairs, without delay.
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VlrANTED--A SUBSTITUTE IN NINE MONTHS
w rcnnsvtvan,a regiment. LIBERAL bounty Win be paid
Apply Mcaaay between II and O'Clock a No "a Wooster
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SHORT WALK FROM CENTRAL PARK. ON SIXTY.
knlh street. Broadway facing the splendid estate
OF y H. Talnan Esq on high and beautiful grounds en-
rey exempt from nuisance aud covering nearly the entire
block finishing sixteen unique brick Cottages, un
surssse do gn APPOINTMENTS aud surroundings by any
thing New York Each house occupies two lds giving
dern improvemcns are thoroughly built and combine the
ns Seventy street from Eighth
Apply the To X H. CuDIIPP III Nassau st
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Consolidated Morning Repor,
lasA ciipa Report.
'rcy wiz be required for tho fala4.cn. or every
E. tract.
pTotns ais received by O. the teuts day tn
datn o rtselnent wia % opened NJ OF that
day articles immcdnt " needed viii be awarded to
sr0nssbe bidders Contracts
poles wi awarded te as f.yora be
old eived ain 10 the lowest rspcasibe bids re-
clved To tho liinr Dt making contracts
Proposals be endorsed P.upc iuruishu Ing Army
Sun,ica . aud addressed 70 tho subscriber
Is, or3ef = II .darsrn IS nr General,
higut. Colonel ~ H. VINTCS,
Damn. y 1llra.iln i.ar inncral MIND Snt.s ARMY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
The Fevsr.-Our Statement.

Physicians and other parties entitled to be welLin
formed have remarked to that, in their opinion, the
statement of cases and deaths given in first editorial
article Monday fell considerably short of the full ex-
tent of the epidemic in regard both to IT'S extent and
mortality.
This may be so, yet our statement as correct as
the data upon which it founded, enabled to make
it, and these data were the best and indeed the only
ones within reach. The reports of were made
by the physicians themselves to the Mayor and given
to us by hin for publication from day to day. The re-
ports of deaths based upon those of interments
and these latter we took every means obtain
y, but owing to deaths and sickness among those con-
nected with the Cemetery We may, in some instances
have failed to do but we cannot believe that these
instances were many in number, nor the failures i'm
portant in character. For the satisfaction of the
public we beg that the authorities of the Cemetery
and indeed all other public authorities, will cooperate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
1905

In regard TO the reports prior to those for the week
ending Oct Bird, it proper to remark thas they can
hardly be regarded as even apprOximating accuracy
We feel assured that the books Of the Gene
terry Company can be examined, it will be found that
the mortality of the month ending 9th September
1862 as shown by the intermens exceeds that of the
corresponding month of 1861, by from 80 to So This,
however, is only speculation until we can verify it by
an actual examination and comparison, which we will
endeavour TO do at the earliest opportunity For the
week ending Sept 2Gh, think that the figures both
Tor cases and deaths ought to be doubled as they in fact
give but the returns for about half the days on the
Others we WeSe unable to get any returns.
The number of cases with the single exception of that
for the week ending Sept 26th, given from the official
reports made to the mayor by the physicians visiting
and resident The statsment of deaths is based upon
the nterments known to have taken place in the Gene
terry 1t known that some were taken out of town for
interment at family burying grounds, and others are
said to have been inferred in old graYe-yards in the
neighborhood of town. But we think that % would
fully cover all the cases of white persons dying and not
inferred in the Cemetery. Making allowance for this
ana ior the comparative vagueness OF the reports at the
outset 1t probable that the number of white
dying here since the disease commenced cannot vary
much from five hundred, perhaps not more than five
either way There were six deaths of Yellow Fever at
the sound one in Duplin county, one in Clinton three
IL or near Fayetteville and perhaps or two at other
points In all these instances the disease had been con-
tracted in town. At Smhyile the disease took strong
r hold and we regret to learn that the number of deaths
much greater then we had supposed some accounts
putting it over 80 while we have information nearly
official in its character putting it at Is to 18 The
deaths out Of Wilmington by the epidemic contracted
mere or introduced from this place win up about 80
AT n'st the colored people seemed to escape, or to
nave the disease in a very light form. Towards the
Close however they seemed to suffer almost as badly
Inc Whites The burias in the coored cemetery during
tae epidemic reached ILL., 1t is likely that all the deaths
Of coiered persons may have reached 49,
Thus we have the following result of the progress of
the disease; 0'''' .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
Ten Men Drovvned-Heavy Ftrina-Thirteen of the
Enemy Captured.

Heavy firing heard here yesterday forenoon. We
learn that the bocksders had schooner ashore
Moores Inlet the Sound, and brig ashore Fort
Fisher.
The brig the Fanny Lewis belonging to John Frazer
Co. She gror1ded yesterday morning the
Inlet regret to learn that Captain Gardner
and eight of his crew drowned in trying to reach
shore The brig lies out of the range of the bockaders
Only two of the of the brig saved They
brought by Midshpman Moses, and picked with
largest garrison beat Fort Fisher We presume that
all the assistance that be rendered, will be sent down
to try and the vessel and cargo The weather was
very unfavorabe yesterday and the chances bad
Tee Schooner burned by boats crew of thirteen
men sent that purpose from of the blockaders
TIE boats captured by Captain Newkerk witt
portion of his Cavalry to whom information had beer
given BY the crew of the schoone- who escaped.
Dailu Journal. l8Tt inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
From Northern Virginia.

We have heard nothing from the of war to indicate
any material change of affairs since last report There
afoat yesterday that the troops of Jack
had again captured Harpers Ferry. with immense
amount of valuable stores but from what know the
position Of Gen. Jacksons forces late Friday
ming satisfied that the has foundation in
fact The force of the enemy at Harpers Ferry vari-
ously estimated persons placing high as 10 OOO
and others as low as ,000
gentleman wholeft Winchester Friday and Charles
town Thursday says that everything quiet in the
Valley when lie lett. The enemy made advance from
Harpers Ferry Sunday last and out as far as
Rppon five miles southwest of Charestown on the Der.
ryvile road. Their force estimated at 5000 Their
mission to have been of robbery than
thing else. Horses and other stock were stolen from
ties living along the road and in instance thirty
fat hogs driven from their pens which were
slaughtered the road sde In Charlestown what
goods in the stores thrown into the streets
and every species of vandalism that could be agin,
ed committed. dispatch from Winchester dated Fri.
day. says that there enemy in the Valley except
Harpers Ferry and that the country is clear Po
tomac. Forty Yankee prVates and six officers were cap
tured on Thursday
Reports represent that the enemy have rereated beyond
Warrenton and they believed falling back to the
border On Thursday esvalry had skrish with the
enemy about three miles north Warrenton in which four
Yankees were killed, seme ten or twelve wounded, and
eight captured. Our loss in the skmsh was one killed
and three wounded.-Rctniond Dispatch, 17h inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20

We authorized to state that the sale of all arti-
cles at the Public Store, Central Depot, will wholly
cease in very few daysust as soon in fact, as our
grocers repenish their stocks and be prepared to
meet the wants of the community The store will still
be kept depot for the storage and gratuitous dis
trbuton of articles OF necessity to those not able to
buy them. Store keepers need not be deferred from
making up their stocks by fear of the competition of the
public store. AS store it was only temporary ar
rangement rendered necessary by the peculiar position
of things during the epidemic AS depot for the dis'r
button of relief to the necesstous it may and probably
must become more permanent arrangement.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20

. q STRONG APPEAL The arguments and appeals for
Intervention and recognition in England are stronger
than could SUPPOSE from the revelations and utter
ances of opinion permitted to reach us through the
lections of the Northern press. We simply mention
the fact and do not wish to express al opinion and
above all we do not desire to give any excuse for oms
sion or delay in preparations to any officials charged
with our defences or the conduct of our war; w be-
eve if we had shown less desire for recognition and
active exertons in and for ourselves recognition
would have been ere this accorded.
The London Standard of the 22d October devotes
leader OF nearly two columns to this topic We quote
the following:
Every CO that ever justified Intervention JUS
tines 1t In the case OF America. No ever such
nuisance to the neutral world No attempt subugte
reluctant people was less excusabe more helpless
Inc south is ncomparaby worthy OF ale than were
the Greeks or the Begians the Federal government In
hnItey less respectable than Holland us mode
OF waging barbarous than that Of Sultan Nah
moud.
If ever Joint Intervention required it is in this case
and in preventing or holding aoof from it, England neg
ects her duty and We should have right to
interfere alone aid of good and kindred people
jim yndcaon of humanity and of national freedomand
would clearly be interest So for peace costs Us
than war could COST But have scarcely the right
to withhold others from doing the duty nom which
shrink and We allow them to do it without % we sha
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
Fredericksburg AGAIN Thronten.a

RICHMOND, November IA report reached Fre5
ericksburg lest night that the Yankees were again nd
vaneng on that place to re-occupy il, in consequence
of which quantity of manufactured tobacco belonging
to merchants was destroyed. This morning the apDr.
hension and excitement among the people increased ami
large number left the town. The mail train wbcI
lett about noon brought down number of refugees A.
the time Of their departure the enemy had not appea
but were believed to be within fifteen miles Varm,
extravaganza rumors in relation to this affair have bfq
circulated here TO-DAY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
Recent Promotions of Officers In the Sd. n. c.

LIST. LIT. James q. Albritton to be Captain Co. A.
and Lit. VIM. g. Williams, to be 1st Lit. % 4"
LIST Sgt. Jos. II. Darden, to be End LII. @ 4"
End SGT. - Lane, to be End 1t. q g
lst 1t. Jno. VanBokkslen, to be Captain Co. d.
End 1t. John Cowan, to be LIST Lieut.. Is "
Corporal Jesse Tindals, to be End It. g "a
End 1T. Ed. H, Armstrong, to be Captain Co. 6.
End IL. A. II. Rhodes, to be Ist Lieut. -
LIST Sgt. James |. Nets, to be End 1t. " 4"
End Sgt. - Henderson, to be End Lit. "
End 1t. A. Swift Galloway, to be Capt. Co. e,
End LII. A. l.. DeRosset. o be LIST Lieut.. 4" "
2nd Sgt. r. H. Lyon, to be and Lieut.. 90 d"
3rd Sgt. q. Loudermik, to be End 1t. = s.
ist. 1t. Thos. 4. Armstrong, to be Captain Co. X.
End Lit. A. j, Williams, to be LIST Lieut. " -
Sgt. G. NJ Ormsby, to be 2Hd Lieut.. /"
The vacancies in Company "B' have not yet been G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20

THE ENEMY ON THE OoAsT.-Matters on tbe oo
have<been quiet FIR some days past, the enemy boi
satisfied from the warm reception given him near nS
ren, thSt be cannot land and remain at any non+ "a
any length of time, with impunity. Their forces a
very small so small that they reduced to the noso.
sity Of organizing negro companies, and degrading e
warfare to mere plundering and maraudering exnaIF
tons. So long they have gunboats and bargcg or
we nave none, this state of things must continue
the only remedy is for our people to move away frc
the Immediate coast and the mouths Of the riv
They enemy can land somewhere, in spite of anv frs
We may be able to organize against him. We have ~;
cavalry companies stationed on the coast between bo
and ST. Mary's and three more will be placed IN DtLe
field in the course Of few days. With them, iG ons
people will only exercise the good to keep wbo
the enemy's ne nothing need be feared. Gen. aerc
has long been trying to effect this, but some would r
in spite ct bis repeated requests and to their own brr
Infantry for the coast, Ind especially raw and nnI,
cplined troops, are of but little. if any, value. Ts
enemy move in STEAMERS, pounce down when nobody :
expecting them, and as pickets cannot be stationed n
sight of each other along the whole line our force ~
be effective, must be mounted, so as to move ranil
from point to point. This is what Gen. Mercer n no.:
doing, and hopes to have perfected at very early 5r
| Savannah Republican, 18th j0g
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20

WITH and lend lis all the assistance they cam in getting
and arranging .r publication correct list of all per
for whose nterment permits were issued from the
10th day of August until the 10th day of November
whether such interments were made in Oakdae Gene
terry in private family burying grounds beyond the
limits OF town
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
The Telegraph.

How long is the Telegraph Office at this important
point to remain closed? How long the people and
the press suffer for the want of the facilities
ed by nearly every petty village in the Conederacy-
We have had heavy frost here nearly two weeks since
Ali hands at work The fever is longer danger
Gus or thought Of Why is the Telegraph behind
everything else Do let US have it at work immediately
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20

THERE seems al last to be something If coincidence
be, ween Nj Lincoln and Mr.. Davis. They have both
got rid of high military advisers Lincoln has decap-
tated General Mcclellan and President Davis has
ceped the resignation of Mr.. Randolph, Secretary of
War, and tie only really head that the department
of the Confederate States has yet had. Lincoln is
said to have removed Mcclellan because the latter
would not advance contrary to his military Judgment
President Davis is said to have parted with Mr.. Ran
doph because of difference of opinion relative to the
appointment of subordinate officers.
The Philadelphia Inquirer seeks to explain the de-
capitation Of Mcclellan by assuming that political and
diplomatic considerations of everything Importance deter
mined Mr. Lincoln to order advance, which for militia
ry reasons Mcclellan opposed and SO Mcclellan had to
give way to some one who would move forward.
Many theatricals are said to have been enacted by
Mcclellan and Burnside, when the order relieving
the former from command and conterrng it upon
the latter received at the headquarters of the CAR
my of the Potomac" All this is in the characteristic
style of the correspondents of Northern papers, but may
amount to 3mething, as Mcclellan and Burnside are
fast friends, and both WILL occasion take little
suthin," and SCATTER drinking few they may
have shed tears The account says that tears rolled
down the classic cheeks of Mcclellan and that Burn
sides strong and heavy frame shook, etc, ETC. The
tears were saved in quart bottle. .
However, Mcclellan is certainly removed from poll
tical considerations either active winter campaign
in Virginia. at all hazerds, is absolutely essential to
Liz coins administration at home and abroad aud Nc
C!ellans opposing such campaign compelled Lincoln to
remove him, or else the political pressure of the Repub
Leans and Radicals forced Lincoln to get rid of one po
lticay obnoxious to them the Democratic and anti
Radical commander of the Federal army of the. Pc
tomac m1st.b
We do hope that the breach, if any, between Pres.
dent Davis and Mr. Randolph may be far from irrepar
able. We have high opinion of Mr.. Randolph, aud
at the same time great respect for Mr.. Davis. We
cannot help thinking however, that the President is in
cned to do too much-to assume the personal direc
ton of matters to degree which must be exhaustine
to himself and hardly be regarded respectful tt
bis confidential advisers, the heads Of departments
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20

NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.-THE RALEIGH lam,
mol is requested by Rev. j. s. Long to state that IN
members of the North Carolina Conference at lis an
preaching session. in Raleigh, will be received at n
Exchange Hotel, Hillsboro' Street. and appointed I.
tier homes. They are expected to come unaccom
panied by their families or friends, as circuns arr
will render it impossible to accommodate Others tha
nrpac cheers and stp wards