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The national Republican., 1862-05-06
Another Union victory in New
Mexico.

The War Department has received the fol
lowin dispatch per telegraph:
KAksAs CrY, Nay I've have advioss here
from Santa Fe. The mall which has arrived
brings the following intslligencs:
Another battle had been fought between
General Candy and tho Texans, st Parslto. on
tho Rio Grands. where the enemy bad tor ia I'd
Themselves General Candy defeated them
Our loss was Is killed We do not yet know
the snemy'e loss -. Er .a. =. ~. r ~
General Candy made dslour and got below
The enemy. MAJOR Psul, With BIZ command
wss 10 The ensmy's rear. Thus ths enemy Will
probably BE- forced 10 surrender, a their only
alternative b 70 do that or try 10 dee 70 tn
mouutAios, whsrs the Iudisns, friendly I, ths
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
ArIxlnsNs6nAssAs.

ARRA1R0t +,
The esopls Z Ksnsne ocnplaIn t,lasriy Of
sheir hjectio 70 s1litasy sushseidss Of
ihe ol91pro-slsVsry cine u The days d NJ.
BschsaAn. We Alluded ~ osAsr day; v one
act Of these authorities, the appointment 10 20
important position ct Fort Leavenworth Of
Eaesy, ~ nardscsr Of Prillipa r.f--a-p
We have reason to believe that these com
plants Of the people Of Kansas will receive
an early and elaoisat ssssstloa from the Prssi-
dent Hfgi|wsVgT ....r
In thh connection, We copy ths following
from The Leavenworth Conservative Of April
26:. s-4.,-.,,,,,v., lev. --....
2 Our people ars beginning 10 $50 the trap In
which We are eli held. Turn which way you
viii and We 80 always The sane prison bars
sss Republicans are IN Il We are met st the
Fort, q St. Loais, at washington, BY thb 10
lentleas pro-slsvery despotiem which crushee
even those who have perilled most for. country
We give below an order iesued yesterday
The Indian regiments were ordered ct Washing.
ton; the papers ere regularly issued, and are
signed BY Stanton and Thomas. But certain
Kansas men, like John Richie and william A
Phillips, have received commissions In them;
and hence Hslleck opposes the Government
II b ths same question, the same dungeon:
HEADQUARTERS DprRIcr or KASsAs,
Fort Lsavenworth, April Is, 1862.
General Orders, No. 8:
l. In conformity with Instructions from head.
quarters Department Of the Mississippi, no In
diaos will be mustered into service In this die
trct without orders from those hesdquarters.
II. No Indians, therefore, will be raised for
that purpose, within the limits Of this district;
and the military authorities are hereby required
and directed to arrest and bring TO this post
any person or persons acting In violation oi
this order. f'
By order Of Brig. Gen. 8. D. sruRGrs
TBOnAs MOONLIGHT.
Captain and A. A. A,G
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

PoRrs 10 BE OPENED. learn from ~
liable authority that New Orleans, Port Royal,
Rsspfprt, Nswbsrn, and othsf ports, n fsst ~
they are captured, are to be opened TO the com.
meice Of tie world.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
Latest from New Orleans.
SUCCESS OF OGR FLEET.

ST. LOUIS, May ga refugee from the South,
who was at New Orleans when our feet Ar-
rived, says that we captured large quantity
Of cotton, sugar, and other property. I
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
From California.

NEW Yosk, Nay 6.-aThs stesmship North.
ern Light hes arrived from A,pinwsll, bringing
s6l6, 900 10 gold from California. The II tsl.
ligsnos from that State Is uniRPortant.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

Pacific RAILROAD BILL.-The vote is TO be
taken on this bill In the House to-day, at 2
o'clock. The indications are, that II will pass
by very large majority. The public opinion
of the country 10 ripe for the measure.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~ Drake's PlsntasioN Bistsrs.--s. T.
1850. 1t invigoratss, strengthens and puriaes
the system; b . perfect appstissr, and the most
agreeable and ,6eotusi tonic In the world. 1t 10
composed of the eslsbntsd Cslissys bark, roots,
hsrbs, and .psrs st. Croix rum. Psrticulsrly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Wsaknes, and y Just the thing for the chsngss OF
seasons. FOLD BY all groosn, druggists, hotels, and
saloons. .. P. h. DRAKE CO,
ap pi-8m ..r. L. 2c9 Broadway, N y.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

Intelligence from Russia reports an extraor'
dinary increase Of Sabbath schools.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~ washisgssn Seisnsiae Asssciasisn.
The regular mouthly meeting Of this association will
Be- held a ths Medical II II Of Georgetown College,
sss,sr Of and rwe'fsh streets, On TUESDAY, the
esh Inst, at O'Clock, . n.
4 papsr vill Be read on the Climate Of Canada
All H. Northern part Of the United States Ad.
ntssioa Tree. b. L. HOSMER.
my 6-1ts ReoordiaR Secretary,
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~ Law Resios. RoBERT ]. WALKER
sad FREDERIC p. STANTON will. practice law
in the Supreme end Circuit Courts, Court Of Cai ns
Courta Martial. Boards Of Commissioner, and De
partnsnts. Aidsd By two other associates, no part
Of An extensive hssisss will BE- neglected. address
WALKER h STANTON, ofAoe 2s5 street, Wash.
iDgton, d G. sp 23-3m
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~ Massnic. ssni annu Il communication
Of The u, W. Grand Loigs Of the District Of Co
lunbia will b hsld at Mssoaio Hall, conner Of and
NistA streets, on Tuesday, the 9th instant, ut
Pm. ..g- -.....
Puaetlai attendance u desired SojourninE breth
rsn are patsrpaiIy invitsd.
~. W. NORRIS SMITH,
ny8-& Grand Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

DOA nd WAHTED for . 0snsisman n cad
p WiSs s-Boasl be ihe, Lay qaly--in . private
ffQH = street to tbs Avenue Terms Pu.t be mod
trats. Address \, OF this ofAoe. my 6-2ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~Wesaoa's Progress OF slsvery.-Copies
Of this work are for sals at the ofos of the National
Repab'icas Pamphlet edition, 26 oents. Bound
edition, 10 essts.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~ Ths Uneenditisnsl Uaion Men OF
The Second Ward, irrespective Of old party tes are
requested to sttsnd . meeting to be held at the
MEDICAL COLLEGE, r street, near Twelfth, on
raURSDAY EVENING, Nay sth at O'Clock, for
The noninatioa Of Ward ofhosrs myo-st+
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

XXJAnTED-A WOMAN OF SOME ONE OF
w tbs Protestant denominations, to do the usual
hoassWork Of . smsll family, Apply at No. 500,
soath Aids Of q street, between Twelfth and Thir
pseath strrsts apSo-lws
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

~ We rsspsctfaily invite the sttsn-
lion ofour irissds and Tie pablo to the sale this
morning. at ten O'Clock, at sss sylvsDis avenue
near National Hotel, Of Costly Silver Ware, French
Piate Mtsrors, Tiltoa ; HsYssland's Iron Safe,
and Superior Housshoid Furniture.
l WALL / BARNARD, Auct,rs
The national Republican., 1862-05-06


~ Lyons Magnetic Iassot Powder,
Tested for 10 years and grown 10 favor It kills and
sx'ermiaates Roschss. Bed Bugs, Ants, Flsas,
Moths 10 Cloths, Fun and Furniture, Garden In.
sscts, 10 All genuine bean the signaturs of z.
Lvon and u nx poisonos 10 persoas domeaic animai
Beware Of ooaaterfsits and limitations.
Lyos's Powder kills all inssots In trios,
Lyoa's Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere d. 8. BARNES,
spSo-TTBsm 2o2 Broadway, New York.
ArSpsciai Notice. On and after Tuesday,
April 1862, the trsin' on the baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD will commence rur ning daily, (Sundsys
sxoeptsdJ leaving this Station at 7l0 .. m, and
oonnsoting at Washington junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West aa Wheeling or
Parkersbars. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked, ". p. SMITH,
N. Of Transportation b. 10. r. b.
ap1-du T8tsF Globsl
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

WAHTED-Ry sstlsr, smsrt, active man %
w Salssmar aut have good references Apply
70 Johnso, 4 NsSls, asi Psnuylvania avenue, this
Day, fron 10 to II, Q. -. .r' cite
w ANTS--wAN TO HAVE EVERY
w body to kAew that they oan buy Clothing,
ioxsss -. Il sliThs, No sso seventh s;rssi' M
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

MONDAY MORNING. May Sit commenced
rainiog about two O'Clock this morning, and
has continued heavily until this time. There 10
no news from Williamsburg, - It is too early In
the morning to hear. We shall occupy vii
lismsburg early this morning. From there our
courss will depend upon that taken by the
enemy.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Tha NAVY.

SWORD PRESENTATION 10 CAPTAIN O. =. BOGGs,
UNITED STATES NAVY.
The Common Council Of Now Brunswick, ~ j., arc
about present TO Captain g. Boges late Of the United
states gunboat varuna, splendid sword Ia ackpowledg
ment his bravery and gallant services IN the passage
the forts the Msisspp river, April "a 1862, when is
sunk less then rebel gnnboas, and finally his noble
vessel wa sunk by Of the cncnys boats, an@
went down with the stars and sries flying the
head and her guns firing until th,y woyo submerged
The grip this beautiful sword s Of mother pearl
artsicay carved tho diverse representing tho Goddess
Of Liberty standing shield aud tho reverse Fame
with trumpet and wreath OF laurel ON tho head Of The
grip i- medallion Of Washington In poori The guard To-
of richly gt metal, with poarl dolphin tho outside
and GIT chain cablo r,nnirg to tho mead. Tho scab
bard Il VI steel coverod with biuo velvet aud trimmed
with nourtings carved from solid goi. beautiful plate
bears Ito following Inscriptions" Presented by fho
Common Council Of New Brunswick, New Jersey, "a
Captain Charles Bnsgs FOR merorious services ut New
Orleans April 81, lsos.v No ore 4 worthy OF such
prcscnL ilnu the gallant Captain
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Michael Currnn, the Carrian, and the
War.

TO fHk EDITOR or rnE HERALD.
The very kind AMI Gatering tribate ..nch you were
pleased 10 ray 10 my humble cor, IL u the Irish
Legion and tho publicity which received through your
widely circulated Journal bavc causcl noble and 10
trictc lady OF this city (Miss Clover 10 .end me
pre- o f20 fearing that had given more 10 the good
cause than my means could afford. feel rroud 20 say
sir, TINT such is not the Having lei. ireland IL
lsss to make for the spread Of tbot wolsh system
miscallcd British civilization, hayc resiJed in this city
since under the protecting shadow OF the stars Stripes
and having during a that time obtained by the bsse,ue
Of God ard my own industry, sufficient 70 susain myself
and those dcponden: upon mo. believing, as do IN the
restoration o the Union and it, consequent prosperity
hope AMI trust sha be able TO fuln eli my obligations
70 my family and to society in tho inturo ncprg that my
conduct this matter will receive the appreciation Of the
humspe and generous lady who has sent me The
money | beg leave most respectfully 10 present IL :
through you. SIR TO General Crccran. 10 promote the
bia,e end patriotic object In which he engaged
ho, ,ac L may In come 10 n0urieh ana
y.aie our glorious old Union tree until It's branches
shall extend OF old, FROM the Atlantic to the PsciA,
and ro, tho akce 10 the Rio Grands, irdng. US n days
rsxi ts protection IN tho attachment and loyalty
OF oontea!ei, prosperous and happy people.
MCblfi. CCHRAN.
No, 1,b ORCHARD srssEr, Oct. 4, 1850
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Military Movements Ia New York anGss
Vicinity,

Vicinity.
CoHC0RAS's IRISH LEGIoS--RsvIEw AT CAM
SCOTT, STATEN IsLASD-PREsENrArI 70 OAp
TAIN JOHN merry.
Yesterday gala day at the camp tho Irish Ls-
scn Ut Staten ISLAND grand review OF The entire
faud toS pace at about four O'Clock the afternoon
ncaly 600 soldiers being the field Tho sight wse
quite an impressive one General CorcoTan accompanied
by his ads, passed in review before his men, and
everywhere greeted with epthGsiasm by them There
must have been 10 900 spectators present upon hS
occasion AL expressed the conviction that 4 Aney
body of men they had not for time.
A!ser the parade dismissed Captain John ConpeTy.
OF the Seeond regiment OF thc Lcgion. presented
with ras 'incent sword. sash and heiI. His company
drawn in front Of his tent where the presentA-
ton took pa'e. This testimonial rendered 70 the
rcc CIT principally ty tho attaches OF the HERAip ov
which ia e. aplan Cunncry has been reporter for
imo Mr.. III nIis J. Crmmins m,de ,hs presentation
speech upon tho occasion. which appropriately re-
spandn4 10 By Captain tnnnery. Tho swor manu-
acturd Tifapy Co.'s, ard IS endid specimen OF
manalact.e Urcf the sc.hbard Il the following IN
scrrtiun:- Presented 10 Captain Join coauery by num-
Der oi his rics as testimonial Of ,hei esteem for him
as o man ard sidero The Sec,'d regiment expect 70
leave iol lir seat of war tic latter jart oi next weak
The gr'iii and admirable regulations of Camp Scott
ara cspr 4 a'f'hy OF men,in. Every thing IS in pro
pei ".tf e.efyihing Ia the righ, place. Captain
James :. = .;ry, Of company y, Secon'i ament was
yese-da, iccr ul the day and con,mauiant Of post.
order obtained.
carls Rogers is authorized to raise company
for tLe nth regiment Ioone Nc!vy Of .nis ano bri.
Ccgrt House and tomntroiler's oiice, city Hall
Colonel Mcvily thorough Cider whs treats his men
as IL ~ taptar Rogers has service Europe ana
the East in the British army.
THE DEATH or COLONEL PRATT, SECOND REGIMENT,
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
4 meeting III the G.icers OF th. spose regiment was
held camp. Strasburs, Va. September 23 IN rela
Ton TO the death OF Their lato Colonel! ns'tons Of con
doience with his family passed. as wei as that Or
teep - mpathy for the memory oi 6ecease6
THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
circular for aid Tor tbs nne organization, under oon
All Subscriptions and contributions 10 paid only 70
A. :. Stout, ESQ., the Treasurer ~ tho End 10 his
der cp his receipt; and the Eye;utive Committee n
pay o1. and TO tho appropriation or tho funds oc
lccied tho Hon ed Haight President or tho Banh
the Cornn,onwch cxJudSe Hoffman, eA.siayor Harper
and Mayor Tenaana. The recruiting station, under
con,rad Of colonel has. x. Gfaiin IL the City Hall
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
POLITICAL INTELLIoEHCR

TKlDp.rs STE,ENs-Mr. Stevens, having becoun1
alarmed ut the radical position in which he finds hsD
has concluded 10 switch on conservative tyaua
lie fears to meet his constituents the stump IN ths
Ninth Congressional district Of Penney and has
therefore addressed them letter through the republican
journals which he the people the North never
claimed the right nor the intention interfere with STA
very SOUTH and that the policy OF modelling with
slavery Mere sxis Is only held by an insgnncant
handful o. called aboliiionss. Thaddeus has been in
the ranks The radicals long that the people VII, be
slow 81 beey in his reformation.
MORT MIiiraaY NgS CoSGsiss.--Bri igadler Genera
Ben Loan has been nominated for Congress IN the Seventh
dis-ic, OF Missouri and Colonel Joshua T. Guppy ths
democratic nominee in the Secoad dis:rc: Of Wisconsin
S,yn,s,. +, E,r1iosa.This IL the day for De State elec
tions 10 be- ne,d IN Georgia, mississippi and Florida
vrRsosr rsssroR.-lion. Solomon fooie viii probably
be reecsd 20 The United states senate by the lRqis&
turo OF Vermont.
DEMo,s,ATn RLsIMLSr.--The uEc Hundred and Tenth
regiment u Illinois is composed entirely Of democrats.
UEao,1,Anc MEETING OSosDAGA G,uSrf-A dome
cratic meeting viii be held Syracuse the 10th
nst which win be addressed BY cra,o Seymour, the
candidate Tor Governor.
CsSDlnsrts CONGRESS - PrSNsslvASfa.--An the
nominal rAs or Congress in Pennsylvania now made
that likely to be- The following he OF the
dihal ent ,aates. Those marked with ~ ars
',,b, NJ 81 Cnro
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
The Lsde Naval Shooting case an vew-
bern, NC.
TO rHf EDlIoR or TnE uNeALp,


III Year ssrc OF The fJib nsl coutau.ug from yonr
resortsr al ihs ldsca report dated ,lh init. ii Is
alleged 'ia tn hei Engineer o the sun!osi Sentinel
Y frece'ic. kseler, - Albany, hsi nesicrcd with the
oacfis ol Lieutenant sinan IN placing a sa,cr in con
lnenort ter sighting. ior ts act he (Nr. Keeler) xss
dsrgi ia ,fYgs Ss. md the act has been approved by
oc4csai FOSTER SC
the, III I. relate 20 you the isoi~, From the state
nea; q ~ eye witness, who is Hing u testify, with
o'lcrs - ID. truth Of the foi.9a ing acooiDi -
- me ip'rnns ., September 9, Tdestnant Eastman
~ s'iT ,N' ~ ir'ns eud placed IN Tho artmrB ~ =
son previous 10 their ayuF tlc break .ss, Ihe trcneu
nciac Their c,f o. ~, fact, which he tore witnesscl
80 lioC srA ~ iile room :" the Leatii ,onni.H
eii bl (" ptir g'li.i occupying the rseln4 md eat
~ nofthent ~ M ctrw at pri.pp tpo th's be the
~ rf ct .erl was petcnpicf y.or1ceG aepy A. lsrs
s bnn oven 'a t9t'mnj 70 roa the ung iiiocr , iLe
II ,n'e' oiit1ce lby bt Act uc plert trn..lcr sf ing
lace captain >,shty.l VI. Keuer ia "a, ig ats b.s
wiea The Nasiora 6fls ca,el sih ajI hands
- FUi Li,n tair - 10 iru5-. he into the onora
N 4l sal8g g. inen tirat he coIld he nu, eps, er
,c4 Or ~ sGiy ~ order of tie oicor H. crlnarA ,l
~ 2.4s,i tod c%7. tfg gycer he cyuid mt Ie III N
,r No. vbcfs pppn J.. .R'euat - ssnan ordered i, salj
are or tsn ,lc. Instantly Hezed ll by c,c IRA
liid IacsteraUt H. az. need WITH tnc rom whcu sr
start ksri sneii D. drew bis psto sad ircd ie breast
u .r II. re 'U str3tt ~ ig ARA, rr44las Il re
tween lhg COW g1d sb3liaef l.bo uall J. stI n M.
!s ideft ~ iaen stnt ~ shore ~ no hosp apf
isS ~ u Li FgTPecA DOM wGaf aLi9 W X a,8
nj 1s awaiInr a.lli "a cosf tnartiai cf ilgrir,
cFctus g. JAig.
r.,t - ssi,nt jna,aeef. Vnst .'a:c. susLc4 .rrt,el
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Fatal Array Between White Men and
Negroes.


An ARRAY cccurrsd yesterday morning about one O'Clock
between y number Of white men aud negroes AZ the
corner of avenue and HOUSTON street, which resulted
in the killing Of and tho wonnding Of another
The particulars OF the affair as communicated 70 our re-
porter by the Eleventh precinct police appear 20 be
foiiors,--ts tivec white men, named John Donneiy
Frsnk amb and John Duay were passrg tho above cor.
LSg, they met by Tom negroes With whom din
cliy occurred, which soon merged INTO general Aght.
w the melee ronneily stabbed In the breast With
dirk knife, Tho blade of the weapon entering bh heart
and causing almost instant DEATH Lamb also severe
y wontioi being stabbed In the arm and head, bnt his
wounds ere not cosecrea dangerous Tie alarm boing
given number OF policemen from the Tenth and
Ecse9t precincts hsssne 10 me spot but before they
arrived the teerees succeeded in making good thor
escape. The injured taken 70 the station house,
where fr. Ki-nbaII dressed their wonnds while pa-
ton Of nts were sent ~ cour lie ward in every iircc
wD witt the hope arrcsng The assaiiants. During
the sgk negroes were arrested suspicion OF b1ing
corcnrnot 10 the row, brt subsequent developments
showed that they had TO knowledge ol the occur-
,aned John Cawson and shdrcS hcnd, we're
taken into custody by o'lfers Niard and .
Affair Ecpd admitted that he was ~ lhc participants
n tho rac-s denied iuat lac used Knife. The other
man msi,s ,ei silence, hit the police are certain
that they have sot hon 9. the right man.
Coroner Nildey, IN icing notiioJ 81 Tue occurrences
projected TO he station hde al an early hour and made
All the oirang ng.mcnts for holding the Inquest tc.dny.
,iry n the following nsmci persons cmpanneled
whp notlied 10 he IN attendance at eight o'clock
this morning.
william sluires. q. \. Campbell.
Meyer flsnrs, VIM. Taylor.
.onn 7. King. ". ~. llaight.
Nm Waid. John Dawson.
Geo w. Kent. obadiah W. Beers
DorncDy va, mason ~ trade, and lived ~ No. s72
Fourth street, where he leaves wife and cvcra email
child On eAtiyiy uDproyded for. No reason has yet
bccn assigned for Tho origin OF the dnlouly; but ~ ~
moic than kcy that il will be- traced 70 .ntenperancc
ls orsnr ny VIA. ncnns a hs ~ sovns wtrs
them ~ tho seas1lk.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
THE CAPTURE OF the SUNBEAM.
Onr Naval Correspondence.
CSI1ED STATES SrYaags NysYsc,
NV ISiEr, n. c., Sept. 20, 1892.

NV IHiEr, y. c., Sept. %, 1892.
c,eaoS Of he tsii,,, So.ss Necmer hpsttcCAcse gfe
Rect schnoHe5Cdp.ye Of thc Stsamss Sssbeoa, ,-f,
Cttr:o n G.9Dcse7.r, d..
This isorGn. the Mystic, the alert, got under
weigh jet bsoTe deybrcsk what she coald see.
ler activity rewarded at dsytresk by the sight Of
large schooner running IA elcug the sboTe with nno
breeze ris3 a.. The Mystic al once red her
bow 20 intercept her, and sent messenger from
her Prro rite forbidng her 70 20 further. 7hey
~ nrs, ucl.asd to disregard ,he ,nsndste bit
ssoAe .o-cih.y and the state Georgia
coming RAPIDLY mp, Bring she approached The schooner
cu.lGt7d that dcTetUn the better part of yaor aud
- nted for ttc shore rndcr ccver Of friendly battery
vs. IA and exchanged gaw shots with tho battery,
-ienciag il N about ten minutes The schooner hai
me nvle blged and We col our boats undty wefh 10 20
IN aBa IecanotTe. ,er going in Tar enoaeh W that
The schooner nnec,naily destroyed, tie beats
turned, wel! satisfied with The mornings work ard we
mark another vessel that tried " the BLOCKADE and
did not.
stSnay. Sept. IS lso2.
hsd intended serd the above b. The cauibriige
which sailed IN the day 1t written; but oH ing hsF
starting uneSreoiedly, II wes lef hchini. can no%
make IN .iE ofiant addition 10 H. THIS morIin, at dsy
breaS - made steares running along the FRYING Pan
sh0as st ~ the point OF smiths Island We at
sni.pad aud gavs caase The State OF Georgia also got
M Ter wesh eaa follow ed sne being the fas;es b..t
gel rs, aud under iu head o steam steeIBl 10
Intercept iie stranger IL was inst nice question
whether sho1d stop her IN time. Already ts lIns OF
tho fort Federal pnn; had opened s, ard the saes
were mhi4zins over our tea.t a. each c,,ciAse We,
however, stood right for The channel. deter a;nrg
hat she gol rasA the state Of Ceoria sc wcuil sinS
heF or b. oaFselves s1lS by the .crs.
The sse 81 Geo. 'sst 81, enough open with
hcT P.?rctt rie, and. sending shot her To-
SIC caise - OF nee and .eavea in" We were all as
oDishei .ls. she sA1gG haye gwen np easily Llt
whoa we io'rd hit the bulk OF be- euupow-
dcr i was MOI 20 ge,ua kabe Tor shell In her
cryo might possibly have blown her up.
She prct cd 10 oe he Ab.lo.rche steamer snu.
beam, to ye brightest beam that we have seen FOR
Ic5Ny a watch ui morn.
Siso was boa d nom Liverpool, with npoY;cr arms
machinery and ether s;oee among them large equantiy
81 good i,nor: sud considering the !aet article think
she might have made a spirited resisisu.e.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

In the PRIV dence Of God in Of or treatment
OF the coored race, they were lying directly ACROSS
our uafk II attempssd 20 drive cars over them,
the sept would be lci, theirs for the concus.
shatrer us while he protected them and IL tho nation
attempted 10 throw itself ih te way OF Gods justice
lie would Dotst0p the train account but the cow
catcher d The universe will mako Of dead earcasses
lie nffsd them 80 plead with God that he would bring
ths nstsn 10 fu aeknow edgmsnt Of It's guilt and en-
able them 10 free every slave on this continent.
Rev. Mr.. FRENCH followed with prayer another hymn
vas sung and tho congregation disnisset with the
l,..stnt
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
How Are the Rebel. "a y. Giosh.di
~ fuln tho iloratvu fa.sss. s.I.u.1


From present APPEARANCES sUaiors The Geld
viii require n hc c~thcu dnr!ar tho uniag winter ly
ia. se Who remain y. home when wo corscey tie ;,,
uuni1er to be lJb afaf, a. VIII readiy b. seen
th c.ata0,yaBaty sac,t,v. aos. iai their aece nos
Ets.y b'af aud esiM 81 ssgt ,oi 1o9 thc tIe
bica ~ HS fer slSfe. csitns, stot0 Ls ~
sare. lf This caanot h. done in way, IL rhott be
aune ~ aher roietiss Tor iiS inanulnciure hpad be-
Immediately orgauixol All tho state ard ~ means
siUa.l Ne allowed - suirber nonicst nser .g.h viii
advance the aoidsTs Interests scieye nh present or
coming waDtE
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
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Ilis wrrd renayned Turkish oAhilarant snd nervine
cures affections, ihcrhgtjsu, ucura
ga cplety paptation Of heart, dcty head.
ache sup opium, quine liquors and aU narcotics,
powerful orc Put In old silver ami satin boxes.
70 6,o boxes In unique Tuta carton for "a
posilc small boxes cens, or carton Nv c'nts, which
must accompany each order. Sold By drog1sts. lnms
quantities So hnc Az MS wanted fur ciiies end cuniiea
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