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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-02

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-02

UYR. the undersigned Mayors, hsrsby earthly that
w Tie Druggists, APothSeaEigs and PhyIteiAns
a our several cities have signed document Of a.
Surance 70 rs that the remedies Of DR. }. o. AYR
4 CO. Of Lowell, layers SarsRpAEilla, RillA, Aguo
Cure And CheFTy PectoraI,l have been found 20 Be
medicines Of great o1eslsnes, and worthy the eOu-
Gdane0 Of the community.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

difficulty. We have done what we could to restore
10 he Republican party its senses Ii President
Lincoln chooses to carry the war for the benefit
of the Breckiuridee Democracy, and by the instru-
ments which that treaeherOus organization hae placed
and kept in POWER iu tie army or the navy and civil
stations hs gets no encouragement in this policy
from Massachusetts. The Democratic party is de-
termined on restoring itself to power IN 1853 ard
1865. All very wei, provided its designs are loyal
and it's policy compatible with the honor aud safety
of the nsuon. But they are not, and the attempt
mast be resisted. No-Partyi'm, Namby Pambyism,
Sentirnsnialism, Will mol defeat this purpose. Mr..
Lincoln has The responsibility OF carrying on this
contest. lie knows what is right. lie has ali oath,
reg glstered i'll Heaven, TO preserve the Republic In
its sholsnees. War only can do it, and war can
only be successfully waged by waking use OF al the
ineaps known to civilized warfare. Fine Emancira-
ton Policy must DO adhered to- possibly 1t must oe
hssientd and Msde Immediately Elective. us
reii uishment would be such breach OF faith 10
the people that overt hrow and hight would DO better
tor M. Lincolns fame and better for the country.
He must press forward, and make the first oil Janu-
ary stone for our norsiications and defeats.
The Hon A. ii. Bullock lis reelected to the HOUSE,
ami will again be Speaker Air. Gushing comes from
NewburyIort, p. W. Chsndler from Boston, Tappan
Wentworth from Lowell and the delegations IN the
SENATE ard House believed to be gneraiiy conf
posed ei strong and able men.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Cruise Of the United States Steam Gunboai
sur,.cr-Nevs from Two saundrons.

The L. \. steam gunboat Sumter, one OF the coal
barges chartered and subsequently, purchased froul
Cromwell after he Paraguay oXt edition, arrived at
this port from Old Point Comfort. She came up 20
the Navy-i ard, ard was boarded by our reporter.
After ten months Of active service she North
for repairs She has never taken prlEe, or made q
goood attempt 10 capture one, since her departure.
Lying for months blickading Charleston, and hay-
ing only four j2pounders most OF the time, her hos
iile prOcliyites neither conspicuous nor pro-
yokug. Her news from Fortress Monroe is unim-
portant. The u. 5. gunboats Miami and Niotoria
were there, all well.
Admiral Lee, the Commauder-in- Chief a the little
feet, was at Newport News. on board the flagship
Philadelphia. The u. 5. steamer Wyandotte bad
been made the guard ship at For, Monroe, whose
business II was TO bing ships 70. The Sumter, hav-
ing been disabled brings 10 late intelligence from
tie South Atlantic squadron. Her sailors however,
report interesting matter about their experience IN
Sccossia. They had been ashore for few honrt ~
Fernaudina, and paid about 800 per cent for
change. There were Only five six families lef! in
tie town, the able-bodled being absent On Conied.
crate service, it wac supposed. Tue 9TH Maine reg
ment garrsoned the place. and were "spoiling for
"A fight" Boale from tho Sumter went on All expe-
dton up to 81. Marys whore the tars report inveI-
crate SeeessonisIs rs abounding.
The Sumter needs more repairs than il would be
worth while TO effect Just now. She might do az
a Navy-Yard tender, but not as man-of-war. Her
officers are:
Lieut. Commanding Patison Lieutenant and Executive
OhcrI, Iengy Is. SELL Assistant Lnsinosr, James Pagan
Acting Masters John g. Dutoh. Robert q. Lela John A. Bo
gon, Assistsnt SaIseon George Shpley, Acting Asaut
Paymaser r. ST Clair Clarke Acting Third Assistant knsi-
VIM Iompton Cspts.ns Clerk, W. w. kossag; Hoe
piisl Steward a NJ Ifay PaymasssEs ClssA, NJ fOi.n'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
The Proposed Re-enfoI nsens Of the Forts
in Charleston narbor.
Fyo,, The National I,f.!ltceH<ey. gora

Fror. TAe National Int.!li geEscr, Noe 8.
The subjOlned correspondence relating 10 the pro-
pored reinforcement OF Fora Moulirie aad Sumter,
during tho Winter Of ls60-Cl, by volunteers from
the City Of New-York, has been communicated to
The National iHfciligenccr for publication as be.
longing to the history of that period:
J. A. BAAILTos TO GEN. sAsDFoRD.
NzyIs. DoDBs's FxKRl Posr-oyrcx,l
Phvate.1 Dec. 26 idd3
DEAN GEsEnsL; l write TO you in the sirietest
eophd-uc. because what about propose might de-
fcaed by premature disclosure
The President having exposed handfnl of brave
IN Tort Moue To slaughter aud tne dag Of TO
a ,ce there he violation OF las dnty Kind
should citizens volunteer TO go 10 Chloson HaTbor In
steamer chartered tor ths purpose in orerr TO reinforce
Major Anderson. Such taken by few hundred
brave would ths garrison and the fort aud
this sving beon don. without any participation the part
u tie Government could not be coDd"ud by South Caro-
Ina Offensive her which would invite much loss
Justify assault Think Of this, and n approve turn In
ind whether many foud be Induced 20 youn.
We would hsye difficulty setting money to char.
ter steamer 80 90 Iut board VI hcr aoIo az provisions.
Absolute seossy be observed Let me know where
can tnd you viii be In Tho ei'y to,mcHo" islafisyC
Your &c, JAMES a. hAMILION
Maj Cen. sASDToKp. Eewiosk
0ES. sASDFORD TO J. A. HAMILTON.
Private NEwioEE. December 20 1870.
MY DEAR SIR; There woali DO no difficulty about
IA. II tho arangeu aid 20 msle on
o Con. scott A confidential person could 6e
him and with his sppIoya. Ia ich.me soud be- perfectly
eg and ptahle doubt 40 ohcrr command.
am, very respectfully, your eisdient servant,
CHARLES W. SANDFORD.
JANIS A. HANmros. ssl
J. A. HAMILTON 10 IrEUT.-GEN. SCOTT.
hKys, DoBBs FKRRi Posr oD1cx !
fPdvate Decsrnbcr, 20, 400.
DEAR GiNAHAL; IL " proposed " geenisIse
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Major Aodescs BY volunteers 10 bs scA from N. N, J,
orr to es chartered for that purpe.s-shs
promises to provide many good sn and true a. s,
required Say from one to four hendred lie, Low:,s,
suggests that this enterprise ,houd receive your ,snc
tar at least by your giving letter Of iattodns.,
to Major Anderson sinsins to him that thoss ,xbo w
me VII os h. auest. aud q subject to d.
enerpi,e do the favor to send me such lst, as
dressed to the Major, you Pssss and also ino D.. =
the number Of required. aid sf the kind and cusn
provisions 20 b. taken with As the Originator of -
project Of course intsod TO be Of the voisnt.sr '
ith my hest wishes for your continued health and n,
mes. beloved country rensin your friend and s,v
To L.eut.-Gea scsrT Washington.
LIEUr.-cES. SCOTT TcJ.A. HAMILTON.
WARRINGTON Jan 4 1861
Sin: Lieut.. Gen. Scott desires me to scknowlss,.
your sitter of the 29h u,mo and 10 inform you b h.
to the President Of the United States Both spprscistsd h.
immedats military needs Of the require no spos
Militia or volunteers in cid Of the regular force.
SBEoS5SE iESosS5SE 's.iE w. ESY osiSfl Issca. ss!cs1.
JAMES A HAMILTON, ess.
IA. HAMILroS TO MAJOR-GEs. sAsDroRD
DEAR GEsERAL: Referring 10 my letter TO Won A.
the subject Of that correspondence. incose Lieut. &
Scstts TO the litter addressed to him under -
ysur resdDess co-opsrss with In the movement ~
epfsrcs Major Anderson was alike Aenorsbe 70 your patS
isrn. entsrp prise and energy.
erals letter uuderscoed which implies oregone conrl,
sion that the futar: may require suck .ppea su sur,
Condition and arrange such p.a may be best 70 be -
into execution whenever the A and volunteers m.yks
needed and the impending cordon Of country may r.
quire scor their part hope may allow 70 beasrs
tina, be useful n any way you viii 10, overlook i
I bsy, the honor TO te your friend and servant
JAMES A. HAMILTON
P.s-Yeu will probably concur with me 10 opinion As
this cospOndence not proper ct present 70 be gwen ~
Ma. Den. sAsD,oRs, Nsw.Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
10 DEPARf
Passengers Sailed

IN s,,anthy B,iii,h Qneen for Ear1no ria Ndn1s-Sn
Chase Mis-. Jonss Tsmpco; Mrs E. NJ Taylor, llinos
T. BarrusI Eew-York Nra A. keensn, South Carolina y
Bnrruss New. York j. Wilisns kentnciy NJ Certnel =.
Missl Ee~.Yerk; Charles Harris Nassau r. o. Wiliima
Havans 81 l.. Lans and friend, New York John Wil11s
Cincinnati; s. T. Hsrgous NewYork; MI and Mrs J. Z.
shildr.n aud .eryau. Esw-Tork Dss Cbiesso Josea
Fsrfoot r Mseot Havana; Y. J. Morison, ew-fort j.
sn,i,h Tampico; b. Llorsdsr Porto Rico; w hsy Aoa-
treai; John Stevens NssYork r. Caso Phi stepais Os
Wof Montre~ Charlss Caro-, Havana; Madame Alberta
N.dame BorchaId and maid, Madame Berkel. New 1ott
Sig sibrigrs Sig poieto. Sig Car Bergman NsT.i oti
Mr. and Mrs A. NsuEek Louis Nsy. New York Moss asy
Rodrsuoz Havana Antonio Vega Ttapsga Bernard ssl'
ias Ms1iso Samuel b. Brss' CObsi Mr and hr. hahst
Lowell: I.aae Fernald Hayans j. Asosn, Havana Joha
Barton. O. T. Johnston. Nsv-York; Capt r. Escaes fH
Nss.sn- Mu Thops, Roner Nassau sgaies, Newi at
s. Williams Baltimore Charles Harris, NaAa1 ~ Jcsae
Nontres ues Lachaame AID two children, .. CsnYosA j.
NJ Wnzht NeN-iork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Arrived.

Z. steam gunboat sump,sr Lieut. Commas r. P,ia,es
Fernsnd.na Fla, via Port Royal and Old Poia C'mi'a
ssan.hlp Glasgow (Brl Rosken Liverpool Oct = saa
Qusonstou 2ith - l0;i3 udse. ard 20 Jsnp "
Dale Exrereueed strong westerly gales the entfe pe's
O,t D. o Ola Head Of hiasae passed 'hp rosto hsaee
Ship E. C. scranton, Magma, Liverpool Sept. rs coal |"
wr,ck II Br brig Hudson lof Cok ws'eEosged and aoan
oned standing boats gone and appeared TO have bee1
ssrs Iarys.t tof Newcastle. Mel Austin. Liverpoo;
days in ballast nastsr Had heavy westerly weather NE"
BAH Gsnbadi tNor) seebers Nantes tFr.ncs) % dAy'h
Tris North Psint Perelva Rio Jauerio Sept, ?s coffee
master A.g H. lat So 3d. lon "a 80 spoks ship Pro'P''
Rrs Richmond (of Bansor) wyman N.l,sa Del. g. Psasa
Gibraltar i1th lead and isuii to Miller ho q ton go
Brig Blac. Hawk (By, of Ne~-Gass,wi, NcClouf, nS
lottstown days oats and barley 20 Tyne. sri'h
sohr Susanna lBT, Of RafaIl Lans bsiiisi dsJ' n'a
schr M.nnshsh. rhonas Portland. Me- days, a'h 's1
sch { H. Cook (of Provirce,Op) Sparks Inssuss days
schr only Daughter ()uM,sil. Collins PhisdelPhi'
days, coal Experienced heavy " r gales. Win saos
sohr Wondsrsr, Motion. Philadelphia mdis' 10 J.
schr YnIsh, Welsh. Philadelphia. mis.. to j.
Bhrgs
sshr Auna {. L-ver,tt. Squros. philadelphia days
SehT Jenny Lind Nash StoninxtonL
sehr Presto; h.~ sin.' usoIss;Gwsn ISss,.sn.bs
Soop w H. How sn. Brothsrtou, Bristol asys ~ ,vA
Steamer City of Richmond tu ; tran.Pors heuy 80
iugton aud ola Point Comfort having In to" u . sun'
s."mss yuesn Morrison Phsdslphis. mdss to LOper
Steiner H. Burden LOpe philadslphis md's to L'p~s
"sas Steamer Ewing MoCausy Phl.dslphis mi'e to 4"
sssam.t Blackstone, Berry. Providence hsur'.
sAlLED-U. s. steam tsnspor. Thoms Swami t'r "'~
ingtou, ID. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

1t is found to cost the cane-grower some ~ cents
p1lon and in these dear times sells readi.y for o.
The Legislature Of New-Jersey being strongly
Onposition. the vacant seat Of Senator Thomson Il
6kely to be filed either by William Wright OF New
ark or John p. Stockton Of Princeton. IL both these
oarties want it there will be fierce contest, with
some bleeding Of somebody's purse. One OF Tire
oddities of the contest IN New-Jersey was the ac-
tive opposion made to tie Democratic Governor,
Parker. by lis iather.in.lsw, Mr.. John Gumnsre,
w 90 could not abandon his principles 20 aid tie pro-
motion Of any member Of his family.
An effort Les been made in osftain circles here 10
deoreciate ground rents and mortgages On the ple.
that ega-tender notes going 10 sink 70 the level
of the old Continental currency, ia which care the
owners If such securities will be paid of al bali
rrce But tbs effort has failed. Public confidence
IN Government paper and securities remains
unshaken even by the late elections Bat 1t ID be-
leyed that people are boarding bank notes, supPos-
ing that they will be redeemed specie and forget
ting that every note thus boarded IL represented oy
a grcenback IL possession OF the bank which issued
t' and 10 be exchanged for the bank note when II
comes In. This hosrdng OF bank paper Is one OF the
popular deusoDs of she day, but the general increase
OF circulation by the country banks can DO accounted
for in no other way.
Winter advances on US without any OF the usual
cry of destitution. Everybody willing to work can
find employment at good wages. Tho newspapers
abound in advertisements Of hands wanted by the
hundred. Rents in some paris OF tho city have
nearly recovered Themselves bat the prices oil great
stores and warehouses continues at about hall to
quarter of the old figure. Still building goes on u!
a prodigious rate. Cninproved real estste is begin.
ming " feel the general rise Ia prices. 30 are ai
classes Of operatives, who are demanding higher
wages, and combining to secure them. IL must
come To this In the end.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
The Negro Regiment has a Successful En-
gagemcnt with GuerriIIas-Cnpt. An.
drew L. Crew Killed--Bravery Of the
Rlack SOidiers.
worth Conservative, Nov. (.
Correspondence OF Leaven~orth 'onserVau'e' Nov
HxADQuARrxRs lsT Kansas Corp Vols,
ToKr AFRIcA. ION the Usage. rsa' Butler,

Correspondence OF Lesvenworth Conservative, Nov T.
HxipQuARrxxs lsr Kansas Corp Vors,)
FoKr AFRICA. ION the Usage. rssi Butler, I
Ba,es Co, Mo-, OCT 90 1861
A detachment Of seventy men from the Southern
Battalion Col. Seaman'sl, and one hundred and
sixty from Col Willismss, the latter under Capt.
X. g. Ward, Company Is. the entire detachment
under Col. Seaman, who acted under Instructions
from Major Henning, arrived at tLis point on Tues
day afternoon, having left Fort Lincoln late on
Monday.
The enemys scouts were seen In force when we
arrived ut this point, the residence Of al Infamous
guerrilla nsmed Toothman, whose son Ia now
prisoner at Fort Lincoln. We were aiming TO clean
out a rendezvous near here, on what is known as
the Island large marshy tract OF land lying IN the
Osaee, which has been the resort OF the Jackmin
aud Cockerill bushwhsckers. We found the latter
in force, with splendidly mounted and armed body,
yaroutly estimated at from 400 to 500 men. The
probability il that tho first named was the correct
estimate, but since our arrival he has been re-
enforced till his command numbers over COO. We
eucamped within Toothman's yard, throwing up O
rail barrcade and raising flag. We named the
place " Fort Africa"
Sending back or cavalry snd for the balance OF
the regiment, We skirmished two days. Yesterday
morning our skirmlshers shot two scouts. After
dinner the enemy succeeded in drawing ont small
detachment ard cutting IL off from our main body.
sharp engagement eusued in the attempt 10 rescue
our detachment. We lost eight men killed and ten
wounded. CAPT. Crew company A, Let Regiment
X. CIV, formerly ofthe Man'ion Hcuse, was killed.
Lisn,. Joseph Gardner was severely wounded, but
will DO we'll within week or two. The enemy re-
port Is killed this morning. and must have as many
more wounded.
/, is useless to talk any more Of negro courage.
rae men fought Ike tiger, each aud every one OF
them, and the main difficulty was TO hold them well
in hand
We have Just received re6nforcements, and have
intelligence Of guerrilla force that renders move
melt necessary. We have ths guerrllas hemmed
in and will clean them and this county ont. Saddle
and mount /. the word. These the boys 10 clean
out the bushw hackers. r. ,. III.
Lieut.. Joseph Lyon arrived here on Sunday with
the body OF Capt. Crew. lie was 10 the engage
msnt and fully confirms the report OF our CORE
sponient. Capt. Crew had a wound through the
heart and through the groin, and died Instantly.
His watch, which was stolen from him on the field,
.gss sitcrward found the body Of bush whacker,
undoubtedly the who killed Capt. Crew. and
whose own death, at the hands OF negro, was an
other instance OF speedy and retribuiive Justice.
Lieut. Lyon Gays Missouri guerrillas have tie high
est Tetpect for black yalor.-ED.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

paired to q drinking saloon in Pearl street, near
Broadway, where Mattbaei, the clerk, received s.,
each recruit $50, Aver $25, and Oakley $25-this
being the total amount Of extra bounty for five re-
cruits Officer Tsylor accompanied the party to the
saloon, and at the proper moment gave a signal,
which brought Capt. Petty aud sufficient force Of
policemen to hand. The entire party were captured,
and conveyed to tho Fifth Precinct Station House.
By order of Superintendent Kennedy, Capt. Petty
obtained from Lieut.. Col. Reeve, United States Mus
tering Officer. an order to convey the prisoners to
Fort Columbus, Governors leland, where they
were on Saturday morning safely delivered
Lucien Ayerresided at No. 909 South Ninth street,
Williamsburgh. James NJ Oakley 10 from Corum,
Suffolk County. James Matthaei is resident OF
tLis city. Tie recruits were Matthew hcCafirey OF
No. 25 Cherry street, Martin Lynch Of Pell street,
Edward Burke of No. 81 Eldrdgs street, James
Mcguire Of No. 25 Hester street, and Charles IL. j.
Charer. Aver ID responsible for the villainy. he
induced Oakley to Join him in the enterprise. The
antecedents of the latter have been good. seizure
Of Ayers papers was made, which show him to
have been engaged in various swindlins enterprises
1t is supposed that the townships paying this extra
bounty have been defrauded 10 the extent OF FLOW
Capt Petty took possession Of about $500 in bills ID
the hands Of the culprits. Tho Governments lad not
as yet been swinded by these operators. 10 the
principals in the transaction inst punishment will
undoubtedly be moted ont. The 6vo anxious patri'
ots mustered into service may have the exquisite
pleasure Of serving out their terms in the field.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.... .....-NoI II
Cleared.
Steenship-Bri,ish

Cleared.
st.enshfp-Bri,ish Queen (Brl Ls Mesrrer, NASSAU.
Cunard.
shlps-RAngoon Boyd, San francisco WIN. 7; Co,smsaI
Lirss Honaas tBr.), Aekennon. Liverpool Williams :
Odion. "
Bark,-s, Jsme. WAYNE. Phnsdephis, B,shtord Hos'
ton Monilor (Brl, kicsAn Liverpool K. I. Buck Ces
Pap,tnA Habg Sydney n. 5. w, r. W. Csmeros; Tyras
(BrD Wilson, MsTselis., Rogers Rich. .
schocne..-I Van SAINT. Burd.e NAshinst1u, J. b spst
ford, Moderaer Luksr NewcAste, Del Cnasn.e. Wbt$
Plusdsp phis; fmtna Fur5ush Amss Esa Weymouth Jess
Neson tBr.l. Nelson. Maitland N \, b. Whhuey "a
Mary Price, BLIZZARD Braaiysine y. L. kneespd Mar.
Davis Dospe Mni;itlan Bassstt Niekerson Belle yae
b-Ily Baltimore j. w. Mckee Ann Amelia H.l ock reif
dc phia BAksr 4 Dayton Maria Fleming shaw, Niminson
Del Tnnper Beatne I.lae Hines ey Leavt Wsshinsoe
J. Is. spol,rd John Collins. Erickson, Warrington soas
Arde,on. Blnso NsweAase, Georgia. FscAaid baiH-''~
Merrill Abbott.
sloop-JOssgA Albert, Csrgnl Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
PROM MISSOURI.
The Election-A Row in ~. Joserh-Bitter
Centest nnd Doubtful Resuii in the blair
Distriet-Two EmanojpniionistsE Elected
10 Congress amy bow-strengih of the
Bndicnis in the Inierior-scveraI In-
portant Towns Carried-Arny Msve-
rieuts. etc.

From our Special Correspondent.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s. 1892.
So far as heard FROM with the single exception OF
imal row about the poll-books in st. Joseph the
election in this State wGs unattended by any serous
trouble. 1t was feared by many persons that the
Rebel sympathizers, finding themselves prevented
from voting by the rigorous requirements of the
oath prescribed by the State Convention would at-
tempt 70 break up the polls. AT 81. Joseph accord
ing TO The Herald Of that city, the Rebels did carry
Off tho pol-books, and conducted the election their
own way until II o'clock, when the Union men re-
covered them, and proceeded with tie election. The
Herald is friendly 10 ths election Of Gen Loan 10
Congress. The J0urn5i, which 10 friendly TO
Bruce, says the row was created by soldiers and
State Miliin in the interest OF Gen. Loan. The al
fair il not important either way, as II IL not very
likely tie st. Joseph vote vii decide that OF the
district.
Here in St. Louis we Ind plenty Of excitement,
but no rows. The evening before election "A few
bloody noses were tie fruits Of Il collision between
hotheaded Germans who shouted cheers for
Fremont as Blair procession WAS passing by. This
incident led to the adoption OF very stringent
~ suppress any disturbance during the elec' o
The voting proceeded elOwy wing to the delay of
taking tao long oath required BY tie State Ccnyon-
ton ordnance The usual amount oil .ectioneerinQ
done by the Democrats and ty the Conservative
Republicans.
Tho Emancipationiss, who supported Samuel
knox in oppcsllion 10 Blair were without ticket
peddIsTs, Without essTiases. and without money tor
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
j)orl- luaroers' Nollte.

sr.rr OF Nav Yokx
po,r.V,npxss OyNor. No. 10, wa. ~
NOTICE is hereby gisc IN accordance ORD Sss !.
.scn Of the All pas,sd April H. iss, ,. :, S,~.
Act to Reoraniac ,h- w.isa', once hS,ias S Charge d:
~ aei matter OF such Inquiry, examination W 20 N. Port
the vessel, now under or s ;.
s,n'pls. ,d within tsa dsys next succeeding 'A''
board said vessels. Pier No q
steam, hlp n ammonia ...''.-''''''''''psr per No
sh,o william Ra.hbone~ D., No. s6
Electric.
BARK Anton 6hutber.... p,r No
iuk Orphan. Atautc wv.
Bak lerIog oshniss ssoi
Iak Ella Virginia. Pr No. ~ w. -
fupW 49,
Bng A. HoE fOrds o'o'N
9eH''"'' '-'''''' WIN Il. buhLEi0ti' 1'"''
J. Ave-, aAAxlxAs. SssxsA<f.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Passengers Arrived

n, ,,,az,sIp Gla,qor from LisUpooiMss Kss DesphH
Mis-. Norton and sisi-r Miss X Rsch As John Bray Ma
ST. l.. Hsroys. Ars r. Elet Mrs OdeIshaN' MT, NoriSs
NJ Add Mr.. l;i5b. Ar aad Mira Neise, Dr. ani zrI WI
iisms H. and Mr.. Wilde, Rev. p q: Deany, Rev. hf
Heudsrou Rev z. Brady. Rev. James wssney Rev O. 4
Jenkins L. D. Foley John Wilson Ar Douglas James Mo
kenre, b. 9. Kimbsl Nj Bailey Dir. Ubnsn 7. Gsrnea
Mr. Konlalsky Mr. Ostre. Gr. Keushn, O. Wire, Tnsr~
kossF. b. Smith, Il. AIass. L. fede' and adj IL 'eefas@
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
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sotpThe hall Of the ship Uncle Toby rheh w % ~ sspt
an Ingish Bsnl WAS Iold .. Montreal - the ON '
orH lleoO -. houud 70. San
Franesco put baek to Rio Janeuo selS
proc.oding ~ faI q. Cape horn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
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Iincolns maj, %, ,52f; Athon'f mai 1913.
1otnl vote in 1860, 2j4, ,5i2; in 1862, 2i6,6T7.
In 1861, tie vote for Governor was-Iane, Rep,
1862 Hendnck, Dem, E6, 1868. Lanes maj.
700
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

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