davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Imports.

COAST-Per sehr Corah- II bbls molasses to
Labatut-3S do L Gagnet-75 do IL hhds sugar E
Borgeos-20 do do A Miltcnberger eco 10 do do
G Sabatier.
COAST-Per schr Mary Ann-aO hhds sugar los
abbls molasses Retchford, Brown Eco. .e e
y GOAST-Per schr Mary Agnes 10 hhds sugar
40 bbls molasses to order ,stu ..,.
COAST-Per schr BRACES 10 hhds sugar to
@ Olivier- SO do Darby & Tremoulet-25d do Tole-
dano Taylor.
NCOAST-Per sloop Belona-l5 hhds sugar Voisin
l. Drouet, 3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
Steam boats.

Steam boats.
JF Pargoud, Tobin, I'm Memphis.
Golden Age, McCrindell, I'm Vicksburg.
Natchez, Leathers, I'm Ficksburg.
Ibervile. Gross, FIN Lobdell's Store.
NJ Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lobdell's Store.
! Era No. S, Kouns FIN Alexandria.
Milton Relf, Pickett, I'm Opelousas.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
s7,Ws, l56 so, sss,s2s
sls,547.5ss sl2,6 500 1895 s2,7l4,2 $50
Comparative Statement for Two Weeks.

The following table comprises the amount loans long dis
counts mortgages and pledges and active paper
maturing within ninety days. Also the Of discounts
and loans of each bank beyond ninety days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06
Arrived Yesterday.

= Arrived Yesterday
d 5%s STEAMBOATS,.
Clara Dolsen, Dunning, I'm Columbus.
Scotland, Perry, I'm Memphis.
Prince Of Wales, Lee, I'm Memphis.
Pc Bonford. Worley, I'm Memphis.
: Starlight, Hays, I'm Vicksburg. -ss.,-
Sallie Robinson, Reynolds, FIN Fort Adams.
Mary T., Dugas, FIN Donaldsonville. 4.
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No. 5S46.
FeSoea That the Street Commissioner be herehy
directed be filed without trIay the holes exist.
ing White street, between Tatape Abad street by
using the dirt now lying on the banks Of the Broad
provided the cost thereof does seyenyye dollars
lSisnedl JAMES BEGBS,
President pro TEN. Board OF Assistant Alder men,
tSignedl GERARD SrITIl
President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved December So 1861.
d3l st tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE MaYor,
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mo. 5S47.I
Whereas by the deepening and widening Of tie Boad street
canal the bridges having been broken and found
tive, the material being condition that replaced
would be of no durability be il M '
Rs That the Surveyor be end he hereby authorized
to make the bridges said Broad canal
TIE space comprised between Epanade and St.
nard avenue whenever and wherever Judgment said
bridges required.
lSgnedj JAS DEGGS
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned GERARD STlTH,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
Approved December 30, 1861.
Isguedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
! true copy:
Dbl st MARION A. BAKER. Secretary
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SAXERAC BRAND5ES WE HAVE GOOD
O6uppy hand and receiving by fro
addors 70 our s5ect Of this cole rated and high
quarter pipes, a02 do. do; hat quarter and e'xhn
pipes We invite the attention ads and
gne1a as his article and 1nadperated asia on
New forz telnns and prices ~ l8I
Ha. n. LsVEkICa Il CO., 81 Old Lsvee ST q
% " 2ol~ sceBts In this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-06

STARK. STAuFEs;R Il co., HAKpWAkE
AAts as IS
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GnEscEsr orrrcn, No. 70 Camp street;
= n - n y SafnrIiar Nseht. JAM 4, 1857,


ohrse1sf 9 sasspd4s ~ ss q es sa 'ssfs
The fourth Of January, which for years past, yea,
forty years. has heenso great terror in financial
and commercial circles, has come and passed, that
is without bringing with il the great throes
ard commissions which have attended j in some
years gone, The anount q obligations maturing
to-da was much less than for the last five yesrs.
The protests in quantity and amount, were nothing
compared 10 former years. The financial position
Of New Orleans was never stronger than It is this
night twill continne 80 if our Legislature will in
its wisdom eonnc It'll actions strictly to the actual
wants Of the country, and discard the bill now be-
fore ii Tor the issue Of ten millions Of dellars ct
treasury notes otherwise called the Cotton Loan
Bill Or bill for the relief Of the cotton planters Of
i Louisiana. eare notprepared TO admit from the
information before as that cotton planting
interest Of the Southwest il p such straight for
pecunaTy assistance as the bill before The Legisla-
ture would seem to indicate. As we have before
I remarked the banks Of our city can grant all the
necessary or relief that the planting inter
est may 1equire- s. s. i.s4 IS
The State viii only require to meet its expendi-
lures 9or the two quarters ending the 3lst Of March
next-say for the quarter ended the 5fst Of Decein
BtIt Aopk, 4unItHI Ciu tu0
1852 s7ss $50, OF say IN round figures $500 900, Of
which $4,000 III the amount Of d debt due the
4Louisiana State Bank. The amount of taxes as
sessed for tie year 1861, including licenses, is
,564 q which 81 OIL have been paid into
the treasury, leaving to be collected something
d over half of million Of dollars due and not col
lected say s53I 54s. Then for the fiscal year end
ng tie slst Of March 1865, that from the first
day Of April next to the 3lst Of March, 1858, the
expenditure Of the State, which includes interest
on long roll of bonds-say to fifteen different
companies and funds are estimated at s., 659 $50
The Confederate war tax Will beassessed on, say
SEQ 0L 600 value Of which $I25 900 600 are as
sessed as within the CITY and parish Of Orleans.
VIM thus be observed that the city viii pay $685.
/ 900 81 the war tax for which is tax-pagers will
not require al least the assistanceeof the Cotton
Loan Bill. This win leave 81 ,s75 900 to be pro-
fded or met BY the country parishes, including the
parish Of jefferson. IT. therefore, is as evident as
The on>day sun that the hanksof our city can
grant all the means and assistance requisite topro
iectths faith and honor Of the State and the cotton
planting interest, by merely passing the bank bills
t 49, -
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I BEDS EoUh DRY. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS It CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Vertical Horizontal Ass Rnxir
Boilers Sugar hIs Vacuum Pans, Sugar Esttae Ga ctil
Fsera Stsata snd Ho-sn Power Draining Marhnee Mills
Ola Gearing Iron Columns and Fon uid.ns Flrnacs
South, 49,
been duly and srs prepared construct
sTilLMAh'S PATENT BAGASSE FURKACH,
tsi1 kwl
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail on
W the lth e6erber 1864, the light grie boy JOHN Says
he belongs NJ orcea who lives Scotland plantation
five miles from Phudaia He is feet l inches high
under the left eye rather good teeth beardcss and is
aged about 81 years. S.-
The win call claim his property according law
:. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR., 5&
l.T Keeper Of City Police jail
Registered December TO- 1861. w
2E.TE Z. DAVENPORT
d2l lat Clark Of Gn-nntroller
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARD.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescent
Steamships.
Sh3l,s.
POLICE JAlLS--OFFlCiAL.

!. = FOLTCE UAHELS5--UE'FICIA
S-~--~~>-~~-~~~~~~->~>~>~>--
WAS brought to the City Police JAN on
W the Slst OF December, 1861 hs black boy Lass Says
lie belongs to Mr. John Minor who lives Fairvew plat
ton, parh of Plaqnem La He feet ~ inches high
ooks rather stupid has three Of the upper front
very light monsaehe and little beard the left eye is sore and
il aged about r years.
The wlea and claim his according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JK.,
a -. Keeper of City Police jail
Registered January 3. 1872
" +. DEVEHPORT,
ia4 l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-01
.ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

NNTNNs
1919. Charter Perpetual
Cash Capital and Surplus, January lst, 1861,
S2,265, 1852.
with a successful business experience OF more
that FORTY YEARS.
JAMES NJ. BUFORD, Agent,
Rock Island, Ill.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-01
The Rock Island Argus.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.
ESTABLISHED IN lSjl.)

rl,. Gr,, ami uuhc.itntinr .upport piycn by the
lI,,,l Ira,,x IA the administration in its
'.,r,. tn mt down the rebellion. punish treason
.,f,,di, ,hn ,,nynrnr,rnt rommcpds the ma.
III nnion mon as a iournal which truly re-.
d.cts the nopular will. and one which ought to
ho .ust,inrI Ru, il j. only by extending its sub.
.,rintiou N.t and hy increased advertising and
;,L nrt,,;n,, n,tr,ra,n thtt the establishment
',r -rr.tafr G,.rlr W. have nn county patronage
,,n ,.Iirh ~ rrlr far snnnort nul the weekly cA-
nn,"a. nf I'M. nAire e,rred il. reccipt.. because
,L',,,,,I, ,.,, -, ,o,,Ii,ont about having
u, - al ,,o,,iol So, tbe 4 r,Jty onght to hc
.,,.,ai,oJ n,t ,he only WAY 20 sustain il is to
.nhscrihn for il and ya1 for il, and urge YOUR
yrio,,i, and no;,,bhor. e. do the same viii every
man who roads this act Immediately upon this
rurpcstiony And will every man who owes Us
anything send III the smaIl amount NJ oHCe
The Ifg'" Is 'le S'Sl anu n'os'
printed paper III thls ,ouutl' "'u 10 '"' '.'l T"
per in TINS or any auJoihths co"n,i ''l"' aano
telegrapmc Reports ~ 10 '''"' ''"o''' W '''
It's readers with atei news 'ha'i any o'"e, Ptpe,'
no matter whtFe IL 's P'iiit'u' ,','' s%:,.,'l
Wph alone ouS"' W ''''"'' Wv p, ,',,no,,
ADJOINING '"Uu'''r " s''' u =. ~ ,L;l
To ihc Peoplp vi our ""' 'o'''', ~ - :, -
deserving o' tRtir nr"'N suPIEI on u,;,,,o,t
their sentiments i'll regard 10 'lc "''' ','. Nnno".
reserve, ana mas uoit SO iio' '"'
oi hoStllucs-ahu II l"'n'Sn'S t'''n' Wv" w
latest news III adu''oh " WI IN ~, ', p,',
paper in the county "hlen publishes iui' r,lo' 'S
Of all county matters Such as 'hc P'orc''l'iE' VI
the board OF supervisors Tue ptoU'ou'',sS y, ,i'o
city council: the proceedings OF VIC 'ou.tS .l''
P"'t'"'nr, W '' - - ~,t ,;,
'''I'"N', " ',, r,n aloa.;or r.,,rns home
markets etr.. etc, The local news, which every
,,.,,,, IL, ,L, rorrtv nuaLt To know cannot be
[.l ,,rirtnI ou,.iIc of our county,
.'I - Wy tr;ii,j ,,;,L;,, tho rountv oiv,. 40
,n ' lsL 49, ,,I;,I,I, county upy,u aS the
'u''' ''"n," NV ',tl.,,.,, ,L ,,,,,,I, a. ,,,r
''"R'. vi, "''" ."o"',l .. Nv, ,if a,. ,l,;r
'"'''' t,.;,' :, ~ .TI,.1rihns for if. and nay
r;, ,,y
'"- lof ~ no"
TO CLUBS:
We are NOT anxious TO extend the system of
clubbing. because it gives us no profit on our Ia
hor hut in order TO accommodate those who
would no, otherwise take the paper we will furn.
~. ,n, ,,.r.,n who sends rs ten dollars, with
- ,ho uy,o,I, t,oys one YEAR
~, W" ,oP',I VI ~ -, 81 tbn H,r.,, tn yhnIu
wan o'''i Wv n"'',, " "' dno dcilar,' ,,,,r
w -, g,rI tn krnn ocroupt. with every
,l-'u,a, ,,,J mani, rho mann. nm every paprr -
If j. carried free, in the mails, to all subscribers
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-01
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE Vim ES-

HANlNG obtained the agency for Rock Is.
| land aud Vicinity, for he sale OF ,hc Grape
Vines grown by Dr. {. W. Grant, at Iona Island
near pecksklll, \. y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines of unequnlIed quality,
of all the most valuable varieties, GLIDING
TIE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
Dlanna Anna, Rcbecca, Union village, Concord,
and other. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
Tho Illustrated Catalogue furnished tor two
cent postage stamps.
These nov varieties oi grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten DAYS TO three
Mrrh. cnrncr ihln the IsahrlIa Gfnpes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-01
DOWning's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees of Downing's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy. vigorous, long-lVed
tree, which produces fruit OF rare excellence,
urh, lulcy, aud exceedingly refreshing. II is new
81 infested w'.H worms, ana never fails of good
crop. also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANr. BRINKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERNEILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS also good lot ol the best va
rites of Blackbcrrlcs, and other small fruits, and
strawberries, Of all the best English aud Native
varieties.
4 choice lot of DahHas, Glaudiohs, Tube Roses,
etc, from II. A. Drccr, PhIiadcl phIa.
Persons wanting any thing IN my line will please
! call at my place, 1MountlIolyokcD IN the Fourth
| Ward, Rock Island
JOHN HOLT.
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atltaital
SMITHS GREAT ELECTRIC OLE!
GENUINE!
GE N u I N E !
IS .t.NBER colon.

IS .tNBER colon.
bE. SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL
- the most beautiful combination ever dis
! covered for Pam. Try it on ladys gathered
nrr,~t and see how soon it soothes, how quickIy az
ne swelling ls removed.
fl cures cramps in 10 minutes,
Cures Headache IN 20 minutes.
Cures Rheumatism speedily.
Cures Neur lgia in 10 minutes
Cures Burnt III "a hours.
Cures ErysipeIas in 3days
Cures many 5mplalnts of painful and milan
,atorv nature quicker than anything eise ana Is
the most soothing of all known medical aPph
ances.
DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC- OIL.
is the only >.,
Genuine Electric Oil
ever known, ard it has cured more thah 'oo' "
people, Ill .i.,.
single application IN PAINFUL cases, VIII uem-
,rs.rate its power and pleasantness.
Read what Dr.. J.. @. Bogg says; he IS one OF the
first men in Wcstport, Mo-, and keeps a Iarge drug
store: 49,, a.. ,.ao
WEsrPoRT, July llth, 1909.
ssSome two years ago, a lady" OF TINS pace was,
after confinement, attacked win ihna'ha''o" ~
ou4 of the breasts which for several days resisted
,II.ha usnal remedies in such cases. The swell
,ru and soreness was as great as III any case mad
witnessed. was induced to try Smilhs : EIeCtiII
OH. and was perfectly astonlshed ana pleased to
and IN half an hour after its appIlcaton that the
soreness and swelling had entirely subsidized
J. O. BOGGS, Druggist
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NOTICE

is hereby given 10 all persons Interested, tha' lhe
undersigned, purshased at the Collectors sale,
for taxes due The State Of Illinois and County OF
Rock Island, and costs, on the 2jth day of June,
A. D. 1850, the following described lands, to-
wit:
In TunsAip IL, North Ranqe,3 West Of IN
Hy'acipai Mr'dion.
TO WHOM TANED. SECTION ACRES
Unknown sc W
Geo Errett sw NV 10
Geo Myers in Sc Sc
In YoensAip Ii, NorH Remgc4, Nestci M
PucipR .Vertiidn.
II ] Nohlee lot 2nct l5S5
II Il Noble lot ne ~
Unknown eptc sw 10 10
In lormhip 10, NorH Raagsj s, HeStCf ih
Pmcipai Mrid'an
J J Stansill end lot 6e sw4 10 ~
J NJ Reynolds n NV NV " ~
r Motts NV sc y ~
Unknown ne sc 80 W
and that the time OF redemption of the same VIII
expire on the 25th day OF June 1862
Also that they purchased at said sale on lhe
26th day OF June, a. D., 1860, lands as follows,
to-wIt:
~ = Folt o. Il
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- : = = = - = ~ Y
A HEAD OF ALL.

N hEAO Of ALL
"a Regularly Dc the day returns che SUNDAY MERCURY
geAee ION the seat Of s information subject
fecratnf No local and general item uniformly ad
x.Sr o. s'.rv pubic medium plbfhed Day. Ne
press In the country has given such voluniinou.
drtsis e. n rning volunteering tie draft.
bye appeared IN its columns, and TO-MoRhCWs
al sleepy eoeI porsTios with such q dlses. a.
Military operations under calls
not been attempted even BY the ~ M
constitute statistical record Of ths highest poranoe Tor
future retefnee The stt.s'iea OF the De- "a
invited 10 facts II vii comprise.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
Nov .swhst promised In It's the
the complete Ia the country. Nsitcer the
brd en Of heavy goTernmoDt tGx the E1bt Of knew
ledge the vast Increase the % paper VIII
lowed o. impede Its progress In spite m - obstacles gees
on from strength 70 ar AZ every week sxtendss ia
cap 10 satisfy the wants. or raiher 70 sntl-
cpn.e the wishes OF the people, and the SUNDAY MFR.
Curry receives the anal support winch such model
has y right Ia claim
CIRCULATION EACEEDING BY MANY THOU.
SANDS TIE JOINT CIRCULATION or ALL THE
CThER SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS 10 proof that t
Appreciated and the time 10 distant when every man
and IN the community who does not vfsb 70 be left
In tho events from Saturday 10 Sunday
vii feel the necessity OF taking the great sunday news
paper.
TO.aoRR0w'B SUNDAY MERCURY
with Its tho reader will tast 4 more man
supplies the phcoS Of AL Of ther far lste, f
thenttc valuable information military and other
matters concerned. All the threads Ut sntge THAI
cod be xaheed BY Industry and enterprise from rsiabc
sources s.c woven into tts web Of new.
Tue proIrtetors Of the SckDAY MERCURY do not bosst
OF their ensspri but they state fsss and CHALLENGES con-
tya.iiction.
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ulHE STARTLING EEroRfs
FROM tMs
SEAT OF war III VIRGINIA

SEAT OF wAg III VIRGINIA
viii undoubtedly be followed BY
DECISIVE NEWS.
either OF victory or GET al befure tasL ---s.
- SlEn4S A1~~,1uv
scsaS 9iras :. dive O'Clock 10 morrow morning
TIE LATEST WAR 1ELr9llAH
received Ia city before that 81 found in thst
MODEL NEWSPAIEk.
which pubic Inns long learned 20 oos fer thS
r. sLes, trse saa fullest niQg:n2s ~ ell seojsssa a
pubic Interest, if0lt loot disturbance
EOMENTnUs nAfTIE
ttn Lat the iebei within three
,,,rcl. OF Nashinll and believed SAal
fCkAY INTO Maryland
cas- intended. SUNDAY MORNINGS DISPATCHES II
us 81 SDAY MERCURY ~li In ali probability solve ne
'r'0isn' rlGiirINa Is NOW GOING ON
ran apef cope aud the !eoels and ~ that uno the
is,ae WI most likely S~ known.
Let thoae who 4, x,r-,
KAcEE FOR Vs., NE"s doss ~, 90 !.
remember thai ihe SUNDAY MEEcrN- uoes nos " y
press uot DAWN ON SUNDAY. eud must Il gre , sse
The istrs ,niornatvoa roa the Soth ira nsiiTsc, s@
Mig TO tiis poips.
TO this hsbt .. ANTICIPATING ALL ITs SUNDAY
CONTEMPORARIES. II It's ENORMOUS Circulation.
GksAIEa ny MANY THOUSANDS TITAN THAT or
ALL lib oTAER sCADAi NEWSPAPERS conjoissd.
and rising with
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nafEte<f.
Ga AIS 2Anpsrg.-n risckiy7, IN "Wednesday even
Ing Ang',t2 q. n, he eslser ~ tho bride by The
Rev. VI WiisI, VA II. \. CAOsss 10 hAta W. EAs-
Rlur.
nAiS-- AMsn'1l4s. IN Nestos.y, T. l.. Tues-iay
evening, August ~, by ihe Esv John Fsgs, br.
wuIG,s iit-,ny IALl HISS rAl,H EtufmsiE ciders
daughter az iavA :. ApHaarnl,i, al ~ tiyet pisc.
Nom lrvH~-N TtIty church, THURSDAY, August
% BY thu ney. ~ " vsph, ~. j. 7. A. ttoah ~ Ucrs.
land cha. ~ Mis- kfgs 4. LgwIs oi gerssy cry
J,alxs--fceI s.--On TbArs-sy, AVyrft ~, Mr.. j. =.
J0urs, Hamilton q ", 81 Mis. NlNr;Is guSss, II
SsatiWi 6beshte, III tsnt.
..Loyo--srSAigy.--At tho gcst .nce % tss btiuo's
bslss On Thursday. AuRrgt - b. tbs ISAy. d. As,n.
urd, Captain fswMp y. iLOYp, Vt tins iiVn frk i1csit n
t.S.N., y Ahs SisraT y isvtsus " tids city
Truy lpyer- please coiy.
Llnu-l Ui.aw -pn ihus~dsy, Aasusl 26 ~ the RES
dcrc ~ tha Iiss.- fatAff AtA1tn-s X. iAlNi svn 20
tha ,s ienr MI alag 70 ti,,t"sis. dsaaptcE. l-shc
T. Lrda,n. tsa ~ ~ tn.- cay.
fov On IhpTsisyt ausuA4 p, ~ the
Clutch ~ to .e-Sl,, " tie Rev samuel p.lcod, a.
spted ~ thc Ecy. M.res fyes. s,sls 4 .sElin, %
t.NsnKoaf she u Aiai.als, eldest lgAtss ~ lintthy
tcwuem. "a ~ this Cty
MeserI peppers ee~g copy.
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T,HE GREAT SUNDAY SswsrArEe


es x snawcess CIV wh Il si fssai
s ~, ~ II $SS;sSa
Who auhsus and early pswsst Keeps up Us ns
ys s Ssse ess ar ~ "H r S@ sip
aSa p a u y II a n'G1. srs e sss *
tic CITY the pet ~ world, dowe hate hour
on Sunday, rs shi- comprehensive psa slspo..
sns The rangis'cr-. 1904 t' wle. ssy esss
ss ss s ' wo rs ia saa ss JON w E yrs ss
paTaSely bians rhtre sc,is mp .sesnas ass
sn tn tine r, e a ss & y y Uni nas sd e Z. ~
Issry s@rasv !. f.rnsos 90 SS 81 WIS oy
w WI s54 r sof "a Il fosn s s na
r s NV s, ss'S s essai sa. ws 10
otter prsss q IL Union hss supplied varied cuns
0a scnss " 81
@ % , s1asa y gT9 Ssr n aq mag ss ~ Az Ss
~adas sheet snd Jay Y ,gis Is not s''isy and pasr
,as r,slig esesos IN sch ce4s..
sf 10 r s'qs ia. y al ss asas aS.,
s Isss, !. Me-, =, ys5s TIE epf bar cye
J. sisssa d New ycss Who Goes moi take is sa.
10 g ors ' nse 81 di = -. s Ss4 fs
SoG s n Fl stSpi Is ssrsS AND rid
Tass PROLIFIC GENIUS
plE.ck E9Ak
n'- S1ssaFIcEsr sToRy,
The a''' ''"''' ! SUNDAY ND. S' se s.SssGs the
ro-SSo;ERow.
YAE scAsrgr FLOWER
rokss oA1gyss.' r XIII Ase WIRE.
sSs y the . aasss aesr s &c saSs serqsr wrSrss
DsY ssl,g '''' close n . dzAs $ =
no s .s, 2 'a a .fS ~ ~ u is. .ts
acrcs nca,.as 81 sss,i' Nv. 8 IN
ness: ssrss zone s me boar, sid oassos il s.sss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ToxrKxss Morsor August N n

& 4. II q
fA FoKrnss Monsos, August n, 1850
The New Ircnsdes which left Philadelphia on the 2ist
inst, arrived last night and lays ~ anchor today the
Roads, abreast o. tho fortress Her commanding ~
psssnce has attracted great attention and every eye
Don't upon hor with the qery, "what she come here
forp
Inc steamboat Arrowsmith, under cl argo u Major
ho~ias, OF the stat OF General Dix left With flag or
ssucs yesterday morning for Aiksns landing, with
ninstytwo rebel prisoners OF exchange Among
than was Captain Lee, prisoner OF captured At
Williamsburg, and during bis captivity he sour.sd and
married the daughter OF Major Darfee whose
was cared for while suffering from his WOUNDS.
The steamship Arago arrived bore this morning and
leaves for New York this evening.
The oaartsrmaser or the Eleventh Pcnnsy iyania ca
valry arrested the 18th inst. for unavorabie
discrepancy In his tbs Of hrse thou
sand dollars.
The Arrowsmith also tock up twelve political prisoners
70 Akens Landing. There Is no rebel display movs-
mont discoverable on the lines or the James rves.
Norfolk and Suffolk have been strongly reinforced by
federal troops.
Brigader General Emery, in command at Yorktown
sent out Reconnaissance yesterday about nos
yond Gloucester They learned Of squad Of rebels In
that vicinity consisting OF about 900 cavalry and
flying artillery with four guns; but rsconrotering
iescs saw nothing Of Thorn yesterday, and encamped
for the night 70 proceed on their mission to-day Our
informant Is Assistant Surgeon Rogers or tbs sixth
cavalry. who left the party last evening
FosraEss MoSRor, August 90. 1862 q
Tho Steamship Daniel Webster arrived to-day from
Norfolk Hospital with $50 sick aud wounded soldiers
About eighty have boon transferred the hospital ship
Enterprise
The signal corps which has been attached to General
McClelans army loft hsre thus afternoon for the Pot
the steamer Arrowsmith, which also takes up
large Number u recruits for ths FrezoasyD.. 1ho ar
rived this morning via BALTIMORE -
The time for tLo removal Of ~ wooden buildings on
tue Point viii expire on the st bu. no ouo ssons 70
realize that IL Will actual take PLACE