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men to protect Tnsgumbia: Col tornyn ap,
pIoachea Inc 1o"a, drove II Tue plckets, aao
with: three squadrons OF nls command En-
gogea ne enemy IN nne noIth o. the pE.sge,,
fought tnem naii m 4our, cnargea lheln i WIZ !
san1es, stosmco tne cleaacl' tooh ous PEcs s;. u
aF,ef, eagnty ra1snne[s @ aofsf9 t,a unu H. saa,p r.
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Issuing h's s9iet e9iseetea qn0 h slSV;H' tt;o
u MONEY oo 1aes o. ~
ostr gs ntn".h uu n,'rsund c1osely by Of
van nolme e1aalSs1 ca'a ne sna n5o p s5n
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lrapanas, &c aestf2yeu ~ ~ u ss;1 ~ 1IS ;s
sonh.sS over "aiea ne p'sseo IL ns'A'oa n's
esGnpe' Ti,,s eo+ ercoosstn7,v r,rf,-roed at once
ln1s isaI suseesstS pet,t hu,ratta =! rhic,, JIc6
gave 90: Corhyn easatsy ustsaae' q H. "ntSs y.
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WIZ farcs . af 1f ~ ueI - tuoht hatt1e at
Tnnain Tm Vii w;tb IS G u,cn aaaInst fhe rebci Gen.
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"a t1,a;s f;5e ,sith sor..s nt ia ctre Wi1e
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, 1863-06-16

III slavery must be
destroyed to preserve
the Union. the people Of
the South should be per-
mitted to withdra " them
selves from the Union. -
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
DIR. winship Haise Twenty.siY Hum
tlreu Pounds.

now N DOES 1T AsD WHAT FIRST GAVE HIM tax
IDEA OF INCREASING MS srRYSGTH.
Dr. Ceorgo wnship, the strong ot Boston, now
raises dsy the extraordinary weight Of twentysx hun
dred pounds Hs operating rooms under the old Park
street church Boston daily thronged with the
well those who dcsiross Of learpirg the Of
how to be s,ron 10 one corner Of the room stands las
fsnons Hitting machine. This consists o. solid frame
work oi word sboy scven Zee, in height with platform
about half way mp upon whch tho Doctor stands 10 20
through his daily exercise shoulder bar sud guam
thy o. leather straps and bands form tue harness with
which the feat s performed Under the PLATFORM the
weghts suspeEded. Thcse are cGmpose,i o. broad
uon psles Of circular form resting one npon The
other, ard held together by means y stou, iron
roo running through he cen'ro ~ each. Surrounding
thee platea are ong, slim barso iron running trans.
vcgfeiy. and made 90 be detached 0ncd 10 The main
body they arranged In tLis 10 gradu-
ats the weght--ouc being added often ~ required
by tho increasing strength or the practitioner They are
en- pended In tbs manner, and wch u raised daty by
". wpshipi u 900 psuods. ~. winshp tbiusa rs
rouuds This, he beevss Ia the practical limit for one
Il hs organys,iop and constitution BIT be 4 opnhn
tili erior q him u these last points
may be trained 10 raise fsr greater scghts.
70 suotheI corner Of lbe room small n9rieshoc mag
saPendei b. cofd, aitrsltS the attention 81 sa
visitors. Nortiiy centres uton this fife .loI the FOL
lowing cirCrmsianccs DR. Wbship oeskn Ls exisri.
mfuts by sgsIeading ordinary hofsehoe nacrst snd
aiding ie WEIGHT every lay % the mall piece of iron
sta hod 10 tue poes Tue sus,sihns rover lncfeases
rrcCi ratio % the weight added. 81 hfsi q wOlia
sustain Twelve ounceg-aoro than ,h' woch cause he
Iron % detsrh IN twenty hours snoihcr
added lud ssteired aud THIS experiment, repeated
dsy uuiii the msgre nov sust nearly eleven pounds
~ attracting piNer IcfpssipS ngcb fasdy then
- trs. y Ms ths magnet wheb tf-t gte ~ wpsbr
the deH o. Increasing M strength ny lra ua deye
raised, aud rssed the amount dsiy. uii ha MS rracti
col hrd In wonierg naossr demonstrated the truth
his tbocry. An extensive pTaftice nos rewards ham
for 'e tifhs snd fobe cons imei 10 b.. rrf"'fthes a
tts direction
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Base Rail Match.

NASSAU. or PKINcEr0S, vs. EXCELSIOR. or BROOKLYN.
The young students from Princeton College who CON
pose the Nassau Club accompanied by friends
and acqasintsnces visited the Excelsior Cub OF Brock
lyn, yesterday, and played remarkably ane game
during the afternoon Az the Excssiors rank as a aTst
class club il thought that the colcgisns who
lees experienced in tho game, would stand only small
cbancs of victory However, the result proves other
WISE for they beat the famous Excesors BY A,
tho Of the eighth innings the stood for The
Excelsior against five for the Nassau tho ninth innings
the Broklynltes only added thus leaving their
opponents seven to wn which they accomplished fer te
loss OF hand The students were tubisnt 1t their
success, little cxcement among a few members OF
both clubs when near the close moentary disturbing tho
pleasure of the game. But at the fbsh true harmony
was restored aud three hearty cheers given for both
victors and vapquished. To day the Nassau Club will
play with the Star Cub tho ground OF the latter
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Tho New YORK Ba pats, state convsn.ion.

Wv OIL Bo petst Stuto uVSnttOns
lfrom tho koHbulg Journal, Oct. is.I
lhs Convention. whose anniversary hed ia tho Pap
m. onalch closed yesterday morning amoog oseer
suneh appointed committee 70 draft resout esprcs
sMe the sentiments ~ the convention with regard 70
ane va state Of tho country Tho com'ttee was oomposef
o. Professor ~ p. Jewett, Presideot Of vassI ienae
Selese. roushkserse Rev d. g. Corey d. D. OF Utica;
ev. ~ y W. Back land. ~ sing s.pg Rev l. Wright os
Of pUG' sS sy % Ne" E' Of S
eo.ed the following resolutions. drawn by President
government OF the United States inAugurstod and
now continued IN tho Interest OF human slavery that IN
nr, ' anu results u aims . aeaay oow a. N" 40"
otoer-at tho porsons. property aud lives OF
the people OF the fee Sta,os, that Its tendency II TO
orcak up The foundations OF society bring oon,empt or
government a. ordained ny Cod and Introduce tho reign
ANARCHY aud riot. robbery and murder, universal tor
ror and misory.
Resolved That by our prayers our influence ard our
personal service, will aid the national government 20
the exteat of power with Of utterly crush
ing out this oausoess and wicked rebellion.
Resolved That servants of the Prince of Peace, We
desire peace, but We would have peace founded IA
righteousness and rorpe,used In justice and equity so
curing 70 all tho dweers In land regardless OF class
condition or COLOR tho inalenable right 10 "s liberty
and tho pursuit OF happiness"
Resolved That II Il hone aud prayer that g oil
will overrule this defiant ard impi0us conspiracy OF trail
tors against human and divine laws for tho speedy and
complete extirpaton Of slavery throughout all our bor
Resolved That our ministers. churches aud congrcga
ons arc earnestly requested 10 observe the national
Thanksgiving by President OF the United
ber next.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be sgued by
ne ocer OF tho Convention and sen to the President OK
the United Statcs.
Thee resolutions, framed by q man who has spent
seventeen years In the State Of Alabama loader in
her educational interests and president OF the Judson
Female College. al Marion, who had every opportunity
quained with the animus OF the rebellion, having soen
the cloud rising and therefore sought the cmo Of free
dom before tho storm had actually burst tho laa
were adopted. without disscn,ng vote. by tue whole
assembly rising 10 its foet
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

MAJOn GENERAL MCCLELJAN.--One OF the
most striking features OF the Russian banquet
On Monday was the spontaneous ovation to
General Mcclellan. The moment that per-
sonages name was mentioned by the clerk who
read the lettars of regret, all the guests sprang
up, hurrahcd, waved handkcrchiefs and bou-
quets and gave twelve enthusiastic cheers for
their favorito soldier. This scene was repeated
when the Generals letter was read. General
McCellan's letters are always happily con-
coiyed.aad expressed. The only one to which
any exception can be taken is the letter advo-
eating Woodward's election as Governor of
Pennsylvania. The sentiments OF this letter
were admrable; but Its first paragraph seemed
Too partisan 10 some critics. The General has
his most powerful document in reserve how
ever. This is his report Of his campaigns, now
on Ole In the War Department. The anxiety
Of the people to read this report increases daily,
and will continue to Increase the longer the re-
port ia withheld. Since the organ OF the War
Department brought out the letter about Wood
ward. it ought to bring out this report also.
II the government canuot afford to publish it
let It be sent to our Office and We will place Il
before the world regardless Of expense.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
New Yo,I m.aiss, univ.s.I,y.
oryvISs oy rns wINrrr s,sstow.


The nler session or the New YORK Medical uhrefsy
commenced Monday eveuiss. Dr. Jobn Draper, NJ n.
~ ~, rreFdent q the Faculty sud rfoiessor oi Che
mlstTy aud rhysoo.y delivered the or,pug lccigre,
A large number OF the Faculty occupied seats % The
platform. The body of the hall well hei -Ah
medical scn,smen and stgdentg, accompanied BY their
sfy fnesds, whose presence gave additional Interest 70
the proceedings The subject Of Professor nrsgef iec
tufe rs"Iks bee course for meics4 student y take
IN his professional cduca,su. The address porusr
10 syic, being wholly dive ted % rrocssiotai iecbrt
catsi ara wss divided into thu three following hssds
"Coiese,n "orce nnd "liotyitsp' Instr ciioD lie es.
psrei With greet clearness tfo advantages be derived
BY the medical student from thorough sr4uaipiance
with all that s 20 BE- learned In the above neuia ned
pscs. and advised each 10 srdesvor 10 render him
self mssier of s that taught there No undus prsfe
was, In bis opinion, 10 be siven 10 either n The
three buf al we're 10 be studied With cqusl thnrosh.
ness a. by such course souc could torc1gh med csi
edncstkn DO obtsined. Several timss during the "a
dress the stndspts o,diy sprsrded Professor lvsrss
concluding. We pleased N Issru that re
cissses at this institution never " l,rrs during
several Iset years ~ tbey are now.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
rHuRLow WEED AND MAYOR OrpYxE.--we

rHURIow WEED AND MAYOR OPpYxy--We
publish this morning the reply Of Thurlow
Weed to Mayor Opdyke's recent rejoinder to
Tburlow Weeds attack upon noted radicals in
regard to contracts and the draft. Messrs.
Weed and Opdyke fling all sorts Of mad at
each other, and they will both come out of the
contest bespsttered from head to foot. Indeed,
the popular opinion Of the whole affair already
Is that il furnishes new illustration of the old
adages about the pot calling the kettle black,
Satan rebuking sin, six to one and half dozen
10 the other. and people living in glas. houses
and throwing stones.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
THE GALL FOR TROOPS.
Governor SeymOur's Response to the
Presidents Proclamation.
His Views Of the Military situation
and the Draft,
Proclamation by Horatto seymour,
Governor.

Governor.
rAEcUryE tH4sBgR Albany, Oct. 90, 1893
The President OF the United states has called upon me-
as Governor OF the state OF New YORK. furnish It's quota
OF three hundred thousand recruit the volunteer
forces OF the United States which will be largely reduced
during the coming by the expiration OF the terms Of
enlistment.
At this tmo the defenders OF the national capital arc
menaccd by superior rorce the Army Of the Cumber.
land Is in impered condition and the military opera
ous of the government delayed and hndered by tho
want Of adequate military power, and threatened
with serious disaster. In this emergency it II the
duty of n the citizens listen the appeal put forth by
the President. and to give efficient and cheerful aid in
filling up the thinncd ranks Of our armies II s due to
brethren In the cld who have battled herocay
for the flag Of country the Union Of the States and 10
uphold the constitution that prompt and voluntary
sstance should be sent 10 them In this moment Of
their peril They went forth In tho full confidence
that they would al all times receive from
their fellow citizens at homo a generous aud
efficient support Every emotion OF pride patriotism
should inpcl givo this by voluntary and cheerful
contribution OF and money, and not by forcef
scrption ooercye action the part OF the govern
meut.
Tho President also advises the citizens OF tho several
States that in the event Of the failure raise the quotas
assigned TO them, draft shah be mado tor the ded
cheney, to commence the 5tb day Of january next.
Not only does duty 10 soldiers tho field and the
homer OF the nation demand that shall continue 10
M armies by voluntary enstments, but the
interests Of all classes in society viii be promoted
by the success Of that system Tho unequal bur,.ens
which conscrption unavold.bly nncts portion or
society rot only great distress and injury ndi
viduss but are burtul TO the whole community
than the cquazed distribution or the and sacrifices
Of volunteering which perfectly adjusts itself TO the
condition or all classes The born,ies which viii he paid
by the general government and 10 this state by tho gov
esnmont OF New York, extremely liberal, and much
larger than those heretofore given. They will aid tbs
volunteers who shall enter the service 10 make
Immediate and ample provision for those dependent upon
them expect all classes Of citizens TO assist
crung volunteers called Cor from this State by their
influence and by liberal contributions: and cal. upon
all state officials to give every assistance in their power
promote enlismonts into armies, apd thus slve
citizens from the inequalities irritatons and suffer
ings OF the draft, and at the time animate our
soldiers by an exhibition OF sympathy and patriotic
devotion and give strength armies 10 their battles
forthe preservation OF the Union
H0RATIO SEYMOUR.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

4 b. Gtsr ov Trrx.--Oa saturday rne o. The
e1ofnous hecr iui guns, wci.h1s sysfai tons, manu-.
farfcd Of PtssurR sssbO.fd defsnce. feseei the
- psced Switched ~ OF the rscsH lead ps 10
tbe city The wLeeg xcrs carseesy lsit unbocke<, and n
started o1rsfy On ite acoIrs, incres4ipg IN
speed A. ID adysncel aud thfetteupg -efecs dsnlsfr
u pa4sef ihfosgs 'he nan fefpt frI sps~d, aId
about COO gre ne wy down Sir'h street when the
ychman n the tsutn cod q the Bu.drg, obssrylnx
s New YORK sxrresr train approaching hfolsh The 'un
re turned tbs ~ th ~ % throw the pAiicra of
The traag. Isa desired eud n tls rshfi, the
vi seis roon n. their hssd~sy ibe s1 gravel u tb~
street and tsrnrs sccdstf NJ dclbt yrsrenfed tp 10
. lue hour 81 Saturday hight tao icc1uotives wets
bury Engaged IN pns,ing the refractory and s<sssd
ding xun 20 The irfct .--Syrglrf, Sos
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

UalrK0 STATES CoNsULAn, RoME. Oct 1, 1893.
Will you permit me through your columns to advise
persons who may forward letters tho care OF tho
sulate that postage must in all cases he prepaid other
wise they viii not be taken from the ONCE They should
DO sent by "Prussan cioaed mail" postage News
papers charged twelve cents local postage matter
what prepay men Is made and therefore should not DO
sent TO tho OF the consulate. shall be happy
20 receive any letcrs FOR Americans Rome condi.
dltions OF prcleymeat w. j. SrIiIMAN,
United States tonsul Rome Ia'y
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Rebel Ceiensi Thomas Rumu not
Dead.

IRON the Aexsndris Gssetts, Oct. III
Ia the published 10 oar paper Of yesterday FROM
Che iroas II vas stated, snong other casnalsies
FrN North Carolina cavalry. was knlsl In the
engagement At Bsistoe station on Wednesday.
This wss an error. clonei RUM, with . large
humber OF bis command, vas captured during
~ progress OF this battle BY the one Hundred and Eev
snlh New York regiment. The Colonel wss severely
grounded the head BY sthsr ball or aabre cut, and
Gov In trace Church Hospital Of this city, undss s
~ DE- S,iweIi, surgeon 10 charge Colonel Rnaa was
sossly member oe Conzrc frosn North Caro,ins, snd
Aas ~ s7lA poie1 eesIAs,a in tens yvu ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Ann has sufficient power to array vAa citizens Of
Georgia fresh from their homes against
the men in the rebel armies, who long ago gave
ND oil their right to think for themselves

YASxss BARsARuY.-Perhaps no point in hui
man knowledge is more certainly determined
than that we are barbariaus. Our Northern
origin Is an evidence Of it; for are not the words
Northern and barbarian welded forever IN one
Immortal phrase? And if there were not this
. good evidence of our barbarity, has not the
South declared il! Several times. But the
latest declaration OF it is as deliciously fresh as
Miles O'Rlelly's prophetic description OF Mr.
Lincoln in his grave
With the top OF each too
Turned up 70 the root ol a ual-y.
Some days ago several persons in Charleston,
filled with ardent patriotism and desire to
earn sixty thousand dollars in gold, fitted up
machine with q torpedo and went down
Charleston harbor. In reference to what they
Intended to attempt there is no doubt. They
sailed simply and solely to put torpedo under
che frigate Ironsides, and to blow her and every
man and boy on board Of her to atoms. They
failed, and the Yankees Immediately opened
on their machine with "volley after volley of
musketry.n Amidst all the noise thus made the
Charleston Spectators announced their sur
FENDER But the muskets made the most noise
they were not heard-and the Yankees, says
Charleston paper, "barbarously continued
the fire." What will the voice Of humanity"
say to this most barbarous of all our little pieces
OF barbarty? It pains us to fancy what Beau
regard must think of it--and what the London
Times will probably say about it.
We havea certain respect for all other shams
by comparison with what we feel for this mis-
cradle sham Of rose-watcr war. Southern men
are at no other time 80 ridioulously contempti-
BILE as when they whine out this appeal to the
generous sentiments of the human race. When
the old generation of armored knights protested
against the introduction Of gunpowder as soon
trary to the spirit Of true religion and the glory
of chiyaIry," they were only absurd but
when modern knights, who are selfstyled
fire-eaters. give us daily poor burlesques Of the
same sentiment, they are TO be classed with
those miserable specimens OF the canine race
who, as will be found written in Hudibras,
employ their tongues as men do their hands,
Ito heal their wounds with"
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Seven Car Load. or Freigh. burned.

Urea, n. r., Oct. 20, 1888
Seven car loads or freight consisting chiefly OF general
merchandise. destroyed the Central Railroad At
Jordan carly this morning The Are caused By sparks
from the locomotive communicating with the vapor from
petroleum. with which one OF the ioaded.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Ths Great Aunioipsi banquet 60 tho
Russian OMcers-DSovemsnts 81 the Ar
my or the mae-Bastie at Bris,oo
station, virgimia-nsp of tse hattie
Ficid-Lstest from Roseoraas' DEPART
mrnt-The Latest News, Sc. Sc, so.
The w' steamship Persia Captain lott. viii eaye this
port to day for Liverpool.
The mails or Europc Will closs In this oty At quarter
past nne O'Clock this morning.
The Ns~ YoRg iirsAID-EdnIon for Europo-wIh DO
puolished al hnlfpas, oigh, O'Clock this morning.
IL wi contain the latest from tho Union aud koeei
Armies In Virginia. with accounts of their Movements
ad Operations and OF tho Fight al Brstoo sta
too resulting In the Defeat OF tho Rcbes with hne
Map OF tho Battle Fioli, Tue Latest Intelligence from
Gen kosccSaDs Department. giving full particulars of she
situation OF Affairs ia the Southwest; Tho Latest News
from Louisiana, Missouri Kentucky, rosas and ali ohsr
parts OF ths country full Report OF the Municipal
quct given Oacsrs OF Russian rss present
Ia Now York IIsrbor by tho Civic Authorities Of tho
Ciiy; Tho Latest Sows from MoKoo Central aud Sou,h
America Cuba and tho wost Indes with reports Of Gil
important interesting events OF the past week.
Single copies awrsppers resdy Tor mailing, avo ceas
Sampson Low, Son Co., ~ indgste HUI, iosfon.
England will receive subscriptions sad sd dverlissans
ror tho Nxw Yowx NsxA,D
MiIIer's SOC. Mnir Dye,-Hest ind Che ap-
est natural Aad durable Try a. Sold bs Druggssas. Dc
pot 56 Dcy street
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
sorAslAL HALL, ,aoouLYy.
Canal Break.

Esrox. Pa, Oct. 20, lso2.
There D bad break Ia tho Delaware Division Csusl,
sve mles teos Essou, which !, will take two weeks 10
sfepair
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

Impire--Nr. r. Pierce, Of the Atlantic Club
The second eleven of tLs New York Cricket Club vii
rlay return match today at the Manor House, VIII.
hams5urg with the nrst eleven o. the Satellite Club
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Quota Of Massachusetts.

BosfoS, Oct. 20, 1868.
despatch from Washington to Governor Andrew
states. tho quota OF Massachusetts, under the cat
for volunteers al f5 i2o Active aud liberal
being inflated induc, volunteering all over the
State
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
M usical.
THE OPERA,

To night ws are to havo vcrdi's grand opera "Hac
BETH" at our Academy OF Music. when the opera was
mrs, prodsced years snce at Florence received by
the public with amount OF enihuslasm rarely equaled
The maestro was called out unti overcome with
fatigue. At the concneon OF the opera he escorted
homo IN tr,cmph by the populsce aud finally received
golden crown o. test,mona of the good will OF the
towers OF music In Florence We do suppose ba, any
VIII be borne homo in triumph from Opera House
tou,ght. and we are ready TO WAGER any that
there viii be golden offered to any stln
anticipate great triumph for the mapssemen, and
the srt.sis ia the production o. this gros, work.
The ibre,o follows the tev, Of shatsrere closely
possible. We may state thai the viii be very
effective Tic choruses have been dliy reaesrsed While
Mt tho pre,sn. moment the iates arc propitious 70
Naretzek aud all his artists IN excellent voice That
shere wiz ne at the Academy Of Mnsic 70 nigh, our of
the most fashionable audiences yet assembled the
opera this matter Of certainty, - many OF
the seats nge slrsady secured.
Nh. aRAU's ARTISTS.
We have received from sr. Grau-ihe following lst OF
sngagsmcnss made By MIN for tbs son The ss,lss
%Il arrive berc In company With their inrycruo Mr..
c3rau thus sums mp HE trsrpcs-- trila. nom, um..
sopsud Vera Lorni, ME- css,ri nrc yorensi signor
Brignol Ora, tonor signor sthsni tenor robasto and
5gnor Morsili, baritone.
MACrsa added the name OF srsia1 70 The liz. but "A
40 have before stated. this artist IL engaged by the
managers Of che snzas Opera House. orar announce.
aha, he r iys opera here pu' yet he csuuos tell
whsrs hs ney succeed iu obtaining sthestre We should
havs addcf sb,gs his, ssnos Mazo Is Mr. Grsa's esJ
d'oycf,s'rs.
aouARiAL HALL, ta00LLYS
Mr. Gottshsls In conjunction with Mr. jerome Bopsics
will give two subscription concerts this week In Brook.
syu-cn the 2lst and 2ith The above artists viii be
assisted by Mss Fay, Mr. L. Lewis aud ssnor Patti
che distinguished violnist This gentleman s the brother
Of Adciioa Patti, most ctr c'lse programme + onered
ss tho ?abrc by Nj. Gottsohak.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Death 81 Rev. Dr.. Clay

rmripsrruA, Oct 90, 1885
Rev. Dr. Cay. ssss sszea,yavo years. pastor " Ne
:. Vkqria psl' SRHss, disa pn srsis(
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
TbE LECTURE sEAsOs.
nArnrnosIAL.

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40 80 Laa fssss s~s tsSs Pes osrs ns- YEA sa'y
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"a ssasfef ~ va 'snfs % gpDt eptfHx "a ae&rs.s ~
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The New York herald., 1863-10-21
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tsssS tss ~. Esssx S'A' 'S
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Unit.d state. steamer snawmus.

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The United States steamer Sbawmut. from Portsmouth
for New York Is passing IA toT OF tho steamer Charles
Pearson.