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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-15
MAINE ELECTION.

PORTLAND, September l5-Returns from
1877 towns give Cory 43 ,455, Bradbury, Dem.
ocrat l9,439 Union majority l40l6, the
same towns last year gave Coburn, Republi'
can, 2s, 92O; Bradbury and Jameson "a 4,439;
Republican majority then 4,45l, which shows
Union net gain of 9,535. This includes
about iye-eights Of the aggregate vote of the
State, The aggregate vote in these towns is
1884, against 81, 359 last year. which shows
an increase of 1885, which will amount prob
ably to 2i,000 in the State, making 1880
voters against s8,504 last year The towns
TO be heard from gave a Republican majority
last year Union has probably carried every
county in the State The House of Repre-
sentaIiyes which stood last year l07 Republi
cans to a Democrats will stand better thi.
year for the Union party, they having gained
as lar as heard from three or four members
The Senate last year stood twenty-six Repub
leans, two War Democrats and three Peacl
Democrats This year it will probably b,
unanimously Union.
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FROM cAIRo AND BELOW.

CARo, Sept l5.-Admiral Porter has Just
arrived on the General Lyon from below On
the thirteenth of August, the gunboat Cham
pion was attacked at Morgance while convey
ibg julie loaded with troops Fifty guerril.
las opened fire on the boats from behind the
levee The troops passed on while the Cham
pon engaged the rebels, disposing of them.
General Heron went after them with troops
The Marine Brigade had captured, at Bolivar
three rebel Paymasters with an escort OF
thirty-fve men, and two million dollars u
pay troops at Little Rock The General Ly,
on found steamer Ewing sunk off Plumb
Point, with gunboat guarding her Steame
Prosper was on fire just below Columbus
The General Lyon hauled her into the edg
of the water to extnguish the fire. She thei
left a guard with her and came for gunboat
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FRoM souTHERN PAPERs.

NEw YoRK, September 5--An Atlanta,
Georgia, despatch of the 10th to the rebel
papers states Osterhaus has succeeded Del
lis The removal of the latter is attributed
20 his wound 1t is reported Grant mas gone
70 the Southwest The federal trains, Mer-
GERS excepted, has been all worsted, Smith
has whipped them at Monroe, Louisiana,
Trains for Dalton, run regularly. The enc
my threatens North West Georgia Bragg is
ready for them.
A Richmond despatch Of the 18th, states
there was an uniounded rumor of the Yam
KEGS occupying White House. The New
York Times special says the rebels are re
ported to have six vessels Of War at Rich
mond some known to be clad with Railroad
iron.
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CAVALRY FIGHT

NV YoRE, Sept l5 ashinqton specials
contain very little OF interest The Herdtds
Rappahanuock dispatch gives the following
account Of recent cavalry fight aud victory.
RappahanRock, Va, Sept l4--From the
front news is again inspiring Major Gene.
raj Pleasanton with his cavalry force under
Generals Buiord, Gregg and Fitzpatrick crossed
the Rappahannock yesterday and advanced
to the banks Of the Rappabannock. Buiords
division came up with Stuarts cavalry and
artillery on the heights this side Of Brandy
Station aud drove them from crest to crest by
a series Of brilliant and gallant charges -
General Kilpatrick's command connected
with Bufords on the left at Brandy Station
having crossed at Kelly's Ford. General
Gregg left Cupepper Springs at daylight
aud joiued Pleasanton aud Buiord at Culpep
per having found Jones brigade of rebel
cavalry at Muddy Run, and scattered them by
several shells, but not until they had fired the
bridge Gregg's men put it out however and
replanked the structure in few moments so
that the whole ommaud crossed upon it..
/ General Gregg continued to drive Jones be-
/ fore him and reached Culpepper at the same
moment with the rest Of the command here
advanced arrived Just in time TO see a train
Of cars with stores leave Tor the South Our
men charged through town with most splended
galantry capturing l0i prisoners and three
guns, two twelve and six FOUNDER. These
latter were posted on commanding emf.
nence Just beyond the town of Culpepper aud
and we're charged upon by General Caster Of
General Kilpatroks division and taken with
nearly all their men. Bniords division
passed on in pursuit of the enemy Colonel
Chapman OF the third Indiana cavalry com
mauding first brigade having advanced pur
sued them past Cedar Mountain and the
whole command followed up TO the vicinity
Of Rapidam, within two miles Of which they
encamped last night Figh, opened by
Buford who had the centre Of the advance
and who knew exactly where TO look for tn,
enemy, as he has fought the same grounS
over Several times General Cutter wa
slightly wounded by shot which killed hi
horse The Lieutenant Colonel of the l5tl
Virginia cavalry was captured in skirmsl
three miles this side of Culpepper Th
buger of Company E, sth Ilinos was killed
We captured large quantity of Ordinance
stores in the Railroad Depot at Culpepper
The guns were English with sabre bayonets
The citizens of Culpepper say Stuart re
viewed 5000 rebel cavalry there Saturda
aud he was in command yesterday.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRE, September l5--Flour dul
and dropping al - S5@)4 80 for extra
State; . 25@5 90 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts G3 5000, dull, and l(D2c lower,
at s9c C1sl OJ for Chicago spriHg 9Ie(9
81 Ii for Milwaukee club 81 1901 20 Tor
winter red Corn receipts none market
with limited supply, at 75@76c mixed.
Oats firm at 63@72 Western pork scarcely
so firm II 758ll 81 for old, lS 75@l3 SO
for new Lard steady at lO@lO4 Whisky,
50l
NRw YoRI, September l5.-Governmeni
stocks lower aud active. Money plenty and
active on call at seven per cent Sterling
very unsettled at Al Gold ~. New York
Central. 1914 Erie l04 Reading 10
Coupons 1868. United States 6s 81 Years
certificates 99sc
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FROM MEMpHIS.

MEMPHIS, September l3-Cavalry and
mounted infantry Of Sixthteen Army Corps
under the direction of General Carr at Corin-
th been actually bussy the past week going
as l1r south as TallHhalchie stampeding the
reDe. cavalry into Grenada and kaho Carr
scattered the rebels 10 the vicinity Of ia.
o. rebel mail was captured with cor
respondence confirming the reports that
Johnston is reinforcing Bragg
Rebel force with artillery reported moving
in Upper Arkansas to interrupt the navigation
of the Mississippi River They will receive
attention
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
FIRE AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, September l5.-At midnight a
fire broke out in the building known as old
Chegnend warehouse, on Water street, 'front.'
ing on Central wharf The building was oc-
cupied by Fut 4 Joy, Buildings az Dickinson,
and others The flames communicated to
the next building west Of it on the other side
Of Prime street, occupied by Pease II Trow-
bridge Loss estimated 10000. Fire is
supposed to be the work of incendiary. Two
med are suspected of completely in the arson
we're arrested near the scene OF conAagratlon
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EROM FoRTREss MONROE.

FsRTREss MONROE, Sept l6.-Transports
arrived from Hilton Head reports the arrival
of the relief boat Cospoh. from Morris Island,
Tuesday evening, at which time white flag
was flying over Fort Moultre, and our forces
had captured half of James Island. The
moelors were lying between Sumter and
Moultrie. Captain Diggs, of the relief boat,
passed Charleston bar at o'clock p NJ, Sat
urday, and saw white flag still flying over
Moultrie. The last gun was fired from Moul.
trie Friday afternoon
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Dayton Market.
DAYTON, September 10.

DAYTON, September 10.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red whea
wholesale 8 co. retail 20.
WHEAT-New s5@90 old 90@95.
CORN-50@55.
OATS-40@45.
BARLEY -90(9l 90.
RYE-60@70
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l3 90 per ton,
FLAX-SEED-l 20.
COFFEE-30@32.
SUGAR-l24@l4.
WHlSKY-4s
CHEESE-l04@ll,
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FRoM.CHATTANOoGA.

NEw YoRE, September l4-Speclal to the
Tribune from Cincinnati, says
We took at Chattanooga two steamboats,,
one horse boats, thirty p0ntoOns very few
stores no artillery or prisoners, The rebel
works are very strong. The casualties OF the
expedition one man killed General Rose
Grams arrived at Chattanooga on the 10th, the
next day after its occupation.
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Tirorerlrs. Sc.
n O,ehtrS NJ. O'BRfgS.
EDWARD o'BRiEN a BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AND IMPORTERS OF
Braudies, wines. Gins. cigars, and irish
and scotch whisky,
AND DEAltRs tS
Domestic wines and Liquors.
ALSO,
Agents for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,


INRG leave most respectfully to acquaiut their Gus
- tomers and th' community generally, lhai lhai 'he3
style.oi H. OBglEN a BROTHER for the purpose
of car wing on tile wholest'e grocery hqulri 'sar
aud tobacco business 10 Dayton Ohio tae late
stand of n OBrien, No 31i second street.
Having ample means to enable nstc purchase gool5
rom the hest houses lu NrS York, baltimore anu
philodalphla aud having had iteen years experience
IN the trade, we hold on the BEST Inducements TO our
old Gust iners and ~ others who may be kni enough
to purchase from IL. ,. n.
Nj u'BRIEN, lute Of the hm Of O'Br,en roe
Toledo, Ohio will devote his time and attention 70
pease ali those WIN may come 70 buy at THIS well'
known House and b O'BRtES, will treat the com
munty bstter, II possible, th N ever before h9lh O
us & very grateful for past avors' ana earnestly SO
linit Il ahare Of Nour luure patr0nAga. NulHuaWlm
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Width 2.--First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN TIIINGS /!

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent SAYS 10 me
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th Of April,
1859:
An English gentleman, formerly connected with tue
British Army aud who styles himself the English 30
tsnio hyslcan has Of late gained an extensive repnta
don here by his skin curing alimauner Of compsl
Some Of his patients have oonYersed "i'h' auu tney
SUPERIOR Some have been restored as II by magic The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
hsrbs possesalng rare curative properties.
awhile acting in the army he devoted his leisure
aoments thorough study Of the effects produced by
sss n seems bs has found sure and speedy remedy
Aor all the 'nls that flesh IL heir to-. His practice Is
already extensive, and il daily Increasing u the com
plants 10 which females subjected he has no equal
a. large lumber here have testified that they owe not
only their present good health but their lives to the
skill Of this English Botanic Physician His once Is al
-. - -nCUs w<TrS1rxS sTREET
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CONSCRIPT INDEFINITELY POST
PSNED.

CINcISNATI, Sept l5,-Orders were re.
ceiyed from Columbus yesterday, indefinitely
postponirg the draft in this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-15

CINCINNATI.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERnAI
DISEASES,

Iyitbout tho use Of Mercury, without hndrance from
business and without OF discovery exposure No
deadly polsons such arsenic vomca, opium, or
snv other posons No mercury any deadly minerals
-nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedles are
uaed by this wonderful Botanic Physician HIS BotSno
Remedies yet failed To cure tho most opsllnAte
nd ,ha most cases. and 10 all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Remedea had failed - Medical Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-15

Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
TwELyE GENT SUGAR, Ar MINICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one d1llar's worth OF the incest KIND
FouRrEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs O. got one dollars worth Of the choicest qn'l'
ty Of
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MlNloks. 20
Mr.. B. says that he got the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. i. MIEIOks,
That he ever drank and Mrs. b. says she got the tin
est OF
GREEN TEA AT j. A. hlNlOks.
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MINlcK.
Mr.. M. SAYS he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT j. A. MlHlCk's'
Decidedly the best he used while the supply ol
NO. l MAoKEBEL, AT ia. MISIcK's,
Both Tor size and quality cannot be oxce9d IN this OF
auy other market
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT
OOFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety OF Groceries to he seen
IN the city. His large establishments on the
Corner of Market and Jenerson Sts.
auI9y
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:For Salt.

D,RAPEVINE ROOTS FOR sALE.-I
haye between thirty sud forty tWO-yehr old ca
tawta grapevine roots for sale VIII be sold on rras-
onable Iefms Address +. SCHUTrE,
seiiw6m Box 2s8 Dayton Postottee.
nNHE PREMIUM FARAfof Randolph county Ind
| aua, for sale at forty dollars por acre, on three
years time, 10 four equal payments, without interest
or on terms 10 suit purchaser, with interest
This celebrated farm Of ionr hundred and Wehty
acres, extensively known IA the Meek arm com
lotion; three hundred acres eleared We timhercd,
waiered 3 nd fenced, good assertment Of large and
small fruiis new bank hafpi good dwelling house,
recently enlarged covered painted aud papeledi near
RidReWle eight mites north OF nalleiOntane raii-
road, in the MisrssnneWR Valley, hheen Mues north
or call on
au2ldayega WILLIAM NJ. LOCKE.
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the odd.
follow Boousboro, Maryland said on ThufSuay' 'e 'i"
Of May, 1850; -, -, ,, tdt.or..
tion nAVpg been performed by the knghn po.anlo
.cinp i fe 1t my duty, having knowedgeo OF them, TO
state the ct believing that In doing so may 40 sercs
no the suffering One In partonlnr-thGto OF eyouhe
man 10 this cltyis worthy Of note he hEa peoulnon no
victim OF habit, the mere allusion 70 which causes
shudder, and aer years ana "a Sd wv
dearly beloved by as sweet girl as ever sped MotIS
of nneotion but he was FEARFUL nervous and prorrAiea
He dared not wed account Of the lhstereu ssee ~
of sVstem He sought relief Al the hands OF 'he
bloom and vgor OF youth haa returned' ana he Is now
the happy father Of pair Of bright bsyS'
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL
DREN.
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9Th
Of March, lS62 -, ,
remedies for the prevention Of having children but We
feel IL our duty to acknowledge benefit nom any and
FROM every source when Il ID for the relief o. suffering
humanity. A fact has come TO our knowledge that
ought to DO promulgated and widely circulated for tho
benefit OF thoas ladies whose delicate health makes II
necessary to prevent any increase OF family. I'LL.
About twelve months afsr marriage lady OF our ac-
quAnance gave birth TO daughter, but her sunerings
great her physicians despaired OF her ecoV-
cry This made her dread the very though OF again Do
coming mother. She tried svery thing to prevent a
repetition finer suerngs, but without succeeding Two
after marriage she again confined but her SUI
leFnRu great that the child died. and her own e
UAa desparod or She told By her family physician
that she had any more children he tared eer hs wonu
Be tho forfeit AZ all the remedies shs had tried boiors
had failed she applied to the Botanic Physician Dr.
RAPHAEL,
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For rNent.

JNOR RENT--Two dwelhng hQuses, IN goot order
Il Nos as aud 90 Herman street Applyta
seIIrlw II, j. rERlOk, l4d Herman street
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Strapeu.
49ortraits.
YALLANDIGnAM'S PORTRAIT.

NHHAT fine steel engraving of Hon g. l.. Vaandig.
| ham has arrived, Gail and SEE IL at room No "a
Phillips House. Agents wanted To attend the Demo-
cratic meetings and also 10 assist in ennyassng the
State. Apply immediately. seIdi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
TINE scMlfsWo .nolsIsIx QUESTION

altoona, Hosssin, August 81, 1eeS
Serious Ae,oior Baeces ns DseAss and Denwa,k--Bf
fsa Of ne Frarisori G@wosie cb~~es-P roodssiiss
n DoWnA War wsih ne DvokSss--c1onocs Of Euro
pso~ War comi~e from ne cssHic. DO
among the questions Of Importance now asitasins tho
mod Of Europe another attempted sssssusns Of tho
Danish sehcswg Holsten difficulties, which, brought
% war, God only knows whore u win end. ne
cr'ss which is nov al hand hes been ncubating
for considerable time; but tho shsn was
broken BY tho action Of tho Congress Of tho
drowned hoads At Frankfort
You have seen from statements In tho German press
shss Denmark and Prussia declined tho Invitation az this
royal eonclaverefused become parties TO their debe
tlcus On tho plea that Prussia having tho largs ma
1oxty Of German population tho prior claim fell 10 her IN
2hs orgsn'zasicn or calling together Of such convou
1soa. However,. the rssul, Ia. 90 far a. tho car
han States arc concerned. nothing could bs IA
NM upsa visbous NE consent Of the abssusses. An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

. The lnvaasen ~ Mexico.
NAPOLEON Bs0r0siSo TO REALnB Hrs prFrrcuL.
LoSroS, sept 10. 1885,
me LoBdss r~A Paris correspondent, writing ON ia
sphisot he French occupation osysxo, says that he
ssssrpi pvsnnsns e America rsyss yss have sarsn
no ofcih steps In the Natter t4 numerous private 10,
tors from America express " strong dissatisfaction fell
= tho proceedings 10 Mexico, and the conviction
@As the government =. wshnson reckops on not allow
NJ he arrangements that have bees made 70 remain ons
thsv are without VERY SERIOUS noIos being taken a
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sa1te tEinfs so,nts CDnsldefah'o uerrsi
For rsAriae Hrher found c,se ,yhic. w cd
80 lh 40 as il3 art nhieii remark sbi iusrs NE
IRE ent dulcrlty ~ quotes roa Fortccae's lepprisf
iAsa's' he following very appfepritta p1ssi ae:-
she ld ~ ws-e criefed % atteni House OF Lnrds
e9trfp fhf hsftal sf, pr faiefgaxfss an
ttse.h It ~ tse ~ w,s whether ~ law ID King has
iottt Tor Tor sners any his Ma 81,
AM rye hAses were AZ - opinion tsxsep MsDa
sNt Aai iurfst Platt delivering then opin that the
sihs hal ~ pewnf ~ prohibit Tie same aud care1 that
.s9a N9s asked On OCCASION ~ slrs Sold the
NS o.ng e'nralrrf u 81 hc stinsi-l sweden.
W an1 Fsi@er gAs IRE sane opinion 10 ans.
MN. shai bccan4e OF the question thus sartcd, On
the LIN ~ January lTli the anr- OF the Houso Of
Lcfl' contained the following entry
The qrttra lhe 10y fr tskns into consideration the
b1dg 81 sD- a. igrse Tor foreigners the iiges
90 attend hcing est add So OF dees attending &C ord
lps!v 'hey directed to deliver o.nions on The
following agedtorsvty whether the King has mower by
las u tides he budding Of ships o. force
iar iogsres within his Mae.iys do1iinions. Aud TIE
jHecs beng heard in alton tbereuuto resolved by
NE ofs sfiiirt and temper al Raameu Mt assembled
a b be brought IN 70 enable hts Ma esy his heirs and
fo 10 Of FOREIGNERS, irithn any OF Ms Njeys DO
Qioa ne seiny sah strip. Foreigners -ifhonf iicens>
on hS Nrfet his heirs snccessors Ordered the
nd.e do prepare and bring In bill the said
fesoiution.
The subject is duly mentioned In the Parliamentary
Gates this important precedent TO the Times says II
thus appears that tho present controversy Is OF
modern origin cad tho desire OF the House OF Lords 10
prevent the sale Of ships remarkable Those who
access to the State perhaps be able TO show
what acts gave rise tn the Swedish romonstrancc, aud
how the matter settled and hat became OF the bill
which the judges werc ordered 10 prepare"
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Recognition and the Franc o-Rebel All.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Hydid repeats
his former assertion that both recognition OF the south
and me deersi~ tedps Isren ne Confderdc French and
.xezican sorernmenc are decid,d upon.
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French Privateer. Cor the RebsIs.

French PrlvAteCrs Tor tho ReboIS.
French Journal the Phaye de la Loire that two
steam clippers In or construction Nantes and
Two sister chips building at Bordeaux suspected or
being Intended or the rebels 10 DO delivered at sea TWEEN
~ leagues Off Belle Isle. ltM~
The vessels eighty metres long, are have engines
or four hundred horse power win carry twenty guns
and their guaranteed speed Is TO be fourteen knots
hour Speed would appear 70 be Of the rian objects
aimed at In their construction they arc remarkably
narrow, and their stems said 70 be sharp az the
blade OF razor. very suspicious circumstance In
nection with them s that they are 70 be delivered up
sea, twenty leagues from Belle Isle II ia generally be-
tho Phove de- Ia Loire says that these vessels are
intended for the C0niederates.
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them Te position that the French government Gnds lt.
se IN Is difficult and ddicats. and you may depend thai
tee Mexican affair 10 at this moment ne principal sats
~ Is thoughts ana ansizy.
lns Londcl inns, In its cry article says the belief
gatne srenao that general arrangement tho Mexican
dcot win DO proposed under Fronch auspices but IL NOT
likely that any dene conditions viii be announced untn
the acceptance OF the throne and he formation OF the
Low govorBnHent shall have beer formally nollhed
mere mad beeA slight reaction In Msxican stock on the
nuon exchange, owing, said 70 sales by Dutch
houses with vtcw Of realizing prodts
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The union War 2 Sporting "Event'' I'm
England.
From the London News, Sept. o. y
An immense number Of beta have been made in South.
ampton during tho American struggle between tho sympa.
thizers with the North and those who are the SOUTH
In TACT books have been made upon every particular
struggle between the belligerents
Ore tAe pncet amusing wagers bat thst the
fedsfas would enter Richmond before the Condolences
enssred Washington Az both parties have heads az the
same Sire new hat was at once ordered 70 be made snl
Kept until the bet decided When Leo crosses the
north OF the Potomac the fedevas The south n
that river, the fate of the hat excitss The great
ost curiosity. The siege OF vicksbura caused
large number d transactions. ths Southern
sympathi1ere betting freely wing 10 the conndpnt
statements Of tho LONDON rims and Nondayd that the
town cond not possibly be captured. bushsl % ripe
agpIss Of new ecrS .Cevn a. wocdlsnds, iatha Nav
could ~ b taken md Tie winner hAs rsceveg the
'fvickrburg pippps,' A. they have basn named. The
current odds are thAt the steam win escApe from
IAards I'D go into the hands Of the ConfsdsntsA
TAs Canaaaan oasssasa.
MONTREAL. &
From the London Poe1 espe o.
5he Roeabpbd, Ctyansport vessel, onaander symmers,
tsksa ~ bIlhe wr pspertneas asssvsd Oh tho Royal
Assnal, &Voolwi<h, ~ 9Th iael. and sommsncsd
shippse ,lbs4 es1pssts sastsrise g twelve pouDdss
theveya slssy force u " Tenth brigade, stassas
aSQo9Y0 ma 801S~~~
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Niss tuNnsN $50 u Al. t4eSw ttnNfr
VA - s.EN 40 ~ aaessstahs i tssaf.
sss' i b 49, afs8 ~.
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lFfom tue tIVefpvuI F0eS, Nfpt on "
- " cannot be doubted that whatcycr mar Ia
pas a. nmept hdrg lei tar was .xrcssa,v
CIV es~tr ~ tnslish pubic opinion taAn N ,hs
nasfs and nsdessssy expressed dosnAns a ls ,rcs
sovcromcaI Two dl<cass'cs Which, tonsiau on tSe