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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-06
NM p Kirkbride, Administrator with the
. w Will annexed Of John Kirkbrides decd.
Plaintiff,

L. Il. Rogan, Jacob Hamilton,
R. ?. Hamilton and J. N. Hoss, In chancery.
5 - Same RniasW:
Asa Hopkins, Jacob Hamilton,.l
R. P. Hamilton and J. Al. Hoss, In Chancery
Deftss
The defendants in the two above mentioned
causes will please take notice that, between the
hours of o'clock A. m. and sunset Of the 18th
day of March. 1868, at the house of N. C. Bald
win, in the town Of Blountville, county Of Suili-
van and State of Tennessee, / shall proceed to
take the dispositions of JamesG Eanesand others;
and ON the 2st day of March, 1868, In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Carroll
county; Va, in the town Of. Hillsville, between
the aforesaid hours of the day, shall proceed
to take the dispositions Of john D. Mcfarland.
and others, which dispositions, when taken,
shall offer in evidence in both Of the aforesaid
causes pending on the equity side Of Carroll
county Circuit Court, at which times and places
you can attend if you think proper to cross ex-
anime the Witnesses. II from any cause the tax
ing Of said dispositions should pot be coInmenc-
ed, or being commenced and not completed on
the aforesaid days, the same will BE continued
from day to day until all are completed.
Yours, respectfully,
w. P. KIRKBRIDE,
Adninistrator, So
Feb, 18th 18634-4w ~ 'f,sef 81 sse
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VIM. s. MUNS0N

" NJ =. eN1UNSOH. Z.
General Commission Merchant Richmond "a
WiLL give his special attention to the sale
~ OF Bacon, Butter. Lard, Feathers and all
other kinds Of Produce. IS. - A-'- =
Refer to Tardy Williams. R;cbmon,, ia.
Isn nsi .1y n0G asaae1 Co. Younger Co..
3 Jan %, 1863-1m
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HEADQUARTERS 1sr BAT. VAsM RIFLES,
CAMP NEAR JEFFERsoNvILL. Va.
January 10, 1862.

nESERTERS, DEsERTERS.-The following
IL named non commissioned officers ana pri-
Yates are, deserters from my Battalion. ana tne
usual reward of Thirty Dollars each, IS eifered
for their apprehension and delivery TO me e, at
Camp or confinement in Jail at Jeffersonvile,
Tazewel co Va, and due notice to me OF tne
f. ~ of fla;. inc M aro ION sst3s
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MOORE. AP. BAyNE. - c.B. H
MOORE, BATNE s. &C.,

No: 147' MAIN STREET. LYNcBBuRG, Va.
WH0LESALEG rocers and Commission Mer-
w chants, and Agents for thesale, of Manu-
featured and Smoking Tobacco. will receive and
aeA Sugar. Molasses, Wheat, Corn, Flour, Ba-
con, Leather, and all kinds Of Country Produce.
All sales promptly reported and accompanied
with the nett proceeds .ss
Jan. %, 1863-ly
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100000 Fruit Trees for SALE.

~. PERSONS wishing 70 make safe invest
S ment; would do well to secure good
-. selection of Fruit lat old prices) now,
while money is plenty. / will furnish Apple
Trees of the most approved varieties at from
Is to $50 per hundred. delivered at the Depot
in Abingdon, packed carefully for transporta-
tion
Catalogues win be furnished by mail when
applied fer. SAM'L W. CARNAHAN.
Oct. 81, 1862.
N. B.-Now is the season for planting.
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Russeil County, to wit:

Feb. Is, 1863-4w.
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POETRY.
For the virginian.
SPECULATION.

The YarkeesinTade us, for blood and for plum
der, s.:
For houses and lands, and to whip JUS all undcr.
Who are our patriots! the question is going,
Who'll help hiscountry I'd like to be knowing.
|, says the farmer, | till my plantation,
{ To make bread and meat to supply my dear nation
Our soldiers are fighting, their hardships distress
me,
furnish their wives, and their childrsnwill bless
me;
lsell for three prices and take in the money,
I am true patriot if there be any.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

HArUAx, Nov. Is, 1885,
Tho steamship Asia, Capt Hockey. from Liverpool at
half past ton O'Clock A. NJ tho 31st Of October via
Queenstown the evening Of tho LIST Instant arrived
here at ono O'Clock this morning.
Her dates than those already received
Tho Asia has thirty I'VE passengers for Halifax and atty
for Boston. She reports experiencing succession OF
westerly gales during The passage.
Among the passengers In the Asia the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and Colonel lamar Of the secessonst
emssafss to Europe. On the day before his departure
Mr. Beochsr entertained st farewell breakfast by
tho Iiverpoo Emancipation Society. Complimentary nd.
dresses addressed 10 Mr. Rsscher, who made
speech Of warm friendship for England.
Furious gales have prevailed around the coast OF Eng.
land but shipping disasters had yet been reported
In London . railway engine depot bad beon blown
down. and three or four lives lost.
Tho English Board Of Trade for September show
incrcase In exports OF twenty eight per tho
corresponding month Of Last year. and the figures thus
far for tho whole year Indicate that will be year OF
tho greatest commercial prosperity that England has yet
attained
vo,umnous correspondeucs relative 10 the Japanese
difrcaity is published In tho London Herald which at.
tscks the ministers for their violence towards Japan
Tho Asia sailed yesterday st O'Clock P. N. for
Boston nss storm prevailing With wind nor,hesst
Tho Brazilian nail had reached Lisbon. Rio Janeiro
dates are TO Oc,vber g. "--t--~s On Enr'.,d WAS at
sTxd. 27xd Conee quoted 1850 300. Stock.
10000 bags.
Tho steamship ssxonis rom Nsv York, reached
southampsoa at noou on tho 10Th OF October.
The steamship Persia, from New York. arrived u
Queenstown O'Clock the morning Of tho 3ls OF
October.
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A Large Has, sS Riee kass Ru,.ss,

Lasgs nasi 81 HseekaAs Runasss.
SHu UslosAH CONSUL. DxTyrsa ARMY ovv1cnRs AVID
ov1IcRss % SHu o0NpsDEaAcY AMONG THD List
wHAr Vas DOVE wrrH fmuH.
TAs Cn.tsA esAsss sesa1ss xswbsrs ssvivsl 81 ths
pcss yeserday. win sbsus 90 hnArsA and twenty
prsoosrs taksa o6vsrios vsass captured violating ths
blockade bat principally from ~ nobsrs q. L. ~
Ela and Annie end shs corsubis.
fnsss prisons we're breashs TIE UsssA States nAs
ssAis olce last evening. and has,y examins,ca made
Of them By Marshal Murray Depuiy Msrshsb Nccny.
Dwlrs, Ysung ssd othsrs. assisted sy desehneas Of
The Metropolitan poles bad the custody cf The pr -oners
very large sumbes Of then ~srefoun 70 be asns, aud
we're ss oncsdseharssd frvm custody. ssvsrai among
the sambss bad been captured once, twice. sod In
instances thrss nss bscrs. Twenty eight of tho
prisoners we're Ia roos sos oa thor being unusually
desperate, but bscsuss sss parties having them in charge
previous 10 shss bsiag ds,vsssa 10 Tho Msrsbas ocsr
did nos fesl safs with hrgs body Of without
some x them were ronsd.
Among tho pvsooss d especial importance vefe c. r
Stewart belgian Consul n. H. wsbber and II. v. Rookie,
British army ofcsrs and Captain rponss ". Pierce of
the Ordnance Department rsbsl army. Mr. Stewart had
With him his consular crsdsntiais, and promptly dis
charged upon prsssaspG sbsm 70 Marshal Murray.
Mcssrs wsbbss and Rookie bad with them tbsIs CON.
missions - ecsn In shs British army. and we're sso ss
eecs dschArrsd
caes P,sro. s vlrrsalaa BY BIRTH and sns specimen
q The Virginia scosIsman. He young man, and haa
been In the rebel service since the ersskiss ont Of The rs
bei'cn. He be- bssa noted fos kndsss and bsnssty
Union prisossss capsarsd by his c,mmsnd. anrdins
them every psv'ses 10 cesd porsiby extend. He had
besn abroad sssssd W some business bat whsther for
the oush OF NOT doss no clearly appear and wa return
ins vhsn captured he vii psbasy b p~rossd for OK
ehsngs.
Thses we're sirtsss ssss p~sscaers, yo1ps ana rood
looking fellows well dressed and IN apparently sxosh a'
spirits sho we've seos 70 she oruo'y pn, vbsrc shsy
vu be he'd fc- fw-sN.~ svs~~tastion.
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sse,., .,u~sr-s>asx~s~ee

G. Keii-y SUI T. ssvdcsr &c the rn,sd s.al-- ss-y
Captain smnn. q tcs iritlsA Army, Cclaos j. b~srT
and ~rs, q coosssaiest, '. casblng B1rrsis
and " ~ Applsss. u hosna, are ss0ppnz 81 Us NE
VOC nouse
fion. H. r. Js-. S vos,Nsiso sslor y v r-.i q ,hs
Cuitsd ststss Array l. Lsntn ard vns. a thNsso y.
Csmsron nd ". b. q 60, a tancisnsti. b1b~r@, q
rhilsssivsis sod " Rsesrssos q s'sa sfs soypsns
o, he hetfopcsrsn Ho'ss
SomrnoSor. hngod. q tha rnt~i Ha.' NsrT w
.n~r Rsmsfsl. ~ Se~tvvr e frm~. fHsf'r''@r y
Hsdi ., rsvio,, ~ va tns's fNta trt
Hsyvfof. ~ ccrn~ t'ea,. ~ 7 e, W-ss- % '-.t si
srs sto,,piss st tte Asss~ ,s-
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France.

The Empress Eueonie has returned from her triPto
Spain I.
Tue Mexican coosus In Parts, Bordeaux and IIavre
have been ompelcd TO their functious Tho dutes
OF their oLes have been temporarily transferred to the
oonsus Tor Guatemala
Tho long ocied plan OF making Paris seaport by
ship canal Va revived
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Y, NOVEMBER IA, 3,-TRIPLE SHEET.

TIM FEn.uAL UNoS CENTRAL COMMITTEE were 10 hss
met las, evcrOs pursuant to cali published In the
pers; but at the Nc~r @ cning tbe President
tnned that tho Sorstry bad aiicd 10 Dotdy the dole
eates. lie there;oS scciared the meeting adtufDod
aDi Friday evening asSDt O'Clock TO meet at room "a
Cooper Institute
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The Prince Consort Iron-Clad Frigate
BADLY Damaged when Looking for the
Rams-A Great An gio-Anersean Stss na-
ship Company-An English ste ship
Bearded by the Privsteer Gsergsa-
George Sanders asd Mr.. Lindssy. M.
P.-Mr. Pesrsos, che Blockade Rum
ner, Bankruptcy. &c.
Tho Iron clad igate Prince Conaot. from Plymouth for
Liverpool. In connection with tho herssy rams,
seriously disabled and put into Kngssowp whore she
Leaking and hall full OF water ssd otherwise
sidsrabiy damaged.
Among the companies which had bsso announced
the National Steam Navigation Company Of London and
Liverpool, with capital Of two millions sterling Ths
obsss ACCIDENTS shs suhsaitstioa q powerful screw
steamsrs for sailing vessels IN American othsv trades
Ths step viii be sstasibh lines from Liverpool
and London to Nov YORK Of steamer Of large sire and
capacity for freight and psssssgsrs Three steamsrs
have besa psovsIoasy purshsssd ss1 contracts made
fse oshss of 800 tons ssch.
Tho steamer Bvassnss. from Lsvvpos At Lisbon. was
sosrded In the BY d Biscay by tbs prvaseer Gsosgs
AZ asked Zoe sswspapsrs saA shsppln3 intensepcs.
The Msssy rsmainsd IN the pnssssssco Of armed
masisss Ths vost % shsm ~ besa suspended
rus Ensiish gusbosis aso ksp4 wsGsA osss Lairds
yard.
fhs L0adoa r~0 sAmoy,a,iy srisssssss The rou clad
ssvses England Tssscs - Amsvsss. ana drs~s tho
ouoctusou enas knBnAo ~ uos " sn~ s6e' ~"
shs - sayssiss 10 ssrs.n = ouay 10 matters q
Asasii
WE. Lipdsay and George n. sAsdsss again nsurs In
,bs soAos n ooubssasss Of shs soovipss advanced
b. sbs h~ss' correspondent, "Hst vscss."
M Lsdssy e,abovass,y attempts so prove ,hst nssst
favoes the North tAs srpssss u The South sod man
aIos sAAs The sans of justice sos nstsd oos
70 both bsnssrcsts. he psofsssssos Impartial os1.
ssa,ky By knsand are msss snpsy vords. hssorcss
rssposds 70 Mr. Lsadsay. ssA h asswss 70 oss his
Inquiries "hov (Hssericus should vote When the
claims ssasss ksgasd for the dsprsstcos by The Ale
baaa brought bssoss Psriisosatf pvs1tss that by
The shss essssIon put fron ths Spssksrs chair
'Nr Lindsay win certainly bs the father Of the Houss"
other questions of Mr. Lindsay siso aaswsved and
'Htoricus points out that sct u Psrisansot fcrbds
Ensiish merchants from manufacturing fos tbs
beissrsuts bot egoipping vssssis ofvss. there
90 expressly forbddins n.
mo bankruptcy of z. C. Pearson urdcr invcstixs
,sn and furnishing dsveiopmep,sinocgard w
bockads running Mr.. Pearson claims AsT 900 from
tho federal Cor Illegal captures and Gss 200
from the confedsrsts ssvspsss refusal toSoini
their contract
A despatch from chsrbourg OF the soth q October
sayr--rhs Confederate privstsss esosSia has arrived
hero 70 rsvictaa asd coal.
TAs Polish Questien.
warsaw sdvces snnoonos incresss In The ,yraaDc
and arbitrary rule of Russia
Busdreds oS yoaos bad besu arrested. searched.
stripped 10 the skin and bea,sa.
letter sy Prince Ssposoa srprssss earnest wish
that France viii allow Poland so b saslhas,sd
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Germs, Bunioas. InvertcG Kars, Cu-
largest Jo-nz and all dlsessss ~ the feet enred Without
pain ~ iaeenyeu'snc. 10 the Ineat by o.. zACHAaiE.
surgeon Shfofodist. No 100 BrexfwAy
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

". "a. Ron wedv We M0slssaf DosroysrY
when all orr sofuia MLsnc. have failed try this old
scrofuls Er,sSe@. sa Hhsus,. Uffrs aabs and crop
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Composite IRON window eusrds for the
protection of windoys
nsrcnIksos A wrsRRRsu6x
no Crpal ~ ests 20 broad way
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tunsrlR,

Tho Finance Committee OF the Reichsrath have passed.
resolution granting twon,y mill Of noras relieve
tho distress prevailing In Hungary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Chaps, ChaGs. Saiiow~ess, E"upfous,
hpos tpsckH and All sstn Bcru sslcs cured " GOV
MAUD . Italian Med Gated Soap as Broadway
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Cristad0ro'. Hair Dye, Pre.crvnttvo
The d,e applied By skil.ui artists
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

CaAppheIi, Chemi-t ana Aootheesvy,
<orper OF Eixhth sad T~ eight, street Fro
s1p,icns con bounded By cs-npe,en, pcrsona
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tn. osvms.o-Da.isA o.essson.

rhs reply The Dansh govsrnsst to the r~soiuton q
shs German Die, to scpd the army o szeeu,on 10 rio
stein, had bssa read to the Diet.
1h. rsply b eoocfs,ory In fs<n. ba, % All sssen'isi
points msipsass the vlsws q tbs Danish soveyrmsot
fbs representative a Dsamarh sad tha, his govern
msss vss opss 10 nsdssssoe.
third note iron yxs assssn ,hs Hola,sia esss
ton bad bcss cesmonIo.ies " the t-s-rsi p,, ea
assvosa ~ f,fm bass fo~ ~s1s,aa.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

CH ,u pI,eIi's Tom psugd Troches. .go Cents,
our.- sIis coughs sod soe thpsfs CAMPrEELa druG
store csrnrv of Eighth anu Twenty eighth sreet
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Dea az che suSt. Thr0es
and Cs'srrh trcsisd bv Dr. ROWE 4 SHhroord street.
rc.i,nr om,s srs"sr. s". ns,s q ,nr sss o1
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Tho Paris Bourse continued fat
sstn.

Out OF three hundred and forty Ave members already
chosen 10 tho frussan Chambers two hundred and sixty
lberals
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Dearnc.s. C.fgr~h AVID As4' Diseases se'
the Par aud Throat trrs-d by DR. Ix2.0lIIIL No g.
harts place. Reccptloo hours from A. ~ uisr. n
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

DsSra's Fan style ~ nslesnea's 1iats,
,eeI BroedS NJ, near Duane stscN
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The best and Chenpc-t Newspafssr
nH. i'm the World

Tho Army Of tho Potomac in Triumph splendid
Actions on the Banks Of the Rsppahsnnock-
Victory in Western virginia-The Latcst News
from Chattanooga important Intelligence from
Louisians-The Siege Of Charleston The Bread
Question at the south-Ths Latest News from
Europe Literature Sporting -Agri cultural
The Markets. &C., &C., &c
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p. .e ;,c1Ss Ss A. IS M;sSs Csss.
la.vx.
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1ersign Rscruisiag Prohibited.
res foowiss d~psech hes recently beea issued from
fprAhfN0T o. - IN,
wAsmnoros, Oct ~. 1888.

sR-roar lsttsr Of The 2esh instant, asns psrmisoa
- raiss twsoty thousan1 volunteers forhe service 0s
the Juare, IN Msxco has bssR received In
reply have 10 inform ycu that such pcrmisson can
BE- givsa, ne prooesdMg would bs In volstfon a. .
law ofths ypited statca Kln shoQh be attempted sny
one scxssA therein WIN b prcecussr all psacsi-
cable dikssnoe. am ssk, youe oes0ent tsfvnat.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
The Loss ee tAs Dssassh Bask Pearl.
10 ~ npTrOn OF rnn HKnALD.

rpsos IN your paper Of hs l3sh inst the loss Of shs
British bark Pearl, adee With grain The report says
chat sbe w0 loaded under American iaspcctioo. when
che cspain ovb owners. any other pesson win peo
ucs my csratase Of her being iosdsd INSPECTION
then VIII bo iimc enough 10 make ~ report You
-obsdieut servant. y. LATHAM,
Insrerior for the Board NJ Z ndsr rvryte,s
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Tnr rmArpr FRAscAH.-rhis tbsatrs becoming .
nost fashionable rendezvous for the baa ssde q this
city may be said with justice that Manager Jsisnss
mas been fortunate IN the choice OF hs artistic MesdAnss
Gsvasssur Bsrsson and ponaiisn are great acquisitions
10 shs troupe The same may be said OF hsssrs hec6s,
DnatIsn and rsys THIS latter sings coupss psssssy.
Doealisn siso sings WE'LL bss Edssrd, Who 30 vsry
funny In hh roe should avoid al attempt st s'ssins
Bs voice, or rather the want Of css ~ too sppsasn
We would sincerely advise Juisnet to give short and
amusing fsress md vsudeviies ofsos - possb's
Thus last rsssdsy the srectsele vas mo.t amusing De
arso consisted Of Tires light pccee He should avoid
heavy plays By all means His small bit erceediuGy
Drstsy siAgs adApssi 70 the proiuet'p OF the AZ
Ter.
renishs sbs artists OF the Theatre Frsncas vi spp.as
IN "Un Dusi Sous 70 Cardinal" srd The fc, vsnHsvs
> ~Ls CeperAi ct h Paysan
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The Rsersssssg servks.
TO ruR spsroa or rms HHzALp.

rsw fosx, Nov. ~, ss>S
Alov Ne. through ~ medium ~ yDsr pager W at
hset the stcosioa d tbs Bard % sspsryis " us
fact ibss every day The city bo.a,y d-fsrrei us
roverumen, IL oplps fhs pstr,ote lssls s,sio Of
Ss- Jersey psyos ss1s, oash N hand sa. and
know ~ nesriy dsrso eaa~~ In which bsVs ap~i
Tor information rbous The Nes Yors 6yIntiss abdne
that they ooud tbtsin 500 rssh 10 Jsssy Cv, have
gone 10 that place and enistad Wow Ma bs Tbs vsT
W AVOID The DRAFT, and the s~oss rss bognlas are 81
ued 90 the better Tor sn essosrpeA
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-y~n So

Mrs n q hRowN OF 40 trch street Ph VheIphIa No.
ph, srai rhy-icisn. rrofes.1r The Es r Thrna,
introduction of her sl doo'e for rrr of deaf
nnics In the head running Of the esvp sa e
tho perrseis AND all d,ssn~es ~ the nal snd hroai
This ~~ts 4covkrv IL hG nny reiisA~
offered 10 ord for the sb0sr dhrAs~a So vfnr
cuAr which contains certificates NJ the no~l ,nrdevfat
record Performed without The ~ Ina Ahent-
Mr. BROWN :. ths orisnstor and ~ps rteiof ~
the k~taph vscsi far ~sf1e.s dr
o',be csrbn,ed Poor R sra Ee" Water ana ~ scaip
R~novstor. Prie~ ~ zach ~ p~r baft's.
Thes~ oei~' rated med cneA tn neat a66deu
toxes and IN hc address, rcc-pt Il ~
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Dsparture OF 0snsrai Forey.

Yesterday morning at ton O'Clock General Forey ON
o.. .sd On board Tho frgs Panama. after residence Of
about eight days In city, =; which was
spent 10 visit 70 Niagara Falls. As the frgas len her
moorngs she salued by La Goerrefs bearing the 1ag
OF Rs,r Admiral Rsynaud and BY all tho vessels beIong
ing 10 the Italian and Russian Hccs anchored In
harbor Tho Panama returned tho salute and tho report
the 6riue BY many vessels ~ boud that 10 was
heard st Q distance OF several miles from the city.
During tho few days the General spoot among us he
was the object oe tho catering attention the T<t
Of some OF tho leading citizens Of New York, Who would
have been glad deAln him few days longer Ia order
10 give him . substantial te-tmony 1 the cste"m
and sdsrstou they profess for his persso and for bis
military talents. An oncial note. said % bsse beeo
written by the express order Of tho President 10 hopes
that he would visit Washington, was also reeeived BY
tho General, who was sensibiy aheoted ~ this
high proof OF consideration. Unfortunately his time vas
90 arranged compel him. TO bis great resst 70 do
cline the marks OF honor aad respect which
reached him during bis say among ne.
On Thursday In the Afternoon Marshal Focey paid
visit to General Scott 10 whom, believe he sxprcsss1
his reersss on that subject Tks p,ervev between the
veterans ssd have bsen extremely Affecting and the
two modern oouaasrors Of x'ro were profoundly AZ
fected each others Forey, by tho
remembrsscs Of tho Iaures By the nnstrious hero
OF % many bss,ss Gssssli soo tho respect shown
10 bin By The victor u the Arabs, q The RussAns,
and OF tho Austrians. The conversation beswssn The
two heroes lasted bsur ana whcs they parted
both n thsr eyes. General acstt vas len Win
tho assurances thai the french scvwpeat hsd nsv 81
p,sd anything against The Unins, - vsd nsssr Do
90, whatever ny b The oosssasy assertion
Ths Mssaoosi UuSssA Deasss SsnAsseshsp.
ylscrfon o. .. 0sATz DsowN AND Joas .. Hxs.
pKnsOr.
Juysspos Cnr, No, Ns~. ~. fsss.
Aftss ths Wsasacstoa of sons usb0ps~Ant business
ns nsrsss sAs LHsslsssrs vsss 'sse ssos sssos foe
,Ae slscsoa Of Unasa slasss esaasos.
The psnss Of ns.srs. Brown. PAsps, Brcotnr,dss.
w,nssss ed vooshsss we're - IN noninstioo
ne sasss u Nssrs Bssskhrsiss ssd wisss,s vs's
ssAssessstiy vithAssws.
me Ara bsilos rsssieed - fsxs~ss-
Benun.. s.'.'''''s'' -
Phebpa
...sss..ss......''
Necessary foe ehssss, o..
No fusAsr bAi,stng vss hsA 1sstsG TIE day.
rss sfssspeos ss.ssss sosrpssA with ma,,s~s q %
ssosssi Iosssess
e. Lorn, Nov. ~, 1873.
Mr. Gratis Bvsws tvsd 'ea, - elected Ua,s STATES
Senator froa Mnosss Ne Asu bsi,os this morning
~ ssves ost~my.
JDvrssos Cny. Mo-, Nov. n, isss.
The hsIios. vbns rsssssd b shs election d N Bro-a
" tbs Unissd States seoss fov sSs short ssr morn
ing, stood % fofpvs;-Bova, -; Brodb~2, %, vcor'
hIes TIE ssxs ballot sssuMed In The sect6o u Joha
D. Benasssen so< ibs long ssrm sed s,o~d 'aIo~s
sissasrss. q, rhslps. "a scattering. IL
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.

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Henry Ward Beecher, the Union Ora
tor. and Colonel Lamar, an
Emissary Of JeG: Davis,
In tho Same Boat.
LAIRD'S RAMS STRICTLY GUARDED
Tho Privateer Georgia In tho Bay Of
Biscay for CherbOuEg.
George N. Sanders ON the
Law OF Neutrals.
The Iron Frigate Prince Consort
Badly Damaged. aL
A New British Transa atlantic Steam
ship Company.
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Removal Of the Juarex Mexican
0onsuls I'm France.
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PRINCE NAPoLRoNS APPEAL FOR POLAND.
Liberal Triumphs at the Elec-
ti0ns In Prussia,
Co.. Co.. "a
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sa q
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t.s,.s DO N,.t,s. .-o'."s.-Ais ~ Vts-
Is.-fs~
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| For Uronehttis. Asthma. tssay'h s~M
| Co.s,m p,iys Coughs 'Browns bronchial Troch~s'
With Adysn lines nrurdiar r~ii~f
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hssEt .u~ .s aas
.Fs
- f..s.s sts..t..s si..sag. . 80 -sa 80.
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Urinary sysem. Mot uof~rn AMI approved ,s~r.
Fee f'Ans~ ant Cure rAtrs rricr aoit WI.
LEW co. Inv Bro.f~sy snt ny The sllbbt DR. vfS
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WAR GAZETTE.
OyrIoIAL.
uxxrnAL oRprxs-xo. 3sl.

UxNKRzE ONDNKS-NO. 3BI.
wAa DEPARTMENT. ApJrTANr GkSERALs OuIU,
WAsuIxoroS, Nor. Q. 1883. I
BY direction of tho President Of the United States,
Assistsnf Surgeon Dcni. King. United ssases Army 10
hereby retired om active sssvics and his win be
eotsrsd tho retired m Of osrs Of Tho grade 70 which
he now bsl,oen accordance with section IL, scs sp
psevsd July IT, 1884, he having been borne the army
~sgisssr moro than forty -ave yssrs.
BY ordss oe the SECRETARY OF WAR
z. D. TsvSssso, Assistant Adatant Gessral.
oExxRAL oRDRRs-No. 80.
WAa DxrARSMy1. ApUrArr 9xyxsAL's Oyucr,
wAsnxcros, nov. 10, 1859.
CUmnanAlsg oasoses Of regiments viii report, n thse
nshsy returns Of dsssstsss, shs names Of joined
sn Assertoa - veil - thoss Who deserted during ths
;noush.
By order Of The SECRETARY or WAR
Z. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutsnt General.
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TAs Polish Qusstsen.

warsaw sdvices announces norssss In The ,yrsapc
and arbitrary rule of Russia
Busdr.ds ct yoaos msa bad bssn arrested. searched.
stripped 10 the skin and beaten
ssisr by Prince Ssposon srprsssss sn earnest wish
mai France viii not allov Poland 70 b sanihlsied