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The New York herald., 1863-11-13
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE
~-~~--c-~<0o~----~-@~~~
JHE RECENT AFFAIR At aODGERSvILLe.
'>NN~~~>e~~~~~~~~>e>e~
The Union Soldiers OverwheIm-
cd by Superior Numbers.
'~~o~N>~o----oy>--@~--~~>
Our Losses Five Hundred Men and
Four Pieces Of Artillery.
an Ar An

KkoxvuII. Team Nov II. 1865.
10 tho recent AFFAIR 1t Eodscrsvio General Busasdes
forces wero ovcwheIHed by superior naAbers
Gcncra Burnside has taken 500 prisoners since
be oame into Tennessee independent OF tho garrison at
Cumberland Cap putting far ahead OF tho rebels
Therc arc soms Indications s isrgs forces OF tho
rebels coming against us but espec, TO repel them
At Rodgcrsvilo tho robeIs captured about Gvo nun.
dred men, four pieces OF WeryAad thrty-siK wagons
Tho most OF the captured by ths rebss belonged
TO the Second Tennessee CoyaD rcgmsnl sna ovc one
hundred 10 tbs Ssvcnteentb OHIO.
We hold from washng,oa, on ths qsa0sssce riysr. 70
Bulls Gap.
Rogersvie. whero tho SIX huatr,i msn sad four eau
non wore captured BY tho robes about sixty miles
from Knoxville II has beea ec,sly stalled 70 be
but ateen miles distant from that place
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Our Washington Despasshes.

WAF8TSVf0Nf
Analrs al the front remain unchanged.
The railroad has besn oomple,sd 70 Bcsinu saa "''ns
viii run 10 Brandy station In few days.
Tho rebels are strongly pos on the EsplA9' W.
a.u,,y awaiting 90 advance of or forces.
The reports ooscsrnns the utter de.sisds'on "a We
arms have no, bssn substsns,sd by ths rccsa dsvsov
meu,s II nay ns been found that railoas were leerAy
d,rbu,sd snd gco1 winter clothing insliSs ovsf'oa"
snd blankets. sssi 70 the troop. Fses state 'ur'sns'
clothing 20, ,ts own ucops "a tbs ssd. hor'h t'f's
having tAksa ,bs Isai IN this particular
Thsre arc nov a uafntof q rebel omosc' ''i pf''''
,sos.,ss m.iscsi sfs.,psBt 10 ysr bcspdss. al "s'D
are prosr .ss % noe fw9-NJ'y
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Az Usvows WOMAN Fousp DRowsID.-An Unknown
woman about thirty years Of age VS. ,ourd trosrsh
yesterday at pier 30 North river. frem some pagers
found on the person deceased her suIpossd 10
be Cathsrns Fnerai Deceased supposed 10 have boon
the person fell overheard al the Hoboksn ferry op
days ago Tue body was SEQ, TO Bellevue Hosp.la' To-
classification.
RAILROAD CAsuAtrr. An unknown woman was run over
by freight oar on the Hudson River Railroad at tho
corner Of Tenth aud Eshtesnth street, on Wed
ps,isy pixht and instantly killed Tho body wasee
moved 10 the Sixteenth ward station house. by oncers
TIsbsr aud Hawkins, and the Coroner notified.
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Prize Cases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
n.<o~~ tror t,A1~ tlasts

Nov. l2-Tas United Stats The Schooonr Sue and
eayooThe United states District Attorney this day hied
nnal decree Of distribution of the proceeds OF the above
named prize schooner captured in March last, on Little
River Inlst n c. by the United states steamer Nonti-
cello Lieutenant Commander d. L. Braine. Tba not pro
caeds slsht thousand three hundred and foyysx dollars
and seven cents At once forwarded IN The Navy
Department for distribution The Monticello slolo shsf0s
n this prize.
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Adding Insult to Injury.
TO THE EDITOR Ov THs HERALD.

In answer TO the gen,lemsnly reply to my communca.
tion in tuesdays ssus beaded care Politicians Respoa
sibe'" beg leave TO inform Mr. Plum ha, the meeting
alluded to did take place the 2Ith ullpo, fireworks
were used, and badly wounded--alI OF which can
prove not only by persons attending the meeting but by
the reports OF said meeting IN the daily papers am
not surprised at Mr. Piums sptste. !, "a on par with
the conduct of his follow committeeman.
I am, sir, your obedient servant, -
WILLIAM HARNAR,
Artist, Scene Painter, no , Anatomical Museum.
sls BsoApwAy, Nov. IL 1858.
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C.vr, C.,endar-Th,. Day

SuPRsxx CouHT-CIrcru.-Part l-Short Causcs-S2s3,
420s &O9s 2osT 1851, ClArkson ast. Hoande Numbers
on General Calsndar2aT 32e9 1901 1905, 1905, 1907
1900 33ii s3i3 1915 33lT, 1919, a52i 1893. Part =
s250, Ii2e.
srrsaloa corsr.--pmt l--Same Calendar Part 2-Nos.
1855 1905 2so<, 2oss, 500, 1900 2o 2si2 1874 9T5s
s2s
Coxxos PIxIs Part Nos 2iT0, i7T5, to9. s235.
22ts PISA 2sa Part 2Cases before the Judge without
q turv
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Closing prcs'of oonsos for money, s3Xi on account,
funds steady. Money In good supply. Rates rather
easier
avFrirLv syrrHrTrrs.
Illinois Central shares lex alsh discouH Erie shares
Lvnroor, ocs 20, 1865.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxEr.
Ths cotton market ts buoyznt, with an advance "a.
IA Tie sales o. three days foot Up 40 900 bales of
which spectators and exporters took ~ 200 Ine market
ciss.d somewbst easier sales OF cotton TOR the week
81 $50 bales o which speouaiors took 81 $40 and en-
gorters II, $50 bales
STATE oY TRADE AT MANCHEsTBR.
We have very steady market 10 day, Win iar ana
legitimate amount OF busDee going on IN clotn ana yarn
the form.r decidedly dssrcr than on Tuesday ann no
commands Al eas the extreme prices OF that dsy'
LIVERPOOL sprApsrrrrs NARxEr.
The bfs.is,uHs market ia steady Richardson Soeuce
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TEE WEEKLY HER. AID.
sThe Heat aud Cheapest New-p, sper
tu the World.

The Army Of the Potomac in Triumph -spsndii
Actions oa ths Banks Of the Rappsasnnocx-
Victory In Westsrn virsinis-rho Latest News
from Chattanooga Important Intelligence from
Louisiana Tho siege Of Charleston Bread
Question at the South h-rhs Latest News from
Europe Litersturs-Sporti Asri cultural
The Markets. Go. SC. &C
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CITY Polltiss.

soaIyATIoys TOR SCHOOL oYrIcxRs m TEE ErGHrH
wARD.
Last evening meeting Of citizens, irrespective Of
party was bed I9s spripg street. 70 nominate school
ofncsrs for toe ngth ward. BY reference sdvsr
tsnA columns the resuI, OF their deliberations VIII 30
seen.
TIE srxru sRSAroMAL Dfsrprcr.
The canvass for Senator in the Sirth district
pessd yesterday by the Board OF Supervisors Mr.. viii
lam Isimbser Jr n elected by 10 rnaori'y. The vote
stood, IAimbeer, ,s<2 KING I,Tez.
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Theatrical.

vss,ysl brought on, her splendid drama, called
"Gamea,r on Wednesday evening" with the suons COM
pany, superb costumes AMI beautiful scsnery from
Eibio's Garden. The house crowded and tho per-
tormanoe was q great "gauaea" vii DO re-
pcated " morrow evening, and the wssct and naven
port comb begin sboi season nert Monday With
hHsmlstn
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Co, wakefield. nash Co and other parties report
-four quiet and steaiy. Wheat nrmcr at w. fed. sss
c5s e5s 81 for ri.z-11.
We have rather small attendance ~ This nosnisg's
market. Wheat quiet but hrm fine qualities command
slight advance. Flour unchanged in value Oats and
oatmeal without change In value. Indian oosa stn hold
To ihs asth Of October ncasys-ia s quarters wheat.
2S8 quarters barley quarters malt 7ol quarters oats.
2o6 quarters beans los quarters peas Indian
corn, $40 loads oatmeal 357s sacks and 5Se7 barrels
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market Ia steady. Beef stoady. Pork
quiet and steady Bacon easier.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter steady Lard quiet TaIlow dull at 42s lls.
3D. Cd. Coffee Inactive. Rice active and slili
cling. Rosin dull. Spirits turpentne quiet. Petroleum
tends upward: refined Is. l0d. . %. Id.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Oct 20, 1853.
Breadstuns arm but quiet Sugar Is tending downward
Coffee easier Tea quiet and steady for common Congou
Rice buoyant Taliow quiet. Petroleum tsnds upward
Sal. petre-Many parcels sold at very full prices.
TnE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 80, 1858.
Cotton irregular and advanced va IA Tor soms de-
scriptlons bur Americans arc unchanged Sales Of the
week 81 900 bales or the above speculaors took 2Oo
bales and exporters 10 600 Sales to-day 1000 baies
closing quiet and unchanged U the latter speoulators
aud exporters took 900 bales
xidd,no.
MOBILE. ..'''''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" "....2ha.
Uplands 3ok0.
Stock Of cotton in port isi 900 bales Of which 81
bales American.
Brsadstuns quiet and steady.
Provisions dull Lard stii deciiDug
Illinois Central % SHARES, 20 IS discount. Er,. eoass
Shipping Nows.
Arrived from New York. 25h Active a Limerick 27th,
Junhos at Liverpool 2ssh, George Carl and Divtz At
Queenstown
Arrived from Baltimore, 25h. Ellen Stewart at Bor.
deaux
Sailed for New York 2lth-Bombay and Tahati from
Marselles.
Arrived from New York-Nsw Brunswck, Pitt, Non.
pariel and Alice Painter s ShaDghAe Samuel Russell At
Singapore Freeman aud Pauzitz a Queenstown Calhoun
at Liverpool.
Arrived from Baltlmors-Margaret at Deal
Arrived from San FraDcisco-Canton, Spirit OF tho
Times and Midnight at Hong Hong.
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The Canadian Government.

TORONTO. G w., Nov. IL, 1858.
The Cobs 10 day says that government has with.
drawn s from the Bank OF Upper Canada trans
ferrng u TO the BANK Of Montreal, which bank, among
other arrangements, has agreed TO take million and
half OF dve psr cent provincial debentures at ninety
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BaitImores ne at Boston.

Bosros, Nov. 10, 1858.
John Lse Chapman, Mayor OF Baltimore, and eleven
Commissioners OF the Water Board are on visit hero,
TO inspect the Water Works n Boston, in contemplation
OF additions 10 water supplies for Baltimore. Tney visited
the state House to-day aud we're odncet Governor
Andrew.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Lospos, Oct, 90, 1863
The political news u unimportant.
The steamer Georgia spoken quite recently 10 the
nay q Bscay.
The steamship saxonia, from New York arrived
Liverpool yesterday
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Death of Jadgs Ls~..sor A,sbsms.

tousyiiIs, ky Nov, IL, 1885.
George W. lane, United STATES District Jasss q Ala
bima died at the Gait Iica,s. ths svTa,oo o. cosss
loa u the lungs.
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sale. or oov.rmmomt Bomds.

Pun uADxLruIA, Nov IL, 1888.
The ssles OF HvetweDes to-day amounted 10 eso3 20o
The advantage Of having u, coupons on next May can
only obtained by paying back tho interest In gold or
tss tvsIa mt
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Non-Arrival or tho Asia.

Hon-Arrivsi OF the. Asia.
CMAn, NO., Nov I2-9 r. NJ
The telegraph line fell between st George aud g. John.
N. b. late this afternoon, and will not be working
order before 10 morning At tho latest advces
from Halifax there were no signs OF tho Asia.
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rsvsss ds Si.ise. 30 Cent?, Aisom S's-
n.us.pi HOLsEs gsl.fy. - sfssisp.
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COINS. asnfos. Tn,.rt.d Ssus. ~

rhaps. Chairs, ssito~r.ss, Hrspb"ss
sg1s speets aai 81 sss en- ssss r-f-a " WV
RAUD'.'iiA "a sss es,si sp~p 80 brDs4~r
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Import int Movems nts Of Meade's Army
The Latest News Of the Prog rsss Of the
siege OF charlottesville Latest In
teiiSgsncs from Grants Army At Chat
tanooga-The Movements OF Burnssde
IN Tennsssss-The Latest News OF the
stsuaaion OF Affairs In the Rebel
ssates-Tm portant Intsiiisenee from
Europe, &c.. &c.
The mail steamship Northern Light, Captain lins'e'
psasb win leave this port on Friday for AsPn
wall.
The mails for Central America aud the South Psc &c
will close iu this city a. half past ten o'ei1cs ths
morning
Tho sx~ YorK HsyAlp-Edhion Tor the Pseisc-~ll be
ready at haHpast nine O'Clock this morning. ana
- contain full accounts Of the retreat q the rebel army
Of General Lss 10 vnsina Of their pursuit by hesdss
Army and u the skirmshes aud Actions Of tho opposing
Forces rssuitins 10 the Trmmpn Of tue Union FORCES
the isst aecosss OF the ego o, Chsrs.on the sis-
dispatches from General Grants Army N Chattanooga
Rspor, Of the Movements Of General Bsrn'ldss Army
Tennessee. and reports from the unon Army IA al P's
d thu country; tho latest reports u the sia'i'on @
Arsrs In tss Rebel state. late and important ntsl
genoe from Europe and reports ot oil interesting sv''
Of the past ten days.
sipgs copies IN wrappers ready Tor msliss sit osnv
All Hossek.ep. p.rs BAY your ri'r tl".s
sTn 1osn r,,sd wsrs I,s,. 9,,lss, C2ss -.
A New Remedy for toias snd tn"uhs-
PrsUTONs ~ V COLDtNE 10 haN Ari ssf.si y
Ne wholesss aud reiaa a. ~ Arsr hons o'rn'f b's
car street
At "Tbe Phsrmaey," 9ti Broadway
parr Family Mediciues at rholssss pftcss
Besutifai Compi.sion-LsTd'. Bioom
e.. 'es,s Sonp..oa a' ed ssla ., Bro.a..ii.ai aras.
T-' ------------s---
BstmoraIs-For Gaai.., yi..ss snd BOYS
LER co q. 3f C.rsi street
Bvfd9.wassr Psint.-Bes' snd ch'sP'"
Paint fgr fssky R0lfs 10 Nls fn.ftr 80.
ROBERT EErhOLDs. Astni 70 hAAfa s@4f
rsrsss q. s.ise. 30 tsasss Aibum V'x-
usus. o. HOLMES gsl-fg, ~ hfsHsr'
rhsps. Chairs, ssiio~--ss, Hrspb"ss'
g,s. sysets a,t 81 sss u sm ssss r-f.a " WV
RAUD'niiA "a ksi es'sf spAp 80 brps4~1
---a.a-aa-
rovas, Hspfons fnNsrtsd Nsbs ~
ARD gsir.A saf f%--a-s - &c fs-i -
p.a isrsns-4p.ass " lb- etarst - y hNe'N,+@
-<-as uliryrpsssl 10 - Hfps f~hf
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Japan, lnois, &C
rhe overland mail had arrived with Calcutta dates OK
September a and Hong Kong dates to September H. and
from shanghas 70 September 8.
pslailed accounts had been received Of the English
soubardmsui Ksnagawa, japan. Seven vessels we're
snr.se including two frgates. The British los hr.
teen sred and nfty wounded. The Japanese ammuni-
ton was o, superior quality The forts mounted ninety
threo guns aud mortars The ships were four hundred
and CITY yards from the frs and was wonderful that
they wore not ell sunk The Prince satzuma had bought
United states guns and ammunition, including four
$50 Founders, and some l3inch shell guns. Without
land force Admiral Keefer could no nothins further,
and AZ sa,zuma svncsd no desire To negotiate the feet
lott s,r Yoku hama rent The object OF the expedition
was as far from being gained ever and II the japanese
remained obstinate large army would be necessary 10
obtain satisfaction.
india sdvcss say tho prospect for cotton in the central
provinces was promising. There great increase
in the ,moant OF land under cultivation.
BoHnAr, Oct. 10. 1892
Cotton sni cotton goods active and dearer Frsish's
aivsocsa los, Exchange y. l<d.
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P 0 S T S G r I p Z .
FRIDAY, NOV. 1850 A. M.


FRIDAY, NOV. 1850 A. NJ
THE J0HNSOM'S ISLAND PLOT.
-~~~-~~~~---~~~e~>~~~~~-
General Dix Ordered 10 Buffalo. Prepare.
tions to Defeat the Conspirators.
BUFFALO, Nov. IL, 1888
Mayor Fargo has received a second despatch from
Secretary Stanton. stating that MAJOR General Dix has
been ordered to Buffalo to adopt the security
Of the frontier.
The Mayor has taken steps to guard against iocenda
rsm
The Mayor Is also In communication with Governor
Seymour in rotation TO military affairs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

Swedish aud Norwegian journals OF all parties con-
tnued unanimous in energetic opposition to The Danish
alliance
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Rrtdgswsssr Psiss.-Bes s"d ch'sp'"
Paint Tor Lear Rolls 10 Nls ma A. . 49, -.
EOBfaT EETsOLDs Assnt "a sNifa sa''
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Goa, tAs fso, that although Highly esnnsrsss. 20
DRowH s~prgevrsa HEAouoS foio~s 4. this
ssxsrf ~
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Bstmorais-For gaats., Ni..ss s"d H2y.'
welding slips sng Gansra, vita sssuui fyst - 81 hib
LER Co q. 3f C.nsi street
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PrSsss Casbed In AL I.eGaItxeA H.otse-
res Informs ion given JOSEPH BATEs Brohsr
No. II Wall street. room No !. n Y.
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The Reported Whereabouts of the Rebel
Generals.
ST Logs, Nov. IL, 1858.
Cairo despatch says q telegram. dated PASSPORT,
Mississippi, Oct. T. states that General Loe commands
at Chattanooga Bragg has been sent to Mobile and Long
street has becn left in command in Virginia.
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

The steamshp Bohemian from Liverpool at noon on the
Goth, via Londonderry 30th ult., passed this point
oight O'Clock this evening.
The French blockade OF the Mexican ports has been
officially promulgated in the London Ga,ase.
The steamship Sdon arrived out on the 28th ult.
The steamship City Of London reached Liverpool the
night OF tho 2sth ult.
The Privateer Georgia and the Rebel
Rams I'm France and England.
West Indian mail sdvices say the rebel privateer
Georgia passed Falmouth Jamaica, the 18th Of Sep.
tember under full steam, and the evening she
was believed TO have captured a steamer
There had been little commotion in naval circles
in England owing to rumor that attempt would be
made TO take out by force the In tho
Mersey. Orders received at Plymouth to send Q
vessel around to Liverpool and stated that after
sonao ndecsion and counermandng OF ORDERS the IRON
plated fgae Prince Consort hads started for Liverpool
IN the meantime another gunboat had reached the
Mersey on the 2ssh, and anchored opposite Lairds
yard. ready to start at a moments notice
Tho London Morning Star announces that the French
government has informed tho United States Minister 10
France Dayton the authorization for the construc
ton Of certain vessels Of proved to be building
Franco for tho Conederate and for certain and
munitions Of war for their armament, had been with.
drawn and the parties engaged in the business had been
warned OF the danger Of prosecuting the work.
The London Times publishes letter from Mr.. Spence,
OF Liverpool which jubilant at the exciting situation
OF affairs for the south and asks what practical
proof Is needed Of the absurdy Of the scheme OF
quest than that cotton quoted at ninetytwo cents in
New York eighteen months after the occupation OF New
Orleans
The London Times editorial Mr.. Laird's recent
speech says no bo said for the suspected
than Laird has said for the Alabama II feels sure
lha will the Of in
OBTAINING them.
nies that Laird's have anything to do with the
tract for furnishing vessels to the rebel and
contends that his contract Ii perfectly unmpcachabe IL
simply covering mail to run between neutral
and Southern ports.
Tho London Morning Post thinks the resu, Of the
present campaign will probably decide tho issue Of the
war.
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Syria
japan, India, &c.

II was reported that Affairs were serious IN syria
,x.ov tnouaaud Arabs having revoltcd In the 4aursp
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CHaLLEsog rss WORLD

TO EQUAL lr.
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ss 'g1. So !, -. as-s. - ., EAs1Akls
t.~s~as ulsfrass,s4sl 20 70 Hfos
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Imtsrestins from Blissouri

THE 0OvERNORs MESSAGE TO THE LI0rSL AZURE
LOYALTY OF THE srATE--THR ELECTION RETURNS,
ETC.
Sr. I0uLs, Nov. IL, 1888.
Nothing Of special interest dono in the Legislature
yesterday. The Governors message relates almost
tirey State matters. II recommends that induce
ments be held BY tho State 10 cmigrants from all
countries OF tho relations OF the state TO tho
federal government IL ssys-"There is now no
military organization within borders hos-
tile 10 the government OF United States and there
every evidence that tho former seeling Of hostility p
settled quiet scquiescence in the supremacy OF
that government and unwngness TO have the peace Of
the State further disturbed by rebcl organzatons.'
The Democrats ngarss In regard TO the election in the
state as far heard from. give radical majority OF
294 including the soldiers voto The Repcdn's foot
ing including the soldiers vote shows conservative
mn iority of three
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Ometat Dva wings Of the Library Ass0.
citation Compsny's LOTTERY Of ksntnrtv.
ESvaA GLASS &li-Noy. ~ ltSS
So, 65, 5g, ", ~, 4, Gs, 30. -, ", AZ, 30 2.
CLAss ti2-Nos. ~. i<5S.
s, 10, 81. ~, A. IT, 3s D. j6, ~, Il, 63, 10, 81.
Circulars ssnt ~ addressing
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n F'ass - - 'fFh 49,
sss-..,. t-r~ta.ssas ntas~fsisr tsa.s. Vsafss y,
- N...t- g.s hsgsis. 80 49,, .'s.s.
-. gWJfl5yiUkI Journal ks-Fas' ~
,.t y. fr.f r..sf - a = yea N~.svsa hss~M -.
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Besutifol Compieston-Lstrds Hi"o"
OF Youh Liaud PesN fgf pfes@rvinH a1f 30 Iint
ths Coppi-rion sEd bsts. 80 Biosdrs tsaa afpts"
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prunhsuu.s. Cured --Dr. I.tts rstasd v
a So 81 pissl9a. u, hsti sfs@rs, 'ai ~ "a sEd
ualspu.
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r,ussss -rsssh - Co.. Hsdtssi f~fs
-. 80 90 stss FFs~f af~si 49, Ns.ss 90
y s.s ffssis fapsfi@na tsgatsfr Bh~s a.H o
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q ss- rgrs Hfy W. 80 % afH~f p7fs fFsF
U.s.A lse y .ht flsins prrsis 49, ~ ers.s
ftfoa .furUans knt .pss 90 ne stin nfs Y - t-nA.
49,. 49, rgfssna f4lr4ff = ftfNa n
"a Bauan Vssrfy. Nsrfaas De- tF ksrT - sf~lHa
Consut.tan srs.l' b0Hrs % ifsn "a n anN fPNSR
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Yyr ana Esr.-a~ tspsrtsnssd sns
thrrg1sNy pratrkl qy~fataF ~ hfs sud tsf ~ -
trssfassa' n a. hs si....ss " -h,ss 49, sf.' w.
y. fgusd - usasIiuns D. CADsEiL. 80 = -
~siis vr.s'is~ ~ ib- fps 10 ksr sra psee
T,Ekb street. frss1.s . - bss srsns knA 80 80
frss n ,4rs ffva 90 sipss
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RmaalQ,
Prussia.

1t wss rumored tn. Mouraven had asked TO be 70
called
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utii's Usu Dys-5o Csss, nis's ~s
bfarp u.tIrs ssd f-nsbs DspA Ne ss'Hi1 s'sst
- 4 Lnx IL
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Omciai Drs wings OF ths shelby College
Loiisrr Of ks,ucky
EiraA CLASS ss5-N!v ~ isss
50, Is. co, 2. 50, Is. 80. ~. T. u, y. Gl, 80.
CLAss C+-Noy. ~. isJ.
81. 30, 81. Al. 10. u. S.. 81, 81, -, Is, 81.
Circulars ecu. b, sdirsssine ,,.,oo
Successors 10 Jno. A Morris Co.
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Fsss. revs, rar-.
NrW xTYLt ssvrlff.As
ssDoH 'ssfsspvn C,iLas.
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Dem m ARK.

The election returns indicated m ost decided triumph
for the united liberal party.
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6ou,s un ysaos che tousu. to- Of issssSssis was
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At "Tbe Pharmacy" oti broadway
parr Family Medicines at wholesale pro-.
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order had bean issued that oil persons having hac
passports vsd at Warsaw wcre TO quit Poland in one day
The inhabitants Of Warsaw mad been ordered TO carry
lanterns ia the evening No one was allowed out are
Glue.
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France.

Rumors current that the French army would soon
Rome leaving only garrison At Ceva vccchis
ana that Spain would send ten thousand troops 70 Rome
II stated that the journey Of the Empress Eugene TO
Madrid was not uncounected with this matter.
Tho Nasn asserts that the French finances do not at
present necessitate the loan Of 400 600 600 francs
The Bourse continued heavy. Rentes declined to c6f
9oc Bullion continued TO flow from the Bank Of France.
The statement has been put forward that Marshal Neil
was going 10 Russia extraordinary mission, 10
mako attempt to obtain concessions for the Poles
but Paris telegram prouounces tho report snfounded
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