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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

Japaneso GGnb0at Building I'm This
cAsy--ns rsption or the Fusi- Xama-
Sketch os the Japanese Navy, Sc.
Bus very few OF our Citizens that vessel Of
war for me Japanese navy is being constructed by Mr.
Wsstervelf, d this city; but is fact and already she
rs so far advanced that the pankng being put on and
she could DO launched in sbs Of few weeks
vided IL was necessary. Notwithstanding the present
aspect Of affairs in Japan the work Of her construction Is
stii going and with prospect Of any hindIanse
The vessel 10 70 be called the Fusi Yama, and 10 q
gunboat pierced for pivot and sixteen broadsde
gums She 10 beautiful model and her lines show that II
she has the power put into her she win be very swift
The following arc some OF her principal Dimensions =
Length ALL 20I feet inches length ON the load ne
1877 feet inches, beam "a feet depth OF hold Is feet
She IS TO have one flush gun deck without any dock
houses, and in this respect she win DO excellent tight
ing ship. The deck below is to be fitted up AFT with
cabin, wardroom, &c. while the forward part for the
crew. the mdshp portion Of the vessel being occupied by
the boilers and machinery The frame Of the
live oak locust and white oak She planked inside and
outside with white oak and Is very strongly fastened
with locust treenais and copper.
The probability is that her contract was obtained
through the influence Of Mr.. Pruyn and Thurow Weed
who great OF the Japanese. Captain J.
Comstock s experimenting her construction, which
sufficient guarantee that she viii be built with great
care and ntted up IN elegance Of COURSE just al tns
time those who are interested In her DO not exactly
know what effect the late action OF the japanese will
have upon the progress Of the work. hut there
should be with japan, then this government could
take the vessel at fair valuation, and one but she
Japs would DO the losers thereby.
Japan has small navy composed principally Of small
purchased Of the Dutch and English There
also number Of sailing vessels learned in the
action between two OF their ships and gunboat
Wyoming, short time since; but they have no good
seamcn among them. BY law they not allowed to 60
beyond certain limits, and their unks constructed
with open serns 80 az to prevent them venturng too
far away from homo. We inclined to think that
the Fus Yama will eventually have the Stars and Stripes
hoisted her, and share the fate the three
gunboats which built here for the Chinese navy.
The Fus Yama is to be fall brig rugged, and furnished
with powerful engine by J. Murphy Co., who have
built some Of the finest engines in this country.
Mr. westervet is endeavoring in the construction OF
this to show to the world Of the finest spec
Of naval architecture aoat and is to be regretted
that the Japs have far forgotten themselves and
good treatment to them, to have fired upon Of
vessels without any We will have to punish
them and perhaps will have everything all settled by
the time the Fusi Yama Is ready TO be delivered them
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Mr.. Edwin #. Dc Nyse,s De.pSssh.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept. 16, 1868.
At four A. NJ to-day steamer Fort jackson arrived
at This point from blockade duty OF Bermuda She left
this harbor on tho Attn II september. On the 9Th OH
Wilmington, she Boarded by boat from tho Iro.
quois. On Thursday, tho 10Th, sho was at Bermuda.
Here she found the rchol steamer Eila and Annie
TIKI coNDCcr ~ yHi BxRNupIANs
is represented at this limo the most outrageous and
insulting imaginable. This rebel steamer actually made
the tour Of our vessel in these neutral waters dipping
her colors and sautng her various roncal manners
When our steamer moved forward sho "backed water'
as to show that she could travel faster backwards than
our vessel could forwards On the 18th instant tho Fort
jackson lay of Bermuda like tiger smotherng his rage
and awaiting in his anxiety for vengeance, the appear
ance Of his prey on free waters.
TERRIBLE GALE
unuckiy sprang up at this time and sadly interfered
with all the vengeful calculations Of our officers Our
vessel was driven of good distance from the by
this terrible northeaster during which the rebel steamer
escaped from the danger impending.
THE ARMAMENT or THE FORT JACKSON
Is e'gnt nnench guns one one hundredpounder PARROT
very formidable vessel In armament aud build, and q
good match for the rebel Florida. Being somewhat
agea ner boilers by natural wear and tear she goes
North Tor necessary repairs.
A DEsERTRR
rom the Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry captured
short time since by scouting detachment Of his own
regiment tine Eleventh) the Backwater. II seems
mat he stole SIG 900 anda godewach and LETT for Rebel
DOM Afterwards he Joined the rebel army doubtless as
necessity but be quickly deserted and was caught by
our 'nen-soie Of his old comrades-whose contempt al
lowed no Ply for him. The sentence Is that he be shot
omorrow at point designated the outskirts OF Ports
mouth.
THE STEAMER SPAULDNG
arrived this morning from Beaufort proceeded mme-
diaely TO Norfolk fer coal Her news s not important
The Dacotah also arrived from Baltimore where she has
been for REPAIRS and took in her guns at the
wharf.
NORFOLK AID GENERAL NAGIEE
The Board OF Trade Of Norfolk have passed set OF reso
lnions thanking General Nayee for his kind Of
tion in hsocia duties to which the General replied
in the most eloquent and In Ills habtualy mild language
THE UNITED STATES sEAMER FLORIDA
arrived here at six O'Clock this morning blockade
duty of Wilmington can bear of nothing by her to an
ticipate your able correspondent at Morris Island.
THE OFFICERS THE FORT JACKSON
are 40 follows
Cdpd,a-James Alden.
First LieutendW-C. s. Norton.
Surgeon - Wales.
Paynndsfcr- Helen.
Acting Masters - Dennison, R. p Swan.
Actng EnGigns-H. +. Monat, - Armstrong.
CHIEF EngReer-Rodney Smith.
Aching Second Assistant Engineer Wilson.
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DESTIsTRy.

rv.EBTa EXTRACTED WITHOUT rAIs THOSE uAv-
~. suohace, md wishing them evtracisd will well to
r III ~ RYDER 40 Grand street. Now York, who ases
.cns oEeec This makes the prison perfectly nsens.
aud the ~ the
nr as Wsed ~ hundreds " with perfect succesa
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IJASKENiS HOTEL. so CHATHAM STREET.-OS TIIE
IL European plan: open all nj sht ladies dining
second Noor ny day week. newly
nished, 10 families, single gentlemen.
MADISON SQUARE HOTEL. TWENTY. FIRST Strict
ll and Broad wav-I have arrc ana fine Suss Of
10 iei.wih Board for the Apply above Colnred
help wanicA. ID L. PETERS.
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S HIPPIN 6 NEW S.

atMANAc ToR Nvv yoRE-ruIs DAT.
ION Rsvs ............. IS MOON sHrs.....eve II
10. observation-disclosures. 05 HIGH wArxR
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EoVEMEATS OF OUR GENERALS.
BRIGADE OF REBEL INDIAN ALLIES.
The Arkansas Rebels Showing Signs
Of Repentance.
General Banks Order ON Missis-
sippi Trade.
The Draft Enrolment in Southern
m Illinois,
y/&ss, &s., Ass

Mr. Dob. Randolph Keim's Despatch.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. IL, 1868.
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN.
Major General John A. Logan, the soldier orator,
who has for time been In the North speaking and
setting Alright the minds OF large number Of the North
people the subject OF the and the necessity Of
Its prosecution, arrived hero last evening" on his way to
rejoin his division at Vicksburg.
Great efforts are being made by the citizens Of this
place to persuade the General favor them with Of
his powerful and inconrovertibe speeches to be
hoped that he win accommodate the citizens and give
them the advice which many Of them need.
ARRIVAL OF BRioADKR GENERALS J. ". swFxr AND
BURBRIDGI.
These two excellent officers reached here this
ing's boat. General sweeny had been spending some
time in New York city and tho Fast to recover from the
effects OF long continued and interchangeable service Tho
General returns to Corinth, where is his command.
OFFICERS RETURNING.
There seems to be general return Of officers Of all
grades Every boat brings its OF colonies, cap
tans &C. The active and final operations Of the campaign
Of this valley will soon be inaugurated. and these men,
VINO have taken such prominent part since the first
movement down the river, now wish to the closing
act OF the instruction in the Southwest.
OPERATIONS ARKANSAS.
There seems to be little or importance going In the
White river expedition. Occasionally refugee arrives,
UrHginR teW unIHpOTtuuI temS fTom tnlS source we
learn that Pike with hts band Of savages had reached
Little Rock rout. for the field Bayou Metoir The
enemy is said to be actively engaged in foryng, and
has some twenty thousand men. From another gentle.
man, who to be advised learn that the aggre-
gate strength Of the enemy in Arkansas will not amount
to fifteen Thousand men.
Among the people there exists a strong dispost on
to give up the contest and return TO the Union
It will be remembered how many Of the troops
Of Arkansas deserted after taking the parole at
Vicksburg, swearing they would fro another
muske in the Of the rebellion these men, and
many others who have always been at heart for the old
flag that constitute strong opposition party TO the radi
cal nsurrectonsts Of Arkansas. II be success
full in that State may look for strong
ration such as we now learn are going in North Caro-
lima and this state
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY AGENT.
Mr W. ?. Aellen, for time acting In this depart.
ment agent for the United states Treasury has returned
from bis long absence in Washington He brings with
him the decisions and regulations Treasury Depart
ment in relation to trade the Mississippi river The
people are mxionsly awaiting the PRONUNCIATION Of the
official information he possesses
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BILLIARDS.

ID be bought NJ GkiFFIflfS factr, VITA tie nny
cushion, now In seconl hand TRb.cs sae At
l46 Fulton street.
(,ATL At DECKERS, IL you WANT FIRST GLASS
~ Billiards Tables with reliable cushions. az rt.sei alto
prices. Every article by II warranted be-
represented Tables with -four pockets desired also
several second hand tables -
l.. DECKER, ln Fulton street
THE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD ThRLE-
Approved and adouei by Tho B3latd Congress Oi 1873.
The best only reliable billiard tables manaac'n d.
Balls Ones and Rrce relating 10 billiards. lor ALE
by PHfi.AS COLLENDER, ot Crosby aud ~
streets, New York
TrNIoS SQUARE BILLIARD ROOMS, NOS. co AND G2
u East Fourteenth Broaawsy asd fourth
avenue aiming tweny-two Phelan's marble and siae
Tables making them hnndsours and complete
Rooms ia tue city. CHRIS O'COSSOR. ProrTietor
second hand Table. al complete. for sale
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x,rp.vpo.rs ,xn sARGFs TO CHARTER FoR TX.
r',s,,ns boats nod Prone ers Tor sale
about the harbur HENRY
yy.g ,..n axboai Once, 3a2 Wss street corner
o,rsAasor q. " WINNIE FOR sALE-BurLr ~
~ stroke. beam engine tat itl,t aranrb,. ready
lne ,.,',esiae HENRY MALLAS, Steamboat AGENT
20, we.s street, OF Barrow.
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L,AIL BoSSETs AND PATTERN BoNsETs- Tnis
day nj bargains Jockey Hats very stylish Pant ias
Theatre and EVENING Bonnets l.. HfNNS Millinery, IA
Broadway ISL opposite METROPOLITAN Hotel Mourning Bon
and Wells.
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MILLINERY.

cARD-wfLL OPEN ON THE 2nn.oF Soften
n ,emh-r the latest DESIGNS French Ronnei-, Head
Dress CAPS selected nv Mrs q. IL ms. who
has Just returned from Paris Mrs J. II. nOSsRN,
Mrs. &. LkNIAA
Irn.-
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Coal for a Rebel ste amer.

QrsWc. Sept IT, 1863.
Is reported today that the steamer Caledonia is TAX.
ing In coal to supply n rebel steamer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

We hzva iafermstion from KnexviIle, that
slRcs tie Federal occupation, C8Wsa 81 Diek-
ensos, and Oihar Estsd UHienisis, have shipped
to the United Slstss through KeRtucky, several
hundred bales Of cotton, for wkieh they obtained
gold. Ths history of their having this capital
resource ia the plsin5st commentary we can
make Epoa the mistskea policy Of tie Csnisd-
srsts commanders Of tse. military department Of
East TsnEessee
Es5ly is the war Covan s. Dickson, and
the seTss aiiBded to, refused to take Coufeda-
rate money in payment Of debts, or ia the daily
trsusaesi9ss Of trade. Subsequently they com
meDsed taking ConfedsTsse mcnsy aEd invest
/ in0 If in Gotten, which they stored sP Ia Knox-
vile. When they sere accused Of disloyslty,
| they cited "a ths geHsrsl in command that they
we're taking Confederate nole1, when South
err msa were refusing them, IS proof that
! they wsrs tho sabjsets Of persecution By :
l secession clique. TIE attention Of tho diff.
| fereHt generals IL command up 10 the
tine Of the Federal secaPslisn, was called to
! tho fact that this eoison was stored away BY
these disloysl PeIs9Rs for the purpose Of sell
| liag TO the eneHy, aPen their sdveHt-Yet
the eoston was allowed to TsHsiH in theii
hands. The editor Of this paper left Knoxville
on the last train bat oBs, aud saw tAe plat.
/ form at tie depot loaded with GOTTEN bales be
| lssging 70 sone Of thsse parties, osentAlioaslJ
/ displayed-yes no fort was made to bring
as4ey or destroy it. The trsitors Of East Tan
hessee have thus prefsed by the mistaken len
! iescy Of ogy military Rihorities.--K KH01DiH
/ Register.
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Marriage in EnsIand. .

Tke L0ndoa Atheaeum has ihs foIlowisg pie
turs Of English lie:
Ia London snd in every part Of th;s healthy
eo1Rtfy there are hundreds Up0n hundreds Of
persons Of both sexes who sbs;sia from mar
risgs because their means are narrow, and from
early life 70 e1Tsas old age eXis. as eslibstes on
incomes slightly lsss or greater tasa the $500
Per annum which society deems insufficient
for matrimonial eomlsrt and dignity. But the
lives Of sach persons cannot bs said 20 support
the theory. Tue e1ucslsi eslbsto, wijh z CON
Portable income for bachelor, VIA occupies
chambers snd ireQasass Pail Nall clab, iB, as
q rHle, not less ssi6 n and FraspizZ than the
poor psssr faIniliss who, according = the aath9r
bs he "a Fyor, dsetar, divine, or maa Of itieEs,
must Hesds in ali ais ways and W8rks, regard
not the pure sim Of Bis profsssiOR, bat ths Pc
euHiary interests thaTsin." Cslibaey cannot b.
said to havs raised tie Roman Catholic priest
hood above ihs moral isvsi OF cur own clergy
nor can il be allowed thai the msileu lady with
I" gan.eei sUfacisncy" IS in most cases better
ChrstiAs than the poor mother who by anxiety
for her own offspring, is laHgh. 50 feel fcT every
orphan child
The sroeesdiags in the -diveres esurt have
shown Lhsl UnquesiieHable love matches arc
by rs s1ezzs exempt from wstehsinsss, and
that Wum8n Of fsrlURs (who are EEdsr 40
necessity te HsrrF for 3 msinteu1aes) make
uahsspy marriages qliis IS ofsen As girls
without panay" Nor dses exBerisucs en-
courage belief that woHsss sTs disiaterestsd
iass.in proportion IS they ars Plsced Ahsvs Waat.
The heiTsss in 3 sest-Cnd 'set' Is usually
quiet as sExi0us 10 seek Advancement by mat
rimozisl settlement as her poanil=ss cousin.
who ms aeisiiEy bus FnsTrisge to look f5rgsTd
to. If poverty sometimes makes q girl SAY,
I'll snsW yes 70 tks first eEsr l get, tbs
possession Of Independence quito AZ freguestly
induces women to think II can aEord 70 usit;
so I viii not marry I'll I have 8 really sligi-
be proposal" As a rule, the poor persons
daughter. waeso marriage portion Is q modest
trousseau, with 8 go note in her puTse is
not q whit more. calculating thaa any Mss
Violet who las go 600 a. her eozmand nnd
score Of sultors from whom 20 make sslee.
tons.
Moreover, wouaB, whose circumstance sa-
care tham from tbs necessity Of marrying to
better themselves, ars especial objects Of desire
10 nen who, If not absolute foriune-hnaisra.
slill desire not to marry without soma sdvzn-
fsnge more substantial than vomsn's love
Thus, independence, on tho part Of lhs fair sex.
would scarcely Lave the result snticiBsted. II
: diminished theiT present Inducements to seek
TOT advantageous alliances, it would On IN
otner hand, II, reaae the chances that they
would Do sought cut by selfish worldhugs. and
iufsd into unions WhaTs love Wsuld n0t Be the
motive Of either Of the contracting parties. The
sex might be less slnuing, but it would be mere
siunsd against; and marriages brought sbouS By
/ q desire of gain would, At least, be IS frequent
/ as they are - present
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A. ssside View ss "8IoeIsads szuniaE,' ;.

A y Easide View "a "BISeERds RznzizE -
J'hs fsllowisE letter, Published IN sha Rev
Yogk TsIaes. gives a. iasds visw Of "block-
sde running aBd peep late the Diplomacy
Of that noble, self-sscufeing, patriotic, dslest-
able slsss sf gssslsmen who rejoice il the eB-
Rhoneoas titla of blockade runners" Net
longer tksa tAres days ago we SAN dodging
absEt the street, afraid even Of his shadow, &
little rouRd headed, bullst-syed. hRtehet-fseed
Jew, named White, the came iseaticsl fellow
the writer saw, ia the sEFiRg sf 1861, under
arrest st Matthias Point, BY order of Gs8. Rug-
giles, as suspicious sRd dissysl person. Yet
this little bait 81 Jew is allowed to pass at
alessaTs in and ont of our liRes This letter,
the original el which TIE Times h0l3s, and
which it says was wTittsR By Northern man
IN tbs Seuth, say give ssHs light Of 4Ae way
kat thsss creatures work their cards, ard Of
the dses, abiding, uzfaltariRg interest they
feel in our caWse:
HY DEAR SIR: Allsw ns 10 suggest for
your consideration place for most profitable
adventure, which little Diplomacy can render
perfectly safe sRd practicable.
Ts obtain the privilege, eithsr tacit eT written
50 that il be reliable, TO ron the line Of blockade
with q cargo Of staple articles froE 8 foreign
port, and to return vim q cargo Of upland OF
| ssn island c0ttoR.
under discreet sz1 Tatieaut master, with vessel
snd cargo, (whsa within Confederate lines) in
ay neHae, woula be perfectly safe, and l wsuld
laTHish her outward caTg0-m0Ee than sufficient
ts pay for the inward-and ssud sterling ex,
change fer your hsf Of the profits.
The FTsefs WoHld enable yOE ts pay hand.
ssulsly fsr the privilege, either by pro rata
division or by a direct bsaus, to whemsoeysr yea
negotiate with.
If yea negotiate for such an adventure il
asy way that is reliable I viii psy nay hall
sl al costs and IPeasss--iacluding that ioI
the pass in and out AID give Hy personal At
teUt;oz 10 tie sale Of tie inward aud outward
pvreA see ef the cargo, and guarantee the latter
safely on beard The Brsfits ia aad ost eoEld
net fall sAert Of three ts Eve hundred per cent
ss TIE investment, which wssla be eqasiiy di
vided after dedueting all expenses.
A reply, addressed to Z w. II. Welsh, O
AlsxsRdeg Johnson, Esqrs., Nassau, n P
aBd - iUdAer care Of Hsssrs john Frazer s
Cs., Charleston, wiil reach He.
sm, etc, @. B. LAMAR
To Hon Fernando Wood, New Ysrk.
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she raaz. shall send him direct to Fort Ne
Henry By Captain Wallsmeyer, Of my Tsgi-
HeRt
10 will b there tomorrow Highi.
Affairs arc fsIsTobly gaist along NY line to-
day; but enc Of ny officers ct Dam No. ], is a
httlo nervous, and I Asve strengthened his post.
Yoa have been kid enough to say that you
wsuld assist me If sttsekad by overwhelming
Numbers. Do net forget she Let Maryland if
yeu be attacked Wits tie highest regard,
J0HE z KEgLY,
Colonel Ist Maryland regiment
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FROM aEH. LEB's AkHz
Special CCrrsFpoadsnoe Of tAs RiehmoDd EnquireT.l
Army NORTHEKE VIRGINIA, I
BrisseH Station, October IS, 1888


wrote vnu last from Warrant0u, HsaT Whisk
slaas beth Hill and Ewel bivouacksa on Ises-
dsv night StgaTs bad drives tbs enemy dur
ing tie dsy fTeRs JaheTEoatsz, CslpsPer eaEnty,
folrT r7iles ksyozd the RappshzREssk, bask as
far Is AEssrH, E iitlls village fsur niles ssl0S
TArfeassn, il the dTeetisn 81 the Fsiiresd-E
6iztsass ef nearly twenty ailas. Hsrs, jEst
kafare night, ear csvs.ry eEE7e up, fer the Arst
tfss. vilh tse ensuy'H infsHtTy, ana were feIcsd
te give back s wila 81 two, toward WsrrsatoH,
aud oHT Riekels, ca Tuesday nigkt, extended
three EHilss cUl Of W&rTeRt0R, on the CukraH
road. Early Wednesday H0fuiRE ENsli began
% move on this rosd, With Rssss division in The
ADVANCE Our artillery, or rather detsshulents
froHa Gel. sasvdsa Andrsw's aad Gel. CarteT's
kstiaHons, oDazed q brisk hrs o. tie enemy, TO
whieh they TasPsndsd quite cnorzstiealiy. 6isa-
ultsRaOVslF viii tiis, Rsdss threw forward 0ns
Of bis brissdez IS sEiEmisheFs, sad this hne seen
succeeded In driving the enemy before thom
freHa tse temporary aHd gkieh tAEy hEd taken.
After this, EFsips s0r5s meved forward, sseS6i-
IL pushing tEo enemy before them, by Catlatt's
sls!ien, saa on ts BrisioW, esPiHrirg some three
hundred YaskssB, Early alone taking one EEE-
drsd and seventy. Aasf tie skiEmIsk at Au-
burn, Early led the sdVsRee ct EwglIs corps,
for the reason tkat "a srder to dislodgs and drive
ths enemy kodes ks5 te make ssEsthInE sf
dstour.
4. ?. Hills coiuua left w2Irsaton OF
wednesday msrRiig By the CeHtrsviils turn
pike, passing Kew BsltiRore, izsmedis;slF De
yoEd Whieh be turned to the rigst sad took the
rrsd ~ Greenwich or towards Bdstsw Stsiiaz.
The esluma Of Yankees which be wss Parsuing
en- skis read, eneanpad tho night befere al
Grezawicb, twelve Eies bOyead WarrsntOs,
ard had sbaul t=s hours start cf Bill On
"wednesday morning. The head Of Hiil's Gel
una caHs I'D wits tseHa. however, en- yestsr-
5s7. At P-stoT S.alioR, abeBt 4 e'elsck, SBd
here q isat ersBs1, lzstizE ERtil near ssnsst
wkich cur flfsss we're TepElsea, eT TsiReT
x lsud'5 (6Im,7lY PeitigreR's) ssd Cooks
e-d-5 Of North CsTel4isss VFcge
G1.v-n back, ani five of our eans we!s
e. -7-o7. bs'oszinC to Racks sHd Rices bat
-.rl-s Ct FfeIr.-sh's hattsl.oR. One OF the gGug,
.as-r7sr. sgas rs.skeH this morning, SO that osr
s 81 vvy be fcsg pieces. Oar losses ia
,zrv-- ! 4 fooi ue, think, sb5st three hUp-
kuHsHd's brigade lest one hundred aad
.ixt7-si 81 rsEl-sl, Sc f0llOWs;
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aaALLROAD ROUSE I
80 - nR LElSE.

T WILL eiihsr Fsut or isass ny EOTSI4 known IS
THE sLED91 NOUS.
It n situated 50 Oelik en- she A1EtgoEeEy sno We-t
Psiu Ear a. AID lso ihe iuaetiGu CT the Opeliks
aad CelEnbus roacA
if hss been sn Estiug Rouse Ter tie tive roads fer
t5e last seven ye=rs, and has always dene a hesvy
buE ne-s
Aay ono degiri1F to enter Into ths Hotel business
-soaid 90 wel 70 eai and ses- adde's al this
1,iaes n. SLED3E, Proprietor
orIa-5tt pDeika Ala