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f. " A Greek SLAYER, on the coast Of rAfries
having on board 664 slaves, han been caF
cured by British gunboat. vs5T .no'i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

T When your creditor dssires to sell 70
goods because he tsteems You 90 highly, Loo
carefully At the price and quality Of the art
cles. r.is.o.- ~ Z L.r--.--. l.tl -, m,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

N u Only people worth 100000 are to ,
invited to The Russian banquet ip New Yorl
Very shoady. that .,...' .,..,.,. ''. .l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

Tlt 10 better to lock the door Aftsrl on
horse 10 stolen, than to looss tAs second horse
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

y The gentlest breeze and softest sun
light open the delicate flower, butt loud tenn
pest will utterly destroy H.. 10 si'7a l9r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

u The crew Of the Florida have mad
81 900 each. A contemporary thinks pirac
is almost as good as contracting. w. - q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-28

plemsfts 81 leAS than one hnAdfSds sGig
ine h eupply steamers o. stoss-he1eeA Il II
+ Sec. 9. Asd bs 1 stAer ss1bss& 1ths
the oct 70 increlss a1d TxE6lAtS I6x- WN,
the navy uf ths Nnif6d Rt1tia ~ -
June Arst. eiehtssn AsAass4 aaa si4s;lss II
carpenters, and sail .maAess Il ths navy, -
to allow to those odkesrs such arrears # pags
or difssenes q pay, q thsy would h sad-
tied to, had thsk ssa-ssevles bssa ssarnss1
from thsir dAtes ~ lh1k lss ess
Try into the service d thsk Isopsstivs sEadsa,
instead Of the dsse ef thsir warsaats.
APr1ovrD, March 3, 1858.
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- 6ystematise your time, and make q
equitsble divisisn efaabon and you will sav
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!, R The Prince of Wales has bought BY
ron'o Newsteed AhbeH na@.T
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25
From Washington.
nsl,inv,ou, Dee. I

w nsliny'on, Dee IL.
The Republican,. extra la. tho follow.
ing !:
We learn from dispatches received o.
hesdqu~r,er. Of this department. fsora
Cen C",ro,.n, ,h.t las, nigh, company I;
l55'h New York regiment, a, SonQtet's
>,slou ia the midst Of q terrible s,orm
we're attacked t;v body Of S,unSt's csvs!.
~ abnu, 600 strong, under command OF
the rebel Gen Rassier. which lst' FrelsR>
irk>hurs on Wsinrsla, nigh. last. Com
trs'y 10 their expectations, the company
on railroad guard duty there made . gal:
Ian, and !, tnrns ont TO he Il >ucreAsful re-
.i-,ance Having b-a'-n them ctf four
times before hein. f1.nk-'l. and having
their ienls burned by portion OF ,he Gu.
env who Got 10 tl-ir rear, the company
was then forced 10 se';re, with = loss II
two men wounded an one taken prisoner.
Special 20 ,h- World the senate m,l.
itarv committee hai y long session to-day
on The smani.nants to the conscrip,iou
ac'. II j. learned ,ha' af'er n, animated
d haze ,he $500 exemption clsuse va
stricken OUT and ,he rwn c'a--e. put iuso
one. !hese are the only principal smend'
men's 10 this hi! anI ~lll he reported ,s-
morrow ani AZ effort nx,p % pass them
NJ once % TIA. house NAV have tile bill On
Monday ,o go /" w"rk OF. and conplsIS
it before the alj"urnm-n' /. had for the
holilsva. The oljeri il TO pre-, ens the
po~tp ,nement Of the draft on lh. 5th OF
.)Snuarv
Mu'nallv, friendly and satisfactory Il:
p'ana,j"ns have taken place to-day be-
tween the secretary Of s,A,e Apd LoEd
LYONS. concerning The capture Of ,ss
rh--apeake and her crew vithih the BHt'
i>h Jurisdiction OF Nova Sco:is.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25
Another Indian Massacre in Minnesota

Advice. received from ~ Paul, Of the
l7th inst. give the particulars Of recen,
horrible massacre in Minnesota by the In
dians. A party, belonging to Wsrello
coun'v, Iowa. have just brought the news
from Idaho. Of the murder OF . number OF
miners on the 81 Of August GU the Mis-
souri, river
The entire party consisted Of eighteen
men. one woman and three children. They
hal ba>ides small arma. a cannon, and.
hnt for the leaking and sinking of their
boat, cansed hv 'he firing Of the cannon,
,hev would have escaped. All Of the bod
les were seal ped. and those who had heavy
whiskers were further mu,ila'ed hv these
h-ine torn off. The bcdie. were then lef,
living on the sand bar where they fell, and
~ere still living there when the Sioux par
" left Fort Berthod.
The Indians Acknowledged that tho mi.
ner~ f"ngh, desperately, and admit they
killed SO and wounded 35.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25
A Remarkable Conversion--Rev.D DR.
Bellows Changes his Base.
New York Cor. of the Boston Post

New York Cor. of the Boston Post.
Among the incidents ns Thursday VISA
one whose occurrence ha- wed tbs right
e"us sou- Of the rshicals and left them in
STATE "f mind bordering on comsto.e -
They don't know whether TO yrosn. grum-
bic. growl. or act phiIo.ophic.liy over the
matter The Rev DR. Bellows, whose. IA
hors Pre>iien' of the SANITARY Cn,nui.-
sion have made hi. name natinnal prnner
tv, and whose numerous speqrhrs in the
interests Of emancipation. abolition and
radirali>m. generally have won him place
i" the heart. of long -hsir-d. soft>h.,ta1
refnrmers and nnhanisome strong minded
women has taken he occasion 10 use his
pulpi' fer The delivery Of What these pion.
ne"p'e term 'copperhead di.coursr"
In other wor1a. borrow. from ,bs Wa
'nui-n r'.-sics 'he r.a, Unitarian divine
has q 'fnpned" from the troubled water.
"f repuhicanisR in,o the still. vs,era of
democracy. On Thursday: in hi. sermon
he reversed his engine completely and
took the back track 30 r,shinglv "a to run
over about nine-fanths ~ his whi'on sup
por'ers and followers. The wounlel lie
around loose in remarkable profu~ion, and
their groans are haginnlng To he hasvd in
ev'rv quarter of the town. In simple ve.>
i'v. Dr Bellows has become a conserva-
tive. and in his discourse asserted MANY
,hinga As hi. opinions, which Tar months
he ha. takeE pain. to root ont of the minds
of 81,
instance he now douh's how the war wiN
issue. he fears and ha'a. the growing in
f1nence (aot Of nhd hnr) ct Ne. Fng'an.i.
IN shaping the govern'ne't policy AMI civ
ing direction 10 pnpn'sr opinion. he i,r>
Iieves in Gen Mcclellan and nr.rularlv
promises that the marion sill va, wear
sack"lo'h and asha. for its ingratilnda 10
the murh-shnsed military chiefrain Qli,e
quantity of thi> ~ Of an'i-ra liral talk
vas in'erspersed throughou this rana' ka-
'ie Thanksgrving effnNon. and. a. the
speaker predicted a, the outset Of his re-
marks. mot more than half a dozen OF his
own people maraced 10 find the sermon
accoraart with their tastes. A. vet the
matter has baNn confined T." whisn-rinr.
and head shaking: bnt we may expect 10
soon seq il "a mrch van'ils'SI pnhiic,v as
the Reverend Doctors Broad Church ~
theory wa. in ita day Well NAV the rad
irals velp over the Direction from their
ranks Of sn-h an Anak
The Nav York Epeninq Posf. .pask-
ing ut the same sermon. which hv ,he
wav. was repeated in BROOKLYN on SUNDAY
evening. savs that Dr. Bellows ",ook
ground agsinst = general emancipation Of
a'sva- in those States in which The Prasi-
dAn,'. prorlamstion declared them fee ::
that i. to sav. \ virrna' yevnca'ion or the
pr""'ans'inn : ths' he dpnouncpi vi h., i
rs'ir~f or New Engl.ni poliry, which
would make an inmeiia'e end nf slavery,
ss NE beat wsv(of putting an end TO the
rahal''on, and ,h.. he darls'eA himself in
favor OF 'he exnsc'ant policy Of carving
on the var, approved by Gen Mcclellan
"f whom he spoke as very ilI>u.ed
mani
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25
New Mexico Affairs,

Tie Santa Fl Gaz~tte notices. the arrival
in that city. on the Il h ul' of the officers
appointed for he new territory Of ARR"
ns. The following are the officials
named: Governor GOODWIN, Chief jus
tice TUs> Err. Associate Justices ALLYN and
'lowELL. Secretary MCCoRMIcK District
Attorney G,oE. Surveyor General BASH
FORD, and Rev II. W. READ. Pos,mas,. or
for Tnscon. Ex-Governor BAsHFoRD, OF
his Srate. who j. brother of the survey :
or Grn-rs, accompanied the party, but in
what rapaci'y is not stated They were
accompanied hv military escort com>
mandrd t'v Capt RrrcHER. 1l,h Missouri
cavalry. The, intended 10 remain in San
"a Fe for a week and then proceed to the
region Of the newl, discovered mines and
locate a "seat "f government"
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Is the President a Copperheadf

y il both amusing and instructive to
term. nf peara. or terms npon which ,hev
NAV he restored 10 their rights "a ciizDns
81 The United S'1.e.. While the two
wing. of the Administration party, who
differ with each o'he, as 10 the cor.'i,n-
,innsli'v ani effect Of the Presidents
Emanrira'ion proclamation approve This
off-r Of the Pre-iIent. they will watch with
interest tie nCe'a'ion Of the machinery
which NAV be emrloved 20 carry into ef-
fec, this Presiden,ial peare-ofFe,ing.
1t i. c.utended that peace upon the
terms off.rel would be honorable 10 both
parties. hec,u.e ,he nffer comes from the
Administration: bn; We recoI'ec' verv well
,ha, when Democrats urged that terms Of
peace might be negotiated with the rebels.
they were denounced hv the a hol- Re
publican press ~ C"preshead>' and
traitors to the Government. The mere
suggestion of the pr"pin,'v Of m a't-mp,
on the par, Of the Administrator TO nego-
'ia,- term. # p-sc- Win the r-h--, rem
ter-'. the author obnoxious to The charge
Of rreasnn
lh. President mns' be "Copperhea1."
or Whist il sauce for the goose Ia not saur.
fsr the gand-r.
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From Tennessee.


Cumberland Zap Dec i6-4r \.
A por'lon at L"ngstrset's .rmy made
le-c-n, upon R,ger~vile op M"pd.y. and
engaged our urdr ance. near Bells Station.
abou, o'clock p. IN. "n tho IA b Fight.
ng has continued, with various interv ala,
.ince. | keA, uf reve rses 10 our artrA but
,ccnun,, are confused.
An eve witness informs me Of the caps
ure Of twenty two loads Of ouarIermas>
'er's stores by the rebels on Monday evsn.
ug
Nv inforrnsnt-Mr. S,uah. n operator
At this plscs-who WAS engaged in con.
.,ruc!ing a line At BeaI's sSta,i"n, WAS pre-
sent in The fiy I. with ,h. 1l7th ln6ians,
which broke xud fl-d. Dur torces under
Gen. Wilcox. have fallen back TO Tasswell.
aud Are fuI,li.ing
We are all uncer'sinty ~ regards Gsa.
Parks com,nsed, bu, lie is supposed 10 b
holiing hi. own n, acme point bsssesa
Bsal'. Station and Strawberry Plains.
LA1ER-7 o'clock p. n.
A apscial courier ia jusI in
1hs Union ci,iz us Of Knoxville are
leaving in the direction of Big Creek Gap.
Fighting is in progress to-day ., Blaine
CToss Roads.
Chattanooga, Dec. II.
During :ts march OF troops fiom here
against Long,:fes, As Knoxville. Changers
corps got 10 advance Of Long.,,eeI's su
nuni,iou train. while Noward's co,2s vas
in tho rear There WAS Ne escape for il
aGd fu,h carload. o! slumuni,iou aud i've
locomotives were run into tue river near
London
a portion CT The force sent to Kuox.
vile has returned.
Gen Sherman Arrived under escort, 70.
dav
The situation here is unchanged
Tie army will soon 10 in vlu,er Qsar:
ieEs.
Louisville. Dec II.
On Tuesday nigh: the rebel prisoners
confined in the military prison attempted
TO make 'Leir escape. Yesterday morn:
ius. as n sergeant WA ciesuing up ,hs
ward IN the p.ison he discovered. upon
removing a piIs nt boards. pi, abou.
tour feet IN depth, from which y tunnel
leading under Vie otti..e of ,be command
Ant had been coGhu.enced Ii WAS eyi.
IDENTITY the design of The prisoners 70 exea:
vale a passage lu,o Ihe str e, in font OF
the prison, and, had il not been discover
-h. all he prisoners, confined. 200 IN NUNS
Der. would have made their e.caps.
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Fernando Woods Peace Proposition

In 'he house Of representatives on Non
lay. Mr. Fernando WOOD submitted I. e
following resolution
Hhereos The president in hi. message
delivered to this house or the 9th in.f.. and
IN his recommendation 10 the people TO A.
semhle at their respacfNe places ot Worship
To give thanks to Gnd for recent victories.
claims that the Union cause has gained
'mpor,snt aud ,ub>tan,ial advantages and
"h-'eas. in view fthe-e triumphs i, Is no
longer benz ath our dignity nor dangerous
to our safety to evince generous may
naninity becoming great and powerful
people, bv Offering 10 the insurgents An
opp 'rrnnity /" return TO the Union with
ont imposing upon them deyr aiding or
de-'iuctive conditions therefore
Reso'ved. That the president be request
ed t" appoint three commissioners. who
sEa'l be empowered to oren negoiis,ions
with the authorizes At Richmond, 10 the
md that 'hi~ bloody. destructive and inhu-
man WAT shall cease. and the Uni"n be res
r"rei npnn terms Of equality aud trn,.rni
" under he constitution
Mr. WAsI!BURxK. Of illinois, moved tha,
the resolution be laid on The table Agreed
'"-,eas 9S. na>s SO. Com SLOAN. Nc
l>DoE and NHEsLHR, Of this state, voteo
m HE affirmative. Nj. FIpR,IoE voted
IN the negative Mr. BKowN's name is
40! recorded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25
Destructive Conhagratiou.

Ahont two o'clock on Tu-.i,v mo, ming
lss' ou- citizen. were s'~rtl.d from their
.'unhers b. Ar a'a'n Of FIRE, and swnk-
TO hnh 'hs' the fl .rne. h~h aIrasdv msh-
considerable proyr.s. in N. row "f wood
en- s'oras between Warner. and ,he GRAY
81 block. on Main .',a.t. The enyin -.
FILLING to h- on hand. il w.s .ore time
before the steam FIRE eren, could I've 90,
on the grou-d and owing ~ VI. same
cause there ~. considerable ds'sr in get
Ting her 10 plsv on ,he fire. Whom one.
sfarte1 ho~-ver .he did nohly. and with
the assistance nf the hand engines suc
cetde in confniDg the flame. 10 he wood
en- hnildings he'w-en the fire. proof block.
referred to- These. with most of their
contents were entirely cor.u,us1 ipv.l-
wing loss. "f NOT less than soO OOn rar,
" covered hv Insurance. The fire origin
:'e1 ss near as can ha aSrrrfainaH in IN.
rear of the s'nTns. and ronli no, havp bean
o'ha.w;sa han he wo,k an incandi,rv
-Fond du L,e Pre-. Dec II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25

WISCONSIN, CoS>cRIrrS Conc SorTH
The Chicago Jonrnal Saws: "On
Tuesday evening 120 volunteers and 400
ronscrir's and .ub.ti,uies arrived on the
Nor hwestern railroad, and were escorted
from that depot to the Cincinnati Air
Line denot. by = sr"mnanv o. he Michigan
Sharp-hoot-r.. A, the train ~. entering
The ci'v, two of The cors"rp's attempted
to esc'pe by jumping from the train-o,e
.ucreeded in getting ont of sight: the
other was shot hv one of the gusrhs and
w"'Inded. Tie WAS taken b,ck to Wrscon-
sin Friday fnnrr;no"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25

Of rhe Consfitu:ion-,here would he liril.
mn,e figh'irg. and he c"nfederncv wonld
tumble 70 pieces in six months: hut this
an'i-.lay.rv business pn's ia all ont 70 sea
again. and insuras the continuance Of This
horrible waste &C. treasure AMI LIE Sawe
must "aks mp our minds 10 keep on r,is-
irg large armies either bv volunteering or
hv draft i"
1t i. mo.' sincerely 70 be hoped thai
there are prsc'ics men enough in Con
gr-.. 10 give thi. recommendation of the
Presden, im~ediate operation.
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Fay Up Those >ubscrib~rs owing II.
'"r III" P''ot would d" we'll 10 pay up
hrsorr the first at Jsuuar, next We can
not print paper without means to do i,
with. Lei one and all 4.sst Us and help
rs over re winter. If v"u have not ih.
money, bring ns -four, pork beef, butter,
potatoes, poultry, or anything else tha, is
good 10 eat
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SUPp0RT HOME MA>rFacrrRE-

SUPPORT HoME MA>rFAcruRs There
IL s'rong prejudice agains, articles of
American manufacture AMI jns'Iv, 100 in
many eases hut not - with bel ND 4
Go. g Chemical .Saleratus. This i. the
hes' article in eyis'errA fnr cooking ru-
poses Vet MANY faml',es are using Fnolish
soda when this ssI-,a'rs is much better
AMI hv nsing II Won are pstr"nizirg home
pr"dn~rion For sal. EVERYWHERE
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The Enrolment for the Draft in Jan.
uarV


PKoyosr wARSHAL's OrFIcE 5rH Drar Wis. !
Green Bav, December 1868
In accordance with circular l01. Fro
vost Nsr.hal Garerals Office, Nov 17,h
1863 the lis, Of names enrolled iL the dif-
fe'en, suh-Dis'ric.s in :hls Congressional
District liable to military duty. j. puhli.h-
ed tor correction. Anv per.on enrolled
NAV app. ar before the Board and clsim 10
have his name stricken off the 'is'. if he
can show to the sa,isfae,ion If ths Bnarh
that k- ia ~. and will no, he at ,ha tine
fIxed fMr the next Draft, liable TO military
duty on accoun, OF
Is, Alianage
81 N"n-Resilance.
81 Unnsuit sh'aness of Age.
4'h. Manifest Permanent Physical Disa-
biIi,r.
Persons who NAV be cognizant of ahv
Other persona lisble 10 military duty hose
name. do not appear on the Enrolment
List, are requested 10 notify 'h4 Enrolling
Officer. or the Board A. Green Bav.
{. r. MERRILL. Prov Marshal.
w. A RUGH, Commissioner.
II. O. CRANE. Surgeon.
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Hr. Etheridge and Congress.

Those who fooIishly thought, savs the
Washington correspondent, of The JournaI
of C"mmerce, tha. Mr.. ErHRKIDGE would
commit some improper act are surprised
that AL should have gone IF like clock
work. They now see that lie waa guided
sole V. bv law, and the strict impartiaity
with which te decided all The questions
submitt-d to him is the theme "f unyer-
sal comment. Nov that his connection
with the republican parry ia Dissolved. il
is understood tia, he hold. him.elf IN
r-aline<. TO take the field Of argument in
behalf Of Gen Nc CLriLEN for the pre.i-
denrv. His s'"qn"nrr "a speaker is re-
n.rkahle and whether people agree with
III" or not they are always sure to be graf
fled
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-25
cF The Milwaukee N,yy is inform

EF THF HTFWAHkff N'NN ls lnfOTin al
thar Gen. II. PAINE of that ritv. has com
msrced \ suit against Hon + y UaLToN
for his fees in he celehra'pd BnnTH case
Mrs.rs BUrLtR It CoTTRELL are ENGAGED
for the plaintiff. and Attorney General
SMITH for rhe defense. Mr.. ''olrox, who
Is now in Furcre, vas "the next bnS,
f'irnd Of Mr.. HuoTH in that atf,i: The
persis,en'-and efficient service Of the Gen
eral and hi. son. ;he presen, judge. in the
c.se certainly entities them to a libe1a al
from somebody.
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EF TIE session ,,f III. Clrru,t cour,

EF TIE session "f he Circuit Cour, n
large amount Of j"h work in the offir-.
and an eni,ym.n, of the which
printers mus, have as we'll =. other folks
have prevented IL from issuing a r-gu
lar paper This week. The same rausa>
Mill operate in Ike manner next week af
ter which the Pit will reach its many
readers IA regular =. clock
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rF A Met n disi Draacb.r from Oh

rF A N"'h"di.t preacher from Ohio
ha- visited Old ABE. ara !. ,l.lioht.J with
hi. wisdom. harau.e 'e heard him srgue
thai the n"sr" is The Aqnal of he ,hi,e
man because God made them both
Wei. cd made the iacks.. as well A.
Old ABE, and must they. therefore, be
equzi'
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PE TH OF N,JnE GENERAL RUFnKp.
Maj " G.ner,l BrF,Rr chi4i of all the
cartlrr in the Arm, Of he Potomac. died
on he 16'h inst. in Washington. RI.
was made VI sj"r General y few hon he
fore his dealh. He had been i'll several
dars.
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From Charleston.
Was ing on. DEC ie

Wa ing on. Dec IL
Tho following ia from the correspondent
Of the Baltimore american
Charleston, Dec ~.
Gilmore l. again .he!iinV the civ. Oh
Thursds, night he threw \ humber into
difrr-n. paris Of tho "ilv, AID il ia Seliet.
ed mus, have done much damage.
All the rebel bs, cries opened fire. sd
\ heavy bo.nbarimeut ensurd for setefAl
hours
The slo,'E, is washing swav the yebel obj
.,ruc,ion- Of The hxrbnr. and Yesterday q
l~ry. nun Der Of heavy ,imb-rs. bol,ed 20 4
y.,her With iron. came down ri,h the tide
Tney were secured and lowed in shore b.
our ,d1..
The a,noun, of tinhpv ~hicn came dos
i. so large that !, ia believed the obs.tas
,i"n. must te severely damaged
There is NO other news Of impor,ane(
New York. Zee. 1s.
Bv ndvices per ,h. steamer Aray" it
.,a'eh The recrn, gale has swept ssd
n-arl, All the rebel ob-utc,innA III Chs
'esrcn ha'hor. and their remnants line III
shore The entrance 10 the harbOr
oo~ believed to .,e clear. and it is suppd
-i ,hsf our navy will take adsan,aGe
the fact.
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Tr5roN Unr.E ExroaTIaS-Th. " y

fUsroN Hnr.E ExroarraN -Th- " y.
WorM hs. she following. wh!cl, if t,ue
needs ventilation bv conyre..
| have no hr,i's'i"n in charging md
If au,horl'ariyeiv denied. the tact. shsl!
M produced TO establish the s'ate,nen',
with all the ,ninnriB nf lefail ,ha, could
be de-ired) thar nearly every government
osIiral below the d-pn,ies in ih. collar,
o''s and naval deparin ents from The be.
viggel octog~uarlan VIII 80 ..Ir,s ar. /.
(cus'om hou>e law 20 rhe port underiing
IN his ,nripleni m"u-isrh.s. is tie Wi
paid s,ip"ndary at 'ho merchants and i'm
V-y.s,s IF Esv Ycrk,
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&V The Maus'on Star ays ,ha, Ju
y. : FERKis. Of New lisbon who
drafted. gives up valuable busireA..
il going to the war. lie has been 4 q
orra'ic candidate for Congress in I'd
3!",in
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1F BgR'au BRow> =. tpiu,.fly ronreci.
ei with the press of this 6 -'e. has rernov-
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