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The New York herald., 1863-02-11

ANOTHER MONITOR 0FF.-The new iron Monitor SAngA-
mon built Chester went into commission yesterday,
and expected sail during tho evening for Fortress
Monroe. Her consisting OF nineteen seanen, ten
ordinary ssamen eighteen lapdsmen, two boys, three
rst class hremen and coalheavers making total
Of sixty nne taken from the Navy Yard Chester
In tugboat Captain Guest the commander Of tho San
CANON the Conmandant at the Navy Yard, and several
othor naval officers board the tug On reaching
and after the had been called together addressed
them in brief and patriotic speech Tho wharvos In
front Of the yard where the iron clad built
crowded with citizens OF Chester who anxious to
see the Sangamon eavefor her destination PhadepAio
Ledoer. Peb. 10.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs
"A gentleman, No. IS BcekmAn street. cured by one Or
these pasers Rheumatism In his shoulder IN one week
which had for year afflicted him severely ,,,. r.r,
They restoring the electric condition OF he
upon which they applied Lumbaso cold icst ~
back and al local pains Immediately benenuna W '~
application OF one Of these Porous Plasters
ALLCoCK'S PLASTER sold At -.
2ot CINAL STREET, and by al
Dealers Price Is cents with full directions.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

court CaIendar-ThiS Doys
SrPRgnE CouRr CiRcrr Part l.-Oyer and Term.ner.
Part 2-Nos 8S2K, 1894, 1880, $40. 1880 1858, 1870
1872 1852 $50 1876 1850, 1884 1885, $780, 1894 1896
1893, 1902. 1404.
CoMHoN PLKAs-Part Mos. 7oT. ia, 1901, 1886
1910, I2l1 l22 1913, 1873, o. 1877 1883, 686, 1868
1915, 1917, 1918, l218 73s, Ills, 1855, 1929 1924
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
Arrival Of the StcamsIAip
N0rth Star.
TIE NEGRO EMANCIPATION JUBILEE.
Prospect Of an Attack Upon Our Block
aiding Fleet at Apalachicola.
The Report Of q Refugee from
ApalachicOla,

By NE arrival Of the transport steamer North STAR
Captain LsssvTs - hb port yesterday from New Or.
leans VIA Key West, have usual interesting letters
ffom oar correspondent at the latter point
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

no THE CITY VALENTINE y Trade. "a
L Have you r.. E9.y ye@ory % ys%aRRasskPisE saRRassk RI coxPASYs
NV COMIC vALBNrlNEsf
N...u.h for these Comics "a tbcy are
There WI DC NJ, NEW AND RACY.
=, .-,irts set Of Comics out designed exs
rrssslv Tor the times a.. -, III stnas
sor ali styles Of Senfi N al prices,
ror high prce Valentines,
ror Low price Naentfn-s,
ror Valentine Cards,
Tor Valentine Envelopes,
FOR Valentine Packets, -. -.
-, ,ompl,t. Assortm, mt OF rich and rare vslens
Tor ne moss right in the Valentine line 10 The
tines, M" "AuEklcAS VALENTINE COMPANY.
lGS William street. New York.
petwceu Bttk aud Ann sreeA
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

n , .h. sa,,n,,v rsbss the above position willow
srs house preferred Address Mrs. smn' 'Au0h D. orAh
street New York.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

sr loCn, No, Feb. 100 A. NJ.
Since Saturday tho weather has been mild and show.
cry The Ice In the river has disappeared and naviga-
t,on south ward has been resumed.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
SHIPPIN G NEW S

ALMANAC FOR VIEW YoRK-fRIs DAT.
RISES .A........ 81 NOON RISES morn u 81
............. 80 HIGH WATER 8,
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

NlLNHVEkFs IbbJ.
General Popes headquarters department OF the Nor IN.
west, have been removed 10 this city.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
XIV WyS1. Jan. 30. 1869.
KY WKsr. F1a. Feb. 4. 1889.

kJ1 WET, fla, feb. j, 1858
Arrival Of ne United Sds Steamer Hunsvie U'ts Cor
% of conrdD1nds--Nscs from LplLtchoia-- Prospss
sfan Attack Our Vesses The~ Sissiar 10 Tat Cal
restcn--Sdtem>nt Of Mr.. Dodpe, ~ Apalschsco'a--
linton Sentiment in florida Hupslte-TAe CourN of
Eoent-Nars frop, Hapona, dc.
The United States steamer Huntsville, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant Rogers commanding arrived hcre yesterday
from the Gulf ports. The from Apaachiooia s i'm
porant and interesting The Huntsville brings passen
gers thirty eight contrabands they termed
free people Of ooor consisting principally Of
and children. As they arrived they found
poymen among citizens but when they found that
employment meaus work they left their employers,
in an hour after they landed and paradng the
streets doing nothing and they will soon become tar
upon either the general city government Hurrah for
the emancipation proclamation and universal freedom
There is now held In bondage on board the flag
ship 81 Lawrence ring tailed monkey, and rom tho
similarity between him and the majority OF the FREQ peo
ple Of color lately landed herl h thought by the sbo
ltionlss here he also included In tbs Presidents
proclamation, and should be permitted TO 90 al large
he sees ft 10 do deem best W give this inorma
ton this monkeys receive the attention ~ Con
gress before the session closes.
The United states steamers Somerset and Port Royal
are AZ Apalachcoa, aDd Captain Morris, OF tho latter
vessel made all necessary preparations 10 receive
the iron known 70 be up tho river ard ready
for sea He has Information that the rebels have also
fitted up large steamers after the plan " those that
captured the Harriet Lane, aud they have heightened
schooner and put propeller In her making formidable
steam gunboat All The alb We neet are nearly ready 10
make the attack, and am expecting hourly bear u
precisely such another affair at Apalachc Ia a hiss been
witnessed Galveston aud Sabine Pas rness heavily
ned and that very som Tho aiair nd ~ me
an ,Dd the rcs Ii will be uavesl ~. Canta =
l,rris and Gr,s man snow DO such were a. fsa Vouse
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

10 claimants.
The the steamers Virginia Pearl are now be-
fore Prize Commissioners Curtis and Allen
1t 10 said that the Virginia will be condemned she having
rebel tag and register The not valuable, but
vessel alone Q fine prize
The ship Wizard King 10 in port loading; the ship Lydia
and bark Essox dschargng
, 1863-08-14
. S.-T.-IS60-K.


E.-T.-I8E30-K.
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-.-... .-...-
A1sn A1sn ootAes q EaAutAuon bi9ses3
MI sute NesEous Aeaaseae.
- Soio I48sealaes sna e'es1sa Lips.
sous s1o'nach aad te'1a 6festo.
EA.uleoe9 aod lndisesaon'
Set'oue oae.t4oaa'
Hxcasslve Fatigue and Short Breath.
!. 1Au oses INC EYE
:. 4eata1 uesFoaosncy.
. Isosts3usa; dseat eakIees.
easloT Gompleaon. Weak 9o~ess' GO.
Which ore the evidences Of
LIVER, co,tp1, AMT, AVN n7spFps1A
-
as ated sesea tenhs Of AZ adult haloents
p1oeeso non dHeaseo anu torpid aseE' tne o1lafT
seelslons ol tae I'VE! oFesaoWang nto INA etonaeh
posoa sne eou1e ssaen anu e1nlole Tue apoYe sfmp-
TOES.
Ae- long research We are able to present the most
remarkable cure for these hoEzid nightmare diseases
tie world hes ev.er produced Within one ye4r over
sx hundred fcrty thousand persons have taken the
has come to GU. knowledge!
lisa most ensctua1 tonic ant agreeable 9tlmuIant.
suited to all conditions Of lie.
The reports thatit relies upon mineral substances
tor it's active psopertes are wholly false, Fo. the
public sattacton aud that patients may couau1tt their
physicians. We append list OF Its comronents.
: CA1IsATA BABK-Celebzated FOR over tWo hundred
years In the treatment Of Fever and Ague, Dyspepea.
Weakne.s. DC. It vas introduced into Europe By the
forwards sold by the Jesula FOR TIE ENORMOUS FR1oE
OF IT'S OWN w11aur N snExs. under the name Of
Jrsu1f's POWDERS. and was finally mado PUBLIC by
Louis XVI. King Of France. Humboldt makes special
rete,eEee to its tebrttugo qualities during his soush
CAsoAR1LtA BAEK-For Dlasrhaa. collie and diseases
- + kfN hn4A AhNH4GI
, 1863-08-14

BRooHyH. n. T.. May I'd, 1861.
MesssB. Hos1E1IKR & sArxm,
GKsLEEKH-Ihnve used your D1ttera during the
asst Ex weeks. and feel 1t due to you and to the public
to express my hearty app oval Of thair effect upon me-
Iueyef wrote puff " for any one and 1abhor every
thing that tave1s Of quackey. But your Btters aza
entirely removed from the eTe1 Of the mere HosTKuxs
Of the day. being patant R,ikc to a- and exactly Whist
they profess to be. They are not advertised to
everything, but they recommended to assdst nature
tn tie aeyiation ind ultimate healing OF many Of the
most common tntrnities Ok the body and this they
will accomplish. Ihad been unwen for two months.
@ Is usual With during the Spring. WIS bilious
md suffering from Indigestion and general disease Of
tie mucous membrane, asd though compelled to keep
at work. In the discharge fmy professional datss
very weak, Of yellow complexion. no appetite. and
much Of the time confined to my ted. When hid
been taking your Bltts1sa weekmy vigcr returned the
sallow complexion Was all gone. rellshed my food
and now enjoy the duties Of the mental application
which 80 recently were 30 very itksome and bnrtan.
some to NC. When used your Bitters FELT Change
every day. These ara FACTS. Al nfereaces must ba
made BY each individual for himself.
Yours respectfully. ". B. LEE,
Pastor Of Creme avenue Presbyterian Church.
, 1863-08-14
HAGAEs MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS IL the uest delightful and extrsor rdnay artcle
rycr discovered II changes the sun burnt lace and
hands to peatly sAun texture Ut zavtshing beauty
impar1ng The marble purity Of youth. and tue DIE
TEouK appearance 60 inviting IN the CITY oelle
fashion. It remoyes tan, fecklcs. pmples and rough
ness nom the skla, leaving tue complexion tsesh,
Transparent and smooth. It contains no material IN
3u14ouA to tic skin. Patsonixed by Actresses sno
ppsz1 Singers. 1t Is Whnt eyery Lady should have
Epld cre7ywhasc.
DEmAS s. BARNES f. Co.,
s2suso2m General Agents. ~ DEosdwas. n. T.
, 1863-08-14
CAUTION

To avoid imposition observe the Signature and1iks
ness OF Or. Stephen Sweat on every label. a1d also
"Stephaa Sweets Infan1blo Ltnirnent" blown In tha
glaBs Of each bottle without which none orc Eanune
RICHARDSON Il CO..
Sole Proprletors. Norwich. CT.
For sale by LORD l. Smith. General Western
Agents, 2s Lake street, Chicago. aad B by deaies1 M
everywhere fec6 aA$s toW.1y
, 1863-08-14

EAyr DEPAR7,rEST, BUREAU OF YAEDa ANp pocE.l
December 3oth, I66s-
NessYs. HosTE1TXR & 6.0TH, Pistsburg, Pa.
GEHT1KxE: :-Abont four years eiace my attention
We called to your Celebrated Stomach Bistcrs being
at tie tine perfect martyr to Dyspepsia. In all OF its
terrific forms; indeed, hadnnt known for SIX yea-san
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced the use Of
your Btte7s taHog them according TO your directions
e.ceptthat the dose Was reduced onehaK. aud found
myself much, yKET ACcH benefited by the first bottle
the second relieved entirely but have eTss sioce
taken dose In the morning. Immediately on rising,
finding It to act Tonic knd Appstzer Of the MOST
AoBxxAp1R cHARAoTxR- There Is peculiarly in the
effect Of your BItters me. which It may be well
sate Hffom any eanseI shall be suffering 20 accute1y
with the Headache. dose ol your Blttcrs RE11Kvxs
me In rHrKKy 1uEur1s. In conclusion, Isay. with all
sincerity and tznth would not BE- returned to the
state Of health In which your Blters found me-. and
from which they hare u1QuKsT1oSAALY RELIEVED
ne, FOE AL TEE AoaKY II THE WORLD.
an. with great respect. your oht servt,
JOHN II. DRONAUGH. Chief Clerk.
, 1863-08-14
Every Horse Owner

Shoud have this remedy at hand for its timely use at
the nrst appearance OF LaTtneas Will ehectuaiy pro
vent those Formidable diseases to which a horses are
liable, and which render 10 maay Otherwise valuable
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to tho
wonderful cqsa;iye Properties Ct th.s Lnnent hsys e
then ftoH per1ocs u the highest rnnks Of It,
, 1863-08-14
A CA RID.
The Marine Company Of Chicago.
The Stockholders of tts iostitntor having eoa.xh.


NEW CASH CAPITAL,
TEE MAHSE lAsfAE1 or CHICAGO u now ready to
transact General BuAne. and one:s Its services to
Huo1. Cuts1 it, amended Charter. two d.st1ct DC.
ps1tInepts are Gh:A1lEhe.;
/. L General Deposit, Collection and Loan
Department.
"a Savings and Tzust Department.
It's bus.resa H1d transactions Of each tensvtEea:
Ere required to he entirely distinct and q
ezch oher 90 ta1t n no event SHALL Tho funds of 5e
Savings Department b. ttoardea by the otaeE t-Sc&
actions Or business ofsaid Company.
te7-e9433m
, 1863-08-14
N7TGHT SCAVENGER--Oo@i1

Nl{JHI GCAF FGNVEfL.~ChHFle
E.nx Win attend to the cleaning Of vaults rrtv.
xiona epjled toea deAd ants al &C. &C. RasnWStss
x1Nefns cleaned and purified. Partieul.5 attention
Ktynn "a fhe fnnooyAl Of Stable m1npHN+ Al ToKK Si
tnded 70 VITA promptAefc sud 1lap&.h. md II hoaF
neA: stlxblE. fpF3 once BOZ f31s iyt&hA& In
, 1863-08-14
NEW C0EvALRsCEgr CAN'T, 7
KedE AeIaudsta. Va. 2lay 9th, 1853.

NEW C0NYALRsGEYT CA1fF
Keas Alexandria. Va. 3Iay 9Th, 1865.
Meesra, HosTErTEC & aN1Tu,
DEAE S1rs+W1n you do ne the favor to forward
by express oneha dozen Hostetters Stomach Blttess
With hn for which win remit you on receipt Of same
as am unable to procure your medicine here: and Il
had quantity 1t could be sold readily. a. la known
to be the best preparation IN for diseases having
their origin with diseased stomach have used and
sold hundreds Of preparations. but your Bttezs are
superior to anything Of the Kind cogaIzant witt
Indeed, no soldier should be without it. should he be
ever 60 robust and healthy for It b not only 1As
roRAr1vE, but Preventive for almost an diseases
soldier Is suh}ec. to- 1havebeen Afflicted WITH Casonic
INDICATION. and no medicine las A7oauEo as ina
Rx1lEH YOURS has: and 1unss Son "tna' H' '--Ie
- Yours, very respectfully.
saNUEL DTEEs, Hosplta Steward.
, 1863-08-14
God.
COAL!! COAL =!

TOALl COAL!! COAL -!
~ Ue Scranton, Pittston, W1lkesbArra and 6aa'
okin coal Companies OF Ptansyi yaatA again odar 10
Tie public their choice faulty Goals Il follows IN
LUMP.
LARGE EGG,
SMALL EGGs
RANGE.
CMESNUT
AND NUT
snne.1 ar dsatern 1t h. ioTtst market prices.
otnees @ East Msaison street 129 soqtn Asp1ss Poss
Otfce Drawer 6i67 ROBERT Law, Agent.
1ehkh. BlnasbpTth. BEiAe HM Ez1e and othe. Co13
tyl3 h4iH-S@ ~ 8, LAW
, 1863-08-14

NTcALLISTER,HALL &LIVERMORE
M GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
rs South Water street, Chicago, Ill P. o. Eox s537
!" WAETEp-UJ1,0O0 lbs. Of Wool, Oh Eastera orders.
ftTtv Tr2da tri{-hS1t4W
, 1863-08-14

Fo- nj Of which It il speedy a1d certain re.uod7
and neyer fails. This 1ialnc1t prepared from the
recipe OF Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut, tho
anus bone SETTER nnd has been used In his practic9
for than twenty yeats With the rlo,: astonishing
'aN Is SN AL1Ev1AToR OF PAIN. It I. unrlyansd
BY any preparation before the public, Q! W1lca the
nst sfspeai nay BE- cany!nSea BY sIfle III d1lai;
matte Dizorde1s Of every kind. and in thousands Of
cases Whern It has been used It las been known
" "FOE NEURALGIA, It viii afford Immediate relief
IL every case, however Distressing.
1t vii relieve tho worst cases Of EEADAEaE In
three minutes, an1 Is warranted 70 Do T.,
FITUDE. arising from imprudenGa OF excess. THU
Llnneot Is most hapay aud unfallirg remedy. Act
ing directly upon tho nervous tissues strengthens
and ress1des tho syste. 2rd seac-cait to elasticity
Fl FOR FiiEs.-Asa aa external remedy. We cla.a, that
1t is the REST knoWo and We challenge the world 70
produce an equal Every victim OF this distressing
compla should Ero It trial. for Eil1 not fA 70
afford Immediate reliei and In N {1ty OF cases VII
saeG5 aGIS5Y s. hNb s sure THROAT arc ometnes q.
treulely malignant and dnnge<ou. PIT tinsly appll'
cation Of thss L!nirent will never fail y cure.
EpEA1SS IRE sometimes very oost:ate. and enlarge
ent OF the Joints Is liable to occnt neglected. Tha
wost caso Eaay be conquered BY this llareut n two
wogSps {59 s,2 sDREs ;,s p4gERs
iii healing properties IL DR. swzET's ISrA11raLa
CHnHIAiNg,- FROSTED FEST. AND InsECt
BJTEA AND 6TISGS.
, 1863-08-14
+. ". TUT'T,

General Western Agent. No. etata street.. Cd!eaf&
my23 eoQt SUI
, 1863-08-14
Army Entlers sud the Public.

ATIy huLlEfs ElU Illt 1HE1tE. =,
The HroscTfbes beSB leave 10 tuf0rm LAe C11te0s q
the Wcst ;lai 10 Eas Appoinsed Mcss:s.J + EsSt g
Co.. q GEicsGo. TIA Age5ts tus ths sa:e O III Fl
she A11y Western shaots SS Nsw aor6
AMI II shs Toy1d II has been tested by The whnlo
8ccicnl Frcuity. and pronounced by them % be tae
6nrest iuuor nisnulactnre3 TIE aFtcie hss suffered
II fts saie IL The West fo1 several StSs past co1s
nuc1cs of tho great quantity Of Scuoaops
sf1rh has het MANNED Of by re1ctRnta of the Hes.
cncousEmc,s 70 avoid Ills hsteAttcs o. Hnch a. pos
sib.e lie LIS a-rcrted tac ahove.E1sd nrfn agsa15.
r,e. Amy B:Le;b viii Ind tbs GIN the cncaJpes In
ported liquor tets q ~ ps1a - ~ tns as
pAseee 49, :" UDOLPdO WOLFE
= Beaver Es1eat- New yorS.
2,GQ0 Cases of wo2fees Celebrzar
ted Ecl.iedan1 Aromnr
tic Scl1nz1 ps,
For aalepv J.E. REED T. co. Agsn8.
rvsn1;3sn 14sIale street. Chicago.
, 1863-08-14
h1O PER DAY NET PROFIT.
DlV Agents Eanted for Light Wholesale oaa-

send stsp for circular containing fun particulars.
1ddxeae G. +. SHUTS. Troy. II. Z, ty1+a363 AHn
, 1863-08-14

July sl5t 1853.
~ o1ce IN Chicago, At IL Washington street o1po.
;Ite The Court House. Will Tema.n open Until t15ihs1
nofce J. EDWARD WILKINS.
q. B. n. Consul at Chicago.
Reading under inatructtons At St. Louis.
, 1863-08-14

lE-$
COMMANDMENTS, thought nothing Of disobedience
to them in secret and were internally evil although
sxtssnay GOOD They soela not 60 t. hsassD
at once be cast into hell. for they were externally
good and could I've in come Kind Of peace In 60
With 1s 9P g99a H af oEa e Essn s sF a IT,
world ofspirits and there form societies and hab-
tatons. as It were heavens. In which they dWelt.
Being below the angelic heaycn and cosey ass1:i S
encc of the Lord and the angels, as It caTe down
towards men. would be interrupted by them like
tic sunlight BY dark clouds; Or, as message sent
gellc Influence, on its way 10 man, would be per
Sclted to agree with thcir own evil state like sun
light passi9g through smoked glass. 80 that tas
become more corrupt, and, reactin., such pertons
would become more numerous, until the light Of
heaven would be alraoEs entirely shnt out fton
in connection With all faisc principles agreeing
Church. md consequently in ths ciEn and E9e,al 4!
teriy deFo!ated and the human RAGS de-
et1Jcd. When, to prevent this, 1t would be;
be @ executed upon the evil in the world o spirits,
their evil states n1ade manifest and they be cast
down into hell Their fictitious ha5ltatlons being
oNn state Would @ disappear. The World Of spirts
left unobstsuctcd bY their presence and influence,
would permit the light from heaveu to flow more
directly ana N110ul p11FcIs4oA tso LIZ 441uos u
men.
the eaue time new heaven OF true end genuine
Ch.isfiaue Of those who, while in this world and
after they went out of this world. could ackno"l
| edge the Lord Jcsus Christ as the God Of heaven
| and earth, and who lived lives OF lore and
charity to the nc.aboF, began to BE- formed u the
| region where the fictitious heavens OF the infcfn
| a1l3 evil lad been.
At the aamc time, Also the Lord revealed iron,
his word to @en ths doettines which ar; taught
e.; and thus began to establish new church on
1ne earth having the same doctrines OF faith and
itte "a " e new heaven. Since thon persons pass
;o2s theEs; ncno more than twenty or thirty yeaIs
good arc prepared ard pas up and iiud their pIacs
ID the new heaven. while the internally cyil mas
down into hell: So that, not being obst1ueted 81
world d spIrite the light and influence tho new
heaven can, md DO. since then, dow more dircctl,
i and powerfully into the minds OF men. And MS thl
new heaven increases In numbers its influence in
crfnecs In the minds Of men. and its principles 0
love to the Lord and charity towards tho neighbo
are more and more received and operative In III
world. r,...,,
from tLe influence OF the hypocEittcal and eyil Il
tho world Of ap!rts faith aioue or BELIEF, tnsteA
Of life Of charity, Tas taught as means OF aaiya
fton aud ito Legitimate effect upon society was to
common feeling that Life Of use, Of charity.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27


American citizen should be 81 the polls on y
that day and vote Cor those men who snps
port the cause of The Union. Col Holland
i tie Union candidate or Congress IN this
District. and should receive the hearty sup
port Of every voter IN the county. We
hope 70 see every voter at this place turn
ont en- masse. and proceed % 81. In;gocs,
armed with the right sort Of paper bullets
to XIII an equal number. Of the secession
votes. Ws make the following extract
from speech delivered By Col. Holland
at the Union Mass Meeting, held at Rock
yille. Montgomery county Md, on the 3D.
Of this month;
What torturing sight 1t is to . man,
who really loves his country, to zee the willy
conspirator with dexterous nso Of party
names and associations, turn the hearts of
the honest minded patriot from holding up
and supporting those who are, for the time,
the appointed instruments by law, for the
preservation of the Government Talking
Of peace, and high taxes; eagerly repeating
and exaggerating the disasters Of our army |;
questioning and deriding our successes
In a word, striving with every faculty to
FIJI the hearts of patriots with despair, and
encourage tho false hopes of traitors. Its
against such acts, and the Encouragement
wrought upon the less courageous Of our
people by them, that the friends of the
Union and the Constitution have to contend.
But, thanks be to God, we have contended
30 far successfully. Despite of the attempt
to launch the State, with her now Southern
sisters, upon the sea of troubles which se-
eession has proved, and the impressions
prejudicial TO her loyalty, created by the
events Of the 18th April, 1861, no State of
the Union has manifested through the
ballot box and in the Geld sterner deyo-
ton to the Union, or more earnest resolve
to heed no terms of peace which do not Sc
secure its integrity
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27

We learn that Lieut.. White of the 7th
y. s. Colored regiment, was last week
murdered in Charles county, while engaged
in recruiting for his regiment. The Balt,
more Clipper of the 23d says that John Il.
Southoron, the party who murdered Second
Lieutenant White. 7th United States Regl-
ment, coiored troops, in Charles county,
Nd, was at one time commander of COM
pany in the rebel army, and at the time q
the murder was engaged in recruiting tor
The rebel service. The military authorities
contemplated his arrest prior to the murder,
and IN order Ind only recently been issued
10 that effect, but for some reason failed Of
execution.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27

MoRI MEASUREMENTS The steamer
Ashland arrived off the wharf yesterday
evening from Fort Delaware. bringing
about one thousand rebels. This makes
the second installment during the week,
and at the rate they have been coming the
supply Of that celebrated place must be
nearly exhausted.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27

On Wednesday of last week there was
some important changes in the line of boats
running between Baltimore and Washing
ton, and Baltimore and Leonardtown The
Wilson Small, we understand, has been
taken into government service, and the
steamer Key Port, which has been running
to Washington. is now filling the place of
the Wilson Small, and we are informed by
Capt. Ryther that the steamer William
Whilden will soon be placed on theold line
of the Key Port With the above arrange
ments our communications with the two
cities will still remain as they were previous
to the change.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27

We are requested to state that Mr.. G.
Oornm, purchasing agent for this place,
will be happy to accommodate All who may
desire bis services in procuring articles
from Baltimore. He. may be seen every
week at this place.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27

On Wednesday last Board Of Inspectors,
consisting of three officers arrived at this
place for the purpose Of inspecting this hos
pital, and examining the patients. During
Wednesday and portion of Thursday they
were engaged in examining the patients, TO-
see who, In Acknowledgement, were fit SUBJ.
jects to be transferred to the convalesccnt
camp, and VIC learn that quite large num-
Der were marked as such, After compile.
ting their labors the party left on Thursday
afternoon.