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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

The Hartford Ptess tells the rather strange
story that about four weeks ago Henry
Phelps, oi Enfield, arose in his sleep got
an axe, and commenced to strike his sleeping
wife with the hesd q the sxs. Aher some
bruises she Vas enabled 70 wake him from
his somnambaiic m1dness. whsn b was
very much surprised - S
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

TaE Lousvals Journal suppssss that Tie
!. fortunes d vP - hsar . nueh abost
ars he fortspas nsds 81 IL as.y contrsct-
or. S
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

~ SACKS Of DRIKD PEACHES. russ
sEO received and for sale BY n
Nov.l3, Iss3. y BUNCH & co.
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Trsycjrrs' (.uisse.


" 80 \ ; and iei D. tn -und,y........... n p n
u, Ann p. u,r.rfr A n 1f aud ith-sv.... !J
~ Hosoi by New Loslon lire, Per - y ",
Siouinrf.u line. Pier ~. \. n. and ball Rrr
line Pier ~ r. daily fSuDdiy excepted 2. IN
To Bo.inn ~ Ne. Haven RI. via spfins'"N
z.ih sui sh-sv. m. iis - an p III
To boston hy New Haven RH. fIth ~, ard 9Th.
Az ,is sbsre Line....I 2l .nd q p M SUNDAY 5sp.
TO Buaalo. by Efie RK, loot % Chambers,
To Lilo lifc Island ord other resort. on Long
loot Of SIh.l p R.-...............ea ~, .nic4Y
I ~ nj. itelpia by New Jcrey Railroad foot 81 -
C1nrfisni - :. ~ "a, T. =. d. N SUNDAY Up H.
lie Philadelphia By Camden sud Afnhyy Railroad
Per - y x. foot of Barclay s........... re- p III
Z 4, " Ashhg, by Sew .Jrssy iiR.. {: 10 a. M lin .
sud 4 iul il. ~. o1t of 'ouADdi g sun'hy . p ia
Il. III. Wet ~ CeuifAi Kailro1d OF New Jrfsry.
foot OF e. l.i.udi 81. tid - y n....ahd VI
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another Formidable rio, would ensuc but owing to the
vigilance of the Fifth Wan d Police the ASSISTANTS were
put to flight and did not agm assemble to marcat the
colorcd mcn Thomas Trainor and Michael Wallace
both foreigners. were arrested cha scd with being en-
gagged in tho disgracefu afar but J stice Dodge be-
fore whom they had hearing dischargeo them ThoS
King was subsequently arrested as one Of he orgina
tors OF the rictous demonstration He was To- ked up
for examination.
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s,.,..,iup Letter fro,s Admiral snrrnru'.


4 conpcrhrnd caiholic journal ir New.iork
oririns,rd Ono story tiat e chal,h o. fpiai ~" pc
"a. bad been fohl--i b., Heu undoi Assusi lnia. T.
Tho Admiral his b,ra written tosra ih' 'as''i td
rcpllgsu, i'!!on' u,,.., n.,af.,t
DrAr sin You Mod n,io frsI~,thf 2. ODD POI + 81,
The church ~ Point coupe uas du'. received i' iH
rcpir have :" sinto ihsi snoald long ~" Ar'c pa
.vs ied The t'tadrIo.A TsiDDks 81 iie t.itf rl -
t,,,a H., t,i Two fltfs FIfhi iisi lh fe Nla nif
ono word of truth 81 tlr whole fivfy lnh. secondly he
cruise the character 81 ihe stnperltina "f % auiA'i
shows distinctly on it, face ~" violent political orPt
,in Co,erucni 10 Inslgatiur lt M. pre- hfnup
pos ION ~ ND scL jui Since you have fi'l Ay al ii'
10 thcm You have my fssurpncc ~ l'r utter fIried
80 fpr from any violations ~ tie Catholic churchts on
The Ml,sssipp have Oh a.. occasions aud under al
cir.umstnucca gi'cn tlru my protection. Hs would
10 nny Chrlstnn church. L. III particular cisc I'll
ever heard On the subject was that sgD'ri,ling
f%Psfs ' crown s%s Sd 0I' i%% a Sdesd
an investigation into he .lacjs, 9g', hniins 70
inquire II any such OUTRAGE had bcen committed against
his church; and Il 1t lad. the articles should Dc re
placed and the offender punished me pile.t fcPiod
that nothing had been touched Ia The enhfe as hid
of biz clothes though not Of IT, aud 80 The matter
ended when we were about 10 destroy Donaldson
Vile for the repeated attacks upon oi boats ono OF ihe
Sisters OF Charity made signal b. us from the lc'"e ana
| sent bont to her She bes0ught m 10 spare tue
church property told hor ~ give herself no unensl
uess-it should be projected. Aud the church hospitals
and convent stand ~ monuments 10 the unlh 81
what ttato while everything around Them Is ne
siroycd therefore consider thu base fabrication a.
the product II malicious political opponent "i thc
Government seeking 10 make all the mischief he can
end Won are at liberty To Use tbs letter you may ihk
bcst for the yndicaop Of the honor Of tose under nay
command With manly thanks for the interest mani
fsted remain ,
u. o. fARRAGUT
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ALLEGED ARsos.-Oficcr Hoogland of tn,

Precinct late Saturday night. arrested
man named Daniel Stiles charged with attempting to
street. From the testimony taken by Fire Marshal
All appears that the prisoner qudrieled with his
VIII, " Of ofIke lot Of the crockery He then took
quant', :" ocdcothes piled them In the sitting room
the rest Of tn tenants bke in the door and succeeded
tn exnguishing he flames before they had done much
aomnga The accnsed was taken before Justice Os-
born at The Essex MaIke. Police Court who committed
him in default Of 500 baile
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DILL ID.

BAKER la Milliansbursh, on sunday o,,, ~ a., IL
Flirsb.,h 4, wife OF the Nry. sanuc' p"N"'' :" '' " w
5gi yesr Of Ter are. . an, ,., a
,,i 49, Gr.,sl an ~ .ins neat "a O'Clock T. ni:'
Nom tho fns, Bari.i Church comes Of f"'h aHa S""'"
finh streets. . =.
.AnPEN TFV - SaJl.piy on supiiy, - w. E's"''
-, ,,,J ~ ,..r. month sud 10 diNs.
r, r,r,i ,sn asr ri,ls on intsy oc', 20 n o ir
, 81" rom hrs ttr ~ li.nes Np. DO HA D. Ast"Nr -
r.nr,,,I ui,.J, .. ,tt 3ppy &c fe'. .'snl '-'"''
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kosEs.-L Prang & Co. Of Boston have just
ISSUED another set ofther exquisite chrome photographic
ABDUL" ricturcs They contain specimens of the best
KNOWN varieties of Roses The printing is perfect in
register and color that it is hard TO realize that they
nave no, been done by hand, with brush.
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Observation-Disclosures, Oct. 10.

ACADEMY or MCSiC-Emafl
WALLAI KS THEATER- Ro-ejse. 81 the Rife Bal.
NiBLOs GARDEN--Dsmou nd rythias.
WINTER GARDEN-Toodes ks, Ia tis Dut.
or MPiC IllEA1FF--I'oc q. hon My PTe,eryee
BARN. his Nj StI M-Indtu Chief. Ac.. Pyyio,,, &c
tho marvellous Oho.ti Marietta; On The Warning OF
cath
sLHAMRRA PAviLIoN-s4 rc.fani.a Arab.. .s.
PARK ThtATER ookgsj-sw-othesst and Wives
Dying fpr Love
olisnisn.
IgiINO is-Go.t.chst'. Gu .It
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ARRIVAL or THE BIESvILLE FROM NEW

OaIEAgs AND PoET KOiAi.-Ihc u. ;. steamship
Bhnyllc j. H. NJ Mullnny. commander, arrived on
Snndey morning nom New Orleans Qth in,t) via Port
Royal O5lh.) Since her departure hom The Br9okiy N
NayyYnrd she has been attached 10 the Western Cur
Squadron. Admiral Farrngut commanding. She his
been the flag ship Of the bockading squadron on the
consf Of Texas Tor six months, bl"ckad'ng from
Sabine Pass 10 the Rio Grandc. She has visited almost
every place Of importance from the Rio Gronde north
ward IN rebellion. The following Is lot OF her OH
GERS
Commander j. Il. NJ. Muony: Lieut. and ~ o'cef' H. =
MeCoos Acting Masters frank Smith re1. Nhtmorc WIN.
Dles FNsri H. shcnch; Acting Aslstn, Surgeon ,s'c
r. Coaicsi raymsstcr. wm. Wallace GOODWIN tme ~.
porer M T. Wright; Acting Second Ipgn,cT, Jared phy
and John Seerfnnn Acting Third Fngineefs iicnnri hfrps
and Henry B Goodwin; Acting Ensign b. NJ Moneiii a. I
lue Ma.iers Mates W n. Bpnd aud AIln bfoh Ht'i's
01uner George r. Finch.
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~. Oct. II, Dr. Joha

ELMnR-At Springfield j. on ssturd ~ oct IT, Dt '0"'
g. Elmer, aged IS years. ,,- r,,.
The funeral services will bs held az s Pr '.by'sln Churc
In that place Tuesday Oct. DO Il ~ me
without further notice.
Hh0EMAN-At NewUuecht, susduy. Oct. H. Sii'hie'
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited to attend M.
funeral from bis hate residence Tueaja y the 2Th a.
O'Clock p
MEAKlM-In this city Sunday morning II, g. sudt esy,
john Meaku, la tho 5lst year OF his ogc. i.
Dde notice VIII be given OF the funeral.
NICOL1he funeral services Of the late Capt Isaac Nicol
Company o. l2ih Regiment NJ " ". who Tel lin tho battle
Gettysburg the "a Of Jny will be held the Pre,by
terrain Church. In WsshnstoDve Orange Co unity, n L..
Tuesday the 10th inst, a; o'clock p. fi.
PALMER-n Brooklyn Thursday Oct. I5 al tsra lnger
Illness Cynthia, wife OF Jol amer, In the V'h year oil
her
TABEROn Sunday Oct 49, job Tsbrr In the g. n year OF
his
The relatives AMI friends of the family respectful invited
stte the funeral Tuesdoy the 10Th inst, 81 up M
from st. Bartholomcws Church. Great Jone, street
and Lafayette place.
WILLIS-At Blackberry Kane County, ~, Sunday OFT
IL, Horace Willis, aged 81 years. MI. Wi.s form esy
from Chatsuque County n. Y.
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Fire la Cincinnati.

CfyCrsNAIL Saturday. Oct. ~. l-Gj.
The machine establishment Of q. ID. Winchell
A. Co was destroyed by fire this morning Loss about
S2O. 900; Insured FOR s6Dy.
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Arrival from ,hc Gulf.

PHILADELPHIA, oct -, i-ob.
The supply steamer Bermuda, from the Wei
Cur Blockading Squadron, arrived today; Sho l,it
Pensacola on the MI inst Fever prevalent among
The .LopiIs She left Port Royal Oh ihc l1ih There
wa. 10 news there The Bcrmnd, did not stop ou
ClariestDn
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Ilailrouai Accident.

BDb4OS, Oct ir, I'oJ
The mail train from Ncw-fork on Saturday
night was DELAYED near London by freight train on
the trick and is not expected 10 arrive here until lnS
evening.
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Fire I'm New nrh.

NLwAEk , J.. N,tr r'Iny. Oct u. I-b'
SeayingS Mill, on the corner OF Warren aii'
Huffman streets were totally destroyed 10y hfc be
night involving quite serious l"B of stock aud bud
iags. Mainly insured Ia AcY York
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MrMpnIs. Wcdnesday. Oct. y. lsC.
MORE VIOLENCE TO Tng NEGnoys-RIoTous

DEMONSTRATIONS By LoSGsnOREhIN peace III"
ouct of the city bns been again disturbed IN consequence
Of an assault having been made on some quiet coo'e"
people by party Of Irish aboier'. From report n"oe
By Capt. Petty Of the Fihh Precinct to the Gen. super
intendcnt IL appears TINT on fridoy while n'nper o
co!ored men we've employed IN loading cotton al The i"
Of Roth Moore street, they were set upon
by gang Of l)ngolofemcn principally ir''Ainc'v
aud yvgy b. beaten I!g low VJaa.es |. va" ''A.'l
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NEwAgE =. j.. Saturday. % u. iroJ.
Brigade Major II. IL. Olds OF tlin cry Died
lasi niyLt VI iyphpa foyer
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Arrival Of Cotton NJ Cniro-The Defr"' OIL
Richardson Om the Tniiahaichie-no"s
Of Chp!aes,. Forces.

The steamers Omaha City and Belle have
brought up 800 bales Of cotton.
The M.mphis Bulletin Of the 10Th says The 30 Mich
gan Cavalry Lieut. Col Mercer commanding. encoun.
tered Richardson with 800 men. and four pieces of
,,tler, ON the TallaAatcie Richardson rclrcatcd to
OkOOns. ~ :, roc,
Col Hatch routed aud scattered the Rebel Chalmerb
command driving them oil beyond Taalatohie' and
gave No the pursuit Only when his ammunition was eA
hsusted
Gen Swccncy's infantry toos the wrong route bu'
for This error most Of Chalmers force would have Dceh
captured.
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FIRE IN EIGHTH AvENUR-At 10 o. IN. on
Sunday fire broke out at No. 49e Eighth nv ynue occr.
cnpcd as lager beer saloon by John Ridoler. Loss
about 500.
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,f,u. tyo.. ut the t'o-f-Oni,r.

Dor Gtsst nr'-- and the coa,incr. ny 'terr-r 49,
Peril N.tnr.isy Oct - . m
For south irCihc sai ,cniral Am~rs, ~ Steamer
tccln lr~cn N-fnesfsy. OCT 1....f.--.-... W. . H.
foI sh',fnia sc. daily Sund,y ptsil psrii-ni
,in = Is o.. and 3.
Norff-kiIauy md an aud -. IN
Nori erd "A 81 WAY T. ~
n ...r,i Sail Via ffis Rslrosd .........5. md =
suf, and .,utl Ne,i.n, 81 No. "A aud lo D.
f...rr, NIL .............. 80. I and q. p
New bedford trwrof aud fs Kivcf.......+.-.. p NJ
N. Lon. Island Mail closes ~ rp.. aud | y q.
sunday aal..-On sandaN 81 mails ,lO.e q, } y IA
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 1863

retiring viii ohcerfuy do 30. feel that this Ia M
time for individual interests 10 stand In the way of the
salvation of the country. II tho duty Of oyery oya
and patriotic citizen % 10 willing TO mako sacrifices 10
sustain tho Nationul Administration In It's efforts TO
save the country this s hour OF trial and trust
shall not DO found wanting In the performance OF my
duty.
Again thanking you for the honor you have done mo-
remain respectfully your obedient servant.
JOHN KEY5En
To TIIror C. CowDiv esq Chairman Of the Union County
Convention.
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Grover & BnkcE's Sewing biasidnfs
WIRE AWARDED
TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Al TIE FOLLOWING

TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Al rHE rulLcwIsc
STATE FAIRS ar los
o. tho Be., F,ml, sewing Machines IT, Be- Mnft.ar
Ing Machinss sni the Bet Nlchnr Nasf'
NIW.YUHh STATE FAIR
FIRsr PRH-rrs FAMILY hA HISf.
Inst rRKyira roR DounLE nnYAp hAchiS&
FIRST PRErJus voR MAcBIsE MORN
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
FIRST paEvIus rDs FAMILY MscHrrg.
fBsT PRgNra FoR M,sUP.,rrHiNG NAcAv.
fiRsI iKgAIUA FOR AAcHiSk W OAK
IOWA STATE FAIR
fig.r pRSprA FOR iAsiLr Ntcnis-
Fm5r PRssiUa ron MAsvYAcrrHisu 'AcuNA
fIasr fr.snipH soR MACHINE " oak.
MCNHGNS STATE FAIR.
rissr PREMIUM poK FAMILY NisH'sr
fia>r faEsira roR NASUr act tisa Nttaisk
tissT YRrsiun son MAonsG " o8'1
INDIhNA STATE VAR.
FrRsr rnsSIrs roa MAoHns yos Az rUArosss.
fIssr PREMIUM yoK NAchIsk onT
ILLINOIS STAVE FAiE.
siR.r rIKaTua VOR MACHINE FOR ,LI rrpP0s-s.
sIs,r R.s,rs soH hAcaist "oGI
KESTTcEY STATE FAIR
ifsFr PgE-lus MACHINE .ft PrRPD5rs
fissT rHEsfua Fon MACHINE W onk
Pennsylvania STATE fAlR
frs-r PnssIrs TOR MANUFACTURED 'sCHrE.
iIrsr rngYIua roa BxAuTrrL MAciIsE WORK
OnIu sfATE sMR.
fIRyr Pnsuiun ron MAcHssg WORK
AND Ar TuE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS;
CRirrFNDiN co Gt1 AGR'L 'sC.
fIGsT PnasIcs Foa sasiLr MACHINE.
isa-. lKEncA Yoa MAsurActuHisG MaohiSs'
fiNsr fkrstta fok sit'hisE ~ oHN-
cuaMPLAiN VALLEY va AGNL soc
INST PRRsirs FoR fAaity MACHINE.
Iiu-l FtssIua hAsrgACru ziNn MACHINE.
Ifsar PrHsIux MAcniSf WORK
IAMPpFS co t'lassl AoK'l soc.
DiPLOaA j AsiLr MACHINE
DFLOsa Toa MACHINE WORK
FRANKLIN 90. ~. " FAIR.
EiFsg f.Hsgua Fok FAMILY NACuisy
Finsr FREuIrN FoR MASuyAciukSc MAca.SE
QUEENS 60. -. W AORL soc
fIEsr fEgsiUa FOR FAMILY MACHINE
WASHINGTON co. ~ " FAIR.
fussg rRANIus Tox FAMILY NAcAiSk
SARATOGA 60. ~ y FAIR.
FiRsr rRYSius TOR FAMILY NscniaG
MECHANICS INSTITUTE tFal FAIR.
/ fIksT PsxsIuN fOR MACHINE foR ALL PURPOSES,
ifAsg lnisua goE MACHINE " oHL
10 Tho sboyr coipri.c. all tho Far. - which Ia
s.ON<h a BAkER MACHINES wrrr eAl,blri his yea
N ncsgy III of them the leading se"ns Maeaine. were :
| coialsi,,on.
sALEROOas, 1923 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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The nbers Of The College Of Pharmacy requested o
the Of John Milhau Son No. ~; brDldwsy
ibis day Mondsy) q. o'clock to make suitable sr
attend the funeral " ste eFIedeni,
JOHN HEAKIM. Y. ". BEDFORD. secretary.
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Cloihins.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
MEMS BO,S', AND CHlipNENs
NtN,s BOYS, AND CiuLDRENS
FALL sly LES.
FALL Sly LES.
FALL Sly LIS.
rI,nK,s Nos. 3la 400 and ip2 CIARNs
~ >nE,s Nos y..5 100 and i02 CLARk's
,iaWks Nos ayI 400 and iOlt CLAIMS,
BONERN, n. Y,
ROWfRN, n. u,
BOWERY, n. ",
o,ro.l,, tho nh Regiment Aruiofy.
oupo.ite tie 9Th Regiment trniory
Opposite tie .th Il, ssinens AInsory
linz THE CHEAPEST
flls REST SELECTED
STOCK EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY
PRICES REDUCED
PRICES RFDut I'D
PRICES REDUCED
r,,pSry PR (FNV BFLOW BROADWAY RATES.
-, Esf. rFV CtNi BELOW BROADWAY RATES
~ an,l r.,N Gent BELOW BNOAQWAI EAtEo.
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y noillceo Notices.


NF- YIN u" ioN '"'
rxr,sr o. fas
49,
-
NiDur Ht,osisn tFsSrs.
ftGnf HlpsHf,s tfarfs
hl-lil Do 'o~i'D iFrke'
D.
h''" d. 'o-IN' ''sH''
H'." hi''-'se ''''''
,r.r..I. i,-If..,. - ts..r..f r-ffi ID. ni.tir.i
~. ~. "A p~...i,f.i ti,.... f..a ..h,.f lf t.A.s is
-. 49,, ...,, IN, Fn,tas > Sos.
$500 s,, .. s' 49, 49, ',usa.
... - ''l-.
~ = '.
pu ef.uftsf's ArgVO.!N i. n stimulating,
% e'if '. 81 ''', 80 e,,,.t.' Den
a. e ,,'. e. i... lla. f.lns .s.i of s4n t.In.nf pe
..st esss. 4 H fo rfsa il,. .i i,ns l.4s 'rtr
i,.o.,, So. 80 f.. 10 y.
kLN,H 'hinA
Dfssrn tfIs nrliy issofs.e'i pifis
I,,' .r,. iiy T.. If,.,d " plain
faScg iaricLrs etf. etc. u.
80 sU lnolsw,, opposie ne n NilAoas h,sa..
c.. A., me.
NV -" az ''S'"'''
y A 4.
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tssB.ll %.

EAKTR- sTRONti-At Jamestown. n. y, on Thnfsdsy og
H. 1861 hy the Gs, Dr. Roc Geo. ". Baker 81" New YORK
to M. Monic H. strong d'usicr Of scby Strong oil James
town. No casds.
IiALsEI -NlsE--On 1lprdsy. oct, ID. la Na'h :, con-
10 C. ~ fe houfr OF The brides Hrcns By ne Rev l. -
Mcfns Norwood A. ilalsey Of broosiyn: To Lanis siI
snii daughter Of Sllnui Ni.c esq OF the iormrf '"y
No clids. -
NlEsCH-MULLIgAN-O Sstmdy, pc,. u, ~ We w. ~ ~" -
Pfesbytclinn Church. by tho Rev ~ H. NC, ~ An
k..rh sud Eliza daughter eftlr Ito hrv jon" """s
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Wheeler * wilson, sew Ina liachinss have on
he HIGHEST PEEMit NJ Il all the mpottin: STAY hhi
N.ehsncs Fsir. where exhibited th, season Odee No. %
BIoadwa
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NORFOLK Oct. Ii, 1863
On Wednesday the following order was pro-
mugatedsn this city and seemed 90 meet tho wishes of
the entire portion Of the Union commnnity;
HEADQUARTERS NoRvoLx AND PORTSMOUTH,. |
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The l.rsefsnberx scasia''ir pi,'e
sJiB1 NiLLIkns r., N.w 0gg,

A. fhr he,, ir IL v0s fDr font ra' nd ir
!SDfs EsrlOS-I sIIPariDS ilgArsca6-fEss--sFf s
-BILf0gss liFAxrsras ciDrY - rAcszA-t .Arv
LEsca Asr Of iPrz.grR-DB PtgsiA-Llyz1 tose..A.sr
--tfKIPISss--t Eyzk,
D. I,g, N fieIy g,,r srHBpra and f5rr m f' rat
thu ere, g,,- Esrssofe ne b0r = gfcf
sor iiiioa he Gya>,en5sry re-. IL be Jonaf IRt
TIM any Sfb>rs. -.
~ Por ~ csn's per box o. sr rceip' o. o. dJsisr
30 By us. ;Ees " -tis Q, ay '.t u
the
~ Al ord,rs fr GfIe,nf~rg n,d due. 81, - - 81
d,ss.eJ d J. T. Bri-e "a. -. Rel: INT ftf,i Lspscs
bsry Ias'ifafe No i.,o william -. .hcS-i5fx
~ H. Bridg- riN c,al ciit - 'ienfs sJ,e f,. -
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, 1863-05-02
War and Romance.

During the late movement against Vicks-
burg the national transports were fired up
on by a rebel battery at Skipwitn Landing,
not many miles from the mouth of the va
ZOO No sooner was the outrage reported
at headquarters than the Admiral sent an
expedition to remove the battery and de-
stroy the place. The work of destruction
was effectually done not a structure which
could shelter a rebel head was left stand
ing in the region for several miles around.
Among other habitations destroyed was
that of a Mrs. Harris, widow lady, young,
comely, and possessed of external attrac-
tions in the shape of hundred and fifty
negroes which she had contrived to save
from the present operation of the decree"
by sending them up the Yazoo river. But
Mrs. Harris was a rebel-intense, red-hot,
in her advocacy Of Southern rights, and
her denunciation Of Northern wrongs. AL
though she had not taken up arms against
the Government, she vas none the less sub
ject to the indiscriminating swoop of "lhe
proclamation" her niggers, according TO
that document, were free, and if "the Con-
federacy' failed, she could only get pay for
them by establishing her loyalty in a court
of justice. Her loyalty to the Yankee ma
ton mot she She was spunky, as a
widow of thirty can be. She would see
Old Abe and every other Yankee in the
happy land of Canaan before she would
ackno wledge allegiance to the Washington
Government Nevertheless, being all she
possessed of this worlds valuables, she
would like to save those niggers.
Nothing easier" suggested Captain
Captain Edward W. Sutherland, of the
United States ram Queen of the West, who,
attracted by her swapping black eyes, en-
gagged in a friendly conversation with the
lady, after burning her house down, "noth-
ing easier in the world. madam"
"How so, captain? you don't imagine 1
will take that odious oath, do you? l as
sure you / would not do it for every nigger
in the South"
"But you need not take the oath, mad
am-at least not that oath"
81 do not understand you, captain said
the widow.
L said you need not take the oath of al
legiance; you can establish your loyalty
without tat least" with respectful
bow, 81 car establish it for you
, 1863-05-02
.Tndeed: now could you do it. captainl"

'Indeed; how could you do it, captainH"
"Simply enough. l am in the Govern
ment service. l command one of the boats
of the Western navy-technically denomi-
mated ram, madam-down here in the
river. OF course my loyalty is unimpeach-
ed, and, madam, l assure you it is unim-
peachable. Now, if we could only say to
the Government those niggers are mine
The Captain waited a moment to see
what effect his speech was producing
"Well, said the widow impatiently tap
ping with her well shaped foot on one of
the smoking timbers of her late domicil
"In short, my dear madam, you can save
the niggers, save your conscientious scru-
Piles, and save me from future life of mis-
cry, by becoming my wife"
The captain looked about wildly, as if
he expected a sudden attack from guerril-
las. The widow tapped the smouldering
timber more violently for few minutes
and then, turning her bright eyes full upon
the captain, said, 'I'll do it."
The last arrival at Cairo, from Vicksburg
brings the intelligence that Captain Sulli-
van, of the ram Queen Of the West, was
married. a few days since, on board the
gunboat Tyler, to Mrs. Harris, of Skipwith
Landing Several officers of the army and
navy were present to witness the ceremo-
ny, which was performed by a Methodist
clergyman, and Admiral Porter gave away
the blushing bride. She is represented to
be woman of indomitable pluck, and for
the present shares the wild life of her hus-
band on the ram Queen Of the Vest Chi
cago Post, Feb. 8.