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The New York herald., 1863-10-27
Musical.

"aAeExrH" At rHx ACADEMY or uusic.
There = large ard fashionable audience ai the
Academy Music last night verds great opera,
sMacbe,a" There be doabt hat the composer
Gas succeeded doing justice to the subject The music
h grand the scenes ably carried out, adhere
closely 10 tho story told by The great bard thus giving
scope for impressive sviing
Nine. Mcdor, a. LADY Macbeth, 10 certainly most e1eo
Give shc sngs and acts roi, sdnirably 1hs "Brn
disi" which she sang daring the banaae, scene with
much spirit was loudly encured.
slsncr Beilini wss, fortunately, In good voice, and
acted well He was much applaudod during the evening
sisnor Iot seems In fair way 70 become favorits
with pubic. Though h. has but little 10 do Ia this
opera what he di Stag most successfully rendered
He met With . hearty Hu voice n sweet and .
slough Lot very powsfu very symp.she,c. he sluss
with expression and feeling. t.r
On Wednesday evening we are 10 have shs "rrovs.
Aossr with powerful cast--ums. hedosi, Nile salsss
haasolsui snd Be,aL
rnE soTrscuALa coscxRr.
Tonight the third of the grand concerts given ., Ivvu
Hall By Coilschak will take plscs fhs prosrsmns b
rmsnensely attractive
PROMENADE ooroxxr.
n seventh regiment wIn sivs, on Saturday evening
ssxs their srnosy, their nrst psewsnads concert fos
e. saasoa rhess noss agreeable ssrssanenss are 70
- sssn.s1 Aurssg ~ wAsss, 60 VII doussls psevs
vusv a3ssHsssvv
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HKsRi guEs--GRsENwAY AT Wilton, Maryland, on
Thursday Ocpobor 22 ut the residence of the brides
father, by the Rev. 8. W. Champion, osxrH HRxMoUE 70
SsRAH B GKxESsAv, daughter Of Jacob fioks.
HowARD-GU oy.-Ou Monday, Cctcber 10, by the Rev.
DR. Price, Mr. JAMES X. HowAKD TO Mrs. ExAsoR e. Guox,
all OF this city.
RADFoRp-LuDLAN.--0n Thursday, October %. by the
Rev. Dr. Rogers, JAMES RADfoRD to SUSIE v. LUDLAM,
daughter OF Isaac 7. Ludam all OF this city.
RAyMoSn--ARBrcKLR On saturday, October "a, at the
res1cace OF tho brides mother, Communipaw, N j., by
the Rev. Mr. Putnam, Mr. Jons 5. RAYMOND TO Mss MARv
T. ARBUcKIE. No cards.
lIovxRiING-SgIiIAAN lin Brooklyn, on Monday Oc.
tober the residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev Jared
b. fiagg, d. D., RuDoirH scipsEslsa w Miss hAKy L.
SKiILxAN, all Of that city. No cards.
rucxnR>-sHAR - --0n thursday, October ~, In 81.
Marks church. Philadelphia by the Rev. J. X. Murphy,
FASxISG c. lcKrR, OF Brooklyn T.. and MARY FEsSK
LIN snAarLx daughter the late A. W. Sharpes II s~rum
Farm, Delaware county, Pa
wxTsos-WHNnr-on Sunday evening, October IS, by
Rev J. Frcel, Mr. JoBS wAr~ox. ship carpenter. to
Txaxss daughter Of Mr. r. OBricn, No. lis Hudson
nue., Brooklyn.
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Whs Russlan O0eers, and Their Visits %
washinston ana PhiiadsIphia.

Admiral Lsovski has transmtted the following letter
% Mayor Henry, Of Philadelphia
In HouoRAsts THB NAvoR ov PMrApurmA,-
6m-0u behalf or myself and the officers under my
command beg 70 express 70 the feelings Of deep
t4atitude and high regard wh which have received
ths invitation OF your Select and Common Councils 70
visit your city.
Your Offers Of hospitality have pesn most highly ap
pR0ciatcd, and after shall have fulfilled my duty Of
complimentary visit 70 the chief Of your nation, the Pre-
Ndeat of the United States win certainly be most gra
plying 10 cah At different seaports whose ciiz zens have
honored us with their invitations.
am, sir, with highest respect
Your most obcdisnt servant
g. LIS0vSKf,
Rear Admiral Imperial Russian Navy.
FLAosmr ALxxASDEn NEvsS1, Oct 20, 1888.
Tus RUSSIAN ExcuRsuoSsrs AT KLuTRA.
Eixfss, N. Y, Oct 20. 1893.
Tho Russian onicers arrived here al 6ve o'caok this
Afternoon BY special train from Buao, highly pie assd
with their trip thus far They are comfortably quar-
tered a the Brauord Horsc for the night aud will reach
New York atop r. 70 morrow. Great credit daeto the
nanagement OF the Ers railway Tor the elective
arrangements made by them TO conduce ths pleasure
1f their
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Tho Cunard mail steamship olympus, captain Muir,
wiz leave BATON tomorrow for Liverpool.
The mails Tor Erope win close this city at quarter
past one and at halr-past five O'Clock tins after
mon 70 10 by railroad. f5rl ~
The New YosK HErAiD-Editon for Europc-win be
published at eleven O'Clock this morning.
Single copies, in Wrappers, ready Ter mailing, i've
cents. u.f l-a
Sampson Low, Son Co.. AZ Ludgato Ill., London Eng
land, will subscriptions advcrtisem uts tor
the New York HERALD.
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OmcIaI Drawings or murray. EDDY rs
o. 3 kentpokv aua hssseuu osats Lotssssss
=. xEsrooxv. ExxHA CLAss 655-oc. 56. lae1
26, 81, 3, 40 G5 4, 4. IS. 81. 2, T8. IS. -, IL.
KxmrvoEr. cLAss 6ss-oc,. 70, 1854
10. 48. 2. 20, 81, 10. z, "A. 40. &c, rs, Is, II,
az, 81, ~.
MURRAY, xDDY 90,
Coyinzsoa Ky. g. Louis 10.
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Omcs.l Dra w,.xs es sas shs,pz oe..sss

Ezra. CLASS ess--oct n. lsss
CLASS 6ss-oct. ~ issS
SO. a., 10. 80, a., AZ. 81. "a. 20. 60. %. 6S.
ExrRA CLAss 655-oct ~ 1863
80, AZ, 8. A, l6, 81, 2S, 2. l3, 81, rs, 20, 81.
Glass c56-Oci 26 1875
Is. Sc, At. IS, G, ~ II, SO, 8, so, n, ~, 81.
Circulars sen. by addressiu.
Spcoess0fs to Jno. A. Morris Co
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rJ,IiE FRENCH TOBACCO PLOT.
HE FKEACH TOSAcGO ILOr
THE FRENCH TOBACCO fiOr
fu reports the Great Race Meetings al r. Louis aa1
rhlsdeIIh Trotiinv al af tho Wseoa
Rides OF Lo III Road W ssy Fi-hIng and shooungs
Cricket Ease att Billiard 1tr King n and AbrcA1
Aquniics Coming Matches al foaghkc~pale and else
where Army News, theatrical Ani hhow News from Al
pa . of tho COUNTRY. and all the sporting News
aEE WILKES SPIRIT. PON SALE ENEHYW iiEN4
SEE WI.kkS' SPIRIT FOW aAIH EvENiWHaRh
1000 -rAFER. rAPER.--is6J -GREAr RUSH Ov
QUO. -op,- 10 % stfe~,, New YORK. near WI
Ian, with old spaprrs boot. and pamphlets bine. We
IN ali Kinds OF stock the pcnpe all ths
rnou from Maine tn Srw Orleans are gaihcrn. mp all NE
o papers books pa,nphrts aud whatrsev theycan ~
per or aud s~ilnR them the ~ho
,hr highest cash and that 10 s tho lars ps~r dcpoe,
~ win from i've Worth W t. ~etv
tbnuss nd dollars THOMAS G. BENHETr
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Prizes Casiied3 "a All Legaifze0 Lotto.
Ties. Information eiven. Diamond Jewelry bought
r. 0Ai0E Broker.
\ 738 Broadway. Aator pAse.
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Pcv.opnl ImtrllIceuce.

PcvsOn al Iutrll ige emcc
Major General French, while leading his column at Au
oarn Va dnrng tho recent charge the front ofAhs
Army OF the Potomac received a bullet " his Aat
Bvigader General Elliott has been ordered from the
Army Of the Potomac 70 the Army OF the Cumberland.
Brgader General Carr has assigned to the COM
mand Of the Third divsiou Third army corps, o. tho
Army Of che Potomac ff n
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.yr. Court CAicndar-This Day.
6UPxnIoR (oURr.Part I--Nos. 32D1, 2587, 4x7. 1866
2575 2705 62l $751; 2029 1861, 1900 29GI 6J 1896.
Part 2Nos z4o4 2326, 2570, 252a 22s0 257i 2le 49,
2664, 2o9S, 1855. 1920 1924, 2626, 1850
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Roynl IIavnna L0ttery.-ThtrGy per
eeot premium pad prizes Information urnshed The
highest prce raid for douboons s kinds Of gn0 nn1
silver. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall street, H. Y.
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0mcini Drawings of the Library Asso-
ci~ton compaR,' = Lottery Of kestuckv.
EXTRA CLAIt s3i--ocl 26.lsdI WI.
8. SO. In. u, rs. 55 20. -. %, 80, 46.
CLAss yss-oct 2G l5Jl
43. 10. &c, }, 20, 80. "a, n, 6s. 81, Sc, 10.
CTcusTs sent ny addressng
FRANCE fills CO. Msss-ers Covinyton. Ky.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
NEW PERFUME pOR THH HANDKERCHIEp
"A EXTRACT OF TlIE
NIGHT BLOOMING CRRgUs
NIGHT BLOOMING CBREUs
NI0Hr BLOOMING CEREUa
NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUa
NIGHT BLooxIsa cgRxua
NIGHT BLoOMIEG cEREus
NToHr BLOOMING cEREUs.
moss erquisIte. delio- and fragrant Perfume dsied
from the and beautn 0ower from which takes lts
name.
Manufactured only By PHALON 4 SON
Ask FOR PuALDNS-TAkE NO OTHER
Sold By druggists generally
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Prizes Cash ed In all Lcgaitxed lotteries.
Information giyeo J. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall ssss1s
Nh N Y
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". A. Bachelors K"ir Dye-The Hest
In the world-hanless Instant reliable Sold By
ali druggists anu Ierfumcra Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Prfzes Casned IN All L~gaiized Lotteries.
Iniornatoa gv.n. JOSEPH BATES. Brokss. II Wal
No. I.
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Prizes Cw ~, ~h - all leRab1zed IsNteo.
information given. Circulars free Address beK
3Oi3 Post 0Glce. SHAffER & 90 06t Broadway.
1weaty third ssresA
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The SIoat Eilip tc Sewing Mach hinc.-
Premium arded the late fair Send for circular
sample OF work General asent A. H. sUPLEE. S37 Broad
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100 LArE ron cLAxsIslcArIo..


ATA srEcIAL sEtris0 oP THE FOURTH wARD
"A Constitutional uaieR Democratic 'iuh. heid 81
thcls Monday ming uctob~t 20 ios u. non.a
tion of AHacbyrpan for ibs h-,ond dishiet. Carts
Frrnrh y. Gurus Alderman unAnimohsy elected bus
positively declined and urged the sudGrsesnto of Wm
krt which carried Ahrr el.stnx Dc lexA,ss !" ns
Senatorial Convention the meeting adjourned.
Doss cAHrEhIERR, AvrEsrfoN-r PUBLIC
ID meeting held at ~ Broadway the foo~,nx r~~osss
uon was pss..d b! Tie Journey mrn lionaa .agsn"f.
day be Pnbl,she - IN tho dsp, pAi~r
). q. nos Co. TNrn,S nsnih rhss'ynrst and JAMS
streets wiard ssson r~sn,y ,hira ssfe.t ..1
street and Broaa~ay wm eaId. al HAST Tssfss suess
Robert Mcunnes.. No peley..r street: rscma. uA,d-
way u, H. Smith 20 Rorh hoofs stfsrst W. wiaon Ia
ia, elite place rsct Twenty ninh sIceti Dssrs~ ots
and Ninth MveDaesi L. BALDWIN l9s Kim ", rItas
coruer Forty street Aad I~rta board
Berry. Chn srcst Hood. Jhirsenth street. near Ho.sth
in Isst Tbirty ioarih s0ssi. wm, Hall Yif,S svss.s
slsE,s .,ssas.; H. Hsssns "a Ess; rsistssa,s su.ss;
0srmon hsdi'oa street ssA sal rs2ss'ins
nEuocRArfc CENTRAL oRoAsIzArroN,-NEn-
= Coe,er insiisuss, Too !" 90 r,ss1sL r'n.I oe'ssss
~ st ~ oeceh JOHN kkkR, fsssiieue
Jons Rocks scervAry.
L,OR sALE-A suEKMAN MORGAN H0Hsg. fsA
IL hands high blood bsy lsog msne snd tail ts res
lsat ssics hnrss ~osf ste splendid foe
sueeL
AArREos REGULAR DEwocnAro NOMINATION.
Flghth. Nuth aud Yfts~r'h ~nrds-HPhfg Ia rAHUA
Jas. =. sCHOffELD. Chairman.
Tmo. xeG,rsHs. Secretary.
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Married.

Wigs, roupces, Hair bye, HAIR Dyeing
and ModaviA Cream. for besutfying the hair. At W. A.
BATCHELORS Ii Bond street.
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wheeler Il wilson's sewing Machines
have the highest Premiums all the State and echa.
Do~l Fai,s where exhibited this Once sos Broad
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Fi0ws ra. AeatIdresses. COinHres. &C.,
The latest aoveittcs jus, received 81 hns n. HARRIS
12o Bruadwas.
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Diseases oa the Nervous. Seminal Vr,-
nary asd ssrua Systems New and rsLahls tea,ne ssn
reports ~ the Howard a ~~a.d ieter
envelope tree Of charg Address Dr y shlIn Horxhton
Howard ssociation, fhasdelphia.
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For sne unbr-lSmrry's TrIc0phe rOWs,
the best cheapest article Sold BY a druggists Ni.
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Album P' oiogrS phs, e1. CArtes de
vsIt. neat 81 s. not exceled being Aken ~
uuLMES, n Dad
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Fine Tros,tuw STOCK nv Refare~<

Fine TrOsttng Stock -By RsfereWee 20
Me aesan head 4 y be seen THAT pate cs vesy sesnns
SCuEN at s- iion i,oms 20 Dey street, Al no"n "
day. These hy bred and the stde their
dau Bashaws wnGn Ley strongy reasonable In
tcuiar beng In fsru, and Gracsful In
movement Thy would be quito AcquLsoa 10 the sta
blc cofan
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The Chea pest and Rest Carlos dc vlstte,
81 20 doxrn veu.ttes 81 80 dozen. CHARLES X.
BILLS COS IsroAtwA ~.
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Bogie's Hyperion rluid Restores and
dresses hair Bogie's Electric Dye In Try
BE convinced v. BooLK Boston. Sold svsJwhers
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Gowra ud's Powdve sabttie Uprcots Hair
from upper LIP. ov foreheads. any Of the body
Warranted 80 Broadway.
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Iron stWtels, Column, Capitals, Co.
HUTCHINSON 4 wICKnKsuAM. 80 Canal street.
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Beautifui Com Bloom
of Youth or LIQUID for preserving and beA
pie and skin. AZ broadway AID drss every
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

Deafness. Cstarrh ana An Diseases or
NE Ear and Throat reAisa BY Dr. LfoHrnIIL No "a 81
NAH pAos
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OvsrcOats, Coat Fires and KuOx's Fall
HAiHAn equally recr aed Just now but The RWOx
produ~tlrn Ia Of Sseciai wsrd Of
o. Its superior exceeu All tAsseo
Of Knox Hat Those who wish 70 obtsiw the
beiu. have mako pssgohabo
at KNOx's. corner ot BrtAdwny aud rultOa street
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Disease OF the Hsrvsws, sexual ann
Urinary Systems. koss msfssn ssd approved ,rpa,msut
ee- Gauss asd Curs" pistes. pvios aoa ~ MI
lkn Co. s11k Hros1wsy ssf ~ the s1thor prs WAY
son GD nroadwy Consnitstions IRON A N 70 ogP ri
Dr. Heaters once is ~ No. Division
aresl New Yorh city He has other oGcs. Ealzb-
nseN l0A 1isht rosms end rrvsss enisocs He e1res
9rean eruQNons TIE akin Of I'll ksnds
.na Dsasoeous inysriy o. ihs neot Asiais = Nosh
cn numAe IrAilty. usrvoas DeotiAy EAty Indscreiaa
$cesshsoss essth Ho~r 10 fson sA X unul soeosk
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Tan, FreckIes, saiIowness, Erupttons,
Spots spccss and all skin Bnshcs By 0oURAUDs
ItaIIan Medicaled Soap. tto Broadway.
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No Assor Houss
The dye applied By sklifui srtisia
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To lie r.isr. o, new rort -nssx,a In The shop AMI

e.stom deIaffm~nt'-
oas unisns shsr.s,~rs.,s esssrvsls 10 ,hsse -so-.
labor that Ais conhiBnx W .nhs.eS
iheif Infe.s they sf si coBtyssesto divide
ef their suoesss PLANT tooss sssiiy fsopd. ~he
charmed By the ainfsnsns sf tho rth man Tfyntsss
ysj the pas, Of .ses.r JsdAs .sa ,sa sss assr.s
pdrpose served ssa took The p.aes o s,fosi snf
ito hans iss ~oIthisss thIas s-sy-s
Jn., !. ard for S.ssa :. . No. "a. ga. q hists
Working rsioss Tssas Fr~'sciiss tnss Ia JsnSay
spd wbs ihs .iy ssd the eoss,y ssnersiy shsd y o..
pscssnt dnsu fs'ossss prsssi % snhsnrs hs PIKE
81 srsFy sr,es consumed by The .orsIaxmAn tbs srsss
tsss but .,oy Asqss.~ 20 meet ts~ir ass. ssa 20
Justly yfr~f ~ that tofy thxf
bssAtns " eoDrefs sssh dsnsnds forAsf
hat ops s,ion ns~ however. coufrouis essk.
s,snaipg he ~ 'snsi street ~si Bs"sd
Inst frn bsyins brsssh tH.aess ~ 1tes sif-ss.
haze hsfass sus@f~is tssf
bsnes snf sDo-inE "a the Gao kgs 80 t's sshy
% arnc@ ssbsiiainE hris engaged
siap ffaf~ ~ sstsfy ths aifesas = th.ss
fr-s sl.s~ tas,suefr This htek With ssd
rabic ibsir ns-sfsr~rs pay b rsiif.as ss.sysss.s
Other means. saa dosi, %, .iI srf Jaa
% y lsi.@ss ps.ss, f.isr. 90 ~ pas, . % s.s-:
h~raps~ a. sopghf ~ - et4irsf
sqssi ytsf. IN ~ iasisag ssa cfftsanT s.si
seeosaiy srsassi~ sssani aiieu bs~
zoe 81 ,ks shog dspsrsSss', wib bfsas
ess sisi 10 rs,f ~ 80 wards ~ "a 80 80 .ls
~hgss st rsss s,s iss.iiraI -iiL % BE
- .,.sa sl~,, fsa tssg saa sss., -. .sns q ss-a
lks fsfsni bsiy sne. sttf isssss -s assfToft
:. 30 - ,s. .s ss,o ,ssa, y ~ ss, 80 rss.
tGa fN funfs ssfrnfif frssa.s
80 puss.uts p - sg, Term psiii eaf lasi esssass
ri,g cgSrKsL coVsirrnx
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fIsasHn 80 .. 80 80 y gffss ihs lsr o . us
fFsssN .ti so farfs ia falstgl tssteril-.
atss % - . So . fsrfff.
"a sef .-nss f.ss.i aii. tssis rilasras tsstS
ElffAw " rgBDT
Aiat iytfss skiAzkSS. q.
hwtgu vi. ~
OEffNA ~ Htf,
Bnsrsf e. Urrrnfarf. fsffsk4y
ksr aan N1A ~. 10
DIhr wAND fEOrLSH pKsprsArff afNfia
- 4 maa H.stl sfttss 81 ~ aaf tFfs - 30 -
eat. laa.tw NNANr 81 81 sNIe HIHTlt ~ ~ " -
tlsu .tft tf.es fy~tfrf o. 80 ,. ttrf. ,.
slfFsss@f 80 as ~ii-f 3 se1s i.f-s ers - - -
a. fasas n Gee. HAef 80 80 -
80 sr -. - ~ai-1 80 ~ TAs~ss
4 gt.<, - -. r.-rs asfN - asf&yf b. us
- - ssf s.ss~fri sA~e sfgesss
.. 10 nasss - Nsl - vi sfss . sss'.f - l-o
gAHbN usfHN. ~. r,.xsx~~a
pssr.fs LssrEr -
rsrues Ncnst4ss. s~gsssssy
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,pup EFPCiAL cOsNffrNP APPOINTED ~ run
/ sff ~ Fsfsft s4srian ssians ftate s.si,a
rranfF faf 4 ws
a. sssfatta al flfaHr fr.l a. .fNysfg
s.rr.rs ~ - r.ais. - AslH nsaf.fs As
80. A. ks gtan tts Elerf Haf~tt .ssrs gs-s.
III fFr Ws, Ttss.Y. OF AZ. Ia q gfise1 q n
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TIE Captures at Charlsseowa.
HsApQuAkIuo, WunRH vIn0mA, Oct. 70, 1862
% Geo. 8. Coogm.-
1Osn Tmbodsn on shs 18th attacked tho garrison d
arissown, Shenandoah Valley, and captured ~ pri
nss with their arms trxnspoftation oud stores. To
SAs add tho prisoners already forwarded, making 3lo2.
4. E. LEE
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DIR. Ltghthsil. Author OF "a Popular
Treatise on Deafness Letters Catarrh &C., &C.
be consulted Deafness ca arrh N Head md
the various diseases OF the Ear
denee No. "a ST. Marks place Reception hours from
A. NJ. u.l3pM. III
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- Bosros. Nay ~, IeG.
DIR. LfoHrurlt: sir-1 take great pleasure nK that
the treatment catsrrh Ia
head and th roai has had The hsppssi iect
had been troubled for Of finte
dang fcrn aud threatened hut
thanks SKILL quite
ws Nov, n
NJ over CO.. Bangor ana Boson Erpress
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-03-28
TIE MYSTERY OF THE INDlANOLA.

From the Richmond Examiner, Mxrca a.
In the early part of the war, the Southern Con-
fedeYacy Was much direrte with the Yankee
fright at " msxked :" batteries, little thinking the
day would soon come for them to turn the tables
un US and join in general guffaw over our panic
vt gunbosts. During the summer of 1867, the
(beIieved by the immense ConradJ
pleaded earnestly for the fertilization Of coasts.
harbors and rivers, and endeavored to prepare the
public mind for tie disasters which would inevita.
bly, enSue as soon as the gunboats began to swim
in our waters. But, Mr.. Davis sneered at navies,
placed ills reliance III tho somnIent Mallory, and
expended his energies in the creation, on an aver
age, Of two brigadiers to each private.
Irue TO the prediction OF the newspapers cher
ishcd by the noble Conrad, the gunboats came
iney knocSed down the mud banks at Hatteras
and alarmed the good people Of the Old North
State beyond measure. Their next essay was
upon Fort Henry, little pen, which Mr.. Benjamin
supposed to b. placed, as hear as he could guess.
al lne confluence of the Nile and the Gang -
after that The gun boat panic seized the whole
country, and it became serious question at The
Navy department. whether liberty and the Sou
.herl Contederasy could exist in the presence OF
cannon floating on piece of wood in the water.
In this state Of diretul trepidati"n the unhappy
South remained until the night at Drury's Bluff.
On that emnence the fragmentary crews of Mr.
N@Nors e1p0ncd navy we're aSsehoieu 10 con-
lest the advance OF this moiern horror-the iron
gun5uat. Sailors, marines and middies did their
best, aud with the aid of Providence and some
spanky clod-hopper artillery from the neighbor
mood, succeeded in driving the gunboats of.
Here WAS bravery and skill; but the exploit was
no greater than the Chinese had performed OIL the
peiho. Yet the whole coutcderacy threw up its
hat, wept, danced, chuckled and shouted as ii Le
ynidas aud Thermopyls had been found again.
The event was great in that it dissipated in mo-
neui the gnnbost panic. since then gunboats
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POPULARITY OP Tue CoyscRIPr LAW .3He.>
THE SOLDIERS. The Conscription law is as popu-
lar among the soldiers as it appears unpalatabe TO
the Copperheads. A letter from Brigadier-Gen-
era in command at MurtreesbOro says that its pas
sage "electr:fed" Gen. Rosecran's army. Gen.
Hooker, men are of one mind as to its value to
tho National cause. They declare themselves
ready to see to its enforcement IN person, if need
be. 4 letter to Senator Wilson from Bris adler
General stationed at Baton Rouge, says:
s:lts passage and enforcement will certainly end
this rebellion in a short space of time. The
moral effect of such an act as this car hardly be
over estimated The people Of the South already
regad their cause as hopeless to much greater
extent than is imagined already their conscripts
desire nothing so much as to get to their homes; {;
they fight with no heart or hope. What then, will
be their condition when they see their fears real
lied and that the loyal people of this country
really mean to continue the war ?'
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Kentucky begins to get on the track again.
At the Union Convention 1T Louisville, on the
llth the loyal feeling was wonderfully strong. In
the afternoon, Wickliffe introduced Cravens Zap
propriate nameJ, the Copperhead Congressman
from Illinois but the Convention would not listen
to him. and he was kicked out amid groans and
jeers. All the counties except those bordering Oh
the Tennessee line were represented.
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gentlemen who arc acting during Mr.. Mallory's
permanent nap have discarded navies altogether,
end turr ed over all marine operations to Wild
Tennessee cavalry under Wheeler, mounted on
scrsggy ponies:
The Horsc-Mxriue system las answered admra-
bly til now. Bs.,of lateea new terror has turned
up. The telegraph brings MS tidings of something
which is tremblingly described as "Iurreted
Monster" Gunboats are deemed not more dam
gerous than dug outs, but when the case is alte ed
to an interview with Turreted Monster," then
the brave defenders of tho Father of Waters can
do nothing batter than make 40 toward the noun
tai 3.
The repolt ted fate Of the Iadianoid Is even more
disgraceiul than farcical Here was perhaps the
finest iron.clad in the Western waters, captured
after heroic struggle, rapidly repaired, and des-
tined to join the Queen Of the West in a series OF
victories. Next we hear that she was OF necessity
blown up III the true Aerrimac-Mallory style, and
whyl Laugh and hold your sides, lest you die of
surftit Of derision, o YankeedOm! Blown up
because torsooth : fat-boat or mud-scow, with
small house taken from the back garden OF plan
taton put on top of it is hoa ed down the river
before the frightened eyes of the Partisan Lam
gers. A Turreted Monster!
"a most unfortunate and unnecessary affair.""
says the dispatch Rather so! " he turreted
monster proved to be aat-bO, It, with sundry fix
tures to Great; deception" Think of that!
:. She passed Vicksburg on Tuesday night, and
tie officers (what officers y Believing her to be
turreted monster blew up the Isdianola, but her
guns fell into the enemy hands" That is pass
ins odd Her guns fell into " the enemys hands
after she was blown up!" Incredible! Mallory
m Tatuall did better than that with the Merrl-
mack
"1he QHsen Of the Vest, continues the face
tious despatch, left in such hurry As to forget
part of her crew, who were left on shore Well
done for the Queen Of the Weh and her brave otfi-
GERS. "Talsen altogether" concludes the mimi
table despatch, " was good joke on the Parti-
san hangers, who are notorionsly more cunning
than brave" Truly an excellent joke-so excel
lent that every man connected with this affair lf
any resemblance of the truth is contained in the
dc,patch) should be branded with the capital let
tiers IT A.'' and enrolled in 4 detached company,
to be known by the name Of " The Turreted Mon
ster,' srceforth and forever. We employ the
conditional tense because, as the resder will per-
ceive by Gen. Pemberton's telegram Of \ later
date, ME doubt yet exists AZ to che true story.
Gen. Penberton does not precisely cont adict the
original statement relative to the aurreted panic,
but ind Gates that the guns did not ial into the
euemy's hands because one of them bursted, and
the vessel itself is sunken in the river.