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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

CAIso, H., Dec r. Late accounts from be-
low represent that Marmaduke and Averll have
united their forces with those 81 Price, who were
sal 10 be crossing Red river into Texas. Prices
force was much reduced. and numbered less than
5000. large Federal force was pursuing him.
The rebels are much dsheartened.
The rebel steamer Platte Valley has passed
with 394 bales OF cotton for st. Louis.
Two Deputy Provost Marshals Of this city
arrested two deserters of the Tooth Illinois
regiment, near Dongoa, Yesterday when the
deserters attacked their eaptors, killed one out
right, beat the other until he was insensDle and
then escaped.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. a. A accommodating
party has retuapd from springfield and the base
Of the Blue Ridge
There Is no enemyln force in that quarter
except on the lines oil the principal routes
Reports are prevalent that Longstreet has
joined Lee but they are not tracaabe to any
reliable source.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1858. Senator Hale
offered resolution asking for an investigation
Of the charges against him, by the Judiciary
Committee, and it was passed without opposi-
ton PERLEY
New YoRk, Dec Is. The Steamship City of
Washington, from Liverpool the 2ud, and Queen
slown the Sd arrived this A. NJ
The Bank Of England advanced its rate of
interest on Wednesday to seven, aud on Thurs
day to eight rer cent; causing much depression
in funds
1t was reported that an undoubted ram had
lately cen launched at Hull with steam up,
and Immediately put to sea with sundry south
ern looking gentlemen. IL was reported that
the two rams On the Clyde, built for the rebels,
had been sold,
Steamer Arago from Charleston with later
news is below.
The Hralfs Washington dispatch ays it is
not expected the gold bill brought in by Sen tor
Lane will be passed
Elk Mayor Lenox Of Washington was arrested
in Baltimore last night He has lately returned
from rebedom.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

BosToN, Dec. H. The Chesapeake was cap
tured to-day THURSDAY of Nova Scotia
HALIFAX, Dec. H. The moyeme is o! the
Chesapeake since her first appearance in Sher'
burne have been narrowly watched by
officials and American citizens Of the province.
Her whereabouts were daily known, but the alb
senoe Of gunboats has caused delay in her cap
ture
On Tuesday the Ella aud Annie, Lieut..
Commanding Nickels, arrived for coal and was
supplied at Cunard's wharf. Receiving inior-
nation that the Chesapeake was at Lahore she
Immediately steamed for her arriving at her rem
devious at three = NJ, but she had left in the
forenoon The Ella and Annie Immediately
turned back and steamed to Lunenburg for or
ders, arriving there in the evening
In the meantime the officials receiving inior.
nation that the pirates were at Sambro notified
LIT. Nlckels, who Immediately steered for her
determined to take her at day light. On Thurs
day he,accomplished his object, the crew Offering
no resistance, but at the slg,it OF their pursuer
Immediately fed to the woods The Chesapeak,
was immediate taken in tow, and H. Nickeli
started for an American port
The Dacotah then came up and ordered
Lieut.. Nlokels TO take his prize into Haliia,
Tor the sanction OF the act, by the government
The three vessels arrived here at four oolocl
this afternoon Three Of the crew were cap
tured, only one Of whom was engaged in seiz
ing the Chesapeake, the others having sine
shipped in Nova Scotia.
The Niagara left Pubino this morniul
bound East IL is reported fiat the oiEcla
dispatch by the authorities to arrest the prat,
Braine to day were resisted,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

The BARBARrss OF TREASON. one Of the
rebel camps captured by our forces in Arkan-
sas, the following letter was found
{" In CAsP, Nov. 10, 1868.
Dear---:-we have just hung three Union
men at Cedar Glade, And intend to hang some
mere tomorrow. Captain Head has four OF
Eve ropes as click and greasy as hame-string.
with hanging Union traitors.
Yours. Al -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
Kent's East India Coffee

has twice the strength Of Java or any other Coffee what
and wherever used by FIRST class hotels and
steamboats, the stewards say there is saving Of 50 per
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
I)ERLLY'

WASHINGTON Dec. Ii. Since the arrest Of
the so called Chapman pirates, lately convicted
ia San Francisco, frequent applications have
been made for the pardon OF one of them-Al-
fred Rubery-by John Bright, the well-known
English friend Of America, with the assent OF
senator Countess and Justice Field oil California
The President has tnally consented to pardon
Rubery, who is an English subject.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

HyANNIs Mass. Dec. IL. The schooner Cla-
"a, lrem Baltimore for Boston, came ashore az
Great Point Nantucket, this morning. NO
one was on board She was without chains,
anchor or boat. | am discharglng cargo on the
beach. PETER FOLGER,
Wreck Commissioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

CHATTANOOGA, De. A. Col. Watkins, com.
mandlng the Kentucky brigade returned to-day
from cavalry reconnaissance as far as Lafayette,
He captured rebel signal station, six officers,
and forty Irlvstes. he balance OF large
force OF rebels fled
A rumor prevailed that Longstreet, 10 his e-
treat from Knoxville, lost four hundred prison.
ers and nearly all his cannon and trains.
HALIFAX, Dec. IA. The Chesapeake is doubt
less lowering about the coast There are seye-
raj traces of her since leaving Shelburne on sat.
urday. The gunboats in pursuit have not been
heard from.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

NEwBKRN N. O.. Dec IL, Refugees, who
reached here this morning from Wilmington,
state that Gen, Whitney, commanding the rebel
forces at that point, left with brigade recently
for Tennessee, and was relieved by Martin whose
command in Wilmington consists of only one
brigade.
The running Of the blockade of Wilmington
continues to increase 1t is estimated that hall
million dollars worth of goods arrive daily.
Gen Butler is raising an army OF colored
troops in this department The two black reg
ments of cavalry recently started are rapidly
filling up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

NRw YORK, Dec, Is. The Tines Washington
dispatch says Lee s cavalry epdeavored, on sun
day, to cut Gen. Meades communications with
Washington, by destroying the bridge across
Cedar Creek, near Uatletts Station Abou, sew
en- hundred made dash against the guard posted
at the bridge, but We're driven off alter short
fight. The line of railroad from the front to
Alexandria, will be protected by both cavalry
and infantry hereafter.
The Tribune has private advices that the Sc.
cessonists OF Havana doubtless acting upon
private advices from Dixie, have given over the
rebel cause as past paying for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

Il used daily by he families o. Ri hop Baker, and many
Of the most distinguished cergyen and professional
he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

MAIDEN, Mass, Dec. Is. The Maiden bank
was entered between eleven and twelve this
morning, the Presidents son murdered and as
far as known all the funds taken away.
The murderer entered the bank, shot the
book keeper at his desk, pointing his pistol over
the screen, the ball passing into the temple of
the deceased The bank was then robbie / of the
sum Ct $4,000. No trace has been discovered of
the murderer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

the most healthy beverage known, and is very nutr
tlous. The weak and inGrm may II at all times with
impunity The wife ofthe Rev W. hays, local minister
Of The NJ E. Church. Jersey City who has not been able
to use any Coffee Tor fifteen years, can use
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. II Upto yesterday alter
noon 1t had been decided to place the whole
matter Of the exchange of prisoners in the hands
of oen Butler, but this morning Gen. Hitche
cock eit for Fortress Monroe with final props
ostioa to the rebel authorities relative to au ex-
change. If they ore refused, retaliating meas
ures will at once be adopted by our Government,
A bill will soon be introduced to Congress
increasing the pay Of commissioned officers in
the army twenty pot cent. PERLEy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

New YoRk, Dec, A. New Orleans letters
state that Gen. Banks had a fever, bnt was not
seriously i'll however, and has returned to New
Orleans to recruit
The prize barque Theresa arrived at New Or
leans. She was captured Of the Rio Grandg by
the Granite City. She has a cargo Of cotton
valued at 800, 900.
NRw YORK, Dec. IA. The IriJlns's Wash.
ington dispatch says the Loyal League Conven-
ton requests the removal Of Secretaries Blair
and Bates, and Gems Halleck and Schofeld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

NV YORK. Dec Is. The Times cores
pendent from Portsmouth, Va, informs us of
an important expedition undertaken by Brig,
Gen. Wilde, commanding the negro brigade in
Gen. Buffers department
Starting out IRON the vicinity Of Portsmouth
on the 9Th and marching in two columns, by DIFF
ferent routes, they united al Huntersville, N. @.
where an advance was made on Elizabeth City,
which was occupied on tho lOth without oppo-
sition, the rebels being taken by surprise
ARTILLERY aud cavalry, as well as a c1nsidera.
BILE naval force have lett to cooperate with Gen.
Wilde, and Elizabeth City is likely to make the
base Of important operations.
Gold s. ,53 IA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

advise my patients 10 drink t universally even hos,
to whom have hitherto prohibited the use Of Coffee"
The Principal Of the NEW YORK EYE INFIRMARY
says drec! all the patients Of our Institution to us
exclusively
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

CHICAGO, Dec. r. The Illinois Supreme
Court, by decision rendered to-day, have sus-
tanned Governor Yates action in proroguipg the
legislature last Summer,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
Kents East India Coffee
Kenf's East India Coffee.

d.. JAMES BOYLE Of 1866 Chambers Street, says
nave never known any Cohee 10 healthiu, nutritious
free from all injurious qualities os
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
Kent's Enst Imdin Coffee

has the favor Oh OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, ana
but half the price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
QUACK EosrRUM MAKERS,

through false certificates ans references and recons
cations Of their medicines BY tas dead, who cannot
pose or contraOie them Or h0, besides, 10 isnhs
Their mpositiOa copy from Medical Books much thu
ir written Of q qualities and effects OF different herb
tracts Specifics &C. most Of which II [ OF all contain
Mercury because OF the ancient belief Of IL curiri
everything but now kao&n 10 " xii more than i
cured End those not killed, con.titutionaly injured IA
life
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

who know litt 0 the nature and character Of soso,
Diseases aud IT, to their cure Some exhibi orgi
Diplomas Of Institutions or Colleges, which negef ~
sted IN any pal Of the world others exhibit Dina
mas Of the Deau how obtained. unknown not 6p,
assumng and advertising in names OF those inserted
the Diplomas, but to nrlher their imposition s,En.
u mes of other most celebrated Physicians iong I'M
dead Neither DE deceived by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

engaged IN treatment OF Special Diseases, a fact
Known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants ~
rroprietols &C. that he Is musa recommended ~ !
paficlarly 10
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m E AIDES AR m Y.
MIR. wi,,lam Yo.ng's Despatch.

Army or TIE PoIoHAc, Nov. 4, 1859.
Tho weather is delightfully."- like the Indiin summer.
and the army glorious spirits Large quantities Of
stores, as well a. army supplies Of every dcscrip
ion, coming up TO he front. Occasionally every
unable 10 do duty is sent To hospital At Washing
aud one OF these oocasicns-s the present There
under tho admirable discipline aud management Of Gene
raj Meade slcE mon, no suffers trains, no extra
herses H. the army 10 embarrass its most rapid
ments AZ any This What its condition should
always bo.
The cavalry corps has established hospital In the
field, tho surgeons connected with which Dr. Wood.
Of the Third division DR.. MITCHELL OF she Eighth Penn
syvaliai Dr. Wsner, Of tho First Massachusetts, and
Dr. Bliss. Between eight and niue hundred sick and
wounded patients have been under treatment there
during tia, peat month"; f whom sixty per cent have
turned to duty. One hundred and seventy OF these
patients were sent TO Washington this evening
The guernss bold, daring. reckless and murder
ousy Inclined Yesterday they captured Eli sproat Of
tho Fourth Vermont; Bishop OF the Third Vermont,
and orderly connected with the Second division Quar-
termnsters Department Of the Sixth corps. who went
out ioraging Sergeant Rhodes and lieuton.
OF the Frat Michigan cavalry left Alexandria yes
tcrs afternoon for the front and when passing through
Centrcville attacked the Notifications BY
guerlas. The sergeant was shot shrough the tom
plo and killed instantly. His body is now
at Union Mills, his personal effects and money being
disturbed by his murderers. Tho Lieutenant cap
tued Another soldier chased fred at and attacked
by euerillas Fair AK who robbed him OF seventy
two dollars, stripped him Of his clothing and let him 90.
General Corcoran has requested the military authorities
10 refuso all officers and soldiers permission to to Tho
army through Fairfax aud Contrevle without escort
Tho rapidlty with which transportation is conveyed
the aIitary railroad may he Illustrated by stating
tina, Eve Gays ra,ions aud forage conveyed from
Alexandria to warrenlon between six O'Clock last
ing and ten O'Clock this morning
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The National Te,exrn phIc u.,o..

The National Tcsesrapalc Union, representing ali tho
telegraph ines thn United s,stes, convened "a this
city on Monday, November q, at tho Everett Uou.e.
The uliou coossted representatives. n twenty four
asric from the States u Maine, Msss,chuse,y. Rhode
l.pd. G cnneciIcut. New York, cnbsylvanla Mary and
eirso1Ti ard the istrict O. Columbia.
Tue temp-Fnry organization was effected By the np-
Lhair.
Acnstatou WINS adopted, tho main f~a,urcs of which
hsvo aieeidy appeared IN lIxRsrp and the flo<n.
cGcsrs eiectsd Tor The ensuing year
Trendsnf--james u. smith, of Ner York
rbs Pr tiaf--C. W. Hammond az ~ Icuis
Tyeasxvef---Jsncs Patrick of f'hifsdsiphin
6soarda0 sec's sry--A y. Aplin, o Nes YORK.
Tn'r,srs11frJ Ssc5 c5odry--T. A. DAWN. Of R~t<o
Ths 60 ven,ion, after q vote OF thanks Lf1c uvonve
Lrs of The Lvcrs aud Astor Houses Adjourned sn< a.,
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WsR DsrAHzEsT, ADHrANr GsSrssLs Ovrcr,
WAsHSaIoS, Oct. 70, 1888.
cFSsnAI ornras.--so. 400.


Tm rnxzrrSr PasrRp roE IN NonroIx AND poavsorru
Won last sunday regular Episcopal services we're heid
In ~. Panl'a church. Norfolk. Va In which oe courss
ths President Of tho Unsed states prayed fv Two
weeks previously like ssrvcs held In Puvssnoush
Va These were the 1rst occWions which the prayer
Scs the President q The United states had bern used N
The services uees cities the pssnsxe the s<cea
shs .fdlfnrre. The Rev N Y Wiling, ~ New YORK
- fse oH1cistine clergyman on both occaslons Geo
thr 80 srd sfAn, tosfttsr With humber u csw
trnors. ~e'e rre~enf she sreiences whch wrrr vory
hssr mo~s hssh'y appreciated shels ssrvev apd ser.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
rhs rovss~~ Fleet.

ARRIVAL OF AN ITALIAN LrH-ov-BArrLs-sHrr.
1bs Italian IIns- -ofba,is ship Rsgsanisoms, Commsn
der vsscailo from Gibraltar. sndI from BsrmsdA,
arrived In our hasbor ysstssday Afternoon.
After dropping anchor abe saiassd the fort Cover
pors Island the French isss and the Russian Admsais
nag-,hs too latter were replied to. she aas oosiss
vcsss being Of three thOussnd Eve hundred tons bar
then propeller, with engines of four hundred and any
horse power; carries nny-eshs guns. and bas ocnpss
meut q oosrs end sailors Wondering hundred and
forty men.
she spe.Ored In the North river, above the R~siss
feet.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
-e-.~~~-~s--<s~ssa---~~~--~
Rous or 0ueriilas Near Nashville.

WAsmsoros, Nov. 4, 1858.
The following has been recsivsi at the hssdq Of
the army heres-
cnAuAsoooA, Tenn, Nov. ., 1888.
ibgton
MAJOR Gcaera Grsugsr reports from Nashville that be
dcichnent Of cavalry from that place under Colo
mel shelby pursue Hawkins and other guerillas lie
overlook Hawkins near Pinney Factory and routed and
pursued him to CsptreviIis, whsrc he made stand.
routed him Agsn and pursued him until his forces dis
psrssd The rebel loss nfteen twenty killed aad
sixty six prisoners. Our loss was slight.
GEORGE n. THOMAS, MAJOR General.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
rks Original Draft of the Ema nespa-
sion Proeis nation for Sale.

: N"Hs"Of NVFs " IsEJ
The original drar Of tho Emancipation procsmasios
sh'ch was tcrased 10 the Northwestern Eslr Cor the
esnsoi cf ths Sanitary Comm ssion IN the hands
Of tbs ccmmss'oe, Who have charge o iss sale s~v~va
private bds hsve been made FOR H. cGcrinY si 100
subsor'p'on has been started 10 secure for cf
historical soeistes, ~ more In accordance ~h The
skass a sbs President. Any commupsratiou cr the
%rb.ce, nag be sdkrsssed 70 Y. J. Tnkb,n. ctlcssa
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
GUsRIllAs IN WESTERN KENTUCKY.

Two Trains Of Cars Captured BY ousril.
las Near B1synsid.
CruSrAn. Nov. 4, iss3.
fhe rebel susrilas very active In western Ken.
lucky.
On tho ID instant they captured two trains Of cars near
Nsyneid, and sbsy. are doing imDssss damage W the
railroad
There 70 forcs Of sbou, twelve hundred Sucriilas
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Great Auction saic.-H. Dnrdonvtiis's
OHs Fixtures Bran Ciocks Ac, by u. H. LEHbs co,
VII sto place yhu'sdav snt !rss tho oh and osh Of
November at l0s4 o'ososk, Ut tss broaa~sf
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ger Diseases oe the ThScst ard iungs
eepagt Dr Is SEGkIr. gSs BoadwS. eornercf thirteenth
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Special session OF Massashss.tss Lssis-
fsture.

Governor Andrew has decided 70 call SPECIAL sesi.a
q tns Isg gssiors W rssss Wednesday nssi. W ocn
s'sss sss masssr q enesss sdd1kral svrnslss W
vo,rs<sss
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Prizes Cash~d in alt Le1alized I.ofte.
riea Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
III Wall street room No. !, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

GouraUa's ForGre Subtle Upro0ss rimts
from upper ips OR inro.csds, any part a the body
Wssfsntrd as BroadwsY.
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For the Hatr-Barry's Trtesvaersus
e bssi and cheapes, article Boa by oil cruG.sL. sa
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
THE SOUTHWEST.
Our Forces in Possession Of Tuscum-
bia, Alabama,
GENERAL sHERMAN's ORDER No. 2
Co.. Co., 90.
CINCINNATI. Nov. =. 1853.

CIaCINNku, Nov. 4, IB6s
We have possession OF Tusoumbia, Ale.
1here has probably boon night ia that quarter
betwcen General Shermans and the heavy rebel
forces sent thers 10 dispute his passage.
There ID nothing from General Burnside.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

The New Command OF General Batter.
We stated few days ago ,ba, the intention Of

We stated few days ago thai was The intention q
the PrcsIdca 10 give command TO Major General D. v.
Butler. The following is The Official order
wsR DsrAuzEsT, AbJrr.Sr GkSrssLs ovyrr,
wAsHvaIoS, Oct. ~, 1858. !
CFNHRAL ornr 36O
T. By direcioa Of the Preeideot Of tho rbnsd Ftatss
har General Is. y. Bntlor United states vountesrs Ia
appointed 10 the command OF the phtcen IA army cnrps
aud of tho Department II virgaia sed North Carols ma
Msor GrWh j. u. Icrtsr on being relieved By General
Butter w report Ia person for orders " the Adjitant
General of-tho army.
MAJOR General b. r. Bstlsr lei, lowell yesterday 10 a.
sumo command q ths Eghiernth army corps and tbs
Department of virginia and North Carolina 10 which he
has been recently appointed.
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reimn~'d's New Drug s,ors,

GaiNnao Elee's, Metallic yu-OIes-sT.r
rheumatsul, cold feet Sc. y, LpR v BROOKS Dch'S
al Brt ssNsJ. ,orner a hos ssd Srtot
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CIuRLEsros, Nov. 1, 1868.

Tho bomb rimert Of Sumter continued aeycey, with.
out nern, las night uBd to-day. Tnls afternoon the
ehcis svela ed per minute.
1hs Gfi"g IA bsen from two Monitors, two heavy aud
ESQ h, ril ID Fort Gregg four tcnnch nortars
at the mlddi1 battery and oar rllcd guns at Wagner
On Sotrrdy th'y hscd four hundred aud forty three
rl6ed Shots lhtysix from the MoDitors aad three hun
drod and Sc, euty three from uor;nrs
The mortar cut TO explode Che shell In
eecore os tw 0 u ter the report
On Saturday night seventy riied shots fired,
tncstl. With uses, and thirty three unortaB shells.
The fro o. the land batetes directed chiefly at the
sou;hwesi onge Of he fort. IT, nags,af carried
twice, but speedily replaced. The flag was 20 cut
~ pieces that the battle fg of the Twelfth Georgia was
raised nsiesd.
The casualties On Saturday were two killed and three
wounded.
The bon bardment still severc.
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Prizes CnsheS ia All Leg"iixed LOttc-
res Information given. y. r. CLAYTON 4 CO., No 10
Wall street. roou No Q, New York
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Omciai Drawings or the Library Ass0.
eatoa Company's Lottery OF EenIucky.
EXTRA CLASS 397-Nov. &. 1857
2s. 81, 26, 62, 10. Is, 80, 80, IL, 90 III.
CbAss s93--hlov. 4. 1861
10, 81, II, 49, 3, 6s, A6, SO, al, Is, SO, 3S, IL.
C1rcu ars cent nv addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS CO.. Mana asrs Covington. Ky
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
Two Days Later News by the
Way of Richmond.
Terrific Fire on the Ruins OF
Fort Sumter.
Thirteen Rebels buried Under
the Walls,
ks., As., hs.

rhe Richmond Esos'ies OF Monday contains the fol
lowings-
CHARl gsToS, Oct. 81, 1868.
The enemys Ise on Fort Sarnier last night continued
Furious lad iIcesaant from the land batteries.
This morp'rg abost our O'clock, portion OF ths wall
fe IN ourylrg beneath the ruius believed
be Of The Twelfth &c rga and Twenty Gfh South Carolina
regiments Thirteen are missing
The secoDd despatch gives hsr nataes and adds they
wo buried by the failing Ia Of the barracks on the sea
face "f the fort where they ID placed IN postoa
for Aoantine the ernraret in case Of an assault.
fierce oombsrdnont has been kept up all day on
Sumter from the Monitors and lsnd batteries Up
three ociocl this afternoon further casualties have
occurred Ce;r Thousand two hundred shots wero
frod In twelty four beers. fhe firing II sli heavy
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Ths pfue. Hats ssv us--s. enc Rich
=. ~ - isi,s s.a rss f.xssg q ~ g gSsss ..
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Prizes Cashed fn NIL LegRiized Lotto.
rep information given. Circulars FREQ Address
307yPost office. SHAFFEk Co, 95i Broadway.
twenty third street
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Tn. "Gsssssets"-Fev Lsaiss', Misses
Mfi.LssA Cv ssf cs-~i wrtsi
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Tsus.ss-Msrsh n Co. Radical tuse
Ttw.. os.. s~s, al Va v~s~T ssrst ascs ngass at
E,ssss e..i. esrgsss<rr ssssAaa rrsvs. As s4J 81
Nnasst
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

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