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Erie Railway.
Great Broad Gauge, Double Track and Telegraph Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON,

am "a all II a stern Cities,
Carrying the Great Western and South Western u Nails
LXPRESS Trains leave Dunkirk daily
arrival of all Trains the Lake Shore Rsliroad from
ST. Louis &c and through to New York without change
The only route running through from the Lakes TO N
York City Splendid Ventilated Sleeping Cars Night
Trains.
other route. ...
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free In
New York. ..H#
Be particular to call for Tickets via Dunkrk and the Erie
Railway. which sold at all the principal Railroad 0ees
in the West. .r. ...e
ThisRosd affords superior facilities for shiment orsight
a Express Freight Trains
Leave New Yok daily making close connections through to
all points West.
For Freight Rates. enquire OF A. H. WARD 2l0 Broadway
New York JOHN s. DUNLAP is State Street, Boston
Mass Of E. SPENCER Western Agent "a Clark Street
Chicago. 692 Cha,s MlnOf, Gen. Sup't.
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THE I'D. GTTDE Cures Diseases
PEOPLES w IL ~ of tina skin

My face has for than ten years been greatly dsgur-
ed by eruptOns and bunche which at times eIende,
whole body and once for three days made entirely
blind but having taken two bottles Of the Peoples
my acquaintance hardly recognize me-indesd hardly
myself-as am now well man. Let III who afflicted
try the Peoples Curethe medicine prepared by the SANTA
ry Socety-and think they will not begrudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR Turner Mechanic street.
Buffalo, Nov. Is, 1862
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CURE
THE
Peoples

t1.al- Buffalo, Nov. g. 1862.
"Two OF our subscrbersone Of them afflicted with bad
Fever Sore the other with the
vetseent Of the Peoples Cure In this paper purchased
the medicine. and after having thoroughly tried IT,
port to recommending 1t heartily, thorough
edy In their case.-Editors Christian Advocate"
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tn. People. CURE 9Gss::s 9s.s,.Iss. .sss t.;, other

My wife has been In poor health for long time having
frequently to call physician to attend her but she
Gently very much For6 weeks she had appe
e lost all her strength, and each day growing
She had night Yeats coughed great deal during the night
and considerably during the day. and all supposed she
going on with the consumption when friend advised her to
take the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she percev
ed at On the third day she had
appetite and fast regainng her strength until the
eighth day not yet having taken bottle she has stopped
taking the dcDe saying as well as ever she
and well body could be- and she hss
so ever since. PAUL KLEIN, ardner 80 Pearl St
Buffalo, October ], 1862. For Sale by all Druggists
C. CROSBY, General agent, = d,
81. 25b Main vt. Buffalo, N. Y.
732 TO whom all orders should "a addressad
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Why should sailor always know what
lime IL Isl Because be is always going
10 see! ta4 tslla1 eft .'a rl ha
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TIL. People. CURE c%;s; %ss.n:..:. Ts%s,s

have been In feeble health since The birth OF my boy
who Is l2 yeas old have had many troubles and diff
cues all this time uniting for every kind OF labor
destroying all comfort Last began taking
Peoples Cure and have used four bottles
we'll Ny difficulties have nearly all disappeared, and feel
cheerful aud happy. Mrs CATH. DEWALD, y F
Dressmaker, Goodeil Alley, above Tupper st.
Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1852. -
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Til. People. CURE, Care. s.,, ssc:tsla ssssI. and

have used the Peoples Cure in my family with
eht In II Scrofua and Salt kheun and recon-
mended frequently To friends all whom believe have
been benefited and most of them entirely cured by
CHARLES SCHARFF, 21S Main .treet, up stairs.
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LUCE T. STRONG, Growers a,d Dealers
In Pesehss strawberriss snd other small Ffuta Also
Aanusetqres and DeaiaE. IN III aas Of Canned Fruits
Apple Butter, Jelliss, &C., Ashtabala, Ohio.
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A. HENDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Paints Oils, yarpishes Brushes Dye Stns
Choice Family Groceries, incading Teas Coees &C. Pa
tent Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
pesss Physicians and promptly at
tnnded to, SD
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SIMEON KEITH. Kingsville. O.. Dealer
In Grocsr Cigars. Yankee Notions. and Pedden Goods
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TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Crocke Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps,&c, &c.
two door North ofFisk House, Ashtabua, D. 416
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miscelane.ous

o. Fl. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine Insur-
enee and Real Estate Agency Fisk Block Ashtabua. o.
February 10. 1868. $50
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STEPHEN HALL Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats and Caps Lasts and Shoe findings and gen
ernl Merchandise, doors South of the Bank. 6l3
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAiRc, nl., Sept n, 1854.
The Magenta, from New Orleans on the 2ad in
slant, has arrived at this port
the steamers George Cromwell and Suwo NADIA we're 10
sail for New York on the 2Ath instant.
Tho steamship Commander, which left New York on
the Sd instant, had NOS arrived.
Some unsasisss iet regard 70 the nOnarrivsl OF
the commaudes
The gunbost Selma from Mobile. arrived here as New
Orleans on the Elsa
the rams Tuscaloosa and Nashville are reported 70
have gone TO Montgomery, Ala. but the report = ~
credited believed they have gone up Spanish river,
70 ges q posson 70 Mobile.
The steamer Gertrude laden with cattle, commisssVy
stores and hundred sacks and ty baaes Of cotton,
sunk a College Point she Mississippi rivsr, on ths
2o.h inst Five passengers ere missing the bodies OF
two ladies were recovered.
An ofAcial announcement by Governor Hshugivss ths
total vos for and against The constitution -
folows-Vor The constitution $3.50; against the conssi
tuition, 500.
Governor Hahn, in Q proclamation, has declared thst
the coussutioo henceforth ordained and established
- she law Of Louisiana.
me cotton market 10 at standstill. Provisions and
produce were extremely dull.
nrs at Baton Rouge, the 2lst inst, destroyed
block Of buildings.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

oos. Petroleum steady; rehoed a. ID. CIade, 1le.
sperm OIL steady ~ Ca Linsesd oil easier Rice steady
Sugar duh aod quotations barely msiptalned.
hiiOw dull ~ 42s. . 4Ss for p T. @. Tea 9aiss and
steady.
buoysnl Butter steady
HAvRE nARKure.
Oostoa.-sales q the week 900 bales; OsbsAss Hss
ordnsre 8Abf.; d. bss, 33ef The market irregular.
Stock In port 81 900 bales.
BSeadssuns have downward tenaeacy.
THE LATEST nARIH70.
Lvnro0L, 6spt. 17-EveainG.
C0g1os sAl@ day 5000 bales including 900 bales
70 spsculators and exportsss The market AYner bUs
unShaneed
6RsASnvyss.-Ths market 10 dull and s,saay.
PAOvln0nA The market v inactive. Bacon 1YDeY.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Probable Murder as norwich.

NoswrR, Uonb bept ~, 1904.
MIS- Francisco Hoefbsr young and beautiful German
lady, nysssriously disappeared Saturday last Her
body found Monday last in the sbssuehs, river
near here. The ooronsrs inquest DAY rendered
dlcs that she esme 70 her death from wkpown
There much Excitement here, tho arsr s wrapped
deep mystery. The general opinion s that ssstadly
murder has bean committed
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

oorrsepondep, Of the Columbus Jsmss, writing from
loveoys station, sase-
General sberman has agreed the proposition o. cen.
kcod for exchange o The extent of 600 upon the
basB Of man for man. Lieutenant CoossI q. A. Hsary
Of acneva Rcode star, has charge Of the management OF
shts exchange saa General Stonaman she noted
raider 90 be specially exchanged for General Gevas
eur hero brisadiey, who vas csptured ~ Jonssboro
Colonel RmiAh, wbe captured q Ne sssns tle and
reported killed, W bs exosasssd With m equiys
snt Ses Captain Buel (brothss inaw Of General John
Aoams), whom reported captsved ssy NV dAys ago
Jhese ave the oDly special exchanges know Of.
Quite npsneey u ladies have bad perm nsIop granted
then by Generals Hood and sherman 70 paa through the
hnse V The honss OF relatives friends IA the North
Among them netisss the wife ~ Bsisadiss General
Mssst, " 1snasDss.
csptah -, u Tenpesses, cent up an application
10 aansvsl Sheymas, ashing that he family % allowed
10 return home Cescne wavnss endorsed upon the ap
pllsaaion, eeusra Sherman says that Captain B.
WI, reinvn With hm wife, and both II SAsm nAnave
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Arrivals and Departures.

ANIMALS.
NEW ORLnASs-etsAmshp CassanjrA-Captsss Esss,S
Beaue. Pratt Il 0ry; Lnutsnsns smsLks
Place, nugins, Rsynolds, Hsrshy. sopoh kr0N4.
MAJOR Brown, y y Rinf, y pens@. nr nv,
Judge ID Baldwin, Hutton ns"s"s' s"sss
! Bose.
DEPARTURES.
NV vo.x.r.-s.csusse Bniiy = sspdss-Nrs Haley,
Mrs Tcysn : and son. Col orven, CAN Rs6i1sSl
ana Ma NJ Ioeh Col Martin and lady, Hn R1CDeh j
Narrsi s.d Vie b Tssa, sssssa Julie tsS.
Gcs rnos nsk'psr,,.. R'plpss, sr9'st @ No. ~
pyenoh, \ wooveren, Mrs WIN prrbdSse ssA two -
sr. e.: .na ana Via Mr., Mayo Ns; Ssry Kssspsy, Csss
spsrmsn and wife, Vim = Runt hodVsa ID LaSsss
2 (,eip1 Miss Clara Day, Mrs Ada CLARK Mss Sarah
smi,b MISS oecrss smith Miss rlovs eiselere. HIss
Bsnsou MrCays W smith, ooynelids neynihss, ysss
miah Moynihan, Dennis Lucy.
UAvANA-steamship Baee-J Weldon, n Durryty, r
A,.iorrs, ArsnA ca.tIlo Y Veal y Peal
susi,.. Alt2nso s,:s Scg..csh Ja,s Snns, {snS,s
Brit,oe, A eoycoyris iafor.s AID usssr tfif
Gs%sr'n' ssss . Ssa's rssseissA as sos. -
gsSqgess s Ga..l p 7 cntss99 N.Sd sn sO.is 2
Shelton Ritchie, Harry sardsrson. Aie~rs No.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
EedssnA itepulse

sprimgs, Team.
From the Richmond Enquirev sspt. 40
The following official despstch has been received II the
War nepsriment--
BslpouAsyuNs, Ans, NoRrHKRp vneuiA
Ben. ;, a. ssppon, Secretary of War-
General Eohos reports lhai the 22d General Vaughan
attacked the enemy Blue eDsiuge Tenn, and drove
hem miles into thor intrsocbmsps Bull's CAP
killing and woundps several and tsh ns some prisoners
Our troops behaved veil X n LEE
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
shsnsslvss bali we'll they know how 70 do the -.

themselvss bali as we'll a they know how 70 do the sp
plioaticn viii bc granted.
sek, and u came back endorsed, "Csrtahy-W. :.
Sherman, GcDesA - In Nbe Yankee general 0wn hand
writing Whsshsr Sherman rscopsIdsrsd his nret en-
6oreement, Or failed 70 notice that u was the party
applying, cannot Be ooOjectuTed. !.
The renegade snd spoetste military governor o.
AnHssT s1:s his . s"Uy :"
Tssnssss, between he scss 4 snesseD end any. y
silisary dsiy in sSs Uni.sd SKATES ms iseiudss IN
sIassss aad coUes II be hoped thAt the or6ef vii
BE- beneficial in shs way Of recruiting our asn,ss
The Change % PosAtaon.
[fron the Macon Confederate, esps ALL
bow no logger eoorst tnat our army be- chaDgeo
~ p'ssss sn,s: ..s ;s;S :; ~ sv. .ne
neat should gcs The fears and doubts Of ihs people =
thh sscusp q country ~ cause ths weak knssd 10
BsfoFs sbs ssacustiop 4 Atlanta. Macon and ths
Issvso 81 ,bs ssnsnan sipsdioo, y RAIDS rom tAs
moviss posslssny around enbes hAnk Of our army,
tss sne.y couid gst n@y lours ssars e our
isrs tksy could Be- svsvtsSso xs ~s were ocassansiv
liable 70 these Darasdfny expeditions. became imporA
lively necessary shas ooi organizations should BE- formed
our cavalry could nastes the o hosrites. The
p>coeety Of theso local orGanisatous and their eooo
.nses, were ven iuus,r..sd y .ne ssonsIsn rsio The
raiders and capture or put nght ihs whole force.
Macon q no more exposed 70 raids than before wiz
stn bc lhbh 70 such incursiona % thc enemy have
the enterprise and bodnese to undertake, and WIN ss
be enabled protect herself a. she has hitherto dons
1he present position Of army pseciudes We think
the probability Of eheYmans forces attempting move
IN this direction. Should they essay % hazardous On
undertaking ther flank and rear would Do exposed 70
immediate attack by army, and the result with SUCH
an advantage in favor, could hardly bc doubtful.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

dsosciss. ~, among the s,sss pssssvs 80 oysters,
fruits, 10
daeseysd), asA vased = ar mANboes y dsro0A ~
Yankees made dsspsrSls sG1rt = e,e91ssrs ~ eeAN
easily sad promptly wsippsA ssr esvs Isugbsg q mSn
and telling them tney ceslad NOT "spare ths bssf."
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Mr.. w. ID. Mcereaor's Despatch.

HFApouAKrsRs ARMY oF PoroxAc
Sept. 20, 1864.
Quiet eth prevails in front OF Petersburg, broken only
bJ the picket ar,ns and occasional artillery dues
the effect OF which large quantity Of pow
der on both sides.
good OF heavy firing heard yesterday and to
day direction or James river aud Is supposed to be
from the glnbosts.
large body OF rebel cavalry reported this after
noon TO be moving left n their object has not
yet been developed.
Three scouts arrested within lines yesterday
and evidence oss bssp obtained which said to strong
enough V convict them
Two citizens also been arrested on the charge Of
giving ad and comfort TO the enemy.
order has been issacd In relation 10 the loss OF
colors In battle, a follows
HEApovARrsRs, Asxy OF po1onAc,
sept 70, 1864 !
The following order Of The commander of the Second
division, Second army corps having been transmitted 70
these headquarters Tor the consideration OF the commsnd
ing general the approved and confirmed and is
loses i've colors sc,on VIII 10 allowed carry others
without the sutborty Of the commanding general and
appesr that q regiment battery lost s colors
through misconduct In battle until such troops shall by
MAJOR General MEADE.
y wnLrAss, Assistant AdjuiAnt General.
RaDerAprms eRCosp DrInos,
ssoopp Aasy CoErs
August 30, 1884
The following named regiments, having lost their rsg
mental colors IN action ssreby deprived OF the right
carry coors until by their conduct In battle they show
themselves competent 70 proteci them The Eighth New
York heavy artillery, the One Hundred and sixty fourth
Nov York vsuntessrs and the Thirty sixth wscone IN
Volunteers The ooers and men OF she command should
understand that their ooors shead be tbe last thing
rendered, and that oil we'll regulated military opera
lions considered digrsce for majority OF soe COM
70 returp fyon The eeh OF battle without thsrn.
BY command Of Major General 0fBeCN.
A. HrHny Ensisp, Captain and a, A. 0sDera.
order has been ssued ths, ocsrs who have served
three years may be mustered out Of the service, the
during which they may have served privases no,
cousting.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
n.,s.a.ans. .. once In x..,usny.

Lovmvuis, Sept. a., 1894
The Journal contains IN exposition Of malfeisaDos In
once by General Paine ~ paducah, and duplicates Hon.
Luoien Anderson, member Of Congress r Fl. Hall, Pro
Marshall John T. Bol,nssr and MAJOR Henry Bartb
pcy hS associates IN VARIOUS swndns transactions
General Meredith the SUCCESSOR OF General Paine has Or
restsd some d shs parties and viii doubtless secure the
ematpdeF.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Rebel Accewn o..

pxrAILRp ACCOUNT OF BAHproN's CATTLE RAID
The following letter was addrsssed 70 the sditors OF
the Richmond Enqvsrsr, sept. 10
Below annex deailsd liza Of captures 10 The aIe
reid 81 CeGsins Point H furnished BY MAJOR venaolc'
who In charge e Tho horned cattle and The oine, Cav
We tysnssss). They all passed my house on SATURDAY =
2tse noe, iarge cattle 400 mules and horses zos pon
ers-among them the commsades Of the resmeos hken
sans cvics 10 wagons. large amount Of ammusition,
srms 40. soue very sarss,or largo amount OF stores
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Ban FRARuscO, Sept. q, 1894.

bN FHANub(O, bopA u, IbUx
The drought ana failure Of cro san Lois and obispo
counties have osused great distress Many sf tbs
habisaDs are said 10 BE- in . Starving oendK,ou.
nsasur being taken In this cry Tor shsir relief
ore ~ Stockton to-day destroyed property to the
amount os $4,000.
TIE Nioaraguan steamer Mnses Taylor arrived thia
morning. with passengers who left New York August
n.
The steamer Brother jonathan briggs ss42 o00 gold
from the mines OF Oregon, Idaho end British Columbia
Mexican dollars the amount os SITS 600 sold 70 day
for twelve per cent premium. Greeobscks, 80.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Lon Daxas "a nacon

Jc0 Davis at Macon.
Trou the h,chmoUa Enquirer, sspt "a
hscor Sspt as 1894.
We were unexpectedly greeted this morning BY the
rival OF President Davis. lie made speech the Bap
ues cbnrob BE " going 20 acneraI Hoo<'s army.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Tha Rsvv-

TUB PROGRESS OF rHE IRoN-cLADs AT GREESPoIsT.
There building Greenpont three Of the pew
light drsught iron .csds Mr. undcrhill has the Madoc
in hand she will be torpedo boat without turret,
and carrying but single gun. In other particulars she
corresponds with the original plan The
OF the work has been entrusted 90 Inspector Lanard
The cohoss ia building al the Continental Works. Her
deck be raised twenty-five inches Captain Perine
is building the Naubuo. She will be q torpedo boat,
similar the Madoc. IL is expected the Naubuc will be
launched in about month The Idaho viii be the next
launch al GreenpoInt probably from Saturday
early 10 the day. The Idaho the well known vessel
Of Mr.. Henry Steers. In week or Two work
10 the stream at the Continental Works. No
labor has been bestowed upon her since the
Decessty Of adjusting accounts WITH Captain Ericsson
who has been released by The government from his
- nm,as nsr ,sfure y, ,e ", nse
the Dictator she having two urree and four guns
while the Dictator bas but one .urret and two guns.
a meeting was held at the Brooklyn Navy YARD on
Monday by The ends and Of the amensed
Commander George W. Rogers, I. :. " The object OF
she meeting mske arrangements 10 view OF erect
ing monument over be remains NJ New London Conn.
Arrival Of ihe EiIsworth Avengers.
The Forty fourth New York regimen, Nhe Peoples Els
worth Avengers Colonel Conner arrived here yesterday
afternoon, having left The trenches the Weldon
Railroad saturday morning and leave here al half past
eight O'Clock this morning for Albany.
They number one bundyed and seventy besides four
teen ofccr, whose ionows Lieutenant
Colonel commanding, r. Conner MAJOR, =. Knox Act
ing Adutsn First Lieutenant n. J. Boiotford Surgeon
~ w. Townsend Quartsrmaster, y. r. Mundy captains,
&, Allen VIM N. Danks, Y A. Nasb, n. X. Kimberly and
G. u 6ranois; First LSsutensnts & "A. Zielman, r. n.
hocormio and Charles Kelley Second Lieutsnss,, Van
Ten Brooch.
This regiment has participated all the campaigns cf
the Army Of The Potomac, sno has taken part " some
twenty general epRagements when left New York u
about thousand and nSty strong and has since
received some eeven hundred recruits rhrse hoDdred
have been eft In tbe held hundred OF whom
rev recruits. One hundred and forty have been
promoted from the ranks and mainly attached 70
other regiments.
2ouaves, also OF the First New York Fire fouavce and
went the hsd captain Of Company ot bis present
yestmenl
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Unten cogrss. I. J. iI;mTresting. OF -,

TusspAY, sept. 2f--Ms.ch $4,000, mile beats, best
three In ave, 10 harness.
u P1fer named e. m. blonde. 1
III woodruff named b. T. Cardinal. .,.... -.
Tms-2;4S, 226k. 2Al, 2t3.
HoBoKEN RACES.
To-day the second Of the Hudson County Agricultural
Societys There viii bc three races with good
tries IN escb and lots Of good running VIII matter Of
course, como on
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Kentucky Raees-Tbira Day.

LnInoror, Sept %, 1854.
The hrst race was two mile heats for all agss purse
$500; foe which John Harpss's bsy hlly Sue LAWS
walked The pox, was for q sweepstakes fU
two year ods--a single dash Of q mile. John Harpers
Mr.. AleIander's bay NU Maides, BY Lsxngcs. Ifss
1.bsA. The track was very heavy, u having rsnsd ell
nigh4 previous 70 the race.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FaAsCeoo, Sept 20, 1884.
From eight 70 thousand Of oottea under
cultvaasco In sisaoa, with nns proapecA
Four msu hsa been killed by lightning 81 NazAtlan
Tnese " great rejoicing N California 8hsridans
vtotOrieA
0rssnbaeks selling st b2c. . CSC. psr dollar.
Sailed ship Daniel Marcy for Bong Kong wish eS9 900
10 bullion from Chinsss shippers.
Oon6dsnos American bottoms for the chiasss trade
h greatly reduced.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
E u X ~ re
The Asia OF Cape Race and Nova
Scotian at Father Point.
xz1HH DAXs xA11A NEWS.
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Trsnoh Opinion Of the Prssi-
Dental Election.
McClsllan's Chances Regarded ~
Secure By the Government
Press in Paris.
Tho lsudon Abolitionists Rank Him ~ an
knti-Bonapartist.
--~~~~~~~~>~o~>o-~~~
British Argument Against the %.
cess1on Of Australia
~~o1>r.~>~.~s>>c>~c~~N~
Marshal Narvaez Prime Min
lister Of Spain.
~~~~~~~>1s~>~~>>~~>~~>~~~
DRAFH OF SPEHR, TIE AFRICAN TRAVELLER
-. -. -
BEAYH OF SPEHR, TIE AFRICAN TRAVELLER

The steanshp Nova soosian, from Liverpool on the
lSsh via I0pdondey the 10th instant passed Father
Point ew yossis 70 Quebec, yesterday.
lhe steamship Asia, from Liverpool Saturday, Sept.
H. Qusepssown Sunday the 1884, passed Cape Race
- four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon route 10 Halifax and
Dssssa. mo Asia hundred and twsosyfooS pas
ssDssrs and rsposss experiencing westerly winds tho
sns,ro pAeAge. she boarded by ths news yacht,
ed SUMMARY q her aews obtsned.
No Dews b three Gays later.
CApsAis Spoke, she African traveller, has been acci.
Aentay killed
1hs Crown Princess Of Prussia has given birth 70
go.
Active opsssssus have commenced for the DaDuacurs
sS tbe Atlantic telegraph cable.
TAe steamship Esoa from New York. arrived ~ Queens
toWa On tAe evening OF the 10Th Inst.
Iae steamship China, from Now York, arrived st Liver
pool the 17sh inot.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
The Arabia o.swara hound.

e steamship Arabia sailed this scrsnoou with twenty
passengers for Liverpool and Nsecp for HaIifss sne
iakss b,a0o Ia gold
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
PETERSBURG.
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The Enemy Still In HIS Old
Position.
-~o~->oo>~~~~->~>~<>~~~
DAVIS ALARMED ABOUT GEORGIA.
~~4~oees~r~e~~>S>~~~c~~
The New Aailroad On Complete
2unning Order,
A3ss 49, -
PETER SBURG.
DAVIS ALARMED ABOUT GEORGIA

Ms. Sas. Q. Eitspstsssh's Dsspssoh.
CrY Pon va., Sept ~, 1894
Ynn NV nAlLD0AD.
the railroad between CITY Point and The isn q our
lias, Nlhoagh coapsasd few weeks since, vss Aot 10
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Seven trains pass each way daily.