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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BEDlL-FEaRls. New Rochelle, Wednesday,
Ociobe. 10. Oy the Rev. e N White, Mr.. DANIEL S. BIZ
Of New York 10 Miss JANE E. FERRIS Of the former
place.
IEsoRRsr-CoE-In Madison, Connecticut, on wedpes
day, October l9, WILLIAM H. DENokBsr Of Now York
ciIy, 10 Miss EATE a. Con, OF Madison.
faENcu-SJRKIl--In Brooklyn, Tuesday October 18,
by the Rev. William G. French, ANDREW A. FRENCH TO
Matte +, youngest daughter Of George Sibel Esq, oil
OF that city. No cards
FAiRcRLD-P PARRorr the Methodist Episcopal
church, in Bridgeport Conn, Wednesday, October 10,
by the Rev. ]. Simmons, GroRCB w. FAIRCMLD, Of New
York 70 HELEN eldest daughter Of Levi PARROT, Esq.,
OF Bridgeport. No. cards
FoRRlsreR-CBMsnE.-OnW Wednesday, October 10, at
the dence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Mr. De
Baum, Dr. JAS. foaRErER, Jr., TO MAGGIE A. CHRISTIE,
daughter OF Henry Christie ESQ.,, all Of this city,
HrEsIs-UNDERHiLL-On Tuesd0P, October Is, by the
Rev. Theodore s. Rumney, WILLIAM n. HUEsrs of White
plans TO LOUISE A. daughter Of James Underhil. Esq,
OF Greenburg.
NoRvErL-oiIlIsra St Paul's church. Tompkns
vile, Wednesday, october 10, by the Rev. Nr. Pun
nett JOSEPH L. NoELL and sALLE daughter Of the late
Captain John E. Gillespie, all OF Staten Island.
Ross-MoNYEA.-On Wednesday, October II, by the
Rev. Peter Stryker, ALEXANDER Ross 70 MAGGIE E. Non
YEA all OF this city.
Albany and Troy papers please copy
-GooDRIcH.-At Stockbrdge, Mass, on Tuesday,
October lS by the Rev. NJ Fl. Eggleston HKNRY s. RGds
of New York. and FANNIE f. daughter Of David F. Good
rich, ESQ.,, OF Stockbrdge No cards.
SANUMs-SIEEIK.-At Grace church, Brooklyn Heights,
on Tuesday. October Is, by The Row. Francis vntoD,
D. d. Captain 8. SAxuKIs ALICE eYsEIE only daughter
OF Robert I. Steele, Esq., Of Wilton Westchcster county
TniIxGRAsr-BRowER.-AtS St Johns church. Chicago,
on Wednesday, October s, by the Rev DR.. Bishop, Mr.
L. c. THLNGHAAr Of Chicago. 10 Miss SARAH F. BRowER
sister OF Nr. J, G. Brewer Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
WiLLIAMs-McGowy.-in the -. Paul M. E church,
Jersey City, on Tuesday evening October 49, by the Rev.
CELIA. you eest daughter Of the lae simon R. McGown,
all OF the above place.
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invited 70 attend tho funeral. from Ne 50 Tss-x street.
jersey City. on triksy afternoon. ~ quo O'Clock.
SnfrH.-m In brooklyn. MsEeAKHr, she beloved wife Of
Philip Smith, 10 the 2itb year Of hor sss.
The friends the family respectfully invited A.
tend the fups5al, from bcr late residsaos, 81 West
Warren street. this Thursday afternoon. ~ two O'clock
Her remains will be taken 10 Calvary Csmetsry
ScofIhaD-As Cny Island, Tuesday, October rs, Of
paralysis after Illness OF three and hah years, NJ
WILLIAM So0rxLp, IN the 9th year OF bis age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are Respectfully
invited " attend the funeral from the Methodist Episoo.
pal church. q City Island this rharsdJ) Afternoon q
throe o'clock.
swrr.-In hospital, at Bermuda, Va. ON Saturday, Oc
foher from wound in left tngh received IN she assault
upon the eusmys works Chapins farm. Septsmo ~
Capt joan W. swrr One Hundred and Thirty ninth reg
mont New York Volunteers.
His friends and those OF the family, Also members OF
John u. Willard Lodge No. ESQ, y. and A. the mem.
bers Of Brooklyn Forty seventh New York volunteers
and the Fty.secnnd regiment, NJ Y. g. n; also tns One
hundred and Thirty New York Volunteers are re
speciuy invited 10 attend the funeral without further
invitation. from the Fleet Methodist Episcopal
church. near Fulton avenue Brooklyn, on Sunday After
noon. a. hal-past Que o'clock.
WITrn -On Tuesdsy, October lS after alingeFng H.
ness SOPHIA, wis, Of John H. wnIen, aged II years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family requested to
attend the uneral from her late residence 267 West
Fourth street Of Perry this Thursday afernoch
at ore O'Clock.
wALroN.-A. Tubby Hook, on Wednesday, October 10,
CHARLES intent OF Alfred L. and Maria l. Walton.
The friends OF the family respectfully fnyited to
attend the funeral on Friday afternoon At half two
WniTE-un Wednesday morning, October 10, RoBERr,
third son of Thompson White. agsd 10 years.
Funeral this fThursdsy) afternoon o'clock from
his parents residence, 10 Filth street.
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CosOncr,s lnuuest.

SUICIDE WARRINGTON MARKET FRUIT DEAIER.-Coro
Ranney yesterday held INQUEST at the Fifth pre-
station house body Mr.. George Freeman
late OF l73 Hudson and keeper Of wholesale fruit
store Washington Market, who committed sucde hy
hanging himself. Deceased had been suffering from deli
rum tremens, occasioDed by indulgence In intox
eating liquors, and late at night no token TO the
house for protection, at the request OF his wife,
reag placed IN ace, Mr. freeman closely watched by
Tho 1ooman TIL nearly daylight 70 prevent the commits
violence upon himself. The doorman being called
70 ther duties for about ten minutes the unfortunate
* ADJ anage OF his absence and placing handkerchief
about his neck, suspended himself bar running
cred the body instantly cut down, but Police
Surgeon Kennedy pronounced life 70 be extinct The
uiy rendered verdict or ..Death by suicide by hang
ing" Deceased q very respectable man and had
been dong thriving business. 10 thirty-seven
yoa.s Of uge and native OK ireland
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BrTLER.s REagQrllTERs.


Mr. Vriliian II. Merriam. Dispatches.
TX FRONT o. BcsaoSn ocl. is, ls6i.
rns Rlchmood Eaq,sirsT OF yesterday (Mouday, the
Tito } puts point OF the prevalent aact well W en-
says, "sa,urday add Sunday ,pd WI add Moodayl were
quite devoid OF Interest the ues; for saving the
sharmrg features OF real sutuu.naI days, thete was
ssshiug on 10 provoke attention, aud beyouG the
marked quiet which pervaied froot. nothing 70 eci.
summsut."
yesterday in this fvicIuage apparently had q new CD
joct-namey, tho reaching " point the James
Immediately relative 70 Aikeps' Landing, and pro-
seeded from the gunboats, which known TO be
RAtsned AZ Graveyard aud their shots seemed range
between the anding snd Crows Sest two or three OF
ihsn passing. any hing. beyond the latter point.
pUIca
The usual demonstration Of the cpemy enter.
Fise Is gong wrlte would that they are
cautious hit their friends they constantly
Gre beyond the work. Seyentyeieht Of the rebel ar,
the work Day since renewed their petit
Ban General But TO take the os
arx,anoe. The teluest beng Denied they sent paper
n Commissioner Ould tnrpugh MsJor u. e. Ludlow.
Dssdne stouty asking tie inter o. their govern.
nsnt To save their ives No re,iy hes yet been re-
sss~ed.
BRcADIER GEEERALI ". TURNER,
r. late i1cGpacil ased duty by illness, rs
sKpated u return and report for daiy. import
mi and ag' eesblo assignment ats this gallant and
broad minded solsfr
NOV gsrNrs GrsEr.L BUTLER.
she Commanding cereTes tie Army Of the James
bu Fortress Gouroe last feDug eight O'Clock 10
Rgshp for his headquactess tte hnd where he may
- expected TO arrive q, early Ystr this morning
wLATifrK,
which, In this climate aud tdese circums.
sssf ever DO Item Of interest sl continues charming
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wovel Law 0uat.
eUYRRiOR COUBr-TRIAL fE1tN-

OcI 1e.-Jone Bryant ~ hIssasd p. Oglesss end
ofas-This action hroushs against TIE dsssndans
Adnnisssor Of she estate Of q r. nryant recover
for services rendered the deceased BY his mother The
plaintiff, appears, teok charge @ her sons household
asms after The death Of his wHe snd for period OF
six years ACTED mother 70 his children In pay
for her services the deceased gave her bill Of sale
OF his machine shop, Mos 81 and % Columbia street,
good money her Subsequently the defendant
loaned the deceased some money, and obtained mort
the death Of Mr. Bryant letters or administration
taken out by Mr. Ogevie the benefit o the creditors
Among the claimants appeared dcceaseds mother, who
demanded payment for services At the rate Of Ave
dollars week, extending period OF SIX years The
administrator refused listen 10 the justice Of the cim,
however. and suit was the consequence. The
occupied two days. asd resulted yesterday IN verdict
for the plaintiff OF 81 $780,
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bodies by obtaining cart and mule from neigh
borne FANNY, coosting Of three remales by The pame
Of Apderpn when they ioord the use wh,ch tDe cart
APPLIED they utterIy refused saying Tie cart
Should not be used haul any damned dead Yankee.
When told be mot Yarkee bul one of their own
osens anTs neeneor sssy said b had takss The oath
of allegiance and that made him Yankee. 10 10 needless
10 that tho cart and mule only taken or
the purpose intended. but turned h for the o tho
United States quartesmassey
MCKKAsB eAvALKy.
ne effective force OF the cavalry attached 10 this army
10 70 increased BY the addition of number q
regiments which raised for cavalry but have been
serving infantry in consequence OF the scarcity o
horees This will make rsorganizstio0 Of the division
necessary.
Changes are constantly occurring In this &ypion 10
comnsndsng officers because Of various reasons Among
the number worthily promoted am happy 10 mention
the Of Lieutenant Colonel Hugh H. Jsncway Of Inc
First New Jersey cavalry, who has Just received from
Governor Parker hs commission 40 colonel
vlsIIoRs.
Hoss Edwin NJ stanton. Secretary Of War; Fessen
and Warren and Other distinguished officers have visited
our lines 10 day.
The Fortress Monroe Despatch.
FORTRESS MONROE Oct IS, 1854
Secretary StaDtcu, General Meiss, tho Commissary
Geucrsi, and the Chief Medical Director arrived this
morning from the river, and went TO Norfolk this
morning.
simeon Draper, Fsq, Collector of New Yo'k, with
other dssng usbcd VISITORS this place ibs after
The mail steamer Webster arrived at four O'Clock this
afternoon, rom City Point No Lews
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TIE CAVALRY.
Mr.. $. r. nuikiey's Despatch.
Hxprr1GTGsa, cHsce's CAVALRY nIvis'ov,
~ ruE tiELD, oct. II, lSe4.

Hx,pcrssTEss cRsee's civArsy D1vFs.ov,
y rHE tIELp, Oct. II, lsei.
cuTEt cAykLsy
We st!l upss,s 10 chrn.ole aDy movements of The
savsry pssBcaL. Nearly the whole DIVISION is sa.
ssee ~ pokctns the ons ue from .e lcf Of the army
- The James river.
rvgrL ATrocsTr
learn from Mh3or u. Il pesumout Who cornmar ds
fhs picket lue q 'be Fra brigade or the left, OF
nesi air ci0us madsr corInl "a by the rsDels day or
so since about two hundred yards from his nne IN tie
stcrity Of Prince George oour, House, TIE murdered
nan was named Brockwell, aud, uo,wihstauding tho
yac, Of being hfiy years Of age, was forced
mo the rebel army ard attached 70
battery Just before hc advance ocr forces on Peters,
burg he had obisiuods furiough from his commanding
vScer 10 vs; bis family. Upon ,be arrival our army
Af concluded 70 remain home, and the oath q
allegiance 70 the United States government Bis family
ssasiisd of wife and daughter and he has been the
habit Of drawing supplies from cur ccmmssar'es day
~ two since during the absence q ms VIE, three col.
as dressed blue ovsrccas rode ~ TO bis house and
dsfed him 70 accompany He refused 10 comply,
whom they drew their re volvers and Cred NJ him. lie
nen vsut With them, followed by his daughter AID
eoosed servan, They took hA into The woods, abont
fhentsvN heir overcoate Displaying their Conseds.
ssss unucrms, delieeratsy shot him and HE servant
fbe dsugntor ~ her right back 70 the house IN
tutsd search when bodies were found vitb rolh
beAxs severed from The bodies sud tel tocether scrs
lne breast Of Mr. 8rookweu
Mrs Brockvei Al once reported tns Ms or resu
mont, when he sent cot party recover and bury tbs
scdiss.
1hs only one Of ths many css.s constantly occcr.
sing stQwrs tbe anlmns Of the Southern pAoe 2bol
sny - tnese fiends fall into tbe hapss "a or foysss
arrrl head court mavth' sud seeiy oscr,,,,p vc,id
scew. rhs cply mems tho hSdr had y rsaoslss the
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Mfsccllan oOus.

SHIP MANDARIN. Parr.tt from Hong Kong and whsupoa
for New York has been lost 10 the Jaws Sea- the
trance 10 the Straits OF Sunda date given All hands
saved Ills stated that Mr. Henry Epdicost passenger
died the dsy previous TO the wreck. The AK
ship Of T76 register built this oft, in 1850 ffom
whence she hailed. ana owned by Messrs Weston
Gray.
LAuSon-Msssrs B J Van pessep viii launch from
thor shpyard tho foo, Of Bsheenb street. river
high water 70 day the guard propeller Doris fellow
ing length 2l5 feet; BREADTH 20 feet:
class built BY this sussrprns 6rm for the Neptune Steam
ship Company.
rurser 4 Gran, Of steamship csnusen,aL from New
Orleans. has thanks for favora
Of c -. ssa lazy S s Lss
sIxAxrR ArHRopIrn previously lost Cape
ns sss': CO.: ss M Tor % .a BY %
a Ss wa Su e. insured sne was under
ss D in into pos ne aSs s IN and
IN & s % :s ss- ss s
BIS rsT s..s s:H .sd 1 e. ~ ss II.
Bremen dag
S sg y a
she rise OF the tide without damage.
The huu of the Casar Helena $50 tons built at
Hamburg IN isse has Oscu sid Al sacton for 1900.
seHn cnkwk,..-kewburyport ocs leThe schr Corde-
bury Of he
Ssy o. sS. ss ssn ssSss sud
sns .hs schr soessa parted sna.hips The vessel
badly damaged not atoni os2 Sh- was nne schr OF
10 tons register owned prnspally phadephia BY c
s sons <. sy n Co. vii %.s .
saved Deh schrs ancbors were out a the time and 40 abe
dragged some 300 yarda u ID supposed she fouled
acHa RALrB Posf A. S26 built az Port Jefferson L.
IN 1854 has been sold % Capt JAS Davis who 70 command
her. for S200U
LaurcHsp--on the 18th inst from the yard OF Chss MsL
iory ssa Mystic c. 9sss cisss s:sa%s, ~ fesi 70
owsea y ,ss Su.la.rs and no. q. named :, -, o.,
=. s.s .ssa - rs ns ss y = b. Capt sS
@ wasa
Cround Sept n vestport Point lbth nst With no
BARI fhos wlnsow 6rinp.n M sperm whales, % ena
30 Dol. S AZ Told -ss :gCls. ssp - q g A. sn sDot..
gsV 0 ks.r M xss. ). q ss, VS. rems.s sept n touched
ssr water, and sas 70 sAil neSt day on . crulse.
B.rr G-n.sda Hsssndes. - & ar, :, - ssr d IN 20
s,se ta ssnsos Reports About Ane "a sarks Jireh swift,
wfis,ns Nm. whs; massschnselts. Greene do wbs;
Msrfha Ihomas. do VIII sept g. Camilla Thomas DO s0O
w.. Su,od lark, Of M arr At San rrspc,.oo oc, is
frnrn % hreac Ocsan, having taken wins tbis season,
sbr Electric spaIk Taoe. was a. San Antonio OWL sept
dssrsth received the t-lcrrsphc Office New Bed
Arctic previous 70 An barks 0ceoa 3d. Hegsn,
Nh WIS rlrftt Kelley of Hon afnu, Helen
Bnow OF MI 30 Merlin BAKER, do. do snips ib,tR y
Jones ro'sea To- eean Rrtnsyek Potter a. ~gh Az
90. anrs rAt N1r1au, Aihearn. 40. .l. AtYhl'a.
Ha"tR 10 ap. .NssaN. sgee. do do ~ llrph. ~.
10 d, eiifs Nntt HosgNii. BelAs Aa Eift
Aass. fA1 D.. o.. bu.cfa. A.oA. dos de- birksJ
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SHIPPING NEW S.
ALMANAC roe NEW yoRK-rRrs DAY.
SUN RISES. is MOON RISEN s.......eve 81
suS SET3. ID IL II
po.. Of New york. October 10. 1864.

CIEAREn
Steamship Eagle Lawrence, Havana-spenerd rles,on
81. amship Ariel RUSSELL New orleans-D B Allen
Steamship rosomac. Sherwood. Porsiand-H Cromwell
Ship Great Republic. Limeburner San Francisco-R n
Ship Cyc one West San Francisco-w T Coleman & Co:
Bark Iabon lCh) Jones' Valparaiso via Boston-sami
Bark Teodolinda (Ital). ohvari. London-Baetjer De
bark Avenir tFr) Pannier, Bordeaux-Funch, Meucse
:, Brig Bailey tBr> Miller. kingsop, Ja-Miler 4
Brig grd Of the Wave Br), Croker Kingston. JaHen'
Brig isadora tBr). Wilson pcmsrara-F Whitney
Brig Sarah Goodnow. Crowley Fortress Monroe-I Ga
Brig Fredonis. Wall. Washington Van Brunt slaght
.s ss 1fp 4Toy RR,naSsneporR Rnynls g"rk Co
sshI Helena tBr Brereton, Londonderry. Ns-HJ G A
schr Adrian tBr). Martin. 8. John. MP Nsvius 4
.schr W Maitland, Garmow. Key west-Murray 1 Ne.
schr Naxon Rogers. Abrams Washngon-Bentley, Smith
achr Thos wnans Bede, BaItin ore-Mots BedeiL
sc,r @ s Emma a, rrin1e Ward BSt,more-Moti Bedell
sehr Campbell. soae. Elzabe.hpor.-G Hatch.
schr " Z Alexander. fucker Bangor-Moore Henry.
steamer faeony P,sSse s"aaf fnsdsDas ssnSls
ARRIVED
Is oass for Brssa Franes Ae' o' Ds''' 'e'A of'1
mss anS s c Oct %
passed ship Bravo, steering g.
6 o Steamship na. 70 .sons
frem New s YORK for aamburE
g CO hin nos
Carsfort Reef passed ssamshp Havana from New York
ssss ssy. ss
@ sS z fs. &.
ship George Washington hence New Oreans 10TH at
A iran
win Rnoop is Bound 70 New sS orlssus = put as IN
naIs Snsk.tsp srSwn s0ps,sro VI. pS,.dspha with
aasys, win asses Brett: son a CO. Iaa stroas
.nS Snss csss of q f Baltimore
s
dass s v ians nas'Ga sr' nosss Orange Bay Ja
Big s E,aSc:a Berry. Remed'os Oct With sugar. to
VII sssa.s sf Spvs
Brig Esa sUmsoH sof New Ssssp' Marks $. Jaso &c
SI GesSson Leason SesSars for
ne @ s Sss & A4' very
sssr sesS wisa IL asisssa @s asy: Jays
Sargent sssen sr o sosso
sshr Flish. GIBBS; Ensabsihport for fsil River
Geo as ,Sf for
@ s.nss % ss's ss 1s;Sss Ss1shsr Taunton
Schr j Goodspeed, Dart. Providence.
Schr Chayger Mshsn, Providence
schr J Scott Baker, Providence,
8chr Copy wheeler. Providence.
Gchr Fair Wind. Woodruff, Providence for AT(,s...
schr Mary Matt Blizzard, New London.
Schr etratton, Terrell. New London
Schr John Nelson (Br) Nelson. Bridgeport
Schr PheniS, Bird Hartford.
Schr Emily, korreN Stamford.
Schr Pierce, Small New Haven.
Echr Coral Kent Middlet0wn-
Schr l. White, Davis, Brookhaven.
Schr Penthea. Terry. 0rceupork
Sckf Tyrone. Perry Harlem.
schr Mary. Sawyer Poushkeepsie for Pembroke,
SAILED.
Stcamshtps Ch Eagle Ariel; ship Gorilla: barks e
kin. lodvilIe. Zulma, Knight Acnrch Busch Bertha
Wright ir Alice Franklin; brigs vigant Mercy Baker
Raven, Henrch; schrs Ann. Kate Merrill. Higgins Golden
Eagle La Creole. Wm Ketch WIN Hayt Sarah Taylor Jno
Wright Rreeze washburp, Wiless Chincarora James.
town, Campbell
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Dam Hcs A ga inst q Railroad Company
sUPERioR COURT-TkIAL TERM.
Before Judge McCusn.

Der. ls.-John X. SaydGm The TAird Auesss Raul
rod company.-1his was aclcp brought TO recover
damages Tor injuries sustained BY the plaintiff in getting
one OF the Third Avenue Railroad Mr.. Suydam
bad one OF his legs broken aud otherwise injured.
which confined aim bed for months. The
case lasted two days. and resulted In verdict Tor the
plaintiff Of 81 600. Cunning 8. BEDFORD Jr, appeared
fort ina plalntiu
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Police Intelligenss.

ARsEsr o. ALLEGED CounxRrnrRRs.-Hcpry weldske,
German being indebted 70 George Smith, living % No.
IS Jamss street. offered him 10 payment Of ths demand
counterfeit IS bill shs bank Of Iowvle Lewis county
,sis sMts Tbe rejected, and ocer stoplss OF
the Fourth precinct bsss called wendslke ssd
man named Charles Milev who appeared 10 be 10 his
cor ,any. On the say 10 the station house Miller was
sccb " drop bills on the pavement and they subss
queuv proved 70 be three cou forfeit $40 the
BANK o. America hode isiaod fssex bank o. HsvcrhIn
rs.sn husetts ad the Commercial BRpI of Providence
hbncc ara abr trortrs vefe tal6 before Justice
React snl combAtod Tor examination.
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Il AuA Var Msxc IN SMa,,s lS
he Turf.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.--TROrrIra.
MosDAY October IT, match So, coo, milo heats, best
three in Ave, in harness.
n. Mnce named b. h. Commodore yAnderbilt.... l
D. PAfer, named br h. Toronto Chief. .........2 2
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siSs thirty Thousand msa Saturday night: bat
Ne ds~ot u nor do ws believe he hai Them TO brns
fAs Is bw o~< ssais diassssSis 1eaisre In sAs ssa
kon Of he armies scar Richmond. Rae psckes gre nes
s., :. ss. . s:. G .ss s - 10y :. :: &. .as
kss. 10y lie@ed ss ~i.As1 Js'lss Stssys iAsr co'rs
pssy viii come from ths enemy - 90 from Bst w
Aaps sykssg to lose oy sxeh esanes Since the %
ginning ot this campaign The enemy has only
sSss for one ss' q sars rlsy h.v. ssy.r scoom.
plished this In any combat but they can
would SUIT them even better IL there no way 70 pas
stop such nnsodiery and procedure as san
worthless officers shink mighty 70 repeat slang
the vulgar retots the ov smartness which occurs o.
prone IN inc ' sroua. 81 s and
denorc ,io practice We believe that Il is against regu.
stions and orders but eguiatons and orders will not
reach the evil unless accompanied by punshment
The Yankees. from Grant down, prevent
picket fring They cali u barbarous cruel, &c as u
they obected 10 anything because u barous ann
cruel Some Of oar own peope repeat this argument
stolen out OF the Yankee mouth. Ru e,erpa,ii
no good But re"ders des,rtoa ip.poss,t.-and that
s'no good9'
Tnc stu rtoa per-rsbar<--G Grans
ExscndtDv Iss LiIc sseti iwnr.i.
lFrom The Ricnn,ond Examiner, Oct. III
No change 10 tho position Of a!Inirs IN The lines near
Petersburg. lhe enemy be extending his works
slowly aouthward from Fort McRae.
On Thurs sday night the Yankees made great noiee az
though troops were being moved from one point 10
another. Wagon trains were heard rumbiDg over the
roads, % also artillery trsns and the kept
busy running backwards and forwards tho Ciiy Point
ana Branch railroads Nest OF this noise merely for
eject 10 induce the belicr that Grant moving his
back 10 the south sidc.
heavy reports heard in the direction Of
Bermuda Hundred about O'Clock A. M. Friday, ol
lowing each other IN such quick succcssrp create
the impression that an explosion had occurred Tney
may have been, however tho discharges Of heavy ord
from the Yankee gunbOats The blowing up OF
the mouth OF tho famous Dutch Gap canal.
Later intelligence from the south sido represents 2at
force Of infantry cavalry and three pieces ~ syiery
moving along the line Of the Scsboard and RoaneKe
Rairoad, apparently in The difeclon OF Weldon tbm
rad DOR IL be nothing wiii sursy como 10
grie!, the hall OF what We hear be true.
Grnmt's Force the Soath Side OF tEe
james RtverNerv Much w ea lSe encG.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. III
On Saturday night u heavy lcc OF artillery from our
opened the nes OF the enemy but elcited
response It very evident that the Yankee force
the south side OF the James bas been very much
weakened Il is supposed they have zone IT, the north
side that the rad the Seaboard aud Roanoke Rail
road formed from this dinantion. 81 quiet al
Petersburg yesterday
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NJovHMBBR no. OF DEMoREsT's slLLusrRArBD
IN MONTHLY and Nine. nEMOREST'S MlRROR OF
FASHIONS now ready, conlsiuing Mammoth Fashion
Plntes Enaravings I've original stores elegant
Designs for inter Fashions FIVE full syed Patterns
Housshod maiiers, and other valuable and intoresne
povs3tiea All for rs cen1.
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WORMS, BUNIoNs. Rad NAILS. AC., CURED, WITH.
~ cut pain, by Dl. RICE. Go BoSefy. hsenngs ~ $50
Adelphi street Brooklyn
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