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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-07
= 2 asnoh a Ratter."

A correspondent of the Brooklyn Times
furnishes that paper with an amusing ac-
count Of his experience with terrier when
be bought from dealer on the recommen-
dation that be was such a ratter.' he naa
some trouble at first in getting rat on Wnlc1
to try his'pup!f He succeeded al laS'' anu
says: fo,tr
However, the next day I was SO I1l'ao
nsls as to secure from boy IN ne mari sr,n;o,,s
fine old-line bob-tailed rat, whose furious
efforts to chato everything within reach gave
premise of glorious sport for Nip. Took the
rat homs, called in my dog and told my
wife that if she wanted to see the way ter
riers did rats to come down in the basement.
She came down and shut the door, just IN
time. too; for as soon as Nip saw the rat
he, Nip, my ratter, for which paid the old
Rentfive dollars-made most unmlstak-
ably cowardly movement toward the nall.
Wife on chair, said the dog did not appear
to see the rat.
Told wife to keep her breath. Thought
= I would not give Nip any reason for seeing
tbs rat seain: SO I tied the string that held
the rat TO the dogs hind leg. He saw the
rat that time. and jumped on the char oy
wife. Wife laughed and showed him OIL
Triad the stove next. Got of the stove
without being showed. The rat, however,
an old staoer. and not being used to such
t-a.trnent- made a demonstration on Nlp's
-sor. and don't believe little Flora rem
he aver made better time In the same
limits than that dog and rat made around
First heat dog had the lead, closely fol-
lowed by rat, who, on striking the hail milo
mole (foot stool IN the corner) broke badly >
In fact nearly broke his back. and before ne
conId be brought down he (was sliding on
his back) dog led him by the whole length
of the string. Didn't stop for wind; but
started on the second heat. Got OF wen To-
Gather. tiled } and went finely around, neck
and tail. until they reached the judges
land Iwife standing on a chair) against
which dog brought up solid, bringing the
iudoe down in pre- eminently sudden, II rot
identified manner. That heat was declde ed ~
against dog, you may bet; and it was only
after much persuasion that the judge would
again take her stand.
The third heat NAV be termed dead
heat. They got off as we'll apart as the dog
conveniently could, and sailed lively until
lust az they struck the last quarter, when
the rat. which ran about as we'll on his back
az on his legs, SHE'D the track, and got rather
oueerly wound around table leg. Dog
kept on as fast as the string and the length
of his hind leg would let him. On raising
the rat ne was IOuuu " OO "oIt CO"P00i W
tally defunct, il fact dead. Nip was mol
much better off.
Wife said that dog cou ldn't kill mice
Told her that he had certainly killed tina
rat; but on viewing the feat in scientific
light 1 must confess, did not feel quite
satisfied with the performances of my pet
and the next morning gave him away to
milkman who wanted a ratter to free hi
his stable from the depredations of the yer
min. / have not been able to ascertain
which left him first, the rats or the dog.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-07
1x7E WOULD RESPECTFULLY GALL

I'VE WOULD RESPECTFULLY GALL
w vour attention to the above card, and
.olicit n portion of your pat ronage promising 10
fu orders promptly and Enthusiastically
We have established ourselves for the pur-
pose of inducing Merchants TO make their pur-
obases hero instead of elsewhere; and as our
goods are bought DIRECT from FIRST HANDS in the
Eastern Market, by our Broker, we make
this proposition to Merchants:
That we will duplicate any bill bought
in Cincinnati, and if goods are not what
we represent them, they can be sent
back at our expense.
We have Just received from the East
go Hhds. Choice new n. o. SUGAR;
no Prime &"
30 Bbls. COVERINGS Philadelphia REFINED
sUGARS-Crushed, GRADUATED, Powder
ed and Coffee A.
80 Bags Choice Yellow NJ Bright Green COFFEE
MOLASS ES-Old and New Crop;
MACKEREL-in all sizes, direct from Bos-
ton, last Crop 1858;
40 Kegs Newcastle ENGLISH SODA;
TOBACCO-alarge lot in Boxes, Caddies, &C.
TEAS Superior lot of all kinds, selected for
this portion of the Country.
In addition to our stock of Heavy Groceries. we
| have large assortment of Fancy;
| CIGARS, at all prices; Fancy Wash and Shaving
| SOAPS; Whole and Half Boxes new NJ. l..
! and Layer RAISIN; SARDINES; FIGS;
| PICKLES; PEACHES, Cove and
Spiced OYSTERS; MUSTARD,
in boxes; so q % lbs. boxes
assorted c. ANDES;
CHEESE; CRACKERS;
! INDIGO; NADER;
SPICES, grain and ground; ALUM;
Race g. Ground GINGER; COPPERAS;
! BLACKING, large and small: BLACKlNG
4 BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CINNAMON, ground
and in mats; CAPS; SHOT; LEAD;
EXT. LOCKWOOD; STARCH;
GERMAN SOAP
A large variety of CAP, NOTE q LETTER Pa
PER; ENVELOPES, buff and white; &c. &c.
B-In addition to the above, we offer induce
ments to the trade in
IiduofS!
RECTIFIED WHISKY sold at Cincinnati prices
GINGER WINE, GIN, BRANDY, and with
superior lot GOLD BOURBON WHISKY
t all prices. Respectfully,
t LLOYD & RICHARDSON.
> MaysviIle, KY, March 8, 1864.
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Go TO WoRK.-Ths idea of respectable
employment is the rock upon which thou
sands split, and shipwreck themselves aud
all who depend on them. All employm ents
are respectable that bring honest gains
The laborer who is willing to do anything,
is as respectable as the clerk or dspper
store tender. Indeed the man who is ready
to work whenever work offers, whatever it
may be, rather than lay idle and beg, is a
far more respectable man than one who
turns up his nose at hard labor, wearies his
friends with his complaints that he can get
nothing respectable to no, pockets their
bepefactions without th andfulness, aud goes
on from day to day, q useless, lazy grumb-
Ter,
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New Livery Sale & Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
i spectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has fitted up the extensive and COM
lnodious
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
on Market street, in the building formerly &C.
cupied by Pearce, Tole g. Holton, Whole
sale Dry Goods Store, Immediately opposite :he
Goddard House, where he will be at all times
prepared to furnish fine and well caparisoned
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGlEs &C., FOR
HIRE.
Twill, also, at all times, be AIRED to feed and
keep horses singly or in droves upon reasonable
forms Nv stables are convenient to the Steam
boat Landing and to the business portion of the
civ. A share ofyour patronage is respectfully
solicited. -.-. Thus. JAChsoN'
Maysville, Feb. IL, 1s64-Sm.
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There Is in the State of New Jersey, a
"lucky dog" Three years ago he was a
butcher-not q well-to- do butcher, but a
starving fellow, who psddled cheap meats
through the country. He went into the war
q captain. One month after he left home
he sent back two boxes of solid silver ware
which he "found" in Virginia. He became
q major, and was 80 successful in finding
things that he has purchased property to
she amount of $50 600. The boys 10 his
neighborhood understand m alters, and when
they have occasion to speak of a thief, they
call him q finder
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Domestic Recipes.

SALLY LUNN.-Three tablespoonful butter
two tablespoons sugar, two cups milk. scant
four cups -four, i've eggs. one teaspoon soda,
two teaspoons cream tartar Bake twenty
five minutes Eat hot, spread with butter.
BREAD PuDDING.-Pour quart of boil
ing milk on as much bread, biscuit or crack
ers, broken into small pieces, as williabsorb
it; cover it, and let it remain till quite cool;
then sweeten and bake an hour and hall.
WASHINGTON CAKE.-One half pound of
butter, one pound of sugar, one pound OF
-four, one pound of stoned raisins, wine
glass of brandy or wine, tablesoonful of
cinnamon and mace, and two tablespoon
fuls of saleratus.
NUT CAKE One cup sugar, half cup OIL
butter, two eggs; half cup of sweet milk;
one teaspoonful cream tartar, half teaspoon
full soda; two cups of -four; one pint hickory
nut meats.
ROLLED JELLY CAKE.-One cup of sugar
one cup -four, three eggs, two teaspoons
cream tartar, one do of soda. Bake in two
pats. Spread with jelly and roll very sooI
after it Is baked.
CHEAP AND Coop PREPARED GLUE.-Dis-
solve common glue in cider vinegar; a
thick as may be wanted. AS it becom e.
too thick from time to time, add vinegar
This is good as can be purchased.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-07

A sheep in BarnstabIe recently gave birth
to two fne lambs, one of which was of the
African hue. Mindful OF Der noble origin
and Spanish blood, the mother disdaiued to
acknowledge her sable offspring and re fused
= Il all punishment or care. Indeed she be
slowed upon it so many more hard knocks
than love pats, that the poor thing actually
died of starvation and i'll reatment.-Ban-
gor Democrat.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-07

GANDLES--Sta d Summer Mould Candles
u of best quality, at BEN PHlSTER'S
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WORSE & WoRsE.-TheO lustee slaughter
grows worse and worse as the truth leaks
ont. The New York Evening Post says:-
"The loss in wounded alone at Olustee is
now reported at eighteen hundred. This
does not include the killed Out of FIVE
thousand engaged our loss will be in killed
and wounded over forty per cent. Olustee
appears to have been another Ball's Bluff )"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

SpeciGlto ne The EsenfHg Telegraph.
BALTMoRE, October l9-The nomination of
Thomas Swami for Governor or Maryland, by
the Union party, gives unqualified satisfaction.
He isa brother of DIR. Swami, Of Philadelphia,
was the best Mayor Baltimore ever had, and the
man who, as President OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, pushed it through 20 the Ohio river. A
dozen Of faceless monuments and grand reforms
are erected to his memory in Baltimore. The
entire ticket, including DR.. c. c. Cox, for Lieu
tenant. Governor, could not be beaten. Maryland
may now claim the glory of being numbered with
the fee States, as the new Constitution has been
ratified, forever wiping out the incubus OF
slavery.
The new instrument goes into operation next
month. Ohlcers high in rank who arrived this
morning In the Norfolk boat direct from Grant S
and Buffers headquarters, inform me all is well
with the army, in health aud spirits, men, muni-
tons, comforts, and hopes. The fall Of Rich
mond very soon is considered absolutely certain
There are no more Rebel guerillas or robbers
in Maryland. Moseby has been obliged to
Ekpdaddle
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HAVANA, VENEZUELA, AND TEXAS

Arrival Of the Steamer " Columbia"
NEW YoRR, October l9.--By the arrival of the
ste mor Columjia, Havana dates to the 10Th
instant have been received.
The revolution in Venezuela so far rs the
States Of Aragrca and Guarico are concerned, is
at an end, the loyal citizens having driven the
rebels out. The State Of Guayamas still holds
out, demanding to be recognized ~ an indepen-
dent Power
There is no news of interest from San Do
miugo.
The steamer Florida arrived al San MANURE
with 100000 francs, 100000 being for the
French Government, the tirst fruits of the inya-
sion Ct the Mexican Republic.
The yellow fever was prevailing at Galveston.
Two blocl,ode.runncrs got in there on the LIST
instant Colonel Ford IS said 20 he stnl in great
hopes of rccapturing Brownsville.
The anxiety concerning the steamer Roanoke
is increased. It Is confidently asserted that she
has been captured by her Rebel passengers.
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PuILADELPnTA CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, October l0.-Cotton is extremely
quet Holdcra demand si25 for middllng.
Quercitron Bark quiet. In the absence OF uansac-
tons, We quote Al $40 per ton.
The demand for Cloyerseed Is moderate, and there Is
very little Offering II Is worth Sl50g975 q GA lbs.
Timothy ses, in a small way at $50. Flaxseed Is firm
at 50 2Oa3 % per bushel
The Flour Market extremely quiet the decline In gold
and sterling having tendency 20 limit transactions, and
both buyers and sellers apart IN their views The de-
mand for export Is moderate, ANA among tle sales We
notice GalItO bbls. low grade aud good extra AZ Sloa
SlO25 extra family Sll0ll 90; and fancy lots az $l2 70
the demand IRON the retailers and bakers ~ steady Al
from sg75 supernne TO s2O for better brEnds as
in auay. Rye Flour ans Corn Meal are without essen
ual change. 49, -, ,-,- -..., -
demand from any prices are weak Ihe sales arr
confined 10 1870 bush Pennsyyania req AZ " ~ ans
Sonthern S2'82 sales OF white have been reported
We ouots the article al Sl5Jd2'6O Rye Is IN limited
densnd al 81 OS Corn is but title sought amer Aite
the close OF report sale OF 700 bush fennsyIani
ed estern was reported at 81 So II was offered I'M
or,ipg M decline oi cents, but without sales. Oat
arc quiet 900 bush Pennsylvania sold at Ste, and from
Whissy Is in limited demand at sl7sSi'7i for Pa. bbls'
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Ross majority on homo votc.....,...". 3S
The snldiers yO.e, as counted up 10 thus mnru-
ing, shows ll3 for Thayer, ana II for Ross. Thi'
gives MI. Ihayer, thus FAR, q m1jOry OF So,
which will he largely increased when all the votes
are counted. About 100 packages Of soldiers
votes are vet to be counted Tue work IL being
performed by Mr.. Thomas b. Reeves, of the Pro-
ibonOtary office, to whom this arduous task has
been assigned.
FoR EVERY HoNE Wheeler & Wilson's High
est premium Lock Stitch Sewing Machines are
the simplest, cheapest, and best. They are
lighter and easier to operate, simpler 10 learn,
quiCtor IN action, and less liable TO get out Of
order than any other Sewing Machine. They
use less tban half the cotton of IN lst other Ma
chimes, and do much better and finer work.
ludeed, no human testimony could he stronger
than that which has been accorded the Wheeler
s. Wilson Sewing Machine for superiority over
all others for family use, and for general manu-
featuring purposes. To show the immense aud
growing popularity of the Wheeler a Wilson
Machine, We.wpuld state that Over.500)0 Of them
will have been manufactured this year, and over
5000 have been sold in Philadelphia alone.
Instruction given At the residences of pur-
chas,rS Every machine warranted aud the
money returned If not entirely satisfactory.
We advise all 10 go % tue elegant sAesrooms 1f
Wheeler & Wilson, No. 70t Chesnut street and
see these wonderful machines in operation. oar
friends ont Of town should send Tor circular
and specimens OF work.
RETURN or AREGMENr.-Th 9jth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers (Gosllne's ZouavcD J.,
will arrive in this city this evening At 81 o'clock.
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6ueriIin DepredatiOnsi in KontueISy-ThC
ExuIosiOn OFtbe Steamer L. a. Irwin

LOUISVILLE, October ls.-The New Albany
(Ind.) Ledqcr of this evening gives a report,
which il deems reliable, that from ten b twelve
hundred guerilIas, under Kinds, have concen.
trated in theneghboIhood Of BrandenOurg, Ken
lucky, and portion Of them had entered the
town and robbed the citizens Of large amounts Of
goods and other valuable property.
The same paper says the steamer J. @. Lroin,
lying at Edgeyile at the tow head Of the Cam
berland river, exploded her boilers, making a
wreck of the boat, and killing large number of
persons, including Captain ]. d. Smith. John d.
Elliott, and Mr.. Harrison, the pilots; Mr.. Graves,
the matej Mr.. Ferguson, a passenger, and two
deck hands. Five passengers and soldier are
missing.
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Tho RebeI Invanion of Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, October l9.-Glasgow, in Howard
county, was captured on Saturday by large
Rebel force under General Clark. The place was
held by six companies of the 43d Missouri (twelye
months mem, under Colonel Harding, who
fought brayely for five hours, but finally were
oyerpowered by superior numbers and suuen-
dCred.
The enemy had four pieces Of artillery. The
steamer Westoard, which was lying at the wharf,
was sunk, and the City Hall aud several other
buildings were burned.
The town Of Ridgely, in Platte county, was
plundered by guerlas on Sunday night, and
smithwlle, in Clay county, was burned on
Monday.
Thornton and Thrailkll notorious guerlllas
entered Platte county with large force of Rebels
on Friday, and business was suspended at St
Joseph and Kansas City. Leayenwortb is being
fortified.
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Interesting from Baltimore
and Washington.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR GENERALS,
Grant Preparing for Battle.
MORE ABOUT TIE sALTVILLE
BATTLE.
TIE pESysyJyAyIA ELECTION.

HARHIsBUsG, October l9.-The official Demo
cratic majority in Adams county is III, being a
Democratic gain Of 1888. Fulton county, Official
Democratic majority, 22l; Democratic loss, 81.
The official vote of ffty-ninc counties has been
reliably tabled here, which Democratic gain OF
1922, and Union gains Of 29l9, over the Guber.
material vote of 1868. Tho excess Of these gains
1888, deducted from the Union majority OF
1863 viz, 1926, leaves a Union majority OF
1882 with the counties Of Clarion, Forest,
Jefferson, Mercer, Vcnango, Wyoming, and
York yet to be heard from ohically.
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InCrehHt'' ''ss' ''f''''E''' W@VvIV@O
The New York Tribune this morning says
o]Z57s GIRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,

81 October ~, 1854.
viii he held at the banking house on MONDAY, tho
qlst day OF November next, At ~ O'Clock NJ, 10
come an Association for the business Of banking,
eNeree the powers conferred by the Act OF the Lega
tus this State, entitled "An Act enabling the banss o.
ths Commonwealth 70 become associations for b4nknf
IN der the laws OF the United States" approved 1sd ~
gust 1854; and 10 take any further action na MAJ "
The election for Directors viii be held a the sass p
on the same cay November "a between us hes'' -
A. N. And2P,h. -. .a1lr fha
Charter VII be held Al the bankinf -itett'1
Caltiefs
iO.l9-wfn-no2l
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LEeAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT CoURT-Judge SharSwood.-CathR-
rine Hltuor and Andrew I4c-, niiraors John
ehec action 10 recover for rent In arrears. Verdict
iOT plantin for Ei3i 10.
Arpelino Palethorp, trustee, Bergnsr a Maeheok.
Aract0n 10 rent The defense disputes the corr
Ttctness OF the amOnnt claimed.
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Hare.-Williams *
Stokes vs. Faukner& Hooper. An action ON book
account On trial.
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Markets NV reIerrnnl,.

BALTIMORE, October l9.-Flour is heavy, with
declining tendency; Ohio extra Sl075; Howard Street
superut Sl03I1s, Cone aady 700 bags OF Rio sold at
sso. Sugar steady, owing 10 the decline 10 gold. whisky
dull, and quotations nominal at S'7o,a decline of2c.
NEW YORK, October l9-Flour has advanced
lt@2Cc talcs Of 1000 barrels at f8J9 20 for State
NH@llyO for Ohio; aud el0'0@lf00 for Southern.
wheat advanced 2c talrs unimpoHant Corn firm, with
small sales. Beef dull Pork Arm sales OF 1000 bsuels
at st2tO for Mess. Lard dun al a66o22c. Whisky duh
NEW HoRK. October l9.--Stecks arc better.
Chicago and Rcck Island s9 Cumberland preferred sax
Illinois Central llli Michigan Southern 81 4 New York
Cc1usl iliia keadnglNA Hndson River. llOH Canton
Coz 85i missouri s., 01 Erie pT One Year Certlhesoat
kegittred, ICGt<i Gold, 7O9k " ~ W.
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LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
Heavy Cannonading on our Left,
speclaI to The Evening Telegraph.


WASH NG1oE, October l0.-Tho mail steamer
I bster, Fl ON City Point reports that early yes
terday morning the Rebels opened lively can
monaco on the leftof our line, which was actively
returned by Fort Sedgwick and other batteries in
the vicinity.
No purli ular damage was done on either side.
The IpeJ5ier brought up the bodies Of Captain
Williamson, Of the Maryland Purnell Legion,
Captain J. w. Kimball, First Massachusetts
Hesvy Artillery, and Sergeant Hunt, l2Oth New
York State Militia, recently killed in front of
Petersburg. When Sergeant Hunt was killed
hi time was out, and he was to have been mus
tered out the following day.
Private intelligence from Richmond represents
Lee as promising his soldiers q telling blow upon
the Yankees speedily. They believe him to have
some important movement in hand.
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TUE soLDrEHs.-The returns Of the soldiers
vo.e arc coming In slowly at Inc on re OF the
Proihonotty Of the Curt Of Commoi Plea,
and upon being counted show increased Union
M ajorti,s Up 90 this morning tho vot,s, a.
counted, showed 730 Union and 1888 Democratic
The returns thus far received insure the elect ON
Of NJ. Russell Thaycr, member Of Congress FROM
the VI IN District, without doubt. The home vote
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T0-DAy'S WASHINGTON NEWS,
WAsuINGroF, october 10.

WAsHINGroF, october 10.
Personal.
Generals Wallace, Garfield, and SchenclE are
here. General Scbenck was az the War Depart
me- this morning. General Wallace takes imme-
diate charge OF bis department.
soIhicr- Counting Home to Vote.
TIE Assistant Secretary of War says that il
IS no. 81 % lie idcd whether New York and Peuu-
iyhania soldiers vill be sent home 10 vo il
November. No iavorit5sm viii be shown to any
State
Arr.iy CONTRACTS.
Among the proposals received at the Office OF
the Qomtcrmaster- General, for the week ending
October II, are the following -
Tyler & Co., Pbiladeiphi,, Pennsylvania, pro-
pOs0 to furnish coal fOr steamers delivered On
vessels at Port RichmOud, Plnnsy ylyaniI, Mt IS ~
per ton. G. Coleman, Allegheny Guy, Pcnnsyl.
Vhuil, offers 30 furnish from fifty to live hundred
army wagons al S22j each
FOEuGytnE Shenandoah valley.
8 Lieutenant Colonel Alexander, of the Engi.
pecrs, Chief of staff 10 General Barnard, has been
assigned TO duty with Sheridan, 10 supervise the
fort0cations OF the several Gaps, ana the estab-
lishment of the fortified posts about Suasburg
Rebel raids through the Shenandoah valley into
NaJylandIand Pennsy ylynnia are ended.
r.. . RunRways Counted Out.
Provost Marshal General Fry has startled
enndry districts which supposed themselves out
OF the draft Simply because their quota had been
drafted, by deciding that runaway drafted mo1
are not to be credited on the quota. No drafted
man Is credited unless he is actually mustered in
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From New Orleans,

New York, October ls.-The steamer CONT
mental, from New Orleans on the 18th, arrived at
this port to-day. She has on board the Rebel
General Page and many other Rebel prisoners.
No papers have been received by the Con.
haeHtaI
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Return OF GosIine's zounyes.

BALTIMORE, October ia portion Of Cos
lines lzouayes left this city at O'Clock this
morning for Philadelphia. The rest Of the regi-
ment had re enlisted.
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Quotations Of the principal Coal and Coal OH

The following are the receipts Of Flour snd
Grain at this port to-day Flour 1910 bbls.
Wheat 6lOO bushels; Corn, 1900 bushels; Oats,
6l00 bushels.
Comparative monthly statement Of earnings
of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company =
Earnings in September, 1854. va. l02'3o
do do lS63.......,.,..... 49lIlz0
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Boston, October l9.-J. S. Sleeper has beeu
nominated for Congress in the Third District by
The Democracy.