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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

The London Times publishes cores
pondence from Richmond, dated June
80. The writer represents that there
are no apprehensions felt for the safety
of Richmond, and asserts that any single
corps of confedarates could hold the
works around the city against any con-
siderable force of Federals. He adds
that the greatest jeopardy for the con-
federates was in the neighborbood of At
lanta, but that confederate troops would
be sent there in great numbers.
There is a statement in a French pa
per that England and France have en-
tered into an alliance to stop the carnage
and effusion of blood in America.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

DR.. HUMPHREYS gives as reason for
the prevailing custom of shaking hands,
that h hand being among the most
sensitive'part of the body, is given to
show our confidence in one another by
the sense of touch, and adds proof,
"when we wish to reciprocate the warm
err feelings we are not content with the
contact of the hands, and we bring the
lips into service"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

A Union Mass Convention of the people OF
Orleans County will be held at Irasburgh, on
Wednesday the Gath day of August inst, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates for Scna-
tors and for County officers, to be supported at
the coming election, and to do any other appro-
pirate business. All who are in favor of sup
porting the government in suppressing the re-
bellion are cordially invited to attend
BY order of County Committee.
August Z, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

Gov. SEYMOUR TO STANToN.-Gov.
Seymour, of New York, has written a
letter to Sec'y Stanton in which he pro
tests against the excessive quotas of New
York. He says the average quota for
each Congressional District is 1881,
while in New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets they are 2IG7, and in Pennsylva-
MIA 2571. He says there are no differ
ence in the character of the population
of these States to account for the discrep-
ences which exist. He says the most
oppressive enrolments appear in the con-
gressional districts Of New York and
Brooklyn. The Governor wants to have
commission appointed, similar to that o
last year, which investigated the quotas
of these districts aud secured their re.
duction.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

WATER.-The Irasburgh Aqueduct
Company, incorporated three or four
years since, held it first meeting on last
Saturday evening, and organized by
choosing officers. We wonder if the vii
lage has public spirit enough to give
$1,000 to furnish lis inhabitants with an
abundant supply of pure water.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

There is blind printer in Gosport,
Ind, who sets up an average of 5000
ems day-and can set from 1000 to
5000 ems. Another man reads his COPY
for him, 6 lines at a time, his memory
retaining that much at once.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

THE Town QUoTAs.--The following
are the quotas of the several towns in
Orleans county, under the present call
for 100000 volunteers, as furnished by
the Adiutapt General
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

We understand that the Office of Su.
perintendent of Recruiting for Orleans
county has been rendered by Governor
Smith to Rev. Pliny II. White.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

A distillery costing $4,000 and able
to turn out 800 gallons of liquor daily
has just been started at Hudson, New
York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12

sg' There is a clothes thief in Iras-
burgh whose prospects for Windsor are
much brighter than for Heaven.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-12
REBELS IN ILLINOIS.


The Chicago Tribune has dis
patch from Springfield, ILL.,, stating
that civil war has virtually common
ced in Montgomery county, in the
vicinity of Hillsboro. The rebels
have about 700 or 800 men in their
and it is said that the
Union men, 1000 strong have taken
the field against them.
There is also another encamP
ment of rebels in Christian county
who are committing depredationS'
REBELS MINING.
A Petersburg correspondent OF the
Tribune says there are several suS,
picious circumstances indicating tlla'
the rebels are engaged in mining
large fort in a certain point in our
line before Petersburg. 10 view Oh
this, measures have been taken TO
guard against a catastrophe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

bad p days cs latter par, Of passage experienced heavy
weathsr 9Th int at " ~, lon u a. bfis bound g.,
showing white signal with black letter ia the ornirc
The julia reports Sailed 10 with brig Salinas for
Rrbldoes AMI New YORK Le.i schooner Enchantre.s
Ns~s \ OH in ~ DAYS
The Belle reports Ell inst, in gale from w, sprung
ieak and il leaking badly Len big Alfalfa for New
York III days
The Commodore reports Passed Cope Good Hone Sept l.
and ~ Helena the 2ith H1r had very heavy weather
iaiier part OF passage si.!f ell cargo. sc.
The Luzon reports. Passed Cape OF Good Hope AuH -
~ Helena sept ~; crossed the equator Sept III 2st ut..
at ~ lon q s. IL Ne discovered something floating
our port bow; bore down upon and found To be hull
OF vessel waierogged the making clean breach over
sent boat 20 the ec2 which rrtued at II n bringing
with them boy In very weak and exhausted aud not
able to speak proper restorative. applied tho I'D
tie boy began to show Of recoy,y few iops
being put to him regard 70 the vessel learned she
French ship Feuc DE-, 3oi, Of Borteaur appears the
III fitei vessel len Martinique sept o. AID on the 9Th u in
hurricane from w. 3 w, became water logged aid the
9th the captain boaisH ain scamen Dls.eg.r and the
AItle who apptar 20 have been The Of The srn
len her leaving the mate and boy WHO rensned by the hull
the mate died the day previous to thu picking up r boy
hsSing been the wreck 10 days wit food ter; the
mate had hi leg broken but died nom the 81 food the
account given Dy the boy OF he ,uogngs melancholy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
no nEpAnf
Passengers sailed

n Hear,bp George Hasiiagto1. for Now Oyieon' Mrs
E T. Deuze. j. H. Ludwigsen aud Mr. ard Mrs, M. X.
Arc snd servant Miss Fellows Miss j. Fellows, Miss Meier
rem Capt. j. " McCenen, /. j. Qlinan T. H. W williamson,
lr HYATT Fuller joaquin Csyes Capt j. I. ; Gray John
lrso Nj and Mrs W Frank. A. +. Cochran Mis- Hender.
son aud child r W HINT hn-0n, Lieut. Charles W. Johnson,
H. U.ssos w 2 He.sion. Mr rnd Mrs. T. H. Shannon, A..
g. SAKE and p A. Tourne Alfred Chpp George Kendall
H. H. Orcuit Levi Nna. =. Il. Bates, L. ID. Wgcot Mrs.
Brown and son Mrs Barrett sid son.
In s'cam,fp CIR or Mgacic'fcy far LircrPoolMrs A.
H. smith, Ms Rowe, rrr Ferguson $. Hose, MI iice,
Sir Curtis, Mr. : \ Hauscoue Cecil Gardener NJ Stoue,
Chr, LIVINGSTON. James h. i-ns, Capt II. Ohi1it Capt
IL & rltor Sir Galloway, Charles \ Berry Rev John NJ,
Clo,.h Rev y. Aru.trorr Mr. Hester. f. Johnston, Il.
i,ovd Lewis Johnson, Lieot Allan Royal Ii. Busdct.
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furnilnre

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
jDurr',I i1irul,curc Alto solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Sri'r, p.il lri ornamental. o. II. ;. tAkHNC'
IDA g. 90 tuuil..t opposite oos'er tstaoiisned stA
LNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
u The be- recruitment o. ENAMFLED FURNITURE in
N n'l. sud .fyr- Walnut md Chestnut, Plain sud Orfa.
mati. 100 suites. NhDr.ale aud Retail Also. Mstrsscs
ii. l's iiss-r. NARRfN WARD, No. 27' Canal -.
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BORT Warocns' Notite.


P0sT-N Aupgss OFFICE, No lci Wii..'.
NOTICE Is hereby given. in accordance with
" section Of tie aet ps--et Ap H. 1896, entitled AN
Act 90 ReoTstuxe the arfen4 tie Port If New
York TO ~ perons Interested w. hssae clarer o. the
subject matter o. such inquiry examination survey. that
tie following "sl, uer cx.uAgaii,n by the FOrt
Warden. and hat the 'ad survey, ext ailal viii BE-
plotted within trn days ncN -Ittor1A- ,l4s notice. o.
OuiII .al Nr.sr.s
'. p iiNi' a. r. IT,
ship City %! Brook I'm ...................Ba t"rs.
Nris otlrl' giif..............Jsckson Woodruff g..
lut Fi4n.a+... .4A J.. X.
bfit tffirilia J.. X.
bftt fif.s... ss..+.....ss.....l 2. X
t4ls Pom ord
Nchl 10 lNtuf.... ...[t T. X.
NlNTIiDBNL TOAlFkiNS, President
i. Auas HFRRiAAN. SecrrruTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
A YANKEE GRAvEYARp.

Since the establi hment Of Tie y. son post at
Andefsonye Georgia. last Spring twelve thousand OF
The Yankee prisoner held these have died and been
buried there and this mortality existed utoHc body
Of prisoners at tDe exceeding t1Ty thousand Their
grave aIe marked with number from ono 90, and "a
registry kept in The prison represents ilei laue rei
Helt ana state IN in&ap Thereto there Wl Boz
ID ssife MY IN Local ng ue grave 81 au5 particular de-
ee"sea shouid we time ever arrive VACH a-c4 thug
might be desirable.
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Nnilesl.

NOV O. inlana City Of Manchester, George
Washington Evening Star Liberty City Of Port Prince
Pfou..t heu. T.. g. KniFLi, Title Baltimore.
Smps-Elizabcth jenkins, Hibema, Correlation Lillian,
IGlisUOu.
Bng,-Janei Kdston Leviathan, {. T. Eaton.
schooneTsMofy Anna A. Cassidy, Margaret Ann, g. X.
James, NJ Kenny
Faos QuAKasrisa llTH-U. s. steamship sasquehanns,
and monitor Mouslnoc.
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V7DE GREAT ENGLISn REMEDY r0n

n tDl ! ANU Ntf' Nhll"fs
All snHrfsrs from e shove lf. rfhrr n recent Or
Iona .t.riIrr sre alslsrI 90 noe LLANs 0lLf And
KllFfNATIC PILLS TfrY boz fs "a upon The most
aie and caee 81 remedy ~ oiorrf g. t.e peg am h'c
glr frsf - -.
Pfers,rd by PROf~r 4 HARsAST NJ. 2sa stfsnl Ion
tau Fnr4rdt ana tld by their AGENTS. Wills q Co..
Ff.lt ina Sew ltrs HsfaH Price, = - per boz
fsr Mae .fy hove author ~ mo usrr~ ara
sidr,s ot lHDf IS fKOl D. - strand l.oDdqn, O. BE-
m.r.rd upon ile DOlciuel. .aP -hisd - each boz VI
he genuine mr.l..a~.
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SHIPPING GNTELIIGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II


Cleared.
Strarr.l in Even ls Str c' New Orleans y 4 Raynnf
selm.. IT. Li1ery Nu.o0. Havana larrous Co..
~t-anship safths lBrl iailrop. santa MNihi Sav
su.'a and Clii.1sena lbon Mua.z
steauis iip CuuuIls. Mar.itn4n. Fortress Monroe.
s,efm,i George Wellington hasr,, Ncw orleans
Sferi.iin Mrr mac Samson. Hc" oHonf ~
steamship lity ~, AiuD..-tll iac-ow' Liverpool = "
Steamer Au,ln.,- sbop.a.n. Philadelphia. VIM XIX
Seine John r. Thompson. Mckay. Baltimore, william
.esraer r. c. Kri-t Gsaishc Philadelphia, J. Toy
s,e',ecr 7, .',i,,re Lewis. WsJ.nr'on J. Hand
s.s-rner Che.apca1e Wilet Portland, H. Il. cron vel
Sin Constitution (Brl, sumner, Liverpool Williams L
slig Herman Rtsn) Kohl On, G'so4, cs.; Lains.
HsIk Ah.us Wllief, VIEW orleans '. -. ~ r.
Bsr. Eago (fr) Camel. Nar.-ie. B-e'jT Z De NeTiu
E4rs Florence (Bri Day.uson. Maienoa'' hnpieeh' d
Is,1 venp. lDu,eaj. ToJ,a, hon, Kong J. G. Leetco.
lEs Ai.,ei- r -. !, ~" , ~, H. T. "a Co.
Trig PEDRO CBr) Wallace Mlrsri'm md Pore. G. Luia-'
Hds fur.. % aeuoe W Cor-.s Gotta werneos Rotor
rns G. vs. Eeuod. lHr.t Dief' 'ar-eni' j. p. Ward
L,,ea nqp.... s- ,, n + D. i, AZ r. r (, .
srir 20 f-ifatr tir.l Card. I.cflf. lt 1hrrE.tav.
>c.r 1afura 'Brl "a t-n nihfr d. q b"W'E
er.f. GrH4.r state llfI.t hts'nn. - % . L'Et- '"
scr. Lofd of ,he I'es Orb C'u"H1'' hio i''ha b'''
~ Son cno.n, fe4. Pal.lapa.. Demey smith
Sohr Sui. rs, i--ll D4.e La.. q %. M'y@s".
scbr Neh. y o1nif.i Harvey Stanford
S..I nightingale, lI..w. r.e. iffH"ft
sclr Jo'.e. hrlv. D..ale'.pou. iioyosr hrny.
Sens. e. f,se-. il..I I.ond. tta.aoeton A. Abbott
scir Hound ffrI fr.ln.u. Ectmnda. h4dl"on "a.
I ST. ,'' ', s rda ta c W. Jpa t5e 90
s-hr svy. eryr I'd. N.c. ia'. si.p.,n A. C.pp
s.n. g. i..r...a. f,. a. f. .l.rI. D.. forufent son.
soop john ad,n. Ial,ra Nea.IIa,,n. u. = Racket 4
. ... ... ...-., 81. ff..io. a g u,,tefi 4 SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

TIE Bailigh q. c. Progress Of Monday,
.avs.
I've hear OF no demonstration along the North
Caroline coast A eeiteman ia ibis c,i has recei, vi
% letter nom a prominent citizca Of NgItn County.
which states that orr rces have fleu back from Nv
mouth 90 Rainbow Bend. on the Roanoke River. IAc
lctteI states i.l ~ mouth was nearly entirely
destroyed by c during the DombaTlmen, or amer tie
evacuation. Washington. think has certainly hccn
eyacuafed BY our troops and occupied by 'le enemy,
but We have 10 approximations 90 anything DOB The shopc
OF formidable advance tue force o. The enemy -
aJi equal TO such t,s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIN Rses....c.45 sun Scts......ti+ Moon Rect. so
mon wAT.K TINS DAY.
sandy HOOK. t5l GOV island. J32 Hell Oa'r..lO:l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
ille0irGl.
mr.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

have been q sfaari Remedy for thirty ears and
he fal on~- sunuu ~ 90 cpnpsnts cu'
lf 90 females 10 % rla.e, they Invaluable indec.ir
fnusahds No Ise1 them ~ lfrfet prrnis iAf9ush'
te country, h4t.ur CO. i o. soue ~ TIE most 'ai
iB-nt Fhysi-ilus o. Ailtr.a. .
EKpl.tdl.r nt ..f.a w r ~ 80. I'D boz ht Hiet W.
each BoR-'hH pdre one dollar ffr boI of Lore i'r a.
Containing .r.i D t.tI I.i.t.
Phi. .en ~ mil pr,nrif sre 'f'r 'hfrrVricn 10y %
n!iung 70 90 p-olfi,'efs sod by bnel'i' n"'s.ii
ALICulNOs HIlLltt Pop r."-a
= L IL Il - ..fL
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Go rObom il man Concern.

nlNORCES LEGALLY PROCURED for
~ gs.ou, from any state without publicity change Cd
10 3snce. % -.mllt iy dcsc-tion Sc sufficient Gauge.
-rfTa .eed. Advice free aui c0nidrrfl Apply ~
%. ALTMAN. No 81 Na.'al'i 'Ppo. ie fo'tofr"
NfaIBINONIAL.-Auy amiaoie LADY, Of
y pril.4. refinement ant resIc1hty not over g. and
ml'rf..ll'N iu.urd. IIay Aud loving. faithful Nd
every e-ir afd ran.a t-nlcn, 10y corresponding
,otirf v h ttr auh1. 81 tLs snlsfr notice Address
Ali RID STANLEY. NsH .lork tity Fn.tOilc,.
NOTICE To COMMITTEES ON Lee
y rrRFs Tie Rev THOMAS LhsIpA o9el.todei ~ 81
iistrfv pepnlr Lecture. THE MORAL COMfFNsA.
TONs 81 WAR Tl- Lert 70 be- original Ia thorsh' ADD
patriotic aul is delivery s ne srrlrrI 900 ir moot liberal
Term. Aid-~.. Box 80 ~ nth Glastonbury. Conn
MIGHT SCAvENGERS.-JOlN MAY and
~ JoHN DFNNFR respectfully inform their cu.,on.r.
the puoic. toii they have RthONtD Ihtik OtFiCE
90 40 4i t4t iols,on %. 80 od'rs received vi be pune
tua.ly afforded - NJ moderate charge.
NOTICE.-The NEW-YORK CONSOLIDA-
~ TEp STAGE COMPANY have INSIDE 40 f...uueut 70
Of al tleii property n rust ior ue boneht Of Ihc
creditors.
Perous having claims srafl.t tie Company requested
., pn...n. thr % az the oii.e Ia BkoADWAi
AUGUSTUS sCHELL, A..spee.
NV YoRK Nov iplt.
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dsy out.
18th inst 20 Haterss bearing NV. - miles pro-
pesr General saermsn from Orleans for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
NEw-YORK AND HAEAEM RAILROAD.

" !. W y OiNk AMI lAielsLh hAibh'hD-
~ EXPRESS TRAINS ff1m Ncw.iork % ALBANY
and TROY c,Se tie Depo, corner Of 26st mi Fourth Az
daily EXCEPT riBday.}, At
10 q. clock q. m i0'clock ?. ~
connecting Albany aud Troy with lans Norh and West.
For tle better accommodation VI ae public Arrangements
have been made tire frns - the Hudsoa River Rst
road Co. those rf lie Negl orr and Harlem RsrUsf st
different hours FROM Nesgfoik
New the bs' construction and most convenient Zoe
c the pssseugfr, have oen recently PLACED on 20
Rad AID the for i.czeDg
ani checking ba.age al the principal places North aud
Wet arc very * elsiye and complete. -
- frkr' ~ ~ HI5-on River Railroad Co and ~ this
Company vii be- received by either COMPANY aud baggage
che ke by either Company Troy, oeny the con
noes IN. inc. Noril and Wet vii be delivered a. thoss
,t. tue connecting lnas, wthou change u checks
l.. A. CHAPLIN, superintendent
N.,y. York Nov. !, 1864
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.. LINE.
IL Daily,
For Prov iience Direct,
To l-a and - lend steamers
k.Et rhf ANDUALATLA,

ELECTRA ANDUALATEA
y win, Suo.rior Accommodation FIR PlSselgers enc
Fr.ifht VII s1ve Pier No u Norh RIVER foot Of ROBIN
SOL, street Dsfly fsuudty, cScepiedl. ats p 10.
t.nn. ling ~ irosiienc, with thc N for Boston -
.FLfGIRi Cart. 3. N. ~ T. viii lraye New OH
every MDEDAT. WEDNf sDAY end RlDAl. 81.
I--GhLATEA Calt WI JONES, every TUESDAY
TlU RSD - lui SAT- NDAA
(.rfrf-iftfkcn a. Propeller Rates.
sIhes steamers Unsurpassed N efr arr1n-enen's
and safety 70 esnscrs iud then isces oF
tic transportation o. fTeIzfr
e. Pcs ,n-rl tr. retiring for ~ riglt qre no. disturbed
Ley s.rra 90 Providence horr carry snouan 20 So
ft sa.s or aeaTdl boz thr ht accommodation tram IoI
b.f.l i. irving DO l,.oa 4 "a. ln 80, =.
on Ii f,earrtI Frei-f Aernt firr 30. y, y H. $50
FOR Tickets Sfa'eroorls Berth Apply 10 w. ~ I'D
IK ARDS General n .ff AGENT Pier 30. North River.
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.-0n ant


- ARRANGEMENT Leaves kcwiork, James slip ssS
3ah East Rive Gree Doft SAG Iarbor iinptons &c,
m FOR Nsphank, Lakei1rd ,lp. Babylon, ard arm
ingdae al .. m. aud ; and p trimming through u
Oreenp)rt, OF SATURDAY evenings, For Syosse, ., lOh
A. m aud 4 % a. (stasrs Cod >pnsg.
oyster Bay .ad an.asion 20. Hampstead, Jamaica and
" nfe.h af aal 10 % a ~. an ] 2, aId o.
River st 9l5 sgf laphaH. stopping at al st.9n e.
n REDUCED rates. \. REASONt.R Superintendent
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NETWORK Il NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.


isss COMMANDING MAY 3 1854 isS<
Pss,sus-r station in Newfor. corner 18th 81 aud Nh av
Ertrtnce 9th St
III AIMS LFAVE SEW-fORki
For New HaVr tfy.L iiSa 9. m l2;l3 tEEh J.J
,t1t $50 80 ini en- .. d. ..
Tor Bridgeport : ga. II0 a n; is;is EI.l ~
tIA.i, 5.5u. 80 sud iEn.) y
k0s Milford sGj s'g4 ord, u. Ma N. 3p 80 D. IN
fn Fairfield Southport and Mes'porL . li;% a ~ ~
i0p =, "a ~,
3d. 43n. , ~ (EK.l p. IA. ..
fr barren aud Glcoaw len. l. $50, ll:0 NJ; $50. ~
for Greenwich = 90 1850 % 40, $50 $50 n
FOR stanford tEal 9a0, II 81 a. M lE:lS Nrrhs
nfrl ). so I 90 $50. b.p, tt.nb p. m. M,
For Tor; Chester and intermediate s-it'ons 4 ''o Ia"
NJ. $50 4 % $3.50. 6..A, p N -,
'' CONNECrING TRAINS
For Boston Sprung geld. 8 O. ui. ltslf tFTl sp N
For Boston yia Shore Line l2.l5 lfNG p nl .fr,
tor Hartford and Spria shed, SlExh li~A M ''hhh
$780, r. e, ,t.ao. -, =,
Nanif.ai. ID. a.. % Northampton 800, r.,
20 Hfufori, PIovidfn-'- sd flshku' hsiioAL' '@"h
n a 81. e.--....r p.u.o.IX
T a. al Ri rosd. ,2.is D. M. Northampton
Ior L.o.sttouc Railroad. l 8. M p m
~ V.-r,furk Railroad a. IN : p. m "a
- Derf-rv and Norisala RAILROAD 80 m ~ Up q
IA, - -la-uius Csts attached 20 y "a itan';
JANIS n. hOlI. >sPrFnr endeh-
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Memoranda,

III. Three Site" reports. r..4 oiBr.l,,I Sept a. la
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1nsuraHci Companies.
rw-YORK FIRE AND MAEINE

ArIrW-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
assurance CoNlPANn,
- WtLL-srl,Efr
,,rr.c,prrtf ................S2OO. 900.
Tie C.mplny his boon % si-'eaii oPs ~. '' ''
ti.uIllIll lIANt. and c'Ai.ii'' ID ..' U.S. = ,f
la...ni damage hy fi.tl. uPln 'r'' d. '4''i'''-
lD.s.I..Yn- .,......... ,,,,, q,t-r,
AL LosiB il.gAl4f ADlui.p AAp I"''.'''
niWrclORst
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W isn Drprw. li,ny y. a,Ii Il, n,tIEp secretary
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ERIE RAILWAY.-1rains leave foot NJ
IL rhlmber.-s,:
10. D. Express for y fslo
IA IN rress for ieveland direct via A. q. ". Ry.
g.pa. I. MIX. daily. for oti.siie.
II NJ. Aai .or buffalo -
s.30p m WAY for For Jeryi. eud Newbureh.
10 M NiGht fxriess-Suntays eScepted-i'r buSslo sA
o. m isfuius xpre.s, daily for Dankrk, Buffalo Re-
e.t.r Causniisla and f9r Cleveland direct via A -.
m Fmiriut CHAS MINOr, Gen. saps.
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THE CAPT02s on THE RoAy0 Eg.

me following are the names and residence Of
tie Confederate officers ard crew W Do made me c.p.
ttTe Of tie Roanoke Lieutenant John C. Braiuc Holly
Springs Mississippi III. A. Pnr. Grst officer Nnsl.-
vile. tennessee; 1hOmAs L. Little second officer
Mobile Alabama; Alexander Latrop Purser Ken.
tucLy Robert IrOta. inst engineer, keutucky James
t0uon second engineer Galveston Robert Gaze.
seaman, Louisiana, II. J. Biuddock soanau. Ken
lucky ). Van Amburg seaman, Virginia.
THE SPECIAL EXCHANGE or TEN THOUSAND
PRISONERS.
From Tie Richmond Examiner nov o.
The number OF Yankee prisoners required 10
meet the demands Of the exchange Of 10 900 on either
sae are 70 be drawn from Andersonyile and Dalton
georgia and Florence South Carolina and thev arc
now oelng forwarded to Savannah. from which point
wil be exchanged The fleet carrying the Con.
iederate prisoners has already reached there The
change will be accomplished the present week.
"HIGH LIPR BELOW STATES"
From The Richmond Examiner Nov q
Hotel and boarding-house keepers have taken
advantage Of the assembling Of Congress 20 put up the
prios Of board The rates at the hotels have been al
vanced to forty dollars per day and the house
SssM Ls sapallT steep in proportion.
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rI,nE ladies OF the ROsE mLL SOL.

Bedford a. Church ladies. bpuc npplof finne ihiis
D. = brown, box Of soaps o. - MOAN dor papers Of
ne.des ~ combs Miss -. lloas Coz ahe 20 comfort
bi,, Union Aid ~, cty Yonker. he's OF pickles bar
ra Of apples Friend gallons Of sherry wine Mo VI
Million. 80 worth Of nauiaerchirsi Appl"on 90, ~
boo.. Howard Sanger Co.. u note pfper 20 do
envcpue- u dor SOAP IL dox combs ~ si0 buttons To-
tlueid Friend, ~. tobacco; Sevcnths NJ r. Church
~ ,n.,in sbirt. flannel shifts desr. Howe Ferry,
ram of aprr boz Of rnvelopes dot load prnoisi MI
oc Jok IAnIsercli.f. Mr. Rorrrs, dor. combs, Mr..
Geo Temsn pair scissors Mrs'N lenAn 2jafs o.
jciy Ffoedman, Association doz ph"s rrin 81 paper
Ia doz .nvrlope.: Mr. GoodNu. box 81 ishcy crackers
Peter Cooper boxe, Of insissi Ms h'f Comsioot
bo, Of boots papers psnphel' Nh "m bOue' - lb7'
| Of pruues. "a buIes Of pepper. .,, ~,
The Ladies the eboye Association snnoonce 70 the pbc
trr Intention giving Thanksgiving Dinner 10 me ~ And
sounded ,oldcrs NJ "Granfs' u. >. GENERAL Hospital.
A. a. le Point: also sick and wounded dheharSed soldiers
out of bospital They earnestly solicit donsons OF poultry
| ye,csb.. ersnberries aud pies for this occasion: -
Contribution, be sent 20 tie depot "Htd Sohoo NO.
IA Ea.t Twenty en st. Third ON the Monday
and TUESDAY preceding Thanksgiving. - ,>,,,,,
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Nlistellancono.

DrRG 4 co" celebrated
ID rirENr CiGtHFTrOs.
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hns li1 and l13 Mst'rst, = Y
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Manufacturer ~
sALFRATrs srrEb-CAhh. oF SODA 30,
AMI Sob. hgruIs in tlr CITY 0' frw ORR iUl
PROf FBiN. -. HORSE OkDa
CHfAM or TARTAR SUBSTITUTE
MANHATTAN OF COMPANY.
III No 70 Broadw ay y. :.
SOLE MAN faCItN EES OF
MASON arERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL,
FOR RllrV4is. SteamsilIa. ava Inci9ret
r1NWlNES.