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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-On Monday, a SCOTCH TERRIERsLUT.
s.1Ssd of 18th and SITS wi" be lc Sc y re-
oSTIn sG2inSs frGR - ssFsss to Glo,sT
to any one but the owner liberal r.wa nT viii viii
be given en- its return to MRS. loren, No. 40
K street, between 9th and 7th 1t"
T OsT OR sTOLEN-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH,
IL double case.)in going from and 7th streets
to Penn ylvania avenue A liberal reward will be
street and Pa. av. oc 10 ats
= MARE, IS hands high; small white star in her
M be- II to sos
away, Prince Georges county, Md. oc 70 ST. sts
CAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE On i4th street,
red cow The o"ner to eome
property charges and E taEe he
White and baef spoed hos The wsea
requested to come forward, prove property, nay
charges and take it away-one mile westof George
oc is.st' CRUMBAUaH.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the su oscri6er. on
and tan PgR, sn;wsIins 70 the name Of Tip; No
dn Will Fl is tel to
MIDDLETON. corner 18th and SITS. ocl9
EOUND-A small amount Of MONEY. which the
Sy Of Rs Thra Pee
cnet Hsh street and canal and paying for this
SJ tan SLUT 1ERRiER. Any one leaving the
above reward. &C lS-3 st.
STRAYED OR STOLEN MONDAY WEEK-Two
- COWS. one was a red and white cow with one
ear cropped and one horn broken off, and tie othsr
| ss4 t. Fss IT'S hfsTs
L the LIST of this month a small RED COW, with
GRUMPY horns. The owner will come forward,
pay charges and take her f RaFrs PIERCE
ocBst- Alta Dodge's Farm m, Fort Lincoln.
TAKEN UP AS AN EsTRAY-On tn. 18th of
black mane'an tail, about ls55 hands high. which
the cEner can have By calling, on P. II Nc,
street east. by proving property and paving char-
I Osr OR sT0LEN--on Friday. the j. 3 instant,
books were two receipts from 4. willard. Ten
RtpPssF Bateber nc ce sSsri M.lk ef
S5 REWARPUs1Tayed or stolen. the lst inst.
5s her a to s
GOLD WATCH LtlsT-sunday evening, October
18th st1eef s ndsr % between 9Th and
a s. SH ' street where he will be '" dt re-
STRAYED OR sTQL5Y.on TIE 18th OF October
~ 1864. a dark BRINDLE COW. giving milk in
three teats, the right foremost teat giving no
nilb s. reTard will be given if returned to JN0.
street north Capitol Hill. oc 7-3t*
ZANE TO MY PREMISES on the Hth inst, near
~ the LIST toll gate: bet. 18th and 18th SITS. east.
large white male HOG one cropped. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty. pay charges and take him away.
&C list CHAS. W. GORDAN.
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber, on
- FRIDAY evening, in front of Mr.. A. Bully's
store on the Navy YARD Hill. a brown MARE. about
hind spring broke. I will pay Ssnreward for them
if taken in the District of Columbia, and delivered
to me at sdsnsburg.
H3t GEO. W. TAYLOR
TAKEN Up AS ESTRAY-On the 18th of Au-
1 gust, l,64, one red COW, white back and heal
with one born. Also, one white HELPER, with
red ears and horned on the nth of October. The
owner owners will come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take them away. I will
Near Rock Creek Church,
oc F3t~ Washington county, D. G.
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New York Stock Market-First Board.
|By the Peoples Line-Of1ce 511 Ninth street,

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-U. s. 1851, coupon 6's,
1861; U. S. 5.20s, I07H; Certificates Of indebt-
edness, 9lh; Gold, 2USA N. Y. Central, III \;
Erie, 97H; Hudson River. 1sOX; Harlem,
Reading, 1903; Michigan Central, 12O4; Michi-
gan Southern, 64H; Illinois Central, 1l6X;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 964; Cleveland and
Toledo, 10i; chicago and Rock Island, SOY;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, -; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago. =; Alton
and Terra Haute, -: Chicago and North
western, 40; QuicksilYer. 7S.
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FROM THE FRONT.

The United States mail steamer Daniel Web
ster, Capt. Charles Deering, arrived here this
morning from City Point.
Early yesterday morning the rebels opened
alively cannonade on the LETT of our line, which
they kept up for some time Fort Sedg wick
ana our batteries in the vicinity replied
promptly. No material damage was done on
either side as far as reported
A discharged soldier by the name Of Mckee,
of the 5th New York, died very suddenly on
board the boat just as she was nearing the 9th
street wharf When the boat was between
this city and Alexandria Mckee laid down.
and died within twenty minutes. The SAM.
tary Commission has taken charge OF the BODY
DR.. w. J. Bunnell, embalming surgeon at
City Point, came up on the Webster, bring.
ing with him ten bodies of deceased Off GERS
and enlisted men, consigned to DR. Scolley
449 Pennsylvania avenue,) including the
bodies OF Capt Williamson, PurnelI MARY
land Legion; Capt; J. W. Kimball, LIST Massa-
120th New York State militia, recently killed
in front of Petersburg. When Sergeant Hunt
was killed, his time had expired, and he was
to have been mustered out the following day
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100 G old Hunting Cased Watches, each. 500
1b Gold Watches. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gu
go Ladies' Watches. Observation-Disclosures. 81
5Ga Silver Watches :. ................S Is to %
Gro Gold Meet and Vest Chains .......... IL to Is
1,0t0 Chatelaine and Guard Chains. ...... to Is
0O Vest and Neck Chains. 4to IL
1900 Soil taire Jet and Gold Brooches to 8
AGO Coral Lava, Garnet &c Brooches 3fO
1000 q old. Jet. Opal, C. Ear DrOps... to
5000 Gents Breast and Sc arr Pins ...-..., to
5000 Oval Band Bracelets ................ to 8
2,C0A Chased Bracelets. 5to 10
3,H California Diamond Pins and Rings. $50 to3
2, Gold Watch Keys Northumberland. 25Oto6
s., 90 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs. to
$500 Gold Thimbles. Observation-Disclosures. ITO 6
500 Miniature Lockets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2to 7
3,G0 Miniature Lockets, Magic. ..-.... to 9
500 Gold Toothpic Crosses, dc... Ito 6
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides .............. to 5
5000 Chased Gold Rings. .-....-........ to 5
1900 Stone Set Rings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p to 6
$500 Sets Ladies' SeWelry-Jet and Gold. to Is
W0 vets Ladies' Jewelry-varied styles. to Is
S,fn Gold Pens, Silver Case and PENCIL. to 8
4,G0G old Pens, Gold Case and Penci'..... to 10
5000 Gold Pens, Gold mounted Holder. 2tO 6
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GEORGE +. WEBSTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
FREDERICK, MARYLAND,
Has for sale number of
VERY VALUABLE FARMS,
Situated in
FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND,

FREDERICK COUNTY. MARYLAND.
Ne. 1 contains 3o8 ar res of first quality land.
. No. contains 2s8 acres
No. contains about 500 acres; beautifully situa-
TED; CANT improvements; land In high state of
cultivation.
No. contains 1870 acres; is one of the best i'm.
proved Farms in the county very desirable
home.
No contains $50 acres Of 6.st quality land; new
house and barn; complete out houses; new fencing.
No. 6 contains 2l0 acres, 10 miles from the city;
good dwelling and barn. at $40 per acre.
No. contains l65 acres, miles from Frederick;
price S45 per acre.
No. 9 contains 20 acres, s miles from Frederick;
IS ono for the place. -..
No 8. House and 6 acres Of land. smiles from
Frederick and will be sold for 81 QUO.
l. No, 40, frst class Dwelling, In one OF the most
pleasant parts of the city
s9Capitaiists wishing to make investments,
purchasers desiring homes. will do well to exam
Inc the Real Estate SS1Eso5R eE F. WEBSTER,
Real Estate Broker and General Business Agent,
No. 6 West Patrick ST.. Frederick. ocH 1t
II i. ALLIOT. from Paris, .ssz5a-
f-aes 49, late ala Pennsylvanls avenue.
near willards Hotel, by expiration Of lease Vii
rannya aud oman IN OctOher 4,th At No, S$A Il
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0RPHANs' COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- - COLI MBlAIJn the matte! ofthe petition Of M.
,eported That he sold all the interest and title of
t Maasaret Queen, his ward. and also the in.
NJ. Queen, (she asserting to the sams.) in, and to
one nah lot typ in sanare one hnndred and TWEEN
City. with all and sic eular the Improvements
thereon described and particularly set forth in
sand and fifty dollars and that said Allison Nailor
has c9mpisd with the terms Of sale it is this nth
that the said sale be- and the same is hereby rati.
hed and eonhrmed upless cause to the contrary be
provided copy of this order be published in the
before said day. VIM r PURCELL,
Sole Judge of Or hans Court
&C l7-eo9t- &C. ROBBINS, Register of Wills.
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Drawn Numbers Of Library Associati Com
pany's Lottery, Of Kentucky, Glass 81, October
18th, 1864
q q ID ~ u 60 % 81 II u 2S CD As
FRANCE, ELLIS h co.
l9-dtpoylS Managers.
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BOARDING.

Two GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN first class
BOARD and pleasant ROOM, by applying at
No ! "a street. near 18th street. Terms S3] per
month; also, few TABLE BOARDERS at 500 per
month Private family. &C l9 2t*
TWO VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, first
=, floor. Handsomely furnished suitable for sleep
Der. can be had with or without BOARD, at 276
street. near 18th. oc 1857
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS, for married or single persons. Loca
ton convenient to the Departments. southwest
corner 2lst and SITS near Pa av. oc ST.
EOR RENT-With or without Board in a pri-
L vate family a. large and desirable second
story FRONT ROOM; room has water and gas in it
and is nicely furr ished. Apply 112 ID st. west
between K and streets north. oc Is 3t+
Tor RENT--A fine, large furnished FRONT
Il ROOM in the second story, with Board Apply
to MRS. CLARKE, Bridge st west of Frederick
st., Georgetown. oc LIST
BOARDING Rooms, with or without Board :,
u can be had at 173 I'd street west. between
and G, few doors from the Avenue, Capitol. and
Depot. &C l3 -6t*
T ARGE FURNIsHED ROOMS, with Board, at
IL Isl West street, Georgetown. ssp linn
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From New Orleans.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19-The steamer Continent
tai from New Orleans on the 18th, has arrived
She has on board the rebel General Page and
many other rebel prisoners.
No papers were received by the Continental
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany's Lottery, of Kentucky. Glass 3i3 October
81 81 So II 80 % - SO g. g. 2l SIC.
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NAVY YARD.

NAVY YARD.
The Jacob Bell was yesterday lowed up to
the yard, her machinery having become disa.
bled.
The revenue steamer Northerner arrived this
morning from the James River, bringing ap as
passengers. Secretary Fessenden and several
other gentlemen connected with the Treasury
Department, who have been on a short visit to
the army.
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SURRENDERED TO THE FRENCH AUTHOR.
titles.
To-day, by order OF the War Department.
Pierre Moran, alias Peter Morrow, of the Nth
Connecticut volunteers, deserter from the
French Navy, was surrendered to the French
Legation, and committed to the Old Capitol to
await their orders.
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.
ctive Pursuit of H0od-Bls Force Thirt,


Active Pursuit of Hood-Bis Force Thirty
Th0usand-Our Army in the Best,of Spir.
its-Capture of Ships 6ap-Details of
Late Movements.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, October Is, 1861, 10 pm
Major Gen. Dir, New York:
The following dispatch has been received:
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct II, 3D.. NJ
Hoods main force was about LAFAYETTE last
night, and Sherman at Ships Gap. The report
"a yesterday that Hood was approaching Car
penter's Ferry is mistake. He had not crossed
Lookout Mountain last night.
81. M. SCHOFIELD, Major General"
Another official dispatch, dated at Chatta-
nooga yesterday, is as follows
81 left General Sherman at Ships Gap, in
Taylor's Ridge, at dark last night. The Cen
eral and army are all right and in the best OF
spirits Hood won't fight, though offered bat.
tie repeatedly His dreadful repulse at ALA
toona has made him very cautious. General
Slocum is all right at Atlanta, with plenty OF
provisions and forage
"Hood's raid has produced no military result
as yet. If he fails to invade Tennessee, as he
has promised his men, he will lose by deser.
ton twice as many as he has captured. The
losses in men thus far have been in our favor.
sHood demanded the surrender OF Resaca and
Dalton, and said, if surrendered, white officers
and soldiers would be paroled in few days;
but that If the posts were carried by assault,
no prisoners ronld be taken.
''Rome is all right
Z. A. DANA, Acting Secretary of War.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Secretary stanton at NovfoIk

FORTRESS MONROE. October 1s.-Secretary
Stanton, General Meigs, and the Commissary
General, also the Chief Medical Director ar
rived this morning from the James and went
to Norfolk this q. m.
Simon Draper, Esq, Collector Of Ne York,
with other distinguished visitors, was at this
place this afternoon.
The mail steamer Webster arrived alta o'clock
this p. m. from City Point. No news.
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Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery
~ g So 10 81 Sc % "A % 81 k7572
MURRAY. EDDY & CO. Managers
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Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lotter,
Class 493. October 18th, 1851
So n % 81 A IA 25 43 81 80 68 ~ 81.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following que.

WAsHINGToE, Oct. 10, 1864.
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r AIDES, FINE DRESS FURs.
LADIES, AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS.

26Q SEVENTH STREET 1863
Oo" BEDSTE ADs.
R.ceivipg per schooners War Eagle and John
500 COTTAsR BEDsTEADs.
xh;ch We have decided to sell at prices that can
not fail to please. ---
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY HAIR CLOTH
ROCKERS, s.L
CHAIRS AND SOFAS,
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP BUREAUS.
nd the largest stock of mediu price
80 FURNITURE $50 disco.
this side of New York, which we are selling at
traordinary bargains. 81 --.,E Il t.#
Riscount of 10 per cent. on bills of $50 an up
v.rAs ~ CIV H BONTZ, s-.t
- 60. Successor to Bontz & Grifhth.
B6t (Chron.l 500 It'll street. near I.
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THE DRAFTED MEN.-The following drafted
men have reported to the Board OF Enrolment
to-day:
First Sub. District-S P. Pearson, two YEAR.
IN service; E. H, Dougherty, detailed in the
Treasury Department.
Second Sub District. - Henry johnson, &C.
cepted.
Fifth Sub District -Charles Gordon, physi-
cal disability; Beverly T Oddie, furnished
substitute.
SerenM L-District-Emanuel Ross, physi-
cal disability.
Ninth Sab District.-C. A. Buckley and Chris
tan Krouse, furnished substitutes.
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by VIM. B. LEWIS CO., Auctioneers.
TO MORROW Thursday at 90 o'clock, at our
store, No. 3O7 Penn . avenue, we shall sell a lot
of Fine Furniture, Car pets, &C % coed Cook and
other Stoves.
Also, lot of Dry Goods, Hosiery, and boxes fine
Boots.
&C 70 W. b. LEWIS d CO., Aucts
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WooD! wooD, WOO D!
From wagons, in quantities of 5 cords aud up
wards, at So GER cord for Pine, and Sl0 for Oak
Prime Wood and full measure guaranteed. Orders
left at GUINAND'S Wood and Coal Yard corner
LIST street east and south b, will be promptly at
tended to- Oc IL St
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

All the Availabie Rebel Forces Sent 90
Reinforce Lee-eeuersi Palmer In Com
ma nd mt Rewbern, &c.
letter from North Carolina states that the enemy
are seeding all OF nsr available forces from that Stats 70
yrpBia ADD that rahel troops nom The sousn are con-
,nuay ,assing North Carolina railroads 70 me
relief OF General Le
General Palmer, sho defended Newpern 70 SUCCESS
fully last February tsanss fsrmidaoe asck o' 'no
.o.mv i uow In cournard or that stronghold he m
old .rmy officer o. accomplished skill aud brnv1y, and
.noys tho entire cntcrce of ali the department IL the
navy win take care q the rsoel rams. CracN Palmev
vill take good caro- of Eewberu. ......t
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Fighting ON Tuesday.
From the Rchncnd Enquirer, May IL.
Battle FixlD NEAR 5rorTsyLvkrnA CoUar Housn

BATTLE FxlD MEAN jforTsY Lvkv COURT Housn,
VIA I0unA CoURr HorsE, May IL, 1864 (
There was heavy nadine all day yesterday. About
twelve O'CLOCK the enemy having got possession o the
road leading 70 main road TO Louisa Court House with
large force Hetbs dvIep sent 10 drive them OF,
which vas accomplished with but slight loss 70 US. Our
roops drove the enemy back three four miles,
aud out OF lines breastwoyks, capturing one piece
Of artillery casson, and semo ono hundred and ly
prisoners. -.
eral H. H. walker, Of Virginia. whose foot has been
Between ten O'Clock and nghtal the enemy made rs-
pested assaults upon Fields division, but were hand
somcy repuIsed In every instance By our line Of skr.
ners Fields lue Of battle never nnding necessary
TO engage them Fields lcss was very triffng.
Very near dark the enemy made vigorous and deter.
mined assault 90 Rode. line o. battle srivins Daniels
eoAptur ing six pieces OF our artillery.
Jenuston,s North Carolina, Walkers StonewaIl, Va,
and Cordons Georgia brsades, however, quickly came
70 their assistance driving the enemy back asd recap
me enemy oss Is said 70 BE- very heavy especially
IN Tic,ds ana Rodes 'front.' The enemy are certainly
nsbtisr with great nerve and desperation.
and II 10 reported tnat Warren and stevens kicd
On other parts Of 1.-THE line yesterday there was nothing
Hayes Of Lousans was wounded In the leg yesterday,
II, SrsasrcisSura cd, was occupied BY the enemy Sunday
The enemy have nrso ponsoon bridges over the Kappa.
hammock a
numbers being estimated M high n'tesr thousand
The sncmy's loss thus f0 s believed " bc h'rty
thousr nd some have 10 forty thousand.
ssuarpa cavalry have been INCREASINGLY lighting and
pursuing the epemy and have done esce,'en, service
Grant has ssucd oroes congratuating hs troops cn
their them that PeerSburg was ~ the
hsafa r. W ysakaea~ Aad hsssins MsW v oSss nAfs
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| SHERMAN.
Continued Succe ess Of the Army
Of the Cumberland.
.>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~-~~>>~~
THE CAPTURE OF RESACA
Eight Gums and q Thousand
Prisoners Captured.
~>>~~~~~->>~~>~~>>~-~->~~~
Sherman's Forces in Hot Pur-
suit Of the Rebels,
49, 1s.s kss
THE CAPTURE OF RESACA.

| Secretary Stanton 20 General DIE.
wAsHrNGrux May l7-105P.M.
Major General DIX
We have no Official intelligence Of any military opsra-
tions since my lsst despatch
The Richmond papers OF Saturday ssss that General
Steele had surrendered at Camden with nine thousand
men, TO Price. This is known - 10 un'oe. General
steele, with his whole command. withdrew some i've
weeks ago Camden and a LssIs Rock having
defeated Kirby Smith the way 70 Saline river, 40
heretofore stated.
General Sherman In close pursuit Of Johnston,
having captured thousand prisoners and eight pieces
OF artillery at Resaca. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of WS
fHn SECOND DEsPATCH.
WASHINGTON. May 17-eP.M
despatch from General Sherman reports his advance
upon johnson progressing 70 hts sasacton His sup
plies are abundant animals improving on the
grass aud grain Aeds, which anord good pasture.
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
WARRINGTON, May II. 1884,
despatch has been received At ths headquarters or
the army mere dated yesterday morning. from General
sherman.
The despatch states General Sherman had entered
Rssaca and established his hesdqus-tsrs thsre.
He captured u thss place eight guns and shsosasd
prisoners. H-a Massar@
uUp8 Worc ~ Purbub VI SO.soso"t A~v1As SAS-'S@
the river, expecting reach Kingston lsss nisha
The rebels had burned tho railroad bridge q Rssasa;
bat shs road 70 hat place in running order.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Nay II. 1854.
General Sherman attacked General JoAusons . forces
n their strongly fortified position a Rssaea yesssrdsy,
and drove them out
Our loss in wounded Is twenty seven hundrs6, he
greater portion slightly.
Our forces are vigorously pursuing
Resaca 10 the Oostenanla river sherman crossed
yesterday morning, rosie TO Kingston.
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ms bark Richard Irwin srtived this port, rom cape
Town, Cape OF Good aere Es'os ~ reports that mo
pirate Alabama iefi thai po' on sne 18th SArcn Her
destination vas urkpoSn.. Sn.................
rne steamer Ku. giAos, som New York fss sbasehas,
.ved there On tho 18Th ~erc abe would coal pro-
sssi 10 afs~ days. .....,......
me barkUr ania, from Aissa Bay, for Nsv York, had
70. Briii,A rsg's,sr, ana ~uurf ,xucA D.
captain Amsbary, OF the Richard hrin, says The Ala
bama very mu.a QUE ss repair, her copper beng
very rsgsed and wsS untnsod that shs would = 70
some port Frspcsto for TsrNs Tho people and ausher
ties the Cape stp chow assoi dsai q fresdshp 'os
semnes and his pirticai ersw. Every information vas
gwen nm Of shs approach Of Amsrican vessels on 'ne
harbor captain Assbury's vessel " under tns Srissn
dag bu, n FACT dd not deter the rebels ron tnresen
ms ouru her she hF cPp suni'y, W fe'a'aton ~
hls ousposeo op,n0aA rssarfso hsir pWaical Soor''
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Union STATE

The Vermont Rep.blican Union state
Convention.
NOMINATIONS or CANDIDATES ron sfArh orriosns
Avn pEl roArEs TO rHn rREsIDENrfAL coFvkN'
-xNpoRsRxnxr OF Mr.. LINCOLN.
BURLINGTON, Mar H. 1890.
N. Republican Union state Convention met here To-
rNs steodaucs was large, ana every county 10 the
s,s.s was represented non q. w. crasdy vas chossa
pres,dont and Mr. swan secretary.
The following nominations for state odScsn Wers
Por t,ovsrnor--Hon r. g. Smith
80, IIeutepant Governor-Hon. r billfngham'
ror frsasuror-tou. T. D. Page.
rhe following gentlemen we're elected oeIsss,ss MMs'
m ths National Couvention;-solonon root, OF has
: y walton OF Nontpel er; A. D. Huntson, ~ ~ D..
.nd cn,r'rs Noyes of Burlington. Subetituses-J. W.
p.,t 81 remington Noscs Kttredge, OF - iohnsouryi
stnSdSd OF Iowrse d and " G. smith, OF ~ Ai@ns
yesolticn afirmpg sbidps conhdence IN she stesnue
tousty ana common the saesety sa's~ taanshp
nj, patriotism ~ presi cot Lincoln snd deciaf
,, am, mo hrst cuoica the reope Nem M Tor Tho
r,s. PRESIDENTIAL seru, VA rnspnaeuslS sdoases'