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DIED.

'' hpthttta, ALLIE, aanshtor of Dr T. w ard
>'r,' -. it*'I, IN The twelfth year Of her are
- ''Ii"s and a"luantances Of the family ar,
80 '@ SL'F"' her tantTh THIS MORNING nj
t.i".Wep (, the r,siicncc Of her c1anIf,tLnr O.
'.''. h3n's iSl., Ia the county Of uonrlco, with
=, -" ,N,''aaN 1n~ninG, 18th instant, Mr ELISHA
","hi iAMS. HcNi ;h,tv-@rvcn years
"'r G4'''t "''I take piacc on TUESDAY, nt p
r'''N NJ, 'i"" 'hN Incidence nf hia father Jcss,
" ''rma, '"'h'T of Marshall and Adams streets
.r 'H."I~ 81 tao family sro invited to attend
0.ta."t !.gthrr f,aily,, -.
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InE vAtLay-LARLy AGAIN EsIIGvrb.
! lylrglhn ! the New YOlk Hr,ald, dated q;
Wln;h, ,t,ro on the 6tA. says:

! ieIrgr1rn III the New YoIk Hr,aid, dated q
Wln,;h, ,t.r on the 8th. says:
GoucTal sheridan has received information that
the rebels intend to immediately assume the OtLn-
~iyc General E7til ha- 3up,r+eiri General Early
~ command y the ItLc iIoulr IN the Valley.
Yesterday, Eit:hG:h lees division of cavalry
1T AGTdeH&sI His, VIt tJcaloA IiVer. lAboden Was
also fcrDftcd there The rebel force ut this point
"a over i've thousand strong Musiy has been re-
.:tuicci ty regiment # Virginia cavalry, anJ wok
Yesterday i. E.IrSN vile
! rali Is expected on Winchester, " un The lin-
Vi utuvlul Shrllta;l3 COMMUNICATIONS Tbs rebel
uiyT,1Ilenti have been already COUnteIauted. III:
rty.lry moved tn ntITIAng. To-day, force fIoTn
tri,srtL hclitys command successfully ATTACHED Il
I,hcl force that moving towIrd5 MUoltcId. y
general cement Is how looked toT IL day two.
There l. much indicating that the rebels VIII at
tempt tu flank GyreIsIl &heril!n Lls Position at
CEDAR ,teeR E.lly has gone 10 Richmond
JoiLh Hut, Jau"' ACBiItu, John Holland and
PdtIl,k Lyons, III 1Ic employ u Smith Brother,
IL ~ iGl vllv fiuLi,h SrIidnn's army with
paper, a. uewshuy5 were odptuIoI by GueiIi.!a5 a
DAY or two since while their way from. Middle
town II Newtowu with papel1 Mcbride ard Lyons
i.td about i've hundred dulT5 with them bC!ob an
to themselves. H.ut had just been released from
Richmond, having been captrrtd III August Last
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\ ritter irou brloie Richmond, On the stL, says
There. M, not been tor dayI past the slight
est md move along front The enc
Ir zen am quiet ami continue improving taflr works
Crowds uI ere constantly seen upon thtir para
rcts bu~lly Engaged with shovel and pick They
evidently entertain Idea that are going 10 re-
;uIt attempts carry Fort ullneI and the CON
meeting cmta!ns. Two lines Ut chsrcGaE IL trIss
heavy line o1 sllhIng, and large number oi tot-
retora cover the E;ouI4l immediately rear Of their
~, hrt- ami ia iiVIt uI tt,1T ditch
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A-PENIAL NOTICE

; zoo pairs RROGUliS 8nd ENGLISH SHOES,
broad buttoms-the most desirable shoes
u be obtained all -zr+, from to IL.
p" IIlla ladies' misses and children Shoes
ail sizes.
S,rv.Ut wulaeiL's EtlnOr.,ls, from to 9-thc bra.
s... 81 s rt,,,, ", nave seen.
= large aty,k Ut Gcntltmou'- Caters and Tie
~trr-
80 Ill s,-l at . very b.:al d!suui.nt by the
.t--. 81 lois Parties that have many shoer To- buy
t.al l. t:,r avail thotns!re, while thc@r :'p"I+ can
b.. oat.lI,A DARBY, READ GENTRY,
hoe b,,icis On Twelfth street. above Mdln.
l}-5r
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HOOD ACROSS TIE rlHNEs5RE RIVER.

\ Nashville correspondent Of the New York
Rrraid, after stating that Hoods entire army Is
now north Of the Tennessee river having effected
crossing AZ Cypress creek two and half miles be
low Florence. Alabama, gives his entire force ai
thlrty-thrte thousand tive hundred five thousand Vi
which nIo cavalry. He Is said 10 have sXty-one
pieces o. artillery, chiefly aix and twelve Founders
From the important dispositions recently m2de VI
hls tluurs bY sherman, tbs HlrId thinks thrre l.
hv 5vutf that ur row has Hood IL that favorabl'
% -ior III NLi,h ti. rebels used 10 boast ID john
,,ofI i..vjnE him past "i'''rr hr wart9 him
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AIIE.irTI.u ~ ,E'.. luu LI... 60. 'a'u5sB
the following paItl, yer, ANIMATED '.' s. tfuH.
der on tis. ,harse u attempting o. DEL. a. tfs@
nv country Ll.uU7 LsHg ,IF.h,.y y .I..fs
ElIltk Person, DETAILED Lin euf D fK}4.. -, 8
citizen TT 10 til thu % I...l .' .' .t. &. :
w,re the employ Il Ju."Ia NuI q 80 &
the Iirurytr lion HuIk-
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f,uffar glsIld march into Richmund aud at,p roe
session of that city. Applause. And not the las.
man there Ia help IN, IN "as John Minor Bptt.-t
Loud cheers They had heard great dead about
faicfs coming he1e 10 take possession Of &vw York
ana he know there had been .otlspir existing at
-. -'oi t' ~ 80, - g.. rn.n ,niqht ttIt
- -. r. :. Ii.i - boG La,n fright..npd To
ioout i ~. ,,t bn WIS nr,.,,nt in
us'--. ~ ' -, -, ", IL @ ,[btn put p, .ler pcrer
-. "a. - - ~ 80 - = >, -. 49,, uyLo, ha
"a 80 'i IN - a. = ~ 'I - b ~ b;,, .o th.
,lI'o,. " an. r. a., -1,ha,rs , Un had
i ~ TT -. " f g. -, ,;n ,',,n,ni I;;utinr 4
-, I,,a~,5t -, tt. ;t~ baJ .s,J t him
Ia"i,i,ht % 80 ~ LIZ AZ W by
- .b,I c ~ ,h,,..,,,i yt = Ly. p,,.Ig, ,,,,,
80 - - - w = - ,h, - = :, ., NIB
~ - -, f,.'nt, n ,i,, an, p,,tIS-
nt ,oti hin, tb.t s,,i ,hr u,,,II oesassna,.
I;.n II n IN E,t.- ~ = a,,i tL, am j.,
- ~ - n-,.'a :, - - - l.; 80, ,t,",,
lnsy9 nnar had .,o, ,,,, ~ NE PIX and .,it I.-
t,n'rIr ,b1, = EptIrr ,,f ,s,,.,fn,, ot Nv ynrk
and .nri,,ni m ,r-iq} Law h., ,,,. IA raf L., ,I u
o. ~ ~ r.,,3x,y t,u.lcr was told This and sad
:. It ,f, ,, -, ,,,,+,,,.is ,rn H. r,ll f,d =
80. c,,,-.ri,,. - I.,r,. -, , st,r, ti-r. An
r1n,,sr
,.,,,.,, >, ,,u, ,I,,, ti,,.y ir+.Ir,.r b,,
A. p,,st.J s,,I I,j. pa,,,e ~; tiis rount,v b,.
- ,,r ,L,ir ,r;rIs +i,t ri rhJI;n, - t., ~
an1rslol :. p,IIl tr ,,n,1 ana 10 na,ri, nv,
I i ~, -, ,,inis +bstt ,I;-Ia,, ,,,,l, /, ti
-. l,,.,-a: ~ 80 -, -, - a.
in'ii " A. AZ si'>! ~ ~ ~
~ t iiii''s ~ ,t ~ !; ION az ''i i
~; n,y;s or S.ynonr-it i +, ba snrnresssd
=. I;,1I, far vor,; md fL crrs,tas. tri,nnb We
can clIi.y,. IN iF election is in the srrC-
t;n,, nf IIorstio seymour 7 ,ncan tb. destruction
nj Seymour and ms Ina,,n.i ,,hortS who have
Tsr1 tb,nsevas m aajnst the ,,ro..c,,ton Of this
S,nd him to th, stat. prison y That Is too good
l Z t..rb ~, m, tyTalT FNJ S.Xry mr.
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navigation Since the completion OF the railroad it
has grown to b. E4aoe Of great importaucc, being
the depot OF supplies Tor Nashville Knoxville Chat
tanooga and Atlanta.
General Forrest attacked the pIaa. from above
and below at the same time. Having PLANTED his
batteries daring the night Of the 18th, he, the next
morning, opened nrated fire with eight pieces
upon tie four gnnboata lying at the wharf, which,
aaer nm engagement Of ten minutes, during which
the boats replied vigorously were set on lrc and
consumed. The enemy also directed against us a
b1k fire Of no sitzers from their fort After setting
fire to the gunboats, our batteries opened the
tran >poftA and barges, which We're also soon de-
atioyed The vast quantities Of stores which clowd-
"d th warehouses OF the place and covered acres OF
ground along the wharf, took FIRE i'll some places
nom the burning boats and i'll others We're fred BY
our batteIra, the rapid play OF which aSo deferred
the enemy from making a-y effort 10 cXtngljish the
flames
Though, as have said, the encTny's fire was
very heavy, i. wes not efficient. General Fora,t's
entire loss ia this affair was only ten wounded.
At last accounts his batteries still commanded the
town, which, after he disposed Of the six gunboaIs
that he asapproaching, he either destroyed
or captured.
FROM GENERAL HOODS ARMY.
EIpm our Southern accounts, the report is con-
filne1 that sherman has returned to Atlanta with
four corps, having been unable 10 catch Hood. II.
has in Tennessee, however, force of about ,U0t
men, under Thomas. We may now expect carly
advance by Sherman Augusta Macon, with
view Of forcing Hood TO return to Georgia
Hood 5j3 tala aS has hgp
lively stated, bu. marched around it and crossed tn,
| Tennessee near TusctImb;a. His new base OF oyt
Iations is near Tuliahona. This is little town o'
| the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, abou
seventy miles from Nashville md little thai
seventy from Chattanooga TuItahomt j. in the odg
Of Coirc couuty,'and contiguous thc counties
| Warren, Franklin, Lincoln, BedioTi and Aaury-a
| rich Section and filled with Il brave people. l
| General Hood ,tn hold tho Nashville and CLatta
nooga road at this point a while,we do not VIII,
| he may not utterly destroy Shermans communi
cation as to make it necessary for him to wagon
| foot it out cia Sparta or East Tennessee.
TIE SEABOARD.
From all points on the seaboard We find nothing
| bat the monotonous nothn. stirring" There II
the same argus ryo5 Oh watch and the hull
| and taperir, mdsta Of tae h.o>k1dr'' stand on
against the sky to-day tomorrow and to-Invit"w
| TIL oue think they must wearaway witt t'ar-,ln,
iaahin{ u uur Southern coast waves, bul thy vii
| bel. agucf our cities until tin, icrUrs,, -hu
| close.
| At Mobile the situation is scarcely interesting
| the enemy merely lying OF III the by and ever
now and then taking a turn ~ toward the city
| s.- what Is dong.
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ItPECIAL NOTICE.-The proprietor OF
n.,.ATAEAMA.o or " 2-l, ," having again opened
- FAJING DEPARTMENT OF his establishment,
.:..- !,tg,, to INFORM his patrons ana the PsbhG
,..,.,r..llv that h. wll endeavor - keep Oh manu-
r!F-II PI-H AND FOWLS; OYSTERS ia every
-. ana Il. prepared u take regular, Us well hs
tr,rsI,It. BUARDERS cheaper and better thaa any
t" ',.,., -, H.. cit., no lU--Gt'
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I,IRRr-rg-a KALInIoCs SLHYIlAs. Yesterday
vas 4 lenaI iI, day the history ~ the Pies
tytcIlsn ehure!,s III this Ity aud wa TIE occasion
" r,l;auus serNlcrS frgught with pec4LG interest
AMI -"ieHulty at the k1lst rrr-tyteTi.n thii',h
Dr. MuoTy's.- That the occasion Hty IL uiidv! =
stood, wy may state what has already been iG-'t
pubic, the fact that thr iormrr dNlSl"nJ oi The
,h3Irr', under the name ut Ola and New School, ho
longer ,EISt, the two having been united ail Gstt
ye,vIday, the tjist time III twenty seven yers
the communists u al uvs ~ tho clutches III tins
cltv me-. around the table ~ the sacrament ui
tn Lords Supper. The Suvhe was ole ot deep rl-
t,ryst Thc church tull 10. oveIdvw1ny, Loi-
wlt-t4nlIuR its capacity h41 been greatly ,nlsrsd
by removing the partitions between tic ch-Eo!. Nv
Ii! ana the lectufe-TUcM. On the platform "1 .
number u ministers, lew Vi whom A.i u @ 49,
l,trIs at the time VI the SEPARATION, AM o'.s'
hal put oE their a!IIlar since; AMI o~'o4N - -
IN immense CungVcga.iuH, with oiIy mere .ta va - !.
d member who had been an actor III s'i' s't''s' W
occurred almost lifetime as;O An-itsSc' Au' "
ie,p t4Ling were delivered BY hcv. DFs- Sji'
Nuur,. Ua,, Stilcs ana others AZ the close oi tae
ssr,i,,.s - s>unnouucei that meetings you'd be
h,lI in Dr Mooft.4 church Tonight lMondtyl; pr
- tomorrow night. and on Wednesday nex'
:, Dr Mooro's in the 'mdrsing, DIR. Reid's at night
III also Al Dr. Hose'5 III tho 6rai ming.
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<ToTICE.-BOOKS OF. SUESCHlP-

:. II II I-.-TVVINN VI ~ = i',t7,I,I1 =,
= T!ON TO THE STOCK OF THE RICH
[.JED STEAM CUTTING COMPANY viii be
.reE.-i iiiI~ DAY st the Banking House OF !laT-
..-.,.. Grllin 3 hrP,r-on, ana remain open for ono
WI, uIu-.@ The ban,e Of the capital stock 7hal!
i. -Lt rst-t! and paid tor sooner. This company
.-s.a- l. render great service 10 the country by
taa operations Of tie Cutting Machine, and the
-.ak ni,IS unusual Inducements to capitalists
pnIy = lultlrG amount thereof IS for sale.
SAMUEL j. HARRISON,
r .4--f.r President.
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Sithmond 9ispattb,
hT j. \. CowARDlN & GO.

" 81. ''S'ATcH is published daily, tsundays except
el'3 al FORTY DOLLARS for twelve months: rwrsrx
n"tht"s 'or SIX months; rHx DOLLARS for three
''I5.fN or foVR DOLLARS for one month in advance
y" fenItttnHeS by mail are at the rlsk Of thoss
Who make them " ''''''
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y OFT CE.-A gentleman proposes to
l-lyu for Europe III about thirty days ana So
.,.I..r. tor liz. purchase Of supplies and the
..-,,.tlsrl oI puai.ss generally, having large
.',,I. mercantile acquaintance. THIS Is "n eA-
tI, M og:,Jltuuity 1ur those who may have bt'Ae"7
.,-t,f On tf.g Continent He viii return III tour
-. ~. months The best Of references gwen Ad-
de-, box 100, Sali-bury. North Carolina or
II alsg.." care ". f. Price, Esd, Rclnhona'
no 9-5Ot
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bill has been introduced into the usoigt. no 'S -,
gislature to tax di3tiiefits sioo'''0' anu
every gallon distilled
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8iekmone Ais,ntrb,
Jon PnrTTSo yfA4LY i.T, fsTr3--

Advertisements sin De- ihsartsl 20 , Pal, g ga
bUILARs Erf r,GaIe ioI tA.4 lt... 4s.bt ts.s
,Os iSssy CJust!tutr . "a t4aG..
Larger sdv,s-i.. m. a. w. ,vs,s .f.r +s-.st.
AdveTdserlci.ii Eu6ital4sl u4ts3bi = H. Us % ~
" fer square To- every .. sta4a-
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CIyE BARRELS nACoN,

-Four baryvl, fAiLo"
-Four barrels BEESWAN'
Our barrel HuNEA ,pr
'',,- ure barrel aud LAO AcE, LA.~'
r,.. barrols superior CokNkp FISH
INST tr,sivSsS AID ior safe by ..,,.,, .,.,
'N iI~st CS-ARLkS T. WORKMAN 90.
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~-oTJCE.-Always on hand, and for
-9I. NEW SORGHUM BARRELS. LIQUOR
ttAhkEL3, HOUR BARRELS and KEGS Of , all
md. and siz.s; BUCkEIr, TUBS, &c: oIdtis
an b., lett at + DolHues grocery, No Uranium
.,r al at my cooper shop, on Seventeenth stle1I'
.,,,.r II rliglu near the Central Railroad wOiA-
''ltt.- H., H. ME'IZGER.
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Several Of the London theatres have been oP4''
ea for religious worship on Sundays.
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HEAVY RoBHeRy.-on Saturday n8ir.~ the pm
vatr room ocvupiel hy John Werner, ON Main stfst.
opposite the Exchange Bank, was broken open iu-
ring his absence and robbed vi u trunk containing
five gull watches, hys allser watches, twelve gold
ngs two gold lockets, lot VI other Jewclry, green
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MNyuE', ,o's5 III. illywny I'd. "1 s..a as~ ,
the Mayor attention 90 9t'utl-
William u In,u.sz .ft E,yuu.f1 3 g. f.i. e.
charged wlul drunk me. af-.lt.r.s tt,..t -tt
I'tit-rins Hl'h the ~ '.' 90 tLc ii. lt ss ttss
duty, "e!~ s,ut 10 IN. ll..st. ki-tI Il g. ht see
tutnri 10 their C1rnmaui
Samuel \ F-av-sE ami Al ssni.f " i4etust.
CutItv t. keep The I,tu. sua nr 30 81 T ...sstE.t
John W Coil vas charged Vtth t.... l.Et t.,sr~
ing and WoundinE Hsuy Kriaa. h,s sll~if s---
cured Friday uisht s.u' q blI. lsa;,g FE
site the Narictirs. ou Tiatklln .t,,s' HIt e. IN "a
thst the rtItIr- were uUt.r 'l' Iur".' ' ti ' ,r
at the time. No cA.uiuat'pr tf trr rat'f.f #.4
gone into, owing to ;he sb--u.s ni 4. %. laHtsa
man and important a4tn... y 8af asa
ANXIOUS however thst "a invest r'I1f - aa43 tah
place, a. hr confident of rrr,rrv th }tsw## a
together an accident. IA, MaysI .. .tasarl ts.s
Is. til W-iu,,lay, ant ttI.t uIr t. ss#A Z tH H.#
sun e one thousand iati.,. o.. f.. s .p.FfH34H
kieDb4 - not behaved :. ra i.nv.f,a. @,at#. e.,
although u. hiI good t., a-4 .ast s aHs
stvuIsrl
| II Davis ,hafgrl va.l .'.tIrg z5i vsf 81
AMI shain from btrlci = trtIurr soon. .fts -tus
was .gf.t On iuT ,EAHIf.t'.Hi ..t'.s % HuFifss
| Court, INA thr Gr.u-.i ,H..I .. fi. E5H nt 'a.s
| tue4-n dollar. t.r hts ,uftIrrf sstftt s-
| IL. tins !ahlI A,d 20 fa. 'r q a.t "a ltt
| brought o. the put..t. .l J.. aI .aat. $751;.
| w..s - ,It"d ON Satgr.r.
1hc DAYS prv,prtus. eti, ...u.4uN s,} vsytF
| iFg Scv,.L LoSI,.s, va At. L..a Er - sf ++'
| nance yluIJ,iuna, . iv E'.r'ti
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ACTIVITY IN THE VALLEY.


General Early passed through Winchester aa-
tur,lay ut one O'Clock, on has way towards the Po-
toInae HIS army is efficient and enthusiastic. oar
cavalry had Succcrsful engagement with The
enemy Saturday some six OF seven miles beyond
Winchester, on the Martinsbuyg road. We have
no particulars Of the fight.
Sheridan. army had, as stated III Saturday
Dixyatch, been weakened by sending two corps
across th, Potomac III the tncction Wa4hingtvH.
FROM MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
The enemy removed the rails from the Manassas
Gap railroad as low down as Its JUNCTION WIN the
Orange ana Alexandria road. They have no" ielt
that section oil country altogether
FOgRESTS OPERATIONS-DESfRU or
YANKEE QUNBOATS AND TRANSPORTS
AND IMMENSE SUPPLIES OF STORES
The following official dispatch was received al 'e
War perartnest on Saturday
"TrsCuMEIA, ALABAMA, November ;, lSol
leRegai $. Cooper,
"1djufnnt and Mspec'of-Gf"FT"t:
General Forrest reports on the 9th Instant 'i'''
he WAS then engaged lighting thc enemy al JONI
s,nyiue having already destroyed four s"n"V"t' ,
Of eight guns each fourteen steamers ana 'Wei'!
barpes with large quantity OF IuHItefhi'S'e' ''N
,,,u4s,ry stores on the landing aud III warehouses,
estimated at between seyenty-tive and one hud''A
,h,,sapa tons. Six gunboats were then "rrio'eh-
ing which hc hoped 10 capture OF destroy
o g. r. BE9rRgGAED.
E,rraa, ;s \ trump. Seventy five thousand tons
or ,,,,a,t.1uas,sr and commissary stores. inns
,vonla almost ill the Capitol Square. General fof
st ;s the first Of our generals who has been Obliged
+, commute bv the ton the enernys stores when 1T
has DESTROYED The loss to the enemy III "'o'0'' 70
s,v nothing Of gunboats, transports and phfBeH' .
MANY millions OF gr,enbaCks; but even liii7 10 '''-
the worst of it. They relied upon these S'ot'" ~
.upvogt 3herInan's army, and Their dettruct'"h ''
very much embarrass its movements
Johnsonyile. which is named after Andy Johnson
Military Governor VI Tennessee and Wee PTenlde'
, If the United States, ii on the east bank oil liio
Tennessee riyvr, four miles above ReynoldsbufS'
n,is the terminus Of the Northwestern raliroad'
,,,;,,, connects Nashville with the rTer ut thai
,o,tt Andy Johnson caused tho Northwestern
,,,rosa to be completed to this place III order 10
s,,nyv Nashville by the Tennessee river "hehf'e'
.. r.,,p,e,iand should te too low ior s'e'ehS'''
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rnE CAPTURE OF TIRE FLoRIDA-snr ~ rAEES ~
NkUTEAL PORT.

The capture OF the Florida viii no: c.tusr>o mad,
surprise after the following account Of il il read
She Was lying III the neutrui port Of BahII, Brazil,
under the guns u Brazilian tolt and, under the
laws Of nations, SHOULD have been safe il she had
not had "A man aboard The Yankee steamer Wa
chussett, which captured her, u those gun
boats which participated III the ilghJ at Dre"'y
Bluff IN May, lso2 3hc was commanded by zap
| tim Collins The Florida was 55o~t0n steaii'e'
formerly the Orieto), under the command 0' h''N
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lUI XII u n n WI = ' I0T-'-
\ telegram. dated at Washington ou tie -th

\ telegram, dated at Washington UU tie III,
say.
About ,ialk, 4 hetry I..t.. commenced w.-02 ls
.,l.l liIY, .u.t ttr s:rts .,iv hJpird tDn-iIeta-
bly, l,duy.ls., thu EuJGLrTa search Ot inform 49,;
tr,IVttlus here y YER d1A ud gut'L
Iir CIlvu A-asur Ht-i, III Ninth <tI"~f. wes
crowded t,l late Loul I'LL ,9iifs with ii"l;'l-
g.iiE. ana the -phtyhea s.tnt III te "iLilSt n
tI}tIlasIn p,..ytt. Al Il ,rIilr gvlt 1T that tc
vo.1 Wa uvrIwl.t !IuIugly ia favor i LiAcrE tit
Johnson, cheer alt@! c1ter rent ne AL i-i ih1t
c:c- and speakers carried away bT their iee.-
uga II rejoicing nnd exuttitIUr, AMI gave vent I"
ttrrI IN patriotic songs and shout ol Triumph. Iitt
ur,l! III was generally exp~a.,.t :h.t Lincoln hti
made u dean sweep, ana that II wa d0utuui
whether Mut l. Ian had earned single Stttc-
fue krpUbucan5 here generally to-.ast d:e about
m. haIL.gst people IA ,N5tcllrs Iar b-!a"c'''t
h,.tdducters III tins .lty crowded with be5no-
rJat; thu evening eager inl e!e,ti|Il rt~i'. Ky
wtIti away the time IL listening - the reports -
h.uotI tIIb,.tor- among the Ar>tdtai al-t ttt9i7
The lf iedrr- d tilr Inur!lnF e'ntenity
anticipated hai IIrwHs aTt I'D yeIC 4tl.r II thr
cofsUlatou ot the 'iGbtlEg -oo.a-OGl!y attempt
in. feeble sp-.ch. bat generally l,urrying up the
hangers after tri"Rtenls NaHe ,rrInrt u IL II
Al gui.Atant, although c,-h a~~"l,I the ether oi
good urw. yrt L. CuIu', which ,t .4.~ h"ur had
not arrived. II va expected t.Lt The UoWv~!t;c
Association would attempt pub-,c aeIuON tt3s!iOL,
ana the failure Is attributed 70 the iHslvheht "cd-
tnrf.
Another, dated AT midnight, 77Is
| The peoIl. generally have gone home sttlats.Ai
that Mr. LINCOLN Is bo Ia. f,vsdo;.t, aI4 al
most the only watchers those who Az interested
Iii the &c. alt.
Y few o1 NJ Lincoln fticni- hSy. called 10 con-
sIat,ltte him and hear what news he has Iryeivei
| bur no public cuugyatuiatJrg Wit has oc,uuci -
The kite nvuio /, closed and.nJtAins unusual 4
| apparent thcIo>.boutS.
| The Republicans take The result as matter d
| course. ana the Democrats gFin AID hs'r Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-14

un,yR CHAEoEs.--Wc-l,y - N.t... .l o.. ls... /.
North Carolina regiment. - Dsuu.-' a 60 s.t..8.
Thunder yesterday, charged vIti Ha-- f.,.fag srI
lnc.ing slaves 10 e.alaue g. IN .' Nss-t3.
It. - said, has been FGi.:y a t.t -.4ha fta.=
At the .-luv tim, man Iag4ii .E @s.
mans, dese1tcr from ~, Iau.A f.rut .fa. as
committed ~ the C4-.lr WltAtrt .ftr fNaa
valIyln-u ynAr, gs- stp.4.rt .n tfta. fts .a..
| Af.w a,ys sin.-. r.tt IaHAs.a- Iuli,.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26

act incorporating Bank at Milford under
the name Of the present Directors and Com
pany OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Of Milford; bill to straighten road in
Cedar Creek HID, Sussex county bill TO
change the name OF Wilhelmina Stevens
Henry, to Maria Margaret Ashton Henry
bill to revive and continue in force an ac,
entitled an act to enable Waitman Jones to
locate certain vacant lands in North West
Fork Hd., Sussex county, and complete his
title to the same, passed FEBRUARY Is, 1859 +;
bill 10 amend an act to authorize the Re
corder of Deeds of KeEt county, to copy
induces bill to authorize John NJ. Rawlins
to change the location and siraighten and
shorten public road in n. W. Fork Hd.,
Sussex county; bill to authorize Geo. w.
Dickson to make an index to the old marri-
age record in the court house of Kent coun-
ty, from the year ls47 to 1861 bill to
amend an act entitled an act to incorporate
Bank in the town of Seaford, Sussex coun-
ty, under the name of the Diamond State
Bank, vote on passage of bill, yeas 20, nays
|. Yours, A.