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The weekly union record., 1864-06-25

ra,IE UNDERSIGNED BEING THANKFUL
/ to his friends and the public generally, for
their liberal patronage for the last eight years so
hcitS continuance of the same, he has spared
no expense in fitting up his place of business. and
building a FIRE PROOF VAULTS now prepared
10 wait on his customers and guarantee he viii
serve mp nothing but the best of French Brandie>,
Fine Old Whiskey. Holland Gin, Wines and English
Ale and Porter, and Pure Native Wines and will
sell in quantities TO sUit the grade, as cheap any
House North of San Francisco. Agent for Lyon h
Cos. Ale and Oregon Cider. Keeps always on
hand large and well selected stock. ms II
OTovile. May Il, 1854.
PHILIP FARRELLY.
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House and Lot for Sale
AT 4 BARGAIN.

K,HE UNDERSIGNED BEING DETERMINED
4 to remove for his health. offers az great bar
gain his house and lots for sale situated on the
corner of Lincoln and jackson Streets. The house
i substantial frame building. conyiently arrang
ed inside, and surrounded with fine shade trees
and shrubbery and tour lots within one enclosure
with a variety OF bearing fruit trees sufficient for
family use. a good stable and well are located on
the same. all Of which will he sold low for cash
To any one wishing desirable location in Oro-
Vile should call Immediately.
GEO. H. HARMON.
orovilIe, June II, 1864. n32tf
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UNITED STATES
LIVERY Is STABLE
EDWARD BOUDEN. Proprietor.

yHNHE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFUL
i ly inform the public that he has recently made
extensive additions of ne stock and vehicles TO the
United States Livery Establishment, which can be
had al all times at reasonable rates.
Horses kept on Livery at moderate rates and the
best Hay and Barley supplied.
FOR SALE.
THE above Stable. with Horses, Carriages and
appurtenances, viii besold very cheap for Cash
as:tf ED. BOWDEN.
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ALItII-tl 0tIIlcIllU, NUItuL4-cI
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch. Fresh HoreY Dew Sctoh,
Iri.h High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Landy Foot.
sF Attention is called to the large reduction in
prices of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tob2ccos,
which viii be found Of . superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CIT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long, P. 4. L.. or plain, S.Jago,
MOL, Cavendish or Sweet Spanish,
No. . Sweet Scented Oronoco, CANISTER,
Nos l Il mixed, Tja foil Cavendish. Turkish
Granalated
n "a Circular will be sent On application
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WHAT Is the difference between sa eld ship and
81 old mali One rhiss stays and the other stays
miss.
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E S IT A BLISHED 1850.
PETER LORILLARD.
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,

&c X Is CHAMBERS ST.
(Folme1ly -. Chatham street, NEW York;
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the articles
OF his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macstov. DemiE70s.
Fine Rappee. Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee. NatchtOohes,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
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A Word to the Aged.

u w ora 10 TIE dS0u.
In the decline of life the loss Of vital force con
quent upon physical decay, only be safely snp-
piled by some yvifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entailjng the
hauston which i always the final effect OF ordinary
st.mulants. We tender to the aged
DR.. Hostettar's Stomach Bitters,
As an invigorant and restorative immediate II
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect
It tones the stomach, improves the appetite, acts
like charm upon the spirits.
For Females.
Thousands Of ladies resort TO it as remedy f6l
hysteria, futterng of the heart nervous headache,
vertigo, general debility, and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements 10 which, a. i sex they
subject. 1t cheers and lightens the depressed
mental powers a well a strengthens the BODY.
and its use Is never followed by any reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Purchase only of reliable dealers. Sold everywhere
AOSTErTFR, SMITH & DEAN, Agents.
40l & 403 Battery 81. cor. Clay.
San Francisco.
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HOSTETTER. SMITH d DEAN.

Agents or the Pacific Coast 4o and Ac3 Battery
corner Of Clay. San Francisco.
For sale by ali Druggists Price 81 PER BOTTLE
SIN FOR IS. Packed aud senl by Express
apS0 Sal
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

NEws FROM ABoYE.-The news from above
is rather conflicting, and it is quite difficult
t. sift the truth out of what we hear. We
have reliable intelligence, however, that the
Yankees had Possession Of Jackson, Mss,
on the 9Th inst.
Rumor has it that the enemy numb If.
ty thousand strong; that Writ Adam
airy run up against them and was
worsted. 1t is also reported that Ysnkfe
cavalry are on the east side Of Pearl River.
and that detachment OF their cavalry hld
come down from Jackson to Crystal Spfipss.
If these reports be true, it looks contreras
bly, like this portion of the State had eoaa
up" or rather, had been given up BY chr
Government, to the tender mercies a rle
enemy. We cannot think otherwise tlan
this movement on the part Of the enemy
from Vicksburg Is intended to flank Mobile
In lew days we will know our copailbN.
We hope it will not be SO critical as !. nou
appears.
Since writing the above, we learn ig6u
young man just from Brandon. thai ..
were fight had taken place at Morton
ring coming down on the left wing 81 be
enemy, compelling them TO take the ck
track to Jackson, Miss, The same purlv
also states that our forces had beer rn>
forced from other points, and in nun er
were equal to tho enemy.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

az The bill 10 prohibit dealing in Yam
kee currency, which has passed both Houses
Of Congress, has the following penalties for
violating the law. viz: forfeiture OF the
amount bought or sold, or a sum equal there
20, Rno Of from FIVE thousand to twenty
thousand dollars, and imprisonment from
three months to three years. No violation
70 deal in postage stampS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13


Meridian miss, Clarion, o. our troop ehaI
ing the Yankees, but they have been iusal
ably fortified with muskets and fixed bayO-
nets. Il remained for Forrest, who is iast
becoming the Murst of this war, to inAugu-
rate charging an enemy without weapon Of
any description. In his recent retreat from
jackson, Tennessee, be vas attacked BY the
Yankees near the line Of the MemDhis and
Charleston Railroad, and his armed force be-
ing small, he ordered the new recruits, two
thousand in number, who bad not received
arms, to charge the enemy. They immedi-
ately rushed forward, and the Yankees, as-
founded at the force coming against them,
fed in al directions, leaving Forrest clear
road 10 Oxford. This RISE de guerTe is lit
tie ahead Of anything We hsye set seen chFOn-
icled.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13
THE REPUBLICAN.
MAJOR sTOcxDALE.-We regret to learn
that this gallant officer was wounded in the
late engagement near jackson, Mississippi.

" From q reliable gentleman--a citizen
Of jackson, Lave learn that about one
Thousand Yankee cavalry visited that place
on Wednesday morning last, They robbed
the stores Of tobacco, &C., but committed no
other depredatlons so far ss we have heard
They returned 70 Port Hudson the same day.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

nB- According to The interpretation 81
our authorities Of the cartel for the excih e.
Of prisoners, il is no violation OF the II b
require Pasoled>.'nea .e g into a zkale
=. !. !: !: :. !: !: !: ::
camp, to guard their own stores or do police
duty generally in such camps 1t Is e
commended further that according to ne bsh
article Of the cartel agreed upot BY ihc so
Governments, we have perfect right q
lease and declare exchanged any nuInhe
our prisoners, provided we send
them to the cnemy,--at the same d
thOrising them TO release an equal NJ
theirs. The last article of the cartel pres
vides, that If any Misunderstanding arlses. is
shall not interrupt the release Of paralsd
prisoners in the manner as above statcd.
The action Of our Government. therefore, in
declaring exchanged the residue Of the vicks
burg and Port Hudson prisoners. is contend
ed to be in strict conformity with law and
binding upon the 0. S. Government.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

\ ~ Mr. W. w. Hankins, Of Lafayette
county, Fla. few days ago, killed two bears,
weighing four hundred pounds each, and
four large buck deer, in the space Of one
hour Of time. The same gentleman some-
time previously caught with hook ard line
CITY nue trout, and killed three wild turkeys,
II Iess lhan one hour. A good section that
70 liyeIn. especially in these times.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

A Lose WxR.-A SOutberner in New
York writes, that he has looked with anxious
eyes for some sign Of exhaustion in the North,
but looked in vain; though volunteering is
not brisk, the eonscripGcR was failure, the
debt is enormous, labor is scarce, the cur
Fency is depreciating, strikes are numerous,
and taxes are high. He warns the South TO
expect long war
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

THE vIcE-PAEsiDHET.-A dispatch re-
Deived IN Richmond announces that Vice
President Stephens is very seriously III At bis
homo In Georgia. "His health has been im-
paired for several years, and " Is feared BE
WilI not recover from bic present pVOsEatiOn."
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

AT7ENPr 70 Burn THE PRRsIDENTIAI. MAN
sroN.-An unsuccessful attempt was made to
burn tho Presidential mansion at Richmond
on Tuesday night, 10th inst. The timely dis
cOvery Of the flames, which had commenced
Sn the WOOd.shsd, saved the building.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13
a. Al Ingenious Freucbmsn has discover.

a. Az Ingenious Treuchman has discover.
sa,s most economical way Of lighting cities,
and proposes 10 apply it to Paris. Balloons,
from the cars which are to emanate an cleo
trir light, are TO lC fixed at certain stations,
and hover over the city, at the proportion of
one balloon to so, 900 persons ;the city would
be lighter at night than it often is in winter
BY day.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13
u AZ the Morgan reception 10 Richmond

" At the Morgan reception ia Richmond
a few speeches were made; among others
one by Col. Aston, AOrgans A. A. G. A
voice from the crowd cried out while Col. A.
was speaking, "EHss General MOrgau'S head
been shavedi" "Yes. IL has," responded
Col. A., and added, "Orders have been Civ
en- to every regiment Of the Generals brig
sde, 10 elect Barber, who shall be provided
with pair Of good shears, aAd who shall
shave every Yankee We catch until We gel
svsn with the vandals."
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13
Carolina Rice.

1--WE Tierees just received and fer sale
+ by p. !. ELDER, & Co.
Feb. IS, lse4-u
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

"A PARRY KETTLE OF FisH.''-we
have beknfavorcd with a copy Of the N. Q,
Times II the 2sth ult., and among othtr
delicate morceau served up for the Pulfls,
of the Z loyal people" of Louisiana,
she INST & f.hyp hareaet upon q
e5nascsk eslion ioi
alieen Ono wnula suppose. fpm
Aaam Rumof peddlcs about, that Lo1.
ana had certainly "gono ups" and, indeed
n enc breath the Timea 'lares this ID b
shc fact. But i n M = II SIS Up greet
efy, and asst an,es =. lacrimOsc on ht
fact, that tlae good ieoPlc of pur glorious
sister State arc % low to avail ihemselvs
81 the generous proclamation Of AbrahaI
Lincoln, Gen. Banks, in his proclamation
says the "immortal father OF his country.
was never guided By more just, and benig
nant spirit than that Of his successor in 81
Zee, the (present) Presiden be United
States" And he implores ople 81
Louisiana, g in this hour Of 81 het6
lis admonitions." Yet, after u y, arj
much more, tho Times says that TOnlyJf
teen hundred men haze registered or quali-
red as Uoters under the proclamation
The same paper gems TO think that if sheft
zero six thou registered by the 22f
INST, that they could, from this nunihsi
muster five thousand qualified vote,
md this they conclude will meet the re>
quircmenis Of the procamalion--'' onas
tenth Of | voting population"
No one can read the doleful article 81
The Times, without feeling gruufed d .ks
sisas.. 20 ieh evidently ,pollsHss.
md the c.Ss eli must rest up,n IL
brOws Of the sbla wsetches who hAys
slotted every way, 10 destroy The liberties q
ths people The gsa rally for rs-unien
q Louisiana is about q prpyo a hilure.
1sly Eileen hnadre - found
s g DOW tt--teea azsl
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Kentucky and Tennessee,
Hood Marching on PULASKI. Etc.

81. Loais Nor .8d.--A Paducsh dispatch e yea
serday says military affairs IN this district ore
active. Every rebel move this s.do the M'Ss,s-
slppi is now known. The whole country has been
thoroughly secuted, and parties bring in risoncrs
daily. The concentration Of troops and the COM
ing of A. j. Smith means otnclLng, but what, It Is
no, proper to state. A lew dayS, however, will
dou t,ss develope the plan Of the coutcmpa,ed
campLgn. B1th tie Cumlorland and rcnac ssee
rivers are in good boating order, and will prove
valuable au1lisfios to military operations In Ten
nessee and Kentucky.
The gunbosts Peoria and PIwpaw returned tere
Oh Sunday, from a reconnaissance up the Tenue5-
see river The todles Of Ensign Hars, Of the gun-
tost Uadlne, an Capt Allcu, Of the transport Ve'
.as, killed when their vessels were captured by
Forests gunboats, were found. The rIver is Lined
with rebel pickeis from Pine Biuh to Johnsonyilie
The robel General Lyon, In command Of that dis
tr1e,, hos orders to watch the river closely and
blockade It, Transports will be sin running asair
soon. Forrest has poutoon across the river 81
Chickssaw.
Deserters and scouts report HoO-'s army $500
stroug with 81 pieces o! artillery lie .n;euded "
operate ip Mdd.c and Eastern T0unossce snt Ken
sucky. He was marching on Plloskh Gt'ls Co.
Tenn, and expc,tci ultimately to SC 2c Cumber
band Gap. HIS mon were greatly In nee! o! cloth
ng; supplies Of which th-y hope to oh,ain l.
plundcriug the towns through which tLc past
Large numbers Of dorrtors come into or Inc
daily many VI them bringing horses anu equ!I
Eeuts.
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News Items

tsS fsIs9vspA 70 ~ hss Ys'h sw".l
Hos TAos p'Asor AcIxs Is dangerously III u
Montreal.
Tss total amount Of treasure received IN RSa
Francisco, for tho last days 10 nearly r.
TaE steamer Brother Jonathsn arrived q San
Francisco on Monday ls., nom the North, bnpg,
ing over ESQ, ,0VQ Ia gold.
IT has len resolved by the Canal Commissioners
W chose the Canals Of tho ststs u Now York on he
slh Of December.
Tns preliminary examination Of Bell Ahas Barley
the Like Ero pirate took place yesterday q Toroa-
"a, c. w. The prisoner wss committed for trial
which will take place neKt week.
lnE gallant Gaps. wiuslow had . public rscsp.
tion " We citizens Of EoIbury, Mas. on Tues.
Day evening, followed by grand banquet Among
tho many agreeable features was the preasn,stion
Of An elegant silver tcaservice TO The heroic sailor
OK tho 18th, blockade runner while couiny ou,
of wilplngton, ran ashore on the East bar u tho
harbor, and was Arsl upon by our vessels, which
sho returned with spirit, tho engagement lasting
several hours without any Of ths aho.s frvrp our
gunboats materially damaging her. under cover Of
dsuso tog which set 10 sbout dusk, she sss Of the
y W. ssacssdsd N ssr " bssk, vlmipsts
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rant to Make a Combined Attack.
An ARMY NskCEIING
AGAINST EEEs6NiAN.
Thanksgiving Day.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Probable Capture Of Macon. Cu.

Washington, Nor. 23.-The RKpr DLioAs ct this
Tterno5n las the following; We permitted To-
suuounce that the chuioud pspors oi yesterday
ai9ru.ug (rucs!sy, Nov. %! contain disp4t -Sos
totn Macon that On Sunday las, Zen Sherman was
Slth.n Is miles Of that place, marching Upon the
sty. IL Is teievcd IN high military quarters tha.
before this Macon has fallen. Information consli-
trei re.s lc has been received tha, tie city was
euly grrrisoncd by Georgia militia, composed
hiehy Of old mcn aud boys, al I ,hat no attempt
would be msde to defend it, fearing tia, lis dcs-
.ruction would follow No reports nom Richmond
papers Of to-day having been received, tho iufer-
sncc is conhrnatory Of the above probability
sEcoSD DIsPATCu
Wdshington, Nor 2S The latest Information in
possession oi the Government authorities is that
4 chmond papers Of Tuesday contain dispatch
from Macon, that on Sunday Gen. sherman was
within Is miles of that city, and marching; upon H.
ine Tel o. Is entertained in h'-h military quarters
VA, b.f1is now Macon Las :.i.en.
IDIEp pIsTATcn.
Washington, Nor. 93.-La,c Richmond papers,
Just received here, announce that there Is q great
panic In Georgia ia Consequence Of Shernan''
movements; and tha, part of tho Georgia Lc
gisiature has been captured u. Grtiu by Fedora
cavalry.
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The Draft Enrolment,


Governor Seymour has issusd the following pro
cisms,ian In relation TO hs revision Of the ENROLL
neut Lists in anticipation Of iorthceuing draft
Ihsvs this day received request from Provost
Marshal General Fry, dated tie 18th instant, 'Ihat
l will taks such steps will induce State, nupci-
pal aud other local suthorltos, ~ well ~ prom,-
nent and Influential cit Leni, to CO. perlte VITA ths
officers Of this Buresu in securing all accurate eru-
mersuon of the persona hsIie to mhtary du,.y IA
the several districts Of the siste" The Object of
this request 10 to get correct quota for De future
drafts, 10 ave towns aud cities trom sending more
than their iu share OF troops and to 500 thai slI
arc enrolled who We liable under the law for drait.
ing soldiers into the service Of the UuiteI States
thereto urge upon all citizens ste s,teu.
ton W this subJec. Wnsu the cell is mAda
It will 30 to- lste to correct errors. uers-
tofore, whom ! hsve objected 70 the excessive
quotas Of the distrc,. I wss told shs, there
WAS lack Of vigilance W The p.r Of Gus
people In making timely corrections u the lsts. !
CsAtinu<d N ~ iast Psgs,
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her 3d the town wls pretty closely invested when
Ger fa Fagan- with about COCO Of Pr ce's re-
treating forces came up and bcmbardcd the place
Eve hours, with two pieces Of artillery, N, were
tc,d at bay until the next day, when Generals Cur
us aud Blunt arrived and the rebels skcdad led
They lost nearly one thousand killed. and woundei,
cur 'oss one killed. missionary who trav-
eed some forty miles with Price, in Arkansas re-
ports thatthe General told him he had lost over
ten u ousand men killed sad wounded and desert
ed, and that his expedition into Missouri hsd been
most DISASTROUS
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Tm rscepU Of ths National sAilors' Pair u
Bosom. which clcsei on Tuesday evening, win q,
cesd 600 0C0. The officers aud crow Of the o. q
stsam slcop-of.wG Brooklyn icn, IN ecn,ribusss
Of AesN on Tuesday, which sccurci the sword 70
Capt Jas. Alden, the salian, commander Of the
brcotlyn. The sword contest, up to ,hu uns,-
pected result had been quite even between furs.
gut and winslow.
Aporr nfty desertors from our armies lately ar.
rived Al City Pj mt fton the vsiley. They ~crc
captured by sh,r.isn In his late camp align. Tho
larger number Of them were substitutes who,
having deserted AM Joined the rebel army, werc
sens 20 ,hc shenandoah Valley, IA thsrc WAS less
danger OF their being Identified or captured A
Court with General C,llls a, the head. has been
ordered from Washington 10 CITY Point 70 Wy
them.
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From Mexico and New Orleans.

81 Louis, Nov 2S.-The RrrupiIcAss Carlo
special gives the following items from New Orleans
pa crs
Gen. Can,y has sufficiently recovered to resume
business
Tie latest Mexican news sta'cd that the Emperor
wss daily leaning towards the literal party.
orir Soule had arrived In the City Of Mexico,
bore ID ego Aoare,. son of Don juan Alvaric 10
Is reported. vou'd declare in favor q msNim'an.
The FraYco-Mc Nican troops had lett their en-
campfuent.
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The Late Storm on the I.nkes-Fifty Lives
Lost and q Mullen ef Properly ".
stroyed.

stroyed.
To Detroit FEE PsRss, Nov. Is, sayst
The arrival down Of The large feet due from Lake
Michigan has brought more definite inisulgsncs
Of the damage sustained among The Oh pping By
the late gale yet With all the information u hsAd,
one half Of the numerous disasteru which have oc-
curred are not yet heard Of and some ums vii
el.p,e doubtless, ere the full results may come V
hsud Sunday aud Monday . number Of those
more or less crippled arrived, and are now here
under the necessary repairs. Ihe damage sur
tanned Is chiefly in the oss Of canvas, which, d
this particular time, constitutes very important
item in u vesssl's outht. 70 say thss one million
of dollars will not cover the to;sl amount Of The
LOSE Of property, may be considered ~ far below
the actual Innate The loss VI lie will probably
not exceed hfy. " tLr names Of vessels ashore ~
Lake Huron, we have only The names VI he Amelia
and A. R.ch. TIE requisite relief for both these
veases hss besn dispatched fron the city, Aad hss
uutless, reached Them ere sLis Tho Urig Lucy
l.. Clark, upward bound, with . cargo - WOOL for
ChGgg, WAS driven back with tho loas of moro
or less CANVAS and 10 now here. The George shsr.
man, bound down, lost more VI lsss canvas, aud
sustained SOME damage on the hsts The schooner
Granada IL minus her maipsAil snd forestry sail
Tue schooner Mary Norton lost 10Th anchors and
tue most of her canvas used up. The schoonea
Racine lost portion Of her ssiA but hss procSsisd
on her voyage. The schooner Quick ste. ~As asvei
from total loss by miracle having d}ifted al ths
mercy OF tie elements for p,Any hours ~ilh all he,
canvas aud both sncA.rs gone. The brig Mariner,
and the acheoners Jennie and Annie, asS also In.
cudvd among ns rcst, with numbers which have
not reported the p~rtil ulsrs o. their losses The
schooner J. L Quimby Game near being wrccSs ID
At Pigeon b., AXE Ere 4 portion OF hSs cargo
loss Of hswscrs and lines, aud tls ves1l pretty Of
fectuslly used up. The schooner Spray, on Lak,
Huron, narrowly escaped going ashore porhor
| u her cargo bcins losl Many Of tls aest whict
wero but slisnIiy crippled lave IIScseded on tbsi,
voyage, while vshers viii " detained for ssvsa
days
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Quebec. Sov. 2s.-owing 70 reliable iniormston.
southcruers and rebel sympsshirsrs In certain
western towns are manufacturing cisndssunsiy
and collecting q convsnisnt points shot. ahsli aud
cannon. The Government have issusd. under
chapter Z of the act oi 1863 = proclamation pro-
hibitng the expectation OF carry ing coastwise, or
by inland navigation Of arms or smmu aiton.