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n,,ention Of stecA Trnlns.

A,Gdng, March i0.-Owing TO dstontions on the
Ncv York Central Railroad in cos,e ueoce Of the In
undston, no soci train, had arrived since Thursday
and the tots supply sale for The eek onig reached
iON e,,ln inc 1850 s.ill to come. Ind which
sca cciy sriivc IN time 10 ihe weeks New loit
advanced p. ouc-hali cent per prund rnd iour
Eve huadied he d have ch,n. ed b noe At the ad-
van There 10 nothins do,ut IN sheep or Eoss
II msrtp' IL hcsvy ard tlc AZ buteu.
fr, nrr ALoS6 iHR &. e. 4. X. r. re tate freshet
ccvelct tie JLrd & Nui ov t'ars noe lJrdtn-
~ 100, y. - 20 GcNh o. srvCrl inches tha ttsins
We osh. ed % I'M thectg the vspt al tie Eay 10
7 euto1. Ncerls ~ tht tfuins hom Phil tc phlN
Snd.G.J or we'd tohiud th,o al Je.scy Jity, US cid
tLotc 'ioil NRSuiuston.
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Aepb-rn, y. c., March i6--Tuls,ICt, ~ GEO, Z
A.b.-Our fu-c,s now occup, kins;on, ana are rc.
pA.une the r>IlrUsd bridse acroA the Ncu,c riv
which IN be fnishsd within a fes Gsy The ,uemy
vetc much deinorGre1 on leaving Knston for Golds.
boro'. Nos, Of the Nor'h Carolina ttccf' hecnsiI 4
IN the part Of M, State took "Eench leave"
of Gen. HEAss and retired TO their homes. The. Au
been no hFhtine re Fr1day last The fesilt of me
a'tles IN ffoat Of kin4i'n ss, seek vii rut ho mr
from 2,pN tile' 1unio und prionc = on our eide,
and s,l cf 300 m the cucmgs .'ic 90 deal on
uuubct our i-e to QUE, OWNS 10 thlir Iuca,V ~.
tsits upon our works
Refuress rrport that General Robert r. Ice In
command of mo caenvs force 10 bhs stste, whc.e
hessgunrtc.s are a. Raleigh. lie brought ouita a
uong force wi him from Richmond. Thee .siu-
gees and deserters stac that loalstoa md Boau ~.
gard In Command n R,chuond aud tl,t tie TO-.
tfcutons these .rC telng insane! hr tht usu ucsl0
troops no relieve tho ioroe which Acconptnic, Con
Leo N 'lls statc.
The Goldsbo-o lpuRSAt ~ 'he tn hist ,'ates tha,
Council OF War Wes hell nc. nor. then ~ mile.
fun that city on tire 4th iusi., eonsrins of Their
leading ucns rl, anon whom vas their grcI. l.i,I
General lee.
colcnoi bc!onriug 10 Gencul sbprmsu's limv has
iuft arrived heIe from Nihuinston II, .t.,,s 'ha'
She man a.' be IN Goilshcro on pe 2tl inst. r,r.
iic- from tine iron, states e. o, -un. wcr, tcl ,;cI
day In thc direction o' Goireoro. t.rsu,, o. ~
milcs from iinstou.
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bsrJ h,u... IN Nsr. IL, Isl ,uld ,,,u.nt yo,, 4,
~ to the street dooi ~hon the II rings ~sit on
w, "sIe N.. IN 80, IN is'S,,'. - 'n"r
Thc eve.ylAaae. were again rsiscL and anct an.
other insI ection cnme uc question
NV gu a., an tSAu uxi,,,
.au-"Son viii 1f cour,e ,st and s,eep with
the scrvsn,-, because u you were irrstrd N any
o,ner way Non'a Srese le-i'ussi io.sc Ri" .'o
/ Iy ireatcI any tier ihan they 1re. wat
ws"es would you expect :"
nPP ,ou IN. .ou ~ III 49,, iIr,.
VIM, on. hi 10 bc r.,I TO auI Opc who could DO al
that ou r,qdirc."
To lady, evidently understanding this, abr
ought 10 hx tho pr,cN won, into an .xpla,atlon
.o,ccrnina sc-y.n,,, v Aces rcuerslly, eonciudipg
= thi. king ,ha, nine or ten dollars mouth was
ulIsieut lay fora Young wo,n.n, II .ho could get
op., wAo could ,pe2l Froncb uke . native; drc.
hal. Ike professional, . thorough dressn.ter; /;
All excellent sc,tns.res,. good shlrtm.lsr; comps.
tant 70 make up under, iothos aud boys garments
/. good eouk und,rs,oci tie washing or lsces
kn,U how 1, awecp and duat. .,llnc W anawer
the door bel; va, Oh H., table ca, and sleep
with servants de-, &c.
pyu.s tue tie .npl.c.nt became unsasy, and
l,uvoI to .lvs Tho el,,yym,n,s wifi, tiec, yt her
mimi ~, M, ,h,,,, II "s,or, NJ. work anL wages"
lt r,,r.i,sI o,,, a ,,,,.ct ~ herself and tine rer-
s,,, who ,e,,p,,,cn,,d her Tho droll positiuu in
which al. vs, rl,,,,l vas sufbcieptly smualns,
and "A shc ,,.nc,i q, ,be rcl furniture. and cor.
r,sn,nding s,ylo of ovorvthiuy IN the sp.rtu,ent,
tho ,houzht came Across her mind tha, ,or alI n o,
tpssutGcrnec. ,he vyuld Lot be Induced 10 servo
,t. ~yi,, ~, 10 ,.,,,. =, .,, cot. - v..,ss thst
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TAiGislp pkla, hareL ~. The Phutur 9 d. .-
OLE OF saturday, sac; Tie Allegheny rive. - ins
Friday Afternoon, rose fourteen ieet and one pa vi
the city wa completely under water. The river
Ghed the sieI- Of the Scott ouse At the foot Of lr
win street. Ihe lower part u; Pea ,t.,e' reGde.
ei iuplssnble by the flood The nIst ward OF the
city wa Aooded, aud communication Sith all the
bridges cut o, EXCEPT oi Veh,ge. The cellars, as
even the 't tlOoISOi tuinlngs Stre invaded b. IL,
Mechanics s.Teot bridge close ~ travelIH comes
qsnc. Of the ieiF tb'th Souid Ls snet AVA, ne
mo.nnt' u.e rl.ti we a. = .yina .us , ena a. -
ing ? .he evening It win "onbGiass le withia I've
ncu,tctned bsnka aud tho daiiTer will be- past.
By dnpatehes Lom other fiies' ~ .r.Ia that the
vi hty, exc carried away. and that OIL Cry w..
inu dated ErsntIn Wes 40 HOODED. The damage
10 the 4ail. oad ~, Doubt " irfente ~ every
strc.m aud tributsry 70 the AIerhany os Honongs-
he,a is SWOLLEN ieaImily On tie fennsyiyania Io'd,
two bridscs aI6 reported 10 have oeh r-,p, a~AJ :,
The kOd Wayne foad IL uLeog .ntrG In ge'ell i
places. Ius AncGhang Ioa4 Las hegl inue4gey
tTcI' aud the C6nuul'svile fo.d, si,hol.6 10, vel
m Ich in ured- viii no douhI le 10. he lAnchanp-
ton south and W,st Pittshufs MI hJY hai 10 Sus-
perd operations snd esiaei.s oi tle outes nca the
nyer have 'son erivcn W ihi6 ~. -cc.A- AID r'
tlITd ftOreB.
Put.bury. F1, Ma,rh YV.--rsegr,Dh coumuAlca-
ti-n with OIL Cts has not yc' lsing estnUlishei.
give but meafre detrs OF losses by the s,o tooi
many buyiness Ofigss rsIe carried E.Ay ~ .br va
ter borrioss ani tlnE, ooat4ibins large quantities
o. oil came down, aud the river IL mack Win ,oat
barrels, rnuet Of then SLED sih oil, Many ptuhurs
fintsufnr heavily. Along the banks ere aad ey.
dsnoe- Of wIeek-LouIss goae ali atIl,le' can ping
out in the oIsn air. Al the 'or 10 q ON the Ale
Fi-Hy Hver we're inundated. A .a-se it j al Man
cie-toi 10 enIi.rb covered with oil baue!s, and one
pe-c Of bottom land, shot dis'huDe below, about
q cuty-ene trie, Ia extent Is coyoIei fem si1 10
eisnt feet deep with couluFed mas oI berc4 and
lumber
Tho Flood in CoptraI New York.
Osusgo, .lIreh ". IN. volume VI EaLtr pASsins
throuth the Osweeo river Is larger than over toore
tuog o. aai u stil increasing. About one- hird OF
the hgh dAm, two miles the river ~as -vept AVA
lat night. poTuon " tie starch factory I, srb
morged two Or ghIec leeL and fears art enfsrtlined
for i've safety IAe COfeE dam, above Aad undor the
iion bridge, u el'i4eIy gone lAe c.IA Loaf IIyps
nion vas carried into The lake and 10 total Ereck
pJr tion OF tho yse bridge uton, has besu oAr.
fod a-sy, and the .owtr P.ft ii sue Dsn A4eps ihs
aIp, Ia VSsAD0rsd.
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The Great Flood
scenes on the sa.uucbpnnn.

A HAuisbuTs letter to thc !AllAdeipn.I INQ1iarR
larri.hufg .. now trArh ~ perfectly ''oatoi
The Estet having iuthri over the hGuks ot lc tNtr
about iour nile f,.e, iorcing conhecil0u stth me
faSnn Cr, b, Ihi- hAa ea,y inc! ascl The ,o.uic
O' AtHF 70 tie uUr.h and car. II ia went intt
Gt the liAfVt. urus, miles cast - 'ie to a..
Il hS nov reached Vine street, c'vcfiu" " ~ le
oegth oi several ieet "a frou' stTo0t II Il
The mansion oi ,,cue rn simon Cau.eron. tu second
4. hhn neah reached Mci ~ Lane. lho cana -
completely oh.,eIS,ed IN The i,OO4. Ihu a. hyu'e
Is suOmVrc q 49, tit sulpy Of 80 has been
stopyed. Al tie CnFlups I'm 'hr Novelty
lrog % h under waicr Potchce sioops ahd
trticle' are fpaLuT every dts ,ou. Evory 10 iuf-
tour hundred families have Decn zen out OF
house and home. Ouc million aualr va. uot coFrr
the damage. 10 III nTislurg Lone. Tho les ot pro
perty SarNACIe AonT lie haiks or tNt rive Tui. he
INV, cc' eutod. t.rr' invsiou, followed - huni-
Ins aiId p cVula u r.J1t IT, ttA, Neuf ss ms
FOOD. HOOns To north an NCft NrHnrNrr of ] q
E1.iuehanpa have trOseI, and c.. i'auos and udI.
NitLhs havo ioat Thousands Of dIw.' Wurth q 'ltt
aud unItCr. Briase have lCrg swell away, htaour
theg. the bIidgu uyu. the InGiaLa NJ Inc june .i1u
the one over tue SuHluelAuua At tlufEs TeTrg one
RI nunesn, tpann nv q cIeef, " hus All tho rat We
IeEa dGInsgol. lssau ave u.uer -gtaI, q.
drod ned. and household article lest. ~ Middle
town the ~atev flooded great part Of the town,
destroying NeIy large amount 81 proper ,, shht In
fat, all aOur me stream and t,uu- Li-
Inersei. IelcnLph comiEu lIchtiup hAs aiIost on
tlro!y ceAeVd. ILe Nu-t'4n Aon Nill lose about
c2G ffr: the United S'stns COMPANY shut Sl1 ~
Whine all the othcf con. paIIie- 10. h'.ylly.
y hllnF npidly, and be water Ia iacedns from H.
city lie nre oupsUI0r at pullsin. Nat,E into lie
rurervof, which hfH leon smI NJ since the stCpJ1o
oi the euSines at the SGier "orks
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Monday, March 40.
Army Of the Potomac.
EnploaIeu OF a Rebel Nine Under Feri
Hell. Etc

Hsshtrgton. kdveh Is - inforn,ron from th.
Army Of the Potomac shows that tfoov. a-o In the
tc.t po.sible condition. and re,iy 10 move a an
time uCctdon my require Rumors coatinuc ~ ~.
vail IN e.rnp thst the tcbcs oon template iha evac,
ton of Petc.s.urs. On Thursday and tfids,, q e
enemy hoae tho centre Of the line were sory bu.t
throwing uoVIs from point W point at one tu Ia4as
ing a. one plsce aud In short time thofeai,4f a. Al
otheT, thus is,,sltDtng he utmost Saich flnc,s
otu entire line. They kept W unusuAly hold
font, al time, completely .sarmins Cemetery iill
With men. and frequently opening upon oar 'rcc,~
With cannon, which was promptly replied TO- 7, was
believed that they were on6eavcrins to hide tho
evacuation OF reterture, iron which all the .GrN
have lNob ordered away. Tor the purp),e OF iau,ns
back TO their line Of sorks tho III side Of
the Appomattox river with their wing testng Oh lhc
L.ynchburg Railroad. On THURSDAY night - storm Of
wind and snow prevailed At the Gont tanif
blor down and trees wore uprootei snuiu'c o'
men OF the STlh wisconsin we've crushed and kiiled
by the falling trees.
A heuvy explosion took place on Thurday. Wh,ch
shook the boats on ,he James and ArromattoK nvsr-
IL appeared " be In the direction OF PcteisbuTs. 81
It was reported at City Poiut that 1t ocoNs,olel
By an A.tcmpt vi the rebels to blow up For. Hell,
which had boon pfeyiouf.y evacuated b. our troop
knowing shat tie rebels had previously underlined
Il.
Eccrctary stanton. accompanied nv his wife and
verL other ladies' srrved at headquarters or Thus
dsy afternoon and soon ator proccoded to the en OF
the line where the finh oorps reviewed by him
aud General Meade. The party rotursd 10 Cin FONT
q special tllu, whence they would soon start Tor
Washington.
Washington, Harch lo.-InIormaton fiom Ito
Army OF tho Potomac, says ". ra,i'ck's Day Nis
gall, celebrated h, the Irish Brigade, the principal
entertainments consisting Of both horrc rud fcc, rac
Ing. Generals Humphreys, Mott and Milee acted ~
iudre.. Col Nueent having charge Of the courie.
General Meade prsrn, most q the time, with
nesry all tie general oeers of .he army, Together
with Thousands Of ofc"ts and men, Duiing u'e 80
cond hurdle Col. Won setback, Of tho Ith Now
YorA Volunteers, thrown from his hone aud thra
severely injured The eIecuton q several dcsos '-'
Pee, iuusy fixed for Friday postponed tiil the ol
loving dav
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heus Items
tE, 1...srapA to As Ne. Ysri Sv~.i

IuG rebel pirate Tallahassee Was al B,r.auds,
March iith, undor Anothsr nsno.
IL 10 reported from New Orleans Il Tt the rstol
General uludraAu, while - route 10 MoN,co, wAs
sho; hy persJns unknown.
Tux Court reSGiued ls sitting yesterday staon.
trosl, in tho OF the -. Albsns raiders. Tie
oodnsr ior the dofcnce made long srcunent
RioaaosD papors u sHturusy have been recv yed.
The tno@i i'm por.nnt fact is thai the Uouisdcrate
Con sreSs adjourned Al noon Of Saturday wi,tou.
hsviug passed any of the measures Of relief, asked
for by Joe. Davis.
rnB proceedings Ia ihe case of Frsnkhn W.
Smith and X. j. smith, Of BoStou, whV we're IIied
BY court martial for frauds upon the Government,
aud found guilty. anu zach Sentenced TO two years
imprisonment, and 4O,ooO hue, have DseL &c. aside
by the President
rus col,re1 citlleni of Nashville had grand
procession yesterday N celebration Of she rstihcs-
lion, by the Pc pie, Of tho revise Constitution Of
Tennessee, which declares all slaves forever free.
Upwards Of fve u ousund Joined In tue process ON.
Tho ceremonies wound W by speeches by colorei
orstors.
lssI>uArfoSs made Ia tue R.ehmond papers
that Vice President Stevens has neither stool by
JET, Davis raised his voice in Georgia 10 "frs
the southern heart" a. was expected after the
faurs of the peace mission. 20 Jet. Dsvis Is left
4lone ia his glory W deal a. hs best with thu
difficulties thctening around him.
ruH Vickshurg HmALD has information de-
rived from persons lately arrived In that city, ~
49, .T.. Al. =. . e., A.. 40 . -o,,. . - r..,.
''o WV "' ~" uA'' -F' '"S''"'"'N' - 1855
moved ou prison pen at Jaekson, hs'., and lit
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From North Carolina.

A war bulletin, Issued from the o0ie' ot tho New.
nern Tmn, contains the folio 7ng, from ts corIts-
,nIent at the front
Opposfs KitstoH, II A. M, hJrch II - A d,pItn-
tion q citizens bs ade By the AgFO! are On the ~
posite aide wish nag Of truce klyins cot-e dos
suIIeudor The town, | NTiIe ilom lie Old kn-ton
hatuf ground. There are strong earthWorks o. 10th
r1des Of stream, but no ssiItAnco mode.
m ele are no siPnr oi enemy IA I.e yC'nity. NLe
rarr, .as burned this morning ana 10 stl fLoS ing.
Prepar ations to crossins non going he 'cw
OF General Burnsi1e's old uos9s nov Temainin. Il
s,,r.. look upon this very httns celebration of
,he cap,ure of NewbeTn Il Is DIN ut TO scccuu foe
the evucu alton Of works such awe now cccupy
- tho yruund that the enemy ore completely panic
trt.i bv tloir deisat on F-idAy, snd b. M gapid
..acsnusL.sG VI I0oPs subsequently,,
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Washington Harct 81 Ipio,na'ion Gom the
Arm, Of the roofnsc SAYS. uai csnlonadinr va,
heard al day Saturday in frpni OF tue Ninth Corn
without suy 9TH object, ar2auntI, tAsu to adv.sr
car ;'aOp3 ia.t lcy s,iA have enemy ogpoa,ge b
theD.
Thee dossr.or. setc ,,,cu'cd 90 saturday. ncl-
loan Deyce, Of the ls.h New Yort, sO to have hcen
thot,hut h's,ontcrc, Wa -lrutel 70 irnis men:
aarin the war orne 70 NIT t,tinr eirclmsIanto..
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Attack on Mobile.


Arr OrkiHs, March lat., r,J C,..ro, 9O'A.-Tho
fiukAYuSx extra la~s' "Un saturday last all att ok
made on two hattere, defending Mobile B-v. b"
the monitors Two Of thtm sil'ncej the bs,e-.,s
diving the men from their suGs. rhis We Obtain
from "a eyes, itnoss of the cpgAsen.eut"
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
SHERIDAN ALL RIGHT |!
Ills Cavalry a! White Ecuse.
Probable Junction With Grant.

DETAILS OF THE GRAND RAID.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
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A Severe Blow TO the Rebels.
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From North Car olina.
Dispatch IRON ecu Howard.

FsVe,erdL, " C., nssch l'--i.3o J.. a.-To-iy
have added fsyette,iih to the list Of Ihe eities
tha. nave d. en- into our nands. hardee Ia said to
havS tweat thousand IIen. but .lht4o" actoss the
RIVER ostorduy and last nish- lie Ia rvported ~
route ior Raleigh. The rebch skiririhed In tie town
md fired artillery upon tn houses ocrupci by wo-
men snd children. They burned . bridge N this
place AID removed all the public stores by railroad
they could. Gener.l shermsn Ia hero and we'll
Many men arc wanting shoes aud clothiuS; 10, H.,
Army never Was IN better condition.
U. q. How. ~, Major General
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Federal Occupation ef kinStOz.
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IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF SUPPLIES.
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TIE REBELS PANIC STRICKEN
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Sherman Marching on Goldsboro'
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The Prcshets Elsewhere.

GBy 7~LsraphI
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LEE IN COMMAND THERE.

Firing Heard in That Direction,
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..rT0RNEYs an LAW.

CAMPBELL. MoEWEN & GROEsBECk, Attor-
I neys al Law and Claim Agents PRACTISE m all
lie C.urts. Collections promptly a'tendeJ To-
40 claims against the United states and vouchers
collected Uffce - North Cherry street, % stsiTs
OTlS. (. A.-Attorney end Coun ellor al Law,
" Office 49, Cherry >: p O. Box 4is.
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ITO be disposed Of o. ONE DOLLAR each
\ wIth5ui regard % vains. aad uoi 90 b. paid for
mt yo1 know Enst you srs % receive.
Cur iuducsmenf7 are me gTeais % ever o1ersd ior
cbtunlng good JewFIry at l0W proes-
Carthenles Of 81 the zstclsz named In our crsu-
lar are put into envelopes sealed up ana mixed.
and WHEN ordered, are d-ssu, WitnCaf regard 10
ciOce, and sent hY NAL. free - expense, Efng 81
a far cfahcs d VII theu BE- II your gTttfn %
ssud Ona Dollar ior the srtice - nos SAL ~ Ace
TON f-6UA RAAIHfD iu an cases and here
are NO BLANKS, il u impossible Tor a1y one D. 70
celVe Iess taan &c Eslue a their muueF.
Cur l.st cornpnsas i5udu a-rcfes valued e.
from g 20 Sizj sash, csnzistng o. Geutz' and L.
,.ies' Goll ald -lFer HuninE Cssed Wairhas, d.
mature nag'c ssnnE snd zuap 10 kes. OFr a1d
fnoun.e5 Elouy holders Gold Pen- win silver cH-
tsn-.ou cases and renclla. Goid Tsofh and Ear
Pcks, Chased End stone 80 knEs, bozom STUDS,
sieaFs BuItons lFarety 81 styIasl Calilgrtia la
rnond soIitafe End Clustsr Plns, Cent? Masonlc
Pms ald Eirgs. lad ss' Belt EHcEies, Sod IhIu-
f8ez Coral, Opal. 9et asd FeuTl a-ts sf iali.es'
IoueIry variety q styles Of EsT Drops and Hroocl
g. Chlia eiue and Long Guard ChaIns. Gents Yes
and Nesz ohdns, Gt.d ag-i JET Revolving bf5oct-
e.. &c, eie
IrrEnAL lsDu.-Es KITS AED PFrEfras re ufar ru
fsrusinE Ciuts sif b. seat free eln1leoertl lssf..
IS csuz hFe f7T g. ttirtsen iaT q thirty three o.
s. one hundred f1r So Our ceufrsi Ioaaffa
irirrs us usar So uoat rsu1o-e poIuts End al az
der- promptly Giled All i0rsaTded hy rsturn rn-fl
Arsuts aas.od 10 every t0vn sad oouniy.
Addfcss R4CKAED 4 %.
- west rlrih -, C-lciEnaIi, Ono.
sepl I'm
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NOTICES
MUNICIPAL ELErTIOt.



We are auih0rEed 90 sn1ounce John Erqsu
sh n "a a. candsists tlr The etit-e oI NsVor ~
NsuuHiie, AZ the com.ng eler erula-laa ssfuris, \.
" are au.horaed 10 annouues Cant. WILLIAM
- hh A. candidate for The otice Of Ma,oT sf
Sasntile, a. the coming election last Saturday M
HeA- laiI lyS heo
he are sntbou1sd % aunouaoe kBRAAI an gRs
s. . eAa4i'1iaie ioT Msyor Al he ensuing slvotoa.
Iys0-ide
lne inends of d. d. DICKEF. reauest us %
al..l,.l'e n in ~ = ctndusie ior Msyor. AZ The
eie,,. leu en- tac last sarugiaYiu sepleusbsr
ll-s -g.I
We are auihosiasd 10 annoupcs W wa7-r
i. hsv w As = easaie ios Mayor, si tie ens6,a.
Mun cipal kocuon. ~
We a7e au ho Il 4 % announce vls s CHrtT.
hAA ~ a sand date iOr Msser at iEe spprosrAl Alng
sugl-tda
We are authorised % oannounce Dr. 9. s. WOOD.
WAhp A. antdate o. MsyCF, his aocrptsoce
TO q cait ihaying been pub she'd auri-tds
We ale authorized % announce Cspt. JOHN q
lA-hlELL ss candijaie ior Mayor at ~ ensa-
INK Muuielpsi eiecuo1. en~a-,l.
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Gy EwErL-A dispatch from Wash
ington, Of the 4th inst, says:
The rebel General Esell, ia living
quite secluded at a second class hotel
here patiently awaiting pardon On
Fridav be declined an Invitation 10 q
dinner marty given in his honor, by
some Of the resident rebels Upon be-
ing asked next day why he was not
present, he msde the curt reply, @Well,
1 get enough 70 eat at my hotel and
tben Il don't care 20 feast with those
who were too coWardly 70 fight with
me"
Good for the General; he has 3
proper appreeiation Of The stay-sthOms
patriots, vho are now the authors Of
the greater part Of tie troubles ihe
Southern people are experiencing
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meath Of Commodore Long.

By the death of Commodore John
Collins Long, which occurred at North
Conway, n. H., the navy has lost one of
its oldest, most faithful and best trust
ed officials. Commodore Long was q
native of Portsmouth, N. H., where he
was born in l79j. He entered the navy
in 1872, on the outbreak of hostilities
with England, and as a midshipman
participated in the famous capture Of
the Macedonian by the United States.
He was gradually promoted, and after
service in the East India, Pacific and
other squadrons, attained the rank of
Post Captain In lS49 he was placed in
command of the steamer Mississippi
and sent out to the Mediterranean.
After cruising in that sea for about two
wears, he was ordered TO take on board
Kossuth and the other hungarian ex-
lies, who were then refugees in Turkey,
and bring them to this country. He
performed this task so much to the
satisfaction of the Government, though
the eloquent and irritable Magyar lead
er. on some fsncied atfront, left the yes
sci at Gibraltar, that he was second
time sent to the Mediterranean. This
mark Of confidence on the part of the
Government was especially fattering,
as the Mediterranean is the most agree
able of cruising grounds, and some
overzealous admirers of Kossuth had
accused the Captain of not treating his
guest with sufficient consideration.
We should not have alluded to this
subject, had it not been matter of mis-
representation in some prominent
journals.
During his second Mediterranean
cruise Captain Long commanded the fine
steamer Saranac. His next commission
was to the Pacific lie was now made
Commodore and put in command Of
the squadron cruising On the west
coast Of South America. This was his
last voyage An injury from a fall on
shipboard, and the infrmities of ad-
yaneing years heneeiorth kept him on
land. lie was compelled to ask to be
excused from taking the command of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, most re-
sponsible position, assigned him by the
Government In 1851 he was placed
upon the IcbiEeu list out MS heart
knew no abatement in It's zeal for
his country, though his hand
could no longer strike blow In It's de
fense His remaining days were spent
in the pleasant retirement Of his home
st Exeter, n Il, and in occasional
lourneyings to the places of summer
resort, during one of which his decesse
occurred. II. l.
In all his social as well as official re-
lations, Commodore Long was a more
than ordinary man. His simple and
genial manners, sound common sense
and genuine beneyolence. won him
friends and admirers among all classes
The veterans OF the Revolution are
now sll or nearly all, gone. Death Is
fast thinning the ranks of those who
sustained the honor Of our flag in the
second war with Great Britain. and the
few venerable survivors Of the marine
triumps Of that contest will let fall a
tear at the departure Of their gallant
o0mpeeT.
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