The Earl's Heirs At Lorine's Up-Town Bookstore
Lorine, at his up-town bookstore, has for sale or to let the new work The Earl's Heirs a novel of domestic life. It is by the author of East Lynne and described as intensely interesting and emotionally thrilling.
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Manassas Raid Yields Little for Union Troops
Reports from Manassas describe worn wagons impressed for service and contrabands taking fuel and supplies from abandoned enemy stores. Prisoners from the Louisiana Tigers indicate a retreating rebel company, while Bull Run's vicinity sees destroyed mills, rail facilities, and a rebel rear guard. Winchester is reported in Union hands with Gen McClellan on the Virginia side and no immediate return.
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Kentucky Legislature Adjourns to November 24
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned on Monday to November 24. Governor Johnson and Etheridge and Maynard left for Nashville. The Nashville Patriot reports Parson Brownlow is traveling to Nashville with a pass from Jeff Davis and is ill with consumption.
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