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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
IRON GEN. BANKSs DIVISION.
THE RBEL ATTACK on TlIE UNION CAMP AT
GREAT FALLs--A POWERFUL DLMoNsllA-
NOV UIuY M DAMAGE.

TIE nBgL ATTACK on TITE UNION CAMP AT
GREAT rAIIs--l POWERFUL DEll0NsTEA-
TON, But 40 DAMAGE.
DAESE'roWE, ND, Tre'day, Oct ], 1851.
The attack upon our encampment At the Great
Falls on Monday morning was by SIX regiments oil
Rebel infantry, body Of cavalry, aud battalion o.
artillery, all in uansitu FOR the Upper Potomac.
They 6rad about forty rounds OF shot aud shell dong
considerable damage 20 the house, hurting slightly
hut one person exclusive Of snoiher who was biz IN
the shoulder BY Rebel picket at an eadiu bour.
The guns used by the Rebels were seven in Member,
and I2-pounders, the latter being riod ana throw
ing projcctilos Of the Sawyer pattern.
Al the commencement Of the cannCuadinQ, Lieut.
Col. Suffer and the Adiutlut Of tie 3ith New-for'
rode up b the Fus 10 miles Distant, and found the
regiment on guard there widely scattered, they
having no artillery to rcsToud WIKI. While Col
Suiter WIS ccnyelsiDg with the Adiutaut, 6-pcund
ball from tie eremy's battery passed between iuen
into ssnd bank from whence it was taken The
bail was Of line fnish, showing that the Rebel
are not deficient ia tie manufacture Of theE pro
jec'ics.
A Union battery subsequently arrived 81 the Falls
snd threw seyeEl shells into the supPosed position
OF tho enemy, but obtained no response. 1hoRebcii
exposed seven guns in their attack
About O'Clock, tie same force encauPed about
two miles from the river, opposite the mol'h o.
Muddy Branch, where a hassasdusotis regiment !.
stationed. Here they remained all night, br' d''
not compliment lie by any demonstration. LAZY
this morning. tLey again moved forward. They wu'
probpbly desired to Loc.bur8 or lie Pointoi Rocks
The river is too high at Ppscr to adui, Of cro'sin,
AZ any 81 tie foTds.
Tho Ncw-York 3ith eth continues 70 guard nin'
niles Of the river line, which arduous duty tbey
have been performing for nearly tlree months.
To-day Gen. Banks reviewed and inspected Tires
bripades Of bis division near THE place. Tbs ID sup
posed b. some to be indicative OF the commencement
/ ola Fall campaign. The uo5PE were TO DO well diE
eiplinod, well olo.Lcd and wei equipped. Some o
tire regiments have not yet lecn paid, Which is at
triJutble 70 the necessary presence Of The PeymSs
Ter IN Other diyi5ons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
GEN. WOODS ADDRESS TO THE MUTT
NEERS IN ROUTE TO TORTuGAS.

BALTiyoHTi Thursday Oct 3 1861.
Passengers by the boat which arrived this NOM
ing from Old Point report that Gen. Wool addressed
the prisoners al The Rip Raps who had been sent
there by Gen. Mcclellan en- route TO Torugas BE
told thom that bad Gen. Mcclellan shot them on The
spot for tie rebellion in the face Of the enemy he
would have been perfectly justified. lie bad how
ever, proposition 10 make 10 them.
All who were willing to place themselves in bic
hands should step forward three PAGES. Those who
refused would proceed to Tortugas. The entire lSO
stepped forward with cheers, and many were 20
affected that they shed tears Of joy, and expressed
the desire to be placed where thOy could but retrieve
the stigma that their acts had brought upon them.
The whole number wero Immediately taken to New.
port News and mustered into New-York regiment
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REPORTED ATTACK on NEW ORLEANS.
SEVENTY VESSELS COMING UP-BEN M'CUL-
LOCI ALARMED.
LOCH ALARMED.

So LOUIS. Thursday, ocf. 2. 1851.
Tie Republican, learns that a letter has been re-
coyed from New-O Orleans the date OF the letter not
gyenl, stating that fleet Of seventy vessels, large
and small, was then coming up the Bslizo to attack
that city.
The Republican also loans from citizen OF this
State, who LEFT Richmond week ago last Monday,
that he saw in the papers on tho route pro'lama-
lou from Ben sIcCulloch calling on the eitizous OF
Misssslpp Tennessee and Arkansas for fifteen togi'
ments the men for service in Missouri.
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LETTER FROM EDWARD EvERE

The following letter from Mr.. Everett appears IN
the Boston papers: ~ ,o,,
"MY DEAR SIN: received your favor OF tho
2sth on Saturday evening. / am much obliged 70 my
neighbors of Ward No for the confidence manifest
ed in me choosing me delegate to the convention 70
be held at Worcester
at would not DO in my power, under any elrcum-
stances, 10 leave Boston tomorrow, but having id
vised my political friends of the Union party 10 ao'
stain from all action ~ such at the ensuing election
conceive that / could pot With Consistency appear
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mnrprorT. SEM. Z. 1861.

"Hoy Sin AsD DEAN FRIryD: have tie honor
70 acknowledge the receipt Of your esteemed iayo:
Of the 10Th inst, and agree with yon in saying la'
the cause Of the Union Is the cause Of law, OF order
and OF Justice. You are aware that ever avoid ali
matters Of political nature az foreign to my sacred
dpties; We, IN this present hour Of tral when the
honor and the happiness Of our nation are ct stakei
wien some preiudced MUD may eonstrue my silence
into diresyeet for you, whose friendship highly
plile, or into criminal opposition 70 our national
Goyernment--the Government Of the United STATES,
Tie only ono to which owe fealty-it may not DC
departing too far from my usual comfc 70 say that
mn feeIinge and sentiments are for The Union, and
though peace is now The darling object Of my anl-
H,ion, vet wouYf not consent " purchafe peace al
The sacrifice Of principle.
With Iegp resner1, VOWS most sincerely,
"GLEAiENf SMITH, Bishop Of Dubuque.
"To N E. BLKEE, ESQ., AditGsaetrli etc., Linton LOWE
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EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO.

CH.CiGo, THURSDAY Oc, Z, lvii
The Journals Cairo special saysthat large num-
Der OF troops are now being embarked for an impor'
tant expedition. No one knows their destination.
CAlEo H., Thursday, Oct. . iCsi.
Tie expedition sent yesterday to Charleston re-
turned this morning with a large amount OF corn,
several horses, and nine prisOnerr. Tlsy are being
tried to-day before military commisfon appointed
by ten. McClernaud.
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VICTORY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
A FIGHT AT COMMUNICATIONS BEATEN
AND RouTED--GFN. cox ATTACKS FLOYD
AND wlSE-THg TRAITORS GET THE WORST
III

AND wIsR-THR TRAITORS GET THE WORST
or IT.
CINoISSATi. Thursday Oct g. l6Gi.
The Kanawba correspondent Of TIE Coumcrcioi
Of this city says that five companies of the lst Ken
lucky regiment, four companies of the 3ith Ohio
regiment, and one company of the 9Th Virginia reg-
uent, under Licut.-Col. Enyart, surrounded and at
tackled the Rebels at Chapmansvile, and after short
engagement completely routed them killing CO., and
taking ~ prisoners The Rebels in escaping were
intercepted by Col. HINT, who killed 10, and took
large number ofprisoucrs.
The country between Charleston ard Wyando"o
River is now freed from Secession power. THIS is
the most Elective blow given the Rebels 10 this part
of the valley.
When the Kanawha left Charleston there was a
report Of battle going on between Generals Cox
and Floyd and Wise, at SowallS Mountain, and that
the Rebels were getting the worst Of it, and falling
back upon their intrenchmen.sat Lewisburg
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To the As,osiated Press.

~ nv WuuyGToy, Tturd.y o.. :. 1851.
TIE REPORTED REMOVAL or GIN. FREMONT.
Rumors being prevalent involving important mill
tsry changes It Is asccrsined inquiry At the War
Deparnon. that no order has been issUed 10 Major
Gen Fremont TO report for trial by court-msrtial.
THE COMMAND or FORTRESS MONROE.
Jis true that Gen. Mansfield hae been appointed
10 the command Of Forigofs Monroe, bat Gen. Wool,
whom be superseGos has been assigned TO no other
duty.
THE NAVIGATION or TIE POTOMAC.
Tire schooner Commerce has arrived here from
Philadelphia with COAL She reports all quiet on the
River and not a man visible at Freestone Poiu: or
its vicinity.
There il a larger number Of vessels IN the Poio-
mac than was ever before known at this sesson Of
the year.
A. Potomac Greek eleven merchant yesscls were
fred upon by the rebel battery in that vicinity, but
All the shot fell short The firing WAS apparently
merely intended by tie rebels 10 Try the range Of
their gum.
PETURN or NiR. RUSSELL.
Mr.. Rursell Of Tie london Tines returned 20
Washington last night.
REBEL CAyAIRY RrCONNOTERING.
party OF rebel cavalry made heir appearance
over Barretts Hill, one mile up the LeesJuIg tuEn
pike, beyond Falls Church yesterday, but lied on
tho approach Of our troops.
POSTAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The excess Of expenditures over the Post-Oihce
Department receipts for the fourth quarter Of the
year 1860, was nearly 10000 while the eXcesa
for the irs. quarer Of the present year was SsO3,
60, tho receip.s being nearly $2,l9TCo5. Tie re-
ee,pts in the latter quarter exceeded thoEs Of The
former BY over $50 GOO.
TIN; CLAWS AGAINST SEw.GEENADA.
The United States and tho Now-Granadsn Joint
Convention for the settlement Of claims against the
latter, growing out Of tho Panama riots, have appoint
edthe Hon. Nathan 6. Uphan. Of New Hampshire, ne
umpire The gentlemen acted in similar capacity
in 1859, for the Uniled States and Great Britain
Claim Convention. James Carlisle esq, for New
Gernada, will forthwith proceed to take testimony
on behalf Of that Republic and present il on the Ts,
Monday in November 70 which time the Convention
to-day adjourned.
NEW WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
II II probable that new military department will
be made in tie West and lie command devolyed on
Gen. sherman, in order to relieve Gen. Anderson Of
par. Of the physical labor Of bis present position.
GEN. HUTLER's COMMAND.
Gen. Butler let here this morning 10 assume com
mand Of new Department in New-England.
SENATOR JOHNSON GOING TO ONO TO STEAK.
Letters from Senator Andrew johnson of Ten
nesyee cay that he is about 10 make brief campaign
in Ohio, to urge the enlistment Of volunteers for
Kentucky.
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90 delegate Of Convention called BY another or
gantation
The 'oner old party organizationsere abandoned
aud good cti2ets upite an qua oottR III support
Of the Government and defense OF the Union, The
sooner VI may hope for a triumphant Ose 10 the
pre- .ent unLa'J rai war
LEONARD EVERETT
"TH.~l' B. GAEDYEl, e,q."
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MASSACHUSETTS LIGHT BATTERY EN-
ROUTE.
BosToS, Thursdav, c

BosToS, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1851.
Tie lie, Massachusetts Light Battery, recognized
since ts return from the three months service, left
this afternoon for the war, under the command Of
Capt. Josiah Potter. The battery is newly and
splendidy equipped. 1t left at o'clock by the Fall
River route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

PEoprE's UNoS CoyESrloy.--Tle Peoples
Union Convention convened lss, eysEi5 pusu-a to
msn ct Room No. 20 Cooper Institute Il 8 O'Clock officer
Tucker Of tho Eighth Ward in the chair ". C. Corner ofte
Snese,h and Robert Beatty the Tenth Ward, Secrets
res Ugoa calling the roll nearly fun delegation
found 20 Be present. Upon notion Il uus.uiousIy
pied and tie SeGeantat Arms was Noticed t. 2du tos
IRE r.isrs;i5n Ok Mr. uasto-s VAS Of, red .op the Fss
Wald accepted and NJ Jsnos Lee sub diluted The
q taS p5ss!9f. EssnS No. go, 80 ga re-
~ Hewitt D. II. Hss'.s ttlassrth Wsil TeAisnstia
!. g. Wckron wa r1bg,ita,sd 'toa he Ft Ward &c ,hc
placoo Ny FEa't " e. 4s.aay thiE~an o. ihe t9ue,-
obey had nc, t.nes and ster sycenge q s-nsns it We
Usldt9 az l1rn urtl Mcdss l1y Iex NJ Ia ,Ss oren N
De C5nMHiae W.! received sad se COMMITTEES coau.ed
Alr A. W CnGid s,' s9bsstlei ir Anf,, tta2lt noe.
Fll ward cnpowe"d T. OIL Two Nf9irci.~ A'Eos J.
ton .5r Sheriff J.. J. uATss oaered an snenda a. t.it
Committee i've be spp}!ncdto deie oT re coridl'es
Ion, Z, ghoo subio laid on the table.
Inc CoEvenLon '1on PeSeecsa 20 an Internal ballot fss
o. aoioe ofA J. willimso1 t.e Gbiilnsa appointed
Sfi ~ rairts,,L wsr bo rsS o. me b5: s.
Vote cast. Of v rc.,sbW rrovr reosi~cs -; p =
yu,s A. N. BainFsr L. Thomas Little, James Lynel
On laofSs Of T. IN Dsyrne, Jori,h w Brown was
Mr. w A. Bdaercf. "a lie lowia{ Recitation:
lowing carI aie for tie Ju1li4y: slPreTe CO.. 4 1h9rss
w Grrk; Surci.or CJur'. Murray Hoffman 5td lcwif ,.
WoOdr oounso iieas, John H. B.asyi shSh wss unia-
MoUsly sdoItet
Judge o, Maine Court, The members q ,lr COR ios
placed Ia roliGgol Judge Ma Had, =. 81. irssey, d. Is
shaalou . Il Livnsston, .; ?. Ccwle' wm Boies. W
n. AHlon. H. w. Ag3reWs, HrSa belGhEl John Andttsor-
W.. NJ. Alien, : BosgdaaH, hicls.J Winnie and ~ A.
Adams -.
OE the L.l trl9t 80 were cast cl which Lcrluef
Bsrssrscfi,ed y. J. =. Merrhcr ~ j9s Hoxs J. j. T.
klisg. , blink Tao polaiasl.oao Of M Bangs was ss-
Clsd u.au' auus. Iar Conversion if-u vent mo % ~
fornilb lot supsni.E with the f'o@if' result Vets,
49,. 50; y. J. Hro@a2i, r. T. Pmdy T. ltts'nl, w
% Guutf s. D. - ii1sEbn OVID thar VI. D. J. kroVn
be car,l 30 naliIco TINS Convention by exclamation,
llch ws5 clrTsd u1aninouey
A D. Wlll-aus0n offered tAa fuDor irg resolutions;
'r,9 That the Dslsgl,cs tc'is iUnVeuron rom TIE
several " Tds and tcy lo hereby. rclested 70 take tho
rfsrv ssens 20 asptf toe Preference OF the peep as 70
n, sasdda.s .oT t~ 3erae AID Assembly II tLe icr
ert D Eta IN ho clsy nd county q New oIk a-a tnst
bsv be edusstod lrep3rtu. 20 next meeting Ia order
enable ,he Convsfiio a. iutc pny IN Vie mater
uomins.ns indcras a-opes ir these Important oS
- Al. Conv.r-
Pending the dselss.on II See ehQys resolution the SoDsS
ton adjourned 70 Monday evening" E1'ti 81 30 e'eS~'
T1IE TAx-pAYrRs' UNIoN COAFfNinS.--ii ' -
fouv.pon TO Ollie O.. AiS ih.-sstob
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ARnrsr ron ARsoy.-0n Monday night . Ire I,,. o.
curea IN tyc.s.ery sne bgndas In So ssg WAC or,
neaY Lexington avenue oylcd by 90. M ne uncer story
70 Nh Chsles r. Messs. The hs@ss va has the dTs
sS bess ir.rstiobsiy fndled. NJ Neetst i,'i ~ a.
posed .s! Mr. ALEU- had bses eT nS, liz ny the Fl
ssbaI bosecu,d en- iaveaisation and -. oa ns ho
having alien a,Festeo % committed by lad u ysaIs
lag ' .s ~ Nee Tie boy arrested AID sS 81 70
rsde l cons.ion lie t.assd %1f ne OF , nS HI. 5ots
- ~ 10 ,oSo a, die neg lbe sio0e LES ''-s
ss, ~ NH b, Sfef bc!cs n':' '.r;.s &c as!
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oNs ~ PREPARING CLAIMS
SOLDIERS PAY.
The following circular Of worry general inter
est has Just been issued from the Ireasur!

est has just been issued IRON 'he iie"S"'!
Department: r.,.,
70 enable c WIG y haze Glais' qFop the a . S%sG
read, rcd whether 10 tie rsg3ler o, voar
Ter rys, to o5ap the lHo vita tue least delay the i''
loving ilfolms.,n is ir.ashed;
y rja,-If Che deceased was ncyrird layrsH, Wy be
rsde-i.' TO ll- widow; d. !! no widow TO h' emu u
'a ,,,r = to dSi The father; 3D.
90 "a - i,e u.s,he,; 3D. n both parents a.e
dsal 70 the brothers end sisters coecvcyi h''y " Tue
N''i' 4s8iar,.ga P. 5of end 41tlsnsoatioa.
f..7 fi liz 6. 4 liau. or claimants must uske writ
e., i--.sr u-i.r o.ih and his her, or rhoif own
tiSp 10 M 5c.t t,sd With the letter Of The
r,rlg OF carHssy sud regiment 10 which ne htl9hgea
ae 81 .~ s. ,e "Cas fanicd d5llas bounty"
w ,r-t OF July ~ icli or three mouths extra pay IN
tac accounting oGeers ths, e person Or
ilus .'nirT caiileC 10 q money r ne
Il ,-c,. ire ,te or they clm, the Js7,sitiors Of tUo
arc ac4lsutcd With toe claimant or c''1t4it We coz
nee ions g 50 10 jr,c-.rJ sla that they t.he deponen-l
sr'e,ria,to application and dorosito1s, above
re ,rcd 70 DE frbsih,3 AID 70 before uase. CON
sl1rer notsy plaDc ~ justice OF he prace doy nnt-or
irsd 20 az ias er l1thf accom- alod by the ,yiae ana
M Of ,ou If record, to the Test q the sad ldife
ry dpv cUu I'D aetiug To- bis Official nPaciy a.
teo'ir1e N the execution 81 the Foregoing paprrs'
ttho solder Gle 81,g(i % us he stated IN TIE %.
q iiols o. those Lns 90 ae TIE is'@c n0'Ae'' O!"'He'
rroof og mania, ,.ec0rd evidence Il possible, uus'
Of ysys accompany tae applications OF those claiming 10 DC
TSs,tots-As he tallur out Of "'e,ter. Of admuis'
irr.or T. attended With c01si'ersAle ep loren uu,
nee saw 'I1gsescd t it be done oay whom required
/ BY the Auditor. a.
D-R1rscl SocTrlg 40 cases wls.e The soldier hst beou
Declared the cspsiGs dec pirc certificate mu't hs 10
rdcd 20 this cfso, or Sc sbisrce ii'sat5y accounted
Tor TIE ertiicaf, OF a. officer Of tuo To tue 81 ef'
Identify IN add. to ls own stds7 viii be deemed SUI
fjt Nerc tee te1Hacsto Of such officer OF ba pro
cured lie teso0y of $50 CT dbc ltcetisl Siiles.
,es uit be ada lca IN Tho case Of Deceased 'ollr
Mode OF Pa! ssIfayi1ens Uii re nae, ~ ~ o,eei 70
thg accom- Ting oIhcTs any fsyuasicr o! tlS army; spi
on viii -cguio le tGIc 81 tie claimant o. 80 hce Dc
/ fore e win Re paid - 90, 81, 4,
Md Of Pr,t,g'iEg CriuEill claimants wishing % o.
% iulorrstoa. 30 Tlcent claim, can VIZ
b. siRSSg u me DC, rU caCr.
Portage -Ihe Government utyral postage or tn,. &c
whether reccg ed or trgnsred by this once
compliance with The above rues win alrs Irorp 'et
tlemenl % ell claims. without guneee'.sy tfby -,
Address g. ErESgu, Second Auditor 81 .tBtTy bt
pSrtrnent, WasEiu,tYn City, d. G.
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az Ear T. II Moriarty received ~ otwieh Gee
Clearly indicating who was the choice OF
" az nsiou, e. choice, GUd fear thst The deei ioT,
iri 80 IN Is8ss au for Colonel, will tend to entirely
49,, tti. rer,iaeut We esrncsty fruy cur teat are
10 our inramstlou. that you viii rec0nsdr your 90
a. 9t, h, urL ever pray. Nc. Michael ~ Buns Ctp.
Corlpan, ghous Smh, Cart 90. ~ nychs 80 S'C7o'
Co. j NGed Doaald Capt. Co John Fecg'y Tart
10 4, w. ,fcCarey Cart. Go. H. Charles a. Elliott.
go 70 hi Puftsn Capt. Go. X; N. J. Shaw, lSt
fjtt Co l. John Gloiuol 81 Lieut GO JoLg j. slo5,
pa, i'd JiCut 90. c VIM H. Ludlow. I'd Lieut. Go;
c; Wa. Clreso5, Ia, Lieut.. Co. D. Washington M4hi "a
Lief CO q Erg enc g. Shine lst Lieut. 20 -, ,hs =
WT Il Snisl - Li,ot Co. q siq N-w-York 9ity recruit
a., IN, re ist Iscut. Go. T. Ehsrlts y. keyn9.ds
oIei 80 - N .I5lr d. Rutk lst Licut Go l. j. d. sho
"A T5c1t CO. I -; Roberl y. I.yeus, LIT Lieut. Co. H.
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ANOTHER ROMAN CATHOLIC VOICE.

The Roman Catholic Bi-hop Of Iowa has addressed
the following patriotic letter to the Authenticated
Of that State:
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RROM MISSOURI.

GEN. PRICE WITH THE MAIN BODY or IYs ARMY
MOVING sOUTHwARD--HE is TO JOIN BEN
M'CULLOCH AND GIVE GEN FREMONT BAT
TIE--EXTENsIyE PLANS LAID OUT BY
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FROM MARYLAND.

sescssis, views or enc Oath Of Allegiance
WHY RIOS, winans was Released
How the Winsnsey stepped hh"hing
Pixes-Deaib Of Another Secession
Esedy-secession Aspersions Of the kes-
ular rtay--PrcpaFafiOns 10 EVaennte
Richmond-d;cn. TOOmbs', Threat OF
Emaucipa,iOn-A speech From cen'
Dix.
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patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

spozss to Losses, TIE PHOENIX stands pre- sagasstly
az he head Of Us profession s7hils lis extensive, proc
caI G6 rse-clG&s bsiRe ssten Of local G9eac5es Is
vet aTceld sg ag stasilar o0TR0vao~ ia TIE scorEd.
Insuranoies solicited and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
sepze No. First street, up stairs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06
20 3. RUsr0N- = 90.
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- Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fllberts, PecaIIs, Eng
lish wainuts, figs, raisins, currants, rock candy,
oysters, sArdines, alum epsom salts. roll birthstone.
sulphur, copperss madden, extract of loPWood, In.
dfgo, cream tartar, soda, bed cords of s kinds
baeeo of all kinds, blacking, batting DutDsgs Of
ars Of all kinds, ginger, race and ground, spanish
moss, glass jars, lanterns and Tasks mustard, pep
per sauce, matches pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps of all kinds, starch, teas vine
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy papsr
wrapping paper envelopes salt petre, gum drops
wooden bowIsss jutu paste, cinnamon dried beef,
british lustra, bonnet boards java coffee, ink, OIL
pain killer, hquorioe, &C., &c, dv.
supply Of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low, by S. z. G1LBERT & Co.
june5 No. 4sycamore So