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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-10-25

DUSTIN, VCt. IT.
The Bangor Times publishes an extract
from letter, dated Barbados, Sept. 9th,
stating that the privateer Sumter had been
captured by the U. S. steamer Powhattan.-
Letters front parties in Barbados, however,
of Sept. 2sth, received here, make no men
ton of this report
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-10-25

U1 hzkCUoE, 1t1o, VCt. ~.
Major Scott, of Gen. Sigers staff, from
Warsaw, yesterday, says definite and reliable
information had been received at Sgers
camp, that Price broke up his camp in Cedar
county, where he arrived last Saturday week,
and where it was said be would stand and
give battle, and continued his retreat to-
wards the Arkansas line.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-10-25

Jeff Thompson Routed with
Heavy Loss.
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Ivy ih1ofma..t stated, last night, that the
'a'eery coas .sted Of 1S guns. As soon as |
receives this information, | ordered all vessels
10 s~eurn below the Point, and all below to
remain, and believe there was but twelve
schooners at this time below that place. You
see that I am now between two fires.
Signed, A. D. HOWELL"
Especial to the Chicago Trbune.1
ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
The victory of our troops at Fredericktown
has been the theme of the city. Frederick
town is on direct route between Ironton
and Cape Girardeau, distant from the former
20 miles, and from the latter about fifty.
A flag of truce came from the enemy for
Col. loves body.
They acknowledged loss of 200 killed and
wounded, but it must have been larger. The
enemy's cannon were badly managed, their
shot having little effect
Gen. Fremont, through Capt. McKeever, the
Assistant Adjt. Gen. at St. Louis /.
It is reported tonight that they are pursu-
ing JEFF Thompson's command
The telegraph is now working to Warsaw.
and will be working to Rolla tomorrow.
An order was issued to-day forbidding
steamboats, going down the river to Cairo. for
fear the rebels along the river with secret bat
teries, might cut them off,
1t is more than certain that Fremont's re-
moval, which, it was reported. would take
place to-day, was not ordered
Missouri money is improving in value, ow-
ing to a failure by government to supply
currency of Treasury notes.
The Democrats dispatch from Pilot Knob,
tonight, says the fight at Fredericktown
lasted three hours. Our loss was six killed
and sixty wounded.
Six to eight thousand Indians are
said to be a few miles south of Springfield.
Scouts report that G, en. Sterling Price, on
Tuesday, was Is miles west of jackson, in
Cedar county, and Rains at the Same time
within 20 miles of Greenfield.
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ILoI iANOb, WI az.
The following dispatch was received here
this morning. and forwarded to head quarters
at st. Louis:
Battle Field, Fredericton, Oct. 22d-In
conjunction with plummer's command, we
have routed the rebels under Thompson and
Lowe, estimated at 5000. Thir loss was
haavy-ours small, and confined principally
to the LIST and I'd cavalry.
We captured four heavy guns
Love- the rebel leader, was killed.
Major Gavitt and Capt Hindsman, of the
Indiana cavalry, were killed in the cbarqe on
a battery
The command of COL Ph:mmer. referred to
above, was on Friday .rnorning last ordered
forward by Gen. Grant, from Cape Girardeau
WIN instructions to move towards Frederic
ton ar.iiu cut off the retreat of Thompson and
loves army. His force consisted of Marsh's
18th Illinois, section of Tylor's battery,
and Stewart and Lapham's companies of
cavalry-all from Cairo; also part of Plum
mer's 18th Mo-, a part Of Ross Dist Illinois,
and portion of Campbells battery, all from
Cape Girardeau
The force from this point was composed of
the 2Sth Illinois, Col. Carlin !; 33d Illinois,
Col. Harvey 21st Illinois, Col. Alexander
9Th Wisconsin, Col. Murphey 1st Indiana
cavalry, Col. Baker; Capt. Hawkins indie
pendent Missouri cavalry, and four 6-pound-
ers, and two 24pounders, with the command
under Major Scoield, of the LIST No. Light
Artillery.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 81.
A severe gale which has prevailed, has
somewhat retarded the preparations for the
great expedition. The gale is now moderat-
ing.
$50 men of the Massachusetts battalion,
who were sent out from Newport News this
for fuel, were attacked by the rebels,
and stood their ground. The LIST and 7th
New York regiments had been sent out to
support them when the steamer left for Old
Point.
NEW York. Oct. 81.
The Richmond Enquirer says the Nashville
IS still in Charleston Harbor, and that Mason
md Slidell did not sail in that vessel
A Pensacola dispatch, of the 18th, says al
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THE ZoUlyES-Evcrybody must remember
the French Zouaves on saturday night at the
theater. Ther agent, 1fr. Hart, has shown lis
notices Of their performance in London, Dab
lin, Edinburg, Isle Of Wight, Paris, Madrid, and
other European journals. In the languages we
know the highest encomiums werelayished onthe
petteI, favorite zou-zous. The novelty, military
effect, and uncommon 5~trangeness Of the per-
f@oruauce wins the admiration OF everybody.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-State vs.. BuTwinkle, FIVE
eases, for selling or giving liquor to slaves, were
yesterday submitted by the defendant, and The
court Regarding he submission us an expression
of regret for his violation OF the law. and Of his
purpose to respect the same in future, omitted
the Imprisonment, and fined the defendantfo for
TIE first ofense, $500; for the second, $4,000;
for the third, $500; for the fourth, $4,000, and
for the fifth. 5000. BY this. and the action of
the court generally in such cases, the court Is ne
solved. 50 far as it can, to enforce these liquor
laws strictly, and put an end 20 selling liquor
or giving it % slaves, in any quantity, whether
msasured or treated to them, az drains OF ether
wise. SO MAJ is aao7sel 70 give liquor stall TO
saOtbers slave, and is not permitted to Judge Of
the effect Of giving him even a dram. II ore
man nay give hin a dram, the mex. man may
do likewise. and SO on, til the slave Is seriously
injured. and his morals and services impaired.
The State Us. Winters was contnUed for absence
Of the States witnesses, or some of them. The
State vs.. Mccoy, for throwing a knife at and
cutting Wm Allen, was taken up, and, at the
instance Of defendant, a special pannel Of forty
six jurors, as provided BY law, was ordered,
and, besides thes, many other jurors were sum
moned, when a jury was obtained and the cause
proceeded with Eldddge, Encouragement, for
the State, and Judge King and Jno. +. Sale,
Esq, for the defendant. No malice being
proved, the jury found tie ofense an assault
and battery, and fined the deiendan, 500, and
the defendant was also imprisoned by the court
Eheen days, because Of the instrument used, a
knife. IL the case Of the State vs.. Flannery, on
tn Say tbeargament of counsel was unusually
able aud eloquent, on either side. EliridCe, a-
fom-ygensral. and Harris & Wilson, for tn
State, aad Coleman, Sale and Yerger, tor the de-
ienaaut. The jury, believing that the proof did
not show ne degree Of malice necessary to muir
der in tFe fvst degree, found hin guilty Of mur-
der m Tie second degree, as before stated. A
motion was made BIZ his counsel for a new trial,
which win be heard at a subsequent day. The
case being now baiiabls. ON motion OF defend
ants counsel, the coun fixed his bail at $1,000
Tor himself. and the same for his s~urelos, Jointly
and seveTally.
The following eases wil BE- called this day.
G9i, state rs. Webb; 697, State VS.. Mccarthy
70J. stsse IS F~artingtons 725, State vs.. Sbger.
733. State vs.. Barton; al, State vs.. Harris.
~, Stae vs.. Phelps q Rose; 752, State VS.
Key; 76I. State IS. Davis. 7G9, State vs.. GAR
bald; and also the eases passed on The INSIDE
meanor docket, excepting those set for psriicu
lar days Of the term.
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A REsURRECrIoN.-We had the sad task last
summer Of announcing that respected brother
editor. Frank N. Gailor, Esq. of the Aral0Hehs,
had met with a fall in life, and sunk into an Al
deman. We have now the pleasure Of stating
that be basrecoyersd from his fall, and has been
promoted 10 the position Of brigade quartcrnas-
ter IN Gen. CAROLS rife brigade. In bis new
position we predict for him entire success. He
has the energy and talcut that know 10 failure.
We regret O. lose him from the corps. In our
local and river wanderings he has often been our
companion, and we always found him ready
to show a kindness orto perform an act Of friend
ship; we shall often think Of pleasant hours
passed in his company. The adiutaut-geueTa
Of the brigade Is another geutleman Of many
kindly aud lofty qualities, whose friendship J.
has been our privilege to possess-U Cucey
Young, Esq. The eommissagy is also a gentle.
man Of this city, J. c.. Holland, Esq, In his
new position our friend Gailor, soon to be re
leged from lis unhappy condition az Ndermau
ranks il the service as captain.
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Tho river zen = inches during the q hours
ending Lsst evening The weather was pleasant
and sunny yesterday Business was tolerable
brisk on Sc Ianding - The Grand Duke, from
New OrleauN, was the only arrival; she hal go
barrels molasSes, 19s hogsheads sugar, S40sacks
salt, snd g ~quantty Of g%unnies, oranges, wine,
porter, Oh, ooGee. wool, glass, and onions; she
leaves for New Orleans this evening III. Gel
los. her polite clerk, viii attend courteously 70
hs p~asseuyers..- The Natohsz left last evening
With q good "Trip; tie Msars lea for Xcksburg.
The Morrison came 10 the landing yester-
day; she leaves on Saturday for New Orleahs,
as We have already stated--.-The fine boat,
Gen Quitman, that popular gentleman, Capt
Smith, II command, leaves for New Orleans To-
aGLt shs traveller win find her the night boaI
for hm---The Equality is up for White river
TIE CpL Morgan. which has been laying al
the landing some time, hes gone below to Heup
The Ehza g., bought by Captain Q~asenberry,
viii soon arrive 70 go into tae White river trade.
....The New Orleans Delta Of Tuesday SAYS
+" Three Of our finest Mississippi river steamers
VIZ bt AAd-1A1f Ia. q. Nag aHA AllNNf ~
Wales, leave for Memphis this evening. The
Louisville arrived from Memphis and will return
on Thursday The death OF s. P. IHbberd
OF the ~wel-knorR steamboat frm of Athearn &
Hibbad, of Cincinnati, is announced in the pa
pers d that city----The neat boat Key West
CsPt Fulton, as already snnounced, goes int,
The .>ykansss rver trade; Larry Harnstsd j
agent. There were Eve feet four inches wate
at Pittshu~g, and i've feet nine inches in the ca
nal At LouIs vile on Thursday last, and falling
The New Moon came in last night from Whit
rver. bringing 80 bales bay, 100 sacks corn, 3
hos. ( cattle, aud { large lot Of catfish. Tn
New Noon is 2 good svut running boat, an
Cant bearing il d sAlfG commander, and a
tends well TO his passenger Tue boat return
tomorrow evening. She reports very low war;
in Whto riYgT.
rarTzr-svTra
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NARROW ESCAPE.-Between 1 ana . o'clock
last night J. u Raglan, "A soldier, entered the
Phenix restaurant on Main street, between Union
and GayOso. he ordered a broiled steak, and
it is charged that while they weru cooking If he
stole a half dollar and a dime from the money
drawer. After eating the steak, he became
Indignant when asked to pay for it, and
threw a glass or two at the head o.
the proprietor. Police officers Dyer, Causey,
and Van Camper i~nierpossd, when the man
yelled Tor his captain. who endoavonad to rescue
him from the police. When the police refused
10 release their prisoner the captain drew a pis-
tOl and would have shot Causey. but the Officer
caught the barrel Ia his hand so that the ball
missed him. bat The powder set fire 70 the shirt
bosom and coat sleeves Of the captain. Boil
men were arrested.
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Acting Assistant Adiutant General.
.V'eE Good, .v'ete Go0ds-PHrcbasc .3ecesrG-
rfes TF.k5Ee E-0u CAM

Sdlman & Co, FL Main street, are daily re-
ceiving additions to their former extensive and
elegant STOCK OF millinery and fancy goods OuI
stock is epltte with all the novelties Of the SEA
sou, having Just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses
bridal outfits, ornaments, laees. lace goods, etc.
etc. Having selected M stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage o.
purchasing exclusively for cash, we can snj
VIII sell at old time prices. To country dealer.
and customers we offer unusual Inducements fol
cash Our long experience in the business en-
ables US to FL all orders with PrOmptness auC
dispatch Ever grateful for past patronage, VT
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the same
CON Tp,Fovr
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THE S~WNPLAsTER CURsE-The victims who
are cursed with shinplasters are making vigor-
Gus Efforts to get nd of the gdevous visitation.
The Petersburg (ya}-the place from which
shinplasters were imported 10 Memphis a few
weeks ago-Eprcss has the following " We
understand that hereafter the merchants Of this
city VIII, by mutual agreement, refuse to receive
much Of the small currency now SO completely
o~yerrunning us. The notes Of tie corporations
of Petersburg, Richmond, and probably Of other
cities, as web as the issues Of the regularly in
corporated banks Of those cities, viii be taken as
heretofore, but all individual notes, notes Of
" savings banks county issues and the Ike.
viii BE- refused. This step was some time ago
taken in Richmond. Among the vast multi.
| pIcity Of small issues now flooding our State, &
Is a difficult matter to recognize which are good
and which are bad-lghat names are responsible
aud what not" Is there any intelligent persol
at the present time 50 infatuated as to believ,
shiupiasters necessary to the salvation of Mem
Iphis
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VyHE p57-aDgar pfr1a GEN QUIrMAE,. az,
4 a1l p. master VII I-ar. p. above 90
FRIDAY. November o.. atJacl-as 2. y. &@SS
.o.1n9+ RF H,E ~ AGENT
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New NGeznphis Theater
RPM, BIcCVLJ0FUl

THI8TY-FIYE yoang Ladies'. assisted by Mr.. and
L Airs Halle. g. Pros. Lcyiert, Pianist, viii give an
Observation-Disclosures Nivants. SOuEs, Duets,
Quar7ottes and ChOruses-at the New Memphis Theater,
on RIDAN AIGHI. Novemberl Lat, for lhe benefit Of
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Genrref Ordcrs .H,o. 1.

HEADQUaHTEEs TENN. EITIE BRIGADE
CANP SAN. HAYS. October ., 1901
Al officers and soldiers belonging to this brig
ade, now absent from camp, are hereby ordered
to report themselves to their respective COM
mands within tventy-fjur hours. BY order oI
Bricadier-Genera VIM. Carroll.
II. c. YoUEG,
Acting Assistant Adintant General.
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Friday morning, at 10 A. NJ, trade sale Of
600 dozen good sewing thread, 500 dozen white
aud coo dozen colored thread. Also a lot OF
heavy clothing, furniture, etc. two platform
scales and four office stoves. A'so 100 black
walnut and cherry cribs, assorted sizes. A. /.
Andrews a Co. 2f2 Min street. u
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MEyPHis AND CHARLESTON 3 R. OFFfCE.
siEaPhIs. Oc;ober 24t1. .s61.
NO Ere eht VII be received a. tAer -erby tte Won
phs ana Charleston Rall,osf Company ascPPs wish
The privilege Of storing and in,n1ne ~ ~Hpcnse % own.
ers until 81 can D.. shipped The demands of the Gov
ernmeut upon tine CoupsHy for rolling stock 10 tratf
port tfoops and munitions oi yyar, has rendered ih-
coIrze necessary. w :. ROSS.
or25 I'm Gpucrsl SHDefInt-udeut.
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FENIsINT-AIay Murray, Mary Maker Jo,
Moore Ann Coleman and PIss Couch were al
IN " durance vile yesterday one Of them had
borrowed soue clothing without leave, another
had takeu liquoy aud the liquor took her without
leave two Of them bad whipped Puss Couch.
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NOTICE

- 7"
nN WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1861,
OIwiI sell. under an order Of The Confederate Judge
for the District OF Tennessee, the steamboat B p.
CHENFY."
TERMS og SlLr-Onsfourh cash, the balance on
six and Twelve monlhs time, with sarisfarfory personal
security. saiet 20 sake place between 10 a. ~. and / P.
NJ, at ths Eclipse Nhasfhost
LOWELL E. JACKSON,
0r2lfds Itarai err for West Teunps-se.
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THE ARcADEl-NIessrs. Cayee & Son oAeT
for sale this morning, at 10 o'clock, "a variety Of
goods. See advertisement.
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LunEBHR. LUMRER!

TUST received I35O00 feet clear White Pine. one
d one and a hall, two and three inches thiebi 50.oOt
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 'n0oJ feet
saved Cedar. Tor building purposrs. p0Fts. etc; a gen
mi assortment OF Fencing 100000 sawed and cut
Tarhs. 100000 heart Cypress hulf inch Sh Dcies and
1900 Fire Bricks, in addition 10 cur already lersr stoek
sell low for cash
mrAlv2lp %. ~ 8 hhua-
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Our Daguerrean Gallery.

W. haze built and arranged a suit Of Rooms for this
" express purpose. Our Light eoUbHes al the
modern Improvements,
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W.. B. MILLEH .......-...GEoht5 AShtE
JOHN Il. TAYLOR......--..--M. p iAAhVh
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PUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and aequsiotances Of the late Captain
DAVID L. DUNS. are respectllll ~ invited TO attend me
funeral TFI, Thursday) MORNING at II O'Clock, from
bic late residence. Carriages vii be provided at Fls.
hsrty 81 at lCl 5.
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Or. .YcLeG5I's L5atrcySaT FiILs !
FORLIVER COMPLAINTS,

I"iHOuEHeo8 L~IeadIclo7 Ito
There has never been "a csihar.ic m-Hcine ofSra 10
the public that haa given such cati-e s.asfs-aou a.
mcLcCnis Universal FlA.
Being eutlrriy vegetable, they zr9 peHactlY innocent
and can Doe rtken by the ms-t f-uter lrfar1. ~ prosnpt
and powerful 10 removing al b-a1uz .sTefi0n scid 1-
impure fauii mai-er from -la stomach. Ia fsN. they
are the euly Fills itat should b used IA mdA1ous c1~
tncts.
They produce 40 eripiDg sickness r. gsin IA Tho stons.
ach or hGve %, though very Eclvo ari -~-archlns In thzr
operation, prous5tins h-a1Ehg Eecresisns II the liver spa
ktinc3s. Nho vH suffer from Bii0rsnsss. Hes5achs
snd FCii Slomaeb, Wheu rpcWtp ramo,iy cau b.. oH-
aInel7 Keep tbem tlusiAHtiy on h6ld q anei. fo=r.
taken in sesshn mev pFevaut boars. 5syz and u.snrhs "a
Sickness. ASK for Dr.J H. Mclean Unlyersal THa.
Take no Othar- bring coated they are l@SIe- Psas
0nly = cen3~ Ter box end eau b. seus by nal 70 anv
part - M Unitod atete-.
! y. MCLEAN. Sole Praprissos.
Car.r Th.rt anI "a. strn.t. s. Tnrl. IA.
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A gler lo ihe Nashville tai0a, frCm Cave
City. Ky, dated the 25th, gives tbe particulars
of a skimisb near that place as follows:
Col. Allison. on the evening Of the I'D, took
100 of the 9tth regiment and seventy cavalry,
under Capt. Hamilton, together with enc piece
Of artillery, and started for an eRcampment be-
vond Glasgow. Major Williams, with Capt.
Easlry's and Capt. Dowel's companies and sixty
cavalry under Capt. Bifle, started by a different
route to attack them at a different point. Both
divisions came OF them at sunrise, routing them
in every direction, killing four and woundlng
twenty.
(. Our forces took fifteen prisoners, besides a
uuautitv of arms, two stands ot colUIs, three or
four drums, their camp equipage, etc, An
amusing little incident was. that they Hau JUST
cooked their breakfast when the attack begun.
Our boys enjoyed themselves much III PaTtahins
of the beef-steak and biscuit prepared by Tue
enemy. Their forces were estimated by me
prisoners 10 be from one 20 three hundred;
None of our men were hurt, although the
bullets whistlcd smartly about them for a httle
while. The woods were so thick and craggy
that the cavalry could not pursue them, and ouI
infantry having marched thirty miles, were too
much iatigued 20 follow them.
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RECEIVERS SALE!
NOTICE!

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1901,
viii sell, under an order Of the Confedersts Judge
for be- District of Tennessee, the new steam tug
"OUEEN OF MEMPHIS.
TFpVs OF SALL-Ouef0urth cash, b~iapce on q
credit of six and.tsyeiys months, with satisfactory per-
sopal see rity. Sale u lake place al Eclipse What
boot. between TO A. r. audIP d.
HOWELL Z. JACKSON,
oco5tds Receiver for West Tennessee.
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DELrCATELY BEHAVED. - Mary Williams,
generally known as Big Mary, was arrested by
officer Fritz and Yesterday fined t~wenty-one dol
lars by Recorder Moore, fer drawing q pistol
from her stocking on Tuesday night, and pull
ing the trigger while the mu6zle was toward a
young lady o. her acquaintance known as Miss
Mountain. The weapon did not 60 of, SO she
knocked her over the head with tie butt end.
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HARD But SUCCEsSFUL.-A letter from Co
IunlJus, referring 10 the work of placing in Pc
sitiou of the largest gun in The fortifeationS al
that place, gives the following particulars:
Speaking of the batteries, she l~35-pounder-
the big gum of the place-was successfully
mounted a few days ago. The weight Of the
gun, as YOU may suppose, was tremendous, and,
consequently, IT was quite a difficult operation
To Nraise it. Capt. Pickett ordered the
" Sarsleld Guards. commanded by Capt. Thos.
Stokes Of your city, to set to work, aud at it
they went with p viii. Az the first trial, the
ro7e-a heavy cable-bToke, and came near
sending some Of the boys over the bluffs. This,
however, was soon Temedicd, and a second trial
was made, and this lime the effort was success
Iul, and the monster gun was safely mounted
So well pleased was Capt. Pickett at the way III
which the boys worked, that he ordered the gun
10 be named after them; and the "Sarsheld
nov stands ready To send lis compliments 70 the
Federal forces, whenever they may appear.
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YATECE.

DEAhlNG G. WG4IGnAAA,
335 Main Street.
A1euIpbis---.--- enntSSee'
lust RECEIVED
SulphuFic Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
carrots snuff,
concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LinSeed Oh,
Palm OH,
Sewing Machine Gil,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
EPSON salts,
Sal, Soda!
pFARTNG & WETHERILL,
oco7.4ar 33J Main street.
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The friends and acquaintance of he late ALBERT
F. LISDE, are invited to attend his funeral from the
residence Of Mrs Simus. on Second street. near Non.
roe. THIS Thursday EvCSI,C at2 O'clock. Services
al the First Presbyterian rhaech, by he Rev. DR.. Stcd-
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NOTICE TO

Gum Locks. Horse Brushes. Curry Comb. Wool Screw
Stoyes. Of al kinds; Building a%iaterias, With seuere
s--orrr1ent nf Hardware and CatlArv. 0c26-lms