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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16
ma SAVE on TEXAs

DALLAs tULNIl-
To any tdRfut officer u said county, Greeting.
N0U are hereby commanded 10 summon
Il +. L. Ferguson, by publication in the
Dallas Herald for three successive weeks,
before the return day hereof, to be and ap.
pear before the undersigned, J. p Of Dali
las county, precinct No. Z, at my sffice in
the town of Lancaster, On the last Saturday
Of October, 1851, to answer tic complaint
of ]. D. Lowcrr, on plea Of debt of $50 20
-tbirty-two dollars of the same due by
note, and twenty-seven dollars and twenty
cents due by account. Herein fail not and
publication make as the Law directs.
Given under my hand, September 23d,
1851. [52:sts] JOHN TAYLOR, J. P.
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j. :. hAhlfhr, NJ. D...,-,,.G. ", srEy INSUN, Nj. d.
DIsS. gANl2 ExSS 81 STEVENSON,
RIAVfiSG Associated themsclNcs in the practice oil
\ y mptitir, rcpocfI! Offer heir professional
services 20 the public generally, and will give strict
attention to all eases cnir,sted 10 their care.
'ts Office Tie store OF Sherwood 4 Steyin son
Whea' taken for All accounts at tho market price.
Dniins tlGt, 9,lsol--l:.iacs.
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Ia Pine lains continue TO fall, render
ing he seeding OF wheat an Easy 'ch for
oar hrmrrs. The ouly danger Is der, may
bs too much Of The good hing,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16
zt1aAsiA,E YYANTEsp.

Va axe wheat aC the market price
~ - oods, or on account, until the LIST
Du.. customers may look out.-
.yfa -, l@y her last year notes and ac-
t'.''.s 2gs "a wheat Ii not paid of by the
- % Nofcmoeii II. will find them in The
tt ts o3 an officer. Wheat TO be delivered
y 4. Geld & Co. Nill.
list noy. JONES & DUNAWAY.
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NOTICE,

4 INTENDING 10 enter The army in o short
b time, will be obliged 10 my friends
who are indebted to me for medical sc,yicas,
TO come forward and close their accounts by
note or otherwise. ClIAS. r. PRYOR.
Dallas, Sept. 10th lS6l-49:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16

say A'mps, daiiy, we see our streets
tlronesd viii emirranis from Missouri
msay OF whon BRING valuable slave prop
eIiy.
h isquile refreshing 10 hear these men
open upou the Jayha wkcr and Union mem
they 10 I, with an auction aud relish That
as,onish even lie fiery Texans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16

ErIsrp.AL slp, i0E.-There will be lay
.eading 10 the Episcopal Service at the
MasoGe Halt on every Sunday Morning at
!, O olors
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16
OHSF FOR T'EsE WAR!

Z WILL sell the cheapest residence ever
II offered fer sale in the Town of Dallas
Good notes or property taken at fair valua-
ton. 4,:3mo. ED. W. HUNT.
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xYSeNr XyAlY TEn.

al ~ iEDb BY Lie undersigned, 40, GOO
w pounds of Wool, for which they
Fij ply neichaudize AT cash prices.
9...if ISAIAH W. WELLS < BRO.
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To aEaecr Esaisers

y Just reeeised- a large iol.of
Il e'oss.tcco ioI Sheep washing,
@hN WA sell lower tii;ln the same aiti-
eie hah n bsnght in the State.
;ai JEFF. PEAK, Jr
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CIRCULARS

TFNHE subscribers will be found in their new bni!d-
4 ing adjong the Store Of Messrs. Smith Murphy,
the West side of Me Public Square, where they
will be happy to their friends and customers any
time, and hope by strict attention TO business 10
merit that continuance of patronage, SO literally be-
slowed upon them. They adhere closely to the
CASH q Y&TENT,
and will sell goods AT reasonable prices can pos
sibly be afforded.
The Bonds and Treasury Notes of the Confederate
States they agree to receive in payment of notes and
accounts or for any goods they may have in storf for
sale. ISAIAH w. WELLS IL BRO
Dallas, Sent. 9th, lSt.l-i9tf
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PALESTINE ADVEar'mEM rs

PALESTINE ADVEaTmEM rs
DR.. j. ID. Rankin & Co. IS
CELEBRATED
Southern Family Medicines.
cONsIsfIAG or
Rankin 4 Cos. Ready Relief Flux
mixture, ExpeetoraIit, Vegmifnge,
Liver, SanatiVe and Chill e
Fever Pills
"iIEsk Medicines are eanyIaiiy prsiaTssl 10 suit
! u ths s'uihefn diseases, aEi an a. Trsalt ~ =
ions sNIesassia tbs lrailasal u ihs Various dis
eas's ~ this rliiaae, fhs lest ariirai authors all
l,'' lisI iirFs q grsi earreRre ia lhs iTyaiiaeal
he mnsh le,ieg pTe,rei 10 pa Glass a "a ilciHes
suitable a. The diseases ~ this eiiaair, than Jayne
iouiea, Lanr, and oiLer l'srson' li'ins ia his
I NORTH,
Mr.. j. ID, Rankin's Pain Killer.
This nsosi raiasilv msiiaiae Is n,nlsnnirsi fipm
the mast I,earrfl ana-ilafs and Ahii.slasma-lie,
known ioo he "a rlir Al pnnf M aud has sfsn usi
fis a. rnTa an aHi s,rTy kiHd - IaiHs Tr-an-
lrss af ihe!T "a aiiail The eAHsr which HIdiurs
them, ih- ialt'Niav difssr, Hyaraiiy yisii n the
Tain Killer, VIZ; IrsTy Eirin Sf rhalie, sFsmP,
erlrlur, splsnls 81 essry lna ani an character ~
slsip9lir aferiiaus, Connsilss, Mysteries aud al
the AZ rlions e'nnre''i with them. A's', Iainfll
mrn,'Tial"N' mlsrarras., neFH''as an Sii'ns"f ef'
cry rlsraeirT sneh a. ha i-arha, sar-sshs aiRs Ia
a's'nnsR hack, sides, chest, iais, heUalvia loo,h-
ache, rheumatism, So, Aisa rholir ia harsss.
n1'if this m,slrins f'il, in s,ags eas- Nheu ih-
din'riionsare followed, my agents an anlhorlssi Ia
ItiuTn tn purchase money,
Dr. Rankin's Liv.r PiiIs.
Ara ilr mNsi raWsFhl rem siV EVER ,,r.r. 10 the
pnl'lis fr MI Liver camplainis and billions Ah.s,
Hons ~ anV character whatever. Also dyspepsia, |
SICK hrsi,sehs, heTansrmeni ~ the stomach aud |
bowels, Constituencies, indigestion, Ialn in the SIDE
shoulders sud hack, ~ kinds ~ hilllnn. Gyrr..
ehils ani fVrrs ianndirs and nerrnns debility And
Ia all N The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16
Forms CT Proposal, Guaranty and Certificate
PROPOSAL

The undersigned, ............. whose post office
address ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, County State of
......., proposes 10 convey the mails OF the Con
ISL, Route No. ......., between minimum. and
..........., under the advertisement OF the Pos,mas
ter t1eral, dated Al september, 1861, " rih oefity
cesieiuy aud secgriy,''9 for the annual sum o...
..........................do dollars. a.
This proposal is made with The full knowledge ofthe
distance of the to1,e die weight of the mail to be
ried, and all other particulars reference TO The Route
and service and also after careful Examination ofhe
laws and Instructions attached the advertisement.
Dated. Signed.
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announcements.


Ns- We az aulhlTif a 10 announce the Hon, 70
Is. Habburi, n sEliih county, as candidate
rss<sra hu ai luF gesssoRs District OF Texas, in
tLr cshsr'ss ~ the rlafsiaTa,e States,
~ weS auihOFigsi 10 snnannee Hon, MAI.
teina ~, Ssrahaiai a. . candidate fsE COngEoss
o. "A Ilir Aiia NanItrs, l9nal District.
st Near suihssirf 10 sInoance Hon. Pendie-
tss naFFaa, - c..aillair for Congress from the
Lnli e. ,HsssssiHifl district.
For SRhgres.-6th District.
~ We sre sn,hifissi 10 aAnoauce William II.
MrishI Rl, pf Lamar equally, a. q candidate 10
Tsfres az tAe Cab Cla NsssoRai District OI Isxas ia
~ usnl lsFAi s.sis,' lansrss,
par Censrs ss...3d District.
f-c-Me arr agitliit'si 90 anhoanee Hon, II. w.
fray, i,i.s N!iy n Houston, IS eandiais 10 ~,
rIsssuI ne a bisi1eg u Twas, ia the cJugTess Of
tLs GtafArIatr NiHarE
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Tic proposal must be risaed by the bidder or bid
ders the guaranty by less than guaraniors,
and he certificate by postmaster, a judge ofa
court of record
Send by 1aoH diiect so the 'sChef of the Contract
Bureau, Post oi.ice De.artment, Richmond Virgin
ia, marked :" Proposals, State Of Texas"
JOHN IL. REAGAN,
Sept. 9.-52sw. Postmaster General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16

CEk iltICAIE.
The undersigned, Poslras or at............, STATE
oi..........,.,, ccriies uSnER OATH OF orrlrE,
that no is acquainted with the above gnarantors and
knows them TO he OF property and able TO make
good their guaranty.
Dated. Signed.
ssec act of Congress Of March 3, 1916, Sec ID. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16
GUARANTY.

The undersigned, residing a.............. State of
............, undo take that it The foregoing bid for
carrying he mail on Route No be accepted by
the Postmaster General, the bidder shall prior TO tho
enter into the required obligation,
contract, perform The service proposed, with good
and sufficient surctics.
This We do understanding distinctly the obligations
and liabilities assumed 10y guarantOrs under the 9Th
section of the act OF Congress OF July 3 lSi and now
in force in the Confederate States, by virtue Of act
approved 9th February. 1851.
Dalcd Signed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
New Edition.
T,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
LAD -IqCl

A new edition published on Friday March q containing
the Of President LlcoE Cabinet and other interesting
political matter
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
GovERuSMESr We OF THE UNITED srATEs-E,ecutive
ryS1Ys sa1 SuI. EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
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SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES, Members or Politi.
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xXXVIIrH CONGRESS l.iar chosenl Politically Classified
FREE HOMESTEADS, or the Action oi Cohgfess on the
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NETiONAL l. DEMOCRATIC iDougis,) PLA rFORM for 1860
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EnnECIORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
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T1RIE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
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LIST sIyqsT ns sraTEs CAPITALS GOVERNORS TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELEOfioNS'
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Spring. -
ss, prepared 20 offer my extensive sleck Of SPRING
STYLES Of CLOTHING; ready made order ALL NEW,
cut and made in the most tasty Custom Room no,
equaed Fushiug Goods and ChdTens Department
passed Goods in this line viii be sold AT LESS PRICES
than at any other establishment Money returned not pleased
Clohipg never wes 20 low r h. BALDWIN.
LsIeest .teIe in the city Nos 20 aud u Bowery
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Cost an6 foun6.

NOTE LOST or MISLAID.--A NOTE OF
HAND. drawn by BENIN W. North ut four months from
March ~ for $685. payable the order Of W. Seymour
lost OF msad Tho finder win be suitably rewarded by leaving
II with w. N. SEYMOUR Co., No. ChshAnnsausre, pay
ment being stopped. w. N. SEYMOUR Co.
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CAFES.-Two large jewelers. Safes for sale very
- low ct No. So Cliast Also DESKS and TABLES for
Jewelers
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Wehrrn Collections.

WIN ,epd two of their travelling Arens Western collecting
tour the Claims handed either Office before
the 10Th inst, will receive personal attention NO walls,
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Letter from
NNHE WIFE Of the GALLANT ANDERSON,
Il GLORIOUS MAJOR ANDERSON.
Mr. L. ANTnoSY-sr Allow to thank you for the pho
ogan which you have been Kind enough TO send the
best likeness have OF AndeTsons very fine specimen
the and beautifully and astefuy mounted Need say
how very highly shall value il, &C.
Very respectfully yours r. B. ANDERSON.
Brevoort House, Feb. 20, 1901.
This portrait taken at Fort Sumter, February 1851
request of T. Anthony by special permission Of Gov fetens
livery peTotc American should this portrait 70 cents IN
postage stamps will bring by mail Also price,
portraits Of President Lincoln Gen. Scott Jefferson Davis
Ale1 hnder H. Stephens w H. Seward Lewis Cass Cassils h
Clay Washington Irving Henry Clay Daniel Webster, Henry
Ward Beecher John Critteuden John Bell Edward Everett
John c. Breckinrdge. John Ca houn Andrew Jackson Com
modore Peny Dr. Z. X Kane Salmon Chase Montgomery
Blair Sam Houston John O. Adams and 800 other eminent
T. ANTHONY,
No. sol Broadway, N. Y.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS for shove style Of portraits is
great variety.
CARD PORTRAITS Of eminent Europeans Emperors Kings.
Ssosn Duas.. Lords Mar'h' Actors Aer'''' &c, 80
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DIR. Zelps NerviBe Powders.
LOVE OF STRONG DRINK f,I1REp

for sale at No. 63 Division st. corper f,fs,hs,
Mira beaehs Bookstore. No, PA B,in.sy nesr 5I,tst
Df.Mercer's, No. ga Bros> st Nswa,, MI
G. v. freensn's store, ~ or;.,own N /
,r,vo Lb'CE ONE DOLLAR.
-WSLLo ~'co, Wholesale Agents, No lis FrankliDst
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A UGUsT BRENTANos

n UGUST BRENTANOs \ 40
- BOOKSTORE AND NEWS EMPORIUM
a. 80, No 636 BROADWAY.
sSwxys be had ''o S"'''' >S 'e''P'A1 1'"'es can
s@sagn and American Newspapers and Periodicals arc
assnty On hand For sale "a single numbers OF served
N my psrt ofthe city without charge
Gs.s G.Ss... numbers 81 all the pHpciJ al periodicals.
~sSspepW ~ AsgasIass slNcys 81 hard
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Nem 1]ublirailons.
Now Ready:
T,HE LENNON SLAVE CASE.

H'HE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
TIE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
FROM ITS ORIGIN To IT'S FlNAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS
CosrENTs:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE, before whom the case
hIst heard.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Pesuia aud Arguments Of
CHARLES VCONOR,
WM. NJ EVARTS, and
JOSEPH BLUNT, in the Court Of Appeals
And the Opinions OF
, JUDGES DEMO, WRIGHT, and CBERkE.
re ueI Importance OF the legal and political principles
scvovsd-the bodness which the made end
~ sOy wan which the srgunent sustained on both
aes snoer this one Of the gnhcsnt and universally
st'e'ee's u,els ns, ever took place IN this country
i'po p.s 81 csnts per copy S2 per dozen
a., ro'ssse B cents per copy additional.
haofess THE TRIBUNE, New. York.
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DORTRAITS or MAJOR ANDERSON, 9

DORTRAITS OF MAJOR ANDERSON, %
Il CENTS.
NOW READY,
fine Engraving OF MAJOR ANDERSON, lSxl1 Price .
cents so cents, and on India Paper, Sl. Also,
CARTE De VlsITE PORTRAIT
MAJOR ANDERSON.
Price Is cents
Either en by mail receipt Of price. liberal discount to
dealers
CARTEs DE vIsITE PORTRAITS
ALL TaE SoTABILITIEs OF EUROPE.
Now ready,
Twenty varieties Of Albums for CssS de Visiie,"
iscured by u.s.
d. APPLETON, L Co., Publishers,
No. 443 and AS Broadway
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Az 0gietsAL WoRx on
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
IN AND OTHER AFFECTTONo nv prc,r,.p

- AMI olhEh AfrECT1ONS OF PECULIAR
=. IMPORTANCE TO THE SEXES
BY C. d. HkxsoSD NJ D. formerly Professor Of Anstonv Ge
In the Syracuse Medical College New.Yort '' -
DR. Hsmmopds work worth every cne's owning From,
1be N. Y. Home Joornsl -i''N-'
The Treatment laid down in this Book on Nervous Seminal
and Consampye Diseases 10 entirely original and perfectly
reliable In com petent hands. F~'
Price 81. Sold BY ROSS TousEY. No. rai Hs..au.ss
OkIE DAYTON G JONES, No. 70 Ann.st; LAWRFNt;T
no. veseys.. GODFREY, No. 83l Brosdwsy n T. TREN
WITH, No. lo1 South 3dtt, Philadelphia.
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QS0 REWARD.-StOlen on Saturday night,
you April H. from the residence Of the subscriber one
No 81 $685. with B. Msnssm NewYort marked on the out
dde Of the inside plain gold wach with Deer:
Head engraved outside SO reward viii be paid
any psron returning bovo described property the
''''' '''' y" -''s"" ~ Ss.kAN0All, Gyxa pssls.
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Astounding Prices for China, Glass, &C.,
EnR CASH

Astounding Prices for Chinn, Glass, &C.,
FOR CASH.
EXAMINE THIS LIST.
FRENCH CHINA BREAKFAST PLATES, for IS cents Der
DOZEN
YREKCH CHINA DINING SERVICES 7as pi.cea for $40 90
fRkNCH CHINA TEA SERVICES, ~ pieces, for.... 30
FRENCH DECORATED TEA SERVICES, pieces, for 625
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER SERvICEs-Buf,
blue purple, crimson, and green band, traced with
geld Dinner Services lsT pieces ............ 53 %
Usual price, $l25)
AND ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
slLvER-PLATED TEA SETS pieces, ,for........Sl5 90
SILVER-PLATED CASTERS, bottles, cut glass.... 90
slLVER-PLATED CAKE BASKETS .................. 80
SILVER PLATED DESSERT FORKS, per dozen. IS
SILVER-PLATED TABLE SPOONS, per dozen........ Is
SILVER-PLATED TEA SPOONS, per dozen. ] ~
FRENCH CHINA SOUP TUREENS, each. / rs
FRENCH CHINA COVERED DISHES, eAeb.......... 20
CUT GLASS CObLETS the dozen. Is
IyORY-HANDLED TEA KNIVES. the d9zeD ......... o.
IVORY -HANDLE DINNER KNIVES, the dozen,... 90
IvORY-HANDLED TEA KNIVES, fair quality. y....... 90
IRON stone CHINA Dinner PLATES, superior
qualny the oo2en.
IRON STONE CHINA TEA PLATES superior qualify,
IRoN STONE china TOiLEf SETS, i2 piece,..... 223
An lots 81 delivered Tree oG charge in Newly Ok and JeI
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER POINT, Nov. The Jura, from
Liverpool Oct "A and Londonderry the 10Th,
passed Fartier Point this morning, Win sew
enteen cabin and seventy five stetraSe passen
gers She was detained 81 hours in log oil
Belle Isle.
Capt Scmmcs, of the priyaiecr Sumter, had
reached Liverpool in the steamer Edinburgh.
There have been competitive trlals oi rlileu
80 puundcr service guns, at ShUe0ury ness, by
ditilrrGl inventors. They were brought to a
close without any very satisfactory results.
The Whitwarth and Armstrong guns appear
alone calculated 10 meet the requirements Of
the navy
1t is reported that Sir George Cornweli Lew
is has suspended ior the present the issue OF
one hundred FOUNDER Armstrong guns, and
directed such experiments 10 be made as shall
bring the efficiency OF this new ordnance to a
decisive proof
The Times announces that the queen has
offered to confer knighthood on Mr.. Fairbalrn,
president Of the British Association, IN con
sideraton OF eminent services rendered to
science. 1t is understood that Mr.. talrDarn
declined the honor
Ii is expected that the Bank Of France will
almost Immediately adopt some new measures
to palliatc the existing crisis.
The accouchement Ot the queen OF Austria
is expected at the commencement Ot February
Pans, Oct 25 The Moni,eur contains the
following =
Judicial investigation has established the
fact that the congregation Of ladies OF Saint
Unione, at D0nar, have voluntarily abetted
the abduction OF Jewess grls. These facts
would have justified the government in reYok
ing the authorization OF the society OF Saint
Unione, but it has confined itself to withdraw
ing the acknowledgment OF its legal existence
THIS measure will remind religious congrega
tons that neither their character, object, nor
rules, can excuse them from obeyimg the laws
OF the country.
1t is the general impression, that the recog
milton Of the kingdom of Italy will be the basis
of a reconstruction of the cabinet.
liverpool Cotton Hdrket.--Saes of the week,
700 bales; the market was excited, and
prices closed from to Id. higher, with still
unsettled and excited market
Breadstutfs haze declining tendency; wheat
dull, and all descriptions slightly lower.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
FLOYD ATTACKS ROsENCRANz,
The Old Thief to be Caught.

CINCINNATI, Nov 4.-The Commercial has
adyices from Rosencranz' headquarters to
Saturday evening. On Friday morning, at
eight o'clock, the rebels opened a fire with
two guns, at a point opposite Gauley Ferry
and Camp Tompkins, with noisy fire of
musketry. The object was evidently to cut
off the supply train. They succeeded in sink
ing the ferry boat on Gauley river, and threw
about forty shells into the camp Of the eleventh
Ohio regiment. Not one OF our men was
killed, and only about half dozen wounded.
The majority of the SHELLS thrown by the
enemy did not explode, and their musketry
was wild and irregular The terry boat was
again raised on Friday night, and commoniea-
tion across the river restored. There was no
firing on Saturday, on either side.
The position OF the forces, on Saturday eve
ming, was as follows :-rhe rebels in posses
sion Of the lett OF west bank Of New River;
Gen. Scheuck's brigade few miles above the
junction OF Gauley and New River, on the
east side of New River; Gen. CoX's brigade
and Gen. Rosencrauz's headquarters, near the
junction Of the rivers, and between them and
Gen. Benham below The junction, On the right
bank of the river. Elayd's force is believed
to be about seven tho sand. Ii was believed
in camp that Schenck's and Benham's Drigades
would be thrown across the river above and
below Floyd, and catch him.
The loss of the totegraphic communication
was oceasioned by the alarm OF frightened
operator, who, when the firing opened sent
hasty despatch to Clarks6urg, ammo uDcng the
battle, and then commenced TO move his office
up the Gauley He was two or three miles
up the river, when he was oyertaken by ofders
from Gen Rosencranz to return, and while re-
turning his wagon was driven over precipice
aud his apparatus destroyed.
Tloyds demonstration was rather Agreeable
to Rosencranz than otherwise. lie was Ger
tain he could hold hls own, and expected to
bag his assailauts. Col Sedgwick ot the sec
ond Kentucky regiment is reported wounded
in the knee by the splinter o. she'll
NASHVILLE KY, Nov A citizen of this
place, from Gauley Bridge ON Saturday eve
ming, reports that Floyd had cut road around
the hill where Rosencranz had encamped, and
was sheing his camp. Rosencranz was re-
turning the fire, and had slenced two batter
les. He had sent a force up the new made
road to attack Floyd in the rear, and would
have him completely surrounded. No iederals
had been killed when he left.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-05
FROM NITssOURT.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE BUM0RED REMov.
AL OF FREMONT.


HEADQUARTERS, Camp Lyon, Springfield,
Mo. Oct. 3l-The following is special dis
match to the St. Louis Republicans "A good
deal of excitement has prevailed in camp for
some DAYS past, respecting the report OF Gen.
Fremont's suspension, but Washington advlces
at Headquarters mention nothing Of the kind.
Gen. Fremonts removal would cause intense
excitement and no litlle trouble IN camp.
As a number of officers declare that they
will resign in that event, or insist upon Great
ing him dictator of the south west lndepen-
dent of the administration, which Is bitterly
denounced in camp tor its vaccilatng and in
judicious policy, respecting this department.
The list Of rebels killed in the battle last
Friday now numbers III No intelligence
has yet been received OF Gen. Johnson's as
sumption of the command of the rebel forces
in Missouri. The cause OF the canuonading
in the direction of Sarcoxie is still unknown.
SpRINGrIELD, Mo, Nov. 1.-Our scouts
bring us, this morning, definite information
that Gen Price has left Sarcoxie, and has
moved ya Neosha, towards Capsville, Barry
county Opinions differ as to whether lie will
march north from that point on Spring
field. or continue his retreat into Arkansas.
A body of rebel cavalry was seen twenty five
miles south of here They were doubtless
accommodating party. Gems Pope and Nc,