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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

SAIE of IOWA STATE sT0CKS.-PR0-
OPosALs @ Loan 70 The sIATE Of Sl 13w1 ss ~
sum exceeding seaee p "a AM Ri ,ho
Ciy Of New orr uat Y O'Clock Of sATUkDAY the IN
day Of Je neS @ o,nns 'e Ss S,n V1 so "seedSs s @
by an set pissed the session Of the Eses
@ sn a Of saa,s cpds 10 procure Loan u money ste
Of Iowa % enable ! % Topol INVASION ald deieAa 'e
sam Tor whica the ,eaed proposals Aforesaid WI be re-
csyed viii fall sho Of The 's sam Of ~ ~ .ss s
se at their nominal par sae pfovoss 70 the 'a 'Ay '@'
The Po.is for the ie Of which s said sealed proposal. WIZ
be .siyed are u the OF 500 each a. inc option
o. we Py y5 M fe Como the Auditor
aud rsaurer and s,teed by he Great seal q h. s;.s o.
state bn DOT atteed BY Grea, ses Il toe ssrs q le.s
p-oyidos for the reimbur,en'en, or he preo,&gI & ~
ol Of twenty years rom the date teie. ena zoe & -
of senfsnuuay the t days Of January ara JOY OF
each zach ea 2, The re N 0 Per sss ep5 Ihs MTops
tan Bank l The Cry Of NeF.fok bit Vo.sIci nay ~ S
d payments TO BE- nsd' other place Ia the oy oI Nss
Yok by thy days public notice Of such place N ''ies
% ,,s b.. rTocably redsed m faith provide aleq1ss
means 10 sy the Interest aid Bonls the SAME bec es
10 and he pncf al At The expiration Of twenty ye ana or
from iteS ire tizsbe pyopery o tne s'sI nss De "a 49, ~ y
n.s ooad or other proper obcss officers lwhi'h de,J
provided by lev " nec.s.ary be enforced oy masSs
10 lew IN each year Sufficient for these par aer
psyneut Of III ca penses Of collection. a.,
sotaS It provided oy aw s.u ever oe l,yeq oy ss &
nay payable heeon aud that the yaue Of @id ''es ss
oVo ne iurllrnd BY the A. 1th1Iiy e zoe oA', - y -
yy provided ha nc thirS ia ssid law ssusDed shs oe %
cqfrued e. exempt from aKaon any part Of the csFn
s.o~s Of the branches II the state Bank of Iowa .
The Bonds authorized BY ssi3 act VIII be sold a. al
IN bc STATE. No e1ndioncl proposals. W De coidrreq ine
reht 10 ell such propo as A. slAl 90
considered az promote the best ineTssts of the STATE
The terms will be specie able Ia hand on delivery {" NO
Bonds sold 10 the purchasers. Il, So, -,
The pro5sal, il be opened at y o'clock the Sh day
Of Univ d. 1884, by the undersgBed At the place Of fsp-
lion n tie prosenee such per uay pop9, ~ oe
en-. and DE awarded to he bee, aud highest 0ddef h
src.ped ON the l5th day OF July, A. lo6l.
Propossl. b. sdrosod der .cal 20 the und'f,e
care of metropolitan Bank NewYoTk City marked Proposals
for i0wa state Loan"
number certified COPIES Of The act authorizing so sn
enj The a. dion Boafd of Commissioners therein pro-
lsb FOR with other pertaining ,teTsto be fslnd
~ Mcoposn Bank, In the Cy Of Aewfork Tor inspe0
lion ard - 1aiuinai1n.
MATU Rim T.. FISHER,
Nj lam.
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Cbautes tor Busincss Glen.

L'OR SALE-A first-class MEAT, FISH. ard
i VEGETABLE MARKET, n good location IA ibis city,
now doing a good busines with HORSE, WAGON, snd FIX
TUREs Of 81, knis long lease and ow reut M sell put of
Address BY et,er, BIC, No. i g corner
5otfst In Drug Store stain where interview be nd
Satisfactory reasons given Tor selling. o..
CEVERAL VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
- SALE. Addres. Box No az, Brooklyn, y. Z.
V'HE BEST INVESTMENT in the UNITED
j sTATEs.-A PATENT for disposal b. means Of which a
fortune may be made in duh times Tho inventor VIII
either t. exchange e for real estate will take partner
furnish the capital required for manufacturing ApPy
to TEUBNER the pBenee. No. 10 North Niln-st. hrst
floor, to soUrHWICK WOOD, No. ~ Nssssu't, New
NoA
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Uroferies anS i1ropisions.

EGAB at tire following rates: ef barrels - 7J bsuels
delivered in Newiork wih charge Tor packages. AG
dress Z II. a }. r. KETCHAM, Milton, n. y
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YWRF.--FASHION PLEASURE-GROUND
n kASSOCIATlON.-FRDAY, July u, ct . p. M, MATCH
for 8 600 mile heats bes, three H. i've 70 harness H. ODD
Ioi names b. Abdiah Chiefs Thomas Cr:on names b.
Bell FOUNDER Cars leave untss Point AZ lzO connecting
win steamer Mstano snd 3iih.t ferry.
JOSEPH CHOCHER0N. Msrsser.
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Cfcur9lons.

E,XCURSIONS.--The splendid steamboat WM
~ KENT WIN be chartered iSf sahbah seb 2o o. other
curfinns TUESDAY FRIDAY Of e IA week during he
Sumulrr with copimo5ious BARGE, ~ required Also Gle
barge INDEPENDENCE 90 charter dy or the wrek
ccpt sunday For terms apply on board ne steamer m
Kent foot Of Robinson, Tuesday, Nednestiy Friday OF
Saturday
I'XCURSlONS to the FISHING BANKS daily ,
II Saturdays oacep,ed The HERO CAPT IsucoI, leaves
Amottt 7:0; Spring 1f3i RobiusOnt i:l5; BT0cins
ST.. T. r., 8:l5; Pecksp, $3.50. Pier No. T. y. r. "a lie
eshuents ba and hshing gicA- provided Fare 20 c'Hts
L'OR CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND,
II DIRECT.-FARE SIX CENTS--Chespest Al most beau.
l sail Ia tho world Take Staten lslHud Ferry Boat foot Of
Nbichalst.. between Battery and South Terry. BOAls
LEAVE EVERY HOUR Con ZINE SUNDAYS EVERY
HALF HOUR, connect with Staten Island Railrosd.
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poaro ano Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL. Jersey City.-Full board
~ single gentlemen +5 per week. Families dcros per
board win find this hotel both oonvenen. business and
economical in expense
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i)eooius Garbe, Sc.

~VRO"H'N "fN~' '"
AT EyERDEILs. No. 302 Broadway
~ DING CARDs.-These celebrated Engraved Csris sold
ouy At thi. store.
A DEMAREST, No. 1S2 Broadway. cor. John
~. t.-WEDDING CARDS, Notes, Envelopes, ol latest
styles a prices Samples by mail Also Seals, Doorplas
AT WM. EVERDEILs SONS.--W Weddiug
"A CARDS Of the latest styles At No ioi gutons, y. T.
wv EVgRDzLI, HEsKY EvEEDELr- FRsHCt' EyERDBrf.
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4 WET NURSE wants a situation in Gentle
n nsn's family Ia cspeble Of taking charge Of infant
from its birth Ths beet Of city reference given Her ha0y =
sx weeks old Call from to o'clock a. NO 80 ChFsophorsI
Hleecker.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET for GENTLE
Il MEN IA quiet family children "a the house Break
fast sad Tea required No. 100 West l2st between 9th
sud ithsys. Terms moderate.
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NNANTED-By q competent tidy Woman. with
w excellent city reference situation ss COOK and
LAUNDRESS; np Liuen in good style; CHAMBb-
MAID. and to do FINE WASHING. Wages ~. Country
preferred excellent Baker Call or address No. 25 Ei
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Gopartnersbip Noiltes.

N0TlCE.-The COMPREHENSIVE Of G.. Il.
~ BiSsELL Co., EXPIRED by Limitation July /, 1851
ALFRED 3. ROBINSON wiz hereafter continue the GEN
ERAL BANKING BUSINESS on hii account.
strictly ft clas Paper bought and sold. Hartford COllec
tons lifted for day Of payment favorable
Checks on County banksTemit'ed for promptly.
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| 4 NEAT German young Woman wishes stua-
"A ton as COOK, WASHER and IRONERi csn DO general
housegork German Girl lnts place a. CiIAMbEhAiAD
AMI WASHER City references obi cions to the county
! Call AZ No. 40 BroalNaY, hall door, Tor days.
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Tho First Di,i1on Of PrOats July loo' was 81 per cent

The Asset. of the Company on the lst met, amounted "a
s218.5R ..
Ne, surplus (eittnatedD to S7o,3'a
ASHER TAYLOR Presideut.
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financial.
DIvIDENDS, JULY, 1861.
MARKET FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
No 81 WALL-Sr., NEy.YoKK, July 3, 1861.

No 81 WALLSr, NEw.YoKK July g. 1861.
The BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day declared
SCRIP DIVIDEND ~ - -
or the p7emums the policies written itn the paTtpaoa
nroyisien and MARKED OFF duri5g the year ended gth
June nit The Scrip be ready fs delivery on and @er
August let.
Ihe Board also declared -
SIX PER CENT
ercS, on tho Scrip of the Company to be psid 90
aud AFTER the l5th ipst. ,-,-,,
And A sEHI-ANNCAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX AND A HALF PER CENT
on the Capsl Stock OF the Company payable ON demand
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A LADY is desirous of forming an engagement IN
~ OF the Northern States, either ~ 10
genteman's aiy or az EH in ladies' school She Il
well compel n TO instruct in the English branches rrsne9 u
Music best Tefef bo given. Address A. d. A.
Post.0Hies, Toronto, Canada West.
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Burning flui0, Oils, Sc.

A TWOOD" PURE ALC0HOL-Patented--
~ Free from fgel oil aud other foreign matter by scheual
PIoces adapted medical such making netue'
Eltncts Ehe Chcsoiorm. &c. b3st for PERU
r. ANTHONY, No 81 Broadway sole Agent
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MEcu,NICs' ,SD TR, ,pEas' FIRE Tvs Co,
No is Wai-st fBank Of New York Budngl.
nIYIDEND.--Th Board of Directors have this
Z y day declared sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TEN to)
Jrly p lSil. JAMES r. LOT +. Seersiary.
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4 YOUNG single MAN, of New-England birth
a and babs Of experience energy, snd Integrity desires
SITUATION either with
fl farre lie cen propagate under glass Addre, Box Ne
l51 Tribune Office
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MI
WI win be raid aud aor July q on 81
li Inption entitled thereto At the rate OF SIN PER CENT
ON a sums OF 500 and under end The rate CT cent ON
larger anouut Interest thdraDu Will bear interest ToA
July I, same deposit. ,,,,..,r -,
IsA.C I. SnIH Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-15

RaS-THE use of Dr.. Hostetters Stomach
Bitters for Dyspepsia, Flatulence Heavi-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like af-
fiction, is second to none in America or
abroad. To be able to state confidently
that the "Bitters" are a certain cure for
dyspepsia and like diseases. is to the pro-
prietors source of unalloyed pleasure
II removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifies tue blood, i1,Parts re-
neWed TigOr to the nervous system. giving
it that tone and energy SO indispensable TO
the restoration of health. The numerous
acknowledgements of its superior excel
lenee and beneficial results, have assured
the proprietors that it cannot but prove a
great cure to the afflicted, and impart vi
tRlity to the thorough system.
HB-See advertisement in another coll
umu. Nov4.
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gg 01I1qraph.
Southern News.

FoRrRKss MoSRoK, Nov ls.-The Nor
folk Dgy Book of yesterday SAWS Our
Southern papers bring us accounts of the
naval attack on Port Royal, butin the con-
fusion of statements it is Impossible to give
TerJ connected or ciredmstantial lccount
of the engagement.
The Savannah Republicans furnishes the
following The firing between Fort Wal
ker and the fleet commenced about nine
o'clock, the feet giving most of their at
tentfon TO Fort Walker.
Before 10 o'clock seven of the largest
steamers of the feet had passed the batter
les. When the st. Maty's len, from whose
passengers we obtained onr account of the
first part of the action, most terrible cam
nonading was going on.
The fight continued until the departure
of the Emma at IL o'clock, and when the
Savannah left at O'Clock. the firing was
undated, except at the Bay Point battery,
which had been silencen between IL aud
II o'clock. At this time a tremendous
cann0nadiug was kept up by the fleet, con-
sistiug of some 80 odd steamers and gun
boats, which was returned by Ft. Walker
and the battery at. Hilton Head.
RICHMOND, Nov. l1.-CoiOnel CorcOran,
three captains and eighteen lieutenants,
all of whom were captured in the action
ut Manassas and confined In the jails at
Richmond, have been selected by lot TO be
hung by way of retribution for the hang
ing Of Capt. Baker and the crew of the
Southern privateer Savannah.
! TheHon. Mr.. Ely, nembeFso of Congress,
drew lots for Mr.. Oorcoran, who is now
imprisoned at Charleston. In case the
Court at New York condemned the crew
of the Savannah to death, the Federal
officers would be Immediately hung.
The Charleston Mercury of the 10th has
the following
The Yankee prisoners In South CARROLL
ma are all safely in Jail, where they will
privateersmen at the North. Should one
drop of blood be shed by the Northern
Court for defending the South on the seas,
it will be paid with interest in Charleston.
COLUMBUS, KY, Nov. ia Dahlgreen
gun exploded here yesterday, killing two
Lieutenants and six privates. Gen. Polk
narrowly escaped, portion of his clothes
being torn of.
The Savannah Republican says TINT the
Fort Walker armament consisted of six
teen guns, nine of which bore upon the
shipping, the balance being in position on
the land side. Five or six of these guns,
among them the 24-pounder rife cannon
and one 10-inch columbiad, were disabled
during the forenoon Thus disabled, and
their ammunition exhausted the garrison
evacuated Fort Walker between three and
four o'clock, retiring in the direction of
BluHton, leaving the guns in position and
uuspiked, having no spikes for that pur
nose.
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pB-FuSERAL oR D. z. WATKINs-FUa-
TIER PARTICULARS or His MuaDER.-The
remains of young Watkins, who was killed
by Alex. Poole, at Parkersburg, on last
Sunday evening, were brought up on the
AIbemarle, on Thursday morning. The
funeral took place at the residence of his
father, on the Island, yesterday afternoon.
Tho various companies in Camp CHrlile,
under command of Capt. Spaugler, attend
ed the funeral, and buried him with the
hOuOrs of war.
From Lieut.. G. W. Baggs, who accom-
panied the corpse to Wheeling, and who is
a member Of the same company, we learn
that after the arrivalo of the Snake Hunters
at parkersburg, they were quartered in the
railroad depot. Tho Captain, who had oc-
casiOn to leave, LEFT the company in charge
of Watkins. Poole, having already been
up into town, where he had become some
what intoxicated, determined TO go again,
though contrary to express orders. TWAS
while Watkins was endeavOrtng to execute
his orders, that Poole drew pistol, which
he had borrowed for tue purpose, and de-
liberately shot him, the ball entering the
throat and penetrating the lobe of the right
lung. a large number of the company
Immediately gave chase to Poole, deter
mined TO execute summary vengeance, and
drove him into house, where he was
taken in charge by the Captain, aud imme-
diately lodged in Jail, Gen. ROsecraus
was telegraphed, the next day, to order a
cOurt-marlial. In the meantime, great ex-
element existed in Parkcrsburg. When
our informant Left, the order of Gen. Rose.
crans had not been received. Watkins
was universal favOrite Of the company,
and everything was done by the members
Of the company aud the officers of tho
hospital to alleviate his suferings. He
had already served three months term
in the First Virginia Regiment, and was
highly esteemed as noble young man
and valiant soldier. As We before sta
ted, he was not intoxicated at tho time Of
the sad occurrence.
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GS THE SrRIGG HoUsE HosPIrAL.-Wc
yesterday mado an examination Of the
sprigg House, and noted the progress
which DR.. Griswold is making in converting,
it into a Government Hospital. A large
number of persons were srrubbihg, white
washing, and removing vast quantities OF
dirt and filth, which have been accnmula-
ting for years in some OF the bnsemep,
rooms, and chloride Of lime was being
used. The general plan of the Hospitals
good. The bar room will be used as a
sort of an apothecary's ship, and also as a
bath room. The rooms upon either side Of
the bar will be used as wards, Us will all
the rooms in the house, with tho exception
Of those in the upper story, which will be
occupied by the nurses. The house will
be capable of accommodating about three
hundred patients. The hunks are made of
substantial poplar boards, and placed
about the rooms in regular order, so us not
to occasion Inconvenience either to the sick
or to the attendants. The ticks are made
Va P'"Au muslin anu sIuueu VIII stttiW,
making very cheap but comfortable mat
tress. The straw in these mattresses will
be renewed about every fortnight, and the
ticks washed. When patient dies the
mattresses will be Immediately burned,
which is the chief reason why they are So
economically constructed.
tits understood that DR.. Frissell, of this
city, is TO bethe chief surgeon, whilstiDr
Griswoldwill attend tg-thea discipline, or
ganization and direction of tn. institution.
that there will be three hundred
patients In the institution, two matrous
and forty nurses viii be required. The
nurses must be middled aged ladies, and
of undoubted character. DR.. Griswold
has had numerous applications from young
and interesting women, who want to act as
nurses, all of which he has refused The
sick soldiers may not like this uotionvery
well, bat DR.. GrisWpld will adopt his own
ideas rs to how discipline shall be estab-
lished and maintained in the institution.
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Notice TO Mall subsorIbers, .


aS-ExcirENENT - FAIRMONT-THE PEo-
Viz EXPRESS THEMSELVES UPON THE BAIL
OrrsrIoS.-on Saturday last the U. s.
Court sitting in this city admitted to bail
one William II. Hood, of Marion county,
and also made an order authorizing the
Commissioner of Marion county to admit
one Vim. Compton, of Fairmont, to bail,
both Of whom stand indicted for treason,
and have been confined in this city. On
Wednesday, Deputy Marshal Irwin and U.
S. Commissioner Forbes went 10 Fairmont
with tho prisoner, Compton, for the pur-
pose Ofprocuriug the required bail. At
Warrington the officers were met by a
numbers of COmptou'5 friends VINO begged
them to take him back, saying that he
would be mobbed, but the officers COnclud-
ed to proceed, aud upon reaching the de-
pot at Fairmont ther were met by an ex-
cited crowd of two hundred people, who
demanded that Compton be given up to
them. The officers appealed to the peo-
pie, representing that they were the officers
ofthe Court, and must do their duty
There were a number of knives and pis-
tolls displayed in the crowd, and one man
went so far as to stab at the prisoner
Compton was taken to his fathers house,
followed by the crowd, and 1t required all
tie e1ertions of the officers to save his
life. He was confined in "a room and con-
eealed behind n box, that the soldiers aud
citizens might not harm him through the
windows, which they manifested dispo-
sitiOn to do. Commissioners Forbes again
addressed the people aud gave them some
assurances which had good effect, and no
further demonstrations were made at tile
time. Yesterday, however, Compton
having decided to make no effort to get
bAiD as the officers were about to return
to this city with their prisoner the crowd
again collected and followed them TO the
depot with hostile demonstrations and
threats. Luckily no harm was done, and
the officers got off safely with Compton,
perfectly satisfied that he would not be al
lowed to remain there alive. He arrived
last night and was placed in his old quar-.
tiers in the Jail.
Hood, who went out to his home on
Monday, was driven away, aud is now wan
dering about in Pennsylvania.
The people of Marion have thus expressed
themselves Enthusiastically upon the ques-
ton of admitting to bail those who have
been engaged in the rebel army.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOP YOUR COUGHING,
LAUGHLINs pUsHFTBLD'S
=EXPECTORANT SYRUP.

In using this Expeetorant for Cough, or Tightness
Of the Chest, Pain IN the Breast, Difficulty OF
Breathing, there s not to be any fixed particular
time OF day for taxing Il, any precise number Of
times In day for repeating the doses; but the time
for taking Il and the number Of times the doses
ought to be repeated, should depend upon the mild
whenever tho cough or pain, tightness Of the
chest throat or the diGuty Of breathing requires
ls use no matter at what time OF day night that
should occur and the dose repeated otten eacl
particular may require, until the desired relief
Is obtained. Sometimes three or four doses day
may DO sufficient; while Mt other times Il may re-
qulre more frequent use.
It e the most eficatious, and at tho same time
the public and will give entire satisfaction IN eight
cases out OF ten. Price IS cents. Sold by
now LAUGHEINS 4 BIJSuFIELD.
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Rg= A CobD BLooDED MuRDER,-we
learn from gentleman who was at Guy
andOtte the night the village was attack
ed, and who made his escape, that man
by the name of Shelton. who is an officer
in jenkins rebel cavalry, asked aud OBJ.
tanned leave from his commander, after the
Union men were driven out of the town, to
take squad of men and go and capture
and kill Union farmer, named Achilles
Fuller, who lived about three miles from
GuYundOtte. Accordingly, Shelton took
the squad, and proceeding to Fuller's
house, murdered him in cold blood.
WItappears that some time ago, the father
of this Suction, with tho aid of others, cap
tured ono of Fullcr's sons. Fuller, with
younger son, started in pursuit., and over
took Shelton at his own house, where the
younger Fuller shot Shelton and killed
him. It was for this that the younger
Shelton killed Fuller