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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

On For THE MnL1oN.-A letter from , lnSG ID
the headquarters of the oil excitement Pens vel boz
the Pittsburgh Chronicle says that m'n'In or va;
just been discovered In fortyeIght hours @ anJ tso
struck, two hundred barrels were barreeu uP cra
large tanks and one fiat boat were full besuo aonnul
deal lost on the river banks and the OIL sun tbrOug
to boil, roar and surge, and throw up a stream
four-inch hole from forty to fifty feet high
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14
upon exchange or specie drawn from any banks hereby

repealed =
SEE Hereafter the clerks of the County Courts shall
have until the 10th day of April in the year ensuing the
taking of list to deliver to the Sheriff such copy
thereof and under the penalties are prescribed in
the fnrfeth l40l section of said act
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

Increase in 1859-'6O over 1s5s-59. .7,703 "
The crop this year will fall short of 49, 600 bales and
to 900 bales have gone down Tar River this
sequence OF the Of the Tar River Bridge
on the Branch Road. This cannot happen again from the
same cause. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

CONVENTIONS IN February Besides the CoG
tions which met on Monday at Montgomery and Nae
ington, the following movements occur in the ooan0-
States during the present month
February 4.-Virginia, election for Convention
9.-Tennessee, election for Convention
l3.-Virginia, Convention meets
l8.-Arkansas, election for Convention
25.--Tennessee, Convention meets, t..
28.---North Carolina, election for C00Vel"'D
28.-Mssouri, Convention meets W,
The Arkansas Convention Gf called by Inc Fy%I
will meet March 4th, and the North Carolina Oon''
ton On the succeeding Monday, March llh' v,s
In the elections in Tennessee, Arkansas ana ,V,@
Carolina, the people will vote for Delegates anO a.
same time designate whether or not it Is helf WIZ
a Convention shall be holden. If majority So! e.
the Conventions will assemble at the times appol"
In Virginia, Tennessee Arkansas, MiSSoG ro,rs,
North Carolina, the action OF their re8pecIEe UU
tons will be submitted to the approval or u'saPT
of the people .-, il Ken
No action we believe, has yet been taken IL ~
lucky, Maryland or Deaware.-ChorIest0N C0""
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

OttOn Hauled by the Wilmington q Weldon Rail-
Road Since October list, 1860.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

Increase 1861. -. .5,547 6
Whole crop hauled in 1859 and 'e9 256 bales
- in 1858 and 49,. .......... 1868
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

Total. ...................2 20, 2
Four months 1860 Il '61. .28, TT bales.
IS 1859 Is go. 1920
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14

Total. .28,777
In 1S59-'6O the following was delivered in the same
Deriod
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14
u. :. CLARK. >. >,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

GRAHAM Dawes. PriUate Secretary.
BIS EUeTy paper IN the State will copy the tOTe5oD!
with this notice, one time.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-07
0cumifdte9,

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fr Mat pis IS oft 8sIbi,0t Cur6 crr,p Guweu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-07

frduIi&s @dtalt ptrf6ltug,nO ty6n,n Si, m,tuc
beissn SBaul&s, p,rrsu sir mtiu, mtin ean.o
SsrmRSsn lt8e i'd gu 36rsn 6aB,n.
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anb ris bsftta an hem @ludtuius., absr reius
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ten ftt.
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f1ranttsn arnsn spr bas stnlias 6,uf:r e,ltlt
bate, faste lest nit b66nifbcm qdhtlu: @,b II
Sic fa feline uun6tbia, 9la8s. I&6ue Syr6Ot,
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Stt fub in meiHtr Ra6t: earum l,itn Sis
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gen mdstt.
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flut an sty psriblcTtn,n Ebir,, alter NutS
blttb tpNttniilt i'm 6auI,, - Ter, 8uf, vsGbal-
ten ans.bGrt.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-07

9trhb~'l9'n rno itiatsn pisIs 3lbr, lang Sas
@ra0 ais Gin Observation-Disclosures pur, eva
Ter o.rtau'tm ifs ritNiumis an ,tu,u fran;6Fib
an 8file"o'n. 9u parjs wmos ie nun in elmer
@'''brt'n"tr'ommludg aus tbr, Suite ,tnOm
men uno nateen man sini8t bunc'rt gatn ft
n'r E'i"lr1ne BON Der Ninmit atatlGf faae man
cine Snfettf nit rtr Nunttf,: Deter S6ta lens
t0nt2'tt'r 6o6fiftod'o'r IN g]oucOn, 9s96rtt vie
is Sabre CUR q. Vutasatmanot."
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lfUl6dlt us'r on @Ia san an Sttlsumancsruug
nnc i5jo6 Oamtt, ra6 ,r f& trtnuu,. oas eOlp,
ne N1is 9rV,lsn ga ltju - pa tat,u 81, uihts
]otrIereu, ais cis Str9OIpun9 - bsmute lat.
CLUB zine O0me.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-07

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-" . $'"''r"' NV"'' ms pnff
Ms., ae.,5 80 ''.1'O 1'e q"
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StQOt Ri6monO.

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Der Iraatr, ann pl iauen 10 Gents ~, aeIon,,r
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NelI N1crrcn gNirfhcn
q. S6esfer II. e ION p.
APptb Ter uur OruagtR,
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nottt1t fur oaS tjSbtr aaeunntne Su,rou,n bvFt -,
@ni,r agttttun5 pr'n'pttr @sojtnuns, ton,lSt aud f.rntr>
UNI oCTJTtubofl o~uSotfutrt. '~''
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@tNttmf RranfhtItfn

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ltrtrait' 3neoanitc sriorosrt, Gejit auf Grirf.
ii@t NhttNtiluna n~tuyrpdjittr 2lut, ctr ioDte
untsr Ger Nerri;: Or. S.. c. .. 3jtm. 2ln-
sytjlttt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-07

Miro Elm N|ann unttr ~aunt6mtar,n 8,oinoun.
1'u, I'm @1rttnorbrittn 3u osrJibtsn uuO Tb
I'M Aault nuBl@ 3u mac5tn. 9libtrts an er
fra8ea in or Ofjei .. 81. Cpsr IN 81. Wrrua's
Ed9trbt'r Salcn an Sroaofr0Br mas, Der lien.
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S~vommcln! Ernmmelnt

@I'n sitlgtlr Goneo3uj,u f,ru mo nab bic gu,,ist.
eot or .lI'rtNN1 tx eN- q tn spu an
t,itGt uUo lc,dt itcr,tt fcr,tl auf Qaa-r bSlt. Ti,f,lSrn
NHo sSs'r9art ano zen cti s,l,n 4la.riaI uub Tsn.
Z. YoIhtr,
Gct Der stem uNR FTstAGravr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-07

= 4 m Il !. y arriDn Wr0i.
So 4oatr 9Ita 4 Is, Gtrtsl6rai
9La 9urwtu, ~. o, 9t3t.
AO Stct y. 6tot6, &ehtsamralt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Douglas ImProvea
nREmI1nn G 4 MlLL6f: -.

Washington Works. Zdnesr.'.sss, r Pra
We sre nv pr5Dared 20 manuisetgff uoorpssl
Sroer-Cane Mills. either vertical reTer ARE %.
viii he able 70 supply the demsna E fmorgve "a
We are aiso manufactnrin1 o--,r ErsPaf ali.
ers nreelredt ID furnish every article ne mn
~ ana AZ msderafe rates ffqniIes r.vsrds F
PRICES-s50 SD $50 eloe acc -iesn-l
$1,000 sudEvaporafors 50 tP on srfr
rsls-i,rs snd Psmphiets mrnishsa 20
IN orSers addressed 81 che under .pT0THfiS
~ attendedto. bVo EnesviHe
ao1-ly - sal5
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Oregon NurserY.

We her 10 call the attention Il tile public to the Flo-
raj department 81 our Establishment. which We now
have in full and successful operation. Our stock Of
Greenhouse, bedding and floweTiRg Plants Shrubs,
nc, consisting in part 81 Geraneums Verbenas Dab
las. Peluxes Pennies HeliOtropes. &c, We oder for
sale the GINNING Spi ing At lswer prices thar usual, there
BY placing them within the reach Of all. Meat Of these
% ante flower aI Summer. and for size, color, form. and
fragrance o. flower cannot be excelled.
Having The advantage Of a hrst class prOpagsttng
house and Is appendaEes which an Tds rs facilities for
increasing our stock 90 meetany demand parties shO'd
have no fears Of getting what they want By handing in
their orders early.
We attend 10 the Pfopagafing Department ourselves,
and warrant every article purchased Of as 20 be gOOd
strong. healthy we'll r0Ufe1 plants. and true 70 name.
Our descriptive and priced catalogues will be out In
Anil, 81 will be forwarded By mail To an applicants.
IA. V~ANARSDALE & co st. Juseph Agricultural
House. and r. W FURN as, Farmer ONCE, Br1wnvilie
M T.. afeOur authorized Agents. All orders LETT with
them wlil receive prompt attention.
r. n BURCHBS B CO.
p. S. Having forcing pits specially for the purpose,
we will have SWEET POTATOE plants for sale BY The
million, at reduced prices. =. u. B X c..
Oregon, No. Eeb. 1861 Feb 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
MoFat's Lie PlIs
AND
PHENIY BITTPR0


these medicines have nov been before ne ps,f. 4.
a period Of thirty years, and during iIst lme 49,
maintained a high character in almust ever MT 80
Globe, f"r their extraordinary snd imne8lsi nrss n
" every kind % disease 90 which The human fame Is
liable.
me following are some Of he d-isirassinr v,ri,,, =
human diseases In whirh the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are we'll known to b. mfaIHble.
Dyspepsia By thoroughiy cleansing be Oct ini &c.
end stumaehs, and creating a NV 90 pure healthy bme
Instead Of TIE stale acrid kind, Faluielrg LssafA-
peeiie Hear burn Headache ReSrlessnsss ll-cmuer
Anxiety. Languor and Melancholy which ae be len.
erei symptoms 90 Dyspepsia. viii vsuish, a. ANIMAL
consequence ~ It's csre.
COsfiD mes, BY cleansing the wkslelenut o. tLfl IN
~tesfiues with . solvent prucess and without v~iiete,
all viOlenf purges ieave the bowels "assge uiIh to
DAYS.
FeUsTB, Of an kinds, By r%esforina the blaod fs afegu-
lar CT %eufafiou, through The pi0ees, Of perspiunsn ~
such cares. iint he thorough solution Of 40 nisnnsl
obstruction in others.
The Life Medieiuosh have been known o. cure Riegaa-
fsus ucrutabcmfly in .hTee weeks and GCU m half
TIL time by renewing iocsl ind mmat6i fr,n ne mus
cies and ligameDts frcm TIE juiuts
Dr0psies Dfdu Kinds by freeing and sirenE henlnE
the kidneys and bladder Ties upefaie nei eealhHni-
ly ON these impITtani organs snd henre have ererheen
found o rertsiu remedy I'M the wurst csesui Gravel
AIsp Worms by dislodginE from the iurninrs dihe
bo~eis he Shiny matter 90 which ihese creaiafes 90
bee
ScuSVy UIceY8 and IaUeieraie Sores By t%hepehUf
purity which these Life Medibines give iethehHt 80
and al the huDiBrs.
Scol butte Eruptiens and had complexisrs tyiter i-
tentative effects upon The hnids that iced he hh ff
the mUtbid state of Whirh tcca>iuHr all eHpnfe ga
plissnts sall0w clou-y and5theg disaEreeaofc nlfi-
Inns.
The use Of these pills for avery short Tine ViHehe
a. entirecure Of Salt Rheum AID q -frkinf mfNft
mrni In The clearness 81 The skin Cmnnn Cids ha
Inhaenzs will aiwayr be euTedby 0neeose ofDl t"'M
the wursl Gases.
PILE The original proprietor Of these mealeiuts
wsscuieio % piles OF fhirty-nve yeEfs iaHains ~ W.
use ~ the life Medicines alUne
FeveT and Ague FOR this SOURCE Oh ne "e'e
Country, these Medicines will De fUurd 1le 'psnl
and certain remedy. Other medicine ieryet lf
sHbject 10 areturn of he diseasc-a eHeiy lpos
cinrs j. permaneri-tty Them be sahthed PC
Bilious FeVers and liver Complaints -hehs.a' y
biiiiy lOsS Of appetite. and Diseases 81 ftu-
Medicines have been used with TIE mot 9tntts.l
suits In Cases % this Subscription. ktngs b{h
MS in it, worst forms. yields g. the mild le
fi actft moi the-e remarkable Medicines. ntn
Nervous debility NervDus CpmpiaintsVi on ~
pitatiOn Of the heart, Painters Cole, are speeun'
ed ...f a.
MeYrUrfdI Diseases -Persons whose on.-.--
have become impairpdby The iiudiCinus use q
will end fbese MediciaeS a perfect cure a. HHy ~,
fail To- eradicate from the system. all ne ela-
Mercury infinitely s1oBer thanthe nl9st
arstfOns Of Sarsaparilia. #B AVgvt
July 5 1850 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
mammoth Cabbage.

Those who desire 20 mise the largest cabbage in
the world. should procure the MaFblehead Mammoth
Drumhead. The Cabbage averages 80 pounds t.
The plant. and plants have been grown weighing over
go poundsand measuring 20 inches around the solid
head. The heads being a good deal larger than q
two bushel basket.
One package Of Marblshead Mammoth, 25 cents.
five packages one dollar. ] do not sell the Mammoth
by weight. Dealers supplied at a liberal discount.
| warrant oil seed sent 70 Tearl the purchaser.
JAMES j. a. GREGORY,
L37v5 Marblehead, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

horses, mules or cattle.
BENJAMIN s JOSHUA ROGERS.
Brownviile, Oct. rs. 1850. nI5-yIy
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
6OmarO assOclotiOn



4 BgneUolenf fnsf ifufioii established by special En-
dopmcnf for fhe Relief or fhc Sick and Distressed.
oHicfcd Nth Viruient and Epidemic Diseases and
esperiaHg for te Cure Of Diseases Of TIE Sexual
NCFrr1f
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. BY the Aching
onrnoon. 10 all who applg by letter. with q descripi Ion
of their condition. fiEe oCcupati0n habits Of life, &c-)
and IN cases os extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge
Vainab.e Reports on SrermatorrhRa. and other dis
oasos of the Sexual Oreans, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed IN The DiSpensary. sent 90 the afflicted
On sealed letter envelopes. tree 81 charge. Two or three
gfampsf for pasfa0a viii be acceptable
Address Or T. SKIEIIN HOCGHTON. Aciiug Sur
Roun. M9Nard Associative n. 80. 9. south Einth street,
Wilninlrhia. Pa. By onier 81 the Directors.
ElRAD d. HEARTWELL, Pres.
GEO. FATRcHrLD, See'y.
Oct1hor "a. 1850. ni6-yly
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Flowers. Fruits, &c.


JOHN a. KENNlCOfT. nj the Grove Nursery
West Mortified. lil. has ready for delivery
Bulbs. especially Tulips AZ the low rate Of $3.50
Der 100. and $50 per Thousand for large roots.
. StraWberies. Of all the mpst approved varieties.
from 2 ~ I dollars a Thousand for most, a few sorts
like Wilson's ALBANY. higher Evergreens 20 to 40
cents per foot, a~ocording 70 variety and form--ave-
rage 25ceuts.
Fruit Trees in gOod variety. Apple NJ from s 10
is dallars per TOO and tho smaller tho cheaper and
better Tor distant customers.
Small Fruits urrants, Houghton Gooseberry.
Raspberries. Blackberries, &c..much lower than ever
Odcred before.
Ornamental Trees. Roses and other Hardy shrub
bory. In great variety and abundance; and 10000
small 10 large plants Of Upright Ioneysucklos. Lil-
sci, Spireas. Doutzia Scabrl Prim. DC. nc from l to
10 per hundred. And the beautiful Diebgtra Spec
abaiia and other choice pereHnials at frum l 50tO 2
per dnzsn, and common lhings-all desirable-at
about half price.
CasingEes by mail on application and every
thing safeiy packed for distant transportation and
as a rule INST isings sold at about ten per cent. less
"a autumn than spriag. l-ho-l-N
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Pnre Rred Fancr P0nIlrE.

For snle Black Spanish, White D,rkings. Golden
and Spangied Polands, Sebright, Black african. red
and white Baniams, white and Wild Turkeys. Pea
Fowls. white and brown Hong KOng. Bremen and
wild Geese, White Created" Aylesburgh and Nus
cOvy Ducks. Common and Madagascar Rabbits.
All animals sold will be carefully b0xed with the
necessary feed, and delivered 1t the Express Office
Address w. A. G0ODING. Oak Lam
n37v5 Lockport. Will Co. Ils.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Theodore Hill, Agent

Al DroWnVtile. NJ. r.. keeps Onhand = reneral as-o-f.
nent Of Hoffman sPloWs.
BfcVnville. Nay 1850. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
LOOK TO YOUR lNTERESTSl
STEAM FERRY BOAT
BTORnTlIIe, Nebash.
y taosola tbs slasss soaisnFiatinr going .

10 Au0aeIH the STAKES contemplating CCInN TO
the Nebraska and kan-as
GOLD MIN ES
The uDdersigDed desir. tosa, and ia 80 doisg viii
uDt practice deecptionsthTt here are adrantages
20 BE- securedIn
Crossing the Missouri river al BrOwnville,
and ou.dttinx -, and startile from fha point not
O. be found ID any place On The Missouri XII
YER. ln the frst place. IN both sldetst the river
areiarse extentsOf bOttem lands IN which grass
makesa much earlieTstaTt than on the ut1ahds,a aud
Is much more abaudaut being inexhassflble ID e
entire season. Here, then, isa desirable place To-
recruit stock befOresfsriing On the Plains. Stock
can alfo be purchased here on very favorable terms
The Br5Wnville Steam Ferry boat. beingthe best
on the River, offers pecHliarinducements for cross
ing 90 this point. Il islaEge and eommodious: Win
powerful machinery. which enables the proprietofs
70 ferry smigranti and othersin the NEST exPedi-
tiUut manncr.
We undertake 20 say that the business men o.
Brcwnriile areas well prepared 20 serve those wish
ing supplies. with q superior quality and on as fay-
orable teImsas can be found elsewhere. Everything
desirable can be purchased IN BroWnville. sueh -
Provisions, IOlhing, Mining lmple-
meHtS, &c., sc
The Route from BroWnville 20 the Mines Is uni
Versally admitted By those who have Travelled Il and
Others, TO be superior in every respect. BroWByiile
Is about midway between st. 10. and Omaha. As
to distance, an examination Of the map isall that
il necessary to prove TO any one that it is near T
from here to the mines than from any other point
on the Missouri. On this route wood and water
abound the entire distance. while on many other.
wood haste be hquled for many days.
The foregoing facts are fully and satisfactorilyes-
tablished by the immense travel Of last year. and
those who adopt IL the present season viii have no
cause toregret having done 50. Therefore
Cross the Missouri River al aud start
from BrOwnville.
- JOHN O0DDINGT0N f CO.,
Projectors steam Very Boat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style Of Lushbsugh x Carson az BrDwnviHe, Ne
brask.. was. on the frst iay d November dissolved by
mutual consent. by the withdrawal 81 B. r. Lnsbbaugh
John l. Carson will settle the unfinished business Of
the old arm and confine the Banking aud Real Estate
Agency business as heretofore at The old stand.
B. y. LUSHBAGH
Nov. LIST, 1850. JOHN. L. CARSON.
In severing my business cOnnexiun with my lsfe part
ner, deem this a proper opportunity Of expressing my
thanks for the pafrOnage bestowed upon our hrm during
The periud IN which we were engaged in businse.
II affords me nsush pleasure also o. commend b the
favorable consideration 81 the friends 81 the old firm my
successor in business Mr. Carson, a gent email IN every
way worthy Oi the confidence and support u . discrim-
mating public.
B. p. LUsHBAUGH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Evergreens. Ornamental Trees, aud shrubs.
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Roses, Dahlias,
&C.. DC. &e.
To which we would beg leav. 70 cali the attention.
Of the people Of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
sas and Iowa.
tZ-Our terms willbe aslow as any reliable east
ern Nursery.
By purchasing Of US the expenseof transportation
from the east can DO saved.
All trees and plants are carefully labeled and
packed IN the best manner for any part Of the Unit.
ed States. for which a charge Of tie actual cost only
will be made. No charge will be made for the deli
very Of packages on hoard steamboa s.
All nsa1dressed to the undersigned
will receive prompt attention.
Eth. BURCHES d co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20
NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS DIVISION.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
Spirited Engagement at Point
of Rocks.
The Rebels Defeated and their
Cannon Destroyed.
ro,Nr OF ROCKa Doc 10

PoNr OF ROCKS, Doc 10, 1861.
Az ten O'Clock this morning a rebel battery of threo
guns ankcd with abou, hundred infantry suddenly
commenced Smelling tho oncampment Of Colonel Goarys
Pennsylvania regiment
About twenty shes, well amod, fell amidst the on
eampment-the first within q few feet Of Lieutenant
Colonel de Korponay commanding The six companic.
IN camp were well deployed and intrcnchcd
The Twenty eighth regiment battery oponod nre with
two guns, the first shot disabling of the rebel guns
the second falling in their centre
Our battery then advanced and poured a continuous
hre into them, siencing all their guns driving back
fourth one reinforcing them.
The rebels were driven from their position in full re-
treat. There were at least fourteen killed and many
wounded, Our side did lose a man
Tho engagement lasted over naf an hour
After the rou of the rebes the victors turned thor
guns on sono honses near the Old Furnace the vrg
ni side, where about 100 rebels were secreted driving
then out killing and woundng many The guns were ai-
miraby served.