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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"s AT REDUCED PRICES,
& OLA LARGE PORTION or OUR STOCK
or
M-RICH DRESS dpODS .Ha
On our own counters, in the YArge shawl Room
M attach ed to our st0fes
In order 10 reduce stock and bust 10 scale
demanded BY the altered condition Of tue times
M Among the
GOODS
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, al 10, IL, Is and $50.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $50.
BAREbE ROBES, at aud so.
Splendid Hermann DRESSES, ut sl5.
A great variety of BAREUES, 0RENADINES,
CHALLlES, PUFLlNS, OR0ANDiES. Lawns,
to be sold without regard 10 cost.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE i co.
N. B.-The NEW GOODS Of the season receiv-
Ing by every steamer. ap Sin
RT-Cod Liver Oil of several brands-Just
to hand and fer sale. JNO. w GARLICK,
ap5 Apothecary, Franklin street.
------------------------ ----------------
EE Bed Bug Poison-A Speedy Extermina-
TOR For sale by JN0. w. GAKLiCk,
APPS Apothecary, &c.
BE Kerosene OLA Bright and Pure Ar
rIcLR-For sale by JNO. w. aARL'CK,
APPS ApOthecary, &c.
-
HH Rocks Good standardization Kheuma-
ap5 JN0. w. GARLICk, Apothecary, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05
CEOKGIA STATE LOTTERY

MCKINNEY 4 CO., MANAGERS
The following are the draw nun bers of GEOR.
Ola STATE LOTTERY, Glass s54. drawn at Sa.
vannsh Ga. April 4th, 1861:
81 "a so IS So 81 IL % 81 SO
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
MCKINNEY & CO.,
Sits Ssrannoh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

pLANTING POTATOES.
WHITE MERGERS,
PEACH BLOWS, &c
800 bushels of the above choice varieties, just
received direct from New Jersey.
pb-3t* RAGLAND 4 BROTHER
I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINT ED HENKY
L MEl ER nv agent to carry on the DRY GOODS
BOOT, SHOE, and CLOTHING business ON Broad
street. and to buy and sell tor cash only
APP 5-st* SIMON RUSENfELS.
LIVERY PERSON admits that LEVY is selI-
h ing his Goods At much less than the usual
prices. II has just received his Spring and SUM
mer supply, which comprises the largest and best
selected stock he has ever had in store. The fol-
lowing Is list Of . few Of the many very cheap
Goods, which, ha. ing been purchased at New
York auctions, will be sold at astonishIagly low
prices LOCO yards rich Paris Ameurs for dresses
Irish Linen at So would be cheap at rs cents 900
mixed Linen Shirt Bosoms, nicely stitched ri 81
worth shilling: 900 Grass Linen Hdkfs an *
worth 90 cents; l5o best 3e-spring Diamond Cord
Hoop Skirts at IS, worth 81; ise EmbroIdereJ
Swiss collars at IS, worth 50 cents: and shirf Ro
SONS OF every description at 20 per cent. beiow
their value. an9
GERM MAN CONGREYE MAlCHE1. -0naI
~ to the best Wax Matches shoe And elm
Brushes; Hair and Tooth Brushes; ivory and
india Rubber Combs; Pocket Combs Isdia.s
Side Combs; Tuck Combs and Puff Combs !: India
Rubber Hair Pins, &c. L. WA0Nfk
ap Druggist, cor. 9th and Broad SITS,
u EFlNED SUGARS.-1oo bbis. for saIe Ly
~ sps EDWIN WokTAAA \ Co,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

An Appeal will be held at the Registers
Office. in the Borough of Lewistown. o.
SATURDAY, May 18th, 1861, where all per
sons who feel themselves aggrieved can at
tend if they think proper, and obtain that re-
dress to which they may be entitled by law.
GEORGE w, SOULT,
apis Mercantile Appraiser.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
He 1Nl7f ST REL,
srAR-sPANGLED BANNER,

Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light.
What so proudly we hailed az the twIljghre last
4lcamiugE
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thro the peril
Gus fight
Der the ramparts we watched were So gaIlautly
streaming;
Ana the rockets red glare, bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that nag sin
there.
Oh say, does the Star-spangled banner yet wave
Der the land Of the free, and the home Of the brave.
on the shore dimly seen through the II 5t~ Of The
deep,
Where the foes naughty host in dreal ,i'ance re-
PDSeS
What is that which the breeze, DER the lowrug steep
As It ftlu!ly blOsYs half coEceals half Disclose
Now 1t catches the geam of the mornings first beam.
In fGil glory reflected. now shines ON the stream.
lis the stars Pangled banner oh! long may il wave
Ger the land OF the free, and the home Of the
brave.
and here is tI4t hand, who SO vaundngIy swore.
That the havoc of and the battles confusion,
home and country shall leave IaoreE
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps pol
luton.
From the terror of lghJ and the gloom of the grave.
And the sarspangled banner in triumph sliall
Der the land Of the free, and the home of the
brave.
oh thus be it ever, when freemen shaIl stand
Between rhcir loyd home and the wars acsU!ation
Best vith yotTv and peace, may the heayeu-reS
land
Praise the power which has made and preserv'd us
nation
Then conquer we must, for our cause il js ii-t.
And this be motto, " In God j. rust"
Ger the land of the free, and the home OF the
brave.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

efforts to reclaim himself proved unavail-
ing. 1t length he ;, uaht the advice ofan
eminent physician. who gave him nre-
scription which he tolloyed faithfully for
seven months. and at The end Of that time
had lost all desire for liquors. although he
had been for many years led captive by q
most debasing appetite The recipe. which
he aftergag4s published, and ly which SO
u.anv other drunEardS have been assisted
to reform, is is follows :-'Sulphate of iron,
) grains; ma@ncsia, II grains: peppermint
wafer, IL drachms; spirit Of nutmeg,
drachm; twice a day.
This preparation acts as tonic and a
stimulant, and SO partially supplies the
place Of the accustomed liquor, aud pre-
vents that absolute physical and moral
prostration that follow sudden breaking
off from the use Of stimulating drinks
In cases where the appetite is not too
strong for liquors the medicine supplies the
place of the accustomed drains entirely,
but Mr. Hall continued the use of liquors
at FIST with the medicine, diminishing the
amount gradually until he was able to
throw away his bottle and glass altogether.
after which he continued to take the med
icine month or two, till he was wholly re-
stored to sclEcontrol and could rejoice in
a sound body. There is probably in the
case of this medicine, as in all others. very
much IN the moral support given to the pa
tent by confidence in it as specific. But
there is no doubt that it also acts directly
as a remedy by assisting in the recovery Of
the normal tone Of tha system.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1861,

confidence that overruling Providence con
troIs and rightly guides all the thoughts
and purposes Of mcn. Ignorance aatici-
pates distress, annoyance, and defeat, un-
less its voice is heard in the van of The
battle Of life. Wisdom utters its thoughts
and waits for them to take root in mems
hearts, we'll assured OF the final triumph
of truth, even though long ages of apathy
and death intervene
Pretentious wisdom is i enough-a
sight to make angels weep. 1t aflirms lis
petty idea. w.,h an assurance raciprocably
proportonate to their Importance; it kaouS
itself to be right, and those who differ are
wilfully or pitiably blind. Genuine wis
dom sees some truth and goodness in all :;
seeks to induce others to think candidly.
and deliberately to choose what seems
eternaIly right and good; and, with its am
ply-folding mantle Of charity, covers and
blcsses all
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS,
Smuggling ARRANGEMENTS.

\ gentleman from Paris writes the follow
ing: saw through ore Of the windows of
the mayors Office, in the twelfth arondis-
sement what seemed to be the body of a ne
gro hanging y The neck. 1t the first glance
and even at the second, | took it for a hui
man being, whom disappointed love, or per-
haps an expeditions Judge, had disposed of
SO suddenly but | soon asoertained that the
ebony gentleman in question was a large
doll, as large as lie. what to think of this
| did not know, so I asked the door-kc,per
the meaning Of it.
This is the contraband museum, was the
answer and on my showing a curiosity to
examine ii, be was kind enough to act my
cicerone.
In a large dirty room are scattered over
the floor, on the walls, and on the ceiling,
all the inventions of roguery which had
been confiscated from time to time, By those
guardians of the law, the revenue officers
1t is a complete arsenal of the weapons
Of smuggling, all, unfortunately, in com
pete confusion.
Look before you there is a hogshead
dressed up as a nurse with child that
holds two quarts and a-half On the other
side, are two logs, hollow rs the Trojan
horse, and filed with armies of cigars. On
the floor lies a huge boa constructor, gorged
with china silk !; and Just beyond Is pile
Of coal, curiously perforated with spools of
cotton.
The colored gentleman who excited my
sympathy at first. met with his fate under
the following gcircumstances:-Iic was built
Of tin, painted black, and stood Ike key.
duck CT Ethiopian chasseur on the foot
board Of a carriage fastened by his feet and
hands. He had frequently passed through
the gates, and was we'll known by sight to
the soldiers, who noticed that he was al
ways showing his teeth-which they sup
posed to be the custom of the country
One day, the carriage he belonged to
was stopped b. a crowd at the gate. There
was as usual q grand chorus Of yells and
oaths, the vocal part being performed by
.le drivers and cartmen, and the instrument
tai by their whips.
The negro, however, never spoke SIN
gle word His good behavior delighted
the soldiers, who held him up rs az ex-
ample to the crowd.
Look at the black felloW,' they cried
'see how we'll he behaves Bravo, niger
He showed a perfect Indifference to their
applause.
My friend said the clerk at the bar
rier, jumping upon the foot board, and
slapping our sable friend on the shoulder,
we are really much obliged to you
Oh, the surprise! the shoulder ratified.
The officer was bewildered; he sounded the
footman all over, and he was made of met
al, and as full as skin could hold of the
very best contraband liquor drawn out at
his feet
The juicy mortal was seized at once, and
carried OF in triumph.
The first night the revenue people drank
up one of the shoulders, and he was soon
bled to death 1t is now six years since
ne lost the moisture of his system, and was
reduced to dry skeleton.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
War or no War.


The seceders marched in armed bodies,
and compelled the guards Of the United
States forts and arsenals to surrender them;
but II 1cdS not 2cGr.
With arms in their hands, they captur-
ed millions Of dollars worth of cannon,
small arms aud munitions Of war, belong
ing to the United States Jut 1T was not
acQr.
They seizeG the ships of the United
States bat 1t 1cos not lcur.
They seized the nints and the money of
the United States, and applied them to
their own use bat 1t 1caS not lcar.
They fired on an unarmed ship, carrying
supplies to a fortress Of the United States;
Gut 1t 2caS not Uar.
They are besieging the fortresses of the
United States, have surrounded them with
military works, and cut off their supplies !;
but It as nat lcor
But, if the United States attempt to re-
lieye their beleaguered garrisons, or even
send them provisions in an unarmed vessel,
1t IS iear.
If they attempt to transport a cannon
from one fort TO another, or from a foundry
to fort, it Is 1car
If they transfer a soldier from fort to
fort, or from State to State, tt IS acar
If they send out ship to protect their
loyal citizens, 1t as aCar.
To talk of exercising their laws, protect
ing their commerce, or collecting their rev.
enue-1t rs qeaY-hOrrtble 1car
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
WATIE PIPE

Having been appointed agent for the sale Of
the Wlliamsport Company's Tubing for wa
ter courses, which is the best and cheapest
ever manufactured he invites attention to the
following reasons for it's use:
l. It is made of pine and perfectly healthy.
>. It is the cheapest pipe made.
3. Il is the easiest laid down.
f. 1t is not liable to get out of order.
) Ii keeps water sweet and pure.
6. Being small, it soon becomns saturated
with water.
I. 1t is durable, lasting from 20 to 30 years,
s. 1t has large bore, and is not liable to
choke.
9. 1t can be made larger to bear pressure.
TO- Iron viii FIJI With incrustaton, or will
rust out.
H. The mineral of lead and iron ia very
unhealty.
r. Iron and lead, same size, will cost 6
times as much.
REFERENCES.
Il. Fondee, Supt Cattawissa r. R. Co.
J. NJ. Macklin, Supt. Sunbury and Erie
r. r. CO.
j. N. Fisher Supt. Shamokin r. Il. Co.
SUpt. Ecrth Central.
Hon. j. W Maynard, Williamsport.
Hon. Thomas Hepburn,
john Taion, Philadelphia.
William Irwin, Nittany.
Thomas & Harris, Belefonte.
epls Nh' b. HUFFMAN
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
The Cure Of Drunkenness.

The irresistible passi p for liquor which
is acquired by men who can not govern
their appetites, is quite as much a physi-
cal as moral disease, and the terrible era
wing for the accustomed stimulus which
constitute the apparently irresistible obsta-
Gle to reform, comes mostly from the local
inflammation of the stomach and brain Its
cure by medical treatment is not, therefore,
irrational, and if it is possible it should be
understood that those who struggle vainly
to break the chains of degrading habit,
may avail themselves Of whatever medical
reinforcement may contribute to the sup
port of an enfeebled will There is a fa-
nous prescription in use in England, says
the Springfield Republican, for the cure Of
drunkenness, by which thousands are said
to have been assisted in recovering them
selves. The recipe came into notoriety
through the efforts of John Vine Hall, IA
ther Of Rev. Newman Hall and Capt Vine
Hall, commander of the Great Eastern
steamship He had fallen into such a ha-
bitual drunkenness that his most earnest
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Whole No. 260a.
Oi1a D. lOGI3,

ID Ia ~ @ G - Up
nFFICE on EaSt Market street, Lewistown,
~ adjoining f. G. Franciscus' Hardware
Store. ?. S. DR.. Locke will be at his office
the first Monday Of each month to spend the
week. my3l
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

t'LQUR by the barrel or hun3Tcd-Fancy,
| Extra Family and Superfne Flour for
Ie ny JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

'gAL OIL LAMPS, Shades, Chimneys,
: Brushes, Burners, &C., for sale by
'eoIl JOHN KENNEDY & co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH

of themselves. families or friends, executed
in any and every style, from miniatures up to
life size Photographs. Pictures copied from
small Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, &c, and
enlarged to life size. Stereoseopic pictures
Of residences taken upon reasonable terIns.
and stereoscopic boxes furnished when called
for. Haring bad ten years experience in
business and avaied himself of all the latest
improvements in the art, he feels confident
that he can render satisfaction to all who may
call upon him. Every variety of Photograph
ic work undertaken at moderate prices. Al.
so, a large assortment of Photograph frames
constantly on hand. Instructions given in
all the various branches Of the art Pie
lures taken equally as we'll in cloudy as in
clear weather Call soon. decl3-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.

W. NJ. A. MCKEE respectfully announces
w to the citizens of McVeytown and
vicinity that his car will remain fer short
time in the above named place, for the pur
pose of affordng all who may desire - the
opportunity Of procuring a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

oST RECEIVED.
70 bbls Pic Mic Crackers,
~ Boston Biscnit.
~ Sugar Crackers,
20 Family g
D 1ozes Soda Biscuit.
'r.@ the Bakery Low to the trade
'''s by JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Demolition of the Navy Yard at Nor
folk, Virginia.

The Government has wisely determined
that no more public property shall fall in
to the hands Of the eonspirators who are
endeavoring to overthrow our institutions,
ossorted3 rlltfd3 '%2nn tGffttef4u "acGo" s,..~--
: m0dating terms. Merchants can save n mon o.,
= Ty purchasing goods of this descrlgti|m ~
~ aniS l, ". 49,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Cheaper than the Cheapest!

, =. =. S6NAHE E-TGm5lers a. 621, IS, 81,
g. H. 90, and GO per dozen. GobIets,
%aeEs, Fruit Stands, and Covered Dishes,
o at JOHN KENNEDY & Co.'S.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-18
Legislative.

We fad the following ip the House
proceedings of Monday:
i Mr.. Martin, Of Shelby, to whom was re-.
ferred the subject of re-districtine the
State, reported the following bill. which
was unanimously agreed upon by the
committee;
| No. 2S---A Bill TO lay of the State into
Congressional Districts: f7tT
SECTION !. BE Il tHaci,d Jy tie General As
sesty cf' Nc STATE Of Tennessee, That the
counties OF johnson, Carter. sullivan.
Washington. Hancock, Hawkins. Greene
and Cooke shall compose the First Con.
gressionsl District. .l,D- =
| The counties of Campbell. Claiborne.
Union, Grainser. jefferson, Knox. Sewer.
aud Blount shah compose the Second
I Congressional District.
The counties Of Monroe. NcNinn.
| Meics, Rhea. Folk. BRADLEY. Hamilton.
Marion, Se9uaichic. Rledsoe. GrynSy and
7 Franklin. shall compose the Thini Con.
I grcSSional District.
! The counties % Anderson. Roano. Cnm.
sl'erland. MeseSn. Scsu. fcntrS~Ss. ,srcr~
I ton. jackson. Putnam. White. Van Re.
{ rem andWsIrcSi, allcesayoSe the HcHr,h
. Congressional District.
tAc ccOaSsos < G&cNa, Sssi.A. Nc
( Male, Wilson and lkAvsSas4ns. shah e,ass,
. ls'>e the Hilh C,SesresSicSssl i,Ssi1NS.
Z fhe ecsNiscs ~ C.snsen. Cssace. Hs~s>
I tord- ASr~asSlA RSSAcSsara ard Msi6sFss,
. son. shall oSS,pnse the SIKH Co,c~cSSass,
al hssricl.
lac c'WusieS- II lSNca,n. ts0as. law
rerc'c. hNyrH lxpl> tuG MaE-V. SAhu
coOpose tie SsUoniA oor g~ss>Sonas lrs.
iIic;.
flle coa9ijc> ~ Sa1hrs-. RsAetrSsr.
Aoni Cnaae-V. larrghf-a DeSaan. lsprn
VarsNs, Hickman ANA >icwa-q. shall ssre.
poe l-st h.c...h mn crrS>iaunl n,,sigll.
The caars5c, Of l1srrv. Weak lt., ,ilr,s-
Over. 8 -t>-- az. sa-r,aa ,hfa GUINNESS
the Ns-iA Con c-cs>asusl l,i>ar6sa-
The ctI-I'5> - 1h-9eqnor Madison
liclatse-s'r. NcNA-g. al-s.n, Dcatta-.
s.tric1 ans Perry shiI compose sllc
Tenth -o- r's>>la-s E, nisss5si.
llc coE-,-ss 81 f3vtsto shells. Tsr.
tn l.-.l,serSEsi5 ARD Haywood sAsl sam,
pnse ias Eiev1nsh Congressional -lissSei.
SF1- :. l@l> A;I sAnl fakr offcgl ana
lie II io1v'o ifazh a-1a aisec - y,assncc.
Tie Na>ari3e l7s,-io- ed "Wednesday.
hn> the fdiov5rs Il regard 10 aosian on
tie Bll,,
Tic Ay5aa-tanmcls BlE-The hll having
oa iAG Stale in;o new Congressional Dis
is5eis. unanimously reported Nv The SaiRi
. select committee having charge a. Tie
>ulSeo;- was ap Tor consideration vcsaor-
Jay a both branches 81 the Legislature.
I In The senate i is. We believe apon Ii,
3 anAl reading, as2 was made the special
order tor iodSy. TAe Eoase, after CON
. slae1.sl -e dIsaISs.c5; ana i.le reiec,ian 81
severa! amendments, passed the lSll on
. l's SECOND reading. We lrcsBlsle shat the
E action q iAe lloase j. test uf the incl.
Z Nations u members. and indicates she
5na! passage Of the bill in that body TO-
gag. should lhis he the case. the House
I bill can he transmitted 20 the Senate and
I adopted in leu OF the lai;er's hill. passed
on its third reading in tlai body. and he.
/ come LAW as soon as ]; Is enrolled and
J receives the signatures Of the Speakers.
1t takes effect from and after its passage.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-18
Latest From the Potomac

We are indebted to the Richmond Dis.
patch OF the 18th, for the paragraph be.
low:
We have received from Sergeant Major
Parker (Gen. Writings Staff Orderly
some interesting intelligence respecting
the blockade Of the Potomac; and though
1t Is not our purpose ut present to make
any revelations upon Il matter which has
been abundantly discussed in the North
ern journals for weeks past, the public
need not be surprised to learn at any
time that the worst apprchensions of the
enemy are realized. Gen. Writings Brig
AIDE, 1.-THE third is in excellent condition,
and the gallant commander is looking
eagerly for chance to cross the Potomac.
A gentleman who left Fairfax Yesterday
morning reports that there is now no
sickness in the camps, and the troops are
IN fine spirits and anxious for q fight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-18

courage Of his couptymcn, by supposing
any appeal however eloquent could 70
arouse them to energy aud prompt cxcr.
ton, MS the bare statement that their mis-
guided countymcn and professcd friends,
the Southorners, were waging an unnn-
t,ral war, and thereby furnishing tho
bright fame Of Kentucky--woula be- hung
amid the jtersof che populacc, upon the
most convenient tree am proud to
learn that the discrepancy of sentiment
in East Tennessee is gradually giving away
to unapinity of feeling in favor of non
submission. have ever believed the
gallant old volunteer State would assert
her rights boldly and vindicate them ID
the foremost rank. The health Of the
army is remarkably good, although the
weather has been very unfavorablc TO
health. The river at this point is rising
rapidly. More anon. JrLIrs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-18
7-~71--I----T--~-
Another Brilliant EXPLOIT.


=. NEW ORLEANS, Yet y, 1851.
DIN gun boats, commanded ny Conlmo-
dore ioillns, started down the river Tor
the purpose OF dislodging the enemy!s
vessels AZ me heau OF tne iasscs, which
they did successfully to-day. The follow
ing 81 hom Comnedore Rollins 10 the
Naval department, announcing the VIC
tory' Last nient attacked the blockade
WIN my niue Meet ana succeeded, aitera
very snort struggle, in DRIVING them all
aground on southwest fass Bar, except
the treble which i sunk. Captured q
prize; ana after got them fast on sand L
pePpeered them WELL No casualties on
our SIDE. lSigned,l Ii. n. HoLLINs.
our meet carried 10 guns and three hum
oLeu men ae wnile thg enemys ioree was
aoout lorty guns ana one thousand men.
NEW VRLEANs' oct. tine I. expedition
asairst me reaefal Diockauing heet OF
!nis por,' toiisls'eo Vi the NlanaSshs---ah
IRON olaI Marine oattefns ram with one
otIPounoer pahlsren gun. Inc steamer
Cnhoui'' me nag-Ship OF the expedition,
WIN one z+Pouhder ana Two io.ponnder
Daiiisrehs; the lVey' WIN one men gun
1 t, one o.,Pouhaer rlhea cannon; the
o SIens VIVA 'wo . mon NoIuhoiaas' the
s elonea, WIZ oile o1iPounaef Pvot gum
I ,nu' Gf'nGii ooiulnolaSs ana one TG.Poun-
Ger fiilea cannon, ana the cutter Pickens,
WIN one o'lnch Tolumpiad ana 1our II
pouhuer c"Iroi,aues. :
ihe D.ocNaueis consisted OF the Itch
a,o u slnSelliies' lreo,f' wafer Wltcn
anu the schooner JOS ,s IL. noone,-ln all
ravihg d. guns. Inc "Ioone was II
L 10 .ho Sessei captured sometime ago
Wy 'iie Lincoln vessels near daiVeston,7-r
W we ii1w nave hef BACK again.--Ed'lors
'oaieaG,"f1' rHU L.J t
Ell on 1 trisu'y night our meet started from
ror' 'n "m manassas Leading the
MY, me un'gnt was intensely Ozark. Inc
49,, .t",a"ss"s s'Luch yessel which sue ran
in.o near she pow ana CUT INTO her up
WaiIso " twenty leet; An appaiilng shriek
s Ias ,ie rool a1onr para ime doomed snip;
ssiiai rockeI WAS hrea, the enemy beat