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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-15
Dry-G Goods s. Fancv-Store.

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
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9. so. 81 fcn6aum
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er letnc Sprtn8>2Baaren ~cmpfanaen, Die in elmer sroBen Siusp
ip@bl eer neielIeu &rtttd %bcitcbtn, unb ;l uitaeme.n buIiscu
9rS'lsl' We!nG teule eoneurTeni S%uIoiier, pcrfauft ncrbru.
So peRt %beoRoerS fplgenoe Grtiftt berpur:
SetcsnStu9s, III ldtoors uno alien NPps efarbeu.
gu9Itn 0fIain, 9euS uuo b0l6pcuene,
MertlCS. saiti NIB bolbmpul 4
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Se3teS HieeerldRoil6eS Suh ufS Gafimerss-
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tseptn9 9ocos II. poaCreu Il. baumpelencn Strii1in
yin SeluG hieles Sd8ers Diro e~rscbtn1ie, beten Ypn
.. 3D.. Or fen6aumj
robe any neuep 9Parfts.
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panpler ron 9eoer NIB S6u6s5it rinss, SIN.
pprtsar BON fron,6ii6em &al6leoer,
ID. Str,, 3wildcn Main u. @arp, 8ihmunp, Sd.
Dtutl6tn Sduhmadnn piro biS Yoatanoiai ador,
ttrts Eager BON Seoer ousr Dirt beaens e%mpfphlcn. Dieielben
fnoen SnleIblt susIei6 allies gu ibrem @eIbdft aSt6iae 9Berf.
Seus, bic T. 4. Stnotnas, geifcn &C., aEe SorteH itrserS L..
{. 10. DUO orc S0ttlcrr unb 9u66inhern ae6audl ptr,
benbe 0rner 1T slei6foaS %sps,dtbis.
@ue biefe @rttfeI ,ptrosn Stpen Sasr DSer euts Qasisre
biaisli s~trtauft. 1904
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NAetnaauer. unp WoieI.gBtin

9teetnaauer< unD @ioisl-g8eine.
@ps9en srba!ten cine Senpun9 Yon
20 6aB 9tbein.N eine,
&c 6a6 Moiet-8 eine,
20 ! Gosuae 9tnet Saltiacf,
Sin. 5earn, Nbi9ntbe, g86i5teS,
30 Sitst 9unbur9sr H. 9wfi,er Rdle
10 SAP dhten 9Bein Glis,
At6t ilHportrrte5 SetterswaTer.
SaeOb Qtpps,
Supporter, 1S4 SrooO-S tra6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-15

@enerdt.as fur 8tbmcuS 8. q. StrrGer.
l1rt;rlu6suoer Nrst: Or. y8. @)rebe.
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l7i'5|iirIlnlonn pispatfb.
.'A''-~s ..'... .>..-.-'
Western Virginia.

4..;aAs from the camps IN western
ja' ~. as late IS Sunday last. A gem
+ ,,,.o errfvedSln this city yesterday
i'e SO that Gen. Lee has fallen back TO
tor. aa.. between MEADOW Blah ane
mig. 10 anticipate n reported move
,,saepcmv from Seu1merssilfe, by the
sss roAd. Il appears that tae foaus
''F. ,,,.,,ine in al the 1niii, and the other
= hind Meadow Blnff, and by takiis
| ~ - route che enemy might have got
ee's rear, and made demonstration
~ rawgsbufg. Gen Ficyd was at Cotton
zen 41,;e4 beyond Raleigh Court
u" II hsA possession OF aiiliar's, Carn.
jas packs Ferries. and the mouth of
, . 4 report was in circulation that
snother engagement with the Fede-
s.vr d,ss ago, but nes credited. We
80, stassrnents of movement OF Gen
? f,rees. 10 which we shall not allude
se' :, -srai,t of further aivices. 1t IS he.
= .n., Roseacrsnz and Cox are both iu
,s.,,veha Valley, previous Tepor is OF their
80 20 the contrary Notwithstanding.
,iliasiuE operations have been exten-
''.' ..-,;ai ,u. snd the LlncoIaites OF the
.''i' ,.ste hsa 20 pay Hberaliy for their adj
-. - The old Uaion. The people OF
-, acting very nohly IL the cause OF
" "a and Gen &. 4. Chapman, Of that
e,v smoeg others, ts pntiTing In his exer-
60 SIMPLY she necessities of our troops.
,.,q gsl anly promised an abundance Of
~ -, Generals Lee and Floyd, but slao u
-. chs s3rzas % SI}Grtaiton.
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NfFgiaia frafsars

f. "'4dhpFe papers of the 26th October
y.., MAT "Co!, Joseph Segar, for many
=. - : resident AT Old Point. has been elected
y Ns'ess oy lbs Union voters OF Eastern
il. lhis bogus election was doubt
- 'h pushed by Lincoin's soldiers at
ts,t monroe and Newport News, aided,
e. ~ - runaway negroes, aud is ia tended
1t ~ 4ai compensation for the destruction
Z ~ oeeph SCARS property, as we'll as
lho,t,~,1 "F ms treachefy. The same an
Fl, ~ +A4ofas Us that the traitors ia West
ef,..,ss'~i a voted IN the Gath on the ques ton
A. s.. 'iSioh Of the State. Wheeling east
A.. aeitaing' vote in favor OF division,
ST., report is that the "Interior'' shows a
sfeater unanifatty
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Military 3lsseutees.

We are informed mat General Beauregara
'N hsassi general order to the Colonies COM
'-1a!Eg The dlAeTentregime of the army of
1' Io'emac, directing them 10 furnish the
"''-a' % II" towns and Coun ties from which
-E respective c01np anieS come, with list
"a fo'eRtees from their commands. and re-
'1"'ls LID sherins forth with to arreat and
s'~'4 70 i1eiT camps All such persons who
~'} % III FOR datg. We have noticed de-
'N''-isa' Of soldiers in Rich mond for a day or
past "ho are charged with the duty CT
sAeHdiAs al strGgglers from the army
= 'f"Ara!ng them 10 Manassas. 1t said
-' Aese 'lgiian. detectives" spare neither
n AuI Condition, but arrest haior or Z
-p'''a "!th as little scruple as they do a
'''''t' he rule does not apply 10 those who
's Proper passes TO 20 home within
t,,' pefiod, crsnrgeons eerifieates TO show
'ne1 are unfit ior duty, but the aeuon OF
Ia he"uFegard shows that vigorous mea-
"i' 20 be applied. and absentees will see
10y .4esI'fty o. repor.ing themselves volun-
~''y ioT dcty
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.rss slach aae of the Potomac.

81. adal article In the Washinton RT'ab-
heargax os Inc Line DIN Sovernmeni :,
ri, III ,he establishment Of Confederate
-, : on the Ylrziaia shore of the Po~
nd aye There IS nothing possible 10
% but 10 tI&e measures 10 disfodgg
., ron v whatever points they may artu-
d.. ,,.5,. in his way, aud 10 walt paiien tly
80 ~. rer,aauert relief from he difficulty
-.. IS osJy 90 pr found in the expulsion o.
.-.. f.as cH.u3ys main army centreing
..- ftns,ss Juuction-' The Official writer
.,> iaai5sa ol making the Potomac the
,ss.r.e.aa between thu North aud the
...s .!ld asserts that If the Fsderais ho!d
,-..,,ar.on, they must hold both sides OF
,..-.,.r 4aj the whole circuit of tie CHESS
...s Htv.v its manifest that the block
.,sasffe Po.cEl.ae is source Of much nnx-
t,tb.I ls,54u Government.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By e. B. COOK, Aycstessw.


kNATENSlfE !. K OF DRUGS.
IL CH EN- GALS, PERFUMERY. TANav
An IICLES, &c, AT AUCTION .-rns ..n
s.noer' defending To discontinue pusiuss viii AZ
~ a'- 81 re, NO "a Broad, bet Se-n sch aad 9TH
STREETS, On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9Th eo,nmss.sa.
at 40 clock lis entir- stock ennra. ms 49,,
uci Ia the DFug business, amonssr which !. ~ ha
ionaa Drugs, Chemiras. Pasfum nv. Esnrv ri.
s'e OF every description Ac -sbs woels 6nyinr
", a 70 WIN great care, and parti 4ulxry suited
AT THE SAME TIVE
y, <aa 'as ia IhEs, ne ng v.ry complete vevv
Ittis used. and OF the isies, ssy,e-consist,as 81
atus, complete. &C.
he asss ntion OF the trade II azked a. the sale a.
TKsas.-,ca b. WI wARINs.
pL t,M :, AsSOkIM M uT skA-
MADE CLuTHING, BOOTS, SHOES. ~
Al AUCTION .--u.. s.aLnI a..
at ~ o'e ack Il sei', a: NV 500
40 s2'e sd,d assor melt Of ~ sousble ny
sooos' e" sistins OF 9 Acoes. o. o :, eau, Ga.
sa'ineI, and othee Business aud over. oats P.s,s
ses.s, Shirts, Ac. eSs"
ALSO 20 cs-es slperior Men. aoot,: on.n,.-
"a s. AID Cniidien eaters. SIoes BasAisa. 90
10 =. 3. Co.'s, Ansk
ERAME TtNEMENT On sra :,TpEEr
NEAR THE CANAL. Ar AIysyT1,.M.
TN FRI:AY, LIST DAY of November, .: Al e,class
"ih sell on fhs premises, above. ~ frNa.ss
Tenement, In first cate repair; has heea r~rre11v
occupied a. residence. but WAS orisinalty A.sst
admirably suited.
The above As subject - IN annual g-auna Rsua Of
$50 bat If tho purchaser should WITH 10 r.ross 4.
il can Do doas with very little sxpsnas.
Immediate Possession given;
oeO
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Alabama Lsgisla. urs--Gossrners xs,,se,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Get. 9.-The Legisla.
snie OF aiab ANA met in this city on yester.
dsy. Mr. Patton, OF Landerdale, was elected
PRESIDENT OF the Senate, and mir. Crenshaw.
OF Batter. Speaker of The House
Inc Governor in his message to-day says,
mat IL the General Assembly can devise q
plan TO pay the war tax without coilec ting is
from the people at present, he recon mands
that 1t be adopted; but if no satisfactory aud
constitutional plan can be devised he thtnks
1T best to make no changs. He says that the
State of Alabama has kow g ooo troops in
the service tf the Confederacy. and other
regiments are being organized. He congrat-
Giates the State that all its citizens are nat.
rio;icaliy united in sustaining the moyemen u
In operation 10 establish the Independence OF
the Sou thera Confederaey
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tATIgT Y1on lr1aea1fa1


MEMPHIS. Oct 1.-The An~a,. q shis cir.
has reliable advices which aaeoascs tA.s
Gen. Prizes was at Nsosho on The lAtA fnst.
His army was in good iaghting condition. ana
Gen. MeCnlioch was In close proximity, anA
daily rscaiving large seeessions. Thar COR.
oined forces will outnumbsr any force tia,
Fremont can bring against them. The Opln.
Ion prevaiied. that Gen. Fremont wss makfne
d"snersts EFFORT to retrieve hts fatlins Tor.
tunes.
ts~n Prices retrograds movement was ssrs.
teseticsl and ale troops are now simply sun.
pied with ammunition, and dsternineti 70
stand.
JeH. thompson Il In Memphis. He LIFT his
comm;aBd safe.
1t was reported, at ST. Louis, that So, r~hAls
had eongregated 1t Fulton, with the design AZ
crossi the river. and burn,ng the o,ars
bridge.
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ARRIVAL OF CITY uF 1AI.rfMnpr
Earl Russell On American A1.i,.r.
mercial. &c.

ST JOINS, Oct. 25.-The steamer CITY Of
Baltimore has been Intercepted or Caus
Rac'r with Liverpool advices b tho 18th
instant.
The Earl Rns.eii. II, speech AZ Nsw Cas-.
tie, depiored the state Of affairs In America.
he said THAI England had no reason T., in
terifre, but should watch tls courss Of af.
fairs, and, If able. Interfere Tor the cause Of
freedom and humanity. He said he esaid
see no harmony either BY the surrender or
subjugation Of the South
H-eadstaas closed buvyaut.
Provisions close dull.
Couso,s a2taga1
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The Federal Armada,

hts aoFlees from Fortress Monroe, as
n Va, ''aay last, represent that the number
liz. u all kinds ia the naval expedi-
,o,ess 4'out it9, aud that the marine and land
4 nslt,~ '~@fh number from 80 300 10 ~, 900.
il !, GO, PAPER expresses the opinion that
n. a. asS'ihed for any port very far south.
.ofs ~ apeer tae command Of Commo-
asss seAt !, sad lie troops under the COM
~aa Of Gen. Sherman
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Gen. Fremont and tina Admini.t~.t,o,

WASHINGTON, Oct 25-(ien Fremont ri ves
the Administration much trouble. The Cab.
met had meeting on the 25d inst, and some
favored deprtving him OF his command i'm
meeiafeiy and ordering him to Washington.
10 oe tried by couT' -1nartial. The matter
was lett with the President to decide, who
finds TIA very difficult question To SETTLE as IL
involves not only great peeuniary interests to
the Government, but perhaps immediate and
important military results
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fy--g.AinE @as quiet IA Tie neigh borhood
fs9fraYl.l- atlast accounts, and there WAS
, s4faspg prospect Of an advance Of the
.esr There Is 40 tru,h in the rumors of the
aHag @; sasay troops across y river, OF
,1emc.s.r as force ~ braiusvilie While
.,-. So, May s9ecQ!ations III reg ard - the
....,y OF thr next engagement, an intelii
.,cy.uiJA j., oppressed that there viii soon
sharp work b5 humfries. Our pickets axe
f5r FatrftX. |
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+. Battle Of Lsesburx-,Eec.rilan's Plans.

The Battle OF bspsbuF%-.hcf .eiiau Plans.
l4DfiI,ity Of she Federal official statement
otl, -af Us tha strength Of Bakers force in the
bs,,.e Of the 2l~1, is fpily exposed by the Bal
aaare Sa4-., WHICH proves coacinsiveiy thatit
eeg,t not ~ 5feea less ~ IN 100 men. The
sgra paper reports tie loss i'll the California
r-su,ut done e. "a, showing that the Efforts
b. T.. ban .alstrauon 10 diminish the total
9l., re IT,, are Al tended to daiutie the people,
l,'s uJher stated, positively, ID 1T Nct'leil-n
-g'N pfl 70 iA,, crossing If the river, aud that
was part @! his general plan but that it's
b. success is attributed 10 The failure of Gen.
NJ all 10 cooperate, though he may have
bra threatened by 4 filnk movement from
] ..tl4, waieh compelled him to retreat -
il said, will not abandon his pet
= ~ct O! capturing LeesbUrg, aad rushing
!, @ there iat0 The Valley Of Virginia, and
Tli seud forward large forces TO effecthis OBJ
$', Meantime. however, ne finds himself
aeps9eA on his left. and is totally ignorant @ f
-1s strength Of his adversary III front. The
Baltimore papers Of Saturday last publish a
oTrldatle LAST Of wounded III the Lccsburg
ras-Seiusni, which includes the names of
a'fy commissioned officers, The Washing
ION correspondent Of The Clipper writes as fol-
l5v.
HE feeling e indignant cenEure for the
%fstirss waste o. life on Monday LAST, is still
'a1s herr, both among citizens and strtn-
2r5s tHr Of the puin,s most bitterly COM
ID "'e' oH l. sAe forcing of o small body OF
Ae- tlTGss swollen river, III front ofan ene-
A'' "n0se force was not known, and without
al} supply d hoala or other II eans of recross-
Nc. 10 e2se 81 uIishap. The cry *, whose is
Tar ;.Gli, where lies the cause of blunders so
+ .''. anal an idiot would not commit them
"t nave Mfug rumors 10 which must not
s"e 'aHEue. tut I may say that the general
'TitftiS 'hSj Mcclellan was not apprised Of
L- latFnFra movement at EdWard's Ferry,
III East iu9- It's character was no: commu-
d 1tra 10 h'l1. lie Is said TO be extremely in
Dc 4aat atiL
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Ms.a, IL. X. Mead.

sa..,,t g ssrsbarg Esyvess al nounees, nron ar.
kassss.pis authority, that the Hon. IL.
Ira, a.saae, Late United niAtss Miai..sr
Nv. s,. aas afsi vsd safely In QUO Of the ports
" - Confederate S,.ies.
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A Federal Stsamer rir.d Int.

CAiRo, oct. 2t--The Gcyernment steamer
Mireh COOK was fired upon last night by 500
cavalry About loo shots We're fred into her.
"oundine one man. The ire was returned
and one rebel was crippled. The rebels fol-
lowed the boat several miles, but she escaped.
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From Kentucky.

NASHVILLE, Oct. .a.--The latest Iouisv,tfs
papers report seventeen regiments Of infan.
Try, three companies of cavalry. and one ar.
iillery company from Indiana There ara
now in Kentucky la,i7s troops from Indiana,
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THE Associated Press Dispatcher

EbwAgp's FEKgY, Oct "A, p. M.-The rebels
duriag this afternoon, were bns.ly agtged in
and around their fort between Leespurg and
the river iron ting Edwards Ferry. They had
previously removed their ordnance, but from
the movements observed, II was Judged they
Were engage ia replacing them. The fort Is
located on The crest of the first range OF hills
from the river, several hundred yards 10 the
left Of piece Of woods with breastwork,
constructing 1t well, and extending into or in
rear of the woods
To the rear OF this elevation Is Leesburg.
Parties OF horseInen have ut different times
during The day, come up to the tortincatfon,
and viewed cur batteries ranged along the
hills above this ferry.
Between the fort hill and Leesburg evil
IDENTIFY rests large rebel force. The smoke
irum their camp nres has been discoyerable
all day. IL is believed, however, that their
msin body lies near 10 and directly opposite
the ferry. They have not exposed themselves
In any force, but their pickles aud small re-
cDnnolferirg parties hare several times been
seen. During the afternoon train consist.
Ing OF aboat one Auudred Wagons, appeared
on a morp distant hill 70 the right or Lees.
burg, and enc ped here undsr the lee OF !
piece VI woods.
Towards dusk Il considerable body Of cayai.
RI were sesn approaching farm house near
'ths rtvW, mile Abovs tie isrry, where. d1.
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From Wilmington.

WILNiS"roS. n. G., Oct. 80. o O'Clock at
night-Nothing has been seen yet Of the
Federal heet which left Hampton Roads a
few days ago. All Is quiet here,
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APPLYING THE BOD.


The Medina Tribune cites the following hos
tile engagement between two individuals OF
opposite sexes IS having come of in that
place few days ago
whipping affair recently occurred In this
village, In which q lady was the heroine She
had been invited to attend a ball by a young
man, VINO LOOK another lady, making second
choice. Inc sighted young lady was dTiyen
in buggy by her young brother TO the scene
OF the dance, and just us the faithiess young
man was handing his second choice into the
carriage TO go homes, he sattacked him Wi tn a
whip and lashed him soandiy, to the great
amusement OF II ~ or more persons.
AsoNG DEDICATED TO A'cLRLLAN.
a Yankee married lady, who, 1t seems, was
filled to OVERLOOKING with admiration upon
reading McUieilan's late speech TO old Abe's
minions at Aiexandris, beihoug ht herself of
perpetrating the choice mareeau iii poetry
The following is the result OF her efforts
We have had our last retreat
We have had ouI last retreat
We have had our laat retre-f
McGieiians marching ON,
Glory, Halle, Hslieinjah &c.
We have seen our last defeat,
We have seen uar last defeat
We have seen 0nr laas defeat.
McClsllan,s marching an
Glory, Halle. Hslislpiah, &c.
You sland By me and I'll stand BY you.
You aasaad by mo- and / Il stand by ron.
Y.u ssaAd b5 ~. sna Iii stand by you,
4 I'd shstoxy ahst be ours.
Glory, Raltss Maiislajai,. &c.
What !. ths best ilas y lsad = Rsa With =.
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spsr,aa, Arrivai-rhe Southern Commits

aIaNHTs on tHtI- Way 10 LIFNFpeOI.
..rrihsente has been received in ofTfci /
i. tr,ars here that Il Spanish brig arrived al
s. bile yesterday, from Hayaaa, losded with
f.. aud Other yaluabies. The vessel sue.
,.afa,ly ran tn. blockade.
T45. ARRIVAL brings the ira portqnt news that
Ns,.rs aisson ana SlideiI the Commissioners
sra- Con.rd rate q Government To England
srd France. sailed from II vana on the Esd of
uc5seg 10 n BRUSH vessel, for Liverpool.
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Eleven Federal Vessels at ths Mouth of tia
Mississippi.

mobile, Oct, 80 Eleven Lincoln men.of-
war, and one transport steamer, are Mt the
mouth of the Mississippi.
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Asfs"IBssN ~Al. cH.
= - --''7'l-i--i- - -~s---r--e.
THIS DAY


Oy la NOxf ri HT&t0HaeTs
FURNITURE. CLOTHING. SHOES
4 WAICHES, &c.-TiI D. ID ut a uc,ion.
a. my ftofe. on THURSDAY. OCT ri en-.
mencing at 10 o jock. q sraa'l lot Of Furn,tn .
Consisting OF b dse ads, Matt esses, Tables. Ao..
BACK Cloth brock sd Drr W Cosi. pm IT. A. !.
Shoes, Hats and Fancy Gods
ALoO-Stx G.HS aud Silver Watch. IN rar "a
va1e's and charges.
Terms SD.
oc ~ ALvX MOTT. Aue,.
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What !. ths best llas y lsaa ,psa vithf--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

che latter place more readily al the morcy Of the Pa
ducah forces. II Is well TO state just here that tho
plan Of tho movement kept secret from
even the officers commanding the several divisions, and on
Sunday whom 0gesby troops left for Bloomfield, no one
in Cairo knew dreamed of anticipated attack upon
any point down tho river. Consequently went Win
Colonel 0glcsby through tho swamps of Missouri upon
what seemed to be the only expedition at hand rom
which action nigh, BIO expected. shnil not Woiry
your readers with detail of the march from eoHue 81,
on the river through the ungcs and Businesses OF tio
great Mingo Niger woolswanp how we ma hew
roads through drear forests and over kess
how We had 10 bridge sopgs. and rivers and ponds ana
lakes; how we.saleed FOR want of water or shook WIN
agues eppendered by tho foul masmls and exhaalions
incideut TO swamp camping how we waded through nnd
and sand over logs and through brambls All these are
things which can only be appreciated by those who en-
dured them Suffice 1t to say that went through after
for DAYS Of hard marching aud weary labor only To md
bloomfield by the rebels who hal heard OF our
approach ami ncontincuty fled TO the swaps IN the di-
rection of Arkansas. We reached Bloomfield on Thurs
day morning and after hating for short rest OF one
night started Friday for Capo Grardeau to return to
Cairo We reached the Cape this morning and there learn
ed Of the battle Of Belmont. l Immediately came down
fr Cairo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS,

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ The Committee Railroads, of the Board OF Aldermen
will No. 8, City Hall, on Tuesday Noyembe,
49, at O'Clock NJ to consider the subject relative 10 The
Third and Fourth Avenue Railroads An pariios bavius
business before said committee and those IN h
above respectfully requested to attend. " ~
i. l. A. BOOLE,
CHARLES q. CORNELL
JOHN RUSSELL,
TiHItENJ 4 rhPIFY
nENhI SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

DIAMoND JEWELRy FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
j. few desirable articles be had upon early applica
ton 10 H. W PLUMB, diamond broker, 5l2 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

GREAT BARdAIN-THE ADVERTISER OFFERS
IA for private sale of the best rosewood
ever made fun octave rich carved legs
bass richly naid and solid pearl keys very powerful and
sweet one selected by eminent professor for the
owner has only been In six months and viii be sold AT
less than half the cost Apply Immediately at Che private
Ninth avenues.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-28
Wl.e Semi -Meeklu Mews.
1AO g "a l..
SALTISH.

Day before yesterday there was a
ftint effort made on the part Of some,
to compel the merchants to put down
the price of salt, few for the time
being reduced the price to s5, but
yesterday charged the old rate. Bills
were listIiLu "a about town calling Il
meeting yos' rri;ly morning, which
however w;.- "ut held.
We are IL t'ror Of having uX the
necessaries Of f. put down to living
figures botl, iJr the consumer and
seller, but not chen the step has to
be accomplished by riot, as would
have been the case yesterday had the
called meeting been held.
Why, particularly put down onl:y
the price of suit? If there is to be
reduced rate, we should like to see
other actual necessities enumerated
We hope our citizens will reflect on
the subject and act as become 4 goOt.
people should during war times. BY
" "citizens,' we mean, Of course, mer-
chants, tradesnen, private individuals
etc, We wish to he understood, as we
! cast no reticctions.-
Since the above was put in type
a meeting was called hCit nothing was
done up to our going to press.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-28

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines. with double iiue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills of the most mod
.crn and improved construction. We
challenge tn" trade to produce a bet
ter or more effective article ut a less
rr;c". Cotton Gin and Gr:st Mill
Shatting.
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India Robbrr Bclting..
Woodwruth Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artcsian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nislel to order.
Steam Euaecs, Whistles, &c,
and every description of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logue of oar Machinery, free by mail ;
all we ask is 4 preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. .Addr, = r. M. INENS,
No. 50 st. Charles ST., \. O.
No. :}-lv
The parties having refused to pay
for the above advertisement, we eau
ton all against giving them patronage