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CSs HuBdfea EollaTs lTsa5fuI5IlI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
os BPEEHLToRRHozA,
g L ET, Is o., AID IN z OF EH o I
OUREO,

y u Is q y,
Afer all other Treatment FailsIl
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New YorS Oily, Will pay One Hun
the above named diseases. he win pay the same
rum fer tne prOOf that sny other physician IN
TIE United ss,te1 tEoats the Eams disensas With
thfter many yssrs Of laborious study and e1pori-
RounOo 20 the unfortunate, that hs has perfected
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
Of the above and other
, PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad elects sF1sing thsrotrona, including
DEBILITY OR HEE9OUS PR05TRATIOH.
Of WON I9 hsd expended suHersds oF collars WITH
Islfasylsd physicians who profess to treat all priFe
ualEdies with nlceess, anu Withoct receiving the
Or. GIBsOE does NOT bosBt that he Is q member 0,
EOme Coliegs IN London OF Paris es rerhsgs sons
othsrs do Tor the purpose Of ongn2Tr me iunGosot
and who hOt OUT gTesf % 9ctation9 never 20 Do 70
allied. Bnt what Dr.. GIBSON might boast Of Il
those who repose confidence 10 hi5 ability Rnd inbog
rity, and that he has perfected American systsn
OF treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don or Pars or Eny pateat medicine to equal for tbi
rsdoal OF seminal wsaEnos5r and ALI diseases Of
/ arrangements, Doth mental Raa physical, sziEiB.
i from sexual or socr5t sbuss.
Dr. GIBSOJ s!sc claims IoF his new treatment II,
following gdyAntEscs over al gthsTs -et discovered
and Fat the egeGtB used arc IA Toapect diaagr5s
able; he usea no relics q the dark agesi such 8
/ Hsr0ury, nor Any otcsr daletarous drug: eeoQeds
/
ly bis treatment iH positive and certain IN all cases
He stands prepared TO 70 into znY public pFiTat
hOspitSl in ths Uaitsd Statss and demonstrate tn
immense superiority Of his new trs1sruenG over an
| other now known 70 the world IN point OF prompt
ness, pernanancy, Ie;dnesss aaiety and copVenisno
| % tbs patient.
| Or. GIBSON Is permaBontly located In Cleveland
| and has diving the past two yesB performed mar
cures OF disessss which had for years resisted 81
other modes Of treatment. RssrBnce can 30 given +
indivituss Of the eTst respectabilty ia Cleveland
| Boston, Rev EoTS, and other eIties IN regard q
skill and integrity II all professional trGnsGltOls
| OFBpepsia, EhusLassi5rn, GcTCfcla aud Al 5hrout
| diseases treated vita superior Euo-asd.
80 Medicine sent 20 any psrt 0l t5s country o.
| receipt Of ton dollars.
Dr.. GlBsoBs New Work On Ph7sioloET SoT ss'
| at kt1 Oil-0s.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eye5sTopally sa5 I{e5teiAs,
s,4- Once No. I17OntsriO street. up stairs, s fs'
doors from the Pablo SQnare.
Oflcs hours troE, 70 y snd froEc 20 e'olco
| nsffV. (S1rda-s sycsatesf G~rs
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NOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order msde by tbs Judge Of the Prob to
Court, for the County of Cuyahoga, Ohio, in the
matter OF the siQpTnen Of WilliaIs Fiske, shall
offer for gale ct public auction the door Of the
Court hcuse, in said county, the ga day Of No
yember, 1851, at o'clock T. H., the following de-
scribed notes. to wit, said notes being the ssseta
Of said assignment.
Da.e eOinOses. Makers. Time, &c. Am'I-A FTT1il-
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F.ra Honne1well.

Asahel b. jackson,
Alansg n Y. Lawrence,
JOhu Singer,
LuCiu1 v. Eager.
Wi Hem Z. Lason and
Ada tRe Lagon,
nat anwHn
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sAruRnAY 2Np.

are from the Detroit Advertiser of Mon
day:
SATURDAY 2ED.
Steamer Illinois, which was slightly dis
abled in the Sault river, bound up, by the
bursting Of Q iue, hsd the same speedily
repaired, and was not prevented from con-
tinuing on her voyage. She will reach here
to leave again as advertised.
Schooner Sardis Burchsrd arrived here
early this morning from Cleveland. A re-
port got in circulation day or two since
Of her being ashore, which was at the time
promised as being entirely grOundless, and
thus it has proven.
Propeller Buffalo we get nothing fsvors-
bic from. She still lies hard and fast at
Fighting Island.
SUNDAY 3D.
NINE VESSELS ASHORE AT POINT Az PEI
LEE-From Captains Of vessels which ar
rived OF this point yesterday, we learn that
during the severe N. E. storm on Friday
night, no less than nine vessels were driven
ashore, four Of which number being on
Pt. au PelIee, and FIVE on Pt au Pellee
Island. The names Of bat two Of the num-
Der have as yet been ascertained, these are
the Oriole and North Star, the Captains of
which have already arrived in this city in
quest Of tugs to 60 to their relief. The
Oriole has considerable water in her; the
Star was but little injured. 1t is feared
that many more have met 8 similar fate,
which have not yet been heard from.
BRIa AoADIA.-Vessels which arrived
here yesterday from below, report that
nothing was visible Of the brig Acadia,
which vas ashore at Pt. an Pellee There
can be no doubt as to her fate, and that
she has gone to pieces. A portion of a
cabin trunk was seen floating in that vi
oinity which corresponded with, that others,
but nothing else was TO be discovered
Strong fears are also entertained that the
crew, unable at the time Of the storm to
reach the main land, have all been lost ex-
oeping one nan, who left the vessel prior
10 the commencement Of the storm.
The Schooner Rebecca arrived here yes
terdsy from below with her main boom car
ried away, and the schooner Joe Villas,
with her oentrebosrd in q damaged condi-
tion. Both vessels will undergo repairs
here.
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EeaaI Aatieea.
NOTTCE 10 CONTRAOTORs.-

IN Proposals viii be received at the onics q fhs
CITY Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until 10
O'cOck NJ hOf ember lith. 1851. TO- building a sew
or In Easle street, to extend from the nov n
Eaid street 70 Oau al street.
Plans and gpeci idcatiOns may Be seen and more
particular intrmati had At said Engineers once
on and after the 7th inst.
Each proposal must Be accompanied By good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder to enter into
contract 81 the price named In his proposal sboald
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission Of BIDS reserFing the right 70 accept or ro-
jet the same. By order Of the Board.
JOHN WHlTELAW,
City Civil Engineer,
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RAILROAD AOoIDEST.-The o'clock train
on The 5. NJ. & N. R. R. on Thursday last,
Ean upon a COW q short distance from the
FrederiektOn depot, throwing the lOOOmO-
tive, tender, baggage and two passenger
cars of the track. The locomotive was 6
good deal crippled, aud the oOW-catcher
bent completely under, but the cars re-
osiVsd little or no injury. Although there
were many passengers on the train, none
were injured.
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2 He CITY.


NEW YoRK WoMAR's Amy RELUF Asso-
oIArIex.-The Buffalo Express says; The
report Of the WOmaa's Central Association
Of Belief ct New York, to the U. s.. sani-
tary Commission ct Washington, is just
issued, and states that q, 447 hospital gar
msnts, s,l6O articles Of bedding, 1897
haVslOOks, 90 boxes ed bles, II boxes books,
and /, $50 miscellaneous have been for
Wardsd to the Sanitary Commission, at
Washington; 1923 articles Of bedding,
2Os5 hospital garments, and box Of lint
has been sent to 81 Louis; boxes edibles,
and 1000 fans were sent to Miss Dix 6
boxes edibles to Georgetown Hospital 8 Of
lie same, and lSs havelOOks, and sl2 ban
dasss, etc., were furnished the medical as-
nocistion, and 1867 havelOoks, and 465
aannel shirts socks, etc., to various regi'
mehis.
The association returns thanks to dis.
tAnt donors, and mentions among articles
most nesdsd-quilts, blankets, knit WOOller
socks, Woollen or canton underolothes
small hair and feather pillows and cushions
for wounded limbs, slippers, and deliOaoieI
for -thO sick. Those sent to New YOrl
should Be directed to the Office at Ii,
Cooper Union, No. 10, Third Avenue.
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lCOurt Of Common FIsaI.

The state Of Ohio. lCOurt Of Common FIssI.
CuTshoga County, SIS.
Oarolins E8hsnbEennef,
"a. Petition for DlVoFoa.
Gsorge EshanbFenner.
HEORGE ESHEEBRENNER. Oh
~ Maristta, in ths county Of Washington, ane
Stste OF OhiOis notified that Caroline hrannal
did, on the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1851 nIs hsr psi
tion IN the once Of the CLERK Of the Court q CON
and State Of Ohio charging the said George Eshsn-
bTsnner with Adultery, With one EliEabsth kol
brennsr, and asking that abs nay bs divorced f9ou
the said George Eshenbronner5 which pstition ufl
be for hearing in six weeks from the dGts haralth
Dated this 18th day Of may, A. D., 1851.
my2s:tis5 BY Pierre A. Collier. haF Attsy
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THE LONG PIPE.

THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From thi'
source is obtained
Oil Of the right density,
OIL that will not explode,
Oil that vii not crust the W!.k,
Oil Of 3 light color,
Oil that has not been sOOrchei,
OIL that is free from acid,
Oil that is free from alkali,
Oil that has been well settled,
Oil that is free from smell,
Oil in good, tight packages,
Oil with no dead rats in it,
Oil that is 0anti-diabOliOal,"
vi Jheb Will make the most NSasI
Oil at a very low price,
Oil that nothing but cash viii by,
Oil that gives entire satisfaction.
Send your orders to
1I6 BANK STREET.
II6 BANK STREET.
II6 BANK STREET.
ll6 BANK STREET.
I16 BANK STREET.
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And you will get a better article and
more valve for your mOnSy than at any
other Pace in the country. Remember
that fnis is the only vholes Nle L,'np store
in Northern Ohio, and one of he largest in
FAo United States. The only N. m in tDis
city who is exclusively and lsgitin. 'tely IN
he oil trade, who thoroughly unasrsta 'OS'a
the oil business, who has had four years
experience, who has ten thousand dollars
invested in th 3 business, and vAol as three
thousand reguL N customers, is
s. s. B ARRIB.
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stssS O. ed6Siv 9hiO Court of Common Pleas
JUlia A. WoOdard,
vs.. divorce.
George WOodard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
D WO0DARD, gill take rotics shat tbs plaint q,
Julia A. GODDARD has this day nlsd her petition
the above named court asking for dissolution Of
the 'arTtaEo contract; cause assigned, wlliul ab-
aud adultery. The Case will b. ter hearing 81
tha NOvemb Der Term Of saiu Court.
October 24th, 1851. JULIA A. WOODARn.
R. A. DAVIDSON. EOlicitor. ocLz5.a6l
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2apet 8anglnga.
1OO ono ROLLS WALLPAPER


War has been declared and Secession Is the order
Of the day and now Is the time for all tidy house
keepers 70 Eeoode from dirty and smoky walls, and
ooarce on them with ruah, new WALL PAPER
reby improving their homes, and most q allithe
=; Jre HEALTHY. - -
loo, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale az Il Carson q Co., le3, Superior ST., and
10 low that ell can get them.
TEE COST IS MERE NOTHING,
Weara now rssdy to sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 to 10 per cent. below
eevfeus prices and would most respectfully invite
an 10 look IN upon our stock before BUYING for IN
1uality Of goods aud the length Of pieces, We can
Five the utmost satisfaotiOn. Our goods coming d.
rsotly from the aotOriesi We thereby save one prot
Also large assortment OF Shades OF every Taris-
GOLD BANDS, sc. &C,
Also lust opeued heeutifni lot 81
co r N / @ E s
selE IN endIesH iety. PAPER Hanging done at
short notice inexperienced Workmen end st reason
able rate
ing and vArnishlng at fair and remune9atiye rates.
n. OARE9H 20.
h. B. To Dealers We would invite their attention
70 our largo stock. nara.
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John +. BOrRes, Mrs
Frtdsrika Borgss, I'd
ward HssseBmullsr, Jus
stamp, VIM. Mackay,
Theodore Voges, Adam
schnidsr, ValenLfue
swain, Oatharius Bur-
ger, term tn Benevolent
5Oeiefy, John Black,
Franois Gre . ford, Go.
Groenlel John Hem .
ofick Isaac and LeOna q
Covart harles Heath
CT % White, firm OF
Beath 4 White, Eerd
uand SchumAker John
LaiBy, Commonwealth
In-urancs Com mpany,
Vim. B. Lsonar , W. W.
Harbut, Cha les Grimth,
Melancton Burr, Wm,
p chardsOn, Philip G..
Weaver, JOhu Mott,
John ID. Clark, William
BrOggennlyer, d. Be h
Mar 3 Henke, Henfry
Briker, h. A. Day, w
Mein Defendants.
R"H ~ nnU
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A SSTGNEEiS SALR-PURsUAYT

Termg-C8sh. Joseph \, GBANNI5,
Assignee Of Mm. BIsKR.
Oetobar q, IssI:sss
A SSIGNEE'S SALB.-PURsUANF
"a to anoTdec from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hOga County, Ohio, shSll, On the aBth day Of No.
vsmbar, ls5l At Two oclcCk y. N. expose for sale
at public aretion. at the door Of the Court Rouse,
in said county, the following described property, 70
Wit: "a ore and half story frame house. situate
On the south haif of srb-lut No 25, Of u A and b.
GraDg0f's subdivisicn OF levsiand ten acre lots
Nos 81 and s., Of Ahsz Merchants survey. said
premises being tas sets e the assignment Of o.
b. Robson. Apprs sed valUs-&2t0
J. g. GRAHNi5,
oct IS lS6i:363 AssiRnee.
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LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.

LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRAININGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps Of the best workmanship.
Lamps Of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining tabs;
Lamps for the sitting room
Lamps for the parlOr.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the ssamstresJ.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shoemaker,
Lamps for the carpenter
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer. :
Lamps for the merchants
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for Ohurshes.
Lamps for halls.
Lamps for vessels.
Lamps Dor ever.
GONE WITH THE CASE,
COME WITH TIE CASH.
COME W TTH THE CASE.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH 7 he CASE.
And yOu will get better article q
more valve for your monty than at a
other Pace in the country. Eememf
that = ais ia The oD1u Gle I, 1np stC
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MAREE.-The following marine items
are from the Detroit Advertiser Of Mon
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II CourtofCommon Pleas
CuyahoEa County, Ohio.
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uar.land. Nov. 5 1851
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They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume % the Voios.
Thsy impsrt q delicious aroma 70 the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm
auT ona-
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Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From this
source iS obtained
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sPALpING's PREPARED Gu

MA single bottle Of sPALDIEG's PEEPARED
GLUE viii save ten tines ~ cost annually. -
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Professor Of Egs5sTopa{hy saS Gs5teiHs,
e4- Once No. I11 Ontario street. Op stairs, lev
doors from the Pablo SQnare.
Ofjce hCUvs trCE, 20 = sDd ron 20 e'olccl
esijF. fSoEda-s gXcso6cd e-Ee
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Finance Committee, in conjunction with the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings, to approve or re-
ject all adjndications Of contracts made by the
Comptroller, and to approve ali bills and Claims
against this city during the recess of the Board
And til the Council adjourn on the 9Th Of August
to meet on the lat October. Adopted and sent to
Board Of Aldermen for concurrence.
The Finance Committee reported resolution,
approprating for the payment of sundry bills
Adopted.
The Committed on Streets and Landings report
ed resolutions in favor Of accepting the contracts
for Keeping i'll repair the bridges aud crossings in
al! the Districts 10 q. 0. LocEey for the First Dis
tlct; to f. j. Bau1uc for the Second District: to-
G. Il. lyans for the Third District, and to VIM.
Henry Tor the Fourth District. Adopted. Also,
gran4iug permission to VIA. Ferry to erect steam
engine at No. Z6l Tchoupitouias street. Adopted.
Mr. Beggs called up the message Of the Mayor
in which lie vetoed the resolution regarding OBJ
sructons on the leVee at the heads Of streets, and
moved that tie Board persist inthe resolution, AID
the motion was carried by two-thrds vote.
MIR. Magioni moved to adjourn until Friday next
at O'Clock. Adopted, ard the Board adjourned.
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NUMBER 1875.

tucky, that there has been considerable fghtng
and sklniishing during the present week in the
vicinity Of New Aadrid, Mo. Last Monday, the
New Madrid Cavalry went out to Hamburg, No.,
about thirty miles from Watkins' camp, and made
an attack upon DHtch company Of Lincoln's mer-
cenariez. The LincOlnite company consisted of
eighty-fonr members, most Of whom fred upon
our troops and for their dear lives, tearing a
wheat field all to pieces. The Captain Of the Lin
60 mites, fat chubby Dutthman, showed fight,
when the cavalry treated him TO more lead pills
than we're beneficial to health. The last seen of
him, his body was upon the ground, his eyes were
closed and he vas supposed to be dead.
The cavairy corps Captured 81 fine MIME mus
kets, and seven prisoners, the remainder having
" retFograded.' @ aIrl ...- ~.
On Tuesday, the Lieutenant of the cavalry corps
went ont skiEni9hing with seven men, and brought
hack eight muskets, the supposton being that as
many LincoIhites had been relieved from military
dufy
Every day, We learn, the soldiers about New
Madrid go out prospecting, and they generally re-
turn with the muskets other trophies Of the
Hessans. s~
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calling their attention to the case Of persons in the
military service. on furlough leave by reason Of
sickness, and who may wish to travel for the sake
of health. and desiring to know whether such per-
sons viii be allowed to travel free of charge. All
OF the companies from which replies have been re-
ceiVed, have responded fayorabfy. list OF these
is appended, to which my own company is added
10 prevent imposition, the party desiring to avail
hrnael OF TINS privilege should present certificate
from the surgeon of hs regiment countersigned
by the regimental commanders, stating the reason
Of the furIough.
AS explained to you, this class Of cases did not
occur to any OF Gs in the Convention of the 26th of
June. Very truly, etc., h T. JONES. @
Lis: of railroad companies referred to in the
accompanying letter Virginia Central: Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac; Riehraond
and York River Richmond and Petersburg and
Petersburg Railroad Companies. t
On motion of Mr. Perkins. the letter wasreferred
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Russell, Of Va, offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resot5ed. That the Committee on Finance in
quire into the expediency of providing for audit
ing and adjusting the claims Of the respective
States against the Confederate States for expendi-
lures and advances made and to be made for car
ryiug on the war, 80 that the amounts may be as
certained while the evidence is accessible, and OF
providing for time and mode Of satisfying such
claims.
Mr.. Msmrringer offered the following, which
| was adopted s.l@ b.
| Resoiged, That the sum of s527s SO, reported by
the Secretary Of the Treasury as received by do
| nations from churches, on the late fast day. ia
! hereby appropriated for the use of the wounded,
/ in conformity with the resolution of Congress.
1 adopted July 25; and that the Secretary Of the
! Treasury is authorized to pay over the same ac-
/ cOrdingly.
| On motion of Mr. Memmirger, the report of the
! Secretary Of the Treasury, and accompanying
i documents, was ordered to be printed.
/ On motion of Mr. Hill, of Georgia, Congress-
j went into secret session.
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W. DER ETlsT,
Ny OFF ICE and RESIDENCE.
ltS GRroneIxfef streeG,
l..

I CUIsTAwA SUGAR ss44EgN4:&sY FOR SALE
H OR LEASE,
That very desirable establishment, situated the et
ot the Mssjssirpi below GoTerunGn Wharf whiu
the limits city of New Orleans is offered good
investment capitalists vino be desirOus OF aiding in this
Broges- of Southern manufactures Il IS now in coupete
and is well found having steam engines, boilers vacuum
nan centrifugal machines hone black furnace her5 mous
ampe and yard ROOM cooperags etc and IN fac a the
requisites tor carrying Sugar Refinery MoRsses ReUo
Ing on large scnle With htle additional expense, it might
ne easily converted into Il Cotton Mill.
Il hrs Whnrf the ieveo with @Rter sun
the accommodation OF veaslis delivering taxing in
sor further information and for terms, epPly
Dig tf&W BAREIaLI L CO., 81 Common street
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HAD ONE OF TuEM.-A gentleman who was at
Manassas on Tuesday morning, saw negro man
belonging to an Alabama officer, march lonaFe
into camp. The negro short, thick-set fellow,
had two guns on his shoulder, and drove ms prs
oner before him. The Zpuave was pert looking
fellow. and wore his arm ia sling in consequence
of his wound. As the negro reached the company
in which the officer was standing, he handed over
his prize saying, 'Massa, here one OF desc devils
who been shooting at US, sir!
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SHOT ACClDENrALLY.-Mr. II. E. Tucker, Vol-
unteer from Marshall county, Misslss ppl, was ac-
cilenta!ly shot at Manassas, Tuesday morning, by
the discharge of pistol which fell from an ofncer
who was riding by him. His remains have been
carried to Halifax county, Va, where the relations
of 1he decease reside, for burial.
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ORDER FROM GOVERNOR ~ PlERPoNr TO CoL. J.
G. J,CKsoS-J JackSO1l'S AnslUer. --Pierpont, the
bogus Governor Of Northwestern slrglmas iately
made call for troops upon J. G. Jackson, Colonel
Of the Wood Militia, under the regular State Gov
ernment of Virginia. Jackson had been strong
Union man, and Pierpont thought he was an ad-
herent to the Lincoln Government. Jackson re-
plied TO him substantially o.: follows:
Sir III see you damned firstih
| This information is derived from gentleman who
lately came here trGm Baltimore via Parkersours.
| ' lRichmOn d Enquirer
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A FLOATING lsLAND.-Capt Simpson, of the brig
'' Bird of the Wave,'' at Boston, from Port-au-
Prince states that he floating island, clrcu-
lar n form, about so feet in diameter and ~ feet
high, with several trees on it, He saw 1t on the
18th ult in latitude 26 deg So min north and lon-
gude u deg. 81 mn west, and passed within zoo
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