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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02


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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02


GO TO NIcoLoY's
rRrnUx
Fine Art Gallery
loo NAFS STEET.
70 have year Pastures tsksr n az ~ vrders fisf
known q 10 arr
GfsyjssGSdisahtgfSs5
OR PICTORIAL TR0CHES.
Hxlrr WARRANTED N TEN MINUTE
HEtNnoin's rxrRAcg nucnu,
nKiNnmDs KxrnAcr l mses ShfAr n''hA"'
mAmo,ps rHrrAcr a ST iSrAAi e''h'i"
fir 0RrNr MUKrlD
HhiNlDlffc ~ hAIl D.. NnI.
luE 0EkAr ulJKFIc
Ana .ros.uss and Specific Rssa-ey foris.,..,s.lsa
nisader. Ki1ncy,.
Gravel. prog.y
Orssais Me.AAess,
Ana AL D's.sses q the Urinary organ
See Advertisement "a another column. Cai osi
sn1 send Ter lie Nci.einc az oaet
BEWARK or CoNSTfHfkffS
NAfsA ban,
AB,ics.-As ,hr hos .,s.o, g. sIsreae0irr. even
person should prepare their system ~ ste oasns
al tAcre T. 40 rereiy 81 aprnssile a. 'si,lssn-
Strengthening Cordial spa Neol rrltsf nvF
purity the blood Thoroughly. sni 81 the same imt
strengthen ana Ia,iFafsis the whole orEssirafor
| riis Immense quantity - to; r. sofa daily.
proof enough G, u. swat sir,a. in thoroughly
| moving az i1puse maitfs irara nc hiccs. essss
70 all. Try IT, ltis dsiceas take.
sxr si4uncus % Scrofaious Affections ar ias
curse. the blight. TIC potato re, q mankind lhe.
are vile and filthy well fatal. They arise ife
| eontaminatoh sut iurrriy q the blood. afe a.,i
| be seer al around Is everywhere. cue Qusfill d.
al Ne rseet are tanied w.th thesn. aat quare
Of these die o, them; ale fco..sny ico isssus, tr,
| are eurabie. Aiat's SAAssFAkliLa cleanse oai e.
scrossious oorrupsou from ihe blood readers tpuft
nd healthy. and ensc.usily expureaies Ne fs.i
| soniamlnation from TIE sssiem. No iou,rer ero.
under your Scfo'uioes d.seIess. siace le lrrrs'si
bic Asrk has proslted ~ ussls 80 ne-.l
curative virtues ca he c.i.s S.s-srasf,ss .u
ocfai. Waterbury, CT
BRANDREIn's fgll-S.--los ~. rssiorsfioa
health cf thcse Mo lsee been stricken ly apGissl
| or paralysis they sre The only reliable rcdien,
AL aneeuons ofttc lunss. ehsss All bowels ii..l
prompt ne saw. l.stna qa.slll cge.- lt.~ws,
MIA. plruTsy, easiess elpl. 80. ui, vofff esoief.
nosbus diagrhooa yscniafy vi tbcr iroi4 laAlafi-
ealing unfipc iTrlll oih.f fault, 81 ecf. yieif
their influence. Asthma. goai. fhcumsusris. ~
affections. rupiures. iuhs-amsfien. 81 an e. 49,
lever whether ague oiasf sps.l'r ess,s, s..sst
disoAscs. Jauuaise 81 Vine dance. smallpox mt~--
les Group eryspels white svelllugs. piles. ulcers.
| Of even thirty years. csniinuancc ard especially
ulcers % tie ivcs hsvs al been curcd refmansiaif
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Ii- h
tstaais complaints aud nerfVss dlsesse- thss ha',
been cqusiy successful. iNids change II lie. 'ois
frsi and second pericdsl F.lleP-y. dsprs~son y
spirits flshtfi dcs su,f az sertfucslos and srl-s
atoms by ihela oared. ilslsfrsi aud oorf-esl..
| frioe 20 cent? - lsA.
| Eoii ~ }. Y. cussSansr. seife Haste.
respectable dealers 81 nsielte. ganiselu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

oh. RIVE has removed his Gfe
Il CRY ani Provision Store - No. p phs.r..
lev. Wabash Street, next door % ". d. NeKeea's
baI King orico.
IT. stort f. considerably inorcarea bv rev t.r
elesea from The bet Cincinnati whslesais filas
aiii BE customers vii End his S~~ stand tesIf-
De utpal atsoflmsHf ~ Provisions and crs-rirs
tte following articles.
SWISS CHEESE.
CRLLN CHEESE,
LlaEUkG CHEESE,
SAfDlNES.
HClLL DOLiNks
FRENCH CHecOLA1L.4AtaaIe.
NACAKOsI,
NERMlCELII,
FRENCH MUSTARD y. ,he r.no..
% bottle.
Aiso Farms, s-rs. fPst PESO. Tsaii : IS. A..
81 ffeee Goods cheaper itrn AZ sIIT lfaff lla..
Dso.ts delivered stAesas ~ Errfstt wage
DEPOT Of Adam SliIel's CelebrA
II "a Pare cis1 ylate.l. sbels..le .ns fa,,f.
ssrr. i.ls-.s
oh. MVE's Catawba Win. is a..
pVfs ger re- g1ios - ne g. aps. aa8 sac sffli
frr s'is ~ sbe ~. ssiioo "a 81 ris
~ ~ rs.
I Ii kinds 3. Liquors. For.iyn ard
4 y I'--sss'ie. rartsr. A.. a.. -
marl.-A lh. LtfE.F
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

sr sfaeie bssa. u spArIDr~G's PREPARED
eLFR ufii ave times e. cosf &c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

By The use ~ Thee PHI. nse periodic attacks o
Nevrous or scr He.ndocls may be prevented. and
AIKEN at the commencement a an attack, Immediate
elie' from sickness VII 10 obtained
hey seldom IAN IN remoslng the Nansea and
Eesdac.s % Which Zen 'cs are 20 much subject.
Trhey sst generally err the howels-remo.in
Coafrestss.
For LH~ruyv ssea. tF,,fsat.. Drllra,. Females
and all persons ~ seisaf8r tais they sr, valuable
laxative. IN mpro' ns -. sp5e,i,> giving fs..
and psooT 70 ue dige.ise ofssns snd restoring ~.
Hatura electricity AMI srerg'A = 10 whole system
Tie cTFHAilc Pills 81. 'hs rssait II long i-,es.
tlgaiion snd carefully o..rsu - .rissit has..s
besn % use many years. tsrng vh.oA tns hey
hsve prevented sn3 r-it-vei vs.t amount u pair
and saiering from head.eh-. Wheeler osiginaanxIn
bs< aerroks sgst,sa or bon dofsnesd state eth
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable their composition
ard nay Be tshsn At al tines with perfect sasesy
without mating sny change = dsst ona ~ aJse-c
of 49, dtsa1r,>rise fsss renders easy 70 osi.ais
isser fAe,a 70 c4aSren.
RrWARE or cOUNTERFEITS
IT, geeriae have signatures q Henry :. spauisln
e. ssct iot
sashy Druggists and 81 other dealer. In m.a,.
ens
i-es ~Ei b. ss-.,i - nal o. reo.srs EN-.
PaFCE 40 cEEfs.
tHefa.rf .hoal5 ;. sssIs--sa v
HENRY c. srACLDIEG
ss.iS Street. x.~Tcrs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
EoucArloS.

r. H. LEsURE.
Professor Ct French Language,
~ sevsiv Srerss o,usss AZ BOW Up
STAIRS
~rrc-ttuute. tadlana.
fAtl1S-tt ta g.. s-sf as.kli Is ts4..-.
<srszz.s.i--tier 8 ~ fsszar..e. 4sr.-s~ -.
per-. Ssssel Z. Atf'f = r. -. b tasrt
A.. 3. a.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-07
Miscellaneous.
MARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
III. HARRIS s co.

+ Street, Near Corner of2d, MOrysvIIIe.
Also, 20 street, Sacramento.
100 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
And Aurora, Esmemlda Mining District.
M Ill CONTINUE To CARRY On THE BUSINESS
w of Melting Refining aud Assaying
Gold and Ores Of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE On GOLD DUST
Gold Bars bought aud sold Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS
shippers Of DUST can draw, against consignment
on our houses at MARlSNll.LE, SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, aud Check Books for that purnose
will be furnished by us
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers, their patronage, As vouchers for the cor
rectneSS OF their Assays they REFER with permission
to the following Bankers who for nearlvfo wears
have shipped Bars ussayed by them to the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: NARYsvlLLE:
y. Davidson, Esq, Low. Bros. Il CO..
Mess. j. Parrott 4 Co.. Decker. Jewett a. Paxton.
- Sather Church, Reynolds Bros
reynolds, Reis &Co. NEW YORK.
SACRAMENTO; B. Berend Il Co.,
B. r. Hastings Co., Trevor X Colgate.
ID. o. Mills 4 Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES,
The best article the State, sold at san Francisco
Agents rates.
August 6. 1861. II. HARRIS 4 co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-07

THE WooDsAw WRANGLE.-The S. +. Call
says:
The law Of the last Legislature requiring
the measurement of all lrewoOd offered for
sale in this city. has 20 far had a hard road
TO travel. The inspectors have not been
allowed to pursue even tenor Of their way
by pOcketing their fees, bnt have been un-
feelingly met at every point with obstacles
that would discourage any but our wood
measurers. Yesterday in the Twelfth Dis
trict Court, Herman Alpin, Captain OF the
schooner Sarah Ann, began a suit, through
his attorney. E. E. Sawyer, against Wood
Measurer Geo. Hudson and Sterling g.
Hopkns lie charges false imprisonment.
and lays bis damages at $4,000. The al
legged imprisonment which the complainant
characterzes as "false, malicious and with.
out any reasonable canse." consisted in the
arrest of Alpbin for violation Of the wood
law. and upon which charge be was adj
Judged not guilty. He says that his de.
fense cost him $500. The other 81 500 he
charges TO the malicious deprivation Of his
liberty. subsection TO great pain of body
and mind, great exposure and injury to bis
character, credit and circumstances. and
hindrance from performing his lawful af-
fairs and business.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-07

L. KaLFE q. l. LAdHON. r. IT,
c. r. BURCHflELp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
RETURN Of THE D'EpINeuIL zCUAvES.
The Expedition Moving 10 Its Destination
ROANOKE ISLAND TO Be ATTACKED FIRST.
Panic ct Norfolk and Richmond.


FoRrRrss MoSRos, Fdlay. Jan 81, lec2
The steamer Ericsson from llatieras, Win the
ID Epineu Zouaves board, arrived here this I'm
day) afternoon The Ericsson was not able 10 cross
the lIalteras bar. Sc left on Monday afternoon,
and was driven OUT to sea by a storm. The Ericsson
brings nothing LATER, EXCEPT that tie Burnside
Expedition was abont 10 move 10 IT'D destination.
The Ericsson makes the following report: Ga
Wednesday Jan. %, at 1 a. M, in latitude go 80
". longitude ~ W., saw tie bark John Trucks OF
Phila epbla, Capt. l.. Collins with ensign hos ed,
Union down; went aud spoke her. Tie Colonel OF
the regimen, t53d New-iork Staie VOLUNTEERED sad
they were in great distress, and wished ~ 10 take
them in tow to Fortress Monroe. We then took them
in tow. The second officer Of the bark, who came
on board, reports as follows: That the John Tricks
lelt Annapolis on Jan. = with the SD Regiment On
board, bound to lIaperasi but, drawing TOO much
wafer IA feet nc1es), could not 10 over the bar
were then ordered back 10 Fortress M0nroci lett
Iiateras 90 Sunday Jan. go has cargo OF oats on
board. The soldiers have been on an allowance Of
crackers aud pint Of WAFER rerday since leaving
Iiat,eras. They had only eight days ratous On
board when they left Annapolis. Tie bark was
ashore of Cove Point Light, IN the Chesapeake am
there threw all tuer tents overheard well as other
thing. He esys that the Colonel took fall charge OF
tie bark, as well as Of every one on boatd' Seve-
raj OF the soldiers are sick.
The sloop.oi-war Hartford will sail on Saturday
morning for Key West.
Ihe greate.t panic prevails at Norfolk and Ri;h-
nond in regard 10 tie Burnside EXPEDITION.
The French Commodore having returned from
Norfolk, the captain Of the Ponone will 60 to
Norfolk on Saturday, on his way to Charleston.
Thursday was . bright and beautiful day at Old
Point. Yesterday Friday tie weather was cloudy
and threatening.
When the Ericsson left IIa'terss Inlet the
weather wac too rough 10 land the troops, and she
being unable to cross the bpr Cen Burnside ordered
her 10 return ID ForiIefs Monroe.
TIE trooIs were in good health.
Mos, Of the vessels had started from the mouth Ct
tue Iulet toward Roanoke Island, which 1t was M
dersiood, would he the first place attacked.
FoKTHEss MoyHog Saturday feb. !, let2.
TIE Colonel OF tie D'Epineuii Zouayes denies
positively The statements OF the Commander Of the
Ericsson, that the Captain Of the John Trucks was
sent forward By the Colonel, aal that the Colonel
took command Of he vessel. The John Trucks and
The Ercs,on are ex 2ecJed leave for Annapolis to-
morrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
A PICTURE OF Tue REBELLION.

From The Nyy)gJ Igsj00f Jun. ".
We are Jalued 30 learn that tre Hampton solGers
are stl suffering foI tbe of many essential ar
tices OF comfort and that they suffer not ouiy ia
body but in mind. Their physical ills have been
borne With heroic forti,Dde; nut what language can
depict tie iutoerstl- anguish The brave nen have
felt 10 RE their FAMILIES suheri1g privaiOhs which
none Of theu bad ever seen endured by their slsyee
We know lew s80Oer pictures dan THE IN i1tOTy !;
and painful RI is the task shall hold up 70 our
reahes today, with tue hope that after gazing upon
It's foIlOru aspect they Will iuaugurate suine mode OF
silevialiOg TIE dstres- u which We sleak. Eight
nontbs ago, Hampton stood embosoued 10 ils green
tree fsir tyje o. village quiet and picturesque
beauty we could wish 10 look upon. For more
than TWO hundred years II bas adorned the bauks OF
the placlJ river teeide which il was seated 1beIe
The Virginia Navy Was organized, ana there the
Barrons, whose deeds sre wonhy tie pages Of rO-
nance, planned Their bold aGyebtures aud failed
theuce 10 put them in execution. The town wac
rich with Its colonial ann revolutionary listories.
Not only Tch in hstOries and traditions bat rich In
All that can anorn ana erbe.ll8h he. lie iAhab-
iIants had something than the memory Of their
anceflOrs defense when the Indian inGnsacie swept
the colony. Ibey had something uoIe than The
history OF the capture Of the British slip Oxford.
They had something more than tie recollection OF
thr repulse OF Capt. Squres, DgumOTcs lieutena ant
charged with the destruction Of the town. They
had something taOle than The isct that the church
service was, foe the first tine III Virginia lead be.
their teaatiiol river. Something besile tradi-
tions and histories. They hsd peace, plenty, sbsu-
dunce.
II you will turn 20 the Auditors repoIt you viii
fad inat tho old Shire OF Elizabeth City was rich in
al Tie elements CT n.aeral prosperity That report
tpage so shows an aggregate smolat OF etoai 81
3uOVoO. with night really have been better rop a.
enled BY }A,So0,Ocg inasuuch as the taxation
Estimate Of property valuation is always shor; Of tue
zeal market value Of cry speces Il estate real or
peroaHi. In corEoboration Of thi. view the census
seIuins 500" valuation Of = PSI ~ aud popuia-
ton 81 1,1t0 Eomore oonciuaye evidence tsn mi.
couio ne oAefed u toe substantial comfort OF that
UNHAPPY community THAN IL exhibited IN the stern
pro- % the Aadit0f kna esasps thker. And now all
shis may DC REPRESENTED by zero The iertile fields
are growing up IN trau6les, and pretty oounIry
houses are deserted, even If still left ea3dino. ~
cattle have been snngttered by he ensr-y Ge
ebony -hued slaves driven into worse honS., -
enc jews suffered ia Babylon snd IA. 80 -; "a
stands mournfui heap Of ashes toa.test VIII at
sc eioquepee the devotion Of The people OF HsmrSo,
:" the Dame and fame OF ViTgiuisto the hol g, arS
interests Of the Soath. Ont vf the male inh.b;,s,,.
OF that devoted eooDty tho Confederate States nave
to-day ak ceupanies in seryice--Ihe Old Dcv.rion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
LETTER FROM GEN. UALLECK TO GEN
PRICE
Hssp.UssIEas psrAsrsESr ~ nis'erlsL

~. Lori. jan. Pc 1872.
GssIn.L: A man calling hm.eli l.. V Nicholas
cane 20 ny headquarters day D. Two eiuco, with u
duplicate # your letter oi the l2ta inst On being
qucs ioued he admitted Tia. BE belonged 20 Your
service, that he bad come "a citizen dress from
Springfield, avoiding some Of our military posts,
and passing through others IN disguise, and without
reporting Inns, II 10 the commanders. lie sad that
no bid done this by your direton. On being asked
for his fag OF tfae be pulled from HE pocket duty
handkerchief, viii shot sick 10 one oo1leri
You mus. be aware, General, that persons so -out
through our bnes. and Iast ca military pOs.s I'D
these headquarters are liable 20 The puIishuent of
death. 1bsy are no more nor les- than epies, aud
pTObslly are cent By YOU 10 fhis cry 20 sci 10 such
shah send Mr. Nichols back 10 your Anp, bu, II
you rend any more persous here 10 the rauIc way,
lhey uil he regarded a. eples, and tined and cole
d,mn,d NJ such. You NUT know, Gent ral, flat he
laws zud usgges of war require ths, 4 bearer OF q
Aal OF rlce SHOULD report AZ The nearest post, AMI
.hOud no; pass the outer line 0f seuiuels without
permission. lie should hot even approach wi lip
guu.hpL 0i 3 sentinel without oieplHyug HE Dag nnd
receiving sauai 10 advance. D. be- hoye Dispatches,
be rhould SEMI FOR an ohoer 10 receive and receipt
for ioia VIII h officer should direct be lag Of truce
20 immeuiaiely leave 0cr lines. Answors TO such
dspat,les should Do cent 10 you by us m The same
wHA.
H. posls,ripi to he copy Of your letter Of the
l2.h iu-t joe. received. y"n call n! attention 10 the
iact tuaf n bsYd ol men rrc "brng irfate houses,
barns, mile, 49, presume you refer 10 baud vi
ortlaWs on the kanra- isouiei The, do not belong
10 my 1Omnaud AID they entered this Department
aithoui nv au'hciity. 40 soon a. | heard Of their
depradstlons ! ordered Gen. Pope 10 either drive
them ont OF the STATE % To disars aud conhne them.
b. assured, General. tla. DO s,t6 Of wauiOl 81 ola
ti0n such b. "hring private houses, barDs, Mills
&c. and I" burning ndd.stroyirg railros0 bridges,
&C.. will BE- c,un'l4suced by me. On the contrary,
purpose 10 pun.eh, with Tie utmost soventy, every
cf Hftf af "a al
private and every act Of pillage maanding, robbery
AID theft committed IN tbs Department, matter
under whose orders or authority the guilty parties
may have Noted.
Very respectfully, your obs1i-nt servant,
IL ". ulLLECk.
n,cr-t}eu~rs Conn. audi. DepsYtn sns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
THE DROWNING or COL. ALLEN AND
SURGEON WELLER.
. LETTER FROM ONE OF THE CRT ".
4 T
Us boAHD BHfG DKaCDuS.

(
HATrEHA, lNLEr, Jan. II, 1871
Yon may perhaps nave leari by Tie paper. before
this reaches sou I tue truwniugh Vol. Alien ana
d.. Weller. TIE morning # The 10Th Col Allen,
Lieut. Cob Hickman, Or. Weller our pntrlermas-
ter mud myetlI with boit- crew consisting 81 tie
cnptain. second mate three sbllrs, and soiiles,
caue Ia the slips boat abe slip was .ilg three
miles outside The irleu 10 report 81 tie General.
Amer reporting, looking around tie Tort %c., we
Were returning, and 80 ~e were pas-iug u" break
ere Al tie entrance Of the iula, our boat was ecu
pleiely capsized. There We were, twelve men, u
mile Al least from any as-.tance, and nearly nile
from either shore, the waves break ny over Us qua
he boat upsde down, urchitS iuuou'iy ABOUT.
Sometimes We bad hold vi tie heel VI the boat
sometimes we ere under II.
Such an awful sight hope never 10 &c agniu' our
condition Iefeclly Aolel,ss. A. Tor uyself,
had 10 idea Whatever OF being saved. A. ia.t Dr.
" eer CARED out, "Oh, I'M gone WINS uear
him and taking his arms, pulled bin mp on The bot
tom OF the boat. 4 few secouds aiteward q wave
broke over us turned The boat completely over, and
threw IN oil and that the last SAW Of the poor
Doctor alive.
The Colonel gave OFT a little sfiersard tried
TO hold his head our OF The water, by taking hold
under his chin. bnt I could not hold Il long. The
waves carried him away. after to-ei0s atout IN tbs
way nearly sn hOnT-our strength perie tly eX-
hau-ed. yelling all the While 10 some schoohers IN
the 0iiing though hopeless OF beicg heard-We were
Nj last lirkci np hy the boat Of he United States
he ILlet Is tugboat. Tie bodies III tic Colonel
and Doctor were both recovered, and every eiott
made by tho officers al the yessei and 90 the I'D
Regiment Msssae hLsetts Noluuteers-the regiment
on board the vessel % rtsrscitate them, bat tiey
Were both dead long before they Were picsed NJ.
Tie res o. ~ ave been treated very kindly 10y the
officers or board tbe vessel. haze been ON board
the Hici ihBcer until this morning, having 10 means
Of getting ON our vessel To-day we buried the
boiics OF our Colonel aad surgeon IN tile sssds OF
Hatirras. We ,mbaiued ihe bodies rlc,ly, but
eicctually, an1 Gen. Burn,ide has promised 10 send
she bodies on ~ sOCn circumstances VIII aiio"
him to 90 80.
IL il impossible TO tell how much we erieve for
their loss. not only as line ficers, bus roe uen.
nobler more geneIous-hesrted man than DR..
Weller [ never knew. We will mss hin very
much - "A companion, ard will never hnd such
another. ! have bad no bad effects from the acct
dent.
Onr destination though Of course cannot speak
viii perfect certainty II Up Pamlicc Sound 20 take
Roanoke J land. which is slrongly fortified and
garri-oned aud after hat cannot Tell where. Give
Iny love TO all. Your slectiona,e son
ABEAM ZlBRlsRlF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
TIE Lani.ril, Ja,rnni saY,:

TIE LDrisUfis J1trR6i says:
MIN. Fry, wife Of tie gallant Col. y. ). Fry VI
the ith KoniucAy Regiment, received 4 letter from
Danyijs on tiday la-i, from Col. Fry, written If.
tor tho battle Lear Somerset. lie details III tho let
tsr the mannof in which be killed Con. Zolcotier,
which varies rome what from the many statements
we have secn. Col Fly VIA ia the aci OF Leading
his rcpiment into charge upon tie MissssipphDs,
when Gen. IoocfeT accompanied by his aid. rode
up 10 him and said: You axe not going 10 fight your
friends, nse You These men pointing the hissis-
sippiansD, sre ali your frionds.
- IN the meantime Ioliicoiiors aid fired upon Col
Fry, woupiing hi hone, from which wound The III.
iml died Col. Fry then turned and tred upon Xol.
llcoicr with fatal effect. ten. Zolcofrs evidently
,sboref under TIE impression that Col Fry was y
rebel ofices, The stores about tie old intimacy OF
The two off ces arc 81 gllruo. They Lad never me-.
before, did Col. Fry knos tho rlk OF tho officer
npon whom ho fired, A. the evidence OF his ranb
were covered by cloak which Gen. lolbeoiser were
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
REBEL sPECULhTIONS ABOUT THE Eek.
ILnIlIDN.

Fyoie IA, No-l,fn Is. e. pru.r,n, jan. %.
Three months ago Il Was announcedsin the North
en-, paper. that another expedition would follow that
which had jast sailed for PoIt Royal and wodld be
under the command Of Gen. Buusidc Ihi, le,t is
at lsst ~ our waters, and public expectation il
strained 70 trace ito operations, aud what IL will
accomplish.
Tho Burnside is the fourth expedition which the
Yankee. have iiitoo out TO make demonstrations
different portions of the coast Of tho Confederate
Staies. The first expedition captured the Ha,;.ras
sand baukh, the second obtained possession 81 Port
Royal aud the third effected u Judgment ON ship
IsLsnd, barren iulet on the mississippi sound, 10.
markable for white sand and crocOiiles. Il remains
10 bc seen whst tho .oulth expedition will accoul-
pli.h.
The points Of destination aud prscire objects Of
this feet have been ior Weeks topic of busy specn-
la,ion. IL has hung on our coss, IKE Nh sppuiion,
snd has leon reported fir, at point snd men ~
another, until the public mind has been excited ana
mudded about il 10 degree that is almost amusing
The iast report wns that II had gone 10 Day
Jones locker" whom an excited individual on 'no
strcet corner where the report was told TO Apo. ~
slNiou- patriot-, eXclhln1a, My gracious -
Davis 10 have defended that pint - rye rlP
posed the locality TO DO yulncrsbie POM %
Carolina. II
The tat is, therc il no occasion Tor nsA." 49,
" scnsaous,' and no good reason 70 pcn.'. III
the fourth naval expedition OF 700 ianh"s
meet win more success Than ise PREDECESSORS. '"ou
The enemy aii"mp. To capture N'wn''", 'n' p''''
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