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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
AnImprobabIe Story.

FoRr MONROE, Oct pa man who
says he was taken prisoner by the rebels
and finally succeeded in obtaining his re
lease furnishes the following account of
the Merrimac. No. 2
| have been in Richmond some time,
during my stay, | went on board the Mer-
rimac No. .. She is thoroughly and
heavily iron clad, and is in every way
tough customer; she has been completed
about month, and has made Sc seral
trips to Fort Darling. She has as yet
but one gun on board. When l left they
were about putting the remainder of the
gun on board and they intended to have
them mounted in about three weeks. The
machinery of the Merrimac No 2, works
well, and she can easily make eight
miles on hour.
The rebels have every confidence in
her capabilities, and are certain she
will prove a success
When the people of the North hear that
the Merrimac No. 2 is a failure, and that
the rebels say so, then they may expect
her to come out to do all the harm
she can. Their intentions are to
delude and deceive as much as possible
so as to take US mapping.
1t was for this reason that a rebel
officer made remark that the obstruc-
tons in James river had all been remov-
ed, intending to convey the idea that the
distractions were removed to let the
Merrimac out
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Another Valuable prIEo

New YoRK, October 3O.--ARother inn
portant blow ut the slave trade was dealt
yesterday, in the United States Circuit
Court 10 this city, in the conviction Of
Albert Horn for fitting out the steamer
City of Norfolk for that traffic.
The British steamer Wachuta Capt
Gilpin, was brought into Port Royal on
Thursday last, n prize TO the gunhoat
Memphis She WAS captured after IA full
days chase OIL the coast Of North Carroll
ma She threw overheard greater por-
tion Of her cargo, and so strained her en-
gincs rs 20 be unable 10 make steam.
She is believed TO have been loaded with
arms sd ammunition The Wnchuta
is an iron steamer, built 10 London, and
VII prove valuable prize
luImond papers rrPort everything
quiet 10 Lees army The command 81
the rebel army IN northwest Virginia has
been transferred from Gen Loring TO
Gen Echuls, ,a consequence OF the for
mer o.hccr dtsobrytug orders, "a not re-
porting To St0ucwail Jackson, ~ GER
tam point on the b & o K Il, by a
particular route, and BY marching his
men by way Of Red Sulpher Springs,
where hc Was met by nn order 10 hand
over hts command "a EcholS
The Richmond Enquirer saws Gen
Jackson Is DESTROYING the d / q. l. X.
as completely a possible
Col Im5odeu has advanced 70 Monr-
hcld, llariy county, and the eyolullona
OF our army 10 that direction are care
fully observed
srEgtAL 10 THE rtNEs
WAsHtNGTOv. Oct p The President
is bus,ly engaged IA the preparation Of
his message, AMI declines receiving all
visits except such IS call on important
business
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

LOUISVILLE, Oct 29-General Buell.
has issued orders saying all captured re-
cruts for the rebel army will be sent to
Nicksburg as prisoners of war, and then
paroled for exchange. Also, that all
persons who have actually abetted the
invasion of kentucky, within the last
three months, will be arrested and sent
to Vicksburg, and forbidden to return to
kentucky. General Boyle is charged
with the execution.
Rosecrans is expected here tonight.
Joseph jackson, proprietor of the Es-
telle Iron Works, a refugee from that
county, died at the Gait House to-day.
John Morgan's forces are reported to
have left Kentucky via Elktown to Gal
latin.
At Cumberland Ford the rebels re-
Gently hung Captain King, of Lincoln
county, Ky, formerly Of the Sd Kentucky
regiment, together with his two sons,
mere youths, and twelve other Unionists
Several passengers by stage from
Nashville to the railroad report being
rihed by the rebel pickets of letters.
Sick and wounded Federal soldiers
continue to arrive here.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

NEW YORK, October 29.-The Herald
has from its correspondent a very fun
account Of the late battle on the Charles
ton aud Savannah Railroad referred to
in the dispatches of Beauregard. Our
troops proceeded from Hilton Head on
the night of the Dist, and were conveyed
in fifteen gunboats aud war steamers to
Mackay Point, at the confluence Of the
Pocatalgo and Broad rivers The OBJ
jcct of this movement was 10 make n
complete reconnaissance Of Broad river
and It's tributaries, Ia test, practically,
the rapidity and safety with which n
landing could be affected, and 10 learn
the strength Of the c.emy on the main
land, guarding the railroad between
Charleston and Savannah aud to ac-
complish so much Of the destruction Of
the railroad as could be- done in a single
day Having met the enemy in large
numbers. they drove them across the
PocAtallgo river. Our loss, however,
was very severe Our soldiers and sail
ors all fought splendidly, and our bat
tcrles we're worked with great skill and
effect The Union forces we're under the
command Of igadier-General J ~
Brrnnon. Gen Terry being second ia
command The rebels were commanded
by Cot Walker, until our arrival at POI
caiaugo Bridge, when Beaurcgard. who
had Just arrived from Charleston, com
rnanded ia person
Fresh troops rapidly arriving from
Charleston 90 reinforce the rebels. our
truop-,scre withdrawn ia fine order, Gen.
Terry remaining on shore nj Mackay s
Point until the last man had embarked,
whcn the buildings which had been occa!
pied by rebel packets we're destroyed
Oar loss Vas fifteen killed, one hundred
and six wounded aud tao missing. The
troops engaged were the 4Ith Pennsylya-
mia, 9th Connecticut, 9Th New Hamp-
shire, 18th Pennsylvania, Eth Conuecil-
cot, 10Th Pennsylvania, 3rd New Hamp-
shire. a detachment OF the LIST Mas.aehu-
setts cavalry. a section u the lsi United
States artillery. 3rd Rhode Island artil-
lery aud New York volunteer Engineers.
Colonel Cnatiield aud Lieutenant Colonel
Spidell Of Tie same we're among the Sc
uerely wounded.
The Times says about the late battle "a,
NfAtAt4euf iustcAu OF thc Etucio gaining
victory, our troops defeated them in
the very hard-iought engagement which
took place a week ago to-day, drove them
from both Of their chosen positions, and
compelled them 10 retreat in haste across
the Pocataligo river, at which they de-
stroyed the bridge in their rear TO pre-
vent further pursuit, and although Gen.
Mitchell did not, on this occasion, sue
coed in carrying out the magnificent pro-
gramme which he had conceived, he did
make complete reconnaissance of the
region between the Island of Port Royal
and Charleston Railroad, and admins
tered to the rebels thorough chastise-
ment
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

BALTIMORE, Oct 30-The loyal citi-
zens arrested on Tuesday night have not
yet been released from custody. Gov
Bradford has demanded the uncondi-
tional release of all the party arrested,
and that all the papers and documents
seized be given up.
The petition for the removal of Gen.
Wool has received numerous signatures
Last night and this morning an adver-
tisement appears in the loyal papers in
viting the citizens of Baltimore to call at
the Union Reading Room and sign n
memorial to President Lincoln for the
removal OF Gen. Wool
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

WASHINGTON, October S0-The follow
ing was received at the headquarters Of
the army tonight
ST. LovIs, October 80
To MAJOR General Hdlleck:
The army of the frontier is again sue
cesslul Gen Schohcld dispatches from
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, saving that Yesterday
at daylight Brig Gen Heron, with the
LIST Iowa cavalry, and the It'll Mo. cavaI-
~, attacked n rebel camp four miles
east of this place
Cur force was about 1000 strong,
while the rebel force numbered 5000,
commanded by Col Crayehs
After sharp engagement, Of one hour
the enemy was completely routed, leay-
ing all his camp eqaipagc aud few
wagons The loss of the enemy is eight
dead on the field Our loss FIVE wound
ed, ono mortaIly Gen. Heron pursued
the enemy Tor several miles into the Bos-
ton Mountains ISignei,l
) Il. CURTls,
Maj Gen Com dg
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Oct. so.

CINCINNATI, Oct 81.
FLOUR less firm, and holders more
anxious to sell. Superfne s. 200
S. 25, closing heavy.
WHEAT dull at $l@$l Il for red and
white
Corn advanced to 39@40c.
OATS very dull at 50@55c.
EWHIsKY SAC, and buoyant.
MESS PORK dull No demand.
= = Hoes offered freely at 81 1874 so
offered. Packing stopped, owing to
warm weather
LARD firm at 92c. on the spot
SUGAR and COFFEE &c. higher, and the
market very firm.
MoLAsSEs unchanged
GOLD dull and easier, bankers buying
at l25. SILVER 120@125-the former
rate for dimes and under. DEMAND
NoTEs lbs. EXCHANGE declined to par.
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FaiIsd 10 take Fort Warren

BosroS. October 50-uepgiy Sheriff
Badly proceeded TO Fort Warren today
GA sloop, having failed TO e. pass TO
70 IN the regular steamer 10 serve the
writ Of habeas corpus, granted By Judge
Clifford OF the Circuit Court, IN the case
OF Mr. " H. Wiudrr
The Deputy sheriff VAS not allowed 10
land BY tae military commaudant A.
Fort Warren, and consequently returned
10 the city this morning lie reported
10 Judge Clifford that his attempt 10 serve
the writ was unsuccessful when the
court remarked that il had no means 10
enforce the writ The court then order
ell the papers TO be placed on Tile This
probably ends the case for the present.
The 24th Maine regiment passed
through Boston to-day tor the seat OF
war
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

The following has been received At
headquarters:
CUMBERLAND, Mo, October %
Brig. Gen r. n Marcy. ehicf Of staF.
ordered Lieut. Col Quick, With the
sd Ills, 70 take the iineold cavalry
aud Two guns Of RnnafAs battery and
pursue the party that took the cattle ia
Hardy county.
He LETT New Greek last night 1T dark
and by rapid march all night he over
took the enemy at daylight this morning,
attacked and captured 20 head Of cat
tie, 10 prisoners and - horses
lS'gued, + KELLY,
B-igadier GeaeraL
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r1ysterIous Movements.
SPECIAL TO TILE TIMES.

HARPER's FERRY, October 29th.-The
movements of the enemy are very mys-
FERROUS, and reports are very conflicting.
A ccntraband escaped yesterday morn
ing from CharlestOwn and says Hills
and Jackson's whole force has moved
from Bunker Hill to Charlestown, occu-
pying the whole of the town and mile
this side of it. Two regiments of Stu
arts ca airy are this side of Charles
town, and his remaining force is on the
other side between Charlestown and
Mrs. Flemmings farm three miles off
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
New York MONEY Market.

New YORK, October 30-Money mar
ket easy at 5@6 per cent. on call and
53@54 for prime paper. Sterling Elk
change dull at l4l@l 43 for merchants
and l44@ AS for bankers bills Ameri-
can Gold unsettled aud lower, opening
quiet at 3l4 and closing dull at 30 per
cent prem. Gov. Stocks frmer; u. S.
6's of'Sl 1O3s@l03S; I $40 Treasury
Notes l055@l054. Stocks lower and
closed heavy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

WASHINGTON, October no VI Gen.
Meigs has resolved not to purchase any
more S,bley tents on account Of the ex-
pense. but 10 use the cheap tent instead
As the latter furnish uu facilities for
providing the warmth necessary during
the winter, this Is regarded as equivalent
10 a declaration that the army viii not
20 into winter quarters.
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6he 1ailp 5untnaG.
NtlENrs

The following gentlemen are eur authorized
AgcDss in the PLACES nanscd
5. VI. Pcttepgill : Co, Ne. a. Park Row, New
ork. and Ne. 6 STATE street. BOSTON, are cur
rr1,s for the Journal in those cities, and Au-
aorired to take Advertisements aud subscriptions
VS. az cur LOWEST RArES.
pr. Ra'ston, hoouVile. Wsrrick CO.
john n. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, rosey C.
Joha r. Dcgghsrty. Rock port, spencer 60.
James T.. Thornton, Princeton, Gihscu Cs.
John B. Handy, Nsvhurg wArrick Cs.
Or Murphy, New HARMONY, rOssy &c.
A. Z. MilktRsss, CyEthiaea
Preston ralbett, Poseyvills, Fc.ey CO.
n. II, C1stoR, Petersburg, PIKE 90.
Jona Grant, Canal ?. O., Narrick Co.
Roht. A. rhrcop, Franclsco, Gibson C.
nr. ~. Wilson. OWenSviOe
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Erona Cairo.

CHICAGO, October pa special to
the Times, dated jackson, Tenn, Octo-
Der 2S, SAYS:
The ID Illinois Cavalry drove Price
pickets from Grand junction yesterday,
and now hold the place.
Troops at this point and Bolivar have
been under marching orders two days,
but probably will not move at present
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

NV YoRE. October S0--A telegram
TO the Richmond Dispatch, dated
Charleston, I'D, saws greater number
OF vessels than usual has been blocSadiug
the Harbor. -Four gunboats are IN Stone
Inlet
The steamer Mimic, which got aground
some DAYS ago on Sullivan Island, will
prove wreck Most OF her cargo has
been saved
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
Rev. MIR. Hay Discharged.

HARRIsBURG, Oct 29--Rev. C. A.
Hay, whose arrest by Gen. Wool is no.
ticed in to-day pispatch, had a hearing
in Baltimore before that officer, and was
discharged.
This arrest will be made the subject of
investigation.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

ROCHEsTER, N. Y. Oct 30-In the
28th Congressional District, the Hon. Al
fred Ely, candidate for Congress with
draws in favor of Freeman Clark. The
Union vote of the District is united on
Mr.. Clark.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

New YORK, Oct 30-The brig Lady
of the Lake, from Bermuda on the Oath,
reports that she met the Confederate
steamer Herald, from Charleston with a
cargo of 600 bales of cotton, and having
on board Prof Maury as passenger.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

PrrrSBuRG, October Solver feet
6 inches by the pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and mild, with indica-
tiOns Of rain.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
The Fight at BIaekwa.er.

NEW York. Oct. 30-A Suffolk letter
to the Philadelphia Inquirer says 80 of
the enemy were killed IN the recent Skin
mish beyond the Blackwater
We hold portion fthe other side of
that river, and intend to hold it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

ST Jouxs, y. f., Oct a9-The steam
ship ALDERMAN, from Liverpool on the
10Th, via Londonderry on the 18th, pass
cd Cape Race fer Quebec at ) o clock
this morning.
The sea was so tremendous heavy az
ter the gale that it was utterly impossi-
Die for the News Yacht TO board her
Her dates are five DAYS later.
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WAsHISGruN, Oct, 3O-DaVid Davis
Of Illinois, has been appointed by the
President an associate Justice Of the Sa-
prcmc Court OF the United States lie
Is assigned 10 h 9th Judicial District
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IImnorfnnt Arrest.

SHARPsBURG, October 29.-An import
ant arrest was made last night, Robt.
Douglas, an alleged secessiOnist living
near here was arrested for exhibiting
signals to the enemy, and was sent un-
der guard to Harpers Ferry last night
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INYALID-PubIished for the benefit and
a warning and caution to young who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
&c; supplying at the same time the mean Of Self
Cure, by who has cured himself after being put
to great expense through nedic-l imposition aud
quackery. By enclosing postpaid addressed en-
velope. SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
Co.. oct2Sd3wly
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NAFoLEcN, Henry Co, O., July :, ls's.
Dr. c. ". RsaAcK-D.or Ssr. FOR the benefit e
suffering humanity. PssInit Is 20 AnnOuass thr0ugh
the columns Of your Circular the surprising pro
p~rties Of your Scandinavian BI 81 Purifier and
Blood Pills, which 10 \ SURE care for Indigestion
and Liver Complaint We have several p~r-ons in
own, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plant and Indi gestioa, and Notwithstanding that
we have a. good physician. a. can b. found in
Northern Ohio yet the disease baf8ed their skill.
Consequently were in state q dependency,
until We commenced using your Pills, through and
by the advics Of your friend, Mr.. Brennan. We
zsed the medicine according to directions, and are
aov full Of life and hiarity, and our gratitud Is
equal 10 our improvement in health aud spirits
When We take into consideration what have
ooen, and what we are At present feel like eharg-
Ing ouTsel YES Of the sin Of in ratifude II did
Try to announce the public the great benefits II
your Medicine. Therefore we recommend 10 the
public at large the expedeuey 4 having recourse to
your Medicine, and consequently, as in duty bound
discharge what VIC feel to be our duty, in advising
persons who are suffering have suffered, to
make Of the only true and for the dis
eases already mentioned. See advertisement
Nrs. GwIN,
Mrs. brennan,
bliss HEATUy.
&. &. SPELMAN.
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THEDEAn snor ron nEn-RrGs

THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs
Is certain and Immediate death to those noxious
vests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
aggs, and is bosom Of destruction to all that
EURO near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
BACHELORS HAIR DYEi-THE BEST IN
The world.-william A. Bachelors celebrated
Uair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
rom nature-warranted not to injuro the Hair in
the least remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and
Invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown,
aving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, on The four sides Of each Dor.
Factory, lNo. 81, Barclay street, New York.
Oate 233 Broadway and l6 Bond street.)
June2-dw
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THE HORRID BARBARITY OF THE SOUTH
is only cqualled by the seductive and destroying
powers Of the Lightning Fly Killer. 1t is render
Id attractive to Flies, aud kills instantly You
will sec them dead and dying within five minutes.
Darken all the windows but one, and there place
iho Fly-Killer. Evory Fly will lind it in the
course of the day, and die Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that docs this. Nothing
else will do it,
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Important Reconnaissance Effected.


LoUiSvutE, October SO-Cien Rose
crens aud staff arrived here this morn
ing. RosecranS takes Buells Depart
ment Baell goes TO Annapolis, Nd.
Gen Dumont also arrived, en- route to
his command
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THE MIAsMA AND FOUL yAPoRs GEN
crate by the hot will be far deadly TO our
Volunteers than the enemy's bayonets. In the
Indian and Crimcan Campaigns HoLLOWAY'S
PILLS we're used in enormous quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect alth- Only Is cts per
per box. Soldiers supply yourselves.
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GEO. A. BITTROLFF

WATCHES, JEWEbRY, &c
GEO. A. BITTROLFF
HAS Just RETURNED FROM THE EAST
WITH A LARGE, ELEGANT AND WE'LL
sELEcTED sTocK OF JEwELRY &C..
CONTINUING
Gold Hunting Lever Wat1he5,
Silver American and English Hunt.
ing Watches,
Silver Ancu and Lapine Hunting
Watches,
Gold & Silver Vest & Guard Chains,
Ladies' Gold Chatalane Chains and
Necklaces,
Ladies Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Carbuncle, Eutruscan, Stone Cameo,
Pearl and Onyx, and Plain Gold,
half and full Sets Jewelry,
a large assortment Of Gentlemens'
and Ladies Breastpins, Ear
rings, Finge-rings, Sleeve But
tons and Studs;
Gold, Silver, Steel and Common
spectacles;
Silver Table, Tea, Mustard and Salt
Spoons;
Silver Soup and Cream Ladies;
Silver sets for Children;
Marble, Mantle Clocks,
A good assortment of common
Clocks;
Silk and Leather Guards;
Coral Beads and Necklaces;
Fine Seed Coral;
Silver Plated Ware;
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons,
Forks. &C.;
Gold Lockets, Pens and Silver
Holders, assorted;
Silver and Tortoise Shell Card
Gases;
Pearl, Wire & Leather Port
moni.s and Wallets.
ALL FOR SALE AT Low
PRICES FOR CASH AT
THE OLD STAND,
NO. 48 MAIN STREET.
[Call and examine for yourselves
n. B.-Solid Jewelry and Hair Work made to or
der. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks and
Jew Try repaired and warrented.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF,
No. 48 Main Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. ROBACK'S REMEDIES.

pR. ROBACK'S REMEDIES.
We publish in another enluHn Of so-day's paper
an article eopiel troa the Cseinnst Times dcscrp-
tive Of RI RotEcks extensive medical estAblish-
ment in that siry BY tbs way. Dr. Rohaek''
Remedies have obtAin-ds Sreas and deserved roYa-
Iarity Nth all Glasses. Il hAs hesn but short
kline since these Remedies we're iatrvducra tnt7our
section Of country YET Dr.. Brennan. rr- ReoasS'
agent in this place. informs that his sales q tho
Blood Pills and Hood Purihsr row Pr rxerSi those
OF all other medicines for vhich ~ is Assas, COM
binsd The rsason for this IA, that they have t''a
the tsstof practical experience We kuov this not
only frona ths mouths % others. has Ne have ussd
ZEN in our own family With ths very list results,
For all diseases % the blood, general debility
whether processing fcon Sickness from natural
weakness, indignation, and all kindred ailments,
We recommend the Scandinavian Reuiedies the
rs-y ssst medicines sxtAnt- They are destined 10
achieve not "a ephsnsrAl success, bgta permanent
and deserved reputation, which win render them a
necessity in every hniIy. NAPoleUn, o, North
West, M4rvh , sec advertisement.
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IS. E. GILBERT & CO.

IN DOZ. NATURAL PRESERVED PINE APP
III pies in glass, - doz. natural Preserved Pine
Apples in quart cans, just received at
ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery
EXTRACTSl EXTRACTs-50 boz ASSORTED
IL kinds and sizes Genuine Extracts for sale at
ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
LIRE CRACKERS-12' boxes No. Gold Chop.
Il for sale to the trade at the present New York
price, by s. Il. GILBERT a co.