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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
FROM GEN. SIGEL'S CORPS.
LORaSTDEEI's CORPS AT CULPEPPER
A Battle Anticipated in that Vicinity.
Hurried Rebel Retreat from Warrenton.

Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y Tribune
wAsHISGros. Friday, Nov. 7. loel
Your special correspondent with Gen. Sgel seuds
the following:
GAIrrsvmLy. Friday, Nov. 7, 1862.
A deserier from the Rebel army states that Long
streets Corps, %, 500 strong, is at Culpepper.
From the fact that strong earthworks are being
thrown up across the Rappahannock at Rappahan-
mock Station, the inference mny be drawn that a
battle is anticipated in the vicinity OF Culpepper
Scouts returned from Fredericksburg report about
so cavalry at that place.
Two men belonging TO the ls Virginia Cavalry,
C. S. A., were captured near Dumfries,
The remaining Rebels made hurried retreat from
Warenton yesterday, on the approach Of Gen.
Reynolds forces, who took possession of the town
without firing gun. The advance Of cavalry and
driving in of our pickets occurring the day before,
was only 10 cover their withdrawal, which had al
ready commenced.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Occupation of Chester Gap by Jackson
EVACUATION OF WARIENTON By TIE REBEL.
The Confagration at Haymarket II
Court-Martial Ordered.
HEAVY SNOW W-STORM-WEATHER COLD.
THE ARMY STILL m MOTION
HrAp0r,HryHs o, Tnx Any oy TEr PoTos'c

HrtrortETYRa knrf TIVE POT0sAc.l
RgCToKTOwS. Va, Nov. t-lO p M.
As the particulars OF the fight yesterday at BARRIERS
became known the more brilliant the victory IA
found to have been.
The battle was fought by cavalry alone, and be-
tween the best-disciplinod troops either army can
produce, tie Rebels under the command Of Gen.
Stuart and the Unionists under the command Of Gen.
Pleasanton.
The final result shows tha, the Rebels lefl SO dead
on the field. and tleir wounded mus; have been
numerous.
Our lots was killed and 10 wounded.
Gen. Pessanton to-day reports tina, Siouewall
Jackson occupies Chester Gap with his command.
The town Of Warrenton was occupied by our
troops at o'clock this afternoon, taking Eve prison-
ers belonging to the 81 Virginia Cavalry, and two
infantry soldiers. who stated that ihoir regiments
had gone mp The Valley.
Gen. BSyard had slight skirniish to-day on the
Waterloo road, killing one man, wounding two, and
taking ten prissner-, without any oss HI, part.
oirsBvurg. Va Friday. Nov. :. 1854
The corrs Of Gen. Reynolds, belonging TO Gen.
McCleilans command, took possession Of Warrenton
yesterday.
The Rebels evacuated tie place wthou, stopping
TO fight.
An investigation into the causes Of the conlagra-
ton a, HaymArke, has resulted in ccuvic,ing swo
men OF Gen. sieinwelrs command. a CouriMar-
a has been ordered, which meets to-day TO try the
cases.
1t is intensely cold tonight.
This morning snow-ttorm commenced the Grt
Of the season.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
The New Cspiurcs Of 8ritish s'ermers-
Rear Admiral Dnpont'a Report OF In
Capture OF the Scotia and Apgiim.

Commodore Dupont makes the following oihoial
rerors Of tie capture OF the British steamers Scotia
aud Anglia:
FLAosnr WABASH, PoRg RorAL H,RuoA, S. CO
Oc.obc. 29 1852.
SIR. have TIE honor TO report to the Depart
ment tho capture on the 2fth inst CT tho British
steamer Scotia. by the United States bark Rest
les Acting Volunteer Lieutenant j.. Couroy, com.
mandmg, OIL Bulls Bay.
Tie steamer was discovered at daylight standing
toward Bulis leland. Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Conroy Immediately got under weigh with bis ves-
eel and al the sauc tine sent two armed boats 10
the leewaId OF the steamer which forced her 10 run
nfhofe. lie then IN with the Restless 10 cut her
of ana keep her from running out should che get OH
before the boats could reach her. When the boats
got alongside il was discovered that The Captain An
old offender named Libby, with gentleman ana a
lady (passengersD, had let the steamer IN au open
boat: the clew were in Il state of ntoXc;.tlCn, 30
that thew became almost unnaBageable, and Lieut..
Conroy ordered them to be transferred on board the
Restlesa and put in irons.
Lieut.. Conroy did not succeed in getting her OIL
unit the morning OF the 10Th, during which time he
was compelled 10 anchor with the Restless within
punshol of the prize TO protect her, and at low tide
Ii, own vessel touched bottom several times, but
without sustaining any material injury. He reports
tie loss hy drowning of join Martin, seaman ol
the Restless aud fireman OF the Scotia, IN conse.
quenee of the swamping OF boat III trying to get
out bawser. Iu gettiog eli the Scotia, and after
ward in bringing her TO Port Royal the engineers o
that vessel rendered every assistance in their power
for which Lieut.. Conroy promised that they should
receive compensation.
| have further the honor to report the capture al
Bulls Bay, on the 1,h, OF tho British steamer
Anglia by the boats Of the United States steamer
Flag.
The Resllefs, then under the command Of Acting
Master Griswold lLieut. Conroy being temporail,
DIR. 1.f I.I rn1 "a.
steamer entering Bulls Bay the evening before
but, che having passed 70 far to the windward O
hsr, the Restless could not prevent her getting in
snd, having oDly sps emall b0st belonging 70 ID
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
ship, Acting Master Griswod ddnot think pr udens
10 send her in pursuit, but be got the Restless In
noslinn 10 command fha channel for the purpoee Of


10 send her in pursuit. but be got the Restless In
position TO command the channel, for the purpose OF
preventing the escape of the steamer.
On the next day, the Flag, Lieut.. Conroy ON
board, on his way to join bis vessel arrived at The
anchorage of the Restless, and on receiving tho
above information Com Strong, under the piiotago
Of Lieut.. Conroy, ran the Flag close to the bar,
which his vessel could not cross and dispatched four
armed gunboats, under Lieuts. Carpenter and Con-
roy, inside of Bulls Island.
The steamer was discovered On shore near Jack
Creek, about four miles from the entrance Of Bulls
Bay but was soon safely got of-all Of her officers
and crew being on board, except the pilot and nix
men, who had gone to Charleston the evening pre-
vIoas. Tie crew rendered every assistance in
getting her off. Lieut.. Conroy then piloted the
Anglia out of Bulls Bay and over the bar.
The Anglia when captured was almost ont OF coal,
ana was sent by Cap. Gordon, senior officer on
Charleston Harbor to be supplied. She is the same
vessel which attempted, on the night OF the 18TH OF
September last. to Charleston HaIbor by San
fords Channel, but was headed off, though she sue
ceeded in escaping in the darkness.
shall dispatch both these steamers North as soon
as possible.
Before closing this Dispatch cannot forbear CALI
ing the attention Of the Department TO the energy
and activity displayed by Acting Lieut.. Conroy of
the Restless.
= Very respectfully, your obedent servant
IA ). \. DUPONT, Rear Admiral.
Commanding g. A. Blocxoinz Squadron
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
THE WAR IN TuE SOUTHWEST
Death OF Col. Currnn Popc-stenlin2 n
Locomofivc-s:en. siiI's Division in
NashviIlc-sick and Woundt6 in Hos
piial-Gucrrillas Around Cnseyvilic-
Guerrilla Cnmp Broken uP.
LOUISVILLE, Nov.

LOUISVILLE, NOV. D, ico-.
Col. Curran Pore, 18th Kentucky, wounded at
Perryville, died st Danville to-day. He was a
graduate Of West Point and distinguished himself at
Chaplin Hills He was "A native OF Louisyie. HIS
remains will be brought here for interment.
Alexander Mcdonald Rebel engineer on the south
err end Of the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad,
,tolo a locomotive from Bowling Green Yesterday.
lie took il from the hands Of another engineer, pro-
posing TO put IL in the depot nstend OF which be ran
down on the Memphis Branch Road eighteen miles,
burned ou, the nues. and otherwise injured the
machinery 20 the amount OF 5000. Mcdonald was
pursued by employees Of tie road ON hand car,
WHO recaptufed the locomotive, but Mcdonald
escaped.
Gen. Sill division OF Rosccrans's army arrived at
Nashville to-day. Gen. Ioufseaus division, Ce.
tarhed from McCooks army corIs, viii be strength
ened and opente independently. Gen. Jef. G..
Davis passed through this city tc-day TO Joln new
command III RoseeTans army.
There are vet 2 900 sick and wounded in hospitals
at Perryye, Harrodsburg, and Danville, who sadly
need suppliee. A. fast they are enabled TO travel
they are forwarded TO this city. Several hundred
sick and wounded arrived from Lebanon aud Bow
hing Green during the past ~ hours.
A camp # 0JO or 900 guerrillas ~ yet IN the
vicinity OF Caseyville, on the Ohio River. They
make oc, ,asional forays into Caseyyle and tie sur
rounding counter robbmg and plundeiing every
body they meet. They are under command oi the
notorious robbers, johnson aud Scobee. They have
improssed II large number Of the Union men OF the
vicinity into the Rebel army, and committing oil
kinds Of depredaiions. One night last week Nsior
Hornway OF ShGckellord's Kentucky Cavalry, with
two or three companies, left Henderson and made a
dash upon guerrilla camp near MadisonVille, bill
ing four aud capturing sixteen. The rest escaped by
"A rGp.d hlght. The prisoners were taken int0 Hen
derson Oh Saturday, and will be parclcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Army Md Navy Intelligence.

A splendid troop-'bp and transport has just been
added TO the Navy. She is almost ready to 90
wherever ler services may be required, which
makes her the more valuable. She is called the Po-
cahontas, and has been constructed, within u few
months a. Baltimore. Her length is $50 feet; beam
30 feet; depth 10 feet, and 900 tuns burden. She
was built to replace the old Pocabontas. which was
wrecked in the Burnside expedition. The new ves-
sci is chartered by the Government. Her roominess
is such that she can carry 900 troops between
decks, and 600 TINS freight in the bold.
A detachment of U. S. Regular Cavalry was dis
patched from this city yesterday to Clrlisle, Pa.
They lad 10 horses, being recently enlisted men.
When drilled and equipped at Carlisle they will be
mounted and sent 10 the seat Of war.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Tbe Army in Motion.

Hz.pQusETsks REcEToErows Friday. Nov. 7, 1871.
A heavy suow-storm Set in this morning, about
o'clock, with every indication Of continuing. The
weather il cold.
There is nothing new about military matters, eI'
cepting tLat the army is in motion.
Gen. Sumner and staff arrived last night.
Nothing but a construction train has yet arrived on
the Manassas Gap Railroad, although one is hourly
looked .or.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
GEN. wool TO TIE THIRTy-sEyESTH RRGI-
...... ...L

GEN. WOOL TO TIE THIRTY-sEyENTH REGi-
MENT NEW-yOnK STATE MILITIA.
HKADeUARTEKs EiGHTH ATg, CoRPs. /
BALTIMORE, Oct ~, lbGl.
Cob CHARLES BooxE, J5n Rsg,nfnf n. " NJ g. s. NJ
hlY DEAR SIR: The many important events winch
have trAnspted in th. department during the past two
months aud tho consequent neeased amount OF duty DE-
volyDs upon has ensosed attention to the escn'
on Of all other natter that had alms,t forgotten the
promie gave you and your ocef. when you the
point Of leaving Baltimore to state "a writing opiuen u
the 7th Resmeat Now York Stats Rational Guard State
Militia.
take sincere pleasure IN stating ts during the three
months in which tie regiment sorvod gaJer my and
only intercourse with yoursef and your officers
the sessbe nature but the bearing and conduct OF
tie at all times such as to command my waIneH
Animation while at the time 1t assured me that II the
regimen. required TO ake ts field defense Of tho uaon
cause every would be iound able, ready and willing to
do his full duty.
shall swsss think with true Fsaheation. Of our plsssn
official and social relations and shall consider myself very
forunts can always have undof my eomGand regiments
Of officers and Of which the 37u IL composed
Jrspsin. Colonel very truly your friend,
JOHN y. WOOL. Ntsr0sassA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Our Agents.

THE TpIErsE N rIrT.BukGu.-goHy w f'frock 70 oar
AGENT In rttburgh Tor the sale OF Tnx DAILY Skhlw SIX
~ aud NLssLr TRBvHR. ANY If out inesds visins
qHE 1KnVSE will please leave their ssfess nith MI nv
,oeA. opposite ie festOitee. sh0 vii seAnf"' " p"
Of the city
NJ Nonros Is our Agent fer The sale Of fHE rsisrSs ~
ScRASrO. and HYDE PARK. Pa Ne has moved " rem
ay next door to Beeks fruit marked o2poste
Wellington all and will our friends with THz DAiIrs
SxSi.WRExIY and WEsKLY HssssrSG
Mr. j. r. Wrsxs u the Post. .Ofce. Oxford, N. T.. WIN
furnish TnE DAiLy, SsaI.WkEyLI, Aad WnES-y 1R.ssaS
d eur pubnsbst ,stoA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
JIi,souri JTutters.

ST. Louis, Friday, Nov. 7, 1907.
Gov. Gamble Las appointed Thursday, Ito 9th
inst, as Thanksgiving Day.
The Gaze OF Judge Lsckland, recently auosted for
encouraging the rebellion, and opposition to the
Government in its prosecution Of the war, etc, has
been referred to Msjor-Geueral Curtis. His
decision in the matter 10 yet TO trapspire.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

be imp assable for the last two days. Persons sup
posed to have aided in ts destruction in order TO in
crease the custom for boats plying to Alexandria,
have been arrested.
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has to-day ap-
pointed the following Examining Surgeons: DR..
Isasc Winde, Desnoines, Iowa; DR.. Philip X.
Waeerseer Selins Grove, Pa; DR.. Es. Barows,
Davenport, Iowa.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The following-named officers have been appointed
Assistant Adjutapts General with the rank OF Cap
tain
VIM b. Curtis for Gen Turchn Frederick NJ. Crandal,
for Gen Henry Henry Keith for Gen. Pratt q. H. Mckib
ben for Gen. tcIIero Is. r. Smith, for Gen Cook CsIl
Schmidt, FOX Gen. "ilick; Wisu H. li for Gen. Poter-
son; VIM. H. Long for Gen. Ginson; Adrian 1ery for Gen.
Terry Henry H. King, toT Cen Averel Edward T. bsow
for Gen Barlow fk1I s. Marvin. for Cen Warren Henry
j. Pierson for Cen. bowen; Thomas w Eayre, or Gen.
Moa George S Maishsl for Ger. Benton Geo. T. Spence
tnrt t..rn n.tr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Death Of Commodore PenderRrast.

PHiLADHLPHIA. Friday Nov. :. lsc..
Commodore Pendergrast, commsndant Of the
Philadelphia Navy-Yard died this morning Of .
paralytic attack. lie was e2 years of age, and has
been in the naval servicc of the country for over
half century.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Movements of Mas.nehu.e.,. rroop.. etc.

BosroS, Fhdsy Nov T. 1862
The steamers Merrimac and Mississippi With
three regiments of troops, remain at anchor below.
1t is reported the guntoat Huron will convoy then
to their destination.
The thick snow-storm and northeast gale con
tinues this evening heavy sea is expected in
the bay. t... .....
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

"BLAcK REpuBLIcASIsM" IN CuBA.-lt Is re-
ported by passengers from Cuba that large numoer
of slaves from Texas and Louisiana are ein across
and sold there, aud they are demora!ilirY 'ne |u'
ban slayes by Lincoln songs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
The Weather ut Buds,o.

BrVYAIo. Friday Nov. Z, ls69
There has been no storm here, except a strong
wind. The weather 10 very cold, with indications
Of saow.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Evidence Of their Having Moved Off.

THE SUPPLY OF REVENUE STAMPS
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THE NUMBER or REBELS AT WINCHESTER
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WHAT HIS RETURN MEANS
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The Return Of Gen. Hunter 10 South Carolina
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Commodore Dupont makes the following oihcis
rerors Of tie capture OF Tue British steamers Scotia
aud Anglia;
FLAosnir WABASH, Posg RorAr HAEuoa; c..}
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

Tie Last Report Of French Interference
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

The undersigned as Administrator, de Jonis
non, OF the estate of Jacob Weaver. deceased, in
pursuance of an order ii the Marshall Court of
Common Pleas, made ut is February term. 1862.
will proceed to sell public sale.at the court house
door in Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana, on
the 10Th day OF November, l-b,. between the
hours of /, o'clock a. m and o'clock p. M. on
said daT, the following described real estate, be
longing to the estate Of said decedent. towit the
undivided two-thrls of the south east quarter, of
the south quarter, of section thirteen, III
township thirty three North, of range one east
Should said land fail to sell at said time ana
place, will offer the same AT private sale until
sold. The terms OF sale are, one third of the ur
chase money cash in hand third in six mouths
ard third in twelve months from the day of
sale; notes for deferred PAYMENTS with interest !:
without relief from valuation laws, with freehold
security, and subject TO the confirmation of said
Court. JOHN G.. OSBORNE.
Admir- dis b0nis non
o,:toscr 3o;h, 1862 n:}9tI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27
100000 HeESi sN To SSE SELF
LLOYp.S NEW STEEL PLATE COUN-
TRY COLOREO Map CT The UNITED
STATES CAtvADAS AND NEW
BRUNSWj OK.

From recent surveys completed Aug. IN, 1852;
cost 5000 to cngrave it and one years time.
Superior any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and SeSat the low price of fifty cents
$40 900 names are engraved on this map
1t is not only County Map, but it IS also
COUNTRY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas' combined in one
GIVING EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any Woman or 81 to 81 per day
and will take back all maps that cannot DC sold,
and refund the money.
Send for II worth aud try
Printed instructions how to canvass well, fur
nishSd all our Agents,
Wanted-Wholcs;,ie Agents for oGr Maps in
every State, California, CInldl, England France
and Cuba. \ fortune may bc made with few
hundre.! dollars capital No Competition.
J. Il. LLOYD, No. l6l Broadway. New York.
The War Departments uses our Map OF Virginia
MARYLAND and PcnnSylvan Il, cost Sl0O.950, on
winch j. marked Antietam Greek, Shlrp>bu-g,
Maryland lights, WillidmSport Ferry, Rhorers-
willie, No,and's Ford and all others on the Potomac
and every other place in Maryland, Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA. or money refunded.
LI.OYD'S
TYPOGRAPHICAL. MAP OF KENTUCKY,
ONO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
is the only authority for Gen. Bucl and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one finding
an error in it.
Price 30 cents.
From the Tribune Aug.2.
"LbOI D. MAP Of NIR riNIA, MARY
LAND, AND PENN!YLVANIA.-T Nip
is very large cost Is bat % cents, and il is the
best which can be purchased.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LEASE.

Pursuant to an order of the Common Pleas Court
Of Marshal County, Indiana, shall offer for
sale nj Public Auction at ;. X VI Becker'S corner,
in Plymouth, Indiana rs the law directs. on Satur-
dav November 29th. 1862, at , O'Clock p. VI. 4
Lease for period no. exceeding three years, OF
the est half of the South East Quarter OF section
seventeen in town thirty three, north of range two
East IT, .aid county; belonging to the estate OF n.
L. Babcock, deceased to be paid for, one third in
hand one third in four and the residue in eight
months from day Of sale the purchaser to give
notes, on interest, waving bcncft OF valuation
laws and with approved security lfnot then sold
for sum sufficient ii will be offered private sale
after that date. The land has about fifty five acres
OF Improvement. good Orchard, and lies about
four miles South West of Plymouth.
GEO. \. DUMONT,
L. RECHTLY, Administrators.
PIvmorth. Nov 4, 1852 ntllwl.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27

We learn that Joux Blux, la.e Of the
Drug finn OF g. BLAIS & Co., in thi, plac. :.
mas purchased McWILLrANs' stock OF Dry
Goods. and will continue the bushes, in
the old stand secoLd door South of Iew-
eft Il Wood ward btick.
Mr.. BCAtN i, An ;.cee :nmola,ing gen
ileinan, and fair. honorable merchant.
The Dug Lusin,ss of the old firm vii
be hereafter lie conducted b. JERRY BLAtx
nj The old stand The establishment is So
well known that 10 commend it is mluec-
essay
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27
Application for License.

NJ OT c f is hereby given that the under
Y signed will, at the next term of the Com
missioners Court of Marshall County. Indiana. TO
be holden at the Court House i'll Plymouth, com
sneRcing on the first Monday in December, le62,
apply FOE q license sell spirituous intoxicating
E1uors in quantities less than one quart. with the
privilege of having the same drank on the premi-
ses. The location which propose to sell is
loc No. III. in the town of Plymouth, Ind.
BENJAMIN +. DRATr
October Goth lsC2 n39ti
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27
Application for license.

~ \ OTTO E ishereby given that the under
y signed will at the ecember term $50, Of
the Board of County Commissioners for Marshall
County, Ind, make application to said board for 8;
license - retail sprituous MAX and Intoxicating
liquors, in less quantity tliIn quart "a Il tni",
on Lot Ma one huncrcd and seventy seven in the
original plat of the town of Plymouth. Indiana.
CHARLES FRANK x Co,
Oct. - III, l-f2 no39tl.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27

THURSDAY the 9th of Nov. having
been set apart by the State administration
xs Il day OF Thanksgiving to Almighty God.
for His great goodness towards u; there
will be Divine Service in St. Thomas
Episcopal Church on the morning Of said
day AT l04 o'clock.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27

TNHE co-partnership hereto ore existing be-
TWEEN +. d. Smi;f and thomas Mch'mm
under the firm name of Smith and Mckinm' IL
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The business ofthe firm will hereafter be con-
dncted bv Thomas Mckimnm S. Nov. -. 1862.
f.. ID. SMll ii,
THOMAS MckIMMlNS.
ni2t3.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27

The true cause OF the war is a matter Of much
controversy between the different political parties
nj the present time. On the street, yesterday, as
we passed the Post Office corner, our cars were
greeted with the remark that the Democrats were
all secessionitta. aud were the sole cause of the
present war We had not proceeded more than
.iaii square when VIC heard that the Republicans
are all abotonsts and bound to free the ,;oo,r or
dissolve the Union We passed on, saddened by
thoughts OF vii war, bioodshed and hich taxes
when observing crowd on the corner south Of the
Edwards House, we crossed over, ard found R,cy
and SMITH opening large lot Of New Dry Goods
We were very much surprised, knowing tina. only
few weeks before they had received an immense
stock; bat found they hal been compel led to order
iiirse amount in or Ter to keep up their stock
y Re- noticed som very r'tty styles of DeIanes,
'~-ss avis e., yhciI were ,1irg OF ina v ny
t''i stii the Los Psics Store the place To get
she eeSt bargains