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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

RAIN.-I'hs Fall rains commenced on
Thursday evening. since which time showers
have been continuous. The Fall or "equi.
noctial storms" seldom continue more than a
week or ten days, and come exceedingly
grateful to lay the dust and start the Fall
crops.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

~ Daniel S. Dickinson lately said:
" The preservation of the Government is.
worth more than all that may be sacrificed to
support it. DO we propose to stand by and
see its sun 60 down before MONDAY, because
Of "Abolitionists :" The Great Abolition
lists are jeff. Davis g. Co. Some great Abo-
litionists have had monuments erected to-
them, but the Abolitionists should unite to
erect monument az high as heaven to jeff.
Davis & Co., who have abolished slavery at
one stroke. You might - wen expect to
have the deer and rabbits and wolves stay
after tho timber has been cut away. as to
expect slavery to remain after this rebellion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

ARRIyAIs.-The H. B. Co.'S steamer En-
terpyise arrived from Victoria ON Monday
morning with number Of passengers and
the express. The schooner lNor-sresffr'
Wednesday, with freight from Victoria.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

SAILED.-The schooners Braxt and Sarah
Newton sailed on Sunday last for Port Town
send with cattle, having been chartered for
the purpose by Messrs. Mitchell & Stewart
Of this place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

DEMocRATIC' PArxR.-It 10 announced
that new Copperhead paper is soon to be
established in Portland. by p. ]. Malone, the
man who formerly run the Corvallis Uxios.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

ANOTHER New PAPER AT BoisE.-Anoth-
er new paper Is soon to be established at
Boise TO be called the Bo;sc Pioneer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12

LucxY.-J. H. Still, the old San Francis
co newsdealer. has fallen heir to an immense
fortune Left him by relative in Scotland.
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% Agents for the Standard.
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% receive and receipt for money due on subscrp-
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along the Georgia State railroad.
Cincinnati, Aug. SO.-Gen. Burnside is
in the region Of Kingston, and expects an at
tack to be made on that place during the
week.
Warrenton Junction, Aug.-A dispatch
just received from Fairfax, says, five guerril-
las captured at that place this morning say
Mosely was shot in the bowels and breast.
and was taken to Richmond. The guard
that brought in the prisoners say the people
at Drainsville yesterday said that Mosely
died near there on Friday. The prisoners
don't doubt it as they say he was MORALLY
wounded.
White now commands force porth of the
railroad.
New York, Aug. 3l.-The THbxae's
special from the Potomac, of the 3Oth, says.
no movement has taken place except among
the cavalry. detachment Of which yester-
day chased few guerrillas, near the Stafford
Court house result not known.
Lieutenant. Parker, of Mead's staff, is
supposed to be captured by the guerillas. He
left headquarters to visit the the SD Massa-
chusetts, and departed thence on his return.
and has not been heard of since.
Washington, Aug. 3l.-On the 19th, 1t.
Wood. of the Confederate Navy. Left Rich
mond with II men, four boats on wagons,
and about twelve wagons loaded with stores.
ammunition, &c. He went across the Chic
ahominy, taking the route Of the army Of
Peninsula. His intention was to surprise
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Telsgraphie Kews Items, 10.

C,r wrLn With b.. ueSro brigade, from North
ca '1ilns, tN h<' Il sent u 'fn lslAhu, 10 rein
imo. Gen GilmouT
GFH OsrrRnAusu cot dead, a. rebe! hhsi-,ipi
iispaict es soise time ago aIed At last unts
GO vahi O sosi neAlih
T,,n Bslt more ard Ohio abroad will cert nnly bs
op-psd Slrsush it, whole extent, on BatuTday, tho
nth ihet.nt.
TnH enrolment IN wlsoontiH IL nnarly o0mp'ct,d
IASs ne fOi.r hundr6d soldier, properly du Outcd
ofe al disusts her. sistanOe wAs iIttcIup I'd
" threstensi.
ooL.ssp ran named Benl.mn Jehnson vac
c1nuty NV York. de o. oLc" reported a. the Uf.ic~
of he ProADst AArhai uith willie u~ MA sub
slituts, who va scc1p,sd Ind s",TL into .er'Sc.
ThE notorious rebel Cronrrsl Evans, of .B,irs Bhif
uotorioty, 10 nov ~ T. itSner Al NAoh.sson. lie Ia
t.,d to have commit ~ sf, ', .x9.nsh around Lee
burEL, Va, dssiroIisr property IN AID around, ths
6nes manEou, 10 thst vitihiS,
Euw-- HIDrs .sd " usnT, Ilsh'. srr'sted s9no time
ago i,s coun' snsftisG 'sD sIiisr b.. reenhacD In
~. IN I'd. fnch I'D were red NJ fhe York asEz on
~ I5b oi .Io!y, ard eonvic@rs Hfrt cad
d i ~ss JHosths' hsfd labor. Ard Lrh; ~ four
y-A.s' geual aervtu"e.
ABOUT p. NJ. o1>sond.T, . tornado burst sud.
denly over Fort Lea es,sr 'ing to HhIi, N, Mot Ia
veI. Tort va.hnsion, Sc, yrioh did cor, id-i sbls
dsaaye % house., tree, ind V'n'f pop,rty. lev
boat belonsins to . sent,msl ,t Fort Washing gton.
blown Oh 10 the land and 'piit In two.
1T IL reported that Gov Seward IA srpr,hen OF
serious difficulty bets ne Cni'ed S!ates and
Great Bu an, eforc the expiration of tho neat
months, unlets the Government OF he latter eouLIy
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From Dixie Direct.
Arrival Of lae sas Mail.

Prom late Aes Of Southern paper, received At this
sfos ye,terdsy, We ,eieet the following details q
ssvs- covering nearly All tn. operations of the var
Ao.n rebel point Of veu. The daily Richmond EI-
AAIsAs Of the 10; sAyE
1oa. The enemy then ~cro /. milss dstan' AN were
lid 70 be retr .Ati,y The hrIgades of Generals RAa-
sUm ana jenkins had uni ted snd fear. eutpt-
eAinsd " the fAakss advance. Gen. kiusom, rem
sDn,rs With the enemy most ..utAI, and 10 fell
kaek simply TO draw the epemy SitAu his T ssr Our
lfoops ., Weldon sntLai u bor tie Ysnkea Ne bt
hAsht hom the s~ith r-por that the isntse raiders
have poaitveV rgs ID, tAkus a corup, a. Va. .up
EnsA, IN he dTectsr of xIHrvssbero. Wh-ther
plandoned eli iaSs x ds.,Isyins oopru usicat,oa win
0e south BY rAurSeA ~sA act knswn, oar forsrs did
hyt pTyus ~ far the rsiasp have dons bot lttls
h)ury, beyonl frightening tho women aud children
And slesliDs few heroes.
rns NTyArIor
The Richmond Daily ETAsIsss Of the ls,, received
OF the srs Office, contains the fonsviEg;
The military ,i:uAtien has no Longer tina, decree Of
months. Lee hAs Sntapls I'D his r'reat, and holds
kk Ola fnns o. the RspidAn and kAppah annock 10
scuH y. hsAcns array 10 In froat M, Not probably
pesI tpoush to end battle 'mm n"nt Both s'mios
AAve hsi h - bli ot hshtinS Istsiy, aud uil yrobs
~ 20 little or notains durns tie heated month Of
An.ust
hy required u entrSiioa OF tho chief sunies Of
Ore East sud WeAt tat NrurL with ali III. iOlces
= be .psred ron ne e.Ir.s.n Of yicumrs aud
ssd thai he mkt L,,tls sili e f-urNt by
count AA1op he Amy Of the Potomae
snd ths. oi the Ai.sI.ippi Valley. THIS .uppo-
ave the OF recurring repoI, thAt Grant has sholly
withdraw from the in efior Of 'he state OF k.s,sip
y, and that h. IL sh pp ng lsfgs portion of h, men
b 6s uvt-, But Al fn NOR, pobsbs that these
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MUvtmENI3 IN VIRGINIA.
Activity of the Rebels.
GEN. LEE SHOWING FIGHT.
Interesting Southern News.
Reported Defeat Of Gen. Banks.
Rebel Review Of tho Situation,
Death of VIM. l.. Yanccy.
WHAT THE REBEL PIRATES CLAIM
Millions of Property Destroyed.
TROUBLE IN IOWA.
Fight With the Cspperheads.
Terrible Earthquake at Manila,
9.o0O LIVES Lost.
&C.. &C.. &C.
From the Army of the Potomac.

Wdsh1ogtvrA Aug t.--Atviecs from he Army Of
M Potomac ssy that the enemy ye.tertsy sent re-
sonnoterns force tovsrds the Rappshannoek. in tho
vicinity Of Kcilys Ford. probably to ascertain our
DsAtios en- s'rsnstn- Bot sftsI skiTmsh, the Zoe
Sss driven bsck
II 70 generally believed that up 70 yeruday Lss
hsd nst rsos,,ed any rsisforosu sats of Consequence
Rom kiehsopd- But tho t-b-ls bsvv bees sending
hssvy supplies N Predereksburs. - II thsy In nudsd
- rsoccupy Il In strength.
WaAhsneton, August b.-Direct sdvfces ffom the
ecnt state that the Army Of th< Pstomse 10 Inactive
end Ikeiy to remain ~ fer so~s time to GENE Tn.
various omp- srr csmp-d is Asathy plsc-s ueu pure
vsssr. and have cool and comfortable quarters. The
eIst instsiment Of eenscrivs reached the amp yes
esrdsy From two to four oundrd daily are sIvee,ed
The rebsl army lies Stvsen tho RAppshsnnoch and
~ kspdsn Lss bsins ct Culp-vsr. Everything !s
- quiet within their lines In own. YurIoushs
e< twenty and thirty dAys hsvs bee. granted by Cen
oral ksade.
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From the Southwest,

hemphia, AUG A-Coi.Nateh bss driven gienar6-
sDns band Of susrtllss, 40 strsns do~p into hlss
aypi. and has TUNED kis attention to Gen Pillows
erssa, which arr 10 ne nsshborhood Of Paria Tenn
blov 10 rrporsd to have erosssA ths river at Psrs
- sunday last. With da regiments.
One Of Gen. DodSes sooits, Who itn Tuseurb,s
Suly soth has ATtv-dat Cer,ath lie reports that
0"ddy has sent all his bsxsaSeana Uyrsto-.-ds
Rome Ga, but remains In Tuscumbia valley With al
most all his sroes Tho snput aso rrpos that nearly
hsf OF the AlabsruiaLs In BraAg's Army have esser
~ taking their ars, aud are in che mounta N,
hs-nf 70 back
Lost Da'sapst mths 9s,h kisi.ipyh rvsims u,.
III Johnstoss ATTY isyv days ASS, srd reports that
Sehns'on,twttA tho bsik OF his army. vss al Meridian
1art of Ais force vn under orders 70 70 TO Aobis
They sere entirely ignorant Of Grsuts movsmeuts,
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W. take the follow. ( IN the rLlAis.phi, II.
GUAM:
Morrs Island, ,lil!V q Tor the last three Saw.
and nlshts the sb~ fsvs fr,d upo1 us onn'inu sIv
from ouister, btr9., Ns4nsr an fur JAckssu. ia
A~ lstW fsst they have nsun.,d .oars ions range
euns, which they tro with g,llt accuracy Their " su
Of lotion last sunday and No1day Ea 10 re .h ri gu
.he's svery t~efv miuutes, and our boz, iavin, 10
heart tbs ri'e, Irupos Ser cover with tleat ,.cu
iarity. Thr ruisb.r al fn"n -ou Iicd hy ths euf a.
lhnS hTa trsln johnson h. 0'iv averaged f,ur d,v
and hoy, bsaufeyaSd Nil. upiinue 10 arc hi, am
nuul ion thur. Tbs rebels are .tr.nrth.nirs Jahn
ssn, and have also bnht smother .nflsd ns h.. t,ty
lower down IN Jsre. Island. som. of Our ,cou,,
have VISITED ". but isupd onty one gun meunted n
H. ali h,s rh Nih twelve emhiA uteS Alth.ush thrx
have doubtless l,Tgc lana !Jrce, rey s,.rp sfad n
US, and sIneniY await our nett sctiv- douo ira.
tons.
Th.s week Captain Pane, lOo'h Nov Yorf. tho
best sud mart 'ornDk. tcout ve have ee.lsd In
. uapnr unknown io fIyfef ~ ih' enemy ~ rsact
la2 ne payIp,1 J W-gnfr ana ~ l.ctiny, uHIno
Lst'd, the M, i1Or.
Five ,uicstsi suffers caught last We ines-
day selling liquor 70 ells Cd u-n, and chsrsiue
orbltant price. M. ,Cr Stl"k ? rnide1n'd HON to
nish's wo. in ;ht ueuch -A'r, the Tebsi "a 10
the hottest. Colonel Had, oar -urihy tr2vot kar
shal General, APP d tba sentenet sud tie su'rs
taken up 70 the ileuchts Ain a. IN under WaS
ner, and told tha # hey were lazy or sh,wod the
White feather ~. sou be hot The suffers toil'd
10 sronY u rho.r u fit loug, and tor apat,ly oc-
e0mi'1 1Aed 'Ee. eAup.igu rithoui 'S4s VI life or
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~ tho way q L,'orpDol -c learn that IL vss ~
pot,ed st RIO d. JanDL, on the 18th Of June. that
tue Amsriean bah Good Hope. from Boston TO A.ag
Koas. had bs-n burnt At ssa by tho Georr.. The
U. vsr,hip Onvsrd. vas reported ~ BsAis On .
cruise 10 'earrh Of ths Confederate v,s.is. The
Alsbans had destroyed the Jshcx SNOW. from Car.
d.h tor v, "a vidso, snd the Amsrsois from New
Yort for touts vdco. In sssut lat Is, &. long -
W. re c--~s ~ thess vesses hsd ell ard-e,i at
Rio The Georgia had si,n captured tue American
ship Dictator Psrpsmbuoo pspcrs Of y 18th state
that the riofidt hAs taken possession Of ths kses
blsnds 'n ~ sroup OF desert rocks near the island
OF Fernando Nct ma her hose Of operations. Tie
Misi@se- 70, For.sn Adairs hss pubIiAhsd Wr'nssnt
regulations a. 10 the future cIelusisu Of Coufcdersts
cruisers from DsInisn ports, except In real ssses Of
strsss Of vssther or legitimate repairs.
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Riot in Iowa.
risa, with Cspperhe. 10

t'-odiinc. IoNa, Aao. A-Ihs JovasAL this
u, nin, hn ths tailcvins;
4 collision occurred on ss.sriry t.,veeu the eop
puheaAs and linton men at Son.h HnslisA. Ecohut
county. About 6f,y slO,s ~tt- hi.i on both aide.
iuliy, lesd,r Of the coppsra DIS. v.s killed Two
,r,hers died cf sbelr Wounds The ecpperhssds sGs
driven oa, OF tho plaor.
IA,Ts.
TIE sheriff Of Keotut vsch'd a., pl,cc at day.
break ;h, morning 90 hi way 10 Davenport for mil.
nsry assistance The reports ars TIA, the insurgents
have gathered to the number " hits-n hundred aud
that they are hourly increasing thor strength Tbsv
claim to b. four thousand strong N the ouniy. All
are AIMED aud iail Of fsht The citizens II wash.
ipstcp, fIsn miles from ihe u tbs eiHcultcs
are reported to be much alarmed .t the saiety Of tho
tom,
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Important If True.

6ss. Baaks Rspsrted Defeated BY Gen.
Tsyisr.
Tbe Rschmepd DrArcn u the ist last. contains
aAs following;
A. partial relief fron, tins up veloorns news which
- havs been receiving from the south, have nov
0,snisseIee that our forcv. have Gsiped q drcideA
vsetory in Lou. The Prssdeht yesterday re-
fetvsd dhrsth from IIsut, HArder, st.tins that
Srn- Diek T-y lor had ss snssSensnt With the enc
0yr forces under Bsnhs, and that he had completely
eoutsd them, eaptorinx 600 pEisoneSs.
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E1!;im.-r, AUG. 4-Thc Ei,hiaoni wuis Of July
Il hN tho following;
"'Htyon,-g, d1., JuiV ~ Tho finorsi servics'
Of lr ate william ' Ysnesy 'ook ylaes from the
rtesby ,erisu church mi. ,,,ernoon.
The Richmond wsto OF Ars i' ssys; "John II.
flo,d 10 i<ns very III At the rsidcaos Of his motbs
and 10 not expected 20 recover"
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i'nb. one o. them, h-n had HI, or.'rs ssset II
li.ir, sonhsrni,d TO the u.s. cf )4f mrn in tho
treochs ahis .tscA include. 20 ty.tvo hsrr.is OF
ale and nin~y dN-.n Of sine.
Il- cheese to,.'," shen wssnu sosn. too
ssucy, 80 ~ the ehspntL sad rcut assvy fir al
her ssrrrgirses inio her. Bu .s.cr will not suc-
cuuo 20 tle uentisd.. althoush th.y Dc v,u Gsn.
Gtliv-we, however, leJks upon th Ret.l sand hi
WIN TIE eaInne-s of phil '-oyhet. and stN accom-
psh sveu ucre than tts reduction. ill IA future
lstter elm idst- tbs fllo~ sentence Tn. Avn
oyn1fh,s ~ -
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Boston, Mss Thsim 30. Wind ssw. Clear.
epriue ueseld, kUa ihern ~ WIND NV. Clear
sew Yort fb~rr 81 " nd l.. Cloar.
Pliiadelphis, pa Therm. o.. win' :. Cloudy.
HsIhi ng,on, H. c. rherIn, oO. Wi1d =. W. Sui
{ y and cloudy.
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Warrington, Aug. The draft In four out n sew
en- Wards m this city has becp eompletsd II en-
braces f.cOo Whit" and sls oolorcd men. Amongst
'he drafted ere three clergyman, many members Il
the CITY Councils, and s-versl telegraph operators (;
also re.orsrs, primers, lawyers aud rsprss-n,Aiv
@ all classes Of business Judge Advsosts Holt bss
siy-n the opinion that Psynssteu' CLERKS are not
found in the lis. Of exempted rlAssss
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Terrible Earthquake at Manila.
One half Of the GUY Deetro,ed-Tws rhsu-
aand I.iyss Lost

San F'onos'oo, AUGUST . The uss~psp-rs resiv-
ed here by the Ocean Pearl. from TcnS koss. give
sceourr Of touitlossr rhquske A. Manila, on the
ID OF juno, rutnins hri tho city and damaging every
building In Il. T-o thousand lives we're Loot
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whs,Iin0, Aug. H. The we,t virginia kri'laturs,
IN ioint ss,sion to-day elec ed W. 7 WILEY. Of
MorsAnto~u, and = q. Van w'nkle, Of Psrkef,burs.
united states senstors. tho former !hs frat and
l. Q latter on the sixth ballot.
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DyaftIpHfu PhiIadSlphia

rhil1f,ip ph,d, August 4 The drsN vas msds II
the i0th Ward this morning. 1bls complete, th'
draft Ia al this CITY Congressional Dlstriot.
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Washington iu0rst a-The draft 10 ths cit, Wa
resumed TO-DAY, No disturbsnoe oneurrcd. Among
the p~rsns drafted sr' eight from the ofneo Of the
Cnso-tcLA aud the pastor Of tho Catholic church IN
the Third Ward.
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O1nIl CASuAtrin. &c An untno.p nsu VA
d-o,p-d in %, dock feot Of Ia, 10th street, vhils
hsihus lie clothes be at the llth vNd
station bouse-
A Gsnnau ..suied Wiies died on herisy nigh, tn
the EsM Of ~ Lt~>s street, from drinking i>c water
slals no sas owe hssted.
kiwsrd ps,ea, OF 7i3 Broadway, died suddenly
fLoiu cs Lses kanw1.
Ms, WuhaG., oflYs Fourth tr-5t, while partial.
ly dersassA, t0ot 81 6rT dose ofiArdsnun and sosa
died.
Thomas Kisrnsu, Of the f.'t y: Y. Cavalry. vss
drov f~i Q, MoihAy afernoon, uhiio bsihins at the
fJ. % lob .'Ire, T. X.
Ann We.kman, German eiri ~, .Snnd dead tn
her bsd II - Washington street, = ICY. y morninS
AT L. y .n uns.U~u man VA Il I'D droW Wnod at
pier a., y a.
At hoy pAntd ihoinAi 'ddins sssd Q.
Of Hiih slrert
hkcBnlsIor HuoExs has gone to Saratoga,
from Whence he intends TO 60 To 81. Cath-rpss. Y.
W II. Secretary. DR.. hcSeirus, accompanies the
Archbishop, Who b IN bed health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-05
nILirAky MArTEEs.

The Invalid CoJs now forming here ,numbas soma
seven hundred men. isrss psc1srttni Of vhom have
bseu ,nlst d here. Several have bssn uansfeus0
from Hospitals, having been discharged on sooousA
Of vou1ds oi liability, but sew returning 10 ths
service. .nd - essabs, % 10 ssid u psrfosrs-
ing .oltisH' Sutiss, - the Tesssxs. They are -
tai, the pscs Of ths Fsrt Schuyler garrison. vhieA
wi soss 20 to the hsld. I've husdrod Of those tss
st!s arrived hero sstsrdsy iron tho Army ef the
TOtSusc, With arms. Tho CORP is Under The diIsa.
tion Of Csl. "a. A. "A n. g. Nussst.
The 18th Basansent, N. Y.B. W Ssrs-ofssssEiuss
% 1. also the lsth n sinser euDl unasf The utis -
d sdkcs -sHt
General DvubiedAy. Who drsd the nns Gun no0
gsrt Sumter, vhsn u vss Auseksl, hss reosivsd .
eou p!inentsry dinpsr n this city hmses 0rssisr
'%nd Rev. Dr. Typs, vus amongst the rpsahsrA 49,
letters vsvs raal from chsrios auinnss and GsnsrNs
Harvey Brvvn-
Admiral p.hlr-s. Of ibs ssstA Aussio sloes>
sAins DgusdIon, has sr'sctsl LsutsAsrs hGsss FosV
rest. U. u. Hsvy. .. his Flag -Lsstspsnt
rRApEf MOVEMENTS.
cAaliAar TsHsSss.-Tkts body met last svsuiu8
si 1857 Bovay, NJ Patrick Dovnns IN tAs shsts. -
the sbssae. sf ,hs rrssiAsut Asd vies-PrsssAsaA.
Tie only pahpsss dous va the distrbatoA sf sspsA
lcs~stn~sd IN Fourth Psosl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22
GROCERIES.

CUNDRIEs Well Buckets, Strawberry and
- Lemon Syrup, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil
Nuts, Essence of Coffee, Wooden Bowls, English
Oysters, Shoe, Horse and Scrubbing Brushes, Lob
sters, Sardines, Alum, EPSON Salts, Roll Brim-
stone, Sulphur, Copperas, Nader, Extract of
L0gwood, Washing Blue, Indigo, Cream Tar
tar, Soda, Bed Cords of all kinds, Tobacco of all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Nutmegs, Cigars of all
kinds, Jute and Cotton Wrapping Irvine, Blue Wit
riol, Camphor, Carolina and Wagon Tar, Brooms,
Cotton Yarn, Race and Ground Ginger, CASTLE
Soap, Playing Cards, Glass Jars. Lanterns, Tum-
blers and Flasks, Pepper Sauce, Matches, Pickles,
Mustard, Fish of all kinds Tomato Catsup, Powder,
Safety Fuse, Soaps of all kinds, Starch, Teas, Vim
egar, Letter, Note, Cap, and Fancy Paper, Wrap
ping Paper, Envelopes. Salt Petre, Gum Drops,
Toys and Letters, Table Salt, Hemp Sack
namon, Coal Oil, Clothes Pins, Bonnet Boards
Ink, Gloves, Nails, Glass, Spirits Turpentine, ali
spice, Sal Soda, Pain Killer, Licorice, Pitch,
Selves, &c, &C., &C.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low by S. L. GILBERT l. Co,
nov24 If No. Sycamore Street.
w R. AND HAMBURGH CHEEsE-5O bxs
w choice W. Z. and Hamburger Cheese just
received and for sale at II. A. COOKS.
HAMs-15o choice New Hams at
II H A. COOKS.
TOMATO CATsUP-1s5 gallons prime Tomato
L Cetsup at II. A. COOKS.
ON1oNs-75 bushels prime Onions at
" Il. A. COOKS.
TURsIPS- bushels Turnips for sale at 80
II. A. COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-22
NEW FIRM.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
i the wholesale Dry Goods business under the
style of G. Maghee Co., at the old stand on First
street. GILLISON MAGHEE,
NICHOLAS Ii. GoODLETT.
November 2, 1868.