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BUsiEEss At THE SNIP YARD

at Portsmouth, is very brisk- There are alsrge
nRmbor of tia Uaits5 States vessels beiRg re-
paired here 81 tie present time, among which /
notice the Bdssui, Captain Hugh III Savsge;
Fah-Kss, Captain Webb; ShaFshsns, J. L
Lockwood, Commadore PorTy and Others, mostly
al fon North Carolina.
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FROA NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Va October 10, 1868 The cap
ture Of the J. B. White, whils masking her way
through the eansi, has occ4sisnad no ltl!s stir
among the military authorities here. Gsn. Pot
ter, chief Of Maior-G5n. Fosters staff. started
of with bis b0dyRulrd to nsks 3 psrsonai in
sDectoB Of the canal Itself. Whether IL a mill
ssry veg or nos. l eanRot say.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

the popular commander Of the New Ironsidas, is
talked Of a. the successor Of Admiral Dshlgrsns
il ssse bis request TO be relieved from services il
granted, unless the gallant Admiral FErragut is
sent down. Commodore Rowan is noted for bis
intrepid spirit end enterprise, and bis reeomUen-
dssioz for cotamanderin-chisf Of the navy 10
CharIestoz harb0r would be hailed with dsIig6t
by all the msn serving in that brsnchof the ser
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
ADDFTToEAL TRANgP0RTATIOE

is received by she quarlsmasesT's department.
periodically. The latest arrivsl In the way Of \
transport is the new and very seat little tag
John E MuloTd, named il honor of Major hal-
ford, Of tbs 81 regimoatEew York infantry, Sag
Of truce officer, and is owned By MsssEs z. A.
Louder s. Co, Of Philadelphia, who are also tue
proprietars Of the tag of truce steamer New
York and savaFsl other fine vessels in Govern
ment employ.
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CaARLEsToE, November 6-Ths enemy vms
all night-aat a gun wzs drsE.
Ftdag was renamed ns mo-nng Al intsrvaia Of one
hsf to thrse-ourths Of an hour. Another aonisor
I'M
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Z B P

which struck the Ironsides and was iniaHdsd to
blow up the monster frigate, might have piayed
hsYoe generally had il been directed against the
sides Of = wsodeR vessel. At the time is eE-
pIoded the gunhost Fah-Kse, Csptain Webb,
with dispatches from hsrs, was lyInE alongsids
Of the Ironsides, and The shock caused BY the
explosion was diatinetiY felt By al on board
Had the torpedo been sent to sbe ether side OF
the figais, between her and the Fah-Kse, /. is
aimOzt certaiH that lsttsr ship would have been
blown TO atoms. But It seems that the sole de-
sire Of the enemy was 20 annihiiste tie A0n-
sidss, which they both bats snd fear, On account
af har desLrnctiEa hs-tarr and ~inRnlnarabLn aldes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
Amusemenie.

RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE sioux AND wINNEBAdO
r. W.. INDIAN CHIEFS,
- WARRIORS AND SOUAws.
WIN remain on exhibition lJta r
TILL O'CLOCK. MONDAY p. NJ.
When they start for their homes In the Wet
An entire new Spectral Ilusory Drams
MARRIETTE; lr
THE wARsiSa OF DEATH
Introducing and beautiful effects including the wsnder
GHOST,
Which has so .onshed the scores Of thousands n visitor.
EVERY AFTERNOON aud EyEEING. at . and q o'clock
nj AND 4 BxLIEr COMPANY
~.'.. - BROTHERS ,1s SANFORD
MADEMOlsELLs MEDIA,
Who ''''r f I. s%hGET ~
THE yiNE.DREsS,E y o. COMO ONO; ,.,,o,u -,
VIII Triumphant in The principal shsssr' IN Londeo
'' and '; MoS hpr SPsSs slsif MAGICIAN
PrA OF the Wizard Of til, North gives his wonderful.
tricks asd fests Of Magic
EVERY HOUR, DAY hSD EVENING,
On the platform in tie main ball Of the Museum
A'E ESS SYSY' Man 70 BE HIS OWN MAGICIAN,
Bs,ds eIpaIniry his ,rck his visitors, and selling them
10 be seen ., ali hours .very day and evening
THE GIANT BOY.
Eighteen years Old, and over
El9HT FEET HIGH!
the TALES. ran living. Also,
A SPLENDID GgOUP or
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
importeefrom Europe, representing
DON CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
snesmped IT, .e Mountairs Of old Caiic including ths
DYING SCENE OF THE y
SPANISH CHIEF, ZUMALCARREGUI,
Surrounded By bis Wife, Sister and other Friends
MRS GEN. TON THUMBS
PETITE SEWING MACHINE,
smos perfect and beautiful .p<nl Of mechanism,
TROPICAL COLONEL FISH,
THE LIVING MoNsl ER PYTHON
THE GREAT DRAGON OF TUE EAST,
AUTOMATON WRITER,
THE LIoHTNIN9 CltLCLLATOk,
Tho GRAND AlDARlA. Lssm..l Sea- sea Lon MON
s,,r Bear Living irssondas Wan "a snres as
Admission, % cents. Children ind, ter. 10 con's
~ All COMPLIMENTARY Ticxsrs low n. mus. De u'ed
before the 18th 0. SoPeber Their VIII De no nee uohs'
sfter that time.
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UNITED sr.1Es TREA-vRY New York, Oct II, 1861
NOTICE.-Parties holding Ten U0) or more
~ fractional or Thirty l3o) full COUPONS Of the
Loan OF 1852 maturing tho l proIno requested to
hand them n with separate Schedules Holders complying
with this request will have their COUPONS examined IN the
on the Jls inst, after O'Clock, M thereafter
the examination be completed Blank Schedules viii be
furnished upon 81 plicaton 81 the Interest Desk.
10uN j. CISSO. Assiatant Treasurer ~. 8.
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK Of NETWORK
Il GOVERNMENT AGENCY
THE NATIONAL LOAN
WALTZ. NEx Yonx. October. lsel

Wall ST, NEW YORK, Octobcf, 100,
This Bank been appointed Agent fer the
sale and distribution Of UNITED STATES $50 bonds,
aud ready receive orders and subscriptions 10y ihs
San. In Bonds 10 bearer o. The denominations Il 60 800
$500 and 600 ia Certificates Of Registered stoeA In The
Of the applicant.
on the day receive tho money, and COMMISSION OF
OSY -FifyHTH or ONR PER CENT viii be slo~sd TO
bank. Bsnie Saving, Bsrt and DoasIs in Government
Sseurtfisa -, -.
TIE Government able supply Bonds with very III
delsy bat for greater convenenoo o! the pahc Ne
propose 70 keep s~sys hand full sappy Of Coupon
Thl, y also deal largely In ell classes Of Government
Securities viii al times buy sel ssn ~ To-
vors.le rates 80
Accounts opened With this BAnh viii receive tho ersess
care and steion and interest viii be so~S ID on depoa IN
case. specially agreed upon
Our corrcspondenos with A socess'ee points IN me
STATE, and enables to receive collections pose
"a sorsrn change bc sivalss forms a. an
''n~ "''''''' sAML. C. THOMPSON Prosiaoni-
r.~,s Cashirr.
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rTNHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
Il fxCHAN0E BANKING CORPORATION,
LIMITED

Ea.b.hed under the compsn.s. Ae. isc9wl.h limited Il.
biliiy. augHokitrD CsfirsL. oar hiLLioS STEALING
In 1900 Shares Of AZ each.
AiFcsiy Issued IS o. share. Of 40 each
DIRECTORS.
CHAIRMAN H.sRY 6roEeK GoEDOs. rss., Chairman o
tho Orieu;sl bsnk Ccfpofaisa, Loudon
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Ia London. RossaI GiLLksris Jun.
ESQ, Of tho tIm Of oA.s.F.es. Mof.n Co.. Loedon
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN In L..orpoes, Haiod IhiedAs
esq Of tho Firm 81 T. H. Lliilcd4s Co, Liverpool
Archibsd Boyd esq Director q bs Union BsHt London
Nnlsn james Ferts, Of tie firm Of fsrns broth
ere Co, Liverpool. ~
John Oh!oiflst, esq, % The fifm Oshrs ".i Co.
Of sidney Director Of the Union bans q London London
VIM 81 Nell. ESQ., Of tns FHm Of Ssssl bfoshsss Ca
Manchester.
John Psnd.f esq.. NJ. r.. Manchester.
Tbos Hscs. ssa.' o! the FUN Of woodward. Kees Co.
Liverpool
WA RenEis ESQ. o, II. Firm q Cs'Aa. LubsOei Co.
London.
samuel sua ESQ., Of III. late Firm Of s,t Brothers Co.
Liverpool Isoados Manager, John ssiaaor. ssa Liver
pool VIM " ""'''f ~ XIV YORK.
VIM Wood esq, Msnss"r John osssp. ga, Ast MAJ e.
w Ca. ~ 30 A H.. "a 49,. a.gs-
BASkEHs
London The union B.ns o, Lonioa
Li,errooi The Bshh u fnsiand-
h,ncle.,sr n. Hant q fDsan
India and China The DrsrtAl bsns Cofrossioa
He~ l0fs TIE bsAh u fefth America
SOLICITORS.
London M~ssrs Cs.i.fil sors.
LIVERPOOL Hrssns Fi~'fhsf rnh
New tofa ksssss Jes,sf TlOmson
Tn. Birth and Aer,.n EIeh.rse Bsnsins Corpas,ion
prepared 70 eli and boy ,t~ns hs 81 N hsns' ard 20 Is
sue snd Tfsrelcis fct' s,sAhs "a a. PSF
Of tho world Couusfcisi Cfeel. issusd - 80 IA % a.
Ind.s thns AMI Ausa. viii be spoa ths OnssiA ban'
loruof..lon q London Fuihef raIct 40 ist Do tsss
a.asd o. Application =, The oros, Nc - Wa street
W WILLIAM GOD. Aanssef
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NOTICE.-UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
n COMPANY 1900 Shares Of the Capital btooh o. ths
Union Pacific Railroad CsDpay hs'ins bsen suoscIipsa M
Of tao subsebes tho stock q ssd Company fs
- az directors thereof viii be hold at the once OF
"a conosny No "a William st. In tho City ofNo~'1ors, on
n I. 2s,k o. October next q, moon. - oorvu p,a.n,
UrsrY " Poon. secretsry.
| New. York Sept IS, 1893
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

A. NJ MsRwiS. Auc,ouesr.
Try BANGS, MERWIN a Co., Irving Build
ines Nos 50! and SO BroadwaySsles Of Books Sta
bonery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy 0oods Furniture
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Oct 20 at clock, and the four
p. following days. at the same honr
COINS AND MEDALS-AmeTican aud Eoreign-Cou.
ersns the largest collection Of Greek, Romsn English and
american Coins Medals &C. that has been offered AZ
public ssie in this country. For particulars catalogue
Be had 81 the salesrooms
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pantins Ataoemes.
Dentisirp.

hrs. GRIFFIN e. BROTHERS, No. 25s
- Grandst Y, opposite Lord Tsyors AID No; 2sI
Tuions Brooklyn, now extracting TEEI Il positively
WITHOUT PAIN by tao Of tho nitrous oHJje gas com
monty called laughing ss They so Jared to furnish
Dentists the apparatus fo manufacturing ae and 70 give
full instructions III sdminiserp the SANG n BNo charge
lss asuantlns Nhqp XuholA tssth ere p Be lnserteA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
DANIEL II. BuaDxTf, Auc.ioneey.
"a .D.tI. - Cal l.

u. ByBURDETT. JONES 4 Co.
Bv yros OF writ Of vedOn .rpons 20 me directed 90
leTered win sell ct PUBLIC AUCfiOS On TIE @osn oA
Ocober 1893 at II O'Clock O. M at Nhee.eEs otofs
1,su.ic Dock Brooklyn the CARGO Of The pfize sssn'
EERHlMAC, con.istins OF sbout CIV DAes Oh eSiA''
fOEACCO aud TURFENT!SE. -. =. r.
ROBE.lT MURRAY. u. s. MarshsL
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IRVING HALL-THE FIRST GRAND CON.
l. CERT Of the celebrated Pianist,
NE. L. ~ GOrrsCHAIk,
will take place
MONDAY EVENING Oct 49, 1851.
On which occasion the following artists will assist:
Mia LUCY slMOSS Soprano her fret appearance pupu -
slsaor MUZlo who will soeomP.ny her
Mr.. WIN. CASTLE, Nr THEODORE THOMAA
Mr. +. EBEN FutiH.
Mr. HARRY SANDEkSOS Mr. : BEHRENS
Tickets 50 cents; X, erveG Chairs 50 cents extra
SPECIAL NOTICE
Each purchaser reserved for the evening Concerts
vii b- presented With ctst Of admission for the hrst Popop
Concert Oct a. under the direction OF Mr. The
odore Thomas and which Mr. Gottschaik viii perform
Doors open I, at 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

RIVE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.
No 3S WALL STREET.
~ me Government are now delivering the FIVE TWENTY
so rapidly that we shall hereafter be prepared 10 h
orders without the delay heretofore experienced.
hand for immediate delivery.
We also buy and sell at market rates,
u. 5. COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS Of 1881,
u. y. 80 TREASURY NOTES,
u. y. ONE YEAR CFRTlFlCATES,
u. s. QUARTER MASTERS CHECKS
u. S, QUARTER MASTERS AND ORDNANCE
VOUCHERS. and al GOVERNMENT ISSUES.
Banks Savings Banks and will find prepared
oil times to furnish desirable ots Of these securities la large
small amounts.
DEPOSITS received and Collections made on favorable
Stocks Bonds and Gold bought aud sold commis
sion
FISK & HATCH, BANKERS
and DEALERS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. IS WALIrST.
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financial.

MEcHASIcs AND TRADERS BASx,(
NBwYoRK, Oct. Is. 1888
4 DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT on
the Capital Stock Of this Bank has been declared pays
November next the Trsnser Book will be- closed from 10Th
inst to November2 2. GEO w YOIJI,E 4 sshisT
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frAIuARLE TARM at RYE.-JAMES D

y MILLER Auctioneer, No. % Piisest--Ihs ssl9sole
Am II tho .ate William Ibea al Rye tboa, nan u.s Iiy,
g. deo,t on the road Rye Beach, containing sDou' rs
Ives viii be sold a. the dwelling house on ths piobe'
TUESDAY, Oc 90 d ocl9es p "a ~ oLosi en- % '"' ''
Esrrs Court n partition. Maps al .uctionesfs once.
A g. TAPPES, Referee, No. l0 Broadway ~ l.
A o. & A BRADFORD, Attorneys, No Wsnst.
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Jnst,'Httion.

A NNOUNC EMEN ELLSWORTHs
"a MODEL WRITING aud j. OtIxKEEPlEg CLASSES
occupy herncw and CANT Rooms Nov 81 and 8ls Brosd-
way, corner Of IAa-si On WEDNESDAY, Och II: where
they viii he hereafter continued, AFIEEtDON and EVEN
mo rom y TO D. Saturday,, from 10 la m and to4
m Cards with terms can be obtained at any ioir by osns ut
the rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

TUESDAY EVENING Oct. %, 1852
THE LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
NILE.
NESTEALI.
who will for the seventh time sustain her great part Of
,GANEA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 81, 1851
EDWIN FORREST.
ges.s may Be- secured q, ihs Box Office
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

F,abhei under the Con nae. Ac. 1852 with limited lis
biy. augHohifIp CsfirsL Oar HfLLioS SrsALfsa.
IN 1900 Shares Of a 20 each
Already fsspsd IS o. share. Of 10 each
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DAsIKL II. BuaDxTT. Auetionee
MARSHAL's SALE.

IL. BY BURDETr, JONES Co.
n ,,, Of writ Of yendi,iOi 10 be directed an
tsered viii sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on The Z.th o.,
ECoer 1888 at 10 O'Clock, at noon On board thereof ~
e. Steamer KATE her TACKLE hc. as che now Les
f. .hovs vessel now lies ut Union Stores, brookyn
ROBERT MURRAY, u. 5. Marshal
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EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, for supplying
IL Tr.cb-r. fafnlshirs Books snd oiberw- ting tho
n Etusiisn. Ieschef' Il al l.., Pncp,ls Asn-t
ants Family Teachers. fnysr Tutors Visiting Ooy.ruesses
Rec -ni d ssr.rs for small children may 10
obisnsd BY appyins th., OEce. Circulars
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DANIEL J. YOUNG Ordnance Agent
BY order Secretary OF War.
J. B. CANNON, Auetioneer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DRpAR4Xgxz,
WASHINGTON, January ~. 1863.


proposals will be received at this oikoo until
O'Clock p: n. on the 9th of February next Tor
furnishing one hundred or less 24pOunder cast frOl
weigh, when finished, about ,4i6 pounds each and
drawings exhibiting their dimensions can be seen nd
tbs office or at the United States Arsenals They
are to be- subjected to the regular United States in
specti0n and proof and mons to he received and
paid Tor except such as pas Inspection aud prcof
and are approved by United States Inspector 10 bs
designated by this Office. Payments will be made
on certificates OF inspection and receipts TO be- HIyet
ny the Inspector, aud forwarded to this once.
bidders will state the number Of HowitzAfs thsv
propose to deliver mot exceeding one bundled IN,
place OF manufacture and delivery, aud the price per
pound, for the finished uOwitEer; and q bid will he
entertained unless 1t be from founder regularly en-.
gagged in the business satisfactory evidence Of which
must accompany the hid. Any bidder obtaining "A
contract Will he required 70 enter into bonds Wit II
not less than two Eretlts, In the penal sum OF lie Al
thousand dollars, for the faithful unlmsnt of til =
contract in all respects, The bonds must be &C.
Euowletged before judge of II court OF record and
the bondslnen must be certified BY the Judge Of a
District Court OF the United States or an Ordnance
officer in charge of United States arsenal, 10 bs
worth the penal sum Of the bond oyes aud shove II
liabilities.
The right is reserved to reject all proposals IL tn
prices are deemed too high. II for any causaI
is not deemed for the public interest to accent the
Proposals. will be sealed and addressed TO BTlg,t
der General James W. Ripley, Chief OF OrdnnnT,
Washington, D. Co." and viii be endorsed ss Provo,
sails for flank uOwiEerHn
Brigadter General Chief Of ordnSnco.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
Rebel Raid into Tenuegsee,

NASHVILLE, Feb. 25,-Gen. Wheeler's
whole force, four brigades of casalry is
this side Of of Columbia, Tenn, and is re-
ported carrying off all the able bodied
contrabands South. A portion was with.
in miles of franklin last night. The Fed
eral lines are at Franklin. There Is a large
force under Gen. Gilbert at that place.
No fears are apprehended Of al attack,
The rebels report Forests death. 1t is no,
bslieyed,here, however. The rail road runs
10 Harheth river, one mile this side Of
Franklin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
Rebel Aoeounts of the Capture ofthe
Queen of the West.

NEW YORK Feb. 90. The following is
from rebel sources;
s PoRTL HubsONSy Eeb. H.-Gape Conner,
from Red river, brings information of the
capture of the Federal steamer Queen OF
the .West5at Gordon Landing, Fort Taylor,
on Red river. 6k5
The Queen OF the West captured the Con
tederate transport Era No. 5, and forced her
pilot, John Burke, to take the wheel, and
ordered him TO take the boat 10 our batter
les. Burkeswas frightened, but finally took
the wheel under Yankee guard When
nearing the batteries he told the Yankees
they were 10 miles from them, immediate
! y putting closein, when she received shot
which broke the steam pipe, disabling the
boat, the Yankees being wholly unprepared
OF night and suspectiug no danger. j,
Burke jumped overheard.
The boat drifted to the opposite shore
when her crew escaped with the exception
OF l8 who fell into our hands.
the crew subsequently, got aboard the
Yankee boat De Soto and with 200 stolen
negroes effected their escape.
| The Queen of the West is now in possess
sion of the Confederates and will be towed
to place of safety for repairs.
1t Is reported that the Yankee gunboat
Indlanola has gone up Red river to recap
ture her.
Later intelligence states that the Con-
tederate steamer Webb was closely pursu-
ed and captured. The RIA is disabled in
one wheel. The Queen of the West is but
slightly injured and will soon be in lighting
trim under Confederate colors.
We have positive Information that the
transport De Soto was burned by the Van
KEGS to prevent her falling into the hands
OF the Oonfederates.
s.coND DEsrATcH.1
PORT HUDSON, Feb. ls.-The Alexan-
drta (La) Democrat extra, received here,
contains The official report of Capt. Kelsey
commanding Notifications on Red river.
He says:
Two gunboats made their appearance in
front of this position Mt 5 O'Clock last eve.
ming. After a brisk cannouade the lead
ing gunbont Queen of the West struck her
colors, and | Immediately ordered Captain
HattOn and Lieut.. De Lahimly to go aboard
aud demand Il surrender. These officers
report butthirteen officers and crew aboard,
the others having escaped under cover of
night.
The visible results Of the capture con
sist of one twelvepOunder rifle Parrot gun,
one fourteen pouuder, three twelve pound.
ers, one do, slightly damaged, besides
large supply OF ordinance stores aud quiz
nine, two cases of amputAting Instruments,
clothing flour, bacon, beet, pork, lard,
bread and other stores in proportion.
The Democrat says, the victory is com.
pletc, graud and decided
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

~A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
I4ReAF If allowed to pgogrtss, results In serious
Pulmonsry and Bronchial affections oftentjmes iu-
durable. a. ssi4i
MS BRON CHIAL TROcHES
reach directly thsae ted part and give almo.t in.
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, AsruuA, and CATARRH
they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
the use OF the Troches. and their extendedu e, has
caused them to be counterteted Be sure to gun I'd
against worthless limitations OB1A1N only the oen,,
fne Bro10'iS bronchial fFOcEes which have ,iro,sd
their efficacy by test of many yeass. PUBLIC spEAK.
Frs and SINGERS should use tile Troches. Military
Officers and Soldiers who oYertax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have Thorn. Sold
everyNTherea at IS cents per box. jan27-
BRAKES PLANTATION Br14Ess,
For sale ly REED L KRAFT.
1S~ArER's oHERRY PICTORIAL,
For sale by REED KRAFT
5-IIErXsrREET's HAIR COLoR1No AND RESTORATIVE
For sale by 500 REED5& KRAFT.
Rs-AtL OF DR.. JAYNEs' FAMILY MEDlcrS1s,
ForsSsie by REED 4 KRAFT.
RS-DEAKE's PLANrAgIoN Buffers,
For sale by REED KRAFT!
tH-IrOsTETTKE's STOMACH BrzrKRs,
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
EB-LtSDsEv's RLooD sRAROHER, @
For sale by s.s-5,. REED q. KRAFT. !
ss9-DRAxE's PLANTATION Buffers, =
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
Mas. wrSsLow's soorurxe SYRUP,
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
&8-DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs, e
For sale BY REED &KRAFT,
.49a No. 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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Latest from 5lVlii.nk,bnre

sCArRO, Feb. 25.-The news by the steam .
er l.. N. Kennett from Vicks6pre on the
10th, states. that the mortar boats still main
tain theirposition and Ere an occasional
shot. The rebels reply whenever any boat
approaches the point. -a,;7
"A scow has been run through the canal.
Work on it is steadily progressing Three
thousand men are said to be at work daily
on the peninsula.
The steamer Belle, of Memphis, landed
Monday night on the Arkansas side, thirty.
six miles above Memphis, to put on pas
sengers. She no sooner touchedsthe shore
than dozen guerillas rushed aboard and
attempted to get possession Of hes. The
boat Immediately backed out, and the
guerillas forced to jump ashore. They az
forwards fred on the boat, but did no
damage.
Nothing has been heard at the fleet Of
the lndianola or Queen Of the West.
Nothing important. from Lake Provt1
dence,. @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
Fight with Indians,

NV YonK, Feb. 24.-The Tines Great
Salt Lake city correspondent states that
Conner had tight with some SOP indians,
from ! 8 TO 90 miles north OF thu extreme
northeru settlements in Chuche Valley
The eight lasted three or four hours, Our
troops were victorious. 1t is difficult TO
obtain the exact number slain. One man
who claimed to have visited the battle field
after the strife, said he counted 225 dead
Indians, of whom 10 were squaws. It is
supposed that only about a DOZEN of the
Indian. marauders escaped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
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