davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
SKIRMISHING GOING ON DAILY.
REBEL REPORTS OF THE SITUATION
THEY HAVE DETERMINED NOT TO ATTACK.
OUR LOSSES MTHE RECENT BATTLES
A MUCH MORE FAVORABLE REPORT
Army OF THE CUMBERLAND. Saturday, Oct. 3, 1863

Army OF 1HE CUMBERLAND. Saturday. Oct 3 1863
The present and future prospect of success for
Ills army il not only brghtning but at this time is real
Iy good II the enemy now makes an attack. even in
very heavy force he will in all probability be badly de-
feated. Each days delay but makes our commanders
confident Of holding their position. There is nc
cause for alarm in the matter Of flank movements.
The fag Of truce sent out by Gen. Rosccrans wac
recognized Our ambulances driven to the enc
mys lines, there our dryers got of, when those ap
pointed by the enemy took the ambulances within
their lines In short time the ambuances returned
with portion ofour wounded They, as general
iiy are very seriously injured.
The whole Of Chattanooga is now hospital hardly
house but contains the unfortunate
The enemy s;ill continues in sight. Skirnishing is
kept up The enemy each time be presses little toe
hard. gets much the worst Of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

GcncGsec and the eunboats Calhoun and jackson, to-
geher with some few additional particulars. After the
retreat Of the Rebel ron.cad Gaines and the transport
steamer behind the FORT the Smelling directed solely
against the hitter.
twenty-five shells from the Genesce alone fen inside
the fort and the firing from the other boats remark
ably accurate. Sand stones logs Of wood, etc. were
sent Tying heayenward In great quantities., and before
the action terminated every gun was dsmOunted, and
it is believed. disabled. One large gun in particular,
was knocked completely end end, could be plain
H sccn from the vessels and the achievement drew forth
hearty cheers from The gallant tars.
Cokhander Hunter (or "A he Is better known In the
did not display tho least soctude to participate IN the
engagement but the contrary guarded himself from
danger well and speedily as possible.
On Monday the l4h inst. as the Genesee was steam
ing in the direction Of Ship Island three large boats
observed rear the land. about five miles nom
Biloxi. Two boats were Immediately lowered from the
and Dispatched in but the Pa III sS
escaped The three Rebel boats were destroyed by the
men from the Gcnefce
Reports have reached the officers Of squadron in
Mississippi Sound that sailing boats are being armed
y the Rebels for the purpose Of committing small de-
pledatons in any manner that Opportunity may present
Three said TO be already armed and ready for work
bat this i not credited by our officers.
The following day the lsth) while abreast OF Biloxi
Capt Mscomb sent three boats on shore TO ascertain
the number and character Of any Rebel troops tina.
he could in regard to the aiming OF boats Acting Mas
ter c Merchant. Ensign Baxter and Acting Masters
Mate j. Conner were in charge Of the party
The boats permitted TO pass from one END oil inc
place 20 the other without moestation but when the
men about 20 land yoey of mussetry was FREQ
at them from house about 50 yards from the beach
The men in the boats responded briskly and the firing
was kept up for some time The Rebels. who were sup
posed 10 number CO. fired so high that no casualties
happened side Owing TO the fact that the enemy
we're all concealed In the house. the effect OF our IRE
could not be ascortained
Afr the return Of the boats n the Genesee sr 100
FOUNDER shells fred at the house but they did not
succeed In burningi IT,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
~''0e''''' ' WARRINGTON Oct 4. 1863.

y
TIE LOYAL STATE GOVERNMENT OF VIRGINIA.
The formation Of the State Government OF
Virginia Is now complete. The capital is temporarily
established at Alexandria. The following are the
names Of the State officers Francis r. Pierpont Gov
ernor; L. Z. c. Cowper Lieutenant Governor; l. A.
Hagans Secretary Of State; @. T. Smith, Treasurer;
L. W. Webb. Auditor; F. E. Foster Adjutant General
r. T. Bowden, Attorney General.
THE COMPLICATION OF REBEL PROPERTY.
The advertisements Of Rebel property under
the Con6sca.on act daily on the increase in Alex
andra The oy people there are exceedingly fearful
lest some Of the most deserving OF the penalty may
have their property protected by nmsy transfers
TUE OPERATIONS OF GUERRILLA.
The people Of Loudoun County are becoming
aroused to the necessity protecting themselves against
guerrllas Measures are in progress among them. and
win also soon be taken in other districts adjacent for
efficient OF ganiration to this end.
PREVALENCE or YEvgEs AT NBw-oRLEASs on SHIP
BOARD.
Commander Bell commanding the West Gull
Squadron pro tem hos informed tho Navy Department
tina, pcrnicious fever has appeared ON board the u 3
steamers repairing at New Oeans from which several
deaths have resulted. Some Of the cases have been
well defined yellow fever and others arc recognized BY
the names Of pernicious and coneestve fever lie says
tho disorder has not extended rapidly % fnf. and
xp the hope Iist the APPROACHING cold weather
viii check q. The vcsselr which heye ..ss; sf
the most are those lying the longest Oh tie CITY Wa
the storcshp Fearno, the tug HoIyhoek and soop OF
war Pensacola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Operations Of Our Fleet In 11ississippi
Aound.
PART1cULARs or TIE DEsIkUcT1os or THB FoN
SHILLING THE REBEL WORKS AT okAsT



A few days ago we published the fact that
the steamer Fox had been run aground by our gunboa
and burned We have since received the nli particu
lars Of Der destruction together with All account Of
the Smelling Of tho Rebel works nj Gfants Pass neal
Mobile.
II viii be remembered that the United States steamer
Tennessee chased the Fox 20 ship Island Pass. aud be
ing unable 10 follow her further. turned aud pursncd
another blockade runner. which was captured. Illus
was about p. M. on the l2h inst at which time the
United States steamer Gencscc was going through Horn
Island Pass into Mississippi sound Her officers oh.
served "a steamer near the mainland steamlng toward
Pascagoula and Capt. Matomb Of the Gcncsce iimc
diacly ordered the gunboais Calhoun and jackson IN
chase. these two steamers being VI hight DRAFT The
(;enesee wns also headed Tor Pascagoula.
When Pnscaboula wharf and before the Gun
boats could prevent H. the steamer fired Six shells
were fired from the Genesee and Jackson for the pnr
bose Of prev entng Rebel troops the btrch from
rescung any part 81 her cargo Tho steamer was run
aground before being fred and lay only seventy i've
yards from the bench. and the same distance Rom tho
wharf, One boat was sen, from the Genesee ard one
from the Calhoun to gunrd the wreck during the night
and were fired upon by the Rebels but without njufDe
any The men Ia the Gcnesecs boat responded to
the fire.
At daylight. Ensign Baxter. In charge OF the Gene
sees boat shore under flag Of truce. and an
ceraned that the destroyed vessel the Rebel steam
Fanny formerly our steamer Fox. She cnmo from
Havana with valuable cargo Of assorted merchandise
Not even the private property of the crew was saved
On sunday morning. the 18Th inst. at O'Clock. inc
three guBboas were headed for Grants Pass near Ao
bile and at II o'clock thoy were within two mites
IL the fort Near tie fort the Rebel iron clad gun
boat Gaines Long Tom Hunter. Commander. ana q
steam transport The Genessee opened with her famous
100 pound ranott. and the Rebel commander was
compelled 10 retire behind the fort to his vessels
The Jackson opened with one eipoundcr Sawyer gun
and the Calhoun with a smaller rife piece. =,
The Smelling was kept up until o'clock p. m inc
Rebels responding briskly until 30 nom when
time not ono shot fired from the fort. Tho gun
boats disabled some. not all OF the Rebel gunboas'
and sand, stones logs Of wood etc. went Tying into
the air
From the N. q. Era Of Sept r.
We have two days later news than that published IN
The Era Of this mrnng. In relation ~ "Uncle BAN
web feet" In the Gulf -,
FUN confirmation 10 received Of the attack on inc
kslsl iop at Gralts Pay by 'es yp!tsd s!atsf Js"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
THE WAR IN TrsE SOUTHWEST.
Steamboat Burned by Incendiaries--
Twenty-Five Lives Lost-Late from
Little itoek-Arkansns tnionisis In
Large Numbers Joining our Army
Operasions BY lsuerrilIas.
CAIRO. Saturday.

CAIRO. Saturday. Oct. 3, 1868.
The steamer Robert Campbell, from St. Louis
% vicksburg was fred BY incendiaries on Tuesday
morning near MillikeD's Bend The flames spread 40
rapidly that the passengers were forced to jump
board before the boat could be got 10 shore Twenty
two lyes known to have been lost including Lieut.
PERIL Of the 9Th Missouri n. T. Curtis 18th Iowa;
IL w Thompson 3Oth Illinois. - Roberts sd Ohio
- Clyner. Second Clerk Of the boat. and Mrs Sarah
Hampton.
Admces from Little Rock to the 25th ult state that
over 2oW Arkansas Unonists have joined our army at
different points
Two newspapers have been revived at Little Rock
Tie railroad between Duvals Bluff and Little Rock
10 in charge Of Col. Meade. brother Of Gen. Meade.
The steamer Liberty. with 200 bales Of cotton has ar
rived from below. Among the passengers in Col wa
Don Of Gen. Grants staff bearer Of dispatches
The inccndlary Of the steamer Campbell ia believed TO
be white man painted black who left the boat above
GDBkens Bend.
The MembAis Buietn Of the lei ssys: A body Of suer
tlas entered brownsville broke up religious meeting
fe'Ted al the Young pcR end ssglses " s2pssIipu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Inter Repor,-Oyer Five Hundred Of
Our Wounded Brought In-Rcfusal 10
Allow Oleers 10 be Removcd-Rosh
Armies Busy neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Press-RattIe Kepors Corrected.
CINCINNATI. Oct 4. 1863.


special Dispatch TO The COMMERCIAL dated
Chattanooga, Sept 80. says:
Two hundred anbulances sent within the enemy
ines under flag Of truce brought in over 800 OF our
wounded. While they were in the enemys hands they
had nothing TO but bread The Rebels treated
them very kindly expressing their regrets that they
could not provide better food They refuse TO permit
the bodies Of wounded deceased officers to be re-
moved The enemy holds ffty-two OF our surgeons
prisoners Of war. Our ambulances returned TO the
Rebel lines the wounded Rebels who fell into our hands
Both armies are busy terrifying. The plcEets are
within stones THROW Of each other II Is asserted
that the Press report Of the battle causes consderabe
Indignation among the troops The statement that
Ieynoldss and Brannons Divisions were thrown into
disorder. 10 incorrect learn from Gen Thomas that
the obstinate bravery Of these commands Of the army
ensured lite safety. Our wounded are well cared for
and comfortably situated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
From Charleston.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. g. le6o.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Sd inst. has
been received. II contains the following dispatches;
CHAHLEsIos. Friday Oct. 3 1868.
Heavy firing was kept up during last night The
enemy's movements on Morris Island indicate pernan'
ent more than immediate operations Two monitors
arc KEEP, close TO the island doing picket duty There
has been but little firing day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

ATLANTA. Wednesday. Sept.

AiLANTA. "Wednesday, btpt. JU ItbJ
Gen. Bragg has consented TO exchange
wounded with kosecrsns
Affairs are unchanged at Chattanooga. Gen. Rose
Grams receives bis supplies by wagon trains from Ste
venson The runors that Rosecranss supplies Cut
Of were not credited.
Rotecrnns il confined to iis works around Chatta
ncoga our lines extending 70 the river above and b,
low him. His defenses are strong and thought 10 be 90
hyperion that no aseault will be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
orrc Det 4 ls6f

The steamers Chancellor, Forest queen, anu
wv" Later boat, were totally destroyed The hull and
machinery Of the former were saved
An the boats were undergoing repairs They were
.ined M $4,000 The amount OF insurance is unasccr
,sined The fire was the work Of incendiary. Sew
era lives are reported lost but nothing dcniteis known
at present. r ,., ,uu..,,. Ham,
a few iays since was valued ut 100000. She was III
.ured for e25 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
HEAperARrsHs u. 8. Troops.
kEw.ioRK CRY AND hARBoA,

CORRECTION The statement that Col. Bart
eson Of the Tooth Illinois. killed in the battles near
Chattanooga U.s. learn from his father incorrect
Ito was uninjured Col b passed through severa skr
mishes at the commencement Of the war IN missouri
then the battles Of Fort Donelson Shiloh. where DO oS
his left arm Murrcesboro. and lastly CbicKaina"sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
From Fortress Msnrse.

FORTRESS MONROE. Friday. Get. 9. 1869.
A heavy southeast storm commenced here al
O'Clock this morning. and has continued throughout
the day No casualties TO the shipping are reported
The United States transport Guide arrived today.
from Ncwbern the LIST No news.
The mail steamer Georgiana, nom Baltimore while
lying at the wharf this forenoon parted her lines doing
slight damage 10 her upper wood work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05


eel viz:
MAMR-Bath-1
NEW HAnPsHIRE-Portsmont Nsshua-2:
MAssAcHusKrTs-Spnnghed WofccsteI-L
CoSyEC1Icrr-New Haven, Stamford, NorwIch-I -,
NEW YonK-New York (Sl, Adams Elenvle pssnsvi'e'
Fishkil Lsudins,. Rondout Syracuse, Wsterto"n-m
NV JgIsBY-EewMk-l. - ~.
PEsxsrvssrA-Phiadephi Carisle Erie, 0f,sfd' kit
tanning Marietta Hollidsysbure.' Johnsown, New,ue
Pittsburgh Scranton t' Strasburs Towanda WukesoaI5e
10.
DISTRICT OF CoLunBiA-Wasbington City-l:
Chicago, Aurora Cairo Monniouth.-A
SpiASA indianapolis Anderson Bnhton.' CenIevlie
Evansville Fort Wayne. Franklin t2 kendallsvlef LGsy
etc. Richmond Rockville, Terre Hsue. Warsaw, Cambridge
City Lawrenceburg-l6. .
iowA-Dsvenport. Iowa City Lyons. Keokuk-<
MIcHiGAS-Ann Arbor,' Fenlvn,'2 80,
OHIo-Cincnnati ~, Cleveland t2,, Akron ~ Dayton V
Canton. Findlay' Fremont Germantown Hamilton,
Lodi. McConnelsvte' Obcrlin,' Porsmouthi ssndussy
(2) Troy Warren, youngstown, a.
MfssouRi--C Columbia g. Louis ..
NfsCoSsN-Jg nesvile, Milwaukee, 2. Total number. 80
The average capital about 100000 Other oanks under
the national &C, Will be established at Louisville Ken
lucky; Springfield Mss and Detroit Michigan Logan ana
Toledo, Ohio, &c ,.,.,
AZ the places marked with sstersk ~ there were no
banking eIsns previously In lso3 The new act
Of 1868 ha, therefore been the OF extending banking
facilities % twenty four places that previously without
them The system meets more favor In the Western states
than in the old States beesnse the former hitherto nave haa
less trustw orhy currency than the isltsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

WEST VIRGINIA.-Tho Union Convention OF
tho Ist District met at Moundsvile the 30th u and
unanimously renominatod the Hon. JACOB b. BLAIR for
Csuxrs.s xhs sOAAis.s0A - s4S. vissi " ~ stsssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
FROM NEW.ORLRANs.
Arrival Of the George Washinsien.

| By the steamer George Washington, Capt.
eager VIC have sdvices from New Orleans 10 the even
ing Of tie Goth ult There 10 from the Texas
Expedition for publication.
The tow boat Leviathan the fastest screw propeller
on the Mississippi River. boarded on the morning
Of the sd ult (aready briefly repore by desperate
gang Of Rebels from Mobile They acted under com
mission from Il Mallory the Rebel Secretary OF the
Navy The officers and crew were specially enlisted
with tho understanding that they were TO receive 10
pay the inference being that they 70 be rewarded
by Iunder After taking Possession Of the Leyiaihan
they con PEELED her pilot TO carry them out into the
river Two 81 the Lcyihhans crew escaped and gave
intelligence Of her capture, whereupon Lieut. Hcrrck
Of the Panposo took the armed steamer Crescent which
had inst come down from New Orleans and put 10
to recspiurc the Leyathan.
The Dc Soto Immediately joined in the pursuit and
the tug WAS soon discovered. Meantime the wind was
blowing heavy gale but BY means Of sail and steam
after chase Of IS miles the DE Soto rcenptured
her. securing the whole crew.
Capt McEeege reports that the desperadoes fired at
him three times and that be narrowly escaped with hs
life When nine miles Of Southwest Pass they put the
mate pilot and two Of in boat. without water or
provisions uhile the wind blowing gale. and he
fears they are lost The Lcyiathan would have been
valuable addition TO the Rebel navy. as che Was fast
and powerful boat. When boarded by the Rebels she
was lying at her wharf at Southwest Pass.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. 4. 3. Allen the Pur'
ser Of the steamship George Washington. for full
files Of the various New Orleans papers to the day Of
his leaving that port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Counscrfeits, Arrest, Sc, NJ Boston.

Counterfeit " fives" on the POcasset Bank, 0i
Fall River are in circulation.
DIR j. Brown Of Liberty has been arrested for fraud
entity aiding conscripts to procure exemption
Major Gen Hartsuff. commanding the l4th Army
Corps Is In town on q brief visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Parade Of Celercd Tresps.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, Oct ,. ls63
The 9th and a portion of the eth Regiment
Of coored trsops made a street parade to-day with
colorcd drum corps They made brilliant appear
ance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Progress Of shc Free Movenrns-A Retro
spees-Slavery in Louisiana-Cend emnrd
Rebels again NJ Largc-A New Paper
The Texas Expedition.

UUF SprClh1 t0rc1P07IHtH
NEW OuHAss. Sept &c 1868
There is but little Of exciting interest tr0ns'
piring In this Department TO justify the occupation Of
your valuable space Still this Department ii the battle
ground Of an extensive conflict and Is ely to so con
tinue for some time conflict. although at present
boodess iney not always continue. mean the con
aict going on between the admirers Of the domestic
institn,ion and those Union men who know that The
only possible future that give peace and sconiy io
L9vjsspp, aye, Agd vi VI the Esbsl Stptes " Is ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
|rHE RECALL OF Mr.. MASON.
The Reply Of Russia to the Western Powcz.
indignation Of the French ana
Austrian Press.
Opening Of the Diet of Finland BY the
Emperor Of Russia.

Tho mails by the Europa reached this city on
Saturday From our foreign files CLEAN the following
interesting additions to tho summary VI news published
previously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
NATIONAL BANKS.

The Bankers Magazine for October contains q
list of ninety banks under the act Of Congress Of Feb
ruary 1862 with the location and county Of EACH Of
aud Casher and amount OF capital present and linn
tied Tie locations and capital Of these banks are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Our Losses in the Recent Battles.

NINtINNAfI, SituIUHyf VCs' y IcV0s
The Con,merci0l has advices from Chattanooga
up 10 Saturday last II estimated at headquarters
that The loss IN the battle Of IN killed
ls00; wounded. 800; prisoners 2t0o. Total 10 500
II the opinion tha, the hight wing had held its
.wn the reSu; wead have been q decisive Union victory
Tie success Of Gen. Thomas the left much
greater than hes been represented in any published
eouD: Of the battle. Thomas routed Longsroets co.ps
and was in a condition pursue the enemy; and would
have done bad the right wing been disorganzed
No surprise is felt the amy that the enemy did moi
resume tie attach Their loss is believed TO be 90 600
Our army is in superb fighting trim compac. in or
gani,ation Wen supplied with provisions and amuni
ion and fun Of confidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
TEE GREAT BATTLE NEAR CHATTANOOGA.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Friday. Oct. o II

LOUISVILLE, n.y., friday, Oct :, IetJ
A Chattanooga dispatch, dated the 2oth ult.,
delayed Until this afternoon gives the following nte
geDoe:
Gen Whitaker received a severe flesh wound in the
engagement q the Goth Of September but is stu able
to conDand lis brigade. His loss was heavy being
about % killed. wounded and missing. All his staff
officers, excep, one were killed wounded. While
the brigade consisted Of tie goth and 18th Illinois
Regiments. the Cd Michigan and the esth Ohio
were Temporarily added sggrega,ing about go men.
who fought with terrific energy and effect from O'Clock
in the afternoon until night when. aided by second
brigade Of Gen. ShermapS Division. Col Mitchell cen
handing the Rebels beaten back with great
slaughter Lieut. Col s. CLARK Of the Goth Illinois, and
Lent Col Knsman Of tie 18th Illinois, were killed
Col Lefore Of Gen. stedrnan's Division Grangers
Corps who made the attack Oh the eDcmys night wing
on tie 10Th is supposed to be killed Col Csnbern is
wounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
IMPORTA MT
IMPORTA MT
70 TlIl3 AYY5IgTI2jD.

Y0 TlIl3 Alyl?5IgspJ2jD.
nR. DOW continues to be consulted at hi, an.
- Iau1 bdicost street, Boston, on all disease,
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
ny long course Of study and practical srper;...
unlimited extent, Dr.. D. has the rrs,tte ,i,n, -,
scntug the unfor innate with remedies that b.v. ~
since he FIRST Introduced them, failed to cur, IN.
alarming cases OF '
Coz OHRUBA AND sYPnIIJs
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of ysrs..,
impure blood. Impotency Serofuis Gonorrs.. T, sno
pain and distress In the regions Of procre alton
ton Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydtocsie Ahe,...
lumors, hlEhiui Sucines, and the long trn In ~ $50,
symptoms attending this class disease are r.a.
come as harmless as the simplest sings of .hiIa
SEMINAL NEAkNEss
nf. n dcvOes great part Of his lime TO the tre.,
Of those caused by secret and solitary hahn
,uus the body and mind uniting the unf,r,un..
viduai for business society. Some Of the sad Ard ~,
anchoy effects produced by early habits Of yor,h "
Weakness Of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of IN. 49,
Dmncss Of sight, Falntation Of the heart p,,,..,'
Nervousness, arrangement Of the digestive fnn.,tt
symptom. Of Consum Pton &c. The fearful feet,
Tad much l. be dreaded loss Of memory co,r.i
Of ideas, Oppression II spirits evil forebodng, .y.r..
n society," sclfistrust tmidity &C. among m, .,r
narimupy consult ply stefan Of experience and h. -
o. &C restored to health and happiness.
rstieuts rho wish to remain under pr. Dow,
few days or weeks, VIII he furnished with n,.....
rooms and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with su Al
rccons for Receiving description Of yuur So.
r DOW has also for sale the French Capotte.
thc best preysatYe. order By ms. Three Tor A. ,ns
j red stamp,