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LeGA1 notice.
STATE c. e: D,'sst
Samuel s.mas, vessn,s. + p f1a;,. J. B. Paul
L Hooper, Guy Wells. Davis, Rentgen 4 swan
wick, j. l.. Curtis, and II. h. Ayres, (PlaintiGs,
Versus
Vim. F. B. Lynch, Ii. II. Bedding (late pav1nen un-
der the name Of Lynch Belding), b. 8. Billings
NJ. Bill,r ~ ,Dan'I Urich, Thos edwards, VIM. I'd
wards, JsS. i. Estes, NJ. w. Hicks, Vim. Lei ghton,
Hawkins Tsylor, A. Bridgman. NJ. II. Runner, Il O..
Baldwin, M. Hiatt administrator OF the estate
Of A. p. Thomas, Arthur Wolcott. Jesse Wicker
sham, II Reid, Tarbcl, G. II. Perry, D. T. Brig
att, J. A. Durkee. w. Cleghorn, Bruce DAME 49,
R.M ilsey, G. Conn, w. scroggs. WV Bolknsp,
Jas Green, Peter Echar co. Kilb urne tdef ts)
Nj Office 10 hereby given to the defendants herein
will be on Gle in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court aforesaid, or before the 1st day Of April
A. d. 1851, In behalf Of the above named Plaintiffs
against you, and claiming to recover Of Ly nch
DC ding 500 In favor Of each Of raid plaintiffs,
with interest, (beipG 81 100 In ALL with interest
and 70 for elise L. on rsal estate Ia keoksk,
Lee County, lows, against all said defendants !;
and unless you appear and make defense thereto
before nocn OF the second day Of the next wis:
September, 1861 term Of said Court, Judgment
will be rendered against you thereon for said cl1im
CURTIS, GILMORE / CURTIS,
March %, l86l-4w Soils. for Petitioners.
LegAl Notice.
To Hugh 7. Reid, Mary Alexine Reid, Price J. Pat
ton ( Co.. Mason n Wheeler, Geo. T.. Gordon,
Phillip vielc:
VoU AMI each Of you arc hereby notified that
there IL now file in the Office Of the Clerk II
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, It Fort
Madison, petition of Henry 4. Tsyltr claiming OF
you Hugh I. Reid the sum Of ave thousand dollars
withinteest At the rate OF 10 per cent. per annun
| NJ money due : protnissory n0te given by YOU
to sAid Tor, dated Sept. Is, 1859; and further
claiming Of all Of you the foreclosure VI = mort
gage OF the same date and given to said notc
on certain real estate in Lee Co., Iowa, described
| In said petition.
And unlnss you appear aud answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second day Of the
.c-. te-. SAID cS1s., &c CON saos :: Fort /. al
ison on the third Monday Of May, "A. d. 1851, de-
fault will be catered sg&inst you, the petition To-
kcn rs by you confessed, and judgment and decree
| rendered against you - prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
March ~, l66l-lm Pitts Att'ys.
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the known wants Of the profession, IRE oasred on
10 bst terms TO Physicians and Others.
April lo-dAw
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To William ]. Linn:
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on
i fls In the once Of the Clerk Of the Distric,
Court of Leo County, Iowa, = Fort Madison, . pc.
ton Of Hiram Barnsy, claimingof ycs William j
Linn the sum OF four hundred dollars With inter.
est at ~ Per cent. per snr nm, ~ mODsy due on 1
mortgage made by you to Charles Mason and since
assigned to Hiram Barney. dated March lth, 1856
also claiming against you the foreclosure II saic
mortgage, the same being upon the northwest
quarter t41 Of the north west suarter T4lof sec
tion twenty three t731, township sixty-ssven r67l
north, range avst vest. Lee county, Iowa. for thu
purchase money; and furthsr asking for sale oil
said premises, and general relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petit.
ton on or before the noon of the second day
Of the next term OF said District Court, to com
mence 1t Fort Madison On the third Monday q
May, A. D. 1881, default will b. entered aeains,
you and judgment rendered thereon, The pssi tsor
taken rs by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you ~ prayed therein.
NOBLE i STRONG,
Feb B, IS6Ifm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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Legal Neiice.


To y. c. Killing. Alexander Iah.:.cs- IsS<S
Brothers Co.. William Murray and Patrick II
Cumming. comprising the 6rm OF Murray 1
Cumming.) Lawrence Rig Or, Henry 8. Taylor,
Emil Pretori0s, Hodges Bro.
Nou and ea.h Of You hereby notified that
I there il now fle in the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
you d. c. Billing the sum VI six thouss.d eight
hundred dollars, With 10 per csnt. interest per an.
nsm, payable annually, A. money dc N two
mortgages made by you 70 Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated August LIST,
1855; also claiming against each OF yop the tore
ciosure Of said mortgages, the same being upon
tho west half Of section thirty [33l and The
southeast quarter OF section thirteen isl, In
township sixty ssven 1911 north of range six l6l
west; also the northwest quarter Of section nine
teen l9l in township sixty seven Is7l north OF
range Nv. 81 west, in Lee County, lows, for the
purchase money, ard further asking for . sale Of
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noou Of the second day Of the next
term Of said Court TO commsaos 81 Fort Madison
or tho Sd Monday Of May, A. d. 1851, . default
will be entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon - pray edfor in said petition.
NOBLE : STRONG,
Fet. 81. ls6l-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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I WOULD respectfully inform the citisens Of K eo-
/ kuk that have opened : Tailoring Establish.
nent on Main st., between 4th and 9TH, within one
toor Of ciark's Leather Store, whore am ready 70
do anything in my limo With neatncss and Dispatch
have secured the services Of my old paxtne r j.
McEvitt, late Of New York City, where be has hem
cutting In Of the hmerts 81
that city, 70 that any one wishing the style viii
please GIVE me call.
Yoaths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest Ne y
York style, - havea fall set OF Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER.
deo1OdIy
SUGARS.
DELcHER'S Double Refined Powdered.
- Crushed.
(A) - yellow.
For salohy ROBERTSON d BRO.
mchltd
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aega1 Notice.
To George W. Lemon, N. p. Lemon, Mary A. Le-
mon, stephen q. Burbridgs, n Bushey, Daniel
aad JsIia AEn:. csrnsiias 1aaiknsr. asdgs :
Bro, Moses +. Motherhood:
NOU and each Of you Are hereby notified that
! on OF before the hrst day of February, 1861.
there will b file in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, - Keo-
kuk, the petition Of Vim. @. Graham claiming -
against all Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by the said George W. Lemon to Milton
r Collins, March -, 1885, upon the south Of the
southwest Of section twenty-five al, In town
ship sixty-fve l65] north Of range vest, and the
half Of lot eigt In block twenty -four 1ll 10 the
city Of Ksokuk. I'll in the county of Lee aud s.ats
OF Iowa. TO secure the payment Of three promssory
notes OF same date, payable In two three and fons
years respectyely, for the sum Of eighteen hum
dred and seventy-6ve dollars, with ten por ~sot
intercet per annum; also asking judgment against
the said Aeorgs w. Lemon for the amount u said
notes with intcreHt and costs.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on o,
before the noon Of the second day Of tho next term
Of said Court, commencing on the third Monday Of
Nay next, Judgment will be rendered against yoa
thereon. Nm. q. dhAHAN
March 8, l6el-dlm
To John A. Bishop, Alics Bishop, Esther Parish
William Parish, Joseph Parish, Mary ,. Parish
.ao., Mary Parish lninS.. Tho =. P.,i,l
Of Joseph 9. Parish, deceased, 6amI y. Miller
Alonzo Crsndall, y. Is. Boner:
IN or before the 18th day Of March, 1881
y there Will be on Ale In the of6ce Of the Clerl
OF the District Court Of Lee County, lows, d
1ort Madison, the petition of Hous, Pierce 4 Co.
mercantile firm. claiming against John A. BishoI
Judgment for $1,000 on promissory mote exccu
Tod by ~ to 5. y. Bonner, and assigned 70 plaintiff
and against al OF the defendants the Foreclosure
OF mortgage on lands In Leo Comfy, lows, exs
cuted BY John A. Duhep aud Alice Bishop HI vii,
70 said Bonsr, y secure the said notc and otheI
notes. The other defendants claim IN interest II
the property described in the mortgage.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on Or before the noon Of the second day Of th1
next term Of said Court. 10 commence at Fort Mad
ison on tho third Monday Of Aay. A.. y. 1851,
AID sale ordered q prayed for Ia the petition.
RANKIN AMILLEK,
March u, Mels PltGb' Att'ys.
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LIE GAL NOTICE.

10 EbeneHef N060 4:
V0U are hereby notified that there IL now on ale
j In the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort Madison, Q pstitiou
OF Hiram Barney claiming Of you Ebeneser Ross
the sum OF six hundred dollars % money due on {
mortgage made BY you to Charles Mason sud since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated February II,
said mortgage, the same being upon the north-east
qnarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
one j, township sixty-six 1867. sorth Of range
seven II west, In Leo county, Iowa, for the par
chase money; and further asking for sale OF said
premises, and general relief.
|, And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court to commence ct For. Madisos
ON the third Monday OF May, a. D. l66 1sfault
viii be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon, the petition taken q by YOU confessed.
anda decree rendered against you 40 prayed there
In. NOBLE 4 STRONG
Feb, IL l661.lm pltH,s Attsvs.
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RcoN0MYi DISPATCH /
1"A srIrcn IN TINES SAWS NIsx."0R
AZ accidents will happen, even in we'll regulated
families, IL 10 very desirable have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, &c.
sPALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such Emergencies. and no household can
AFFORD 70 be without il. II Ia always ready, and up
70 the sticking point.
"UsEFUL In EVERY HOUSE."
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price
46cents. Address
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar-st., New York.
CAUTION.
Az certain unpgincipled persons are attempting
70 palm ID on the unsuspecting public, INIT atoms
Of my PREPARED GLUE, would caution iii
psfsons 10 examine before purchasing, and sss
fhatthe full name,
~sPALDIHG IS PREPARED GLuE,-
u On the sntsiAs wrAepMs al others arc .windling
eesatsrfsin. lfsb2SdAwl
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GREAT PnEMIUM ATTRACTION
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sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDING,S PREPARED GLUE.
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naFernnieEf { IrreRcy.

Wise t!s graiii! ing 70 KuoW that planters
ana others throughout tbs country have con-
lierl- p car Government, and are willing
70 raeri'ei.s uoJes. at par. il pGvmea: for
everything, f. is 70 br regretted tuIt there
s-.a!a &c complaints Of Il limited or sparing
atgs. They coat nothing tpt The paper and
printing, unless 80 iDciuae the clerical force
H4aYeI IN the Treasury Department, ana
vt cal sea 40 good reason why they should
l9, De paid out 70 farmers and planters, on
whom Te rely for I vast amount OF army sup
}l=s The Government has a solid, unfail-
!1s basis, IL cotton and the manifold resources
G ae South, and this gives the people conf
dle. IL lie issues. The Yankee Government
dss 4o resources, no basis for is paper circp-
IlgG. ana yet the Treasury notes are repre-.
sized 20 be received with ayiiity, and the
.'1fTs OF th.t section style the adoption Of
MS system u compensation &" the popular
rsl.' Worthless shinplaster. as they really
''P The people are anxious TO receive the e..
'eTIment notes, and propose TO subjugnte the
StaiE Inr0ugh their aid. The Treasury ISSUES
ne South, with a sure and solid foundation,
*'I pass, as currency, everywhere; and We
ave good authority for saying that the ag-
'FIli0fai popuia ton desire to be relieved
-iouEh this lGstrurls nCaIity. Unless there
~sOme lGs1rI.OuBtabie obstacle, of which
'As people ara not aware, why should not their
Ssaes IN tins respect be abundantly graft
1r4' Such course, it seems 10 Us, wou Id go
'% towards siren gthenipg the sinews OF
Ez-n
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Affairs In Philadelphia.

From The latest Philadelphia papers receiv-
ed we gather the following items OF affairs in
that city
The clergy and laity composing the Episco-
pal convention raassembled yesterday morn
ing at St. Andrews Church. and proceeded
again TO ballot for an Assistant Bishop. AT
the thirteenth ballot the vote stood as fol-
lows: DR.. Stevens, So LEEDS 50, and scatter
ing a. Bishop Potter then declared DR. Ste
yens 10 have been elected a. sfstant Bishop OF
the diocese of the State of Pennsylvania He
Is the rector OF st. Andrews Church in this
city: The election had then 10 be confirmed
by the iaity. Each church, mum beriug one
hundred and fifty eight lii all, sent three law
oetegates to the Convention, together with
the clerical delegates. As the confirma ton
OF the doings of the clergy remained with the
lay delegates, number Of the latter claimed
the right to confer together before they took
acuon, as each set OF delegates casts but one
vote.
A motion was made that twenty minutes
De allowed TO them to discuss and arrange
matters. This, after giving rise to some de.
bate, was voted down. Several of the dele.
gates then called into question the LOYALTY of
Inc gentleman upon whom the clergy had
just conferred their marked esteem and an
probation. Much clanioring ensued anon gst
those present, many of them declaring thai
before the lalty cast their votes they should
be satisfied in regard to the loyalty OF Wu
Bacon Stevens, Who had just been made
Bishop by the clergy. Bishop Potter said
that if any doubt existed on that point, he
could satisfy every one that Dr. Stevens was
entirely loyal. After this an had
been made the laity cast their votes which
STOOD as follows: For approval SIS against
81, and division making total of l23 votes
cast. Bishop Potter then declared DR.. Ste
vens elected.
Yesterday u S. Marshal Millward sold. at
the Merchants xchange, one sixth part OF
the schooner Alliance, the same being the
property of Charles Pet.igrew, Il native Of the
State OF North Carolina for the sum of siaj
The purchaser wns I. q. Nelson Also the
two-sixteenihs Of the schooner j. H Burnett.
the property of Gideon and Freely Moore, re,
sidents OF North Carolina. Nathan Cbamu
lin, was the buyer, at S2o5.
AT the solicitation of Gov. Curtin, Right
Rev. Bishop Wood has forwarded to Harris.
burg the names of several Catholic Chaplains
for Pennsylvania regimen is the object being
TO place them in the army. On "Wednesday e
commission was sent from the Executive TO
Rev. NJ r. Martin, of the Cathedral, who has
been appoin ted Chaplain i'll Col. Owens regi-
ment. He left last week for the seat OF war
The committee on the defence and tety o..
the city have expended up to the present time
1924, 9I9 %, leaving Il balance of sl25 $50 81 Of
tie $3.50, 900 appropriated by councils.
The value OF exports from this port for the
week ending October q was S43, 62l; the i'm
ports for the same time s35,259.
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llifbmona pispattb.
n. situation or Affairs.

Ter ,wo days past ms community has ex-
=" paosl asrees bic relief nom sensa-
rsiie",.. .r,ors. and while there are no extra.
ueh'' -ener.s 10 contradict, there are no
tss military events or movements 10
'"i~ nnce. The enemy having received a
q h''.,os check near Leeshurg on the els. OF
@''', seems 10 be paasing to consider some
c"V, a,,a 81 operations, Though the project
o''' -, nosseSsion Of important lines OF
O. -. coYaYn unication has nos prohabnr
So, rAoued. There has bcen no advance
eTsr ...rftoE of Fairfax Court Hoase. hu,
Is =. ,,.srary, We have intelligence ,bat
. 30 : has fallen back SIS far as Mnnson,s
F' THE destination OF the Federal
t'' a,,,eattioa is still matter Of
s-..,.-s though precautionary NEE.
hqv. by 20 means been neglected -
,stseraph informs us of an engage
or the coast Of Georgia, between Con
+--.,s battery and Federal steamer. ia
... .,a tsf!tr seems 10 have got the worst
:. s.l other points, matters remain
=. This aGai. NJ Romney, on The 2Sth.
..,n .et 20 bad IS al frs; reported, is seri-
.scnsh according to accounts frem Win
...r published yesterday. II is probable
... .ts ,r,-sy toEteln plate taking winter
..,str .lsi section, and the importance
,s,..,rsx AZ experienced officer 20 command
20. t,-.s thfre, II rot demonstrated sniff
~, liz ay the Romney disaster, ought to be
..,r, ma ltesj by tAIs time.
Son Ke, aeky and Missouri we have no
.,.sia.elIiFeucs. The ke3tachy papers fur
-..a s.--suI1s q the latest engagement with
.....,-.y. Vh.en ctdsr essentially from thu
....r.- ia Northern news isapa.s. il every
.-r,..a. Gle teGerais have suffered, defeat,
..-.,.. version Of tie affair at Frederick
I've. As. w.ll be found IN our columns this
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miles dAy n all kinds Of Weashsr. Ar,A shas
persons whom they ranked six months sIfce
are now mr above them, though mot havir &
sxnsvIeneed anything like tho hardships OF
s.nasor Harris, OF New York. I. at the
Willard House. Senator Chandler. Of MIGHT
gan, and Gov. Blair, OF the same state, are
AZ the National Senators Wilkiuson. Truua
bull, and Wade are also In the city. The
cnief OBJECT OF the visit Of some Of these Is, IL
10 understood, to counsel the 0overnmert
'omMe snn the carving on Of the war.
=, many persons are coming here from th e
North to learn the fate of relatives who were
IN the battle near Leesburg.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR FxgxoSr-THE INFLUX OF
GOLD.
"lon," the special Washington correspond
emit of the Baltimore San, of the Goth ult,,
says:
1t is not positively known that Gen. Ere
mont has been, or Is to be, superseded though
it Is said that the Congress in vestigating com
mtttee, and proper officers had made report
to the Government strongly condemning his
administration of the business details Of his
military department. In this respect how
ever, has discretionary power has been much
curtailed, as will be seen by the orders of the
Secretary Of War. A victory over General
Price would still save Gen. Fremont and 1t Is
asserted that the President will not remove
MN before giving him fair Glance to try his
fortunes in battle.
The influx of gold into the country con.
nhues, both from commercial sources and
from the home product. California produces
as much as ever, and the product of Oregon
las become very important Goldi is also beir
found IN Nova Scotia, and in the red river o:
the North, as well as at Pixies Peak The
product OF Australia, and of the Ural noun.
tains, continues undiminlshed Theimmensa
annual addition to the general stock of gold
arriving from all these sources, will have
the effect which political economists have
ascribed 10 1t, in general appreciation OF
value. In this country 1t will sustain and
increase vas. bank and Government paper
currency.
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l.,tort!oners AMI prsteudsfs.

~, ,e.asst-ies % the present war have de-
-.,--,-i many instances Of the vicious tendon
.tt~r.r nature; and While the greed G.
...-,.-E, ugcdUt!iy" CT suffering almost TOO
-..-,-r. to be- o, rue, there yet remains an OPP
-.-..s..r :, mark every individual who may
,s....-y oC.garTupt ard dishonest specuId-
.....aa society may finally eX perience benefit
r,-aar,...~t.5n u popular scorp. TIE man
vi. s.-,as.-- ataa Did aud shop Worn" stock
.,-.ls. Is. 5bTer o. Gtpr times is original cost.
merely be- cse there is = scarcity, ana p,sr-
LASS c.s compelled % submit 10 gross de-
-.rss .s t..,iT oul! resort, ,s one Of The mum
..-vhe slcull bs remembered in the future.
g., a.s. rs such speculsAIg practices may
..5. t.sTe : = class CT beings who may b
.,..s. T-..t at9,s. whose names should be
..s,G ..9.u &c FusteI!ly as ihe most remarha.
... o.. .ap.- race. We base BEEN informed O.
...s. wherein au Individual came TO Rich
mad ..s-a C.t q the interior counties, and
,f,.a grand exhibition CT hanevolence. regis.
..-fe his Donation OF =, $50 worth OF boots
..xVt'aujetr regiment, and the occurrence
..ss {l.v ao,cd 5y the newspapers. II was :,
,a-s r,4aslc.e act, and blessings were doubt
les arra.aed upon the irnacuiate head eft
..s d. A5-rI.l gt,er." Il turns cut, how
t.,-..aat tle la2a had only some twenty pairs
NJ sa4.-e by1ts, aEd instead Of bestowipg
Dem pp5n the regiment gratis, he exacted
ga dollars OF ey-ry poor soldier who got q
... The same IEdi y!dlal, on another oaca-
o.. tusA upon himself the credit OF giving q
quantity o: UldeIclotLing 10 one Of the compi.-
Ii-s, wb~u he money 500 for the purchase
wss ..vel h. tWo others, one widow lady and
.-a garments were made up by the friends of
hecgmpppy. L Is lot 70 he expected that
iae S-l,n sho&!d he entirely devoid of the
Yankee a.smenl, bui such Instances rs we have
mentioned Will atfs ID L method Of tracing it
oa' ard Il it = ROT hereafter exterminsted, it
viii te t2e fu!j Of the pt ople who are 81 pres
EFT victims @. necessity.
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IN Important Mission.

-'''. Il L Dickinson, General Spperin.
--eNI Of the Baptist Coiportage Board,
" ht1bIaond this morning on a Southern
=. " 'h' purpose ofsoiicitins contributions
''s--iuen:s and other religious books on
81 - " Tie -oldiers Ia our army. The work
" 4'-'isIt'on has already been very extern
eve aud much good thereby effected ;. but
81. s"Ii grea, demand, and we feel con-
'A&i ine desired aid will De cheerfuliy
- r.4'a ny TIE liberal minded citizens Of the
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Col. Reynolds.

LIS gIiiaut officer, VINO has been 10 the
Ns,iiy on business con neeted with the Hos.
i'4.' PAID rs visit yesterday. He was an
'' asf1a!A lance, whom we had not seen for
-A"! years. Since we last saw him, the
i''1'''' var aas broken out, and he has been
informed prominently in some OF its N ost
mug scenes. lie commanded regiment
. As battles OF Cross Lanes and Gauley, and
:, "" '''oAd 10 10 officer On these occasions -
~ 'lls - bear the wars remarkably we'll
s-- iooas az though he had = dozen campaigns
ain y-t
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TELEaRAPEIIC-
a Blookadine veaed Yirel Inte.

SAVANNAH, Oct. Ion yesterday one Of the
blockading vessels appro aei ed the bar. The
Warsaw Confede rate battery opened on her,
and she returned to frigate outside, which
sent back barges with men and howitzers.
which threw shell at the battery. Nobody
was hurt on the Confederate side, hut It IL
believed that the enemy suffered a heavy
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LETTER LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL RICHMOND POST OFFICE, on the LIST
day of November, 1861.
Published by authority of Act of Congress
in the paper having the largest circulation In tie
District where printed.
~ Persons calling for letters In the List will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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Ordinances Praetice-No Tidinos Of tha Y,eet

WrLxIsaros, N c., Nov The reported
cannonading about1 o'clock this morning.
in the direction Of Fort Caswell, turns ont to
have been nothing more than the trial of ord.
nance. Such exercise is very inIucicious at
such time as this.
There were no tidings of the fleet in this
section up to nine o'clock to- night
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wsra h Ntf CEoP.--SheIlbarIs and che.tnuts
a. o never more abundant in this section or
c9u,,,yv ~, uan at the present time. The
tlrly gy@ "spi Ia The ''shslIbark region" are
ii AVA so'aning under the weight of nuts stor-
sqme So sac story next TO the roof. At
have b.e,. r. bushels upon bushels OF them
sad mas las been from 80 cents 10 Ii "a a bashsi
Ias rgf ei,al from five 10 eight cents u:srl
Tor shs,iass Price up the country last week,
su.s s u - was eighty cents. and chest.
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