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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28

.NTOTICE IS tilefeby..giye that an ,ection.
In VIII be. held at the various precinct SIN
The county OF Kanawha on Monday .the.l0th
day 6f June next, for the electIoaof some one
persodi tot 6lfstths Office Of Sheriff Of spia
county in the room 81 EnQs $; Arnold resigned.
By orsieradf tie county court; s. Z. IS -. ~
94 Testes a.. w. Q UARRlERs Clerk.
III May 70 1861. fiser eslp-ti1;t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
HEAD QUARTERs, II
PoNr PLEAstNr. April %, 1861.

.JBIirade Order No 40 ss l:i9--,++s i
The training uf.the Ofic.rs The sotb ard
1881 Regiment will take place at Charleston.
on ,be 18th. 6tkJ and 5tl. Of, June, 70 nj The
Regmental< Mister on The 8th. You will or:
dlf the objects and menI 10 attend at the
time ana place. eqdipt as the law 1irects,-to
receive inslfnciiony by The Bfl5s de inspector.
:. Y. ur reinfQs of the strength and condition
Of the REGIMENT will be made TO the Ihspec-
tor. 4. 2 no. Iisy.lI!i.!I at5- ST
nj, P.4v. H. STEENBERGER, Brig. Cen.
IN H46 22d Brigade, Va, Ma,
Z Comdte soth Regt.. s's' z.5. : 81. ,rsi t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28

sf5fEEI
AIOTfCE IS hereby given, that an election
IN will be held at the pfeeine4sintfeM NAL
monday inc ON day oil , une ne y lor the cleo
ton Of some one person to fltthe Office OF
Justice Of the Peace in said district for tie.
nnexpifed term of Andrew 2. Fry, esq re {
signed. BY orJerof the court. Tsstei t.4 !,
.3- IA w. QIJARRIER, CLERK.
I NAV 20fs6i.l 69 Ilt' ~ Ittf SiI5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
I iIIGHT FOR THE PEOPI,E {

THE undersigned wetiid can attention to
~ his large assortment 6fpeai,O Lamps,
and Lamp ohimneys sofasaH Subscriptions.
Web hsTFls ssll Lex tss e 1 e' 81 yI,uyYasl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
Waeon9 and Blackstnith Shop

Wagon and Blacksmith Shop.
rTaHE HnbsSribgf infurms The Inhabitants Of
i ~ Coax s AIoathl ia nd vicinity that he still
continues to caFryFoaithe Wagons Making ant
BiaeksnIthing business. ia. all their difIerend
branches. HE'S prepared 30 furnish his ems,
tomers, with q neaf.sgood and sabstsalial
VI aeon; Ids materials, are df 1be bestquality,
al : he is confident his work viii bear inspec-
ISiis asst IS done either by himself, or Under
,1s immeaise iuspectionsfs glzg Ed
s,. JOHN OVERSHINER.
coAt,s MourH. Feb. %, 1858, asa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
CAUTION!

III understand that my name has been u sed
upon Grain Cteahers Of otirsr patenis, ard
that such CleanetsJ hareHbeen sold as my
rlanulacipre.lI This IS A fIagd nron the Pnr-
chaser, and is done TO sell worthless machines.
II i'7t4A 7iAlA ~ fJ b. HEART Il I.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
. FN0rICR.I

. n 1919 =. NUIICEs n, .s4s5. z -
Ri AZ persons indebted 10 the estate or the
N late James A. Lewis decd. are Re I
.Quesled 70. call at the, old stand, and settle
Eithou, delay. Persons having accounts
5eainst the estate wilfalso bring then III.
.gfssss 95. gd WM, "A. LEWIS! Executor.
Che; lesion, Dec. To- 1850. itf. +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
ssapIe 8 lFanc ~ DIV Goods.

SO h44l4yaS4 s.s-5T & hlv afg ~
LADIES' AND CENTS DRESS C00DS. i
saehh rs Silks. Silk Poplihs, BaTeees, Lawns,
.faronets. All Wool Delaines.s Muslin NJ.
4 j. ine,B Alpaess Merinns, Bale Domesiick
stesehrd Muslin and Calicoes. Also q e. =.
~ pt ReadysAlades Olethiag Of 4 great ma ny
yves ana varieties. warranted to fiji any body.
!. soc rs 'ANDISHoES, HATS AND CAPS,
seat will FIT 1.-The foot Of Tom Thumb, or
asle hfadofa Webster. We haven Supplyo 81
g r % GER les, SI.
Coffee. srgar5Tsa, Tobacco, MOiases, Bafon.
gehS4cs9 sss.-8Es$4ttss 81. ytS i a-s<f1 ysis.t
Tine a@ouldI fail us TO enuff,era4e rutTftl5i,er.
sss;ss hs1Se the goods and We inidnd to Sell
them at small advance on the Cincinnati
prices Tor Cash Of Country Produce. .
isi seswoul d.say to the c5sizsns Of Charleston
.4a nd Of 5kanawha County that This is none OF
your Elephants tdaed advertisemFnts, nor
,SteaMT Estg tnz aSteseet Cd Gdsing butcohle
and see for Yourselves in the new store
formerly occupied byJ. M. Laiaiey, neatEik
Bridge, Motif; GhatiesIon ie- fsl'Yo "a
May Fl, lB6q. III 1si u 6k
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
HEAD QGARTERS; 1I
PofNr PIgA SAINT, April "a, 86i.2 8

tBrigade Order NO.7l , Fl 81
i The training Ipf the Officers Of the l65th
.Resiment viii take place at Roahe Court
House on lie \ 9th, 18Th, and i4thof June,
and the Regime4taf Muster on the 15tb!A-
You will order The officers and men TO A.
tend at the time sn5 place, eqnipt ss the law
directs and receive distinctions BY The Brig.
ale lnspeeiorl III ,.5ls:t:,E ii.
Yourreiurns.of the strength and Condition
or the regiment will he made 10 theinsrect6r.
5 p W IA. SPEEHBERGER Brig, len,
at4. I. 4.-sl TIM. ss HI 22d Brigade Va. Ma.
: Comdt. 165lh sRsg't III Tf21Ebh5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
btbrsss oRj N 0tice j III lstti7s
OF Stockholders nd Directors eeting OF The
y Failing Rock CoatOiI Company,9
hoe sitt iEta j IfFo oRnH9 &c EEi15 Ins
SO lKANAWHA Co. Va. .4s2 h

THERE @ill he o general meeting of1the
Stockfoidtrs Of the above Company held
on the 9Th OF Jpne.sf861, atlhe Clerks Of
fee ofatpe CIcait Court forftIle City ioG Alex
arldria in Virginia; And al the same time
and ptace There w1l also be- a meeting Of The
Directors Of he above Company p r. LtaItz
yoHs W. CoREFEs, 4PTetft,1 IGs#
jkSEs 1870, e Ieasp y k Board of Di-
F. W. CoCGlLL, I tes.o's' M
Gu. DuvAL,.H .E.. ~ H !
z I@t III. JG TIFFTf secy.I !
Charleston, pr i i4,l s6' It'd af M III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28

lVIRgfNIA y ..A5 ~. 1.,E..M1N
Clerks oiics Of iiflciSSnit 6o,,rt l "
Nan sln coant} on Ihs arst Monlayi d.
Robert n Sims. Csnplaihiant
y. B. iofsan and N. 4. css s..,v'
ney. partners &c. a
The Dabney Salt Company
-Hill eaeleof Gbafleston. !.
Ihe Object Of this snit lis to attach in. the
hands athe Bank Of GhariestoS tSe starE-
and monies of v. b. Norton one Of TN frm
'ot The Dabney Salt Company, 10 satisfy
TO the CpmplSflapt $le2o.Os, with interes;
and the. costs. due ynd owing fo5him from said
Company. so that The same nav be fotthcom-
ing 70 sStissy the future decree Of The count
Il, appealing BY affidavit fled, that 4 IL
Defendenss, "Ibe. pabpey Sail companyp
Y B Hottoh andf W A. Dubney are mon.
residents Of ahis Slate. Il It Is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after
dpe publication Of this oder. and ,doE what
Is necessary. 10 pfote ct their Interest III Inc
premises. Iast test {iEas - n$tfs s373f,
q !. d 4. W. QUARTER. Glka
I. 3. SWAMI, for Plaintiff. To IS
i@s Z tsss7. estt ttf aft4 I III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28

yxE lsn6scriner kesps o1s5anIly 81 hi b
supply ofthe best coal oil.
He would STA that III conscq ence s fh5
he vii have To- sell II ct 81 IL Il ~
charged. 81 QAcarhusc Is " Il. lc Y, 80 z. Y;
las. A. cALDMKLT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
I. q 1a1.ge stock,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The highest market mice haid fnrs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28

III OBJ A'erk of al kinds Done 81 this Ones
I'll liLawyeI's dnd4other HLANKSaprinte,l
yittr Atness and aisnatch.l, - $500
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
FROMwAsuINGToN.

WAsnINGrON, Dee. 6.-Gen. Sedgwick
made reconnaissance on AcGotink creek this
morning, with three regiments of federal
troops. AT last accounts he was in pursuit of
detachment of rebel cavalry,
Secretary Cameron lett the city this morn
ing for Harrisburg.
Lieut.. Col Reynolds has been appointed
by the president, agent at Port Royal under
the general regulations, relative TO securing
and disposng of the property found or brought
within the territory now or hereafter occupied
by the U. S. forces in the dsloyal states. lie
has been ordered to report to the secretary OF
the treasury.
A bill will soon be introduced in congress
authorizing the organization of steam fire
engine brigade AS large amount of gov
ernment property has recently been destroyed
for the want OF some such organization, there
can scarcely be doubt Of the passage of the
measure.
There are fortv-siX persons from Mary land
and Virginia in the county Jail, arrested by
constables on the presumption that they are
fugitive slaves. A difficulty exists in the way
of their immediate discharge, from the fact
that it cannot yet be asccrtained whether they
are all contrabands, aud loyal citizens have a
right to demand surrender Of their prop
erty.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

BALTIMORE, Dec. Ga dispatch from
Savannah, of the 4th inst, in yesterdays
Richmond papers, says sixteen federal ships
are now inside the bar, and an attack ON Fort
Pulaski is hourly expected.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. IA flag of truce
has come down from Norfolk, bringing several
Charleston passengers, but no news. Gen.
Wool has also dispatched Il flag of truce to
Norfolk, with number of letters and con-
siderable clothing tor the Union prisoners at
Richmond. The steamer Illinois leaves this
evening, tor Port Royal, with troops for Gen.
Sherman.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 5.-Gen. Thomas Price,
commanding at jefferson City, viii run for
congress, caused by the expulsion OF John W..
Reid VIM. ~. Hail. member of the state con
vcntiou, and Mcliawkins, have been named
for the race in the district lately represented
by John b. Clark. Both are understood to be
strong Union men.
PORTLAND, j T., Dec. 6.-rhere is re-
ported deacation in the Sagadahock Bank
Bath. Me. Their bills are thrown oui by the
Portland banks.
PORTLAND, Dec. CT P. M-The reported
defalcation in the Sagadahoc Bank Of Bath, is
denied by The directors The bank can re.
deem all its bills.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
FROM KENTUCKY.

day, f. L. Burns (disunon) of Owen county
offered series OF resolutions, including de-
mand on the federal government for the re-
turn to Kentucky Of ExGov. Morehead and
other political prisoners, and affirming that the
presidents message oreshadowed the inpos-
sibity of preserving OF reconSructing the
federal Union, which were referred to the
committee on federal relations The Union
members to night are holding caucus to
agree upon resolutions regarding the present
state of affairs, which will probably be offered
fO.mOrrOW
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

BosToN, Nov. 6-The following navy lieu
tenants, recently from the East India squad
ron, were consigned to fort Warren to-day,
charged with disloyalty; VIM. Z. Glasscll OF
Virginia, Alexander N. De Brae OF Virginia,
Julian Myers OF Georgia, and Dulaney a.
Forest of Maryland
a case containing the jewelry of Hermann,
the preslidgilaleur, which is on exhibition at
one OF our jewelry stores, was, 10 day, by
some means, unlsstened, and jewels to the
value OF fifteen hundred dollars, were stolen,
Notwithstanding that the case was constantly
surrounded by large crowds of people ali day.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
rnnM sANERANctscn.

SAN FEANclsoo, Dec. "A very severe
storm has prevailed here for four days, eX-
tending eastward to Salt Lake 1t is now
pleasant.
About four hundred thousand dollars have
been subscribed to the national loan in this
state
The steamer Cortez, from Oregon, brings
S120,000 in gold.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-The steamer
Golden Gate has arrived from Panama. The
presidents message in full was received by tel
egraph, and published ..at eight o'clock this
morning.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
A SHOOTING AFFAIK.

CORTLAND, N Y, Dec. 6.-Major McNett,
who has been under arrest several days, was
shot to day, by Col Green, while attempting
to escape from the guard house He is not
yet dead, but there are no hopes of his recov.
cry. No one is allowed on the grounds, and
the officers will not give particulars. 1t is
believed that the principal cause for the arrest
OF McNet arose from his preierring charges
at Albany against Col. Green
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
REcRu1TING In PKICE,s ARMY

SEDALIA, Dec. 6.-Our latest advices from
the south are that Gen. Price has moved part
OF his force from Osceola to Il point five miles
distant, where he has established his head
quarters Gen Rains command remained at
Osceoa A train of fifty wagons from Lex
ington, laden with supplies for Gen. Prices
army, passed unmolested within fifteen miles
of this place, on Monday last. There are four
rebel recruiting officers in Lexington, enlist
ing recruits for Gen. Prices army. A meet.
ing was held there last Friday, at which sew
eral prominent secessionists spoke, urging Il
united effort in behalf of the rebels Similar
meetings have been held in Clay, Ray, and
other river counties, and subscriptions for
money clothing, &c., are in circulation.
It is not perhaps generally known, but
it is believed to be a fact that Saline
county, ClaIb Jackson's residence, in July last
authorized the commissioners TO raise SlOO,-
900, to be extended or the benefit OF General
Prices army. Other counties along the Mis-
souri, river are believed to have done the
same.
1t is stated on good authority that when
Price was besieged at Lexington delegation
of citizens was sent to him from Saline coun
ty, with an urgent request that he would allow
his army to enter that county, which was
complied with.
The reason of this request was because OF
the great fear entertained by the inhabitants
OF that county by the plundering propensites
of Prices rebels. The counties along the Mis-.
souri, river west of Jefferson City are the rich
est in the state, and have furnished ne irly as
many men and as much means in behalf of the
rebellion as the balance of the state They
have been almost entirely exempt from ma
rauders, and have never been visited by teter-
al tro ips
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

NEW York, Dec 7-STOCKS shade better:
Chicago and Rock Isand 53 Cleveland and Toledo 3li
GalcHa aud Chicago 10; New York Central I74; Michigan
Central 4o; Michigan southern guaranteed $50; Pacific
Mail SO; Erie 81: Hudson 3is Illinois Central scrip
60S; U skies 81 coupons, 80; Tennessee skies 4l5;
Vrs siuia skies 45; California sevens sig.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
GWants


A CAPABLE GIRL desires situation
IA TO do general hosework. Is a good washer aud
irnncr Apply at II Winter street d3t* Dc
GLOAK MAKERS WANTED IMME-
~ DIATELY.-Ten experienced Cloak Makers
fnd employment by immediate application at
d6 DIT BARNARD, SUMNER, & cos.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

New YORK. Dec 6.-The steamer Baltic
has sailed for Fort Pickens with the seventy.
fifth New York regiment
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
RnPoKTs FHOM MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY, Dec 5.-By order of Gen.
Hunter, Col. Jtnnison's regiment moved 10 a
point midway between Kansas City and Leav-
enwOrth, yesterday. All communication be
tween here and Independence is cut oil. The
rebel Hayes, with $50 men, visited Indepcud
enee, Monday, and seized all the horses be-
longing to the Pacific Stage Company, aud
made general confiscation OF the property of
Union citizens
SEDALIA, Dec. 5.-Yesterday, a party of
exasperated citizens OF all parties attacked
gang of returned rebels from Prices army, un-
der Capts. Young and Wheatey near Dunks-
burg, about twenty miles west of here, killing
seven and wounding ten OF them. Among the
killed was Capt. Young. None of the citizens
were killed or severely wounded Three of
the wounded rebels have since died,
RoLLA, Dec. 5.-Advices from the south
west say McCuoch has gone into winter
quarters on Pea Ridge, near Bentonville, near
Arkansas, where he is putting up barracks tor
his troops. Nothing definite is known of
Prices movements. General Mcbride was at
Springfield, with two thousand men, last Sun
day.
LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 6.-Brig Gen. Denver
has arrived, and been assigned the command
OF all the Kansas regiments a portion Of
Lanes brigade remains at Fort Scott. The
fourth regiment is ordered to Wyandotte.
The lSt cavalry, known Il JamisOn's regiment,
is stationed at johnny Leak, in the Delaware
reservation, nearly opposite Parksville, Mo.
The second regiment is nearly recruited, al d
will occupy the village of Kickapoo, ten miles
above the city.
Sr. JOSEPH Dec. 5.-Gen. Prentice made
speech to large crowd of citizens, yesterday,
in which he said AS God is my judge,
every secessonst in this city shall take an
oath OF allegiance to the United States govern,
ment, aud to support the stars and stripes, or
l will set them to work on the trenches OF
Fort Smith. All persons whO are hereafter
found expressing secession sentiments shall
take the oath" The speech caused great
CONSERVATION among the rebels and was re-
ceived with applause by the loyal citizens.
Troops were sent to Platte county, last night,
to look alter Gordon's bands OF rebels.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07


For revolutionary services, S,2006l2
For services in the British war, 4,S50l20
For Canadian volunteers, I2750
For services in the Mexican war &C.. 81, ,13S 40
Yet TO be located warrants and scrip
already issued, 7,454,72
The report questions the prOpriety of issu
ing bounty land warrants to the volunteers
now in the national army. A warrant Tor l60
acres TO each volunteer would absorb over
100, 900 900 acres. The warrants are now sold
in the market at fifty cents per acre; and an
attempt to realize on their warrants would de-
press the soldiers grants to even much low
er value, Spectators would buy up lands
largely under circumstances, and would be the
chief gamers by these public henefactions.
The secretary, therefore, recommends that
the volunteers be paid either in cash or by
government securities 1t is suggested that
in lieu of the mineral lands Of California and
New Mexico being free, the government shall
make them source OF revenue by leyying a
chal ge for the privilege of working the mines.
The report makes ii strange statement respect
ing the commission appointed to run and
mark the boundary lines between the terrific
ries OF the United States and the state OF Cali
fOrna." Fifty y.fve thousand dollars was ap-
propriated tor the work OF congress, and $751;
SOL of the amount placed at the disposal of
Sylvester Mowry, the commissioner for the
United States. The secretary finds, however,
that the whole of the latter sum and $50, 900
more had been expended, and the work only
lust begun The running of boundary lines
between the United States territories and Tex
as has been completed.
INDIAN AFFAIRS
Indian affairs i'll a very unsatisfactory
state. The Cherokees, Chickasaws, and
| Choctaws, have suspended all Intercourse with
| the agents of the federal government, the
southern agents who were in office on the 4th
! OF March having employed their influence in
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
HORSE FOR SALF.-A siy

{ISaS year old brown Horse will be sold bv the sub
Si4 " subscriber he = very docile. and can be
e7@-@17~N worked in hny harness Weight about 1000
pounds Can be seen Qt Howards stable Old NJ arket
street THOMAS DAWSON
d4 i6@
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

DREAD MEAL AND FEED MEAL
A. from Dry Southern Corn. Call before you buy at
LEE SPkAGUE T. cos,
apl dtf No Park street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
FOR SALE-Two promising New Mich
Il Cows; also, eight Pigs i0weekS old by
ELNATIIAN PRATT
as d2WS Salisbury street.
WHO HATH SORROW p

~ who hath suffering and pain without SYM
F&zA pathy? Those who have curns and don't use
coRES>, RObinsous Com Eradcator, as that effects
positive cure and secures relief. as if by magie
AAA~Alaa@E-in few moments. No caustic. no blood no
,ain. For sale bv all Druggists. d6t* d6
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
NJ ESSENGER'S NOTICE.-CoMMoN


M N'j. Z. =. -NION EhDON, ID AUSGln
Iva street, Seeing and Trance Medium, gives sittngs
for spirit communications. for 50c intuitvely examines
and prescrbes for disease for ST. Hours II a.
n., and to pm She will also hold public meetings
every Sunday at d p. m. Admission Sc dawtt iv2
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ga special to the
Tribune, says the President has decided that
hereafter all contracts aud appointments for
the Western Department shall be made in
Washington in { the regular way, and
through the ordinary channel
Brig. Gen. W X Strong will also be au-
thorized to make such change in the staff
as he shall deem best. Nothing but the
unfortunate demands of public interest will
induce the Government to supercede Fre-
mont.
The Attorney General is unreserVed in
his expression of opinion of Gen. Fremont,
and does not hesitate to pronounce his re-
tention a public crime.
A full consultation on the whole subject
will be held tomorrow III a Cabinet meet
ing.
The publicity given to the violation of
the Savannah blockade,b by the British steam
er Bermuda, is said to have proceeded from
Lord Lyons dinner table.
Information from the village of Thomp-
son, Conn, gives me reason TO believe that
part of the freight of this vessel was 10
tons gunpowder; 1000 Enfield rifles 10,
ri1ed cannon 10000 pair shoes ; and large
quantities of blankets and clothing and an
extraordinary quantity of quinine and NOR
phine. Remonstrances against her sailing
and completing her cargo were made by
Charles Francis Adams, in London, but the
Foreign Office did not feel at liberty or
would not feel its obligation to arrest the.
unlawful voyage,
1 "A. u Mothershesla Of Inaiaaa, was yes
terday appointed Consul to Liverpool, and
Thomas Foster, of Minnesota to Taheiti.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-08
Chr q .ilr SOurnM.
CANDIDATES.
For Prosecuting Attorney.

RookPoRT, Ind. $cPt. 80, 1861.
a acandiinte r Prosecuting At'or of the 18th
Judicial D. rjet, com osed OF the unit of Craw
ford Perry spencer, Warrick, Vanderburg, and
70 e, Yours respectfully,
dSu. JAMES TURPIN.
W., are requested tn annOunce BLYTHE HYNEs,
ESQ. a. a dat4 for tie Office of rosecutin
AtInrney for this Judicial u strrt, at the ensuing
October election. d&w
We are requested 60 announce LEWIS @. STINtO ON
II card date for Prosecuting Attorney of the Cir
cut Court in the 18th Judicial Circuit, at the en-
sui October Election d9w
H. G. RarkweII of Il export, is a candidate for
Pr scouting Attorney of the Fifteenth Judicial
District
For County Commissioned.
MR. EDITok Please announce my name as a
candidate for re- election to the Office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing October election.
W. PRUITT.
For Auditor.
TnIT03S JOURNAL Please announce the name
of WRLIAN BINGHAM a candidate for Auditor,
at the Isuing tober Election. He viii be sup
porteI by MANY FRIENes.
MISSES. EDIr0Rs :-You will please announce
the name Of WM I'll. kLUsMAE a candidate for
Auditor of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing
Octooer election.
VICTOR BIsCH has at the solicitation of many
citizens, become candidate for Auditor Of Van.
dsrburgh County at the ensuing October Election
MEssRs. EDITORs You will please announce mJ
Asme as a candidate for auditor of Vanderburgh
County at the ensuing October election
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-08
IRON FORT MONR0E-

FoRT MoNRoE, Sept. 6.-The Spaulding
sailed for Hatteras with 500 troops.
General Wool returned to Old Point this
morning, and will doubtless remain Gen
eral Mansfield goes to Hatteras Inlet on the
SpauldiRg, to assume the chief command.
Commissary John Clark, late editor of
the Boston Courier, was on the propeller
Fanny, but left on the first boat-load of
stores, and thus escaped being made a pris-
oner The Captain of the Fanny is severely
censured, as it appears the rebel steamers
were not seen until within four miles of the
propeller fs-.s
On Thursday, two tug boats having the
Susquehanna's launches in tow, and laden
with the remaining stores for the goth In
diana regiment, left Hatteras Inlet for the
encamDment of the rebels; but it was rum
ored, before the sailing of the Pawnee, they
had abandoned their position and were on
their way to Hatteras Inlet.