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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-04

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an or
der Of sale issued out of the office of the Clerk of
the Nanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of John
Douglass and against Nathan RoWley, l will on
FRIDAY, DECEMB Der 9th, 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o.
clock, r NJ, of said day, at tho door Of the Court
House, in the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction, the rents, issues and profits
for the term OF seven years, of the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lot No. one ~ in
Block No. ten (i0) IN the fourth Enlargement o f
the City Of Evansville, in the county of Wander
burgh ard State of Indiana, and should said rents
and profits not sell for sufficient TO satisfy
said writ and costs, will at the same time and
place. offer for sale and sell the fee simple of aid
premises. GEORGE WOLFLIN, S.V.C
Hall & Donald, PPfs Att'ys. novI5-3ww
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Court Notice.
Attachment.

william R. Wilkinson.
1t appearing BY affidavit, this day filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid, that the
claim of the plaintiffs in this action is Just and
that said plaintiffs eught to recover 1852 1900
with interest upon 1851 13 100 from this date and
that the defendant is q nonresident Of the State
Of Indiana, notice of the pebdency of this action
is therefore given to said William R. Wilkinson,
ard that the same will stand for trial at the next
terms OF the Court Aforesaid, 70 be begun and held
at the Court House, in the City Of Evansville, in
the county ana state aforesaid, on the first Mon
day in January, f. d. 1862.
Witness, Louis. Ritcher Clerk of said Court
this l4th day of November, 1851
LOUIS RICHTER, c. C. CPV VIC
Wheeler & Igiehart, PI'h5 Attys.
= gxry
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Clerks Office.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

-OhDhfE HDh EHANh SIDEWALK
! Nov-9, 1S61,-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side oil
Ninth street, from Ann to Division street, in said
City, the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause sidewalk
/ of Glass Nc. 2, to be laid down thereon within
/ thirty days from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
| HE0EEECTGE'Is s.zLM or RR.4L
u ESTATE for the payment of the costs and x
penses Of sidewalk improvements. Notice is here
by given that by virtue of precept issued by the
Mayor of the City OF Evansville and to me direct
ed, will sell at public auction at the door of the
Court HOnse, in said city, on Thursday Nov %,
1861, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following lots par
GELS OF real estate, or 50 much thereof may be
necessary to paJ the amount charged and assessed
against lots respectively, for the costs and ex-
penses Of making sidewalk improvements for said
lots together with the costs of sale:
George Rosenar, Lot 2, Block 80, Eastern
IN 1aeilt, 3,0z
AHn- ID. Law, B0tl2s Block u, LamascO, 15, IS
Hiram Nelson, S. W. % OF the N. E. % of
Lot 68. Upper Tgemen Il, 591a
end Of same lot s,7s171
Ailis Walker, Lot I, Block Is, stockwells
.in x ~; - ~, 24S
VEINS Enlargement, 2.o61S
wells EaIareemont, - $50 2,oe1z
Converse Clements, 8 feet High street. By
20 teet deep, being tho s. E. side of Lot
No. 9, in Block 30. Is, 4th Enlargement, s,48
1882
Ronald Fisher, Al feet Cherry street, by
IS feet Deep being the N. Il "a Of the S.
2 w. % of Lot No. 90, in the Upper Enlarg. I6, 33
noyl4tds CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, @. C.
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n1mE INTEREsrs.

o. K.-There will be special meeting
tonight, at your room, at o'clock, for
important business.
T. J. GROVES Pres't
Ed. TABOR, Sec'y.
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( BURKE.
Court Notice.

". Sands and Mary Ann
Sands,
1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed this 18th day OF
November, 1861, in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court aforesaid, that Charles W. Sands and Mary
Ann Sands, two of the defendants in the above
entitled action (the object of which is TO forecIose
mOrtgaee) are not residents Of the State of In
diara. Notice of the tendency Of this action is
therefore given to said defendants, and that the
same viii stand for trial at the next term of the
Court aforesaid, TO be begun and held at the Court
House, in the city OF Evansville, in the county and
State aforesaid, on the first Monday in January,
A. d. 1862.
Witness, the Clerk Of said Court this 18th day
of November, 1861.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
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TO I'LL whom it may Concern.
Piano for Sale at Auction.

ON the 18th day Of december, 1861, the under-
~ signed will sell public toa, at bis Piano
forte Mandatory, in the city of Evansville, one
PianofOrte, the property of Edmond h. Seymour
aud Clarinda Seymour to satisfy a mechanics
lien, storage, and the costs for advertising aud
selling the sans. Sale to commence alto O'clock,
A. NJ. CHRISTIAN DECKER in
Piano Manufacturer,
nov2O-3td&w Sycamore street. betss End { 81.
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MMBAkFRs s.aAB y o. 30.

A. L. Robinson, Pl'fs Attorney.
Nov. L. 1851. -3ww 6
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.N,HE aREF's s.gGs -V'O. al.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an or
ders}f sale issued out Of the Office of the Clerk
the'Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of John
II ughes I will, on q
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12tb 18e1

n,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 4 o.
clock, P NJ, of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the City or Evansville, Vanderburgh
county, Indiana, expose to sale at public auction,
the rents, issues and profits for the term of seven
years, of the following described Real Estate TO
wit: The undivided half of all that certain lot or
parcel o. land, beginning at a point nineteen
chains north of the southeast corner Of the land
conveyed by Willard Carpenter and wife to Will
liam Mcdowell, recorded in deed record book so, -
pages III and IT, % the records Of Vanderburgh
county, thence north eight chains and sixty eight
hundretEs to the centre of the Habas and Erie
Canal, thence north fifty six and third degrees,
east along the middle OF said Canal four chains
and eighty hundredths, thence south eleven chains
and thirtystwo hundrsdths, and from thence four
chains to the PLACES Of beginning, containing four
acres, baiOg part of the east half of the north
east quarter Of section twenty nine (29), town. six
20 south range tea Q0) west, ia rne Vincennes
land district, and situate and being in the county
Of Yauderburgh and State of Indiana; and should
said rents and profits not sell for sufficient
satisfy said writ and costs, will, at the same
time and place, sell the fee simple of said prem
ises. Est--.
- GEORGE WoEFLIN, Sheriff.
Hall g Donald, PrIs Att'ys.- snoY16-3ww
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system of low prices,
nd sell oahf frst-class.
fasbionobIa or5
12-T-,-
DURABLE
Goods.
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ABKB8 0.Vfs, HsOsEs, xsGU.HAss, &c.
Ia We have, Just opened large stocz of Bonnet
aud Trimming Ribbens, French Flowers Roses
Pigmes, Bushes, and Millinery Goods generaIIva1
SCHAPKER & BUSTING,
noy3O 40 Main St.
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"SATES, MOTHERS IND SIS
~ tiers, whose husbands, and brothers
are serving in the army, cannot put into their
knapsack a more necessary valuable gift than
few boxes of H0LL0WAY'S PILLS & ONT
MEHT. They insure health even under the ex-
posures of a soldiers life. Only % cents box or
pot. PIG
Lea
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eNT.gEg C.G-NcDLES-3OO whole half and
~ or. boxes best quality for sale by
deo3 t s. Z. GILBERT & co. VA
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die 9atlu gnitrnal.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. .DEoEMBER 1

6 The Star Spengled Banner in Triumph yet waves
Ger the land Of the Free and the home of the
BraYe.ii .- +s -,-aa Fi-'
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From FORTRESS MONROE.
Especial Dispatch 70 the Star

i
FoRTREss MONROE, July The washington
correspondent Of the New York Times does great
injustice TO both Gen. Butler and James Gordon
Bennett In bis telegram Of July I'd He states
that the editor Of the Satanic is being roundly
denounced by Gen. Butler as traitor, and that
the commando nt OF Fortress Monroe implies that
he has conclusive evidence that he the editor) 10
In correspondence with the rsbels-givins them
aid and comfort and information.
General Butler has made no denunciadon Of
this kind, and has no evidence whatever that the
editor Of the Herald 10 in correspondence with
the rebels.
A Gag Of truce Yesterday brought down the
British Consul from Norfolk who was DESTROYS q
visiting Baltimore In reference 70 an English
vessel which had got into trouble
Commodore String ham would not permit hin
10 do 20 for the reason that the privilege Of Gag
Of truce has been already sufficiently abused bJ
the secessionists
Heavy nr!ng WINS heard this morning In The direo-
ton Of Norfolk IL was doubtless salutes In honor
Of American Independence. The ships Of war In
the hafbor fred national salute at noon, the guns
Of the Fortress responding. There are grand ps-
rades this evening at several camps.
There no military movements 10 report 10
day. The work al the Fortress has been general
ly suspended.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of Tia Star.

GEORGETOWN, July s, 1851
Although the Gig hty- ffth anniversary OF tn.
the usual exodus If associations and picnic partes
TO enjoy day in the country, vet we have never
seen the national holiday greeted with greater joy
oy our citizens, or more generally observed by
the entire suspension Of business. But for "a Q
running OF the Union line OF omnibuses 70 and
from Washington with crowds Of sig ht scers and
the racket made by Young America with Gre
crackers and other abominable Inventions the
day would have been az quiet a. the Sabbath
About davbreak q salute was fred by the Young
Guards, Capt Rodier. At night the scene nom
our Heights was q magnificent one, the camps
and Notifications around the southern horizon
being illuminated by bonares extending along
Arlington Heights from Fort Corcoran on the
right 70 Shutters Hill In the distance. Rockets
and bombs from the Arsenal and Navy Yard. and
concentrations by patriotic citizens, added in
terest to the scene. Bnt few drunken soldiers
were on our streets, and we have not heard Of any
accident, or a single breach Of the peace.
Many Of our citizens di displayed the national lag
and two were suspended from lines across Bridge
street, one nom Mr. J. Birchs, near Jefferson
street. and the other on q line from Mr.. Rixlers
daguerrean gallery, corner Of High street, 10 Mr..
VIM. II. Tenney's, "a staunch linton man on the
opposite corner. This last Is fne Tag, about 2s
or 30 feet, and OF proportionate width pure based
by our citizens. IL was TO have been placed oE q
pole at the Intersection Of High and Bridge street
The pole at the armory Of the (late) Potomac
Light Infantry was applied for, and some Of the
members OF the company signed a paper giving
their permission 70 have IL removed for the pur-
pose OtEeu objected, and TO prevent its reno
val the topmast was taken down on w ednesd ay
morning, and by accident or design IL twas broken
and the pieces distributed among those present
Considerable excitement resulted and still exists
In relation to the matter. and much indignation
10 expressed by those citizens and members Of the
company directly interested.
Several attempts were made here on wednes-
day evening 10 set fire to lumber yards, cooper
shops, &c on Water street
We will notice school examinations and other
matters crowded out to-day in Tomorrow pa Der
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Important to Military Officers.
An Indispensable Arttele for the Campaign.
TRUNK WITH COUCH, MUEQUITO AND
FLY NET ATTACHED.
Str0ng's Patent Army Trunk and For.
table Bedstead Combined.

This New and Admirable Invention consists OF
Trunk, in Two sections, opening endways, aAd
when opened. by means of a very simple arrangs g.
ment can be tTansfuI med In a CONT laple Couc
feet inches song, with ename ed cloth covered
curled-halr Mattress, and overhung by light
frame WORK for Mosquito Net or oil ololh cover
ing to shed rain; a readily adjusted, without dis
turbinE the contents of the Trunk. Can DO pre-
pared for sleeping or Put up for travel ns IN two
minutes With ease. When losed, It on'y occupies
space of % inches long, 10 W de, and 10 high, and
forms comfortable seat. Ii Is made in the stTO e
est and most cursbIs style, and will stand any
water proof. 1t osn Be spread out in the rain OF
mud If necessary Each section affords a Gear
space inside, for Clothes. of 26h inches long, Is
vide and 6 high 1t has been examined by a large
number of Army officers, all of whom, W thoui ex-
oeptiOn, pronounce it inst the thing, and who
consult economy, convenience, comfort and h al.h
Will be without one. Besides, when in general
use, 1t Wall save the transportation Of vast deal
Of luggage
Proc Of the Trunk, with Mattress, Musquito
Net, and Duck Cover, all omp etc, s23 orders,
BY mail or express 80 ompaDled by the cash, will
be promptly attended to. and the Trunx forwarded
BY e1press TO any point
Inventor an Manufacturer, w. Il STRONG,
No. Warren street, corner Broadway, New
York Agent for the District Of Co umbia and the
south, A: 8. CARvER, sslesIoom 800 Psnnsyl,
whom orders can be addressed. jySlw'
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THE TENNESSEE DISUNIONISTS sEIz-
ING THE RAILROAD BETWEEN MASK
VILE AND LOUISVILLE

especial Geographic dispatch 70 The Star.
LOUISVILLE, July 3, 1861 The Tennessee die
union forces have taken possession Of the portion Of
The Louisville and Nashville railroad In Tennesscs
under orders Of Gov. Harris, and have stopped all
communication by rail between the too cites-
Gov. Harri, has proposed to Mr.. Guthrie, the
president Of the road, TO make running arrange
menn under the new order Of things, which Mr..
Guthrie emphaticslly declines. Great excitement
exists here on the subject
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THE NEWS OF THE FIGHT ON MecLEL.
LANS LINE CONFIRMED

Especial TelegrsPhic Dispatch to the STAR
WHEELING, Va, July I.-Bdifor Of Stas: We
have information that on Sunday night the Third
and Fourth Ohio regiments whipped portion Of
WiseNs army near Buckhanon, Upshur county.
killing seventeen, and taking ninety prison
er, besid q large number Of horses, with inoon-
siderable loss on our side. The enemy retres,ed
quickly, and were az quickly pursued.
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NV Ysrk MsPkess.

NEW YoRK, July Flour 10 duu, with de
clining tendency. Wheat 10 rather more 81 adv.
spring II slightly higher. Corn 10 duli, with
declining tendency. Pork squiet. Lard is steady
and unchanged. Whisky is steady Al Sc. $500
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AN AToUR ADVANCED POST ON
THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS RIVER,
hEAR FALLS CHURcH-MORE REGC
LARS JOIN GEN. Me1OWELL'S ARMY.

Inks JOIN GEN. MeBOHELL'S Ahhf.
Especial Correspondence Of The Sar.
FAIRS CHuRcH, July 81 have only eme, DO
fore the departure Of your express messenger, 70
say that we had a sort Of alarm here yesterday
that 10, arousing-csused by the much nearer sp-
proach ofthe enemy's pickeu TO ours In this vcin-
ity and towards Gen. Tyier's camp II Tsylof's
tavern. They csmedown 10 within musket shot
Of our guards, but after remaining until discover
ing that we were preparing 10 receive them, they
changed their mind, apparently, and suddenly
went OF In the direction Of Fairfax Court House.
The army on this side were yesterday reinforced
by the arrival iron General MsnseeldS con
mand) Of battery Of United States Hight artillery
and ave or six companies Of regulars. Anhauis'
here TODAY.
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a. MOTTO

In Cotsesuenee Of oar ssving PAY c~sA o.
20 re- uos our business 20 caah exclusively ~ The
D esent We we la store We, large hssof sht
ma. IA asss. ..GIG sff.S- : - 10
329 Pa s-era .esg> tia sss.
III tiGstai. A RsSN4I
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Disa.srsas Cesfi.srstisa ss Bsssss.

BOSTON, July s-A disastrous conf .grstion In
East Boston, Yesterday, destroyed Siekersea's
wharves, the suffclk salt works, warehouses, 81
iron foundry, machine shops, sectional dock Of
the marine rsilway, and IOc dwelling houses, In
cludiag Pstter~ons moulds for the new gun soss
contracted for by Paul Curtis Several vessels
were also destroyed.
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CoueHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial aud 1sthrnafic
A6eettons. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In tho early stages of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to Brolsn's Bronchial
1roches" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat be slight a. by this
precaution more serious attack may be effeotusly
yarded OF Phblte Speakers and SINGERS will find
them OF eotnal for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. See advertisement de f-iy
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

~NOTICE-L TCENSE S.-Au persons
S whose licenses from the Corporation of
Georgetown expire on the sOth instant are hereby
notified promptly to renew the same, otherwise
they subject themselves to q fine, and the law is
compulsory upon the proper officers Of the CorpO
ration TO enforce said fine against all delInQuents
je sSsotJulyIo WIN. LAIRD. CleTE
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BOARDING..

lVl Nos. 391 and 800, bstween Sd and AZ sts has
several Cha N srs, with Parlors attached. on 40
oommotatng terms. je %
BOARD AGENCV.-Members of Congress, o.
~ fcers of the Army, Strangers and Citizens, can
obtain Board or Rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
IN elflble locations, at prices to suit by applying
At the Board Agency, Washins, on BUILDING, room
E9 q corner PennsylysnIa av and Seventh st. y.
ing houses, by leaving their applications as above
notice. lie q eotf
QUINN Err BOARDING FOR FAMILIES OR
- single persons. Also, vacancies for few Stu
dents; Terms moderate. Address II. X. BURNS,
Plalnfed, Cumberland county. Pa. je 6-Imeot
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find theu
for exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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NoTIcI .-Dissrict II Columbi. Advertisements
% be Inserted In the BALTIMORE SYN are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR once.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, successors to Spilman
i Hunt, would respectfully ask continuance
OF the liberal patronage extended TO the late firm
SPILMAN Il CO.
GEORGETOWN D. c. lime % 1851 iy On
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RShpEl. have You soep Prot. Woods ADVERTISE
me- fdAEr paper. Re@ it; it will interest you.
r1x AFILIcTRD!-Be SURG to the advsr-
,,yent Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
B'eOd Purifier. In another column, II
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DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Il the undersigned until y o'clock m. on Satur-
day, July 6th for filling TO the proper grade depres
sIons In the lots the west side of Fayetts street.
north OF Eighth street, where ponds OF stagusnt
water now exist. Bidders Will state the price per
cubic yard for earth filing the work TO be com
menoed immediately and completed without De AZ.
Proposals should &c directed TO the undersigned.
at the MAYORS Ofioe and endorsed Bid for r Ill
ing Vacant Lots" w.R. COLLINS
jy235 Surveyor.
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u OF COPARTNRRSHIP.
The copsrtncrship heretofore existing bstween
JAMES ID. SPTLNAN and MONTGOMERY Husr, under
tns h,m Of SPiInar Hunt Tor TIE conduct Of the
by mutual consent.
Jane. ID. Spiman is alone authorized TO use the
name of the frm
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DENTAL OPERATIONS performed in the most
ski!lful manner by DIR. Loomis Pennsylvania
avenue, near corner Of Ninth street
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS REWAkD.-Lost. a heavy cameo BR ACE
sDc LET. supposed to ha e be N dropped Thurs
day afternoon at or near the Rhode Island Encamp
ment. The finder will receive the above rewa I'd
by leaving the bracelet at this Office. jy 5-St
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A large bay HORSE,
- long tail ard thin name, with soar on ~
his night hind leg. on the knee. A liberal IN
reward will be gwen. il eft At the wood AA
and Goal yard Of I. DRURY, near War Depart
ment, r lrst ward. ~ ST
I OST-On w ednesday afternoon, between the
IL Heights Of 6euTgetown and 46I Thirteenth
street, small PACKAGE. containing, among
other things. q cameo likeness aud the sci ting,
from which Il had dropped. liberal inward will
be gwen II LETT at the above number on Thirteenth
street. Tvs 2s
OsT-0n Tu:sday morning, q blsok and tan
- coored TERRIER DOG answeIsSo
to the name Of Rose" Whoever w.lA~
return her TO the Drug StoIe corner of-@
Ihlrd ct. and Pa avenue will be suitably reward
friend. Nv S-ats
CS REWARD-Lost, q white POINTER DOG
01 aof Ut 3 days since said dog had
chain COLA on with the owners rame9OeT
aud number OF residence SAID dog has@
the hair rubbed off in sma Place on his forehead;
some sma pale yellow spots on his cars. | will
give the above reward, if EFF at 54S Twelfth ST.
one square south of Pa avenus, jy9Iv
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DISC pKRLy CONDUCT Geo. Z. Sherwood and
Phillip Jones were arrested by officers Tanning
aud Ecklof for disorderlv conduct and fighting
in the streets. They were taken before Justice
Dom, who fined them S39a each.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the nth of June. 1851 by the Rev w. NJ ID.
Ryan, WILLIAM w. WRIT to C. LOUISA
DOUGLAS, q of this city.
July 4th. 1851, by Rev w. NJ. ID. Ryan, r NJ
BELTS 70 Miss KATE ROBIN son, of Wash
ipgton, ID. G..
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The GARIBALDIANs GoNR INTO VIRGINIA.
About noon to-day the Garibaldi Regiment broke
upcsmp and marched over the river Into Virginia
upon the Alexandria road. They were in capital
spirits, singing their string national airs a. they
went, and many Of them bore their rations OF
bread upon their bayones In regular French style.
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MASSEY, COLLINS a. CO.'S
Nl PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT
30 barrels XX hRAUGHT ALE.
SO SO bld doi NS aS DO DO. Dc.
Which arrival will be for sale Terms cash.
on delivery. Army q SHlNN,
nj Union Depot. GeOrretoxu
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-GEoRGETowN TAXES FOR 1861.

An abatement of six per cent will be allowed on
the general tar and 1--WE per cent on the tcdt,r tar
If paid on or before the ist day OF July pext.
10 2-l0t CHAS, ID. WEIGH COilactor