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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency,

THU oA~ AsAO a1OoA0MO0 A8C4Oys
OFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADvAN.
~ tages that may be obtained in any way By
Insurance.
lat. Rates aslow - any RespSns;5ls Companv
ID. Fair and honorable adjustment Of losses.
Sd. Prompt payment Of lesss:.
the profits.
CAPITAL REPRssExrED, ovHz $1,000, 900.
Az Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance c., N.Y.,
OasA Cspitalssd Surplus, sl,oooooo,
Metropolitan Fire In. c., y. Y,
Ossh Capital s~d Ss,plss. sss4.sss.
state Fire Insurance c., Ksw haven,
Cad Capital sad Ssrplss, ssas. 900.
Security Fire Insurance c., n. Fork,
0ssA Capital ssd SsrpIss. esl4.ssl.
usw England Plre anl Mavias Insur-
asce Company, Hartford,
Jssk 0Apissl ssS 6svpsss, o22S.ooo.
Mutual Life Insurance CO. Rev Tork,
Asss~slsssd Ossk Asssss ~ Pypsvsy u ~
Assxysd. 100000.
JOHN YANTIs,
Solicitor fos ths shove sausd Companies, - -
thoeised 70 take Risks and issoe "eietes.
-nn1nnnncss II D~Av1AFons.
Ildridgs& Williams; g. O. Bleed, Rsq.; He's. =.
Lindornnn: Hon. Ia.na T~h0rinxtnn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

NORTHWESTERN
INSURANCE
OF OSwRGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1888.
Nash CAPITAL AND SURPLS AZ PER
~ Statement 70 Auditor Of state,
January, 1860, $685., slA.3s
Total Liabilities. 37,2ls.79
HENRY B. HOFFMAN. Agent:
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Iss3 raIn1lDe o. AL KINDS DOrR a.
~ CO.
ssAI ~a 1t. UuOuAAA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
r t. III pH2jlpiks I Fret At S Oh times. at as sISSyMy .safes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

a PPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the shove old and 70
spsnsible Companies, on frat class risks only, By
JOHN L. SWI1S,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NIOKOLLS' BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
Ootl0dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

$5S2335 80
Total Liabilities. .....lo,704 81
HENRY =. HOFFMAN,, AGENT.
RooM No. l, Ho6man's Block Main street.
july6-dtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

III The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news aud gossip, and choice
literary rea6!ng, Is now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public Embraced In It's enter
tsinirg contents are tue following articles:
An Incident OF Sp,nuey Wood; Rife Practice,
sharpshooting among the English; The Disaster
10 the 6Teat Eastern; Sharp Practice; Letter
from Mr.. Russell, OF the London Times; Lex
inaton after The Surrender; Vive La France.
Our Military budget, an interesting and important
summary OF esairs In W ashington and with the
army OF tbe Potomac, Latest news from ortress
Monroe, Western Virginia, Cairo, Kentucky y,
AND Missouri; Details Of the late affair at Hat.
eeres; The Barney case in the Orphans Court.
Important departmental Intelligence; Military
appoistments and promotions; Telegraphic dis
patches from all quarters; Agricultural, horti-
cultural, and gardening miscellany Choice
selections; General Intelligence, local news,
fun, Wit, and poetry.
This ls Just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

REJOICING TOO SoOS.-Not a few leadi ing
Northern journals have gone into extacies ovel
a paragraph In recent letter Of Correspondent
Russell, TO the London Times, wherein that as
tute observer declares the opinion that IF the
North puts forth It's real military strength, IL will
crush the oligarchy's conspiracy.
We presume that no sane man knowing the
relative war-making power of the two division,
Of our country, ever doubted the fact thus stated
by Mr. Russell
But the hiteh arises from the other fact that the
North has not, so far, put forth its military pow
err while so effective have been the measures OF
the oligarchy, as that with a clear majority Of the
voters Of the South emphatically opposed to their
schemes up TO their assault upon Sumter, they
have managed TO engage every white male there
from rs to II years of age capable of bearing arms
or otherwise assisting In their conspiracy, in the
Prosecution Of that infamous work. Those among
them not actually In arms, are urging on recruit
ing, manufacturing for the war, transporting for
the war, or doing something or other, the end
and aim Of which is to aid In its prosecution
On the other hand, il is but fair TO say that, in
proportion 10 white population, the loyal states
do not furnish oHe, where the dislOyaI States fur
nish ten thus engaged in the contest
BY this time the whole q We hundred thousand
three years men called for ShoEd bar. been in the
field, to justify the hope that the contest may be
brought to an end next spring whereas, quite a
hundred and Fifty thousand Of the men are vet to
be raised. OF those in the field a considerib
portion being badly differed are not to be trusted
In action it being certain that incompetent or
encient officers, invariably produce wholly unre-
liable troops. Much improvement in this res pect
has OF late been accomplished; while more re-
mains to be done ere we may safely calculate
upon gaining the victories with even numbers en-
gagged, which our superior arms, munitions
equipments, and the superior capacity for physi-
cal endurance on the rt Of our men, would other
wise warrant US to look for not long hence.
At this moment an addition Of fifty thousand tn
the force In this quarter, which should long since
have been forwarded by the North and East
would give guarantee Of results that should be
accomplished this fall, which, under existing
circumstances, may 90 over until next season; to
the Imminent danger that our failure To accom-
plish them (those results) may be acted upon
basis for European interference against the cause
of the United States.
We do not enter into particulars in this connec-
ton, because we believe that energy here may
avert the dangers IN future, growing out Of the
failure Of the North and East (including Ohio)
to do their duty up to this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

IL Brigadief Gen. Pierce, late commanding
at Big Bethel, Va, 10 now serving az private
soldier In Col. Fletcher Webster's regiment; ID us
giving the strongest evidence Of his devotion to
his country.
the charitable, soliciting clothing and otheI
accessories for the Confederate prisoners taken Al
Hafteras Inlet, and now confined on Governor,
Island. 49,
III Adistinguished foreigner In New Yorh
has taken $500 900 Of the $40 loan, and has Sent
orders 70 Europe for the sale Of consols 10 the
amount Of 500, 900 additional, a. be intends q
invest 81 coo COZ In the new loan
ID- Henry A. Reeves, editor Of the Greenpor,
e. ID Watchman, was released from Fort La
fafette on Saturday. He was committed Sept
9TH.
III Or. Charles Mackay. poet, philosopher and
politician, 10 20 be editor Of q new weekly abou
70 be published In London under the Tie Of obin
6oodfellov.
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F. The ARCTIC EXPEDITIeN-The Arctic Ex.
porers, whose arrival at Halifax has been an
nOunced, left Boston under the command of Dr.
Isaac Hayes on the 9TH Of July, 1860, and conse.
quently have been absent about fifteen months
DIR Hayes Intended to proceed To Upper Navick
and thence to Smiths Sound, where he hoped 70
winter. At the return Of sunshine In March,
1861 he purposed to start with sledge parties over
the ice In search of the open Polar sea The
expedition reached Smiths straits in the latter
part Of August 1860, and were unable {, penetrate
farther on account of the ice. The same cause
prevented access to the Sound this year; and thus
has DIR. Hayes been prevented from accom- plishing
the main object Of bis perilous expedition, which
was TO make a more complete survey Of that ex
heme northern region than either Sir John Frank.
lii or DIR. Kane WIS able to accomplish He has
doubtless attained some Of the objects Of the ex.
petition, but the open polar sea Is still vexed
question. His return and report will be looked
for with interest. The death Of the astronomer
Mr. August Sontag, is a calamity TO the cause OF
science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

III Statistics show thst tobacco smoking 10
becoming more general in most countries, and
tnai In England II has increased quarter In ten
years The calculation also shows that a. tobacco
contains, on an average, three per cent Of nico-
tine, 5000 kllcgrsmints Of that poison are an
n1slly eonsumed A few drops Of II causes death.
IL The planters are getting uneasy about the
Gotten and sugar they have sold to the Confeder-
sts Government, and 10 allay their anxiety the
Richmond Exami ner tells them that the Congress
viii pass relief Measure, seeing there 10 no pres
snf prospect Of disporEg Of the staples-
O The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed
ee Collector Of Boston not 10 permit hipments
nj ennpowdrr 10 the island Of Luba.
ID The Baron de vidi1 II picStng oskum In
. London prison. II win be rsmemhcfed ne had
one son 100 many. $50
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THE RuMoREp OccuPArI os OF NEw ORI FANS

THE RuMORED OCCUPATION OF NEW OIL EANs
The Louisville Journal Of the 9th inst. says:
We have heard vague rumors for several DAYS
that New Orle ans had been occupied by the Fed
eral troops Intelligence wds received in this city
last evening, by way Of Nashville, which leads
us to believe that the runor has its foundation In
fact One rerort, In which we place confidence,
says that the Federal forces took possession Of the
CITY on the 5th inst without firing gun. IL ID
said that the feet after the desertion OF Ship ISL
and BY the rebels, passed Mississippi city. Biloxi
and Pass Christian, which were evacuated, and
made an easy conquest Of the city. IT was found
that the incom plete Notifications 81 Bay st Louis
had been abandoned by the rebels, and the city
surrendered on the 5th inst In compliance with
the formal demand Of the commander Of the Fed
eral forces.
The above statement Is the substance Of a des-
patch said to hayebeen published in the Mesh
Vile papers Of the 9th inst
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HARDEK.-The latest intelligence from this Con.
federate warrior places him at Pitman's Ferry on
the Arkansas border. The item containing this
information states that be has 90 fallen back. ,,
from which IL is inferred that he has really been
in this State, probably quartering his force in
Wayne county. His army 10 believed 10 be not
over S 600 strong, which 10 TO be increased by a
reinforcement Of 5000, raised-the Pocahontas
Advertiser says-in Arkansas
Pitman's Ferry IL on Currant river, directly
upon the line dividing Missouri and Arkansas, a,
the lower part Of Ripley county IL 10 about
twenty miles on an air line from Pocah ontas and
70 ninety miles by the shortest route from Pilot
Knob. TO Cairo, IL IL more than one hundred
miles from Pitman's Fery.-Missoxyi Rspnbli-
can, 9th INST
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REBEL PERsosAL John M. Bolts 10 stiIl near
Richmond. He takes no part In politics
stephens, The rebel Vice President, has MANY
opponents while Jen. Davis's domestic enemies
are exceedingly bitter, making up In the intensity
OF their bate wtat they lack In numbers Il IL
thought that zen: Bragg, who was appointed 70
succeed w alker In the secIetaryship Of war, will
have 70 give way, In turn, for General Bishop
Polk ~f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

OLD PosIAsE STAMPs.-The Third ASsistan nj
Postmaster General, In reply TO Bostoniau, who
suPPoses thatthe old postage stamps are repudiated
by the Government, says
The Department does not repudiate the old
stamps The Instructions which have been issued
70 posfmasters contemplated only prevention Of
the use Of nearly two hundred thousand dollars in
yaiue Of postage stamps and envelopes for which
Tie Government has never been paid. II was
study how best 10 gain national result without
any or the least damage 20 individual interests
and a. Jet nhas been proved that the plan adopted
was the bestO
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Spirit Of the Morning Press,

The lstsH'gsHesr of this morning, under the
beading {" Has the city Legal Mayor.' de-
votes large portion of its space to publication
Of Alderman MOore's lsborious argument to show
that Corporation Attorney Bradley is all wrong,
and the friends Of sx-Mayor Berret all right upon
the question sprung upon the Councils by the
latter.
The RepSS!ieGs devotes its attention to the con-
tscation measures OF the Condolences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

the following order from Byigadier General Rip
ley: "CitIens residing on sullivan's Island will
hold themselves in readiness 70 proceed to the
city on short notice Circumstances can only
determine when or at what moment IL may be
necessary 20 order a removal from the Island u
That !, TO say, they are expecting visit from the
Federal neet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

BUSINESS AT THE STATE DBPARIMENT-By a
new arrangement, Saturday has been set apart as
day for transacting business especially with
foreign Ministers; which will prevent such gen.
eral receptions Of citizens as heretofore called
there on that dsv in business hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12
EDUCATIONAL.

ptAINEIELD ACADEMY, Man CllLnLr.
- fA-Sist session 60 veefsl Commences No
xsmper Ihorough instruction and the comforts
q home. CircplaIs at Star OGoe Will Ls Al
Msfuns Hotel October nth OF address = :.
&c s-solm Plarnfsld. cumbsrisnd 90 "a.
WAsHINsToN AND oRGETOWN IN.
I" MALE SEMINARY, -H
NJ a, BOARD NC AND DAY scHooL- - ael
He W r 50 tsftceea ga asd ira as Wash alta
.,, md %. Isl Wssf a Gs0rssfCtcs-
. The duties OF this lnstitution were resumed "a
't % = OF y sddrsssins Che fnnelPs ov,.
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~ EDw: CAMMAcK. Trustee.
} IS 9av&ds THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
WYE zNb u cH ffct1zaaSoS RhfIkG tHbe1

~ WAYNE AND CHIc1Go RIILRGIbI-
g,s,6 s. 81 G.eTee OF ne Circuit cop5 ofthe
q cause n .ohanoery therein depending, wherein
Shatiss MoIap and Others are comslsinsnt,, aud
,O 0sat And other: are
sylyana. the district Of Indiana and the northern
district O. ILLINOIS rs,sectivey. IN osnses desend
in sns .sSs parts: are .Sd
Tho9ss E: Walksi, a. Grantees IA Trust and
Trustss. IN one Of the several Deed. Of Trust Or
S ss,d Court. respsotiyey, duly appointed 6 .sid
public auction. TO the 81 der, for ,s bot
for not less than the sum Of ssoooo, a. tie nited
the State Of Ohio. on the 18th day October, A. b.,
u.s., between the hour. Of ten o'oIoet m. and
AT The q # TAG Pittsburgh Fort WAYNE
sup r.kaoturs of ali .oft. thereon. its vsssi and
and s al ts sSG' s and
implements used or provided 10 be nssc therein,
nd s9s
aforesaid; all turn tables; eli depots and buildings
nature and the snds and grounds ocnnected tSsrS
VIII. used or Pr9vlded TO Be used in operating
and f sSs oae ..ocs S
To- 20 saao C9m ssnyi and al saspiss Of TIM
yided oy said Companies, or by the several rgina
Somgenies which we're consolidated into said
mt burrh, Fort Wayne and Ch,cago Railroad,
20 DC used In operating sad road ,vherever situats
oy the same tite by yhioh the sams are holden by
salo Company, or By sad original CompanIes,
severely together, with sl oorpoT alive franchises
OF said Company, and OF the said original Con pa
MES severally, including the right and fralckise
OF salo several Companies 20 b. and sct as Cor
Horauon, 20 be sold AZ an entirety.
SAID DEGREES provide that the pu chaser, upon the
confirmation Of the sale and full mplisnce with
the oond lions thereo shall no all the property
rlghts franchises, and the eppurt-nances thereof
80 sold BY the same title by which they are held by
SAID fIttsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chlcaro n All
koed Company, and each and al Of said orifinal
Compsnlee, free from the lien OF al said mort !.
cages, and Tree from ali liability for apy dsbts
against sad original or consolidated Companles
q either OF them. and IRON all aims on accou nj
~ oeplsl stock bsf subject, Hscsrfhssss, % the
uens Any such exist, upon any real estate m
cInoeo N the sale for purchase money thereof 4
proyoed by said to be paid out Of tie pro-
ceeos OF the tals or By former orders or DEGREES 10
De pSid otherwise The night of way, depot gronp1s
And lots, and lands In the Ity and vicinity Of CHI
cage, purchased by said Company sinos the pendsa-
ey OF said suts and the bridge property and other
real estate Of the ComPsny az the City of PiIts-
oshgh, are subject 20 mortgage liens. The same
VIII be iHcuded IN the ssle but subject 70 salo in
oumbIances, no Drovision having been a ade for the
payment thereof. JOHN PEkGUSON
THOMAsE. WALKER
Trustees, and Master missioners as aior. ssad,
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I .ARGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IL STOCK OF
Fail and w inter Dry Goods,
FOR CASH ONLY

HAMILTON EASTER CO.,
Nos. 1919, 2Ol C S03 BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE,
Have now In store, and constantly adding
thereto. large and varied stock of
IMPORTED AND DOMES TIC DRY GOODS,
lnoluhlnga splendid assortment of
Colored and Black Dress silss
Dre.s GOODS IN every variety,
Shawls, Cloaks, and Nantes,
Embroideries, Leoes, Muslin Trimmings
HandkeTohiefs, Skirts, L. u. Hdkfs, Hosiery,
Linen GOODS and Housekeeping Articles in
every possible variety,
mourning Goods of every description,
Elanne .. Quilts, lankets.
Goods for Mems Wear,
ALSO, Domestic Q tons and Domestic foods of
every description. Tor oasehold purpuses
servants wear. ana Farm and Planistion
Our Sock will be found one of tbs most extsn.
sive ano emp etc IN tle United States. The r or
elgn Goods, mostly Of our . own importation. %
carefully seleoied BY one Of the firm rss,oinS In
eppeare. A - /"
Our purchases being in large quantities and on
Ss wsost ddr01fagsoss terms and our SALes For
CASH My. enables us 70 mark our good. at prices
SsIy sdvanSaseous 70 WholescIs aad Rsfs,I buyers.
Al examinanop Of our Stock solicit. d from D p
sons vrnsung BALTIMORE 10 make purchases
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ORDERED

Lieut.. Jas. Mcmillan, Of ID Infantry, U 8. A ,
has been assigned to duty acting Assistant
Adjutant General on Brigadier General Provost
MarshaD Porter's staff, rice Captain (now ColoneD
Averill, assigned to the command Of Young's
Cavalry Regiment
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REQUIREMENTS FOB GEN. RosxcRANs.-Tt

REINFORCEMENT FOE GEN. ROsECRANs.-The
Wheeling (Va) Press Of Tbunday, says:
We have reliable information from the Kanaw.
Ia region, that Coils EYnert and Piatt with their
commands, LEFT Charleston on Monday, TO Join
Gen. Rosecrahs II Is understood that Gen Rose
Grams Is menaced by Gen Lee with a superior
force he will, doubtless, be able TO maintain
himself In the strong Notifications at Gauley II
he Is obliged to fall back that far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

oUK FRIENDS at the variou, military camps and
Positions VIII confer favor by keeping US posted
az to movements and affairs In their vicinities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12
nR. NJ. KOCH,
~ -CHIROPODIsT FROM PARIS.
And from 500 Broadway, New York

AND IIom SU2 Broadway, New York
Branch omoe.246 Pennsylvania avenue, betu cen
ztn ana 18th sts., WashIl gton, DC.
Corns, Bunions, Soft Corus Callo,,t,e. r,lrb
NAILS, and Nails penetrating the fesh, go cursd
witnout causing pain or inconvenlenoe 10 The
The Boot or Shoe can be worn Immediately after
the operaton His treatment Is founded on me
app Owe. .iii
Bis charges are quite moderate, trifiine indeed
the sufferer e onoius
city. "'N vi 'his
Persons attended at their rooms or residences,
Mlhout extra charge, By leaving orders al 2I6
Pa ave-, bet 18th and 18th SITS 90 iIms
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ITO Mill FAIRY OFFICERS AND OTHERS
BACHELORS GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best In the World,
ING o"ss he1'aeH dnd HarDsisss Haiy Dye Kno,sa
Sold ~ all Drussists; also, st BRlRx1os's Patent
"A''''ine o'ore'sp' ra ~ omoe, cor Th,
GIBss's Hslr Store, 242 Penn's syspue, where
Faetory-s1 Barclay st. tlsss rs BrosdvsyjN Y.
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y $40 PER CENT, TREASURY NOTES
OF the various demo limitations are kept on hand
Dy the su osorlhers, with tine view of accommodate
ing their customers.
90 6lv RIGGs T. IN
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WARD n. LAMON,
u. 9 MaTshal. ID O.
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auotaopeer.

BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctlopeer
THANCERY SALE BY virtue OF = decree Of
~ the Circuit Court of the District If Columbia
Tor the county OF WashlnEton, sitting IN Chancery
and passed In cause wherein Henry Walker et A.
comp alnents, and Elizabeth Wsiter ct q are
brenda Is shall procsed 20 sell, on the pre nj ses
on Ia sday, the 18th day Of October, az o.. locf,
part OF Lot mum cred twenty tvod22,D IN Thomas
10 me ooSny Of Wa ling ton IN the district Co.
which Is described and bounded as fo ov, 10
VII: ne most southery eighteen feet front of srId
lot, back thirty feet; then no tn parallel
Win WashlnEtcn street. two feet; then west.
parallel with Bridge street, thirty feet more; then
south tive ~ feet until 10 inteTsects the south line
OF SAID lot numbered twenty two, together with the
lmproveme nts thereon.
Terms Of sale, prescrIt ed by decree Cne thIrd
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash, AID the
residue IN two eo al nstslments at six and twelve
months, bearing interest from the day Of ale and
ecpreo by the notes or bonds Of the purchaser,
With good and sufhclent personal security 20 be
approved by the Trustee. "
se a 9tav&ds THOS, DOWLlNG Auct
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INDIANA's TROOP,

; INUIANA , TkOOPs.
Indiana has 't this moment forty regiments OF
more than 1000 men each actually In service IN
the field, with ten more in process Of completion
to take the field shortly: Of which fourteen are
serving in Kentucky. In proportion to popula
ton, Indiana has done wonderfully well II the
East had done Its duty in the crisis az nobly. the
oligarchy's conspiracy would have been fairly
crushed out by this time.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
HEREBY Notify the public against harboring
or entertaining Mary Honherger, but known as
Molly Adams. runaway ind entured apprentice,
who left her home without m, knovledge con-
sent on last FRIDAY morning. 9Th inst az the Law,
in sIch cases made nd provided. will be enforced
AGAINST any such person so offending. She is be-
tween and 10 years old dark eyes, and holds her
self vsTy erect while waking.
90 10 So THOMAS ADAMS.
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w. sELDEN,
90 Its Late q - Marehaf n q

MAksHAL'S SALE:-In virtue of q writ of
IN feri facIas issued from the Clerf's Once OF
= me dlTected. J will expose to public sale, on
IUESDhf, the 18th of October, commencirs q,
Charles WeIrms" situated on 7th street No zos,
IN me CITY OF Washington, the following
and ohildrens shoes. Lot of Draws, lot Glass
Cases, and lot of Straw MattIng, zad and levied
upon IS the goods and ohatteIs of Chsrlep wler-
man. and will be sold to latsfy judicisls No. a To
october term 1851 in favor Of James Rivrdsu also
rent due II. Z. Robbins
WARD n. LAMON,
Oc sd III hal