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ST.. JOSEPH, May 22.-This afternoon an
excited crowd tore down the stars and
stripes from the Postoficc building, and
hoisted the State flag. The latter, however,
was soon afterward taken down by order Of
the leader of the party. The crowd then
proceeded to Turner'S HALL and ordered the
flag there flying to be taken down. which
was complied with. No acts Of violence
were committed, though threats we're made
against the Postmaster.
LKAvRNwoRTH, May 22.-Inteligence from
various sources shows that q number OF
Unionists have been driven from the border
counties of Missouri, who have taken refuge
in South. eastern KsnsAs. Three regiments
Of United States volunteers are being formed
in this city and Lawrence. .t.,
FRAEKFoRT, KY, May 22.-The House
Bill to arm Kentucky was. rejected-yeas AZ,
nays AZ, the Constitution requiring ffty-one
votes to appropriate over 800. Aresolution
that the Governors Proclamation of the 10th
inst, contains the true position that Ken
lucky should occupy during the strife be-
tween the United States and Confederate
States, was rejected. An act amending the
State Militia Law, by which the State Guard
are required TO swear to support the Constir
tuition of the United States and Kentucky
passed-yeas AZ nays 80. D -. an
CAIRo, I'LL, May 22.-Three thirty. two
| Ounder arrived THIS evenings carriages are
expected tomorrow. The work of fortify-
ing Cairo commenced To- day, and will be
vigorously prosecuted, General Pillows
proclamation took effect yesterday, South
ern passengers by rail report intense excite
ments at Memphis and other riySf towns. Il
IS reported that some three hundred volun,
4 Ieers Wisa one thousand muskets and siI
field pieces left Paducah yesterday for Camp
Cheatam, near the Kentucky and TENNESSEE
line, Their ultimate destination is Jackson
Tenn, where Southern troops are concen
tratiDg in large numbers. 30 4,
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The haJsas eor1li
case Of Captain Mcdonald, was resumed to.
day, before Judge Treat, United States Dis
trict Court. The case was ably argued bJ
District-Attorney Jones, for the respondent
end Messrs. Wright, Davis and WhitteslJ
for the petitioner. The ground that thu
United Stetes Attorney took, was that the
petitioner set forth that the petitioner haC
been arrested by the military authorities
without legal process. He cited precedent
that the Court had no jurisdiction In tn
matter, as the military authority, in time o
war or rebellion, had the right and power d
arrest persons in rms against the Fedora
Government for treason or alleged treason
Messrs. Wright and Davis replied in sup
port of their proposition that the Unitel
States District Court had power to execnt
this writ; that 1t was the greatest protsc
ton Of freemen, Ia case of lega' arrests, an
under no circumstance could il be denied I
the prisoner. Many authorities were quoted
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a yi1orous OmcJnI.

The Postmaster at Cynthiana, Ky, as il
is said, does his duty in a way peculiarly his
own. He delivers mail matter at his own
convenience, makes himself familiar with the
correspondence that passes through his %Ofice,
and takes the responsibility generally. A
letter containing charges against him, he
broke open and read, and then went about
to whale the author.
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FATAL ARRAY m TEEEEssEE-Fpo Per-
soma Killed and TVo W0uMded-An ARRAY
occurred ct the depot in Columbia. Tenn, on
Saturday, between w. r. Porter, formerly
depety sheriff Of Maury County, and Mr.. W.
O.. Reynolds (both sons.in law of Major
Thomas LeftWich, Of the vicinity of Oolam-
bial in which Porter was fatally, and Rey-
holds seriously, wounded by pistoi.shots. A
volunteer from Pulaski named Burgess, who
vas standing ON the platform, tue ball
passing through his body and killing him
almost instantly. Another ball passed
through the hand Of Mrs. Reynolds.
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FkON JEFFERSON CRY, Mo.-Yesterdays
st. Louis Democrat says:
Passengers on the Pacific train last night
stata that the force In Jefferson City is re.
ported at that place 70 DO three Thousand
three hundred men. irss o..
A company Of forty-two meu came from
RarTensburg yesterday, and marched
through Jefferson City with a Secession flag
flying, and the men cheering for JEFF. Davis.
They were received very warmly by Gov
eFnoF Jackson. The people of the State
along the line above the Usage are in q con
stant tenor Of the u~ndisciplined and ire
gPonsible bodies of men who are mastering
and marching about e. State troops,
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The War TO END WHERE CHARLEsroN
WAs.-The conclusion Of the Governor of
Wisconsin's message is as follows;
The people will never consent to any ces.
sation Of the war, forced so wickedly upon
us, until the traitors are hung or driven into
an ignominious exile. This war begun
where Charleston M-it should end where
but smile upon the efforts Of the ~law-loving,
Government loving, lberty-loYing people Of
this land, in resisting the disruption of this
Union. These gathering armies are instru-
ments ofHis vengeance, TO execute His judg-
ments-they are His fails, w~hereWith, on
Gods great Southern threshing floor, He
will pound rebellion for its sins.
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
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WMLIAN II. RUssELL,s ,NEuTRALIrY.-Mr
Russell, the correspondent Of the London
Times, publishes a card declaring that he
occupies q perfectly neutral and independent
position during his travels in this country,
and that. writing for q foreign paper, he can
not take sides with any party. He also
denies that he is accompanied by any per-
son holding connection with any American
Journal QUAY
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River News.

PITTsBURG, May 22-M,-River eight feet
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May 22-P. M.-River rising
very slowly, with eight feet one inch in the
Canal. Weather clear; mercury 63e. q
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The Cairo correspondent Of the Paducah
(Ky( Herald asserts that smithlsnd, Pc
invested by Government troops within
twenty days.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

sgrA REGImENTAL BAND OF SIX
TEEN MEN wanted for the FIRsT KENTUCKY
REGIMENT. Application to DO made Immediately
at Headquarters, Camp Clay. myl7
BF WAR WARl-VOLUNTRERS
WANTED "A few more volunteers want. d
ed to FIJI MP Capt. Albert Aymar's Conn a
papy Of Cavalry, the FRONTIER Rangers Z" &t1
This Company will sc into active service 4
Immediately. For further er.,culars, in
Quire at the United States Hotel. my27.ds'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sa SPECIAL NOTICES.
@@ARTTsTs, PHOTOGRAPa GAAs
0A LERTs 100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
fyiiH EATON 4 yEBBER.
~MAsONIC N0fRCB,-sPRCIAL
Meeting OF Onolnnati Incamp- q
ment, X. T., No. q THIS Thursday EVHN-N~
'iVi q 'S SiSsF ksoardSr. O/NN
~BkAAhB PaYstqIANi1MRs.
sicISn and Eccodcheaf PatisnEs BOARDED, re-
qaiTed. ResideEee, tS9 Wadest., between John
and EstIor. ai tHa L-hLi LIf mylO
-TBR COUNTY BOAHDO OF
- ,EogALlzATi0h Is nsy IN session az me
tioES IN writing without delay. -, -
my2s Auditor Of Hamilton County.
M RCHANIOs AND mANUFAC-
A TUREs' EXCHAHGH-A meeting fthe
5S1Tn1nSSAf HoRsfkG, Nay IS, at Il S'oIoSE,
to act On ihs Subjeo. ?fthe "DiscontlnuAaoe Of the
tEEohnBEelf Iii imyortapt that there should DO a
full aSd g%nnetuAl AiIS baS < HEIoa. sso,st.ry.
K~E@4TE99SSsEaI ,TE X. 80 TIE sEE sIIgISi
that a meetiBg pf the STOCK holders Of said Com;
u bifeetoSs, Ss ERfp1sT,, NAV 81, 1855. 81 %
QEenIs Block, north. Nest corner OF Fourth and
Maln.s ats aact upon the following resolution, VIZ:
ReSolged; That the Company accept the p%seyision
gIe,ias Tor and regulate Street HaflrOHd oOm-
nyz " sfa'r Of the D. s2 4. fksIrsouH, P...idsut.
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re- Some OF the NEST artistic and truly beautiful
Photographs we have yet seen, have been executed
at ]. p. BALLS Gallery, within the past fortnight,
yourself.
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oFTIeh"E IaiMISs rs; 0o,}

c1aofsH1f1, HAY IS. ISL. ~
BIZ che stockholders q this COMPANY, for the
electf6n q Directors, will DO held At this odhce, on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of June, 1897, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. u. and O'clock p. NJ.
II myl6-tt NV ~ 5. X. OARTERs Secretary.
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ADJOURNMENT or THE MONrGoM-
RRY "JONGRRss.n = sr
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" NOrIC M

~ NOTICE. WANTED, FOR THE
United States Light ARTILLERY Company, lrH
One Hundred good men. Those Wishing to IVA
cation at 1913 Central avenue, Telegraph -
Hon SO, All members Of the Union Tele- -
graph ARTILLERY Company will meet at the above
place, THIS for gpecial businaes. as
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Large Forces TO be Placed along the
Ohio and Mississippi, 1rrt,
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RF ATTBNTIONI YOUNG .MENl-
for immediate service, in the Cincinnati Den- u
nigsh Cadets. between the ages OF eighteen and "
50 by calling immediately at their Armory In IL
sprague'B Building, N. W. corner of Fourth and
HammOnd-sts. .AImory open day and evening.
J. w ~TIDBATTS,
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HrAD-OUARTrRs OHIO MIL 4 VOL. MGItrA,

.-r,,-,., r a COLUMBUS, May II, 1861.
p1r THE QUALIFIBD ELECTQRs OF
Company A, Fifteenth, Ward Militia Of the Be. n
serve. will meet at its Armury on the 2bth day 81
Of May, A; .. 1851 ~between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. N. and 8 O'Clock p. M, and then and there III
proceed TO elect, by ballot, the following officers: n
One Captain, one First. Lieutenant, one Second
A. B. DARLINGTON,
my23.c c. --.L-L. Ii AdiutApt.General.
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Money Matters 81 ohioaeo.
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= A.A ftsrrA, uockr. Watches ana ssuslry,
Wos. it1 ands1 Oontral-avenus.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAfH.
TINE WAR FORTBE UNIONI
stesmer Fired into At sewalrs Point.
mAarsn' iEwAsH$%OS
Seizure OF COntFaband Goods.
THIRTY TWO FULL EEeIMtHTs At WASHINGTON.
r --N AZ rf' q
Large Torees TO DO Placed along the
Ohio and Mississippi, ,r-t,
L.atC.. 49, n "a
Money Matters at Chica9os
--S-- rfa .f1tiifl ltt
VIRGINIA. MILITARY AFFAIRS.
ADJOURNMENT or THE MoNrGoM-
RRY "GJONGRRss.D rsr
-- rlI ; a % tl
The Stars and Stripes Torn Down at
81. Joseph, Missouri. a Is!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY
The Bill to Arm she State and HagoEn's
Message Both ReiectedI
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Homn TMTMRnaT.

~ THa DAILY Pnrss-ren Gents q week.
osthne renovated ana repaired. " y. Third.
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W HRAD- QUARTERS ANDERSON
1NVIHClBLE RIFLR5 Commercial Building).
All members Of this Company will report them-A
selves promptly, TRIs EVENING, 20 make ar-N
rangenents to march to Camp. A few more
able-bodied men Will be received, IL Immediate
application be made. Open day and evening.
II. G. O0SGROYE, Capt,
g III, GUILD, gecretary. aFTa aa
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- Btevo pour orders for the DAILY Purss At
the Counging-rpOm. Only Ten Cents a Week.
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v1RoI11A MILITARY AFFAIRS.
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sNYDER.-In Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday, 10th
Inst, at the retidence OF her father, Elizabeth Sny.
der, aged about "a years, Of consumption.
I GRAHhM.-In Frankfort, Ky, on the morning
OF the 18th inst /, Mr.. Charles q. Graham, aged about
81 yeare, from the effect Of diseAse contracted while
engaged with the Comm issioners In IemArking the
bouDdary-line betweon Rontucky and Tennessee.
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RRI


LYoNs-ELLIsON.-In batavia. Ohio, on MOI
day evening, Mey. 70, BY Rey; r. v. Perpival, N
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IHRIY IWO FvLL bEsImNrs ~ WAsNMe1ON.

Seizure Of COntraband Goods.
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are doubtless those guns. Shells from at
least one heavy rifled gun was heard hiss
ing through the air. There must be IL
guns in position, some very heavy, as their
reports shook the Yankee perceptibly.
For week the camp fires Of tho rebels
have been extended far back from the
place of action. Information has been
received that q large body of troops have
gone to Acquia Creek opposite the enc
mys line Of batteries. The channel is but
three.quarters of mile wide and from
shore to shore but a mile and quarter
Ii will be seen that before vessels can
sately pass, these batteries must be 81
lenced Commander Craven witnessed
the action from the Yankee, but was una
bic to render assistance. He has come to
the city and reported the above facts A
new water battery Of most perfect con-
struction, showing eight embrasures has
been discovered at Acquia Creek.
1t has been ascertained that two South
Carolina regiments, among others, have
left Beauregard' sarmy. One was esteemed
his crack regiment.
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Financial.

Monetary affairs are far from encoura-
ging to-day. There is general lack OF
confidence in Bankable Funds, and the
Banks of issue, instead Of doing something
to reassure the public, have commenced q
Kilkenny cat warfare. The st. Louis
bank notes are thrown out by the other
banks Depositors find it almost impossi-
bic to transact business-their checks, in
most instances, being paid in straight lots
Of the notes of the banks considered the
least sound, or BETTER perhaps, the mos,
rotten.
One Of the suspended banks, we under.
stand, even refused to receive deposits OF
bankable funds; and we are informed
but can scarcely credit it--rcfused to re-
ceiye its own issues Oh deposit.
BY the action Of the banks the banka-
BILE fund list is now reduced TO four banks
the Bank Of the State Of Missouri, Mer-
chants Bank, Mechanics Bank, and the
Southern Bank For these very little
Eastern exchange generally as favor
was to be had to-day at ten per cent pre-
MUM. Gold was nominaly twelve per
cent premium, but 80 scarce that mcr
chants endeay ,ring to sell for specie found
II III most cases utterly impossible to do
so.-Lst. Louis News. 18th.
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Independence, Mo, Oct IA.
The Santa Fe mail reached here yester-
day morning with dates to the LIST inst
The conductor states that e ID. Miller,
formerly Sutler at TT Wise had gone south
to raise troops and move northward with
them.
Major Lynde's command OF released
troops, under Capt. Pollock, numbering
200 or 300 men, were passed on Wednes-
day lastat the head of the Dry Route,
about $50 miles from here, on their way
to the States.
Capt. Meinty, with his command OF
volunteers, was surprised about thirty
miles from Fort Craig. and himself, I'd
Lieutenant and nine men were taken pris-
oners. The balance rnn back to Fl Craig.
They also captured three Government
wagons. Capt. Morris, Of the rifles, with
command Of four companies, Is in pur-
suit Of them.
Watts majority is over $500.
Eleven companies have been mustered
in New Mexico under Col. Galligo's com
mand
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st. Louis, Oct. ID.
In the Convention yesterday an ordi-
nance postponing the State election till
the first Monday in November, 1862, was
passed by a vote of 40 to | A resolution
was offered authorizing the Governor to
issue State revenue notes to the amount OF
s2,00o,0 900, to be received by the State
the same as gold. aud TO be redeemed in
gold at the end Of the three years without
interest.
The committee ON militia reported an
ordinance for the organizing and govern.
ment Of the State militia.
A memorial was received from the T. S
Grand Jury requesting the Convention to
declare all the county offices vacant which
have been filled by persons known to be
in any way disloyal to the {, S. Govern
ment, and such vacancies to be filed by
appointments by the Governor.
Additional troops went down the Iron
Mountain Railroad last night
1t is understood that the Big River
bridge was buried by party OF rebels
from St Francois county headed by ina,
named Coyce, member of the State Con
/ yentlon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17

CANADIAN POSTAL RATES.
Nashinrtnn Oct Ii

Irregularities have arisen in respect to
Canadian correspondence. These direc-
tons must be observed: LIST. Letters ad-
dressed to Canada muat be mailed and
post billed to a Z. s. Exchange Office
Letters cannot be sent direct to post
Offices in Canada. Portland, Me-, Bur
hngton, Rutland Island and Derby Lane,
Vt; Boston, Mass; New York, Albany
and Buffalo, Troy, Plattsburg, Rouse !
Point, Ogdensburg, Rochester, Sacketts
Harbor, Oswego and Suspension Bridge,
n. T.; Cleveland, O.; Detroit, Sault st.
Mary and Algonat, Mich. are the princi-
pal Exchange Offices ID Postage on a
single letter to or from Canada 10 cents.
Prepayment is optional, but the whole
postage must be prepaid, or none; part
payments arc not recognized, Prepay
mont must be made BY the t. s postage
stamps, and not in money. Postmasters
will do well to preserve the above state
ment.
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New York, Oct Is.
The steamer North American brings
the following news:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Sales of cot.
ton for the week 81, 500 bales; market up.
ward tendency and advance of Id, sales to
spectators %, 500 bales and $500 to ex-
porters. Sales to-day friday are esti-
mated at $4,000 bales, including 5000 to
spectators and exporters. Market closes
firm and unchanged at the following au-
thorizel quotations: Orleans fair 105, do
middling l0s; Mobile fair l04, do mid
ding 10; Uplands fair l0s, do middling
10b. The estimated stock is $4,000
bales, including $4,000 bales of Ameri-
can
Rrcadstuffs are steady and generally
unchanged. Corr has an upward tenden-
ey, mixed quoted at BIS. Provision mar
ket dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET. -Consuls
closed on Friday at 92sm93 money
W eekIy returns of Bank of England show
a decrease in bullion of 9l17,0O0.
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batteries ." the eotomac.
w ashington, Oct.


The Tribune special has the following:
This morning the pocahontas, while pass
ing Shipping Point, aboutten miles below
Indian Head, fired into the woods and
passed on her way. Immediately after
persons on the Yankee, anchored some
miles above, could sec rebels on the bank
hastily telling trees, which, falling into
the river, disclosed guns in embrasures.
Soon the Seminole attempted to 90 down,
when battery Of two guns on the north
point and four ON the south point of Guam
tice Greek opened upon her She replied
and the engagement continued an hour,
the Seminole keeping on her way and the
batteries for considerable distance salu-
ting her. At least sixty shot and shell
were seen bursting and falling about her,
while she steadily returned the fire and
finally passed the last battery. What in
Jury was inflicted on either is not known.
After the Seminole passed the batteries
directed their lire upon an oyster vessel,
after which rebel mounted the rainparts
and waved exultingy d rebel flag. 1t has
been known for some time that the rebels
have had seven 9-ineh guns, not mounted,
in the region Of this conflict, and these
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1t is almost certain that a part of our
naval force has, before this, been employ
ed in making an attack upon Ihe port of
Beaufort, South Carolina. The Savan-
nah Republican SAYS on Monday and Tues
day, September 10th and 18th, Federal
feet was engaged in the bombardment Of
fort at Port Royal, which is on the main
passage to Beaufort harbor The town of
Beaufort i about midway between Charles
ton and Savannah, aud only about 80
miles distant from each place. Its posses
sion would give Us an excellent foothold
or the Southern coast, and preparations
might be commenced there against either
Charleston or Savannah The town ha.
less than one hundred thousand inhabit
ants. But the harbor is a good one, ane
there are about sixteen feet Of water OF
the bar, so that vessels of pretty good siz,
can enter. 1t il not impossible that til,
attack on this point may have made i
necessary for Baauregard to send some 0
his amy to South Carolina and this ma
account for his sudden withdrawal from
his old lines before Washington. Il Lou
;syille Jour
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N"tles u hereby given that hy virtue pf authority
vested ~ me b. ahatiIe Mortgage from JAIME. IA ~.
stsf !" me- on the follow personal properly
ohe steam fngn and Saw MIL. al com leta ana In
fMhlhg order, comprising boiler 5anr anpafatus az
~ Tee hshres uTa on and bout said m1il III ats mar
f al q dHIY executed aid lodged on the II h
aas 81 peioher, A H. Is5a hied for record on tls
~ ~ - O'Clock r. M. hHH duly recorded in
nfta 81 sale ba"k No. at page 4~ IN the Records 81
rs. a9uufys Iowa al ksak uk. ard fafatanea H. the
As mhl ~ his pf missars ne for the ann az
war Srsl SA4- ~ lN with interest nj the Ase III 10
per eetf. per ahnnu, dated January 3ush le5e nv
nssake described dated Mach aefh le5p and ta,-
anta eight manths after dse. six months ~r the at.
- Ashaostgage and containing power 10 me 10 take
psssrsloh 81 and sell said ar perry for cash ~ d.
ai' "t such payment. by giving two week natIs. az
sfs tune place aud terms OF sale La some n.w-pa,~r
l.nn., sh.h IN Lee county, Iowa ! Will on Ilstif~lav
gay ~ october, ie6l, bet cen the hour. IN
1919 u. ID. ana o'clack n ma se said uerstual
r'opsf3 al public cutlery the residence an bstla
~ lhe northwest quarter OF SECTION te MY lr
80 ~ township slsts-siy co. north range west
- 'hstlss IOWA, twhere said PROPERTY row il h8s-
s N'h - mosed fram Tie south west quarter III -
t"sht3 -ohe II in township sixty seven fts71
nft' ,ahFt ses en msst in SID county. here said
a'F faf "as4'or cash 10 fhr highest bidder u raw
VI saiu hae aud Interest the tim. of pasrneut there
:" ~ash9 ienR since pAssed and The same being long
"hoi,s unpaid and still my property, also
nr'snh. Oct. = irdi. ROBERT GALLOWAY.
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Correspondence OF Cincinnati Commercial
Upton, No, Oct l0.-Before this is
published you will have learned BY tele
graph that Price and his army have es-
capped. Fremont hoped TO entrap him
He had devised his plans for that purpose,
when Price was notified OF his operations
and fled from Lexington | met several
influential and intelligent Union refugees
from Lexington, this morning, whoround-
y assert that al article which appeared In
the editorial columns of the st. Louis Re
publican, conveyed hint to the rebels
which operated upon them as wind does
upon chat. The article boastfuiy declared
that Fremont was eneloting Price in a
trap, and that he would be caught within
three days. But my nformants admit that
they have not confidence in the loyalty Of
the Republican, and their prejudice against
IL probably causes them to accuse it un-
Justly.