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81 ERIFF'S SALE.
~ Milton su;iia In com,noa P'eH' couriOf

~ Milton su;iia In ComInoa P'eN' Couriof
within X Mario : {. ,,} ri Sg virtue so al ~ orIs, Of
sale is.ued fran the Coa.t nf Common Pleas Of rrn1a'
hull rouBty, Ohio. to M directed, I sa1!i o1sr for
Sci. At Pdsiic Aactio3 ~ the door or tn Codrt mouse
il warren. in sad county, on
SATURDAY tie lGM dgy Of February 1861
81 on. o'ciork ?. ". OF said Jay the foic wing describ-
81 raj estate, situate in the township Of Greene. in
saiA county. a-d IS kaOSn by Fsrt Of lots y and 90.
in sail IoSu-hip- The fret piece. par " lot 3. u
ro-n led IS follows, viz Beginning at 4 post 5 and
iag in the no-th line % To- No y. sey=a chains i2a
buL. a, .. from the north east cora-r thereof; thercs
wet en- FaiI north ih- % chains % iinzs {. : POsti
thence south on = marked iias 90 shains IS liukS -
the south line Of the To-; taeGcS easta'oas said soz-h
line a. ehainE . hlks to . post theEo- north On L
marked iiue 70 the south vest corner OF Edward Bts-
CONS lad In said lot p; thence north along the ~est
line OF sail BascOgis Hand To Ge Place oi teBinaing,
c0ulai"ing sixty uiAe - 100 acres Of ls@i APp.Gis-
el n go ; GO.
The second Liees. part Of ct -, Is bouEtei - fol-
loEs. be ginning At = post standing IN the north liac o.
said lot No %. ) chains Il links vest from the north
east corner thereof; thence south 3 ehsiAs g links
to- post; thence west chains co lirzs to = post;
th-uce north ,. chains 6i links to a pos;; thence east
J chains 81 links TO the place az beginning. contain
Ing twenty mise 50 100 acres OF lsuS more % !ess.-
Appraised At $4,000.
Also one other tract OF land In said township. and
j. known as part OF lot No :. and Bonn lei as fo!i5ws:
BEGINNING ala poststaadingo on the sou.hline Of n,
lot u chains and % LINKS Eess from the south east
corner thrrt0f; thence north along a marked line -
chains Q links 20 a post; thence east , chains > links
to 4 post; thence north about 3 chains 10 the east and
vest center line II said lot; thence west along said
line q chains As links 70 a post standing in the north
and south center line, thence s0atf along said line
3 ehaiEs9 links to the south line Of the lot; thence
along said south line % chains - links t. the place
and contains 81 20 IaO acres Of laui,
excepting thirty square rods gait s!sia-d by f.ktns-
tO~nshiP. more or less. APPRAISED a. Sl-:oO Pera-
era
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SHERIFF-S SALE
ShERlFF'o SALE

David Humphrey n Common Pleas Court Of
job Corl. ct al By virtae' Of an o-5s-o =,
sale issued from the Court OF Common Plea. a. INN
hull county Ohio, TO me directed 1 shall offer Tor sale
At Public Auction At the door of the Court Hosss in
Warren in said county on
Saturday the 18th day Of February 1861
at ohe 0 clOek z Al or SAID .Isy The :sho EInE .ies-ri =.
ell real estate situate ia tn township OF Sonth!ngtnn
and is known by part ofiO- for'y-seven and bounded as
.oli6ws: beginning at the southeast corner OF lot 4.
thence west 70 the sOu'h--ast cOrnsr OF land fsrmerk.
owned by John z. Vest thence north Sc far that a line
drawn parallel Sith th= south line OF said lot a. and ex-
tending to the east line of said lot will contain hhy a.
ereS- Appraised at Sl2OO. A B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff ofee ,Warrea, Jan. 10, 1891.
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CTATE OF OHIO. Trumbul Couu
~ t.. IN Caurt :; Common Pleas.
% "0'd Pesuoa for Divorce.

! The Def who is = non-Tssident of,as sts.- Of0hie-
1, ~etia=d that on tie seth day Of Dec, lSC0, The Fs-
ti;I,-er Elsd in the Clerks office .! the Court o. Gem
{ u.sn Pleas within and for the County Of Trumbuil arc
: ate Of OHIO. asking = decree for divorce against
/ him. cause alleged imprisonment In the PeaiienttSry
Of the state Of fsnusylySri&, on a ehtrEe o. Pass-n
counterfeit money. Sail Petition 1ir be heard n
the next ter.E Of said Court. commencing March 4h
A d I-6i & BURNETT
10. - "a A.tVx fnr PIE
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DEMONSTRATORS NUrICt,

II In pursuance ofsn order Of the Probate Cour.
o. Frunbuit county Ohio made on the 9Th day OF
D-c~mher A d. lc6u- in the case OF NG-kan o. Hum
phrey, Admr with will annexed ef John y lane. dec.
against Lovlna { alley L others the undersigned will
ON Ia iTsdaJ the Sist dav OF February, 4 D. ls6I. Al
one O'Clock z NJ. on the premises offer a. public sale
the tollOEing described real estate, situate in Brace
vile Trumhun county. Ohio and kno<n as p IT 81
LOT numser torr C4) in larger lot number six Co. in
said t~OSnship and IS bounded and described as 'oI
lows E%ortherly by the Centre o. Eagle Greek, east by
The &c Enship Hne, south by lands once decided 70 Ru
ia, Alien. and we ST by lands Of 1haddegs Daily, and
contains per survey seventy acres OF land he the
same more or lees. Terms Of ,R.e. one thIrd cash on
the day Of safe. one third in one year aud one third
in two years from TIE day Of sale. to ie secured as the
Sr-bzte Court may direct and to be ar interest ct the
rate Of6 per cent payable annually.
Jan. 10. Ic6I, 4sJ NATHAN HUMPHREY Admir-
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LOON BLFGHE you LEAP.
WEBSTER'S PICTORIAL EDITION.

"a
! P'-tvr's In getting HEBsTEK's you get the
BESr" IN Au.iug a. PO-sr's yru tuy npt oniy The
5esf. hu, sou GET tn cheapest. be sure ana call a.
the Sew YofI B0OksJr- anI get what you want in
tEe way o. SchloI 81 Miscellaneous ghnks among
which may he found an the Srh0 : Books recommend
ed by he board OF School ExsmiUers; among the
Miscellaneous Books yea cau GET
Hugh Mil.ef' Hnrx~ ~ : vols, ~IrFing's Works,
- vols, Uicks' WORKS; L .Riprrhensive Commentary
S-o'ts Bi,ie; Eacyc,- 3edia ~ q. HEov edge; y ron.
Shakespeare, sfilton: The fOets IN Blue and Gsld;
The Sunny Suuth: Naverit NOVELS Compl-t- in 9
Hume's Englanr. Nemesis; Rutledgr; Spurgesn's
Sermons: life LincaiH: Lite ~ ~~h,agton. Marion.
SC Barnes Notes; Narca et:e the hrss love Of Al
ron Burr; POpuiar Asr1a.mv; PoIular 6roioy;
Y"us:t on ih- Hor-e: Poets - Ame ieA; Poiit cal
Tex 3 ok; sitter Sw-"t; si1hf Felt; tn. Home In
cyc'opedia; Th~one OF DAVID, P.o'essO at he RretS
fist 7 bile: The Ste iu Engine The Woman in White;
Paper II tng-rS. CABINET i-x-rs ant PANT r. Com
HIniOn; Good assortment II ri les AMI Frazer Books;
Toy Books o. all I nis. sch ol C4ris and ReSar's
BLANK BOOKS.
large stock at LseIs-rs. DlE Books and Hemoran.
dun B .oss St1ri1nery Of all kinds. among which
NAV nc fou Il chnice SrlcS # Cap. Lett-r alI Note
M4in4rd and Noyes' inAs; Ru = e. and PaIup IEk
Stashs; Pocset tnkstands; SptnIains's Glue; Mucil-
age. &c, &c.
PERFUMERY
At Portsr's BOOKSTORE B-ars OIL; R7senl CoraIOiI;
C~oIagnes; HanJk-rcbieis' Elk racts' Genuine Van
lee soap; Military Shaving SAP; EaTi=gated Soap
balls; Pertumei Pink Balls: Almond Soap; Tooth
LiAy Hhitei Pink Ssucers, Han and Tooth Brushes.
NOTIONS, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL.
Also . large assortment of Toys for sale by
loct- 3 l-50l " n. PORTER
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Marriaats.

In Warren, at the Chase Hotel, on the 2sth
met, by Rev VIM. Clark, Mr.. GARDNER
RICHMOND. and Miss ABBIE BENNETT,
both of TItusyille, Pa.
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C.. L. DERBY, ActuaryC. A. A,
546 Broadway, New York.

" B. Subscriptions rresiesd and Forwarded By
a S ROBBLF, -4gert for Ra-r.a aaI oieiaifV.
Ehers SPseiAsA EAgrGoiAgs and FRI JparHaI eaa be
seea- dec. -, 60
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SHERIFF''S SALE.
! In TyzE59ll Goa.
Pleas.

rs Pleas.
John q 4 Rrastss RsFtholomexl b. yiYiEe Of an
order Of sale issue from the Court Of CoDu.ou Picrs
Of TrG nI,all so1nly OaiU. to Ine directed. / shall 0:
Tor sale at Puzzle Auction At the door & tie Court
house in Warren In said causty. on
Saturday tie 2nd day o. February, 1861,
3. ! o'clock p NJ. Il said DAY ths following dss-ytss9
rtxi estate sisns.s in Vienna township. TrunhUii c.
Being lot No. = in szii township aud bounded Sna
described a. follows: Bscinsins Al the north east cor
ger Of center, On township TGhhe lot IA tas ceAIeI''
90 norts "a scuti, center rotd, thence Sest zio1x
The north lias CT said township lot ehai7s anu >
links or - rols; thence north parallel wiih sAll
and south center road 3claihs and Ia hnNs" -.
% IS 400 ross: thence east parallel with ;he nr.s Ehs
3 chains and 80 links 10 the center OF said road SHShe-
soufh along the szme5 chains 1lA links TO thsP'.e.
Of b6ginnins, 70 contain tFo acres OF hh"' r
+ xtr-eS Ara nachiuery &c. upoa the same AppTAis
81 ~ $4,000 A. LYMAN. skeriu.
sasTiG's Once, Jan 9, I-Gl.
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CHER FPS SALE.

y Charlotte smith In TrqmbrI Common Pleas
vs. BIZ virtue Of an orier q
augustus GrTter ! sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pi, as OF TsumbulI county Ohio. 20 NO dr-
rrctsd. 1 shall oGss 'or sale 4; Pa lie Auction n he
door o; the CvurI h-ase in Warren. il said county,
on
Saturday. the End day Of February. 1861.
At I o'eiocs p. NJ. Of aid dsy the fo!Iowiav deceribed
real cNtatr Etuate In Warrrn town pla: "a ssit couu-
. cfTruulhut. suf is known h. sIrg lot No. - sBi
Part Of 10; No 3 and is beaded as follows: Lot No
- rOc tdej on me noY.h side By Simon PEI kins Ian q;
on tTe eGst side , lot No 20; on tie south ~ TIE
pahlic square md On the wtst hy lot No } b The
SAM NO. Or less Said lraj being sIrisct q "a"
srns csudiion aad agreement -nn'aIn"! Ia . is-i
H.. Ch2rIo-t' smith aye g Zt.nO1 Gi.ch, Siu1u
Perkins ard isabel Acams. tG'ci HATch 4th- ia.
cad rroasiei n 1runthUlt county record. htvA o.
psg-s J. an" %, TO Eig- that there sh4ll sever be- =
r.c,ed o. piac=tor lot Nr - i1inins 90 IA i.Et
hsg-iu wanted ami which is nov U-crd 4ui o~Cc1pied
oy me. any D~n'itinEs Vit-il the bounds which may he
described by q Hoe be-.nh'a- At a poin; on the Hoe
dividing 81, Nc 2 and - ore hucised f-rt north
o. h- s0u.h iae q said tots thence Trnains north
80 east q feet iheHcr north 3J-. vest 30 feet; and
a 50 si he land o~ned hT Augustus GTS CT July
35-h. las in lot No. B. part Of Ahicr lot said Char
lot. smith. prior to said JULY 30th. lbs. conveyed
= aid Fitch, Perkins * adams. Appraised At 81
6nO.uo. 4. b LYMAN, sherir.
shena's ohee. Jan .. 1861.
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~ lLhGftN NigGins) The stste IT VhTp, Irum
CT Tayior ct. 60. in the cour--e
The defendants C II Tas iOr L. Cs-. shcse inIivid
ual names are uHkGOsn 10 pAintiBs wilitske notice
that % he 22l DIS q BecemHer. i-6u. the PLAINTIFF
Wm IL Abbott ami II. l.. Higgins. filed heir petition
in said Court praying mt gsIust siid def-Ld-
ants for the gum Of seven hundred ninety SIX s. 100
dollars wiz interest from LIST D~ecenber. IS60. uponia
mercantile book &C cunt for merchandise sold and
delivered 10 defendants through their agent 0deIl
Weed of which sccou 4 4 mI eOpy is given in said
petition The ieiendants will appear and answer ~
the S3d day Of PebFulry, I-6t, or Judgment vilJs Ia
ken against than ny defislt
COX. RAtLIPF & SPEAR,
fDec PC. 80. eS.1 Attys fer plaintiffs.
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NALL AND SEE R THOMAS new
~ Seek Of HAtspress Trimming Driving Gloves
and divers sndSanIB ether Articles. igSs orsnsd 5;
~ N.r~~Gf e.
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The seven years OF unTivalled sue ess attending The
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Timer the auspices e This popular institution. over
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JOB PRINTING.

In fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing, 3
prises that cannot fsiles suit. and with tn" g3e-test als'
nxtch. We keer constantly on hand q good assortm=n'
Of Cards and hne Stationerl from Ehich those v ""'
al Printing can select
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IMPORTANT FROM ABRoAD.-PositioH Of FTdHes
and England A Washington dispatch to the
New York Post says:
IL 10 given out here to-day, on apparently the
best AUTHORITY that the late dispatches from Europe
We're OF the most favorable tenor.
France, II Is said. 10 open and above board in
her expression Of friendship to the Federal Gov
eminent, and In her determi nation to support the
nation as 1t Is, in every proper way.
The same authorities declare that Lord John
Russell In beginning to discover that be has been
too precipitate in his recognition Of the bellge-
rents. There has been perceptible modification
Of opinion In the British councils, and England
will prove true, not to the prejudces Of her min
listers, but to the great instincts Of the British
people.
This intell' gence has given great satisfaction
| to those to whom II has been communicated.
Edtoriallv the Post says;
We have other authority, besides that OF our
correspondent at Washington, that Information
| received at the State Department is very decided
and positive as to the attitude which viii be here
| after assumed by the British Minister.
| Mr. Adams, in a consultation with Lord John
Russell, has obtained such assurances of the dis
position Of the Ca bnet will prove abundantly
satisfactory In this country
France has never allowed her feelings to be
| doubted for moment, and Prussia IL most EN-
phatic in her declarations Of approval and sym
pathy.
The New York Commercial of Saturday even
ing also says:
| We have received information, from a sourc,
| which we believe to be correct, that the Govern
ment here has received advices from the Govern
ments Of Great Britain and France, by the recen
arrivals, Of the most satisfactory tenor.
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THE CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. JAS. f. HARVEY
The explanation made by the friends Of James F..
Harvey, U. $. minister to Portugal, In relation to
an alleged completely with secession, is az follows:
Mr.. Magrath, to whom Mr.. Harvey sent the dis
patch, has been his friend from boyhood and a
constant correspondent, with whom he communi-
Gated unreservedly Being very anxious that a
conflict of arms should be avoided, and believing
the troops were to be removed, he telegraphed his
friend to prevent attack on Fort Sumter until 1t
could be effected, but when he discovered his
mistake, he felt himself in honor compelled to
communicate that fact just as he had done the
other, az otherwise 1t might have been supposed
he had intentionally miAepresented the case for
purpose Of leading them into trouble. 1t was an
unpleasant situation, but not having received his
information from the government, there was no
other course for him than to protect his own
honor. And, al 1t was well known, both here
and in Charleston, that he opposed secession In
all its FORMS he did not anticipate misconstruc.
| ton on that point anywhere.
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LATEST FROM THE KANAwHA REGIoN-Ths
Reign Of Terror Commanding IN that Region
Several passengers direct from Charleston, IA
nawha, arrived here yesterday, on the steamer
Ben franklin. The Secession troops recently en-
camped at Buffalo have removed to Charleston,
thirty-seven miles above. The force numbers be.
tween FIVE and six hundred men. Gen. Nc
Clelan address to the Virginians had not reached
that quarter. through the influence Of ssonists
who have induced many Of the Union citizens to
take up arms In 'defence Of their homes and fire.
Sides" believing that 1t Is the intention Of the
Federal forces to free negroes al they progress
through the State. The distribution OF a few
thousand copies Of the Generals address, togethe
with a regiment Of United States troops, woult
| no doubt prove beneficial at the present time
| The region Of terror has commenced at Charleston
By preventing citizens loyal to the Union, leavin,
the place. The Secessionists at Charleston are re
ported to have six six pounders-one Of whic
commands the Elk river at that point.-Cineianal
Commercial
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FROM FORTRESS MoNRoR-The steam

FROM FORTRESS MoNRoK-The steamer
Adelaide arrived at Baltimore Yesterday from
Fortress Monroe with the following intelligence:
The steamer Quaker City, whilst on a recon.
nossance, discovered suspicious movements
about an old frame building on the shore near
Lynn-Haven Roads, about five miles south Of
Cape Henry. She imm ediatelv threw a bomb,
which struck the roof of the building, when about
thirty men ran out Of 1t, and flying to a thicket
near by mounted their horses and fed. The sup
position was that they were building a battery,
masked by the old building.
Mr. Rupert, OF Baltimore, 10 al work at the
Fortress boring an Artesian well, and hopes to
reach water in a few days.
The steamer Marion and the George Peabody
arrived at the Fortress on Saturday with the
Ninth New York Regiment They Immediately
established camp near the Fortress.
Seven or eight large fishing boats were on theiI
way down the bay, bound for Newport New
Point. They had been purchased Of the fishermen
in the Susq johanna river, and were in tow Of two
steamers belonging to this port. These boats are
fiat bottom, and w hen loaded with men do no
draw more than nine inches water. Each In capa
BILE Of carrying 50 to 100 men. They will be useC
for the purpose Of landing troops and munition
Of war In few DAYS, but to what point was no
known. Ameng the boats at Old Point was tn
steamer Ariel, of Havre de Grace.
The three companies Of Troy Zouaves, who's
return from a foraging expedition has been an
| nounced, brought in large lot Of horses, mules
| and cattle, and a number Of negroes who volun
tarily came In with them, stating that their maj
tiers had left for the war, and they did not kno,
| what to do. The company which was sent out I
search for them, after securing the country, coul
/ find no traces Of them, and returned One Of til
| Zouaves frst sent accidentally shot himself wit
his own musket. He fell dead instantly, q ba
| passing through his body.
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DENsION OFFICE, JUxn 9TH, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.


Application having been made under the act OF
Esd June. 1861, for the reissue OF the Land war
rants described herein, which are alleged TO have
been lost DESTROYED motto. Is hereby glven that
at the date folio wing the description OF each war
rant. new Certificate, of like tenor. Will be Is
sued, if no valid obi lection shall then appear.
No. % 1851, for 80 acres, issued to James Balen,
ger the 9th of April, 1856. under the act Of Sd
March, lS55.-June 18th, 1861.
No. liza for l20 acres, issued to Eli sha = Freel
on the nth Juue. 1885, under the act of Sd March,
l855-June 22d, 1861.
No. g., 49,, for $50 acres. issued to Henry DIerk-
ing the 2lst of April, 1857 under act of Sd March,
No sl,oe7, for 100 &C -es, issued to Nehsrr Yaho-
lah the 18th May, 1857, under act OF 81 March,
l85l.-Juy Sd, 1861.
No. 81 ,9s4 for I6l acres, issued to James Wilmer
On the 18th January, 1857, under act OF Sd March
l855.-Juy 4, 1861.
NO 5,255, for 80 acres, issued TO Lemue Carmike
on the 10th of September, 1855, under act OF So
March. l855.-July 5, 1861.
No. 25272, for I2n acres. issued to Reuben Love
land on the 18th Of october, 1855, under the act Of
| Cd March, l855.-July 9Th, 1861.
No 1854, for 80 acres, issued under the act o
March Sd, 1855, in the name of William Tay lor
| and granted on the 18th day of Maron, l856.-Au
gust 7, 1885,
No. SlI6, for 100 acres, issued under act of ls47
| to Augustus Ing ram, private Of Captain Murray
/ company, second Regiment of Tennessee lnfan
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
| ie I0-lav COmmiss Toner.
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FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON, dc.-San Fran
cisco dates to the 29th Of May have been received
by pony express.
The largest fire for several wears occurred in
San Francisco on the night Of thu 9th. 1t de-
stroyed rows Of "Cheap john stores on both
sides Of Commercial street, between SAMSON and
Battery streets. The loss Ii estimated at from
SGT, 600 to 500, 600.
Sbowaker, who killed Piercey In duel on the
25th has not been arrested, nor has he made his
appearance In public. The funeral Of Piercey
was largely attended at San Francisco on the 27th
General Sumner seems to be concentrating most
| Of the United States troops in and around the
| borders Of the State and at the Notifications in
| the neighborhood Of San Francisco, but a. they
amount to only few hundred In all, the move
| ments are not considered extraordinary.
| 1t 10 estimated that the parties who purchased
the wreck Of the ship Sea Nymph will make some
| SIS 900 from the cargo saved.
The Breckinrdge State Convention will meet
| at Sacramento on the l1th Of June. The Union
Convention meets at the same place on the 18th
the Republicans on the 18th, and the Douglas
democrats on the 10th Of July. There seems to
be no doubt that there will be full State and Con
gressional tickets by each Of the four conventions
Senator Latham continues his tour through the
State, making Union speeches.
i The overland telegraph expedition left Sacra
| mento on the 9th for Carson Valley. At thi
point they are to commence laying wires towards
Salt Lake. The expedition numbers twenty-five
head Of oxen, twenty-six wagons and ffty men,
Dates from Portland, Oregon, received by over
land mail, are 10 the 2lst Of May
Ex-senator Lane was in a critical condition
Y from wound, at Roseburg, and could not b
moved. He was not out Of danger, although hi
friends were hopeful. He was shot In the RICH
breast, the ball coming out through the RICH
d shoulder THE dispatch does not state how tn
: wound was inflicted ] A rumor reached Portland
the 26th that he had really died but the Advei
. tiser was disposed to discredit It
The value IF exports from Oregon, or gone b
l. way Of the Columbia river, during the month o
10 April, was To San Francisco, $40 7s; to victo
r ria, 3D. Gil. During the month Of March the el
ports in the same directions amounted to SS7 ,665
The Oregonian learns that Lieutenant Mullen
: party, duly organized and prepared for the field
e left w ALA Walla on the 18th Of May, to resum
e operations on the Fort Benton road. The fore
: consists OF about 100 citizens, and detachment
20 T. s. soldiers taken from Companies b and
Ninth Infantry. The remainder Of the escort
II so men have left Coleville to join Lieut.. Mule
on the Spokane river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-10

UThe Memphis Avalanche Of June Sd says
The Falls City brought from Baton Rouge,
yesterday, two hundred and forty cases containing
four thousand eight hundred muskets Fifteen
hundred Of them are consigned to this place, and
the remainder 60 on TO Mount Vernon Arse nal
Alabama. On Thursday the Charleston Rail.
road brought In fourteen thirty-two and sixty-fou
pound DahlRren guns, and the next day eight
more.