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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-09

Nhfn or sec Is, 10 n, e. containing so acres
more or less; mortgaged by William NJ Armstrong
and Elizabeth Armstrong his wife, Loan, interest etc,
S55S rs. 49, ~ ..s. 4 tttH 5-
The W or Of W ar OF sec Is. ten c, containing
As less except beginning at the corner
OF said or or. thence II poles links thence "a poles
links thence IL poles links. thence "a poles and
links TO the place of beginning containing and
S3-l0o OF an acre; mortgaged by Robert Armstrong
and Eliza Jane Armstrong his wife. Loan, interest etc.
1854 rs. 700 ---.s-t7iT -f
Thes Or Of or and or ofsw Or sec %, . n, r
except 20 acres OIL the end OF said 80 acres leaving
so acres more less mortgaged by Gibson Burk and
Sarah Burk his wife Loan, interest etc, s573 25
The frac of TO- e, containing IS 81 100
also qr of or Of sec J, n y e. containing 5.
&C. 100 acres less mortgaged by lsaac Bose and
Mary Blose his wife. Loan. interest etc, 1858 81
Or % 81 by Samuel Cas and
Elizabeth Craig bis wife, Loan, interest etc, $444 o5
The hf Of Or Of sec 30 n Of e containing 50
Clark his wife. Loan. interest ETC., s2s7 L.
The hf of or Of sec II, en-, containing so
less; morgased BY Churchill Chrsty and
The or Of the or sec %, 10 n e, contain
ing 40 acres more or less; mortgaged by William T..
Jackson and Margaret jackson his wife Loan interest
mi or Of sec 49, in 10 n, Of e. containing SO
acres more or less mortgaged by Andrew r. Murphy.
Part Of az Of sec 2s.ts A. &c, being all of said
tract that lies the side Of Sand creek unning the
line to the top Of the bluff the side Of said creek:
thence down said creek with the Of the blum to the
of Micajah Robbinss land thence in direction to
by small walnut tree; thence to the n
line OF said tract supposed 10 be 50 acrcs also another
piece follows wit: Beginning at the corner Of
IS, of e thence the sec line far enough
that line from said line until IL strikes the line
of piece Of land heretofore decided By Abner Hobbs and
wife Micajah Robbins will contain SO the e
side of said creek the last described piece of land subject
the dover estate of the widow Of Levi Miller deceased
mortgaged by Marshall Grover. Loan, interest etc,
| e554 So. $3.50
The hf Of the qr of q, Sc. containing
80 more less mortgaged by Isaac s. Miller and
Nancy Miller his wife. Loan interest ETC., SEQ 81
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-09

The or of g. % o; mortgaged by Jesse Daley
and William H. Daley; forfeited and sold on credit to John
Carlisle. Loan, interest etc 81 .099.
The or of sec 81, p n, of e. and hf of or
of 81, 2sn, Of containing $40 morgaged
by Eeazer Colleen anil Cynthia Coeen his wife, forfeited
and sold credit Sas Cogrove and Eleazer Colleen.
Loan, interest etc., 81, i21 IL.
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ThD NrNx Ra slAls nlA.

Thsgs regiments ere organized upon . sys-
ion Low to or army. Each regiment OF foJt
i, 10 cnusii. of 2 ij2 men ofiicors included,
divided IH'o thrs, bat sli17S ~ eight oonpauiea
-lrh.. Es,h battalion ~ coU'nHnGed by n
n I.kl.. No., Nui'lst q rsgiasut, IN.
Gl-sd t OrD ~ t'r-tl.U,s.
The list u nsr - g,p.p ~ otisns ubishtd
On our fret psP, iIelud Q many nsmrs tat
are ismilisr 20 tho pihl,i Col. BaowH n,w
commaIdiug ~ For; p.cken,. Col KsrEs,
lac sid dec mp 70 Gln. S,orr. Col. N. b.
FsArBLtS, la sly Gtpta of Torog'sg ghicsl
EnginssTs, now stvirg IN b city. Co.
.IoEr NV conURIdirg the luntscrs II
di ,tipguished a. Chapul ossc, aud since IN
struetor of T,ilsIy NJ West Point. Col.
nKno zELMLS, noe 81 AlsxaDGril who DIS
tinauishsd hiIlsslf in MyAicO. Col. III. Is.
CAhBIsoIoS for tor.o uJIo Adiutant- -Gentrd
OF Ohio. .Ld Col. C.sLr. brsystged tGicj for
a, liant cOpduct In NJ, SiCC.
Iu ths list ,f Leu ,Lant. .COlcns,s, the first
Is W. II. Esorr &C Marland, who 10 appoint
ed TO tho 4 re,,ipG sat 'f cavalry. A Iativs vt
NJ rylnpt, EM,rI, bsinS at the time siatioaod
Ia ,hs West, supp ,hsl ate would ss.eds,
and Ie.ignsd. F,hdu 4 that Marylatd ttill re.
m ,ins IL tho Union b9 TO r changes his mind
anil dosvcs ply and promotion. lilo fh ,uld
have nsitl Or. lie has proved hmfelf traitor
al heart and shOuld 10 treated scsordiu .ly.
l'o LlSutthtI " tu5 oth ~ i'oiy
Is Mai 5. ". SHERMAN, Of the we'll tn1wn
Shsrman's BattsGy Ils was trsya'tsd Maj Or ut
Bu.na Vista. Tia Liortenant G Cjlonel OF the
llth Infantry Is EDMUsD ScqRiyKR. lately
a railroad Treasurer at Saratoga, N. 7. He
| Is q graduate OF West roiut, whore he has
hsn an Instructor In tactics, and reslgnsd
his commission as ciptain in tho I'd Artilis-
| ~, in 1912. Tho 12tb Infantry has for its
Lieutenant G lJntl, our Colonial BurTERFIELu
| Of the 10Th RsKin cit n. Y. 8. NJ, now sary'
| jnx at WasbiDgton. Lisutensnt Col. .. Bus
Dauk Cf toe 18Th, has bsen an assistant instructor
| al " est Poir.. Jisut Ch j. r. RErroLps o
| III. 18th was brsvst'ef Captain at Monterey
ami Major at Butpa Vits bsins thsn IN tho 81
| At ,lsry. Lislt Col J. B. SaSDERsoS of tb'
| 18th. on the o'hsr hsnh has aimed mis- honor
q. q pretty dubloas PsnnsyivaniA rolitician
| The L,ou c lvnal ~ tho 10 h Ia sn ofiiesr Of
| CIil.rspt stamp. lie so brsy,t',d Captain a
Con rsra, and ChurIbusce, and Mai .. Chs
pult"p-c. 4,
Auong tho now Majors we reccgoize tn
nAr,s or Csp.s. 0ouBLEnAY and fosiES, no,
AMONG the d,'o, dsrs Il Fort Sumptsr OF 'h
ralIaut sLsMMrK of Fort PcSers of -.
RuoKgR, br.ysttsd at Bnont VISA; of W. L
SIpsIL, forpuy ~ tho LIST Artillery, and the
! a surveyor IN this civ, an engineer OF Il
G.. tCn Alrtd sc', tho Long Islaad Railfoat
a.,d the Ffie RlilrosH, &c ; spt n CLAsEsC
4. So WARD. u near relative Of ths Secretary
Sales.--future.
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wsn supplied with III. meals Of vsrticL 6rs.
'.Are there msny mosquitoes hsrs 2" inqair
ed Of the ~aiter on the day Of my ARRIVAL.
"W,ll, there's f,~, gusss; hut wish there
wsrs ten times ss many "Iu the name Of
goodnes, why do you say so7" asked I With
sons surprise aud iodignstion. "B,ciuss vsd
get rid Of ths - Black Republicans out OF
Fort Piaksns all the soonsr," replied he. Tbs
waiter rsas ned and spoke like many Of hts
bstters The noquitoss for whose aid he was
10 anxious wore regarded by him as true
southsrnsrs Who <ou,d only t,-sa-e his ems
mics. Tns idea OF tces, Psrsc:utins liz tie
asuds betox so unpstriotic ~ 70 vsx the Goa.
feder xes in their sandy camp n,vsr entered
into Ms mind for moment. Ia the same
way . gentleman Of utsdScncs, who was
spsating 10 me Of the tsrr.be suffsrings which
would he ipaictsd on the troops at Iortugas
and at Pi;ksn by fever, dy ssutsry, aud su IA
m.r heats, lookst qu,te surprised wasn ask.
ed him "Wh,'her ,ese agencies would not
prove eq1Ny tstfi,ls TO the troop, of the
Con fodes les o.
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Prayer for tie SolEers.-Fray for tn, i.h
Msins Rss ,mso', ssii rpsskes In the fl,'oh
s.ress Prayer Meeting. Pay for shs Maine VJlua-
t.ery. I talked with shpe OF thsnl-found some OF
" en- proso soIs OF uligi sons OF them
., Iious oa hs subj &C, OF rs!lgion--nuud s1so In
d dsrsni. Pay for IA insn-no,le IneY Y--'ualli-
gaa, men kuo wing wsil tho hazards aud dangers
v hioh shsy are 70 ouussT-,hey, some OF tle.s,
f..l they srs lookirg dsssh full In ,hs fsoe-ye,
,hpy 20 cheer y-go with undsun'sd eourSse-go
hrrs and our q esii,s, who stag - homo. The
/, ,a zoe can do is " prAI for ,hsm. l. is At 10
the many, rpr - the skful iha, tbs Lord siSss
the battle pu, to them thas t,us Him and upheld
tso right.
Aso,hsr raid II may bs gratifying " soma 70
kpow ,hsi th~rs va large smoun' Of .he religious
e snsn, In ,hs RhoIs ItSId Rsdmm,, which pss-
s,d sarou2h yests.dAy. A clergy man inquired Of
> 10 der, II hs kns = saythiug Ab1ui III, nunoor
of pious msn 10 tas X ,simsa'f
Val 0. ,he sold sr, wns, I'm al home, an
Super intsnden, o .5b.ih school Of $40 Sohol-
> :, ,ns kn,~ fr,m persona Inquiries, that we
/ frvr moe thaa onstaird ~ tie soldiers IN tas
g,msni on he side Of Ihs Lnd.
A very young mas sad, want prayer for my
| 81 Hher now In ,hs army. He Wa amuler, and
! came hTe sons 'ims ago, and asked
| = Gu w. IIay kr him, ! sos him away from
| RS gambling. Hs has given up nuch tlai was i'm
| rnoI.l. Now lie is goss. Ih,d . enter from his
| y,stsIjsy. lie eAm1 hfaf losing his Ifs. He nsc
- .ppIOseh sentry, sjd give tee cou llsrssu 10
yhisp-r lie came Dssr bsiDg hhr', bes,us6 l..
"a not ssI near taGush ~ give II IL a wLisl ar
40 l, was ds.'h ~ give u In loud voice. A, las
| made thr tCnGry hGsr Tim He th nkB ODD b!
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Ceuk,rs Of eur rrosps.

To ne Edi,or Of tse N. Y. Sun s-DsAR Sr.,
Any one vi - hsvslsd or resided In shs South,
know 'hst the mo q nees are shs most fearful
,ours 'hst cut brsvs r ops will have 70 contend
'gsi, -, s,d sho.e attack The ut most brHvsry and
h'svisss ne a. - p ~,sl SIS 'srepsl Uaoomtors-
.b.e asd ssp'e-s ~ hts n,sy be anticipated,
.heis ro,hipg Is done 70 prevent their spprssch.
Al mosqui nes are out of the question 70 the
srsa, bOlk Of our volunteers, sous moro simple
preventive ought 70 be Adopted. Csmphor, ru bed
on the face and lands, Will speedily cause this
Wnihs enemy 70 bess . has,y retreat. Lss
the vo.uusees now ABOUT starting, ard tas friends
OF ,hIse who have slrssdy sots, loss no time In
supplying them with shis simple weapon Of dc
his. Tr,re are many other purposes In which
camphor Is ussful in = camp, and 10 is quite ~ mt
c'ssry, II n5t more 80, thas each and eve y lun
eer should b supplied vi piu,d or Two Of
csn phor - With . Hsveicck. Otlsss yssrI the
Bit sh army In India have - b on IT vidsd with
= p-l' CO ta,nips . few pounds { camptor tied
sround shtir psron.
fRrxsp or Tur yoLusrus.
NV YoRK Juns 81. lSGl.
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Nav NIlILlAKy TacllcA.

In the oldsn times he sold columns and The
dstp.rAts charge generally wen the bstals; euI
! ght, sctivs trocpr, sprsad over On sxtsrdsd
field with sooa rifles. could foon slaughter he
best dri led columns In tho old fAfh onsd paste
board styh. Modern tactics require . more
xter eve nsld for mansuvsripg benos gr.a' Or
care Is n~cess>'y In handling the soldiers, and
intelligence on the part Of ths soldiers 10 neces-
sary for n king up proper positions TO save
them ielves and hsrAss the enemy to the great.
eat Advantage. Formerly tbs position OF On
army could BE- approached within thes hun
dred ys'd- without exp rie,cing injury fiom
infaLtry 6rs. With the modern Iiaes they
uld not sp 'roael noar,r 'hsn ore thous'nd
ysios vslry nust now teep AZ q respect
able distance nn'il they can dash In undsI
cover Of the So oke, or preceded with rihepsn
and artillery - Sc,sndSG Ame, icdn.
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The courss Of tho Uni,n men In Missouri
has been witely Vigorous sad promp, from the
outstart. III SO instructive "a 10 make the
more prominent events that have marked IL
worthy Of POI icular mention. Oa the 81 Of
May Govsrnot JACKSON, who had refused to
call tor vvluntssrs, stnt . mesa 40 to the LIE
gi,latuie whicL showed at once that all the
weight Of Off :iai IL fd,nce In that state was
to be thrown on the side OF secession and at
this time meetiugs Of loyal citizens In St.
Louis were vioen ly broken up by secession
i,ts. The Bnon men did not dslsy an hour
their preparat ons for the approaching con.
aIt; ard oy the 9Th Of that month one Cap
tain l., OF wss reported As hsvipg fvs thou.
ssnd non mustered into the service OF the
Unios. To this nunber addition wsre rapid
ly made, IL d on the l0ta this Cap,sia Lros.
with CUlonsls BLAIe and BoRrs Kis, marched
upon the secs.si-n Q amp Ja.ksou, ia tue out-
skirts OF s.. Lrui,, With sLs THOUSAND nsn,
and compelled General FR ,sr and his whole
CON msbd 10 surrender q, ditcretion. Tho
uLi,n troops we stoned by the mob, and q.
once fred upon and dispersed their asssilsnts.
A ptirontf ,aksn at Camp J .ckson, havin re
fIso5 both the DATA Of slss ,ncs aud rslssse
on parols, sas kept In q rict custody as y
traitor, spd placed a. one, out Of the reach
OF bsbess cor.uL Tn the 2ist, Maj r
General PhICE the same gsLtleman wLo was
too iil to take commend at Bconsville mausg
sd to bring tbs usd,ily hssdstrobg aud i'm
'a, ~ ~. uI,tsao. ~ ,,,,r,. my nN Su sso'
80 ~ ' ,ss.,aS =" uu's eonn s.s "
sh,ch 70 ,.,s;"S nr, ,,Ia s',1 n,.o,,,n,i,.
,.y,r..d to n,onsr re,at',n. a, ,ho.s y,
,oyar,msn,s al ~ "a M,s,onr, ... o,n'.,rsJ
Ia, iyo,. nn- ta,n.,si ~. ,,d C,In,ai
BLA,a d,d not remit thsir vigilance. They
cJDiiGusd TO m ,ks ssZurts aud disperss armsa
Ion Of ,b. ios.i c';is n. ~, y, III
,ns a.. a,., U,a-.,. ,.nl..,;,. y"
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Tae following Is tne LJhdIn IthbS est'mate
Of tho character AMI services OF the great
italian ,,a..snan.-
49, r. p,
,,i. s"I r au,o '.at M ~ y. n',V
.,...'' ~ ,,,.J -, IL. a.,
H., s,. ,. - y, III, sst n,i,
$3.50 h., v;',, ,,,,, GO, nj N. ~.tv
,spft,., r. ,h, p"n''s,I. 30 ,o IN. ,r,s,,
'h ~ Nv ., iss ~ ~ ,n -
h,i.i ,,,um,h cruI v,ci,situd. AMI d.on di.
sao,,nimsn,' Toe iny,,ioa a. NAro sos
rrp,. h.r 70 . dr,sn of Lb.rtv vb,cn VA.
d;ss; !. ,.d wan bc, M, tr, a am X. n,hl;cs IN
,bIcb AZ was 10 H., ,ntru, tai w ,,e e,l,i int,
,xist. n,a,
In tn, y,ry da,ksst hour of her nseI and hsr
d.spur ara, noy,,a hal crushed tb, LA,
hopss o1 PisJmon,, there sr,e a ma uu *,
.nv uf boss Ia vno n It.ly ba | him ,rto 10 N.
ed ,or telp. La CouDt CAyvun 500 i,unj. at.
ter tie sxp ct ,t,on uf m .sy csntur,es ex.cty
ths man v po n she eydel
VIA vf,nt oo GERS f mind. uaa aciju, In
dusyfy ,pd,5.is.ols ,rssyertuc,, aad IN, e,
cult, Of IL tfusuc,sg nsn " 10 yhsr in In .,rej n-
ns itdiuiiuLs, CUnnL CAyOua se,mot ,x.
pte..ly made and mA.kpl Dy iv-tuas TO- tne
mart which No ras destirsi To nav. PIsl-
mont, 81 a ,u,t iust MT rec ,xniz.d in ht n
the man a. ,b, bour -tho m an ab,ls m,.sion
|, v.s n raise he, n, I'M the dus. AID finally To
Fac. her n n,lionai,, IN ,hs uoli,r cpnd Ion ~
It.li.p un, v, Ih. NJ MA or add e,,si tims,.
10 tho tax .itn ind,a ixs ,le y,por aud ensr-
~. IA. ,borcu,bly pr,sp,d and c,p Or al .nded
Ia. sauta ~ his c,.a,ry. and set la n elf TO
vo,k IN r,n.cy than.
Ju gin. that NJ nation could be frs. and
n, INV .hich .uff rod its, to be the slnye Of
n,iests h, b,loiy s.t at de 10. the mr., an con.
~ r. mo. And Isid the found atoms If tn, diff a
vhles otb,r hands ar. To rssr. of a truly Ma
tios,l C,proS. Uad.r hi n an army broken
and dis air, .d ~ns ,xsu, zed and reconst uct.
.d. ard .ben Europ, vas called to arms IN the
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Rc,ix,s m. scrv,cs. 4. Ca~,

The rlisious ssrvic.s hsld In toe 0seoaA
O noecticut rsg'ment spcAap p nsnt at Wssh-
irttou, ar, SecomiDg quite !, terestfng, and =
ready show good RESULTS. Several Of the -
diers are renewing or commsnctng ths Chsas-
tisn life. Th. chaplin " thus rst imsnt r..
) HrRBERr LAaoAr, has devoted hias.8
faithfully to the ~ork IN which he is engaged
he breaches twice on the Sal Jsth, and boaAs
pre-. er meeting In ths ovening, and on We'd
ro-day evenings doly Bible lecture, whisA
sfo! owed b, apG.r m.eing. In sdditsSs
to this, prayer moetinP Is ID ev.ry Friday
evening. Each regiment its praying msa.
many or few; 10. ,h,m come to- etnsr oftSa,
and on bented knees pray for psscs, pray hR
vic ory. pray for the s,lyIio 10, Of ,beis uson-
var'sd coorsdos, and the "9,d of BAttiss-
viii beAr and aas~er tbeir prayer, and crown
heir hbcrs snd thsir arms with slosissa
ru.ceaa
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In the Commons bill for enabling people to
make rsilways IN the streets came on tor
second Iesoing. This Is the plan VI MI. TRAIN,
IN AS-Iic.p gsntiem An, who has actually got
tSo such rail says ut ~ofk In London and who
II he n,y,r does apy'bi = Use. deserves tho
gra'itues OF the Rnk kth LADY for shsmug tha
Iiop,ietGrs the dry. ,noonven'ent nuisang',
G. I'D the British ou, ribu', BY produeins vs'
t'cle into " Ia h u woman can step dso~ntlv,
nd cit 10 .lssnlir oss ard comfort. Also ter
substitu'ioe neatly uai'ormst and vi men
for the coarts csds who at p'essut bs~l bshind
,be bufs. However, the question Of giving the
powers required by this blu v Z distinct %,
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hs subject then dropped.
The Zanbtsl nt.sisa.

Ihs London Gu0rohn n Ses an int6re6tip0
report Of the hrst annual mes'tng Of the Ok.
70 Csntral Africa h.ld sinss ths dspa'.ars Of
Bishop MAcK.szik. This gsthsiing TOOK
p scs at Ca anbriogs, On Tuesday. The Bsaops
Of Lincoln and Lsbusn were present, and the
sermor was preached by the Dean OF West.
minister. After service ths eompany met at
The & uibinatton room OF Glaze College. to
hear rad q ssIiss OF isttsrs from ID shop FAC.
KKszIx, hJ. WALIhR, and other monosrs Of
tbs Mission. Tbs la,ss. date was March 9,
when the Bishop and Mr.. RowLFr ware about
TO start from the C1nioro Islands (wlsrs
they had deposited thor party, In order
10 oversize and join Dr.. LIvis.sIos. In the
Pioneer. II will he rsmohb1.d that tie
Mssion party met D., LIysGsrOs, his bro
thsr, snd d.. KIRK a. ihs koasons IN Juth Of
the Zanb,si; ami the after has 50 strongly
urgec the de-irabi. n "a Of a't,mD'Ing T. Raju
an eLtrsLcs TO tho Lake Ny ASA by The Iiv.r
II, vouu hN 'hs B,shop I-lL h,nsslt Obliged
To- consent; sId that II had beet dec d.d a. leave
he bulk of the parry With the Englnh Consul
it johanna one Of the Com rvs while LIvIna
sIor and tho Bishop sN .lored. II appears that
itr. LIyIp6sTns anu his par y bad geod reason
tor 40 urgently presst,g Lhs diversion Vi IA.
mission from It's original route; the passage by
the Zamb<si being to much In ihs hands u
those who are not friendly to the work In hand,
md the koyouma Offering far su,sriUr
prospect. SIR GxohoE GhKv ard the Bishop
Of C.patown, eoidinlly approve Of the present
pla,. The latter writes 10 say that tho merits
Of the Rovouml u ute have teen long familiar
tD those on the Cope station capable II for1li Jg
IN opiLion. The river has, In the first place, tie
enormous advsr tage o. beir free rom bar at
i,s mouth, being just Forth Of the flow Of ths
Mozambique current. Then II Les most con-
yani,ntly between the Portuguese dominivns
ard those cf the Imsum Of Auscat another
| |. estimAble aGvsniAR. and IL ID generally be-
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War Items.

NARoLotD favinR o. oeen out IN Efreo
Mon! GO, Dr. TlEssY A. M.Pr'- will visis tAs
Troops and vseIiUste all ths' rqui:e II.
FRAsCIs T.. 'BRow.HL, ths aveugsr Of
E,iswoHrH, has been appointed . SsooaA
Lispt. aAnt.
A FsMALs SLAVE DBp On the 9Th, q
Clafksville, Tenn, sgsd 107 years. In hR
esp was q secession badge.
Gov. JAcKsoN has com pletsly sold h'ns,lR
to the sscessionists. We always knew hs hsA
bis Price.
A PsNsYLvAsIA RSanREr bsvs prssssAaA
to Gen. ScoIT magnificent horse which sso
e2300.
sent from ID .ltimnvs weekly TO Fortress Mo-
roe for the use Of the garrison.
TnE ARKA,sAs STATE CosvEruox hAs
passed . military bill, authorizing the Gov
ernor TO call out 90, ,000 II necessary.
CoNnussIoBs WHICH HAVE BErr GRANT,
To young men under %, to act 90 lieutsnants
In the rebel army, are TO bs revoked
A LARoE QUANTITY Of powder and Lad, sni
15o head ofTexas cattle were received 1t Nam
phis on Tuesday.
THE BuryALo RxoINmsr, Col. Roarn1
and the Utica regiment, Colonsl CanisrrAI,
have received orders to report In Washingtoa.
The Govsnsxssr 10 SLOWLY, but surely,
raistng the fortia cations At Cairo, Ill, IL
place u being made . permanent military
post.
THE MOUNT VeRxoH received ssilipe o.
dsrs ct Washington on Wednesday, and In
nsdistsly got under weigh and dropped down
the river.
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~. - - ..ssI"r - Cs.ss~.. - .ss.,,Is n
~ ~,s.sr,. n r,hl,s h.i,..s
dAHiLtoa Uo~ss, ysnS Soeveyine 6ocs
from Haesessovn 70 Co'ooe; OAts pnf
to rscfoss me river, was se0osutai'y soos ~
sentry hs may recover
PxyArr BAN. or Carr R,,Y,. 0.
PAxY, was accidentally shot on ths msr-A
from Williams port, on TusedAy, end d,ed -
stAntly. .4 s.. '''14Tr-I
Inv DIv,., r.....,. ., p,,S.sN
sns.a ~. ~ - a. oor .' -
.ho,t - S,i.i,n ~. sd..I uvs' ~
P1tonsc 4. t.ifsS ~ nv
-,s5-.B.
Gss. pahSTiss bss cent regiment 70 o.
!umnus, N.Y., from GIRO, on the reqaistdcs
Low a force from Tennesses.
,. C...,- 10 ~
Lss NrSh 70. " mAkosnS tevs u
va. ~ nc - ,nn 90 on 49, ~ rseay
Sn.a,.d ,.nns.rc ~, 80 vvo'"V' ma ~
'".ool ."o1.rnu nkn'inH "'n'
AM"E1 THE TRoOPs arrived at Richmoak,
Ar: tne New orleans Louayss $50 suong; thsg
asS. asns.S nue" .. sehton, ana are great eos5ss
~, n R'eN S~us "
=, - .AN
MsAhEa eI THE fAlAyAx REL.Hu,
ssys Il It tbs kIrd tna,msnt he has rsesivs@
'@s d itse't, rrnraf cd him pc vsrlsss to bsss
arms against the Federal Government.
w.u
f., K,n~v,Ils Tn an S.,n,S.v
'.o' s,,on t,"cps sa~s .los@ and ri ira An 80 u
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Nrw YoRk. Juns
A S.nthsIsie yIew,


s.sthsido Wow.
The following ars extra ia from M. Rvs
.u,. latte, % ,h. London Tim, a.,,au
~ .,..- ~. ,-,,, -
""'' Hso""A may H. uo'e''o'n8 ms
Voy age dosn The river from MoItgomsry he
~ys;-
For out-.nd-out southsrn po'ions there IA
mott iue IN Dix,es Laud like the successful emf
grant from tha north ana esst CAPT. ME.oa-
xR had at his fingers ends all the polisioo.
acoromicsi fact, aud figures Of the southern
side OF the qu stion, o. 4 re,tsd his rs.s,uiag
solely upon the mora sordid and material .cI
lh,rs are ssvsI al native Ahicsns, or as tbsJ
are called in Coba bo~,es on board. They are
the property os The Igumentstive captain,
and we're acquired by coup dc main, st ~hich
| havs already hintsd In thus lsttsr. 1t seems
that club Ok planters in this state anaI one
or two Others resolved, little more than year
ago, 70 import q cargo OF Africans. TIE
ws accepted by an eastern house, which On.
gated " deliver tue cargo At certain otnt
On tie coast within certain hntts OF hns.
Capt MEAGuER, on csrtain sunday In last
July TOOK it 10 oossuug trip In his stsamsr
Gar, and appeared at Mobile ON the following
moroiLg In sea- on 10 make his regular voy ego up
'ivef. tie ran 'ne ossSS s'rsnSer. In NbigatI Iy
an uni "a en,ed Pss,, ana MAd II = | ..s ,',s
'hs cats, ate,bfa,h;'. bfah; ~. - ~ 'I VIZ
sn sn",C O., ,v,,toyy. a 49,. -
ic The VISA, / fSom vhish ,ta bos,,. ." ~. ao
Il vs,.d w.s s.n,,isS .,S .nr, "a -
Idc... E,rnd a., 1, 90, NJ ,,h H., III
80 - tn,...., 80, ai.; - So u
opn III, insni,a J,,'',a
90. au,t' wren '" iu'" '.''"0 e"s,s~
ent.rprs nscsp'An very co proft. iod 70
no'e ths ~hts pusifs suu dsnsd mem 70
SIX TO rerover by SUIT Al law pr'perfy the In
or timi" -ntch vas rtk hded and would 10
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Crrrsr,LdeEce OF he sun.

PAFIs, Juns TN, 1851.
Donlt ht Us he too hot OF too
bcs'y With Fpgl,uj. |, should bs remember
cd that wa have met hsr anti slarery appeal
With 'hs unr~rying assertion bs' state inds
perdspcs fIb.ds that the Government should
Interfere with the sxis'suOs OF the institution,
and it Ia not surprising that with ioslings
warped BY seeming sslf interest, she shSali
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Esp,rs ON Eos land From Ansrics
Old RutEsrs.

This table shows thst the exports from IN.
gland arc decreasing, while her imports are
incrsasinp.
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S,af,aus IdraI Of a Man.

In lat1 speech before the Baptist Home
Miss,oraIy sccia,y , in EnGlr d, the Rev. MIR.
S"uRaEoN .tns vsntilstsd bis oPiniors rsspeet-
ing wpi'. crsvSts rTd G'D:
Whst l msrn by man is MT persos
with wbi laval snd oGek coat. No pei
.nus y.a- them bat WaitS's AZ inns, ashistants
l., dfspers' shaps, unl.rtsksis' men and MA
stsrs. | believe tdsy are hadga of 50 vi uds.
Whist | mean by a mal Is Just 'h's: one Ut'
La. sot thing ~ HI, heart an msdas 10 do
.e-I he smash hs eaTta and skass ne hearens
n d,ssg u.
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will DO fully and ffesly discussed by ei,tingu,sh-
ed representatives ot different ooanriss. Tbs
action of,his body vii BE- looked for with con
siderable interest.
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THE Hs oLIsH BLUspEEsk."-Ths London
Times bas maze novel geographical st.tensns
BY loca'ipg y ,usss Moo'ss n GoysrnOrs
Islshd, In new York hArbOr,