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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-02

I>kUSTEE'S SALE.-As authorized and em
L powered by deed or Trust, executed to me-
a. Trustee on the I'd day of January, A. u.
1889, by Joseph LeClair- and Anna NJ. lie
Glare. his wife, (Which trust deed vas % the
~ day OF February, D. 1883, recorded in liOok
e. Of town l. mortgages at page $780, vi = OFT
County Records )-de,ault having been made in the
payment ct interest and taxes levi, aud asses
on The herein .fter described los OF land on de
fault OF which, ny tho ter4ls O. sid trust deed
it is made optional viii the holde. Of the note,
thereny secured. to consider the principal uote Of
5 800 and accrued interest, as due-and the said
holder having considered the 81 d principal note
and interest rs thereby fallen due
shall, 90 Tuesday. the 5th day Of November
\. ID. ls6i, Ct the hour OF nj clock
in the forenoon Of said day, sell. at public auc
ton, at the U"ur' House d"or, the city Of Dav-
export, to the highest bidder for Ca h. the fooy
Ing described acts oi real estate, situate in he
c,ty q. davenport, scott county. Iowa. viz: The
east sky t6O) feet ofi't tou (4)in IT, ok eighty
five (s5) OF LIE Ciaire's Addition to the cry OF
Davenpvr', together with al the i'm rovemen,s
thereon situatei-or SO much thereon IA shall be
necessary to s,tl.fy the amount due, with cost.
aid exp ns.s 1T making such sale.
The trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him. GEU. Is. SARGENT
ocl. Trustee
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IN DISTRICT COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY.
vs. }Original Notice.
Simeon w estermanu

>.r You Are hereby notified tina. here il
now on i-e = the Office of tho .isrf' ne Dis
'Iict Court o. SET county -" petition OF
Hannah +. Wcsrers.a.- staining fr N you q d.
yoicc from the bonds If mat. mOny, for the res-
son that you haze wiltuliy deserted and absente
yourself from her without . reasonable cause for
period Of more than two year,. and unless you
appear an defeLd in said action Or before noon
Of the second day Of he next term Of said Court
to be hold on the first Monday II d. cember, de
fault will he catered against you and judgmsn,
rendered thereon.
September rs, 1871.
HANNAHE wESTERMANN,
Ry her Atsorneys, PLuusa d V4n HesEN.
sp26- law
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-02

fIskUSrEE'S SAi E.-Whereas, on the 18th day
/ Of Octo err. A. d lo5v james h Gould ami
Lueina Goaid, his vile, executed unto David ).
True. AS. Trustee, certain Decd Of TrLst, COP
veyihg to SAID Trustee the land III Guthrie county,
Iowa, described as follows, to wit: The n.r,h-
east quarter OF section NUN "eI sixteen &C. in
township No. seventy nine (7y north Ut range
thrty-one west OF he fifth 18th =. N which sad
conveyance was made by the and james r.. Go.d
aad iucina could Tor the purpose OF :uring the
payment If certain prom ssUry note, aud the
,ut-re>t thereon, signed oy said james h. Could.
for S3>S 90 dated tue 18th day t U.tober, A. T.,
le5a, IN | payable TO the order Of Durham Booth.
Aud nov, said rotenavi become due and pay
able and the SAT- james r. Gould having failed to
pay the SAM save and excepting the sum OF one
buA red an ninety nine ,5.ioU &l9 .55 il, David
g. rue trustee IL aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice that by virtue OF the po er which is
me vested by said Deed ot Trust, will, on sat
urday, the 9Th day Of November A. ID. 1861, A.
the hour Of two -'clo'k u the at ernOon vf said
day, at the Court House ,or in The city of Dav-
export. expose and otter for safe, AT public auc
tion the parcel Of land above described, or 50
much thereof as shall be necessary 10 satisfy
and pay the amount OF said n.te with the in
terest thereon u the day OF sale together with
ali the costs aud expenses attending said sale,
costs of this notice and trustee ices.
Dated tae llth day OF October, A. - 1861.
DAVID ). TRUE,
ocl'-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-02

T>Hg STATE O4 IOWA, DlsICloi
u Cosst, Scott County:
The Board Of sapsrvi-
ooss q Sogss County,
lows,
w;,os.s..s sherman, go,
Sarah Jane Shesnsn, Dec. Term a ~ A'''
John II. fsyior, i3enjs-
mia Tsyoa, p. L. Cable.
John ksndrick, Henry
Snait, Ira brown Stsph-
On Thompsou, samuel
Oathsis sai spis. Whit
aksr, H.
70 tho above named defendants
You ere hereby not ned that 90 tne 81" n w, ~
Kovsmssr A. d. ISL ,oe, ,s,' ~" Coui. Of .s.l
Hco,, couuty the petition Of the b"ari o. 'ups'
v,.or, OF scott county, Bws, claiming .. y"u '"e
s.,a Jssendaut the .um Of one hon'sed ooia's
=; : ;a,.re.t the reou At the rate ~ ten per cent
from the lot day st January, a. ~ 10y, MI ~
ev due Oh enc promissory note e1ecoted "
Sn.rmsn. N. W Cotun ant 4. y. Wing. and AIS
n,.. no The forces osnre Of . mortgage dated the
f,td,y Of Move nber, A. d., 1898, execoteG "
,h,s,ii de-, cod mt w. sherman and sesSn 1sn'
Nh.rm m to secure tho payment OF tho .oose
named notes, On property descri bed IN sa'a p
t,ti,a aod that unless you shall sppoA' ."e' ~
and defend on or before noon Of tho seconu u.J -
ths next term OF tho District Ioat' - 80 80
courtv. to-w,t: the LIST Monday Of Decemoos' n
d. 1891. a default vii be entered and JudSh IN
reoi.,el az .,nst yoa thereon And inc sa'd &c
f.nJant, sarah Jane Sher nan, John Iayio'
it.ai,no rrvoo. =. l.. Cable John kendiisA
Henry shaft, LA Brown, stephen thompson
Sauisl GAthre anl Spcr Whitaker .h' tAAe
not,as that per. oral cain Is mSdo sSa'"s' yoo
DN''A J. ". STEWART,
i,.v1 District A t9rney for ~ ,intid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-02
g TATE Or IUt A, COUNTY VI SCOTT. SIS
~ la the District Court.
I u''';%: ns'' Original Notice.

To said Maria klauer Defendant :-You ara
hereby notified that there is now m file IN the
oil - Vi the Clerx of the District Cour, &C said
county, . ct't,on OF Michael kiauer, claiming Of
the care aid custody OF the children Eis, and
Herman, AMI unless you appear thereto and de-
fssd. on or before noon Of the second day Of thu
mex, term VI said Court, to be holden on the 6r,t
no a y Of i,sceDber. ID 1851, default viii be
Nsfssa III the relief herein claimed With c.sts.
COkDl DlOW , BROWN,
0s1~rI Pysiaia's Atsornsva.
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RAILROADS..


Sommer Agrangesnont, 1851.
7tsims yss By Chicago siMs. which . ts'stss sse
xses faster than Davenport tisss.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL lsrn
~ 1861. ard until furthes Doticss passenger
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
$40 4. \. for Aassago and Washington.
ssAIxs Asssvv At DAvBxroRT ~ 1oLLovS.
s.4sp ?. 4. from Marsuso and Washingtos.
,aAll trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections at Nassngo, lows city and Washing
ton with the Western Stage Company stages fo'
I'll points West.
Trains FROM the West connect 1t Rock Island
with trsips Of the Chicago and Rock Island kAi
Road for all points East, North and south.
Passenger are reminded Of shs neeessity o.
diving dstinct directions - 70 the destination Of
heir baggage, also to bsfofs taxing
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Gent Sup't.
A. KixBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, April %. ls6o.-dtf
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LEGAL.

STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN
y County Court for sci d county:
Notice Is hereby given to VII whom 1t may con-
cern that 1t regular term Of the County Costt
Of said county, held At the Court House in the
CITY Of davenport, ON tho 7th day Of October, A.
D., 1861, an instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament Of Antoine LeCIaire, late of
said Davs nport, deceased WAS produced and pub
lic'y read in open Court. Whsrsapsn the Court
fixed the 4th Jay of November. 4. D., 1861, thai
being the next regular term of said Court ~ the
time for probatiuy said last Will and Testament,
at which time any person interested can appear
- said Court. and show cause, if any they have,
Why said instrument should not be proved and a.
lowed and fer the last Will and Te.tamsnt Of
said Antoine LeClaire, deceased.
Davenport, October Z, 1861.
MARGUERITE L.CLAIRE, Executrix.
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor.
Ordered that the above notice be Published for
four consecutive weeks IN tho daily and weekly
Gazette and DAMoCRAT AND Nsws newspale rs
Il. LlNDERMAN, Co. Judge.
PUTNAM i RoSHRs, Att'ys. (ocS-dAw4w
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LlGHgE 4 BKADbUki'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FKAxE NEW scala
6rand ana S9uase Pian0=F0rtes.

0sdUO anu S4udsC T11oOsFOI IcO.
AsEm The Insulated Iron frame preserve.
n1n the original tone OF the Instrument III
All its purity, securing it for all time against the,
most disagi eeshie tnny quality Vt tone inv arab
found in all other Iron frame riano Fortes. |,
greatly strengthen the ease and thus keeps the
Piano + orte much longer in tune. 1t gives th .
instrument much fuller. richer and swoeter tone
u adgps the Piano to all Climates aud to all chan
ges 81 atmosphere and in all respects it is pro-
nounced, ana in oil rssFscia il 10 pronounced by
best 'arti-te the greatest i'm prtvs,rp4 u The
age in Piano-Forte construction; producing an in
sttument acknowledged TO be sup erior t. all 9th.
ers made in this Country or Europe.
a few ses,im onials In regard 70 tho sups,i-
u, VI oss nsv SCALE Pasen. Insulated rianu
e0e,e0.
81 have examined the Piano fortes Of Liahte
l. bradbury. with entire satisfaction. know no.
that there any others BETTER either in vCf own
cou.try or elsewhere. '-DK. LOWELL Mason.
p" In clearness, ness, and Volume Ut tone del
icaey. elasticity Of touch, hue repeating action
| have aever played upon their equal."-H A.
WOLLkNnAUfT.
" In volume, richness, eveAn Sc, and purity OF
tine, and IN dclicacy vi touch they certainly excel
and n that beautiful singing quality SO deslrabla
Yet so seldom Iound.'-u LILLIAN Mason
. have never Pl yed upon 80 rich and heavy
tone square riano Forte. "-AnTHUK NAPoLkuS.
| ain a,tonished and delighted wit. he New
:-cale Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made oy yCv.
There must be splendid iu, &c for L,0bte 4
Bradburys' PiAno-F ,rtes. "-L.' r. k.or
. nave never played upon 50 6ne and instru-
ment."-GkO. +. bxisJOW.
81 consider them to beauty, rich uass, fulncss
and equality OF tone, Us well ~ their agreeable.
elastic touch, equal u not superior t. any Pianos
mAie in this country or tu,o, e."-kARL v kLs
"in power, quantity, and equality u tone, they
CERTAINLY excel, white tor that peculiar ',ch and
,inslng tone Invaluable as AN accom- mon,
t. the voice. hays never inet their eqnsl. &C.
LAssINI.
"Tasy have all tho requirements for superior
inter pretatiOn Of both classical aud modern cen
positions. ~. sTKAxusH.
Wssesee@ 42t 1sseoss Ss'set, . lev dsess
Esss - sSs"aA~ ~, New Oss.
- sArisFACTokY GUARANTEE 0IvxE. II
octi6-iyeow
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PIllsburg. Fl. Wavne + Chicago
H ALL 3 o A d.

ALL 3 o A d.
= "a - Ra :.
4 VARS RUN FkOM CHICAGO IT, PlTTSBURG
~ without change, connecting With the great
PEANSYL VAlsLA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and W ash
nston city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
yIva MIA, New Jersey. Now York, Maryland. DC.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage of all the eastern markets at no add
.ional cost.
baggage checked through.
Trslus leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
"Aicsgo, daily on the arrival CT trains from the
Fest and North west.
connecting 1T Crestiine with Cleveland i Lake
shore X II. to iIunkjrk, buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and al the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York i Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
essubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
q Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect Ut Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano. Day
ION and Aincinnsti. Also with trains 1t Lima for
sssyton and Cincinnati direct.
Gass - lev ~ Any ether 1esss.
Passengers bound east will find this ssuts both
pieasaut and agreeable, passing through many OF
,he largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving 1t Chicago On any .: the
.oods, will find attentive cheek agents At the de-
yots to resolve checks and convey baggage, free 81
charge - the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
.ag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1t ell tho principal ticket Oh
49, in the West, and At tho Compsny's Office cor
ssr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or 1t the
Uepot, West side, Chicago.
Re particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne
DAN. w. BOSS,
Ssnl Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. Il. AoORR, Com. ana Gent Agt, Chicago.
freight of ell kinds will be carried from Chica.
xoto eli points East At eli tunes, at - low rate,
- anv other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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CLOTHING.

The NEW i0RR LEDGER.
.oa rs - SAID. HAS 4 CIRCULATION m
o" copies. bot IL cirsulesiee h Mm,s.1
utsc,.',S Nth the sircsla.ios Il garments -
SAM. RrH~
- 'e'es''sA.sn: % Brady ssssss e,,es,,s
The Pest O0se.
-. :" 90. receiving The largest saA ~oss -.
Cloths. Cassineres and vesti.rs.
hver offered IN this market. An.,.,,.a,
trade this Fall have laid in a. |. If e.sVe
''osA' ana shs goods MUST BE- SOLD.
ny goods are ill
TaHs FALLS STYLES.
Fresh froa the manufasturses and i~po,t.,,
aea. oSns'nas % kssp on casd large sssostneat
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
FOR nen, Yosths and Boy. of ny sv. naaufae..
are which will b sold ct
q = 80 . 2 a Prfo -.
I:haIi csntinue 70 nanufaeturs NJ ~, Cloth
g thereby giving .
A BETTER 0ARNHHT
fGr the same no ney than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Farnishing Department
Can - found.
shirts OF al descriptions.
Under Closhins IN endless VARIETY,
Stocks,
Ties.
Handkerchief,
Socks,
0usp0n0oso, %. 10
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
aHNT9' 0HA~Ia0.
Tho largest and best ever offered in this maYke
trust the public will call in and examiue nv
stock before they make any inv estmsnts. for Am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PEkRY.
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
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rlAIn OF lOaA, COUNTY Or SCOTI, =
- In the District court.
Sophia brausch v.,.


Stephen Thorn son and others
To Abigail SturievAnt, Poder Sunderlin, lin
otby Sun u-iin, rpeussef Sundcflin, }. HA*k'
A.i ,. iiAvker, de.ssd ants IN the above enueiea
mottJn.
You arc hereby notifsl that there Is now on
o a., Ia obs. Of Clerk VI ths District court
Of sal county, = petition of sophia brau'eh'
Gaining u you that her title to the following
de.cl.vsi iAuI la scott county, lSWA, 70 VII.
Part u tne tn east fractional quart 81 section
NJ two ~ tosusnip7S north o range . esst VI
tae IA L. VI, e. va: Commencing AT tue sou'n
west ooraer OF sad quarter section thrre eas'
along the east AMI wst ilvisio ins OF rAi1 SEE
ton No. twvt2,) sixteen 90 rods, theme n'rth
twea'y o. rod. t'enes wes1 FIX ecu 10 !"os
tnenoo uth ~, nty "a aods t. the place ot De
winnl * may b. 4 ne.ei and for general reief Tor
tho llrt,cul~rs wne.coi you are roterfei 70 ths
p.titiun On n 70 and unloss You appear tntfeto
wui elend, on or before noon Vi tho II DAY VI tue
n 1t term Of said Court, u be helen IN tue -
Mond ~ u Dec. mbsr A. b., ls6l, default via be
entered ayalnsG you All a decree ren0ered as
prayed for In said petition.
Low i BROWN,
oelO-wl III intfs Attornevs
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STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In the Dstrict Court Of said county:
Simeon Newton
Original N0tlce.
Isabella Newton,
To Isabella Newton, Defendant You arc
herebv notified that there is now on file in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the District Corrt Of Scott
county, state OF lGva,a petition Of Simeon New
ton, praying for dissolution Of the bonds Of mat
rimony At present existing between you. the said
Isabella Newton and the said Simeon Newton, for
that you, the said Isabella Newton, willfully Dc
serted the said Simeon Newton. and absented
yourself from him, without reasonable cause, for
more than two years.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend be
fore noon Of the second day OF the December
Term, d., 1861, Of Aaid District Court, default
will be entered against you and judgment Iendersd
thereon
August 80, 1851. COOK i DRURY,
ay3o-itd At'ys for Plaintiff.
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1881 Davenport and It. Louis. 1881.
Northern Lac Fall Arrangement.
0TDAAG11
.NHE = n N - ~ TT.A ~.

N u y ~ u u IL Il II ~ W.
THOS J. BUFORD,. Master.
THOS. OWENS. ..............C CLERK,
WILL RUN Al REGULAR PACKET
w between Davenport and eokuk, and il
connection with the Northern Line Stssmers
CANADA, DENMARK, PENBlNA 4
FRED LOkENz,
and making close connection ct Ksokuk with the
Keokuk Packets, will foem
elisb1e aIatsy Lilac Of Packess
between Davenport and st. Louis daring the con-
linusncs Of low water. One Of the shove I've
Packets will leave Davenport each morning at
o'clock. For irsish, or passage spply 70
ag2S-2ml X. y. rRETI NAN, AgI
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A. p. Z D. KELLY,
nACKHRS OF DEIH AND PORK, AND
j ShiPpsss q Live 6tesk, u 1nAv sslst.
Ia lo11v
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lDtss0isset0n Or P,srssses-sAsp.
THE FIRM or THOMPSON / BROWN IS
/ this day dissolved BY mutssl consent. Ili
debts Of the 6rm 10 Do settled BY james Thomp.
son, Mr.. brown retiring from the 6rm. NJ.
Thompson will continue the bssinsss IT tho old
stand, where be will always b ready 70 wsit upoa
oil customers-t hankay the public tor oil past ia
voss, he hopss 70 merit sontinuascs Of the same.
oeptsmter =, 1861.
JAMES THOMPSON,
spl0-dtfl lRA BROWN.
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H. n. PATTEN,.. Master
,. GRAN. Clerk,
WILL MAKE REGULAR DAILY TRIPS
w between Davenport and Dubuque, leaving
this point Ct o'clock A. NJ. making direct con.
nsctions with the DubuqusA 81. Paul Pockets.
Passenger and Shippers can rely on the strictsst
punctuaiity, these boats are very light drsaGht
and can make regular trips during tho low watsg
season. Travellers will receive every attention Sos
their comfort and safety.
ag3 -tfl f.W. WATSON. Agt.
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II Q ~ . . ea.

II Q ~ q o ed.
Union Co Zee u Spice mail,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAu
ssvss' =. r JONFH, \ 70.
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John Jcrlsn. Ann T.. Jor |
dan, ,.Obcrt Means. Ma |
ria Or ul, II - Noy, !
wni ney, kehoe N GAl- |
Io.,he, Cook d Sargent, |
surrazer, GoIncn d 20,
Geo. n. DAVIS 4 Bro, /
Crowell, tcrrien d Co.. |
ChuDb, Bro, Barrow Il !
e.. ana >picr " hitaker, J
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nNiL STATE Or IOWA, DISTINCT
Il court, Scott county.
The Board Of Supsrvi
sors st S.ctt County,
Iowa,
Dec. Term, A. D., 1851.
John Fridley, Martha
Fndley and Geo. Z.
uoyill
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JENNIE WHIPPLB,

DAVID VIII r., Master,
JOHN LOWRlE, CLERK,
VX7ILL MAKE REGULAR DAILY TRIPS
w between Davenport aud A0ntrose, lsav.
ing this point every morning 1t seven o'clock,
making direct connections with the keokuk Ps,k-
cts for st. Louis. Passengers will arrive in 81.
Louis in IS hours.
For further particulars enquire Of
ag2S-dul i. w. WATSON, Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-02

W. SEWAKT,
ccl0-wl District Attorney oil,
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freight of ell kinds will be carried from Chica.
ITO I'll points East at ell tunes, at - low rates
any other Railroad route. ssp2s-dtf
, 1861-07-11

We have two accounts Of battle near
Carthage, Jasper Co., Missouri, between
1900 Union troops under Col. Sigel and
a body Of rebels under Gov. Jackson, Gen.
Price and Gen. Rains, yarious]y estimated
at thee or four times the number Of Col.
6;gels force. According to the account
furnished by the Fort Scott Democrat Col
Sige1 retreated before the superior num-
bers Of the enemy, though the rebel loss
was much greater than Ills own. Accord
ing tc The account received by the Saint
Lcuis Democrat Col Sigel was completely
victorious and was pursuing the rebels
enthusiastically toward Arkansas, while
Gen. Swecny had sent force to intercept
them. 1t is Of courseimpossiblc to decide
n hicn of the accounts is correct, but it is
safe t. conclude that Claib. Jackson is only
scliciisus to get out Of Missouri, and that
lie IS employing all his energies to reach
AfkaH sgs with whole skin.
Thc Memphis appeal Of the 9Th inst,
l. rs news from Little Rock to the 1st inst.
liCI. 1ll1Ad1E9 kAA0k loEA ~ANN0ASLA AA<AA
rut i. "big scare on and had telegraphcd
10 Gen. Rector for reinforcements.
Carthage is the county seat Of Jasper
county, Mo-, about fifteen miles from the
Indian territory, about the same distance
from Kansas and about forty or fifty mile:
from Arkansas. 6arcoxie is eight mile:
southeast Of Carthage, Cassville thirty
miles southeast, and Neosho twenty miles
due south from The same place.
There was a 1umor On the street last
evening that Col. smith OF the 18th I'LL
nois regiment had had two battles will
the rebels some thirty miles west Of Han
nibal, in both Of which he Was victorious
and that he was finally surrounded by I
large hostile force. While these report
hacked confirmation, 1t seemed difficult t.
believe them. But our special dispatche
at midnight not only confirm them, bu
add details Of startling character.
, 1861-07-11
THE GRAND ARmXs

Military stores are accumulating at
Washington with embarrassing ranidity,
It is reported that the track from Wash
ingtol to Bladensburg is encountered with
cars laden with every kind Of munitions.
4 stream Of army wagons flows over Long
Bridge hy day and night We are7getting
well equipped for the advance Of $4,000
men.
Eight thousand horses and mules have
arrived at Washington within week, to
be employed in the transportation service
when the army marches on Richmond.
On Tuesday there had arrived at the
capital 71,o00 soldiers. About half Of them
were on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
She1man's regiment Of artillery had been
transferred from Gen. Mansfeld's to Gen.
b1cDoweu's command, which adds some
sixty field pieces to the army Of advance
handled BY regulars. Besides this great
central army, there are $4,000 troops un-
der Mcclellan, Patterson, Stone and Banks,
and $4,000 under Butler at Ft, Monroe,
making o grand total Of 134.ooo. The
anaconda must soon be able to ''coustrict" :"
, 1861-07-11
CONGRESS- .

Business moved briskIy in Congress yes
1erdsy. The $3.50, 100000 loan bill rc-
;porcd by Mr. Stevens from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means vas passed BY
the House with only i've dissenting votes.
The "force BILL" so-callcd, reported by
5fr. Tashburne from the Committee on
Commerce, was also passed.
In the Senate declaratory resolution
approving and confirming the acts OF
President Lincoln WIS passed without op-
position, although Mr. Powell made w17
lace ever it. The Military Appropriation
bill 10 cover arrearages, passed by the
House on Tuesday, was also concurred in
with N amendment added that our Gen
eralE commanding shall be appointed from
the regular army.