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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
ELISHA WINTER, Jnise
- ii,.u. Ilsft.teg.

D,TuEp, ss.--h Court ~ Tr"""
p.f,., within add inr ID" 4 30, oN"' .
~, an, th,,I Tu..di, ~ Nav VI. iNbl'
an N, r-,irion Of MARY l.. MEhlil'L'~'d,
90 ~ JohnE Merrill TAT II Pare I" '''i
Cs,.,,. .srca.~l, p'sy ,ng ~ a. allowance v"' 81
/ Al. re,.nn.I estate Of hst ia's h ''b'"1-
/ Osdusd. That The si'd pe'h' n"' s'' ""'', 70
n, -. ,,,.,..,s,i, h, c,u.,,E copy 81 tbs
..,i,,t,I. pull,.hei thtc- wr - snccr'."eh ~
-. o,c.,I Ib,n...rAt printsi 1t Pans. ihai ihrl
,",, appear sts Probate C'"a't y h' bell AZ Pa
/ a.. ~ All COUNTY. nn the ths rus',lay ~ lu"s
ns,t. a, nin. o'cl.k 10 thu prrts'n, 'ni 'h~s
/ c,u.., II an, The, have. wh' ihc 81" 'h""d
! not - gnalel. ,,.,,.,,, 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

To the iioporahL Eli.h, Winter, Juise 81 Pro.
bat. fot the C0uniS ~ ONiori:
NyIi.LlAM ". HALL, administrator II the
w ..tais al John kel.ey LATE Of Mexico. "a
.aid Couaiy. Decreased. respectfully reptc.rnt'
Th,, the p-'.oaal estate 1t .,'d d-ces.~d .. no,
.uiiic,e TO pay the just iela. which he o~cj at
the iiaSc II h,s d~sih. by the .am II oas hurdrsi
and ifty dait,D. Your TstItIo"sI ths'-iOIr rr',.
that ,Osf ilooo' ~oali graz, h,m l'ora." u sell At
publ,c of private sale, All coa'e, all q the real
estate 81 ..i dcc~s.rd 10, the psyment 1T said
Isis, aud .nc idsstsl charges. spi charges Of al.
Inin,.irai,oa. WILLIAM W. HALL
OiroEb, s.-At Court ofrrolaie held nj Ia.
t,., w,ihin sni iar the C"uniy Of Oxford, oa the
third TUESDAY or MAY, A.p. i-"i'
ia the isfrgo,ng T-iu,on ofdetcd. Ihai the
.aid I-iiionsf give 'oi,ce 10 all person. 'n'srr,t.
eel b, causing copy Of h.. rc,i,'on With ih'. o.
,leT thereon. To H. Published thr. week. soccr'.
.,,rk IN the OsioTd Dc,nUcTat,a ns~spapd pfini.
81 At Pans. ~ .,id Cont, that they Ins, APPEAR
at Probate Cou,t Co. L. held al rari. on the third
Tp.,di, II Jaas aest at nisc O'clock N the iotr'
sooa. aad .hrs Csa,.-. II sny hey have. Why III.
sane ,houli MT L. grs"isd.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
4 tue copy--aIte.U is. lioIus. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The -.b.eti., hsrsb, s''e. pao'e n'"', ~"
n. IA. l-.. dol, appoiaisd by the N"'"''",
Judge Of Probate GT the Couri' 81 "N,''' ~
assumed the Iru.t ol administering o. ~ '''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
zrInIrs Mos, hl. ID sgra.r.

4. .,id Countv. ,i,r,a- ~, ~ e,y'sg bad .. inc
i.s directs. lie Therefore r-'rE'-'' Az p''''''
y, no ,r- indebted to The s.tite 81 'aii d'''s'rs
&, make imm~iiaie r,, a'eni tni those "h' HA''
an, demand. thef,on a. .sh,b' The .imetr
H., n. 1851. NATHI. GEREi>N.Jf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

OSrosp, 49, Alta cOsrt 81 Probate held at
raf,s, With ~ a.d ior th. couniy IT oNi"id. on
the third ! 'u..d-, 81 MAYA ID. 1861.
Ia the loIeg ,iug p-',I'on.
Ordo'd, That ih, ,ad psiil'onef gi'" notice
10 all perez n, interested ., cao.ing cop, at he
psti,i"n ~ IT this order IheI~r" :" ~ pubh'h'd
three sr. a. .ueos..i,sk 10 the DSiofd Democrat
us~.pa' ler p5Ialsd at paIis IN said Count, that
,hsS ui,y api.,,r at n Probate Court ~ H. held
a, fsfi.. 90 The third rur.d'y OF june newt, At
nine of che click lathe lo',a0on, and .Aes canse,
u an, he, have. ~h, iis same ,hoah Mt L.
giant H. kLisiiN WINTER, Jsds''
Al . cop,-.li..t. J. =. lioHBs, R,gsIU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
LANES rIuiRRIrE Ate Of Aadpver

an aid C,uo,,. i,ce,s.d. ~ .,'ing lstd 40 mo
Lac ,it,.ct.-hr thsniuIr I,qursis ai' "''"n' NO
A.. ,nLrlarI 90 iht estate 4 .ali deceased 70
,,k, immediate ps,nrnt at ih"'" ~h' nave
,,, ,l.n,,.I. Ih.rson, t. exhibit tn save %
~ %, i.li Ip-EpIl l.. CHAPMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The Sahsorhr h,r,h, .l't. lubii. ,s''.' so
ne h.. ben ,ppoinlsl b. the lIonofa'ae Jn'sr &"
Probate. f,r IN. Coan', II oNs'f'', ani '''a"'"
AZ. t,v.t ~ -l,n,n,.trlior 9th estate ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

70 the hoao,able Judg. ofp,ol-le Csr the coan-
IN 1T DNioti
II uMbii rsp..sn'.s JOHN \. IlEWEl
81 Aado'.T. ~ ,sid to'H'iy, that be :. the
.on Of J1hn iiescS u - Il tnpysr 10 .a'i coun.
~, ~hs died oa ia. th,dy.hrsi d,S " J'na'ry
Al. lsbi inies:sts, .,ilsd sna bo.s.ss.d 81 ~ al
estate. go"i' all ohar-h, rights aai credits.
which Daght IT, 10 .dmia,,Is'sd according o. law.
Wh''rt,'- N'.r ~ ti,rprI pas that 'dm'a.siTa.
i,oa e sa,d estate may L. granted 10 Caleb D.
Poo. b. d-cinn the trust.
C.disei at '.ndo,-f. this s'n,,eth lay oil
May. A.D. ls6l. JOHN n. ilEWES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The .,b.cr,ber hereby give pablo notice that
h. IA. boea dnly appoial,d b, the lionorAbl-
Ju,i4, al Probate far the Cpnaiy Of osio"d, 'ni
,..,nel the tru.I Of administrator VI tho s-iAe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
OLIVER +. PROCTOR late OF canloa,

OLIVER u. FKptIbt late ~ 'ah'ou'
in .aiI Coaats drSsa,oi, by g'''"s 'h,ai 80
the Law directs, H. therefore rrI"r't. al per-
500. ~h, are Indebted 10 the estate Of 'am de-
ceased, 20 make Immediate payment, AND those
.ho have any d,nipi, ihr-on to EXHIBIT INC
san- u ,,,,,,,,,,
Nav ~, 1861. JOHN ". piSHON'
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TIINTTN WNTEN. JWdgr'
A ,,u. eopy-aiIr.l. J. =. IiUHBs, Register.

O,porp. s.-M Cont 81 Probate held at Ia.
30, within anil fr the Couoi, "fosh''d. on the
,h,Id Tuc.d,y ~ Nav Al. fsoi.
1 - WOODBURY.. guardian Of Lau's \.
n Drsn. m,so' chili anil hs'r Il John b".n
late ofran., ~ sad Caaniy. drcsa''i, h,'as
pr,,~nis'l b.. haal aoeoa"io g".r'l'an'lip OF 'a'd
ssfI ut alksucs;
Or,stsd. That the ssii guardian give notice u
al rs,.nn. iarts,lUl b, ciu.ing r'Iy II hi.
order h. h. puhl,.hei three weeks s'crrs'i'rI,
in the ONiod Democrat pf,sird ii Pau. that
thsy ma, appear at prOititr Cousi ." IT, nod
al Pafi. ~ .,L cyunly. 90 the thWi Ns-tay oi
Jane neSI. q, nin- o'cL.ck 10 The ioSru--'-, anl
she. cause. " any they have, WHY the s,mr
shsald not bc al1se'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
NAII,IA DUDLEY late Of PAR.

IN said coaot,. jec.s.ed,by giving bod a. the
Law diisd.. IIs therefor. requests al person.
sho are ia.bs-l 10 tke estate Of sa,d dec.a.ed to
make Immaculate payment; sni those VII, have
,py ,i-n,nd. thereon To- .shihit ta- sane o.
Ma, -, Is6t. CHARLES 10. CURTIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

THE subscriber hereby giVe,publ notice that
| he h.- bcen dolly appointed blythe honorable
Judge ofprpb,tc lor the canGt, oiONiofi' 'nd
,..nmed the tru.tof executor Of the last Will add
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

o,ToSp, So Ala Court ~ Probate hsld At Par.
o., within ,ui tpT tho c'un,, "f O>ip'd. on the
,hid Tas.,i,y IT Wy, A.D. ts6i
DAVID T.. fAKR w, adn'ni.irdn' ~ the
-.t.t. ~ BLar-r >nsIl. D.. lle Of iisrinl
~ .,ii C..,niy. d-cra.-,i, having P'e'cn'si h'
-.,oad ,nI 6a,i account oi sirn'n,.'rsi'oa OF the
s,i.ic IL al ,lr.sa..d lpf ahI~aace:
Omsrr,l. thai The sal Adn'a'siraio' give
n,ios a. al cf.ons ,nlsrr.icl 10, causing copy ~
ia. osirr - H. p'dd'.b-i ihf'- ~ccs' '"''~'-
.so., ,a.ihe osi.Oi Drnpcrit, p'''-ri Al f,f''
10 aid C.,unt', that ihsy nav apl-7s 81 = ''''
l.Als couu 10 IN bell at Pace ~ AL '"aNN'
..n ~. th.rl Tuesday of jan p-Ni. At nnc ol ih'
,L,rA 40 IN. f,s.pn, ,al .l,-~ cause II any taey
have, WHY the ..m- n all Mt b. albssd.
ELISHA WINTER. Juigc.
A I'm. r,nx-nIIr.. y IInAA.. kryI.lrT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

THE .ub.cube, hrr,b, give. public notice that
teen daly appsniEIsI b, the honorable 'hdge
~ Probate f,r the Counly Of O>fofd, and assumed
The .n.l u executor Of the last vii aud tesla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
TIsINITN WV NV 1"'s'
A true copy-atte.i. ] =. iloHH,. Register.

O,ToNp. s.-N \ Coat ol PIO'"r hr'h q, va
-, WITHIN ani ipS the Cssy ~ oNi1rd, On
an. ,htsI Tu--.I., ~ Nav. \. ID. t-oi.
IYENEY &, REED, executor of The last vii
snd t.-i.a,sn, II Jared VI. hirs, lat" ~
Nof~a, IN .ad County, dccra.ed. having IT''
.e.i.,I h,. hf., soco~s Of sinn'isl'oa Of the go
tote Il .l,i ,-c~,.ed &c allos,"cr;
O,lysl. that Cd. .s,d executor give soilr- ~
al p.t.ou. interested, by e,a'iag copy ~ this
order a. IT, published IN the osfpfd D-nn"ct'',
p,,a,.I at rsr,.. tia. they nv, sppeu si q Pc.
l..i. Caur To- h. hold-n at Paris ~ .i'd c'nn'N
90 Ih. Ihifd TUESDAY at Juns WcN, Nc n.'- 81
The clock ~ the io'rooon, and she - cause " sny
the, have shy the ,aur .ho-iLi ~, u. 'Nased'
ELISHA WINTER Judge.
A True eopy-aiIr.i. J. =, IiUHBs, Rrg,.i.T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The .abscrbcr hereby give. public n1tice Thai
he ha. been dul, appointed by the Iiln9r'h'"
Judge VI Probate Tor the Co,niy OF OniJrd' aHi
assumed the trust ( administrator Of the estate OF
LEWIS RECORD late 81 BssAL"ld
10 aid Ceaaty, deoes.ed, Ls giving load ~ the
Law directs. III. thereLFe request. al person.
Who are inlebiei Ia the ~sts,e u said deor''ei
ia mai, immediate payment. ani those Who have
any ,lsn,.neI. thereon TO exhibit the sane %
d. oi. 1851. DAVID l.. FARI,AR.
The ,ol-criber hereby give. public notice ia
he hs. been ialy appointed by the honof,b's1ui's
of Probate ior the COuniy 81 O,iofd. and assomed
the uu.i IL Executor Of the last ~ill and Tesla
lneni Of
ISAAC cops late Of Norway
In said County. decreased. by giviny b,ad the
iay dir-cts. lie therefore r-,se-'- Az psf-,as
Who are isdsb,ed to the estas Of 'a'i dee.a'ei 70
ma. Immediate paynssat; and those who have
ann demand. thereon TO exhibi, the sans 10
May q, 1851. ANUS U. hoh'.
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A,pe oopy.-auss. J ;. lions,, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
O,yosp, r.-,taC Court II Probate hsld at Ia.

4 irUr oopy-siIe'i
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A,ue oopy-a,,s., j, $. llOAE,. Register.
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EII~TN WIN bN, J"TRr'
Ai,se copy-.ue.ti J. =. Iioss' R'si''sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
AFFAIRS AT FREDERICK.

Mail Correspondence Of the Associated Pres
FREDERICK, September Il, p. m.-lmmmedi-
atelF after the farce was gone through with YES
terday afternoon OF calling the roll and adjourn
ment, an unusual stir took place in this comma
nifty Companies Of the Wisconsin Regiment
were observed passing through the city in differ
ent directions, and soon IL found that the city
was walled In 90 FAR az an outlet was concerned
No one could pass out without pass from the
Provost Marshal, whose ONCE was soon crowded
with an excited throng Of people, who had been
stopped and turned back. In the meantime, Lieu
tenant Carmichael, OF the Baltimore police, was
moving quietly about with his oracers, accom-
panied by squad Of military, making arrests-
commencing with ofnceu Of the Legislature, and
especially the Clerks, who contended that they
would keep theiegislative machine going until
a quorum should arrive
The Clerk Of tie House, Milton Y. Kidd, and
his assistant, Thos. n. Moore, could not be found
until late In the evening, but they were finally
arrested.
The Clerk Of the Senate, Mr.. Kilgour, and his
L assistant, Mr.. Csrwick, were also found after
| much difaculty, and taken 10 the same deslins-
ton.
Messp. Gordon and McCubbin, Of AIIegsny,
were next taken; and soon Messu. salmon and
Durant were In durance vile. An effort was then
made to find Messrs. Kessler and Mills. At late
hour Mr.. Kessler was arrested, but Mr.. Mills, at
last accounts, had not been taken The aim OF
the officers was to arrest all members who voted
for Mr.. WallisS famous report; about 30. 900
copies Of which were yesterday seiIed and appro-
Priated for camp uses, a. being reasonable doc
ument.
During the afternoon the Union members Of the
Senate and House met in caucus, and resolved
H thSt the aeti0n Mt he a..
| sembling, having virtually brought the Legisls-
| ture to an end, they would return to their homes
and not again attempt to reasonable. Mr.. Long
was, in the meantime, delegated to prepare a
brief statement TO be signed and published by
the members present.
The arrest Of the clerks will prevent them from
calling the roll, and 30 the Legislature 10 at an
end. Several Of the most noisy and active seces-
sionists in town have been arrested. The pris-
oners remained in the guard-house all night, aud
will be removed to Fort McHenry in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
sKIRNIsH AT sKsIcA.

fSss>~C@~S j
SENECA, Nd, Sept. l7.-Capt sponable, OF the
New York 3ith Regiment (col. L.dew), and eight
men crossed the Potomac last night below here
near DsrbyS mill-for a Reconnaissance In Dixie
While scouting, they fell In with squad Of % or
30 secessionists, when q sharp skirmish snsued
On ourSide, Corporal Bob Gracey .vss killed and
Corporal zugg wounded We have no means OF
ascertaining IL the Confederates Lost any men, but
have good reason 70 believe they did When our
little force retrested 10 the river, they discovered
that the Confederates had stolen their boat. They
were obliged TO swim the river, and this morninx
all but two have come In. Corporal Zuxs IA a
French veteran, and acquitted himself admirably.
de swan the river with bis gun and equipments
on bis back, although he was suffering from a o.
we're wound in the cheek.
This morning a section OF the Rhode Island bat
terry, under Lieut.. Tompkins, threw eight or ten
shells into body Of Confederstes opposite here,
supposed TO have among them the parties who at
lacked our boys last night; and the scsmpering
was beautiful to behold
Brig Gen Stone 10 now acting Major General,
having command Of Gen. 6Ormsnr and General
Lander's brigsdes.
Fletcher Webster has one Of the finest regiment,
Of Massachusetts, boys In this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
FFou Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, Sept. IA message from Gov
McGofin communicates 10 the House a tele graph
ic message from General ZOlicofer, announcing
that the safety Of Tennessee demanded the occu-
patton Of Cumberland and Three Long noun
tains, Kentucky. That he had done 80 and should
retain the positions until the Federal forces are
Withdrawn and their camps broken up.
The Governor also transmits q message from
Lieut. Governor Reynolds Of Missouri, asking
what course Kentucky intended to take, conse.
quent upon the Federal occupation Of the Missis-
siPPi, below the mouth OF the Ohio, and viola.
ting Kentucky's neutrality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
FROM KANSAS.
The Fight between Rains and Msntgsmery,
near Fsrt Scstt.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16-The Leevenworth, Kansas,
papers OF the 18th instant give the following ac-
counts Of the late engag eme Mt between Rains and
Montgomery. On the ID instant q rebel force of
six hundred under Rains, approached Fort Scott,
and seized eighty mules belonging TO the govern
ment, killing the teamster. messenger was
dispatched 70 Montgomery, who had Eve hundred
men.
He pursued Rains for eleven miles, killing sew
eral OF his men, when coming upon the main
was provided with cannon, while Montgomery
had only one howitzer. The fight lasted two
hours, when Montgomery slowly retreated, keep
Ing up running fight until nightfall. The enc
my was reported, by the prisoners taken, TO have
numbered two or three thousand
Twenty-three negroes had been declared free
under Fremont proclamation, being the property
Of a rebel leader
Colonel Cook, with 1sO0 regulau, left Fort
Lorraine, on the ID instant, for Fort Leavenworth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
SkIrmish at Sharp,burR.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Baltimore Amer

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana
sHARPsBURG, Md, Sept 16-A skirmish &C.
CURED near this place on Friday and Saturday
last On Friday the Rebels appeared in large
numbers In Shepherdstown and commenced firing
muskets, and killed a valuable horse. The LOYAL
troops returned the Ere from this side, with IL In
supposed. some effect. After a short time the
Rebels brought out several cannon, when Col
Anderson displayed two Of his guns, which he
and opened with ball and grape, which soon
silenced the Virginia battery and DESTROYED seve-
raj houses. flag Of truce was sent from the
Rebels proposing cessation Of firing, and since
then all is quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
Threatened Attack on Paducah

CAIRO, Sept. 16.-A deserter from the rebel
camp at Columbus, KY, reports that on FRIDAY
last the rebels, numbering 10000, under General
Johnston, had marching orders. Their destins.
ton was Paducah. He also reports that Jeff
Thompson's forces are at Belmont, Mo.
The crew OF the steamer John Gault which
was seized by the Government few days since
at Paducah, were released yesterday.
A force Of 500 infantry, with four pieces OF
Capt. Taylor's Light Artillery, under command
OF Col. Oglesby, made reconnoissancetbelow
Norfolk, Mo, on Saturday, and saw 300 rebels,
who fed on the approach Of our troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
The Maryland Legisiature-A Qusrsm net
Present

FREDERIck, Sept H.-This IL the day fixed for
the meeting Of the adjourned special session ofthe
Legislature. So far, not more than twenty five
members Of the two Houses have reached here
Both Houses will meet and adjourn till to-mor-
row The impression is they will be unable TO
either adjourn, finally, or transact business for
want OF quorum.
SECOND DISPATCH
FREDERIck, Sept. IL, P. M.-The House met al
one O'Clock. Messs. Salmon, Kepler, Gordon,
Nackubbn, Jones, OF Talbot, Straughn, 0urant,
Mcintyre, Long, Leene and Miles answered to
their names. Messu. Fiery and Male were In
town, but did not go TO the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Long, the House adjourned
till noon to- morrow.
SENArE.-The Secretary, Mr. Kilgour remained
In the Senate Chamber until two O'Clock, when,
no Senator appearing, he called the roll, and an.
nsunced the Senate adjourned till noon to NOR
row.
Messrs. Kimmell, Nuttle and Bradley were the
only Senators In town. They declined entering
the chamber until some Of their colleagues arrive
who are expected tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
The Illinsis Press on the Presidents Letter
to Fremont

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 10 The Tribune (rep Of
ibis morning contains severe article on the Pres
idents letter to Gen Fremont saying that IL takes
away the penalty Of rebellion and leaves the war
q mere scheme for mutual assassination
The Post independently also condemns the let
Ter, fearing IL will have a bad effect in Missouri
and believing that backward steps at this time
will lead to no good result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18

o. ssa I'd sFksss t.f .sv s.,s;;s w..A
sSsis;S HSSs:gg en- s 4 ssS B !. Ee
csptedJ an O'Clock and 1. O. conoces- cor. aifh,
saa Bs.l stss Gssrssto 3, =. e'sloct esarnins
nroash % Poolssylls; Tussdsy ., fblrsdays and
s: q ln Fr'd'rot ''s'iSSEP re- SSooIEsY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18

NofIcE District OF Columha Advertisements
70 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
st and forwarded from THE STAR once.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'Clock p
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
nturIIylrpoIsTMkSrs

The President this morning made the follow.
Ing appointments for q new Kentucky brigade
now ready 10 take the held, a. portion Of Gen.
AndersOns command:
MAJ. W. Ward, Of Kentucky, Major General
fina RegimeHt-JOhn n. Ward, ef Bowling
Green, Ky, Lieutenant Colonel; Jas. n. Carlisle,
Major.
Second Regiment-Ed. II. Hobson, Colonel:
John Carlisle, Lieutenant Colonel WIN. Hobson,
Msjor.
Third Regiment-Wsde velsgss. Colonel; z
Edwards, Quarternasteri ,. %. williams,
Commissary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
Anniversary Celebration Of the Attention OF
the FEDERAL Constitution.

PHILLpRLPHIA, Sept 1.-THE celebration Of
the anniversary Of the Federal Constitution was
marked here by firing salutes at sunrise and at
noon. The Home Guards paraded, mastering
5000 men, and escorted the orator Of the daV
Hon George M. Dallas, TO Independence Square
Before the procession reached that point however,
copious shower OF rain fell, but without affect.
ing the ardor Of the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-18
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,

sr. LOUIS, September ls.-The Pony Express
has arrived, and brings news that an emIgrant
party, numbering a hundred persons, and en-
bracing women and children Of four families,
were mastered by the Indians at Grove Lake, on
the northern route. There are no particulars
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NEWS
ANOTHER MALICIOUS SECESSION

CINCINNATI, Sept. Is-Last night the train con-
tanning portion Of Col. Torchinb Nineteenth
Illinois, passing bridge near Huron, Indiana,
fell through, killing ten or ffteen, and woundIng
In the neighoorhood Of one hundred. II 10 be-
heved that the bridge had been weakened by
malicious parties
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Reported Advance Of Gen johnson, with n
Force Of over Thirty Thousand r. ebeIs, &c
CFoss the Patomsc

DARNEsTowN, September 16.-Report are cur
rent here that Gen. Johnson is moving up on the
Virginia side Of the Potomac, with strong army,
intending to cross the Potomac
Some reports state his force az high thirty We
or forty thousand. IL he essays the attempt, how
ever, his advance will be metin a becoming man
ner Gen. Banks is fully prepared for emergen-
clos. - -
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General Mcclellan and staff spent the entire day
yesterday In Virginia. During the morning he
reviewed the brigade at Fort Ellsworth, and in
the afternoon the brigades composing the division
under command Of General Porter Secretarfes
Seward and Cameron, and Assistant Secretary
Scott, accompanied by the ladies of their families
together with General Mcdowell, were among
the gratihed spectators.
The Mcclellan Dragons, Capt. Chas Barker,
Of Ill, the body gaurd Of Gen. Mcclellan now
one hundred and thirty-fYe strong, are to be in.
creased to one hundred and hftY-eIght with
change OF uniform, In accordance with the wishes
of the General. After the latter review, a cola
ton was served at Gen Porter's quarters In order
to afford an opportunity to introduce the officer,
under his command to Gen. Mcclellan
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One Of Jshn Browns Men Killed

ST. LOWS, Sept. l6.-Among the killed by the
Coppie of the John Brown raid notoriety together
with i've or six men with him, who Were en- route
TO join Montgomery's Kansas regiment.
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is II POSSIBLE that any Soldier can be so foolish
g. 20 leave the city without supply of ollow
Ointment and Pillsi Whoever does so will deeply
reSros e These medieines are, the only certain
eoarvs. Only Is cents per bex or POI. 90 i2-iW
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Six New England Regiments.

BosToN, Sept 10 General Butler had an inter-
view to-day with Governor Andrew and Senator
Wilson, and will Immediately set about raising
six New England regiments for special services.
Mass meetings will probably be held In further
ance Of the object. =
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tDThorgh TIE srAR II printed on the fastest
Scam press IN use so1th Of baltimore, In edition
II 80 large n % require II 10 be put 10 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il o'clock m; otherwise they may
los appear until the next day.
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w COAL AND WOOD.

\" COAL AND WOOD.
w Have on hand and constantly recevirr
large guam ties Of all kinds Of Coal which We are
selling at low PRICES for cash We have nov ahost
less when taken direct from vessel.
Also, Oak, Hiokory and Pine Woe, q low
se lift Cornsr Il and I've IA sts.