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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Tmap RIsT5,fI couErs clTY " EEW oRLEANs IY
nv VIRTUE Of am alias writ OF seizure
trct Court OF New Orleans the above entitled cause viii
proceed To sell public auction the City Hotel CoraoD
street, between Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY
* eskT4s 81 together with
all the buildings and Improvement. thereon rights Ways
and snse lying and being in the Fourth Btcs Of This I
city = the square bounded by Jackson g. Thomas Gate Fu
toni Philip and Chippewa streets which said portion ground
american neasureJ GO feet front on Jackson
street, By 40 feet in depth, between parallel lines.
story kitchen attached the house. wes,oy badng the
rear. bath house, cisterns. gardens. etc.
The whole plan made by G. A. DeArnas Deputy
veyor General Of this State dated Nosember H. 1861 and
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Caah on the spot, 5
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
TRoIsIExE CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NELLIE
de GfhEeF v, LYNN x a, W.
AN VERTU dun alias writ de saisie ct
Ia vente moi adresse Honorable Trseme Cour de Dis
thct de la Nouvelle Orleans dams aire cdessus procede
rale MARDI "a de decebre 1861 midi Hotel de la Cite
okSN 81 as dsn lie
jackson, st. Thomas tcdevan Fu,ton) Philippe Chppews
laquee portion de tere esure Sc pieds
pouSes dc face "a jackson 30 pieds proondeu
TIE lignes PARALLELS.
trouvent CONSTANT maison bs deux eages
cuisine deux etsges aeDan la maison. base dsux
etages dams lie fond sale hahn cuves, jardi etc. etc.
LIE tout suvant plan dresse c. A. deAmas d6puk apen-
teur general de Get Eat date du 10 Is deposit
an bureau d. Sheriff pour recours.
Salsie dams paHare ci-dessus.
JOHN p WALDEN
n2dj7 "a Sheriff de Ia Paroi- d. Orleans
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AUCTION SAT,ES.


0pALDlhG LOT ON NEW LEFEE. NOW PETER STREET
heat the soraparu Market, Fourth District at auction
-'i7' 81" BY J. B. WALTON, s|
F.. AuctIoneer--Ofce, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, Dec. 4, 1861, Mt IL o'clock
% =, tns and AuctoneerS Exchange. told Post
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District in the souare
onhhed by Rousseau, Phlip Soraparu PEERS Streets
measuring IN American "a feet Peters
Bou ia ieet inches and lines Side, and about III
ieg n 5 inches and lines on the other.
a. ol 10 IN the immediate vicinity Of Soraparu Market and
ahod most gbe Bite for the erection Of certain
pay handsone Interest On the Investment.
-One-third cash balance credit Of 0. 10
ana 10 months in the Of the purchaser own order
bearing Six per cent rent and eight per eventual
est! win special IN rtgage until final payment. ~
Act sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public the
pense of the purchaser - ~ - - d5
DESIRABLE DWELLING WITH 2 LOTS OF GROUND
NO. A69 First street, between Apollo and Bscchus.
BY H. M. VAN sOLINGEN,
VIZ. SYER, Auctioneer,
Office-No. 20 Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, the 7th instant, at IL o'clock
NJ at the Mefchants and Aactioneers Exchange will
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with The
improvements therein in the square comprised within First
poio acchus and Philip street Said lots 80 feet
'front.' on First street. by depth Of U feet inches
parallel lines The improvements consist
and attic house containing four and hail. kitchen and
dining oom cerns and outhouses. Also story dou
bic kltchen
9B~fsRMs-One-thrd cash assume two notes. one for
$50 FILLING due In April 1862 bearing per Interest,"
other for S2 No. falling due this 22d epember without
eest lance by note at one bearing mortgage and
cent. interest
Ats Of sale before VIM. L. Poole Notary Public at
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CHARTEK OFTI1E CALHOUN MARINI
" ASSOCIATION. r' ~ 81
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
a STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
City of New Orleans
Bsior. %atsr aek Peters Notary Paeis and
duly commissioned and pesenc the
who that ayai ins themselves q The Act
~ nj; h,
the hrs. day March, erh hundred and xty-one they
s ss f. an s9o I'D I'd to
.>'s ' ARTICLE FIRST:
This Corporation shall be known by the and title of
The Calhoun Marine Associat on and its domci fixed in
me me- Guy OF new 'f' aRT1cLE SECOND.
The for which this Association formed for the
sSS e.
Seas bays rivers niets ETC Of the s9 Of MsS
Go and Adjacent waters IN matters Of pabe utility 81 her IN
vate lawful ends and objects t.. @-
officer. the Association shah be Prestden, Vice
President and an and which offices
be ee ed as provided s p il Arti E SS1h
President of ha Association shai be the proper ecer
whom 'i'' q Sfs5 FFTT be served
The capital stock of the Association consists in the
PIP by hi Ba4R 5es n p % h
Ella and Mermaid, lying in this port which divdei
~ ''->''e- .S' ARTICLE SIXTH.
composed Of the President the Vice esident and the
Rotary and Said officers shall he annually
The nd Tnesdy November Of each year by majority
Willie" "'"' 6 ''' '" AR STieS.f SEVENTH.
This Corporation is formed continue for the of five
years but dissolved before sad time with the
lhreefourth Of the stock represented meeting called for
No oc,od. ; AR sI L. n E5G ia any .non
ysnd his unpaid subscrpt IL, n, T. ,1yru
Df
0n and 70, me egy OF on and transfers Of os hp a. all
time nave access. ..
The Executive Committee adopt such Rules Re gula
tons and ByLaws they think proper aud appoint
Regatons the apponmn
Of and at They may also sell
Association purchase hire other vessels whenever they
The stockholders in amount and may perform any Other acts
under SAID hory of lawful nature in connection with the
~ ''' ARTICLE Eleventh.
ana
uy se aid ssp s at ny n h s stock
pose which meeting the qudators shall the pc
powers qudaors purpose-the whole
by resolution and with the consent of majority of the
'Ies' = ARTICLE TWELFTH t7.-.r
If the subscribers should die before the expi-a
vvp4. o G % and he % s
ca,io the Of such death SHALL in be ap
said Sess Should be sos By hs fS
either less than their cost the deficit the
shall be charged credited raeaby
legal Of the deceased party parties and the
vivors. a4
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH. -gl 3D., ..-
De Te o e s. ess S @ are end h
and set opposite to The names of each respectively,
Thus done and passed. my office at the sad CITY of New
Orleans presence Of Pacde Benyenu James W. Dnpes-
sis wnesse, Of lawful age and domicisted in this city
herennto sign their together with the said parties
Notary on this twelfth day of November thousand
eight hundred and siXy.one.
Original, signed by the parties.
p. BIENVENU,
JAS. W. DUPLESSIS. 0-=
WALTER II. PETERS, N. P
certify the foregoing to be copy the original
in my current records. WALTER H. PETERS, n. P
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
of New Orleans.

THOMASF. PATTON and ISAAC
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT A. SMITH w. THEIR CREDIT
! ORS AND THE CREDITORS
OF New Orleans. OF PATTON, SMITH 4 PUT
RY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an
- order OF sale rendered November s. 1861 directed
by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of Orleans
ton at the City Hoe Common street between Camp and
o'clock NJ: '' ~ =
A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve ~
mentS thereon situated in the city of New Orleans the @
square bounded by Prytania Nsyades, Erao Clio GI
streets, and designated lot No plan by De-
pouy, and deposited plan No. s7 in the late office Of
Theodore Guy9l to which succeeded e. Bouny the said lot
DEPTH between parallel lines and being bonded in the by
an alley feet width said border
Jig thereonal of which will fully appear by reference
city, dated July Is, 1860.
TERMS-Cssh on the spot. .....
f. T. PARKER,
nlS d. II Sheriff of the Parish d
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NEw ORLEANS AND Bayou SABA MAfL Co.,
November 10. 1851. !
4S-Vhe Stockholders of he New Orleans
and Bayou Sara Mail requested meet at the office
ofthe Company, SATURDAY. 2st of december. Detwe
the hours OF 10 A. NJ ?. NJ proposed
amendments to ihe Charter Of the Company.
EUGENE LANOUE, President.
y. j. POWELL, SeG'y. I'd
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~~-~~~~~~~>~-~~~~-~~~-~-
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT SUCCESSION OF HENRY MYER
Of New Orleans No. 1856
WHEHEAS, Elizabeth myer has peti-
w toned the Court Letters Of Administrator on lie an.
tate Of her late husband Henry Mer deceased ntesate
Noce hereby given TO all whom it may concern show
should not be granted. ~ Fe
By order of the Court.
z. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEyxlE1E CouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE HENRY
de Ia NonyelIe-O ORLEANS MYER.-No 1856.
A TTENDU que Elizabeth Myer n presente
a pne petition a Conr enet d'obenir les Iet,res
la succession de feu epoux Henry Myer
decide inestat- - ~
Avis est par lie present dome que ceapeut
cerner davoir dadure dr. ors rasops naur les
qnees il ne serait pas tait drot Ia dite PETITION
Par orGre de Ia Cour
DIS IL r. NICHOT DGnpte Crafiar
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i. SHERTFF,s SALES.

sEcosp DISTRICT COURT CITY 0E NEW ORLEANS 81 vs..
RY VIRTUE ofa writ Of seizure and sale,
directed by she Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans In the above entitled eause to r. T. Parker
late Sheriff. and by said late Sheriff to transferred will
proceed to sell at public suction at the City Hotel Common
street, between Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY
January g. 1862, at IL O'Clock N. 1y
Second District SQUARE %, Ursunes Bourbon, Hospital
and Dauphne-3O on Ursulines and $50.
Third District, SQUARE r. Craps Love, Bagatells St. An
thony---32 on Balatee by 96. q III
Third Dsrct Enghsn Moresa Pert and casacaivol1s on
Third District, SQUARE r. Port Ferdinand, Craps and
Greatmen Ferdinand by 1911 So Ferdinand by IB6
Third District SQUARE 142, Lafayette, Goodchdren,
Morales and Port-29 on Lafayette by 1G3
Seized In the above SUIT, ? on =
TERMS-Cash on the spot. - ~
JOHN P. WALDEN,
of he Sh0for
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DEUx,ZxE CoUR DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NELLIE
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ORLEANS Us. J. B. DOL
HONbE-No 8,46.
EH VERTU dun writ de salsie ct vente,
~ adresse par PHonorabe Deuxeme Cour de District
de Ii Fouyele Orleans dams aae cidessns E. T. Parker
cdevsnt sheriff par lu ransferre 10 procedera e
LUNDI dc janvier 1882 midi rHotel de Ia Cite de
Ia Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magasins adu
dGation de Ia proprate don't suit Ia description. SAVIOR
Denxeme District, ILET g. Ursuines, Bourbon de Hopi
tai ct Dauphne--30 sur Ursulines ct $50.
Antoine-32 sur BagHteIle par 96.
Toisieme District Enghein Moeau, Port Casacavo-1l6
sur Moreau par 100 ll6 sur Casacalvo par 100.
Troisieme District LET H. Port Ferdinand Craps Grands
Hommes4 Ferdinand par l3l 50 Ferdinand l0O
TroiEiene District LET i42 Lafayette Bons Enfants Mo-
raes, Port-2g sur Lafayette par lob.
Sa.e dams raffafre cidessus.
CONDITIONS Compliant moment de REHABILITATION.
JOHN p. WALDEN.
d. 81 jas Sherii de la Paroisse d'Ur,eans.
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SECOND n,srsr Conn. CITY Of NEW TrT ORLEANS IA rs
ofSew Orleans SsS;!si d5 ! Breton Dssehapsiles5~
RY VIRTUE Of ! wit g seizure and sac
Orleans The smiled ~ vii proceed to sell
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY December IS 1851
THREE LOIS OF GROUND situate and lying in the First
Dsfs Of G s in the By Ram a
6
lfne s"G
lodges and advantages thereuno belonging in wise
SIZED n the above suit, rs
purchaser s The of two
BY defendants to The order Of themeyes and By
a 1gm dat he day of 1879
four from date with per from
maty until paid he balance Of the prce Of adudca-
ton cash on the spot
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
coDn D. $S p SE5s
4 5ss Dssebapsl'ss.'-so
par rhonosba Denzis@s dour Dc Dstst &c
LuNDI . Dc dscsm6re 1851, midi potei Dc d Ga,
10 vente pubque adjudication la propeta don't suit la
TR6s TKRRAINs snss dams lie Premier District de cee
vile dams e borne les Dryadea des Remparts in
par dS DE- 5 Les ats
terRins Sont contigus chacun amecane)
q peds pouces ct gnes de face la Dvades
protonde lgnes PARALLELS de e5 pieds pouces En-
sebe tous les droits privileges servdes
y attaches ct appartenant.
Saisie dams Pafaire ci-dessusS
assRmera lie Placement de deuX
blets de la de six pastes S6l chacnn
souscrit les dGendeurs orde endos
dates do fevrer 1859 ahes respectyemen
banque de- Ctoyens de Ia Lorsane ro ct quatre de
date avec cent dnttret Pan de ia date usqa eche
hut la dite echtance usqua ait
Placement ct la balance du dadjudicaon compliant
ment de radjudcation.
E. T. PARKER,
MO d9 % Sheriff de Ia Parosse dCrleans.
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pour la No. 26T.
Paroiss

pour Ia NO. NbI-
Paroisse dOreans.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Herf factas, 8
~ moi adrese par Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Seconde
de pax pour l natoisse d0reens dams paae cdesus,
procedera NENDREDl q dc decembre 1861 midi Pho
e de Ia Cite, de ia Commune lea DIES Magans
du Camp Ia vente encan de la proprete don't suit la
description savor-
UNCERTAIN LOT DE TERRE stue dams lie Premier Dis.
trict de cette VILE dams et No. borne par II st.
seP ne Tshonpouas Ct Feusher sur IN plan d.es.e
sure 30 ped de trent IL JOSEPH III peds
mes paraees de proondeur face Ia Foucer ct
rnant Pencoisnure des rues St. Joseph ct Foncher
Ensemble tontes les bases authorizations gu sy
trouvent CONSTANT en- nne maison en- briques etc.
Saise dams lafaire ci-dessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de naturalization.
MI d. II W. Fl. WATERS Constable.
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CONSTABLE,S SALES

CONSTABLE5S SALES.
->>>~>-->~~>~>~~~>~~~-~~-~~>~- -~~~~~>>~~~~~~~S
FEST psrscE,s cotRF, JOSEPH NELLY. VS.. MATHEW
Parish Of Orleans CALLAHAN.-No. 1898. -
RYVIRTUE of a writ of fiert faacins to me
directed BY the Hon A. G. Brics, First Justice Of The
reace IN and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
O'Clock NJ at warehouse 50 Julia street between
Magazine and Foucher streets
=. LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. .a
Seized IN the nbove entitled suit
TERMS-Cash the spot
P. H. DEGRUY, Constable.
PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAX JOSEPH NELLY VS. MATHEW
pour la CALLABAN-No 1o9s
Paroisse d'Orieans. \ N
EN yERTU FUN writ de fierf facias a moi
- adresse par Hon A g. Bce Premiere Justice Pax
cans CT pour Ia paroisse dnreans e procedera MERCREDI
lSme jour de decembre 1861 midi mon enepot No 10 ne
Julie entire les des Magasins Foche la yente p-
bliquede '' " ~ ~
uN LOT DE MEUBLES
Saisis dams Pafare dessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
d5 L Is p Fl DEGRUY Constable
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-Reerences-
Messrs Brrwn, Johnston l. Co g.
Messrs Hewitt, Norton i Co., 81.
Mr.. John Watt For JOHN D. JAMES
Mr.. s. B. Newman r
Mr.. J. G. Kicks, -., PED.
Col G Manuel z ely, White, lxor n p,vvv
Mr. JOHN A, RobAyts \ am
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ENOR SALE-A STEAM SAW MILL. MACHINERY
IN complete running order. Cylinder IL inches
stroke lever valves three cylinder boilers 80 inches
long, with slab and bunk slo Gr4t Mill Iath
Saving Machinery attached thereto Apply the premises
n Gretna, or 80 Exchange Alley.
es 3ms GusTAYE LEROY.
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Parish Of Orleans. ! No. 2067
RY VIRTUE of q writ Of fierf fecias, to
~ me directed by the Hon. D. MITCHELL Second Justice
the Peace for the parish Of oreAns will sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
Gimp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 9Th day Of
cembe 1861 at Il o'clock NJ the following described prop.
erty-
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First -.
District OF this city in the No. g. bounded by st.
Joseph Julia, Tchonotoulas and Foucher Streets I
plan drawn by A. Hedn architect dated 18th March.
said lot 30 front St. Joseph III
deep between parallel lines and front Foucher street,
which streets it forms the corner. -
Together with All the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting OF brick building, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
W r. WATERS Constable.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,

BAsK or NEW ORLEANS, !
september 30, lSdl :
RS-In conformity with the request of the
Governor thus Bank WAL be closed daily o'clock
M,
MORTIMER REILLY Cashier.
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9MtluIar N0tMes.


sdss. Z sInt Railronsd T., C9mPnny
81 S s y ~ S
e The Stockholders their legal
,...o-,,.-- ALFRED BoURGEs Secretary.
,,ss-Notlee-A Nesting Of the Society of the
IissDs ,,i SslS r. %
E' n'''r Of o''.
NEW ORLEANS CRY RAILROAD COMPANY,
sP-Agresably te Inc Charfsr The Gr III an.
ne ensuing twelve months. will be held Office on the
a Monday 81 pssenbe 10th instant between the hours
a9 to ---w WIN: S: sINNoTT, Secretary.
cd 49,. Confederate Leather Misunderstanding
November following Board Of Dreco1 n
William Henderson,
Hsrmon Dosne
+ N ! H. i'iTF sssF,
and at meeting Of Directors held the ID instant, the fol-
lowing oihcers were elccte' by the Boa d
M 5oss %asD k sss s9s
New Oreans Dec 4 L y. d5 I'm
So Dudley Lodge, No. GO. =. l. A. Nj THE
@ VIEW n
e,ok An election OF officers for the ensuing will then
ara. BY order of the w.M,
BANK OF AMERICA.
-, 20, The Stockholders are hersbv notified
by the CORPORATION that they are therefore, Individuality
a 8 80 ., =. DN AM. PORTER, Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT CoxrAsr,2
Ge inc h S sn s hs s'
ds ,ia6 N o. j. TiIsDALE, Treasurer.
SOUTHERN BAsx,
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n1SSOLUTtON-TH THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- totore existing under firm of rIERSON HARRI-
son expired by limitation mutual agreement LIST of
July, 1861: The will be only in liuudation
The undersigned will nnue the Manufacturing Clothing
Business for his own account, at the place.
WIN. II. PIERSON.
l.. opQtF
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I certify the foregoing to be
in my current records.
New Orleans. Nov. IL, 1861.
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RARBOT q WARMER HAVE REMOVED THEIR
IL office from q Commercial Place No. Carondeet street.
they will constantly keep and other
Goals at the lowest mar ke rates.
. BARBOT i WARNER.
New Orleans Nov. 81 1861. n2S If
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NOTICE-ALL PARTNERSHIP CONNECTION Be
In tweea the undersigned and JOSEPH r. SHANNON
ceased the 18th Of 0ctoee 1851 assuming the
partnership liabilities Of the steamers Golden Age B. W. Pow
ell, and Sallie Robinson, by written contract.
ne 3iinlQd VIM M WEBBING.
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This Company continues insure against the pes
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage by Fire. the
| rs.ae Of premium. s.sE E'3s + =
insurers IN the Union insurance Company are allowed th
privilege participating the profits the Company
Ing the 18th article charter they prefer dis
count of fifteen cent will be allowed their premium
Losses promptly and equally adjusted
A. CHIAPELLA, President.
JoHE n CRAWFORD, Secretary. - = : = ,
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FXCHANGE ON VIRGINIA, NORTH avn
~ south Carolina purchased Also, Uncurrent Bank Note
and Specie. Checks Richmond for sale.
BROWN JOHNSTON & CO,
nktf 40 Unicr street
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN DOLH0NDE hrm of Martin Cobb 4 Co.
a. 3. CHARPENTIER, firm of Lobit CharpentieS x %.
N. ]. cunts firm OF j. NJ. Rhorsr Co.
CARL KOHN, firm of g. Kohn Co., & N- 20 =
r. W. OGDEN, firm of Cusachs Ogden.
l. +: GENERES, arm Of Abat Generes 4 Go, rs .
VICTOR N. IGNAN. 4. q
JOSEPH DEYEOODT N... y
A, CHIAPEIL,A. Slams ar +, Is au16 trnvl
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,Hg- Fonfchnrtre I'm RaiIrond Company
oce 70 htork holders meeting held this day. the board
OF Directors declared senansl dividend Of four per
on the capital The earnings The Road payable
70 the stockholders their legal after
the 10th Instant - T. -. = ~
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THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

FTFTY.THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED.
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The business and affairs Of the Association shall managed
and Quoted by Executive Committee of three sockod
composed of the President the Vice President and the Sec
Rotary and Said officers shall ne annually
The nd Tuesday November of each year by majority
of the present meeting called and he'd upon simple
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CAL S0DA-lUU0 POUNDS.
" For sale by . -,-o,,-
de corner Gravier and New Levee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-30
Kentucky News-Reported Defeat of Gen.
Buckner.

LOUISVILLE, September 28.-Hon. Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee, is at Frankfort.
Agents are now stationed along the Ohio
River TO prevent the smuggling of arms into
Kentucky.
The Bulletin says five hundred troops from
TeIre Haute, Indiana, have gone up Green
River, Kentucky, and have taken possession
Of Locks Nos. l and 3. One shot was fired at
them, and the fire was returned, killing their
assRilants.
Many Union families have fled to Evans
vile, from the Green River country.
A regiment o. sfcavalry from Ohio has gone
into camp near Covingten, on the Lexington
pike.
Cynthiana, Kentucky, is occupied by the
Federal troops.
National flags were thrown to the breeze
from the Louisville Hotel and Gait House
to-day.
Seventeen Secessionists, among them Jas.
B. Clay and Colonel H. G. Harris, of Madison,
KY, were brought to Louisville this after.
noon and committed. A writ Of habeds corpus
in Clay's case has been issued, returnable be-
fore Judge CatrOn on Monday.
Benson Ormsby, lawyer of this city, was
arrested, but discharged on taking the oatt
of allegiance.
1t is reported that some of Buckner's mer
attacked the Union camp on Mud River, forty
miles from Bowling Green, under Colone
Hawkins. The Confederates were badly
whipped. The Union men are coming tC
Hawkinss aid from all directions, with shot
| guns and Kentucky rifles.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-30
From Nilsson =

Especial Dispatch to the st. Louis Republican,
JEFFERSON CITY, September 2S.-A mes
senger from Linn Greek, last night, says the
rebel depredations and plundering continue
uninterrupted there, and that every thing in
the place has been carried off. 1t is reported
that the Secessionists are stealing the negroes
of Union men. Senators Mills and Vernon,
and Rev. Mr.. Arrest, Methodist, are among
the leading spirits.
General Pope and his staff are here, and
Colonel Mulligan and his officers will arrive
tomorrow.
All intelligence is kept very close since the
arrival of General Fremont who goes to
camp with his staff and numerous retinue
tomorrow. When he will leave here is un-
certain, probably not before Tuesday OF
Wednesday next. He was serenaded this
evening.
A spy, who was attempting to escape from
the city on an up train this evening, has beer
arrested.
The opinion seems to be gaining ground
that the rebels intend to remain at Lexing
ton for some time, and prepare fora good en-
gagement there.