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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

DzurIEaE Corr De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE GIDEON
de Ia EonTee- ORLEANS. FOSTER No. 10 ,2i3.
Wis est par lie present dopne aux cream
IA de Ia te Succession que
celia peu deyo dednre dig jonrs dater dc
prssene publication les raisons pour e3qneles conpe
par xecuteur etamenaiTe de Ia dlte sGcce5si0n
raft point sppouve omologuG les onds mains
rEDaTtis commencement au dit compte.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. s-.--. ,
asi5 1924 - - F.. MICHOT Dsrute GreHfer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

Scoop E ps7T5s OF tDE9E Eos
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
show within days from the present notification any
they have why the account presented by the Testament
of bis should NeTao0gsteJ and
approved and nds distributed accordance herewith
E. AICHoT, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

SECOND DISTRICT couRr} s gCCEssIoN oFowEN
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
~ this and TO al other persons herein interested to
show within days from the present notification
they have or can why the by the Admin
traitor Of this should be hDmcOgaed and approved
the funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
-, ~ f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15
AUCTION SALES.

SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER Pul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

DEUS1ExE CoUR rE DISTRICT SUCCESSION de v1CToIRE
de Ia NouveileeOrleans. BONNIE, t. c.INo. 1872
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA de la die autres ersonnes
celia pent d6due dix dRter de
Ia prene Publication les rnisons esqnelles lie
Extcuteur Tesufntae de Ia die
erat point approuve hoeogus les fond mains
| repRrtis couormGnert an dit compile
Par orire de la Geur.
all4 1923 f. MICH0T, Deuute Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-15

sss JEFFERSON LAKE HQTEi4-BND OF
% arroion RR-Havng leased this delightfully."- situated
Ml House term Of years. take this means OF making
known the public that 1t has been thoroughly renovated
painted refurnsed and will be opened by the 4h OF
April Thankful patrons for tavors promise IN
every possible meet their Wishes should please
them give call. r,,r , m
Nc Ga nAR'L PEfEItS n Co.
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the Estate Of Frank and
Napoleon Nc Elroy, deceased,
Probate Court Nhnsto ra.nfn a,-,I T~~r, ls6l


Probate Court Shasta County, ig~ii Term, 1861.
1T APPEARING BY THE PETITION OF
II Dennis H. Dunn, Administrator of the estate of
the above named deceased, that there is not sufh-
eient of personal property in his hands pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased and the
penses OF administration and that il is necessary
sell the whole Of the real to pay such debts
and expenses Of administration it is therefore or
dered by the Judge Of said Court tha; all persons
interested be and appear before him, al the Court
room of said Probate Court. on
Saturday. the Ist day of fJune, 4. ID. 1861,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of that day, to show cause
why an order should be granted 10 said Admin
strator to sell all the real estate of the deceased to
pay such debts and expenses of administration as
aforesaid And II Is further ordered that q copy Of
this order be published, AT least four successive
weeks. in the Shasta Courier Il newspaper printed
and published in the town and county Of Shasta
j. t. LANDRUM.
County Judge,
And ex oficio Probate Judge
Shasta, April 2sth, 1861. my4:4t
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18
SHASTA COURIER.
LATEST PONY NEWS.
Dates to MAY 9th.

SACRAMENTO, May Is, 1861.
The Pony Express arrived at Carson City
this evening. The Sacramento onion has the
following:
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18

STEALING THE LIONS Observation-Disclosures
Washington. in his ardency to compliment
the Administration which gave him Office,
claims that the government of the Custom
House was administered during the years
1860 and 1861. for SS5. 900 cheaper than IN
the years 1857 and 1858, and manages TO
take little of the honor to himself. 1t Will
be remembered by our readers that Senator
Broderick was the author of all these reduc-
tions. and that the friends and strikers OF MIR.
W. and the party he served, bitterly cursed
the dead Senator for the reforms now claimed
as virtue-.San 4ndfeas Independent.
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18
MEMORANDUM BOOK FOUND.

"AS FOUND, NEAR MIDDLE CREEK,
w the 2lst inst, small leather Memoran-
dun Book, supposed to be valuable, and belonging
to R. Anderson. The owner can have it by apply
ing at this Office and paying charges of this aiver
tisemen;-
Shasta, March IS, 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18

The stars and stripes float from every build
ing in town.
The United States Marshal of Philadelphia
has given notice to the Presidents of railroads
running South from that city that no more
provisions for the revolted States can be
Skinned
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the Estate of Thomas
Flemming. deceased.

lToOute tctff, >Hdstu CUUNfy. -ipF1t Term, 1901.
1T APPEARING BY THE PETITION OF
i Dennis ii. Dunn, Administrator of the estate of
Thomas Flemming, deceased. that there is not suf-
hcient personal property in his hands to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased and the
penses of administration, and that is necessary TO
sell the whole of the real for the payment Of
such debts, 1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of
this Court that all persons interested be and appear
before him, at the Court of said Probate Court,
On Saturday, the Ist day of June, AID. 1861.
at II o'clock, \. NJ of that day, to show cause, if
any they have, why an order should not be granted
to the said administrator sell the real estate of
the deceased to pay such debts and expenses of ad
ministration as aforesaid. And it is further order
ed that copy of this order be published. at least
four successive weeks, in the Shasta Courier,
newspaper printed and published in the town and
county of Shasta
j. I. LANDRUM,
County Judge,
And ex oficio Probate Judge.
Shasta, April 2Sth, 1861. my44t
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18
HUCKS & LAMBERTS
CELEBRATED PATENT
H. & L. AXLE-GREASE.

4 CARD.-TIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THE
N pleasure of stating to their numerous patrons
and friends that they have been honorcd by the
committee of the Mechanics Institute with y
First Premium for the Unrivaled Axle Grease
Also, that the San Francisco Bay Agricultural
Society have awarded them their
FIRST CLASS PREMIUM
for the But however gratifying to the ad-
yertisers TO have their
HOME MANUFACTURES
thus distinguished. it is with greater pride they
state the fact that Notwithstanding the orewhelm-
ing importation of an article from the East assum-
ing their title) the demand for the now popular H.
l., Axle Grease has than doubled during
the present season. And whilst the manufacturers
offer their grateful thanks to all those friends to
California Produce" who have given them so large
an encouragement, they beg to say that no pains
will be spared in the future to sustain the wide
spread reputation which their material has acquired
of being the best and cheapest lubricating medium
for carriage Wheels 6c., introduced in Cali
fornia. HUCkS & LAMBERT.
Inventors and sole Manufacturers.
Nstoma street, San Francisco.
For sale everywhere. sP21:Sm
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18

Fort Adams, in Newport R. L. harbor is
said to be the largest and most formidable
fortress in the country. 1t cost about five
millions of dollars.
The Shasta courier., 1861-05-18

THE GREAT METRoPoLIs.-The' common
Council of New York have voted 81 900 900
to arm and equip regiments, and $780,
for the families of volunteers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
INSURANCE..

--~~--~-~~e~-
/xrrrcE oy THE Few YORK LrTR INSURANCE.
comnapy liz and ia Broadway AT an election Tor Ave
TIusses Of lie Fourth Glass held April 10 the fdHowins
VIM APPLETON,
DANIEL 2. MILLER,
RufSELL PART.
HBrkY !. eEAMAN, and
ROBERT =. COLLINS
The Board having heretofore decided 10 In full the tcrp
of ls46 vi and o. inclusive have resolved 70 oom
spce reds mption II Al ddends declared from 1880 %
p6O pcusIve BY paying % Per presenauoe OF csrt
this ONCE In merit wenent Of prcmuma and
Wrer snnuay hereafter on the Dirt Mondy March
BY order Of tho Board PLbkY EkA8mN, AesuAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

lsT REsIxRSrnEw YORK LtoHr ugAYrRv-HEAD.
quarters 81 companies ID and I, No en 1road sa tnnd
tiaely the hsadqu rs inspeon and musssf ~ So
broadway, third floor ny order q -. =. :. c....n
oRC. ". wissSR. Capt companyL
JouN McLEop MuRrHY, Cooncl 81 viii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

OFFICE OF THE ILLIsOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company, New York, May 1851.
The annual meeting the Of the illinois Cen
ra Railroad Company for the election OF Directors ana me
the company in The city of Chig Wednesday May ~,
1901, at 10ls O'Clock A. :.
1be trapsfer books be closed the 2,s day Of May
anu wy ".' ~ VIC - W. NJ PHILLIPS Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

OFFICE OF TRow's DIRECroR7.H. WILSON, CON.
~ pIer 50 Greene Notice The public respsct
ully informed for this work viii commence
residing in the uppr Of city s,icited TO leave At
their homes full inform stion respeng their business and
places Of where several n1viduals occupy ore
Tor he By this annoyance Of repeated
Gala ormation and the eater one arising both = tne
rmpler public and omissions may be In
great avoided The csnvsssers employ ca on tns
WILSON, 1hey authorized 70 ceve money for the
ton of capital letters and for extra lines 20 be In
serted IN connection With the nsme nu Ior no other
rh which they furDshed, for all amounts however
small received by them Payment for the book 10 be made
on Its delivery for sns on II Of s
'e'' "s"e' y ~ JOHN p. rRow. Publisher
DATTEsN MAKKRs.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the rsttsrn Majors Friendly Association win be he
Fourteenth wsrd Hotel corner Rizsbsh aud GRAND
viii be before meeting and the election Of
MATHEW HART. President
JoHp LceAs. secrcsav
Dew W. r. MILBuRN THE BLIND PREACHER,
III viii deliver nd treas ~ the anniversary o. the New
York sssdssr soe'e on sra.y e,snns Nay IN Sf
University place Other addresses may be expected
THE BorrLERs PROTECTIVE AssocrsrIos WILL
hold regular monthly meeting this trhursdav
ing 20 ani ~ Esst Houston street q o;ock The
s,esiion or osers the ensuing year VIII takspiscs
rHE FIRST BKGIxENT HOME Guard DRILL ON
Monday, wednesday and Frsd.X a. o'clock T. At
iwfsrs ali information WIN BE- impaired and recruits
rolled the Audubon House. ~ Brecpe sysst sesr Mar
cer. 0ho y. "AiSor, oo'onel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

AppcAtons must be made 81 the Alderman Of the
q member Of following Yard Dom uittkts:-
Ward l....... N. Dim opd, James CPuikahauk,
2......A j Williamson, william Miner
3....... Robert \. Gould, Diro Denontco.
49,. Richard French Henry q. Lash.
f...... Samuel q. wvckod, John Y. Savage
So. John Clancy. owen w Brennan.
" 7....... iison Small, VIM. q. Murray.
" s....... VIM Tneker, Fraucta FLEET
" g.. John 0roshoD, James Booth.
l0..... Elijah Y. Purdy, Robert N Field.
" ill.,. Charles Net1ger, Abner Mfils.
" h.. James Davs David Jackson
" b.. Jhos Kennedy. James II Cook
+" H.. Henry z Vest, Henry Won Sender.
H.. John Bridge John Ryer.
/" I6........ wasbirgt n smith, A, a. DeumaD.
~. A. kt-kon Wiham Truslow.
il. Atm il, Hewitt Jamsz Kelly
IL. severn D Monitor, Bryan McOshtl
o.. Oliver chasfick, William q stewart.
" N........slephen r. Russell, Amon ". 0risWold.
%. y ref eJck Kapp. A. " Lyon.
Union Defence Counrnisteo of O1siyens
The Aldermen Of the several requested
gspze rerps Give mittees fbf he shove object
'' o'''' : 'ne A'' sIsSos DaApBa, Chairman.
PROSPER NJ wxrsoRr, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
DENTISTRY.

WAN rRIcIa-pnEYnrly. ouAnAls.nD yIas1
twenty sscssd Ssss Bessssfui psisss. a~29ys rsen
se on kiivsr fron -; nsbsss, eie. oe4 S vsssstA.
~ d. MAnoon. psnsnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

ATOtICR NOTICE WESTERN HOTEL. NO. 9CoRT.
IN lsndt street York. few doors from Broadway, in
the centre the business of the city, rbe subscriber
Cheerful Informs his friends PATRONS and the pulls
hotel 10 complete order having been
Entirely reHtted and refurniahed late hre
nuance the patronage bery besowed In past
II solicited. ID. ID. WIkChESrER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD C0MPANT-
~ Office OF Fourth avenue and twenty
sixth street New FORK May 1861 The annual NEE ing
stock holders for the election OF 9 Thirteen Directers will
held the onlce OF the Tuesday May 81
The Polls be opened from IL O'Clock At to ociok
M The Transfer Books Of the old and Preferred Stocks
A "a OF the 22d inst w H. EMEhsON, Treas and SEQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
THE WAR.

NpAarEAL TO THE PATRIOTIC.-A RE0YNugF on
b.a, ~ IN proeess o. formation 'ssttus1 u Cd
fnopesn arr i-s and properiy oHesrsd by ~
psnsnce Ine unaeI n9nsd having bean apyoirted sSr
q ~ ih n,. S,ssn,afes TopS sssy
ing 594 and 500 BroAdv ay Commtss-lSs.. %1s14H e-
Repstti Charles Norton. '' ~s~.vs -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-11
gE5ereScaee, 8oroluaare &c.
Wdhs mo 9Erebertdffr.

bfrfegf, uo nfrtea pert ate 6ortet @rOtfetue, MDnnmente &c.
auf r59ltGf feline Mtt aneeferttat. Die Grabfhriften werbtn
anf gerlangea IN beatf4sri ensltfGtr Cbsr daberer S&rlft ein8e-
grabru. 6erner %d6erntsitt to- ale ysrfrnsthenben Stetabanerar-
auf's @eiandfSSIfe mad bent gaafsle Der Gebause Gnsubrlneeu.
fNf6tf5S s. Wtnternt9tt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-11

l4en 9 nns 10 ubr grrntittas8 Difeu.
/, @Ofi8tns. aafanft.
.0eflid, 8 NAL taS' & Mor8. 4 @lurs.
nj Il senomniss. }33I 9sSit. , @ Ntd5.
.OeIflid an Conn. Bios 3.55910dnt. 4 More.
8albiastrn 3mii&enf.7. 5GaOrs. 1,4o@it.
GnnapcliS )7.1ONtOrs. 9. aNlDra.
= o2,5O9ea9nt. 5 Ndd.
Treoerit d. 3wtidenIt 81 Morg. 1O3 Meor.
StatiOn,p III Nlitt, s. 0a6.
Cumberland Z Mcrs. ST gaa6.
OOrt urO peftib aber s 81 ORSrS. ST @or.
Pitt8bur9 l61 Gbbs. 81 Gibbs
Buffalo grp. s 9SsOro, St
Olb gpint, Est. Mpu.)3f @adm. y @Or,
Delagare unb Etltde 5 81 Nadm, 81 9aad.
Counties bpn Marpl, !
Calvert Co., Diens { 6 .40Nlore. Oh gl6b8.
flag, DON. II. Sans. !
3epnorbtomn tdalt9 9 9eadn1. 6 WtDra.
Pprt Tobacco tGoli6 9 6
Wefminlfer 5 N1Org. 61 gsad,.
5reeopm, Dienfas, 50 @lprg. 81 gtad.
Sans. @rnt, Sreit, !
9Jrsiie fir Npffocbem.
8riefe uuter Convert, pel6e utdt ii6er !
un5e mie9e1, linb riht tpeiter ala 5000 yRei-
9eben, frlten 3 Gents, iber 5000 Meileu 10
Gents, 8enn ein 8rief idmerer lit, als
lln3e, 10 foftet er baS Dpppelte. lleber cine
lln5e, has Dreiiade uab 10 fir jepe ipeitere babe
hinge 8 Gents mebr.
Aae Brtefe mnerbalb ben Ser. Staaten
mitlen pprau86e5ablt werpen, lei e8 mitteIf
Yot- Stalnp8, pber 9eItenpeIten Converts.
8riefe, melde IN Die Soft gelest merDca.
nnb ami Blabe4lelbIt an ir9ene eine Aore1e &C.
ltturmt ffnb, toIten 1 Sent. 8riefe, tpet6e in
ben 3eitn1l9en p%ubtizt,t meroelt, fcten ne6f
benz Rerto / Gent EXTRA. Im Srte Ielb(f aaf.
SeSeben pper unlruufirte 8riefe weroet nidt
annrncirt.
@ircrlare (seOrndD tia gu 8 unsen ipiieaeno
~fpfell mad ir9enp etnem G1eile ber Ser. Staa-
ten | Gent per Stiif unO miillep nit Strmg8
%frartirt lein.
TaSlide 3eitunsen, Bis gu 8 uusen ldmer,
fclten, tnenn Die re9elntdBi9e 4bcnnenten inner.
balb Der Ser, Staaten 451 GentS piertelidbre
lid.
Gin5elne gldtter u. +. 1peun nidt tsa-
lid oerlanpt) tclten / Gent I'm gcruu8.
Sg8enn EN- 9ebrudte8 Circular, 8aulpblet
pber 3eitung p%erlurpt ptrp. 10 mu6 iie 10 per-
paft Iein, DaB beipe @npen offeu liap ailreru-
falls werpen lie als Sriefe bere9net,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-11

@otb @Sorroufs, 9Seuig 0ra4frage.
160 gder serfauat@ 3u SOC. y Qdtr.
100 y Soc. % Mder.
so . roc. % Mder.
40 n$l 10 y Nder.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-11
Wtdtig fir Ginpanberer uub 9leiIenbe.
GrIuarniB nOn j3eit, 0elD nno G%ntfernung
bird bic
80Etitasores ttto ObipsC tfctabaDn
na9 alien Gbeilen be8 Weltens
Ittr

B1rfef8DuT9 ulID WlaIItII1, ppet O1IIIpDpp,
0beeltn9 uup Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb Sbir.G tenga6n tietet REM r~eiltaben gat.
lifuns Bic arSgtea Dsrtteile tn 8esug anf Bilisteit, BtaaenltA.
fett, St@erteit g6rItlt6teit Ynb Sd5ntett ber 5senetttn, 70 has
lie pEn fehner anbern 8abn tn btsienf Qsrbe I~6srtrpfen wtrb.
Diefe Balm scrt atlanttfaen 2ieer ~auseeEenb, TT bic Gittge aus
geeetntcRe 2inte, ~stel6seitte abet aud bts fIrBsfe unb ffnelfe
Hnb eater bic btlfefe 8tpute fur Sta @etfeabsn nab bent 90effn,
BITE ni@t S~etffflen fpIten, ft 3t bsaasen +:
WeilenentfernnnQ DD1 Baltimore mad
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observation-disclosures.

Dd8 8pfsQcfal mirO I'M q lbr 3crsen8
9eSffnet unb nm z rbr Iben6s seIdloIen.
Sin Spnntagen 1T bo8 @ebdube Bios apts
l9en 9 nnb 10 l1br 8rrntittag8 pIfen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-11
@tfeu0a bteer &c

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E75 IS altiutprea n. &S1tosGifettbd0n llpas
IN unS mad benz 10. gpbtr. 1851 aeben BITE 33Be mie fpigt;
Scr 9pitau9 S~tptIben Baltimore uuo &anbb 9opf cerGabt Ball
tintpre Scnnfogs ansgenpnneu) ut 40 UtCrgen8.
Der greoertd@M ccpmmpoottpn8 =Su0
seriSEt Baltimore fir SreperiG unb bic ba;wifden Aegensfn
glabe taelta IN, 4 rbr 80 @ttnatsn @sSmtttags, init NasaaFas
bs SgnatagS, unb etret@t 8reeertG nmt II. 40 ID. Abfnbs; yer
last Bet Der @aftebr 8rebertd nm $50 8Urntttass NIB lAa8t
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Der @nicptt'8@ Neil8s0 ccpntDbattpt8e 3uA
sett tasltG NIT MusnaGHtc bes SDtntdes rte frIet:
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Son BaI9in8tcn
aa 90 Unb $50 80rtatttaaS ua6 $50 uMH 5.45 Ndhnt.
Elm Sgnntae nMr gtaGtattta9s at $50
Ser Spette NIB bierte Bug ppt baltimore umD GS1sbtfBtrn per"
6in6en fn NIT ben 8Ieen bar NnndppitS 8dpn.
Der awetle unb brittle Bug bGtt aWf ben 3ntfGentattpnen.
As- g9eeea &ttetst @ueiunft 8abrt Y. {. 10. eeRbt man F6
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aettpn. aSna. y. Smttt,
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&. Wf. GgIe. Wenexdls &tlettGr. (aut6,iD
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- ISur telpltoeret Ien1tIttBrtabnle.
GtnWanotrtr unb s~3stfeabe iouten feGr HprF@tls feir, eat Ge itrf
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geanera Dssr 3wii&sntrdGera, pa Ge fOna Der @efatr ~aHsSfissf
fEb, bffGDineslt gu nerbea unb ttr 9elo uhtionf ~GusGfben.
Durdfa9rts@8ilette
rad aatu GhgiEra bes Deatns fo ~ babtn bet
G5b. q. $tlSebrcnht,
@tnttGI-@ at9% rautfu. u gent Der Baltimore. unn
Stts-Gtfsnbata.
ssason 9iD. 81 Ebanle8ftr., Balttmcre.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-20
Communication from MIR. BAH.

Ma. FLAUGHER:-Willy you allow me the space
IN your paper to say that the charge against me
deserted Gen. Bell and JAS N. Smith,
last fall is wholly and Internationally false.
voted for them both, and supported them to the
best Of my ability; and my old friend, the Gen
eral, has done me the kindness to say that those
charges We're the first intimation he had had
against my fidelity to him. OF the charge that
l said, last spring, or at any other time, that
could not vote for any foreigner, l have TO say
that have never said so in my life. On the
contrary, / have always maintained that oui
naturalized citizens should have their proper
representation in Office. And defy the man
-or set of men to procure the ticket voted last
spring. OSCAR BALL.
The above full and explicit denial, by Mr.
Ball, Of the charges made against him by the
Messenger, win be read with pleasure by the nu.
merous friends of that gentleman; not that they
for moment, believed the charges but becaus.
of the promptness with which they are met by
the assailed. In this community, where Mr.
Ball has resided all his life, his word will stant
good against any and all the fabrications of III,
Messenger, or the statement of any person il car
induce to back up the same. We are gratifec
TO know that our foreign born citizens who in
TEND voting the Union ticket, repel the charges
agaiDst Mr.. Ball with indignation, and declar
that they must have better proof than any ths
Aesseagsr It's allies can furnish, before beliey
ing them.--- DsnOcraf.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-20
From Fort Monroe.

Fort Monroe, Sept. lS.-Tbe steamer
S. R. Spaulding returned from Hatteras
Inlet this morning.
The Susquehanna and Pawneo still re-
mains at the Inlet. The former had sus-
tanned but little injury in the collision with
the gnn-boat Flag.
The Spaulding brought the remnant of
COL Weeber's Regiment aud nearly one
thousand stand of arms, which were cap
tured from the rebels, and a dozen prisoners
taken from prizes made at Hatteras Inlet.
-Four vessels had run into the Inlet with
the English colors flying, under the sup
position that the place still belonged to the
Confederates, the Federal flag having been
temporarily hauled down. The pilots wore
offered tho vessels and every facility for
getting in. They did not discover their
mistake until too late. Two of the ves-
sells, the Susan Jane and Harriet Ryan,
were from the British Provinces, and had
valuable cargoes consisting of molasses,
shoes and clothing.
Our troops at the inlet had mounted all
the guns, and fixed those spiked by the
Confederates before surrendering.
No intelligence of Importance had been
received from the South nor from the main
land.
Gen. Reynolds will go tomorrow to as.
sumo command at Hatteras Inlet.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-20
rho FIeht nt Roone 1Jourt 1Touso.

We have received, from Lieut.. II. Ross,
Of Capt. Rocks company letter giving an
account of the fight at Boone Court House
on the lst inst, but to late for insertion
this week. Two companies of the 4th
Virginia, company Of the 1st Kentucky.
and Capt. Rocks company, after a march
Of thirty-fve miles, and severe engage.
ment, routed the enemy, 45O strong, killed
35 Of their number, took five prisoners. and
captured 22 horses and considerable auan.
tity Of arms. The loss on the Federal side
was seven wounded Among these was
Samuel Birch, color-bearer, Of Capt. Rocks
Company, who was shot in both legs, but
not dangerously. The courthouse and
town was afterwards burned TO The ground
by tho Home Guards.
On returning to Charleston on the 4th
INST, Capt. Rook received orders to march
MS company to the mouth of Coal River.
on the Kanawha, to clean out a nest of reb-
els there, and at the date of Lieut.. Ross
letter was about setting out with his com
mand. So we may expect to hear Of an
other brush between Company G. and the
rebels soon.-- Youngstown Register IL.