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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-01-24
SONG IN THE NICHT.

SONG IN THE NICHT.
When couuiug slumbes,
The hours / uumhur
And sad cares Cumbor
My wouripd mind
This thought shall cheer mo,
That Thou art near mo,
Whose ear tO hear me
Isstll inclined.
Hy soul Thou kpopost,
Who never -lpupn-t;
Mid gloom the doopcst
There's lightahuyc.
Thine eyes behold me,
Thine arms cuiOld mo,
Thy Word ha7 told me,
That God is love.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-01-24

At printers festival the following
toast was given; The Editor and the
Lawyer. The devil is satisfied with the
"copy" Of the former but requires the
Of the latter.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-14

GOOD and sufficient lstg of such nr0neriy undar
and for the mrnoseS of this act
g.. an III .r.n
"eo' ~ ana oe "J@"'er e"oGed That
1uc o"ne's' po'sessors' or persons having tN4
iare or management OF lands ots oil ground, build
!ng5' anu uweInhg'nonses' not ylDg orlDelng with
u we assessment district IN which they reside
,0sq " permitted 70 make out ana deliver the
| ',S's 'pe'ooi requi!ou ny thls act, provided
s1e "aSessuiGn' u'strlcI il wulcn the sald OBJECTS
.. Taxation ne or o9 Is thereln distinctly stated
l'ue llIe ana IN the manner prescribed to the
lssessor o 'ne assessment district wherein such
e,sos @ les.ar 81 o., ana II saIl Dc tne duty Of the
',sy'sua, III ai suUG cases 10 transmit such lists
~ sua !,.e a'u u 'ns manner prescribed Tor The
.,u'sul'sa'ou1 " .ns l's's VI tne opjecs OF taxa
''On 'y.nS suu oel's "lIh'n lheir respective as
scssnsns es'rcls 10 'ne assessor o. The collection
Gs''lVs Tsele', wv seis o'suls ol taxation shall
.e Vi os 'lnoaa'ey u'ler tne receipt theeoIi and
'"o '''u "'.s suai' W '",'u uiu suinceht lor the
Pu'pJie' VI ','' aos' al'l on 'le geHyeEy o. every
suun ''I', 1u ,ur Py''Vn 'naNlng auu uerveHng the
sa'"9 s,,un pay W V'e A'essor one uOllar, which
nO 'i''N 'e'"'' 70 MS own use
Sec. 2l. And be ii further enacted That
@ Sua ~ VNvu WIZ loerence 70
s";d. IA ,ba " 'uis ue. US alofe
~, n,Iioo,ia tbn oaid l;S,a 1' ohn1 .usPeou'e III
49, t '"s I a'1 ''9's s"an p'oOecu 10 m
the first Of which shall exhibit in alphabetical or.
der, the names Of fal persons liable to nav n tax
under ihls act residing within the assessment dis
trlct' together wl'l 'lle value and assessment Of
S"e US oS o "%VV .noI suAa,oi sTl'a suc ulslrlct
onor a., raona,5 hn % '"o.v' e' Nneh
d,oo. ,av noyotlo hvooaL ,o9, 'n0 an'un. Vi
"ios ,S G,,,a v"'" Po'oVli WI eucH oolecIs
,hs saoonJ ill., sh,ll I'Isoy .aAeSi anu
.o o SuO oS 's a Ip vnao' m apnaoeIca' oraer
,;" %;,,.o, s ro'y'' ,Vs'uas ou. u 'ue coec
. ,s;o, ,oaa,bor ni,s ,a % rlDp'ay "''u'n ene us
" ,r; Lo a,nnnat ~ Ia a'esSi'nt 'uele'
oeara.aJ Tbo t'," "VS, ,h 'aA Pa{'o'e tnI'gon
sban ho Joy.oj and ~ '"g sa" b7npra' "se
onJ I t toloO' ,oLaO .ue assessor
n"de ] on, bv ,ba s os.i,,"ss, " o".n ,o''i snn ps
,o ,o as.os.os ,gi,Si' "'1esSo' snu ue''eIed
syaS hv tL;s 40, a'I "e o.A! U"!' aser lne uay
= nI;,;Jval. IA ;s O,usul .equ'''ns us.s l,oG,
; aI ,a norcro ang aas,,'.I. "sseaso's sna
N ,S. troo nroSo:;h aias.ou W 'nis uce w''h'
ober Isc.l in.trnc,on. nd, r''IuIS "%'a',', Vi
thereffom by sickness, or other unavodabls occ;'
dent, every such assistant assessor shall be die.
charged from Office, and shall moreover Torfeit
and pay Two hundred dollars, to be recovered for
the use Of the United States in any court having
: competent jurisdiction, with costs of suit
snc % 1n5Le y c,,h,,, -, M.
o immodio,av altar M ~"'o, o,'ay'oo, inaV
sbalI boz. Iasn aiu u'ul'p'u'ons
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-14

and merchandise not imported direct from the
place Of their growth or production, or in foreign
vessels entitled by reciprocal treaties to be ex
empt from discriminating duties, tonnage, and othel
chlg4s, shall be subject to pay, in addition to the
mites imposed by this act ten per centum ad va
rem; ProUided, That this rule shall not apply
goods, wars and merchandise imported from
'vond the Cape Of Good Hope in American
vessels.
Sec. 4. And he II further enacted, That
fom and after the passage Of this act, there shal
be aIl1wel on all articles wholly manufactured o.
materials imported on which duties have been paid
when exported, drawback equal 10 amount tc
the duty paid on such materials and ns more, to
he asceltaiued under such regulations as shall be
prescribed by the Secretary of the Territory: Pro
1iaei That ten per centum on the amount Of all
'Rwhack7 soallpwpd, shall be retained for thu
use Of the United Suites by the collectors paying
dch drawbacks, respectively.
Src. s. AMI b. ii further enacted Thai
III goods wira9 and merchandise, actually OF
hpb1ard and l0und to the United States. aud al
- d. wares, AMI merchandise, on deposit il
warehouses; o, uublc .tore3 At the data of til,
assage orthis act shall be subject to pay suct
Iutles as provided by law before and at the time o
the passage ofths act; ProriCled That all goods
nonosited in puclic .tore or bondad war.bnnso al
tsr tn's act takas eftsct ond goes n,o onsrdt,nn i
designed for consumption in the United States
must he withdrawn therefrom. or the duties there
on paid in the three months after the same are de-
posted, aud goods designed for expectation ant
consumption in foreign countries may be withdraw
by the owner at any time before the expiration .
three ye ars after the same are deposited sucI
goods. if not withdrawn in three years, to be re
garded as abandoned to the Government and sol,
under such regulations as the Secretary oG TIN
Treasury may prscribe, and the proceeds paid int,
the Treasury; Propiied That merchandise upoI
which the owder may have neglected to pay datIe
within three months from III time Of is depOsl
may be withdrawn and entered for consunp ptol
any time within two years of the tml # its dgpys
it, upon the payment OF the legal duties, with al
addition of twenty five per centum thereto Proyi
ded, also, That merchandise upon which dntie
have been paid, il exported to foreign country
within three years, shall be entitled to return du
ties, proper evidence of such merchandise hayIn
been landed abroad to be furnished to the collecto
by the importer, one per centum olsad duties h
be retained by the Government.
Sec. 6. And be ii further enacted Tha
the act entitled "An act to provide for the nav
ment ofoutstapdinp Treasury notes to auth,ri1o
I. D.. ,,,i 4. Ia ~ LIT,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-14

having taken the said oath or affirmation shall lUr
felt and nav one hundred dollars, one moiety
thereof for the use Of the United States and the
other meety thereof to him who shall first sue for
the same TO be recovered, with cost Of suit, IL
any court having comDatent Jurisdiction
src 10 A,,5 10 !, f,r,bo, o,,,,oJ That
,ho aao.a,a,n t H. ",'i" KIN 'J ,1.stT -"
aG,na sa9 .o@'u'! s"Ia 'ssSD.' .,,,, -,
~, n,o % o'",' d"J "eV.sa, ", li iD,' ~ 'I g
nv oaoS @ ""V1 a''.'s"a 9"." % ~ s
n,ooca ~ ,hs s', a. 'ot
anJ Ia a,o E S,ua mug J,,'"ou " r., 1s' ,a
yo,. ond sk,ob ;,',sro
t'nn. ,Sa 'a'5 s'. PI'su1' " "'It" ''1''"
Wnr,L n,v, ,,', ,""''' =" ~, I's'
,,o,,,.., j., A., ,,t,',, l
sorning all lsnJ, lot, of nrarrd & ",,,b ,hi, ;,"
n.npo,oonr. bn;ldin,, on J''n' "'t' 49,
nL IN ,syat"n nSJo~ r ; ao, h ]oce r,groncn ''' "
wall N onvi ist If assassman, nv oa,aot;,n ,alan
nnder tba lsw. If ,Ia ra,ns"t,,o " ~ ao'
other records or docpm ,p,s and hv all other aT.
lul ways and means and to value and ennmeate
the said objects oil taxation in the manner prescri
bed by this act, and in conformity sith the regu
latlons mud Instructions above mentioned.
Sec. 10. And be il further enacted That the
said direct tax laid by thl, act ,hal bp A., ECU
and laid on the value ofall lands and lots of ground
with their improvements and dwelling mouse.
which seyerlI a.t,ces suliecl ia tax.tloo shall /
enumerated AMI valued 6y the raspectly, asss.
ora at tho luie each ol them is worth N money
Inc ISL dV o. ApnI ISi2; tfmd'l llN
hat w ,V Wpt''yT k'oo' co'n,o9 W'U
u any ol 'ne foregoing descriptions, ana ooloug
ny " Ia Dh1 ''ll'' Or al.Y NtM' or perm
nen''y or specially exempted rom taxation by 'ht
aw' u Ihs o'a'e wH'a'N the same may be sIt''a
ted a. 'he t''ht o' 'ne passage ol lhIs Sct toge'G
CT w''h suGh property belonging u any individual
VINO ac'aally n,s'IpS Io'reon' az sl"I Ge worIi
.no sun o' o'ou, 'lal' oe exempted from tne a''rs
sala euule'a'on ana yaluaIloI' and rom tne al
rect YAK alo'rsalu' Apa provided iartner' mat II
uiah''ig such assessment que regarhshall De nae
70 any I''usdoo tna' may nave been made uhde'
'ne au'no' ny Oh 'ne o.aee or ierutory al III! Ps
'iou "e"r''' w s'"' l4'"aJ VI april
Sec. IA. Aaa be IL further enacted. II AT
the respective assistant asse,sors shall immediate
ly after being reqarsd by the assessors, pro
coed through every part Of their respective dis
tHcls, anu shlll equfs sli peisons owning. DO.
sesSlnS' Or ba'As Iao care OF aanassaea. Oi al.
Ia!ld'' lois yi g'oaoq bald9g' 1' d"eIOng nous d
Iyins anu uems "lI9'a 'As collection dlstf't
whe'e 'ueY r1s,le ald liable to direct @A %
aIorrsiId 70 dylher written 'ls,s oil The saat
wheh IlslS shalI be made III SUCH manner as na,
Do directed ny inc assessor and as lar as piacl
cable conlorInsply TO those which may be reqnlI
ed lor the same purpose under 'he authority ol tn
respective states
Sec 10. And be Il further enacted Tha
llapY person owning ,sslaas,'i @-','s & 81,
.".' y" " II l"ops'! ..aue " s5 uiev
'n H,1an If % g' 5sn ,p ", oI aJn rasod w dAo an
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

w hf or sec 3, Z rs, r 9 W. also or Of n or
%, Is, IL W; also hf or 3, 3 "; also
ar sec ~ ~ W; mortgaged by James H. Noble
and Angeine E. Noble. Loan, interest etc, 57l rs.
The or n W or Of sec 81, :, 3, containing 40
acres; and n or OF or of sec 81, s,rsw, con-
tanning 40 acres: also or Of ar Of 33, IS.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY.
The n or and hf Of n or Of 36, n, of E.,
containing 40 acres; mortgaged by William r. Pid-
geon and Mary o. Pdgeon his wife, Loan interest ETC.,
1854.
The or Of n. o n. Of (except 5sx acres
of the side thereof containing 1857 mortgag ged
By James Robertson and Lydia Robertson his wife Loan,
interest ETC., 552 05.
The hf Of the W or Of 49, n, of e, contain
ing acre mortgaged by Samuel Stuckey and Elizabeth
his wife. Loan, interest etc, S551 65.
The f Of or Of l, 10 n, Of 7 e, containing
90 less mortgaged by John H. Nonderly
AMI Rachel his wife. Loan, interest etc, t5os ~
cAss COUNTY.
= part Of lot 56 in the original plat OF Logansport,
recorded in the records Of Cass county, fronting on
Market street 20 feet and bounded the west by the
boundary Of said lot extending back 1s5 feet 10 the
alley, being the equal = part Of said lot more or less;
gagged by Gilbert J. Rice and Julia M. Rc- his wife;
forfeited and sold credit TO John W. Wright Loan,
interest etc. sl3l1 OF.
part lot No Bridge in the town Of LO
ganpor designated the original plat OF said town
recorded in the Recorders Office Of Carroll county, said
part Of said lot 66 Is bounded follows Beginning At
point Bridge street the line Of said lot Al feet and
inches from the Of said lot; thence running
eatwardy along the southern boundary line Of Shelton
Cartes portion Of said lot to the line ef Widow Ross
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

Next within the Courthouse in the city Of indianapolis
be offered for sale the highest bidder-the bid being
equal TO the amount chargeable, such a the
Commissioners may be willing sell for-the same hav-
ing been gagged 10 the State of Indiana to secure loans
from the Sinking Fund and forfeited by the
Of interest thereon; said safe will be continued from day
day until .nleted, to-wit.
COUNTY.
Seqr Of n or OF 19 e. n Is e, containing 40
less mortgaged by Francis Porter and
garet Porter his WIFE, Loan, interest, etc. 1884 s.
hfsw or q, rs n 7 IA e, containing so acres
more or less mOrgaged by David Studabaker and Harriet
Studabaker his wife. Loan, interest ETC., S400 o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

A State Convention Of the Republicans OF Iowa
H. cslie Ss-emhir by their urfVgIyts. 1T the City
OF Des MeineS, 81 10 o'clock A. d. on Wednesday v,
July 3lst, 1861 for the nomination Of ocers to be
elected 1t the general election in October Of this
year. Candidates to be selected for the offices
of Governor, Lieuter ant Governor, and one Judge
of the Supreme Court. The Convention win take
such other action may, In its opini ~ contribute
to the success Of the Republican party.
Ivcrp organized eosnty will be entitled to one
delegate in the Convention, and additit nal del
ecate Tor each 200 volts, and for aty additional
frac Ion Of loo votes east at the last Gen.
erai eetion for Hon. Abraham Lincoln Presi-
dent II the United States.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
quested To call their conventions TO select their del
egAtts In the ratio above stated and for efficient
organization preparatory to the CO. vsss-
Nm. HOXTE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
sAkurL +. MiL.ER, Lee County.
j. b. WEAVER. Davis, :.
GKo. A. uAwLsY, Decatur -
LKws smith, Kossnth i"
w. b. tAiBFfkLn, Floyd /"
ii. C. HssDgRsoN, Marshall
J. X. NEsnHAs Mahaska
". A. WaRREN, Jackson
ii. III. TurRiLL Cedar
s. j. W. TAB9R, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18

Legal N 0aiCes

To Hawkins Taylor, William ,. D. Lynch, trustee;
sumner Stebbius, Martha NJ. Orr snd A. q. Orr,
Virgins Holiday and William Holiday, Greeu
Ersktnc, Miller Alexander, John w. Rankin aud
Samuel II. Miller, partners ~ Rankin 4 Miller;
Samuel Bonner, John X. Allen, I. X. Selmes,
Cleghorn Harrison, james w. Grimes, Gonna
Bile . Smyth. Frederick H. Moore, Robert Getty,
Il. H. Smith, Wn. Stotts Sons, john J. Hol'ey,
j. h. Ficklsn, james b. Foley, Brown 4 Glen
Georss B Wilson, ames Jack, Nsklen l. Laoas
jesse Ruddiok, George w. McCrary, executor Of
Edward Boynton, deceased The ktate Of Iowa
8 q. 4 8. Carter, VIM. X. l.. kuddick, r. r. h
AD. w. Ford, =. Jsfords, w. ". Belknap, Elihu
Turner, Charles Parsons Co., Campbell dilwer
Jamea Strothman, b. 4 j. Hamil, Hood Il Abbott
and d. ". Presseii
You and each Of yen are hereby notified that
i there IL now on fie In the ofce OF the Clerk Of
kuk, . petition OF william 1imberman claiming
Of you Hawkins Taylor, the sum OF six thousana
dol ars, with ten per cent interest per annum, a.
money due on = note made b. you 10 Sumner Stsb
Aa#ss *aa4sA- A&y ard since sss1Kusd u
petitioners also claiming against each OF you the
force lesure OF deed VI trust made 10 secure the
aaaexEs- II sad no4s aid OF sx~n- da+e Herewith
on certain rssisstate IN the City OF KsokGk, | ee
county, Iowa, particularly described In ssd petit
ton, and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief.
on before Of the "a day Of the next term Of
said court, to commence NJ keokuk Tn the frst
Monday Of September, A. ID. 1851, default will
be entered against you, the petition taken i
Tossed by You and Judgment AMI decree rendered
~ prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
June Is, 1Sel-lm Att'ys for Pin.
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Legal Nsttce.

To Elisabeth Willismsoa
UvU are hereby sotiAed that there 10 nov on
i die in the Once OF the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee Cosnty, lows, 81 Keoksk, : petit
ton and sspplensnsai pstitiea 81 Hiram Barney.
claiming Of william Losenstsin the sun Ut ave
hundred ard 1fty dolisn With interest a. the rate
Of ten per cent per snasm, payable annually. ~
money due on . NOR gage made BY bin 10 Chsriss
Mason and since assis ned 10 said Hiram Barney dat
ed september 16, A. D. 1885, aso claiming agAiast
each Of you the foreclosure VI said mort gage, ths
same bang spon
Lots No. 10 and IL and II. in Block ITO, in he
City Of Keokuk. Lee County, lows, and further
asking for ssls IT said promises ssd general re-
lief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the mon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said Court, 10 commence IT keo-
kuk. on be fret Monday Of September a. ID. lobl
default viii be entered against zoe, the petition
aud snpp Elemental petition taken ~ canfs aud
: decree rendered against you = prayed therein.
NOBLE = sTkONo,
Lane IS Isy 1854 In ..t-$r - ec> PIE
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Legal Nsssce.


To Edward X. Hart, John Fsrrel, John w. Ogden,
executor Of estate Of Jas Tasker, deceased kobt
simpson. W. II. Worthingtnn, Saml Pollock,
Jas GsGord, VIM. Stannus, ii. N. Black. Frank
lin Rell, J. n. Wayne Co.; culbertson, Aorri
son Co.; Yeatman. Robinson CO.
VOU and each VI yos are hereby notified that
i there Is now on 6ie in the oGes u the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. kso-
kuk, petition of Marion BroAdfoot, claiming Of
you the said Edward X. Hart and John ferrel,
ia fgment for the su0 Of seven handred dollars ~
money due on ! pronis.ory note, and against Ill
Il ycu the foreclosure Of . mortgage givrn by do
PENDANT, Hart, - secure said promissory note and
conveying ten acres In .he north vest corner of
the south qaaStsr cf the northwest quarter VI
section thrty-iwo ts3) In township IS north range
5 west, Les county, iswa.
Nov unless yos appear and answer such petition
on or before moon II the secoEd day Of the next
term (beirg September Ter0, 1861 Of said Court,
judx n, ut and decree will Be rendered against you
according u the prayer efsatd petition
McCkAkY BRUCE,
June Is. lS6l-dln Attorneys for PitG.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a UNION BALL,
TO NE GIVEN Az wUR 1OW~, n AL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NEXT, 10th INST.
vLooR nAHAaERa;
X. Wilssy, Rsqy John Blue, Esq.,
John 6t0tts, !" B. Patterson. =
4. Thomaa.
Madden = celebrated Brass Band viii be in A.
tendance. Tickets, 80 cents.
jsl0 DIT
EOR EMIT.
a COMFORT ABLE Dwelling Houss. for small
n fsmily, already 1urnishsdj location dssir-
able. Address Boz -, through the Post O6ios.
jsls-aS.
NEW BOOKS.
CILAS MARINER, BY the author Of "Adam
~ Bsde.'
aitsd states Tactics.
Army Regulations.
Soldiers Handy Book.
Appleton Aaps OF the Seat Of War.
THE day received, ~
jsls-d OGDEN, BRoWNRLL co.
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LATER rlsOn EUROPE.

The only important i.ems OF foreign news
by the last arrival il the report Of the death
OF Count Usv0uF, Prime Minister Of The new
Kingdom Of Italy, and The most sagacious
statcsman Of Europe.
The agent Of the European line Of steamers
u Galway refused TO ship some cases Of RI
Aes directed 10 the Commercial Bank OF New
York.
No change in market for provisions and
grain at Liverpool, bat generally dull and
declining.
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u. S.InfansFy Tactics
I.yOR the instruction, exercise and man1uvres u
T. the UNITBU STATES INFANTRY, including
anfa n try 81 tho Llsss Light infantry
and Mt6ienc0.
Prepared under the direction Of tbs War Depart
uent and authorised and adapted BY the Secretary
Of Wsr, Nay !, 1861. For sale By
Nv. WESTCOTT,
Main St and door from 4th.
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Legal NoslcO.
To Maria AeClaskey. Clark Anderson AcClaskey,
Isaac: Newton McClasksy:
N0U snd each VI yon are hereby notined that
u there 10 nov ale il ths ofioe Of the Clsrk #
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, - ks~-
kas, . petition and sasnAed petition VI Hiram
Barney, oisisipg 81 john u. Aackie the sam Of
Two husdrsA $40 afty dollars, With interest there
On from May -, 1874 % The rats u ten per cent.
per anGum, payable annually - money das on .
nortgsgs made BY HIN - Charles Mason, dated
June II, "A. D. 1858. anA claiming against him and
ssch OF yoa the foreclosure 1t said mortgage, the
same bsins %
Lots ssvsn "a and eight tSi, In Block one hun.
dred and ninety two li02) In the City Of ksekuk
Lee county. Iowa. for the parchass money, and said
mortgage having besn sAsigned BY said Mason u
said Hiram Barney.
And unless you appear and ansver said petition
ON OF before noon Of tho second day Of the mel
term OF said Court. to commence atKsokuk on thu
hfst Monday OF September, A. D. 1861, default
will be entered against you, the petition taken .
conferred and decree rendered agAinst You q
prayed therein. NOBLE oIhVN0,
June Is, l66l-1m Attorneys Tor fItn.
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DRUM; or. the Great Bear Hunt, by the author
l. OF "The Desert Home. !" Young VoyAgeurs,
with illustrations. For sale by
jels-d tGDkN, BROWNELL co.
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@ Two little boys, sons respectively Of
Chas. L. Tucker and Edward Chsss, we'll
kno~n merchants 10 Sc. Louie were drowned
% the 18th ult., while bathing 10 the rive.
opposite that city. The body Of Mr.. Tuck.
sr's son had been found.
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Military BCOxs.

yCOTT'S TACTICS, price 81 50
~ Hardce's q - | DO
U. 8. lnfansry adopted May lst, 1861, 26
Cavalry Tactics, adopted by the ar Dep'nt 5 10
Vicle q Hand Book for Active Service, / 90
Army Regulations for 1861, 30
Hand Book for u. s. Service, IS
Maps Of the Seat Of War, rs
For sale by M. w. W EsTC0TT,
iel6-d MAin.at.. ID door from Alh.
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INDEPENDENT VIRGINIA.

The Wheeling Convention has adopted .
declaration Of independence and resolved TO
revolutionise tho State Government, BY .
unanimous vote.
OF course Chief Justice Taney and the
Democratic State Central Committee will
condemn the proceedings, bat We should like
to know what they are going to do about ii.
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rer sale.

Ter sale
Mare and spring wagon will BE- sold cheap for
~ cash, = the owner wants TO volunteer In the
army. Enqsire u tslt's cooper ship. on keid's
Addit ton.
June 16-d6t DAN'L hEIbOLD.
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A FLoArIxo BAT1KsY.-The fsnous var
vessel which the late Mr. Stevens OF New
York contracted 80 build for the Govern.
mens, will be completed 10 three months
Il - intended for the defence Of tho hsrbo.
OF New York. Experienced engineers think
highly Of this floating battery.
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Especial 10 Herald
Baltimore, June /

OhlAiInUTcs JuHo 1Us
Four thousand confederate troops are re-
ported u Leesburg. They will doubtless re-
tire on tho approach Of our troops.
Col Moorehsad's Regiment Of Psnpsylva-
MIA soldiers encaDped 81 Locust Point and
marched throughout the streets this morning
en- route for Washington where . forward
movement 10 confidently predicted within :
short time.
We have . report that Gen. Butisr will
make demonstration towards Yorktown
w1vuru Turry-HITur BUurs.
Accounts of the battle at Bethel, through
Secession channels give but ono killed and
three wounded. The one killed was shot by
Duryea's Zonaves while leaving the build.
ing in which the troops had taken refuge
from Col. Magruder's guns. They further
report they had no rifsd cannon and moth
ing but howitsers. They defy the approach
es Of Butler to Yorktown. Masked batteries
line the route.
Times Correspondence.
Washington, June l6.
Col. Lander has left Pbillppi, whore be
Was ~ the head Of Ave regiments, and il 10
supposed he has made forced march across
the mountains to Winchester, distance about
SO miles.
Herald's Dispatch
There 10 reason for con6dent belief that
Gen. Scott - fully prepared TO keep tho reb-
el chiefs on the back track, ct least until
they shall have evacuated Virginia and Ten
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