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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
GallantExploitn M Norfolk.

SPECIAL 10 the ~ Y. Commercial Advertiser :
WssmSGroS. June "a Several Of the
FEDERAL troops nzade 4 visit 90 Norfolk
on Friday last, IN an open boat, ] presume
under cover Of night. burning the rebel
rteamcr Glencovc The rebels do not
YET manifest sny aggressive disposition
The Commercial Advertiser ha- letter
from she steamer Niagara. OF Mobile
She vas soon going % the mouth Of the
Mississippi. The steaKss p0Ehattan
and BROOKLYN were there.
The Sabine. Huntsvill. ST. Louis. wyan.
dotte. Mohawk and Water Witch are off
Tort fickens. keeping Gen. Bragg az bay
They have jus, received 4 supply Of fresh
beef, etc. Yesterday" saws the Letter,
sour boai.. fully armed, ran in under The
rune Of Fort Gaines. DNuphin Island
Mobile and cut out schooner belonging
TO the citizens OF Mobile. and seized Ter
asa prize. She is beautiful vessel OF
orc hundred tons, an had inst hesn reT.
ly fitted CIT.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27

bf virtue u a decree and execution % mo
directed from the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, viii expose 60 sale az the Court Hons.
door, In Winchester. Randolph Co Ind .sntl..
9th day Of July, 1861,
Between tao hours 81 ID O'Clock q. IA. and 4
O'Clock D. m. Of said day. the following real
estate, situated in Randolph TO-. lad. n vtt.
Twenty acres - ofthc south end of HE ,,e.t
han OF The souit east quarter 90 section seven.
OF tlc second principal meridian Inc. 49,
twenty siN acres OF the east cud Of The rorth
west quarter Of thc same section. township srf
range. lyins ana being in Randolph Co. IN.
executed as ihe property OF Wright Jar.
re.t' and Edlih Jarrett at The suitofBe1f an.
and Levi Harris. A. Il. TENKfxe
'uHe - i'oi' zee >i.sO sh'H J.. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27

T. hereby given. Nat 'sill sell a. pGbiic aur.
ton. 90 SATURDAY.. ihr 29fh day ~ June. rcsi.
- the re-idenc~ 81 Nathan Meudeuhall. late ~
Randolph County. ceccHsed. ali hls rersonsI
prodcriv. nor taken 1t the widow CONSISTING
pf horses, hogs. cattle ana other property roo
tedious % mention
= credit ~ seven months viii be given On
go sums over Three Dollars. The purchaser
irving his note with approved surety. waving
taluafiou and appraiseueuf laws.
Has 81. lsel. 3N CSC. vs. MONKS. Adm.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PITT
TION TO SELL real ESTATE.
Ntate o. EdiqRo, Randolph County,

Naiice l. hereby given that Carey : Gooa.
rich aud Thomas u Browne. administrator.
Dsnosfs ~oN Of Ezekiel Lewis. Deceased. has
Ned his petition 20 sell ile Real Estate 81 the
dccedeut. Ills pet snual property being insult
cfcnt Il pas bis cebf~: and iAlf said Petition
will De heard 40 Tire nest term Of the Court II
Common Pleas OF said county. Attest;
Ma, n. l-6l. 10 n. NEPF. Ci.k.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
Thirteen Thousand Troops Arrived
at Washington in n Week

WAsHiHGToS, June 23-The Secretary
Of State dined with the foreign embas.
sailors YESTERDAY.
Active movements are going on among
the military. Over thirteen thousand
troops have reached here in the mast week
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
Late Items from Washington.

Gen. Mcdowell TO this CITY to-day.
and paid his respects to Gen. Scott, cxhib-
ting complete map Of the land now
occupied by the Federal forces, and show
ing how easy it would be to capture the
enemy located within a short distance of
the outside lines of Gen. Dowell's survey,
which extended into the interior ten miles
from Arlington Heights, and and ten
miles below Alexandria, and the same
distance above the Chanin Bridge Gen.
Scott listened with all attention, and
when Gen. Mcdowell had concluded and
desired permission 10 advance and make
AZ attack. in order 10 wipe out the dis
grace of the late bluuders, Gen. Scott sat
quietly back and responded NO, Sir
nc, or--no."
Professor Lowe made another Ascension
in MS balloon to day the President accom-
panying him in his erial trip. An altitude
Of some five haadred feet was attained
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
SHERIEF,S SALE.

EY virtue of au execution Co me- directed
from ihe Randolph Comm % Pleas Couri, "a .li
e. pose l.. sale ~ fhc Court House door. iii
Winchester. Randolph County, Indiana. on Tie
29th DAY OF June. 1861,
Between Tire hours OF Do O'Clock a m. and
o'cipck 4. a.. 81 said day. thc following rtai
estate. situated Zoo Randolph Co. Ind. 10 Nlf-
Commencing go fhe southeast corner 90 thr
southeast quaricr 90 Tire southeast quarter %
section fhirls four in tow iship nineteen. r.nEi.
ionrireA c4sls running thence north - feet ft-
"a stake. thence west % feet. thence north 80
tees. Thence west le6 fcct. thence south
r"ds- tnruce east l1U feet 10 the place 81 it,-
ginning. excepting Tie ground on which ibc
Masonic BAH stands.
fNrueied ~ the property 81 Beni. hunt ard
icN3 e.. Harris. at tAc ,uli 81 Joseph Cook
4. 81. JENKINS.
june 3. l-fi f.rsE5u' Sh-a u. a.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27

Bl virtue 90 au execution 10 ine directed
from the Randolph Common Pleas Caart. q
~ ill eN pose to sale 20 the coari honse tDor .l.
Winchester. Randolph County, ludiana 90 tar
2Sth day of June, 1861,
Between The hours 90 10 O'Clock i. u ana
O'Clock T.. Do. 81 said day. the following real
estate. situated in Randolph Co.. Ind. te-nii
The undivided one third 81 part of tlt
southeast quarter of section fourtee q. toN nslip
sixteen. range ole west. beginning ~ TIE
southeast corner Of said lana and running
thence W st tl!ri,four poles. thence north llis,
and liz poles. thence east thirty four poles,
thence south nine and IL poles 10 the place
90 beginning. containing about four acres sLd
a like interest 10 sieala saw mil thereon.
Executed - tAe property 90 levi Kelley, ~
Sac suit II William L. Pierce.
Al. JENKINS.
June =. ls6l. 1880 Sh'n X e.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
ESNSS EDrUalS!,
Snare DrNGsS,
4 HI e s.. FIFE So!
At No. 4 BATES HOUSE,
indianapolis, Ind.
WILLARD & STOWELL.
June 81. 1861. I'd
Sunday Morning Chronicle.
PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON, D. G.

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.. Editorials, boy one 81 the alllst writers 10
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
SIIERIFF,S SALE

b, virtue Of an execution 90 me directed
from ihe Randolph Cirsuit Court. will
eypo-c 20 sale az the c.urt house door. 10
Winchester. Randolphcouniy, Indians. GA tae
18th day of June, 1861,
Between The hours q 10 O'Clock %. m and 8
O'Clock p. m. Of said dly. The follovsng real
estate. situated IN Randolph Co.. Ind, 20 vii
Tie vest half OF the northwest quarter a.
section iReniYfve. township nineteen. range
fourteen east, containing sOacres more or less.
Executed - tie property al James odel, o.
ihc salt ol samuel n. sAockley.
&. n. JENKINS.
Jane Z. ls6l Zee So ~h'fR. 4.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27

g Attention is directed to the
prospectus of the Sunday Morn
Irg Chronicle, published AZ
Washington, d. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
Complain, Tor Dol,

l-6i.
John Is. Frazier,
raos. ]. loon. sem. Complaint Tor Dolt.
tri.slin ant Jrr,ul.
"a Mason.
The said plaintiff. ly EroWn and ColgroYt.
he attorneys. comes uud flr- BIS afiida,if. bs
which II i- Shown That the said Jeremiah Mason
d not resilient oi The Siat. of lhdIara. 40
toe is. therefore. .ercby given ,aid jcrcuiish
Mason 81 fhe sling and pcndency - said suii.
Hnd iaai unless hc personally bee AMI appear
De ore Tie JUICE OF said court 90 The second
day Of t1c neat term thereof. 20 br held in Tie
court house iu 81 iurhrstcr. on ihe laird Monday
of september. 1861. und then aid there answer
ts said complaint. tie Saiuc vii be heard aud
determined BOO his absence.
May 3. l~Gl. HENRY n. NEFF. CIR.
is,fnf.s Hrsrn and ~il.. lalrror.. afff's
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
Remember the Fourth of Julyl
Grand Military Parade q, o.. s,h Il,

Of July. 100000 human souls 70 be prest
Z - i / . Z T
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27

LECTURE ou the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical Cure % Spcrmatcrrho.a or semi r-l
Weakness. Sexual Debility. Acrqou-ness. aud
involuntary Emissions Inducing lmpoichct.
and Mcnt ! and Physical lneapaciU.
ROR.J LEERWELL. II. T.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
lrrn9r ~ IN 'oaFEe HooE. = N

The WoriI-rrnoa ned autHor, in ilis almir1.
DE Lecture. clearly proves from bis osn exc
perieuce that tIe awful consequence ri >rif-
abuse may D, rirciualls removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical oler.
sti0ns. hougirs. Instruments. rings or core
diais. pointing out node - cure ~ once trr
tain and cfectlal bT which every sufferer. 30
matter What .s c0nd lr may be-. mag cuge
himself cuEsrLV, FEiysrEtF 40 ,fcALL4.
This lecture viii prove boon % fAousand-
thousands.
sent under seal % ans address. post paii
on the btlpt ~ tao postage stamps. bf sf-
dr,--irr n-f. cHA>. =. q. hLfsf.
B9Tcr.. Son erl Ic.l Get o.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
cIN IS 4 REMEpIAL AcENr.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTINULANI.
ESPECIALLY designed or ihe use ~ ihs
Htaie A. Psuftssto> aHi .ls taHltY. hatfnl-
fHptrse 4el ihe s4-clIirl shlns. a i5matic.i
't9rital.' 'Nei Ic.t'l.' .eeal4pTs.' etc.. \.
noN enasrsrl at all Df tae prominent rlf,t-
claus- elefnlsts -nl ocaacI-.clr o. - goss.,,-ifr-
all ~ fause lNraisslD medical qualities rafir
ana l44feils 4. Iiieh belong 20 an OLnandPrRF
tin. fut -p lu Quart bottles ana sold 3, sd
druggists =. 4gaErr-
s. =. BiNlNGER 4 90.
lEstaollslel Boz i1s-.I sole Pfonrics..-
-. i9 broadaay street.. y. +
For sale hy 10. IS. BARNES a 40. ~ "a
Park Row Ncs ORR
nrl1nc experience and familiarity uith "a.
requirements 90 DHleoisr.. ana aer tqrsrt..,
business facilities. enable us 70 farni.h t..r.
Nlin elfie- iifnor- f,Tme1ltlu-l AMI fs-f.fi,
20
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27
SHERIEFS SALE.

ltl virtue Ola renditioii eN lf"las snd exc
rut.ou - me directed from thr uaNics- CIR
-ai' Court. Viii cNpa,e ~ salr 20 Tine Court
aou-- .ioor iu Winchester Randolph Counts
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-27

tate Of Indlaua, Randolph COUNTY.
John u Frazier,

RANDoirH CIBcuIr CouRT, FALt Irs1,
l-6i
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In looking over ,ou pager Of the last
sue on the lth page the IT. COLON. | see
an article headla
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22

sf Gen, Scott; Mr.. Cowaer presided. IA
resolution was adopted, pledging tae
meeting 70 maintain the Union under any
circumstances.
Mr. Dayton said, since his arrival IL
Paris, he could detect no unfricndly feel.
ing, on the part Of France, 70 the United
States. and certainly no French citizen
would be found among the priyateers lie
expressed the conviction that the rebellion
would be put down
Csssils NJ. Clay spoke At come length
lie was energetic Cd the conduct 81 Eng.
land. lie declared; II ever The nag q
England became associated with the black
dag Of the South, tae banner ofthe EniieGl
States and the tficolor 81 France wonld
be seen against her, for France had not
forgotten 81 Helenu, 4 M. ..l4: 5l
Col. Fremont spoke, and was received
with enthusiasm. He made quite mo,
.derate speech IIs regretted this wur,
but folt confident u would end Ii Tie I'll.
.uinph 81 trnth and Justice. He had been
called back 10 America, and lost no time
in responding, and he was ready to give
bis best services IL his country. i t q. st +.
Rev. Dr.. McCIintock followed he did
not attach any Importance 10 the niutter.
Ing OF the English press Or to the Sscre.
tafy Of war. The people Of England had
not spoken, and when they did then
voice would not be found on the side d
piracy and slavefV !, Is
il decree had been issued, opening III
the sea ports Of France for cotton yarr
Of certain Numbers. )
Prince q ortschakoff, Gov Of Poland
had died AZ Warsaw, on the S0th Of May
1t appears that the great powers will
guarantees the integrity Of the Papal Ter
ritaty. .s Il. u II. ..... s1. ..s &.
Assurances had been received from Bel
gtamthat that government would not no
|cognize the Confederate States Tie
statements made by the rebels relative II
the supplies Of arms received from Belgi
utn had been greatly exaggerated.
Prince Napoleon is soon to visit Amer
co. Public writer's had received warn
ing TO moderate their tone against TIN
Catholic clergy. .s. q. E:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
ON H*A N ID.

IN n Far SlIn. Inv for f;raIu.. FioaTs Cum.
IN fones stock and Cash. ,,%..:
700 9 Upper !. :.... .s'.'. -, -. =.
500 sheep, Gait. and Kp SIirs. II,
,..,.- " IFNNlN6s, 81
+. - -. - '.s
&c a s. 3 80. 80
.-1 -. - = - =.
Ktivss and Forks. Glsss, NAiis, Butts and
screws, oei iot' ana Saa,n'' af.t "
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
LIST OF AGENTS.

GENERAL aeFAr EdR THE EksTERH ARES:
r -. Hon. ". IL. Hooper. .- , !.
oESIEAt 4sEsT for eALIFcKSE&.
cc..,,..-=.5 D8isht Eselstb, Esq. d. ..
oEsrnAL AGENTS. rer. eAeHs eovarY.
Seth NJ Blair. Esq. s., ani jslss Peter Masshsu
dESElAL A6EaT ToR eREEN RISEN eoUsTt.
$50 .--.:.- Judge William C4rlsE. 49,. i
aaRERAt aAGExT ron rHE. oGLuoNxn AND
- --.--., SALT LAKE :biAILf HoyTE.s XII s...-s
s II. .ys. Mpiat HOwasd Esan. r ~. r 4
~. 81. MAsHiEdiOS couNrr
SANTA Clara JGess IIsn6lnj TOqu,vll.,
Joshua I. Wilitsy Emeen City and GRAFTON,
s1las Z. Johesoti Washington, , D, Mecsl.
fesSh .-.g.s ..,,.,s5
Cedar civ, RjehsrI v. Morris; PArowafi,
JsineI I.wi-; Pdreeoonah, NJ ,nss Euser; sum
mil Greek, Seth Johnson - -. :. p.
- BE4rLs eoUSTT F'-''s
a.ivst, Juiss D. n. Thomasi Mlaersvil!S.
Jss. H. Rollins. '.-.- Sc. -. :.'.E.
miEEAEp eouRTI.
Fillmore. Jno: 4. tsayt Cedar SPRING., Ls,i
Sewage, jus, - -. ~. Fl. -...-...>
- i. ~. -. sXS sETE ooVrrx. = = r.
Manii. Geo. Psseoeki Fort EnhrsiH. H. r
PsIsTsoni MoHhf Pleasant. Win. Morrison;
Morani, g. W. BRADLEY; fountSin Green, @. W.
johnson. Spring Town, r. y, Alfred, SoItb
HsDd, Jss. n, Zones -. = T. -.
JrSB eothTH. r.
Eepht. T. d Footel wiAos Cock, John
Couch, ,s'. 49,.
-~" eEpAK coeNTHI "
CAmr Floyd and Fairfield, M=ssrs wsIksl
Bros, Cedar Fort. J, Rodebsek. =
gTAs COUNTY.
Goshen. WIN. Psics, sanssqsta, WIN, Nc.
Br6s; P4yian, j, r. Hard, Pandto~R
II. b. NJ t5lisyI SpshiEh fptk, D r. weils
SpriREyiiIs, A. Jahnseni Provo, Wm. MRlel
end IT. u; Clsif; sPlssaaa. GIoss, W. g. stsT'
Eett; American Fork, L Z. HarIiRR.oRj Leki
LOssl.so HatehI AIpiHs cisy,I W. Vsnes
GAEAT sAIT IAxr eorSsT. s,s7 D..
o.Siasr,s Mis-, D. q Allssi Dt.nsrSi'lsi
G. spiIsSa,yt UaiOR. .. > cIsmsstsI NssIesn'
E1siisI. LIS Big Coitocwoed ~ brn;
sopI MIii 0,ssk fIanklin Nsti Wsst MI
Creek, wassn PGk; Tsyisnrt's' .. hsE'
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
WateR-Power Erected North Of
Ibe Lime Kiln. by e. M. CAST.

r WISH 10 Inform the pHhlic that I am pre-.
i pared 10 rsn eireulAE-saN to rip up lanl.
per SeesTdiuR 10 oIdsIs from oae inch TO 6ix
inches ihiek, Il the rate OF 81 an honr. Atso,
! iigSsGN Tor saving ont ANYTHING required for
eksIE.baetS. &s,i teeslhst with a good tuTniBg-
lathe f1E all kinds Of tnr,dng. 4 IT, 81 t:.
l xsuI ipnsdiGtely 500 feet Of Cottonwood
.Isnk; 5000 feet Of one ineA white Pine lumber;
tni 500 f-Et q &C taiiInE. 49, 80 .'5.2s-
Bsdst ado; essi5s, ehtldrshis shAirS, GRADES,
IAblss. sad VI o,hst kia4s 81 laEniture slusyv ~
Z. ". CAST. q
= lssh Wssd, hall .hIssb north oe Emlgutlon
s0If SlTssi, - stsse RsSa -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22

collect the customs BY revenue vessels
cruising outside the harbors, and thus. IN
time. 70 bring erring citizens 10 reason,
were schemes well enough i month ago.
But now that blood Is shed, and the most
Irritable and yindictiye people inthe world
are. il arms against each other such half
hostililies will end little favor. We are
SO: absolutely cut on from all news ofwhat
Is passing az the Soath, that We cnnnot
pretend TO speak Of the popular impulses
there, except 50 far as wemay divine them
from the well hnoWa character OF the
SonthefneTs But nj the North there are
signs thpt TIE seceders. IL beaten, may cx.
Pect little mercy IL mar be said that
We ought not 70 take extreme ntteraRces
for the opiuiono of tho mass, bnt II these con-.
iuncturos i IS the extreme counsel which
prevails; Whist Is extreme to-day IS looked
upon as moderate aud necessary tomor.l
row. ecann0t, therefore, hear without
apprehension the threats Of tile Republi.
can and abolition party, 70 the effect
that the slayeOwners Inust be rooted ont /:
that a. hundred John Browns instead Of
one will now invade Virginia; that as the
Tories that is, the loyalists 81 the
American war; were exiled, and an their
roods eonGscated, so the landowners 81
Virginia and the CaFolinas must be swept
away, TO make place for the brave fellows
who have fought under the stars and
stripes and whaton the princiPle Of "the
spoils to the conquerors,n SO long acted
| upon ID politics, areto be put in posses
sion Of the domains Of the secedefs. 4. .
Who Gal say that IN another week or
two such doctrines, instead Of being con.
fined 10 the zeslotsof the Northern party,
viii not be general atnoag the leyies that
are pouring into MaTylands The alGrin
and hatred 81 The South will then increase
tenfold. and q war may be carried gu nn.
surpassed in icrocity By anything that
Europe has known In later ages. The
planting states, the original segtders, arc
secure III their Tenioteness from the scene
of war, but the border laid will perhaps
witness horrors to be remembered for
generations. IA il that We can do Is to
keep aloof from the dreadful encounter
| We feel thai counsel or mediation might
1as web be offered 10 the hurricanes that
sweep over the Gulf u Mexico. We may
receive a little satisfaction from the assur-
Eanee Of Lord Pailnersion that no direct
injury to our finances is likely TO result
from the war; but il IS q greater pleasure 10
/ be able to think that not only positive
law, but the moral feeling Of the COM
munity, viii forbid any British subject to
\ engage il the conflict for private gain.
/ The Home Seeretlry's declaration with
respect TO priyateering viii have the full
assent Of the country and whenthis strife
/ is over We shall hayetlie comfort Of know.
ling that not one drop Of blood WIS slird
BY US - Lendon Times, May 10, FL.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22

-5 Ahe Y AAefatasS Nccuupk Of TOE hHalr
states that after the ualortuqate mistake
was reetifed the forces comprising lie
lit, "a and 81 New York regiments.
joined BY detachmenls of the an Massa-
chnsetts LIST Ohio, 5lh and 9th New
York regiments. with two light field
pieces, under Lieut. Gtebble came upon
an advanced guard OF rebels, defeated
and drove them back, taking thirty
prisoners Then they advanced on Great
Bethel, in York County, where they
came upon the enemy, four Thousand
strong, and drove right into them, They
were 10 position, protected b. six heavy
batteries, mounting sin and twelve pound.
ers and heavy riied cannon. Both Dur
yeas Zaaatcs and Hawkins regiment
charged right mp 10 the batteries, but
could NOT pass the ditch, aud were com
PEELED % fall back. Alter two hours
contest, lie ammunition yeout and the
troops retired III perfect order.
The I'cst's Washington special says
there WIS great excitement III the capital,
over tie news Of the conflict at Great
Bethel II Mas the general opinion
among military men that there hid betn
gross plisInanngeinef and bad leadership
q the Federal forces The Secessionists
we're looking up, emboldened ~ the re.
pulse Of the Federal troops .;E. I.
. ...5..s MARYLAND. s AIS: +
Gov. Hicks had warned the Govern.
meht Of the peril nienacing the cnpital
from bis State, and requesting tl,at q
force be sent To- Frederick City and the
reinforcement Of the regiments at Balti-
more. @ i .sii..ss !.
Marshal Bonncfort states that there
aFofoFty thousand Secessionists IN Isalti
more with concealed arms, waiting d IA
Eorable opportunity TO rise, #5 s@# #
5 Lieut.. General Scott was expected 10
Immediately leave for Frederick To- con-.
lnand the federal forces IN person His
horse had gone forward to Baltimore.
Troops were TO be dispatched to Fred
terick, to protect U Mon. men, ii being un.
ydeFstood that there was d plot on foot
among the SeeeSsinnists, 10 ,lepose g over
i nor Hicks, and establish Il provisional
] government General Mansfield had re-
ceised ilfforInation that the Michigan
regiment had been fired at in Baltimore
i An army officer had been sent there to
Investigate the affair, . s: III. z.5
General Banks takes command OF Bal
I timorr. }. !. 81. +: e..
4 The popnlaec Of Baltimore were irri.
tated by the presence Of Northern troops;
| Init the colciliatory ,roVrnfntre Of: Gene
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niorJ Sugar HOUSE, Ward. q, siriughsm; Soa,h
Cottsuwosd, A.. Cahsoh, ana Jos. Hammohd;
FcTt Hsrslnsb, =. .. Stacking
ToOEir eorNrr.
TSc.Ie ci,t, III d K.l,sys Gr4ntsvIl, 4. e.
Browsrs =. 4. City, Geo. Btyos.
sIlAMhir eooETY. .-.-5
RI.h Why. Rebsri Miller.
~ i... pAvIs ecgNfY, @
Beaasifpl, ". s, MAR; CsnisfviIl.. wHIIam
Reevees FsfmipK,ob, Lot smith and lac. Lett.
hsadg Ksyssills. G. Layton.
wEsEs ccusry. . q Il;
D sdsn. q ~. q. w. We,t; Notth Ogden. Thee
Danns south Weber, Rd. Coos. .;.5. +.
ia 81 psx nLDEH covEFys
4 Brigham City. s, Smith, North WiIlow
Greek, r. p. ilswkias ss Z M Z. 4. III.
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i: REMOVAL.
G. IRA VELLER r,

CEair an6 CabiHt Manufacture, Main Street.
g.. one door mol Of sAt Pony Eipaes.,
Dogs 10 tntofm his friends and the iRhabI-
ID taBts of the, Territory, that he has com.
mrnced business Is tLoFs, and hoPss BY sItiri
attention to al orders to H.tTt aiafS Of ID, =
patronage aud s1rpert. G. =. wild hass al
kisds Of Furniture on hand. Collins made oil
the SheTt est notice. ~. -. {: ~ 3tn