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Attachment.
Thomas Masters, Plaintiff,
against

ss.sz Wm. Catlett, Defendant.
DEFORE Thomas Martin, ]. p, of Bethel
ID township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
18th day of August 1851, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of eleven dollars and six cents, which
action with be for hearing on the 1st day OF
October, A. D. 1861, at 2. o'clock M. of said
day. THOMAS MASTERS.
Sept. A, 1S61.-3t.
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CYNTHIA HOLLAND, F. M. Sinclair and AL
~ vira Sinclair his wife, Alexander Holland,
William Holland, Charles Holland and Harvey
Holland You will take notice, that on the
18th day of May, ] $50, fled petition against
you and others, in, the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, the object of which
is to obtain an order to sell the south east
quarter of section II, township and range
6, in said county, and to correct a mistake in
relation to said land. You are required to
answer said petition by the I'd day of Novem-
Der next, or Judgment and order will be taken
as by confession at the October Term of said
Court, 1861. .ea.1 .s1.s}
SYLVESTER MARTIN. a
September II, 1S61.-ew
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AUGUSTU.S KOERNER'S ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed was, on the 7th day of Sept. 1861, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, Administrative of the Estate of Au-
gustus Koerner, late of said county, deceased.
MELROZENA KoERNER, Adm'rx.
Sept. H. lal.--3t. Rd.
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Important Correspondence
a4sbozgAeceptauce of1H. y. siJesUeA. e

~, ,,,ar,.s4s sza 1saH5l,ta zH
Sir-I have the pleasure of announc-
ing your nominations, by ethe Democratic
Union Convention for the State of Ohio.
as their candidate fol, the Office of Goy-
ernors at the ensuing, election. Z Hoping
that you viii accept this as favor Of the
Convention. aud for the interests Of the
State and country, remain, "a Y al
vlsr71oufs, with respect siE' - ~ u
WIN. A. JOHNSON, e
Secretary Of State Central Committee.
MoRRow, o., Aug. 9. 1851.
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Legal Notice.

Sept. 4, 1ss1.-6w.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The PIRATE Jeff. DAVIS LOST.
WRECKED OFF sr. AUGUSTINE.
ALL EFFORTS TO SAVE HER IN VAIN.
The Crew Escape Without Harm,

The Charleston Mereury of Monday. has the
Glowing particulars of the loss of the uriyateer
JEFF Davis
Capt. Coxetter now made sail for the Florida
cast. On Friday evening, the 10th iust he was on
st. Augustine but the wind having increased to half
gale, be could not venture in. He remained outside
the bar the whole Of Saturday without observing any
Of Lncoln's feet.
'0n Sunday morning at half-past six, while tying
10 cross the bar, the jeff DAVIS struck, and though
every possible exertion was made TO relieve her by
throwing tho heavy guns overheard, yet the noble
vessel after her perilOus voyage and the running of
innumerable bocka5es, became total wreck. All tho
smallarms and clothing OF the crew. with many yas-
able sundries, were, however, saved
On the arrival of the brave but unfortunate crew
IN st. Augustine, they were received with kindness
that they never can forget. The bells rang out
Joyous peal Of welcome and the people Wed with each
Otrer in their cOurtesies to the shipwrecked ones.
Thanks to the noble hospitality of the Flordians, tho
men soon recovered from their fatigue They are exc
pec,ed 10 arrive in Charleston Wednesday next.
The name of the priyateer JEFF. Davis had become q
terror 10 the Yankees TIE number Of her prizes anS
the amount Of merchandise which she captured bas 70
parallel since the days of the Saucy jack"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
THE REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN AT HAT.
. TERAS


The following is complete list Of officers and men
captured at a,teas Inlet by the naval expedition
der Flag Officer 5. III. Stringham, Aug. -, 1861:
OFFICERS.
Commodore Samuel Barron, Confederate States Navy has.
Co.on.l WIN. y. Martin Col Bradford LieutCo. @. w.
Johnson Major w. g. q. Andrews Of Artillery j. G. Cara
way Ordnance Officer; Adutant j. NJ Poole and Lieut Las,
,e all Of the 1th Regiment North CNolns Volunteers
Captain L. j. Johnson Company H. IN Regiment North Car
olna Volunteers.
Lieut., VIM Sharp. Confederate States Navy
Lieut.. Thomas n. Allen, ngineeu and ordnance.
Surgeon w. NJ Brown.
Assistant. Surgeon VIM. r. Poole.
ROASOKR 0UARp, SKvrSTH RHG1NpSrCapt John q. Lamb,
Second Lieut. W. Bggs noncoumoned officers aud phvaes
98. Total, 100.
WI,HNGros GRsYL-Cpat Sparrow, Lisuts. Shaw, WhIts-
ker and Thomss noLcommfoned officers and priv stes 81
Total 58
commssoned officers and priyates g. Total, 20.
NORRIS 0uARDs-Fiut Lieut. q. w. Crimes Lieut., q.
Morris and johnson, coroned officer, and prva,s5 g.
Total c.
LysoIn BHAyH.-Csrt ,,on Lieuis Kinney, ELer ron.
commss oned officers aud o. ties 65. Total 6s
INDEPENDENT UKaYs-Cspt. C1hoon, Lieuts Hok TsherS
non commissioned officers and prvates 81. Tot, 81
HERrpoRD LIGHr ISPASrRT.-Capt. sharp Lieuts. Wise
Moore conmissioned Off and pyates 81 Total o.
JoSEsBoRo OuaRDs.-Cspt Duke, Leuts Bel, Lamb and
nlsILToS GuARDs-CoLt L. Ia Clements, Leuts Augustus
Whitley and Griffin noncomni'sioed officers and pyute Co.
Total 81
NORTH CAROLINA DHyESDBRs-CapL q. Luhe Leuts. Shan
non and NOAH noncommissoned officers and pryses 6 10
tai 50. Grand total 69l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The following ia copy Of highly ilater1ng testi-
monial which has been presented TO Com. Strnghan.
The signatures are those Of merchants and insurance
officers who feel highly grateful for the success which
has attended the efforts of the Commodore in breaking
up the piratcal nest at Hatteras Inlet.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 3, 1861.
Com. s. H. srRlseHAN, u s. Macy, cOm"a"dag U. s. Allan
dc Bockdding Sqadd,on.
DEAR SIR: We lake the earliest opportunity of ten
derng you congratulations upon the successful
termination of your expedition to the coast OF North
Carolina and 10 express TO you our appreciation OF the
important service yOu have rendered the country by
breaking up such nest for pTiyateers and cover for
depredatlOns on commerce.
We hone az good success will attend further efforts
Of like character at similar places further South.
weMe, very Is'pectflly,
UNION HUTUAL ms Co.. D. Jones President Allan
NEFFGSE Ffsa1iSS S, CO eRSSELI President
GGEER9 RG92PSsRo 2RPSoP s SSn afTf
Of TpgoH oW BR6fsRs MS If. ptNiEE T. DRAKE AXE saT
COMPANY CHARLES NEWC0MB, V.P.
WVfTH W. w DE- FOREST Co, JOHN A. PARKER, y. T. OF.
MiNTuhNSco Me'1E9 IEcoSEY lG;IS1Ts Pc
sRoWN, 81 oWs%B BBRRorHERs Co., Nat, in. Co.: = .'
E.kG. w. BLUNT, b. c. NORRIS President Co
EE;oNWLAND =; a AspINwALL. LEOPoLD BIERwlRTH
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Prestorent Nut. Ina Co.
TIE COMMODoRE's REPLY.
The following ia the reply of Commodore Stringhsm:
UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP MIsSEsors
NEwYoRK HARBoR, Sept. J, 1861.
j. D. ONES s,q, Predent Atlantic Natal ms Co. and ohs
.HfsTpriisrs and mSTchanls Atv iork
GENTLEMEN: Your kind note dated New.fork,
Sept , lS6l accompanying the too complimentary let
fer OF some of the New-York underwriters and mer-
chants expressing their appreciation of the success at
tending the expedition under your lmyl command to
the coast of North Carolina, has boen received, and
hasten to inform you and tho gentlemen whose names
IrecognLe as Of those whose appreciation cannot bat
be highly gratifying to any one that appreciate this
high token Of their approval.
Ii have done my whole duty, IL is more than
could have hoped. That / have tried TO do 1t will
venture to state; and can promise my Willingness in
the future as in the past to my country In what
ever capacity may be placed. s.,
Respectfully your obtsswt s; IL sTRiNutAmn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
A LIVELY SKIRMIsH.
|. of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
C.sP SEMINARY MAR FoRr TAYLOR, Va, Sept j. 1901
A brisk skirmish took place yesterday morning De-
tween Companies and Of the Sd Regiment ana the
Rebel pickets near Munsons Hhl in which Corporal
Hand, Company j, and private Rannes Of Company
X, were killed. Pryates Cole and Lawson, Company
were badly wounded tho fret in the leg and the last
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
fBy TeieyTaph.I

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesisy Sept. 3 isGl.
TIE Richmond Enquirer Of the 2sth of August, pobs
lishes a letter from Fernandina, Florida, dated the
2is which has been received in Savannah Ga, saying
that The Of the JEFF Davis bad arrived there, tho
vessel having been wrecked on the bar trying TO ges
ilO ST. Augnstine, Florida.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

A sPARTAs MorHER.-Among those who were on
board the Kate CaSse TO take leave Of the New Boston
boys, was Mrs Sanders, the aged mother Of Mr.. Nah
lon Sanders, who went with the company Five Of her
tons have volunteered fight for their country and
when of them ased how she felt undor the trial
parting with all her boys the grand old mother re-
piled that she only regretted that she had lot five more
fo Jay upon the altar q her county.
olsdo ~ Rstod
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
CARD OF THANKS TO com. sTRINGHAM.

TorLI, eIelusi,s Of officers, 833.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

In The head They are doing well. Firs. Lieu,. A. g.
Iaylor had his cap disodged from bis bead by ball
The Rebels were in greater numbers than YVES ,uc,
posed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
The VICTORY AT HATTERhS.

MOVEMENTS OF TEE nIBrEsoTA.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

FILL LIST OF TIE REBEL PRISONERS.
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Frons the Potomac.

The news from the army Of the Potomac, 50
far as IL has reference to the movements Of troops
ioreshadOws the approach Of some great event
As 70 the present and prospective position Of the
southern forces, we need only say that every
thing has thus fer been managed with ccnsuln-
mate skill, and for q significant purpose. Com
plete mystery vcils the intentions OF our peuer-
ais, and we are consequently unable to euliqhten
the public as TO when or where a fnal stand
viii be made. Every rEmor of d" falling back -
(and such rumoFs were plentiful yesterday, }
seems 70 af'ict some minds With ideas of retreat;
bat il should be remembered that the retirement
Of our troops from Fairfax previous TO the bat
lilo OF Manassas, was a strategic movement,
which the grand army learned to their sor-
row Since it has been announced that Prcsi-
dent Davis has left the city for Manassas, it can
do no harm to say that be is now with our army
on the PotOmac, for the purpose Of making a
personal inspection Of matters Gen Wise ae-
companisd him,
Passengers who left Fairfax yesterday morn
ing inform us that the Federals occupy Munson'
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Ex1Fa CnaFEes.
f.rrirrnI Rngriaftnlas.

J. No pei wall De received Tor sh9rer period fhaH
a sessln. Iupils entering Efer the gnent OF
session. No dpdBct1n viii be l5ad- Ia ease 1t W tI-
drawal before the close Of the asiOu for rbserc
unless occasion ed ny sicl.ns~-.
- With the view 20 prevent va isH1cC. and pro
mote Eaht y economy The lalievil uniform las b.
selected Winter gniiorm 10 consist or ia', p
tiefino dress, with Capr If aud pam white collar
biuck silk apron ud d. gtJri bat trmraad with sIruy
colorrl ubhon t,g unlner and se.-r.rt wi ter.
SuiaHrr Iloru4 consist af dres, Ci blue Ir haln
uiu-lin calico. tsCld eolorsj b. with ions
sleeves an 10 H. c'o,e 70 he neck vifh small Il-h
white collar black -iik aPFon tacl pHpil De pre-
yidat With to eT--ses for the WINTER four drs>srz
OF the summer m.ifagm-
. Boarders n.ubt =, provi led wiz s.S chauees cf
clio hius sulb.e for the ssspn. l al4 btc --is- ar
tic rs for the tOic ans with si1 table napkin.
T. The partn's yT,ans # y,uDg 'atic- com n +,
from distance, are re -rIrd ili
near Memphis, To- whom appI ci,.iOn nay b. de
when necessary, in faytr Of he pupil the ou
= tde lntiuflun VIII not I1cur he e. p Of for
ingi shall the pupils De oyss1 keep money 70
spend at their discreet A. Sueh urys musi Le ce-
porifed vth the s. PeTiaT u the IusfitaIe.
To pgevC nt loss Of tine aud ui eruption # the ex-
S.Trurduys, from 70 l2 o'clock ~ and frun 10 r. "
Parents Others wishing place children la De lnsti-
tuition, vii. he received any day rNcept sunday.
2 Tli Institution Is CathoIc-bst o its object IL TO
afford educational advautGEcs irrerp cttvcy n rrl-
0us eraeds no aRueue, hey oud that object will be
ereised Discipline and order only win rtqure attend
dnce ct divine service sunday.
pargnts and snds visit ing the pupils N exhibition
week at other t7Hes viii End accommodation in The
city neighborhood the Institute is prepared to
furnish enIcrtuinm' 1T.
9 Letters 20 be addressed 20 The
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ST. a gues Female Acad-Iny,
amp 3,n Memphis, Tenn.
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9ailg Appeal.
ARKANsAs ETEnrs.

The Little Rock Democrat OF the Sd, state,
that a regiment now being organized at tha
Plsee, anae1 command of Col. Terry, IS fast fIl
ing up, and adds: It is very important it b.
completed at an carly day, as troops are needed
IN the west to defend the State of Arkansas from
the threatened raid Of Lane and Montgomery"
Notice is given. IN the same paper, TO persons
who have filed claims against the late United
States in the Office Of the Auditor Of Arkansas,
that pro rata distribution of the money sppro-
priated for that purpose. gives eighty-foUr cents
and ene-iih Of a cent on the dollar Of ;he claims
flied and allowed Claimants residing at dis
lance, who mas depute others TO draw their dis
trbuiiy, siE,ra ned not execute formal power
Of attorney hut simply draw an order and have
Haiie-led, authorizing ihe rauv to receive and
n.oeipt for ihe amount lue.
Edmund Hays, Esq, Of Macnola, Columbia
county. Arkansas. arrived at Little Rock few
days since, with large lot Of ready made cloth
ing for the volunteers from that county in Gen.
lIardee's command. The energy aId selfsacri-
fcing devotion and patriotism manifested by tn
ladies' of Columbia. and indeed al over the Con
fsleracy in making up clothing, is worthy Of all
praise and commeR1ation.
Two companies recently organized in Column
bia county, for The war are ca roHte for the head
quarters Of Gen. Hanlee, via Memphis.
We learn from the Democrat rhaj the Pine
Blud Telegraph company have malc dividend
Of faur per cent. Of the earnings for tho past six
n.snths- The affairs Of the company are repre-
senied as very prosperous and the extension Of
the line 10 Napoleon and Camden is gong on
vigorously, notwithstanding the disordered fuan-
ces Of the times. The poles are now on the
ground to Napoleon, and on the route to Texas,
poles are placed to Princeton and Camden At
the Texas line, they win be met by a line from
Galveston, Houston, Austin, etc.
The Poeahoutas dS5ertiser states, editorially,
that al the lands in the Batesvile land district,
formerly belonging 10 the Cairo and Fulton rail-
road company, viii BE- offered for sale, at Bates
vile, on sAe 25th ofNoveniber next. This, says
the Tras Democrat, is mistake. Only those
lands viii be offered, heretofore claimed and re-
served by The United States, and held at two
dollars aud a half an acre. The company con
tend that they have the title to the lands granted
10 the company, and are offering them for sale.
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A PRETTY GOOD SELL-The Washington
correspondent of the New York ErPress tells the
following amusing ancedote of the arrest of a
secession clergyman in Lincomdom:
The Rev Mr. Lippitt, OF the Episcopal church,
native Of Rhode Island and formerly a pro-
f,-ssor IN the Episcopal Theological Seminary Of
Virginia, resides near Alexandria, and a short
time since officiated at Christ Church in that city
His sermon was regarded by tine officer in com
mand as % secession discourse and he was
accordingly incarccrated in the Washington Jail
Being required by the Socrstary Of State TO pro-
duce his sermon, he sent for it, whrn il appeared
by note in the margin that it was first preached
Twelve years ago! The Secretary read it care
fully over, and prounccd II good sound Christian
doctrine, aud forthwith ordered Mr.. Iippitt to be
discharged. This incident, which has just trans
pired, caused not little aInnscmcnt among the
reverend grntleman'S friends
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Id Chancel.y. I'D HIemlphis.

GTAfE OF TENNESS Sep efngs had IN the
~ Gle Ks Office chancery side of the law and
chancery court of the city of Memphis Monday, Sep
tember the 10th, 1861
William Walker aud James BOYD, CompIainants
vs..
W. Cox, admir-, etc, aud John C. Lanier C. and NJ,
Defendants.
il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that tn,
deirhdiit w Cox, il nonresident of the STATE OF Ten
nessec,
It's ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within the first three DAYS Of the next term
said court TO be held the Monday NSveIp
Der neYt t61, and plead enur to complain
ants bill, or tho viii be taken confessed
him. and set Tor hearing exparte AMI thst copy uf ts
order be pabh she'd a weet for feur successive
weeks in the Memphis A ppeal
A Acopy-attest! JOHN G. LAEIER,
CleTk and Master.
A. Massey, solicitor for complainaBts'
oc2lsWiN
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sr.rr OF vrre1s1A. CITY OF R1cnnnsr- tn.urt
I'm ChamcerY, at MemDhis,

CyTATE OF TENNESS SEE.-ProerediDss had in the
- clerk Office, chancery ride Of the law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday Septe-
Der the 6th lr6i
John J, Murphy, Complainant,
" The Home Insurance Company Of the City of New
York and Others, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this that the
defendant The Home Insurance Company Of the city
of New York, is Nonresident of the state OF Ten
nessee,
II ordered that Il do enter its appearance herein
before within the first three days OF the next term
Of said court 10 he held the second Monday No
vember next 1861, and p;ead, drmur 20
painauts bill The will be taken for confessed
a to H. and set for bearing arte, aud ta. copy Of
this order be published week for four successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest; JOHN O. LANIER,
Clerk aud Master.
3. NJ Rrtes, solicitor for complainant
pe2 laviw
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5000 REWARD.

MURDER in TIA lahatchie county, Mississippi. Sep
vi tember I9th 1861 J. b fIydnett, on Yesterday,
ne 18th tsnI called q. II Cook while af work
and after passing word shot him and instantly fed
The said Ifodntt Of medium hight, vsil yyrigh
about 100 pounds light coplreted and f4cc
The only he took with h.m a dovu colo rd sai-
net tolerably fine The Und rsigu T. widow # the
eeased viii give $500 ard tor Jhe apprehension
divery Of the above Described flodn the Jail Of
Tallshstehic county Mississippi. MARY CGOE.
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Hill, where they were throwing up Notifications,
but we have heard no estimate of their force.
The belief was prevalent that battle was Close
at hand There is no doubt of the fact that the
enemy can be accommodated with fair fight in
an open field, if he viii only continue to advance.
Our latest adyices represent that the women
and children were leaving Fairfax Court House,
and that the Hessians were burning all the forest
trees as they advanced, with e view to the de-
velopment Of any ''masked batteries that might
be concealed among them.
We have interesting information concerning
our batteries on the Potomac, which it might be
imprudent to divulgp-R Richmond Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NOTHCEE
IT Friends and COTreS gOndentS in
the Confederate States.
N E w
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT !

ETEsSRS. MATHEWS & HJKT ian. of ,t
w school Of the grea- and br TED CheuicsI Nv
~ ana Scou7ers, COOK Mattlryg-, ofaSr Louis nav,
beeh induCe - open an sthbshla fr wing g
ton Of gentleurns Coats Vests pants are q, !
eleansed and restored to the gnai perft eiiu
certain do remove every OF of geese pain wa
aud tar gethsr with Al aIhrr sia hrs and iu,pn-
ties 20 which surh garments hHte anal rga-rnt th
spots not 70 reeppesr. Cal and examine tllar s.n
pies Of Cost dressing. II they fail 20 peass voa M
charge viii he Insde Their office Is On Jefferson .tesi
between Main street. sud kront Row
mT2ily MATTHEWS 4 HUNT.