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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01

IF OsT:-k POCKET BOOK
II with dark morocco binding Iticohtaina
letters and papers valueless to any buttheoV-
ner. These papers bear the name Of Isaac i.
Moulon. "A suitable reward will DO given q
any one leaving it 1t this Office, & u q sS
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01

The following very just statement of
the circumstances that led to the engage
ment so prematurcly, and the nature Of
the action is from Col. Forney's Philadel-
phil Press:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
FR0N R0LLA.

RoLLA. No, Oct. 1.-THE report brough
! here day or two ago, that a battle tool
place on she 27th altimo, between q body
Of Kansas troops under Montgomefy and
Jennlson, and the advance guard OF Nc
Cnlloch's army and some State Guards M
der Judge Ohenanlt, Is confirmed BY par
ties just from Springfield. The battle COM
meuceSl near Shanghai, in Barton county,
and the rebels were driven back with con-
siderable loss, and pursued some 40 miles.
Montgomery then fell back on Greenfield.
Great alarm was felt 10 Springfield, lest
Montgomery should attack that place, and
Che troops there bad rested on their arms
foF several nights. Montgomery "a said to
have had 5000 men and the rebels 240o.--
This statement can hardly be relied upon,
as We have had no previous adviees that
such q force of Kansas tEocTs. VzssT u that
vicinity. t- 81
Z "A band Of 900 marauding Isgsls eacamp-
ed at Wilson's Mill, on Bryauts Fork of
White river, in Douglas county, were at
tackled some days since, by q body OF
Home Guards. and 10 Of them killed and
20 wounded. .
It is reported hers thai the 18th Illinois
Regiment had surprised and taken Leba-
nom 10 Lacleds county, with all the stores
and provisions Of the rebels, but this needs
confirmation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
aen. Lane % PhieVins.

usn. Lane, Of KANSAS, bad had Bis COM
maud aud his own reputation 50 much dam
aged By the pilfering practices Of the Jay.
hawksrs, that be has determined to eure the
evil by AongtaR. He made q speeeh to bis
troops last week, In which be upbraided
thea bitterly and severely on the thefts and
concluded by declaring fauy and lsconiesl-
II that the soldier hereafter detected in such
conduct should die on she spot. Lane IS
conceded TO be man of his word, aud this
threat, we think, will put etop TO the
practices that have brought 90 much odiuu
on the Union csuss on the border.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
RON ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, October ia guard Of 20
federal troops Stationed ct the bridge over
Big River, on the Iron Mountain Railroad,
between 40 and so miles south of here, was
captured by band Of rebels on Monday
night, and the bridge burned. On receipt
of this intelligence, General Curtis dispatch
ed several companies Of troops from Camp
Bentoa, and a squad Of bridge builders to
Che scaneO trouble. - Il y Z "a 8M
A report prevails that the townof PotcsG
was to be sacked, and che seeessic1ists here
think that this Is only the introduction Of q
scheme for the capture Of Irontoa and the
ultimate seizure of ST. Louis.
1t La reported here By Whist Is deemed re-
liable secession authority, that is riAed
cannon passed up White river, Arkansas,
last week, In charge of Capt. Wade, Major
Clark and Fergus McGrae of st. Louis, dea-
tined for PEiee's army. AEaAs z aelsE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
FORETGN EFR0

FARTHER POINT, Oct. I5.--Ths Canadian
eompany's steamer North American, which
sailed from Londonderry on he 4th inst,
passed this port this ? N for Quebec.
The shipment of Cotton from Liverpool
to the U.S.during the last months is J, 702
bales, of which the whole were American
except 32I of East India cotton. The
principal portion was conveyed IN steamers.
The Dublin Evening P ~ ceiteratss the
assertion that agents ii the American gov
eminent are in Ireland looking for recruits.
but ie unable to say how far they have SIC
ceeded, but thinks they NEST with but iittls
encouragement.
Official returns show that the Imports Of
wheat and fiour during the months end
ing August reached the Value OF 800, 900, :
600 against Sa5, GOO, 900 same time lest year
The Bourse is very much sgitated.
Rentes declined. Private letters from Paris
say that the bank Of France will probably
soon be compelled to discount bsyoai the
per cent. recently established. Tue rate
Of exchange continues strongly Ia favor u
England, and bills on London were In
great demand. 4 notice that the price OF
bread would be increased four confines bad
produced bad Tmpre ssion and added 10
the dependency Of thn Bonree. A report
wss circulated in London thai the Hank oil
France had applied 10 The Bank Of England
for loan Of $4,000 oe0 :
ITAIf.- RspoEta are earrent thsk RicosoIi
has sent so ultimatuG to the PaPal Govern
meat as settlement Of the Roman question
3PAIE.--It Is asserted that ODennsll
continued to oppose common action With
France end Eagiend in the af4irs With
Mexico. He thinks IL daF0gatory 80 thS
dignity Of Spain, rot 20 art alone. The
Paris PHeriAe says negotiations between
the three governments have 60. bern iptsP'
rupted
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ematwara,


The Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday, says:
Should the forsign demand continue, how
is it to be snpplied7 Is there not danger
of scarcity OF the Eastern seaboard, not
withstanding sho heavy supplies in the
WestP These questions as already re-
marked, will not be one of supply in
the producing country, but of tFaHspOF-
tation. The insigni6ca1ey Of railroads as
channels of traffic becomes apparent
nov that they sre the only dependance for
carrying to MARKET the products ofthe West.
The grain aud -four alone left at TideYater
10 the last sseek Of September could not be
carried by the New York Central, New
York aud Erie, and Pennsylvania Central,
10 less than foug seeeEa, even if each of these
roads were to run Eve tonnage trans day,
loaded exclusively with grain.
a single ordinary steamer on Lhs Ohio
river could carry as much ireight ct single
trip as would employ one of our railroads
Coz q week. These are Important facts to
be considered IN view of the irrespective
foreign demand tOF oHr produce and the
present light stocks on the sesboard. The
ease 10 seFtainly gloomy one for the West,
and Is Is anything bat encouraging for the
East Prices Ia our markets must, it Is
clear. rule mach lower, relatively, than
when river navigation wss open. Instead
Of 50@6oe per 100 1bs., freight will be soc
to 81 CO.. The Grand Trn5k road will
doubtless render Important ssrvice this
season, in transporting property to Portland
and Boston; and il is. e1 peg Il isatrthe
Eaitimore q Ohio road will also [. brought
into use; hat with all. these, transportation
facilities will still fall Ear short Of the de-
nand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE- FILLED

Audn0w here Il appearing 20 the Common Cozu-
Ell Of the City Q Evansville. that Io4 No. l9, iE
Block No. n, Lamas o. now city Of Eyansvilu, g.
90 Situated hat water collects aud rsfuiius stag
naut thereon, and the owner or owners Of said Lot
are horeby directed a1d required b the aad C0En-
eli TO GIL up said Lot 70 such s height as will pre-
vent water from collecting ana remaining Btagnami
thereon, Wi,hn thirty days from tho passage O.
this order
I. Patrick Burke, CLARK OF TIE Citgof Eyansgiiis
do hereby certify that the h5reg Ing 20 true and
complete copy OF an order Of said Council pascal
on the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1851 Tar IL relates
TO the within named Lot.
In witness ~hereof have hsreunt9 snbsoribat
my nam0 aud affixed the seal oC sail City, this l3ti
pay Of August, A. D. 1861.
sugl4 PATRICK BURKE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

Z FoRr MozROE, Oct 1 1.-The spaulding
returned fFom HatteFas Inlet this morning,
bringing General Mansfield, who has taken
command at camp Hamilton. The entire
loss of the Goth Indiana regiment IN it's
recent retreat was a..
No changes have taken place az Hatteras
within the last few days. @e7SA 8 - ~
Eleven countrabands came over last night
from SeWell's Point They say there are
400 confederates at that point, and 8 larger
number this side of Norfolk.
Lieut. Msnny, Of the gun boat Loaisians,
two or three days since found rebsl weasel
in a narrow opening this eide Of Oregon
Inlet, which was fitting out as privateer.
He took possession Of and burnt the vessel.
The rebels were in force in that vicinity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
RFLIEF AssOOIATION.

Families Of Volunteers in need of Reli viii
make application to the following gentieElsp
First Ward--A Helocks s4 j.,
Second W ard !. W. Mcbride, ~ 1s
Third Ward Christ d cker, .lia7
Fourth Ward--Wm. HetlmaD, Fa-ats Gaze ~
Fifth Ward--A. Refs, 81 g.
Sixth Ward Victor Bisch,
Seventh Ward--Mr Jones, ss FL
EiRhth Ward "a. II Roelker, -.-a.-.s
Ninth Wsrd-J 20. +. Glover,
Sibur5s-Edward Buriis and Jno. Wayman.
To facilitate the distrtbusion, the CuroDittes has
occurred Store 90 Locust Street, between First
and Seeond whore the orders for goods will be 70.
eaSed on Tuesdays. Thursdays, aud Saturday.
from seven 20 twelve pslock- ~ !.
citissus from the city aBd farmers who VIII
leave provisions and other articles Necessary for
relief at the store on Locust Street. OF at Philip
2eeks<s, will through the Ass collation., receive the
thanks Of tbs desttu families Of our volunteer.
These who desire 10 gise the Of vzeaet houses
or Esu euenss for these poor families, viii leave
tiee at Mr.. a. c HalIockss of1ce. a
eao17 VICTOR BtSCH, Secs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16


As residents of this city have frleuds 10
p almost every Indiana regiment now in the
Beld. to whom they may desire 20 send let
tiers. we copy from the Indianapolis Journal
the statioas of the Indiana troops ia active
service outside of the State. We shall cor
rect it from time 10 time as The several regi-
meuts move from one position 70 another:
9Th Regiment.--Coi CritGeudeu-- Mui.
draugh's Hill, Ky.
9TH Northumberland Dumont--Chest
Mountaiu asp. Headquarters Huttonviile'
Virginia.
9th Regimens-Col. Benton--BOoneville,
Missouri.
9th Regimsut-Colonel MiIroy-Cheat
Mountain Gap. Headquarters, Huttonvilie,
Virginia.
10Th ReeIment--Colonel Manson--Mal-
draugh's Hill, Ky. Il
llth Reeiment--ool. Wallace-Paducah.
18th Regimcnf--Colonsl Isinck--Darnes-
sown, Maryland.
18th Regiment-Col. SulIivan-oheat
NonntaIn, Virginia Headquarters for let
ters for the regiment--H Ran.
lolph county, Virginia.
18th Regiment-CoI. Kfmball---W Western
Virginia.
18th Regiment-CoI. Wagner--Westeru
Virginia. Direct letters and papers to l4th
and 18th. regiments the same as to the 18th,
as above given.
18th Regimsnt-Col observation-disclosures
town, Nd.
18th RegIment-CoL Hascall--Western
Virginia. Direct letters TO the same post
Office as given for the 18th Regiment.
The l3th, I4th, 18th, and I'm Regi-
ments are scattered at different points
among the vailies and heights OF the Cheat
Mountain range. The post Office address
for all these regiments is Huttonville, Va. .
18th Reglment-Col, Patsison--JefersOn
City, Missouri.
18Th Regiment--CoI. Aeredith-Ko lsra-
ma Heights, Washington City.
goth Regiment-Col. Brown HatteFas
Inlet, n. @.
2lst Rsgiment--Col. McAilIan-Locnst
Point, near Baltimore. Post Office address
Of the Regiment, Baltimore, Maryland.
23d RegimeEt--Coi. Dagis--Jeherson
City, Missouri.
asa Regiment-COl sanderson--Padu-
eah, Ky.
24th Regiment-Col. HOvsy-GeOrge-
town, Missouri.
18th Regiment--ool. yeatch--3eorge-
town, Missouri.
26lh Regiment-Col. Wheatly--Jeserson
City, Missouri.
9th Regime lt--Ool. oolgrove, Washing
ton City
s1st Rsgiment-oOi. oruft-areen River,
Ky.
SAD Regiment-COl. Nuldraugh's
Hill, KY.
35d Regimeut-Oolonel Coburn~Mul-
draugh's Hill, KY.
seIh Regiment--Colonsl Scrihner-Aul-
araugh's Hill, Ry.
seth RegimeRt--Col, Horrison-Aul-
dra7gh's Hill, Ky.
CAYALRg.
Capt. Braeken's Company - Western Vir-
gluis. Post Ofice address, HuttOuville.
Capt. Stewards Oompauy-Western Viz
9Inia. Post Ofice address, Weston.
Liaut. Col. Scott Carriers sig companies of
she Ist regiment Of Indiana Cavairy--
Washington City.
Col. Bakers eight companies of the LIST
regiment Of Indiana Cavslry--Irontons
Missouri.
ARTJLgERT. t zl
Capt. FrybargeTs Company Jefferson
City, Missouri.
Capt. Klaus Compaay--Jeferson City,
No.
Capt. Rabb's Company. jefferson City
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

REEocK, No, October 15th.-A train ca
the N. n. Railroad from St. Lonis, was
stopped at this place yesterday BY . party
Of 30 armed secessionists aud six federal re.
cruiting officers on board taken prisoners.
The rebels then searched the train, but for
some unknown reason did not eAteF the sx-
press car, In which there were three han.
dred Enfield rifles and two tons Of clothing,
destined for Nebraska. Two Of the cap
tured ofHceTs we're released on the spot, and
three others few hours afterwards. No
SLOTS were fred.
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ERoM BALTTR0RR

B4LTiNoRE, Oct. 15,-The Norfolk Rx
aniner of Monday, which has been recelv.
ed by a Gag Of truce, contains dispatch
dated New Orleans, 18th, stating that ma
val engagement had taken place at the head
Of the = ......s.. on the night of the 18th,
lasting an hour and was Afterwards renew
&C, also the following dispatch.
JAGksoE, Oct, 12.-Last night I attacked
ths blockades with my little Heet. Iasuc-
eeeded atteS very short struggle, In driv-
ing them all aground on che southwest
pass baE, except the Preble, which aunk,
captured prize from them, and after they
were fast in the sand I peppered them we'll
There were no CASUALTIES on our side. Ii
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CINCINNATI MARKR~

CINoINEATI, Oct. I5.-Fiour Sc Per bb
higher at the opening on change, bat at the
close the market become dull and heavy at
5lSG5.55 for super fine. Wheat frrn at
so@85c for red; se@a5c for white. Cora
steady at s0931cf and Oats ct zoe. Rye
quiet at a7@3ec. Whisky advanced 70
l4ae and In active demand Nothing done
IN provisions worthy Of noss; enarket gaIet;
Esir jobbiRg demsnd.
Exchange frm at ! pFeEiums Gao6na
huoganti. bankers paying prsmiE@r
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Clerks once, October "a, 1851.
ORDER or COUNCIL DIRECTING
IOTq To az FILLED.

And noE here Il appearing 90 Chs 0omuou Com.
ell Of the City Of ETsnsvillos that Lot 10. e. n
Block No. II, StockWella Enlargement "a ~ q
Evansville, ia 50 situated that iter collects aHd
remains tagnGnt thereon, and the owner or own
aEs Of said Lot arc hereby directed rfqEired b.
She said Council 70 n up said Lot 20 aHch = igbs
will prevent water fFoga collecting aud rswain'
log stagnant thereon within thtVtg days from To-
passage of this ordersr 81 eaa.tf 81 -r
I, Patrick Burke. Clerk Of Che Citg 81 ETane
VII ., Do hereby certify that the foregoing r true
and complets copy 81 an order Of aid Coupcil,
passed the LIST uag Of Juu9, a. 81. l6el fnF
as II relat-s 10 the within named Lot.
IN witness whereof, haze hcrsuuto subscribed
my name and Rfixsd the seal q said Citf, thia
: - LArRrrU rTTpwr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

ArcaIsoE, No, Oct. 1s-7Ths statement
made in eastern papers that q psrty of Sc
cessionists attacked one of the overland
coaches Is false. They run with great reg
ulsrity and without trouble from any soarcs
The employees Of the company numbering
some hundreds have all recently taken the
oath of allegiance.
Maps from the snrseyiHg party Of the
new route from Denver 70 Salt Lake show
the obstacles are much less than were
anticipated. That road can be bai't al
comparatively small expense.
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DfREOTIN
---rT TO BE FILLED.

And now here Il appearing 70 be Common Conn
ell Of the City Of Evansville, that Lot No. z, u
Block No. Q, IN the Eastern EplargcIne AT Of ssi
city, Is so situated that water collects and rsnai
stagnant tn reon, and the owner owners 81 saia
Lot are hereby directed and required by lho ssid
Council 10 Gil up said OF 10 such d hsi ght s. HfL
prevent water from collecting aud remaining at4g
nARt thereon, WithiR thirty daYs from the pass *
Of this order.
/. Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the CITY Of EFsass .la
do hereby certify that tho foregoing Is q true Eun
cOmpete copy Of an order Of said Council, passed
the Cd day Il August a. D. 1851 ne Gar aa a.
Iatss 70 the within named Lot
In witness whereof, hSye hcEeunta suhscTiEe1
my name and af Ged the seal ofHad City, thi5 a.
day Of August, A. D. 1881.
augl1. PATRICK BCBhE.
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BALTIHoRE Oct. l6.-Richmond papers
state that the steamer Nashville ran the
blockade at Charleston on the 18th, wirh
Senator Mason, as minister to England, and
Senator Siidell as minister TO France on
board They vere accompanied by their
suite and are nov On the ocean. Pensacola
papers give list of seventeen wounded at
the Santa Rosa fight, ct the hospital, ineIu-
James Haldington of the lst n. 7. Artillery.
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Bssrs. On the River theirs = variation according
y vi '""'' III TidE OF CLOSING.
Rs3rosd Haa flor fincsnRes, Terre hauts.
FadianRpoIis CincInnat, Louisville. St
Louis, Oh ic4go, Cairo s1A other Eastern.
Western, and Northern points, aud B. h.
Way 0f5ces) every day except sunday at "a. Il.
k5assvsIzs MGS1 (Viver) every Tuesday,
THURSDAY. and Saturday at 81 ?. M
week except sunday and Thursday at ll1SA. ID.
qrasa Riser aFa7 (for Bowling Green aud
dag at s1sr. nj.
!. Thursday, aud saturday a g5zA,a.
ne nee 1. ". and Friday At 71sA.H.
Rcckport Max (tand) every Monday We'd
- 10y = rs Nv Iss ! svsr, Friday sss
Pete sburgh letters, &C. come az -
BY BaiIroad daily-l
cys.ss{aas Masl every Wednesday at 7P.a.
Leaves At 5 4 n. THURSDAY morning.
TIME or DELIVERING.
61sIroGd Mod every day except Sunday st ?.
ThSrsd >. l ana saturday S i 81
FaancGh Mad, every day inkhe vesA except
sunday and Thursday 81 sA.H
GreeR 6sss' MOL, every Monday and Thurs
az. vs-aoa Mall QAna) every AoAdAy.
Wednssday and Friday By 9P.n.
Sess Hor7nong MAJ, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday b 4F.n.
RecEoorg Bgaa (fand) every sunday at ?. n,
and Wednesday and Friday at a NJ
arrives the evening before, aftef once
bours.1
argh Mail (wayl svsry Friday by s>S a. Al.
CYztkiFsa Max every Fri6ay at IA u.
Arrives the evening before. after chtcs hoursl
=. a. 90 week days Delivery CLOSES from to ID
A. ~ spd from 70 6P. N. On week days during
the aud closing opening Of the RailFOsi mail
O6ies open from TO p N. on the Sabbath.
JAMES e. McNEELY, P. II.
Evansville, Ind, MAY l, 1851. tuIy92.y
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90 The rebels are boasting that their
new or-General, anstavus W. Smith,
graduated drst in his elass--that of Is42-
at West Point. So far from this being true
VS. Rosensrans Of Ohio, John Newton of
Virginia, aud a. L. Rostis Of Massachusetts,
were his saperiors--the ashamed being at
the head of his class.
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HoLLrrs.
Hiesed,

EEw OsLsAEs, Oct. lathe force Of the
federal feet was 40 guns and nearly ] 900
men; while the little confederate musquito
aeet was i6 guns and 900 men. II "a re-
ported that our iron steamer sunk the Preb-
elwish Der iron pillow. Commander Hol-
Inns arrived last night. s1
The names of ls wounded rebels at San
ia Ross are also given.
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ST. JosEPE, Oct. ls.-Bishty sf EstaE
James Cavalry at Cameron, CO Saturday,
caus upon $50 or 900 rebsIs 10 eorn Geld
&C miles south Of Cameron. 10 Rsy eouaiy,
the advance gnard efae seated them, they
seeking refuge in the tit-,,.F. Our guard
was reinforced by 30 wh:'o they completely
drove them from that i..a, killing eighi
and taking prisoners, ienF federals were
wounded; none killed. E1or cavalry were
st Erst fred On by rs men ore lieussoGr.
has % buIIet holes Ia fis clothes ard sir
scratched his skin.
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ER0M .D4RNESrnR

DARxKsTows, Oct. 13-E4erythins Gas
quiet along the river line yesterday. Moth
ing transpired of great interest in camp.
Capt. Stone, Provost Marshal, has seissd
and con6scafed vast amount Of liquors
and arrested mapy sellers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

~ Mr.. eorwin, it is stated, has obtained
permission of tbs Mexican Government to
allow the free and unrsst-ained passage of
our troops through Mexico, when necessary
to operate against the insuFrectioh in the
Southern States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

eThe Richmond Dispatch states that
che nilitia IL Berkely county, Virginia,
having refused to j0iu the army, peFsnPts.
~ orders wsge issued from military head
gasrters 80 force them, or so tSeat them as
dessrssrg or alien enemies.
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA Oourf Of ComLnon Iisos,
Tandsrhursh County gJAaHsry term, = =. zse2.
james a. Devon.
william r. Devon and AsSSAlaeA9-
Charles a. lockwood.
II appearing by HfHdavft, On Gle "a she ofics Of
She CIork Of the Court Aforesaid, that the abov0
named defendant in the above entitled action, he
object Of which Is 70 enforce the payment Of two
promissory notss,l are not residents Of the
State Of Indiana. Notice Of the pendsney Of
such action q therefore given to said Willlan p.
Devon and Charles A. lockwood and that she
same will stand for trial at the naxe term Of the
Court aforesaid, TO be begun and held at tho Court
House in the city Of Evansyilles Ga the County
and State Aforesaid, on the LIST Monday In January,
A. d. 1852. 49,
In sttsstatIon whereof I, Louis Richter. Clerk Of
said Court, have hereunto subscribed my this
23d day Of September, 1881. LOUIS RICHTER
Clerk G. O. r. v. Co.
Jones 4 BIv.be. PP6s Atty's. sept2a-svOE
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FRON NRR YORR.

Nav YoRK, Oct i6.-The steamer
Peerless, which was purchased in Canada,
last spring under circumstances which led
to the superstition that she was intended for
tbs service Of the rsbsle, vas yesterday
chartered By the War dspartmeat.
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FROM HARFFoRD, CONN.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct ls,--The Senags
az vote OF IL to c ibis morning passed
the following;
81 RssoI9zd, That las .aessanger Of che
Senate be and he Is asFehyl directed aud re-
Quested to remo-s from the Senate Chara-
Ter the portraits ~ issac Toacey sGa THIS.
q. Seymour, and that whenever the Comp
troller shall be satisfied Of their loyalty, be
ia instructed Ia. return shsir Portraits 10
their preseus positious.