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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23
ORDER or COUNCIL DIRECTING
I,0Tg- To BE FILLED

And now here it appearing 20 the Common Coun-
ell Of the City of Evansville, that L0ts Noe 10 -,
Evansville, Is 30 situated that water collects Rnd
remains stagnant thereon, and the owner or own
Of said lots hereby directed AID required bg
the said Council 10 an said Lots 70 such height
as will prevent water from collecting and remain
log stagnant thereon within thirty days from the
passage Of this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk of the City Of Evans
VII e. do hereby certify that The foregoing - trus
and complete copy 0f an order Of ahio Coaucils
passed, on the 10th day Of August A, D. 1861 So
far as IL rslatrs 70 the within named lots
In witness whereof, have hereunto snblcribed
my name and affixed the seal of said City, thial
PATRICK BURKE
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TuE DEBrNoB OF KENrucKf-And u

I THE DEFENCE OF X EETUeKY.-And-n now
let our friends strain every nerve in prepa-
rations for defence. The time is. come.
Every hour, every minute, is valuable. The
Legislature, though slow has sent forth its
call for the mastering of troops The gal
liant A nderseu awaits anxiOusly@ their com
ing. In every county, in every precinct,
lei military companies be immediately rails
ed. Let county vie with county, precinct
with precinct, man with. man. Surely the
raisingof companies must now be one of the
Quickest of processes We do not doubt,
that. in any Union neighborhood, a com
spanv can be raised in q day, and that in
any' Union county regiment can be raised
in three days We see no reason, why,
within ten days, sixty thousand men may
not be expected to offer themselves for the
ldefence of their State.
Never did any man among 0ssbehold a
time that appealed SO deeply and burningly
as this to the patriotism, the virtue the
pride, the chiyalry of our people They
must rise ia resisfless strength now, or. go
down forever. He who sleeps at a time
like this may as wen sleep on till the graves
give up their dead Lou Jour. w. , - =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23
ArrIvaI of Troops.

= Five hundreds men of Col. Crufrs Regi-
ment arrived yesterday, and camped on Wa
ter street above the levee. When weclosed
our iorrRs yesterday, the steamer Gilluult
had steam up. tor the purpose of transport
ing portion of the troops % the FIRST lock
on Green River TN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23

UNFouNDED RUMoRs.-The city was fun
of rumors, Saturday, relative to. The oceupa-
ton Of Russelvilie and Hopkinsville by Con-
federate troops 1t was stated that the for1
ces under Pillow, who lately threatened
Paducah, were coming via Hopkinsviile to
the Ohio River, with the intention Of occn-
plying Henderson. We could trace none Of
these reports to a. reliable source ~
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RA7LRoND REcR1Prs.

q - 2 % = = ~ sEPrEMBER q, 1861.
s5sbags oFcoffee, Orr, Dalzen & Co.; IsG bags OF
coffee, % bbls sugar, Preston Bros boxes dry
goods, 2 bxs umbrellas, bxs hats bales of dry
goods, boxes boots, Mackey, Hennipg & Co.. 40
cases Shoes H W w Morgan; box OF dry
goods, 7 r Magbee d Co.; II bxs shoes, John s.
Hopkins; box of dry goods, Shanklin Reilly !
box fancy goods, Read & Lawrence; 2e4 bushels OF
wheat, Igleheart Bros; 8 sacks corn meal. Chas.
W, Doughty; thresher cylinder, 4 pair Of boxes,
-A'r'1 ' . --e'i'' s-.-.- 4 Il sHRADER. Art
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23
PATRICK BURKE.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO Re FILLED.

And now here II appearipgto he Common ooun-
Gil Of the City Of Evansville, that Lot No ~, DO
Block No 9, IN the Eastern Enlargement Of said
city is so situated that water collects aud remains
stagnant thereon, and the owner on owners Of aald
Lot are hereby directed and required By tho said
prevent water from coll Getting and remaining stag
naut thereon within thirty days from the pass az
Of this order.
I, Patrick Barke, Clerk of tho City q Evansviil.
do hereby certify thaE the foregoing e true ag
complete copy Il order Of said Council, pasfd
on the Sd day # August, A. D. 1851 far as its-
lates TO the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereuuto sub5c1oea
my name and affixed the seal Ofaad City, thisiotA
1- sn u t-'sD' . - PATRICK BUrKE-
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THE SUPPRESSION OF. THE. LoVIsTILLE
CouRIER.-AThe suppression of the Courier
has given as sincere and deep pain Per-
souaTly and, Professionally our sYmpatbies
are with ali who have been recently con-
nected with that paper; and although We
do not doubt that the liuterfeIence Tof the
authorities Tith-its publication was a stern
duty. the fact that circumstances, existed
rendering it a duty, makes us realize pain
fully and poignautiF the dreadful character
of the crisis ia our public affairs---Leais=,
vile Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23

September 2. 1s61.--And now L isherehy ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the City Of
Evansville that the owners Of al lots or parts q
lots fronting on or adjoining the west aQa
Of Mary Street, between Franklin and Seventh Ht92
IN said city, cause the side-walka thereon e Do
brought TO tho proper gradeg and that they capte
side walk Of class No ? With wooden curb, % -
laid down thereon within thirty days from the pub
LEGATION Of this ordor. p. BUEkbs CLERK
Clerks Office. 9eutamber ~, 1861. aepl3-8Ws
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23

OXEN AND WAGON AT AUoTIoN.-There
viii be two yoke Of work oxen and a, good
two horse wagon, sold at auction on Main
street opposite the auction room of H.
Nelson & Co., tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock 8 ~ ~ g & 81 a =
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Latest from CsreeI, Eisxes,.r

By gentleman who came downoien the.
Grey Eagle yesterday, Weslearn that it was
reported at Owensboro, yesterday morning,
that the locks on Green River. above Call
hcun, were being destroy ed by secession
sta -.L go .EEEH ga1Il
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CORPORATION NOTICE

oRDRR ron PLANK 8TDB-WaII'
Sept Z, Isgl.-And now It is hsrolg ordered an9
directed by the Common Council Of t1o ivy ..
Evansville, that the owners Of all l5ts OF P1tts y
Mary Street, between Sixth and Hrnnkhn nlta9ta
10 said city, carse the adeWalks thereon 20 pc
brought 90 the proper grade aud that Lney ea2ss =
laid down thereon within thirty days from she
onbIIcstian ~ no order p BURKE, Clork.
GIarL1e S1Fics Sent ~ 1861 septic
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To the Public.

We desire to call yonr.attention to the
fact, that the above house has recently been
enlarged thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished in very. superior style and that
we are now prepared, and viii use every
'exertionsto accommodate our guests, in a
most excellent maanef. 5.Eyes most earnest
ly solicit your patronage and influence. -
bk8fT Cd 5sDnBoRooeBT & Pir1sBUtRY.
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A Card.

The American House, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street, corner of
Sycamore, Evansville, Ind, J.7J. Pills
BURY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and W. BoIcoURT, formerly Of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, lsa s8i fT9H ssc-
Vsnderburgh county
], Louis Richter, Clerk of the vaudsrburzh Cir
cult Court, withia aud fer said CobnJy. do hereby
are to be elected at the next Genensl Eiectson On
the state OF Indianat, 20 be held o. the "a Tues
holding elections in said County, to- wit ~
An Attorney Prosecuting for The . ifteeuth Ju-
dicial Circuit -v H&8
An Auditor Wander bnrgh County, q II
A County CoeEissfoneF for the second District.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court az
t. 81 Evansyille this 18th day o. StPtetn pHrs A.
D. 1861. LOUIS RICHTER Clerh v. y. u
l. GEORGE WOBFLIN, Sheriff Of Van erburgh
County, certify that the above notice Is true and
,,onplete COPY, Sept. 18th, 1861. @-
= fGEORGE WOIFLIH, sheriff ". o.
.r.7S IA = ---1F .I -f
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r. ATTENTION zoUAvEs.-Ther will be a
meeting Of the Independent zouaves sat
their hallson Monaay evening at half past
7-o'ciock.. The meeting win be addressed
by Lieutenant Colonel DENLY.
8 1T s6Sl oe g Crush, o. s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO RE FFTIED

And nov here it appearing 70 the Common CouH-
Gil of the City e Granville, that Lot No ~ 10
Block No. II, Lamasco, now city Of Evansville 10
80 sitlabed hat water collects and remains stag =
uanS thereon, and the owner on owners Of said BOT
are hereby directea and required BY the said Coun
Gil to an up said Lot to such height as Will pro
vent water from collecting and remaining ataguant
thereon, wi hin thirty days from the passage Of
this order
+ 1, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of thU City o. Evansville,
dc hereby certify that the t,regoing 20 true and
complete copy Ofan order Of said Council, passed
on the 9th day OfJuy a, y. 1861 20 Tar Il relates
to the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal Of sai1 City, this 18th
pa = Of August, A. j. s6l.
augI4 PATRICK BURKE.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o DERFoR FLANK SID 81 ~ I z A.
Sept 7th, 61.-And now T. Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city %
Evansville, that tho Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting or adjoining the east side %
Mary Street. between Seventh and Eighth atas Ia
said city cause the sidewalks thereon 70 be brought
TO the proper grade and that they cause side
walk Of class number 2 10 be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the pgbleaioa Of this Or
der. n. BUhhAl OleIE-
City Clerks once, Sept 12thi 1851 sopl8
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The soldiers pay has commenced going
into gamblers pockets. Col. Christian of
the 26th, yesterday invited himselfa mem
bergofth card parties in the ground about
his camp, stlmmarily sent the players 20 The
guard-house, and con6scated the stakes to
the use of the hospital. Gambling in his
regiment has got 10 cease. Organized eff
forts to stop ID throughout the army will
probably be made from Headquarters -
THBsLAyE TRADE.
Letters received here prove that q plan
had been perfected for an extended eontra-
band trade between Nassau, Bermudas, and
the British American Colonies and North
Carolina. Agents were appointed, and
every necessary arrangement made, but the
plans were frustrated by She capture OF
Hatteras. ssm- =z~a s gsgs@wrzs 8 "a ;
THE TRAksFEE OF rHE MANAssAs PEasoEEas.
The sending OF the Mauassaa pEisoners.to
Castle Pinckney was the sending Of a
doomed man int j the jaws OF death. Malaria
wraps the fortress in September like q
cloak
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psr Keep ftbefore the people that the
Savings Bank, No. e FIRST street. continues
to pay the highest price for Illinois, Wis
coasiD5 Missouri, Iowa, Pennsylvania, KEN
lucky, and all other uncnrrents money
Exchange and gold bought and sold at best
rates. IS fsse1, ereo 81 81 t--aas BE -
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i9 EVANSVILLE, August Goth, 1851.
All persons who received fro arms Of any leacrip-
ton from the OitV on tho night Of the 23d OF jane
and have not returned them yet are requested %
return them without delay.
augz7 W. BAKER. Mayor
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Yesterday, body of five hundred SOL
diers unexpectedly arrived in our towns
without food, it was said, since their dinner
the day before. AS soon as our people
could learn what was necessary to be done,
they were supplied with anabundant break
fast: but. in the meantime, they remained
hungry upon their camping ground for sew
eral hours. ----.--.--- -'---
Our citizens are determined that this
shall not occur again, if they can prevent it.
We are requested BY many of them to say
that the following plan will be adopted, for
the purpose of providing the proper refresh
ments for any other body of soldiers that
may arrive in like condition: 44ag-.a
For obvious reasons, public announce
nent of the time of the expected arrival of
a train of soldiers win not be made. but
instead Of this, one hour previous to such
time, notice will be given by man on
horseback, who will traverse all the most
public streets Of the city, ringing bell.--
At this signal our wives and servants will
begin their preparations. Upon the arrival
of a train with soldiers, it viii be arranged
to have the locomotive give long, contin-
ued whistle, which will be understood to be
the command for our impromptu commits
saries to move to the depot in =" double
quick and surround the soldiers with their
baskets and coffee boilers. a7iE "a 50 ssigao
In this way 500 hungry men can be fur
nished with a substantial meal in fifteen
minutes. 14sa "a & lo sss. gass sAl rs
The alacrity shown by the ladies of the
city on yesterday justi6es us in saying Il
aeiU be done. a-a 30 s.aa17ial 20 7si5s -...-
sa5.. La .-.4 ----L---l- -
sIr The following circular has just been
received, and is Published for the guidance
of the companies of the Legion, and the in-
portance for immediate action urged upon
every company. 40 =. IL 3as 10 .a1
t4ga JOHN LOVE, ~,
Maj. Gen. Com. lst Div Ind. Legion e.
ADJUTAEr GEEERAL's OFFICE I
IND. Vol. MILITIA, IND. Sept. 2i4r. lsee
| Circular. aizea 5-a-
The necessities of the service imperative
1
| " demand that the companies of the Indi-
ana Legion be placed on footing to be
available in case Of emergency aud as this
efficiency viii depend on their drill and ex7
perience in the use of arms, the following
general orders are issued; s7-5 zas7sd .sas-.E
All Companies are ordered to meet often
and regularly for drill. .4l itaas95 ~ .s 81
All the members are requested to provide
| themselves With ach private arms as may
be readily prurnred and made useful for the
time being. Is T.-4sssta5 d5iR i7s7
The uniforming of companies, required
by law, will be waived until such time as
the Government shall furnish arms. y sAA
All members of companies are requested
to exert themselves to I'LL up the ranks.
Company clerks are requested to return g
muster roll of the company to the Office, on
the lst day of. October next. s6 .al4l1sa
BY order of the Comm ander- in-chief.
rs az, LAz. NOBLE, eAdj't Gen.
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sGg> 4he reported proclamation Of fhe
i Captain General of Cuba, recognizing the
Rebel GonfedefacS Farns ont 1o3 be "a
spurious thing, nothing Of the kind hay1
ing been issued by 4heia functionary named med
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EEThe recent disasteroatrthe Cont

E@The recent disasteroatthe Cohtiuena
tai Theatre, Philadelphia, in which. six
beautiful girls lost their lives. has called to
mind the many precautions that can be used
to prevent similar accidents by fire
Among others, we find the following in the
Philadelphia Press M srs
AS we mentioned yesterday uthere are
various chemical means whereby it 10 easy
SO to prepare muslin, gauze, and carleton,
as to render them fame-propf. Thataais, if
they are set FIRE to, they may shoulder bnt
cannot break into flame. This safeguard;
supplied by science, is simple enough, and
ought to be generally adopted. Yesterday
we suggested that before muslins be s'lmade
up " by Iaun6resses, they should be dipped
in solutionicf alum, which will anot des-
troy the starch-stiffeBing, and which viii
render them SECURE Wenow further state
that it is only necessary for laundresses to-
put little soda or ammonia into the Starch
used in preparing muslin dresses to render
them perfectly uninfammabIe.- The light
est textile fabrics, STEPPED IN q seven per
cent. solution of sulphate of ammonia, OF
twenty per cent solutioG Of tnngstate. OF
soda, and then dried, may be held I'M the
flame of a.candle or sgaS-lepp without tax
ing FIRE. The flame win destroy the mate
rial, bat not set il into a blaze, and, couse-
quenily, dress which has been so prepared
may have its sleeve, for Instance, burnt
partially off without any danger of the fire
extending to its remaining portions. The
experiment. has been tried, has always sue
ceeded, and should be- used, not only by
theatrical people, but by all who wear
light, thin, aud inhamable dresses zsasA -
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New Shooting Gallery.
The undersigned would inform the military COM
pan es of Evansville and the public generally, that
he has fitted up the spacious Hall on the corner of
Main and First streets, Gate Masonic HalD as
g shooting gallery" All peTsons desiring prac-
tice wi q the Rifle and Pistotare invited 20 call.
The best weapons will always be kept on hand.
Visitors the Gallery are informed that good
der will always be insisted on.
septzI-tf GEORGE. W. NEXSEN, in.
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- GeneraI McCIelIarn- visited the

BGE~ General Mcclellan visited the army
under General Ban kson last Saturday week.
He was received with great enthusiasm and
made manygvery important saggsstionsin
passing through the lines. 1t is supposed
thatSif an attack is made atsall ID viii be
bY the column under Banks.
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N Germ. All persons knowing them1elVea 90
be indebted 10 the City of Evansville Tor License OF
any kind, or whose License have expired and have
not renewed them, are hereby notified thati be
ing in susb arrears will proceed from and after
out the Ordinance In such cases, without regard
persons +. s. MARTIN City Marnhal-
tAnerist 10Th, 1861. Ia uug30
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PIANOS \
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE!

As consignees Of the factors, we have tlrections
to close entire stock OF Piano Fortes at prices
below the cost of manufacturing, viz: fa-A-1-- q
retail price og.. 500 90
. Instruments, retail price 1915 90
One Center Finished Rosewood Piano retail
price N9iD W
retail price ....s28O 90
The above Instruments will be sold at 80 per
cent. less than retail price. --rr... IEE
These Pianos warranted equal TO any made in
tie country. Those who need Instruments Will do
well u buy now. If not sold within three weeks
the Pianos will be shipped back to the owners III
, JOHN HEALY,
sepI6-Im Late HeaIy Warren. :
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gls7+ A gentleman in Lansing, Nichiigal


gE7- A gentleman in Lansing, Michigan,
who has kept as accurate account aspoesible
estimates that, of atsirty-tAreet battles and
more important sSirmisbes since 1he war
began, the Union men have been victorious
in tl0enty ta0o, the rebels in .frs, while in
the remaining sac, neither party can claim a
victory. The number of prisoners taken by
the Unionists, il about 3, 200 :; and by the
rebels not quite half as many of the
killed, it is impossible to obtain anything
like accurate kuowled ge of the losses of the
rebels. The Union loss is something over
one thousand; and the. reoel loss is believed
TO be more than twice that number. .a2 E ..4fa
z NAVIGATION SUSPENDED. The Louisville
Journal of Friday says :. tss.sa4.r1 zs5gls =
- By order OF Collector Cotton yesterday;
all further communication by steamboat be-
tween this city aud points on the Ohio river
has been prohibited for the present.
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OPERATIONS OF GEN. sICKLEs.

Gen. Sickles is still engaged in purifying
the lower counties of Maryland. He holds
not far from 100 prisoners. Last night a
detachment from his brigade captured one
of the Rebel mail wagons, an elegant ba
reuche,. drawn by a span Of fine borsess be
longing to DR.. Diggefs of Port Tobacco,
who, with one Johnson, of the same place
was carrying letters from Washington to
Virginia. His carriage has been regularly
employed in the business.
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NEW ,ADVERT EASEMENTS.
sale OF Real Estate. 2.

e Sale OF H0aI ESLdJ6. ~
mmOTkCE rs HRREBF GET.E.s'
- that the undersigned Administrator, dc DO
mis- saoz.of the estate Of Emory Wilson, deceased,
by virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Vanderb1rgh county, IndaEa, VIII sell at
private sale on or after the 18th day of October.
1861, OF No. IA in Block 8, in the Northern En-
largement of the city of Evansviler upon the fol-
lowing terms, to-wit One half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the remaining one
half in six months from1he lime of sale, the pur-
chaser to give, his note for the deferred payment
with interest aud sufficient security. 49, f--
z1Eau aa& 5t1u1 MORRIStr JOHNSON,
sep23-1td&w3w Admir- D. B. N.
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l RoussEAU's RRIeADE.--Colonel Rousseau :.
Brigade at last accounts, was at Rolling
Fork on the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, repairing the bridge over that stream
1t was thought the repairs would be eom-1
pleted by Saturday. There was great acy
tivity in hRodssesafs Camp and it was
thought that an attack wonld soon be made
on the eonfedera tes at btuldfaagh's Hin.
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sEPTEMRER q

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week. ~
By mail or in the City. per year lin adVHn0el w
FOR WEEKLY
By mail per wear, single ~
% q q club OF five Ito one addressl o 20
ADVE RTISIkG.
For Tarwna SEA flrst mage, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents ia the places named:
DR. Ralston, Boouvflle, WarTick Co.
John n Lockwood, hit. Vernon, Poeey Go.
John r. Daugherty, Rockport Spencer Co.
james L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John B. Handy, Hewburgs Warrick Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co. ls.e
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot Poseyyille Posey Co.
II. 81. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co. =
John eudrief, Mt. CARMEL III.
y, NJ, THAYER, EpIToR
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80 = = ---l Ass@e
s- The Curlew is to-day's. packet fol
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F6PiXIoN Or eeEy.1 NJ ccrrRFE 4 20

General Bell, an old Majors 10 the
British Army, who is here on tour OF mill
tary observation, expressed in private the
highest opinion of Gen. Mcclellan, -
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HOME INTERESTS.

B- Thanks to the steamer Commercial
for late louisville papers.
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z2eeE5eV330 Legion !
SPECIAL ORDER Mo. J..

II rnH13gWs EzAs@FihLE, Sept 10. 1881. Y
4 The Uniform of the Regiment of the Legion, IN
YRnderburgh County, will be as follows;
jacket to enlade with standing collar, aud trim
med with the army button.
: Cap to be Of dark blue cloth, of the army put
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