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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County n a pif91ese
District }. d. DOUGLASS. plalnsle. W
RANDALL, defendant AetI0n bFeaehetu ~
trct Court NJ the Eleventh. judicial Dislfet, e1N ne
Complaint died In the County Of p peEaao, = b.
omes Of the Clerk Of said 1htL!et Cs1st, % 80 -
The People Of Ii esste Of California, y Nlzna
RANDALL erecting: You are hereby requllo9 ..
pear IN an actI0n brought aRniust 700 ~ ~ - ~
named pIuntIR. In the district CotFt ell M1SNe
Judicial District, IN nud fNp the Ceupkg ~ ~ ye4&
and 10 answer the Complaint 0iea Th4tanS Niil tt
days. (excIuslvo Of the day ~ p1gps14l ~
vice an ron Of this Sumuaon ~ eAtF44 ~'|. q
County, " served oct u ship OU1EiE ~ ~ -
judicial Distsiee Mishln- tpanlS 4Ie1f ~ =
cut ~ said Dlsiriss. thea WiIhis fefV 44yG q
nest By duiauif aIiI b. tnloB aHAeHs< 81 /. 81
action 10 brought to recover 3u9sM4s B44M1 I
Of o3.0O1 6llGO. besides Interest nn4 asal0 o.
amount clnined 70 be due said piEiottRs hew
ant, upon prnmlssoTy noes Sxeeule0 en- 41Il
10 said PIanti6, By saIA DebtBdant, 0eleel4 81
1850, for the sum of % o16 00-10o, Vayqtl1
months naey date, with tWo Der cent. fllolU| 10 :
month, payable monthly and " yes ell ~ 81 14E
the said PinIntia viii iake judgmeut see,A4
for said sum, Interest and costa, aeeesaAn8
prayer Of said Complaint. ~ r,,s ~ e Z
-, Witness my hasd end Ne Seal 81 ~
L. 81 0ouFt hereto afBHstl, ~ oGee = - 12Z#
~ HaeeFvlile, thls1lth Day " July - = 5S4
WI. JkNuAkKS elogtI ~
ny OoDsu e0sfn8 Dtl1yE
8. ". eANDaAson, Plainti9s AtternsS. lSty
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

CTATE OF CALIR0RNl IA. County II q
y In the DIstrirt Court, Eleventh 1ndelAl H4|elgk
N. Sized, t1itntlH, 70. AlLAS SIuUN9t N1NS'.4t
ant -Acii0n brought In the Dsiptt1 CpuI1 ~
Eleventh judicial District, an6 the CVDNlslol
IN the County Of ~ Dorado. IN the Oelee - IN IS
Of said District Court, In and for ssId cepqlS
State. 49, - -
The People Of the STATE Of California ~ sAN
sIMONe, greeting: You ore hereby Eequlrs4 " -
pcnr 10 IN action brought ggainst yeu By l44 e&e4
named l1aIntiR In the District OOuEt Of The u4tEE
Judicial DlstFirt. In and for the County ~ = ut4f
and 10 answer the Complaint Aled theretns Ni1..@
ten days (exelu.ive Of the day Of eervoe,) eI1k ~
servire on you Of this eummens-~ig ssFve1 v4zg4
this County; " served out ofthis Coanty, be4 ~
this judicial DiBlFlCs, wilhim tWEaeN N144t 81 81
served out 81 aeids District, then @igAlA fAN
OF Judgment ~ default Uni ~ tnkea NTai4t a
Ths sAid aetina !. bsestAt Y psessss
againat yos esF Fer hupdFe4 ea1lasA. -
stated foF Wosk cad lsbqE eaes taF yealNy &
At your special tnssases ana ssqne1s. y 4 u s u,
And you fail 70 apVpav anA as1U0e ~
c,mplaint - above required, ~ sel4 tI1S1l
will take Judgment agnInSt you Tar aid nlarl 1N4
costs, according 70 the payer Of saiA CeN1Fl4Le4
s~N Witness my hand, ami the oe4l 1f
L. r. couFt hereto A0xed. II Once 10 tAt fl4 -
1851. wM. 4. JANUARY q y
BLANcnARO MRAnDrfu, Att,yn fST Pl'R. 4, III ~
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aHERIRF.a GALE.


DY VIRTUE Of an Order of Sale issued out Of
ID the CivTkis 0Hire Of the HSI'. tIistEict Court
OF the Eleventh Jpdirial District. and for III
2-t day ~ August, a. ID. 1851, in favor u Samuel
MorEInstrin and against Louis AbTAhams aud ~.
Cohen, rthe sum Of one th u-and and fOTiy three
and I0-lO0 dOIlnTs, WIth tnieTest thereon at the
rate Of 6Vr per cent per month, from the said 2lst
DAY Of August. ID. 1851, together with the sum OF
thiTe IS 100 dOaTS costs Of suit, and aeeTuing
costs, have levied upon. aud will eEpoee to public
sale At the G. art HOuSe door, In the city Of TIA
eeTville,
On the al It day Of September, A. d. 1891.
AtO O'Clock. A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
AdU claim Of the said Louis Abralams and
II. Coin. Of. IN and To the following deScribed
Inortgaged property, lying aud being III III Dorado
county. and StAteUf California. and more paTtieu
larly described ~ follows, to wit:
All that certain property lying and being on the
North side Of Main street, IN the town Of II Do
radu. described ~ k,lLDwS, to wit OumSncing 1t
the s., nth Wryier8 corner Of the lot VI Pau slOE
hOuer, thence Westerly along Main street, In SAID
town, eighteen and oDsh III feet, TnoTe or less "
the south Eastern corner Ofthe lot formerly owned
by w~scOtt 4 Leverage, and now occupied ny NJ
LOsky thence NorthwArdiy to the Southern line
Of Main street. theHce EasIW Ardy along said street
To the North Western corner Of the lot VI said
Slotlhouer, thence 5outhwArdly 70 the place Of be-
ginning Said l0t fronting 0n Main tTret: To-
grthrr with all and singular the houseS, out
houses, hxtuTes, Improvements and privilege with
the same, belonging or In any was appeTtaining.
W J. DUHWELl., sheriff II dorado Co.
By q. W. CvDDIN0ToN, Under Sheriff.
sheri6's Office RinceTviIle, Aug. ~, 81. AL
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aunrMoMa.

CTATE or cALIF0REIA, c.shty Of y l q.
y lin the District Court, Mrventh Ju1s19 8fFeI
tFict,- PRISCILLA MAIlON, Halnel9, Va h
MAHON Defendant --Acslon bseaehe N - d.
trIct Court Of the Eleventh Jndeinl piglll1f eN4l
the Complaint AIrd In the CountS - - Nt14@1, -
the once OF the Clerk AZ said DisleIst cea4t,
for said County and State. ~. U -
The Peopss ct the RaatO Of OAlifegnis, - 81 s
MAHON. greeting: You are hereby reguif1| n
pear IN an Rcti0H bgOhRht agnln8 yen " n
named Piaintia, IN the District CSaFt 81 Sh4
Judicial District. n and Tor the Coualy ~ - u Isl
aud 10 anAwer the CNmnlnint SD therein =
days, (rxcIusive Of the day osseyvicsj 500 - = -
vice on you Of this Summone--f sssypd 80 ~
County; " served out Of this County, btl1 y. -.
Judicial District, within twenty AnRs; ~ y 14 )
out Of said District. then within forty dAy9t4 "a
ment by default will be taken against y0u. Is 2. n
The said Hetien is brought TO oalnfn d G41Y4 ~
divorce from the bonds 81 matfim0ny nGN
between you and plaintiff :. 500 ft' -
And u you fall 70 nppeag ard ens4sl 11l
coiapaaint. ra Shows psquigsdt ~ ssi4
Apply Isr :ald dsesss, sssasPa = - ~
.~ :. - Wissssa - ~ -
L o 0euss hessse - nS1s q. a -
1851. ws 4 n 4 81
10. IAsFsan 3 :. 3. NiislzHi 81 n, ~. q n e
lyao Attorneys ier Hluin14 rs & ~ Z.
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CrATE ov cALIpoRKlA. csd1,z =
- In the District (onss. 1ifl ~
JOEEPHIKE EKkDEkDs pigl4tI4
LAkDERS, defendant - ArtIon LN4zsA
trlct Court Of the EsVeuih Ju6iet.l 81
Complaint fled IN lipe County - - D1l4-tI
once n the Clerk Of aid District CeRsy
me IropIs Of The ssass q Cslllssslss e
LANDERS greeting: Yeu are bereNy ~
appear in an action brought aGninpt NeM 4N ~
nan,ed plaintIR IN the Diu1S1ct CouB Is 90 |4E4
judicial Districf, IN aa1 lss Ne ceuas1 81 =
aid In answer the complaint flod thegeinl ~
days. exclusive nc tIs day of sevvje4,y eue.
vice on you Of this Summons--lf esfye1 WI.l4n
County; served out o. this countys ~ 49, !
judicial district. within twenty tayBf ~ tge4g
out Of said District then within f1gty dags~ef
ment BY default WiIl he taken agaInvt yda,
The said nction IL brought 70 uhtsVn deerse, -
cltring the bonds Of mafrnony exetlng hetu44# 4
y"ur.ef and PiaIntIR dlssolved and unnutsa, 9
giving TO Plaintiff the care, custody end t9agAl.
Of - Stephen" infant son Of ksE and youfssiE
Ard " you fan 10 appesg and sngger ~ =
Complaint. Is abOve required, tie eal4 blalDelL I
take IdEment ARainst you foF eAi6 oeegae ana g.
according 10 the PRAYER Of said Complaint -
- Wtusss my hand, and ghs sal - M1
L Court hereto aGlEsd, 1t a@cs n DE p9H0 "
- Piscerviis. this TIE eth Day g! Aaglly q
1861 -NM. A. JANUARY, Elt4Nf -
HUnE 4 sLoss, PisintiG's AtinFueys. suio -
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En- DOEADo, Sept. l9, 1851.

this they have realized their most san.
guinc expectations. Too great praise
cannot be bestowed on them and the Off.
Ger Of the Society, for their untring in.
d"stry in rendering everything connected
with the Fair, as agreeable al possible to
the visitors.
The Pavilion, large. commodinus and
substantial brick building, was tastefully
decorated with a large number of our
National flngs-evergreens, etc.,--thc
whole presenting pleasing view to the
behOlder.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Our gallantry forbids US to lvave a no.
tice Of their handiwOrk for the last, for
their beautiful display Of needle.work,
embroidery, ETC., deserved the particular
notice of the visitor.
Mrs Darwin. (the mother Of Mrs. Pavy. }
a lady If eighty years of age, had beau.
tiful silk quilt, on exhibition, which she
made recently, containing 1000 pieces.
A chair tidy, crochet tidy, door mat
made Of tanned sheep's skin with the
wool On--which, by the way, was Of
enormous length-and q beautifully Cm.
brOidered sack, made by Mrs. Pavy, werc
deserving Of high praise.
Mrs. Rogers, Of this town, exhibited
beautiful infants shirt-Aannel worked
with silk-a pin cushion, etc., neatly
worked And looked finely.
al i6fant's cap aud shirt, by Mrs.
Weathe1wax, were beautiful.
Miss Mary D. Orgon. aged five years,
exhibited bed spread, very neatly made.
Miss Matthews, Of this place, exhibited
some beautiful work, among which was
q dress skirt, some braided work, and Il
boys suit.
A sofa cushion. by Miss Wilson, and
wOrSted work bv Miss Bcrcnice Pavy, at.
tracteh the attention of many adniring
bachelors.
4 shell card basket, and = beautiful
work basket, by Mrs. Mediation, Of Dia
mond Springs, were fine.
Mrs. A.~A. Van VOORHEES,. Of your city.
exhibited some beautiful wOrk--a crochet
mat, a baby's bib. a knit sack, and an in.
fant's dress, which were much admired.
4 'chiId'S CAP, by Mrs. IIinman. was
indeed splendid; also n laiy's s@brOidcr-
ell cape, by the same lady.
a Iady'S skirt, by Mrs. Barnrttc, Of
FrenchtOwn, deserved especial attention.
This Lady hal several fine paintings on
exhibition which some pronounced fine
specm Ms Of Artistic skill.
Mrs. John W. jack son, o. this place.
exhibited some beautiful work. A girls
suit and wor>tti work by Mrs. f. Willow;
and Iady'S drcsS-machine work-by
Mrs Williams and Mrs. Gardner, were
brautifu'.
A lady's skirt. by Mrs. Wade, Of Dia
mond SpriNgS. il probably as fine piece
Of nee l'e.work ~ ever entered any Fair
in the State. Thr same lady exhibited a
I,air"fbeautifIlly work ed Ottoman covers.
A fine pair, by Mrs. Garvitt, Of Placer
vile, we're on exhibition. This list does
not compsise all on exhibition by thu
ladies'. 1t was Impossible fm tie ~ oh
tain list Of all the articles exhibited by
th.In
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RHEUMATIC REMEDY [!
WILL POSITIVELY
CUBE RWEUMATISM!

IN ALL ITs V0RAs AND eTA0Es1
AZ the Testissay Il HsaAss9S % Tile City, -
have 6ssH No Ssesssss. sbaaAa@alV esSsss.
THIS 10 ~ OUTWARD aRValpaaisa, - go -
| siaple palliative sa4 dSleAs ~ e 80 tgsa
violeEs sy1Vaa0e 80 ssAss ailays1s - essak -
afrrsA, upa1 ~ ogse eseasags. -.
IL ts . eeaesaea &c., sasnl Nspsasees esySi
eI.nss eess eaae sssssss - N9seSs ss, -
publ ), with OAa u4@As ~, sssssiaey.
that - sAaasw e eisaSRstsaa.sns Ut enlA.w lie
uss. wish u dlsalaesly Hn4sSSeaa1, ] - nos
but De sGsR %, aaA keag tt - - easePsiRa
reuesiy, &c all nAaasg 81 1HBUNATlC AFfEC.
TIONS.
Prepared aad cold, whalesals anA Vstail. Hy
WV. II. WOOD, ChsMlse and ApothsesVy,
No. III 8eoolsA etEOsI,
Between MissiOn and Nina eereess,l
aust IniS y F1qslssO.
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THEO. TRACY, Of Wells, Fargo &-Co. 3
Express, is entitled to our thanks for
many favorR ..--.-.
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NOTICE,

ENREsH Eqes always % hard, ane e. ale q
a. o. W Psasas HaesTvtIls.
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TAO Physician is often blamed for
want Of success In atment when the disappoint'
ment In the recovery Of the sick 10 to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert Whites
apothecary, is paying particular attention to the
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes, hOm medicines Of undoubted nurty. Robert
White, Medical Hall, 10 appointed agent for mos
Of the genLine Patent Medicines.
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"NOtiee.-All persons indebted TO
Drs. Cooke & Titus arr hereby notified thaS Mr.. A.
simonton 10 duly authorized to CO lect our entire
outstanding indebtedness. Those who wish to
save costs will govern themselves accordingly.
We also give notice that hencefOrth we shall Gu
force the collection Of our bills quarterly.
DRS. COOKE b TITUS.
Plaeerville, July 10, 1861. jy2)-G
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FRUITS.

A finer display Of fruits. probably, were
rev made by any County Fair in tn"
State. NJ. De Long. of Col"mn. exhibi.
ted 81 varieties Of apples and 3 varieties
Of pears Four Of his Duchess Dan
Eouleme's weighed 4 lbs 0 "a Circum.
ference Of one Alexander apple l5A inches
j. Wilder. Col"Ina. 5 varieties Of apples.
very fine, 2 az peas -tinr. N. E=glcst"n.
Uniontown. Is varieties of apples, 8 Of
pcavS and on" If peach and two grape.
J"hn AllhoH Of C"l"ma, 5 varieties Of
apple, aMeng the number were some
A!rxandcrs average circumference 10
inchcs-wriSht Of 6-7f lbs Joseph
Seelcy Of C"l"u,a. ID varieties apples
fine specimens. 2 " peach. and l Of grape.
II. Mailer, Coloma. exhibited 1 varieties
If apples, 3 Of pear. Q Of peach and Of
uectariAe. z. Woodruff. COloma, mixed
variety Of apples and pears, 4 varieties Of
peaches among which we're 0 Orange
elngs. the finest ever on exhibition in
this State. One Of them weighs ~ ozs.
The sight OF them is worth the price Of
admission.
N. S. Robbinson Of FL Dorado. exhibit
ed 10 varieties Of apple and 4 Of pear
". II. Pavey, Of FL Dorado. Is varieties
Of apple and Q Of pear-very fine. J. j.
Dean, Fl Dorado, 0 varieties Of pear, 10
Of apple and 7 Of grape. Mr.. Dean has
tho largest pears on exhibition. Weight
Of . (Belle) I lbs. . OF. Circumference
Of the largest Is inches. E. Willow, Fl
Dorado, 10 varieties of apples. and . Of
pears-quite . fne exhibit Of fruit E.
Smith. Of this township. exhibited some
beautiful specimens Of Strawberries. figs,
apples, &c. J. NJ. b. Wetherwax. Of Ell
Dorado. % varieties of apples. 10 Of peach,
8 Of plumS and Stanwich nectarineS. D..
Thornton, Of FL Dorado. 9 varieties Of
apples, I Of peaches and some fine Bart.
lett pears.
D., Garvitt, PlncerviIle, exhibited some
line Strawberries, raSpberirS and snap
beans, the latter raised from 20 kernels
enough to feed a regiment Of starved sol
diers.
i w. Constable, Diamond Springs. ex'
hibited 8 varieties Of apples, and 8 Of
grapes. Mr.. Constable exhibited the
largest apple in the Fair-circumfrrence,
I0& inches. C. G. Carpenter, Diamond
Springs. a tine exhibit Of apples, pears,
plums, peaches and the only Portugal
Ounces on exhibition.
D. Searls, exhibited 9 varieties Of ap'
Piles. 8 Of pearst . of peaches and some
California grapes, Mr. S. had two Belle
pears, grown from the same stem. Cir
conference Of the largest, Is inches
weight Of bOth, 3 lbs. II Ozs
Thos. J. Orgon, Of 81 Dorado, exhibit
cd II varieties Of grapes, grown without
irrigation, and one Button squash, picked
the LIST Of last November.
Bronson Brothers. Placervile, exhibitet
7 varieties Of plums-ths finest on eXhi
bition-l6 Of apples and 0 Of pears.
Martiu Abbot, 0OlOma, exhibited Il
varieties Of grapes-1 native and 10 for
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S. HARRIS, L
Corner Of Nata SsrsS' GndiAs P'GsG,
PLAoERVILLH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Havana Cigars, TobasOOs BOOGss Sta~
aAaAeFys Cutlery Playing Cards.
Yankee HSeAoAss ErHatss Green -
ana DelsA, Nuts an& Candles
A. aAn VaAncisco Ssacss.
Also, rSosivss b. Ov0Ey Steamer he lat Atlantic
and European NsVRApsFU, Magazines a10 eeEtodt.
calls and al The WEEKLY CALIFORNIA NEWepAe
Pens and MAGAZINE. AuSS-em
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Dr. L J. CEAPKATs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL !Hsfi-
7uTK IL on Sacramento street, below Montgomery.
opuositc the Pacific Mail stesmsh'p Cninpanys
One. San Francisco. The Dortor Oilers Tree con.
sultatiOn and asks remuneration uniess ne euecs
. cure. Once hours, T. ON An. toSP.M.
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CERTIVIcATE-I, the undersigned, Governor Of
Hungary. do testify hereby that Or. l.. j. CHapkny
has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty
~ Chief Surgeon In the Hungarian army, 9Th 'alth'
ful perseverance,. Whereof have given this certn'
cate, and do recommend him to the sympathy, at
tcntin and nTotcct0n ~ all those who are capable
ofApPreciatIng patriotic selsacrihce and nnhrssrved
mi,furtune KOSSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City. Jan. 8, H. jeS BIN
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From WASHINGTOy

WAsHINGToN, Oct. Misrepresentation
Steel of N. Y. and Dawes OF Mass, have
arrived here. They are members Of the
House Committee appointed during the. late
session of Congress to investigate all con
tracts made by the govern't. After trans
acting some business at the War and Treas
ury departments, they left the city this P.
NJ. for st. Louis. One of their fellow COM
mittee-men is awaiting them there. s1
The Government has offered every facili-
ty for the investigation and ii is known
that the action of the committee thus far
has been highly beneficial to the pecuniary
interest of the country. While the whole
portion of the population of New York be-
tween the ages of Is and 46 capable of
bearing arms is 1856, 344, that of the State
of Pennsylvania, $1,000
Brokers and bankers say the money mar
ket is easier now thanit has been at any
other time during the war.
The, Harriet Lane is having put on board
heavy armament Of 80 Founders.
The Pensacola though drawing IL feet of
water reached Alexandria without the least
difficulty She nov lies of that eity
All is quiet down the Potomac. There
arc no Indications of life about the rebel
batteries. The Pawnee, Pocahontas, Semi
mole and Harriet Lane are now in the hands
of workmen undergoing repairs, and. chang
ing armaments, &C. ..,s5
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FORETGN NRW9

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1lth.-The steamer Asia
arrived with Liverpool dates of the 2sth
ult., and Queenstown 29th, She brings two
days later news.
The Americans in Liverpool observed the
2eth nit, il sympathy with the day of fast
ing, humiliation and prayer in America.
The Paris Patriae had contradIcted
the reported convention of England, France
and Spain for intervention in the affairs of
Mexico. The London Post had, however,
reiterated the statement, and says the Pat
riae has lost its semi-of1cial character and
that the convention will shortly ba signed.
The London Times also confirms the rumor,
and says the Intervention of these powers
will commence as soon as the weather per-
mits; and further, that it is undertaken
with the concurrence of the American gov
ernmenE an fwfFofsYa a2Tn.T
The Paris BourSe sWasS heavy and lower
since the Bank of France has advanced its
rates Of discount to 81. Rents had declined
to 6s@ssc.
The Pope was very ill-more seriously
than before.
Spain still refuses to acknowledge any
one as Sovereign of Naples but Francis ii.
It was expected that the stationed Minister
would soon leave Madrid.
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- ..ER0M =.afIS0n np5i--

JErFERsoS CRY, October 10. -Lieut. Col
z. B. Brown of the 18th No. Regiment, Pro.
vost Marshal at Upton, shot a private OF
the 9th Missouri this morning. The Colonel
ordered him to lay down some boards he
was tearing from fence, and upon refus-
ing shot him, killing him instantly. The
affair created intense excitement. The and
and 9Th Missouri Regiments rushed to
arms, demanding that Brown be delivered
up to them. A park of artillery was
drawn out in front of the Provost Marshal's
Office, and. Brown was threatening to fire
upon the mutineers when the train left.
A scout has just arrived here from
Springfield, and reports at headquarters that
there were only 1000 rebels at that place.
He also learned that Ben Mccullough was
at Camp Jackson with only 1900 men,
waiting from reinforcement from Arkan-
sas.
A large number of McCullough's force
who were with him at Wilson's Greek were
were with Price at Lexington, and the rest
are with Hardee.
Mccullough expects to join Price at Sac
River, which will be about the goth mat,
and the combined forces expect to march on
Jefferson City. This information is believ-
ed 70 be entirely reliable. Z ~ ava
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GALLIPoLIs, o., Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Izetts, Capt. Windsor, ladened with govern
ment property, including $40 borses, Wag-
ons, &C., left this morning destined for
Camp Eayardg Kama #ka sriver.A When op-
posite Winhsld or 81 Red House Shoals, 80
miles above Point Pleasant, she was fred
into by 100 rebel cavalry from the south
bank of the river and ordered to land. The
Capt. declined doing SO and standing by
the engines alone, the pilot having been
compelled to leave his post, succeeded in
turning the boat down stream and escaped,
reaching here this P NJ. The balls passed
through the pilot house, cabin, engine room
and steam pipe. No one injured.
J The goveFnment steamsr Silver Lake is
supposed to have been captured by the reb-
els. Reports are rife Of large body of
rebels advancing toward the river to cut of
Gen. Reseucrans' supplies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-12
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

Families Of Volunteers In need of Bell Will
make application to the following gentlemen
First Ward-A. G. Hallock,
Second Ward-9. W. Mcbride,
Third Ward-Christ cker,
Fourth Ward-Wm. Heilmao.
Filth Ward-A. Refs,
Sixth Ward-Viceor Bisch,
Seventh Ward-Mr. Jones,
Eighth Ward q. Il. Rocker,
Ninth Ward -Juo. +. Glover,
suburbs-Edward Burtis and Juo. Wsyman.
To facilitate the distri bution, the Com tee has
focured e store on Locust Street, between First
Ind second, where the orders for goods will DO
sived Tuosdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays,
from seven 60 twelve O'Clock.
CiEiSens from the CITY an4 farmers who will
lea~e provisions and other articles necessary for
relief the store on Locust Street, or at Philip
0eoker's will through the ASS collation., recive the
hanks Of the destituse families of voluute RS.
Those who desire 10 give the a vscsiet D. uses
or too enneuts for thess poor famIie, will lesTe
sios at Mr.. a. G HalIoek's ufiee.
sepr VICTOR BIsCH, see'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-12
SPECIAL TO THE coMMERcIAL.

WAsHlNGroN, Oct liza. dispatch from
General Wool to the War Department con-
firms the statement that the rebels met with
a heavy loss in the engagement with the
Monticello off Hatteras Inlet. ...-~--
Fort Hstteras will be made perfectly So
euro By the immediate dispatch of rein
forcements. ..-+ (-a
QuarlermasteF Ruekera adgertises for
100, 600 bushels of oats, 20 be delivered
here. a-..5-.
Those who sympathiZs with secession In
the Common Council are eRdeaYorinR to
procure an order for new charter election.
Their purpose is to Offset Mayor Walloeh,
and put into the Office man of less pro-
nounced loyalty.