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FIRES I'm New York.

FIRE IN NASSAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TWO SIX
STORY BUILDINGS-LOsS ABOUT $4,000.
Shortly after twelve O'Clock yesterday morning
Gre discovered in the upper floors of the building
Nos ia ana ll6 Nassau street, In the premises occupied
by Ellis, Starr Co., bookbinders The flames spread
rapidly, and extended throughout the upper floors,
and owing the height Of the buildings the flames
ceived but slight check from the Of water
from the hand epgines and only when the powerful
from the steam re engines brought to bear
upon the that the Devastating element succumbed
the exetons Of the areueu Both buildings above the
Easements, totally destroyed. How or from what
the Are originated is unknown at present The
Fme Marshal was ut the premises and viii investigate
the matter
Meesrs. Ellis Starr & Co. occupied the third fourth,
9th and sixth o~rs OF both buildings They estimate
their about 600 They insured for SIS 500
By request Of the they declined to state in
what insurance companies they are insured.
The following parties had property in the promises Of
Ellis, Starr Co., varying in value from $500 to 1000
EACH partly covered by insuran ,eChares scribner
Co., LA Grand street; Clark, AUSTIN Maynard Co. No
Park row. about - 0o0 insured in New Haven
surance Companies Fowler Wells sos Broadway n
SaxtoD, 25 Park row; n Dodd, 500 Broanwsy; J.
81 Park row; Edmund Jones h Co, rs Nassau street;
Henry Benton, Of H&ord loss about 81 500 in stereo
no sSO
There property belonging 70 other parties also In
the bndsry, but VIC did not learn the names Of tho
owners
The second hosr OF No. ia was occupied by J. G..
Reed agent for "Arthurs Home Magszne" Jss by
ABOUT $50; insured in the Commonwealth Insurance
Company. By J. Mofatt, dealer In second hand books
loss about 81 000 no insurance; and by A. r. Norton
the Unit.d states Mercantile AGENCY damage by
wafer about $780,
Tho SECOND noor of No 1le occupied by Messrs
j N Stearns h Co publishers OF "Merry's Museum
and "You,hs Cabinet Loss 50 GOO insured 90 600
Their has yet boon extrcsted from the
II contains the mal lists and all their books, and II lost
Will seriously dwarraDge their business BY Daring's
liver regulator ooe; loss $780, and by the "United
States Naval Gazetten loss about $3.50; insurance
Tho first for occupief by H. TRINA A. son. deal
importers Of bookbiuders tools and stock.
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CouGhs, Colds and Hoarsemess or the
wos sns are Quickly and 'sfey yed BY nsng H0LIo.
WAYS fhs and Ointment Nearly thousand eases in ths
city alone have dur this wier been mpetcy CURED by
sheso sstrae roinAry rmedcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

Schooner Sarah Hubbard Ashore.
NORFOLK, darch ~, 1861.
The schooner Sarah B,bbard ashore egnty miles
South Of Cape Henry Her cargo consisting OF red CEDAR
will probably be saved Assistance has gone 70 her,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

FAct.-Thc Best Three Dollar Hat In
city be procured at JOHNSONo new Hat Emporium
French's HoeL For proof Try one. n B.-Tne Amazon
lat low ready
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uTrwsSss 80, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces .spensory Bsndages &c Drs GLOVER TqORSE,
No. A. n street, under Barnums Museum.
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TrSs:ss, Eiassic stochinSs, shoalder
fHuHsk, O. ann street. Under Bsrnums Massun-
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Rem.mber buy spring hat Of KNOX No 2i2 Broadway
ard The beauty durability excellence and cheapness Of
purch will assist IN obeypg this knons
spring edngy Handsome and od at bis uniform
ice 81 s. O. Of taste aud experience always make
their e.ections knoxs establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

Hechao cor Tateosyan, OF Constantf-
nope has MADE HIS celebrated oriental Fig nine
teen yesrr and % many q hest ctzsns IN hir
fsmns and know II ~ be go,d for lungs and for
the scky and the nfr and streps for the itsc
HACHADooR rArEosyAN.
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BrOOHlym. Charles III. WilliamsOn's
ton NstshIlahod 1851
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I'm Regard 60 the Evacuation ~ fort
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the counter Of tho oce Of Fulton and Nassau
streets. Price six centA
Drawings or tine Delaware state Lot
ssrca-wOoB. EDDY CO., aanAgers OF the
D.sas.ss..s11s, Gas. ST. 81, ss'es y. ISL
DKLA wARs-CLAss w, March - 1851
81, 20, as, 81, 6, 70, "A, SO, s, 40, 43, rs, 48.
Circulars cntainfng with full particulars
sJ SSS E5DS SS & COUP. Hs's s;::ss
The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
K FRANCE CO.,
nAsAoKaa
The Legislature Of the having s1von
France 90 oser, contract for twenty years, We tn.
Undersigned Commissioners spp,n'eo by vvernor OF
said " superntend drawings Of sad lottery d.
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn this
day
80, 4, IL, 81, 80, 8, 3, 81, 20, "a, go, 43.
CoseoLiDATkB Lo1TERY--CLAss o. March 80 1851
26, Is, SO, IA, s, 8, 70, IS, 10, IL, CT, Al.
~ness hands at Wilmington, Dell this day Thursday,
John DALE,
JOHN ". wALKEa commissioner
ALFRED H. WOOTfEN,t
Circulars sent free OF Arge by addres sing
FRANCE CO.. " lmiIRton. Delaware
The Only Halter In New York who
retAils Soft Hats OF his manufacture Ia E3PEN-
sChElD, lib Nassau street
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and stock m he Principal mines n sdvsoang hsres
tho Ophu mine seng NJ 81 l00 81 30 f,os, 40
2sst prcct that 81 600 wn DO the markss price WITH
IN Elk hs.
moderate jobb,sg rade closss ths wesx's business,
with The usual limited sales fron frst hsnos Fsr-sa
brsnoies, however, form exception, some 200 pscx
.gs Principally lover grades, having chsnssd haais 10
m Improvement. Candies weaker, At isc 2eoi dones
>tc spifis advancing, alcohol nrm, - 6Oc Ioer- "
sishus an increased activity 10 groceries seaersy
Dot mleabs above u hc- Coffee, 1870 Lard tribe i'm
proved The wheat market v active a. extreme pric
Sales Of 10 600 sacks Gay for exIssI Barley pr
ohascd quite freely for New York at lc Per reand,
the Phllaaeiphia astaSaist Csassreacs.
PHILADELPHIA, March ~, 1861.
The Methodist Conference 70 day adopted report
the Committee Of Ten the state VI the Church. repeal
the new chapter slavery inserted IN tns discipline
he last Conference leaving 70 future conferences to
make their own regulations on the subject
The Also concurreo In she resolutions Of the
East hstmose Conference requesting the GeneTa Co..
ference ~ IL next tsson, 20 repeal She chapter ala
very, and, instead Of their own, empower each annual
c'nstrence, within whose bounds the Institution exst,
1ney also adopted ADDRESS the Methodsts OF Della
ware, sBa the Eastern shore Of Maryland Virginia,
Ing them Of the prooundes mp~ihies the
Sent stAse Of dsquetaoe and asted conaiton Of the
Country.
On the question Of division of the Confsreoce reso-
fut,p adopted, declaring that Il Is inexpsdient TO
divide As Philadelphia Conference By State nes ~ tina
time.
During the discussion there was much excitement.
The church was crowded.
Appointment 81 nm Attorney General 81
New jersey.
rngsToS March 20 1881
Fred Frslin shuyseu, Of Newark, has appointed
Attorney Geaeral OF this sta vice VIM Dayton
egbe0 The Governor has app0intet tue following
sous for State Directors -Ephraim MaIsh Of Hudson,
and John Z. Reed OF Camden
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DIR. .. 3 gitch's New Rupture Supporter
Tia Bread vay.
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1851.
1851.

DAvid's Spring Style OF Gentlemen
Al ready SAlearoom 2981 Broadway, near Duane
street
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The Only Halter In New York who
retAils Soft Hats OF his manufactu Ia E5PEN
sChElD, ll8 Nassau street
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stop Thief = some Poor d. stole my
s. s sa as =. &. ~ ~
and The wS ~: s made AIN h thief "ss men 10 TOE
%Sen: :psp.!ag sasis should lnssn.y
to - g have
l.s. teo. sTs..ar..
e,r world 10 knowledge and 10 .. amer aa.i.is,
order Would Dispense The wrd !. on make .. T. .sd an
should the INF solc my be made warm ip the
sfss PssS sS IN s r, rs
new Imporsations -Mackintosh, Aga.
yosss fsr. ana snl ss u d our o own @esrson
sr. ana SsodSe rs o. fssSiss fos ssnls@ens ass koa
and Asor house.
morsc-o Garden sho~s, with Bows. M.
L. HILL o7i Broadway ei Bses foHed Boots ~ 20 pair
The Lsdd Il Webster Sewing Machine
may now b had for ATTY aoiS.rs. at go Broadway.
wheeler & Wssss ms Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced pr'ces- onoe, 800 Broadway.
p.s the beet Ii. wholesale and fes and The Dys
privately ssplsd Al No 6 .As,or House
HtIPs Hair Dye-5O Cents. Black or
s9wp D,po, Ne b relay street. and sold By all druggists
Bs.cneior's swly Invented wigs and
s ss Ne. e nature Send for
6ascns ier'A Hair Oys-Aelfable and ln-
GAneous bnch ~ brown ractory 81 Barclay street hold
ana sppn1c o. ~. A. SATCHkLOks, 10 Bond street
Trusssa.- .Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Curs
TrSsa No w street Asor House, cpposie We church
Trusses, Eiastic stockinas, Shoulder
s. ann . Ssss' sSaer = ss.nu%
Trws~ 80, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces 81 spensory Bandages &C Ora GLOVER TQORNE,
40. Az n street, under BArnum's Museum.
- idavfs Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
NWi ~ VI A BxfCHELoR, Is Bond street -
DIR. .. 3 gitch's New Rupture Supporter
Tuss-warsntsd- Gail and examine before purshasina
TIA Bread vay.
Coughs, CO1ds and H0ara~mess or the
wost kin1 quickly and afey by nsinR HOILo
WAYS fhs and Ointment Nearly thousand In thls
city alone have dur this wirSew been implicitly CURED
theso srtraaroinary n medies
Hscbaoo DOR Tateosyan, or Constanti-
nope has made HIS celebrated oriental Fig nine
teen year, snd % 81 hest ,hir
fsmins and know ~ be- good for and for
the and the inhrp and for the htuc
HACHADooR rArsosyAN.
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Half q Dozen Good SHIFTS for 30, Usual
retaii price 81 60 each
Hal otz fne hirts 81 retail price 81 each
Half hirs for so retail price 81
Al MODDY'5 Shirt Maaufaotory, 262 Broadway
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HtlPs Haf~ Dye-5O Cents. Black or
sowp Depot Ne b relay street. and sold By ell druggists
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LISATTs LIFE oALeAs.
kmxuxArss IN rrs sosr PAINFUL voxns, Also ses>
vgLA, saysIrsLAs sALisssgn rnrLxs, sLo,cans ~
merruris CON! i.inis ars: Kidneys isoipsss1
consumption. Ac, are most ersAiny cured this gree
'BIxr!s .lyE BALsAs ~. cured sAou~.od. o..-. g
case hioh can be s0hed BY medicine -ksn scod..
sF ds,,s !, =
eso s Bs ass st ars r. so, ao
II 4. se.Sr.S ao.p q. ao sSs. ~.
ii, As. SAN .s,ss , NJ, :, so.. rs.:
exposed i en,sa MRS corr .i., q aysp-pS,.
rstsas ..d, s.ssrn b.irss Bloossn q
after had aDdsr medical Sssinsos in sal sir
PnscrlI Ds,or, re s4s dawn STREET
| HAVE COZ LIGHT coLosso ,rslse ovsnooArs
sa these ~. very h.fdsse tne.i FROM, '..a'e 81
% sss Business 's' CLARKE III o wsm ny s.rs.s a
Mrs. wlssLos,so soofsiS SSs syssr or oruyos~
Writes ,pdsr date % JUNE u, iseo- I.
Permit me w. sissLow,s SOOTHING
unprecedented sale -ish ms snes oaomer, Ss.
:; "a "%; I'M: i's' Con
never before this recommendation Of any p-s.
,s aTs .s.: .ns % sssw
ssoss sss
use Tours respectfully. y
0fo. A. FOWLER
10 sIssos q
nary novelties for the spring FASHIONS, oulv oents
S'''-'' ' ssssS; SQUARE ,.D r.ecc.e.
We best manu- actu-sd
vArerooms 8 8 VI sdws.
&S snVns AND GAY ERs-A NEW STYLE, ~
them. = "h" A"e'' " -
- - - ---------------r
H %vpsIh EF r-la Is, ne, IS ~ BROAD ST 49,.
IA Rrosd 80, Freph stsursns ana Luncn ~ IA
where are yov going 20 dine today why At Browns
Esco,is' Decker the prince Of Oysennsn Is a.
Reme er that Humphreys Cso iona tina Howard V 70
De ,.nr q, Hro~ns, ~ Brood street .,...
d.nt forget that the arat Parrisu crooks are AWAY
req suit the paia Of the Rns sassid us =.
~sE,0 BRoWkA u1s1na s<seuh Hses haA -
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rowLE,s PILE AND BuMoR cuRs

TowLEs FILE AND HUMOR CUR3
sure cure for Bsedng Blisa and Itching Piies Sore
fua sa rbsum and bs~s,e the shin One s,ttls
rantsd 10 In AL not dealers PARTICULARLY
qussted refund the money ouy Ave bottle, thou anA
rturped emo these confirmed 6sula hundreds Of ct
ers asd Certificates pow N The propr tor pos~o-son
which be application send for Pro
psrrd by HFNhy D. fOWLF chemist n vrnor
ton sold BY HbGBnAN 4 co, Brosd~ay, and ali drug
gsts Certificates with each bottia Prior 81 per btta
a JNE DRfss Oh ,oUT BOOTS, - ~ To o. bEADT
IT to or Der. r1S, 4 D and so Broa1 way:
French iaieni Leather boo,c- Of The beet qualify, esC
81 g..
L,oR SALE on To KENT.-wHEkLkR wiLsOHa
IL AkDGkOy5R bAkhke SEWING MACuI>E (nevuo
AT IHP N. y. E~IN9 MACHINE BaPORIUM.
No. AS Broadway, corner OF oroome street
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wheeler IL WfSs0 ms Improved Sewing
hschines at reduced prces- Omoe 800 Broadway.
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The Ladd ~ Webster Sewing Machine
may now b. had for Atty dollars at GO Broadway.
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scutum and other water proof Coats Jouvin Co Kid
Gloves, Paris soft and elk BatA all portaon
just rceived per EUROPA BY HUNT DUsEN Bury, lead
ana introduce ~ OF fashion for gonuemens Hats koa
4 nd a HOUSE.
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HACHADooR TArBosYAN.
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Moro Troops Ordered.

roqdisltion for thirteen thousand moro men is
made upon the patriotism and ehivalry of Mssssip-
p. That 1t will be responded to promptly there can
be no doubt. In fact thrust DO done unless intend
to give up the contest No man is too good for this
service and no man has too much to sacrifice in it,
Every thing is. staked upon the issue. If we fail,
property business and every thing else regard as
valuable will be rendered worthless. 1t better to
spend all wo have in defense than to sit still and see
ittaken from us or rendered useless by tho triumph
of our enemies.
Every man in the State old and young rich and
poor, with business or without business should be
ready to respond to this call Thoro can be 10 obi
cation superior to tand no valid reason for stunning
H. short Of absolute physical infrmity.
OF the troops called out eight thousand are for the
service of the state-for homo delonso These will
BIO placed in four camps Of instruction composed OF
two thousand each ono Of these camps it is under
stood will be at Enterprise another at luka, another
at Jackson, and tho remaining ono on the sea
coastall so situated upon great lines oil travel that
they can be promptly embodied any whero they may
be needed
The five thouand are for the service Of tho Confed
orate States and will be required to enlist for tho wal
Tho Proclamation of Governor Pottus explains fully
4ho terms of this requsition.
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CArF RUWHlL MAR ICEA, 0llss"
July Oh 1901 IA!
MrssEs EpiroRs .-Wo came to l",'
point from Cornth on Saturday last, q. 9o
a very pleasant exchange il is lassure YOU
our removal was caused BY the number
Of eur troops falling sick at Corinth. An
the Regiments there have more or less
sickness, and it aeems.to increase E''l'''
than abate -
This place was selected by Col. Russell,
and more suitable one could not oo
found anywhere. No local. cause ior
sickness, q beautiful elevation anu inc
finest springs Of water, convenient 70 get
al. unlikeIthe most ofplaco where springs
are abundant as therelare no steep mis-
10 climb. II does seem as though'naturo
had designed this places. tor th,eYeTy pur-
pose it is now used for. The boys are IN
good spirits, and veryilittleS complaint Of
sickness in our camp--none that has been
contracted since we came here. On Hast
Saturday. VIC we're regularly .inrolled into
the service OF tho Coniederaoy, for and
during the war. All Of the company
with,a very few exceptions, manifested as
much desire TO be mustered in as they
did on leaving Garlandsville We now
have eighty men in camp, and l believe
that nothing could afford them as much
pleasure as an order to take up their line
Of march to the plainsiof Virginia.
Those vagabonds who were once mem
, bers Of our company, and who deserteC
} us when tho time came to enrol them
} selves, ISwish tosguardIthe communit,
against. They had pledged themselve
, that if their crops were worked out, ant
thew had some money, they would 60
The money was made up, their families
provided for, and as soon as this wa
done they have skulked back, and FOL
, what 7 some Of them have already es
tablished reputation not to DO envied
1t is to DO hoped that the citizens Of theil
respective neigbborhoods will keep
strict watch on all such scamps, and wher
an opportunity presents itself bring then
to Justice.
will proceed to give you the names Q
those who deserted us after being fed two
weeks upon Government provisions -
J. Brady, Irwin Brady, W. IL. Williamson
} JASPER RIFLES.
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ChanCory Notice.

Thomas Kittrell,
Va.
Helen n. Ellis ct al.
IN Ctmegy Court Of Wqms C5iTh g.Birn.
ba Tom, 1861.
UPON opening the complainanps bill
~ Of complaint, it appearing 10 The sat-
isiactiOn Of tho undersigned. Clerk OF
said Court, at Rulos, that Philiip p. WIN.
liams, and Margaret McDurald, delen-
dants in tho above cause, are non-residents
Of this State; these are therefore TO com
mand you, the said Phillip P. Williams,
and Margaret McDugald, TO be and per
sonally appear in and before the Honora-
bic, tho Chanoery Court Of Wayne coun.
ty, in the State Of Mississippi, at tho
Court House in Winchester on the second
Monday Of September, AID. 1861, thon
and there to answer the compliments
bill exhibited against you, and this you
will in no wise omit under the penalty of
ono hundred dollars, and have then there
this writ
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal Of said court this sth day
NA-----<of July. A D. 1861.
JAMES w. BOYKlN, Clerk.
Chapman d Jennings Sos Tor Complainant.
July IL, 1861. 30-5t
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The Fight ! Kolley's Island.
INTEREsTEG PARTICULARS
DEATH OF OPT. RICHARD AsHBY.

Wo COPY (saJ the Richmond Dispatch
the notwithstanding particulars OF
the skirmish ylich took place at Kelly'e
Island, near iomney, on Saturday, the
Doth ult., froi tho Winchester Republi.
can. 1t is yth much regret that wo find
in the postgipt attached the announce
ment of tn death of that gallant hero,
Capt RichEd Ashby.
From N. II. G.. Pickett, member Of
Capt. Ashy's company, VIC have tho fol.
lowing pdiculars of the fight, which can
be relfecDn as strictly correct:
On Tesday morning last, Colonel
Turner .shby left the camp at Col. George
Washinton's, in Hampshire county, five
miles rrth of Romney, on a scouting ex-
peditid, with II men undor his COM
mand ind proceeded in the direction of
PatterJn's Creek Depot. Near the same
hour. Capt. Dick Ashby left his quarters
on Psterson's Creek, some 10 miles from
Patttson's Creek Depot, with 10 men
undt his command, and proceeded in
the Erection of the Depot. On reaching
theHailroad opposite .Kelly's Island, he
divided his command into two parties,
taxing 7 men with himself, and proceed
ed up the railroad, whilst the other y,
u,der DR.. Templemand, of Fauquier,
uoceeded in the opposite direction
bon after this division Of his forces. Can't.
.shby's party was decoyed by some trea.
.herous scoundrel, a citizen Of the county,
into an ambush, near a deep cut in tho
turn Of the railroad, where no found him.
self surrounded by what would have been
considered by any save a second Leonidas
a completely overwhelming force. They
we're Immediately charged upon by THU
lawless band Of Abolition cut-throats
when Capt. Ashby gave the order to re
treat, with the command after retreat
ing a short distance, thus deceivine In,
imps,) to suddenly wheel To the right, an,
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One Indian, One Kentuok---One In.
dian, Two Ohio.


The sight of company of hardy Ken
tuckians, on tho Capitol Square last
Wednesday evening, brought to our mind
an incident Of the war of 1912, illustra.
tive Of tho Indian estimate Of the com.
parative efficiency of kentucky and Ohio
troops on the field OF battle. A British
officer in the North Western campaign
related that their Indian allies hada great
horror Of Kentuckians, while they looked
Upon Ohioans as not very formidable. 1t
vas a common saying among them-"one
Indian, one Kentuck-one Indian, two
Chic" meaning that in their view, it
t)ok two Ohio men tomake one Kentuc-
liam or one Indian On certain occa-
son, said the British officer, Eve deter
mined to attack q party of Americans
rot far from US, in an open field, and
called upon the Indians to cooperate
with u.s. They hesitated at first, but con
smted on being told that they had to
fiht Ohio troops. In few minutes the
fip was opened upon us, rather unexpect-
edy to our officers; upon which the In
dina all took to their heels, exclaiming
inbroken English in their fight, Ken
tu9 Kentuck Kentuck !"
shisincident may DO relied upon as his.
! oTral-Relm0Ad Enquirer.
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etrayed or Stolen.

- A light CHEsNUT SOR.
eEr~syeREL MARE-has star in
tho foro head, some little
Max, white behind one shoulder
right forefoot and left hind foot white
Of tolerably good size-six years old
walks and trots. Any information Of
said animal addressed to mo at Eucutta,
Clarke county, Mississippi, will bo thank.
fully received and liberally rewarded.
THOMAS Lopez.
Julyl2 1861. sp-n