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structions to encamp two miles below Wilson's
Creek
Tup vIcT0RY IN KENTUCKY.

CINoINNArI, Nov 14.-We are still without
full particulars of Gen. Nelson's victory. The
following is all that is known After occupy.
ing Prestonbrrg, General Nelson proceeded
towards Piketon, and commenced an engage
ment with the rebels about a o'clock in the
afternoon, continuing the fight until night.
Both armies slept on their arms till ;he next
morning, when the battle was renewed, ana
continued till 10 O'Clock, when the rebels un-
conditionally surrendered. Their loss is 4oo
killed and wounded, and the prisoners are
variously estimated at from 2OO0 to 40Oo'
The rout of the rebels was complete, and 1t Is
probable that the whole of Williams forces
will be taken in the mountain gorges
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15
Tu be FIT.

ETNO RENT-A desirable lower tenement,
A No. "a Irving street. containing seven Rent
sl4O. Inquire ON the premises. DIV nl3
FOR SALE OR TO LET-On lease of
Il 3years, Store Building No. SOL Main street. new
cuped shoe ore and Ambrotvpe saloon. Posses.
sion given The first OF any month. Apply to G. L0RING,
207 Main street, up stairs, Worcester. dtf o3l
TJNO RENT-A very desirable tenement
Il pleasantly situated Chestnut street Rent $500
Also two other tenements Sl00 and the other
SIPS Inquire of }. l.. HOOD, 22S Main street, Worces
ter Mass d&wtf $50
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov l4.-CorrON quiet; sales5OOO bales
at 24c for miidling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts IS 6S3 bbs; sales 1850 bbls state
and western opened steady and closed dull supcrfne
state 50 50 @ 555 extra state S56j a $3.50, chiefly at
500 @ j1j; supernc western $3.50 a 5,55; common to
good extra western S56j q 30; southern unchanged
sales 1000 bbls Canada steady; sales 600 bbls superne
$50 @ 5,s5; extra $40 q 100.
GKAlN-Wheat opened shade irmer and closed
steady; sales lS9600 bushels Corn Unchanged; sales
100000 bush.
PROYlSlONS.-Beef unchanged; sales 700 hbs Pork
heavy and sales lips bbls mess s4,5O g l5 prime
5000 q $50 Lard qnet safes $50 bbls 50 g SIC Whs-
% I&c cash; Sugars quiet; sales 262 hhds; Porto Rico
PIC Muscovado 81 Sc; Havana by auction, IS boxes
at " @ 73e cash. coffee firm; Rio, 1900 bags l59 q
l54c; Java 10 Days at 2c MOasses quiet; Porto Rico,
BY auction 1870 hhds at 443 @ Acc cash. harbadoes 10
hhds and 10 bbls. at 36 a 3Sc.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 3.--Revolutonary move.
ments are taking place among the students
throughout Russia. The disturbances at Mos
cow were quelIed by military force. Pc
tition is being signed largely for constitution.
Monster meetings Of the people were expected
on the return of the emperor at Moscow.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-The Prussiche Zetung Of
to.day publishes news from Moscow, without
date announcing that the students in that city
had created violent disturbances, which had
been uueled by the military force. A petition,
requesting the release of the students lately
arrested, and that constitution should be
granted to Russia, had been signed by l7,OOO
persons. The University Of kawan had been
closed because the students had demolished
the rec:or's house. Students disturbances
had taken place at Charsky.
1t had been proved thar collusion existed
between the students OF all the universities.
The University of KEN had alone remained
quiet. Count Schawalotf chief of the political
police had left St. Petersburg for Moscow, to
meet the emperor 10 request of him to relieve
him OF his functions. The Prussian Zeitung
also states that Il ministerial secretary had
been arrested for having collected signatures
to a petiton on behalf OF the students ot ST.
Petersburg, which was 10 be presented to the
emperor. on his return TO that city. Fears
are entertained that stormy scenes, attended
by great masses Of the people, will take
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15
TOUCHING GEN. FREMONT.

Headquarters OF THE ARMY, Adj. Gems
Office, Washington, Nov. Il, 1S6l-SPeciaL
Orders 304.-Maj. Gen, John c. Fremont hav.
ing been relieved from the command of the
western department. and from duty in tie
field, those' members Of his staff, who have
been selected from civil life, under the author
ity OF the act approved August, 1861, cease,
from the date ON which he relinquished com
mand, to be connected with the service.
Ali persons, with the exception of regimen
tai and company officers, who have been ap
pointed into the military service by MAYOR
General Fremont, and whose appointments
have not been sanctioned by the president, are
hereby discharged from the service OF the
United States.
BY command of Major General Mcclellan.
(Signed) l.. Thomas,
Adiutant General
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place on the return of the emperor 10 81
Petersburg.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-STOCKS arc more active but
lower, closing frmer Chicago and Rock Island 56S Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy 653; Buffalo and state
Line Railroad llO Milwaukee ana Prairie du Chen Rail
road 22s Cleveland and Toledo 375 Galena and Chica
80 3 Illinois Central scrip 65 Michigan Southern guar
mtied Al Michigan Central $50; Pacific Mail 96S; Erie
Railway 3il; Erie preferred 6O5 Hudson 404; Harlem
l35 H0rlem preferred; Re ding 364 New York Central
eO4 Delaware and Hudson S52 Missouri skies 4j4 Ten
nessee skies i54; skies, 81 registered, 943; skies
81 coupons g55; Chicago and Northwestern End bonds
20; Michigan southern 2nd bonds, asserted. 9O3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15
FROM THE UPPEIs POTOMAC.

DARNEsTowN, Nov. l2.-The mutinous
teamsters of the supply train returned to duty
yesterday. The cavalry horses are suffering
severely from want Of proper food and shelter,
which are unattainable in this locality.
Lieut.. Russell of the second Massachusetts
regiment is acting as assistant adjutant
general
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15
AN INTERESTING PRIZE.

BosToN, Nov. l4-A vessel which has just
arrived at Holmes Hole reports that large
English steamer, laden with munitions of war,
has been captured by a U. >. frigate and taken
into Key West.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-15

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 12.-The rainy seaso
has commenced vigorously.
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9lus mlidpurt unb 9lrfanfas.

&anfas City, 10, SuLt. Der p60rt
@cott Dtmpcrot" ia9t; @et, Qqcn, tpsI6er nab
@prin8telO auf Dem MarIGe 1T, babe %un9efabr
$40 N(ann unp "a @elAlee, ueblt elmer 9rOben
2lu3abl pOn 2lrtHee-Bageu.
MIc&uuUu0b unp Safien inp nad6 Nrfan1ae
3uriidgepgeu, I'm Nlanni4often gu rr0ieren.
Sic loleu II, 900 Nlanu baten, mabreuO 0eu.
Q9pus Gprps 10000 bis 10000 @loum far
ietn fol-.
ct, 9puts, 10. SUIT. Der Santa Sc
~GcrrePonpent Yom Is, la9t, paB Soy. Sadipn
uup Sen MlcGuapu99 BET Gomp gGalfsr, 3eDt
M(eileu iaplja Dcn ger @ltlouri ginte, la8en.
SOL. @nnbY wirD %rabriGeinli0 ctn 0etoihe
ment uaA 6ort 8tB, &eraa, lenoen, I'M baiielbe
Dem 6einpe gu mtreiBtn, pa IS 9rpBe Qemse5
9orrQtbe eutbGlt.
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~ @afTaee auf Seeeff4ifen
SIaaaA BON ,8remeno nod n8alttmore'

pber per Oampfldtf .. Bremen" n. uyIetp= yorf"
@er gerpanote pOu Deutihlano bsraber toairtsn laiier min
unb BE R5i5oos fir ote,elben ba te3abit. tam ieoer3e1 elnen DOls
euln9en BaiIa9efbem aui elm BON Bremen nab Boltntcrs getel-
6es Sessli6uf entpeoer fir 3wti9eHoed ocer z. @aIate IN bsr
Sifec cs Baltimore 9DeGer" ertalten.
So Auira9eu BON ausparS erbalteu MIR Die 8aoani6te A18
funft, wenR pas Rertp benz S9rstben bei8efast 1T. 0brls
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SanpY 6pOt, Ga., 20. Suit. General
9atterion lit noA in @barlestomn. Dos II.
SnOiana- 9e9iment morIdierte bette in Colon
men ppr Sen. &otterion auf unO erflarte, Dap 6
berett Jet, fir pie 3ett pes 5elo5ugeS SIT Oieiten.
Quh unter Den penniplOantlAeu 9tc9tmentera
fangt Elm beiferer @eiit iA 3t Sei9en an ttno
Siele @smeine Der 3t entlaienpen Ge9tmenter CT
fIaren tbre 8erettptIt9teit, 81 bletten.
Sin S6pei3er, Der in @eangenIAaft 9eratben
mar, FAM berte 3uritd, nnbpem er leine 6lll6t
purA Die 35ptung ppn 2 9tebeaen berfpertltellt9t
bate. l.
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gtus Selgt guneu.

2outsattls, 10. Suit. Der pG1orleltcn
MlercurY" Bonn 10. lagt, DAP eine8regdttei ipabr=
l4etnlt0 Die pMiuuepta", 0etern Dor Dem 6a-
fen an9etpmmen lei. aa
Der MOrfolter Correspondent Der pNi4mpnp
Diepat0" lagt g28ir liuD i'm 8siB pon 3bat-
iaAen, Die uns 3t penn Olauben bereNtige,, DAT
mir cine Nlenge Ghurten inter un6 babeo, Die
nit Dem Nproen iYrnpatbiitren unp Die li) freuen
%tpirpea, urs 5t linterjohen." @
Dim 10. fanp in g(Orfolf eth ger5uetfelter
8ampf 5miiden Nebeaeu=Grappen tatt, in mFl-
0em 2 ~Oertlben getGOtet nltrpel.
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Gus WsifipMri.
Wrofldmatiou bes General %ppe.
Ct . WHITES N10., IS. JltIE.
Oh bic Bemphner Ypn NprDz Nltnp1lrt.


@n bic 8enobner SON Worp= Ndfouri.
Gn 6olge Der mir ge9etenen NutDoritat babe tf
ba8 COMMANDO in 9I0rO Nitnpurt an9etreten.
Sb femme bieber nit elmer M~iiIttar=NioGt Die
Itarf oenltg lift Die QutBpritdt Der Ser. ct.
oufrebt 3n erbalten u1O 3u tart, I'm BON letel=
g~eltnnten a6er ptn 6aufeu QemUrfen su meroal.
2luf Die Gerliherltng Der 8epopner pOn glprD=
@RtfOurt bin, Dag le Die 0teee Der Ser. Staa=
ten relpeftiren uno Den 6rispen aufreht erbaIten
molten, linp bieber feline Sruppen uad} pteier
@je9eno beS Counties 9elhidt wurbelt.
Die Greignilie fer lcBten 5ebn Sage Dobert
o6er peutltd 9e3ei9t, CoB Die 8etpcbner pteleS
Ibeile5 De5 Gtaote5 entmeOer ut6t Die Wioht
ODER ni6t Gut BADEN, ibr @erlpre9en 31 e~rfitIen
un0 peabllb bat Die 9te9ieruug e0 fir nptbpen=
Dig erabttt, 9lorD Miiiourt NIT einer Nlilitar
mamt gu be1eBen, Die fart 9enlt9 1T, Den @ebor=
lam grgen Die @eleBe SIT er5ptn9en, ltl1O Ipbalp
e5 feltlteben mirD, ooB pie 8emobner Die @elrBe
reipefttren unO ungeleBliGe @pmbtnationen 9e9cn
Die 3e9ierung 9srbtnOern molten, 10 mirD Da5
Nltlttdr 3urlld5ejUgen merDsll, aber niAt frrber.
SIT permarne alio ale p%erIonen, Die 9Gafet
ge9en ole 8unp95=8eb6rpe erbeben, pOer cie Den
8erluh matben, Gtngrife in Gfentlt6e5 Uper in
DiDipueleg 8eiigtbum gu %periten, oOer Die rubt-
&c 8ir9er in tDrenl 9erte9r itGrel, RAP lie iunl=
ntoriid, pbue @ipil=9rogb, be0anpeIt peroen
mitIeu. So9n cope,
8rig. -General, 9. Ct, @omaanOo.
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EelDmtnnn,s MInGfrnrna
Scgnnutmnc1uno.

Ne @lt9lttoer Ger %ouf8et6lten Scmpel-2pJe go. l merben bic
mn nh etlu9t llp &NeHi'a8 on %. Snlt UNI 8 Ilbr in 9teDagic SO
NipOl 81 @orbter nyr
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2ofal.gaentaFeiten ans Mafbinatou.


Gin 6euerBDua9e, welder gefangen
wurDe, purDe, 8erihteu Der HttmDnoer 3eitun-
aen 3%ufol1e, nadb 6atrfor gu Seaure9arO &C.
braht. Oils er ppr i'm fam, IeBte CT ais gegrl4
Bunq Ieinen Oaumen an Die glaIe unp Etredte rie
Singer aus. 8eaurf9arO lieB i'm atfitbren,
purouf Der i3ouape eirtem S6erlten por Den
8au1 trat, 70 paB ct 6inlitr3te, Den Corporal
nieDerihlug unD gu 8eaurf9arO lagte, er ipae
fOmmen unO leine @nld9e bpten. Damn lkf er
bapor. @tan l6OB binter ism Der, aber pbne
@rfplg. Sci jeOem @GuB ipran8 Der 3ouaUe in
Die 6U6e Gnp beulte, ais pb CT 9etrpfen mare,
Daun Ors9te CT l6 UNI, uno IGnitt @eiAter.
Gin Sff3ier belt i6m Den Sabel ppr tnO are
ttrte ben 3Uua0en, rer barauF IN pas y, fan9niB
8ebraAt muroe. 0ier leste er am erfen Abenp
5euer an. 8eauregarO, Der Die Courage pea
@lannes bepunperte, la6te unp ~beltrafte i'm
audit.
Dtfrift Mtlt3 entlof EN-. - Capt.
Mlc@leaanos Gompasnie Oiltrtfs 8reimiaigsn
puroe porqefern aus pem 0ienlt entlaNeu. a
Mp3art 81 e9 I'm en- t,-Dtee8 Ne9iment
tefam am Sumltag Srcre, nit Sad unD Yad
naA 8irgtnten gu mari9tren. SO na9m 2 Sc
14aBe NIT.
@er6oftet.- CTR. 0altlnan lsaO 6.
6asburg rurpen 8Orgeltern auf Der Baltimore
unO gBalbtngtOn 8abn perbaftet, neil fe i9
tpstgerten ibr 6aGr9elO gu bs3ablen. Oils Ter
@Onbuttsur ST, Connolly periuGte, Die &erle pom
Bug gu satferuen, ~feuerten le einisempl auf i'm.
sic lisen iest in Der Sail,
@efan8eue etngebra2 t. - gor0e=
tern murDen II @efangsne aus Str9tnieu mad
0ai6ingtUn 9ebra6t. Giner lit aus SuD Ga
roltna nnO Die anEern, ~pprunter Elm Seraeout,
aeb5rten fdmmtliG einem Nlabumoreqtmente an.
gBetter Dprgerudt- Ma6 sas te
8alb 8eotment befam Samlta9 fritb 8 u9r Or-
pre, BON leinem Eager bet Arltu9ton oufsnbrebeu
unD ~lanOeinmart0, wabrl9etnli@ na6 Bulls 5un
8u marlhirerl.
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G 6iff6= 9ia0rthten.

@0tff6= 9(n0rth ten.
oNinarant9," 9elpEptn, fam am %. Stunt in
8remerbafen an.
yNeptrn," galle, fam an 80. SUM- BON &1l=
timOre pranBen an.
9iaN bjeii9em 9afen mar leitoem fein 6Af
pom Bremen ab9e9an9en.
@mtgrantenAtf Das 8remer @Gtf
a6eroinano" lag 9eltern Abeno ppr Dem 9afert.
@&6ente 9ornittag miro 6r, Suliua Gtci0,
go. 463 SO. 8altimUrsltr letnen 0aIten etnep
iuperben eunA %lereiren, 6einlAneder ma9er
mir be1ouper6 patQlf auImertam.
gg Wafbtngton @arten. St Die
Ter olaemeiu belt bten Oartenptrtbldaf be8 6rn.
.SttD y nner (BennlNlpdniu 9lpennel finoet tente
%lprrp rtt 9rDBe8 9on3ert ut0 6armpnie- WiuIif
aas8efibrt BON Capt 8elpmann'S Niuit60r ltatt,
0er lA poDer eini9e pergnii9te Gtuupen in bic
lem lb8nen nit @5a5 belelbteteu @jorten bei Mu=
iii itnD Oerfteninft maden nil, Derlaume ss nt6t
pprtbilt 8t geben.
g. g9ir Ielfen Die Qlnfmertinmfeit a(ler Mu-
fit 8retnpe auf has beute QtenD ltattfinpenpa
9roBe 0arten=GpnSert Bel S. GpmmerfsIp, @Ge
son 8rpnt= uno Qpm6arptr.
N9P 0r. G9aa, Bauer fat feline WirtbIhaft
pom Selair NlarFt naA DEM 9eraumtsm Sc
bdupe go. 45 St.Yratttr. (Snpspeupent Sur
nerbaQG gerle9t, unp Miro beute paielbit einen
%peliFaten 2nnd %ierpirer. 2luA miro ct letne 0dle
lteta NIT einem friIAen Olos Eager erquidtn.
81 Capt. u, 6eiperia bat feline QBirtbl6aff
pUn Der 2tberl9 9al naG $50. II @. 9i6ertYltr
Derle6t nno miro Die elbe beutc nit einen l~uperben
Gund) er0fnen. 28ir nad)en pa8 9ublitum unO
bauptladli6 6einIhmeder pnrnuf nufmerfiam,
N5 aSertett CONCERT. = SeOen
@lpntag, OOnnerita9 unp @amitag N6snp, I'M.
ter DirettiCn psa prpf, 1itlmann, 1T Der cuffs
l46nlte fin9eriAteten SOmmerpirtDIAait Der Dir
beter=9 aile, So. 5 SitD 6rtepriNfr.
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Sine aayersgrile nab Rtp.yOrf sebradbt,

New<gorf, 81. 9unt. Der Sdooner
9. S. @aring, wsiGer BUN Dem &apsref 5eif.
DoUi8 In psr 91ADt-Dso-IO Sutt yv1vHntt''
.Durper mar, wurpe beute Dier etngebrabt. Sin
0latroIe oe5 SGjfes tGptete 3 Nlann Der Drilul-
Mannl6aft gtrnttteit elmer GAlfs~2rt, Die an
Deren 3pet perIpraAen, pa6 S6if mad Stem 2jort
bringen 3u belfen unp murpen untcr Dieler 8e=
Dinau1a fretaelalien.
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NCrtb Dpint ailaefomme1 mar, entDedte Der VA.
piton, oaB es lef mar uno sue1eiA DoB eint,N
&cnr,en 8olf, Die liG TN Shif5raum b%efanoen,
ourdD Oeriibrnng nit Dem ein0rtunenpen gSaler
6euer 9~efan9et batten uno poB oaa 6obr}eu9
a(er NobrIheinli6feit na0 DerIpren mar. Ollie
on 8prp batten Die 0ofnun9 ouf Nettung auf=
9e8eb0l ais Der SdOoner DOearl", Capt. &born-
ton, berantam unO lie rettete. gr 500 pen Gdpu-
ngr ans 2anp unO rettete bic Qabuu1.
8euer III Dem Qanbe.- lin p uGr
am SonnotenO Wfor9en br1nnte Die 2eiinfnbrtf
Der 0erren 8utcd & So. an OmYnn'9 Sails ab.
Dag @lebaupe mar zines Der 9rGBten ieiner Nrt
lnp mar bret Stpdpeyfe bpdb, zines aus Stein
9eGaut, Die onperen aus !0ol3. Nuler WabrIGetn=
ltGfeit nad mar pas 6eaer pur1 3ufnQ gntiton
Den. Ser TerIult tit pUlltdrpi9 In Der Sire
mans Nilsfuran5 9epedt llnp betrd9t $4,000.
OtebtGbtf.- Gin 9ie0er, Nanen5 9Sil=
liam 0arris, purre AM GpnrnbsnD BON Den 90
ilsilten &ennY nno Nfiller ulter per @lnttaae
perbaftet, 6errn SOON SpUnle um $40 unO etne
9plpe1e ll9r teltpblen sit baben. 8ei letner Set
nabme fano man SIT in lsiner 9aiGe, pelhe
6err @popnle ais letn @igeltbum ~erfaunte. Der
Oiebltabl mar bet Serrin9S Stun b~eeanoen
pprDen.
Gin Wunu, Nantens %. 0lpe, murre BON benz
Neli3tlten Carmichael feltgenpmmen, neil er 0rn.
Mortn @larf, 9lr. 90 Davteltr., INN $3.50 in
OolD uno $50 in 9lOtsn beltpble1 BADEN Iolte,
nabrenO pieier aus Der StaOt a~bWelenp mar.
Cine Inter luAua9 Scr 8tdter !0ib enpete inpeb
NIT Der @ntlalIun9 pe8 Nngaflo0ten.
8erGatct. 9eBteu 6reitag 9laGt8 ger
0a1tete 9pli3iit Sei6el eiaen M1ann 9lamens s.
MtrrnY. Oeriel6e get iiD fir cinen SfTSjer
Dos -. q 9. Jtegimentea aus tnO mubte lA
uater faIlhen Goripte9eIunaen NeriNiepene Sc
genitdnpe, wornntee eiue Yartie GleiDer ppu $,
0lti9, SIT perIA1fen.
9rin39pttgnoe. Dieler b~eriitttte @rin3
tluD 4lDentltrter iotl migtIitb i'll NthmQno iein, Tim
De GeItalun9 fur ben 3u erriAtenpen 66rpn
ais ppttlitiger 3>rtn3 etasunebmen. 60 Bon
frteg t ilAfm 5nlertte tonl bei tbu1 tejue 9tere
ltin, "a ct nidt einnlal eiu mpbl9abeRpes WtaD=
cbelt, mad, pe6fn !6er3 uttp ySGrle" CT in Stem
2jorf llrebte, bate ntrie9en" t0unen unD lib purtb
y6iirten %lpielen" auf DEN 8rettern Die Die N5sll
~bepeuten, at erbalten ll1dte. 2tud IN Baltimore
ipl ct IidD uater Dem Wamen Senpr Gin Oiaerp
cine 3ettlang umber9etriebell ltno in einem Sic
liagu pelttCheu Sptel lG9irt bdb9ll.
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8tGise unb fd)6ne TGrmem

Ga 9~DllDwap'S Salbe. @iGt,
gliepeleBen uuo &bsunatsmuS, perren ~unfeblbar perlreben
onrG anboltenDeu @ebranb ciele8 arpBen Setlmtttel8. Marine
5dbun9en iouten III alien 6auen esnt @cbraud) ppran9eben. IS
beebt Gle 5errItteten DluStan mnb Aoern unp nntertiist Gle Na-
tEr bel encr g%ranbli6eR lQeInn9
gu ba6en IN oct Toblit go. 80 Maiden 9ane, Nep-yout, un
bel alien Dru83iten gu 20 @tSt, 63 @tS., mo ST bic 9da9teL.
lMpr13,3 p)
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~ enbicrtbertfet fprpie aud Mn,eiaen fir @sasbs
ihgtOis IL. 0eprsctprpn spereen bel 45ru. g. q. geieb.
feict, Np. A20 @s9tr., unterbai6 s. Ctr. emtaegen
~gerpmme1.
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Wcnc Nn5cigcu.

Hg- Ser 3aabmciTer bea Baltimore Burner 6prps wtrb ee-
o1e7 IN uhleGSf Sfrce oprSulpreden no
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MarEtpreife.

Baltimore, ben IS. Suli 1861.
81 irbDtet. G6 wurben 400 Gtif auSgebDtcn
pretle fet. @cn So. 25@$5.OO 5e 100 ID
~Ourdl1nitt8prei8 $40 % 100 tb, Gerfauft
purpen 25O an btelige Meb9er.
G6pei ne wentg S~erlIngt II. au nteperen prei>
len %Serfauft DOh $5.OO@$5.373 8loo Id Bee
sablt.
S@tafe $2.75@a.5O seldOren fir CUTE 9eere
Nttp6pt, per @alpue 39-4l Cts. fir 95 pGi
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan. for the trial
of causes arising under the laws of said State.
D p.s'; !; ; s.n'.,. Attachment.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

'TNHE plaintiff. on the Both day of October,
Il A. D. 1861, fled his afidaviti in this action,
showing that the said defendant, Henry Nc.
Divit, is nonresident of the State Of Kansas,
and cannot be served with the process Issuing
from this Court; it is therefore ordered by the
Clerk of said Court. in vacation, that the said
defendant, Henry McDivit, be notified. by pub
LEGATION in the White Cloud Kansas Chief, a
weekly newspaper published in the County of
Doniphan, and State of Kansas, during six con-
secutive weeks. of the tendency of this suit,
the object of which is to obtain judgment against
the said defendant for the sum of S420, with in
terest thereon from the first day of October, A.
d. 1861, and that his property has been attach
ed, to wit: the east half of the south west quar-
ter and the east half of the west half of the
southwest quarter of section twenty nine, (29)
township four, ~ Of range twenty, (2O) lying
and being in Doniphan County, and State OF
Kansas, 70 secure the payment Of the above
amount; and unless he plead, answer or demur
to the plaintiffs petition against him filed, on
or before the 22i day of January, A. D. 1861,
such petition will be taken as true and confess.
ed, and judgment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand. and seal of the District Court of said
County, at Office, in Troy. this 18th day of No
vember, A. d. 1861.
HENRY BODER, Ja., Clerk.
November 81, ls6l-7w. Prs fee, SIG.