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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

mon school laws, to create office of State I superintendent, and define his duties Amendments read and passed. Mir. Oates, from judiciary committee, reported number of House bills back to the Senate, and asked to be discharged. MT. President Fletcher called up House bill No. 235, bill to amend the cha, ter of the Memphis and Little Rock, railroad, which was read third time and passed
 MT. Pagan called up House bill No. 231, an act concerning swamp lands. Read and passed.
 Mir. McColloch-called up the pententiary bill Read
 Mir. Davies moved to amend so that the State shall not be liable for medical services ! rendered to convicts. Lost. Ayes 10-- noes IA
 On motion of Mr.. Lemoyne, the bill was read third time and passed Ayes 1S-- noes 6.
 Mr. Watkins, from committee on ways and means, reported several bills and asked leave to be discharged from their further consideration. Adopted.
 Bill concerning judicial circuits, was then taken up, read and referred to select committee of nine.
 MT. Davies called up House bill for re- lief of certain swamp land purchasers.-- Read and placed on calendar.
 Senate took recess.
 Evening Session.
 MT. Lemoyne, from special committee, reported a bill issuing arms to the militia. and recommended rejection of House bill, and passage of bill reported.
 Mr. Askew moved to amend so that arms should not be procured until after ratfca- ton of the proceedin of the State con vention. Lost, and bill passed.
 Mir. President introduced bill to incor- porate the Pine Bluff water works. Read and passed.
 Bill for relief of. John J.,.Iaalsa .,Sas, reported by swamp land committee, and passed.
 Mr. Cawigan introduced bill to incor- porate Little Rock and Fort Smith tee- graph company. Passed.
 Mir. McAlexander introduced bill for relief of Jesse Wills. Read and referred to committee on claims
 Alr. Pagan introduced bill to define the line between Hot Spring and Saline coun- ties. Read and passed
 Mir. Fletcher introduced a bill to incor- porate Pine Bluff gas company. Read and passed.
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k ID GLOVES-The genuine ,JoUvIyr lA Kid Gloves, for Ladies. Geptlemen nnS Misses. just opened at aAH
 Dec . J. 4. HENRY'S.
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Me " cOuc.
 On motion of NJ. House, the 10th reso- lution was amended so as to read thus: 10. Resolved, That copy of the fore going preamble and resolutions be sent to our members in our legislature, and that they consider the same, and have them published in the papers at Little Rock, and that the papers thoughout the State will please copy; and on further motion, the foregoing proceedings were adopted with out dissenting voice.
 On motion, the meeting adjourned.
 VIM. OWENS, Gn. NJ. HOUSE, Sec'y.
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DAY RUM--For sale by
 1)Nov 9 J. J. McALMONT.
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For P. S. G. Watson--Messrs. Dunne- gan. Ferguson, Jones of Pike, Mack and Senate vote- te-............... 2
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Mr,r Der OIrntce.

Wdbtn atom, l. Stt. 0ir baben Be-
~lttrnnte 9fadrt6t, baB geaure9arps Sauptcprps
Iih eeltern N6eno BON 5airfar @Ourt.6pule 3u=
rid nab Mlnafas unO BON einem .Bunft nabe
SeeUquan @reet (redter 6lagel) iber 5airfar
GOurt=6oule binaua mebrere Mieileu an Der Sees
burg @baulIee Bin erItrsdte. SIRE Stdrfe 1T,
mad Den 2a9erfeuerl gu urt9eilen, went9tsnS
100000 Niann.-
Sen, 8lenter BAT lA ais por3a9li6er SlF5isr
purbats bewdbrt unp feline Brigade III, mas
Dtectpliu unp Sronung anbelan9t, Gin SHUTTER
corps fir Die gan3e Nrmee. 4n
Cine DepelGe BON Nal6in9tcn, wrlde bert1.
tet, DAP Die ~9tebellenpiquetS nod eineu G9eil BON
Salts Gburd beest talten, 1T incorrect. Die
feinpli6en 9iquet6 etltrefen li6 niAt absr bic
unmittel6are 9la9barlhaft BON Gairfar CURT
6pnle. Seaure9arp Bat liA t~epenfal8 BON ptes
fem Bunft SurIdge3uBen, ME nett 1T un6etanut,
auBsr in WcSlelans 5auptqaartier,
@}er. NlcGlellan tnlpieirte 9eltern Die pon lets
ner Nrmee ein9eucmmfuRn 9UlitiOnen tenIeitS pe5
6lnfes uno fanO piles rubig, ictpie iepen Nu9en-
Slid bereit, ieoer 8epe9un9 pss 8etnpes ent9es
9eu5utreten.
6eute Morgen FAM bic Sslanp 8sle NIT benz
Sfrautenpampfer Damn I'm Gau bter an bic
Damn mar IN Ooriger 8cde na9e Bet Wattetas
9cint auf Den @runO 9etOmmen, bod piro le
balo tpieper reparirt unp gum Dienlt Der 6lptile
bereit lein.
9tent. Dove BON Der Rrie95I6aluppe pcra9pn-
tas 1T aaer Selbulpt9ung Der l1nlp9alitat eht=
bc6en pprpen uno iptrO pbne 3petIel In lein
Gpmpanpo fpieoer etn9elebt rperoen.
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G>fe 0{IGme Der Mebeueft.

Der plGbliGe unt ld,eintar burGal,s lttn'ott
virte Niid;la Der 9iebelen gibt gu ether Ntel9e
BON MISREPRESENTATION 0ermutbungen 8eranlol
Iung, unc bpH elauben mir, paB ct lsbr leioDt err
|tlGrliG lit. Die Tebellen batten Die Aols1F,
@8nibtn9tcn at nebmen. DIES mar Son pprn=
berein lbr 6aupt5pef. Die berrlihe 0ele9en=
beit, pelde tbnen Die SAlo6t bel Sutl Jtun pa
iu parb0t, lieBen lie unbenubt. Die etn5ige
MGoljdfeit il, Der 5olae be tanp parin, Dap ie
Die 8uuOes1rmee aus ibren &erIHan5nn9en ber-
gorlcdten, ibr cine Nteperla9e bfrettsterl lillp
Damn 3ltolet6 ben uberen itnp unteren pptprtloe
itber1dritten. I'm pie8 81 erreihe11, batten tie
Munlun'8 uno @ialpn's Stll teIebt. sic nnB-
ten liA aber uber5eu9en, pab bieler Gsriufh per-
gsblt6 mar. Mc@le(lon ging niGt in Die Jaue.
unb 8eauregarp tat e5 fir oa8 8eite 9ebalten,
piele ppraeIhoteue Stellun9 auf3usebe11. Die
BeIAafeubeit BET bort ppggeT unpenen 9Serte be
ipeif, RAP Die 9tebeIen niht bic NbIIGt batter,
pte1e 9plitiun gu bebaupten g8tr 8laubel pa@
Ser annebnlen gu f%Gjnnen, caB Der plar, g9alb~
in9tpn anSusreifen, o~prlaufi9 weri9ltens. aufsez
geben 1T.
@as ater mSeen lie tsBt i'm SAiloe fiAreh
Das lit IS, ppriiter ltA Die 2eute iebt ben &opf
3RlpCRtBBu. 0tp ptbtuIlt ! ' ~"I1H' ItNNh'I
ipel6e mir l6pn ppr 28oden ai5ipraAei,, nno
welde geltern audb Die o2ltsno5eltane" anslpelGt,
DAP liA Die Se3elIipnilfen iebt init Nla6t ant
Weltpirainten nerfen merper, INN Die Verbinpt19
nit IenneIee, RentudY rnO Milipurt ber3uIteller,
unp ann auf pneutraIem 8poen" gBinterauartiere
sa maden. Die Nn9rife, pelAe auf u1lere
Sdilfe AM unteren 9otomac eemaht lpurper,
Ippte pa8 gcrritdea bet Salts GburA balter mir
fir nt@ts meter, ais fir Maneuoers, nm Die i'm
Snnern GiretnienS 1or liA s~ebenpen getpesnn-
gen 5h sedeu. Son dbnliAen An9rifea tperpen
mir in Den nGdlten Sasen wabrjGetuli6 nod
mebr bSren, bis mir zines ld0nem 9oges bic
glaAriAt er9altsn, naB @eneral 8plencran5 BON
einer ilberle9et,en 0fa6t an9e9rifen nnD 9s9er1
Den Sbio 3uriidgeOrGrst 1T. Btr mS9sn ura
in eieier Gern,utbung irren aber mir baltsn lie
inter Der MenSe Spn @lf9liGfettrn fir Die tpabrs
l9einltGlte. 0f. 9. Dempfrat0 &
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@pn Der eiibfeite bss Wotpnac.

gg Arlington, 1. Sft. Sn Der Stelung
Der 8unoeStruppen an Der Girginia=S ette 1T felt
eeltern feine 8erdnOerung ourge9angen.
Die Nebelen. 9tquetS balten nod ben untereu
Sbeil ron Salts @burd belsbt. 2epineeiae pirr
ppn teiner Sette be1eBt. lnlere piauets ltebeu
nur bis 9anBlep BON Der Rettenbriiidf aus. sang
ley unO 2episoiae linO 3 Mleilen BON einanber
%entfernt. 5eute recoenpsctrte baS Ma3art=
ytesiment in Ter Na6tariAaft bon @ObidGburG
II Metlen BON Nleranprta llnfs bon Der Station
springfield. Sie fanoen Die feinpli9en 9aser
9dn5lth p%erlaIen.
peute Wiorgen fam eth Gpntrebanp BET Sails
@bur6 IN unier Eager uub wurbe IN Sen. Mc>
Opwsl'S 6auptquartier BET llptcnS 6iQ gebraht.
Gr CAB li6 ais 0iener bes Mr3tes bei'm Is, @eor-
gta 9les. ans, pfl4es nit 3ret anperen 5te9tmens
tern 4 Nfeilen bon Sails Gbur9 AM 0ege naG
6airfar Gpurtbcule ltest. MuberDem leten feline
5tebelens& rlppeit bort 1~crbanDen. @benfals
leien feline 8efelti9unsen D~teSleits Tairfdr Court
bpule, 2[ls @runO fur Dfe pl6BltGe Rid3usas
bewegung Der &ebelenartnee CAB ct an, mas er
upn etnem SfF3ter eebGrt buben pOdte, nGmliG
paB lie cine SIanfenbeweguilg Der 8unoesarmee
ppu 9eptn6pllle aus farHteten. $685.
2aut NaAriGt BON Sen, Sanfs 1T am pberen
0otomac 9les rubt9.
Capt, SugaQs, Suartiermetfer Der 9ruee in
8tr9tnien, 1T gum S~berltlieutenant apanctrt
uno @ett. Wlc@lelan's Stab cineerleitt ppypeu,
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mn,, mnfhindtnn

Us abin8ton, so. Sept. Gin NebeIens
corps bon 8 Ne9. uno l 8ntterie, pfffr8 e1t
gum UCrlAein fam UNI pann tpieber DerlGnuano,
tam beute JlaGmitta9 na@ Great Sails 3urid
uno erpfnete 6euer auf Die 8ruppen an ber Ifas
rYlano=S Settle os6 pptornoc. Die 91ebeuen feuers
ten 100 SGuB Rngcln unb Bomten, Serpunoe.
ten aber nur einen Maun. JreebOrn Notnt unb
Sccpquat @reef Ifnb BON ben 0lebellen fart Bio.
ttrt, p1brenb Nequta Greet unO Der 6luB peiter
unten BON Ser. ct. Dampfern beipaGt rpir0. -
Die &ebelenla9ge, mel6e iter 8ree6Orn YCtnt
pebte, mar felt SOnnabenp nidt gu le6en.
8et g~orftuipn ba6en Bic )lebellen Gruppen
cuncsntrirt ; 1u9letd murOen s4l ipreAenbe @e9en=
maBrs9eln e%etrofen.
@en. -Maior Butter unp 8rigaces@en Vurn>
foe lino beute beioe bter nagefumtuen, na6Oem
ie ttre Mtliipn CUR 3ufriepenHeit Der 9f8ter,tn9
|erfIat.
@afbtn9tOn 1. SIT. 6cute MOr0en
9ine ra5 @erii9t, paB Sen. 8anfs nit 10000
Mann iber ben 9otOmac 9e9an9en Jet. Da6-
Ielte 1T unpa9r.
@apt. Gopptn9er, Elm en9ltIAer Dit
3tsr, frlber in Der papfltden Qrmee 1T auf Gs=
communication leiner Seilt0teit al8 Gapttdn In
Ger 9. ct. GolCntor Mrnee els Gapt. auf9enum=
men pOroe1t.
Wtajor !6ant, Ser. ct. Qrtiuerie III nit
Sberlten 8ang gum 8riga6e=@ General In Sic
@lellan6 Nrmee ernannt wprDen.
8Ol9enOe GrnennunBen Itno bette III Der Qrs
NEE erfol9t /: gu Brigade Generation, Msland=
ton 9. Waoe BON Sbto, QUDel $. 9toIieau Spn
Sentud9, @lpts S6Gpf; NiItlten3 Sen. Nbiufant
Fur Sen. Butter, George s. Stron0 nit @a-
iprS Stang.
Brigade Oter(tsn Sec. 9. &emGle, 90. s..
9Crnian, 8 U. 6ano unO Jtufu8 81. Brown.
6eute fnoet pa6 8e9r6bnib pes 8rcYet Gene
raj Wajpr @toepn I'M 10 lbr inter militari=
Iber Getorte Itatt.
DaS 6lOttenOepartemfnt fat %oiT3ielle Depl&en
BON Der Nfaire in Der 0enlaepla BAL erbalten,
welde mir bereits 9eIern bertdtet.
Gri9aoe=@en, 3opo mhroe am Is. .. SITS.
pom &frritorium OacctaD ee9en 3wet Mitbepers
Der gum GpngreBmit9IteO 9epatlt,
Waibtngten L. Sft. Gin Snduliti0n3=
gertht Der @apitdrle GaSalette, Yenecr9alt mo
WfprrtS wnrpe einee1ebt, um has 8enebmm te8
Gtent. Chamber pom Dannpfer Damn gu unttrz
lndeit. George 80. gSeiton 3(p1er lit 2Inmalt.
5cwsll, alias @mad, tpsld6er s g8. @alfer,
ben @Crelppnoenten Der 9ep= 9jort @rpreB. 9etoz
den bat, 1T mad. Gtrginien entpiIAt nit 6ilfe
ldner Srernoe in Warplonp. 6r. gBaIfer I9eint
auf Dem Be8e Der 8e1eruuB gu lein.
Oas 6entudps @aDa0erie -9te9iment TT nod
pbne off3ieQen S6Srlten. Gine Nettttpn circlt-
ltrt, tpelGeS berltltsufenat Smen gum COMMANDO
empfeblt. 9riu3 Salm Salm 1T auf Ietn et9e~
mes @niaGen BON Ieiner Nnle1ung ais Sberlt
oes gOuns lben 9enni9lp. @aU. 0te9. gu Sen,
Vlenfere Stab Ueriebt no rneu. -
Der Oarnpfer 81, 81, 8orbe8, belen ercentriI9e
Seipe9un9en lnter letnem betrunfenen Sibrer
loptel Nufleben erre9tet,, bat iebt wieper 8epaf>
nung uno Ynlper eingenomInen Hno 1T pienit~
tithtia.
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Scr @riea in MliGpuri.

Sefferfpn 6 ttY, 1. Sfts Sen. Sire
mont bepba1tet Elm tieles S6metaes in Setref
letner 9ldne, aber beyeitet It1 tbGtt1 auf ben
&f Dor unp l9eint aleS an ons tOmmenOe
1refen leBert gu molten, pelheS pabrl hetnliA bae
SAidlal Nfifcuri'S entlhetpen miro. @S wirO
Nidts geldeben, e1e ale Gprbereitun9en pplen~
bet fnb.
@ea. 9rre'8 9tqueta lfeben Bis s Nleilen bon
@eorsetppn (67 Wetlen BON Seferion GitY) unO
IeBen i'm pen unlern 8epesunsen In &enntuiB.
Der ct. 3outS Nepubltcan Mil wilIer, peB
Sbert 6arpin9 In N%bpelenbeit BON Sen. 2ppn,
Elm Mempranpum aufeben miro, nm pte SpQs
tummene lnmGglttteit fir Srempnt, Dor Der
S6laht BON g8ill ions Greet @ertdrfun1 gu IAif-
fen, gu b%eretlen,
S~efferfpn City, 30 Sept. Sen. DC
6tnfrY tno STAB faulen seltern NbenO bier an,
Sen. 9ppe befinpet lA bier. 1nter aneern fam
SUttens- Satterie seltern bier an.
Streifpartbieen BON g6arInip, SO Meilen BON
bter, famen 9eltern an; lie beriAtsn ieppb utdt5
Neues. Ste bTrten, pae Nic@ullpugb aber Ginn
Greet anf SsfsrlOn Gitg aariide,
Die unipnefag9e, pelfe iber Sberlt Wfuai=
9an's S6ansen mebte, poren BON AZ &ueeln
pur9bpbrt.
SameS %. 8pipling BON MiIes Counts, eth
nptprilGer Nebeu, pelher sipsi &naben uno Ell
nen alien Neann 9epreBt unp Sfpei @ferpe eetObs
len bate, purpe beute bier eingebraGt unD mtrb
mor9n ietn Ga9eperf In ben S6on3en beginner.
Na6riGt it %einDesansen, paB Dor einiesnS Sd
gen 10000 Niann Nebellentruppen i'm IIpliGen
Sbeile bon Green @ouutp waren uno norOparts
marldirtsn. Sin Corps BON 1000 &ebeleu
marlGtrte pur6 gOles Counts mad Sscecla.
Sic werbtn pcit McGuluu9t it.. cpmmaapirt,
einem Spbn ODER Siefen bes ~aageaenp1rttgen
Sen. - Sen. 9cpe 1T beute Mor9en nab BOO
Neville ~abseeansen cine An3abl &ruppen bat
~ebenfalls Die Stapt p~frlalen. n'
Gbtca9O, 80. Sep, (Spe3ialpepelde an
Die 5ribune BON auincY, Sa.) Da man iiiber
Die r~eipeftipe Starfe Der beipen l6 bet Q~erinetOn
sesenaberfebfnpen Armeen lebr perIdiepener On
lt6t II, mGGte ss sun SnterelTe iein, pab en
Srtef BON 5unterSStle ben fslten @lauben aus
lpri6t, baB 6remOnt selGlasen pirp, menu er
i1iAt ~peniefens $4,000 Mfann 9esen Qrtre fi9-
rem fam. Der SGreiber fact, DaB Die gauge
@eaenp Ron Sclpaten pimmelt, pelHe Yrice au
5alfe ellen. Gr 9laubt, paB Munigane lleber-
aabe i6m $4,000 Mann mebr suesfnbrt bat.
Sn Der 5annibal uno Ct, Splspb Gilsnbubn III
NleS rnbtg. sssaa aa s
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EelsgrapDtfebe SIn6rtcbtsn.
wcueres pplt europa.

Batber 0otnt, 1. Sd. Der Dampfer
Bohemian BON 2iUerppol nit NaGrt6ten pom
%. Spt, 1T in St9t,
Der Dampier u6ibernia" mar prauBen uuee-
fpmmen. m
Die fran3. Negieruh9 unterIa9t loren Sffjie-
rem, in Der Ser. ct. Nrmee Diente gu nebmen,
Der p@reat 9ofern" 1T 9lifliA in England
an9etpmmen. Der Sturm, wstAen CT betanp,
mar fiirdterlid. 25 9afa9tere %erIitten 8rii6e
in Iolge pes furdtbaret 9ioIenS DeS Satfe6.
Oas lln9laf piro namentliA Der 8eldapieuns
pes Stener6 3u9el4rteben.
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bann aus 0li6purt uerben miro, lelbR penft
Tremont nt6t Oa8 mttttaftf9e
Salient befGBe, wel6es wtr t9fl
3~utrauen, labt fH idiper DoranslaBsG uno
wir munlGen son sanBem 5ersen, Dap ote GlotF"
unO @cptt einen 9iiAttgeren fir otsles 9spat'f'
ment TnOen mGSgen, ais 6rsttout, Elm golerst
unD 8drotserer nitro l3 tbnea ntd9t 70 ls'dt
LnnrkIeten.
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8id,tia ppn Sentn9n.

8albinetpn, 80. Sspt6r. Cine 6eute
@6enb bier empfan9ene DepeiAe aus 9laubwir4
bigger 9nele BON Cincinnati lautet p@ensral
Sbpmas in Camp Did &Obinlpn telssrap9irt an
Sen. Anberlpn IN QcatsptQe, baB bic Nebellen in
9cnpcn, 80 Mletlen iapGitli9 BON ibn, f6 bein-
ben unp nit betra6tliher Madt gesen i'm mar
ldtren. Sen. Mnperipn bittet I'm gerfdrfuna."
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NpGtipn Der Rebsnenarmee

Walbtn9tpn, l.. Stttr. Gs 1T sepiB,
pab Die Nsbellen i9re MaGt am 9ptpmac ntGt
neuerlt0 Oertarft ba6en. Sie BADEN liG Bios
weiter na6 8ir9inien 3uriidse3u9en. SIRE 2t9
MEN erItrefen lIGr ron SccUquan uno Manalos
biz Satrfar GUurts5Ouie. Sci ManalaS TT off
fenbar tbre SperattpnsbaIt5.
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@r.Mappr Borret.

Maibtngtpn, |. Sft. 6rsunbe pom
@rvNfa9or 8arret lasen, bab er naG New,gjprf
9eean9en li in Der 9blI1t, bort wabrenp Der
Dauer unlerer NattpnaIpirren au bleibet.
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glenefea ppn Nprt Nicrena.

SO Arlington, /. Stt. Die lebten Jeats
ri6ten BON Sort ptden5 lagen, paB Die 8lufnOe
Dor @enIacOla jebt teDeutenO perltartt in.
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Wocb Eprt Gafarette.

Bottom, /. Sft. Die 9ieutS. 9OYal, Butts
uno Stepens pCn Der 8lutte inO mad Sort Ga
|fasette eelAtdt pprOen, neil fe F9 pet8erten, ben
Gtp Der Sreue aw letfen.
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~
OeutSdIdHb.

NeGt berltntl6. 0teult6 an einem
Sonnta0e bielt spr elmer Der .3elten@Te ftamratic=
nen i'm &bier9arten cine @quipa9e, in pelAer
Gin wobIbeletbter unb Iebr 9eputter 6err uno
cine chen 10 pp9lbeleibte unO lebr gepubte Dame
faBen. Der 6err ltteg aus unO IieB itA BON ct
mem &ellner u8pei gBsiBe" sebei,, Don penen er
lofort elns olih gu Semitic" nie man bier 3u
la9sn pfle8t, Die aroere gum Waaeu flbrte uno
lie bort Dem = RutlAer lberrei6te, Der in Iebr
bunter 2tpree auf Dem 8pd pranete. Oils pb
ptele 6nmanttGt etne gang lelbltpertaublt6e, er=
.9riH BET pferoelenfer pa6 umfangret6e @las,
trant nit einem tiiGti9en 3u9e swet OrittbeiIe
De5 mpuIIirenpen 8iere6 unD btslt ba5 @la8 70
pann oer -. Dame i'm Wagen nit ben Worten
Bin Og8iQlte ooG ?" melde 8ra9e Die Dame
nit; oSa, mir purlGet poA en- btafen" beant-
pprtete unO ben 9ielt austranF, Inter Den Die
ier Scene nG4ltitebenpen unp liBenpen @1fen
befanp liA Snfdqig Giner, melGer NuflAlub iibsr
Oao etpae rdtbielDaite NerbdttniB DER banpeln-
ben 9erl omen gebcn fennte.
Der 6err in Der Gquipage," ertldrte er, Otlt
mein Sdld9ttr Die Dame neben tbm leine
Satin unO DER &utiher ittn SObn Der III Den
WoAetita9en Dem % b~luttgen ME e%brsnpertben
@elhaft letne Rrdfte peibt uuo SpnntagS, um
.pen @lans BET @quipase nit mGgli6lter SGo-
nung Der 8innn3en gu erbGben, 2ipres an3iebt
ttnp ais Sutlber fun9irt."
(0lent s3ta.)
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8renf, @ommdnoant BON Sort 9oglOr. @m
9Onna6enb MOrsen featen Die Qeute nnf Der
Gballenge G9iebabuneen all, wel6e unter Den
&an0nen be8 9. ct. Sorts nt6t iebr am plabe
lparen ,ub i~enenfolS tetten febr pOrtbetlbafteh
&inorud ppn Der S6iibentunlt Der Sff3tere tbe
rer brttilden Majeltat SuridlteBen. Mt1ior
8renh prutefirte 9egen Dteie uebun9en. Die
Challenge wirb am Sort aule9en, INT SOblen
etn3unebnten, Die 8reeatte Mleriep uno etne
8ricgSiHatnppe son Der brtttti6en ObIeronttcns-
l1naprCn perpen ltunpli9 ertpartet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-02

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

OFFICIAL CANVASS, ELECTORAL AND srAsE.-
" state ~ New York, ss-Satement of the whole nun
Oer gwen OF Vice President
the United States a. the general election held 10 the sud
Aase the 9th day Of November ~ wherein the several
onLee IN Mklch tie sald dlstlngushed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

....... .3Os,O04 29s767 ao,,943 3s,Ol6 3O4,g5
ID. r. FLOYD JON rs, secretary of state.
ROBERT DEkNlsJON, Comptroller.
=. DOksHElMER, Trcasul err
CHS. q. MYERS, Attorney General.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-11-13

A DOMESTIC EDrroR.--Everybody
will laugh ut the following, 1t is one
Of the good things that Mr.. Chandler, of
the Adams County wis Independent,
occasionally "gets of :"
Our Shanghai editor is a married man
"A very married man, keeps two cows,
cali, hens, hens husbands. Faust horse.
no dog, gay sleigh, and SIGH like quadru-
peds. He believes in having milk in
the family; and verify 'twould please thee
TO witness the farmatorial airs he puts on,
and the editorial airs he puts of, as be
goes forth like flower and runneth
among the hens, and miketh ye boyines,
Belize his dignity went rapidly down
t'other night. New mich COW taketh to
herself certain pleasant habit of ex-
tending under hoof with yank. I'D y
Editor sat beside tactical glands, pail
clasped 'twixt his knees, and thus en-
gagged in teat squeezing, he was heard to
utter in very solemn tone: "Kick not
that ye be not kicked, for with what vi
olence We kick ye shall be kicked, and
with what measure We eat from, il shall
be swatted over your countenance. "
Anon the bossy kicked liked forked light
ming, laying out Shanghai Chandler flat
on his back, completely painting him
with foamy COW juice, Tipping his hat
far to tho leeward, tanning up the Tin
milk pail like stepped on stove pipe, and
causing white editor to spout milk from
his nose like porpoise.
And then the wall that was heard was
this: "She has lain my confidence waste
and barked my shin; she hath made the
milk pail clean hasty and cast the milk
away; the front of Shanghai is made
white. Howl all We little families, for
this kettle o milk is cut of from your
mouths! Below, calf, crack your cheeks
Had ! your tongue and voice, I'd use
them so that heavens vault should crack
IT'S gone forever, twill come no more
never, never, ncvcr Break heart, l pray
thee break Fm very much Disguised;
I'm Jody---a demnition cold, wet, kick
ed, unclean, unpleasant 6Odyl"
So saying, he smotc the COW with a
terrible curse, saying, "Darn your skim
Then kicked her inst one kick, with such
force that he said he had driven his toe
nail close back to his heel, and went in
and asked Mrs. Editor 10 wash him off,
Selah. ....t G.... DR. .a Ys.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-11-13
Circuit Court Terms for ID
. and 1863.

IN compliance with the statute therefor, / dc
J. hereby fix and appoint the terms of the
Circuit Courts for the several counties in the
Ninth Judicial Circuit, for two years succeeding
the first of November 1861: .f..
ALLEGAN CoUNrY.-March, Third Tuesday
July, Second Tuesday October, Fourth Tues
day January, Second Tuesday. "H
OTTAWA CoUNTY.--March, Fourth Tuesday
July, Third Tuesday; October, Third Tuesday
January, First Tuesday.
MusKEcoN CoUNrY--April, First Tuesday
October, Second Tuesday. 'a,
NEwAYGo CouNTY,-April, Second Tuesday
September, Second Monday.
MEcOsrA County, (0sceola County attached
April, Third Tuesday; September, Second
Monday. .t....- -
0cEAYA CoUN-Y-April, Fourth Monaay
October, First Wednesday. '|'.
MASON COuNTY.--April, Fourth Thursday
October, First Thursday. lg.
MANIsTEE COUNTY, wexford and Missauke
counties nttached,) May, First Tuesday Sep
tember, Fourth Tuesday.
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, (Lcelnnaw, An
trim and KaloOska counties nttaehed,). May,
Second Tuesday; September, Third Tuesday.
+. j. LITTLEJOHN, H
Circuit Judge, 9th judicial Circuit.
Nov !, 1861. iii wGl
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-11-13
THE VERY LATEST.
Great Battle in Eastern Keatacky!-
Glorious Union Victoryl-4oo reb-
els killed and | 200 taken prisoncrsI
Capture of tie pirate ,Sumpter!
PARIS, Ky, Nov. IL.

PARIS, KY, Nov. IL.
Gen. Nelson met the rebels on Friday
last, at Pikevile, KY, and won a glori-
Gus victory.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. IL.
A courier from Nelson's brigade, with
dispatches for Gen. Thomas, reports fight
ing at Pikeyille. The rebels LOST 400
killed and 1000 prisoners. Among the
latter are Generals Williams aud
Hawkes.. Federal loss comparatively
small.
H.. WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
A family letter received here dated
Oct. 2lst, on board the frigate Niagara,
of Galveston, Texas, confirms the cap
ture of the priyateer Sumpter.
The writer says she was caught in her
own trap, She mistook our gunboat for
merchant vessel and started in pursuit.
Her officers and crew are now prisoners
aboard the Niagara. .