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DIss stevs om Lake Eric.

hORF Cois0RNg, Q, ", Nov. 3, ls02,
There was very heavy gale last night I1e schooner
Vermont II ashore behind the Eaet river.
The schooners Bond aud Conch, sni bark siork wore
disabled in sails and riSglng. ronr scsWs ashore at
FONT Abiro
Twelve 10 sixteen lives have Deer lost.
I, reported that guile number 0 a. * fe
rei,.san mere ard Grprr rrcr
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news from FORTRESS Monroe.

1881 rRIaONGIls sEfr TO HIc1doND--CiNNoNAo oINJ
W JAMES HIVES.
fosiBsss ioNRos, Nov 2, lsa3
Tho rag Of truce steamboat South America lcu Fcr
,rsss Monroe this afternoon for Akens fsndr taking
up abont thirty rebo yFAsoners which arrived bs chs
morn u on the Baltimore boat Ge0sgtsna.
Cann0nsdina heard rp tho sncs river Last - a1ns
about tsr O'Clock. The rOt ascerta5nei.
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The Reports FROM Lov-,.4vsne.

IoygrssyiLlg, Va. Nov. Z, !s6.
Nothing os especial Interest has secured hsre l-d,y
Tho Inhabitants show friendly disposition tcwaras
Us than we anticipated Upon many q the hoa1cr ~"
Union flag ia displayed.
Generals Mcclellan aud Burnside, with their r;sns.
passed through here this NOR ming
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TO THE POLL 81!
POLITICAL INTELLIaENCE.
THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY.
CANDIDATES TO Be VOTED FOR,
&s, H.. ~

me following tho Of the various Candidates
the Stae,and Congressional tickets 10 the Ssses mat
hold their elections to-day.
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The Reports from Washington.
WAsHISS,os, Noy. ., iSO2

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, laO2
rns suemy is sad 10 be Inassod oeiw eet yaSnng
Gaps In sucb Q position Thai thoI retreat win -
trcmey dlneult.
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@E6&t N#
1868 MsN
MNN .eta& .MnMaH HM &MEtH a.HMM
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Capdtdstes for Assembly in yyestrhesssr
Candidates rn Kings County

thhNtuhtes ia sAs"Rs So00sfs
soR ss.ssss sssgsstr.
Dat. Rs,ys,,ican Democrd,,
Philips. Crookc John Psuldrg.
2-Henry A. Bowen y o. Perrin.
2-Marquis d. Moore. Bernard Hughes, In1.
3---Psler Graham. JeWes Darcy.
4--wlllam VI. Thomas samuel r. johnson.
6---Charles l.. Benedict. fhso g Cacctt.
6--samuel r Maddox. Henry Q. Boswell.
s--Eigas McHulian. Charles z. Leslie.
roR TAI COMMISSIONER
Frederick schoies, Hugh 0Rorks.
ron CoILvcror ov rArss
Charles II, Klmbali, Edmund Dfisss
roR uoxrgnoixR
Thomas Cotrel, Thomas II. rsrfon
Dor y ApltcR
Archibald ". Bliss. James Iyush
soa cfry TREASURER
Edward a. Lambert. Nathan n. Morse.
sos sunRogArs
reter W. osiraudor. Roswell g. BsaInart.
poa DlsrRi09 ATTORNEY.
John winsow. Samuel D. Morris
YoR COUNTY rRsssrRsa.
John y. sradsr. Tbos. A. Gardner.
yos sUfsnsrtrDtwr or room.
Berry r. Ripley. James Fitzgerald.
Waiter Kelsey. Vim. Bennett
yoS CORONER.
phnip weismsnlel. wui. Barrett
soa JusJicy, ssselore.
VIM. II. Hoyt. WIN. A. kmmans
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TurRrEENTH wlnD
First Disiric,-ll3 Clinton rireet.
Second Dstrist--30 Attorney BtTres
Third District-J Wlllctt street.
Fourth ID srct--li BroDmc street
Firth ID .trct--7 C3oerck .lreat
SIKH Dietyct-h Mangjn street
Seventh Ds'l!ci-ta Suffolk areet
Eighh Dis'rct-h5 Cannon street.
rDuRrEENTu WARD
flrsi Dgtriel- 27y Mott street.
second Dislfct--2i Ptacn street
Third D srlel-llY Elizabeth street
Fourth District--s3 Prince srnaf
Eitih Ulstrit--i6 Marion ntrcet.
sixth n .sifiCt.-iA Gard street
ssvrnth Dsric,~-2ul Mott srast.
Eatsh Disliict--is1 Mott street.
Nuth DiairiCi-lSs Nsiberry stfeeL
Ts-tb Uialrieg--2I6 Hester street
FrfTEENrH WARD
Errnt D,Atr'c.--tci Amity street.
Second Dsrl- Northeast corner OF snisLE sro HIesey
streets.
fhhl D,strtt-.igf Mercer siset
FDnrih Uls,ricl--l l2lryyasrTley place
Pifih Ds,riat--1i5 E.syfnth street
Ss,h OslgiUs--J Wes, Nevenib street
Seventh DlsiricrtcrAs~ srrnfr ~ Washington place. ~
No taivrrsi;v
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FIRST Disif,., ~ Greene street.
SeeoBl D,s;yfct--7- Thompson street.
Third nistrse.-i clars styest.s
1our,h D.striet--52 DorligIck siyees.
yifh Oisirist---Sg, .stecnw'.h direct,
Bftta Dis'rir.--i06 Wooster sisasi
Se.en,h Dis;rici--F5 Prince street.
Elsb,h Dlsir,ct-iiO vayts street
Nl.th Disirlc;--iS4 Varl.s street.
fenih Dtetrict--2y3 vaiic1 street.
k,esrnth Dislr.ct--y1 Spring s'roct.
rw>is,b DlstFi.S--yr7 HUDSON utrcsi
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nl0nlY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Advance Of the Army Of the Potomac
Up the Shenandoah Valley.
Despatch from General Marcy
TO the President.
Artillery Fighting at Smokers
Gap and Philomont.
.>>,o~S>-~-o,.>-,~.>~-~~.
SHARP SKIRMISH NEAR BLOOMFIELD.
Repulse Of Stuart's Cavalry by Gene
raj PIeasanton's Forces.
NAMES OF SOME OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
-~-~~s.Ne~~>>~~--~~>>-~~>>.
Important Positions Gained by
the Union Troops.
~,s.D>..N~o>~oS.,->~->~~sS@
NC cClellan in the Front Neconnoi-
tering tho Enemy.
----S,~-D~~.-->~s~-,-~->~~~-
AZ General Engagement Expected
Yesterday.
y~-~>~~-~~>~-~><~>-~--->
OUR SOLDIERS EAGER FOR THE COMBAT,
&c., &C.. 60.
NAMES OF SOME OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
Important Positions Gained BY
the Union Troops.
Nc Clellan in the Front Neconnoi-
tering tho Enemy.
A General Engagement Expected
Yesterday.
OUR SOLDIERS EAGER FOR THE COMBAT,

&c., &c.. 60.
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NINTH WARD.


ELEVENTH WARD
risss Osisic,--t41 Attorney street.
SECOND Dislrict--2f5 station street
third Ds,rct-272 Stanton street
Foarth D,slr c--9U Lewis street.
flfth Dlfrct--79 uons,on slrret
3,Sth nia'ric-SE avenueC
seycnln Dstric,--J avenue &.
Eighth District--24e Third street
Nnih DistfictJuop Han, ~ sssbne erd Hoprh
slrwsi.
Tenth Distr,ct--iS5 Lewis street
Eleventh Disir,ct--S9 avenue ID.
Twelfth Dls,sct-2lo SIS street
Thirteenth Dsstrict-3o Eighth etysrt
Fourteenth DiSirict--t2l avenue ID.
Firtoanlh D,ssrie-sl6 Tenth street
sis penth Detrict--Hv5 Eas, Ten IN street
seyenlgenlh Dittrcl-24i Eleventh street
Esheer,h Dis,rici-2li avenue q.
TWELFTH WARD
rrst Dlriet- tho house George Jeusas corner al
Uronaway and Ninety sixth street.
Second Ds.rc-o ON the southeast corner Eighty seventh
street and Third avsrur.
rbird DsctAl Charles Hshn's house, corner Of iIe,h
street and Thire Ryenoc.
Fourth DistaA, james Hopes Of lsssh street aud
Thlrd avenue.
broadway and Manhattan street. .
Ssxth DisrctAt the hpues of william HArfle corner or
Tenth avenue and iooh street,
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SIXTH WARD.

SE.ENTH WAND.
Fsrsi Disisic,---53 East B.oaa.ay.
Second Distriet--IG, Cherry street
Third Dis;riet--l3y Aadison street
fourth y str,ci--l6i Cherry street
yir,h D,sirict---.9 Pife street.
Sl,,h D.stFtrt-- is2 Heavy street.
Seventh D.s,E.si--Hc. l Montgomery sig.sk
Eiphth Dl-lri...--h Montgomery sireeL
Ninth District cs5 Henry street.
Tenth Dis;f.es --S2 Gyuvssnsnr street,
Eleventh D!sir.s,--gy7 Monroe street.
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TERRIBLE GALES ON THE LAKES.

Ua.oE. D.a,o.yaf
George 2. Fisher. Win. Temple.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-16
.TTT AffivaiIef fne AIIal

N,w yo,T III 4. q -Tbe 4 AIa. ffom liver
,.ls ~ ths H.. v;s oueanstoWn tbe ID instant
M srr,ysd M u Hs,s MI sSxtss 4 sre one day later I
1SsT n1S ass5e,rg 4-n,.sdV ,TT
| LATEST va QUEENSTOWN %
MAnRrp. Feb. 2--The Sumter is still at Glib
railafi hISRGEiF Si6aiiSfI fe0Tl sdl
DIM .A,mapte, Merriam, ,Mipiater. has, arrived
at Trieste. and been received by the Arch. Duke
Maximillian. ''1 'S's'P'N ~
Th9 AustriAn 0az4tteI mentions the fe.ap.
nointn,e6t d 1of the eilAyeh-Duke MaximiIlian as
lcommodore of the Austrian. navy, and contra.
diotsithe rsport respectInr the scheme 10 place
him on Inc thyoe Of M e2ico. I9g igsTsos va, &
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R.Srisonr. Fan IA -patlss who came b

BALrnfonE, Feb. sl4.--Patlea who came by
the Old Point boat say II was reportedin Nor
folk yesterday that Fort Donelson had beer
captured. Our dispatch from Fort Monroe
makes no allusion to Il. n 80 > ~ igi 3asop !
A reliable passenger, from Old Point sayl
some wofkmen from the city works at Rich
mond, cay they left there for want Of work. &c
great was the scarcity Of iron and coal that the
works there were being suspended. Coal wa.
enormously high The men say there are few
II any cannon lett at Richmond, All hayipt
been sent away from time to time, to othel
points. Very few Of the delenses there hav'
any cannon mounted.
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Cincinnati Market.

tHs~ 1 cIEcuNATI, Feb. ID,
RLoUR-The market Is good and prices higher; sales
OF OO barrels a 2094 % for superhne, "a 2594 30
for extra and 81 1904 IS for family The demand Is
chiefly from army contractors.
WHIsKY-An active demand, with sales Of 1900 brls
at H9i7Hci the latter rate for wagon. At the Close
under the news from New York. holders asked higher
prices. tEEs. H4 "-7-I l-I17i
PRovIsIoNs-In most cases holders have withdrawn
their stocks from the market. .'0." - :
P0RK-There is large demand for meas nj SIO O0a
10 u and $40 25 would have been paid for rst class
brands; We hAye no doubt they offered but ordn.
ay brands could not have been bought below $40 IS.
similar desire existed to buy bulk pork but not much
on the market. The sales were 5OO00 ms 9o 600 n .
and $4,000 BIS sides at 4kc; 25 hhds shoulders at 90
packed at Richmond, Ind, and 100000 rs do to arrive
LARD--Was wanted at7c, but 7I<C97ko were the best
terms which would be accepted. KeR is held at 7Lc.
The sales were liz cs country 6c 30 do do at 6c
q 40 cyt 7c and $50 do head, at Richmond, Indiana,
CoFFEE-Ths. demand light, but firm at 1sk @Qlxc,
which Is the range In the small way. ~
oSsUGAH-slEe0'}E' for Cuba and eKgIOe for New
MoLAssEs-4as44c. The demand is confined to the
wHEAT-The receipts continue light win an active
demand chiefly from the interior millers and prc are
&c higher; the market closing firm at 90Q92c for prime
red and gSc9l % for prime white. The sales report
were lOO bush prime red at e0c 300 do choice at &c.
and 200 do prime white at &c., Prime kentucky white
would command 20 above our outside quotations, but
there 10 none Offering. III =
O0RN-The market is steady Witha fair demand AT Oc
for ear at the lower depots. W ~ ia TO -
oATs-The offerings are in excess Of the demand, and
| the market rules dull az 2ec in bulk,
RYE-A continued good demand at SOC for priuoe sam.
| at SOC, % = - ~0' S'-''
BARLEY-The demand is active, and the advance ask
ed yesterday was fully established the market closing
hrm at 5s96Oc for prime fall and 5255c for spring
more than 6Ge. f. = Il = n l------'7 /
HAY-The market for loose pressed is dull and heavy
SH per ton for prime, on arrival, 10 In
good demand at $l3 009l3 SO; II s wanted for army
use. r3a 81 aiff.|.N rtter.r-.l r.tH .l.l t..
CHEEsE-The market rules arm with q good. demand
and light stock We quote selected Western Reserve
at 6ko, and extra large at 20. .FI
BUTTER-The demand 10 fair and the market steady
SSl4c for prime to choice ROLL and 69l0c for com.
mon. W ''tF h-ttN'- y If .tI tO4Il.
eEED-The supply Of clover is not equal To the de-
mand and prices are higher the market closing arm al
q yO@4 25 With sales Of "a barrels and $50 Bushels
"a =. Timothy s steady at - lo99 90 for fair tc
.F .rrs a 3ieti s,gal ~ "isl .1ssf t u'"Ss''o'
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THIRTY.sEyRNrH CONGRESS-,
First Session.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.

5slzi .lat ,..s insg WARRINGTON, Feb. IA.
,HoUsE.--The House resumed the considera-
tion Of the naval appropriation bill. After con-
siderable debate, the amendment appropriating
fifteen million dollars for building additional
gunboAts, was adopted-llS against %. Also
lars for an ordnance foundry at Washington,
and for ordnance one million dollars. -,
: Mr.. Wykoff having appeared before the Ju-
dietary committee and answered the question
proposed, was ordered TO be discharged from Gus
tody. .ssa.stss
The House considered the postofice appro
priation bill in committee OF the Whole 80
v The House coHourred in the Senate's amend
ment to the bill for the esuppresslono the cooll,
trade. Adjourned. a n, ~. I'd, 1i.ss \. IN
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OFFICIAL.
TRsAsyRY DlpAnTxINT,

savtueRst gg TRSAsgRT DlRAaElEsT,
TToLDrRs OF BONDS OF TIN TIN d uSkifiSD STAIRS
tI dated AuguAk TO- 1861, and payable three years
from date arc hereby notified that provision . made for
the payment Of the Coupons oi sem! annual interest
10 their tenor BY the Treasurer Of the United States at
Washington or BY either OF the Assistant Treasuren At
New York Bobion, and Rhlladelphlas AX ~
the number and monnt Of each Coupon and the aQRre-
gate su Of each parcel, must be presented for exam
nation and vsretion at least three full bu1ness days
before payment. e.R. OHAsE,
feb lS-dtl9th Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-16
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week o,S09. NMel 4.
Itis doubtful question whether we can report the
market to-day any better than II was week ago, bu
from some sales that We saw on TueldAy we thought Il
Was ItIooked to us about equal to Is cents per cw
tie Ily6Welhht better than was that day week, The
price ranges from 6D5c b live weight or II sold By
The headst about that estimation according % quality
The sales Of maton all the week py tne wholesalers N
any week this winter. Some choice otshaye sold at
CR9c D n and the average 10 90. "1 = z ~
The weather has been very favorable end the supply
have been brought into the city nom Albany Philadel
phia and GONE from the country. The bsttdhy In th
weeKwas Monday whenprices averaged fulf5oe heat
better than theWeek before. On xuesday tn1 arriynl
than haf the receipts OF the week came In Tuesday
80 that 10 day they are estimated 81 2So
1 Soc head lower than Monday.
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Money Market.
ITrtroRArnuD ron TIE ONO srArrsmAs.I

ITEtEoRAPHED ron THE ONO srATmAz.I
NEw YORK, Feb. II.
The money market exhibits more activity. Z.
Gall loans are quoted at 5k96 per cent. and strict
ly hrlt classpaper at COT per cent. I. ND M
sterling Exchange rules yer firm at Il5S1l5k FOL
Bankers bills. p, = = -
Commercial signatures 1l4N@Il5. -
American Gold more active and hrmer; sales at 3ES
AZ per crnt, premium. q lf ..l.'..Ul-s s.- 81
The steamers City OF Baltimore for Lyerpool and ths
Hansa for Hamburg carried out total Of S53 55 10
specie. sod b. i . . ~. r--' -
California Gold Bars are quoted at l4x percent pre-.
MUM, .- = - q. : = ~
Government stocks steady; 31O Treasury notes fair
request at 965l@99.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-16
BKEvr FROM DIFFERENT STATES.
4, NJ, Alerton & Co., Propreton Of the Washington
fha fnllnMinR HtafaA:
BEEF CATTLE. y

BEEF CATTLE. F1aN 81
Number reported for this market OF FOrty'fourth
street, 2,S70. aafqt rsse
The prices to-day are quoted as follows; ~.
First quality. ....sh 99 ordinary.'sc.,s oh O.
Some Extra good Beeves may be quoted at 9K@loc.
The general average Of the markets. &c.
The most Of the sales range from 7k@eko. 3N
Total number Of Beeves received In the city this week
$780,
This ID 1887 head more than last week, and 1859 head
more Than the average Of last year. The average
her al each Wednesday market last year was 1886 head
while the number to-day being 1870 ihows 500 head
less than the average and 59l head more than this day
week.
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Newspapers Suppressed d =.

WAsHMaroN, Feb. 15-The Oregon Demo
crat and Los Angeles and California Star, have
been suppressed from the mails, on the ground
overthroWing the Government, and giving aid
and comfort TO the enemy, now atwr agsina'
the United States. ,ryvaggag ava ggao
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Thanks to Officers and Men for she
Capture of Fort Henry and ROau'
Oke Island.

Thanks to Officers and Men for she
Capture of Fort Henry and ROaO'
Oke Island.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-The President, Com.
manderin-C Chief of the Army and Navy, re-
turns thanks TO Brigadier General Burnside
and Flag-onicer Goldsboro, to Gen. Grant ant
Flag officer Foote, and the land aud naval for.
ces under their respective commands, for theiI
gallant achievements In the capture of Fort
Henry and Roanoke Island. While 1t will be
no ordinary pleasure for him to acknowledge
aud reward in becoming manner the valor ol
the living, he also recognizes his duty to pay
honor to the gallant dead. The charge at Ro
anoke Island, like the bayonet charge at Mil
Spring, proves that the close grappel and sharI
steel Of loyal and patriotic soldiers, must al
ways put rebels and traitors to flight.
The late achievements Of the Navy show that
the flag Of the Union, once borne In proud glory
around the world BY naval heroes, will sooI
again float over every rebel city and stronghold
and shall soon be honored and respected as ths
emblem Of Liberty and Union in every lant
and upon every sea. bas % isst-, ss. ls.li /
By order of the President ssgasgl ss71s F.,
(Signed) eee- EDWIN M. STANTON,
.,-'4-tsI. 4g ~ Secretary Of War, |
g ..a., ,.ial.al GIDEON. WELLEs, Js
ls11a e ,o,s4i naa Q Secretary Of the Navy. |
.e 5ts .s1E - n I'll aHtffF FFFl'iaIIa FgrnI ~ ;
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Something Going ON at RowIing

LoUIsvILLE, Feb. 1--we are In receipt Of
good news from Bowling Green, but the tele
graphing thereof is expressly interdcted for the
present by the commanding general. 5 ~
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New York Cattle Market K.

REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDma Feb. 19. 1862.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE oY ALL KINDS voR THE WEEK
According to the reports from the several market
places in the city, there hare been received thisweek
compared with last week: y .i.s ~, /. III
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The REBELS EyAeuATINc,
THE FIGHT STILL PROGRESSING
AT FORT DONELsON.
From ship island.

New YoRK, Feb. 14.-The gunboat Maasa.
chusetts arrived. tonight, having left Ship
Island on the 4th. She has valuable cargo Of
coffee, cotton, etc, taken from prizes. i'7@9s
The Niagara was cruising in Texan waters
The troops were in excellent health.
Capt. Marry, of the Vincennes, had died
from injuries by the rscoil Of gun. s.i. 81:
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The battle sllbe resumed teddy.

: aNfwiaK, IN /. i, Feb. .Er GosetuOr IAN
Ex.Speaker Pennington is dsngerodsiy III. =
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BOsroN. Feb. l5.-Hon. VIM. Appleton died
this morning.
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! EGAL NOTICE.

To John ystrlll.. 6ness YsrrfIl 3, r. Has., Aap n
49, vAhAkoart YaAoFsdall, Lsslsa vaasss1eii,
leck, Joseph 0saort. Wtiisn staanes. b. l. Naek.
vah fnul, WAtets Co., Marion HrAAfDrd fsat.
nAns k1Ainepn i Co.. cnlAssteno, MssStson y CO .
. =. E.waYAe = Co., y. r. iassksy. ~ =
$50 q res. srs hsseby sesjDsA Inst there
new - H u ~ e0ss 81 10 lsst ~ The Detres
Cosrt al Lee aeuni1, laws. IL Herf Madsen .ttI.
HIN q "a Hale, e!aimIns 81 yon, Jobs Fsrsftt the
ann " One housasd DoiissS, wJth ten pr eent q.
terest PER annru. psyabe snnsAiiy. ssSasy dsson
pro'aisfory note made hy sou 70 James raskee "a
secured BY mortgage made By you ard naiA f~aan
~ ~ - 80 lssies FASTER, snn slIce I'D 1o
said 9. g. Haie dated FeDyusry 9Is iesS slso eiaio
- N4alqq46qeG&E pggtAe fnSecjcGnpo u 80 49,
ks the saas behE upps 11ai xatsts sitsat<di ID Lee
eoasty. Iowa. and SJes1nsiasly assesssd in said
Ssr sals o. sssd pfeNlsae, M 1sQag sslief: And
s.is.s rec .!te a. ss..sr - tSsssiss e o. b.
70 eommsHe~ 81 Ton Msdison ON HE "a Nep6sy of
Nay, A. d. lAC2 dsfant uillhr antsYsd sssinst Won
and tudxneni rendered therso. prayed fprin said
psettien EODL4 4 sfKbKC
aprlA-d Au'ys fer Phtnsia.
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.sys-A
TRUSTEES SALE.

Aeejss = hersey Givsn that wilI on the q3eh Cay
8MMysl49SnDnnensinG as o'eleca p. n. Vt hid
a9ysse ~ 1ecs Of The once Of the Clerk Of ~ Dis
Wbca Cenn Of Lee county, l.wa ~ soksk, sxYeee
puAic sale and oaaesy II sccorsnre win The iefms
u Dss4 ~ TssA sk.uss9 81 EishOlAA GAN AAA Car
euAs GIN 10 me, MAMA y ADisy,l dated the 9Th
Day sf sepfemhss, isse aisd for record on The sse
laya atSt s'sieak ~ and racsres4 n AsrFxxe bpek
= peDe W. ~ aeaseyse RsSs k64s1s, ts-wil Tie
Ret4s aA1,siea = - ~ u uSsau, ID ~ Comfy
~ - 80 Saaae - SseNs - lDssae@fTsk ~ CIV
- - eeenrw the paoDset Of the IN 81 7Aree Hnn-
assA Doliass and sseysss, psyaAle aeeordne 70 the
i~eos of thsee psauseosy notes " even date with
sad OseA Of Is1s ~ - MN ~ oIOO Zach ietsr-
paceed 70 sew = a1sssseid, erStgislAx 6see pro-
ssstpst ~ asad 0es1 ~ 1f1sk - 0hb Ssto dosd
= DE parrhases fosths sane. - ~ V1l - fbr
Cash. MAkYHA y. an1ILkY,
S9a Per AcCRA1Y 4 BkUCR
may1A Hes attorneys.
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A FRENCH HIsrAxr. - The Frs.n.,.,l

A FRxxoH NIsrAKr. - The Frenu.e,h
journals and people are considerably
confused and amused with the elias.
sio..and Aiaiest names of our Weaterr
to.ns-psF tfMcmpbisy and nCairos. 2
and s'Corantls.' They have been hav.
ing small revelution 10 Greece, and 4
few days since provincial journal pub
iished the following lucid paragraph,
hsadad ; "The latsst news from @ reese /.
'fAt the moment Of going to press we
hare recsivsd q teiegraphic dispstch "a.
nouncing that battle had tsksn place q h
Corinth, and that the rshels ID been
crushed u" and than add lie sspiant
journalist, Thus II may be hoped is
terminated the insurrec.ion which for ,
moment meaacsd the throne Of King
Otho."
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~ Before our bombardment Of the
Nsy Orleans forts began, the comnApd-
ers Of the British and French msn-of-
war lyiog IN the river. expressed desire
to visit the enemy, Of course 10 examine
HIS separations. The Commodore read
~ granted THAR request: When they re-
turned, they assured him that it was oil no
use for him to attempt the, capture of
Ns~l Orleans 10 that direction; it could
not be done with wooden yessels. The
brars Old tar replied: 81 vas cent here TO
- NE aiteapt. You iaay he 1rieht,
bat4 Asms hSre 70 iake New Orlesns-to
pas the fortsanl I AkaH .trg Ii on -
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=
Recruits haye been poprinr in to Gen
besuregard, who fully possesses the hearts
and thseosfdssoe II The Nv tern people.
10 me sxt<nt Of capacity Of arming them.
1t y nppoaed he win have men. Il il
supposed in New Orleans that his armv
numbers one hundred and twenty thou
SAND, but rnnDy are aick from limestone
water There IL = perfect certainty or de-
feaf'ng Buell. and Halleck in signal man
ner Corinth lie far enough from, The run.
boats TO give opportunity for capturing or
destroying them. Hence i. has been
ssssclsd = the battle fsld. General and
troops are alike confident.
IRON the Norfolk Day Book, May IL
Augusta, Nay s.
The Charleston papers Of this morning
have spseiA dispatches from Corinth
dated Nay 3, which ~ thst the enemy
advanced this afternoon with an infantrv
force Of several thousand. They we're ~ !.
gagged BY Gen. Marmaduke's brigade, out
on picket duty.
The skirmishing commenced about ,vo
o'clock. The artillery became ene.ced
about eve, and kept np lie 6rS sbest =
hour, when We retired from the ,cens y
the dgbt-Farmington, four and ! hall
miles from Corinth. now occupied by IN
Federals. 'Ae
Our loss is 20 killed and loo vounc ed
That OF the enemy il unknown.
From ths SsysasAh Rspabliean, Nay s.
COsinth, May 4-lo 4. N.
The two grand armies now stand from.
to issns, separated only BY ! spaca of fan;
ortve mills. The Confederatss a. 1919 -.
and will probably await an att.ck ~
has,ls NY pot oaeur today. but Il !. !,
hardly b pcstpoKsd beyond to-uorrov =
The enemy viii be bsdiy taken n !. =
our strength. With Van Dorm re m; n
have-thou,and men. The vaaths,
Is cloudy, but without rain. The SIR.
,shias ~ vary heavy yes.eri ay n.
coasedS+sse Ioss vu WI about t.enty y; !.
killed and wounded. We capt.rca 60
Federal o6ioen-a Colonel and Ms;o,
FIvs O'clock ? :.
An sss'-e her Il a1u.;s. maintain
threatening positions.