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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

NQTE4 Vt HON T6A0H2eALk. FSs
Names Of Morteseors-Nolfrne Eish SAzd
o s;; n''A' r. slt.s ss y :. County
Nazps Il Msr+t>kss-1lehes eeAnlts, n :,
s DIE Of HETEROGENEOUS sixth, 4. D. 1850.
Z Where and whom rseordsd-O46ee Of Regis
- efDe:ds q steArna Coanty. Aiuaeseta. il
Book "A" Of Mortgage, page 354 I 26b, ~
On the sth dpy. ~ Qlteap., 4, D., lsss,, n eight
o'clock 4. y, ena anly ssieeea byisst1 pSr..
gagsa unto Sebastian Bohnhol,sr upon The
l4th day, Of September. A.; D. 1861, which A.
siguplsnt wss duly recorded id said Office OF
Registsr Of Deeds in sAid, County, upon the
Goth day fApril 1869 in Book "a" Of assign
ment, and agreements, page -. As A. 10
O'Clock A.. 4. .,,s ~ %~0' '''' "'''" ~
Said ,Mortg.gs Was given /, ...cnr,.; lie BY
! ment Of the sum Of One Hundred Dollars with
twenty-five per cent interest aud psyables in
one year from date according to the conditions
Of . certain Promissory Note bearing even date
! thereof. the amount due and claimed to be due
upon said Note and Mortgage at the date here
Of 10 One Hundred and Thirty five and 90-lOO
Dohsr@ Ak y. =: \ 49, ~ ~
Description Of land or lots and premises
cbntsined in and covered by said Mortgage
! Lots No. seven (7) and eight (s) in Block No.
twelve (l2) in Anton Edelbrosk's Addition to
st. Cloud according to the survey aud plot
thereof made by NJ. e. Noel and recorded in
tho Office Of Register Of Deeds in and for said
County of Stearns and State Of Minnesota.
Whereas default has been made in the con-
! ditions Of the above Mortgage, by the said
Mortgagore neglecting and failing to pay ary
! part of said sum secured to be paid thereby
| according to the terms thereof whereby the
power Of sale contained in said mortgage has
become operative aud no proceeding having
been had at law or otherwise for the recovery
Of any part Of said sum secu, ed to be paid
thereby
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage. and pursuant to statute the
! said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale Of
said mortga ged lands or lots nd premises afore-
said at public auction, to the highest cash bid
der, at the front door of the Banking Office of
H. e. Wait in the town of st. Cloud, in said
County Of Stearns, upon Saturday, the l4th
day Of June, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock A. H., to
satisfy said sum, interest and expenses of sale
that said lots will be sold separately in the or
der above stated.
Dated April goth, 1862
SEBASTIAN BoHNHoLxER,
Assignee ofMortgagee.
4. B. PINNeY
Atty, for Assignee. myl-6w
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will fird his the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacisus
Yards, we'll wstered and supplied with every
conv .niencc. have been -rcned on this line and
it's connections. and every at enticn is raid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will be
found everv convenience for feeding and rest
ing, a choice is offered Of the pHlL4DEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also be found The shor~
test, quickes, and most direc. route for stock
to New York--(yia Allentown land with
fewer changes than any other.
ExocH LEWIS, Gent Sup't. Altoona. Pa.
L. L. HOUR, Gent Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
II. H. Housr"x, GenV FreiyhtA g't, Philada
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ST. CLOUD: COOK: STORE.

John d. ROSENBERGTR veulA sespees-
j fully iaform the citizens a. St. Cloud ~
Northern Minnesota that he hss Furshaesa a.
entire stock Of the st. Closd Book 1tsst I'D
made large additions thereto. sad bss sev -
hand . complete assoytDent q Bsehe. ots~
'ionery. Fancy Goods, Newspalils all Mags-
zines, Writing Pepper q u ffsd.; BhSt Deets,
10 procure their st. Pspl sad Nev York billy
and Weekly papers It this store. The lunes.
GUS patrons and friends q the Cd st. sClsGh
Book Store Are cordially invited = s&asaA7 e.
.v4n34-1y r.. :
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JAS. F. BRADLEY,
Atty. for Assignee.

NHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
y execution issued out of and under the seal
of the District Court, Fourth Judicial District,
in and for the county Of Morrison and s. ate
of Minnesota upon judgment rendered and
docketed in said court in and for said MOrri
son county, on the 9Th day Of May A. d. 1862.
in an action therein pending wherein Daniel
Waggoner is plaintiff and Il. Hoover and c
8. K. Smith Defendants, in favor of said plain,
tiff and against said defendants for the sum Of
Two hundred and sixty three and 42-1OO dol
lars ($262.42) principal, interest and costs
which said sum is now actually due on said
judgment, and which said execution was to
me directed and delivered, have this 18th
day of Nay 4. D.;1862 levied upon, as the
property Of G. s. X. Smith one Of said judy
ment debtors, the following described lots 1y-
ing and being in the town Of Little Falls.
county Of Morrison and State Of Minnesota,
and all the right, title, estate andintcrest which
the said judg ment debtor had on the day Of
tho dock citing of said judgment in said county
to Wit, tho 9Th day Of May A. D. 1862, or At
any time thereafter in and to the Same to Wit !:
Lots 3& ~ three and four, block forty one
(41) and lot ~ three block sixteen (l6). ~
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
will sell the above described real property
and al the right, title, interest or estate which
said judgment debtor had in or to the same
on the said 9Th day of May A. D. 1862, or at
any time thereafter. in sep ,rate lots in the or
der above described at public auction to the
highest bidder therefor for cash, at the front
door Of the; Office Of Register Of Deeds. in Lit
tie Falls Morrison county, on Tuesday the first
day Of July 1859, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon on that dsy, to satisfy said execution and
costs Of sale. EZRA PICOTTE,
~ Sheriff Of Morrison county, MINI.
Little Fails, May 18th, 1852. - nn
JAS. HALL, Pitts Atty. may16-6w
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A HE RlOAsl1>Ho U51U'
st. CLOUD, '; !. {: /. nm. ess'1*'as

THE abeva hepse - bsse Ie1sesel p ~
p. sceonsdeticns piovi ia ~ Is s1islst.s le
guests N.'is pleasantly tsituaesds 1daDbl11S
good view, and 'istven hept, ii. 1sssels<e Il
stopping Tiers, ca tsts ~. ~ ~ -.
sired point. 49,. ..@ts. -"
The Grow wing staes lesssvysss fhi boi,uuslsS %
:Taesday, Wednesday Ard 1tiday mora.siS.i los
T@4: v3n44:Iyi 90 4 ssgs - sla1O@1k ,l,a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

Prof. Cromwell has reopened in his new
building. one door below II C. Waits Bank,
where he will be happy. 70 receive and wait
upon his old patrons to clean shave, fash
ionable hair cut, or scientific shampoon.
N. B. Cold or warm lunch any hour through
the day or evening, at the shortest notice and
best Of style. Finest Of Liquors and Segars in
the bar 49,
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FAIRBANKS 4 GREENLEAF,
liz LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
- BUY ONLY THB GENUINE. n39y
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN the
forms and conditions of certain Mortgage, ex-
esuted and, delivered by Mary Ledergerber,
Of the County of Stearns aud State of Mime
sota, to Joseph Bsrrows. Of Hebron IN the
State Of Maine, which mortgage bears date
the second day Of April, One thousand eight
hundred and fifty Weight, and was duly record
81 in the Office Of Register Of Deeds for the
County Of Stearns, in the State Of Minnesota.
% the second day Of April, One thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eight, At five O'Clock
,. y. in Book az Of Mortgages. on pages 80
; 81 in aud by which NOR, gage, said mortgagor
aid, conveyed and mortgaged, to said mort
kagee his heirs and assigns, the following de-
s,ribcd premises, lying and being in the coun-
" Of S:esrns aforesaid to Wit: 1.-THE south
vet quarter Of the south west quarter Of Sec
tim No. sixteen (l6), Il g south east quarter OF
tie south east quarter Of section No. seven
teen (l7), the north :ast quarter Of the north
s.s' quarter Of section Ne. twenty Coy, and
the north west quarter Of the north west quar-
Tor II section NJ. twenty -one in township num-
ber one hundred and twenty-three (l23), north
of.ang enumber went EIGHT (2s) ives, contain.
ilg one hundred and sixty acres )" which mort
gage Was given to secure the payment Of the
Sum of Two Hundred dollars, according to the
trims and conditions. Of certain promissory
\ ito bearing date the tventy fifth day Of March
Oas thousand eight hundred AMI fifty eight
executed aud delivered by said Mary Leder-
gerber and Michael Lehmier, to said Joseph
Barrows for the sum Of Two Hundred dollars
. ID interest pay able in one year from the date
I'll re II, and which said mortgage contains =
power Of sale, and NO suit or proceeding at
i.w has been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mort gage nor any part thereof
and no part Of said debt has been paid. And
whereas there is now claimed to be due and is
duo a. the date Of this notice, upon said note
and mortgage the sum Of two hundred and
ninety EIGHT dollars, being the principal sum
mentioned in said note and mortgage 18th in
tersst thereon 1t the date of this notice. Now
therefore notice is hereby given that BY virtue
Of tho power Of sale contained in said mort.
gage and duly recorded Herewith, and pursu.
cat to the statute in such case made and pro.
vidsd, the above described mortgaged premises
wilt be sold at public auction, to the highest
b oder for cash, ct the front door Of the office
of.Wm. j.. Parsons in tho town Of st. Cloud, in
ssid county Of Stearns, and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the sixteenth day of June, One thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty.two, ct eleven
o'clock IL tho forenoon Of said day, by the
Sheriff Of said County Of Stesrns, to satisfy
and pay the amount due upon said note and
mortgage, and the costs and expenses bv law
allowed q, faras the proceeds Ut said sale will
,1A4AdSt Cloud, sMinn., April 25th, 1852.
.y.... r. ~: ~ Mortgage.
WI. PAssoNs.
II ATTY. foE- Mortgage. ... nyl-ov
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SLEEPING CARS
ON NlGnI TRAINS 10
Fhilad'a, New York and Baltimore.
BiGGAGE CEECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FR,EIGHTS-

FREIGHTS-
By this Route Freights VI all descriptions
can be forwarded TO and from Philadelphia,
New York. Boston, or Baltimore. to and from
any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri,
by keI Rood direct.
The pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
at Pittsburgh with Steamers, By which Goods
can he forwarded tn any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennesee. Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi. Wisconsin, Missouri.
Kansas, Arkansas and Red ij'er.; and at
Cleveland. Sandusky and Chicago with Htesn-
ers to all Por,s on he North Ve.terp Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entruetjnE the
transport aticn Of their Rreigh, to this Compa.
nv can rev with confidence on itsspeedy transit
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from shy
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road. are at all times a. Favorable a. are charged
by other r. r. Componi.s.
D@~ Be particular to mark packages ''v;u
Penno. r. H."
For Freight Contract. OF Shipping Directions
apply to or address either Of the following
agents of the Company:
D. A. Stewart. Freight agent. Patsburgh.
Clarke & Co, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
II. ". Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
r. C. Medium 4 Co., Hadsson, India~a
J. f Moore, Louisril {, Kentucky.
W. W. Altman l. Co, Evansville, I.&iasa.
r. Sass st Louis. -Kissoxn.
Clarke & Co.. Chicago, ltli~oi.:
". H. & +. l.. Langley, ,GalhipoAs, Ohio.
G. B. Neal, P"rkersburs. Virginia. -.
Hall & Co., Marietta. Ohio.
H. 8. Pierce l. Co. Zanesrilze, Ohio.
Mcdowell T. McColm, Por,snoutk. Ohio.
r. McNee'y. Aary*ra,e, Kent.eky
J.P. Johnston, Ripley, Ohio. ,s
John Todd. Corington. Kentucky.
G. l.. Heat"n. Cleveland, Ohio.
&c. Medium, General 1rare1ay Agent
for the South and West
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is Cents Worthof = :yoa
GROCERIES + :PRov1s1ogs.

THE undersigned wishes t. Anassnes % he
/ old patrons and the p.bljs esssssly, tAA
he has % hand II his New Sters, on .&ke -.
ner Of Chapel street esd Washington svssps,
general sssostnent Of Groceries, sHroviiieas;
Heavy Crsskc5y, Wooden Wers 1ad .ssist3
Of Liquors. which he win sen q g.. Paul r.
tail prieso adding trenspoftstio1. Also, tAse
he will ply ssi1t YGal prisss for an kilds u
Furs, in eask Or trade ''+'' ~ u. p: NO4k.
81. Cloud, MINI. t..,o{ ~T&,t SAn1l-SQ p.
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1T7HEREAs my wife Cattarena left my bed
w and board without just, cause Or provo.
eation, l hereby notify Ill persons not 70 har,
Dor or credit her on my account as will pay
no debts Of her contracting ..-5-.' 1880
y[.-+<eane MEALS OLSEN.
Douglas Co., MIMI. May 10Th 1862. 'a~ J
nsy2a4v
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MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
Name Of Mortgagor-Elias Brundage.
Name of Mortgagee-William D. Rabbit.
Date Of Mortgage-May Bird 1858.
When and where recorded-In the Office OF
Register of Deeds for the County Of Morrison
at the town of Little Falls, Minnesota. on the
/ 1877.
Descriptions of Mortgsged premises -Twen-
ty five feet by one hundred and fifty on the
South Side of Lot three (3) in Block eighteen
(l8) in the Town of Little Falls County Of
Morrison ard State Of Minr eset AZ surveyed
and plated by NJ. Putnam.
When and to whom assigLed-The said
Mortgage on the seventeenth day Of March
1862, was duly assigned by said Mortgage. TO
George B. Stone and said assignment was duly
recorded in the Office Of Register of Deeds for
the said County of Morrison on the 9Th day of
April A. b. 1862.
Amount claimed to be unpaid and due on
said mortgage at the date Of this notice, Three
hundred and forty Aine Dollars and twenty
cents ($349.2o) principal and interest.
Whereas de1ault has been made in the con-
ditions Of the above described mortgage, by
tho failure Of the said mortgagor to pay said
sum of money due thereon and fully payable.
whereby the power OF sale therein contained
has become operative. and ne p, oceedings hav
ing been had at law or otherwise for the recov-
cry Of any part of the sum thereby secured to
be paid.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of said power Of sale and pursuant to
statute, said mortgage will be foreclosed by
. sale of said mortgaged lands and premises at
public auction, to the highest cash bidder, at
the Front door Of the Court House in Little
Falls, on Tuesday, the Oath day of June, A. D..
1852, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to sat.
isfy the amount that will then he due on said
mortgage with disbursements aud costs ~ law
allowed.
GEORGE B. STONE,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
JAS. F. BRADLEY,
Atty. for Assignee. mye-6w
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THOMPSON BROTHERS.
BANTEBR4,* oI>:'
St. Paul 80 -; <. - sllioa.

nEALEhS in Eastern md Fsreagp ExeAases
~ Revolutionary and Halt Breed Scrip, Laa<
Warrants, State Scrip, Coin, 'Bslk Notes, Oil
tel States Bonds. Highest price paid ferret
deeription Of uneurseat fpndss :. v4sll-l1
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JACOB NEwMA N.
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WEAVING.

w ." ~ -
~ - ~ ~ sss- .s.sst !.
T AM PREPARED TO WEAVE CARPETS
in the best manner, ,aad: ~ he -shsstpsa
notice. 1oeps. ~ doers psth.of ~ ekaesAe
House. MRS. NAk0ARET u0Oxo.
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FURNlTURE! 1uRnITunE. !,

NOTICE.-Notios 10 h<rsby giysa the& tie
" CO. partnership heretofore existing be&weeo
the subscribers under the name and t1rn e.
E. c. Smith & Co, is this day dissolved tymu.
tual consent. All persons indebted Is saia
firm are called upon to make iansdilts psy.
ment to either Of the undersigned a.A eAs1ySy
save costs, - oil accounts not paid previous
hands Of an ..tornsv fer eo,,..t;s, =. =.
-.''' = - 1i7''' J*t'E. C:0MIfH. 49,
.''t T.. &C.. ~ 0..0. MATT00H.s
'@<.tsts
THE business Of the lats Ar0 viii b en-
tinued BY the undersigned q tAsH 81
place Of business on Washing toa avenue, where
will be found . good assortment 81 Hoots md
Shoes at the lowest rates: All tindeof Beta
and Shoes made to order, and in the BEST ss,>
ner. So. 80 e, C. SMITH, 2
St Cloud, May 2lst, 1862. ny27-sv
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INnIAN AM AIRG

John ROsS, accompanied by the Commits
sloner OF Indian Affairs, Mr. Dole. and Col
collin, superintendent of the Southern Indian
Division, had n conference with the President
yesterday afternoon on business connected
with the Cherokees and other Indian tribes
Gov. Evans, of Colorado, is here in order 10
make arrangements for the protection of that
Territory from Indian depredations, and re-
gard1ng the overland route by which the
people are furnished with domestic suuulin.
Intelligence was received Yesterday in Off .
cial quarters that the Sioux Indians in Mime
sofa have ceased their hOstilites and We're sur
rendering, and further that the military an
thorlties Were 81 the latest accounts severely
pnnlshing the NEST prominent OF the guilty
parties. The entire number of the warriors
docs not exceed eleven hundred
The Secretary OF War received a dispatch
yesterday from the Northwest TO the effect
mat several hundred of the hostile Sioux ha va
surrendered themselves and that some rim o.
leaders In recent robberies and massacres were
being court-martialed and shot The Com
missioner of Indian Affairs expresses the
opinion that the war in that quarter is sub.
stanually at end, il thousand warriors have
gwen themselves up. He thinks that there
should be summary and severe punishmeuts
"a a matter OF justice for past outrages and As
security for the future. The commissioner an I'd
others of his party who We're recently on the
ground, have expressed the opinion that the
troops raised in Minnesota We're annie for SIM
pressing the Sioux rebellion, but Gen Pona has
called upon the government for t,n thouso n "A
more in addition, and has ISIS ued proposals for
furnishing supplies looking 10 Il long camnaipn
with n large army.
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APPOINTED.
General Patrick has been appointed Provost
Marshal General OF the Army of the Potomac
ApP0INTEI

THE LOCALITIES OF THE CONFEDERATE
RAID INTO Observation-Disclosures is
a fiourishing town in Franklin county, sixtv-
Two miles southwest from Harrisburg IL is
next in population to Chambersburg, and is an
active business town. Marshall College, under
!he direction OF the German Reformed Church
is located ut this place, Theological depart
ment being connected with it. 1t is twelve
miles from Hancock, Maryland.
Chambershnrg is the capital of Franklin
county, and is situated on the Conecocheague
Creek, at the junction OF the Cumberland
Valley Railroad with the Franklin Railroad
forty-five miles from Harrisburg, southwest
and one hundred and fifty miles from Phiia-
dclphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg by turnpike
roads, and by railroads with Harrisburg
Philadelphia and Hagerstown. 1t has manu-.
factories of cotton, wool, -four, paper and iron,
and population Of five thousand
Franklin county has a population of forty
thousand.
st. Thomas, also referred to in the dispatch.
is post village in Franklin county, fifty two
miles southwest from Harrisburg, and ten
miles from Chambersburg.
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AZ The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuI

~ The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. Ithas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly preSents-nuch more matter for
the same amoust Of money than any other
weekly n the country. Embraced i'll its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
A wrll-dGCsted COmpCnd of the War News OF
the Week: Accounts OF the Latest Battles and
Ski--nis hes in Kentucky: Movements of our
Forces on the Potomac; Operations in the
Scuth and Southwest; The Battle OF Iuka;
The War in Missouri: Full Accounts of the
Military Budget.
Late News from Dixie; Affaixs in Richmond;
Affairs about Cen;revilie: Reconnaissance
beyond Warrenton: News from Fortress
Monroe, New Orleans, South Carolina, and
every other section OF the country.
The War in Western Virginia; Matters and
Things in Savannah: The Presidents Visit
10 Frederick; General McClellan's Order in
Relation TO the Emancipation Proclamation;
Description of our New Iron Cl1ds; and
Naval and Military News generally.
Sketches: Descriptive Articles: Poetry; Arte-
mus Ward the Draft in Raldwinsviile;
IL ms and Clippings from the Press, Ampri-
can and Foreign; Telegraphic News; All the
Local News about Washington for the past
week; and = corner of recipes, suggestions,
and valuable and entertaining reading matter
for the farmer, gardener, and housekeeper.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The TE:sTIi5cnccr has an elaborate sRrview of
the Presidents Emancipation Proclamation"
occupying FIVE and a halt columns of the paper.
IL recapitulates the distinct propositions con-
tained IN tie proclamation; notices the effect it
has had upon the radicals and conservatives;
thinks II Is merely to :enact political solecis IN
Tor the Executive Government to declare
slaves legally free where il has and can have
no legal jurisdiction over the law of slavery,
because II Is 10 carry into one department the
style and language belonging exclusively to
another sphere of political ideas and argues
that s.unlcss we are prepared TO affirm that
slaves rightfully held in the service of their
TPbel masters until the lst OF January next
and that they are held after thar date wrong
fully simply by virtue of the proclamation, we
nnst deny TO the paper all legal force and effect
WEateVer."
The RepabIicGn takes occasion TO couple, with
one OF its characteristic inuendoes against Gen.
eTal Mcclellan, the following paragraph:
I'VE have authority for stating that there is
nos one word of truth in the many rumors of
Cabinet and high military changes put in cir
CGlati01 by the Star of this civ and accepted
a gospel truth BY the credulous sensation press
OF New York
In reply we have TO say that, in publishing
the rumor referred to above. we took occasion
to set II down only at its true value-as a cur
rent Washington hotel story, the truth of which
We had been unable TO verify. 1t was simply
result of the scare into which the housing
politicians OF the Republican newspaper school
have been plunged for some weeks past in an
tiCipaiicn OF the impending radical defeat in
the approaching State- and congressional elec-
lions. knowing that fact We cautioned the
public against giving il credit.
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NAVY ARn

The Baltimore arrived yesterday morning.,
from Fortress Monroe, bat brings no news.
The gunboat Jacob Bell arrived Yesterday
afternoon. from her station at Pinpy Point
where she il the suardship. few repairs W i'll
be made on her, and she will return at once 10
her station.
The dispatch steamer Ella came up this MORN
ing, bringing wo prisoners, who were captured
while attempting 10 cross the river. Their
names are John Owens and Larkin Davis, both
OF Mathews county, Va; and they state thai
they were on The way 20 their families in
Maryland, Who have been living there for soma
time.
This morning, the 15-inch Dahlgren gun,
lately received from the Fort Pitt Foundry was
successfully mounted az the battery on the
wharf. An attempt was made to place il in no.
stion Yesterday afternoon: but the tails, which
were OF new rope, parted. The weight of the
monster is i2.6tai his.