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OONYlDCATION,

: 81. Leu1s, Sept l.-stsps have bssn taken fos
Tie eesascaiion Of he property q I. Polk, fos-
nssly q. 8. Senator from this District Capt
Tas1skR Chief Of q. s. Police, hes been ordered
- ssi1s ~ came, both real and personal, and
take q invsntory thereof His property 10 60
1inasel q $780, 600. @Eg So go
Polk long dncs placed himself under the pro
1sCtiea Of the tshei geysznment M. =.
he cd 1srcAantS Exchange was yesterday
eloeed by order The Provost Hafshal. Gen
eesal svidsnce Of disloyal demonstrations was fur
lished, and should II appsar that the Associa
TO. = thoroughly dias5ah The property viii b
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d) GEO. HATCH, Mayor.
HEAD QuARTIRs, U. 8. FoRcKs,)
CINCINNATI, Sept. q
How Martial Law 1Verlcs.

Casc1HHAfI, Sept 2.-Business entirely sus-
pendsd-street Railroad cars stopped running.
There is . good deal Of excitement, but no panic
.-peeple quiet, but actively organizing for de-
fence. No male citizen is allowed to leave the
city. Our troops are preparing TO evaeuate
Cynthiana Humphrey Marshall 10 reported to
BIO approaching that place from Piketon.
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Foarlzss Hoslos, Aug. 3lst. The Iro,
eides left Fortress. Monroe to-day, at noon, 70
Philadelphia, her trip has been successful. 4
Aag Of truce WAS sent up the James river :,
Aikins- Landing to-day, and carried up Col
Forney, Of Alabama, who was wounded. tskel
prisoner and paroled some time age. They ala,
took Up some women and children.
Ine steam ship Baltic, 10 being loaded viii
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Arrival Of Wounhed.

WAsHusFoH, Sept IA train Of cart, hsv.
ing on board 500 or 600 soldiers who were
wounded in Saturdays fight, came down this
morning from Fairfax. They represent the 2eth
Ohio, 9Th ,,Regulars, 9Th New York, and Z
number Ct other New York and Ohio regiments,
4 guard also came down, having in charge !
Confederate prisoners.
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special % Kew York Paper,.
Especial h Poat1 {

WAsmSs!os, Sept IA lsns train Of wound.
ed soldiers have just come In from T.irfsr se.-
ton. Il is reported that three Of our Depsrt-
ment Clerks Who wsnt out q nurses, havs {rilsn
into the hands Of the rebela .''''''
Senator Fessenden 10 expecced here % n,sht
his con wae killed in The battle sf Friday. and
vas buried ct Ceaterville. Gen. AShusr, Of
Ohio has arrived here.
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The Draft.

WAsHlssfoH, Sept 1.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Philadelphia North American
telegsphs that It 10 now understood the period Of
drafting will be left with the Governors Of the
respective states to decide for themselves O. the
government is not disposed to push the matter
unless the emergency should be such q to rem.
der single days delay fatal.
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1he Sioux Attack the Pawnees In N. II.
COLUMBUS, N. 7. Aug. 2s.-On Wednesday
the 9th, four or Eve hundred Yauktin md
Siou1s attacked Pawnee village on their re.
serve and killed some IL or IA children and
xarriors Several others were wounded. They
also shot into herd of Pawnee cattle, killing
and wounding several. The whites of that
neighborhood manifest no alarm, Is the Siou1
have not molested them vet. 90 -
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Frosn WaSAsnason,

- = n Es,.iy
MAaEueroH. Sept 1.-Recent advioee 70.
esnla. with ne e.euy, lspost .afsiD In that
~ teHAy has BEEN, con4 the 1ntense ex-
sSttnsQt pevals1A decidedly meagsr. Rumors
~ Neres o. To. moek axteaeeainAsy nature
have AaD1 circulated threughout the city. A
-geat RAjofity of thess, have been ioundto bs
uo0tisoay Anreliahle.t + iesse'a = e sssT 4
= PAftiee who left Centefville lste yesterday,
fepset che command Of Gen. Ba1ks, Who had
been GuDorod ont of, arrived at thAt point at 8
o'Sloek yesterday p. n. az AZ s.-s----- ~ tss
TheeeHah b little doubt Of The. correctness
Of teis report - our informant statsz that he
,vit14oDed the arrival Of this command. i Is
further stated that march Of - niles was sc-
scompliebea. BY them on that day u order TO
! reach 0atpoation. taa l5sbsl as5Ts ISIS IS
q The gpeateet attention % being given TO the
cen6aea 0tahe weunded who are conveyed
with 81 possible promptitnde TO the various
ASpse provided tor their reception: IN over
abundance ofnufses and physiciaus have ton
: defed Their services and y y most assufedly
,e true that the brave man who have fallen in de-
Il tense Of the kasonai honor Will not want for
sympsthy And kind attention In their suAssinga
The diaerent reiief associations, both male and
female, which 16aye been organized, many Of
them htely, Are Assiduous in their endeARors TO
allsviste their suffering condition. .s.sk RI II
al II Wa stated IN former letter that aflafge
number OF stragglers were yesterday picked up
~ the enemy1 cavalry. The raids were made
1eewesn Fairfax Court House and Centreville.
y WITHIN the pass twc days the0rices Of provis-
ions are nearly doubled. owing TO the increased
soo0en0 f0r them, AQd the country people be-
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Order.

e stt s0r4ofs as
HEAD QuAR1E1s OF rm AMY,(
- Adjt Gems Office, Sept ~
By direction Of the President, Maj. Gen. Nc
Clellan will have command of tho Notifications
Of Washington, and Of al the troops for the
capital.
By order of the Secretary of War,
: sesigned.) ED. TOWNSEND, A.A G.
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1exlngte0+ Evacuated By tho FeIernl
ana Surrendered 70 tho Rebels.
TAsi Fs1snals ram back 60 ICovin

TIE EsAsnals FAN back 60 CovingtoD.
CMcusAM, Sept rl.-LexiRgton, Ky.. VI.
evacuated this afternoon, our troops falling
back on Oovington, Ali government stores
were removed 70 Louisville 1t Z clock 70
night the Lexington operator closed his Office.
saying that Kirby Smiths army had appeered
in the suburbs and demanded the surrender of
the city; which was complied with By tie citi-
sena There it, good deal excitement here.
bat pssparations ass being made for defense Of
the city. Gen. Lev. Wallace has assumed Com.
mand Of the troops here. Rsginsnts are srriv-
ing and On route. ~ 81 .asst 80
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,1artaaI Law Proclaimed.

OmcrssAr1, Sept 2-Proclamation-Marsial
law declared. The undersigned BY order Of
Nsi Gen. Wright assumes command Of Cincin-
natl, CoSi1gton and Newport tits but fair to
inform the citizens that an active, daring and
powerful enemy threatens than with every con-
sequences Of war, and these cities must be defenss
ded and their inhabitants must assist In the
preparatory patriotism, duty, honor and self
preservation call them to the labor and it must
bs performed equally by al classes. First, al
business must be suspended at o'clock to day,
and every business house must be closed. Sec
old, under We direction Of their Mayor the cit
ixens must within IN hour after the. suspension
[of business assemble In their convenient public
places ready feE orders. As soon q possible
they will then be assigned to their work. This
labor ought tosbe that Of love and the under
signed trusts and believes it will. Anyhow it
must be done. The willing shall be properly
credited, the unwilling promptly visited. The
principle Adopted, 10 citizens for the labor, COL
diers for the bsttle. Martial Law ID hereby pro-.
claimed in the Ahree cities, but until they can be
relieved BY the military the Injunction Of this
proclamation will be executed BY tho police
"a, Ferry boats will cease plying the river
after o'clock 4 n. until further orders.
(Signed) LEWIS WALLACE,
-.ar4 Maj. Gen. Com'dg. 8
In accordance with the proclamation Of Maj.
Gen. Wallace, give this public notice that the
police force Of this city will until further orders
act % Provost guard, and I order and enjoin
upon all good citizens to respect and obey them
as such. Any disregard Of orders from the Gen.
commanding through the police, will be enforced
strictly. 1T.ae tlf. a. 49, = rTtgv
(Signed) GEO. HATCH, Mayor
| HEAD QuARTIRs, q. 8. FoRcKa,)
CINCINNATI, Sept 2.
- = GENrRAL ORDER Ne. /.
All places in the cities of Cincinnati, Coving-
ton and Newport where liquors of any kind are
sold, must be closed st4 o'clock this morning.
All sales are prohibited; upon failure or refusal
the stock on hand will be confscated for santa
Try purposes by order Of Maj. Gen. Lewis Wallace
(Signed1 OH 6 Il. ETTSTON, Jr.,
....-.-7,. A. d. g. l. Ch'f Of Stat.
Paris KY, was eva cuated last night, our
taoops falling back to Cynthians. Gen. Wal.
lace was engaged all last night in preparation
for the protection Of the city. =. -
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Col. Fitch Denies HANGING Hostages.
HELIHA, Ark, Aug. q.
10 Major General Haueck
To-day, for the first time, . letter from Gen.
Lee, @. 8. A., near Richmond, I'd inst, fell nm.
der my observation, charging Bngadier General
G. N. Fitch with having murdered in cold blood
two peaceful citizena have no claim to the
titles being plain Colonel, but am doubtless the
officer alluded to. Some journal lauded me du-
ring the late White River expedition, for the a.
lodged hanging Of tive hostages. General Lee
censures me for the same supposed act. The
praise and censure are alike undeserved, and
the charge in both cases are without The shsd.
ow Of foundation. In fact, however, many more
of them have deserved different treatment. Not
. man was killed BY the troops under my com.
mand, except in fair action.
am very respectfully,
L&tt Your obedient servant,
G. N. FITCH,
Colonel 46th Indiana Volunteer, Command.
ing Brigade, and late White River Expedition,
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nAy1e-v1I
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Medicines IN Benton 1ewn:hp, 81 hoinss oeuasy Iowa.
the following described hoesss to-wtt: 1903
One chsost ecrfsl mppoOed 70 be years Cd Aheen
hands high, as In Tie forehead two white hind feet aaA
the ngh fire fsot whss With saddle narks Appraised
q ninety Ave dollars. q s-s14z ~ FfEI = &
The other bright soI.sl, With white hairs mixed III
ovr hin, supposed 70 be Ten years cid, fourteen and
half hands high, With blase n tie cs Two white had
ess ass haS sSdds marks. Beth hosses sprung In ths
k1ees. ss .g a !us asss ,'lIf'- 49, : :
nsse e ~ 9etA DAY efnsy, 1eo5 bssers J. p, A. J.
asdsA Jnsdkay 1oA, 1854.
sIWGEHe J.LAHD1. @Mk.
Nv W00e -.tff-tf N J. ". Hlfau1a nepn1v
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FURNITURE.

II 'O1EN4x ~ I'M.
opened-keeps eonstanty hand, and IN prepared 70
manufacture On shortsst notice, any description Of
z FUR NIT f..
q ehsocs materials and warrant perfect at,sDstioa
Repairing done In the best manner.
O04lNS Of every description always On hand and
fsahsd % shortest nstiee. yaosras astsnded 70 pr.
senally.
WI take IN exchange 1t market price Luober Cord
Wood, al kinds Of Grain and Live Stock.
g. YEaAN,'
nativity No. 70 Main Street
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ENnOnKING.

~-tIaHcAs1la, PA, sepk9s-TAem militia enrolled
in this county 10 20,Ass, while 407 volunteers
are in the field in the service. In Lancaster
City there are 700 enrolled, end l2S in service
. Berks, the great democratic county, having
IL, 600 voters, has enrolled 6,263.
Reading claims no moro sble-bodied men than
Lancaster has now In the field. The matter de-
mnnds examination. @
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Wllksss Fleet % move % ne Pssemae.
1oaTasss noxaos, Sept l.--An Of Porter's
Mortar Fleet and gunboAts have came down the
James River, and are now in Hampton Roads.
and part Of the feet that has been up the river
y 70 90 inusdiately to the Potomac. So says
Commodore Wilkea
This morning, the Norfolk, which has hereto
fore run regularly between Norfolk and this
place, came over With troops and discharged
them on the Steamship Baltic lying in the roads,
and returned to Norfolk without the mails, ap.
parently for more troops, 70 dispose Of in the
| same way. &
There Is evidently much secret excitement
among the Federal officers 10 this place, and the
Secessionisss are cursing over what they claim
to be defeat in the recent army movements
under Gen. Pope.
A part Of the James River Aotilla has left
this afternoon and proceeded of in the direc-
ton Of the Potomac.
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Rebels ADVANCING onsCovingten.
+ sCuouHAT1, Sept. 2, 10 p. m.-Ths excite.
msst has been high oil this afternoon. Citisens
ars enrolling themselves rapidly in Different
wards. Large numbers ase Workieg on fosti6
cations On Kentucky bills.
Gov. Todd arrived this aftsrnoon, and IL in
consultation with military authorities.
| The utmost exeItious are being made.
The ensmy u sstinated at from &c, 900 to co..
600, and reposted ct Boyds Station, 80 miles
from THE city. They are expected to arrive op
posite the foftiAcatioos on Thursday.
The 4bth and Goth Ohio ars falling back slov.
" towards Coyington Our pickss are ten
niles out III.
An STEAMBOATS, are ordered 70 remain on The
opposite side Of the liver. 3 asfst
Gen. Gilbert's command, which fell back from
Lexington. reached tfankfort tonight Some
approximations were felt for ito eafety.
No telegraphic communication south Of Fal.
mouth.
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Eea
@ FOREIGN AND Doy .s11o
= RY GOODS,

Persons who have not purchased ct my estahaGhnen,
would do we'll 70 examine my Goods and Prices q many
persons who have visited ny Store for the rs tine have
remarked that they were sorry that they bad not eaed
before - they md better goods and lower prices h@s
than they have previously been aecustomed -.
HENRY h. SCOTT.
t1neN-d6WH Main B., Du3in9too.
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would announce has This day received
sAl 81. neot a
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1she Sioux Attack tho Pawnees In N. 7

Colonel 46th Indiana Volunteer, Command
ing Brigade, and late White River Expedition
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February Term
roeo

In THE ORPHANS CoURT OF
HARTFORD COUNTY, IN THE
MATTER OF PART OF THE 10 Aei'"'
REAL ESTATE OF WILLIAM ioo1'
STREET.
ORDERED by the Register of Wills,
" in the recess Of the Orphans Court,
this goth day of March, 1862, that the
sale of the Real Estate of WILLIAM
STREET, deceased, made and reported to
this Court by John w. Street and David
Pyle, Executors of the las. will of said
deceased, be and the same is hereby rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the Goth
day of April, 1862; provided copy of
this order be published three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed and
published in Hartford County, before the
said 10th day of April next
Report states the amount Of sales to be
$500. B. H. HANSON.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FTHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istration ON the personal estate Of
HANNAH NELSON,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby not-
fled to exhibit the samo, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
Oath day Of March, 1868,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. sss -. 5 A ,s4,, = .
All persons indebted to said estate arc request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Gath day
of March, 1862. t'
GEORGE H. NELSON,
mh29-6t Administrator.
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NOTICE.

TIME COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
[ il for Hartford County will meet at their
office in Bel Air on TUESDAY. LIST Of
April, and every Tuesday and Wednesday
during the months Of April and May, for
the purpose Of making transfers and abate-
ments. and such other business as may
come before them. All persons desiring
transfers or attachments, will attend, as no
attention will be paid the alienation books,
with regard to deeds, and no Attachments
will be allowed after May.
b By order.
JOHN T. SPlCER,
mh22 Clerk.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

A&AAAAND V~4s& &s04 S&s 50
To the Honorable John FL. Price, Judge
ofhe Circuit Court for Hartford Go.
TN ACCORDANCE with established
/ Law, the Grand Jury herewith report
that they have visited the county Jail, and
found twenty-one persons confined there
in: Four white men, crazy, one white
woman for stealing, one white woman to
keep the peace, one black girl charged
with setting fire to stack of hay, one ne
gro boy for the same offence, one white
man for attempting to commit rape, one
black boy for same offence, four negro
men for stealing, one negro man for as
sault and battery, two white men for Sc
curity to keep the peace, two black men
for assault and battery. three black slaves
for safe keeping. The jury would call at
tention of the Court to several apartments
of the Jail which appears to them to need
thorough and speedy repairing, as part
of the ceiling and partition are in quite a
dilapdated state. We are satisfied that
the prisoners have received all attention
that the duty of the Sheriff and the cir
cumstances of the case admit of. The
jury beg leave to repeat the recommends
ton made by former Grand Jury that a
building be erected for the reception of the
unfortunate persons who have lost their
reason and are therefore entitled to the
kindness and protection Of their fellow
citizens which they cannot have, situated
as they are in Jail among felons.
JOHN A. HOPPER,
marl5 Foreman.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
u scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
tration on the personal estate of
JULIA A.. JARRETT,
ate of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
l7th day Of. March, 1868,
or tley may otherwise by law be excluded from
allbenefit Of said estate. EtE ts
ALI persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this nth day Of
March, 1862. 4 Ir ~
ABRAHAM JARRETT,
mh22-6t rs a N 81 Administrator.
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= - y AAi, In the Circuit Court for Har-
sAA1 His Il WIFE, Tsshhr chanosry.
TNHE object Of the Bill fled in this case
i is TO obtain a decree divorcing the
complainant from the defendant, uincalo
matrimonii. The Bill states that the COM
plainant was married tothe defendant about
the--day of June, in the year 1867
That they lived together until some time
in the month of September, 1857, ever
since which time he has been residing in
the State of Maryland, and she has been
residing in the State of Ohio. The Bill
further charges, that since their marriage
the said defendant has been guilty of adul-
terry, and pravs for divorce, and that no.
tice, by publication, may be given to her
OF the object and substance of the bill.
1t is thereupon ordered, this 25th day
of March, 1862, that the complainant, by
publication Of copy of this order in some
newspaper printed in Hartford County,
once week for four successive weeks,
before the FIRST day of May next, give no.
tice to the said defendant to appear in this
Court, in person or by solicitor, on or be-
fore the fourth day of August next, and
shew cause, if any she has, why the pray
er of the said complainant should not be
granted; otherwise, the Bill may be taken
pro confesso against her.
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. n
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scsibers have obtained from the Register Of
Wills Of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Testament-
AIRY on the personal estate of .la.
RALPH s.. LEE,
late of Hartford Comfy, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
19h day Of March, 1863,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ali benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
cd TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of
March, 1862
{ DAVID LEE, " Is
~ JOSHUA WILSON,
mh-22 Executors
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y / u .

Suddenly, at his late residence in this town,
on Sunday, the 23d instant, JOHN FERRY, in
the thirty-sixth year of bis age.
81 Mr.. Ferry was q native Of the county Tyrone,
Ireland, and had resided in this place Init 3 or
years. during which time he had gained the re-
spect and good win Of all who knew him.
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WIZ. B. Pornar,

w. - i. loilAi' In the Circuit Court for Har-
s.nAH / = porrrr ford County, as a Court Of
His Wife. onaiicery'
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"a Acres of Land, more or less.
ALSO, all that other
Tract or Parcel of LAND

adjoining the first above named tract and
the lands of Edward M. Chew, Esq. which
is particularly described and referred to in
the proceedings in case on Chancery side
OF the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
wherein Joshua Hopkins was complain
ant and Edward M. Chew and Stevenson
Archer, trustee, and others were defend
ants, containing
Is Acres Of Land, mere or less.
The two last named tracts are well
fenced, and in high state of cultivation.
The three tracts will be sold separately,
but are so situated as TO make them very
desirable to person wishing to carry on
farming and milling at the same time.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the
DEGREES are--that one-third ofthe purchase
money shall be paid in cash ON the day Of
sale, one-third in six, aud the residue in
twelve months thereafter. the purchaser or
purchasers giving note for the credit pay
ments. bearing interest, with surety to be
approved by the trustee.
STEVENSON ARCHER:
mar8 Trustee.
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Parcel of Land

which adjoins the above tract or parcel of
Land, and which is composed of part of a
tract called ''Newstead," or by whatso-
ever name or names the same may be
known or called, which is described in a
deed of mortgage from certain Gerard
Cover to Charles w. Lee, which mort
gage may be seen on record in Liber =,
one Of the land record books of Hartford
county, containing ~