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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Bs5- The Ladies' Temperance Soldiers Aid
Society viii hold Strawberry Festival in Chase's
Hall, Thursday evening, June 18th The object
ofthe Festival is to raise funds to enable them to
continue their labor OF preparing Hospital cloth
ing for those noble men who now lie suffering in
the hospitals, caused by this unjust war While
they suffer, we viii endeavor to amelorate their
suferings, as far as our means enablo us to do.
We would solicit all Of the friends Of our suffer
ing country to cooperate with us in this time of
its calamity We are confident We shall meet
the appreciation of our fellow citizens By order
of the Committee. MRS. H. N BAUDER,
je1o-2t Secretary.
sPHEREoTTPRs.-simpso is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 253 Superior street. viii
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment of W. P. Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as wen as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
| ly executed by experienced workmen.
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"WKLL, Pat" said one gentleman of the
Emerald Isle to another yesterday, 8: how
does the world use yo these times? ?" 20 Poor
enough, Teddy" replied Pat, sthis is indade
a hard world, it's all poor man can do tG
get out Of it wild his life"
PERsoSAL.-Capt. Joseph Bartlett, of Co.
G, and Lieut. Thomas NJ. Bartlett, of Co. H,
Col. Barnett's Pns;------'f rlr'iitvTy, arrived
in town on Saturday evening last.
CFF At LAsT.-The notorious "Chicken"
Smith was on Saturday last convicted Of
burglary.
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HUDsoE's UERTVALEED TOOEH PAsTE.-Is
winning for itself unboundod praise wherever
introduced. Try it. For sale by Strong &
Armstrong, j. H. & A. S. GOrhain, N. C..
Brewer, G. W. Clark, and druggists gene
rally. apSO:Rl7
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THE COURTS.
Court Of Common PieHs.
! Ennrr The Slnin " Eliza Grinl


The negro Cummings, who was arrested on
Saturday evening for attempting to steal a
trunk from the Weddell House, was yostor-
day morning bound over in the sum of $500.
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zNS- A middle aged gentleman wants en-
ployment as bOOk-keeper or salesman in
some mercantile house in this city. Salary
not so much an object IS a situation. Refer
snces as to ability and integrity given. A
note addressed to A. B., Leader Office, will
meet with immediate attention.
CleKeIand, May q, 1862. LIT
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Available Sinking Fund, May, IS, ls62. s2lg,l4 So
In addition to this balance, that viii be realized
from taxes eolectable and subject to draft In time to
the July interest in New York belonging to the
Sinking Fund ................. sf62 800 90
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" BErFox's BRITIsH Or" is undoubtedly n
'Big thing" judging from the following no
tiess Of remarkable cures which it has effect
cd -
"Jonas Roberts, Tilor in Blinker's Court,
St. James, Bristol, was cured of a violent
swelling in his right thigh insomuoh that he
was obliged to cut open his breeches with a
knife in three times dressing with the Brit
ish 0il.' Witness my hand, etc.
"John Mitchell Of Salisbury Had a vio-
lent pain in my hip, so that went double in
beth of my legs with two bottles. Witness
my hand,'' etc.
"An apprentice to Mr.. Stone, Tinker in
Taunton: Was. so deaf that he couldn't hear
the noise of drum with three bottles; cured.
Witness, etc.
4" Mr.. Jarvis, belonging to the Tall Wo-
man At Norwich; Had his hand bit by mad
dog with two bottles Witness" etc.
"Mr Humphrey CotterilI, of the Royal
Inn, Coventry, by a fall from his horse, which
strained his ankle and likewise his daugh-
er cut desperately in the forehead with two
bottles; cured with Betton's British Oil.
" Elizabeth Slough, OF Wellington, in the
county Of saiop, entirely lost the use of her
hand in three times bathing with this OIL
Witness her hand, etc.
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HOuSEKFEDEPS

E0R SALE-THIRTY FEET OF
Iron Fence Railing lcsist,) and Stone Posts.
II. II. RAfNOLDS,
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HARDWARE,

WOOL TWINE BY THE BALE,
w SHEEP SIIEARS-Oft the right stamp.
Farmers will DO we'll 10 call before purchasing at
mayi II. X. WELLS, n Peasl-st-
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IMPORTANT FR0M WASHINGTON.
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CONTEMPLATED CHANGES In THE CABINET.
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Retirement Of the Secretary
Of the Navy.
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Action of the Senate Finance COM
mfttee on the Tax Bill.
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Interesting Debates in Congress on
the Confscation Question.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON THE SUBJECT.
Object of the French Minister'S Visit to
Richmond,
dc., &C.. 10.
Interesting Debates in Congress on
the Coufiscation Question.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON THE SUBJECT.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1862.
CHANGE IN THE CA BISEr-RErIRENESr OF THE
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
A change in the Navy Department has been positively
determined upon. Tho president Is waiting only to nx
upon ,be individual who TO fill tho place Of Secretary
Of tho Navy. General Banks, Judge Davis. of Illinois, aud
Governor spraguc Of Rhode Island, each strongly
urged for this dsucon hut the selection has not yet
been made.
THE FRENCH MINISTER'S VISIT TO RICHMOND.
No political Importance Is etachod to tho visit OF the
French Minister TO Richmond. II Ia said Ia qua ters
usually we'll Informed upon diplomatic subjects, that al
though the Southern authorities may seek TO take advan.
tsge of it, his going tbther business in close oon.
ncction with tho Consustes.
Undue importance has also been sttached 10 the pre-
sence Of ex-senator Gwin In Richmend. II Is believed
that his business Is OF domestic rather than Of polt
cal character.
II be safely stated that the visit Of these gentlemen
To Richmond not in tho romotest degree connected With
son, surmissd.
THE CoNfIsCATIoN ELL.
Cniscatou has been the theme OF discussion In Con.
sress to-day The subject presents greater difficulties
than ever. Iu the Senate, Mr. Davis concluded his
speech, in which he attacked the bill with his entire
strength, defending himself from occasional flank
msnts Of senators Sumner and Hale
general battle upon the bill took place in the House
Tho radicals opened Of their heaviest bsl,sres
which replied TO with spirit by tho conservatives
The growing conservatism Of the country 10 makiag
j.se felt upon hs radicals and thoy becoming
poate.
Mr.; Hickman, OF PsnnsylvaAis, made fierce assault
upon Pre Lincoln asserting that his cowardcs and
ing rroSn responsibilities assumed by him whsn he
took tho oath Of o0ce, had forced Congress to adopt
measures to bring him up TO ms duty. Had Jscksonbeeu
President said Mr. Hickman, no legislation Of ths
emptble character would have been required but nyw
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Hosse of Representatives.
TIE CASE OF THE pAyrsn nARK JoRGES LopEsrzry
W4NnAoroN, April 20, 1867

'-FNt'fNi'N:
TIE CASE OF THE DANISH BARK JoRGES LoREsrzry
Mr. Cox, (opp) Of Ohio, moved that tho House pro-
coed to cobsd aion Of ihc Senate bill for the relief
OF Tho owners officers and OF the Danish bark Jor-
gen Lorentzen. lie stated that The Secretary OF state,
for diplomatic reason desired tho immediate passage og
this bill. This vessel was aezod by the blockading
squadron under mlsapprcheni ions and taken to New
York. Fisbcen hundred and ifty dollars is the sum
proposed TO be appropriated.
The bin WAS passed.
the CLAIMS VETERANS ~ wAp or 1872
Mr.. FRANK presented the following resolution OF tie
Legislature Of New York
Resolved That the representative ur ths State In both
houses Of congress be relnsei % ttsu o. the ,ariess
possible gay an sm u. ~ tns t,neia ko,eIn.
that may make IN layntnto O. al Iust tenants mede ~
the lasl war with Great Britain.
COAST Axs nAlroR bg KNca.
MI BLAIR, (rer) Of No., from the MiltSy Committee,
reported bill 10 create beard o nmmAionsrs to sx
anime into The coast amt harbor de.caces.
IMPORTANT DEBATE on 1nE coSiIscsroy QUESTION.
Tie nouse resumed the Consideration Of the Ccndsca-
ton bill, which pending whoa The aiiournnsnt took
prce yesterday, and upVn which the question had
been ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. sHxrxp, (opp) OR. l., the bill was
tabled by a volo Of 5S against So, as follows;
AyKsMessrs Allen. Ancona Bailey of Pa, Bidde Blair
Of Mo- Blair Of Va browne o r. J., Brown Of Va, Csver
Dycn, Dunlap Dunn, Goodwin. Granger, Order Hasht
Hell. Harng, Harrison, Holman, ksrriran, Law Lcsry,
Lehman, Mallory, May, Maynard Mcnzi,s Morrill, OF VI,
Morris Nixon, Noble Norton, Un, Perry Porter Rice Rol
lns OF Mo shencd, shic, snith Steele o n ". Sron.
Thomas Of Mass, Thomas II Md, Trimbc,
voorhees,, WALTON OF W. Ward. White OF Ohio Woodruff
and Wrish,--5e.
NAYs-Mcssrs. Adrch. Afnold Ashley, Babbit, Baker
ueamar, Bin shan Blair OF Pa, blake, Buninton, burn
ham, Chamberlain, CVnkng, Cutler, Davis, Ducl Edwards
Eliot Fcnton, Fianch0t, Frank, 1Ooch Hanchctt Hick.
Hooper, Hutching, Julian Kellogg OF Mich, =
Joon- LoyeJoy. Mcknight, McPncre0n Patton ke pos.
ter, Re Of Me, Riddle, folns OF N H. Segoant Shauks
Shelabarger Soan, Stevens TrowbTdsc, Van Horn ynr
yakenbursh Wall, Washburne White Of Ind, Wilson, ana
Wipdon.-52
The next bill taken up to facilitate the suppression
Of The rebellion, and to prevent the recurrence OF tho
1t authorizes the President to direct our generals
declare tho slaves Of the rebels free and pledges the
faith OF the United states mako full aud fair compen
snton TO loyal mon who have actively supported the
Union for any losses they may by vrtue Of this
bill.
MIR. OiiS, (rep.) OF N. " understood that the Com.
mittec the Judiciary bad agreed substantially that
Of the Con 0scston bills referred TO them ought TO
pass.
Mr. THOMAS, (rep.) of Mass, remarked that the
mittee recommended that VI the ContscatiOn bills
pass
plr oiiS said that the deposit ion Of tho House and
The country that there should he some legislation
the suhss As the Jud.ss.y Committee could oot agree
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Sn ty For the relief oc poor widows with small chill
- Spassed April 8, 1910.
81 10 consolidate certain school districts within or
einng the corporate limits of the village Of Sag Har
sor Suffolk county, and to establish ahioh sehooi
therein.
442 To constitute the village Of Middeport in the
towns OF Royaon and Hartand, and county Of Niagara
| sseparate road District.
443 In relation TO boards OF health in Orange and
444 To the time for the completion of the Ls
445 Ts Incorporate tho American shpmasters' Assoc
alton.
446 To amend am act entitled can act in relation TO the
election OF Superntendents Of the Poor and Coroners in
the county OF Kings" passed April 7, 1858.
447 10 amend an act entitled An act 70 provide for
the erection Of town hall in the of Flushing,
the county OF Queens, " passed March 10, 1861.
49, To release the interest OF the people Of the State
| OF New York in certain lands TO Charles G. Gere.
449 To amend an act entitled "An act 70 authorize the
formation OF railroad corporations and to regulate the
same /" passed April 2, 1860
$50. For establishing academical departments in the
| different union schools.
45l To establish tribunal OF conciaton the Sixth
452 enable the Board Of Supervisors Of the county
OF New York to raise money by tax for certain county
purposes also, 10 regulate the expenditure Of certain
revenues Of said county.
45a. To exempt st. Johns College in tho town Of
Wes Farms, county Of westchestsr, from the school
454. Dividing the State into Congressional districts
455. In relation 70 the disposition Of burial plots in
the Lutheran Cemetery n Middle Village, Queens county
Long Island.
$50 10 provide for the support Of government.
and TO pay the SUM apporoned to be paid by this State
the direct tax levied by tho act OF Congress- approved
9th day Of August, 1861.
457. For the relief OF Jacob Roth.
45S. Making appropriations for certain expenses Of
government.
45e To prevent animals from running at large in tho
public highways
AGO. To amend tho Code OF Procedure, and to extend
the term Of office Of the Commissioned Of the Cods ap
pointed under tho act Of April g. 1857 and 10 repeal
section 81 article q title q chapter part s, Of the Re-
yised Statutes.
There forty bills st the hands Of the Governor
which be 10 examining, and will probably sign ~ day.
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very like those Of Houdons bust Of Washington. This
portrait has never been engraved photographed.
copy Of s to be taken BY skiful artist and photo
graphs from it will be added TO the collection Of tho
portraits Of tho Father Of his Country.
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The Vermont wounded Soldiers.
HAlrsonr. April "a, 1891

BAL1IHlNE, AFfII -5l ISoz
The Vermont wounded all still at Old Point but
Ia thought that some of them will be sent here The
bospi,aq here are getting ready anticipation OF The
wounded coming from bukiuw..
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THE FINALE OF THE LEGISLATURE.

IHE FINALE Of The lEGlSlA lURE.
Appointment of Several Travel
ling Committees.
The Character Of the Legisla
ton of the Session.
What Has Been Done for the
City Of New York.
No Health Bill, Charter Amendments
Nor City Railroads.
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The Republicans Announce at Last Their
Policy to be Non-Interferenee in tho
Finances Of New York City.
No Notifications Of the Quaran-
tine Regulations.
The Last Message Of the Governor to
the Assembly,
90. co. &c.
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POINT PLEASANT ACADEMY

The second semi annual session Of this In
stitution under the charge Of the undersigned,
will commence on MONDAY AUGUST 18th,
The course Of studies. and charges per sss.
sim Of Five months, are us folowes;
Primary DrrARrMESr including Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Primary Geography, Phi
mary Philosophy. Mental Arithmetic and writ
ten Arithmetic commenced. $500
JuSloR GLASS; including Written Arthme
tic continued, English Grammar, Geography.
and History. 500
MlppLE CLASS: including Natural Philoso,
ply, Moral Philosophy. Mental Philosophy,
Watts on the mind, Botany. Chemistry. As.
,ronomy. Physiology and Hygiene, Rhetoric,
Logic, Elements Of Criticism, Parkcr's Aids TO
Composition, $40.
Senior Class: including Algebra. Survey
ing, Geometry, Trigonomciry, Practical Geon,
etry or Mensuation also the Latin, French aud
Italian Languages. SIS.
| Tuition fees, one half payable at The middle
Of the session, remainder at the close, No de.
duction for absence unless in case Of pro,rscted
sickness Pupils charged from date OF en-.
trance. CIV BROWN, LII B.
Principal,
Point Pleasant, Va. na2 3w.
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A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALTH AND
VlGOR.
THE NEW GYMNASTICS,

For Men, Women, and Children. With atrans.
lation Of Prof. Kloss's Dumb Bell Instruct.
or and Prof. Schrebsr's Pangymnastikon.
BY DIo LEWIS. N. D.. Proprietor Of the
Essex Street GYMNASIUM. Boston. With
Three Hundred illustrations. One volume
l2mo. Price 81 90
No recent Magazine paper has excited more
general interest than The article in the August
Atlantic, on "ihe New Gymnastics" The
present work is a complete exposition Of the
system Of which that article gave synopsis.
The author Of this work has been for msny
years engaged in teaching Gymnastics. The
book describes and illustrates his new system
ofphysical training This system has had
the practical test of long and varied use. 1t
comprises exercises with Dumb Bells, Rings
Wa1ds. Clubs, etc, all Of which are made per.
fectly clear by full explanations. while many
are illustrated by pictorial representations Of
the position Of the body required to perform
them.
The Dumb Bell Instructor, connected with
this work, is Of the highest interest and import.
ance. tits designed for home use, aud gives a
great variety of Dumb Bell exercises, together
with selected progressive series ofevcry day
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The Pangymsas,kon is avery simple, useful
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which all gymnastc exercises may be perform.
ed. and which can be introduced, at small cost
into any private house. 1t is fully described
and illustrated in this volume.
The New Gymnastics" should be read in
every family in the land where exercises is val.
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For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid
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TRUST SALE.

RY Virtue Of deed Of trust to me rxecu'
I'D ted. by David Pickens to secure the pay.
ment ola certain bond therein specified. and
to indemnify his suretns thereon, Said bond
was made payable to Edmond Long, aud came
due on the llth day Of February. 1861, which
trus, deed is duly recorded in the Clerks OF.
fee Of Mason county Court. in deed book No
II folio SIS and 5l6, towhich reference is Civ
Ell for full description Of the property 10 be
sold. Twill proceed to sell at Public Auction
on Saturday, the 9th day Of September, 1862
in front Of my Store Eousein West Columbia
the following property to wit:
/ Yoke of Red Work Oxen; | Yoke o.
Pieied Work Oxen; Log Wagon, Loo
chains, &c.
Terms:--So much Of the purchase money il
hand ms will be necessary TO pay the expenses
attending the sale, and the residue on crcdi
Of three months. the purchaser giving bono
with approved security.
JOHN MASON, Trustee.
Aug. 81 1862, .3w. Pr fee, 50 sol
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Mason County. Classification OfJusticcs.
AT A COURT continued and held for the
N county Of Mason. at the Courthouse
thereof. on Tuesday the 9Th dry Of July. 1869.
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz.
LEWIS WETZEL, Presiding Justice.
FlRsr Glass George Stephenson, !. H.
Miller, jacob P. Kester and Lewis Bumgarncr,
SECOND CLASS. B. J. Rollins, John Nc.
Cull,ch, Sr., Reuben Harrison and Eugene B,
Davis.
TunD Glass. .-JohnJ. Weis. Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and +. NJ. Rollins.
gFouE1u CLASS. John l.. Jordon, William
Stewart, F. j. Duffer, mud S. W. Sommerille
Firm CLASS. Richard Bush, -
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
tho Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they are
chased to-wit:
First Class to hold September Term, 1862
February and September term 1863 and March
Term, 1864.
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862,
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
pi;! Term, 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Tenn 1862,
Nav and November Term, 1863 and February
and May Term, lsM. 900,
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862,
June and December term, 1863, and June and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, ls62, Jan.
uary and July Term, 1869. and January and
July Term, 1864. TESTE:
JAMES H. H0l L0WAY Clerk.
iulyM n2Otf.
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Late from t,,cIsthmus.

New YORK, Aug "a. Tie sleamel
AdclarIived from AspirwaIlcn the 10th
She has Sl,O83,0OO in treasure. She
spoke the gunboat Penguin, which STA
tel that slp had chased rebel steamer
supposed to be the 0sei:o, on the Little
}ahsmas; also chased another. anil WA
now cruising 10 cut them of, The GOV.
ernmcnl Of Brazil hal decided that afer
two years the Amaze and tributaries
shall be open to commerce 10 all nations
A bat,!e was daily expected betreen the
cpn!cldins foteesin PanaRsa
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EAGLE MILLS.
$. COMSTOCK & co. Proprietors,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

WE have had this Mill completed but short
time, and are prepared to furnish everything
pertaining to our business. The Mill has three
run of French Burrs-one for corn, one for
custom wheat and the other expressly for
Merchant work. They can be run separately
or all together.
U'Saturday is the day for grinding Corn,
and Friday for grinding custom Wheat.
We charge the eigth for grinding Wheatand
the sixth for grinding corn. but will exchange
at all times when parties wish to do SO.
Those living on the Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to ,.rmill
for the purpose Of having t ground, or exchan.
ged and not wishing to come with it, can send
itdown on some of the boats with instructions
BY letter, and We will have it hauled up to the
Mill and back FREE OF CHARGE.
1-rThe highest market price paid for wheat
and corn at all times.
Junel9 ly.nl5
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VIRGINIA.. IS;

NihNiNins 'o'
AT Rules held in the Clerk. Ofice Of ha
Circuit Court Of Putnam County in tie ucn.h
Of July, 1860.
John l.. McCord 4 James
s. McCord merchants and
prr;aers trading under the
name and style Of McCor Ia Deb.
B Co, plaintiffs.
vs.
Lewis II. Mccoy. drf't.
Tho objec, Of this suit Ia to recover II thu
defendant the sum Of 800 SIC with legal inter
est thereon from tho l2th day Of April 1861,
until paid,
The defendant not haying entered bis ap.
pcsrance, and it appearing from on affidavit in
his cause. that the said claim is just, aud that
the plaintiffs have present cause Of action
therefor; and it appearing further by said aai'
davit. that the said defendant is IePuted to ta
in sympathy with,hc so.called "Confcdorst.
States" that he has voluntarily In his usual
place ofabOdc in said county Of Putaam and
gene beyond the reach Of personal service Of
civil process issuing from said county, who're
he had last resided and hath 80 remained ab
sent for ninety days and more, since leaving
his usual place Of abode aforesaid, aud that tho
said defendant hath esta.e within tho Aaid
county ofpulnam.
Now, therefore. on motion Of tho plaintiffs
| Attorney it is ordered TINT the said Lewis H
Mccoy. do appear hero within one month after
due publication and posting Of this order and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
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bridge and Sigel offered them no oppOsi.
ton. Everything seemed favorable, but

bridge and Sige offered them no oppOsi.
ton Everything seemed favorable, but
tie scene soon changed. No sooner
had they crossel the bridge than Sigel
opens bis battery on the bridge. The
fourth shot completely demolshes it and
al The same time deadly FIRE Of musket'
~ assails the rebels in trout. Their re-
treat cut of, no hope left. few shots
from our battery, charge and they are
ours; not a man escapes. Nearly 1000
are said to have been captured aud about
400 killed and wounded. The enemy
having failed in this, now hurled forward
their forces with impetuOsi,y and strive
to oulaank Sigel by crossing a! Frencb's
Ford, but Gen Pope ordfs up Banks and
Reno 10 the aid of Sigcl and the enemy
i, again repulsed and moves higher up
the river.
How the next attempt Of the enemy
succeeded have no! ye, learned.