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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
FROM CAIRO.
The Steamer Hazel Dell Robbed BY the
Nebeis- I,urping and ExP'osion OF the
Gsexmrr Admiral.

Cane, H.. 7hnr.day, Oct 10. lG6!
The Rebel force which robbed the steamer Hazel
Dell yesterday at Caseyville, KY, commanded by
Cols. Anderson, johnson, and Martin, is supposed
10 have numbered 1000. 9hey took abo'h $1,000
worth Of clothing, groceries, and powder, and threat
ened TO burn all the boats falling into their hands
after the first of the month.
Two transports, tic Admiral and Philadelphia,
laden with ordnance stores, were burned at Colum-
bus to-day.
The fire originated in the cabin of the Admiral
and is supposed to Lave been tho work of al in-
cendary.
While the Admiral was burning she foatod against
the Philadelphia. A thousand kegs of powdeE were
taken from the latter before she was destroyed.
During tho eonhagrstion several bundre' shells
exploded on the Admiral, tearing her TO piece
Many houses in town were struck.
Gen. Dodge was slightly wounded by fragment
of "A shell.
The loss s estimated at $1,000
The expedition which left here last night for Bal
lard County, KY, bas returned with five prisoners,
and also captured number Of horses and mules.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
Rcs~Is ON the Ohio River.

CAIRO, Thursday. Oct ~, 49,.
The Rebels are siill at work on the Ohio river.
They stole Is negroes from the steamer Cordeha
yesterday, above Smiihland.
The Rebels camped on Tuesday night four niice
from Csseyyille. Col. Whuey's regiment, from
SLswneeown, started in pursuit Of them yesterday.
The steamer Exchange also landed 600 infantry and
two pieces Of artillery above Caseyvile on Tuesday,
and they also pursuing them.
The mail taken from the steamer Hazel Dell has
been recovered
An arrival from Helena says that last Saturday Q
battalion OF the "a Wiseoniin Cavalry went cut OF
the 81. Francis road 10 la Grange whore they were
attacked by the 9th Texas Rangers, and driven
back ten mes, when the Let Missouri came TO then
assistance. Twelve Rebels were captured inolud
ing Leuienant-Colonel
TIE health Of the troops 4, Helena w@ improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
From FORTRESS. Monroe.

fOhfss.s NoSHofY "wednesday. Dc'. ID. ib's
The guDboal Wyandotte arrived here yesterday,
aud was placed ~ The blockadng boat her duties
being board all vessels coming in going out Of
the Roads and 10 see that their pmses are correct.
The steamer Guide arrived hero this noon from
Baltimore, aud leaves this evening Beaufort NC.
The United States gunboat 1iahasks, from OFF
Wilmington, n. c., came into the Roads thie morn
Ing she experienced very heavy weather, snd lost
one man overheard while securing an anchor. She
reports that, Just before leaving Wilmington, the
Rebels opened fro foa feld-pieces on shore on the
gunboat Marbtaukas, killing masters mate, one
sailor, and wouniing five men, two rnoI,slly.
The Mahsska Immediately opened on the Rebels
who subsequently retired although they were out
VI range OF The Mahaskas guns.
One hundred and ninety Rebel prisoners arrived
here OH The Baltimore boat this morning from Fort
Mcieny. TAoy ae mostly wounded. and y in BE-
taken TO Aikeas Landing Ills afternoon
Inc ligie Minnesota VIII leave Newport News
tomorrow for some more important station.
TIE rear position oi the Buildings Of the H,gei..
Ho.d are nearly all demolished. Tho main aud
front portion, being on lower ground aud couse-
quenty Oh; " obsi.ucing range Of the guns Of the
fortress, viii probably be allowed 70 remain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
steele, Army Ordered 10 Pilot Hnob- How
TO Treat "A Female sces-sionisf-A rc'hcI
Demonstration AT 70 4 unerai.
7 h 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.

sfsciA Dispsich 10 Tie Chioaso Tribune.
81. IoUls. Oct. ~, 1862.
Gen. Sieeles Division OF the army, from Helena,
l. die, ubAI King from fleet OF steamboats, today al
sulphur Syringe, aud will proceed immediately 10
Pilot Knob. The movement from Helena WAS or
dered by Gen. Curtis on the eve OF q movement Tor
capturing Litlle Rock. Tie object OF ordering n
veteran brigade Of infantry, with heavy artillery.
into Southeast Missouri, suggests er,raor,iinsry
strategy, a. the only known Rebels there are gGtr-
rillas Gen. Steele 10 ia the city, Gen. behoheid II
al Cassvlle, No.
general opinion begins TO prevail here that the
Rebel movements an the Southwest have been very
much exaggerated, aud that half Of sohoieh's army
could have beaten all the ltehcls between Springfield
and Fort Smith. The Rebels have play Ell success
ful game Of deception.
Con. Totten at Springfield, and Gen. steele at
Helena, both received reports Of spies and Union
men from the interior Of Aknnsss and yet these re-
ports OF Rebel strength at Gross Iiollows do not
agree by 10000.
TIE wife Of An ex-Secession State Senator Of this
city was retirnned day from electing tenant for
UnonisIn, and the tenant prohibited from paying
ANY more rent until further orders.
Great Indignation 10 felt throughout the city be-
cause Of "A rank tfeasonabe demonstration Yesterday
on the burnl OF Of Prices staff oioer' killed nj
the battle Of Corinth, and buried with fashionable
AOnors The ALTAR was turned INTO Secession
gathering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
The Rebel EarihwoIl1s on thc Potomac
River Deuroyrd- SfunrI- Cn,alry Raid.

WAsB4sbT0S. ILuFssa. Clt TO- lAA
All nc cd Rebel ear,hworss IN the Potomac River
have been destroyed or rendered useless. During
The period in Which he gun-bcals were engaged IN
the work at COCKPIT Point, ilc Rebels IN squads OF
cavslfy with four Geld.pieces made their appear
auce but a few shells thrown among them deferred
them from making an attack
Tie Star Of this afternoon sAys: We ATE sure,
from information on which we con rely, that after
reaching Lecsbmg on Sunday morning last, The
Rebel Smart halted biz force there, between 500
and 5000 cavalry, with three pieces Of artillery,
until near noon OF the neat day. Meantime con-
siderable force Of the enemy consisting Of infantry
and artillery, approached within supporting distance
Of Stuart coming down the Wincheeter turnpike.
Lees idea evidently was that dash would le made
with small force from this vicinity upon Stuart at
Leesburg expecting that he wns there entirely UNI
supported. Due caro- was, however, taken by
Stuart to move Of for Winchester ere lapse Of
time suflcen, for considerable force from this Vi
cinity 10 get up 70 him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
PROM ,rissOURl.
corr,.poae,ne. Of The y. r. Thbuse.

coiIe,ponesnes Of The y. Y. Tribune.
N,oos Cirr. No. Oct 10 icsl
The work Of exterminaiiDg busl.whsckors IN this
State is nearly accomplished. Gen. Louis Merrill
whose headquarters are ., this place, commands
ihe Nortl. East Division Of the Missouri Army, aid
has proved h.uieli jus. the man for the business
IN which he Is employed. lie tried mild means only
ju,t long enough learn that mild means wero ofno
practical value. Tic 49, x shooting doubly and
tTebly pedgted tniton WIS commenced soycml
weeks tnce. Ten Of the mosi infamous de,peradoes
were disposed Of in this town on tie 26,h ult., and
ten or Gfteen oilers have been slot esewhoso IA s
section of tie Stale within the last three or four
weeks. Tie result - moot favorable. Tie bulb
whAclcrs have shrunk appalled, into their hiding
places, AMI tie ciii1ens Of No.th.Eaa.ep 3lssoud
arc enjoy ng more Of peace and safety ian al any PFC
yious time within eighteen months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
IMPORTANT FROM LITTLE ROCK.
AKKaNsAs.
The Rebel Forces Thc,e-Gntr-i from sicn.
schoncId-Teiegraphic Communication

Gen. Quits has received papers aud Dispatches
from Little Rick No TO the Gih inst. Thoy state
IIolues to be at that place with considerable iOrc
Hinaman At Duyas Bluff, OIL White River, Will
Parsons was nov.Dg north toward Missouri, ~hli
soyen thousand men, probably to loln Siecn An''
McBrce--thc latter heing oltbe near P0chh'ntss OF
moving upon Pilot Knob.
Abundant preparation is being made ior these
paities. -
Gen. Stesps anil . terhaus's divisions OF The Va
tionn army are moving and Gen. Carr remains
Helena with two diyi,ipuH to guard that lonl.
lie army Of The frontier under Gen. Scholield, L.
Il Csssyiilo and vicinity, aud tho enemy Las r.
treated beyond the Ni.souIi l'le.
1elcgraphc Communication 10 complete 70 Cas-
vile, aud Gen. Curtis Is using the wire direct TO
Gen. SchOields ,ent. All the troops arc IN good
health and sIirils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
FROM MEXICO.
Situation Of she French Army-Arrival Of
Gen. Forey-He is Insrasted with Dip
Iomn,ic Powers, and Hupersedes ea-


Iomntic Powers, and snpersedes ea-
Iigny.
By tho steam.frigate Massena, which arrived at
Quarantine on Wednesday, We have newsfroni Vera
Cruz up TO the 26,h of September last, week later
At that date the yomito had materially decreased
and hopes Of u comparatively healthier season were
entertained. The new French troops were arriving
slowly, 5000 only having landed at Vera Cruz when
the Masena left. IL was said that the expedition,
on account Of unexpected delays, would not leave
Orizaba before The end of October.
Some slight guerrilla skrmslies had taken place at
Ranches Techeria, seven miles from Vera Cruz,
without casualties on either side. Heavy rains had
converted the roads into impossible streams and rem
dered communication almost mpracticable.
The most important news brought by tire French
frg ate the arrival Of Gen. Forey at Vera Cruz on
the 22d of September. In addition to bis rank OF
Military Commander, the General 10 intrusted with
diplomatic powers superior TO those exercised by the
French Minister, Benyir de Saligny, VINO, although
retaining Lis place, will be- automatically speaking,
subordinate to Gen. Forey. This has been done, IL
is supposed to satisfy public opinion, which, right or
wrong, suspects DE saigny Of having personal in
teresi in Mexican politics.
The rumor at Vera Cruz was that after the death
Of Zaragoza, the Mexican army has disbanded and
organized in small guerrilla parties, overunnng the
country in all directions.
The Massena has come 10 New York 10 take pro-
visions, and viii leave THE city for Vera Cruz in .
few dave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

The complete IOut of Price and Van Dorm has
oyidently Il rined tie Rebels. IIe GreHod1 AD'
put Of the llh @ye lie ulIa Of hissssiipi u 10"
upon her. The enemy 't'uiolitts emLOldcnod b.
tueccff and backed by 10000 fresh troops noN on
The line OF tic Mobile and Ohio Railroad who car
be concentrated at point in sixty hou,s, Will BE-
hurled ngninst them with ir,esisut 10 force IL iur-
ter says II the UnoIIstr effect Judgment within
Ter border l. will be nnrofpible 70 drive them ont
IL calls Oh .he STATE not - trult for safety m the
Confederate Government bat to rally Ut once every
MAJ in lie State. In speaking Of the condition Of
the Rebel army, Jh. Alpeai says the heart Of every
patriot will bleed as his eyes pa,s over the record OF
It's suffering and distress. la Heavens name. let II
not lie "a record OF our fbame. In another place IL
tays: We tremble for our noble troops when We
think Of Tue approaching Winter"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
The gsmii.fmeuts in the STATE.

MHASr. TAuT.d.y o.. ", 1904
blank alphabetical hsls Tor the names OF all per-
sons who have enlisted iIom the dideront towns in
the state since the I'd Of July IequIcd by section
Z, General Orders No. 20, arc being prepared under
tbs di,,ciiou Vi the Adiulau, General, and Viii bo
forssu led to each District Committee without delay.
These lists are to be spproyed by vote OF The d.
irict Committees and reiuruei to he ACjltant'
General ~ lie lot day Of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
iht Roeeni Haid-serioms Case OF Mail
Robbery 4" the Arniy-Tbc Enemy
reported s;iii IN force shout Winchester.

(i.G C4y Own sorfess d1,L
H0LINR HCaTs. Oei. H. leC1
TIE "tdk" acre "a Il u the recent successfl--in-
stusly sn0 oesig!-" raid made around our entire
Wy By Gen. Stuart caval.y. Willie few con
- Themselves y asyins tina. 1t was all the fault
a t'oY. CaGin, who ought not to have Withdrawn
ss p. snnsylvan.s militia 50 quickly from The pro-
teton q the borjer, the many declare that tie
celens pd'ng- Of our armies here could but
nd no;i cave prevented tho retreat into Virginia.
'swae a. own al hesAalar;crH on Saturday nigh,
wa. ;he Re 'els were moving toward Point Of Rocks.
. aTgc pro- 'oIlion o. our cavalry Gr.e here had
,fcs ssn' up TO WilliaEsport, under the impre,son
rei Stuart he ougdt 70 hare been better known by
"i' 'imsl wouo ioolshly attempt 10 retire by the
'res route by which be had come over. When 1t
q" s'eertsined that he was going across below us,
20 biisAdes from Is. Infide's corps were sent down
- r01l u kocks- there wss one brigade there al
"~';-,sI w vIss wee insufficient 10 prevent the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

EEw.YoEE TLlrsdiy, Oct. 10. ic.'
The following dispatch vas received this evening
from The Governor Of haine:
Augusta, BE, Oct 10, 1862.
Cd Co' lnaR r. HOWE nliiary Agonts
" The 9th Regiment leaves today for Washing
ton. The go Regiment viii leave ON Saturday, and
The 27th Regiment on Monday.
cJeNAEL WASuRpREE.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
" Wrnt 10 pieces Nil at ooce
An at oIce. aud nothing hl 4,
bulble. DO that blrt."


The nstonizied triatrippeIs fortunately scran-
bled INTO IA boat and found themseFes floating over
her quiet grave, aud wondering what had Imp
lened. ,.,
ing prepared to udoin the bottom Of Lake Near
aqua, work was cauigdon by another agent upoa
the Irlust Road. This IOad ~ now considered
about ready. and by Tie Advertising columns OF The
N.w-iork papers We rec that passengers VIII Dc
pnt through - California IN II duye They viii
certainly be "pui through - if they start.
Tho cuI state OF things is quickly told. NO
steamer ia set Known to BIO On The Dan jam hiN.r.
Thee il no steamer ON The lake, and there ate 40
csrfinccs or menus Of transportation on the road.
40 ruler wh1iyes cAist az tho e'nini At The 70, 3D.,
and al tho lake cad Wnnu Is Indispensable "a The
safety of la.stugcrs. Even "A tAo Company get
steamer. INTO the river thlS cannot run theiu Oh 10
he Ike, becuuso small, hai, light.Gnit steamer
necessary TO run The swift rapids Of the San 'uan
,suuot bo safely put on the stormy LAKE.
Bat il is hy no means lmpOa.lhe that company
who intcuced 10 carry passengers on the Virgin may
irv l.. There should be neuly a hundred Ordsce
ou the road, at pIefont there does not eN'B' one
Tho ,gater coufes III be Almost impae able. and
messengers should succeed IN Laundering over ire
road, baggage cannot be sot across. DOUBT II
So 900 huf been oXp, Lded by the company, IA an
he work tloy hiye done. No competent person ~ ~
charge OF ikoiy 10 be. Tho peope OF NicaTagua'
WAN tlaurt, the President aud CABINET are III
ftyor vi il, but they do not want 10 s3c a new
''Nasliugi0n and Hermann" affair. Lei Tie travel
ing yui la beware. The Nlcua1ua transit CANNOT
le opened 80 oheapy thai the inst 800 passengers
vi pay the whole cost Of it, When time IA taken
and "a requisite amount oil money paid ioi intelligent
work, then, ana not until then, can proper tranelt
he opened. The time has gone hy when people
start Tor California, expecting to s'lier every iafd-
shin and prepared TO be- abuDdaDty thankful II they
ct Ihere with their bles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

Rrs-srAScE 10 THE ESRoLLALsT FOR tvs
DltlFr IN IINSsYLyASIA.---In various sections Il
Pennsy ANA, very bad, disloyal disposition, bss
leen eviucei by Iish citizens, ins,isated by Den-
oertic politicians. They have been shamefally I'm
posed mon by this ClaFs of Rebel sympathirers, who
Lave hey assured them that the draft and al pro-
ceelinss under i, were Illegal. Although the drnt
was 70 take place yesterday, it Was Impossible 10
complete the enrolment in the town OF biakeiey,
Luaeme County, until the day before. Several
fruitlss attempts had been made to make the enroll
ment. and On Friday last military company was
taken 10 tho place, when fight with The lrlslmcu
ersuee. The military was obliged to fire upon them,
tiinc four or five and again on Wednesday 200 "
ha military. with a small cannon, were taken Up,
when. the ALTAR .suminga serious aspect the Irish.
men desistei FROM their opposition, and tlo enrol-
uent was completed.
The same trouble has been experienced in Carbon.
dale. The same class OF citizens, residing in the
lower wards, have resisted so strbbornly that tho
enrolling officers have been unable to complete thst
laLors
Aso in Scr anton the same resistance wa shown
but the officers succeeded in completing w. .nn,iA
meDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
a sad pIosion Of Jnsres Pre-
itciiic.

SAC uArpoa. +. /, rimsiay oet 10, 1901
A sad acciecn, occurred here to-day during uisl
of The James projeetile in prescnee Of some French
and Russian officers OF artillery and considerable
coucouse of citizens ...y
Owing % an accident or from c.gclessness, shell
exploded, Killing Henry DeverDu of shis viage and
severely iniuring MIR. n. James, VI. p. Byram,
Cant. james Smith and Creas Berger. Fseueh Of.
fO,r. fa.
Several Others We're also more or iess wounoed.
Tie sufferers have the very best care and alter
ton Tat tie village can afford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

80 much OF General Orders No. l25 az dismissed,
Lieut.. VIM Warren, 3S,b \. Y. Vols, IL, ~ diree-
ton Of tie President, revoked.
REvlEw<bf TROOPS.
The % Brigade OF Casoys Division were reviewed
this afternoon by Gen. Casey. Tley acquitted !hep-
selves unusually well ior new Recriits, and Cd
credit 10 ts,insigclon of i'er oieers and the sks
of the accom-. sled isciciau who ias them in corr
maud. a.1
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-sass skse EDeseFters.e

6ssSfsPUi ia i 4tellefiek Il. .aandnlaR and pri-i
vale James e. Faris Of my Co. D, 4Sth Va
Regs.. deserted tleir.company while, near Liber1
IL Mills. tie 18th altimo, Goodinanis25 years
81 age. 5 feet about l1inches high, dark llair'
dark eyes, rasher saliow complexion, short black
whiskers tlliuiT ser, ard principally under the
chin. Faris is % years OF age, 5testglD inches
iigh. light sandy h;lir, inclined to be bushy,
blne5eyes, far complexion. and very Light red
whiskers on the emil tniy.
On the next evening. Andrew 4. Edds, detail
ed to drive. Goranlssafy wagon since Jnae last,
was arrested for stealing fin uniiogu, coat, be-
sides other clothing ana yaaabies, belonging to
Dr.. Flemning. Daeirg the night be made his
escape from. The guard, saHd Is now en:his way
home, o. more prebsibl 10 near zeltieoder, Ien-
nesses. where his brethet resides. lie salarge
man weighing about 2oo, is % yestis Of &c,
6 feet high, dark shaif, light hiae eyes, liorid
con,plexion.s aud Wears no Whistles.
They all reside inthe vicinity Of seven Nile
Ford. Slayfll county, IA, swIitier, il is snppos-
Ell, they ore making slfeir way. TIE us,lfi re-
ward Of $50 each will be paid ior, their appre-
hension and tsle7taarY to their command. or aug
milit..rs post in the Confederate States
r.. II. DUNG IN, Capt.
Comdg. Co. D, 18th Va. 9egt
Camp near Fredericksburg, Nov. ID, ioo2..
Dec 10 1S6o-3t
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To The Cte,| Of the eoaaay Court Of sad Gost'as:
nae, George v. LitcA6eld, S. ". Calnanaa
w and Joseph LeWark, three freeholaers Of
/ said county, do hereby certify, that by virtue
Z Of Il warrant to as directed, by Noble Aleuins
mis-, q Justice of the said county, we have this
day, en- our oaths, viewed and appraised three
head Of Cattle, taken up by John N. Hulnes. On
his land, as estrays, and assess the valueiof the
said estrays at $35 each for twos and S. s9 Tor
one of the said three head of Cattle--sbat is
500 for the three head of Cattle. One II ia
Steer, about three years. old dark brindle color,
no ear marks or brands. One other is o Stuei.
about three years old, color red, no brands with
aeropsoff the lelf ear and a half crop of the
right ear The other is sHeifer, red celos,
with some white under the belly, no brand.
with acrop off y the left ear, and an under hit
off.the rightcar, and a swallow fork in. the same
r;gsrt ear. and shout four years old. 8
Given under our hands, this 9th day of No
vember, 1862,
S.W. CARNAHAN,s
JOSEPH LEW ARK.
y GEORGE V. LITCHFIELD. /
ACbpys este,
@ IS JOHN G. sKREdER. &C.
flaci X l26ssaLs,ys 81 q 4, 81 =
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MAEIIIA WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
AbangdOn. virginia.

II inotan GolIeye win commence the 18Th If
lsa md esten r. dav of y,ne
'1 1st;ss = sss ~ 3 ] 's'.e $
rhs rate ,,f charoes for af the session,
S s. sollnsgs
5For Board. including fuel lights Sc. Si00 90
& e & TsSt;an in Cdiesiate Course. $500
J "a q s e. in5ernisdiiiate course. 81 90.
i. ID IS g preparatory Course. liz. 90.
7 Esslngsps zee zoe same TIME i. 20
49, 1tr
- u$eAUH ~ VsAoA ASssatSAAS 10 n y
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10 Hte Cerk oJsfse County Court Of SGD eoast2' :
NATE, Joseph Blakemore, William Lambert,
w and John Az. Lambert, three free holders
of the said county, do hereby certify, fhat ~
virtue of warrant to us directed by hliiam
Marshall. Justice Of said county, We have this
day, on our oaths, viewed and appraised four
hogs, taken up by Henry Dougherty, on his land
as estrays. and assess the value of the said es-
trays al fifty-two dollars. Tworof them are yell
low spotted, and two are black spotted. and a
bout Is mouths old. One Of them IS, marked
with an under-bit, and half7crop il the left ear
Given under our hands this 18th day Of October,
s1a6aa JOSEPH S. BIsAKEAiDRE,
WILLIAM IsANBERT,
JOHN w. LAMBERT.
A Copy.Teste,
HENRY J. MORGAN, c. d. 5
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49, 6. = = x
VERGENHA :--At Rules held IN the Clerks
Y Office of the County Court Of Washington
county, on Monday, the Sd day of November
1862:
Austin NJ. Appling, PHI,
u.s. 80 In Case.
Madison W.s,Iones, DIT.
The object;of this suit is, to recover Of the de-
PENDANT the sum of $45,16, due by account
with legal interest thereon from the lst Janua-
ry, 1851, and subject to the payment thereof
certain funds inthe hands of William King Heis-
keh, s.. w. G., who mas been garnisheed for the
puTpose. And it appearing by legal evidence
that. the defendant is'not resident of this Conn
,moawealth, the said def. is required to appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order, andtdo what. is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
Acopy .Teste,
JOHN G. KREGER, C. C.
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81. PERSONS wishing to make q safe insazt
$3.50 raent, would do well to secure goul
selection Of Fruit Cat old Irices HOW,
wIlils money is plenty. + viii furnish Apple
Trees Of the most approved varieties al from
I5sts SEQ per hundred, delivered at the Depqt
in abingdon, packed carefully for transppata-
ton q
Catalogues viii be furnished by mail when
applied for. sAM'L w. CARNAEAN- s.
Oct 81, 1862.
20 N n New is fl,es seasfr fnr r,lantipv