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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFTICT
LnulANllle- kN- Juno Ia 1852

Louisville, ny, juno II, IobZ,
FALL PROPOSALS WI b RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until y O'Clock NJ. ON saturday. the 2lst Of
June. 1862, for furnishing eighteen hundred Cavalry
Hor>es-twelve hundred to be delivered at Louisville and
six hundred al Lexington, Ky.
The Horses must be sound. not less than 6 nor more
than 5 years old, nor less than - hands high, Of dark
colors and well adapted TO cavalry service, and be sub
jected 10 a rigid inspection by sworn Government inspec-
tor>. No mares nciH be dcceTfed.
The delivery To commence on or before the Isl July,
lS61, and the whole 10 be delivered on or before the
18th Of July. ls62.
Proposal may be made for furnishing the whole or part
of the number required at each place.
Bidders must be present al the time OF opening the
bids, and be prepared 70 enter into a contract and exc
cute "A bond. with two OF more sureties for its faithful
performance. No bid rrfgR am dsSioyak person NIL De-
considered, AMI the riyh Is reserved Of rejecting any or
all the bids. For further particulars address
Col. THOS. SWORDS,
jel7-dtd Asst Quartermaster Gen. L. - A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-18
EsrabIished in I7sO.

nAKER's PREMIUM cHOcOLATF-PURF PRE-.
PARED Cocoa. B-oma, French. Homeopathic and
vanilla Chocolate. warranted equal in quail y and flavor
n The Paris Chocolates; have stood the Test Of over three
quarters 81 a century, aud are pronoanced BY al who
have once used them 70 be superior To any others
Manufactured By W. BAKER & Co, At their Mills. IN Dor
chester. Mass and for sale az their Bra Oh Depot no
2lT Fulion street. New York City. and y GrOcers and
Dealers generally throughout The Union.
Addres IL. l.. FIERCE,
ielo-dam 9iT Fulton street. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-18
special Notice.

10 I'D YER TLSERS-AH advertisements taken fer
"a specified time, dad ordered ont beroye the erpifdti0a
Of TIE time specified, acHtbe charged the reyHar rdtas
f0rtte sHf"e Up 10 tie time hey IRE ordered ont.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

The year awakcs from her winter nap in
April; but she only gets half awake, and
does not seem to feel certain whether it ought
t.be winter or spring, so she gives us touch
81 both seasons, now fierce and cold winds.
and then balmy airs, scowlinS clouds aud soft
sunshine, now hail and SNOW, thcra soft, pat
tering rains, washing the face of the fields
and bringing ont bright color here ant. there
in her new dress. But May unfolfS many
ehar,as.. She covers the earth with green
and dots it with flowers Of varied hue; fills
the trees and shrubs with bursting buds and
expanding blossoms, and loads the air with
fragrance. All is life and activity in May
May is crowded with duti, for the husband
man, as it is active in vegetable and animal
life. Tagging will not answer now. Your
plans being laid, and your implements in or
der, you 20 to work with good nature, with
stout hearts and willing hands, and every
stroke will tell.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

SIZED AS FAST AS You PLow.-Ths is much
neglected, much to the loss Of the farmer
Ii is common practice to pillow land weeks
hessre it is seeded. 7 is gives an advantage
to the seed Of weeds in the soil to get a fine
start. Tie. moisture and mellowncss of the
earth when first turned, causes seed put in
there to vesetate Immediately. How much
better it would be that the grain should have
the advantage than the weeds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

VEGETABLE GARDEN.-Gct ur Garden in
good Older, SOW an abundance of seed for
kitchen vegetables; beets, parsnips, carrots,
early turnips, lettuce, radish, cabbage, and
caulifiower. Gardening is a civilizing and
improving occupation in itself, it's influences
are all beneficial; it usually makes people
more industrious and more amable Screen
the Garden from the northeast and northwest
winds,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

CANADA THI,rLEs KILLED By SuN.FLOwEns.
Mr. Hale, Of Mamoroncck, New York, SAYS
the cultivation Of Sun Flowers upon hntl in
tested with Canada thistles, will destroy these
posts Of the northern farmer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

The FRUIr GARDEN.-Examine carefully,
all the trees, shrubs and plants in the garden
to see that nethins exists to obstruct their
growth. Insects my have been sheltered on
them through the winter which can now be
easily destroyed; OF moss may have gather
cd which must be rubbed off, and the trees
washed with soft soap and water. Set out
raspberries, currantS, gooscbcrries and straw
berries
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

HAY.--The high price of hay in these parts
the last winter and this spring. has awak
farmers to SOW more tame grass. If our far.
mers would break up their waste land and
SOW Timothy, red-top and clover, it would
pay them well. Sow Tame grass. then, say
We,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
11S,I|aagl1lg!! ,P|lhl1
ASPECIrIC REMEDY FOR
SfER.Ni TOHHHEI or SEVyyIy WEtEN

II 7"-U-1 7O"HHEI OE SEU7NIL WEIKNESy.
This Is the only remedy for Seruot DeJiiity In,po-
tency, .Stesiii,y de- which has oD1,orgy OF H. NH;
c'h igfeSs'"h Its success has been extraordinary
--etleet.s cures in where all other methods IL
Treatment had Jailed One to six b0yes Of the SPECIFIC
Pills will permanently any case Seminal Weak.
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whether CONSTITUTIONAL arising from abuse escess
IMPORT Ant MEDICAL TESTIMONY
" have n>ed yonr SPECIFIC Pill in many cases az
SPerniatorriea, and with the mast perfect success
-. MLrnS SANDERS, NJ. d., LID"
We believe to be as near Specific rs any medi.
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S'r 10 len doses DR.. Ii. KEITH: Iaeyitata oar,,0l
Of -He,iicdi Science
- have found them 0H TINT eonid De Desired Their
elect has been truly wonderful. T.. p. DCKEE NJ D."
This Is not Homeopathic Remedy nor is there
any mercury Or other deeierioas ingredients combined
with 1t.
fhltE.-Si per box; six boxes for %. by mail pre-
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States. by
ntoty Y. WINCHESTER sc John Street X v
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

SCALDING SORGrM SEED.-Put the sorsum
seed into basket; pour the scalding water
over it; cover the seeds few hours. The
scalding water cracks the hull, but running
off Immediately, does not cook the seed. You
will find at least one weeks time gained by
this process.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

GEArTlSG.-This is the season for grating.
In grating. do not cut off all the limbs the
first year, in so doing you check its natural
forces and induce an unhealthy state Be-
side, the suitable season for grating is not
the best time for pruning. Therefore, cut
Oft only the limbs to be grated, and leave
the others to shelter the youn scions through
the summer. and prune gradually afterwards.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
NEW REMEDIES FOR
= Il +; II NJ a II O IL II III &c A

IUyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA.
l. 4 Rensroieaf Hsfit"tio. rstbliskedJy xJs.,I IN.
do,rn.et. for ne Ief.f ct Ire Sick and distressed,
afflicted wiM ri.wI."ton CH.Daic Diseases. o.6 es
gecioHy for the L"'. yL'ise"seS cfMe Sexual Organs.
MEDICA ADVICE given gratis by the Acting surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and the NEW RENE
DIES employed In the Dispenser y, In sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Two three STAMPS for most.
age acceptable. Address DIR. J. SKIiLIN HOIGlITON
Howard Association, No. = Ninth st. Philadelphia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
HElxfz MANAOOD:.
aKIAg Howl lost, How Restored

'"st Inh'~hed ma Set,fed Enreope. Price Sir C.asa
ALECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT. AND
Radical Cure of SpermatorrhGa. Seminal Weak nos.
:" Marriage generally Nervousness Consumption Epi
lesy and Fits: Mental and Physical Incapacy resulting
from Self Abuse, &c.-By Rom. j. CIR yEHwri, n
Author Of the Green RoOk &C. - - - - -
The world-renowned author In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from bis experience that the awful
consequences 81 Sefaiuse may be eHectunlly removed
without medicine and without DANCE surgical opera
lions, bosies, Instruments rings cordias poin,jp.
out mode Of cure at certain andeectua by which
every sufferer, matter what his condition NAV be NAV
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tlre VIII prove a boon TO thousands and thousands
Sent under seal. in plain envelope any address on
the receipt Of six cents or two postage stamps by nd
dressing Dr. CIJAS i G KIiNr
31l21 EowEry NEv YaEx Pnsy C,rrrr Enx as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

To PREVENT ROT IN PUrArOEs.-Tt is said
that ahou, a gill Of Stacked lime dropped up
on the seed just before covering, will prevent
the rot. 1t is simple, try it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

Com CRor.-Plow deep, pulvcrizc and
manure well, and then let it be wet or dry.
you will rarely fail Of obtaining good Gro
Of corn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

Horse RADIsm should be grown for cattle.
1t is as good a condm> mt for them as it is
for man. Give il to any animal to cure loss
of appetite. Ifthcy will not cat it, chop it
up fine and mix with chopped potatoes or
turnips, or with meal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
PETER MELCNov, EDITOR.
From the Hume Journal. pa
New from the war"..-A Sketch fer the
Times. T..

ri INEiISE 8. SMITH.
Two women sit at a farm. house door,
lfuisily reading the news,
While softly around them fair Twilight sheds
Her tender shadows and iews.
Peace smiles In the clo,nilcss heaven above;
Peace rests OF the lxnl>cay~. fair;
And Peace. like q holy spiri, OF love,
Broosis In the s~hps air. ....
But not one ray of peace illnnes
Those sad and wi-tful eyes,
Whica search the printed record DER,
As mariners search the skies.
Look on their facrs-cne like a rose
FRESH with the beauty Of May;
The other pale waning nn~,n
Seen through the clouds Of gray.
Yet, though one l. young and the other old,
With the same s"ft glory they shine;
For they're tinted with tenicrest lights and shades
By love, the artist divine.
Now, fast AS a radiant vision, fades
The glow Of the Western skies;
Yet the readers read on--nnu,irdful Of all
Save the paper before their eyes.
Nothing to then the charms Of that hour!
The magic Of meadow and hill
For spirits bowed dow with a weight Of care
Arc blind to the beautiful still.
Deeper the shadows of twilight fall;
More hnshed <: ows the dewey air,
When suddenly breaks on that holy calm
A quick wild cry Of despair.
The younger glances have found It first
The record SCI sad and brief;
''Nortally wOu,dcd"-two dread words
Winged arrows VI palm and grief.
"Mortally wounied--look again;
Alas! II Is all too true
Not the brave alone, hut the fond and fair
Are n'or'ally wounded, too.
lie, on the battle field far away;
They, In their quiet home
The wife and the mGth-r who never more
Shall see their loved hero come.
The grass will grow where the warrior fell,
And sweet wild flowers may bloom
On the very turf once blackened and burned
Ny the fearful fires Of doom.
hut the smiling summers. that come and go,
Cis,G never. never heal
The bleeding hoso,ns which felt today
Something sharper than steel
''Mortslly wounded oh, dread war!
Many victim Is 'hinc
SHrc those who hear your terrible voice
Go laundering along the line.
we.sire proud names and echoing hymns
Aud build up monuments grand,
10 the gallant spirits who suffer and fall
In defence VI their native land;
Bet US yield tenlerer tribute still
Sad tears and pityiny sigh
In the uncrowned martyrs who silently sink
Aud die when their heroes die.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
Roads,.

None but barbarians live without roads,
Every civilized people have the conveniencics
OF public highways. The higher the state of
civilization and Intellectual improvement in
any country, town, or neighborhood, the
higher is the grade of convenient means OF
locomotion and transit of the products of the
earth. Show us a ncighborhood where the
roads are bride paths and the streams bridge
less. and VIC will prove by actual comparison
that the people are but little in advance Of
the inhabitants Of Central Africa. "Thc al.
vance in prosperity Of a country is ever in
proportion to the facilities Of travcl-thc ways
and means of social and business communi.
cation. which intcrScct and cover as with
net work, more or less minute, its whole in.
habitable surface" No country on the earth
has so many roads, or rather lanes through
cultivated lands, and paths through the
woods, as this but not one in hundred is
in such condition as would indicate that the
dwellers thereon had reached the highest
civilization. you would mend the ways of
any people you will accomplish it the easiest
by commencing with the public highways
PLANT SHADE TREEs.-Evcr since we com.
mcnccd our laboIs in the "Field and Gar
dcn.' VIC have increasingly cried-PM"t
Shade Trees' We strike one more blow for
the cause now, because now is the time to
plant. Independent Of their market price,
in dollars and cents, trees have their value
they are connected in many ways with the
civilization of a country; they have their i'm.
portancc in an intellectual and moral sense. |
How easy it would be to improve our farms
and homes in country and town by little
attention to setting out few shade trees
How little expense and labor would all this
require, and how desirable would the result
be. Future generations would thank you for
it. Assurcdly, the pleasing character thus
given to farm or ncighborhood is far from
beneath the consideration Of a sensible man
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

RADIsH.-These may be sown at all times
in warm soil. The land should be well
MANFRED, deeply dug, and raked free from
clods and stones. For succession of crops,
SOW once in two weeks.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
DR.. LA CROIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
Physiological View of MARRIAGE.

$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGHAVINSS Price only
Twenty five cents Sent free Of postage To all parts
Of the tnion On the nfrInteS of youth and maturity
disclosing the pllies If both Of all ages causing de
iity, nervousness. depression of spirits Of
the heart, suicidal masinnEs, involuntary emissions
'ns'ings defective memory. indigestion and ssi,ue.
rim confession ri NrHEa3 interest ETA B~,d;Dy
.Sehn1 Niss, Coii|ge Sndent. nnd q YoaDg MosrieI
L'y. de-, &c II is truthful adviser to the married
doubts of their ply steal condition, and who are conscious
"f having hazarc the health happiness and privileges
to which every human being is entitled.
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness .,en
orally caused by bad habit in youth the effects Of which
dizziness pains. fors.cfulness sometimes n ringing
IN the ears weak eyes, loss Of memory with melancholy
may he cured by the authors NEW PARIS AND LON.
Don TREATMENT.
We have recently devoted much our time in visiting
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the knowledge AMI researches Of the skilfu PIys
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VIII" place themselves under care will have the fu
benefit Of the many NEW AND EFFICACIOUS HEW
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and the public may rest assured Of the same zeal assu
i'y: SECRECY and attention being paid to their cases
wlIcl, has successfully distinguished us heretofore ny
Physician in PECULIAR department of nr,frssnn,,
Practice ia" tie past t~enty.frr years.
FnENcn FEMALE PnLS.-Lades who wish for Medicines
the efficacy Of which have been tested ntusauds Of ca
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Is ladies soni B" take them il they have rca son Ia be-.
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the United States or Canadas 49,
TO THE LADiES-Who need n confdentnl medical
adviser WIN regard To any Of those
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are particularly invited to consult us. E.
THE ELECTRO GAIvANic PsnrEcrIvE"-F married
ladies whose he nth will not admit who have desire
:" Increase their families may he obtained AS ahoy. II
sa perfectly safe preventive to conception and has been
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1864.


Daily. Weekly and Tri-NVeel<ly.
THE CHICAGO JOURNAI.rIHsTEs rAr.
followed the principles Of the old Wing Party into the r.
publican ranks and in the party If the Union WILL
as II ever has. oppose public fraud. corruption and the
enemies Of the Union. II will advoratc thu, Of
the property Of loyal Union men, in every part Of III.
non. and will ln all In it, power iu assist In crushing
out the ra's lr.: rebellion which has called half million
Of armed int" the field, 10 defend the Stars and
Stripes. l;ut the newspaper reading public 81 Va. West
know too well what the Chicago Evening journal to be-
told n IT, is only necessary say that now In. "a
cilics for giving
TIE LATEST NEWS
that has enjoyed before and that its Ed;to,ij
AMI H.porforioi f1,r'e will be Increased Ia an extent
that warrants us in promising able and good general
while its PdifH C.o,urt, shall a. II always has been
fully up with the demands Of the in
spirit. bold In expression. and firm in the support Of
RIGHT PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES.
olposiny Wrong in all its forms, aud coming fearless
~ IN maintenance of
THE CAUSE OF JUSTICE AND TIE PEOPLE.
opposed I" the Vaccinations and intriyrs of arrogance.
cliues, and corrupt combinations for the
Of ambitions men or special interest at the expense the
pubc welfare will ut the same time discuss all subject.
and questions Of apnbc character freely carefully and
candy, and give n and an abstract ri
the general Intelligence Of the day be into
It's columns.
ITS COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DEPARTMENTS
these Interests Increase In extent and public Importance
TIE TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
shall be second 20 that Of paper in the West ".
shall continue tn receive the regular Press
patches and all the special intelligence that careful
reporters stationed ut the more important centres
Of the country can send us.
THE LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
hall continue t" be given with that rc. Of promptncss
and fun-ss that has hitherto rendered TnE JorsNA the
best Chicas" local paper.
~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
,GJel1 uub GgrDsu /,

- THE CULTIVATION or THE EARTH, AND THE DE-
vEIOrMENT or ITS RESOURCES, CONSTITUTE
THE BASIS AND THE SOURCE Of All. REAL
WEALTH" s.... -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

Sow Coop SEED. -" Whatsoever a man
soweth that shall! he also reap" Take care,
then, what you sow in youthful hearts, as
we'll as i'm the soil!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
THE WEEKLY J0URLAL.

Containing most of the matter II six ,laiies is mailed
every Thursday evening. Single copies ~ ~ per an.
mum; clubs Of FIVE and upwards ~ per annnl In clubs
oil :" or more the geter up OF the club is entitled
copy.
We hope that the patrons Of the Journal will aid us in
extending its weekly circulation at the above price
TerMs-Payable in Advance.
All kinds Of Book Gard. Circular and Blank Printing.
done at cheapest rates by Steam Presses al the Journal
Address
---. JOHN l.. WILSON PraLIsurR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
FINkLE e LYON
SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY,

53S Broadway. New York.
\orerSon who cont.mplatcs pnrclasinga Sewing Ma
: chine for family manufacturing. purposes ,h,rlJ
fail I" send for of circulars which contains cut,
AMI full descriptions Of the various styl. prices and
Samples =" work, all Of which send b., mail Tree We
claim to have the
Best SEWN. Machine in the N'orId
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
THE TRI.wEEKLY JOURNA1

Containing all the Of two daie is issued on Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday Evenings and contains the
news In the daily 81 those days.at - per aIinu s..
for six months; ~ for three tbs Clubs of five AZ
to each Clubs Of ten AT s35'-each. Clubs Of twenty
at III, ~. Clubs of fifty, at ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
May

For thee, the fragrant zcphyrs blow
For thee iescenis the sunny shower:
The rilis In softer murmur tiow,
Aud bright blossoms gem the bower.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

The report was adopted and ordered print
ed in thcGAzErTE. The President appointed
|. Schcnck and Geo. b. Vansaun, as the
Com. recommended in the report.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
Rout OF Benbridges, Guersllas.

ST. Louis, Nov. 4.
We have additional details of the recent
rout of Benbridges' guerillas at Ballingee
Mills, in South East Missouri. The forces of
Dewy and Lazea formed junction beyond
Pittman's Ferry. Dewy had running fight
for Is miles with Benbridges' suerillas Our
loss was trifling. Several OF the enemy's otii-
GERS were taken prisoners. Lazea chased de-
tachment of Boones men from Van Buren, to
Belngee Mills, five miles this side of Poca-
hontas. The killed, wounded and captured of
the enemy amounts TO 236. Our loss was one
killed and forty-four wounded.
The prisoners say they had orders from
Hindman to make forced marches 10 SPRING
field, follow the rear of our army under Scho-
field, take Springfield, and cut off his supplies.
a dispatch has been received by Gen. Da-
wilson, stating that Col. Lazea had returned
to Patterson. He went to Pocahontas, drove
the enemy across the river, followed him sew
eral miles, made many important captures, and
had only three men wounded and one taken
prisoner The enemy lost twenty killed, be-
sides forty horses and eighty stand of arms.
Dewy has also arrived with number of
prisoners. having lost two wounded, and in
1icted a heavy sloss on the rebels.
Important letters have been captured. 1t is
ascertained that Jackson is at Little Rock.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Supreme Judicial Court.

OCT. TERM-wALToN, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-In the cases of Woodside ct al
VS.. Forsaith, and Woodside ct al. VS.. Berry,
the jury came in and reported that they were
unable to agree upon a verdict. The papers
were taken from them and they were dis
charged from any further consideration OF the
subject. 1t is said they stood eight for de-
PENDANTS and four for plaintiffs.
No. 1S3-Edward C. Chase, libellant, VS..
Sarah L. Chase. Libel for divorce. Cause
desertion. Divorce decreed.
Vinton & bennett. Shepley & Dana.
No. I37.--John Goddard VS.. Andre Gushing
ct al. Assumpsit on account for use of plain
tif7s boom and scow ON ST. John river and its
tributaries in the years 1854 and 1855. De-
PENDANTS deny that they used the boom of
plaintiff, and allege that Goddard used their
scow in exchange for the use of his. The
case was argued by Mr.. Butler for defendants.
Mr.. Goddard will argue his own side Wednes-
day morning.
Shepley & Dana. Fessenden & Butler.
Court adjourned to 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning.