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SALE.-Default having

xv1 been made in the conditions Of certain mort
gage executed by David Jones and Nmra his wife and
Daniel Jones' Of the State Of Michigan Ira Davenpcrt
Of the State New York. dated the twenty third day Of
Nay A. D. eighteen hundred and nfy nine and recorded
June third A d. 1850 in the Office Of Register Of Deeds
for the county Of Ingham in the State Of Michigan. IN
oer II Of mortgages pages s16 and S7 upon which
mortgage there is claimed TO be DUE AZ the date Of this
notice the sum OF hundred and sixty three dollars
and seventynve cents and suit or proceedings ai
Aw having been instituted to recover any part thereof
notice therefore hereby given, that or hursay the
twenty ninth day Of Nay next at twelve O'clock noon
shall sell at public auction the highest bidder (sals
70 take place at the front door Of the lngaam county
Circuit Court House the village Of AAson) the prem
ses contained IN such mortgage Tor 50 muA thereof
shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due sucf
mortgage, with ten per cent interest, and legal costs
together with sttorney fee Of ffty dozrs
TED for thefen) that is 0y. the following piece o
parcel Of land situate in Ineham county, Michigan viz
the south east quarter OF section twenty
ship north Of range wess excepting SIXTY
OF from north part, conveyed heretofore to ThonA
Austin ~
Dated Dserois, February ~, A. .. lee1
l IRA nAvESf0N, Norteagee.
VIZ }. wAIKRxAy, Attorney. l3w3Ss
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Too FREE WITH The SALT.-One Of the
Memphis papers eives eolemn warning that
the people Of that city, before they viii surrsn-
der it 70 the Federal troops, =" viii demoiikh Il,
and COW its site With salt" 1t 10 anuslng to
hear fellows talk in this way, who can't get
salt enough TO cure their PORK, or even 70 seo-
sou their mush and boiled egga-Lssisviils
your0Al
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

tEin Scotch town, man from the coun.
try applied to respectable lswyer for legal
advice. After detailing the circumstances o.
the case, be was asked II be had stated toe
facts exactly as they occurred. "On, ~, III,
rejoined the applicant I" thosght Il best TO tsil
you the plain truth; yea can pit the lees insili
yerself"
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HEMMING COTTON.

:. Hem them inl' Ia the country's cry
See how the bayouet needles nyl
Nothing neglect and nothing leave,
Hem them in from skirt to sleeve.
Little they reck Of scratch or hurt
Who toll At hemming the Southern shirt,
Little they II care as they shout aloud,
II the Southern shirt proves Southern shroud
Hurrah for the needles sharp and thin,
Cotton IL saved by hemming it in.
--CO0t;Nkpf0l AoNfAlv
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~A country editor noticing the deceass
nj = w.althy gentleman, observed: He has
died regretted by numerous circle Of friends,
and leaving . widow, as dseoosolsse - any
vidov need be, who has obtained the nneoe-
trolled possession of five thousand per Annum.
More than twenty young men have sent Issssrs
~ coincidence TO her"
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~Why is Boston called the "a Hsb Of the
Cniverse. Because history shows that from
il have gone ont spokG-men for the common
seal Of mankind. who never tire Of dong good
for their felloes.
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uThe reasoa the Confedefates were de-
ksted at Fort Henry, vas. that the gunbosfs
wealdn't 60 o6.
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tPrBiic-No. 2l.1
AN ACT TO authorize the construction Of twenty iron


The following is list Of the Union victories,
achieved BY our army and navy, since the begin
ming of the rebellion:
MILITARY VICTORIES
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IOfFlGAL-l
LAWS OF THE USITED STATES
Passed At the Second Sessien 81 the Thiray.
Ssventh Congress.

fPrHIc-No. lsl
AN ACT authorizing the detail u naval ocsrs for The
service VI the War Department
Be q enatei ty hs SenGtc AVID Hoss f Representative
0 Ae taitsd States Of AnerIoa IN Convexs assenstIei
hereby Authorized 10 temporarily detail three competent
naval o1cers for the service Of the War Department
The inspection Of transport vessels and such other
services be by the Secretary Of War
Approved February L. lso2-
ff'rBuC-No. 20
An ACT making appropriation for the purchase of
cotton and tobacco seed for general distribution.
BE u eaaded by tie Senate and Hsse Of Representatives,
q 0e CHGef Saats Of AMe,Icd Coaqvess assembled
mat there be and IS hereby Appropriated out Of
money IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated the
sum OF three thousand dollars for the purchase Of cot
Ion seed and one thousand dollars for the purchase Of
tobacco under the OF the Secrea
ry Of the Interior for general distribution Provided
That The said cotton seed shall be purchased from places
where cotton IS grown as far north as practicable
Approved February l3, 1867.
fPrBic-No 2ll
An ACT TO authorize the construction Of twenty rou-
clad steam gunboats.
Be eaaeted by the Senate and Howse Of Represestopes
ne United Seutes Of AMersoo Co~1ves assembled
That the Secretary OF the Navy hereby authorized
and empowered to cause to be constructed
or .s be shall deem best for the public inter
the use Of the navy Of the United States
Sec 2 Aad be Il further ENACTED, That the Of
million dollars be and hereby appropriated out Of any
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated TO
carry out the purpose of this act.
Approved February Is, 1862.
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The following table shows the number Of
members assigned to each State, under the cen
sus of 1850 and that Of 1860:
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With rushing winds ana gloomy skies
The dark and stubborn Winter die-,
fsr-or. unseen, Spring family cries,
hdtinG her earliest child arse:
March.
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IRA DAvESP0Rl, Nortggee.
VIZ J. wAmxAy, Attorney. ISwass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-18
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 16-The mail steam
er Louisiana, from Baltimore, this morning
brought down 112 rebel prisoners from Fort
McHenry,, mostly sick and wounded. They
leave this evening per steamer Commodore for
Aiken's Landing.
The garrison Of the fortress have to- day been
exercising the guns on the water battery.
Eve have reports of a skirmish beyond Suffolk
on Tuesday last, between our troops and the
rebels at Blackwater river. A lieutenant and
three privates belonging to the 18th Pennsyl-
Vania Cavalry Were killed No further partic-
ularS received.
The clerk OF the Norfolk market has been
removed for his disloyalty, and a Union citizen
appointed in his place.
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From Gen. Sigpl.S Army.

The following is taken from special dis
patches 10 the New York Times, dated at
Centreville and Green Springs on THURSDAY:
The rebel Gen. Stuart was certainly at / ees-
burg on Monday, the correspondent having
been within sight of his camp fires. lie at
tempted 10 cut off Capt. Ayres' detachment,
but was foIicd by information given by negro
who had heard his master detail the rebel plan
of operations.
There is no doubt that Smart Is now inlmedi-
aIely i'll front our advanced guard, and threat
enin9 attack. Gen. Stahl has advanced 10
meet him. ami our correspondent is confident
that Stuart Will be compelled tonight to fight
or run.
Stuart was cncamped yesterday between
Bull Run Mountain and the Blue Ridge Our
pickets Were driven in last night from the
direction OF LSfsburg.
Lieut. keoming returned on Tuesday eve
nlhS rom reconnaissance, and reports force
OF iU0rebel cavalry 1t Bristoy Station. and that
tile rebels are running trains between Warren
ton and WarrenJon Junction.
small rebel force appeared Yesterday on
the stone bridge at Bull Run battle.
r. II is stated that Archbishop Hughes has
been in receipt OF sundry anonymous epistlrs
from Baltimore, during the past fortnight,
threatening him with poison or assassination
for his recent able address in favor of the war
AZ ST. Patrick's Cathedral, and for his efficient
defense OF the Union and the Government from
the commencement of the rebellion till the pres
cnt time. The threat has been accompanied by
certain circumstances which lead 10 the belief
sectSSlOillSiS earnest, ana hence
the venerable prelate has declared il his duty
To make distant allusion thereto in his news
paper organ. the Metropolitan Record The
Archbishop, II seems. has discovered the au-
hOrship of at least one of the communications
or - warnings " referred 10. which was signed
:. Mount st. Marys." The Record SAYS: The
author has three weeks 10 withdraw il in his
own name, and not as Mount ST. Mary's.' If
he will not do so, he will have the consolation
of reading il in print
1HE MAINE SEVENTH.-The impression that
the gallant Maine Seventh has been reduced to
one hundred and fifty-nine men only is a mis-
take, as will be seen by the letter from our
Portland correspondent, describing their recep.
ton In Portland. War claims its victims but
IL is seldom that the fatality is 50 great as the
reports in relation to this regiment would i'm
ply. The present aggregate of the regiment is
really six hundred and forty seven, but by far
the largest proportion are in the hospitals or on
special duty. The regiment could muster per.
haps 800 able bodied men to-day. which may
be considered large number, taking into
account the unusual number of battles in
which it has been engaged, and its gallant CON
duct. Few regiments have seen so much ser
vice, and TO have belonged to it is something TO
be proud hereafter.-Boston Journal
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NEWS FROM RTHEL SoURCE>.
THEIR DEFEAT AT CoRTSTH.

TEPlE DEFEAT Ar CoEISTH.
from the Grenada Appeal, Ocf. -.
Our community was startled Yesterday eve
ming and last night Ivy repoTts, seemingly we'll
founded. shat our army had been routed and
pretty badly cut to pieces al Corintl. Ihc dli-
Gcultv of obtaining any authentic information
but added TO the unwelcome conviction Of the
fact Enough is known, however, 10 convince
us that our army has been very seriously
DAMAGED.
From the Grenada Appeal, Oct. -
The crisis for Mississippi, in this war. il now
upon her. The repulse OF Van born and Price
has emboldened the enemy, increased their con-
fidence and courage. while n! the same time
they are hacked mp, the telegraph informs
Us, by fifty thousand of the new levies, mostly
distributed on the line OF the Mobile and ONO
Railroad, between COrinth and Columbus, Ky.
ThiS immense force can be concentrated a any
given point on the road At sixty hours notice,
and there are hut two things that can prevent
their being hurled southwark. These are either
an immense army thrown IN their front, or the
defeat and overthrow of Buell. by Bragg.
The latter IL a contingency that can be relied
on with safety TO the State. i: then becomes
the solemn duty of the STATE 10 longer to rely
upon the Confederate Government Tor proec-
ton, but TO throw iniO the fieldh her whole avail
able force. This must be done, or the enemy,
before the LIST of December, will effect lodg-
ments within her borders from which it will
be impossible to drive him. He will push his
column down the Mobile road until he reaches
Columbus, the fall OF which would be not only
a calamity TO the State, but 40 the Confedtracy.
srEAGGLEHs PROM LEES ARMY.
[From the Grenada Appeal, October g.
a correspondent OF the Lynchhurg Republic
can, writing from Winchester, states with sor-
row, that If il had not been for stragglers, who
deserted their ranks, the victory at Sharpsburg
would hay, been the most complete of the war.
At least 20,Gai0 men disgraccd themselves by
fleeing from the field III the face of the enemy,
and what is worse than all, a large portion of
them wore brass on the collars of their coats,
and straps upon their shoulders. II is said
that Gen. Lee intends having every man, who
bears the title Of an officer, that deserted his
post on that trying occasion, brought before a
drum head court martial, and, if possible,
have thebl eashiered, andplaced in the front
ranks with mnsket. The stragglers, it is said,
now number thirty thousand.
NEWS OF ORR ARMY THROUGH REBEL SOURCES.
From the Grenada Appeal, Oct. a.
Passengers from, Memphis yesterday evening
report that on Friday and Saturday nights last,
from five TO eight Thousand troops left the city
TO reinforce ROsecranS at CUrinth. They also
state that within the past few days some ten
bOatloads of troops have passed mp the river
from Helena, their destination said To be Cape
GirarGcau, Missouri. The force left at Mem
phis is from fifteen hundred TO two thousand,
and that ut Helena about one brigade
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DROPOS FORM LES.

DEPoT QUARrERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Corner Of 18Th and streets. :
WASHINGTON, D. c., October lG, .lS52i
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
mtil Thursday October 3nth ut IL O'Clock NJ. for
furnishing the Government with i2.GD0) two thous
and Mules, to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL 10 be (14) fourteen hands and over in height.
ALL TO be sound serviceable Mules for drsught
purposes, e'd TO be ON Err THREE AND UNDER NINE
YEARS OF AGE
PROPOSALS.
Proposals to be for f:iHi} five hundred and upwards
The fulI name sud Post Office address of the bid
der must appear III the proposal.
IL n bid Is made III the name of firm the names
OF all the parties must appear, the bid will be
considered a the individual proposal of the part
Proposals from disoyol parties sciH not Js consid-
ered. AND AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Propos must be addressed TO Col D. II Rucker
Sua nIa,a st, l. = A:my Msshnston D. G. and
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
be appended to the guarantee. -''' - 1S'
y s1 daa Tie % int eP u a be
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be cOnsd-
Bonds in the sum of twenty thousand dollars.
signed by the contractor and both guarantors
will be required OF the successful bidder upon sign
ing the contract.
As the bond must accompany the contract, it will
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmen
with them, or to have bonds signed in anticipation
and ready to be produced when the contract is
signed. Blanks for bonds can be procured upon
application being made at this Office, either person
ally. by letter. or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, Of the county Of, and State Of,
and -, Of the county Of. and State Of, do
hereby guaranty that is able to fulfill con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
ton. and that should his proposition be accepted.
he will at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate aforementioned,
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c ..
All Mules contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subjected to n rigid inspection and
those not conforming to the specifications will be
rejected. " ~
The Mules must all he delivered in this city with
IN t0) twenty days from the Gate of signing the
contract. ~
Payment TO be made upon the completion of each
contract, soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-.
termaster shall be in funds
Any informally in the bid. or non conformance
Hith'the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
These Mules will be awarded in lots Of 500 FIVE
hundred each. unless the Depot Quartermasterm may
deem it for the interest of the Government to vary
the number.
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right ts reject or all bids that he deem too
high. D. II. RUCKER,
&C l6-td Colonel and DEPOT QuArtermaster
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PROPOSALS FOR YES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, }
Corner EighttenM and 6 streets.

Corner EishteenM and G streets.
Washington, Oct. IA, 1867. y
sEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until Saturday, October 18th at ID O'Clock N for
furnishing to the United States the following arti-
ns @ large ss size Is yadsE Goa,
less as may be- required for the use of the above
Bids should mention separately the price per
Of re stoves pps to Ss pr e at the
Proposals from disloyal parties viii net be con-
sidered;. An oath of allegiance to the Z. S. Gov
SSdsy sssh Hs should
II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
resPHnsioe persons whose signatures are 10 be ap
.h The sssRSnsihiltY Of the snaraptors mus. be
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
are or the wan
The full name and Post Office address Of the hid.
dor must appear in the proposal 'N' D'N
If a bid is made in the name of a firm the NJ mes
OF al the parties must appear or the bic will be-
considered the individual proposal of the partner
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dsllsr,. signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantDrs will
be required OF the successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject any or all bids tina, NAV bs
deemed too high Is reserved by the DepotQuarter.
Informsl proposals will be rejected.
Hartz, Assistant Quar- termaster, Z s Army, Wash
ington ID. G., and should be plainly marked " pro.
pOsals for furnishing Stoves. &C."
Form Of Guarantee.
We, 49,, Of the county oil, and State of
=, and -, of the county Of -, and Stat t a. =.
do hereby guaranty that is able to f,iGI thu
contract in accordance with the terms of his royo
eition and that. should his proposition be $1,000
he will at enter into a contract in "a
herewith. Should the contract be AWARDED In him
weare prepared TO become his sureties. W A'A-
Te this guarantee must be appended tina .o,ti6.
cate above mentioned. ' eoi"
EDWARD L. HARrz
ocE Captain and A. @. NJ q Hrm'v
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TofHAhPPR PREMIUM
TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
4ss sRvESrH ST., WASHINGTON, d. c.
Silver Medal awarded By Maryland Institute OF Bal.
dmore, November Z, 1850
Also, Medal BY Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
Washington, d. c., 1857.
ANYYSI am constantly making, and always--
61N have on hand, of the best ma EE$4N
no terial, every description Of A1o
Fine SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
LADIES DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
RxLLISSIER, CARPET, ana
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
SCHOOL sATOHELS, &c.
AT LOW PRICES.
members OF congress And Travellers will please
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made in other cities.
Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made
notice.
Goods delivered free OF charge to any part of tho
city, Georgetown and Alexandria.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM
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WILLIAM CLAGETT & Co.,
II n IN =" II r. =,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
ESTABLISHED 1850. .
CLAGETT'S C. C. ALE,
and their
B. b. BROWN STOUT.
Head Depot and Office at
WASHIN TON, D. c.,
395 PBNNA AVENUE,
Between AZ and 9th SITS, oppo Telegraph Ofice.
Retail Asent for Washinston.
NJ. CONNOLLY,
446 EIGHTH STREET,
Retail AGENTS for Gtorsetopn,
A. F. oFFUTT CO.,
16J BRIDGE ST.
THE HEAD DEPOT AT WASHINGTON, D. c.,
VIII always have on hand
TreHy.fre Hundred Whole and Hail Barrels,
ANo. Order.
~ Agents arc required only to solicit and cater
anteed supplies will be given and secured.
BOTTLED C. c. Y ALE
And
BE Xxx BROWN STOUT.
IN quarts and pints, put up xpressy for Army and
Family use. oc9-1m"
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THE EVENING STAR.
THc SERGEANT AND THE SAINT.

An Irish serxesnt t'other day.
While cut ON the rt.cruIun= lay,
,Se ssYs the New York Herald,1
Meeting a certain Clergyman.
Asked him to list with CoTCcran.
Saving Here ifty sirr, ia han
Sharr as me Names Fitzgerald
Now, this eond sergeant didntnote
The white vat about the throat
That deslsnates the preacher;
Far less 0f course did d s-Irrnisa
He d met n seraph in Disguise
That cynOsure Of upturned eyes
The gay and sohly Beecher.''
But "a IL Wa; and very wroth
Was he. tnf Holy Boys the BROTH
ho railroads underground drill.
You know, cried b. Il won enlist
md here No gave himself d twis:
Inside doorway. as he hiSScd,
You know / Won't. You se"und-el!
Now. why did Beecher (pious lad y
Get thus Unri gb teously mSd
At such q salu tatiOn!
No man and this be ought to know
Can dwell where the good niggers CO.
In realms on high, If he is low
I N private conversation.
And now the Presidents agreed
To free. ssmc months hence SRnIbO'S breed
Why don Z this piOus tartar,
who's been fsee BrownlOw long insane
With cb rOnic -gcr on the BRAIN
&c heIp to break his "brudders" chain,
And hgure asa martyr ~. Y. SKHd. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-18

~ The greenbacks of the United States Ia va
been counterfcitcd in England, the documents
beng intended for circulation in this country
In" cotnirrfclters have been arrested at tn.
request OF Minister Adams
- Uur oid irlend BrownsOn-Doctor-wi
near his voice echo IN The Renresentatives,
HAIL neN' year; the echo must be quick as he
VIII change his sentiments before the va yerhar
alton Is heard-Boston Post.
IC;esar and Perry are immortalized for
th-lr orlef announcements Of victory Gan
Rosecrans has surpassed them both His a.
patch was:
''l-u-kered the enemy"
DBcEtsFD-lt is reported tina, Ma; A,Sros
Moss OF fairia4 county. Va, died recently of
many years clerk Of Fairfax County Court IVA
God grant the rebellion NAV cont,nns ,,
was The prayer of DIR. Cheever in a politic,,
sermon IN New York last Sunday night--.if
The doom Of slavery is not sealed"
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Corner Third and Pine SITS. st. Louis, No.