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nMGIF4L MOTOR.

70 J. A. Bishops, A}tee Bk,hop, HE cl.r, u.nx @
Taylor, Edward brooks, H and X n whitmore and
Ria, Hale & Go. i. Madison Reed. s Harrington a
4 . Boner, and Noble strong Defendspts.
fou are hereby notified mat iharci IL nov on n,e In
me t'eIts omSs 81 The District Court Of Lse COUNTY
ing AiudsMentl sssirfst you, ). A. Bishop raj Ike
sn 81 nnh xhonssnd Dallars, wish ten per cent, In
teresI from the 2oth OF APRIL 1869, upon yosr n.r,
gage given 10 u, w. Kilbourne, upon lots 4 d IN
"a soa y IN block 10 u trose lows and a. rams,
you ~ ihe foIeciosnre Of asd mortgage AsA ssIe Of
ssiu lots and for general relief with costs -
NOW, you must appear and answer said petition by
noon a the second cay OF the mex tterm Of sad cpur
Der A. 1862 mept will be fhe in araln.
vouUft octanff. HI SCOTT HOWELL
.-InAMN l.s Hbs 1t se Atty for p1siuts6.
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NOTICE.

~
To Leander Har5ine, Elisabeth BArbine, J n Hiatt
Emma Hiatt. Rix, Hale Co., Read, Cutier r Co,
NJ Reynolds, Samuel ROxtman, Thurn~s Martin,
George A Dderson, S1eA Msa. Hatch = aThamp-
son, Charles Par ions Co. H Foster, Ficklep j.
Lucas.
You and each Of you, are hereh, notined thai here
Is file In The Office of the CLERK OF The District
Conrt 81 Leo county, Iowa, nj K@okuk, petition Of
Eenben Harbne, claiming OF You, Ieander Harbine,
the snm Of Sixtee Hundred and Ths,y Dollars,
with six per cent interest per anmsm, Payxbie
ally. ~ balance me on promissery note, which
Judgment has been obtained made by yon, sid Lean
der Harbipe, and secured by mortgage executed by
yon to said Reuben Harbine, dated December ID A. ID.
1859 against each Of You the foreclosure
Or said mortgage. the samc being upon rertafa Real
Estate In TIE csty OF Keoknk Lee county, Iowa D ~
particularly desrribed In said mortgage and petition
aiso praying for correction 81 srpr tie description
az the mortgage premises; Hnd further asking Tor "
sale NJ said premises, and general relief
nd udiesS you apreut And lnswer aaid petition on
or before noon ~ sssord dsy Of the next term OF
said Cours 70 connssee . Keokpk nm the nyst Mon
day OF september, D. 1862, default will be- spter-
ed against sou, and judgment rendered thereon ~
prayed for IN said petition. III
EorE# NOBLE STRONG
ty2o-d4w Atys for PLAINTIFF,
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NOTICE.

TO Thos J. Luce, Eli Van Sickle, A. n. Carpenter
H. p. Spellman. T. W. Merithew, Alfred Andrews,
John v. slaughter B. Brown, ". y, sTVrreF, NJ.
sixnee Vim, II Farmer Co. Geo, c.. Anderson
Rix. Hale CO., A, g. Thorn 4 Coz and James Bra
den, de PENDANTS R8@5H a.4
You are hereby noii0ed that there IL now on file In
the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, IT ksokpk. petition Of Hiram Barney, claim
ing ladtm spt Against you, Thomas j. Luce, for the
sun ~ Slx HusdSAd Dollars apon certain Dssd Of
Q. purchase money 70 Marsh Lee Desvan upon Iess
one Two 81 snd three s Black eigsty1eisht sssD,
1Orsciosure OF said Deed Of Trust, Che sre o. log.
and In sad block the cxtingushment or The equity
81 redemption, and for general relief ,
Now on must each appear and answer said petition
bv noon Of the second day al Jhe next tcrn OF 4sd
Court. 10 BE- held at KeUkuk oh The ntst N ohday OF
aeptember. 1864, orjrdgement BY delan VIII DC man
i,Hxa{ JSV ~sN#Ft 8%1ER AIRY for riainttn.
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~ Is d4w
NOTICE

To Adam Spohn James Watson, Rix, Hale Co., J.
r Adair, Ii Back, Wui, Staunus, and Geo. W
|, CALDWELL k@ aStt
You are hereby notified that there is nov on ME In
The Clerks Once Of THE District ourt OF 4ee Ton.,
Iowa at keokuk, pet IN equity ofHirsm Barney
clajminF judgements against You, Adam Hpohn, for
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars upon your NOR Age
CIV en- TO Charles Mason nI1n lots IN, and two ~,
Riock f2O2), IN the City Of Kenkal, love-, and -
sEaiHt praying for thr sale IT said tots. the
foreclosure Of sait morigsge, the eAtingnshment oil
the equity OF redemption. and for general relief.
Now, each ofyou must appear and answer said petit
tun by noon OF tho eoond day OF next iefhi 81
Court. to be- held at keukuk on the nfst Monday
Of September ls62 or judgment will se had therein
by default ax prayed for. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
julylS d4w E Plxinl6's Attorney. II
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rTyHE STATE OF IOWA.
ii Iesaae q. Wicksrel,srn

To JosaAH g. WAckkrelAm: Ff8 t#5 tEsN&s
3Eis.-You hsreby notified that thereis now on
Aie In the o0ss Of the Clark OF ths District Court OF
Lee Coun. lows, at Keoknk, petition Of Amos Hon
kie, pla1Asn, ciaminR Of ven tho sum Of ea,l9] u
asShcy 9ustly Aue him six prumta NOTES, tone
of said notes psy able TO said plaintiff orders tho
sksrs pay s6e 70 dtvsrs persons aud saaSrssd and
srcd ~ nlaintiG. and npon I'VE accounts for Ger
hogs and other property by You purchased 81 o.
an attachment haA bsep issG ed by the elork IL sid
Court upon said petition upon which certain Of your
property has bee1 attached, A Bo ss .7i3ss& 81
Now trfiesx you appear snd answey sAid petition
or before MOON Of he tecond day VI SeBember 1882
hat being fhs second dry or the next term OF said
fonrf 10 be holden at Keok default will entered
Ara Indgn ent rendered against you thereon.
~ BECK HEATH,
+ tuiyI9-d Att',s for Plaintiff
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To Adam spohp, Geo w. Caldwell, James Watson
Rix, Hale Go. y. 7. Adsir. II, n. Black and VIM
Stanuus defeadaftss t-AA T a44-SA = q
You are hereby notified that there IL now on fls 1,
tbs Clerks Once OF the Uistfict Couss u Lee County
iowa at Keokuk, petition OF Hiram barney claim
Ing ludsmsni against you, Adam Spohn for The son
OF -Four Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage given
Chss. Mason, upon Lot three ~ block two h0pdsts
and ~ aeainss you all. the ~ - u mon
gage sale osad lot aud for other equitable relief
Now you mpst appear and answcrysHe petilnA By
the second day the next term OF aaid Court
70 be heldin KepAuk the rst Monday Of September
"A. n. sal Of Judgment will he had Against y0S " de-
fault.
II {Gt 5 sFaT II SCOTT HOWELL,
liz Is d4w ATTY for Plaintiff.
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IuiyI0.d
4 RNoLD,s WRITING FLUID,

eReceived this day, cask Of Arnoids Writing
Fluid, which uarantoe 10 DO genuine
Il 1,q,e4.g II $3.50 tf~ II. W. WkSCOIT,
WA y se@ 1SSin-st. Sd door from tth.
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G. W. GnIsENDuRRF 4 co.

vUyHE "FLORENCE, SEWING MACHINES
il make EouK DIsysaEar stitches on one and
tbs same Machine, Thus the LOCK, DOUBLE
LocH, KOrT end DouhLx KHoT, all OF which make
the aoam, alike On both sides OF the fabric
hatheror all can be produced while the Machine
lis Ia molten s4!s& s3t ts4 fsl 73ES4 #2'
They have the ;REvERsEssIs rxED MorIoH,
winch enables the operator TO have the work
Garry either way, or 70 chspse the direction and
fasten The end VI seams, which, together with
making a long and short stitch ia done simply
by tuning thumb screw.
Their motions are all Positive. There are
NO sp<Snfs TO get out OF order. They 20
simple that the INST inexperienced can work s
the q, perfectly and with ease. They arc NoIsx-
LELsss, and can be used where qniet is Necessary.
They are the FASTEST SEWEkS In The
WORLD making hve stitches to each revofu-
ton. They oil no dresses. Their STITCH 10 the
wonder Of all bscans Of its com AHMED LAsT.ol-
TY, sTaEH0ra ana SEAuJy. ID
For circnlars and sample of work. address
q. II. EMMERSlAN, Agent.
- &t3 FourtA-et bot. Main BIondesu
Esd KEokUK, IOWA
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Ta Charlie Pitcher. Ann Carol Michael Nc permoti
Rphrt t'ftt> Geo, e. AnderAnu anh W .li4sm Bruce
ae end ants.
" are hereby notified that there IL DOW iie. u
the Clerks Once on the District Court 81 Lee Inf,v
lows at keeknks petition Ia equity 81 Hlrsrs ia
claiming Judgment sfAinSt you, Charles Pitcher Tor
OF Trust given to y, w Kibournc secure The pas-
Chase money, to Marsl. Lee and Deiavsn, upon Lot
seven ~ Block one hnrdr.d and twenty nine tI2a)
City Of Kenkuk Iowa Hnd 40 against OH Ill praying
for foreclosure Of Deed 81 Trust the Ar e OF
lot and for general relief.
Now you must rnct Hppesr and answ 10 said nett
ton by noon ~ The secoad day Of the term OF said
Court, 10 be held at ktokuk on the first AZ onday OF
September, 1869, or Judgment win be had thersin by
default.
H. SCOTT HOWELL
~ 1hf4w Au's for PIslbaT
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liz AD-QrAkrHAs Qisx REs'r No. VoLurTxERs}
First Bsi naaA, 9Th Divi sion OF Tennessee.
q. "a. ChsvAllA, Tennessee, july 9Th, leds.
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NOTICE.

To J n. Hickey, James Dmoud, George BartletfA
Co.. and Queen City Farnish Company, defend.
ants.
You, and each Of ron, hereby notified that there
isno~ Ole 10 the Clerks Once OF The GU IL
Lee County Iowa, 81 Kcokuk petition Of Hi Barn
ey. claiming Of you Rick ey the OF Fou Hund-
dred lolnrs, With ~ cent Interest pr annntu,
pnSaoae annually as money due on d Deed OF Trust
made ny YOU -. w. iibuHrne and since assigned
10 said pAinlin, dated itb ~, 1854 also claiming
againsf each OF Tho foreclosure of said Desd OF
Trust, the same being upon Lot. ~, hve f31 and
six t6), Block eighty EIGHT, TIt ~ Kfnkuk ia Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase money: and further
sskug for sale OF Lot four ~ in Block eighty eight
tss-I, and gpuern relief
And npitssvnnappear and hntwFr said petition Oh
or before noon Of the second OF tl term u
raid Cpart, to CONNIE KeokHk the srst Mon.
lal ~ September, lfG2, default will be entered
sRalhs you. and Judgment rendered tbereon prayed
Tor in5said petition. a~i
II. seoTT HOWELL,
~ ls-d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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UEADoruTERs 2lsT A,ssopRt IsYAsTRY.l
Chewallu. Tennessee, July 10, 1862.
Itis hereby ordered that the above mentioned menu
Der Of the Twenty -FHst Regiment Missouri Voiun
tsers return 10 heir command forthwith. Failing t.
report here by the firS tsyof August 1892 they will
be published deserters arrested and dealt with
such by order Of
col. DAVID MOORE, Commanding.
r. Rzxs. Adjutant. [dto anSl
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS

JANUARY 30.
bxs dry goods, twin box, Keen & Preston:
bxs apples, l key flax seed, Wheeler & Riggs; enc
Dbl chickory, L Kesser; l bx paper, Z j DobeIl;
Dbl liquor, Theodore Meingst; Dbl LIQUOR X
Dbl liquor, Charles Habbe; 2 bbls liquor, John Il
Mems I6 rolls leather, Anthony Refs; bbls liquor
e biol liquor, J nj Spear: barrels flour, A Loe-
wenthal, barrel -four, Brinkmeyer & Co; car
load hay, Liter; bdls bedding, basket, 2 bdls
carpet Drake; 2o3 barrels pork, Samuel Orr;
sack ffsa E Gilbert & Go; 2 bxs goods w Nj
AtkInan q Co; 10 bales bags, bbls eggs. 2 barrels
butter, sacks beans, George Foster & Co; l sack
feathers, Bemeut & Yiele; l bx hardware, Geo s
Sonntag & CO; L COW and calf John Hopkins; 8
ST yes CRATES, JohY Mitchell; 81 sacks dried
fruit, Crane, Bro IN & Co; bag coffee, Dbl SUI
gar, 2 NJ Goth Regiment; 2 horses, 1 sedde and
bride, balters John Ruthengalter; / car load
coal, John White.
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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From Paducah.

A late letter to the Indianapolis Journal
says:
The Paymaster is here, awaiting the re-
turn of the troops TO commence paying off
| hope he will wait as patiently as we did
for his coming.
To vary the moDotony Of camp life, we
had small shooting affair on Sunday night.
A number of articles having been stolen
from our Commissary, it was thought ex-
pedient to post a sentinel at that place,
when the thief making his appearance at
the window to try his luck again, received
the contents of muslet in his neck, pass
ing clear through and killing him almost
instantly. The deceased was q notorious
character of this place-proprietor of a
house of ill-fame that was much too near
our camp to be a propagation Of good
morals.
The river is pretty high at this point, but
doing no damage except the submerging of
an 84pound cannon that was lying near its
edge at low water, awaiting the completion
of floating battery.
A boat has just arrived at the wharf and
is landing the 18th Illinois regiment, with
all their equipage- Their band is playing
that popular air, Bonnie Eloise,n which
is the first music have heard for week
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FAX Cotton, Again.


We have in our possession q sample of
the calico now manufactured in the State
of New York from fax and cotton. The
proportion of the latter is small, and when
the machinery now in process of nnanufac-
ture is put up, it is the intention of the pro-
prietors to make this quality of goods,
without any cotton. The sample before us
could not be distinguished from the ordinary
calico, except that the I" linen finish +" is
much finer upon the fax calico than can
possibly be attained in the old style Of
goods. We are informed that these prints
are sold in New York, and it is confidently
believed they will be introduced so ex-
tensively by another year as to materially
limit the use of cotton in the North.
Ia view of this coming demand for fax,
we advise farmers to prepare for its extern
sive cultivation. The seed alone will pay
handsomely for the trouble, leaving crop
of fax which will bring good price The
seed we are told is now worth 81 a bushel,
and this alone would pay for the cultivation
of fax. 10 this country where FAX viii grow
almost spontaneously, millions of bushels
of seed are imported. If we are to become
self sustaining people, we must turn our
attention to the cultivation of a crop, BY
which we will be rendered Independent OF
the world and retain among ourselves the
millions annually expended for the products
of other lands. Our Indiana Agricultural
Society should at once issue a circular to
the farmers of this State, setting forth these
facts and urging upon them the Importance
of fax culture. The practicability ofsubsti-
tuting flax for cotton, is demonstrated be-
yond the possibility of doubt, and we
have now an opportunity of forever de-
throning King Cotton, substituting therefor
product of the Free North.
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SB~ The Band of the 18th regiment. all
of whom, we believe, live in Posey and Glib
son counties, came down, yesterday, ON the
Grey Eagle, having been discharged from
the service Other bands will be discharged
from time to time. The 18th regiment is
men seven hours day, with knapsaeks on
their backs, and the consequence is, that be
is very unpopular with the men under him.
The fact that be is diseharging the bands of
his Division thus depriving the boys of
music with which to while away the tediam
Of camp life, will not, we imagine, enhance
his POPULARITY
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6G5- The New York Tribune mentions a
circumstance which shows how we'll rebel
prisoners are used by Cur government, and
how little confidence they have in their own
government. 1t says the prisoners of war
at Fort Warren are so well satisfied with
their condition tIeie and have so little
stomach to be further counted in," in the
fight on the Southern side, that from forty
to City of them have voluntarily surrend-
cred their right of exchange to others. 1t
is to be hoped that their example will not
be generally followed, for our poor fellows
at the South have no such wish to remain
in their present quarters.
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Ba% Five citizens of GRANVILLE, H., who
have been for months past smuggling goods
South, were arrested day or two since, and
are now confined at Springfield. They had
in their possession three paper machines
and lot of blankets. The former are in
great demand in Dixie, and would bring
fabulous prices. We are glad to know that
the government is taking steps to break up
traffic, which has fourished nninterrupt-
eddy ever since the blockade commenced.
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ExcITeoent at Henderson.

We learn from a gentleman who came
up from Henderson last night, that the
people of that town were intensely excited
by q report that l 1000 rebels were at Dix
on, IL miles from Henderson. 1t was fur
Their reported that they intended to attack
the town. We do not vouch for the aceura-
cy of the report, although our informant
assured us that the report was substantiated
by some of the best men in Henderson.
P. S.-Since writing the above we learn
that portion of the Sixtieth regiment will
be sent TO Henderson this morning.
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To Travellers ana Boarders.

The American House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner OF Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind, has, since its open
ing, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The prOprietors are W. H. BoIcoURT form
erly of the City Hotel, and J. J. Pillsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
and is well arranged to accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishment is located convenient
ly to business, and is in every respect a
home for the wayfarer. Nov. 28-dtf.
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To ARMS To ARMS II To ARMS III
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. now stationed
at South Carrolton, KY, IS able-bodied
men, TO serve ia said brigade Each recruit,
upon his arrival at camp, will receive all
necessary clothing and $l3-being one
months pay in advance. Also drummer
and fifer, and ten teamsters wanted.
Recruiting Office at the Mansion House,
Water street.
Std LEONARD WFsT. Cant
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naEs A gentleman in this citz receiree

B9p A gentleman in this city received
a letter yesterday from rebel at Bowling
Green. The writer says that the story
about the death and defeat of Zolicoffer is
a "weak invention of the Yankees Thea
know better at Bowling Green, and are not
to be so easily taken in by the newspapers.
AS Zollicofer's body will soon reach
Bowling Green it is probable their scepti-
cIsm as to his death will be dissipated.
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say The wife of John NJ. Bowman. .

GFSH The wife of John NJ Bowman, of
Delphi, Ind an estimaBle lady, was burned
to death on T.nr- by might by the breaking
of coal oil lamp. The fluid was spilled
on her clothes and Immediately ignited,
causing her to be burned in a most horrible
manner. Our friends who use these new
fashioned oils cannot be too careful. The
plain truth about the matter is that they
are not safe, for the breaking of lamp
will prove fatal to all upon whom the fluid
is spilled. If it reaches the floor and ig-
mites, all the water in-the Ohio river would
not put it out The oil is so cheap, that
we all feel obliged 10 buy it, but those who
do 80 should exercise the greatest care in
its use. Never allow children to NEEDLE
with the lamp when ignited, or the table
upon which it stands, and never under any
circumstances fill the lamp when burning,
or after night. When accidents do happen
from the ignition of thisOil they are terrible
beyond description.
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pa We regret to learn that the Rev.
Mr.. Dodge was seriously injured by fall
yesterday on the ice-eoated sidewalks. We
hope every citizen will see to it to-day, that
the pavements in front of their stores and
residences are sprinkled with ashes.
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aa A New Orleans man sent North

ReE- A New Orleans man sent North by
the rebels some months ago "to see what
be could see, went back, and made the
following re port:
81 went to Nav York business is going
on there about as ever-neVer ssw things
more busy there-shonld judge any body
had not gone to the war-didn't actual ;
hear anything abont the South. Then |
went TO where they were turning ont the
things for the war, and saw how they were
doing if, and then s0as a0hen began to
smell h-LH
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THE PRAYING CoLoNEL.-Col Garfield,
the Kentucky hero, who so signally routed
the Fallstafiian Humphrey Marshal, is well
known in Rensselaer, county,tNew York
He is still quite young man, and a few
years ago, when student at Williams Col
lege, was in the habit of going over to the
" Disciples " churches at PoestenkiH and
MilIville, and preaching to those congrega-
tons. On leaving College he went to Ohio
and became President of an institution of
learning-abandoning that position, how
ever, at the call of his country. He is
known in the army as the "Praying Colo
mel" and is almost "John Balfonr of
Barley " in his rigid piety, yet high cour-
age
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q BI- NJ. L. johnson & Co, 35 Main street,
have received the New York Ledger and The
New York Mercury, for February 9Th, and
all other papers. They are also agents for
the Cincinnati Gazette.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court Notice.

.s7,ATE or INDIANA Vanderburg Circuit
=. NshaeF'"rgn county D. 1862. No. IS.
Isaac Joseph and
Abraham GimbeI -.
Ne""ieHt-
Levi l.. Laycock.
HT Up n E.GkRJV 81 IS H .HEEERs.a EsKYV
N this day filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court aforesaid that the CLAIM in the above emit
tel actOnis for goods sold and furnished at the
instance and request of the defendant and that the
defendant is esident of the State of Indiana
Notice Of the tendency of this action is therefore
given to said egi L. Laycoclc, and that the same
will standfor trial at the next term Of the Court
afo eaaid be tegun aud held at the Court House
III the city CT Evansville, in the County and State
aforesaid, on the first Monday in April, 1892
Witness the Clerk of said Court the 30th day of
January, 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER, C. v. @. C.
Whe Ter s. Iglehart, Pl'ff Att'ys
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COAL! COAT.u

A supply of Green River Coal just re-
ceived fresh from the mines, which will be
delivered to any part of the city at cents
per bushel. All orders left at H. A. Cooks
Main street, will be promptly filed Terms
cash. JOSEPH THOMAS.
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na- A General order has been issued by
General Buell., numbered tweuty-three,
complimenting Col. Willie and his gallant
regiment of Indiauians, for the part they
bore in the recent skirmish with the rebels
near MunfordsvilIe.
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sG- The Goth Regiment has received a
portion of their arms. They are Saxon RI
fles, said to be an excellent arm, with bsyo-
nets of an improved pattern. They are in
the hands of men who will use them to
some purpose at the proper time
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PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to meet yes
terday, Lieut.. Foster, Quartermaster of the
Twenty regiment. He came home on
a brief visit.
General Love inspected the arms of the
Second Regiment of the Legion. yesterday
He found them in tolerably fair condition