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b Corn vINEGAR.-Boil pint Of osrn until it
is a little soft; put it into . jar; adds pint Of
molasses and four quarts Of water mix we'll to-
gsther and set near the stove. In two days it
will be good beer; in two or three weeks it will
be good vinegar. The same corn will do for six
months. When the vinegar is made, pour it off
and add molasses and water to the corn. In this
way you will have a constant reply.
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Farm 9arnen- Houseboln
Every Thing I'm Its Place. =

1t IS one very essential poiut to have place
for everything. The next point is to keep
everything in place. How shall we do Il Z
we nave hired men and boys; they all Leave
things where they use them. We tell them to
put things in place but they won't do it. Sup
pose you are carpenter by trade you go to
your shop to work the first thing you want
rs hand1,aw it can't be fonnd.U q You go TO
the mouse and at last you find it hanging on
an apple-tree, where you had it to saw off Q
hmD, when you were blowing corn.
p The next thing looked for is an aagur. That
is gone. The hammer is gone. .Au last you
fnd it in a fence post, and say, left it there
when nailed on that board l went to put up
the bars and came back and forgot IT," ia ~
1t we follow the example OF a gentleman
whom worked for in New Hampshire when
was quite young, we will have, no trouble in
finding whatever tool We want, went there
Monday morning to commehce work. He said,
You may go with me and we'l look around
the farm little, whilst the breakfast is bel
ing prepared We went to an clubhouse, and
there were his farming tools all in place. We
went to the wagOn-house. Everything was
there pertaining to or used about wagons or
carriages We fonnd place for everything
and everything in place. He told me g when
you have done using any tool, put it in place
before you do anything more"
Whilst working for him he told me to 90
and cut a tree out OF the road about eighty
rods distant, and then go to the blacksmith
shop and get his chain. said to him, shall
l leave the AK there till come back with tine
chain 2" "No," said he, " first put the ak in
place, and then 60 and get the chain If ev-
cry one would adopt the same principle, it
would save a great deal Of fretting and loss Of
time Western Rural.
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SAL aEi.--By virtue of an execution
- issued out OF the clerks office of the County La
Sale county, and state of Illinois, and directed where
by am commanded TO make the of certain jug.
ment recently obtained against Fri l.. Waterman favor
Frederick A. Sherwood out Of the lands tenemens goods
following property to wit: Lots No. a and o. and
north half % Of lot six 49, all In block No. ninety , In
states Addition To Ottawa in the county Sale and State
Of Illinois. .rg OH fft .ff ,i.Is.-' I ,~| F---'
Therefore, according to said command shall expose for
sale at public auction ali the right tte and interest thu
above named Fri L. Waterman In and to the above described
property, Saturday, the eth day November 1861 at
Ottawa. n, .frtr .rs' ~ - = : - >. H. -
Dated at ottuwa, this 10th day of October lss9.
.t.l .-gi By. .f. Il is.s. H. A MCCALEB
rIr,lcL d .tr1 b.
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4 DMI NI-rrRAIOR'S SAIIE,.-Notice
"a Is hereby given, that Thursday, the Sh day
Der next between the hours of 10 O'Clock the forenoon and
ocock In the afternoon of said day the late residence
Jacob Del deceae the personal properly said deceen,
consisting OF one brown mare buggy hog 2 bushels
OF shelcd In +. W. N Richardson's warehouse
third of sixty acres ofcorn Farm Ridge township section
No. & oncthrd Of nine OF the cook
Ing stove and furniture becads bedding chairs and other
articles will be sold public sale. ..y t.-t
TERMS OF SALEPuChascs of less than I'VE dollars To be
paid in hand; for that over credit of eight
months the purchaser giving with approved security
ALFRED DIEHI,
Oct, saw .r .... ..t t Administrator.
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ITO RENT.-A good Two Story Brick House o. Otta-
l. Avenue, within ten ms utss walk o. ths Court Huhsa
Containing six aud good csax. For parcaars IN.
quirs Of mays BURKE KEENAN,
nWELLING HOUSE TO RENT! m
1Imr37M > ~ Inquifs u biii % hugh 6YLLuN.
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From the Army Hospital the bloody battle
field, the mansion Of the rich and the humble
abode of the poorAfrom the office and the So
cred desk from the mountain, distant valley
and far.off islands of the ocean-from every
nook, and corner of the civilized world, is
pouring in the astonishing effects Of DRAKE's
PLANTATION BIrrERs. Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters like the following may be seen
at our office: 'Iiiio 80 o0 l4bi,,s Ina xtJ
et *a* Il have been in the Army Hos.
pital for fourteen months, speechless and near
ly dead. At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me a bottle
Of Plantation Bitters. Three bottles have
made me we'll man. 'A' C.H. FLAurB.
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N(CII1E..-tsrATg rfTER lOBIN, DErF >sED.--
~ Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned amnisra-
tor OF the estate of Peter Tobn late of the county OF La
Sale and State of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County Court of said county the third Monday being the
goth day. of December 1852 ut the House Ottawa In
said county, when and where all having claims de-
nans against said notified the
same in writing for adjustment.
khDated this Stl day OF October A. b. 1869. g1 N.F
MICHAEL TOBIN,
l min .frntor
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CIEx H. q ES.-Tns city t.Jss tor ia A. GOV
his once over BurkeA Hesnan store pay them prompt
II T y %S S1s Sss yin ~, much tine e
p.,sd e p,y :sd Y. Ss collector e ht tine
z and him I'm, HSsS Wy i psspsd e "a nScS
Oeplsmbsr, he YIN sma,A q ~ 1nA duIl thSdayxSkS
AugusS0-3m. nos Caly Cos,
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c.rA,rIc or ITIT.YNOIS.I,s,1Iy Co.'S,

CTA'rlI OF ILT4fNOIs, Ia SALE Co.'s.
- County Court g,ere0' "a ytJ,YqFy t7ln, 1870.
John kiner administrator OF the of Alya kimer
ceased John kilmcr Elizabeth kmer, Henry kiler.
Thomas Kilmer Egbcrt kncr. Jacob Wisey ALA NJ Wilsey
Tanlnsh Wscy, Catharine Wilsey Joseph Fellows Laya
Fellows, John Miller Mary Miller and HELEN KilneretRi
foi letTe ~ sell real estate.
Affidavit OF the noresence of said defendants Henry XII.
Jacob Wsey and ALA NJ Wisey having been filed In The
Office Of the clerk Of said court notice il hereby the
said Henry kmer, Jacob Wsey and ALA NJ Wscy that said
petitioner filed his petition In said court the 9Th day Of Oc
tober D. 1862 praying order said sale
of the following described comfy OF
La Sale and State of Illinois, viz: Lot No fourteen m in
block eleven III and lot No. sixteen block 2)
10 lcheys Addition to the town OF Marsee and that
mons teupon issued ont of said court against sud defend.
ants rcturabe on the first Monday of January 1870
Is by law required: 7 : u ~
Now, unless you, the said Henry Kmer wlsey and
Ala NJ Wsey shall personally III. and appear before said
County Court the FIRST Monday of D. 1870 at
Court House In Ottawa in said county and plead and
demur TO said petition the and matters therein
charged and stated will he taken en-
tered against you according to the prayer said petition.
a. b. MOORE Clerk.
IL, vi. ARMS Petitioners Solicitor.
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IN 11M NIS@'I,ItA '1IbK'( RA1III.--NOtice
"a shecby given, That Monday, the Sth day of Novem
Der next between the hours of 70 O'Clock the forenoon and
5ocock In the afternoon of said day. at the late residence
Jonathan Mason, deceased In the Of Serena near
Temples the personal property OF said decedcnt consisting OF
gedngs Years Old one span OF MARES old span OF
cows, two steers old two heers years old calves
wagon and harness cooking stove besead, bedding chairs
&C., plow gopher, harrow IL corn the ground
aS The sacs c interest In The fence aud pasture cas-.
and other articles will be sold ut pubic safe. -
TERMS OF S.uiChascs OF less than fve dollars 10 be
paid In hand FOR that amount and over, n credit nine
JOS. WATTS, Auctioncer. DANIEL. BLAKE.
Oct Civ iif - INV '''H ft
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NoIlCE.-Esr ALIEN FISHER DpcgAsRD.--
Notice hereby given, that the undersigned adminstra
x OF the estate OF Allen Fisher late county OF La Sale
ana STATE Of Illinois deceased win appear before the County
OF December 1864 at the Court House in Ottawa said
", When and where all persons having claims demands
against said estate notified TO attend and present the
In writing for adjustment. ,|I '..'flIl.
ttll .lAiHd uU' LOUISA FISHER,
scpS Administrative.
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CIIERIF'F"S SALEM virtue oyan execution
~ issued out OF the clerks OC, the Circuit Court Of La
sale county and state of Illinois and to directed where
by am commanded to make the amount of certain juy-
nent recently obtained Fri L. Waterman in vor Of
EDWIN r. Fay out Of the lands tenemens, goods and chat
tells of the said Fri L. Waterman, have levied follow
lowing property to wit: Lots No one ~ and two CD, and
north nan OF lot six ) all In block ninety 800 in States Adj
don TO Ottawa; also lots No. %.
nine 90, in block No three C in Ottawa Norh-all in the
county of La Sale and State of Illinois.
Therefore, according TO said command shall expose for
sale at public auction all the right title and interest of the
above named Fri L. Waterman In and TO the above described
property, Saturday the 9th day Of November 1869 at
o'clock n, at the south steps Of County Court House
OTTAWA.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10th day of October 1853. est
II. A. MCCALEB,
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NO'TI('Is.-EsrArEo or JoNArHAN Mason, DECEASED.
~ Notice ~ hereby gwen that tho undersigned, apnis'ra
tor of the estate of Jonathan Mason late of the county of La
Sale and State OF Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County Court of said county the third Monday bcng the
18th day. of November 1862 at the Conrt House IN Ottawa In
said county when and where all persons having claims do
manls against said estate notified present the
In writing for adjustment.
'7 DANIEL BLAKE,
scpH Administrator,
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n subscriber VIII receive peopsssIs for the
~ erection era dam across me Illinois river under tho
charter Of the Ottawa Manufacturing Company high enough
oS rvsr where interests " Illinois river and tho wee,
tern boundary Of The town q nAssslls u Sale county
Illinois, - Axed In 1861 3he ~ % ~ soon
circumstances will permit lower sla9s Il water os9
being necessary 70 commence the work. =
J Ottawa Arg I, ASSAULT bonn VIII, y. CUsnnAN.
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INARM AND COAL LAND FOR sAIE.-r
offer w scres Of land for sale situated II miles south
Of Ottawa the Vermllor river and miles from Streator
R,V, r. X. and the Chicago, Seneca / Lisbon R /.
when completely which are both under contract and bsng
pushed forward to compilation fast the means the
companies Will permit The now running On the
Ottavs, FsR v. \, r. frcm Wsnona sn thsL r. r. to
Sreator so Of this farm underad with vein Of
than hundred feet from this surface, The surface land h
9th best quality OF prairie except 10 acre. II which 10
good boards. '"" ''0'4"'4 0''h' ''"' " :.
81 new dwelling hense With roogs and rood Dry Collar.
failing well Of water splendid orchard Of more thar
enc hundred trees choice rut nearly fl grow hsiHg
been planted and carefully years bsors tie
house was built ~ fnJ ~ vtIDpHoTl l9VI IN =
The ysrmion Coal Company ow8 100 acre. Of ces lana
adjoining this farm, which less than years win increase
It's yaue 70 double tho prrsent pdesy sob u1 iUodn
Bruce, March 14-tf. w. B. MILLI0AN
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MAGNOLIA WATKR.-Superior % the best I'm.
ported German cologne. and sold Of half the
price. .a....'s, .
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boowJ4boW .fold 76l 9loy !
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4egal.

WORKMANSHIP ,he a., 49,, -
mSsa s e Jane
Iscip ersn n no "a q rnHgs ars en-
Soasna e dcas 81
MA Az ss;ss & *. ss$ sass
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and costs and the highest d; sS% interest
BUSHNELL & AVERY, solicitors. O. oet asssf'
TAX SALE NOTICI,.--Nouc.t. nerenv o.
e c C Of e sv o THAI a
f Se c ds tnf1 oS to said aid for ne
i ss, ipaip %i.n S ss s n E
ne Fl e ! .s Jks
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g sa lots nom b sss ihf S afK5g
n ss s s e.. se . s &
ss : i :s liz sc ssss
Y s Sa Ct ss O. 81 ss s so
s92 S q S@s 81 AiSs
Ssy f fe fspNS sys, s And
assessed In the name Of b. F. Griffith and the certcate hs
Oen dny assigned 10 and the time redemption win ex.
pire on the 9Th day of February 4. d. 1870 " "a
, Ottawa. Oct 81 lS69.-3N' -. I. n. DEL ANO
&A-AE OF R EIAI1 ESS,rATIc.-Notice 4.
hereby given That BY virtue order and decree fthc
CoIny Court Of La Sale county at the September term there.
OF lSo9 We the administrative and administrator OF the efte
81 Jonn dseased, will sell public yenf
the foowng described real estate The west hsf oSlot
three the west half q lot plumber half OF
Ss a .as s ss 4 ,s
pdng IN what is now known the Of Seneca La Sals
county Illinois. Said viii be the premises al Seneca
on the an day OF December l9 o'clock P NJ TO the
mghest bidder and on the following One half or h
money 70 be paid down the day sale and the
renander with 10 per cent interest in nine months bond
snS saoa and morgs On sad Tss estate Sale
Senca, Oct ~, 1869 6w G.. W. ARMSTRONG,
~ -H''l Adm'x and Admir- Estate OF Bucfserste,n
CIIE11tIE'E''ss <sAIE..-By virtue of an exeeu,ion
Issued out of the clerks Office of the County Court OF La
sale county, and State of Illinois, directed where
by am commanded 10 make the amount of certain judc-
Hat recently obtained against Fii L. Waterman OF
La Sale county lls In favor Warren Rola
H. Barn out OF the lands tenements goods chattes of
the said Ell L. aenan have levied the following prop
ery tow1t: Lou No. six Or ID eight s nine 9.
IN block No three @ In Ottawa North, In the county of
Sale and State Of Illinois ,.1 u '.Il.f -rfI'T-
Therefore, according said command shall expose for
sale NJ public non all the right title and the above
named Fri L. waterman, late sheriff. &C. and above
described property, Saturday, the 9th day of NoyembSr
House in Ottawa. .'5. r,f T..F.I =. = - 80
Dated at Ottawa this 10th DAY of October 1859 I9'1.
W - sa3.tl.f...I III. 4. McCALEB.
9vy Y,,SaCf 80, r. Or
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NN l'l t-Nl"1 tlDl HR
.u.iEl 54uIo 1hi lfof .GigolmJi
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EORSALE.-In quantities TO salt and on easy tsrms
IL Otter Greek and Other FARMS In L. Sale sHd Lv
ingstoR counties. -
0delI, n.-sept aist ,ssf. Iol wILL1Aa srRAwN,
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CEDARVILLE, Ohio, via Xenia, o., May 24-
In the Reformed Presbyterian Synod to-day Il
communication was received from Saharanpahr
Mission, India, repudiating George II. Stuart's
suspension without trial for hymn singing and
free communion, as unjust, tyrannica and un-
christian, stating their allowed practice to have
been such for thirty years, and suspending their
relations until his reinstatement.
DR.. Mcleod offered resolution, condcmning
the interference of the Mission, whose main
business is to teach the true religion to the
heather, regretting the action, and asking its
reconsideration, through special committee,
asserting the supreme authority of the Synod,
and authorizing the superseding of the mis-
sionary.
The report of the Superintendents of the
Theological Seminary. removing DR.. Wylie. of
Philadelphia, from the Professorship, and DR..
Wylie's protest through the Commissioner
against the removal arbitrary, made without
trial, and void, were referred to the Committee
on Seminaries.
Rev. Dr. Samuel Wylie, of Illinois, by memo
rial, requested the repeal of the SynOd's suspen.
sion OF Mr.. Stuart, as demanded by the needs of
the Church. Received.
After debate, the report on union with the
United Presbyterians referred back and the
committee continued. Dr. McLeods resolution
was warmly debated till adjodrnment.
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THE INDIANS.

ST. LOUIS, May A.-Colonel Robert Camp
bell, of this city, left last evening for Wash
ington, at the solicitation of the President,
through the Secretary of War, TO meet several
prominent gentlemen selected from different
sections of the country, TO confer upon matters
looking to the ameloration OF the Indians. The
conference will take place in Washington on
Wednesday next.
A despatch from Helena, Montana, says from
$50 to 200 Santee-SiouX attacked the settlement
on the Musseshell river on May 8. Seventy
white men remained in the stockade, and sixty
sailed out on the Indians when desperate
fight ensued, lasting seven hours, and thirty
Indians were killed, including half-breed, and
thirty were scalped. The remainder escaped by
swimming the river. One white man was killed,
and another badly wounded. 1t is reported that
renforcements of 200 to 300 Santee-SouX are
coming up to attack Musselshell again, but the
whites are prepared for them.
Iron Mountain RuilrORd.
The President of the ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain Railroad has received despatch from Mr..
Anderson, President of the Memphis CONNER
cial Convention informing him that the people
will subscribe the million acres of land asked
for the extension of the Iron Mountain Railroad
to Memphis.
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THE NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIANs.
Report on Reunion by DIR. Darling.

New YORK May 24.-The General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church (New SCHOOL, held
a session this morning Rev. DR.. Darling, from
special commission, reported, on the question of
reunion with the Old School, the following pres
byteres had voted favOrably upon the proposed
scheme of reunion, ViZ.-Champlain, Troy,
Albany, Columbia, Catsllill, st. Lawrence, Wa
tertown,' Oswego, Utica, Canandaigua, Geneva,
Cayuga, Cortland, Tioga, Steuben, Chenung,
Ithaca Wilkesbrough, Lyons, Otsego, Chenango,
Delaware Buffalo, Ontario Rochester, Genesee,
Niagara, Genesee Valley, Hudson, North River,
Long Island, New York Third New York Fourth,
Brooklyn, Newark, Montrose, Wilmington
Philadelphia Third, Philadelphia Fourth, Har-
risburg, Erie Meadville, Pittsburg, Marshall,
Kalamazoo Coldwater, Lansing, Grand River
Huron, Trumbull, Cleveland, Portage
Athens, Pataskala, Franklin, ~Scioto, Cincin-
natl, Ripley Dayton, Hamilton, Salem, Madison,
Indianapolis Greencastle, Crawfordsyille, ST..
Joseph. Logansport Fort Wayne, Illinois
Schuyler, Wabash, Alton, Ottawa Knox, Bloom
ington, Milwaukee, Fox River, Columbus Lake
Superior Des Moines, Keolluk, Iowa City,
nesota, Dakota, st. Louis, Usage, Lexington,
Kansas. Union HalstOn, San Francisco, Nevada,
San Jose and Humboldt. Total, so.
The following presbyteries voted in the mega
tve:-District of Columbia, Detroit Washstaw,
Chicago. Total, 4. The following presbyteries
assented TO the amending of the proposed basis
by the omission-irst of that part of the first
article which begins, with the words, lit being
understood, and ends with the words IN the
separate churches" and, second, of the whole OF
the tenth article viz; Troy, Albany, Columbia,
Watertown, Utica, Onandaga, Cayuga, Cortland,
Geneva Chemung, Wiesborough, Tioga, Otsego,
Ontario, Rochester,, Genesee, Genessee Valley.
Hudson. North River, Long Island, New York
| Third, New York Fourth, BROOKLYN, Newark,
Montrose, Philadelphia Fourth, Harrisburg, Dis
| trict of Columbia, Erie, Detroit, Henroe, Mar
| shall Saginaw Lansing, Grand River, Huron
| Tumbull, Cleveland and Portage, Maumee
Athens, Potaskala, Franklin, Scioto, Cincinnati
| Riplev. DAYTON, Salem indianapolis, Green
castle Crawfordsville, st. Joseph, Logansport
Fort Wayne Illinois, SCHUYLER Watsach, Otta
| wa. Knox, Chicago, Bloomington. Fox River
Lake Superior, Des Moines, Mankato, Mime
| sofa Winona, Dakotah, ST. Louis, Lexington
| Cbonton. Cedar Rapids, Galena and Belyidere
San Jose, Humboldt, and Holston-75.
The presbyteries refusing their assent u to thes
| "A few other presbyteries expressed q vii
lmgness or a preference for union on the simpl
basis Of the standards. Some other minor pre-
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MEMORANnI

mEMORANDA.
Steamship Pioneer Barrett for Philadelphia cleared
at seamsREp \ F ySS%Sg
Steamship Norman, Crowel, for Philadelphia ceared
steemshiP PrOmetheug Gray from Charleston 2st inst
tes rice, bales domestcs, 2l bb rosin 20 pieces
tables and IS pkgs snndries % crates Neee
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith. for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday
Barque Il. A. Souder, Payne at Flushing sh inst from
Barque Annie Augusta, Creighton for Philadelphia in
days days vas 81 at g9 S9sntSnamG s,n about 7th inst
phs was parted with sls inst 30 miles SIC of the High
Brig George Gchrist, Gilchrst, hence at zaza, and
Brig j. w. Woodruff, Haskell from Providence for Phi
ladaeiphis Or or Mqehias' at Newport I'D inst.
sdan6 sGore stR hs So''n 0F IN the
RT s9bpo hence at Savannah ygste5dS%y
son and annie y Martin from Boston for Philadelphia,
schr Pathway, Haley, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schr Teazer Henley from South Kingston for Philade
Sebr A. = Campbell. Wilbur, for Philadelphia, cleared
Schr James Veldren Cavalier, at Alexandra 2lst nst
sebrs 4. ", H. White, Smith Glengary, Yates d F.
BaTbourj Archer Reeves, Cowan; O. Cobb, Kennedy, ,
and g. H. Bent Smith. hence at Boston "a INST
Schrs Geo Nevinger, Smith, and = r. Austin, Davis
sailed from Alexandra 2lst inst, for Boston
eSB ST AdGps 6 HSge ae @ 5G% INST soS'On 0 Ph
Schr James Crosby Baldwin hence for Portsmouth, at
ScEr Julia Elizabeth, candage, from Salem for Pha-
delphia, at Holmes Hole 2lst inst. .
Schrs r. w. Tul, Robbins, and Ephraim and Anna,
| Dole, hence at Boston Odd inst.
Schr NJ. Steeman Steeman, from Boston Tor Phiadel-
| phia, at Holmes Hole 2lst inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Official notice has been received that steam fog whistle
Fourohu, western entrance TO Yarmouth Sound, Nova
| Scotia.
During thick and foggy weather and snow storms the
whistle will be sounded continuously for ten seconds in
| seconds.
The whistle, il is stated will be heard-in calm weather
10 miles with the wind 20 in stormy weather. to 81
| against the wind, 3 TO 5mes. ,,,,x q,
| BY order, w. Is. SHUBhI1h, Chairman.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse b0ard, Washing
tOp, y, o., May Z, 1866,
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FROM THE WEST.

MEMPHIS May A.-On Saturday night last an
armed band of desperadoes stopped the traiu
from Louisville to Memphis, and attempted to
murder Internal Revenue Officer Holm, who had
illicit distillery. An assistant of Mr.. Holm,
name unknown, jumped from the train, was
fired at, and was seen to fall. Mr.. Holm fired
into the gang, killing one of them, when the
others poured a volley into the train, fortu-
nately without injuring any one. The band is
supposed to be part of a gang engaged in Illicit
distilleries extending from East Tennessee to
the Mississippi.